The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, December 3, 1762, Page 3

;oA b Line, two Frigates and near 80 fail of other veffels fail’d for England : The General was not gone, but was toremain at the Ha- vannah for fome Time—=The Bifhop men- tioned above, was carried home in the Ad- miral’s thip.—Before the Fleet failed, the Treafure found at the Havannah was (har- ed ; the General’s fhare was about Eigb_ty Thoufand Pounds’ Sterling ; a Captain in the Army One Hundred and Sixty Pounds ; a Lieutenant, Eighty Pounds ; and a private Soldier Two Pounds Seventeen Shillings. N, B. The fecond Divident we are in- formed, will amount to each as. much more. Yefterday arrived a fnow from Halifax, with a Number of our Provincial Troops. CUSTOM HOU E, Pifcataway, Dec. 2. Entered In, Biig Kate Mullet, Luke Mills from Havannsh. Schooner Diamond John Harman trom Bay otFundy. Byig Berwick, John Cockran, from Barbados. Sloop Sally, William Perine from Newfoundland. Ship Hannab, Jofeph Hixon, from Nevis. Cleared Out, . Snow Antigus Faltor, John Wheden for Briftal. Brig Polly, James Hudlon, for ihe: Granades. ‘Stoop Newbury Packet, William Friend, for Phila. Sloop Abigail, Michsel Purcell for Virginia, Schooner Hawke, Amos Parfons, and i ; Schooner. Succefs, Jonathan Bootmen for Maryland. . T Gl PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. The delinquent Praprictors of Stevens Town, ( (o called ) are-hereby NOTIFIED, That unlels they pey the feverasl SUMS hereaiter Aflixed to their Names, tagether with the Charge of Advertifing, fo much of their LAND will be {old at publick VEN D UE, st the Houle of Mr:. Jobn Hontoon's, Inniolder ia Kingfton, on Monday the Thaird Day ot Fanuary next, ss will psy the {ame. " The Nemes of the delinquent Proprictors are as follows, viz. The feveral Sums are in Old Ten, EbtmzlrSMwm,E!q;é; Elifpa Swett 6 Ebenezer Page 21 William Befeell junr. 6 Samuel French 16 | Feremiab WebflerEfq; 6 Epbraim Colins 14 |Copt Fofepk Greely 27 Fonathan Greely 6 Febn Darling 6 Benjamin Stevens 6 |Samuel Winfloow 7:9 Nathan Swett * 6 |Samuel Scribner 39 Fojepb Eafiman 6 |Humpbrey Hook 6 Fobn Fifield 3 10| Widsw M.b. Fedkins 6 Elifpa Windley 16 §iCo/ Eben Stivens 4 Moafes . Quinby 6 David Greely e William Calf 6 Peter Ayérs 6 Fofbua Woodman 7 10|Fabez True 4 10 Samuel Sanborne 13 | Peter Dearbern 6 Fehn Huntoin 21 Pbilip Canle 21 Fobn Huntoon, junr g 10| Jacob Gale 12 Capt. Fobn Weifter. 34 10 Capt.Trucsworshy Lad 6 Ebewczer Long 21 'Matbew Petlingale 2 10 Abrabam Green 6 16 Thomas Wadley 21 Natkaniel Lad 21~ Benj. Sanborne 36 10 Trifiram Sanborne 6 | Wells Chate 6 Widow Meriam Bean 6 tE bentaer Webfler 5 10 Lt Nathasicl Huntoin 6 | Robert Barber 7 Fobn Caif 6 iFabexz Page 7 Capt Samuel Fifield 6\ Fojeph Coiins az Andrewy Bobewnen 21 Thamas Fewell 12 Ehenczer Eoftman 6 [Mary Dimond 15 “oln Bron 26 10 Allin Old Tenor. Peter Samborn Ejg; 6 Kingftsn, Nov 30. Joun Cavrr, CollcClor ot Stevens Tatyn, PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. THE Propriet.rs of the Town- fhip of Rucheflsr, in {sid Province, are hereby NO TIFIED, o meet at the Houfe of Mr, Epbraim Hanfon, Tnnholder i Dover, on Monday the zoth Day ot Dicember next, at ten of the Clock A M. to veceivé the Report of the Commitiee cho'e the laft Meering to Per ambulate tne IHead Line of faid "T'own, and o know if the Proprietors will receive .the Plan of the fourth Divifion m4de’by faid Com- mitte, and to draw the fame. ALSO to fze if the Propiietors will vote to seife Money to pay the charge for the above Service, or any other done for faid Propricters : And to reccive the R:porg of Com mittee formerly chofen’ to fettle Accounts with the Tieaturer of fsid proprietors : Alfo to hear the Re quelt of fandry Psifons propofing to cherge Land leti.tor 8 High Way to Guppy’s Mill ( fo culled). And to'rsceive the Repurt of (undry Commiu_ecs' chofen at . the laft Meeting. - Alfo to employ fome fuitable Peg- {on or Perions (0'tiks & © py of the Plans of the fisit and fecond*Divifion in faid Town, for the Ue of {aidt Proprictors < Somerfevorth, Now. 2915, 3762. Joun WinTworTH, Pras. Clerk N.B. The Ouoners of the Righs of Shadrick Wal- ton, are dfired to appear to pay che Charge due on the. 3d Divifim, to prevens the Jame being expifid 1o Sale. ' “igm e IMPORTED and to be SOLD by - Jofeph Barrell, At a new STORE near the STATE-HOUSE, : BY Wholefale anp Retail, Uperfine black blue S Black gauz: Handkerchiefs Black Crape & Paper Fans 7 Ficklenburg & Oznabrigs, 5 Mens and Womens Shoes, Childrens Shaes of every E § Sizs 1. . % Silk and Lace Mitts, £ Buff Gloves for Wintes, Superfine and commes | S Wafb, Welted, Sham - Camblets, e my, Glaiz'd, Italian & Super fine Super Sattins & Bath Lamb Gloves and of all Colours, Mists, Yard voide Damafks. Pins, Piain and flswer'd Ruffels,== Kippens Snuff. Callamancoes, "Looking Glaffss, Durants, Earthin Ware, Shalioons, Saddels and Bridles, Yard wide Florettas, £ 2d. 3d. 44.6d 8 d 10d. Brocaded Taboretts, @ ané 20d. Lowdsn Nails, Embefs’d Antlsens, B Spanifp Brown by the Keg, Bombazines. ALSO, Norggich and Italian } Rum, Sugar, Moloffes, In Crapes, digoe, Crffes, Rice, Alfpice, Freneh Alamsde, X CITRUN andALmenDs, Caftor & Beaveritt Halts, A feew Ton-of choice Mens, Womaent, Boysi) & ENGLISH HAT. end Girls Hofe, } SilkHandkerchiefi, Cotton Womens Siays, Velvet, Playing Cards. Breeches Patterss, Bonea TEa. Searlet Caps, CANDLES 4y the Box. Irifo Linnens, REASONS by tbe'Cafte, Bustens, Tewift, Silk CHOCOLATE 4y tbe and Hair, Dizen. Silk Knee Garters, Flarence OY L. Beilandine Sewing Silk, Ground GINGER, N. B. The above will be Sold for Cafh, fhort “Credit, or Lumber in the Spring ; and Cuftomers may depend on'being well ufed. : s et -t b et et All Perfons Indebted to, or that hsve any Demands on the: Eftate of Licutenant Robert Haroey, Iste of Nottingham, deceat’d, are defir'd to bring in their Accounts to 477z Harvey, Adminiftra trix of Jeid Eftate, in order for fettlement, at her Dwelling in faid Lieutenant Harvey’s Houfe. - [4] Qe G\ ]\t " ) Ny To be Shot jfor On Monday the 27th Day of Decemier Inltant, at the Houle of Mr. Benjamin Garland, Iunholder in Rye, « good Silver WAI'CH. Likewile &« good JACK. Tickets for the Watch at Four Pounds; and for the ].ck at Forty Shillings, to be bad of Benjamin Garland aforefsid : To begin at Ten o'Clock in the Morning. L e ] AL L Perfons Indebted to, 'or thet have sny Demsndaon the Eftate of Alexander Shapleigh, late of Kittery, in the County of York, Tanner, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Ac- counts to E/izabeth Shapieigh, Adminiftratrix on faid " Eftate, in-orler for Seitlement, who will atiend faid Bufine(s on every Mondsy for two Menths from the Date hereof, 2t the Manlion Houfe of fsid Deceas’d, from two of the Clockto Six Afternoon each Day. Kittery, Nov. 9. 1762. : [ e Ly P I TV OV Loaf Sugar To be Sold at the Suger Houfe in this Town, as chesp for the Sterling MonEy as can be imported from Befton 5 and for T'wenty one Shillings O, T'. by the Hundred or halt Hundred. Likewise to be Sola the very beit of Molaffes clarified, by the Hog- fliead or fmailer Quantity. ALY R i A Y e L I S ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that” have ‘any Demends on the Eftate of Csptain Jearlet & cloth co dor’ 4 bread Cloths Beaver Coatings; Kerfeys, Halfthicks, “ Laflings, Amens., Benjamin Swett of Hampton Fells, decealed, are de- fired to bring in #ieir Accounts to us the Subfcribers, in order for Settlement, who will attend on faid Bufi- nafs on the four following Wednefdays, at the Houfe of Captain Fonathan Sewett of Lid Hampion Falley Innholder; from Nine of “the’Clock belore Noon. to five in the Afternoon. g i ; Hampton Ealls, § Levi Dearborn, ' Ofaber 7. U David Batchelor, } Exeators, Now in the Pref3, and in abéiit Ten Days will be Publithed and'Sold by the Printer hereof, as Cheap'by the Dozen or Grofs as in Bofton, - 4 Ames’s Almanack For the Year 1763. ’ JUST PUBLISH'D, And Sold at the Printing Office in this Town, A BOOK entitled, W A R: N HEROIC POEM ; From the Tsking of Minorca by the French, to the Raifing of the Siege of Quebec by GENERAL MURRAY ; with Marginal Notes ; being a very complest Hiftory of the War.....Printed in Lordon 3 and Re printed in Portfmouth, Price Taro Shillings and Six Pence Sterling.....It has been highly recom- mended by Men of the beft Senfe, Judgment and Learning.....There not having beenany Performance to equai it fince the War began. ' In which are mention’d Admiral Hawkes snd Bolcawer’s Engagement, in Lagos, snd Quiberon Bay. Thurot's Defcent andDefest. The memora- ble Archievements of Britannia’s Worthies on the Continent. An ampleDelcription of the two remark- able Sicges of Loviibourg andQuebec ; together with « minute Defcription of thé French Siege ofQuebec 3 and that Siege raifed : with the Defcents at, and At tacks of Malaes, Cherburg, and Havre de Graced The triumphsnt War of our Heroes in Afiica; and Indis, viz, The Defcents at and Attacks of Guad daloupe, Gore,e and Senegal : Granada, St. Martin’sy Marigalante, Surat, Chsndensgofe; Calcuiia,- &c. &c. Every Commander at Ses, with the Leaders, and their relpective Corps on Land, are ali duly noticed, as the Battles occur ; with their juftly deferv’d Enco- miums, thro® the whole Courfe of the Poem. : Taken up by John Batcheldor, of North Hoempton, fome time sgo, in the Ses, a Bar< rell of Turpentine. The Owner may have it by applying to {aid Batcbe/dor, telling the Mask, and paying Charges. Taken up at Rye, the 28th of lat Month, & fmill MAST, sbout 55 Feet long 2 The Owner may have it_aguin by spplying to Capty Ricberd Rand of Rye, and paying Charges. % PR ® P © S AL § For Ré-printing by Subfecription, the ~famcus William Dell’s Works eniituled, ‘The Tryal of the Spirits ; A Baok wonderfully calculsted to make s Dilcovery of the Arminian Anfichriftisn Clergy, and s folemn Retrest founded to GOD's People, to come out from all falfe- Worfhip and unfcriptaral Pradlices. N. B. Sublfcriptions: are taken in by Mr. Febn Elliot of Port/moxth; esch Book will be about £. 4 Old Tenor Neew Hampfhire Money, the one half ta be paid down by the Subfcriber, and the other half upon receiving of the Books, # Ssid- £//iot, undertakes the Delivery of the Booky, and receives the Subfcription Money. ; Stratbam, OBber 25. A New Chaife, Compleatly finith’d, built in Bofton, now a¢ Mr. Fames Stoodley’s, to be Sold ; of whom inquire, or of the Printer. ST A LOT of LANDin Epfom, at the loweft part of the Town, conteining sbout - 100 Acres ; well timbered ; to be Sold. Enquire of the Printer. ; L ON D O N, September 8. The King of Pruflis, moved by the extreme necef- fity of his fubje@s in Pomeranis, has cauled corn ta be brought st Dantzels to the Value of 100,000@ crowns for their relief. But notwitfending this bountiul gift of the King, the deftrefs of this Province exceeds all defcription, as appears by a letter lately raceived from an eminent Clergyman atStetiin,, dated July 15, who, on his journey to Colberg, found up-~ wards of feven villages laid in afhes, and others {o ruined, thst no living creature was to be feen, bug. fkeletons of people perithed with hunger,and gnawed by wild besits. Intwo villages nearColberg, which' he paflfed through, the Inbabitants. furrounded his: coach, begging for a bit of bread, affuring him they: had not feen s picce of bread for five days, £y