The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, January 7, 1763, Page 4

JUST PUBLISHD, * And Sold at the Printing Office in this Tows, A BOOK entitled, R AN HEROIC POEM ; From ihe Teking of Minoica by the French, to the Raifing of the Sirge of Quebec by GENERAL MURRAY ; with Marginal Notes ; being & very complest Hiftory of the War.....Printed in London ; and Re privted in Portfmouth, Piice Two Sbillings and Six Pence Sterling.....It has been highly recom- mended by Men of the beft Senfe, Judgment and Learning.....There not hav ng beenany Periormance to cqual it fince the War begsn. "In which sre mention’d Admiral Hawkes =nd Boicawen’s Engsgement, in Lagos, snd Quiberen Bay. Thurot's Defcent endDetest. "I'he memora- ble A-chicvements. of Britannia’s Worthies on the Continent. An smpleDefcription of the two remark- sble Sicges of Louilbourg andQuebec ; together with & mipute Defesipiion of the French Siege 5iQuebtc ; 2nd that Siege raifed : with the Delcents at, and At ticks of Maloes, Cherburg, and Havre de Grace, Tac triumphant War of cur Heroes in Abics, and Indis, viz. The Delcents at and Attacks of Gua- caloupe, Goree, and Senegal : Granads, St. Martin's, Marig:lante, Surat, Chandenagore, Calcutta, &c. &c. Brery Commsnder et Sca, with the Leaders, and their re{petive Corps on Land, are all duly noticed, ss te Bautles occur ; with their juftly deferv’d Exnco- miums, ¢iro’ the wiole Courfe ot the Poem T'he above PFOEM i» addrefs’d'to the Patriote, and Heroes of Great Britain, and dmerica. ¥t patrists fage I who plann’d 1be deep difigns Of war *midfl which, Britannia dveadful fbines ! (On whim (be icans, with great exulting glow ! i heteler you point, (be firikes the wefting blow ! ) Yo mighty warriors ! wsrrors of the world I By wiim, at land, ard fea, our thunder’s Lurld ! © Loyey this bockis font, witbfi[ialflar 5 Craves fif'ring [miles 5 and begs paternal care. Yiu, whs (like David's wortbics, ) round the throne OF mighty GEORGE. form a tremendous zone | From you the tranfports flow ! *tis you infpire ! A1 bla¥ ring winds, to flame, blovw latent fire ! From you 1 caught the great refifilefs glow ! 17 bilff gou dealt weng ance sx 1B’ infulting foe ! 2 bifyeu, on-land; the pride of Gaul refirain! Or fuscep viflorisus d'er the [ewelling main ! My fancy burns | tranfported with delight ! With ardoar wing'd | parfues yiu to the fight ! &5 7 prop the canfe of bamoar | fame ! pud sruth ! Charifh the faliies of unsipen’d youth ! Sinee fram your deeds. the growing theme mufl rife 5 Aceept the iribute due, and deign to patronize. . TO "BE SOLD, at Zork BY Edward Emerd ftdwara Emer 1011, A greatVariety of nglifhGoods. ALSO Weft-India Goods, viz. Molafits by the Barrell or fmaller Quantity ; Sugar by the Hundred or {maller Quantity 5 Tea by the Dozen or fmaller Quantity ; Coffee, Chocolate, Flour, Indigo, Rice, Pepper, Alifpice, Nurmege, Cinnamon, Railons, Ginger, Alfo Pewter,and T'in Ware 3 20d, 104, and 4d Nails——=Flax, Sheeps Woal, Bibles, Pfalters, Tefta- ments, Primers and Spellipg Books A Quantity of good CORN and OATS ; all Cheap for Cather thort Credit. nT . 2 . N. B Said EEMERSON, continues to carry on the Taylor’s Trade as ufual. s et bomgtind g 7 s\ i) e Nt ) All Perfeons Indebeted to,vr that bave Demands on the Eftate of Jolzph Thing, /Jate of Brintreood,in the Province of Neew Hamplbire, decear’d, are difir'd to bring in their Accourts to Joleph Taing of Exeter, ddminifirator on [(aid Effate, in order for Setvlement. iyt eyt e N ] \iyrd i it \cmnpnd SN ) ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have sny Demands on the LEltate of Sampfon Colefux, e of Chariefiown, No. Four, in the Pro- vince of New Hampfhire, deceafed, sre defired to bring in their Accounts to Mr. Ebenezer Putnam of - faid Charieflowon, Nou Four, aforefsid, Adminiltrator onAaid Eftate, in order for Settlement. Wanted 2 likely BOY, about Twelve Years of Age, to ferve as an Apprentice to the Taylors Bufincls ; Inquireof the Printer, FNTQL Y BESROER 8T Evhraim Robinfon Of Exeter, a new Affortment of Goods, 23 Cheap as can be afforded, viz. ERMAN SERGES—--Devonfhire G Kerfeys—-Beaver Coating—- Half T hicks—Penniftone—Frize-- Broad Cloths—Plufh—Narrow and wide Baize— Shalloons. — Tammies—- Callamancoes — Grograms—Cambletees—Crofs Bard Stuffs — Poplins— Crape Camblers— Black Taffety—Tiffeny Alimode- - Padufoy. Velvit—Hat Crape--- Perfian---Silk, Linnen and Cotton Handkerchiefs—— Ribbons— Gartering---Cambrick---Plain Lawn--Lawn Handkerchiefs---Sewing Silk--- Mohair and filk T wilt--- Buttons---Buckrams--Ink Pow- der—feven Eight and Yard wide Linnens. —Check Linnens—Bed Ticks— Worited Caps---ftrip’d Duflils--- Blankets-- Swanfkins Muflin—Mens and Womens Wrofted Hofe—Mens and Womens white Gloves-- Llens and Womens dy’d thammy Gloves and Micts BlackGauze Handkerchiefs-- Chalk Lines—Fins—Tape—Catridge and Writing Paper—Thick{ett-- [vory and horn Combs Brafs and fteel Thimbles---fhoe and Knee Buckles--- Box Irons---Sad Irons-- Cafe Koives and Forks Jack and Pen Knives--Candlefticks--Shears---Mill Sawfiles --Hammers- Handfaws—Gimblets--Cards-- Warming Pans--Brafs Skillets--Frying Pans --Tea Pots 4d 6d 10d 20d Nails--Shoe Nails, Rice, Nutmegs, Pepper, Alllpice, Tea, Coffce, Rum, Sugar, Molaffes, Salt, Alfo a very good Affortment of beft London Pewter, &c. R NP, WO Ny Y e el A 1O BE SOLD By 7 homas Parfons Of Exéter, a new Aflortment of Goods,viz. Carlet, crimfon, blue, and cloth color’d % Broad Cloths ; Kerfeys, Rarcteens, Half Thicks, Pennifton, German Sar- ges, Shalloons, Tammies, Callamancees, Ruflells, Grograms, Allopean, Bombazine, Crape, Tiffeny, Gloves ; fikk, linnen and cotton Frandkerchiefs ; Ribbons, Gartering, Pins, Tapes, black Taffety, flower’d Silk for Capuchines; Velver, fnail Lace, fewing Silks, plain and flower’d Lawns, Cambrick, Garlits and other Linnens, firiped cotton Holland for Mens Shirting ; Warfted Caps, good Eaglith Shoes, Blarketts, Buttons, fiilk Hair and Twift, Buckrams. Tea Kettles, Box Irons, Fire Shovels and Tongs, Braffes and Furniture for Deiks, Table Hinges, Doorand Cheft Locks, lron and Brals Candlefticks, Rat Traps, Hammers, Gimblets, Hand-laws, Files, Shears, Combs, Cafe Knives and Forks, Jack Knives, Cut- toes, Pen Knives ; Pewter Porrjngers and Bafoas, Plates and Difhes, ftone Cups and Saucers 3 — Powder and Shot— Ginger, Starch, Rice, Nutmegs, Pepper, All fpice, WEST INDIA GOODS, &c. And for “the Cath. will fell at as low a Rate asany Body in the Government. TO BE SOLD By Thomas Hart, Of Portfmouth, in the Province of New Hempfhire, one fifth part of Two Acres of LAND in Exeicr in fsid Province near the Rev. Mr. Odlin’s Mecing Houle, well fitusted for Tiade or eny otier Buinefs = Auy Perfon inclining to Parchafe the fime may kaow the Terms by Enquiring of (sid Hart. December 8, 17062, A LOT of LAND in Epflom, et the loweft part of the Town, containing acocat 100 Acres ; weall timbered; to be Sold. Enquire of the Printer. ol Printed by D, Fowle. od P 3‘- P Tonathan Mouliton, Hereby informs bis Cuflomers ard ¢lbers jtbhat bebas afrifp Afferiment of GUULS juiabie for the Seafon, which are wow cpin aia ridce gor' Sale, ROAD CLOTHS of moft Coloura, fine Devonihire Kerfeys, {uitsble for Great Coats, wiih meny other Articles [iiablefor Winter, tco many o be bere enumersted : - ALSO all Sorts of befk London Nail:, fome Dack Nails ; moft ali kinds of Hard ‘Ware, veceflary in Houle- Keeping ; an Aflortment of Gloves, and Mournieg 3 8 parcell of Deer Skins, snd Desr Skin :Breeches. Weit India GOODS, and DBchea Tea. Said Mox/ton will fell his Goods by Retale.etCheap for ready Calh ss they csn be sfforded to be Sold in this Province : Aifo will give longer Credit then is Cuftomary allowing him reafonable Advance. e ) e o] sy mces) At ™ (o) ™ f S\ d Whereas many of thofe Pro- prietars of the Town hip of BOW in Nesw Hampfbire 3 that had their Lands Sald st Vendue to pay iheir formerTAX complain, That theRealon their LANDS were f{old was, That they hed had mot fufficient NOTICE thereof ; to prevent fuch Complsints, THESE sre therefore to Notify the Propriciors of BOW aforefeid, or Perfons intrefted in (aid Bow Land, That have not psid the ‘T'ax of Teslve Pounds Old Tenor onesch Forty Acre Lott or firft civifion, &nd Twsz/ve Pounds Old Tencr on esch one Hundred Acie Lott or fecond divifion, snd Six Pounds Old Tenor on each Coomon Right in faid Town, ss.was formerly voted and sgreed on, snd hath fince been citen Natified to pay {aid Sums to me the Subicriber, Colletor of faid Tax : Are omce more (than the Law requires) defired to psy faid Tax or Texes io the Sublcriber at my Houie at Newmarket. iv {8id Pro- vince, by the Fiftecnth Day of January next, or they may depend on their Lands being expofed tp Suilas the Law dire&ls: per Waiter Bryens, Cellsélor, Nesomarket, Décimber 15th.3762. T Ry i S W hereas we the Subleribers are eopointed Commiffioners by the Honorable Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the County of YORK, to - Regeive snd Examine the Cliims of the feversl Creditors to the ERate of Elimabeth Maulton, Jate of Walls in iaid County, deceas’d, lnieftute, reprelented Infolvent ; and Gx Months being silow’d faid Cre- ditors for bringing in their Clsims and paying their . Debis : Thele are to NOTIFY feid Creditors,that we fhall attend ¢hat fervice st the Houle of Mr. Edgeard Ingrabam, Invholder in Yoik, on the laf Tueiday ot December aud February next, and oa the 1:& Tueiday of Jannary next, et Mr: Peletiab Little- field’s, Innholder in Wells, fromOne to Four ¢’Clack Alternoon esch Day. Fofepb Holt, junr. ; York, New. 24. Daniel Clarke, Norton Wogabrige, TO BE SOLD BY Nathaniel Adams snew 10 Inch CABLE of 70 Fethom: ALSO s Quantity of new and twice lsid CORDAGE, &s chezp #s can be bought in Bofton.—Said 4dams has feversl Parcels of Goods, which he brought over inthe Ship Atlantick from London, for which no Perfon has ap- peared, ‘muk’d D.G. No. a2 Hid, 22Csfk, 3 a Cheft, 4 e Cafe, 5 3 Bafket. ALSO a Box o! Chuns, mark’d I. G. No. A. N. B. Said Adsms bas likiwifz to fell, Molofes, ¢ither in Hbds. Tiercesor Barrels 5 Sugar, Coffee and Ricé by the Cafk or Hundrid Qo )\t ™\ e NN S) (o fad N[0 et ALL Perfons Indebted to, or thst have eny Demunds on the Eftate of Licutenant Itaac Parker, late of Charlefloevn, No. Four, in the Frovince of New Hampthire, decealed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Mr. Ebenezer Putnam of Charieftswen, No. Four, sforefzid, Adminiitrasor on faid Litace, in order for Settlemeni. Sobn Nelfon And Company, At t2eir Store at the Nerth End, tate in the Occupation of HENRY Avrrnowe, Elg; batd to Sell, An &flortment of India, and Fnolith Goods ; among(t which is {*fi?,_rkt:’, of Ship Chandlery STORES. Awes’s Almanack, For the Year 1763. SOLD by the Printer hereof.