TUESDAY, April 16, 1793. J
P O R T S M O U T H: Printed by JOHN MELCHER, Printer to the Hon. Gene ral-Cou rt of the State of Nevs-
Hampshire, at his Olfice in Market-Street, at nine /hillings per Annum.
OZIAS SILS BY
INFORMS his Cuftorners that their at
counts are now ready for settlement,
and that he withes they would take the
eailieft opportunity in-their power toad
juft and fettle rhe fame — For when the
Printer fays —the Post (however
disagreeable) fs obliged to re-echo the
fame.
New-Hamb/hire Bank,
THE Stockholders of the New-
Hampjbire Bank are hereby notified.
That the annua! meeting of said Stock
holders will be held at the Bank in
Portsmouth, on Wednesday the 24th day
of this inst. April, at three o’clock, af
ternoon, when and where the officers for
the year ensuing will be elected.
By order of the Diredlors,
JOHN PIERCE, Cashier.
Porrfmouih, April 8, 1793.
Morning School,
Granville smith’s Mining
School opened this day.—He returns
his Gncere thanks for the encouragement
given to his Day School ; the terms of
which he has,this day, lowered to the fol
lowing prices.
Spelling and Reading nine Jhil
hngi per quarter.
Whiting and Arithmetic twelve
jhillings per quarter.
Mr. Smith likewise teaches the
Italian method of Book-keeping, to such
as are fufficiently versed in Arithmetic,
for Eight Dollars, and is enabled by his
oivn practice, as an Accountant, fully to
inftrufl his pupils in all its branches.
Portsmouth, April i, 1793.
Morning School.
o
J 0 HTFTTys 0 N
OPENED his MORNING SCHOOL
on Monday last, at the North
School Houfe* for the inftrudion of
young masters and misses in Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Englijh Grammar, &c.
He solicits the patronage of the Gentle
men and Ladies of the town, and hopes
by his attention to merit their friendfhip.
Hours of attendance from 6 to 8 o’clock.
Portjmouth, April 9, 1793.
ALL persons having any demands
on the estate of Mr. THOMAS
MOSES, late of Portsmouth, Cord
wainer, deceased, are desired to exhibit
the fame without delay—and all per
sons indebted to said estate are requeu
ed to make immediate payment —to
RICHARD JACKSON, Adminlfirator.
GRAND-LODGE.
ON Wednesday the 24th day
of April, being quarterly com
munication—A Grand Lodge will be
held at the Lodge room in Portsmouth, at
6 o’clock, P. M.— when the Members of
the Grand Lodge are desired to attend—
and the several Lodges under this jurisdic
tion are required to be represented agree
ably to the regulations ; —also the Quar
terages in arrear will be expeded.
^y order of the Most PPor- )
Jhipful Grand Majler, f
EDWARD St. LOE LIVERMORE,
[ Grand Secretary
AL L persons having demands a
gainlt the estate of JEREMIAH
YOUNG, late of Newmarket, gentle
man, deceased, are requeued to exhibit
them well vouched ; and all indebted
to said estate, are desired to make im
mediate payment to
JAMES CRAM, Administrator.
N. B. Attendance will be given by
the Administrator, at the house of said
deceased, on Mondays and Fridays,
from one to fix o’clock afternoon.
Newmarket, March 19, 1793*
ROCHESTER.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident owners of land in the town
of Rocheßet, who have not paid their
Hate and county taxes for the year 1788,
that unless they pay said taxes to me the
subscriber, on or before the 9th day of
May next, so much of their land as
. will pay the fame, together with inciden
tal charges, will be fold at public vendue,
at the dwelling-house of Stephen Went
worth, innholder in said town at ten
o’clock in the forenoon, on said day.
Specie, | | Certificates.
2d Div. 3d. 4th. 2d. 3d. 4th
s. d, s. d. d. s. d. s. d. d,
Joseph Kent o 02110 o o 2 1 1 o
James Durgin 9200 09200
ThomasDrew^ 0000 50000
Joseph Jenkins 1100 o ou o 00
Col. Thomas WeHbrookz 00002
R. Waldronjr3 112110 31 1 211 o
J. Woodmans 0000 50000
Lt. John Smith 7150 07150
Eli Demeritt 37000 37000
John Buzzel 2110 o o 2 n o
Israel Hodgdon 10 00010
Jno.Waldron 2 20112 2 20110
P.Wentworths 9 250 39250
A. M’Phedris4 2000 42000
Thomas Tibbetts 2112 o o 211 2
Peter Varneys 0010 50010
Ephraim Tibbetts 82 00082
Benj.Bickford 110 211 1 110 211 1
George Walton 081 000 So
Wm. Furburz 11 o o o 2 11 o o o
John Willey 3 12110 3 12110
Lt. Triftram Heard 1 00001
Jofe.Roberts 14000 1 4000
Tim.Gerriffis 01 50 50150
Samuel Tibbetts4 001 04001
James Davis 10 040 010040
B.Wentworthz 62110 2 62110
R. Waldron 502 11 1 5 02111
S. Penhallowi ioooo 1 10 000
Tho’s Packer; 0211 o $ 0211 o
Geo. Jaffrey,Efq. 060 060
Lt. Gov. ) n o
Wentworth p 8o o o z 8o o o
2 Share Rights.
sos. Beard ?
। m ? i 2 is
J. Plummer J
J. Burnham*}
R. Burnham f - X
Nich.Hartford ) ~
T , > 010 O 0100
John Canney J
3 Share Rights.
Thomas Hanson 7
John Hanson > 1 j
Nathaniel Hanson j
T. Hanson 7
J of. Hanson > 1 8 18
B. Hanson j
Sam. Hayes 7
Wm. Hayes > 02 020
Benj. Hayes j
Job Clements 7
John Clements >OS 050
James Clements J
Phillip Cheiley 7
Ichabod Chefley Sin I it o
Jonathan Chefley J
Sylvanus Nock 7
Thomas Nock >Oll on o
Zacheus Nock J
Gerfliam Downs 7
Thomas Downs > j 1
Ebenezer Downs j
Johnßicker 7
Mat.Ricker >290110 2 00110
Eph.Ricker j
Jof. Ricker 7
Geo. Ricker >OBI 30 001 30
[ere.Rollins j
Valen. Hill 7
JohnNutter So 5 o 5
Ja. Nutter j
Jno Tricky 7
Th’s Tricky C- 04* 04]
Hat. Nutter j ’
Hatevil Nutter 7
Henry Nutter >l4 140
Eleazer Colman J
Benj Mason 7
W’m Dame s 1 5 15000
J. Leighton j
John Sias 1
James Burhham > 1 1
John Sias, jr. J
THE
Specie. Certificates,
2d Div. 3d. 4th. 2d. 3d. 4th
s. d. s.d. d. /. d. s. d. d
Jchn Drew 7
J din Cook >24140 241 40
Ben. Pinner J
Jof. Danie's 1
J. Daniels,jr. >lO ioooo
jet. Bickford j
Mo.DavisJr
Til’s Willey >1 2 18
W. Jackson j
Ebe. Tuttle “)
W. Twom. I
bl y ^lOl5O loijo
Ja. Guppy J
Sam. Alley 1
Benj’. Forft > o 5 05
WiiFmForftj
Sam. Heard 1
James Heard >1 3 130
David Wattfen j
Tim. Robertson 5
Samuel Corfon > 1 6 160
John Rollins J
J.Stevenfon 3
John York £-13060 x 3060
J. Ambler 5
John Runnalds
Job Runnalds >Oll on o
James Clark J
N. Lammas
J. Wheeler > 3 o 3 o
Dan’lHovey j
John Williams *)
William Hill r 1 4 140
Abner Clark j
Joseph Chefley p
Samuel Chefley > o 5 ©SO
John Williams J
4 Share Plights
J. Twom bly 1
S.Twombly ( x
J. I wornbly f 3
B.Twombly J
Benj. Pearce 1
Eleazer Weare I
John Conner { $
Jno. Hodgdon J
James Conner ">
Hugh Conner t
1 homas Stevens I ’ r
Richard Brooks J
Morice Fowler
John Hight । , «
Thomas Alden * 4 4
Benjamin Green
JAMES HOW, Colledor.
Rochester, February 12, 1793*
WHEREAS the General-Court of
this State, at their last feflion,
passed an act directing a new valuation to
be taken through the State, of the fol
lowing taxable articles, viz.
No. of Polls from 18 to 70 years of age.
No. of acres of orchard land.
No. of acres of arable land.
No. of acres of mowing land.
No. of acres of pasture land.
No. of horses and mares, -> Of 4 years
No. of oxen, > old and up-
No. of cows, > wards.
No. of horses and cattle 3 years old.
No. of horses and cattle 2 years old.
No. of horses and cattle 1 year old.
The yearly rent of mills, wharves and
ferrys, repairs deduced.
Sum total of the value of all buildings
and real estate unimproved, owned by
the inhabitants.
Sum total of the value of all real estate
not owned by the inhabitants.
Sum total of the value of stock in trade.
Sum total of all money in hand or at
interest, including bank stock, securities
for any property at interest more than the
person pays interest for.
The Seledmen of Portsmouth
hereby notify the freeholders and other
inhabitants of said town, liable to pay'
taxes, and they are requested to exhibit
their invoices for the present year, by
the 25th day of April inst. as the taxes
will then be made, and no invoices will
be received afterwards.
G GAINS,
S. CLAP, £
N. ADAMS. I
N. A. HAVEN, §
T. SHEAFE, J ?
Portsmouth, April 2, 1793.
[Volume xxxv. —Numb. 1892.
To John Stark, Ef^uire^ one of the ynfßces
of the Peace throughout the State of Ne^^
Hampshire.
WE the fubferibers, owners of more
than one sixteenth part of the
townfliip of Goffeftown, in the county of
Hillfborough, in said State, humbly pray.
That you would notify and warn the
proprietors of said Goffeftown to meet at
the Hgelling-houfe of Robert"M’Crpgnre,
Esq. in ^i^\Joffeffown, on Monday the
24th day of April inff. at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, to ad on the following
articles, viz.
ift. To choose a moderator to regulate
and govern said meeting.
2d, To choose a proprietors’ clerk, in
the room and Head of Matthew Patten,
who wiffies to resign.
3d, To fee what they will do with the
common and undivided lands in said
town. To clear the fame of all incum
brances of any who hold any part there
of by poffiffion or improvement, to pro
secute them if need be, or any who have
trespassed on said common land, and to
order the said common land to be fold in
what manner they shall think best for
raising money toward difeharging their
debts.
4th, To fee what method they will
take to afeertain what debt they are in.
sth, To fee whether they will allow
the persons to whom they are indebted
any thing for their being kept out of
their money.
6th, To fee how much money they
will vote to be raised to difeharge the
debt they are in, and to choose all offi
cers they may think needful for carrying
their votes into full effe&.
7th, To agree on a method for calling
proprietors’ meetings in future.
ALEXANDER GILCREST,
ROBERT M’GREGORE,
WILLIAM BLODGET, for
SAMUEL BLODGET,
JAMES SARGENT,
JONATHAN WOOD,
JAMES SHIR ALE.
Goffeftown, April 1, 1793.
THE proprietors of Goffeftown afore
laid, are hereby notified and warned to
meet at time and place aforefaid, and foe
the purposes abovementioned in the fore
going articles.
JOHN S PARK, Justice of the Peace
(throughout said State.
Derryfield, April 1, 1793.
State of New-Hampihire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident proprietors and owners of
land in the town of Wakefield, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1790,
that unless they pay said taxes to me the
fubferiber, on or before the 30th day of
April next, so much of their land as will
pay the fame, together with incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue, at
the dwelling-house of Capt. Joseph Lea
vit, in said town, at two o’clock, in the
afternoon of said day. ftate.fohbouy
Qhy. No. D. s. d. s. d
John Gage, Esq. 96 17 1 04 04
ditto, no 17 2 13 13
William Gerrifh, 70 87 1 06 06
Thomas Downs, 100 72 2 06 06
Solomon Emerson ico 95 1 06 06
John James, 100 33 1 03 03
Thomas Miller, no 22 . 2 03 03
John Ham, 100 82 1 03 03
Samuel Downs, no 93 1 03 03
William Willard, no 97 2 10 10
Ebenezer Hanson no 39 2 p 6 06
Stephen Evans, no 42 2 010 oio
James Kelley, 50 9 1 16 16
John Coock, • 3314 1 16; 1:6
William Stilles, no 23 20606
William Twombly, 50 47 2 o 9 o 9
John Moffatt, Esq. 2278 1 04'04
ditto, no 78 2 1717
SAMUEL CHAPMAN, Colledor.
Wakefield, February 27, 1793.
,FOR SALE
AVERY pleasant HOUSE zorfitii
ated between Mr. Doig's dwelling
houfe and the late dwelling 1» use of
Capt, 'John Pamtt, deceased ; being 50
feet fronting on two streets, and ijofeet
in length.—for further particulars apply
to JONATHAN AYERS of Poftlmduth.