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SECOND EDITION Section Five - NOTICES & ADVERTISMENTS EPSOM NOTICES & ADS FROM EARLY NEWSPAPERS NH Gazette 4-10-1761 THESE are to NOTIFY the Proprietors of the Town of
Epsom, that they meet at the House of Mr. Jonathan Longfellow,
Innholder in Rye, on Wednesday the 15th Day of April
next, to chuse a Committee to prosecute such as have
cut and carried Lumber off Epsom Common; such as refuse
or neglect to settle with the present Committee: As
also to act any Thing that shall be tho't proper for
the Benefit of said Town and Proprietors. Also those
Gentlemen that claim Rights in the Town of Epsom, and
had not had them, are desired to appear at said Meeting,
and prove their Rights, if any they have. The Meeting
to begin at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon. 2/25/1768 Province of New Hampshire. NH Gazette 5-26-1769 TO BE SOLD (cheap for Cash) by WALTER PHILBROOK of
Greenland,
DESERTED some time ago from the company under my command
in Col. Starks regiment, one Benjamin Barey, a fellow
about 20 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, formerly
belonged to Epsom, in New Hampshire. Also, one Jonathan
Wilkins, about 5 feet 7 inches high, a well built man
about 27 years of age, formerly belonged to Amherst
in New Hampshire. Whoever will bring said deserters
to their regiment, on Winter Hill, shall have 5 dollars
reward for each or either of them, by me. NH Gazette 12-21-1782 T O B E S O L D At the house of Elizabeth McClary, innholder in Epsom,
on Tuesday the seventh day of January next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon (by virtue of a licence from the honorable
Judge of Probate of Wills, &c. for the county of
Rockingham) the following lots of land in Epsom, aforesaid,
viz. One lot in the first range, No 12, containing 26
acres - one lot No 3,in the second range, containing
30 acres - one half the lot No 61, in the same range,
containing by grant about 52 acres, mostly under improvement,
with a barn and orchard thereon; - also part of the
lot No 105 in the third range, containing about 45 acres;
- likewise one lot in Pittsfield, containing 50 acres,
which was originally part of the right of Thomas Westbrook
Esq; - also, the common and undivided land belonging
to the said 50 acre lot. -
T H E creditors to the estate of John Dwyer late of
Epsom, deceased, intestate, represented insolvent, are
hereby notified tat six months longer from the 29th
day of May last are allowed the commissioners to receive
their claim against said estate, and that they will
attend that business on the first Monday of the five
following months from three to six o'clock P.M. at the
house of Widow McClary, innholder in said Epsom. 9-7-1792 G O O D S,
T O B E S O L D A FARM containing one hundred acres of land; with a
convenient Dwelling House, Store and Barn, and appurtenances,
agreeably situated and lying in Epsom, between the house
of Major MORRILL and the Meetinghouse, now in the occupation
of the subscribers, of whom information will be given
respecting the terms, and a good title to the premises.
F A R M S The first containing about 175 acres of good land,
under good improvement, consisting of mowing, pasturing,
tillage, orcharding and woodland, pleasantly situated
near the meeting house, and will serve for two small
farms, having heretofore been improved as such, and
has on it two houses, three barns and out houses, and
is well situated for a trader, tradesman or innholder.
TO BE SOLD,
THIS is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting,
John Sherburne, Abigail Sherburne, Polly Sherburne,
Betsey Sherburne, David Sherburne, jun. and Nancy Sherburne,
my children, on my account, as I shall pay no debt or
debts of their contracting after this date. 9-25-1809 TAKE NOTICE.
RECORDER OF DEEDS Mr. Tuttle, Newburyport Herald 3-12-1813 POCKET BOOK LOST LOST last night, at the FIRE, a POCKET BOOK, containing
Bank Notes to the amount of 165 dollars, and a number
of valuable papers of no use to any person but the owner.
- Whoever has found the same shall be suitable rewarded
on application at this office.
To be Let, ON liberal terms, and possession given the 6th day
of March next, that pleasantly situated Farm, in Deerfield,
well known by name of Godfrey's Tavern, near Pleasant
Pond, so called, which is considered to be one of the
best stands for a Tavern and Store, in the State. There
is on said farm, a good house, Store, two Sheds, Woodhouse,
and a complete Stable, well finished, and an Orchard
that produced apples sufficient to make from 15 to 20
barrels of Cider the last season. It is also well wooded. NH Patriot 6-22-1813 ABSCONDED from the town of Epsom, SOLOMON SUTTON, a
town pauper. All persons are hereby forbid harboring
or trusting him on the account of said town, for we
shall not pay any debt of his contracting after this
date.
NOTICE. All persons who have demands against the estate
of John Dolloff, late of Epsom, deceased, are requested
to exhibit them; and those indebted to make immediate
payment to SAMUEL MORRILL, or the subscriber.
Dissolution of Partnership. WE the subscribers, this day, by mutual consent, have
agreed to dissolve partnership. All those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment; all those who have
demands against said firm, are requested to present
their demands for settlement.
The following communication was received two or three
weeks since for publication. We had heard the story
to which it relates, ad the source when it sprang, but
deemed it too ridiculous to require contradiction. As,
however, we are informed, great exertions are making
to circulate this report, with a view to prevent the
election of Mr. Sanborn, we feel it our duty, in justice
to the character of the Gentleman, to insert the certificate
of Levi Towle, Esq., the person with whom the transaction
referred to, took place. Concord Gazette 6-27-1815 NOTICE ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Nathan Libbey
of Epsom in the County of Rockingham, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment and those that have
Demands are requested to present them for settlement
at the house of the subscriber on the third Tuesday
of this and the three following months at one o'clock
P.M. on each of said days.
Col Samuel Osgood's Estate.
Capt. Samuel Thompson has been appointed post-master
at Holderness, N.H. vice Walter Blair, resigned. NH Patriot 5-23-1825 YOUNG BULLROCK WILL stand the ensuing season for the use of mares
at the following places, will commence on Saturday may
14, at Joel P. Tibbet's tavern in South-Deerfield, and
will be there on all the Saturdays through the present
season. Also will be at Col. Daniel Cilley's tavern
in Epsom, on Monday, May 16, and will continue to be
there on all the Mondays through the season, and the
rest of the time at the subscribers in Epsom.- 1-27-1827 To the Honorable John Harvey, Judge of Probate of Wills,
&c. for the County of Rockingham, and State of New
Hampshire. NH Patriot 4-9-1827 NOTICE. Be it known, that, by virtue of an act of the
Legislature of the State of New Hampshire, passed July
1st, 1819, we, Levi Locke, Abel Brown, B L Locke, Samuel
W. Bickford, Daniel Cilley, Bradbury Cilley, Samuel
Whitney, and others, our associates, do hereby give
notice that we have formed ourselves into a Society
known by the name of the Universalist Society in Epsom.
NH Patriot 4-16-1827 Merrimack ss NH Patriot 2-13-1832 PAPER MILL FOR SALE. If not previously sold at private sale, will be sold
at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises on Monday, the second
day of April, nest, at nine of the clock A.M., a PAPER
MILL in complete running order, situate on Suncook river
in the town of Epsom, County of Merrimack and State
of New Hampshire; said mill is abundantly supplied with
a spring of water of the purest kind, a good aqueduct
and cistern - also a convenient
We are informed that no less than FOUR BUSHELS of tory newspapers, extras, handbills and pamphlets have been sent to the single town of Epsom during the last few weeks. Such of these are not franked by Daniel Webster and other members of Congress, come charged with postage. In many instances the persons to whom large bundles are directed, refuse to take them out of the mail; and thus a direct fraud on the Post Office Department is committed. What would have been the condition of the public mails, had Daniel Webster and his partly succeeded in taking off the postage on newspapers, extras and handbills? Our stages would have been more heavily loaded with this free commodity than they ever were with passengers ! NH Patriot 9-1-1834 MILITARY BRIGADE ORDERS
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. The subscriber having been appointed
by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of Merrimack
Commissioner to receive, examine, adjust and allow,
all the claims and demands against the estate of JOSIAH
KNOWLES late of Concord in said County deceased, to
be administered as an insolvent estate, and six calendar
months from the 22nd day of May 1838 being allowed for
that purpose, hereby gives notice that he will attend
to the duties of his appointment at his dwelling in
Epsom in said County on the first Tuesday and on the
last Saturday of September and on Thursday the 15th
day of November next from 1 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon
on each of said days. 2-25-1839 NOTICE. This is to certify that I have given my son NATHAN EMERSON his time to act and trade for himself. I shall claim none of earnings nor be responsible for any debts he man contract from this date. - JESSE EMERSON Attest - Benj. Sanborn, George B. Ham
"The State paper can point our the 'individual
distinguished' or otherwise, who has effected the removal
of Gen. Locke living beyond the limits of Epsom."
- Hill's print.
AUCTION. WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Saturday, the 8th
day of September next, at four o'clock P.M., on the
premises, the old Congregational meeting house in Epsom.
The building is about 50 feet by 40, the timber in the
frame is large and with the rest of the wood work is
believed to be sound and good.
FARM FOR SALE THE subscribers offer for sale their farm in Epsom,
well known as the Cilley place, lying on the Turnpike
road and near the centre of the town, and close to the
line of the contemplated Railroad from Hooksett to Pittsfield.
The home place contains upward of 200 acres, a large
proportion of which is Mowing and Tillage, the buildings
are two good dwelling houses, two barns with shed, and
all other out buildings suitable for two families. Also,
a large pasture about two miles from the home place,
containing about 90 acres, well watered, lying by the
side of Odiorne's pond (so called). Also, a wood and
timber lot, containing about 90 acres, about one and
a half miles from the home place, and very handy to
Long Falls Saw Mill. They also offer the crops now growing,
and the hay in the barns, being sufficient to winter
50 head of cattle; the greater part cut on the home
place the present season. If not disposed of at private
sale the present season, it will be offered at Public
Auction the 20th day of February, 1850. NH Patriot 6-13-1850 QUICK WORK. - At Long Falls Mills, in Epsom, Mr. Stickney
Robinson, a few days ago, sawed, with a hand machine,
17,000 shingles in ten hours and twenty-five minutes.
- Mr. R. says that if any person can beat this, he will
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