The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1793-01-23 00:00:00, page 3

I BOSTON, Jan. 19.
,GEN. DUMOVRIER.
After having seen the invaders of his
B tountrv driven therefrom with great loss
f end dfgrace—after having largely (hared
Y In her dangers and glory—has ':eqbeked
, perrniffion of the National Convention to
retire to his paternal fat Where he will
HARTFORD, January 14,
Extract of a fetter from an American
Captain at Cape-Francois,to bit onti
er in this city, dated December 6.
" [ arrived here after a passage of
21 days—to my great difappointmeut
have found the Cape in the greatest
disorder and confufion by reason of a
ditlurbance between the mulattoes and
the whites in town, which happened
two days before my arrival, in which
there was by the belt intelligence, a
bout 60 kited, mostly mulattoes.
—The engagement began in town,
and laded as f am told several hours—
the mullattoes finally retreated, and
took possession of a small fort about
one mile from town, and went
to Ate An Cape, 3 miles from town
and took possession of another fort, the
outer lines of the white people —the
whites did not pretend to perfue them,
but lef them in possession of the forts.
The commiffarics have treated with
them, and it is said to-day they have
come to town. There has been an em
bargo here ever since on all vessels, io
that we are not able to go any further,
nor yet land any thing with fafety to
fell. There were three American
Captains had their horses in the stables
retailing at the fame time the affray
happened,who had from 25 to 30 hors
es, which were all taken by force of
arms by the mulattoes and carried off,
and they have not been able as yet to
get any fatisfadion whatever# It is
impodible to conceive the wretched
fixation of this once flourishing colo
ny ; the large reinforcement of troops
which have arrived here have nor as
yet done the least thing—as there is
no one who can command for no one
will obey. Col.Touzard together with
Gen. Blanchland and Col. Camfort,
and all the principal officers formeily
in the Cape, are sent hone to
France. The negroes it seems are in
quiet possession of all the country back,
and none to molest them, and what is
to be the final event th^ Lord only
kuows. Cept. Church arrived here
the next day after me, and from the
best accounts we can get, the leeward
part of the island is in a little more
peaceab'e fitoation, we are determined
both of us to go on as felon as the em
bargo is off and we can get away,"
A letter from the Havannah to a
gentleman in Norfolk, fays, " The
day after our departure (zzd of O&o
--ber) the weather became stormy and
rainy and continued so until the 30th
of O&obe.r with great violence, with
out the (horteft interval of fair wealth
er ; and on the 29th in the heighth of
the gale, ten fail of small vefth were
driven out to sea ; among them was a
brig belonging to Baltimore, from
Africa, Capt Borrowdale, who with
his crew, escaped in their boat.
“ There were 500 and 20 houses de
groyed and damaged, so much a; to
require entire rebuilding."
they were not received in season to
give extrads from this dav—the ac
counts of the TAKING OF BRUS
SELS IS CONFIRMED— JOu
A detachment of about 70 troops,
under the command of Capt. Pratt,
arrived in this city on Thursday last.
Their regularity in marching, and
their complete and elegant equipments
made a beautiful and martial appear
ance. They left this place on Friday,
for Fort Pitt, and were followed by a
bout thirty of Capt. Pike's new re
cruits, completely equipped.
Republica——That is almost all the
Auftrain Netherlands not conquered,
but their talk matters chafed, and the
People left at liberty to become Free
men, or continue Slaves.
TRENTON, Jan. 2.
Samuel Stark's Location 0 0 3
Archibald Stark's ditto 0 2 5
Sixth Diflria.
Gilmantown 15 4 5
BaeoAead 4 18 6
Conway 37 3
Eaton I 16 2
Effingham 1 12 5
Meredith 6 0 7
Middletown 3 8 6
Moulion borough 4 10 10
New Hampton 3 10 •10
Sandborn©!ll 14 3
Oflippee 112 6
Sandwich 7 13 >i
Tamworth 2 3 2
Tufeonborough 0 18 7
Wolfborough 3 14 3
New Durham Gore 3 1 2
Wakefield 4 16 2
Burton 0 13 6
. 8 3 7 3
Fifth Diflria.
Dover 14 13 2
Durham 10 16 2
Lee 8 2 4
Madbury 5 8 9
Barrington 4 14 6 8
Rochester 19 11 0
Somerfworth 8 14 10
New Durham 3 18 9
8 3 0 5
Fourth Diflria.
Nottingham 8 13 6
Northwood 5 *9 3
Deerfield 12 6 2
Epsom 5 12 8
Chichefter 3 4 9
Pittsfield 5 7 10
Allenltowa 1 8 0
Pembroke 7 10 11
Canterbury 8 4 7
Loudon 6 14 8
Northfield 3 18 1
Raymond 6 4 8
Caodia 8 2 4
85 12 9
Third Diftria.
Atkinson 4 10 0
Londonderry 20 15 3
Chester 16 2 10
Plaftow 4 55
Salem 9 2 1
Windham 5 8 8
Sandown 5 5 5
Hawke 4 7 3
Hampffead 5 19 0
Pelham 7 4 6
4 ^^> <9 €>^9 ^ 9-e><9<~><9^C»C>9' *
EXETER, January 23.
cnj6r an ample share of the " otium cum
dignituie? if his request is granted, it is
la,d , that Gen, Valance, will be named
Commander-in-chief of the French ar
mies of the Ardannes.
Os the State of New-Hampshire, into 12
Diflrias,for the choice of Seniors,
agreeably to the Conflitution as lately
revised ; with the proportion ofTaxes
for every thousand pounds on the towns
refpsaively,according to the valuation
made by the Geaeral Court in Febru
ary 1789.
'Firfl Difiria.
Porthfmouth, 16 15 2
New Castle, 1 5 9
R ve 6 8 9
Greenland, 6 6 0
Newington, 4 17 9
Stratham, 9 11 0
North Hampton, 6 2 11
Hampton, 8 19 7
Hampton Falls, 5 195
Seabrook, 4 9 4
80 15 9
Second Diftria.
Exeter 15 10 z
Epping 13 3 ii
Brintwood 10 17 -
Newmarket 9 16 0
Kensington 8 14 6
Poplin l 5 8 2
Kington 8 „ [
Eatt Kingston 4 2 3
New Town 3 16 9
South Hampton 5 12 0
DIVISION
8 5 “ 5
ALL persons indebted to, or
have demands on the effate
of DANJEL CLARK, late of Brint
wood, deceased, are requeued tp ex
hibit the fame for settlement, to
ABIGAIL CLARK, A&trix.
Briniimd, Jan. 14, 1793.
THE Members of the Eafl
ern Diftrid of the New-Hamp
shire MedicaLSocietY. are here
by notified that a datute meeting will
be holden at the house of B. Lamfon,
Innholder in this town, on the firft
Wednesday in February next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
Sixty Acres of Land,
laying on Exeter River, about half a
mile from the great Bridge up laid
River—about 40 Acres of which is
covered with a fine growth of Wood—
the other part is very good pattering,
or can easily be made good mowing.
Conditions of sale will be known at
time and place.
TO BE SOLD BY
James Thurfton,fa
At bis Shop in this town,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Hollow Ware,
Bar Iron, ' f far,
Sheet iron, (^ Pewter,
Steel,-<; Salt,
Nails, <' Salt Fish,
Glass, ( &c.&c
With a General Aflortment of
Fnglifh & W. India
GOODS.
Ext f er, January zift, '793
Hugh Starling's ditto 0 20
81,1 8
Seventh DifriS.
Amherst 16 4 4
Bedford 6 15 9
Derryfield 2 10 4
Dunftable 5 3 2
Duxbury 1 3 6
Goffitown 7 '7 7
Litchfield 3,0 4
Merrimack 5 12 5
New Boston 7 59
Nottingham Weft 7 io 3
Hollis 9 0 2
Bow 3 4 6
Dunbarton 5 ] 7 5
Raby 1 19 4
83 4 10
Eighth Diftria.
Concord 12 7 11
Andover 3 15 7
Bofcawen 7 11 4
Bradford 1 8 6
Campbell's Core 0 12 10
Henniker . 6 S 3
Hillfboroogh 4 9 4
Hopkinton 12 19 2
Keafearge Gore 0 to 6
New London 2 11 6
Salisbury 10 4 9
Sutton 2 10 10
Warner 4 18 7
Weare 1% 17 7
Public Vendue,
BY the fubferiber, at the dwelling
Houle of Benjamin Lamfon, Inn
holder in Exeter, on Monday the 4<h
day of February next, at 3 o'Clock
P. M.
DUDLEY B. HOBART.
Exeter, Jan. zzd, 1793.
By order of the Preßdent :
SAMUEL TENNEY, Sec'ry.
Exeter, 21st January, 1793.
83 6 8
(To he concluded in our next.)
TO BE SOLD AT
ALf of Letters remaining in the
Post Office at Exeter, Jan. if. 1793.
Hon. James Iredell, Etq. "1
Nathaniel Gilman, Esq. 2 *
Capt. John Smith, »4
Gideon Granger, jr. Esq,
Miss Pamelia Dearborn. J°
John W. Gilman, Pofl-Mafar'
Q ANaway from the fubferib
er, an indented noy, named
SARGENT BOWLEY.—Whoever
will return him to his matter (hall have
One Penn, for their trouble, and no
charges paid 4—All persons are forbid
harbouring or trailing him Cn my ac
count. JOSIAH PERKINS.
NOTICE is hereby given,
that my Father David Haines,
late of Epping, hufbandman,deceaitd,
did appoint me the fubferiber Execu
tor of his last will and testament, in
March 1780 —and that in April 1782
I did constitute and appoint George
Lewis Haines as my attorney to fettle
matters belonging to said efface,in my
capacity, by virtue of a power of attor
ney under my hand and La — now I do
hereby revoke said power and co for
bid his ading or proceeding any fur
ther by virtue thereof# as I (hall not
allow of any business done by him af
ter this date.
I John Allen
ID ESPECTFULLY informs
his Friends in general, and the
Public at large, that he has just open
ed a Store in Exeter, next to Dodor
Tilton's, where he offers for tale
!Englifh & Weft India
GOOD S,
DAVID HAINES, E*'r.
Attest,
Dudley Ladd,
John Ladd. 1
Deerfield, Jan 17th, 1793.
From his long fuccefsful pra&ife in
effecting cures of the most dangerbus
nature, he is now led to fay, if he does
not in every, inftar.ee whatever cure,
he will receive no pav.——— r Us price
for Curing the King's evil, is Five Dol
lars.—Whenever it is agreeable to the
patient, he ^gees on the price for a
core previous to h sunde taking—and
in the course of his pradife ha always
found this the most fatisfadory to his
patients.
JOHN SMITH, Surgeon.
Kensington, Jan. \,h 1793°
THE fubferiber begs
leave to inform the public,
that he at present resides at Lieut.
NAT HANIeI We a r e's in Kenfogtcv,
where he dill pratlifes, at all frafons
of the year, to cure old Fever Sores —
fores or putrifa&ions of an, kind, not
withstanding they may be of the mod
doubtful kind.
N. B. At the above Store, Country
Produce will be taken for any Artic er,
such as Corn, Rye, Oats, Batter, Flax,
&c.
As a voung beginner, he thinks it
too fuperfluou' to attempt a pompous
Flourish, to enumerate in an Adver
tisement the Articles he now has for
Sale; but should he have the happi
ness, to merit the favours and patron
age of his Friends, and the Public in
his just beginning of business ; he
makes no doubt, but that in a (horc
time, he will have a full Assortment of
Goods that will be wor h hi' attention
to advertise, of every vat<ety imported
from Europe ; wherein he flatters h in
felf that his Cu^omers will receive he
fullett fatisfadion, and the fmri' <ft
favours conferred on him, will ever be.
acknowledged with refpett and grati
tude, by their most obedient humble
servant.
Exeter, Jan. 14, 1793.
as cheap as at any store in town.
Exeter, Jan. 22d, 1793.