The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-07-09 00:00:00, page 4

AN ACTfor the relief of THOMAS JENKINS anti
Company.
BE it enaaed by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the duties amounting to one
hundred & sixty seven dollars and fifty cents, be re
mitted,on a parcel of hemp,duck,tickle nburgh and
molaffes,the property of Thomas Jenkins & Co.
merchants of the Hudson in the State of Newyork,
which were loft by fire in the brig Minerva, on her
'pafage from Newyork to the city of Hudfon,her port
of delivery : And cha Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States is hereby authorized and direc
ted to allow a credit on the Bond or Bonds execu
ted by the said Thomas Jenkins and Company,
-for payment of the duties on the said goods.
FREDERICK A. MUHLENBURG.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN ADAMS, Tice-Prefden#" the United
States, and Prefect the Senate.
'• APPROVED, JUNG 14w 1790'.
THE americansongster,
for sale at this office— Also, a few of
Dilworth's Spelling-Books, arid the
Newengland PRIMER#.
AN ACTfuplemental to the ad for eflablifoing the
Salaries of the Executive Officers of Government,
^ith their Assistants and Clerks.
•_ E it enabled by the Senate and House of Reprefa
natives of the United States of America, in Con
grejs affemble'd, That the more effectually to do and
perform the duties in the Department of State, the
Secretary of the said Department be, and is hereby
authorized to appoint an additional clerk: in his
office, who (hall be allowed an equal salary, to be
paid in the fame manner as is allowed by law to the
chief clerk.
FREDERICK A. MUHLENBURG;
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN ADAMS, Vice-Prefideht of th^ United
States, and President of the Senate.
REASON —A POEM,
T\ EASON, best of Heaven's bieffings,
Given only to mankind;
Life would not be worth possessing,
Did not Reason rule the mind.
When we fee capricious fortune.
Striving all the rich to bless,
Reason tells us envy not,
Riches are not happiness.
When in pomp and pow'r parading,
Presidents and Kings we fee;
Reason tells us they are fading,
They muff die as well as we.
When fell poverty invades us,
And oar lot is slaves to be ; fl
Reason tells us bear with patience^
time will come we shall be fac^^
When our passion drags us headlong,
ThrO' luff, ambition, av'rice, where
In search of happiness and pleasure,
Reason tells us, 'tis not there.
Let pain and poverty attend us,
All our life in trouble spent,
Reason has a balm to feed us :
And that balm is call'd content.
When we're on our death-bed lying.
Full of anguish and of pain ;
Reason tells us be of comfort,
You shall surely live again.
When in height of beauty blooming,
Clara exercises pow'r,
Reason whispers in our hearing.
" Beauty is a fading How'r."
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Preftdent of the United States;
(Tr^e Copy) N
THOMAS JEFFERSON, Secretary of State.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
PreJident of the United States.
(True Copy)
THOMAS JEFFERSON; Secretary of State.
SEAT OF THE MUSES.
APPROVED, JUNE 4, 1790.
CONGRESS.
Town. ,
An A&, to impower the Inhabitants of Went
worth to assess the non-refiaent owners of land in
said Town.
An Ad, to impower the Inhabitants of Protest
worth, to assess the non-resident owners of land
in said Town.
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I WANTED TO HIRE,
A T the Duck Manufactory in this
town —Two active LADS, about 16 years
old —and two others about 14 years old, to serve as
apprentices. —Terms.may be known by applying
at tne Manufactory—where
Duck, of different numbers, and of
good quality, may be had on reasonable terms —&
Where Farmers and Traders may find
a market for their FLAX, for CASH, WEST
INDIA or ENGLISH GOODS.
An Ad, to impower Abel Allen to fell certain
land belonging to his ward.
An A&, to incorporate certain Locations in the
county of Grafton by the name of Bartlett.
A Resolve, that the special Court of General Ses
sions of the peace, holden at Amherst, at any time
it shall fit by adjournment, be empowered to con
fider the situation of Josiah Kenney now a prisoner
in Goal, and remit to or take security from him
for the fine imposed on him by the Superiour Court
of Judicature.
An Aft, to enable the Inhabitants of the one
mile Slip and Duxbury School Farm to lay out
highways &c.and to raise money for fchoolling their
youth, &c.
An A&, to enable Jacob Burbank to' fell the
land of his ward.
An Aft,directing the niode ofchoofing Reprefeh
tatives to the Congress of the United St ats.
An Aa, to enable Jonathan Sherburne to enter
an appeal at the next Superiour Court to be holden
at Keene from a judgment rendered against him by
default in an adion of Covenant broken commen
ced against hint and others by Jonathan Whitcomb,
Esq. and to enable Sarah Sherburne and Samuel
Penhallow to become parties to said suit.
An Ad,to impower the Judge of Probate for the
county of Grafton, to allow a further time for the
Commissioners on the estate of Timothy Bedel, de
ccafed, represented insolvent; to receive and exa
mine the claims against said estate.
An Ad, to restore John Sullivan,Efq. to his law,
&c. &c.
An Aa, to alter the time of holding the annual
meeting in the town of Chester.
An Aft, in addition to an Act to enable the Se
le&men of Moultooborough, to tax all the lands of
hon-residents in said Town for building bridges &c.
An A&, in addition to an Ad veiling certain
powers in the Commissioners appointed to receive
And examine the claims agaialt the estate of Jo
nathan Moulton, &c. &c.
An Aft,to restore Jaafiel Harriman to his law.
An Aft, to vacate a Deed made by Joseph Blake
to his fbn Isaac Blake.
An A&, to incorporate the Township of Cardi
gan into a Town by the name of Orange.
An A&, to enable James Macgregore, Esq. to
fell certain lands.
An Ad, to prevent the deftruaion of Salmon,
Shad and Alewives, in Merrimac River.
An Aft, to impower the Inhabitants of Gilfom
and Sullivan to assess the non-resident owners of
land in said Town.
An Ad, to impower the inhabitants of Warren,
to assess the non-resident owners of land in said
The General Court at their late Session, among other
things,paffed the following Afis ana Rejoices, viz.
A Resolve, to adjourn the Inferior Court of Com
mon Pleas by law to be holden at Dover on the
third Tuefday of June instant as well as the Court
of General Sessions, to the second Tuefday of July
next.
An Aa, in addition td, and amendment of an
Aft to restore John Hogg and others to their law.
A Resolve, requesting His Excellency to dired
the several Judges of Probate, immediately to call
on the Trustees to the Estates of Absentees to fet
tle their accounts t-nd pay rhe Treasurer the ballan
ces due thereon, in failure thereof, to deliver the
bonds of such Trustees int'o the h^nds of the Attor
ney General. .'.
An A&, to enable Oliver Farwell and Daniel
Stearns to fell the Real Estate of Josiah Hodgman,
deceased---intestate.
.ApAft, to impower the Superiour Court of Ju
dicature for the county of Rockingham to be hold
en at^ortfmouth on the fourth Tuefday of April
1791, to take cognizance of and give Judgment in
an' aftion wherein William James, Merchant, was
appellant against Geo, Meferve, Merchant, Appel
lee.
^TATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRt.
CASH and Writingpaper given for
clean Linen and Cotton and Linen RAGS, dt
Ranlej's Offices ,
TICKETS in Ammonufick Bridge
LOTTERY, to be fold at Lamson's office— o
where the scheme may be seen.
g, A Lift of Prizes will be published in this paper
when drawn. Exeter, May 21.
ALL perfdns having any demands
f ' against the estate of Benjamin Bartlett;
late of Kingston, deceased, are desired to bring in
their claims And all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make fpeedy,payment to
SUSANNA BARTLETT, Adminifratrix.
Kingston, June 21st, I79°°
CASH, and a generous price given
for LAMB-SKINS, with the Wool on, at the
Shop of William Kelly, near the Academy.
Exeter, May 27, 1790.
ALL persons indebted to, or that
have any demands on the estate of Stephen
Creighton, late of Exeter, deceased, are desired
to exhibit the fame immediately for settlement, to
HANNAH CREIGHTON, Adminfratrix.
Exeter, ift July, 1790.
ALL persons indebted to the Subfcri- =
ber, either by Note or Account, are hereby re
queued to Jettle the Jame as Joon as may be, as he is a
bout to remove. —He likewise begs the favour of his
Creditors, for a little longer time, as be is determined
to close the whole that is their due.
JAMES RUNDLETT.
Exeter, June 21st, 1790.
YX7E the fubferibers being appointed
▼ V by the Hon. Phillips White, Esquire,
Judge of Probate for said county, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims of the several
creditors to the estate of David Kindrick, yeo
man, late of Deerfield, in said county, deceased —-
represented insolvent, hereby give notice—That we
will attend for that purpose, at the house of widow
Sarah Kindrick, in Deerfield, the last Tuefday of
this, and the firft Tuesdays in the five following
months, from 2 to 6 o'clock, p.m. on each day.
JEREMIAH EASTMAN,
STEPHEN PRESCOTT,
Jacob true.
Deerfield, 19th Maj, 1790.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
A all persons having bufinefa at this Office, that
(agreeably to a vote of the General Court) said
office will be (hue the last week of the following
months, viz.— -June —^September—December & March
—At Other times conftaht attendance will be given.
, WILLIAM GARDNER, Trea/urer.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE ROCKINGHAM, SSi
W! the fubferibers being appoint
ed by the Hon. Joseph Badger, Esq.
Judge of Probate for said county, Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims of the several Cre
ditors to the estate of Capt. Aaron Sanborn,
late of Sanbornton, in said counts, deceased, re
prtefented insolvent, (and fix months being allowed
for that purpose) give notice—That we will attend
that business at the house of Maj. Nathan Tay
lor, in said Sanbornton, the second Mondays and
Tuesdays of August and the three following months,
from two to fix o'clock, p, m. on each day.
^--.An ASSORTMENT of
Frefo DRUGS and MEDICINES,
JOSIAH SANBORN,
GEORGE C. WARD.
Sanbornton,,26th June, 1790.
Exeter, 27th June, 1790.
Treafury-Office, Newhamp/hire,
JUNE 21 ft, 1790.
Roman Vitriol.
Oil of Vitriol,
State of Newham,Jhire —Strafford—ff.
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S. TENNEY.