The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-02-27 00:00:00, page 3

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J; {.ten weeks from
L^,^ 5 _? Mergers cn board,
^f, n.^ nechanicks—=-
^ a hearty welcome,
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a^ty; acu b the interbur country;
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Virginia.
PETIk,B&f.G, JAN, 2$
Wv ic reformed, three vefßls have
b / arrived in James River, froto
h^® e, for wheat ; the price of whkh
j w as high os 7/5 per bushel, and
, tittle to be got at any price; ow-
L, to the large quantity that has
^ u Dipped to Europe. There is'
^ 9 aver, great demand for Indian
rm—Several thoufa^d ,barre \ are
v nted by the merchants of ihi: town
who now offer tied debars per barrel
(five bushels) and it is apprehended
that when this supply is ffiipped, it
will raise the price of that precious
article ver, much.
WINCHESTER, JAN, ZB,
Within the sphere of Philadelphia
market-fay in the Rates of Pennfyid
vTnia, Jr and Delaware—are 6;
p?per'mill3, which make ioo,oool.
wo^h of that article annually,——
Three tilt hammers, for making iron
B>rk by water; which manufacture
350 tbns of Reel, iod tons of flit iron
lOT nails, tire, &c. Besides these are
% .„ barrels of mail
liquor annually.
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Newyork.
^^.j : " NEWtok, FEB, 10;
Yesterday the President of the Uni
ted States was pleased, by and with
" the consent of the Senate, to appoint
the Several Revenue-Officers for the
• state of NortE.Carolina.
A letter from Bourdeaut, dated
Nor. 24, 1789, mentions, ' That the
king of Prussia had declarad WAR
against the Emperor of Germatty,and
Fmprefs of Russia—and assigned as a
Cause, that if the Imperialists should
drive the Turks out of Europe; it
would give them too great a weight
ip the balance of the powerik of Eu
rope. '''^^'^
f'\ . . IN FRANCE
7 Tranquility if ip a very great mea
fare restored ; the *
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
h pursue its meafor+s for the regenera
ion to Liberty, and peffefs the con-|
gdence of the people.
j Arirr^fyo^df^ 'fir?, 'That with- .
'iith e mbdthg a,out forty persons
: J ?,Uadfr6^-—% y more in New.
!Al; £--lAv ^c Tdon— ten or a.4o*
z<niibx ^m,re —and h'alf a dozen
[W.o^P.,^^ themselves of
^ of the Continental
, ^heK fer^thies.'
FEB. 14.
We ./ > packet in from London
-6 ^ ; -~ ? il quiet in France, and go
& or:ri their National Affeipbl,
4J re,t dUjatch and harmony.
, ~rtow an intere^ing debate
•reeled on Mr. Madison's
j. : .octo pay the purchasers of tie
I_mi sthe bigheft average market
/ : ; andthofe who fold them the
f ^n.amder, A plan that will give .im
;.&oftaluy to (peculation; and make
warpers, fivinylers and triukiters
^ r m through the land like these
uits of Egypt, Nemo omnibus boris
fa,it.-
~_ _— .—_____ : —-Zs
fl#piit7_mito^^
Ex^TEßj^#rfoi ^eb b 2,;
4 noble spirit of emulation
is discovering itfelj in toe fe
deral fldies— —ivell endowed
colleges, and other seminaries
of learning have Springing up
upon liberal and enlightened
plans—while ^ the principles of
benevolence are drivin tyran
ny & fa very off the earth. —
Our. mechanics & artizans
are encouraged—Our mer
chants protested by the laws
are extending their enter
prizes to airquarters of the
globe ■■»-a
To crown the whole, the
great American Republic
appears to realize its eligible
fituatipn, by giving the m^ft
indubitable evidence of its
growing attachment to that
Constitution, which with so
much unanimity they have
adopted—and which every
day's experience proves was
the great defderatum in their
late embarrassed fitnations
'^United here, and realiz'd we
. "Laws, Independence; Liberty !
"The triple cord which binds
^Mi 4
"Like the golden chain of Jove,
"Combining all below, with all,
above,
"To make the sacred Union
last.—
=— —
FOR THE GAZETTEER^
Ma. Ranlet, ,•.
IT has long been tK4 ardent wiftof
many of the Heft citizens of New-
Hampfliire that the Hon. JoqiAH
Bartlett, Esq. might be placed
in the presidential chair. His abili-,
ties arte acknowledged to be of the
molt refpeaable kind—there is no
man mere thoroughly acquainted
with the business or interests of &
state—his patriotism and political in
tegrity have been conspicuous in the
most trying times=and the fervi ees
he has rendered the public are fecoad
to those of po individual of his fel
low citizens. These circumllances,
together frith his application to bu--
finefs; independence of fotiment, &
liability of purpose, give him a very
high rank among the candidates for
the presidency for the emfuing year=
We are happy in having it in our
power to inform the public, upon the
Ibeft authority, that this gentleman;
uramnhieus as be has eye, been of
public honors, wonld not disobey a
call from his fellow-citizens to dff„
Charge the duties of their chief ma
gifttate, provided they fbould judge
him to be the most suitable man for
filing the office.
Forth Newhampthire Gazetteer.
Mr. ranlet,
^^Correspondent defres you ;
will band the names of,
the following gentlemen to the\
Public as suitable per Jons for
Senators for Rockingham court- 1
ty the year ensuing, viz.
Coll Olivet Whipple;|
Portsmouth;
General jofeph Cilley;
-Nottingham^
Gen. Nath. Peobody,
Atkinson.
Colonel Peter Green,
Concord..•
Oliver Peabody; Esq;
Exeter. '^
Should the above gentlemen
mteet the Suffrages of the people
in their Javor, there is no
do übt they will perform the du
ty of their fations with abili
ty, fidelity and honor to them-
Selves arid the fate.
Londonderry Feb. 2f
' ———tMMH^BMrt+' b
To + HE PUBLICK. ~
THE Publick are hereby
^ffured, thal the in
formation given them in a
late N@w = Hdmpfhi%Gazette,
"that the honorable JOSHUA
WENTWORTH; Ejq. de^
clines fervirig them in anypub
lick fatiori," was published
without his knowledge or
authority, and is groundless
and unjust rf'Andthat bis in
firmities rendered bim incapa
ble of publics- business" is a
gross and wilful misrepre
sentation, intended to injure
him, & promote the designs
1 of ambitious inert, as Col;
Wentworth has ever enjoyed
an uhdifturbed state of
health,unihterrupted extept
by trahfient fits of the gout,
which in stead elf impairing;
invigorate his constitution;
And so far from declining,
Col. Wentworth, without
ambitiously leeking its luf
frages, has uniformly de
clared he thinks it the duty
of every citizen to obeyrthe
calls of his country. This
intelligence is given that the
people may not by i having
falfe informations imposed
an them; be withheld from
giving their votes fob a man
so distinguished for his be
nevolence and integrity—
altho' he is not a Lawyer.
Debtors ^ Crediton.
NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons
that have any demands
on the estate of Samuel
Kimball late of Plaftorir
[deceafed, to bring in
Itheir claims to Captain
Moses Greenough of At
- Ikinfun, that they ma,
I be adjured, also all per
sons that are indebted
to said estate, are 'fo
quested to make imme«
diate payment.
Joseph Kimball;
^dminiflrator b
Jar!.' 12, 1790.
— j I **' -; : —- —
Notice
hereby given to all per-
Jons who have any demands
on the eflate of William BlaG
dell, Jhipwrigbt, la&e .of
Hamptonfalls, deceased, that
they exhibit the fame to the
Jubferiber, in order for a Spee
dy settlement of said efrite—-
and all persons who are in
debted to the eflate are defred
to make immediate payment
Linord Blasdell,
.AdminifratorJ
Hamptonfalls,Feb.26, 1790
-THE SUBSCRIBERS,
HAVING proceeded to Fort fitt,
agreeably to their public infor
mation of the 6th of January h£ fr with
the inteuton of surveying the lands
due the late army, for which warrants
had been transmitted to them ——by
finding a general apprehenfiou of In?
Idian hostilities, they were advised to
pollpone the lurveys until the er.fuing
faring,
ACCORDINGLY, they now give
general information, That they shall
continue to receive and enter all miy
litary land Warrants that may be
forearmed tb their office at Ca^ifie,
and will proceed to make rhe furveyi
on the river Mulkingem the fifi& day
of May, and those iff the diftriM be
twech/he riveff Milhfipi, Ohio and
Wabahi, the firft day of O&ber next;
unless prevented by circumstances
which the, cannot controul.
WiLLJAM ALEXANDER;
James IRVINE,
Surveyor if Military Land,.
A SURTOUT FOUND.
TAKEN up in Deerfield, about
the firft of January sass, an
Orange coloured SURTOUT. The
owner may have it again, proving his
property and paying charges.
' Apply to the Printer hereof.
Exeter, Feb. 1790. ,;
WANTED
OLD.. CONTINENTAL, AND
NEW EMtSSffi. @®^
Os fey State— For winch a generous
price will be given; S. WIGGIN,
.Exeter; Feb. 26, 1790.