The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-09-19 00:00:00, page 3

• IT appears by the public papers
^rom all quarters, that the states are
revere and more coalescing under the
new Government : Fheir refpe&ive
Legislatures and Judiciaries are tak
ing and fubferibing the oath to Sup
port the new Conftitorion : And the
people are turning their eyes to its
benign operations, as to their hope
and confidence.✓
scarce one remove from the d, d."
Notwithstanding rite Rhodeifland
paper-bills, have depreciated to |8 for
one, there' were in one Providence
paper of last week, no less than legal
tenders of paper trafl), at par to the
amount of £1429, 19s. it is said,
that the proipett of the speedy death
es paper money, in the accession of
that State to the U,ion, is the cause
of these flrides in iniquity.
It is said that there have been laun
ched in France since the conclusion of
the late war, no less than 22 Ships of
the line—all built on the conftrudion
of the Leopard now in this harbor, and
for elegance of workmanship ihe has
mot her fuperiour in any navy in the
world.
The pirates who were seized fame
time since in Barnftable, wefre on Sa
turday put on board a sloop bound to
Maryland, from whence they ran
away with the vessel.
Yesterday the^Marquis de la Gallif
foner gave a very elegant and fphndid
entertainment to the members ofthe
Cincinnati in this and the adjoining
town, on board Le Leopard. On
the arival of the brethren of this pat
riotick fraternity, the ship displayed a
most beautiful variety of colours, in
token of gratulation and reipefi. 1 he
feftive board was lull spread, drafted
with the grpateft taste and fancy, and
beautifully variegated. The following
toasts were drank after dinner,
1. The Prcfident and Cincinnati
of America. _
2. The Cincinnati of France. A
difehar^e of 11 cannon accompanied
each toast, and a cordial huz^a from
the men Rationed on the yards. Con
viviality, good humour, decorum and
urbanity crowned the scene, and ren
dered it highly gratifying to the guests.
So early and polite attention to the ve
terans, who have fought our battles,
ffiews the estimation in which they
are held by our good allies, and evin
ces the good will they bear to freedom
and America.
From a Correspondent.
AsProvidence paper of the loth in
slant, contains "Knovsye" advertife
jnents of the depofite of fourteen bun
tired and twenty Qe pounds nineteen
fallings andfour pence, one farthing of
the paper currency of Rhodeifland,
for the payment of specie bona fide
debts. In one paper we have adver
tised the ruin, perhaps of a dozen
hel pfefs orphans, and the most flagrant
injustice fan&ioned by laws. Whilst
the poor helpless, ignorant Granger is
condemned to death for extorting from
the traveller a few pence, more finish
ed villainy, under protection of inqui-'
-tous laws, erects her infernal plume,
and smiles at the mifehief which Ihe
has created. To the legiflatute of
Rhodeifland, we would fay, "Woe
unto them that decree unrighteous
decrees, to turn aside the needy from
judgment, and to take away the right
from fc poor of my people, that wk
dowarn ay be their prey, and that they
may rob the fatherlefs.
Many nations, fays a correspondent,
have been led into slavery by (mall
beginnings—end others have been
lulled in the lap of luxury "till fatal
destruction" has overtook them; it is
therefore necessary, adds he, to be
frugal and 'induftrious; but if we fee
those who have the power of dealing
out 6 the leaves and ffoes to the multi
tude' create so many unnecessary offices
, ma y we not fufpeCt the issue ?«
Fenienti occurrite mur/o—ought to be
the motto of every son of freedom.
. EXETE R, sept. 19.
Recent accounts Rate that North-
Carolina and Rhodrijianci will very pro
bably soon come into the Federal Fa
mily : In the mean time the Legisla
ture of the Union, are paying all due
attention to their representations and
petitions upon those parts of the re
venue Laws which bear hard upon
them, by reason of their present alien
situation.
It has been observed that a vein of
ill nature is predominant in moll of
the ftriaures upon the operation of
the general government which have
appeared in the papers ; ! he motives
of gentlemen whose characters are ir
reproachable, have been impeached :
Opprobrious epithets have been ap
plied ; and the decisions of the majo,
rity have been reprehended in a Itile
more indicative of ipleen, party, envy,
and disappointment; than of the lead
traces of patriorifm : But it is a con
soling rerteaion, that the copings of
these reliefs votaries of confufion, are
very generally despised and repront
ted.
A letter from Merfiilles,dated June
9, informs that the Algerines have
committed depredations on the French
flag, by capturing two large vessels,
This has occasioned gonfiderabie alarm
among the French merchants and un
der-writers.
DIED]—At Sandwich, Mr. Na'ha.
nitl Fife, fen. aged 77. — Mrs. Patt^
Tobey.—At Medford, Mr. E^kiA Hall,
aged 48. —At Boston, Mrs. Sarah Wit
hams, aged 8 I. — In this town, Dohy
Coffin, and a child of Mr. John Thomp
son.
Sept. 3. This day the business of
a permanent RESIDENCE has been
on the carpet —and a very warm de
bate ensued. There is a majority a
gainst moving from Newyork until a
permanent residence is eftablilhed,
Mr. Goodhue proposed a refutation to
this purport. That the North Bast
banks of the Sufquehanoa be the ipot
for the permanent feat of the Gene
ral Government, and that until ac
commodations are thebe provided,Con
grefs shall continue its felfions in New
york. The House fat until near four
o'clock, and then adjourned without
a decision —the Virginia and some o
ther Southern members, were earned
for the Banks of the Potowmack.
Much heat was engendered in the dis
cussion.,
ROCKINGHAM SS.
THE fubferibers in partnership as
Joint Farmers of Excise, having
purchased the EXCISE in said coun
ty, from the First Day of October 1788,
rathe Firfi Da, of Oflober 1789, a
greeably to a refalve of the General
Court, hereby give notice to all Ta.
vernors—Retailors and other persons
liable by law to pay Excise in Said
county —That attendance will be giv
en, in order to receive'Accounts and
the Money due on Excise between the
said firlt days of Odober 1788 and
1789, at the following times and
places, viz.— - -
-At Portsmouth—at Col. Brewster's
and Stavers's the ift, 2d, and 3d days
of OQober, at Greenleaf's the ift and
3d days, do.
At Bell's, in Newcastle, the 2d.
At Peavey's,in Newington, the sth,
from 11 o'clock, A,M. to 2 p. m.
At Libbey's, in Greenland, from 3
to 6 o'clock, p. M.
At Lamfon's, in Exeter, the sth,&
At Knight's, in Atkinson, in the
afternoon.
At Garland's, in Rye, the 6th, from
8 to 10 o'clock A. M.
At Leavitt's, in North - Hampton,
from 12 o'clock at noon, to 2 p. m.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE,
EX^S E.
From newyork.
At Leavitt's, in Hampton, from 3
o'clock, to 5 P. m.
At Batchelder's, in East-Kingston,
in the forenoon.
At Clough's, in South-Hampton,
afternoon.
At Poor's, in Salem, in the afters
noon.
At Wells', in Hampton-Falls,the
7th, from 8 to 10 o'clock a. m.
At T. B. Lock's, in Seabrook,from
11 o'clock, A. M. to I P. M.
At Blake's, in Kensington, from 3
to 6 o'ckfckp< M.
A: Baylfy's in Newton, in the fore
noon.
At lawyer's,in Plaftow,in the after
noon.
At Hardy's, in Pelham, in the fore
noon, and
At Johnson's, in Hamftead, in the
forenoon, and
At Smith's, in Windham, in the af
ternoon.
At Shake's,in Newmarket, fio^ 11
o'clock A. M. to 2 P. M.
At Folfom's, in Stratham,the Sth,
frem 8 to 10 o'clock A..M.
AtCarr's, in Candia, the 13th.
At Berry's, in bow, the 14th.
At Bartlett's, in Pembrook the igth.
At Kinlman's, inConcord.the 16th.
At ivi Crnu: s, ;n Canterbury, Ihe
At Clark's, in Northwood, in the
afternoon.
At Mead's, in Lamper River, from
3 to 6 o'clock, p. M.
At Esq. Wuealcr's, in Kingdom, in
the forenoon.,
At Cal. Thame's, in London-Der
rey.
At Watson's, in Epping, the 9th,
from 9 o'clock, a. m. to 1 p,m.
At Merrill's,in Poplin, in the fore
noon, and
,At Bean's, in Brintwood, in the
afternoon, and
Ac Mrs. Webfler's, in Chester.
At Butler's, in Nottingham, the
10th in the forenoon, and
At Bean's, in Raymond.
At Butler's, in Deerfield, the 12th
in the forenoon.
At Towle's, in Hawke, in the af
ternoon, from 1 to 2 o'clock p. m.
Ac Esq. Hock's, in Sandown, from
3 to 6 o'clock p. M. and
N. B. All Tavernors, Retailors,
ano other perfoos, liable to pay excise
are required to take notice of this,and
conlidtr the fame as a legal demand,
and attend,fettle and pay accordingly.
Those that neglect may depend on hav
ing all the advantage that the Law
will admit of taken of them, and those
that have been felling fpj itu us Li
quors without license are Lkewife cal
led upon to be very punctual in their
attendance as they uculd avoid Prose
cution.
At Gilmzin's, inNorthfield the 19 h.
At Piper's, irrLcudon, the zo^n.
At Cram's, in Pittsfield, the zd,
(for Pittsfield and Chicheder )
Ai McClary's, in %fom the 23d.
AT PUBLIC VENDUE,
on Saturday the 26th of
September (instant) at the
house of Benjamin Lamfon,
innholder, in Exeter, three
o'clock, afternoon Two
RIGHTS of LAND in the
town of Burton, in this state
—for which Newhampfhire
State Notes, Final Settlements,
and English Goods, will be
received in payment. *
*, Conditions of [ale to be
known at time and place.
Pittsfield, Sept. 9.
THOMAS BARTLETT,
LRADBURY CILLEY,
JONATHAN CILLEY. ,
Nottingham. September Iph 1789.
TO BE SOLD,
VENDUE.'
[G™ tickets at one shilling and
six pence, may be had at the place
of performance. Children admitted
at half ptice:
VIVAT RESPUBLICA.
N. B. In the course of the Le&ure,
Fifteen heads will be exb beted, with
feudal other different matters.
Exeter, Sept. 19.
VOTE the fubferibers being
appointedCommiffion
ers by the Hon. Judge of
Probate of Wills, &c. in the
county of Strafford, to' re
ceive andexaminethe.claims
of the several creditors to
the estate of Edward Wood
man, late of Lee, in laid
county, deceased, represent
ed insolvent, give notice—
That we will attend that
business on the third Mon
day of this and the five fol
lowing months, from two to
fix.o'clock, in the afternoon,
of laid days, at the house of
Elijah Cartlan, in laid Lee.
tf7E the fubferibers being
appointed Commission
ers to receive and examine
the claims ofthe several cre
ditors to the eftateof Samuel
Watson, late of Lee, in the
county of Strafford, hus
bandman, deceased, repre
sented insolvent, give notice,
That we will attend that
business on the third Mon
day of this and the five fol
lowing months, from two
to fix o'clock, in the after
noon, of said days, at the
house of Elijah Cartlan, in
said Lee. Joseph sias,
GEORGE TUTTLE.
Lee, Sept. 1, 1789.
Wednesday Evening next,
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOM,
INTHIS TOWN,
Mr. MCPHERSON,
Once more, previous to Lis departure for
NEWYORK,
Pr^pofes to deliver the Celebrated
LECTURE on HEADS,
PROLOG UES & EPILOGUES,&c.
TO BEGIN AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
A LL persons are caution
'' ed against purchasing
an hundred acre lot of land,
lyingin Tamworth —No. 10
in the lecond Range, of Jo
seph Hichcock of said Tam
worth, as it was unlaw
fully obtained from the sub
scriber. samuel oilman.
Tamworth, 15th Sept.
JAMES BRACKETT,
CHARLES GLEDDEN,
Lee, 1/1 Sept. 1789.
^, Take Notice.
fc, Take Notice.
^ Lake Notice.