The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-12-04 00:00:00, page 1

ITHE NEWHAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER.
prays the General Court to confirm him in the ti-
QU, of Aid Lands as fully as if falq Deed had not
been burnt. Upon which petition the General
Court ordered that he may be heard thereon before
. them on the second Wednesday of their next session,
and that he cause the substance of said petition and
order of court to be published three weeks success-
J^OTICE is hereby given, that
'' Abigail Gale, of Kingstown, wi
dow, has petitioned the Judge of Pro
bate for laid county, representing that
she and Nathaniel Batcbeller, Esq. and
Mary French, or her heirs, are tenants
in common in equal (hares of about
fourteen acres of land, situate in said
Kingstown ; and praying for partiti
on thereof; whereupon it is ordered
that laid petitioner cause them to be
notified of the substance of said peti
tion and order thereon, according to
law, that they appear at the Probate-
Office, in Exeter, on the 13th day
of December next, at 11 o'clock be
, fore noon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition
Should not be granted.
Attest: Wm. Parker. Reg'r.
Exeter, Nov. 11, 1790.
ively, prior to the fitting of said court, in one of
the New-Hampshire Newspapers, that any person
or persons may then appear and shew cause, if any
they heve, why the prayer thereof may not be
granted. Attest :
JOSEPH PEARSON, Secty
Secretary's Office, June 15, 1790.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given—
= that a petition has been presented o the Gene
ral Court by Samuel Camfield, of Marlow, fettfng
forth, that in January 1786 he signed a boud to one
Runnold Pike, of Lyme; of Conrieditot, for the
fam of forty pounds, in behalf of one Patel Wood
•worth, of said Marlow, and the said Woodworth;
for security gave him the said Camfield a Deed of
a piece of Land in said Marlow, containing about
forty acres, and said Wbodwbrth fuon after died;
since which, he the said Camfield, lias paid tiuenty
jive pounds on said bond. Said Deed hot being
put on record, was about one year ago, together
with his House and all his houfhold furniture, with
two of his children, consumed by fire, wherefore he
fy Imported, in the ^ Ships, and
TO BE SOLD BY
Eliphalet Ladd,
XT/ANTED, by the Printer hereof,
W a quantity of CORN, OATS,
BEEF, BUTTER, WOOD, k
Exeter, Nov. 1790.
GLASS — -crockery— -and
HARD-WARE^—Likewife-=
Q^CASH will be given for Seve
ral Tons of Good HAY, if brought
immediately.
Exeter, Nov, 26, 1796.
Saturday, December 4, 1790.]
Eng/i/h GOODS,
Suitable for the season, as ufuah
Shipping Cattle.
Wanted, by laid LADb^a few
State of New-Hamplhire.
A General Afortmertt of
ROCKINGHAM fs;
BLANKS, of various kinds, for sale
at H. Ranlet's office, Exeter.
A LL persons indebted to, or have
demands on the estate of Doctor
Ebenezer Hills, late of Chester,
deceased, are requested to fettle the
fame immediately with thefubfcriber,
Executor to the last will of said de
ceased. ISAAC HILLS.
Chester, Nov. 4, 1790.
A LL persons indebted to, or have
demands again# the Estate of
William Sweat,late of Kingstown,
blacksmith, deceased, are requested to
fettle immediately with the subscriber,
Adminiftratrixof said estate.
ELIZABETH SWEAT.
Kingston, 20th Ofl. 1790.
Information is hereby given to
= all the military Invalids of the United States,
that the sums to which they are annually entitled;
and which will become du4 on the fourth day of
March enfeing, will be paid on the said day, by
the Commiffibners of the Loans within the states
refpe&ively, under luch regulations as the Prefideht
of the United States may dired;
CAME into the enclosure of the
Subscriber, sometime in Septem
ber last, A red Yearling HEIFER-^
The owner may have her again, pro
ving his property and paying charges;
by applying to
JAMES. GILMAN.
Exeter, Nov. 13.
OTRAYED from the Oakland, fame
" time in sane last, a dark red, year
ling HEIFER, with a white face.—
Whoever will give information of said
heifer, so that the owner ma, have her
again, Jhall be handfomel, rewarded.
Enquire of the Printer.
Exeter, September, 23, 6790.
WANTED an Apprentice to the
'' Wheel-Maker s Bufincjs —one of
14 or 15 years old, active, honest and
industrious, will be prefered.
Enquire of JOHN SHAW;
Exeter, Nou. 1790.
Englifh&Weftindia
GOOD S,
Cheap for Cash. ''
^Continental CERTIFICATES,
Old and New Emission MONEY,
State NOTES, INDENTS, Specie
ORDERS, &c.bought, fold and nego
ciated at laid Store.
Exeter; Nov. 1790.
Published by H. Ranlet, in the Main Street, Exeter.
At the STORE o„ofite Mr. W. C. Dean's
^ General Assortment of
TO BE SOLD BY
William Fisher,
War Department, Septi 9th, 1790.
H. KNOX;
Secretary fo^ the Department of War.
TAKE a large teacup full of lin-
A feed, two penny-worth of liquo
rice, and a quarter of a pound of fun.
raisins; Put these into two quarts
of fun water, and let it simmer over
a flow fire till it is reduced to one;
then add'to it a quarter of a pound
of brown sugar-candy pounded, a
table fpoonful of old rum, and a
table fpoonful of the best white vin
egar or lemon juice.
Note. The rum and vinegar are
best to be added only to the quantity
you are going immediately to take ;
for if it is put into the whole, it is
apt in a little time to grow flat.
Drink half a pint at going to bed,'
and take a little when the cough is
troublesome.
This receipt generally cures the
worst of colds in two or three days,
and iftaken in time may be said to
be almost an infallible remedy. It
is a most sovereign and balsamic cor
dial for the lungs, without the open
ing qualities, which endanger frefh
colds in going out. It has been
Known to cure colds that have been
almost fettled into confumptions^ in
less than three weeks.
THE Subferiber being desirous to
fettle every matter he has now
open, before the dole of the ensuing
winter, earnestly requests ALL per
lons with whom he has accounts
open, to embrace the earlift opportu
nity of calling to fettle—and those
perlons indebted to him by Note of
Hand, are requested to make immedi
ate payment, otherwise they will be
put in fuifi
The subscriber ftilf continues to
keep a Good- Assortment of English
and Weft-Indid
SPELLING-BOOKS, PRIMERS,
and WRITING-PAPER, exchan
ged for clean Linen and Cotton Rags
at Ranlet's Office, Exeter.
G 0 CD S,
which he will dispose of at a mode-
WANTED by the Printer hereof
a few pounds Sheep's Wool. <
LUMBER, and most kinds Country
JOHN R WILLIAMS.
Nottingham, Nov. 1790.
The late Dr. Janies Malone's Receipt
for a Cold, which he most JlrenuouJl,
recommended.
° Take Notice^^
Cafh--Flax-Seed^-
PRODUCE, in its feafoh.
rate advance, for
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