The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-07-23 00:00:00, page 1

NOTICE is hereby given to the non
' refdent owners of land in the following towns,
<vi%— Greenland for 1782 — New Durham from 1781
ta 1787 inclufve, and 1789 — Jeffrey 1786 and 1787
—Newport and Richmond 1787— Candia, Canaan,
Barnftead and Meredith 1788 — Cockermou:h, New-
Chefer, Keene and Wolfborough 1788 and 1789 p
Burton, Deerfield, Effingham, Hniker, Middleton,
Nottingham, Orford, Protekworth, Sutton, Society-
Lana, Warren and Wakefield 1789 — Wentworth, Ac
worth and Loudon 1789 and 1790 — Nirthwood and
qamworth 1790, and Alexandria road tax —That
their lands nfaid towns are taxed for the years afore
faid, and if the taxes are not paid within eight weeks
from the \gth of this month, either to th Collators or
the Subscriber, they will be advertised far sale.
Nath'l Parker, Receiver ofnonrefident taxes.
Exeter, July 12, 1790.
Blanks ofmoft forts
To be Sold by the Subscriber,
A FARM in Newholdernefs —con-
taining three hundred and feventy-five acres,
pleasantly situated—well watered and wooded—
with a good Dwelling-House and a forty feet Barn
thereon —a beautiful young bearing Orchard, con
fiding of # 125 trees —Pasturing fufficient for fix
cows, and may with little more labour be made
to famm^zo head—Mowing fufficient to keep 20
cows—and ten acres of fell trees. The whole of
said Farm will be fold cheap for
Cash, Neat Stock, or Produce—State
or Continental Securities—and three years will be
allowed for on§ half of the pay.—Also—
Lumber, at the landing, and Flax
seed ^ill be received at the current price.
U,The premises may be entered upon immediately.
*, For further particulars enquire of
MICHAEL DWYER.
NcwholderneJs, 6th Jul), 1790.
In order to effect which, he requests the affiitance of
gentlemen in the civil, military and ecclesiastical
lines, in order that the work may be rendered as
corred as possible Letters left at H. Ranlet's
Printing-Office, in Exeter, will be duly attended to.
The utility of such a work will be fuffi ient, it is
presumed, to induce gentlemen of ieifure to attend
to this advertisement, and to afford the publisher
evtry a fliftance which their situations in life may
enable them to bellow.
LANDS in Moultonborough—
New-Hamp:on—Burton—Eaton—Chatham— Bath
—Campton—and other Towns.
IK, Conditions of tale hnovun at t : me and place.
THOMAS LEAVITT, Executor.
Hampton, July 12, 1790.
A T the request of a number of gen
= A rlemen, the subscriber is induced to attempt
another publication of
By licence of "judge of .Probate will be
SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Wednejday,
Ift September, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the Houje of
Benjamin LE aVI TT, innholder in North-Hamp
ton, the following Parcels of LAND, belonging to
the efate of Jonathan Moulton,late of Hamp
ton, Esq. deceased, viz —
A FARM in Windham, -in the
= ' County of Rockingham
All the LAND in Piermont, be
longing to said Efface,
N. B. —Creditors are desired to at
tend (if agreeable) and vest a part of their claims
in Lands.
THE NEWHAMPSHIRE GAZETTEER.
For sale at H. Ranlet's office.
The Newhampfhire Register,
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1790.]
GEO. J. OSBORNE.
Spy Printing-Office, Portfm. Ju.ie <790.
Oiborne's NeivbampJhire Regifler.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE.
Auction.
Published by H. Ra-nlet, in the Main Street, Exeter.
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.
THE AMERICAN SONGSTER,
A for sale at this office--- Also, a few of
Dilworth's Spelling-Books, and the
Newengland PRIMER.
W 5 the fubferibers being appoint
▼ V ed by the Hon. Joseph Badger, Esq.
Judge of Probate for said county, Commiflioners to
receive and examine the claims of the several Cre
ditors to the estate of Capt. Aaron Sanborn,
late of Sanbornton, in said count., deceased, re
presented 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 fecor.d Mondays and
Tuesdays of Auguftand the three following months,
from two to fix o'clock, p, m. on each day.
DE it known to the Selectmen—
" Constables and Colle&ors of the
several Towns and Places within said
State, who have not difeharged their
TAXES prior to the Year 1789 —
that it is expelled payment will be
made on or before the First Day of
December next otherwise Extents
will issue for the fame.
TICK E T S, in the Second tlafs of
NEW-CASTLE BRIDGE LOTTERY,
ma, be had at this Office, if applied for jocn.
O EADY Money given for LAMB
SKINS, with the wool on, and Shear'd
WOOL, at the house of Theodore Moses, near
Col. Giddinge's, in Exeter. Jul,\s.
HANNAH CREIGHTON, Administratrix
Exeter, ift July, 1790
ALL persons indebted to, or that
have any demands on the estate of Stephen
LeavittCreIg hroN,late of Exeter, deceafed,?ie
desired to exhibit the fame immediately for fettle
ment, to
Oxi of Vitriol,
AND
Roman Vitriol.
^^An ASSORTMENT of
Frefo DRUGS and MEDICINES,
TO BE SOLD BY
S. TENNEY.
Exeter, 27th June, 1790.
a fewSbippingOxen,
Given under my Hand at Exeter the
15th Dayof ffuly, Anno .mini, 1790.
Wm. Gardner, Trea/urer.
JOSIAH SANBORN,
GEORGE C. WARD.
Sanbornton, 26th June, 1790.
and several Tons of HAY, for
which good pay will be given, by
ELIPHALET LADD.
Exeter, Jul, 15, 1790.
TREASURY-OFFICE,
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
State of Newham,fire — Strafford-f.
Wanted immediately,
THURSDAY, JULY I.
Read a third time, and passed, a bill further to
provide for the payment of invalid Pensioners.
A bill to provide more effectually for the defence
of the United States, by an eftablilhed militia, was
read and referred to the comnActee of the whole.
The President informed the House, by meflage,
that he had affixed his signature to sundry ads men
tioned therein,
The report of the Committee on the fees to be
allowed to Consuls and Vice- Consuls, was read,
amended and recommitted. Sundry other reports
were also read and aded upon.
MONDAY, JUNE 28.
RE AD a third time and palled, the bill to regu.
late Seamen, &c.
Sundry reports from the Secretary at war, and
from Committees were read and laid on the table.
^DJOURNMENT.
The commit<e appointed for that purpose, re
ported that the business necessary to be acted upon
may be completed by the 15th July next—and
that an adjournment take place at that time.
Ihe bill extending the Enumeration Law to
Rhodeifland, was ordered to be engrossed—read a
third time and passed.
Mr. Williamson presented a petition in behalf of
the board of managers of the Cotton manufa&or,
of Philadelphia.
The new ways and means bill was taken into
co nfideration, butmot being able to finifh at the u
lual hour of adjournment, the committee rose and
reported progress.
Me. Ames presented a petition from the infpeft
ors of the port of Boston, which was read, and com
mitted.
ihe bill providing the means of paying the in
terest on the debt of the United Sates, was report
ed, read and made the order of the day to
morrow.,
' TUESDAY, JUNE 29.
The following enrolled bills were signed by the
Speaker, viz. An Aft providing the means ofin
tercourfe between the United States and Foreign
Nations—an Act for fatisfying the claims of John
M # Card—an aa for the relief of Nathaniel Twin
ing.
In committee, the House came to several Reso
lutions refpefting the Virginia cession.
The report of the committee on the petition of
E. H. Derbj, was on motion of Mr. Goodhue,
taken into consideration ; the substance ofjhis re
port is in favour of extending the time allowed by
law for payment of the duties on teas from 6 to
12 months ; this report was accepted, and referred
to the committee appointed to prepare amendments
to the celled ion law.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The bill concerning the trade and navigation of
the United States was taken into consideration.
This bill contained the diferimination in the duty
on foreign tonnage—the firft clause was rejected,
and the following adopted in lieu thereof, viz.
That from and after the day of
next, there shall be laid and colle&ed on all fhip3
and vessels not built, or registered in the United
States, a duty of • per ton.
That on all ships or vessels arriving in any part
of the United States, from places at which the U
nited States are not permitted to trade the sum of
per ton.
The remaining clauses of the bill being disa
greed to —the committee rose and reported pro
gress.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE JO.
The House made further progress in the tonnage
bill, likewise the bill for eflablilhing the fees of
Consuls and Vice Consuls employed by the United
States in foreign parts, &c.
A message was received from the Brefident of the
United States, communicating the ratification of•
the amendments palled by Congress to the new con-,
ftitution, by the state of Rhodeifland and Provi
dence plantations.
A message from the Senate, informing that they
had passed an Aft authorising the purchase of a
trad of land at Weftpoint.
The committee appointed for that purpose, re
ported a bill making further provision for paying
the invalid pensioners.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WAYS AND MEANS.
CONGRESS.
[Vol. V,— Numb. 207