The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-10-26 00:00:00, page 4

AD AN away from the
fubferiber, an ap
prentice Bov named
Samuel Neal, about
18 years old, a short
thick fellow, light h fr, had on
when he went away, a red Jack
et, took three pair of Stockings,
and other clothing in proportion
—also ab nit eight yards of wool
en cloth fit for the fulling Mill
—a'l masters of veffele and othe,
perlons are cautioned against har
boring or carr ing off said Boy
as they will abide the penalty of
the law io that case made and
provided. If said BoY should be
returned, he or they Aral! have
one peek of Oats for their trouble,
and no charg s paid—
.THOMAS NOBLE.
Lee, Sept. 25, 1792.
TRANSLATIONS FRAGMENT.
Supposed to be the Address of a Mother
to her fleecing Infant, imme lately af
ter the death of ber Hojband.
EMPLOY'D in thcfe attemps, her
wearied eyes,
Still wet with crystal tears, the fondly
turns
Towards her darling bibe, who Keep
ing lies,
Unconscious of the cause for which
Ilie mourns.
Scill, ftiJl thou fleep'ft, poor little
wretch ! flic cries,
Shielded from sorrow at the foft'ring
breast :
Thy mother's ariguilh, & thy brothers
sigh,
Pierce not tby bosom, tior disturb
thy rest.
He's gone, alas ! who with a father's
j°y.
Has often caught thee failing to his
breast :
Form'd the fweef accents of his dar
ling boy,
And by a rhoufand sports his love
exprefi'd.
Devoid of care, your wear, eyes you
ctofe,
And still the pretty smile divinely
plan
O'er tby sweet lips, as blooming as the
rose,
As i; was wont when crown'd with
happier days.
Sleep on my little cherub ! May no
care,
No bitter sense of thy poor mother's
woes
Ereak thy foft dumber ! Oh ! (hall I
e'er Ihare,
Such balmy rest, fach undifturb'd
repose !
A Clergyman took one
of his parilhioners to
talk, a rough country farm
er, for not going to church,
"Why, to tell you the truth,
an't pleale your Reverence,"
fays Hodge, "there's two
things at your church, which
I dont much approve of."
" How so," cried the Cler
gyman, “ What are they ?"
" Why in the firft place,
you halt all the talk to
yourfelf; and in the next
place, I hate singing with
out drinking."
ANECDOTE.
September, 17, 17921
WHEREAS pursuant
to the fifth fediori
bf the ad of Congress intitu.
led, " An a^Jupplementary
to the ad making provision
for the debt of the United
States," passed the eighth
day of May last, provision
has been made for difeharg
ing the debts due to certain
foreign officers, on account
of pay and services during
the late war, the interest
thereof; as expressed in the
certificates granted to the
laid officers, by virtue of a
relolution of the United
States inCongrefs assembled,
is payable at the house of
Mr. Grand, Banker atParis.
This is therefore to give
notice, That provision has
been and is made for the
payment of the principal of
the said debt at the Treasury
of the United States at any
time after the fifteenth day
of October next, upon de
mand of the parties re
fpeaively to whom the laid
certificates wtre granted, or
their re/pe&ive lawful re
presentative or attornies
duly constituted and author,
ifed, and the produftion of
the certificates in each case
granted; and also for the
payment of the interest
which shall be due upon the
said certificates to the thirty
firft day of December next,
inclusively, at Paris, in con
formity to the tenor of the
said certificates.
Should,there be any who
prefer receiving their whole
dues,intereft as well as prin
cipal at the Treafurf afore
laid, it shall be in theirop
tion so to do ; but in this
case all Rich who are not
within the United States, at
the date hereof, must make
known their election to the
Minifier Plenipotentiary of
the United States, at the
Court of France, or to the
person whom he shall ap
point for that purpose, and
must obtain from the said
Miniffer Plenipotentiary, or
from the perlon appointed
by him, a certificate of his
having made and communi
cated his election so to do.
In consequence of the fore
going provision, interest af
ter the said Jaft day of De
cember next, will cease up
TREASURY
OF THE
United States.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer hereof and fold at hit office
CHRIST's
WARNING TO THE CHURCHES
TO BEWAREOF
False prophets,
WHO COME AS
WOLVES in SHEEP's CLOTHING
AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY
ARE KNOWN—IL LUSTRAT£DIN
TWO DISCOURSES.
DY JOSEPH LATHROP, D D .
Pastor of a church tn Weji Springfield.
THIRD EDITION, WITH AN
APPENDIX.
AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
The importance of tbt fubjea of fa,hi ch
the above difcuurfc, treat, the abilities
of the Author—and the rapid yule of
t^o editions of them which have been
lately printed, must recommend them to
the perusal of chriftians in general.—
And it is earnefly wifad that every Ja
mily may have at leaf one of the books
on all such of the said debts,
for the payment whereof
application shall riot have
been made pursuant to the
tenor hereof, prior to the
firft day of January, one
thousand seven hundred and
ninety-three.
Samuel Meredith,
Treasurer of the United States.
ALL persons indebted to, or
having demands on the es
tate of Abraham Tilton,
late of Stratham, bUckfmith, de
ceafed,are requeued to fettle the
fame immediately with the sub
scriber.
W hereas Samuel Leavitt
of Stratham, has a
Note of hand against me,
for Four Pounds lawful mo
ney—all persons are hereby
cautioned against purchas
ing laid Note as it was frau
dulently obtained I am de
termined not to pay it.
JOHN SINKLER.
Stratham, October 16, 1792.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer hereof and fold at tbi
Office-
Dr. Watts' Plain and Eaf,
Catechisms /^Children,
and PRESERVATIVE from the
SINS and FOLLIES of
Childhood and Youth;
TO, WHICH IS ADDED THE SHORTER
CATECHISM OF THE
Assembly of Divines
at Westminster
with Explanatory Notes.
Just Published,
By the Printer hereof, and fold at his
Office-
Rev. Mr. Morison's
Election Sermon,
Delivered at Dover,
State of New-Hampshire;
Before the Honorable
General-Court,.
JUNE 7, 1792.
WANTED
BY the printer hereof, a
quantity of Green Sheep-Skins.
Abraham Tilton, Ex'r.
Stratham, September 26th. 1792.
(ASH and the highest
price given for Loan Office
and Final Settlement CER
TIFICATES—STATE NOTES—
CERTIFICATES—OId and New-
Emission MONEY, &c. &c.
August 6, 1792.
INformation. is hereby given,
to all the M!itary Invalids of the
United States, that the fams to which
they are intitied for fix months of their
annual pension, from the 4th day of
March, .1'792, and which will become
due on the ph day of September,!792,
will be paid on the said day by tie
Commillionefaof the Loans wiihin the
States relpedively, under iheufual re
gulations, viz.
Every application for payment most
be accompanied by the following
vouchers.
I, A. B.of count, of fate of
do hereby confiture arid appoint C.
D. of niy lawful attorney, to receive
in mv, behalf of m, person for fix
months as an invalid of the United States,
from the fourth day of March, one ebouf
and leven hundred and ninety-two, and
ending the fifth day of September, one
iboufandfeven hundred and ninety-two.
Signed and feaied
in the presence of
} Witnefa,
ift. The certificate given by the
slate, fpecifying that the person pos
sessing the fame is in fad an invalid,
and ascertaining the sum to which as
such he is annually entitled.
Applications of executors and ad
rainiftrators must be accompanied with
legal evidence of their refpedive offi
ces, and also of the time the invalids
died, whose penfiori they may claim.
By command of the
Freffdent of the United States,
H. KNOX, Secretary of War.
zd. An affidavit, agreeably to the
following form :
✓l. B, carrie before me, one of the %/-
tices of the count, of in the fare of
and made an oath that be it the fame
X B. to whom the original certificate in
bis foffeffon was given, ofwhich the fol
lowing is a cop, (the certificate given 1,
the fate to be recite 7 ) '1 bat be fer<utd
(regitnent, corps or vefd) at the
time be was disabled, and that be now
resides in the and count, of and
has resided there for the last ylars, pre
vious to which be rtfidea in.
In case an invalid fhculd apply for
payment by an attorney, the said at
torney, besides the certificate and oath
before recited, mod produce a fpeciaf
letter of attorney agreeably to the fol
lowing form :
f^AME into
the inclo
'°re °' ''' '"'
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j n Anguft last —
A dark Brown Heifer, 3 years
old next spring, without any ar
tificial mark—The ownei may
have her again, proving his pro
perty and paying charges—by
applying to
David Fogg.
Exeter, Oaobcr 6, 1792.>
War Department,
Unfunded Paper;
Exeter, Sept. 27th, 1792.
Acknowledged before me.
Stray Heifer.
S. WIGGIN.