The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-12-18 00:00:00, page 4

F LA X.
A Quantity of Good FLAX, is
wanted at the Duck Manufactory
in this Town, for which CASH -
English & Weftindia
GOODS
will be given by
THOMAS ODIORNE.
Exeter, December 2, 1790.
STRAYED lately, from an inclo
,fare, near the Dr. Rev. Langdons
in Hamptonfaßs—J White,
Gelding HORSE,
about fourteen hands high, nine'years
old, trots all—with this peculiar mark
—of afmall callous bunch, nearly of the
size of a common walnut, on the near
fade of bit jawbone. Whoever has, or
may be so friendly, in taking & keep
ing laid Horse, so that the subscriber
may recover him shall be generously
compensated.,
Theft was not early foppofeable in
this case—nor yet ; but if it should
be eventually so, the apprehender may
depend on ah ample reward.
JOSIAH MOULTON.
N. B. The Horse is of the Albany
'Dutch breed, and for the last four years
owned by Capt. Stilfon, of Conway,
December 2.
WANTED, by the Printer hereof,
a quantity of CORN, OATS,
BEEF, BUTTER, WOOD, &c.
lister, Nov. 1790.
At th STORE oftofite Mr. W. C. Dean's
A General Assortment of
Englifli^ Weftindia
GO9 PS,
Cheap for Cash.
(^Continental CERTIFICATES,
Old and New Emission MONEY,
State NOTES; INDENTS, Specie
ORDERS, &c.bought, fold andnego
ciated at said Stores
Exeter, Nov. I79°° ...
SEAT OF THE MUSES.
IN ancient times, if Fame fays true,
When Art and Monarchy were new,
Kings told for what they woald contend,
And each to each was foe or friend :
Clear marks of truth on all remain'd,
And Peace and %r diltindly reign'd:
But now the world is grown more wife,
And every body wears difgoife ;
Negotiations motley queen,
At ev'ry turn steps in between,
:Creates new claims—bids aftibns cease;
Makes Peace like War, and War like Peace.
TO BE SOLD BY
William Either,
From the Columbian Centimel#
ENGLAND vs. SPAIN.
MODERN WAR.
<rrANTED an Apprentice to the
VV Wheel-Maker's Bufaejs —one of
14 or 15 years old, active, ho'neft and
industrious, will be prefered.
Enquire of JOHN SHAW,
&eter a Nov. 1790^
Eliphalet Ladd,
GLASS —-crockery—and
HARD-WARE.—Likewife —
A General Assortment of
Engtifh GOODS,
Suitable for the season, as ufuah
ROCKINGHAM fs.
THE Commissioners appointed to
' receive and examine the claims
dgainft the estate of David Kindrick,
late of Deerfield, in said county, yeo
man, deceased, give notice —that six
months from the 17th November
last are further allowed for that pur
pofe —-and that they will attend that
business at the late dwelling-hdufe of
the deceased, in laid Deerfield, on the
second Tuefday of this and the five
following months, from 2 to 6 of the
dock, in the afternoon.
Deerfield, December 1, 1796; '
"R^TOTICE is hereby given to th< non-refideat
owners of land in Mason, who have not paid
their taxes for the year ,786, that unlcfs they pay
the fame to me on of before the sth day of January
next, so much of their Ja,d as will pay the fame,
will be fold at public vendue, at the house of Capt.
William Sanborn, in said Mafdn, on Monday the
§th day of January 1791, at 3 o'clock, in the af
ternoon, —viz. N. R. Q Spec. Pap. Ind.
Sully and March, 1 14 .50 „• 7°
Parr, of Windsor, 4 20 80 is. 4 9s. IslO
JOHN GUMMINGS, Collector.
Milan, June 1, 17890. °
/TO" BE SOLD,
At Publick Vendue, b, the Subscriber, at & boufe of
Col. Isaac Thom, innholder, in Londonderry, on
the 3d du, ts January next, at Tw> O'clock P.M.
ONE Proprietor's Right or Share of
Land in the Townffiip of Acworth,
—Also-—
About Twenty Acres of Land in
Gofluwa —all the late property of James Mac
gregore, late of Londonderry, Deceased.—Con
ditioucto be made kurort at the time and place of
Sale.
L MACGREGORS, Executor.
Londonderry Dec. 1, 1790. 1
Yuft Imported, in the last Ships, and
TO BE SOLD BY
£,CASH will be given for Seve
ral Tons of Good HAY, if brought
immediately/
Exeter, Nov, z 6, iy^.
BY licence front the Hon. Oliver
Peabody, Esq ; Judge of Probate, for the coun
ty of Rockingham, On Monday the 7th day of
March next, two o'clock, afternoon, at the hoafe of
MY, John Shi/te, innholder. in Newmarkett,will
be SOLD, at PUBLIC VENDUE
The Real Estate of Edward Hilton,
defeated. ^ Conditions will be. made known at
time and place of sale.
JOSIAH HILTON, Adminiflrator.
Newmarkett, Dec. 10, 1790.
Shipping Cattle.
Wanted, by said Ladd, a few
VEND U E.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given—
that the Farmers of Excise, tor said county,
will attend to receive the farad at the Times and
Places following, vis.-—
Londdnderrypth Decm.Mar/ia'*, to o'clock, A.M.
Pembrook, 7th ditto. Bartlett's, ± o'clock, P. m.
Concord, Sth ditto. Hannaford's,c o'cl'k,A.M,
Canterbury, 9th ditito. M'Crisis', to o'cl'k, a.m.
Loudon, loth ditto. Wood's ri o'clock, a.m,
Epsom, tith ditto. McClary's, ioo'clock, a.m.
Alenftown, do, ditto; Evan?, 2 o'clock, p.m.
Candia, 17:* ditto. Metre's, it o'clock, a.m'&
Deerfield, do. ditto. Siemens', 2 o'clock, p.m.
Northwood, 13th firto. Clark's, it o'clock, a.m.
Nottingham, do, ditto. Sutler's, 3 o'clock, p.m.
Epping, 20th ditto. Watson's, 10 o'clock, a.M. '
Newmarkett, do. ditto. Shute's, 2 o'clock, p.m.
ditto zifrdino. Hitt's, io o'clock, a.m.
Stratham, do. ditto. Adams', 2 o'clock, p.m.
Newington, zed ditto. Knight's, 10 o'clock, a.m,
Greenland, do. ditto. Libber's, ~ o'clock, p.m.
Rye, 23d ditto. Garland's, 9 o'clock, a.m.
N.Hampton, det.ditto. Leavitt's, loo'clock, a.m.
Hampton, do. ditto. Leavitt's, g o'clock, p.'m.
Exeter, 24th ditto. Thurfon's, 10 o'clock,A.M,
Brintwood, 25th ditto. Felloes', 12 o'clock, noons
Poplin, do. ditt9. Merrill's, 3 o'clock, p.m;
Raymond, do. ditto. Bean's, 6 o'clock, p.m.
Hampftead, 28th ditto, fohnfn's, loo'clock, A.M. 1
Plaflow, do. ditto. Sawder's, 2 o'clock, p.m.
Newton. do. ditto. Begley's, 5 o'clock, p.m,
Kenfingion, 29th ditto. Blade's, 11 o'clook, A,fy
s.Hampton, do. ditto. Clough's, 2 o'clock, p.m^
E.Kingftown^oth di'to Batchelder's,lo o'cl'k, A.M.
Kingstown, do. ditto. Wheeler's, < O'clock, p.mj
Hawke, go-h ditto. Towle's, 5 o'clock, p.m,
Cbetter, 31 it ditto. ^//'s,fromio/oi2o'cl.noon
Information is hereby given to
all the military Invalids of the United States,
that the fems to which they are annually entitled,
and which will become due on the fourth day of
March ensuing, will be paid on the said day, by
the Commiffoners of the Loans within the Bates
fefpeaively, under such regulations as the Prefidenc
of the United States may dired.
He KNOX,
Secretary for the Department of War.
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Weatherwife's
Newhampshire, Massachusetts
and Vermont
ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1
Tobe Sold at this dffice, by the Grccfq
„ Dozen or Single. O' 1
Spelling-books, primers,
and WRITING-PAPER, exchan-,
ged for clean Linen and Cotton a% s
at Ranlet's Office, Exeter.
. — : ..... —_
BL ANKS, of various kinds, for fate /
at H. RaiWiT, office, Exeter.f;
A variety of circumstances have
induced the Farmers of Excise to delay finishing;
their collections of Excite due between October ift,
t 789, and, Odoher ift, 1790, until; this time-— As,
therefore, ample time has been given to carry the
Produce, &c. to market, hope panauality in ren
dering and paying will be ftriAly attended to.—
Persons of every defcriprion, liable to pay Excise
from Odober ift, 1787, to ift Odober, 1788, (and
Who have not paid the fame, as well as those for the
year past,) are ONCE MORE called upon to
fettle and pay their balances, ocherwife very many
fuitas at law must be brought; to compel them to do
juftica, which will be very disagreeable to—>
Tamfs MaCgregore,
Nathaniel Peabody.
COUNTT OF ROCKINGIIAM.
Excife-Office,
December 1, 1790.
War Department, Sept, gth, 1790-