The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1791-03-26 00:00:00, page 1

BY virtue of a licence from
the Hon. Judge of Probaie, for
the county of Rockingham, will be Sold,
„ Public Vendue, on Monday the iih
of April next, at 3 o'clock, P. M- at te
•belite Dwelling House of John 7 bom,-
/n. of Eve er, decerfed, so much of the
Real Estate of said deceased, as
w ill amount to Thirty-five pounds lawful
money.—The ?ftate is as follow—
A DweHing-Houfe, Barn,
and a valuable House Lot —lituate in
Exeter aforefaid.
„, Conditions will be made known
at the time and place of falez
About twenty-five acres of
addition Lot No. 73, in the second divi
sion, lying-near the Bavs. — A'f —
About five acres of No. 6i,
and seven acres of No. 81, in the firft di
xi&on.—Alfo—
Two thirds of a farm con
taining in the whole about eighty acres,
with a good Orchard,a House and a Barn
thereon; one mile from the Meeting
Houfe.—^^/^ —
The komeftead; containing
fifty-t 0 acres,with two thirds of a House,
% good Barn, Shop, Bark-Hoofe, Tan
yard, and orchard within half a mile of
the Meeting Houte.
'The conditions mafr bb known by ap
pb''"^ to h ? fubferiber ; and a. the time
and place of faie.
Nathan Taylor- Executor.
andhornton, Feb. 7, '79E
TO FE SOLD,
•
Newhampfhire
ONE unimproved Lot con
taining o.ie Hundreds Acres, b, : ig
ot No. 54, in the fiTt division, & r^t one
mile from tie Meeig Hou^.— A'f
About twenty-five acres of
Lot No. 17, in the fecund division, lying
within thee miles of the Meeting uc©e.
Jr PUBLIC FENDUE, ,
pY licence of the Hon. Judge
of Probate for the county of Rock
ingham, at the House of Anna
Prescott, Innholder in Deerfield, on
Monday the Eleventh day of April next,
at Ten o'clock beforeeno m—
so mucli of the FARM, late
property of Samuel Prescott, of
said Deerfield, deceased, as Will amount
to one hundred Pounds Lawful Money.
ABRA'M'PRESCOTT, Adm'r.
ANNA PRESCOTT, Adm'trix.
Deerfield, Feb: 1 5, 17.91.
ALL perlons indebted to, or
have demands against the
estate of Jonathan Hill,
late of Exeter, joiner, deceased
—are requested to fettle im
mediately with the fubferiber,
Administrator so said fftate.
JONATHAN HILL.
Exeter, March 3d, 1791.
BLANKS, of various kinds,
for sale at this Office.
BENJAMIN BOARDMAN, Adm.
Exeter, March 18, I79 1 *
BYvirtue of a licence of the Hon.
Judge of Probae,j^r the county of Straf
ford, well be fold at Public Ver^e, on
Wednefto the Thirtieth day of March
next at fen o'clock bejorenocn, at th? late
Man/ion-Houfe of Aaron Sanborn of
. Sandbornton Gentleman,decefa, to much
6 f th? Rea' fate of fata defeated as wiR
amount to three hundred & Gx^ pounds,
lawful nosey. — Vhefue is as tot^ws—
Public Vendue.
SATURDAY, March 26, 1791.]
PUBLICK PENDUE.
EXETER, (New-Ha^tybire) Printed and Published by HENRY RANLET, at Nine Shillings per annum.
THE Subscriber being ap
-1 pointed Commifoner of
the United States Loan-
Office in this State—hereby
gives Public Notice to all Per
sons having business at said
Office—that he is now ready
to enter on the duties.
W M . GARDNER.
Exeter, Neiv-Hamp/bire, Ma^cb 17,1=91
As there are many Accounts
and Notes of band of long
standing, on which balances
are due to laid Estates, (the Set
tlement of which has ,been too
long negle&ed) and as it is
indispensably necessary they
should now be adjusted; those
who neglect this notice until
the 20th day of April next,
are hereby informed, that the
fubferiber will be under the
necessity of calling on them in
a manner very disagreeable to
him and expensive to them.
^,Tbo/e ^hb cannot make im
mediate payment are receded to
adju^ their Accounts and Notes
before that time.
ALL perlons having de
mands dgainft the Estate
of Daniel Gilman, Esq. or
Nicholas Gilman, Esq. or
the late Company of Nicho
las and Bartholomew Gil
man, all late of Exeter, de
ceased, are hereby requested to
exhibit the fame and receive
payment.
JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN,
Executor of th^ lap will of Daniel
Gilman, Esq. deceased —and Ad
minifrator of the estate of Nicholas
Gilman, E'q. deceased.
Exeter, January 20th, 1791. (24th m.)
State 'of Ntw-Ham,Jbire —Hilljborough.ff.
N'OTfCE is hereby given to tie
Non-l <efident owners of land in
'crown of New-London, who have not
paid their Taxes for the year 1788, that
urdefs they pay the fame r o me the fub
icriber, pn or before Thursday the gift
day of March nrt, between io o'clock
in the morning and five in the afternoon,
to much of their land as will pay said
taxes with incidental charges, will be
fold, at Public Vdndue, at the dwelling
houfe of the fubferiber in said town.
Silo. Ind. State.
Robert M'Murpby No. f. d. f. d. f. d.
• 38 Acres 69 0 2 05 0 6
Acres 129 0 1,0 1 03
Acres 3) 0 3 0 6 0 8
Jon.Bagly,4s Ac. 131 0 2 05 0 7
John Refs, 52 Ac's 23 0 3 0 6 010
Capt. Jonas Minot
- 133 Acres 104 0 4 081 0
0 1 4
__JOHN_M°RGAN, Constable.
A few copies Ross Latin
Grammar, corrected by Burr, ISc. may
be had at the Printing-Office, Exeter.
ft^Thofe who are indebted
to either of said Estates, are
(once more) requested to make
immediate payment.
Loan-Office.
^ffi^Q^
THE
On Wednesday the fourth day of
May next, at eleven o'clock tn the fore
noon, will be Sold to the highest bidaer,
at Lamson's Tavern, in Exeter, A.
Hasip/bire, (if not previoufy dijpofd of
at Private Sale) the following Parcels
of Real Efate, in fatd Exeter, late the
"Softer', of Patrick Tracy, Esq.
decedied, viz,—'
STOLEN out of the Sub
scriber's Store,on the night
of the 4th inst.—B yards dark
claret coloured Broad Cloth
'S yds.brown do.--3^4ths coarse
woolen Cloth—s yds. olive
Corduroy —8 large check'd
Tianakeichiefs —one Libie—
one gross mettle coatßuttons- —
8 cuttoe Knives—half case of
Knives and Forks, Any per
son who may dete& said thief,
so as he may be brought to
justice, and the said goods re
covered, (hall receive the above
reward. Eph'm. Robinson.
Exet'er, March Sth, 1791.
>^< XF<>¥< >¥< ^^>^< /^ %x.>¥<
About eiglity acres of Pas
ture Land, at the Neck (id celled) and
known by the name of Coffin's Failure.
g=CONDIIIONS will be made known
at the Time and Place of Sale.
A COUNTRY schoolmaster
was the othef day read
ing over to a justice of peace,
the newspaper, that mention
ed an a& of the Legislature,
for the preservation of heath
hens, and other game. Instead
of heath hens, he by maftake,
(not having his fpe&abcles at
hand,) read it heathens —This
occatiohed a little paufe —it
was, however, soon agreed be
tween them, that the law had
in view the Indians on our
weftern frefaties; together with
their wild and tame animals.
—“ As to the Indians, (obser
ved thejuftice) who are real
ly and bona fide rioother than
heathens, I think our legisla
ture would shew much more
wisdom in devising means to
destroy them, off the face of
the earth, instead of making
laws for their preservation,"
A Dwelling-house, withhalf
'' an acre of Land adjoining, now in
the occupation of Mr. Joseph Lat/fnjr.
About five acres of Land on
the northwesterly fide of the m in road,
between the Meeting horses, which, for
toe convenience of purchasers, will be
fold in several lots.
Newbery-Port, March 4th, 1791.
Lands for Sale at Vendue.
For further parti<ulars enquire of —
DUDLEY ATKINS TYNG-
Ten Dollars Reward.
ANECDOTE.
Gazetteer^
[Numb. 34 of Volume— 5.
The Bill, entitled, "an Aft, toppled
meutary to the Ad, entitled an Aft
to incorporate the fubferibers to the Bank
of the United States," ^as read the fc
cond time—and on the question, fiail
this Bill pass to the third reading, the
Yeas and Nays were as follows :—
YEAS.
Messrs. Baffin, Butler, Dalton, Dick^
infon, Ellfwo th, Eime:, Few, Haw^ft
Henry, Jobrfon, ^ohnjton, Izard, ^^fy
Langden, ,Lee, Maclay, Merris, ^a<.,
Schuyler, Stanton, Strong, Wingate.
NAYS.
Messrs. Carroll Gund, Monroe.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FEBRUARY 24.
On motion of Mr. Sedgwick, the
memorial of Thomas McKean and others,
publick creditors, was taken up or a
second reading ; and after lame debate,
The Report of the Committee to wh^m
wasreferred the report of the Secretary
of the Treajury on the fubje& of the ex
ports of the United States,was twice read;
the Houle having agreed to the lame,
ordered that geo copies of i? be printed.
On mo ion of Mr. Lawrence —Re-
solved, that the Secretary of the Treasu
ry be direded to report, whether any,
and what additions are necessary to be
made to his return of the export of the
United States.
An engrossed Bill, fixing the time of
the next annual meeting of Congress, was
read a third time and passed: The Bank
being filled up with '' the fourth Monday
tn October next."
The House again resolved itfelf into a
Committee of the whole, on the Bill to
eftablilh the Pf Office and Fof-Roads
within the United States ; and, after some
time spent therein, rose, reported pro
gress, and asked leave to fit again.
The Senate informed the House b,
message, that they had passed the Bill,
intitled, "an Aft to explain and amend
an A&, intitled, an Ad, making further
provision for the publick debt."
Speaker..
A message from the Senate was receiv
ed,infer "fog 'ha they bad negatived
the Bill for altering the time of the next
meeting of Congress.
The House took up for corfiaeration,
and concurred in a Refolation sent
yesterday from the Sena e, requeuing
that the President will communicate
to the Aaronai Afembly of France, the
sense which Congress entertain of the
honour paid by that bodv to the memory
of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
A message was delivered by Mr. Se
cretary Otis, informing the House that
the Senate had passed, with amendments,
the Bill giving effect to the laws of the
Uni d States within he State of Vermont ;
and requelling the concurrence of the
House in the said amendments. And
that the Senate had resolved, that the
^ill, authorifing The President to cause
the debt, due to foreign officers, to be
difeharged, ffiould not pass to a third
reading, The gallery was cleared.
A'ter the opening of the doors a mes
sage was delivered by Mr.Se retar; Ot Isj
informing the House, that the Senate
infilled on their amendment to the Reve
nue Bill, and had appointed a Commit
tee to confer with a Committee of this
House.—Messrs. Boudinot, White;
Livermore, were appointed on the
part of the House.
THE Ke^key and Vermont Repre
sentative Bills were signed by the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
IN SENATE— fee. 24;
TUESDAY, FEB. 22, I/^I.
CONGRES S.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2%
THURSDAY, F1:B. 24.