The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-06-25 00:00:00, page 3

The encouragement of litera
ture being considered, by the con
ftitunon, as one of the important
duties of the Legifiators, and ef
lential to the preservation of a free
Government, will always require
the care and attention of the Le
p^flature.
y The prosperity of our common
country, and the tranquility and
happineis so apparent in this Statej
mutt afford great pleasure to the
comtemplauve mind, and Ihould
' txcite our gratitude co the Su
preme Governor of the Universe.
And it will afford me great Tatis
fadion to join with both branches
of the Legislature, in all such
measures as may tend further to
promote the intereff, honor, and
happiness of the good people of the
State. g
[The answer to His Excellency's
Speech^ we have not been able to ob
tain , but as Joon as we can procure
it we /hall give it lo our readers.]
A, Lift of Officers and Members of
the Legislature of this State,
COUNCELLORS.
Rockingham, Christopher Toppan,
'Strafford, Ebenbzeil. Smith,
Hd(borough, Robert Wallace,
Chcfhirr, Thomas Bellows,
Grafton, Jon a. Fr eemanj Esquires.
The fix following Have been appoined in
addition tg those mentioned in the Her
ald of 28 th of May;
Diflrift No* 3, Joseph Blanchard,
4, Joseph Cilley,
5. John M’Duffee^
9. Ephraim Hartwell,
li. Amos Shepherd,
12. Moses Baker, Enquires,
Ebenezer Smith, Esq. President of the
Senate.
Oliver Peabody, Esq. Treafiirer.
Joseph Pearson, Esq. Secretary.
Nathani el Parker, Esq. pep. Secr’y.
Supply Clap, Esq. Commifisry Gen.
John Prentice, Esq. Speaker.
John Calfe, Esq. Clerk.
Moses L. Neal, Afliliant Clerk.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Portsmouth, George Gains,, Jolin Hale,
and Nathaniel Folsom, Efq’rs.
Exeter, Benjamin Connor, Esq.
Londonderry, John Prentice, E r q« and
Mr. J;mes Penkerton.
Chester, Arther Livermore, Esq.
Newington, Ephraim Pickering Esq.
Greenland, Joshua Weeks, E^q.
Rye and Ncwcaftle, -■ ■■
North*Hampton, Thomas Leavitt, Esp.
Hampton, —
Hamptonfalls & Seabrrook, Mr, Nathan
Brown.
Stratham, Hon. Paine Wingate, Esq.
Kensington, Jeremiah Foog, Esq
South Hampton and Eafl*Kingflon, Mr.
Eliphalet Webster.
Newton. My. James Peaflee.
Kingston, Col. John Eaflmw:
Brentwood, Mr. Gilman Leavitt.
Epping, ———
Newmarket, Josiah Adams, Esq.
Nottingham, Joseph Cilley. Elq.
Deerfield. Joseph March, Esq.
Epsom, Michael M’CUry, Esq.
Allenftown & Bow, George Evans Esq.
Northwnod, Jonathan Clark, Esq,
Chichefter & Pittsfield, Mr. Robert Tib*
belts.
Canterbury, Major David M’Crillis,
Northfield, Charles Glidden, Esq.
Pembroke, Daniel Knox, Elq, ;
Loudon^ ■ ' ■■'■■■■■■
Concord, Maj. Daniel Livermore.
Candis, Nathaniel Emtrlon, Esq.
Raymohd and Poplin. Mr. Enoch Smith.
Hawke dhd Sandown, Thomas Page, E'q.
Hampftead, Mr.’ John True.,
Atkinson & Plaiftow, Nath’l F^abody,E^.
Salem, Joseph Wxrdwetl, Esq.
Windham, Mr. Samuel Armor.'
Pelham, Mr. Amos Moody.
Dover, Andr. Tdn As Richard Trip, Efq’r.
Durham,- — , —
Somerfwortb, James Carr, Esq.
Rochester, Aaron Wingate, Esq; and Mr.
William Palmer.
Barrington, Isaac Waldron, Esq. and Ms.
Eliphalet Cloutman. ,
Sandborntoo, William Harper, Esq.
Gilmanton, Col. Samuel Greeley,# Lieut.
Samuel Shepard.
lee, Mr. Nathaniel Cloogh»
Madbury,
SENATORS.
Merridith ? —————
Newhampton, Thomas Simpfoh, Esq.
Moultenborough and Tnftenboroogh, Na
than Hoit, Lfq.
Wolfboro’ & Brookfield, Mr. Henry Rust.
Barnftead, Capt. John Nutter.
New-Durham, and New-Durham Gore,
Thomas Tafh.jun. Esq.
Wakefield and Middletown, David Copp,
, Esq- ~
Effingham & Offipee, Capt. Jacob Brown.
Conway and Bartlett, Obediah Hall Eiq,
Tamworth, Eaton and Burton, Jacob Blaf
dell, Esq.
Nottingham Weft, Maj. Joseph Greeley;
Lietchfield &Derry field, Mr. Ilaat Hufe.
Durftable, Frederick French, Esq.
Merrimac, Jacob M’Gav, Esq.
Bedford, John Orr, Esq.
Goffftown, M.. John Pattee.
Hollis, Mr. Jermiah Eames, .
Amherst, Col. David Warner,
Mason, Capt. Joseph Barrett;
Milford and Rabby, Mr. Wm. Peabody
New lpfwich, Jeremiah Prichard, Esq.
Greenfield and Society Land,-——
Franceftown, Mr. David Lewis;
Wilton, Maj Jonathan Burton.
Lynd (borough, t
Sharon & Temple, Maj. Abijah Wheeler. |
Peterborough, John Smith, Esq.
Hancock, Ms. Samuel Gordon. ' .
Antrim and Campbell’s Gore, John Dun
can, Esq.
Dearing, Robert Alcock, Esq,
Hanniker, Mr. Francis Bowman.
Hillfborough, Benjamin Pierce, Esq.
New Boston, Niman Clark, Eiq.
Hopkintown, Capt Thomas Bailey;
Weart, Mr. Obadiah Eaton.
Dunbarton, Capt David Storey.
Solifbury, Lieut. John C. Gale.
Bofcawen, Capt. Benjamin Little.
Warren, Capt, Aquilla Davis,
Filhenfield & Bradford; Ebenezer Eaton.
Sutton and New London, Mr. Matthew
Harvey.
Andover, Mr. Joseph Philbrick,
Charleston & Langdon, Elijah Grout, Esq.
Alftead, Motes Hale, Esq.
Keene, ———
Swanzey, Calvin Frink, Esq.
Richmond, Rufus Whipple, Esq,
Jaffrey, Joseph Thorhdike, Esq.
Winchester, Daniel Hawkins, E r q.
Weftmoreland, Joseph Burt, Esq.
Cheiierfield,. Capt Simon Willard.
Hinsdale, Uriel Evans, Esq.
Rindge, Daniel Bond, Esq.
Walpole,'Mr. Thomas Sparhawk.
Claremont, Oliver Ashley, Esq.
Cornilh, Mr. Daniel Chafe.
Newport^ Mr. Jcffe Lane. „
Acworth, Capt. William Grout.
Lemfter and Marlow, Elitha Huhtly;
Unity and Goflien, Dr. Wilton Shaw.
Croydon and Wendell, Mr. Ben. Barton.
Surry and Gilfom, David Bh(h, Esq.
Stoddard, Nathaniel Emerson, E>q.
Washington, Mr. Azariah Faxon.
Dublin, Dr. Thomas Mason.
Pacitersiuld and Sullivan, Samuel Griffin,
Apprentice Wanted, ’
FROM 15 to 17 years of
age, to serve at the Clothier’s busi
ness. Apply to MOSES CLARK of
Gilmaaton.' June 20,1795.
> < ■
On Tburfday last the General
Court finifh^d their feflion at Han
over, and adjourned to meet on the
firft Wednetday in December next
at Concord.
Eq.
Marlborough, Phineas Farrer, Esq,
Fitzwilliam, Nahum Parker^ Esq.
Plainfield, Daniel Kimball. Ffq.
Springfield and Newgranthan. ————
Holdernefs, Campton, and I'hornto'n, John
Moody, Esq.
Plymouth & Romney, Capt Josiah Brown,
Newchefter, Bridgwater, and Alexandria,
Thomas Crawford, Esq.
Cockermouth, Dorchester, and Hebron,
Joseph Burley, Esq.
Enfield, Jefle Johnson, Esq.
Grange, Canaan, end Grafton, Mr. Daniel
. Blafdell.
Hanover, Russell Freeman, Esq.
Lebanon, Mr. Nathaniel Porter.
Lime, John Fairfield, Esq.
Haverhill Shd Convcmry, Capt. Nathaniel
Merrill.
Piermont and Warren, Mr. John Merrill.
Orford and Wentworth, Mr. Sam. Carrier.
Bath, LandafFand Lincoln, Peter Carlton,
Esq-
Lyman, Concord and Franconia, Mr. John
Burk.
Littleton, Daltoh, Lancaster and Dart
mouth Mr. Jonathan Cram.
Northumberland, Piercy, Stratford, Cox.
bOrn, Cole burn, Shelburne and Stuart,
Capt. William Cargill
Store,
White & Long,
Inform the public,tha* they have opened
A STORE
On Spring-Hill,
(Rtxt door North of Mr. S. Hili't Store)
Formerly occupied by Messrs. Champneys,
Where they have a good
affbrtment of
Engh/b &Weft-lndi<k
GOODS
for sale;
Consisting of
S up ER-
F IN E, mid
ditn^ and low
pric'd Broad-
Clbths.
Caffimeres.
Surges,
Jeans.
Fu Rains.
Nankeens, . .
Plain & twill’d
Nankenecs.
W eave rets.
Sattinets.
LaftingSi
Ruffeils.
Caliimancoes;
Shalloons.
Durants.
Tammies.
Sewing-Silk,
Twist.
A complete as-
Tortmefit of
Threads.
Brandy.
Wines;
Englifti draught
Porter.
Mobiles per
Hogfliead or
• (ingle gallon.
Loaf & brown
Sugars.
Coffee.
Rice.
Ratlins;
A few thefts of
excellent Hy
fon Tea.
Souchong ahd
Bohea* ditto.
Cafli and the Bos
ton price given for Pot and
Pearl Allies.
Wanted 2>ooo yards
good Tow Cloth;
Op H E Members of the
A JI Eaftefn Diftrift New-Hampshire
Medical Society are hereby informed that
a Statute Meeting will be hoi den in the
Inn of Stephen Lamfon at Exeter the
third Wednesdax c£ July next IO of
the clock* A. M. Per Order,'
JOSIAH BARTLETT,
Str at ban June 20, J 795.
Weft- India Sft New-England
KU M
By whole lale and retail.
Harvard College Lottery
TICKETS
For sale at- the above Store.
Psriftnoutb' June 15; 1795.
A LL Perlons having ac
/V counts uncloted with he Estate of
JOSIAH BARTLETT Esquire, late of
Kingftdn, deceased, are desired to call
and close them $ thole indebted to laid E
fiate are requeued to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands are
desired to call and receive their dues of.
EZR A BARTLETT, Executor.
King/lon, June iz t 1795.
A great va
riety of Calli
coes.
Modes of vari
ous colors.'
Satins.
Lutcfl rings.
Lawns.
I MuHins;
| Dimbthies.
Cambricks.
A large affort
mentofLinens.
Siik.Lawn^Mu
flin & Linen
Handkerchiefs
Silk mitts and
Gloves.
Shawls.
Fans.
Tapes.
Silk and Cotton
Hose.
Worsted do.
Buttons, &c.
Pepper.
Jamaica Pimen
to pr. Bag.
AllurtU
Indigo.
Bdmftone;
Chalk.
Poland Starch.
Logwood,
Fuftic.
Powder & Shot.
Iron Ware,
And a varie
ty of other ar
ticles, too nu
merous for an
adv^rtifement.
Rockingham, fs, t
BY the Hon. Samuel Tenn?,
Esq. Judge of Probate of
Wills &c. for said
county.
NOTICE is hereby made,
that JOSEP GILMAN, Executor
of, the last wi(l and testament of EBENEZ
ER GILMAN late of Weils in the County
of York and Commonwealth of Massachu
setts merchant deceased, has produced a
copy Os the laid will with a copy of the
probate thereof* duly authenticated, and
has in waiting desired the fame may be fil
ed and recorded in the Probate Office, in
this County-—And that the, firft Monday
of Aeguft next at four o’clock afternoon at
said Probate Office, is assigned for taking
the lame into confideratibn, when any per.
son may appear and (hew cause against the
tiling rnd recording of the fame.
Per. Order, Wm. PARKER, Reg'r*
June 15, 179*'
FARM
To be fold in Canterbury,
CONTAINING about
acres, under good, improvement, has
a very good House, one story high, well
clapboar de d and (hingled, 3 fire places and
5 rooms; 3 of which are fin (hed, ajßarn
32 by 38 feet; is well proportioned for
mowing, pasturing and tillage, well wat
ered, has a good Well which never failed,
within one rod of the house, cuts about 12
tons of good hay, has a good pasture fuffi
cient for 7 or 8 cows, a good, thrifty Orch
ard of about ioo trees^ will rnakejn a good
feafen 20 or 30 barrels of Cider, is well
fenced^ chiefly with wall. z
Said Farm lies on the rota, from
Portfmou h to Sanborriion, and within 50
rods of the Meeting-House, would be very
convenient for a tanner or any other trades
man : It Will be fold very reasonable so
caffi in hand, or a reasonable credit given
for one half (if required) with good fecu.
rity. For farther particulars enquire of
the (übferiber, living in Epsom who owns
the premises. SIMON A. HEATH.
June 19, 1795. ,
B U TTE
THE Subscriber thinks td
purchase about One TON of But
ter, if delivered in days, lor which d
generous price will be given by •
WOODBRIDGE ODLIN.
Exeterj June 20, 1795, a
To serve as an apprentice to
said business, a (mart a&iv£ Lad
14 or 15 years of age.
inquire of the Printers
A FEW greenSh'eepfkiris want
ed by the Printer hereof.
CAME into the £ofleffiort
of the subscriber, the firft of this
Month, a HEIFER one year old lafl spring,
of a bright red colour; The owner may
have her again, by paying charges.
ENOCH ROWE.’
Exeter, Tune 24, 1799.
Herald-Ofice,^ime 25, 1795. .
THE Editor would inform his
Customers that as this pa
per completes Six Months since
the commencement of the present
year, and that all bills for three
months and longer will be made
out to this date-, he therefore
hope^ none wilt delay of fending
him his little dues, as he called on
and fnuft make payment to those
who have demands on him. .
. wanted
TO the Printing business a
Journeyman to work at press
and case as occasion may require.
Those who receive their papers
by the Post, and live out’of the
road, will have their bills left with
their papers, and will please to call
and fettle them.
All who are indebted for ad
vertising are requested to make
immediate payment.
Take Notice I
A SMAL L
Stray Heifer.
—ALSO—
. S. WrtfsLOw.