The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-12-11 00:00:00, page 4

INFORMATION is hereby given to
all the military Invalids of the United States,
) -that the funis 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 Commissioners of the Loans within the states
refpedively, under foch regulations as the President
of the United States may dired.'
H# KNOX,
, Secretary for the Department of War.
BLANKS, of various kinds, for sale
at H. Ranlbt's offic&Exeter,/
W Imported, in the last Ships, and
TO BE SOLD BY
Eliphalet Ladd,
GLASS — crockery —and
HARD-WARE. —Likewise—
A General Assortment of
§,CASH will be given for Seve
ral Tons of Good HAY, if brought
immediately.
Exeter, Nov, 16, 1790.
A Quantity of Good FLAX is
wanted at the Duck Manufactory
in this Town, for which CASH
Englifo & Weftindia
G O OpS
will be giveri by
THOMAS ODIORNE:
Exeter, December 2, 1790.
STRAYED lately, from an inclo
fure, near the Rev. Dr. Langdon s,
in Hamptonfalls — A White,
Gelding HORSE,
about fourteen hands high, nine years
old, trots all—with th s peculiar mark
—of a final! callous bunch, nearly of the
fee of a common walnut, on the near
fide of his jawbone. Whoever has, or
may be so friendly, in taking & keep
ing laid Horse, io that the subscriber
may recover him shall be generously
compensated.
Theft was not early fuppoleable in
this case—nor yet ; but if it should
beeventually so, the apprehender may
depend on an ample reward.
JOSIAH MOULTON.
N. B. The Eorfe is of the Albany
Dutch breed, and for the last four years
owned by Capt. Stilfon, of Conway.
WANTED an Apprentice to the
Wheel-Maker's Bufinejs —one of
14 or 15 years old, active, honest and
industrious, will be prefered.
Enquire of JOHN SHAW.
Exeter, Nov. 1790.
Englifb GOODS;
Suitable for the season, as usual;
Shipping Cattles
Wanted, by laid Ladd, a few
December 2.
FL A X.
War Department, Sept, gth, 1790.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given—
that the Farmers of Excise, for said county,
will attend to receive the fame at the Times and
Places following, viz.—
Londonderry;6ch Deem . Martin's, io o'clock, a.m.
Pembrook, 7th ditto. Bartlett's, 2 o'clock, p. m.
Concord, Stti dittc. Hannaford's,\ od'cl'k,A.M.
Canterbury, 9th ditto. M'Crillis', io o'cl'k, a.m.
Loudon, 10th ditto. Rood's ^1 o'clock, a.m,
Epsom, 11th ditto. M' Clary's, ic o'clock, a.m.
Alenftown, do. ditto, Evans', g o'clock, p.m.
Candia,. 17th ditto. Moore's, ito'clock, a.m#
Deerfield, do. ditto. Stevens', z o'clock, P.M;
Northwood, 18th ditto. Clark's, 11 o'clock, a.m.
Nottingham, do. ditto. Butler's, 3 o'clock, p.m.
Epping, zoth ditto. Watson's, 10 o'clock, a,m.
Newmarkett, dp. ditto. Shute's, Z o'clock, P.M.,
ditto 21st ditto. Hill's,^ 10 o'clock, a.m,
Stratham, do. ditto. Adams', 2 o'clock, a.m.
Newington, zzd ditto, Knight's, 10 o clock, a.m.
Greenland, do. ditto. Libber's, z .o'clock, p.m.
Rye, id ditto. Garland's^ o'clock, a.m.
N.Hampton, do. ditto, Leavitt's, 10 o'clock, a.m.
Hampton, do. ditto. Leavitt's, $ o'clock, P.M.
Exeter, 24th ditto, Thurston's, 10 o'clock, a.m.
Brintwood, 25th ditto. Felloes', 12 o'clock, noon.
Poplin, do. ditto. Merrill's, § o'clock, p.m.
Raymond, do. ditto. Bean's, 6 o'clock, p.m.,
Hampftead, 28th ditto. Johnson's, loo'clock, a.m.
Plaftow, do. ditto. Sawyer's, 2 o'clock, p.m.
Newton. do. ditto. Bagley's, 5 o'clock, p.m,
Kensington, 29th ditto. Blake's, 11 o'clook, a.m.
S.Hampton, do. ditto. Clough's, 2 o'clock, p.m.
E.Kingflown,3Oth ditto Batchelder's, 10 o'cl'k, a.m.
Kingstown, do. ditto. Wheeler's, 1 o'clock, P.M.
Hawke, 30th ditto. Toole's, 3 o'clock, p.m.
Chester, 31 ft ditto. Bell's,fromiotoiz o'cl.noon
A variety of citcumftances have
induced the Farmers of Excise to delay finifhing
their collections of Excise due between October ift,
1789, and Odober Ift, 1790, until this time—As,
therefore, ample time has been given to carry the
Produce, &c 2 to market, hope punctuality in ren
dering and paying will be ftri&ly attended to.-— >
Persons of every defcripficm, liable to pay Excise
from October iff, 1787, to fft October, 1788, (and
who have not paid the fame, as well as those for the
year paft,j are ONCE MORE called upon to
fettle and pay their balances, otherwise very many
suites at law mast be brought, to compel them to do
juftice,' which will be very disagreeable to—
James Macgregoße,
Nathaniel Peabody.
,0 BE SOLD,
At Pubtick fendue, by the Subscriber, at the boufe of
Col. Isaac T^M, innholder, in Londonderry, on
the 3d day of January next, at Two O'clock P.M.
— 'Also—•
About Twenty Acres of Land in
Gffl^-all the late property of James Mac
gregore, late of Londonderry, Deceased. Con
ditions to be made knows at the time and place of
Sale.
J. MACGREGORE, Executor.
Londonderry Dec. I, 179°'„
ROCKINGHAM —-fs.
THE Commissioners appointed to
receive and examine the claims
against 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
pole—and that they will attend that
business at the late dwelling-house of
the deceased, in said Deerfield, on the
second Tuefday of this and the five
following months, from 2 to 6 of the
clock, in the afternoon.
Deerfield, December r, 1790. ^
WANTED by the Printer hereof
a few pounds Sheep's Wool.
ONE Proprietor's Right or Share of
Land in the Township of Acworth.
COUNTT OF ROCKINGHAM.
Excife-Office,
December I, 1790.
At the STORE o„ofte Mr. W. C. Dean'#
A General Assortment of]
Englifh^ Weftindia
GOODS,
, Cheap for Cafli.
(^Continental CERTIFICATES,
Old and New Emission MONEY,
Sta^ NOTES, INDENTS, Specie^
ORDERS, f^c.bought, fold andnego
ciated at said Store,,
Execer, Nov. 1790.
x ROCKINGHAM fs.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
Abigail Gale, of Kingstown, wi
dow, has petitioned the Judge of Pro- *
bate for laid county, teprefenting that<
she and Nathaniel Batchfiler, Esq. and
Mar, French, or her heirs, are tenants
in common in equal shares of about
fourteen acres of land, situate in said
Kingftowh § arid praying for partiti
on thereof :, whereupon it is ordered
that laid petitioner cause them to bed
notified of the substance of said peti
tion and order thereon, according to
law, that they appear al the Probate- /
Office, hi Exeter, on the 13th dayl
of December next, at 11 o'clock be-I
fore noon, to shew cause, if apy they
have, why the prayer of said petition ^
should not be granted.
Attefi: Wm. Parker. Reg'r.
Exeter, Nov. IT, 1790.
State of New-Hampshire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given—^ ■
that a petition has been presented to the Gene
ral Court by Samuel Camfeld, of Marlow, fettfng?
forth, that in January 1786 he signed a bond to one
Runnold Pike, of Lyme, of Connecticut, for the 1
sum of forty pounds, in behalf of one Paul Woos.
worth, of said Marlow, and the said Woodworth,&
for Security gave him the said Camfield a Deed of
a piece of Land in said Marlow, containing about4
forty acres, and said Woodworth soon after died,
since which, he the said Camfield, has paid twenty- 4
five pounds on said bond. Said Deed not being,
put on recod, was about one year ago, together 1
with his House and all his houfhold furniture, with 4
two of his children, conlumed by fire, wherefore he
prays the General Court to confirm him in the ti- J
tle of said Lands as fully as if said Deed had not
been burnt. Upon which petition the General■
Court ordered that he may be heard thereon before
them on the second Wednesday of their next feflion#
and that he cause the substance of said petition and
order of court to be published three weeks success
ively, prior to the fitting of said court, in one of
the New-Hampshire Newspapers, that any perfouj
or persons ty then appear and (hew cause, if an, a
they heve, why the prayer thereof may not be
granted. Attest :
JOSEPH PEARSON, Sec'ry. |
Secretary's Office, June 15, 1790.„
Weatherwife'sl
Newhampshire, Massachusetts,
and Vermont l
ALMANACK,'#
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
i79 i: J
To be Sold at this office, by the Groce,.
Dozen or Single. 1 U
William Fisher,
TO BE SOLD BY