The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-12-11 00:00:00, page 3

Produce.
The demand for the produce of our country is
rapidly increasing. To shew in part, the extent
of this great source of national Wealthgwe mention
it as a fa^, that one house in an adjacent town, has
exported and fold, the late season, 2000 barrels Pot
and Pearl Asas —2000 barrels Beef—^oo barrels
pork —7o,ooo weight of Butter—igoo bulhels Peas
and Beans, besides other produce. The quantity
|I of beef annually exported from this State, is up.
A ward of 45, 000 barrels of which Jonathan Win-
' SHIP, Esq. of Little Cambridge, (whose beef is so
highly valued in foreign parts) annually puts up
5000 barrels,
I MlNDfuperiour to B QPr.
WHAT is the blooming tindure of the Ikinj-
To peace of mind, and harmony within?
I What the bright sparkling of the fineft eye,
F To the folft smoothing of a calm reply ?
I Can comeliness of form, or ihape, or air,
With comeliness of words or deeds compared
No—those at firft the unwary heart may gain[;
But these, these only, can that heart retain, :
" The members of Congress begin to come in.
The publick Offices have been opened for a fort
hight past. The accommodations for Congress are
nearly completed—and, though not equal to those
in New-York, will answer t:fl the reprefentat ron
is augmented. Publick Securities rife; but the
ugly business of the Virginia Assembly, may possi
bly give them a check; which I Should be sorry
for, as it will increase the business of (peculation,
and make foreigners our publick creditors.
" I expert, tfiat from the firtt of January, the
posts will run to Boston from New-York, three times
a week.—This is the plan of the Poft-Mafter-Ge
meral, as I have been informed—This Officer's at
tention to the interest and convenience of the com
munity, entitles him to publick thanks.
" This city is a noble place—an immentfiy of
business is done here—its dimensions are continu
ally enlarging by additional buildings, and fhq,ld
the whole plan ever be completed, will be the me
tropolis of the World."
The Congress of the United States are to com
mence their third Session, at the City of Philadel
phia, on Monday next.
SECOND CONGRESS.
The SENATORS —whole time expire in March
next, are Hon. Messrs. Dalton, Fofler, Epworth,
Schuyler, Elmer, Maclay, Read, Carrol, and Haw
kins: Messrs. Foster, Elsworth, and Read, are re
elefted for 6 years. The Hon. James Munroe, is
chosen a Senator for Virginia, vice, Hon; Mt.
Grayson, deceased. further we have not learnt. .
The REPRESENTATIVES, re-elekled are Hon.
Messrs. Livermore, Ames, Gerry, Goddhue, Sedg
(vick, Sherman, Sturges, Trumbull, Bourn, Benson,
Lowrance, Sylvefer, Vining, Seney, Brown,
Giles, Griffin, Lee, Madison, Page, Parker. White,
and Smith,—The new Members are, Hon, Messrs,
Hillhoufe, Connecticut— [The Hon, Mr. Edwards
has declined accepting a feat] —Messrs, Gordon, and
Schoonmaker, New-York---Hon, Mr, Tenable, Vir
ginia-Hon, Messrs, Sterett, Key, Pinkney, Murray,
^nd Shoreline, Maryland. Our information on this
head, extends no further.
VIRGINIA.
The Conduct of the Legislature of the Ancient
Dominion, in passing an implied censure refpeding
part of the Funding Aa of the United States,
has arrested feme attention: But the best in
formation persons in the United States, fop
pofe it merely a ladder, by which certain popular
demagogues wish to climb into the high offices of
that State —and therefore disregard it.
*ER MONT.
The Legislature of this State, has bailed a Con
tention to ratify the Constitution of the United
States—-to meet at Bennington, in the next month,
The terms of the decree of the State of New-
York, with this State, have been complied with by
the Legislature.
Dutch fleet had not yet jonied the Engliffi:—That
a squadron, confining of two 74, two 64 gun ships,
and two frigates,under SirAlexanderHood,wis
fitting for the Weft-Indies :—That an additional
duty nad been laid by the King of Sweden, on all
British vessels in Swedish ports —That cabinet
Councils were daily held by the British Mini Arr;
and Messengers confantly fitting off far, and arriv
ing from Madrid— That business was exceedingly
brisk at the several ports in England; and that
great numbers of privateers were ready for sea.
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
„ NOV. 14, 1790.
BY licence from 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 house
of Joh n* Shute, innholder, in Newmarkett, will
be SOLD, at PUBLIC VENDUE
The Real Estate of Edward Hilton,
deceased. $ Conditions will be made known at
time arid place of sale.
JOSIAH HILTON, Administrator.
Newmarkett, Dec. 10, 1790.
0, We promised in our las, that a poetical friend
Jbould appear to-day. Upon a review of it we think
it too foul to merit a place in the Gazetteer. Our re
ligious correspondent " On the Happiness of the
Righteous," &r. foall be attended to when the Re
formation begins in this town, " Eastern Anecdote"
next week.
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The three greatest Beauties in Nature,
THE firft is a field of well manured wheat,
reaped and bound, ready to go in the barn;
the second a ftoek of sheep in the month of May,
well fleeced, with a good yield of lambs playing
about them ; the third a young married woman,
tidily dressed in her own manufactory; with a babe
in her arms;
NOTICE is hereby givei to the non-resident
owners of land in Mason, who have not paid
their taxes for the year 1786, that unless they pay
the fame to me on or before the sth day of January
next, so much of their land as will pay the fame,
will tie fold at public vendue, at the house of Caph
William Sanborn, in laid Mason, on Monday the
sth day of January 1791, at 3 o'clock, in the af
ternoon, —viz. N. R. Q Spec. Pap. Indi
Sully and March, 1 14 5s. i 3s. 7s. 1
Parr, of Windsor, 4 20 80 is. 4 9s. isio
JOHN CUMMINGS, Collector.
Mason, June 1, 17890.
" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord—that
they may rest from their labours, and their works fol
low them." , ,
—At Fayetteville, the Hon. John Stokes, Esq.
Judge of the Diftrid Court for North-Carolina
Diftrid,
The last accounts from Kentucky,
fay, an advanced party of our troops
came up with a number of Indians
on the banks of the Ohio, killed 15,
and took 25 prisoners—aster thepri
foners were examined, 15 were found
to be white men, and are now in
Fayett jail, Lexington. (Virg.Pap.)
DIED] —At North-Yarmouth Mrs. Elizabeth Gil
man, wife of the Rev. Triftram Gilman of that
place—youngest daughter, and only farviving
child of the late Hon. Jofepb Sayer, Esq. of Wells..
—The rites of the fepulchre were paid with the
greatest reflect. —No temporal loss could have
been more lamented by her bereaved husband, be
wailed by those of her children who are arrived to
years of difcretidn, nor regretted by her neighbours
And acquaintance, She united in her charader
the graces of a polite and accomplished lady with
What is of infinitely greater value, the most fnb
ftantial, exemplary and endearing virtues of the
sincere chriftian. No man was ever deprived of
a more faithful and affectionate consort, no children
Os a more loving and tender parent, no people of
a more courteous, benevolent and agreeable neigh
bour,
CAME to the house of the fubferi
ber on Monday last, a Sow PIG— The owner
may have her again, proving his property and pay
ing charges—by applying to —
Exeter, Dee. 10: ROBERT DUCE.
—At Newyork, Mrsßutler, the amiable and
much refpefted consort of the Hon. Pierce Butler,
Esq. senator of the United States from the Bate of
South-Carolina.
WANTED, by the Printer hereof,
a quantity of CORN, OATS,
BEEF, BUTTER, WOOD, &c.
Exeter, Nov. 1790.
EXETER, (Saturda,,) Dec. ij.
VEND U E.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
THE Subscriber being desirous to
fettle every matter he has now
open, before the close of the ensuing
winter, earnestly requests ALL per
sons with whom he has accounts
open,to embrace the earliefl opportu
nity of calling to fettle—and those
persons indebted to him by Note of
Hand, are requested to make immedi
ate payment, otherwise they will be
put in suit.
The subscriber still continues to
keep a Good Assortment of Englijb
and Wefl-India
GOOD S,
which he will dispose of at a mode
rate advance, far
Cash--Flax-Seed--
LUMBER, and most kinds Country
-——Mr. Moses Centers, Center-Har^
hour —Col. Hoit's, Moultonboro' —and
Mr. Ezekiel French's, Sandwich.
Mr. Cram flatters himfelf, from
the general plentiful Harvests of
Corn and Grain, that none will fail to
pay him his little dues, by the ift
of January 1791.-—
HARBOUR,
BEGS leave to inform his Custom
ers, that one year of his riding
will expire the firft of January next.
—ALL persons who are indebted to
him for papers, are desired to fettle up
to the firft of said January —or for a
year from their beginning to take the
papers —which will be fpecified in.
their refpediveßills—and left at those
places in each town, where they re
ceive their papers, viz.—At Mr. B.
Butler's and Mr. T. Rand's, in Deer
field —Capt. Gray's, in Effom —Col.'
Cram's, Pitfsfield— Niffs'is Woods', in.
Loudon —Col. Gilman's, Capt^Dow's;
dnd Mr. JoJiab Weeks', in Gilmantown
—Capt. Woodman's, Meridith —Capt.'
Tilton's, and Mr. T. Folfom's, Sanborn
ton —Thomas Gilman, Efqr's Northfield
(^Wanted a person to carry the
Papers the above route, from the firft of January
next. Good encouragement will be given.—Ap
ply to the Printer hereof.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
Nottingham, Nov. 1790.
Pofl Rider from Exeter to Center-
^"Thofe Customers who wife to have
their papers flopped, are requefled to
lodge their names where the, receive
their papers b, the last of December,
infant.
The Printer hereof, informs those
of Mr. Cram's Customers, who are
indebted to him for papers, prior to
January, 1790 —that their Bills will
be lodged for settlement as above.
Exeter, Dec. 11, 1790.
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Ebenezar Cram,
PRODUCE, in its season.
Take Notice.