The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-12-26 00:00:00, page 3

I - BOSTON, DEC. ig.
IT was the observation of an bid
Man some time since, that he hoped
■ qo fee the da, before he died, when
■ the Trade(men concerned in ship
■ building would not want a day's work
■-That time is no# come; —
# The rapid and unprecedent rife in
the price of Publick Secarities is one
of the ftronged evidences of the in
I creased confidence of the people it the
, government of the Union.
Several Members of the General
Government, from this & the neigh
boaring STA FES, have fat out for
h Newyork. <
L . ''Let us hope," fays the Honorble
■ judge GriMfrof ^S.C.) to a Grand
jury-in that-S rate, ''that as we have
■ beep recom penled by almighty decrees
of Heaven ID refchiog as froth our.
tyrants, that the example of our fuc-
L cefs will lead other na tons tc imitate
foglorioas aa enterprife,toa ftert chei,
rights as men, and co uhleter
themselves from the bondage with
which the^jave been so long oopreff
ed. Nevmhelefa in the height of
* oar zeal for the rights of mankind
and a midst our sincere withes for th'e
General confirmation of their wel
fare and happiness, we shaft not forger
the tribute so jaftly due for our de.
livercnce, or negle&the improvement
i, of our own affairs; Whenever the
BAND of Omnipotence SHALL
bbign.to point out A WASH
INGTON AMONG'tHEIR NATIONS
THE DIVINITY WILD NOT PROVE
UNFAVOURABLE TO THEIR PRAY^
IE MS OR TO HIS EXER TIONS;
~— . Odraccodhts famFrance are in
_ veloped in uneert ainty. Though
* therejs no doubt of a decided majori
ty $ of the people in favour of the Na
^tional Aflfembly, yetit is evident that
a great fgirit of fermentation is ip ex.
iftence among them. Fraud, ambiti
on and wealth, have too Often proved
equal to "defeating the belt devised
kplans in favour of liberty and ja dice.
Neither too much, nor too little, thould
be the motto of patriotism! This will
poin t ou{ the golden momentfof mak
ing sure the glory, prosperity,& hap
piness of a country.
\ Specie Orders.
'ANY person who with
■l!^^,' SPECIE ORQ&R.S,
■ ihiflieaFef tern to good advantage
T either for (AS Ft, INDENTS,
NEW EMISSION „ONBI or FI
,L-SBTTLEMENTS, by imme
i tiately applying to the Printer hereof.
I Zto^ »% so ify.
American Mannfadures,
WedNEsbAY last, being the Aeni-
Verfary of St, Catharine, Patroness of
Rope Makers, the tutelar Saint was
duly honoured by her industrious Vo
taries,—ln the morning was complet
ed, at Messrs. Jones's Rope Walk, in
this town, and delivered in the after
noon, a 14 inch Cable for the Ship
WASHINGTON, bound forlNDiA,
being the largest (he carries. The
Fabrick is excellent, and equal to
any manufactured in Europe. Il
measures izo ^athoms, and weighs
49 cwt.
We hear that Major-General ^am
tel H. Parsons, Esq. Judge for the
Weftera Territory of the United
States, formerly of this City, was
accidently drowned in the riverOato,
feme time in November last;
MIDDLETOWN, DEC. I^.
>ROVLDENCE, NOV. 2&
Rbodeijland.
Maffaebufetts.'
A Boston paper fays:=" A Corre
spondent would hint to the holders of
Public Securites, both Continental
and Stare, the impropriety of parting
With them for a fang, as they rife
rapidly every day,
" Another correfponddnt mentions
that a gentleman in this town has
lately received 2d,oooL'fterling,fro m
a merchant in London, for the pur,
pose of purchasing public securities."
tVbat think ,t of Congrefrnow !
The lloafe of Representatives of
the state of Virginia have ananinioaf
ly adopted the amendments to the
new constitution, recommended by
Congk&f -
A few weeks finite there Was a piece
ofLawn made in Suttonfttfafafaij
which was span 28% double Ikeins to
,the pound, nearly one half of it by a
girl about 14 years old: there were
10, yards of the cloth, three quarters
@nd one natl wide which weighed 13
ounces,. ,
The time to pull down, & destroy.
is now pnft—As it was ouca defig#
native of the highest patriotic# to
overturn; those fyffems which were
found incompatible with that Inde
pendence which the United "States
had affamed-^fonow it is equally th&r
duty to build up, strengthen and fup
rort aC6nftitatioa,with which it is in-
the United Stated
Congress of the United State#.
Begun and oeld at the city of Newyffk,
og Wednejda, the 4th day of March,
V^
Resolved, by the senate
and HOUSE of REPRESEN-
T.-ifiVES jf ne UNITED States
ofAMMRiCA hCon gress Ambled,
That it Ihall be the duty of the Secre.
car, of State, to procure from time to
time such of the itaiutes of the eve
,al dates as m;y not be in his office.
Frederick A. Muhlenberg,
Speaker of the dsufe of Representatives,
JOHN ADAMS, Vice President
of the United Status and
Pref tent of the donate.
Approved-^Sept. 23, 1789.
GEO. WASHINGTON,
Prefdent of the United States,
Captain William Twamley, in a
brig from St. Martin's belonging to
Col^Ham of Pertfmouth, loaded
with salt, rum and sugar, was daft at
way on Cape Cod, on Monday the
14th inft.-=A Schooner belonging to
Marblehead, was call away the fame
day at the fame place.
The king of Spain, confeious that
the PRESS is the firft institute of li
berty, and fearful of the confequerices
which now rages in France; has ar
retted, imprisoned >and executed a
number of Printers, who have pub
lilhed some thing not unfavourable
to liberty ; and has entirely cramped
the FREEDOM of the PRESS.
Resolved, bv she senate &
HOUSE of REPRESENTA
TIVES of the UNITED STATES'
of America in Congress aiilmb'ed,
That John White, late a commotion
er to fettle the accounts between the
United States and he dates of Penn
fylvanin, Delaware and Maryland,
and his clerks, John Wright and Jo
<hua Dawson, be coafidered as in of
fice until the fourth day of February,
one thousand seven hundred & nine
ty. /
Frederick A. Muhlenburo,
Speaker of the Honfe of Representatives.
JOHN ADAMS, Flee Prefdent
of the United States, and
Prefdent of the Senate.
Approved—Sept. 29, 1789.,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Exeter, Saturday, Dec. 26.
Prefdent of the United States.
':# -'1 - -ft ,• ~
Take Noticed
CREDITORS co the estate of'jo
NATHAN Moulton, fae of
Hampton, Efq§ dicf&fed,'are inform
ed, that thr commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims a,
gainft said efface will attend at his
late dwelling-hen^ in Hampton, Qp
the last Tuefday and Friday pl !.is
and the eight following months for
that purpose; ,
Persons having ch,ffi,Ail) tp.tfhk
bit are desired to offer them -and
those who have accounts and demands
open with the said estate, which can
be fettled with the executors, with
out an application to commjilipnersj
are requested to apply to them on any
ins<rmediate days.—Those iodeb^d
to said estate will prepare to make im
mediate payment, as the speedy fet
tle ment thereof will oblige the exe
cutors to exa& it.
_,„% oa. i^, ^
Oil & Snuff.
a _, !&
W^ ^ and fy
AW te^m q&v
FLAX-SEED,
By Board man & Son,
bxstbr. „Hi&
valuable to u; as citizens & freemen.
This sentiment appears to pervade
the mind of the people, and ' mult
strengthen the hands, and encourage
hearts of our civil rulers, while it in.
spires with pleasure the hearts of every
real friend to the United States;:
This DAY Publifa;
A BOOK, ENTITLED,
A Mathematical Question,
PROPOUNDED BY THE
VICEGERENT of the World;
A'NSWEKfD BY T*k~'''
KING of GLORY;
Enigmatically represented,arid
Demonftrdtively opened
BY JOHN JOHNSON, A; M.
Printed by Henry Ranlet, and to
be Sold at his Office opposite Maj^
M'Clure's in Exeter^ Q
gfhofe who have fubferiptidns for the
above book, are requefed to fend then,
in to the printer hereof.,
T 9 NonreJidents.
The sale of Monreu-enc lands in
Barnftead, will be on the 27 h of Ja
nuary, 1790 ; by J. Chefley, Collee
tor.=— Li Unity, on the 3d Mon
day in January next, by S. tiiidden,
Collector.
'Oh ! stay one moment,' Clde faiil,
And trembiing halted to the door—;
" Here Betty—-quick—a pail, dear
maid—'
" This mad man else will fain the
farr> .
MYRTLE unsheath'd his flaming
blade,
And fix'd the point against his breast,
Then gaz'd upon the wond'ring
maid,
And thus his dire resolve expreft :
" Since, cruel fair! with cold difi
dain
You ilill return my raging love,
Thought is but madness ^life is
pain—
And thus at once I'll both remove !"
A LOVE PAROXYSM, 7
By licence from the Judge
bf P^o^ATE.
'To be Sold dfy^^licMfflion;
On rUESDAf. the 26th Javary,
1790 ; at ten o'clock, A. M. precifc
-I,—at the late manfen boufe of ,d e
hat ban Moulton, late of Ham* ton,Eft.
deceased; the fbil^win^ PCRSONAL
and REAL eflereffaid ^rrfedvizb
-THE HOUSEHOLD;
FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
iTables, Chairs ? Beds, an elegant
Chime Clock ; and a variety of other
articles afo, The Farming U'en 3
fils—A PAIR of HORSES, CUR
RICLE, &c. &c.
A LL persons indebted
to the fubfcriber,ei- &
titer by Note 'of Hand
or account,' tire hereby
tepefied -to c^ll and
fettle the famej on or
before the last day of
December nexty other
wise their notes and ac<
Counts will be out-ria
Grit without further no
tice<,
siMfy/WiGGiN;
Exeter,,/^,. 2^, T,B&
^ —.—-— —4 —. .-____
<Weat„er wipe's gmfo £
A L^NAejg
F °" I 79°> t
MAT 31 HAD AT THU OFFl^g.
Lands in Gilmantran,
and ^ !%% lately advertised and
not fold.
Conditioris of hie known at time
and places ^^
THOMAS LEAVITT,
One df the Executors of said Mould'
ton's last Will.
Hampton, Die, if, 17^9-
A.//jh Buildings at
Center Harbour, so called, in New-
Hampton, on land nor owned by fail
deceafed.——a^,
Six common Shares,'
or undivided rights in said Piermont
1 . L tepriLS<)=
- About fourteen Acre!
in fail Piermont, under cultivations
late belonging to Fekton.
About 16 Acres of Lan 4
well cultivated, in Rumuey ; 4 ace ill
poffelkop of Cpl. Craige.
About 150 Acres ill
Piermont—partly improved.
A fmill F^R M fa
Piermont ; consisting of sixty ACRES
with the buildings. ~
In Hampstead, confining 01 one
hundred and twenty ACRES; with
HOUSE and BARN— kafand, fi
tuared, and Only twelve miles frort
Haverhill,
Farm
A Valuable