The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1791-03-12 00:00:00, page 4

T understand you overheard and under
take to overthrow oar undertakings.
[By a Lady.]'
SINCE life's belt joys consists in peace
and ease,
And few can save or serve but all may
please ;
O let the ungentle spirit learn from
hence,
A small unkindness is a great offence !
Large bounties to bestow we wish in vain,
But all may shun the guiltof giving pain,
To bless mankind with tides of flowing
wealth,
With power to grace them, or to crown
with health,
Our little lot denies ; but heav'n decrees
/To all, the gift of minift'ring to ease
The gentle offices of patient love,
Beyond all flattery and all price above ;
The mild forbearance at another's fault,
The taunting word fupprefs'd as soon as
thought;
On these heav'n bade the bliss of life de-
VARIOUS are the passions and vices
..which affea the human breast, and
seldom if ever, do we find a person, who
has not an invincible bias, by the pre
vailing influence which one of these has
upon his mind:—amongwhich none per
haps, will appear more sordid, and dif
graceful than . avarice, or abase, infa
liable appetite far the accumulation
of riches. Thiiois,the root and spring
of almost every evil ;, and the man who
is possessed of this degenerate lust, mull
be the most miserable ofthe human race:
he will be an entire fr^n^er to that
tender feeling of compaffioq towards the
wants and distresses of the peer and indi
gent, which all mankind ought to pos
sess. < t i
The avaricious man, always intent
upon the acquisition of wealth and equal
ly solicitous, through fear. of being de
prived of it by some evil-minded perfen,
enjoys not a moment; of rest ; and fearful
left he Ihould be reduced to a date of
want, lives in the denial of the comforts
and conveniencies of life and dies in
extreme poverty.
FROM THE BOOK OF ODDITIES.
ACruix.
Stand You Take To Takings
I Hear And Throw Oar
To be read thus:
The ridiculous resemblance be
tween two Brothers.
brothers, who lived
* together, resembled each
other extremely, and tore the
fame name. A man desired to
speak to one of them. Which
do youafk for ? said the porter.
The counfellor, answered the
man. They are both' counfel
fors,anfwered the porter. Then
him that squints a little, said
the man. They both squint,
answered the porter. Him that
hath a handsome wife. Both
their wives are handsome, re
turned the porter. Wellthen,
he who is a cuckold, said the
man. By my faith, fir, answer
ed the porter, I take them both
to be cuckolds. Well, said the
man, these two brothers are
strangely fated fo' to referable
one another.
pend,
And crufh'd ill fortune when he made a
% Friend.
H^^
SEAT of the MUSES.
The MORALIST.
CX3 CX3
PEACE.
whereof lies in said county of Hillsborough
—that the said will has been duly proved
in (heFrobateCourt for said county of Mid
dlesex, and that it operates upon said real
estate, and prayirig that he may be allow
ed to file an attested copy of said Will and
the Probate thereof, in the Pro bate Of
fice for said county of Hills borough, and
that the fame may be recorded therein,
and the said Petitioner be authorifed to
a'dminifter upon said Estate cum teftamen
to annefo, agreeably to a Statute in such
case lately made and provided.
Whereupon, it is ordered by the said
Judge that the Petitioner be heard on
said Petition, on the third Tuefday in A
pril next, at the Probate-Office in Am
herst, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and
that notice thereof be inferred in one of
the public Papers agreeably to law.,
Attest, Wm. Gordon, Reg'r.
February 9b, 1791-
THE Sublcriber being ap
pointed Commiffoner of
the United States Loan-
Office in this State —hereby
gives Public Notice to all Per
lons having business at said
Office—that he is now ready
to enter on the duties thereof.
Wm, GARDNER.
Exeter, New-Hampfire, Ma r cb 4, 1791.
BLANKS, of various kinds/
for sale at this Offite.
State of New- Hamp/bire—HillJborougb.^
xyOTICE is hereby given to the
Non-Resident owners of land in
the town of New-London, who have not
paid their Taxes for the year 17S8, that
unless they pay the fame to me the sub
scriber, on or before Thursday the 31st
day of Match next, between 10 o'clock
in the morning and five in the afternoon,
so much of their land as will pay said
taxes with incidental charge's, will be
fold, at Public Vdndue, at the dwelling
houfe of the fubferiber in said town. '-
Situ. Ind. State,
Robert M'Murphy Nc. f. d. f. d. f. d.
Acres 69 0 2 05 0 6
NTOTICE is hereby given,
A.,that Jonathan Wallis of
Jo^nfeend, in the county of Middlesex and
Commonwealth of Majdchufetts, Gentle
r^c, one of the Executors of the last Will
and feflament of Henry Price late of
said TownJher^: Esquire, deceased, has
petitioned the judge of Probate for said
county of HillJborougb, flawing, that the
said Henry Price died seized of a
considerable real estate situate within the
Acres 129 0 1 01 0 3
Acres 3) 0 3 °6 ° '
Jon. Bagly, 45 Ac. 13 t 0 2 05 0 7
John Rufs,f2 Ac's 23 0 3 0 6 0 10
Capt. Jonas Minot
4 081 0
——l3l Acres 114 06 1 0 I 4
JOHN MORGAN, Constable.
flare of NenvhampJbire, a major part
BY 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 beforenoon=-
So much of the FARM, late
property of Samuel Prescott, of
said Deerfield, deceased, as will amount
to one hundred Pounds Lawful Money.
ON Monday the 14th of March,
5 O'clock P M. at the Shop of Isaac
Williams—
ONE Trunk of remnants of
ENGLISH GOODS Ninety
sets of CUPS and SAUCERS Some
HARD WARE One eight day
CLOCK One JACK with a
number of other articles, &c.
Exeter, Feb. 26, 1791.
Publick J^endue,
ABRA'M PRESCOTT, Adm'r.
ANNA PRESCOTT, Adm'trix.
Deerfield, Feb. If, 1791.
loan-Office.
HILLSBOROUGH SS.
TO BE SOLD,
AT PUBLIC FENDUE,
TOBE SOLD, /AT
ALL Persons having de
mands against the Estate of Aaron
Rollins, late of Deerfield in said coun
ty, Yeoman, deceased, are desired to ex
hibit them, and those indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immedi
-1 ate payment to
ELIZABETH ROLLINS, Adm'x.
ELIJAH ROLLINS, AdminiJPr.
Dierfeld, Feb. 21, I^9l.
BY^irtue ofa licence of the Hon.
Judge of Probate,for the count, of Straf
ford, will be fold at Public Eendue, on
Wednefda, the Thirtieth da, of March
next at ten o'clock beforenoon, at the late
Manfan-Houfe of Aaron Sanborn of
Sandbornton Gentleman,deceafea,jo much
of the Real Estate of fqid deceased as will
amount to three hundred ^ sixty pounds,
lawful money.—Tbe Efate is as follows —
ONE unimproved Lot con
taining one hundred Acres, being
lot No. 54. in the firft division, & just one
mileirom the Meeting Houfe.— Alfd—
About twenty-five acres of
Lot No. 17, in the second division, lying
within three miles of the Meeting House.
-—Also-
About twenty-five acres of
addition Lot No. 73, in the second divi
sion, lying near the Bays.— Also —
About five acres of No. 6i,
and seven acres of No. 81, in the fird di
vifion.-^^fo — °
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.—^j^—- ;
The homestead, containing
fifty-two acres,with;twb thirds of a House,
a good Barn, Shop, Bark-House, Tar.-
yard, and orchard within half a mile of
the Meeting House.
The condition, may be known by ap
plying t° the fubferiber ; and at the time
and place of faie.
Nathan Taylor, Executor.
Sandbornton, Feb. 7, 1791.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby
given that a Petition has been pre
ferred to the General Court by the Se
lectmen of New Hampton, representing
the badness of their roads in said Town
and praying that they may be enabled to
levy a tax of one Fenny per Acre on all
the lands of the non-residents for the
term of three years.
Whereupon the General Court ordered
that they may be heard thereon before
the General Court on the third Wednef,
day of the next Session and that in the
mean time they cause that the substance
of said petition and order of Court there
on be published in the Newhampfhire
Gazette three weeks successively, fix
weeks prior to the fitting of said Court
that any person or perlons may then
appear and shew cause why the prayer
thereof Ihould not be granted.
Joseph Pearson, Secretary.
Secretary's Office, Jan. 27, 1791.
WE the fubferibers being
appointed Commillioners by the
Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Rockingham, to receive and examine the
claims of the several Creditors to the
Estate of Joseph Hilliard, late of
Kensington, Gentleman, deceased, repre
sented insolvent, hereby notify all con
cerned, that we will attend that service at
the House of Anna Hilliard, Administra
trix to said estate, in Kensington, on Mon
days the 14th and 28th instant, the 14th
and 28th of March and on the firft Mon
days in the four following Months from
Two to Six o'clock in the afternoon of
each day.
JERE. FOGG,
EBEN. CLIFFORD,
JERE. DEARBORNE,
Kensington, Feb. 2d, 1791.
WANTED
A N active lad, about 14
A years old, to serve as an
Apprentice to the Tanner's,
Currier's & Shoemakers busi
ness.— Enquire of
William Gordon.
Pittsfel Feb. 14, 1791.
PUBLICK VENDUE.
State of New-Hampfcire.
THE fubferibers being ap
pointed commiflioners by the Hon.
Judge of Probate, for the county
of Rockingham, to receive and examine
the claims of the Creditors to the Estate
of Stepben Leavitt Creighton, late of Ex
eter in said county, Cordwainer, deceaf,
ed, represented infolven:—hereby give
notice, tharwe will attend that business
at the late dwelling-house of said deceas
ed, in Exeter aforefrid, on the second
Monday of this month and of the five
following months, from two to fix o'clock,
F. M.
JONATHAN HILL.
Exeter, March 3d, 1791.
ALL persons having de
mands against 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 requeued to
exhibit the fame and receive
payment.:
A LL persons 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 to said estate.
Q^Thofe who are indebted
to either of said Estates, are
(once more) requested to make
immediate payment.
WANTED an a&ive LAD>
VV ^ or !4 years of age>
to serve at the Batters Business-
Enquire of Wm. Kelley^
Exeter, Jan. i;g\.
As there are many Accounts
and Notes of hand of long
Handing, on which balances
are due to said Eftates,(the set
tlement of which has been too
long negle&ed) and as it is
indifpeniably 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.
I^Thofe who cannot make im
mediate payment are reque/led to
adjust their Accounts and Notes
before that time.
JOHNTAYLOR GILMAN,
Executor of the las quill of Daniel
Gilman, Esq. deceased —and Ad
ministrator of the estate of Nicholas
Gilman, Esq. deceased.
Exeter, January 20th, 1791. (24th m.)
WHEREAS Levi Towle;
▼ V of Epping, has in his possession, a
promi/ToryNote of Hand,for 31. L.M.fign
ed byEDWARD Sanborn; This is tocau
tion all persons not to purchase said Note,
as l am determined not to pay it.
EDWARD SANBORN.
Epping, Jan. 11, 1791.
CROCKERY WARE, of a
fuperiour kind, with a few other ar
ticles, io be fold at the Shop, opposite
Mr. John Dean's, Hatter, on Tower-Hill,
near the Bridge,Exeter —for which Conu
try Produce will be taken in pay.
1 HOMAS OdIORNE,
„ - Theophil us Smith,
Peltiah Lakeman.
Exeter, Feb. 3a. 1791.
TAKE NOTICE!