The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1793-02-13 00:00:00, page 1

Newhampfhire^ty Gazetteer.
WEDNESDAY, February 13, 1793.] 'ra^^'[Numb. XXXII of Volume VII.
^fy^ # # ~ -•^
% William Brewfler, >
g P EGS leave to inform his }
# friends and the public in %
^ general, that he has removed {
from the place he lately occupied
% Tn Court- Street to his house in
g C/ofs-Street,a. few rods north of '§)
#the Cojrt-goufe, where he still %
« continues his. house of Enter-«
taibment for the accommo- #
< datioa of Gentlemen cf the town, ^
{ and Sr^gers,and has every con
venieoce necessary for such a
house. He.has.lmly erefted a
$ large and. commodious stable, f
< with suitable coverings for Car- )
Arriagas..,
He solicits the friendfhipof his
w former customers, and others, q
{ and afforc them that no atten- ,
{ non (ball be wanting to render ,
their fitaation agreeable.%
^ P*rtfmovth, Jan. 9?'793'%
James Thurftonfc
M bis Shop in this town,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Hollow Ware,
Bar Iron, { Tar,
Sheet iron, % Pewter,
Steel, ( Salt,
Nails, ( Salt Filh,
Glafi, « &c.&c.
'With a General Aflortment of
English ^ W. India
GOODS.
Exeter, Jamar, lift, 1793.
NOTICE is hereby given,
that my Father David Haines,
late of Ep^ng, hufbandman,deceafed,
did appoint me the fubferiber Execu
tor of his last will and testament, in
March lySo-^and that in April 1782
I did constitute and appoint George
Let Heines as my attorney to fettle
matters belonging to said eftate,in my
capacity, by virtue of a power of attor
ney trader my hand and seal— now I do
hereby revoke said power and do for
bid his ading or proceeding any fur
ther by virtue thereof, as I shall not
allow of any business done by him af
ter this date.
DAVID HAINES, Ex'r^
Attest,
Dudley Ladd,
John Ladd.
Deerfield. Jan. 171 b, 1793.
1) ANaway from the fubferib
er, an Appren ice BOY, named
ROBERT LEAVITT—Whoever will
apprehend said Radawap & return him
to hit master clear of exppofa (halt
receive a Spanifo Potatoe reward. —
All perfon# are forbid harbouring or
trailing him on my account.
Eliphalbt LOKD.
Deerfeld, Jan, 2^b, 1793..
TO BE SOLD BY
EXETER, (New-Ham, /hire) Printed by HENRY RANLET.
John Allen
Respectfully informs
his- Friends in general, and the
Public at large, that be has just open
ed a Store in Exeter, next to Do&or
Tilton's, where he offers for sale
As a voung beginner, he thinks it
too fuperfluous: to attempt a pompous
Floorith, to enumerate in an Adver
tisement the Articles he now has for
Sale; but Ihould he have the happi
ness, to merit the favours and patron
age of his Friends, and the Public in
his just beginning of business ; he
makes no doubt, but that in a short
time, he will have a full Assortment of
Goods that will be worth his attention
to advertise, of every variety imported
from Europe; wherein he flatters him
fell that his Customers will receive the
folleft farisfa&ion, and_ the smallest
favours conferred on him, will ever be
acknowledged' with refpea and grati
tude, by their most obedient humble
servant.
The Youths' The Worcester
Inftrudor, or Collection of
Spelling Book. Sacred Harmo-
Perry's Didiona
rv,do. Spelling The Federal Har '
Rook mony.
wX^oeliing The Whole D.ty
Book. u °n f w ° ma ?u
drop's Fables. H ',7 r ..?f ,[
Holy Bible,with
Clarke a Corde- a variety of
~• other Piaure
' Books, calculat-
Watts' Pfalmsano ed to inftrud
Hymns, ditto and amufeChil-
Catechifma. dren.
Burn's Abridg- Uffher's English
ment of the Grammar#
American Juf- Blanks of various
Itice. kinds.
Chesterfield'sPrin Writing Paper,
ciples of Polite- Almanacks fef
nefs, , 1793, &c. &c.
Cash, or any of the above
Articles given in exchange for clean
Linen and Cotton R AGS.
January, 1,93.
N. B. At the above Store, Country
Produce will be taken for any Articles,
foch as Corn, Rye, Oats, Butted,Flax,
&c.
And to be fold at the Printin
g in Exeter.
THe Fifth Edition ofSmith's
Hymns— to which are added
Thirty. Two excellent Hymns with ma
ny corrections and emendations. —
TO be fold b, Samuel Sleeper
in Poplin, the Fifth Edition
of Smith's HYMNS, enlarged
and corrected.
Poplin, Feb. 179 ft
English & Weft India
GOODS,
as cheap as at any Hore i+ town.
Smith's Hymns,
Exeter, fan. 22d, 1793.
Just Published,
—ALSO—
others and feme of them are Jometimee
unknown ; For remedy whereof,
BE it enaaed by the Senate and House
ofßeprefentatives in General-Court
convened, That upon the application of
any peifon or persons, incerefled with
others ill anylot, tra& or parcel of land
or real estate (by themselves, their
agents, attorneys or guardians) to the
judge of the probate of wills for the
'county in which such land or real es
tate, orthe greater part thereof lies,
the said judge be, and he hereby is,
empowered to cause partition of such
land, or other real estate to be made,
and the hare or Shares of the party
or parties applying, to be divided and
let off from the rest, by a committee
of five freeholders, to be appointed by
the said judge ; which division and
partition being made, and returned
to the said judge, under the hands of
the said committee, or the major part
of them, upon oath to their fidelity
and impartiality therein, and approv
ed and allowed by him, and recorded
in the probate office for such county,
(hall be valid and effectual, and bind
ing to all parties.
And be it further enaaed, That when
any tra& of land, meffuage, or other
real estate shall be of greater value
than either party's Ihare or proportion
in the estate to be divided, and can
not without great prejudice or incon
venience be Subdivided, and part as.
signed to one, and part to another, the
fame may be fettled or assigned to one
of the parties, he or she paying to the
other party or parties, such sum or
sums of money, as by means thereof,
shall have less than his, her or their
(hare of said estate, as the committee
shall award, or giving boqd with fuf
ficiept fareties, to pay the fame within
such time as the said judge of probate
shall limit, with interest 'till paid.
And be it further enaaed, That no
judge of probate within this state,
shall proceed to order such partition,
until it shall be made to appear to
him, that the several parties interested
have had due notice of such applica
tion (by being personally served with
a copy of the petition for the parti
tion, or left at the last place of their
abode, or that the substance of said
petition bad been inferred in one or
more of the Newhampfhire newspa
pers, three weeks successively) and
have had opportunity to make their
objections to the granting such order,
and guardian or guardians shall hlv^
been appointed according to law for
any miners, persons non compos mentis,
or otherwise incapacitated to take care
of their estates, who are interested, if
within this state ; and an ageht or
agents appointed for such as are not
within, or inhabitants of Mis state ;
to be+advifing on his or their behalf,
in the making such partition. And
Whereas the partition of lands and other
real estate, is often prevented or delay
ed by reason that infants, or others
under difabilit, of making partition
by mutual consent and deed lire inter
efled; or that she parties concerned
are numerous, live remote from, each
An ACT
Forthe more easy partition of
lands, and other real estate.
State of New- Hampshire.
And be it further enaAed, That when
partition shall be made as aforefaid, if
any one or more of the parties inter
ested shall neglect or refufe to pay his,
her or their just proportion of the
charges attending such partition, it
shall and may be lawful for the judge
of probate who ordered the fame ; and
he is hereby authorized to cause the
fame to be levied by his warrant of
distress, provided an account of such
charges be laid before him, and the
just proportion of the persons interest.
ed, fettled and allowed by him, they
having been duly notified to be pre
sent ax such settlement and allowance.
Proivded neverthtlefs, That any par
ty aggrieved at any order, decree or
denial of any judge of probate relative
to the premises, may appeal therefrom
to the supreme-court of probate for
this state, provided that such appeal
be claimed and taken within sixty
days from the passing such order, de
cree or denial, and bond given in a
reasonable sum with sureties to prose
cute said appeal with effect, and to
pay the appellee his reasonable costs
in case the said order, decree or denial
be affirmed ; and in case the sentence,
order, decree or denial, be reversed
or altered, the said supreme-court of
probate shall tax costs for the appellant.
Aud be it further enacted, That an
ad entitled " An aft for a more easy
and expeditious method of making
partition of land, or other real estate
held in common ;" and an aft entitl
ed " An ad in addition to, and a
mendment of,"An aft for the more ex
peditious method of making partition
of land, and other real estate held in
common," be, & hereby are repealed.
An ad to amend an aft, intitul
ed "An aft eftablilhing a
Mint, and regulating the
Coins of the United States,"
so far as refpedstbe Coinage
of Copper.
BE it evaded by the Senate and
House of Representatives
of the United States of America, iu Con^
grefs affembhd. That ever, cent ihall
contain two hundred and eight grains
of copper, and every half cent fhail
contain one hundred and four grains
of copper ; and that so much of the
ad, intituled " An aft eftablilhing a
Mint, and regulating the coins of the
United States," as refpeds the weight
of cents and half cents, shall be, and
the fame is hereby repealed.
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, Speaker
of the House of Reprefentafi^cs.
JOHN ADAMS, Pice-Prefdert of the
U States, an. Pre/ident of the Senate.
Approved, January fourteenth, 1793.
G. WASHINGTON,
Prudent of the United State-.
Deposed among the Rolls in the
office of the Secretary of State.
T. JEFFERSON, Secretary of State:
the committee appointed to make such
partition, shall, before their doing it,
cause all concerned, or their guardians
or agents, to be seasonably notified of
the time when they shall proceed to
make such partition, that so (if they
fee meet) they may be prefect and
advising therein.
CONGRESS.