The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1791-06-24 00:00:00, page 4

VERITAS.
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grrE the subscribers being
rV appointed by the Hon Samuel
Oana, Esq. Judge of Probate for the
County of Hillfarough, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims of
the several creditors to the estate of
Elizabeth Symonds, late of Da^y
field in said county, widow difceafed,
represented infolvCT, and fix months
bring allowed the creditors for bringing
in their claims and proving their ac
counts —hereby give notice, that we
(ball attend said business at the house of
the late deceased, on the firft monday
o f June next and of the five „o,ng
months from two to fix o clock P.M. On
each of said days.
MOODY MORSE,
ISAAC HUSE.
Darr,fold, Maj U> i79 le
air is ev'ry where 'cis plain,
r air is on the hand a main,
r air is in the fife and fiddle,
.^r's the solution of the riddle.
3 air is red in scarlet baize,
• air is yellow in fire blaze,
? air is green in grass and rye,
1/ air is blue in yonder Iky.
air is white in snow and milk,
air is foft in wool and silk,
: air is hard in rocks and Hones,
3 air is dry in punk and bones;
?. PRINTER,
p give the following a flace in your
• , and,ou will oblige a Cufomer.
CHLOE, I vow sincerely,
All to be vow'd by man,
I'll love you dearly, dearly,
As long —as Love I can !
air's in earth and rocks and wood,
air's in all things bad and good,
air is black in ink and coal,
nr extends from pole to pole.
You men,when most you're kind,
Still for a change will plead,
And to Love's seas, vie find,
A tedious faft succeed.
/r's in iron when it's het,
Cr's in burning mountains too,
i.-'s in vallies fonken low.
But this I vow sincerely,
That should it so befal,
You cease to love me dearly,
Why then — another jhall!
ir is cold in northern climes,
r is warm at o her times,
r is nigh where e'er we be,
ir we cannot plainly fee.
>r's in water very wet,
AT of the MUSES.
in the bowels of the earth,
in the hardest flint or hearth,
vhite and red and yellow, blue,
felt by ev'ry creature too.
<ver to the Riddle in the paper
) p h of April—a solution of which
.quested.
'3 air is high as yonder fun,
kir's been e'er £nce the world
began,
- makes ice and that is cold,
r makes fire as we are told.
the Newhampfhire Gazetteer.
In the true Paforal Style.
THE DOUBLE TOl7.
A DIALOGUE.
DAMON.
CHLOE.
I, A. B. of count, of State
of do hereby con/htute and appoint
C. D. of m, lawful attorney, to
receive in m, behalf of my pension
;er fix months, as an invalid of the United
Slates,from the fourth day of March, one
tboufandfeven hundred and ninety-one, and
ending the fourth day of September, of the
fame year.
and count, of and has refded there
for the last years, previous to which
he resided in
In case an invalid should apply for
payment by an attorney, the said attor
ney, besides the certificate and oath
before recited, must produce a special
letter of attorney agreeably to the fol
lowing form :
INFORMATION is hereby
A given to all the millitary Invalids
of the United States, that the
firms to which they are intitled for fix
months of their annual pension, from the
4th day of March, 1791, and which will
become due on the 4th of September en
suing, will be paid on the said day by
the Commifrioners of the Loans within
the States refpedively, under the usual
regulations, viz.
ift. Th? certificate given by the State,
fpecifying that thee person possessing the
fame is in fad an invalid, and ascertain
ing the sum to which as such he is annu
ally entitled.
Every application for payment must
be accompanied by the following vouch
ers—
and made oath that he is the Jame A. B. to
whom the original certificate in his pofefon
was given, of which the following is a
co p, ('he certificate given by the State to
be recited) — That he Jerqued (regiment,
corps or vefil) at the time he was dis
abled, and that be now resides in the
/ ~T"<HE Subferiber gives Public Notice,
that he will attend to receivethe
Excise due in the county of Rocking
ham, from the firft day of Oftober 1790
to the firft day of January 1791, at the
times and places following, viz.
Newmarket 27th June Gen. Hill's,
10 o'clock, A. M.—Stratham do. do.
Ward's, t o'clock, P. M.—Exeter 28th
do. Lamfon's, io o'clock, A. M.
2d. An affidavit, agreeably to the fol
lowing form :
J. B. came before me, one of the Justices
of the county of in the State of
Signed and sealed)
in the presence of j
} Witnesses.
Acknowledged before me,
Agreeable to an aft of the Ge
neral Court sassed the iSth of June,
1789. Impowering the Seleamen or
Afrijors of Tamwortb, to assess a tax
of one half penny ox each acre of land
within said town, for the purpose of
making and repairing highways, Uc.—
NOTICE is hereby given,
that the said assessment is made
agreeable to said A&, and the Nonresi
dents and Proprietors have the liberty
of working their tax at three /hillings
per day—provided they do the fame
within three months from the date of this
publication, under the direction of the
Sel< &men. —
N. B. The proprietors Rights are
taxed at lof. 6d.
STEPHEN MASON, )
TIMOTHY MED AR, ,
GEORGE DODGE, )
Tamwortb, Ma, 24, 1791.
Application of executors and admi
nistrators must be accompanied with
legal evidence of their refpedive offices,
and also of the time the invalids died,
whose pension they may claim.
By command of the President of the
United States.
H. KNOX, Sec'r, at War.
Blanks.
BLANKS, of various kinds,
for sale at this Office
EXCIS E.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
BRADBURY CILLEY.
June loth, 1794.
may 30, 1791.
Choice Malaga Wine—Wefl-Tndia
and New-England Rum by the barrel or
single gallon—Sugars by the hundred,
or smaller quantity—Bohea Tea by the
dozen, or single pound—Sweeds, and
Philadelphia Iron by the hundred or less
quantity—Engiifh and German Steel
7 by 9 Window Glass—Four penny,
fix penny, and ten penny Nails—Log
wood-Redwood, and Fuftic— Powder
and Shott, &c. &c. &c.
*** CASH, or any of said
GO<)DS, and the higbeft price given
for FLAX-SEED in its Season.— >
(^ Conflant attendance will
'^ given and the fmallef favours grate
full, acknowledged.
ALL persons indebted to
the Estate of Jonathan
Robinson, late of Brintwood,
deceased, are desired to make
immediate payment —& those
who have demands upon, or
accounts open witli said Es
tate, to exhibit them for ad
justment to
Samuel Robinson, Adm.
Brintwood, Ma, 25. _
1/TOST refpectfully informs
' his friends in general, and those
who wish to purchase very Cheap for
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE—
tnat he has just received, and now ready
for bale, as Cheap as in any part of tne
State—at the Shores lately occupied by
Mr. John P. WiLLI a ms, on No ting
ham -Square ——a Good AfTortment of
English & European
GOOD S,
Suitable for the Country and present
season. —also —
N.B; Those persons who
have hitherto neglected to fettle their
accounts, landing with Mr. John P.
Williams, are requested to call at said
Stores to fettle the fame, where attend
ance will be given each Monday and
Saturday in the months of June,
July and August next ensuing.
Nottingham, May, 1791.
Post-Rider
From Portsmouth to Concord.
INFORMS the public, that
in pursuance of a Resolve of the
General Court of this State for appoint
ing Poftriders, &c. he has engaged t°
ride the following route once a week,
viz.—To leave Portsmouth on Thurs
days at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, arrive
at Exeter on Thursday evenings, and to
set off on Friday mornings at 8 o'clock
for Plaftow, from thence to Amherst,
from Amherst through Bedford and
Goffstown to Concord—puts up at Col.
Stickney's; then leaves Concord on
Wednesday mornings, at 8 o'clock for
Portsmouth, byway of Pembroke, Deer
field, Epping, and Newmarkett, direst
cn to Portsmouth, where he puts up at
the Coffeehoufe Tavern.—He will fop
ply persons with any of the Newhamp
ihire Newspapers, and tranfaß any kind
ofbufioefs within his route, committed to
his care on the most moderate terms.
TO EE SOLD AT
PUBLICK VENDUE,
AT the house of Jeremiah
Leavitt, Innholder in Exeter,
on the 28th of June instant, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon,
A Dwelling House and about
half an Acre of Land adjoining, lying
near said Leavitt's, late the property of
Jonathan Hopkinfon, deceased.
LYDIA SIBLEY.
Gilmantown, May 29, 1791.
A FEW pounds of Sheep's
Wool, at this office.
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
Ozias Silfby,
WANTED,
broad troths,vnta and white Gauze,
suitable Trim-icrape do. Blk. and
mings, white Catgut,
hite and colour'd A few pieces elegant
Caffimeres, striped and Matri.
Colour d Fuflians mony Gauze,
and Jeans, China Ribbons and
Fancy waistcoat Pat.} Tafleofall colours,
tern$ > Gauze Shawls and
Marfeilcs Quilting,! Handkerchiefs,
plain & bordered, Black double Padu-
Black, white & ligh. soy and French
blue Tiffany, Hair- Ribbers,
Book, Jaconet, Mull-,Crewels in shades
mull, ftrip'd and for working,flock-
Tambour work'd ing do.
Mullins, ivory Combs,
Book and JacbnetCalamancoes, Tam-
Muflirr Handker- mies,Durants,An
chiefs, tilccns, Shalccns
A variety of Mufli- and Rattinets,
netts, An elegant assort-
A beautiful assort- mint of Patches
ment of fancy Fans, and Calicoes,
Cambricks and clear of the most sash-
Lawns, ionable colours,
Spotted and long Quality & Shoe-bird.
Lawns. I ing,
Striped and flower'd,Colour'd Threads,
border'd Lawn,White Scotch Thread
Hankerchiefs, of all numbers, ,
Ladies' delicate Dutch Laces of all
white and colour'd! numbers,
Kid Gloves, ditto Nice Thread Edging
habit ditto, Black Laces,
Silk Gloves & Mitts, Silk Galleons and
Mens' best colour'd Ferrets,
Beaver Gloves, White and brown
% and I Irilh Linens, Buckrams,
various prices. Brown Bolland,
Scotch Lawns and Sewingfilks&twihs
Aprons, Gauze & cf all colours,
Mullin ditto, Deep crown'd natu-
Table Cloths, ral colour'd Straw
Huckabuck &Clout- Hats, black ditto,
ing Diaper, white& black Chip
Bed-ticking andßed Hats, white and
bunts, colour'd Cane Hats
White, green, pink, of the newest tafle,
&p2leblue Sarfenet, Men's and boys'
Blk. & white Modes, black Hats,
Bandanno and black Black, White and
fring'd silk Hand- Grey Feathers,
kerchiefs, Italian head Flowers,
Black, pink, cinna- French wax Neck
men, slate &chan- laces,
geableLuteftrings, London PewterDifh-
Rose colour'd En. es, Plates, Porrir..
gliffi Damefks, gers and Bafens,
Men's black Satin, Hard Metal Spoons,f
Black, white & dove Knives and Forks,
colour'd Satin, Penknives, Scif-
Men's and women's fars,shbe buckles,
Cotton & Worsted Snuff-boxes,
Hose, Imperial, death-
No 4 and 44 Pins, head, white, yel-
Brass and w. t. low and mathew.
packet do. man Buttons,
Common and White English yard wide
Chaple Needles, Carpeting,flair do.
4 and j Manchester and Carpets,
Check, [Writing-paper, by
Printed Linen Hand. | the ream orquire,
kerchiefs, Odavo and Quarto
Apron and Holland Scotch Bibles,
Tapes, Patent Blacking
Purple,white&patch Cakes for shoes,
colour'd Shawls, boots and leather-
Lasting, Satinet and bottom chairs,
worfled Florentine, &c. &c. &c.
ff The most ignorant will
meet with no deception—the irate, price
being always afted and no abatement made.
•,Cafh given for POT and PEARL
ASHES,BEES-WAX & Old SILVER.
N.B. Legible Englilh Shillings, taken
at the above Store, at one frlling and
fourpence each. Portfmouth,Maj 179 ! >
English f^lndia GOODS,
W , icb , is determined to fid eras
low Terms, by wholesale arc retail,
as are fold at Bo S To N ,y or case only,
Among which are thefoilGwino,
Superfine, fe- Corduroy & Velvet*
cond&lcw pric'd Plain & spotted blk.
A! 1 '/Ha^rt'^
Varied
William Scott,
Frejb GOODS.
Atthe Sign of the
Spinning Wheel,
in Butt-Siren,
Portsmouth,
Has imported in the
lalt Ships front
LONDON,'
A GENERAL
ASSORTMENT
OF