The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-09-07 00:00:00, page 3

A letter received by a gentleman in
this town, from Cap Francois, of the
above cate, informs, That 1 Gen.
Blancheland, Commandant of the
'ifland, JUd received a letter from
the Generally no of the Insurgent
Blacks, in which he express his in
clination to enter into a Treaty of
general AmneJly, on condition that the
Blacks be treated with, as a free and
independent people, and not ocherwife
— The blacks conceiving the tenure
on-which the whites have heretofore
held them in servitude, to be unjust,
znd are determines in future never to
lubroit to it.
" Yesterday a molt extraordinary
and ridiculous affair happened in this
town, and lo truly laughable that 1
cannot help relating it :
' " Our friends, Dr. and Mrs.
Thomaffon, arrived here on Saturday
from York, and on Monday they we^e
invited to dine at Mr. R. Walker's,
with whom thev have long been in
habits of intimacy, to meet his bro
ther and a fcv other friends. The
Doctor having a blue and bull coat
and waidcodt, and Somewhat more
than usual preparations having been
made for his reception. it was quickly
whispered in the neighbourhood ahat
the celebrated Mr. Thomas Paine
was arrived at Mr. Walker's which
caused a considerable hubbub in the
town, and fame of the friends of our
worth, min fry collected together,
and informed some of the placid and
virtuous mob, that the, notorious Tom
Paine was at Walker's, in St. Ma
ry's church yard; and that the
d— — d villain had drove his chariot,
in fnite of all refinance over the sa
cred & consecrated ashes of the dead,
as he was desirous of tripling under
fco: the King 3rd congiqtyhtf every
well governed fate in ctWF.
" This business alarmeathe neigh
bourhood, and the Doctor's carriage
was surrounded with these raggamaff
ins, who threatened to break his car
riage to pieces. Mrs. T. was dread
fully alarmed, and the Doctor firmly
affared them he was not whom they
apprehended, nor had he the fmallett
knowledge of Mr. Paine. After some
altercation the mob dispersed, not
without much doubting it was really
Mr. Paine, who had deceived
them.
" The Dolor's coachman, ar. ho
nest Yorkfhireman, being ignorant of
driving round the church yard walls,
had inadvertantly drove across it,the
gate having been accidentally left
open.
A Revolution spirit is appearing on
several of the^y? India IjlaQ. — AiSr.
Vincents, the Legislature have r-solved
to inlift upon their right to Internal
Legislation, in all matters relating to
the Internal Government of the Co
lony.
ExtraA of a letter from Manchefer,
England, May 16.
We have received from various
quarters the following particulars of
the hurricane in the hVeft Indies, on
the ift ult:—viz. That it failed 24
hours; that at St. Martins, it drove
on shore, or to sea, all the vessels in
the harbour—-among the latter was the
Fame, of Newhury Port, which upset.
and drowned fix of the crew—the
Master, Mr. Adams, and one of the
hands, were taken from the wreck,bv
a Bermudian vessel, four days after :
And that no other American veffc!
was at St. Martins : That at St Kitts,
Sc. Bartholomew's, Antigua, St,
Euftatia, Barbadoes, and St. Martin's,
the egefis of the gale, on the (hipping,
and on the land, were very severely
felt, and many facrifices oflives and
property made to its fury ': That at
Basseterre, a most melancholy feene
was exhibited—The ship Britannia,
with upwards of 30 persons on board,
struck on a bar ; where, in fight of
many of their relatives and tender
connexions on Chore, who could yield
HURRICANE.
them no assistance, above 20 fell a
prey to the waves that assaulted them,
among whom were Several women and
children. A St. Euftatia paper, in
enumerating the difalters of the gale,
mentions, that at St. Bartholomews,
fifty seven houses were destroyed ;
that, in the country, there are not
more than seven hotries Handing ; and
that me damage done is almolt be
yond calculation.
We hear of no American vessels,
having fathered in the gale, except the
Iloop Lucy, of Salem, driven out to
sea, at St. Bartholomew's, with the
lots of cables, anchors, boats, &c. —
And ihc vessels commanded by Capt.
Shilkber, of Salem, and Capes, Noble
and Love, of Portsmouth, driven on
shore at Martinique.
The value of the Haves in the British
Weft-India islands, estimated at 12,500-
000 L sterling. Lands and Houses
25,000,000! — Shipping 1,500,c00l. —
'""! 39,000,000!. —Tons of Shipping
employed 3,0001. — Seamen 25,000. —
Exports and Imports 10^00,000!. an
nually. Before (he inlurrettion in St.
Domingo the French Weft.lndia island,
were estimated at double the above total.
\TOTICE is hereby given, that
' JOHN ADAMS has appealed
from a Decree of the Judge of Probatefor
J aid county, denying him partition of that
part of the Real Efate of the Hon. Peter
Gilman, late of Exeter, Esq. depeafed,
that was set off to the heirs of Abigai l
^Odlin, late of faid.Exeter, widow, de
*<eofd, agreeably to bis Petition, which
appeal will be prosecuted at the next Su
perior Court of Judicature to be holden at
Exeter aforefaed, on the third Tuefday of
September next.
Nathaniel Parker, Att'y tofaid
[J. Adams.
Exeter, August 27th, 1 792.
Exeter, Sept. 7.
At a legal Town Meeting held in
this town the following votes were
given for
ELECTORS.
John Dudley, Esq. 193
Cdl. Ebenezer Smith 188
Jonathan Freeman 172
Chrillopher Toppan 120
Gen. Cilley 113
Gen. Bellows 95
Thomas Cogfwell 79
William Page 67
Daniel Warner 57
Timothy Farrar 28
John T. Gilman 19
Judge Dana 10
John Peirce 3
John Prentice 2
Daniel Rindge 2
John Pickering 1
John Bellows 1
Bezaleel Woodward 1
In addition to the Foreign Intelli
gence we can briefly add, that Paris
coutinued in great ferment—That the
King dared not appear in public—
That vaff numbers were daily leaving
France That the change in the
French administration, as proceeding
lolely from the King, was deemed the
moll important event that could ever
have taken place; the issue is expelled
to be either a counter-revolution, or
the assassination of the King ; —That
the King of Hungary was not dead,
but was very ill ;—arid that the Bri
tilh government had equipped for sea
a fleet of Observation, under Lord
Hood.
In the lift of Votes for Federal Re
prefentatiwes,publifhed in our lall. un
the Exeter head, the following gentle
men were not handed to us.—
Paine Wingate , 97
Phillips White 40
Abiel Foster 3
Simeon Olcott 1
Supply Clapp 1
BRITISH IP EST. INDIES.
ROCKINGHAM-ff.
, Epping. Mr. Gilman 104
Mr. Smith 91
Mr. Folier 77
Mr. Wingate 42
Mr. White 30
Mr. Sherburne 28
Mr. Sheafe 16
Mr. N. Peabody 10
Brintwood. Mr. Gilman 64
Mr. Smith 64
Mr. Olcot 34
Mr. Wingate 33
Mri Foster 21
Mr. White 21
Mr. N. Peabody 5
Raymond Mr. Gilman 85
Mr. White 85
Mr O. Peabody 85
Mr. Smith 85
Mr. Sherburne 2
Kensington Mr. Gilman 40
Mr. Smith 40
Mr. Wingate 39
Mr. Sheafe 33
Mr. Sherburne 1
Mr, N. Peabody 1
Londonderry Mr. Smith 84
Mr. Gilman 77
Mr. N! Peabody 54
Mr. M'Gregore 53
Ml Sherburne 33
Mr. Prentice 24
Mr. White 13
Mr. Dana 13
Mr. Wingate 12
Mr. Page 2
Chefler Mr, Smith 39
Mr. Wingate 33
Mr. Sherburne 32
Mr. N.Peabody 25
Mr. Gilman 3
Sandown Mr. Wingate 30
Mr. Walker 30
Mr. Smith 30
Mr. Sherburne 30
Somerfworth Mr. Gilman 20
Mr, Smith 20
Mr. Sherburne 20
Mr. Hale 20
Surrey Mr. Wingate 23
Mr. Gilman 25
Mr. Smith 25
Mr. Sherburne 25
Deerfield ° Mr. Smith 56
Mr. Gilman 49
Epsom Mr Gilman 31
Mr. Smith 31
Mr. Sherburne 29
Mr. Fofler 19
Mr. Wingate 13
Chichefter Mr. Wingate 40
Mr. Gilman 40
Mr. Foster 40
Mr. Smith 40
Amherfl Mr. Smith 66
Mr. Sherburne 65
Mr. Atherton 57
Mr. N. Peabody 47
Mr. Gilman 28
Mr. M'Gregore 30
Bow Mr. Dow 30
Mr. Walker 30
Mr. Atherton 30
Canterbury Mr. Foster 68
Mr. Smith 60
Mr. Walker 58
Mr. Dow 16
Mr, Woodward 15
Mr. Gilman 11
Concord Mr. Walker 108
Mr. Foster 101
Mr. Sheafe 93
Mr. Smith 74
Mr. Page 24
Mr. Woodward 14
Mr. Sherburne 9
Hilifeorougb Mr. Smith 18
Mr. Sherburne 18
Mr. Page 17
Mr Atherton 16
Mr. Gilman 3
Lyndbore' Mr. Walker 46
Mr. Sherburne 46
Mr. Smith 46
Mr. Atherton 46
Merrimack Mr. Smith 46
Mr. Atherton. 42
Federal Representatives.'
Or Lett on rea,enable terms h,
Eliphalet Ladd,
THE HOUSE where he
now lives Alfa —
A very commodious House
Lot near the Court House, and a few
Acres on the Plains Likewise —
Two FARMS in Bakerf
town, near Northjarmouth, and about
800 Acres in Proteaworth.
AH persons who have ac
counts open are desired to fettle with
him immediately, as he experts shortly
to remove from Exeter.
N.B. Cash given by said Ladd
for FLAX-SEED, TALLOW and
POTT and PEARL ASHES—-
§, Wanted a few white
Oak KNEES for which Cash will be
given.
Exeter, September 6tb, 1792.
ALL persons indebted to, or
having demands on the es
tate of Deacon Daniel Clark,
late of Strathair, gentler an, de
ceafed,are requefled to fettle the
fame immediately with the fob
fcriber.
Benjamin Clark, Adm.
Stratham, September 6th. 1793.
1 LL persons indebted to, or
have demands on the estate
of Feter Folsom, late of Ext
ter, houfewright, deceased, are
requefled to exhibit the fame to
the lubferibers for immediate set
tlement.
Jonathan FoLsom, I
James Folsom, jr. |
Exeter, Augutt3l 1792.
'ASH, or Writing-Paper,
' given for clean Linen,or Cotton,
arid Linen RAGS, at this Office.
Exeter, July; 1793.
Mr. N. Peabody 42
Mr. Sherburne 41
Mr. Gilman 5
Mr. Wingate 2
Litchfield Mr. Smith 17
Mr. Sherburne 17
Mr. Gilman 12
Mr M'Gregore 12
Mr. Foster 6
Mr. Atherton 2
Gilmantown Mr. Gilman 100
Mr. Smith 100
Mr. Sherburne too
Mr. N.Peabody 100
Barrington Mr. Gilman 212
Mr. Sherburne 212
Mr. Sheafe 212
Mr. Hale 212
Plafew Mr& Wingate 30
Mr. Smith 16
Mr. N. Peabody 14
Mr. Foster 10
Mr. Gilman 7
M. Sherburne 1
Klingflon Mr. Wingate 40
Mr. Gilman 40
Mr. Smith 40
Mr. N.Peabody 40
Loudon Mr. Gilman 80
Mr. Smith 80
Mr. N.Peabody 40
The farmers of the United States are cau
tioned, in the Maryland Journal, to be
on their guard again ft the practice of a
certain fee or men, who in order to affect
the price of country produce, especially
wheat, published fabricated extracts of
letters from various parts of Europe, fit
ting forth that the markets in that country
are overstocked, yea glutted with wheat
in such manner that there will be no falo
for 12 months to come. The farmers
are advised to have patience and waittill
time tells the truth.
Philadelphia Paper.
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