The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-03-13 00:00:00, page 1

hEWHAMPSHIRE GAZETTEE R.
-Notice ,
73 hereby given to all „r
--* sons who have arty demands
0 tb& estate of William Blaf
dell, Jhi^rigb^ late ^
F.zirlpnfalb, deceased, that
they exhibit the Ite #W
Jub/criber, in order fora tyee
dy Settlement of jaid eftatey.
and all perlons who are in.
debted to the estate are desired
to take immediate payment
so
>Einord Blasdell,
Administrator.
Hamptonfalls,Feb. 26, I7;o.
— ——— — — -— —— I
Debtors Credsto? s.
NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons
that have any demands
on the estate of Samuel
] imball late of Flafio^|
©. •'^ to + bring in<
th u claims to Captaini
Moses Greenough of ft
kinfon, that they may
be adjusted, also all per
fins th^t are indebted
to said estate, are re
quested to make imme
diate payment. &
Joseph Kimball,
AdmUgrator.
^J^.l2, 1790.
fat ji . irttaQM,
A SURTOUT FOUND.
frr'AKEN up in Deerfield, about
3 the Sift of .January last, an
Orange coloured SURTOUT. The
owner may have it again, proving hi#l
property and paying charges.l
A^ply to the Printer hereof.;
Exeter, Feb. I7rt ^,
WANTED
hLD CONTINENTAL AN,
NEW EMISSION MONEY,
Os any State—For which a generous
price will be given, S. WIGGIN.
Exeter, Feb. 26; 1790.
RAGS.
A generous price is given for
clean Lints and Cotton RAGS,,
fa thia Office r-atthe Paper Manu
fe&dtyb in this townfot Mr. Grax
hafi Store, in Epping-at MA Phil
brick's Store, Pitdfeld—at Mr. R.,
^n'e Store, BQte&^^
Hot 1% may raw tb ‘ •w^U/rrafeh topUe,hereof „w krnwhgc,*/ d^i,,o*rf^; Travel all countries,and inform yourfenfe,With case and/afet, at a final! expend
sATvkoaY, maAcm 13, '79°-l
Publffied by H. Ranlet, inthe Main Street, Exstim ; 0 where Snbfcriptions, Advertisements, and all Favours, are gratefully received.
Thomas Bartlet.
ICxfagbam, Feb. id qqo.
Public Vendue,
* ^ the iuhferib^
At the haute fl Daniel Witson,
Inkier at Epping.
Q#&#„. she I 0» „ rs March next
at tw^of ibe clock in the aforss^.
ABOU r thirty jhree acres of ex*
celfeat L AND, fan ate near the
centre of said Ep'pipg,
Confining of
Good Mowing,Tillage, Paf
tur„ Wood & Orchard.
The reversion of abomt fifteen acres
adjoining said premifee— the whole
being one half of the Homeftead,with
the buildings thereon, formerly, own
ed by Nathaniel smith, late
df said Epping, deceased#
The above premises are ^conveni,
eatly fituaced ^r a trader, Hvern
keeper or tradefroan.
Conditions of fate will be made
known at erne and place.
THOMAS'S
MaJaghttjMt/ Conn^aicui, Rr^/etfanT,
NtwhumfJbire an\ Femora-
ALMAMAC K,
Wnh an EPH^MWSfo to Y^
Qf Our LORD 1790.
Fee fate cuthis Office, g
#ilLLr— =t^^
LOST,
SOMETIME in January ?aft, be-
Q tween Mr. Mead's and the new
Meeting betrfe,
A large SapleSkin Muff
—Whoever has found the fame; and*
will leave it with the printer hereof,
shell be handsomely rewarded.
Exeter, March §, Z ?9°*
_____ ^ ■■—■fey
I A FEW O'
New-Castle Bridge Lottery
TICKETS
' Mey lie pad at J. Pearson's
* Store, Exeter.
- Tfriw =
Weatherwife ^ Stall's
ALMANACKS,
May be bad at this office.
— —, —.—
/ • A BOOK, FNTITLFD,
A Mathematical Quezon,
to be fold at this ;
'te^=- —————-__—_____,
Blanks of most forts ma,
^DPERUSE MENT.
to RESOLD AT
And— Also •
THE
time when the publick ferities, so
called, were received by ttyofe, who
had through blood and slaughter es
.Wqfe.vL^tortiu^ rhe country.
—Did ,hey confider them as a con
tract to be made good agreeable to the
terms czpreffed in the bills they „-
civedl No Sir— they did not— lfow
•did they estimate their value ? Why,
daysmpte spent upon it will be time
well employed.—lt involves the whole
doftriae of diferimination and liqui
dauon-thofe' great points once ef
tabiiilied, in the way will be opened
to proceed in the oncuffion of the
principle ofche report.—That report,
provided the principles of it arejuft
and equitable, is a masterly perform
ance, And does great honour to the
framer of it, —It ha# been said that
the domeflic debt of the United States
this view—Let us revert back to the
IN committee of the whole on the
report of the Secretary of theTrea
fofy— Mr. Scott's amendment under
conliderauon.
LEGISLATURE of the UNION.
Mr, Scott observed that the object
contained in the amendment is of so
important a nature that two or three
must be confidged in the light of a
fair and just contrad which cannot be
violated,—l never considered it in
Hr. Hartle, said he was opposed
to the amendment, not only on ac
count of the rfto: of expression made
efeof in if—but also on account of
which he bad made, it appeared that
fom millions of the debt were unli
quitted He controverted the doc
trine that the present peffeffer of pub
lic securities flood in the place of the
rpginal holder, -
With refpea to those characters of
whom he had spoken so highly, it had
bee# said that many of them held
sentiments different from those he was
now advocating=to which he observ
ed, that some who were once soldiers,
bed loft all title to the honourable ap
pellation by commencing (peculators,
These, likea woman in marriage have
changed their name, by wedding fpgc.
Nation, no longer freak the language
of foldierr but of (peculators. '
Sir, taking into consideration thz
zircugfraces of their country at the
moment they had completed and C
t&ifed in independence—in ad-:
difri co all their other fecritices they ;
add<4,is, they were contented to
receive :,6 in Heu oftof He then
enlarged on the injustice that would
secret from funding the whole debt
agreeable to the face of the fecuritie,
—and of taxing those who had made
so great and noble a facrifice, to m^ke
good the securities to their present
peffeffor:—and observed that ftri&,
impartial juftfee,required that the fe.
Curlew Should be reduced to their
real value, and-reliquidation of the
whole made before funds are provid
ed to pay the interest. —When th^s
coitfolidation is effe&ed, the interest
ought to be puntteally paid at fix
per cent. From forne .valuations
(Centiued from °«r ^flj
fcusty& -PR6tENr.^Ty£S;
Congressional Matters.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
WEDNESDAY,FER. 10.
those said he, to whom the gentleman
alludes, having been in the army ;
though 1 never {peculated in public
fecurit>es ~bt>t beg leave to differ
from him with refpe& to a difetimiy
nation; or pofyor/rg the prdient buS
oef,.—He then referred to she refo
lotion of the last feffionvvheh they re
solved that provision ouglit to be mndte
to fippert the public credit —the idea
of oTerhninatkm I believe never en
tered intq fkrtbfYttf&K, of ~
perfonthe repnfMm^ the injofree,
difficulty, and'txpefireuf 'he merfure
of are liquidation — the principle on
which the public ffenrities, wfrbri.
finally issued Deceived were different
that they were received by 'h^ foltter
on the ite of being worth ^ ! n the
pound ha, no foundation whaifoever
— tie Shewed the capacity of ihe coun
try to pay its deb's ; being ^ poffefb
fion rs great resources which have
not been glanced at by the feerctary,
in his refron—tbis circumfluDcc of
oDr ability, greatly enhanced the ebi
ligation to do juilire.—He /etehded
the principle of a funding system—as
wife and politic in itfelf, and being
Cn&coed § the experience of the
most fleurifyng countries in the %yld
=Great Britain, by, virtue of her
funds, and ,a,er credit, has extended
her commerce and tp^nufaauresrt
and raised her ch^r^aer to the croft
refp^aable rack in the scale of naiier#
—He then instanced in the h story of
Frederick the second King of Pruffit
to (hew the efff& of a con^ry „im
—that monarch accumulated i? his
coffers &.?ie rc the a^.ount •' one
Tenured morions & cro^ ifr&r"'
his whole pe pie were peer & wre„b
cd—he added a few cbftrvatioos—
and concluded by frying, that though
he was fofry to differ from his col
league for whose judgment he har &
high efleetA, yet he mus vote egainft
the Mnendmenf.
From the Newport ptßAtp.
HOW rare is tbediftin&^n made
between Pride and Dignity
and, yet, from refleaion, it is evident
there is an essential difference, A
man possessed of the forme, will often
descend to lew, ungenerous anient;
nor will he be guided by any motive
but faf love, will ever aft conforms
able to the rank of an immortal be.
rfbanker ex^ftds hit fortune in ex.
travagance,merely tog^tiQis pride;
but difhonorabl, whlhcl'daMis credit
tors thenjuft demands, and ignobly
bears their reproaches.—-He Joves to
freer the CTR of his grander,—
the ratling,of his chariot# are to him
more ptefot %n the found of the
harp ; but be meanly disregards the
cry of the needy, and refofes the math
importuned fuccour,— The admiral
tion of foegsping throng flatter# his
darling pafhon ; but to the opinion of
the discerning few he is insensible-
He would pine amidrt magnificence,
if deprived of the geie oi the florid
crowd—when that teases Bit t&ntaftic
pleasures veni/h like the momea^ry
blaze of a meteor. < At the voice ts
joflice he Shrinks into his primitive
lityeneft—when wronged, Industry
asserts and claim# due reparations
Where is dtodir? Io ! he flies from
hit purfoers, and hides h mfelf in the
defect, ; but even there he is era
demned—his confeience is his accuser
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MISCELLANY.
[Vox.. IV.—Nuffi. idd