The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-10-24 00:00:00, page 4

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Mm,er tng Virtues herelow,
Than titles, rank, or riches know.
Tbd clildlffitbou,,'et from on high,
Wbtn the trumpet rends the ft,, (
Owumber'd orphans low Jhall bend,
And bail thee father, guardian, friend ;
Th, numerous charities avow/.
Toall the ombled throng—wbilfi than
J name more glorious foalt roetroe.
Than daughter or than Jan can give :.
The plaudit of th, fudge, '' well done,")
Sbai't wear with jo, the unfading crowns $
Andfeint immortal as tbi Son, ; J
EPITAPH ON A LAWYER.^
'Herb lies (good reafou that befbouU) ft\
4 Aman Wo never did much good ;
Ne bad the art es changing face, ,^
As suited party, time, or place;
His tongue was with perfeafoaoiPd,
His client's cause be never foil'd ;_
He could make out as char as light,
, That white was black and block was white,
And by like arguments wellflrung, ¥
That wrong was right and right was wrong;
At length (for lawyers,friends, must pack)
Death clapp'd an aAion on bis back,
Conf n'd him here, and here be lies,
. To wait the final grand assize,
Who then will, lead bis rotten cause,
tie who know, all things only knoips.
EXTRACTED FOR THEMIRROUR.
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
° F
Remarkable Events, Inventions,
AND
The JEra, Country, and Writings of learned
% Meet ; & 4 '
The whole comprehending, m one view, the
analysis, or outlines, of Universal Hiftory,
from the Creation. (Continued.)
Tears AFTER CHRIST.
426 q,HE Romans, reduced to
pft >&:@re home, with
draw their troops from Britain, and
never return ; advising the Britons to
arm in their own defence, ,nd trust
totheirown valour.
446 The Britons, now left to them
;felves, are.greatly harraffed by the
Scotts and Fists, upon which they
once more m^ke their complaint to
the Romans, but receive no assistance
from that quarter.
447 Atila (surnamed the Scourge
of God) with his Huns, ravages the
Roman empire. ^.
449 Vortigern, King of the Brit
ons, invites the Saxons into Britain,
against the Scots and Pias.
t 456 The Saxons having repulsed
the Scotts and Pias, invite over more
of their countrymen, and begin to efr
cablifh themfelvei in Kent, under
Hengift
476 The weftern empire is firnffi.
ed, 523 years after the battle of Phar
falia ; upon the reins of which several
new ftatei arise in Italy and other
parts, conlifting of Goths, Vandals,
Hups, arid Wet Barbarians, under
whom litewu^i# extinguished, and
the works of the learned are deftrof
496 Clovis, king of France, bap-
^ and rarity ^^ that
508 Prince Arthur 6ft, reign
offer the Britons# ^.^ ^ N
41, Corift^tioople besieged by
Vitkus, whose fleet so burned ty
foecu'om &
I bout this time in Italy.
606 Here begins the power of the
I popes by thlidty^ of Phocas
%2 M.homec, the fife prophet,
loth of ha mioifttr, when he hid the
to this day claim their defeent. His
followers compute their time from this
Z% which io Arabic is called Hegi
ra, i e. rhe Flight.,
637 Jerusalem is taken by the Sa
racens or followers of Mahomet.
640 Alexandria in Egypt is taken
by ditto, and the grand library there
burnt by order of Omai, their caliph
or prince.
653 The Saracens now extend their
conquest on every fide, and retaliate
the barbarities of the Gotha and Van
dals upon their posterity.
664 GM invented in England by
Benalt, a monkw
685 The Britons, after a brave strug
gle of near ifo years, are totally e,|
pelled by the Saxons, and driven into
Wales and Cornwall ' ) /
713 The Saracens conquer Spain.
726 The controversy about images;
begins, and occasions many insurrec
tions in rhe eastern empire.
748 The computing of years from
the birth of Christ began to be uled
in hiftory.
749 The race of Abbas become,
caliphs of the Saracens, and encourage
learning.'
762 The city of Bagdad upon the
Tigris is made the capital foithe ca
!iphs of the house oiAbbas.
800 Charlemagne, king of France,
begins the empire of Germany, after
wards called the weftern empire ;
gives the prefect names to the winds
and months; endeavours to restore
learning is Europe ; but mankind @
are no; yet disposed for if, being foie,
1$ eogroffed in military enterpizes.
£26 Harold, kipg of Denmark,
dethroned by his febjeds, for being a
Chriftiao..
828 Egbert, king of Wtffex, u
nites the Heptarchy, by the name of
England.
826 The Flemings trade to Scot
land lor fifh.
838, The Scotts and Pias have,'
decifiye battle, in which the former
prevail, and both kingdoms are united
by Kenneth, which begins the second
period of the Scottish hiftory.
867 The Danes begin their rava
ges in England.. To be conttaed.
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HEREAS there is«a re
port circulating, that Mr. Jacob
Choate, of- Enfield, in the State
of Newhampfhire, now at Amherst, in said
State, is about to fell four fifty acre lots of
land, lying in said Enfield, in a fraudulent
manner—Therefore,
: All perfonsare hereby caution
ed against purchasing said lots, as the Sub
fcrify hath a Warrantee Deed of the fame,
on record, from the said Jacob.'
! Said lots belong to the original
'riftft.ft James La;
throp, No. 60, Uriah Hanks, No. §s, and
Samuel Bfarooh, No. ts , , will appear
by *' prop ""° r THOMAS CHOATE '
THOMAS CHOATE., ^A
I r" 0 '}?: Newham P™ re ^ ,1
l ran:October 14, 1794. - fr . 1
TO BE SOLD,
At PTTRI IC VFNDF
wILLI ^ e fo RILL *
on the t„,„ nin, ofthifot Odober,
at Eleven of the clock, A. M.
Sundry articles of perferalEff ate,
CONSISTING or
TTOUSEfriOLD Furniture;
Stock ; one yoke of Oxen ; Young
#z Stock ; Sheep ; and a light Horfa'
Waggon and Harness ALSO,
One hundred acre^of LAND;
sixty acres of which is, excellent pasturage,
and forty acres uncleared land; and about
five acres of natural mowing land, ofthe firft
quality, b Said Lands will be fold on said
day, unless previously fold at private sale.
The said Articles will be fold,
for the payment of the debte of the said Will
4am Terrill, by his guard.aos, legally author
ized for the purpose.-
Purchasers, wishing to view the
^Premifes, may apply to Leavit Clough,
of Canterbury.
Canterbury, Odober Btb, 1794. 103
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