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Since then, with few associates in remote
And silent woods 1 wander, far from thofc
My former partners of the peopl'd fccne,
With few associates and not wishing more*
Here much I ruminate, as much I may,
With other views of men and manners now
Than once, and others of a life to come.
I fee that all are wanderers, gone astray
Each in his own delufionb ; they are loft
In chace of fancy'd happinefi, still woo'd
And never won. Dream after dream ensues,
And ft ill they dream that they fhaU &illfuccced;
And Hill are disappointed; rings the world
With the vain stir, 1 sum tip half mankind,
And add two thirds of the remainder half,
And find the total of their hopes arid fears,
Dreams, empty dreams. The million flit as gay
As if created only like the By
That spreads his motely wings in th' eye of noon
To sport their season, and be seen no more.
The rest are sober dreamers, grave and wife,
And pregnant with difcov'ries new and rare.
Some write a narrative of Wars and feats
Os heroes little known, and call the rant,
An hiflory. Describe the man, of whim
hit own coevals took but little note,
And paint his person, character, and views, %
As they had known him frorii his mother's
womb.
They disentangle from the puzzled skein
In which obfeurity has wrapp'd them up,
The threads of politic and fhrew'd design
That ran thro' all his purposes, and charge
His mind with meanings that he never had,
Or having, kept Conceal'd. Some drill & bore
The solid earth, and from the strata there
Extract a remitter, by which we learn
That he who made it, and reveal'd its date
To Moses, was mistaken in its age.
Some mote acute and more induftr ous still
Contrive creation. Travel nature up
To the (harp peak of her sublimest height,
And tell us whence the stars. Why some are
fixe
And planetary feme. What gave them firft
Rotation, from what fountain flow'd their light.
Great contest follows, and much learned dull
Involves the combatants, each claiming truth,
And truth declaiming both. And thus they
spend
The little wick of life's poor sh allow lamp,
In playing tricks with nature, giving laws
To diflant worlds, and trifling in their own.
Is't not a pity now that tickling rheums
Should ever tcaze the lungs, and blear the fight
iTf oracles like these ? Great pity too.
That having wielded th' elements, and built
A thoyfand systems, each in his own way,
They should go out in fume, and be forgot ?
Ah ! what is life thus spent ? and what are they
But frantic, who thus spend it ? all for smoke—
Eternity for bubbles, proves at last
A fenfelcfs bargain. When I fee such games
Play'd by the creaftes of a pow'r, Who swears
Thatffie will judge the earth, and call the fool
To a Iharp reck'ning that has liv'd in vain,
And when I weigh this seeming wisdom well,
And prove it in th' infallible refute
So hollow and io falfe —1 feel my heart
Diffolvc in pity, and account the learned,
If this be learning, must of all deceiv'd.
Great crimes alarm the conscience, but it deeps
While thoughtful man is plaulibly amus'd.
Defend me therefore, common sense, fay I,
from reveries so airy, from the toil
Os dropping buckets into empty wells,
And growing old in drawing nothing up !
AN Iritiman,a few days since, was fitting
before a number Os Ladies whom he had
offended, when ere of them began in the fol
lowing words :—“ Pri'thee, Jack, who do you
think you are ?" When, I was in my own coun
try," replied Teague, " my name was John
O'Conner; but now I am here, surrounded
with f?ggolj, I am thinking myfelf to be John
Rogers, minister of the gospel."
JDILDJ— zit Jammers, Cups. decide 'toilers.
In Virginia, Gen. William Nelson, aged „
— Delaware, Major William Perry
— Gloucfer, miss Nang Pearce, aged ~ dau. of
Colonel William Pearce
At sea, Nathaniel Dyer, of Cape Cod, aged 44
1 — Lynn, mrs. Narty Mudge,confort of for. M.
— Charlefoun, (Mar) Capt. Richard Selden,
of the IJland of St, Vincente, aged 48
— Cambridge, Thomas Brattle; Esq:
— Dedham, 'John Smith, formerly of Sturbridge ;
Elipbalet Baler; aged 90; mr. Whitney
— New-York, -widow Catharine Le Roy,aged 61.
— — Albany, fobn C- Ruby, &ged 71.
— Groton, ( Con) Robert Gore, Efa. aged 94
! — EaR-Haddam, George Cone, aged 63
On bis poffagefrom New-York William Butman,
of Salem
—Philadelphia, Dr. John Hall
— Detroit, Capt. Prior of the U. S. arm,
—- New-Bedford, rare Sufannab Congdon, arid
wire Mar, Plumb
— Germantown, William Forbes, merchant
— New- London, Nathaniel Trundy, aged 23
Newport, Cafet. fames Burdick, aged 40
— Lunenburgb, mrs Sarab Kimball, aged 78
I— Springfield, mrs Mar, Hicbcock, aged 74
— Maiden, mrs Rebecca Wait, wife of Samuel
Wait, aged it.
— - Roxbur,; Dr. fonatban Davis, aged 85
— Salem, widow ferret, aged 23
«— Dedham, fobn Gould, aged 45
— Thetford, (Vet) miss Clariffn Hawley, aged
15, daughter ts the late Major feffe Hawley
At Bolton, Dea. David Strong, aged 96. —
He was born in Eaft-Windfpr, Dec, 1 704, and
in yery early life hopefully brought home to
JeAis Christ. At the age of 12 years, he gave
wonderful evidence of a work of God's grace in
his heart, and was admitted a member of the
Church, where he continued to reAde until the
year 1732. After this he removed to Bolton,
and was chosen a Deacon in the firft Church in
(hat town, in which office he actually officiated
until he was 90 yearfs ofag£ After a lite of ex
emplary piety he fell asleep in fefu^with a cheer
fol hope of a glorious refurredUon t 6 immortal
life. “Bieffed are the dead tribo die i, th Lord,from
henceforth ; yea,faith the Spirit, theyfall restf rd*
fair labors, and their works' dofollow them?'
In London, in April t,,^ William finking /
clerk in the Bank, aged 31. This gentleman mtafuredi
the extraordinary height of 7feet 9 inches ; and fas,
an apprebenfo of bis body beingfaen far tbepurpofft
of diftaion, the corpse was, b, permfyn of the bank
direßors, interred in that part of the garden court of
ibe brink, which frmerl, confituted an affifa, of ,
the cbdyrrd
SERIOUS and REFLECTING.
Iwas a stricken deer that left the herd
Long foce ; with maqy an arrow deep infixt
My panting fide was charg'd when I withdrew
To feck a tranquil death in diflant Andes.
There was I found by one who had himfelf
Been Hurt by the archers. In his fide he bore,
And in his hands and feet, the cruel fears.
With gentle force soliciting the darts
He dre^ them forth, and heal'd and hade toe
live ;
The MEDLEY—No. 154.
Poetical Repofitor).
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Jth Edition with new additions, just published
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A New Eaf± India Pilot, in
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Ship Chandler's Line,
whether large or small. —ALSO—
Bath Stove Grates, very cheap.
1 Boflon, fan. 23, ißon
A sixty acre lot in Vaffalbo
rou^h, joining on the river, has part of a
mill privilege, and contains some inter
val on the river, is a good place for fifh
in the Spring ; on the East p,,rt of said
so, goes the Coupty road from Augusta
bridge to Fort Halifax, and is fix miles
from the bridge, and twelve from the
fort.—The town is well fettled, has an
excellent road to the bridge ^t the head
of Navigation, and is good land for
farming. —ALSO —
TO BE bOLD
On Reafon&ble Terms,
A Lot of land in Wins
low, on Kennebeck River, con
taining 320 acres, on the ibeft fide there
of, the lot is principally of hard wood
growth, and is failable for farming, and is
a most excellent lot of land, its situation
is near the river, in a well fettled Neigh
bourhood, is four miles from the Village
at the fort, one mile from Hafting's Mills
and the fame distance from Emerson's,
and 14 miles to Atigufta bridge, and a
good cart road the whole digance.
—ALSO—
Oliver Whipple.
„ February 13, iSor. -.
THE House is 40 feet by 24, of 2
stories; with Barn, out houses,
Blacksmiths shop, Wharves, &c. and
about five acres of Land—A part of
the land has been heretofore occupied
as a ship-yard, is the bell situation for
the purpdfe on the Pifeataqua, and
while it presents an advantageous es
tablishment for the, naval architect, is
susceptible of such improvements as
may render it a delightful residence for
the private gentle^h. For terms and
further particulars, apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
W. I): PECK.
A hundred acre lot in Hal
lowell, about three miles froth the town,
on the river, is a fine swell of land, and
principally of Beach and maple growth,
and valuable for a wood lot to the town.
Three thousand acres of land
in Clinton, in I-2, on Kennebeck river,
adjoining on the river, on the east fide
thereof, about twelve miles from For:
Halifax, contains much good land, and
has a road to the fame.
—ALSO—
Thirty-fix Hou'fe lots in the
village of Hallowell, convenient and plea
santly situated for building.—The sub
scriber has Lands in several other towns
on Kennebeck river, in the Plymouth'
patent, to fell, —for particulars apply to
the subscriber at Hampton, Newbamp
fliire.
A House & Land
in KITTERY, about one mile
from Portsmouth ferry.—
TO BE SOLD,
—ALSO—
Nonresident Delinquents in
PIERMONT.
M^fl ^
Jena. Carlton too ,6 3 2 49
Wif.Claggett 160 24 4 7°,
Zeb. Giddings do 13 47'
John Goff 100 4 3 2 '5
Geo. Jeffrey do 9 § 2 74 .
do. 160 ^6 478
J.Mafnn,jun.iod 1 2 249 j
Cl@m.March 160 54 449
J. Newmarchioo 7 2 2 49 I
do 160 48 498 ]
Wm. Parker 100 3 5 2 49
H. Sherburn 160 2 5 4 7^|
Benj.Stevens 100 . - : 33 222
Pez. Smith do HavahiliM.il 4 2 74
„ do do 143 2 74 ;
Rob.Templei6o 4 1 4 69'
do 45 33134 1
John Templeioo 85 2 69
do i6d 37 4 6 3
^.Waldron do 18 459 4
Dan. Warner 50 4 6 2 37
Mefh.Weare 160 .* 498
^.Wentworth do 20 4 63'
M.H.^m^hicc 2 3 2 49 ]
.do 160 56 4 59,
J. Wentworth do 2 4 7+'
R. Wibbard do fa 4 49.
And.WiggiosipO 6 4 2 74
N. Whiting do 3 4 224
do 160 4 0 474
Geo. Bracket 100 Greenland, 5 3 2 24
B. Bean, do - 88
Nonrefntent Delinquents in
HAVERHILL.
^^
H. Hancock 14 Bath, 8 00 69
Eliot Sawyer 70 Newbury Nt. 27 3 3 39
do do North part, 44 4 3 35
Th. Johnfondo Newbury Nt. 9 1 3 24
,do do South part, 44 3 3 35
do 5b do 19 148
do do do 30 47
do do North partlll 249
Sam'lYoung 100 Concord 262 2 74,
do 79 South part 574 335
do do North part 25 2 335
D. Carleton ysNewbmy Nt. ll l 249
John White 70 Plaftow 38 33 39
do do do 613 35
Moses Hazen 70 New-york)
^ reg /45 3 3
do do N.part 152 3 35
Ben. Heywood 70 Vrntfer? .„
Ma.S.parl)' ''
John Husd yoßofonS.Pt. 49 4 3 3$
do do Nonh part2o 2 3 25
Josiah Little lOoNcwburyttiz 2 1 147
do do do 1922 98
do 70 South part 13 I 3 49
do do do 333 39
do do do 42 3 3 39
do do do 5643 35
do do , do 72 5 3 24
do do Northpart 43 4 3 35
-do do do 60 § 3 241
Moses Little lo® Newbury M. 2S 2 2 74'
Byfield Loyd yoßoflonS^part 68 5 3 35
J.W.Chandler doPeachamNt.l3 2 3 49
Nonresident Delinquents in
COVENTRY. &
Ifacc Amfdafe .350 52
Theodore Atkinfoh do do
John Batters do do
John Bates do do ,
Ebenezer Bowton do do
Daniel Benedict do do
James Bates do do
Adonijah Brown do do
Theodore Atkinson, Jr. do do 1
Samuel Belding do do'
Samuel Creafy do doI
Hezekiah Drvenport .do do 1
Joseph Devenport, do do
Deodate Devenport do do
Theophilus Fitch do do ;
Mathew Fountain do do
Ebenezer Hoyt do do
Peter Hufted do do
Silas Hoyt do do
Gideon Leads do do
Nathaniel Loundfour, do doI
Charles Smith ^ do do I
Abner Stevens do do 1
Obadiah Stevens do do
Obadiah Stevens, jun. do do
Wix Sealey do do
James Scofield do do
Thomas Seymour, jun. do do
Daniel Stevens do do
Obadiah Sealey do do
Ebenezer Schofield do do
James Smith, do do
Abraham Weed, do do
Reuben Weed, do do
Nathaniel Weed, do do
Amos Weed, do do
Samuel Weed, do do
Benjamin Weed, do dp
Peter Ward, *
Hezekiah Weed, °*~'
Nathaniel Waterbu?
End WcH,jr°~
STATE OF NEW-HA^PSHIR. 56/4 '^fo DijFi^
Notice is hereby given to the Nonresident Proprietors or owners of rights, lots or parcels of land lying
in the towns of Orford, Piermont, Haverhill, Wentworth', Warren, and Coventry, in the County of Grafton, on which
the dire& tax remains due and unpaid from the Bth of January last past, agreeable to an aft of Congress passed July 14th, 1795,
that so much of said Lands as will iatisfy said taxes with charges, will be fold at Public Audion (unless prevented by previous pay
ment ) atthe times and places herein after mentioned, viz. all that remains unpaid of said taxes in the town of Piermont, on the I7th
Day of April 1801, at the dwelling house or Mr. David Carr,lnn-holder in laid Piermont, at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that re
mains unpaid in the town of Haverhill, on the 20th day of April iSoi, at the dwelling house of Dod. Ross Coon's, Inn-holder in
said Haverhill, at tei,>'clock beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in the town Coventry, on the aid day of April 180,, at the
dwelling house of Msj. Jonathan Hales, Inn.holder in said Coventry,.at ten o'clock beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in the town
of Warren,on the 24th day of April 1801, at the dwelling-house ot William Butler, Esq. Inn-holder in said Warren, at ten o'clock
beforenoon ; all that remains unpaid in Wentworth, on the 27th day of April 1801, at the dwelling house of Mr Lemuel Keezer,
Innholder in said Wentworth, at teb o'clock beforenoon, and also all that part that remains unpaid in Orford, on the 29th day of
April 1801, at the dwelling house of Capt. Solomon Mann's, Inn-holder in said Orford, at ten o'clock beforenoon.
Nonrejidert! Delinquents in WARREN.
Theo. Atkinfon,jr. 100 * 10 4 1 76
do. 75 64 3 14
John Batcheldor, 100 31 1 63 ]
do. 100 18 6 2 49
do. 75 29 3 29
Josiah Bartlett, iooerpw^ 116 1 74 (
do. too do. 17 5 2 49 ;
do. 75 do. 24 3 29
Nathaniel Barrel, too 41 x 49 1
do. 75 26 3 17 1
Ephraim Brown, 37 52 3 7
Nathaniel Currier,loo 3 8 1 49
do. 75 35 5 24 1
Benjamin Clough, 75 4 3 24 ~
Ebenezer Collins, 100 461 74
do. 100 3 5 2 49 (
~ do. 75 27 3 5
Jacob Currier, 100 3 6 1 78
de. 75 3'3 49
Enoch Chafe, zoo 7 8 1 35
do. 100 7 12 74 ]
do. „ 53 3 z 5
Aaron Clpugh,jr. 100 5 6 1 74 ,
do. 100 6 12 49
do. 75 17 3 15 ,
John Darling, 100 4 9 1 49
do. 75 2 3 32
Reuben French, 100 15 6 2 74
do. 75 25 3 29
Benja. French,jr. ico 1 8 1 74
do. 75 63 3 2 4
Nathaniel Fyfield, 100 10 1 2 64
r do. 75 47 3 32
Jacbb Gale ? ' ico 10 8 1 49
do. 100 13 22 98
, do. 75 43 3 3 2
James Graves,, ,5 51 3 15
Andrew Greeley, 75 56 3 37
Jonathan. Greeley, 100 6 71 49
^.do. 75 31 3 24
Dyer Hook, ioq 9 84 49
do. .75 30 3 32
John Hazen, too 6 6 1 74
do. 100 17 41 29
do. 75 24 3 40
Trueworthy Ladd, 100 77 1 3 2
do. 100 14 42 4p
do. 75 38 3 37
Abraham Morrel, 75 23 3 27
John Marsh, 100 6 2 2 49
George Marsh, 100 12 4 2 98
do. 75 32 3 49
Henry Morril, 100 1 9 1 49
do. 100 15 52 4,
do. 75 28 3 24
Saniuel Osgood, 100 1 2 1 49
do. 100 15 22 ,8
do. 75 3 15
Thomas Peirce, 75 • 41 3 15 !
John Parker, 100 8 71 29
do. zoo 12 12 39
do. 75 68 3 £9
William Parker, 100 , 11 49
do. 10© 2 52 49
do. 75 1 3 29
Enoch Page, 50 9 5 2 49
do. 75 60 3 16
John Page, jun. . 75 43 3 ^5
Ebenezer Page, iqo 18 5 2 49
75 34 3 44
Samuel Page, zoo 6 3 2 49
do. 75 22 3 2,
Ebenezer Stevens, 100 2 11 49
do. 75 61 3 7
Joseph Tilton, 75 13 3 29
Lemuel Stevens, xoo sxl 49
do. 100 12 22 98
do. 75 57 3 20
Thomas True, 100 z 11 64
do: 100 19 82 29
do. 75 5 3 24
Joseph Whitcher, zero 6 2 1 37
do. 100 1Q 6 2 98
do - 7$ 9 3 2 3
Stephen Webster, 106 16 2 6 49
d °. 75 33 3 42
Jeremiah Webfler, 100 16 6 2 49
do. 75 39 3 15
Benning Went- ) corner of the
4 to ' um b J Piermont 196
worth, Etq. j 6J 73
Philips White, 445.nt0 T0 ,54 12
do. 440fthe tour.s2 12
do. 44 do 51 12
William White,., 44 do 57 12
Nonresident delinquents in Wentworth.
^ 4^ S
J. Currier 100 Poplin 7 4 .1 64
do do 63 292
do 44 16 3 24
Jere. Fogg 100 Kensington 4 3 1 i 8
do do 10 3 218
d i! 44 53 ^
J. P. Palmer 50 Orford, north-weft
corner of the townfyLHarris adjoining 49
I TheodoreAtkinfon jrioo 742 74
do 44 14 3 8
Nathan'l Batcheldor 100 7 3 1 5$
do do 10 4 2 g
do 44 21 % 3'2
Francis Batcheldor too 4 $ 1 55
do do 12 4 2' 9
„ 44 7:319
Isaac Brown 100 12 3 2 9
Josiah Bartlett. Esq. do r 137
do do 10 x 2 64
4 ^ 44 3 2 4
Joseph Greely 100 641 46
do do 3 46
I, do 44- 20 3 2 4
Nathaniel Greely ifo 1 31 37
^,c B do 16 22 37
f c 44 17 3 8 '
100 83137
W do § cz 28'
1 do 2ff
Nonrtfdent Delinquent in Wentworth, continued
Acree. Num. R. Div. Ct.
Diah Hook 100 7 31 46
do do 7 3274
do 44 64 316
Henry Merril 100 3 3155
do do 5 1218
do 44. S 324
Reuben Morse 100 2 55
Thomas Martin do 11 32 18
do 44 3 1 , 3 2 4
Samuel Page, jun. 100 9426;
Samuel Page 44 41 316
Enoch Page 106 1; 4 2 18
Ebenezer Page do , 12 2 1 74
,do do 432 55
do } 44 15 3 8
Jonathan Page 100 8 4 x 91
do do 8 42 74
do 44 22 331
Samuel Palmer 100 11 22 55
do 44 it 3 20
William Parker jr. 100 13 2 2 18
do 44 43 16 16
Peter Ruffcll 100 642 55
do 44 63 316
Ebenezer Stevens 100 15 3 2 iS
do 44 4 34
Samuel Stevens 100 851 64
do do 14 1 2 27
Jacob Stevens do 6 2 1 37
do do 2 4$
do , 44 3 3 8
Theophilus Stevens 160 15 1 2 37
Ebenezer Stevens do 1 2 137
do do 131 2 27
do 44 49 3 8
Stephen/Scales ied 2 41
do "44 65 316
Elijah True 100 91 274
, do 44 35 320
William True 100 1142 9
do 44 18 38
Thomas True 100 1 46
do, 44 37 3 2 ,
Philips Win'te IQO 1 46
William Wipte do 5 7 146
Capt. Batcheldor iqo 10 1 2 55
do 44 2 4 31 s
Parker Cooper 100 15 22 18
do 44 2 38
John Coleman 100 8 3 2 55
do 44 30 3 18
Nathaniel Currier 100 9 5 1 74
do do 16 3 237
do 44 4 2 3'7
Abel Davis xoo 3 2 1 37
, do do 2 4$
do 44 16 31g
Samuel Dudley 100 14 32 it
do 44 4 31
Jonathan Evans 75 , L '? "
do 44 49 3^
David Evans 100 8 12 74
Thomas Elkins 106 § 2 2 27
do 44 4G .3,
Joseph Eafiman x 100 16 4 2 ?7
do 44 39 333
Jacob Gale too ii 1 2 55
do 44 26 38
Rev. Jeremiah Fogg ico 9 1 1110
do 100 422 27
do 44 12 3 S
Jonathan Greely 100 12 22 18
Jona. CTeelnjumioo^S 2 2 64
Nonresident delinquents in ORFORD.
B. Batcheldor 106 >5 3 74
James Brown do 16 8 4,
do do 17 4 74
do 50 East half 210 24
Hez. Smith 100 16 1 98
Jere. Dow, or 50 East half 910 6i
Phil. Hooker 100 11 49
^^ ?^U° PorfotS 6 8 M
Hale,Efq.dec d
do 50 East half 810 37
do do do 6jo 37
do do do 12 8 49
do do Weft half 7 9 49
do do do ,10 37
do do East half 9 9 3,
do 100 16 7 61
do 40 19 8 24
do xoo 8 6 74
do do 17 49
do do 13998
do 50 East half 2 9 37
do do do 19 37
1 do 100 16 7 74
do dg 3 3 24
do do hril 3 98
dp 50 Weft half 7 8 24
do 100 2 2 98
do 50 East half 9 9 24
do do River Lot 14 86
do do 10 2 47
do 100 , 11 3 98'
do 50 Weft half 1 8 49'
do 100 16 5 74
do 50 East half 6 8 3.7
do 100 14 15 74
do do 15 574
do do 97 °\
do do 16 4 49
do 50 Weft half 6 9 24
do 100 i 2 /4
do do >6 37
do 50 undrawn 1%
do 100 16 8 49'
do do 17 4 7€
do do 1110 49'
ByfieidLord 100 14 4 74
THOMAS RUSSELL, jun. Colie^
of the 56tb Colleaim Di&iri*
Pier'mo^ Z^L&r 2b, logoff'
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