The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1795-03-06 00:00:00, page 4

The Parnassian Field.
MAN.
MAN ! know tbyflf. All wijdam centers
there!
To none manfamrignoble but to man ;
Angeli that grandeur, men o'mook § admire : ^
How long fall human nature be their Look,
Degex'rate mortal ! and unread by thee ?
The beam dim reckon feedsfaws Bonders there ;
Wbatbigb contents ! Illujirious faculties !
But the grand comment, which displays at full
Our human height, jcarcejever'dfrom divine,
By heav'n compos'd was publijh'd on the erofs. ^
Who looks on that, and fees not in bimjelj
An awfulflranger, a terreHrial God ?
Aglorious partner with the Deity
In that high attribute immortal life ?
If a God bleeds, he bleeds -not for a worm ;
I gaze, and, as I gaze, my mounting Joul
Catches ftrangefire, Eternity !at thee;
And drops the world—or rather, more enjoys :
How chang'd the face of nature ! bow improv'd !
What fam'd a chaos, fbines a glorious world,
Or, what a world, an Eden; heighten'd al[!
It is another sane ! another felf !
And fill another as time rolls along ;
And that afelffar more illustrious fill.
Beyond long ages, yet roll'd up in fades,
Unpierc'd by bold corjeßure's keenest ray,
What evolutions of furprifag fate !
How nature opens, and receives my foul
In boundless walks of raptur'd thought! where
gods - \'
Encounter and embrace me ! What new births
Offtrange adventure, foreign to the fun,
Where what now cfarms, perhaps, wbate'ef
exifs,
Old time, and fair creation, are forgot !
Is this extravagant ? Os man weform
Extravagant conception to be j«f:'
Conception unconfin'd wants wings to reach him !
Beyond its reach, the Godhead only more.
He, the great Father ! kindled at one flame
The world of rationale ; one spirit pour'd
From spirit's awfulfountain ; pour'd Himfelf
Thro' all their fouls; but not in equal flream,
Propufe or frugal of the injuring God,
As bis wife plan demanded; and when pas
Their various trials in their various ft heres,
If they continue rational as made,
Rejorbs them all into bimjelf again ; ,
His throne their centre, and bis smile tbei, crown.
young.
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Lawsof Newbampfbire.
Faffed at the Session of the Legislature begun
and holden at Concord, in Dec. 1794.
—re
An Ad in addition to an A&, prescribing
the time and mode of redeeming real es
tate mortgaged or conveyed by deed of
bargain and sale, with defeazance.
Whereas the remedy by action again ft the mort
gagee, vendee, bis beirs, executors or adminis
trators, or those claiming under him prescribed
by said ad, when the condition of Jucb mort
gage deed, or deed of defeasance hath been per
formed, may by reason of the insolvent condition
of such mortgagee, vendee, or perjon claiming
Wider him, or by reason that bis ptrjonor estate
may not be come at, so that the fame may be at-"
tached to reftond the damages in Jucb case sus
tained, prove inffAual :—•
For remedy whereof.
BE it enabled by tbe Senate and House
of Representatives in General Court
convened, That whenever the condi
tion of such mortgage deed, or such
deed of defeazance 6ath been, or (hall
hereafter be fulfilled, or tender of the
performance thereof hath been, or (hall
be duly made, it (ball and may be law
ful for the mortgager, his heirs, exec
ufo, administrators, or assigns in case
of& negled, or refufal of the mort
g^e, vendee, or person claiming un
der him, to acknowledge fatiifaaion
and payment of such mortgage or
deed, or otherwise to make and exe
cute a deed of quitclaim and release
thero?, as prescribed in said aft, to
petition the Justices of the Superior
Court of Judicature, or any one of
them, stating the conveying of foch
estate, the condition and the perform
ance of the fame, or the tender of per
formance thereof, whereupon the Juf
tiee& of said Court, or any one of them
as aforefaid,(hall direct that the ad
^erfe party beServed with a copy of
said pillion and order thereon; or that
the fame te left at his last and usual
rte of abode, fourteen days prio^
2 fining ot said Court, then next to
be holden in hid county, wh^e such
mortgaged or conveyed ellate ties, or
in case that the adverse party be not
an inhabitin' of this, or an atfoir.it %
State, then that the fubfhece of Aid
petition and order thereon, be pub
lished in such public newlpaper, and
so many times fucctflivety as the^ftid
Courr or Justices dull cire& ; &d
upon proof of the fulfilment of laid
order, the laid Court (halt proceed to
hear said petition, and if it Shall ap
pear that the condition of such mort
gage deed, or that such deed of de
fetance hath been fulfilled or per
formed, or that a tender thereof hath
been duly made ; the said Court Shall
adjudge and decree the performance
or tender thereof as aforefaid ; an at
tested copy whereof being recorded
in the office of the registry of deeds,
in the county wh^re such mortgaged
or conveyed estate lies, Shall have the
fame force, effect and validity in law,
that a quitclaim and rejeafe of such
mortgaged, or conveyed estate by the
mortgagee, vendee, or person claim
ing under him, duly executed and re
corded, might or could have ; and
whenever a tender Shall be proved as
aforefaid, the sum tendered Shall be
brought into Court and delivered to
the clerk thereof, to the use of such
mortgagee, vendee, or person claim
ing under him as aforefaid, and in case
any issue in fad upon said petition
Shall be had, the fame Shall be tried
by Jury, and cost may be granted, or
otherwise, as the Court, all circum
stances considered Shall judge to be
just and equitable.
The foregoing a# was returned by bis Excel
lency tbe Governor with bis objections thereto, and
afterwards repaffid by two thirds of both branches
of tbe Legijlature.
Passed Jan, 16, 179^
House and Land for sale.
Tobe Sold by the Subscriber,
AN EXCELLENT FARM,
CONTAINING about 37 acres, situated
I mile from Dunbarton meeting house,
lying on the main road through said town,
with a large new dwelling house, forty feet
fronting the weft, 50 fronting the north, with
three rooms well finished—Likewife a new
barn, and a good well of water, with a beau
tiful collection of young fruit trees—Ab^ut
13 acres under good improvement—A good
stand fora Trader, Phyficianor any Mecha
nic.
Any person wishing to purchase,
may know the terms by applying to the sub
scriber on the premises.,
SYMMES SAWYER.
Dunbarton, Feb. 16, 1795.3
Please to take notice.
THE Subscriber informs all those
persons with whom he has Book Ac
counts open, and has been doing business
for, that an immediate settlement is wanting
— that he may be enabled to fettle with his
creditors. SYMMES SAWYER.
Dunbarton, Feb. 16, 1795.5
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Ta^e notice.
A L L persons, indebted to Major
- Amos Morrill, of Epsom, either by
note or account, are requested to make pay
ment, on Monday, the 30th day of March
next, at the dwelling house of Mr. William
Nafon, In Epsom, to the Subscriber, who
will attend at time and place for that pur
pose.
Those persons, indebted as afore
faid, who negleft this notice, may exped to
be sued without delay.
fr; THOMAS THOMPSON.
Salisbury, Fab. 24, 1795.3
fyPhTC^
ON the night of the 25th instant,
the Store of the fubferiber was broken
open, and the following artides taken, vi^,
One piece Caffimere—one piece Velvet
one dozen worsted Hofe—ohe piece checked
Linen—one dozen Women's kid Gloves :—
with a variety of Handkerchiefs, of the fol
lowing kinds :—lndia Bandannoes—black
Barcelona ditto—check'd Silk do.—feyeral
pieces Silk and Cotton do.—Cotton do.—
Liuhen dd.=one„piece Chintz Shawls—fan
dry kinds of Twist—several hundred Nee
dies, &c. &c.—There are the ftroogeft raffic
I of fefoicien agaloft a certain person, who
calls his name CALEB OAKS.—He is a
well built person ; about fiveieet ten inches,
or fix feet high—dark hair, and grey eyes—
thick sete —about twenty 'fix years of age.-—
Had on, while in this town, a light coloured
striped elastic coat, considerable worn, and a
light mix'd coloured broadcloth one—velvet
waistcoat and breeches—round hat, wore
boots, and looks like a thief. —He had a red
(hag waiffcoat ; and his great coat was a dark
brown, trimed round the cape,,coller, cuffs,
&c. with fealfkio, furr out.—He rode a dark
bay horse, carries his head low, and trots.—
He is a Shoemaker by profeffion, and plays
on the violin, which he keeps with him.
Whoever will secure said thief in any of the
jails of this Commonwealth, or recover said
goods so that the fubferiber may hive them,
shall have" TWENTY DOLLARS reward,
and all lawful charges.
JEREMIAH MAYHEW.
Newbedford, (Mass.) Jan. 28, 1795.
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Department of War.
Philadelphia, Jan. 26, 1795.
INFORMATION is hereby given
to all the Military Invalids of the
United States, that the fams to which
they are entitled for fi^ months of
their annual pension, from the fourth
of September, 1794, and which will
become due on the sth day of March,
1 795> will be P'i d 00 that day, by
the Commissioners of Loans, within
the States refpedively, under the usu
al regulation.
Application of Executors and Ad
ministrators, must be accompanied
with legal evidence of their refpeaive
appointments, and of the time of the
decease of the Invalids, whole pen
sions they may claim.
By order of the President of the
United States,
TIMOTHY PICKERING, Sec'ry ofWar.
A word of caution.
A LL perforis are hereby cautioned
against purchasing the Farm lately ad
vertised in the Courier to be fold by Solomon
Dow, of Bow, on thelaft Thursday of Match
next, as said farm is in dispute between tbe
said Solomon and the credkors of his father.
Capt. Richard Dow, deceased.—unless they
are desirous of purchasing a lawsuit.
Feb. 20. A CREDITOR.
Runaway Apprentice.
WHEREAS, Stephen Scales, an
apprentice indented to me the sub
scriber, has absented himlelf from my service,
contrary to my command. This is to for
bid all performs harbouring or trusting him
on my account, as I will discharge no debt of
his contrading after the date ; and if be is
brought to me, will give no reward and pay
no charges. Said apprentice is 17 years of
age ; thick set, dark complexion, black hair;
wore and carried off with him, one bottle
green furtout, London brown coat, two pairs
of cloath-coloured overalls, three waistcoats,
and other final! articles.
DANIEL CLARK.
Bofcawen, Feb. ;, 1795.
• LL4_¥= I
Apprentice wanted.
^ The Printers want an apprentice, from
12 to 16 years of age—who can read, write
and cypher—who will be inftruded in the art
of Printing, and found with eloathing, &c.
:Harvard College Lottery. ?
, TICKETS and^UARTRRS of TICKETS
in the Second Class of
HARVARD COLLEGE LOTTERY,
WHICH will positively commence drawing
, the 9th of April next, may be bad>
At Wait ^ FijEs Stored
where the Prizes will be paid on demaud.
\' Concord; Fob. ^. :
;~: ^ FOR SALE, f } ,
A quantity of Deer's Leather. I
A few bags of Spinning WOOL.I
Cajh given for Shipping ^ rs $
&.toft - 0 I
_ _ .. _ HI -L - - - -; -~^-
B OOKS:
TO BE SOLD,
AT PETER EDES's BOOK STORE
in Haverhill, (Maffachufett,),
RoSS's Latin Grammar,
Clark's Erafmut,
Alexander's Grammar,
Dana's Seleaion,
Efop's Fables,
Friend of Youth,„
Children's Friend,
Latin Accidence,
Webster's fnftitutes, firft, second and
third parts, &
Perry's Spelling Books,
Primers by the dozen;
^r fa-
AT THE SAME PLACE MAY BE HAD,
A Journal or the Travels and Suffer
ings of Daniel Saunders, jun a ma,
riner on board the (hip Commerce
of Boftoo, Samuel Johnson, Comr
minder—which was cast away nea-
Cape Morebet, on the coast of A
r^bia, July 10th, 1792.
Blair's Leduret,
Sermons,
Price's Sermon's,
Hopkins's System of Divinity,
Hervey's Meditations,
Edwards on the Affections,
Seneca's Morals,
Bunyan's Holy War,
—- Grace abounding,
Life of Joseph, the Son of Israel,
Young Clerk's Magazine,
Boyle's Voyages,
Steuben's Exercise,
Buchan's Family Fhyfician,
Cullen's Practice,
Hamilton on Female Complaints,
System of Surgery,
Diseases of Children.
ALSO,
Watt's Malms and Hymns,
Divine Songs for the Use of
Children,
mith'sHymns,
Mr. Osgood's celebrated Thanksgiv
ing Sermon,
French Convert,
Valentine and Orson,
Fairy Tales,
Franklin's Way to Wealth,
Gulliverßevived,
Chefterfield's Principles of Politenefe,
Search after Happiness,
Death of Cain,
The Whole Duty of Woman,
Billings's, Holden's, and Kimball's
Singing Books,
Foffer's Differtationi on the Seventy
Weeks of Daniel,
Blank Deeds, &c. &c.Q
AT THE SAME PLACE MAT BE HAD,
, A general assortment of
BOOKS and STATIONARY.
O BOOKS given for RAGS, as
' above. ^-^
" SMALL POX. —
70 Hr^B 0 N D,
Most refpedfully informs the public, that
he.will open his Hospital,
so inoculate with tbe Small Pox,
the second Monday of February next.
ANY person or persons, wishing to
put themselves under that ope
ration, may have an opportunity from
the aforefaid day until the 24th of
next March. When it ja convenient,
(even days notice is required.
n. B. The Hospitals are now
free from infection—one of them en
bjirely new.
Hampftead, Jan. 31,1795,
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