The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1802-02-23 00:00:00, page 4

HOW . beautiful, as well as uleful, are
the labors of the Hulbandman | What
a fatisfaltion 10 look around him, and fee
every where the improvement of his own
diligence, and the works of his own ar,
which, fecondzd by boumiful nature, ena
bles him to be always gathering some of the
£ruits, while at the {ame time, he beholds
others ripening, and some budding—He fees
‘his gardens and his fields, covered with the
produce of his own indullry, and feces that
3!l his works are good.
Agricultural.
IT appears from the sacred records, that
Noah the father of the new world, as
well as Adam the firft father of the whole
human race, was 2 hofbandman., As Noah
had lived {ix hundred years before the flood,
he was doubtlels acquainted with the various
praftices and improvements in husbandry a
mong the antediluvians. Afier the building
of Babel and the fublequent difpeifion of
the famiifes of mankind, Noah is supposed
10 bave gone eastward, about one hundred
and fificen years after the flood, and to have
laid the foundation of the Chinele Empire :
and his {kill in husbandry, together with the
great veneration that was naturally attached
to his name and memory, might have been
the principal causes, that husbandry, even
fiom the sarlieft ages, has been held in very
high eftcem in China. In order to honor
-and encourage this most uleful employment,
it 1s an established custom for the Chinese
Emperor, once a year, to till the ground
with his own hands ; and there is also said
to be a permapent law of the land, which
forbids the arresting any husbandman for
debt, during the buly seasons of sowing and
reaping.. And as husbandry, as well as the
ufeful mechanical arts, has from times im
memorial been greatly encouraged, honored
and patronifed in China, that extensive ter
ritory is tilled and cultivated with o much
-indultry and £kill 2s to feed and support in
numerable multitudes of inhabitants ; for
the earth is a Kind mother, and richly repays
its children for all the attemiion they give it.
Next to China, Egypt has been deservedly
famed of old for its indultry and tkil! in hus
bandry. Mifraim, a son of Ham and grand
son of Noah, with his family and depend
ants, fertled in Egypt, as has been comput.
ed, about one handred and sixty nine years
afier the flood. And it is rationally pre.
fumed that before his migration thither, he
hd derived from his father and grandfather
2 good degree of skill in husbandry ; and in
the mean time, the place where he foisled
was one of the best in the world for reduc
iag bhis agricultaral knowledge to pradtice.
“Thefannual overflowing of the river Nile
(and Connellicut river 1n vhat refpe@ is its
daughter) brings and leaves upon the land a
manure of the richell kind ; while the rays
of a very warm and genial fun carry forward
vegetation with astonishing rapidity. Avail
ing themselves of these édvamagca. the set.
tlers of Egypt loon made it the granary of
the neighboring nations, So great were the
riches, which were derived to that nation
from ihe purfoits of hafbandry, that some
were led to believe they had discovered the
secret chemical procels by which they could
change common fubflances into gold ; and
the question being put to the king of Egypt,
whether he bad really found the philoso
pher’s flone, he answered in the affirmative,
and thewed to the inquirers a plough, by the
ofe of which, he said, every thing might be
Mifeellancous Repository.
o SRR TR A e
THE SEASON.
HE wither’d leaves; the fading year,
T Tells mortal man the time draws near,
The torch of life must disappear,
When all must {leep in peace ;
When rich and poor, mean and the brave,
The monarch and the abje& {lave,
Come to one end, must have one grave,
And all dftin&lions cease.
Look back on Spring, with all her charms,
How soon she fled from Summer’s arms | -
And Summer 100, took the alarm,
Autamn has also fled :—
Pale Winter now, with cold embrace,
With giant firides draws on apace,
Locks up the earth, and veils her face,
And nature droops her head.
Baut tranflent is this gloomy fcene;—
Flora again will deck the green,
And {miling May resume her reign,
"~ And Winter disappear ;—
But Man, when once his Summer’s o’er,
His flecting fun reach’d Pluto’s shore,
Will cross life's equinox no more,
Nor more its pleafares share.
MORALIST.
CONSIDER how we ought to be af
fefted, when they, from whom fulpi
<ions have alienated, or rivalry has divided
us ;they with whom we have long contend
ed, or by whom we imagine ouifelves to
have fuffered, are laid, or about to be laid,
in the grave. How inconsiderable then ap
‘pear thole broils in which we have long been
involved, those contests and feuds which we
thought were t 0 last forever ! The awful
moment that now terminates them, mzkes
us feel for their vanity—ls there be 2 spark
of humanity left in the breast, the remem
brance of our common fatethen awakens it.
1s there 2 man, who, if he were admirted to
stand by the death-bed of his bitterest ene.
my, and behold him during that confli&,
which human nature must fuffer at last,
would not be inclined to stretch forth the
hand of friendfhip, to utter the voice of for
givenels, and to with for perfe& reconcilia
tion with him before he leh the world ?
Who is there, that, when he beholds the re
mains of his adversary deposited in the dust,
ffeels not, in that moment, some relentings
@t the remembrance of thole past animosities
which mutvally embittered their life ?
%« There lies the man, with whom I con.
tended so long, filént and mate forever. He
isfalleg s and I am about to follow him.
How poor is the advantage which I now en
joy ? gx?here are the fruits of all our con
tefls © In a short time we shall be laid to
gether, and no remembranee remain of ei
ther of us, under the fun.”
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: J. MELCHER.
ki
Nathaniel §.%sWafbington Peirce
Having purchased of Mr. Joun
Mercuer _his whole right, title and
firm in the Newhamp(hire GazeTTE,
together with his whole apparatus of
printing materials, refpe&fully inform
the public, that they, the said Natha
niel and Wathington, have this day
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tensive circulation, not onlyin the
lower towns, but more especially in
the interior parts of New-Hampshire
and Diftri& of Maine, it is thereby
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Advertisements of every description,
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cretary of State.
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any other paper in New-England
can boalt of equal celebrity ? as prin
ters to the State of New-Hampthire,
and as printers to the United States ;
the Laws of the Union and of New-
Hampshire, will always be found in
the Gazette ; and the purchase of this
one paper, may well supply the place
of every other paper; consequently,
a great acceflion of new Subscribers is
expected ; more especially, as the pro
prietors of the said firm, avow them
selves to be pure AmERICANS at heart,
and firmly attached to the General
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¢ The GAZETTE will be con
tinued as usual, to every fubfecriber,
unless {pecial orders to the contrary
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vidually fubferibed anew with the
present Proprietors.
And as they have now taken posses
sion of the stand, lately occupied by
Mr. Melcher, at the corner of Market
ftreet, they also inform the public, that
they are opening FOR SALE
- A valuable assortment of
in almost every branch of Knowledge,
and polite Literature, :
Together with a capital assortment of
STATIONARY, &3¢, &'c.
They would beg leave to observe,
that they are resolved- to go largely,
into the printing of Books,%lanks,&c.
and would be highly gratified, in re
eciving the commanfs of a generous
and enlightened community !
William Bowles,
Painter and Glazier,
ESPECTFULLY informs the
R' public in general, that he has ta
ken a shop in Daniel-Street, *
Sign of the Pant-Pot,
Where he carries on the
Painting and Glaziering Business,
with neatness and dispatch, and should
be happy to receive the commands of
a generous public. o i U
HE HAS FOR SALE
All kinds of PAINTS,
dry or ground in Oil, for ship or coun
try ‘ufe, which will be put’ up ar_&;he
shortest notjce. ; s
Portfmeuth, February 16, 180¢.
N OTICE is hereby
. given to all persons not to trust
Greenvear Stvey, as he is-a minor
under twenty-one_years of age j~~and
furthermore I will pay no debt of his
contracting. ;
. JOHN SEVEY.’
Ch‘“@f. Feb. 4 ,180’0
Stare or New-Hamesuirs, O
» J ; Cbef,i:
T OTICE is hereby given to the proprietors and owners of land in the town
N of New-Grantham, in the county of Chethire and State of New-Hamp.
shire, who are delinquent in paying their taXes for the year 1800, that so much
of their land in said town as will pay said taxes and cost, will be fold at p}lb
lic vendue to the highest bidder, at the dwelling-house of Mr. Amos Spalding,
in said town, on Tuesday the zgth day of June next, at 10 of the clock in the
forenoor, unless prevented by previous payment. » :
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TORrRs NAMES, §~ »g % g. >g@ ?}- sgn o
488 RBS #Bd4
et MG Q. el e T
Elias Jones, 100 46 § 13" 100 35 410 100 23 2 6
Capt. Jonathan Hunt, 000 o ©OO 0o 1002326
Benjamin Barrett, ©OO © 000 .0 1002326
Seth Field, Esq. 100 46 513 100 35 410 100 23 2 6
Thomas Williams, © 000 O. 10035 410 1002326
Oliver Warner, 900 W KOO 35410 1002336
James: Stocdley, - 100 46 §l3 100 35 410 100 232 6
Oliver Barrett, 100 46 513 000 0 O 0.0
Mrs. Packe-, 100 46 §l3 100 35 410 ©c 000
James Dwyre, 5. 00 0 €0 00 0. 1008% 26
Elisha Alexander, 100 46 §l3 00w -0 2008 36
Capr. Samud Hunt, 100 46 §l3 © 006 0 ,t 0023.2 6
James Stoodley, Esq. oo o 0O oo o. 4002326
Lt. Samuel Aflley, 100 46 5 13 0D o o 09000
Joseph Stebbins, - o' g 0 o . 100 2326
Oliver Doolittle, 9 .08:0 .0 .00.0 1008 26
Arad Hunt, 50 233 '6 60222 6 1002326
Gad Lyman, 100 46.5 13 0 0 00 2456
Thormas Williams, Esq. © o 0 6. 10035410 1002326
Elitha Hunt, §0 83 3.6 g -¢oo.o 10226
Lt. Samuel Hunt, @po D G9o 0 'log 2338
Samion Willard, 000 0 ©oo 0 100 23-% 6
Samuel Dickenion, 100 46 513 ©OO 0 1002326
John Hunt, 0, -0 09 "0, 100 s¥ 410 0033 36
Lois Butler, O DO 0 100 35 416 100498 38
John Hunt, jun, ; 40 23 3 6 000 0. Wtz 6
George Field, 100 46 513 100 35 410 100 23 2 6
Martin Ashley, : 100 46 13 100 35 410 100 23 2 6
Benjamin Hall, jun. Efg. 100 46 §l3 100 35 410 “ 100 23 z 6
Bunker Gay, BD& 0 000 ¥ 3025286
Moses Bf)lding, 000 .0 0%9 0 16023136
Lucius Doolittle, - 6.0 6 10045 ¢lO 100 2226
Moses Hawk, : 100 46 §l3 o og e 0 000
Benjamin Hall, Efg. 0.0 0 .0 . 10035 4'lo 160 23 3.6
Martha Belding, 000 .o o.oo'o 1002820
Medad Pomroy, 100 46 §l3 0 0,0 0 100 2326
James Nevins, Esq. 5033 3.6 0. 00 0 1002 y4B
Thomas Rockwood, 00 B Yap B e 23 16
Josiah Jones, ¢OO O 050 0 300 2346
Nathantel Dickenfon, ©OO o 0000 0 1002372 6
William Pulfrey, ©OO O Q 060 0. 10023 26
Theodore Atkinson, Efg. ene 6oacre lot No. 9, Road tax 56 cents, }
County tax § cents, Staje tax 13 cents.
JAMES SMITH, Collector.
New-Grantham, Febmary 16, 1802.
STATE oF New-Hampsuire,
- County of Grafion.
VOTICE is hereby gives teo the original
5 propictors and owners of lands in the
town of LANDAFF, in {aid county, that
atax of Two Dorrars and FirTy
CenTs was afleflcd on each original right
or share, agreeable to a vote of said proprie
tors, pzfled the ¢Gth day-of Avguft, A. D.
1800 ; that so much of said lands will be
fold at public vendae, at the dwelling houle
of Jonathan Noyes, insholder in said Lan
daff, on the second Tuesday of April,next,
at g o’clock in the forenoon, as will pay said
tax with incidental charges, unless prevent
ed by previous payment ; the names of the
original proprictors are as follows, viz,—
James Avory, Jchn Grigg, John Fancher,
Abraham Weed, Thaddeas Bell, Jonaihan
Bell, Samuel Bates, John Bates, Eliphalet
Sealey, Guthom Bates, Jeremiah Avndrews,
JoP’h Stevens,{Elifha Lead, Rob’t Andrews,
James Talmage, Jacob Stevens, Job Bish
op, Ephraim Smith, Jorad Lead, John Wa.
terbury, Thomas Waterbury, John Holmes,
John Holmes, jr. Samuel Penove, John
Newman, Cary Lead, Isaac Hoyt, Benjamin
Taylor, Abraham Andrews, John Bowton,
Dan’] Bowton, Walter Norris, Ezekiel Haw
ley, Nathaniel Rynolds, Joshua Lounfbury,
John Gregg, Sam’l Gregg, Henry Gregg,
Wm. Gregg, Justice Bush Gregg, Nathaniel
Sherwood, Tho’s Close, Joseph Bennidiat,
Nath’l Mead, Nathan Rynold, jr. Edward
Brush, Shubel Bruth, Tim’y Wood, Jona.
Hobby, jr. Juflus Knap, Theophilus Peck,
Reaben” Green, Samuel Ferris, Joseph
Wood, Ezekie! Finch, jr. Ebenezer Finch,
Jona. Knap, jr. Jolhua Knap, jr. Ebene
zer Seamore, John Holms, Nathaoiel Bar
rell, James Nevin, Mark H., Wentworth,
Joseph Newmarch.
EZRA CHANDLER, Colle&or.
Land~ff, fan. 27, 180¢.
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State of New-Hamplhire,
Rockingham, [].
OTICE is hereby given to' the non.
N resident owners of Jaud iu dhic wownol
Ravmo rn o, in (2id county, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1800, that so
much of their land is will pay said taxes
with incidental charges, will be fold at pub
lic vendue at the dwelling-house of SHE R -
BURNE BLAKE, in/faid Raymond, on the
twelfth day of Apr‘l next, at ten of the
clock in-the forenoon, unless prevented by
previous payment. § & T
PR s 0%
go: 808 &
S 8 8 g 8 8§
PP W K N
C.C.C.C.C.
Daniel Brown, Poplin, o 13 g 18 5 2y
Elitha Brown, «uto, 8 8 18 10 3 25
Steph’nLufkin, Chefler, go 7 18 10 3 30
Wid, E. French,do, 85 o o 14 4 85
Benjamin Hills, do. 19 o o 2 1 12
‘J.Robenfon,Brentwood 50 1024 13 4 43
John Smith, do. o 0 13 g 2 18 536
(3?)le.l;’Bmitl‘?d do.. 20 G .0 8 110
Abraham and Isaac | P
Jol?:am?drﬂ [t © 9ot 123984
R EMT AL FILLORTON, &b
ohn Noran, Cliefler, 60 13 31 17 5 54
Raymond, Jan. 4, 1802. \ is
"I uE Shop at the head
-7 of Market-ftseet, lately occupied
by Wﬂﬂxingmn.?t:e as a Bookstore,
isnow to let,and may be entered upon
immediately, Inquire of the printers.
STATE oF New-HamrsHlßE.
Graftan,ﬁ.
NOTICE is hereby given to the non
resident ownersof land in New-Chefler,
in the county of Grafton, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1801 ; that un
less they pay (aid taxes to me the subscriber
on or before the 19th day of April next, so
much of their land as will pay the fame, to
gether with incidental charges, will be fold
at public vendue, at the dwelling-house of
Wirriam SEARLE, in said tows, at ten
o’clock, A. M. on said day.
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NAMES OF THE ';,b 8 Ry
ORIIGINAL s & S
PROPRIETORS. g S A
2 L C.C.
John Gorden, 18 -4 100 73 5
Robert Craige, 22 4 100 46 3
Owner unknown, 23 4 100 46 3
John Tolford, 24 4 100 46 3
Stephen Ferrington, ~28 4 100 46 3
Solly and March, 30 4 100 46 3
Henry Hall, 31 4 100 46 3
Jobn Aiken, 32 4 Ico 46 3
Richard Pearle, 38 4 100 48 3
Matthew Thornton, 45 4 100 8o b
James M’ Jerfon, 43 4 100 58 4
Mat'w Livermore, Esq. 75 4 100 80 6
John Mills, 80 4 100 73 5
John Kelsy, 81 4 100 73 5
Robert White, 88 4 100 66 3
Josiah Willa.d, 90 4 100 46 3
John Tolford, jr. 9! 4 100 58 4
Samuel Searle, 92 4 Ico 46 3
z g [Jobn Coflilo, o 2 8 463
& = 4 Geo. Atkinson, 0 3 80 46 3
5(2 Thomas Packer, o 4 8o 46 3
Henry Herrin, o B 100 858 3
James Moor, 9 3 100 58 4
Joha Aiken, 17 8100 58 4
Mark Carr, 18 g 100 806
Jeremiah Coleburn, 20 8 100 73 5
Nathanicl Ingalls, 25 3 100 46 3
Solly and Matrch, 0 3 100 29 2
Capt. Thomas Wells, ‘33 3 100 58 4
Richard Pearle, 34 8 100 38 4
Matihew - Livermorc, 38 3 100 46 3
James White, . 40 3 100 46 3
Timothy Ingalls, .54 3 100 38 4
Thomas Wallingsford, 56 3 100 58 4
_]ohn chtwonb,, 57 3 100 20 ¢
Ebenezer Dearbon, 60 3 100 29 2
Jotham Odiorn, Esq. 69 '3 100 46 3
Alexander M'Clare, 92 3 100- 39 3
Stephen Ferrington, 726 3 100 .80 6
Matthew Thornton, Efg:B2 3 100 48 3
ditto, 3 88 g 100 65 5
John Mann, 92 1 ‘45 6§ 5
'JOHN SEARLE, Colletor.
« New-Chefler, Fan. 23, 1800.
For Sale, Freight or
L AR
/o "T HE brig CAMIL
f 5 N A LUS, burthen about
&% | one hundred and twenty
. XNOeB Y three tons. For terms ap
”‘i‘l’fj ply to. Tuomas Man
> NING or Jouwn GoDDARD,
on Portsmouth Pier.
Portsmouth, February 16, 1802,
FOUND,
ASMAEL, bunch of KEYS ;—
A\ the owner may have them again
by applying to the Printers, and pay
ing for this advertisement, '
FCbmaTr 16, . .
To Puizirs Waiss, Efg. proprietors
clerk for the townfbip of Warren, in
the county of Grafion and State of New-
Hamp/hire. '
E the subscribers, owners of
U @ one sixteenth part both of
the divided and undivided land in
said town, request you to warn & meet
~ing of the proprietors or owners of
' land in said town, to meet together on
- Friday the 28th day of May next, at
the dwelling-house of William Butler,
Esq. innholder in said town, at 2 of
the clock in the afternoon, to a& on
the following articles, vjz.
F 1. To choose a Moderator.
2d. To choose Agents to fettle a dis
pute between the proprietory of said
Warren and the proprietory of the
township of Coventry, refpedting the
line between said towns, and to give
them such power as they may think
proper.
3d. To choose an Agent or Agents
to examine refpe@ing the bounds and
lines between Warren and Peeling,
and give him or them such power as
they may think proper.
4th. To vote what sum of money
they will raise to defray charges, &ec.
ssth. To choose Affeflors and a Col
letor, WILLIAM HACKET,
GILMAN WHITE,
DAVID CURRIER,
* MOSES BROWN, for
- the eßtate of Samver }
. Wuite, Es. deceased.
RICHARD WHITE,
for Stersex Gornam.
- Fan. 15, 1803.
" STATE oF NEw-HaMPSHIRE,
In compliance aith the Joregotng re
quefl, the proprictors or otwners of land
in said township of Warren, are hereby
warned to meet at the tims and place, for
the purposes above mentioned,
P. \VHITE, Pro. Clerk.
Southampton, Jan. 18, 1802. °
STOVE—FOR SALE., .
07 A Small Sheet-Iron Stove, new
this winter, with 271 b. new fannel, for sale
rcafonablz. Inquire. of the Printers.
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State of I\/fcl:-olza.myﬂzi:_fz.r aR“ ‘: :
T’rg{ fubraibq:'be]i,fi aj *.ﬁﬁ“'ﬂ” %
0 jojeph Loomis, fuflicelofis e Poane; 12
I er of more than one. K 0 e,
Jand in Wales’s Locaum,g [ aape
request you to warn the o miefors of foic
V‘}ales’s Location, te m, sgt e hor mos
Simeon Drake in Pitﬁ@ﬁq@" ot Bop g 3
jngham, in f{aid State),'(‘, .f‘.‘ﬂ..u 4~ .'r‘ “i‘
day of April next, at three fg;ﬁf._'.~
noon, to at on the fnﬂp&f’f AR 5
1. To choose a Msdeatat, 54h K,
Afleflors, a Colleftor, Treulgmer, 2 Core ‘
mittee and all legal o/ficers s Bic il 2
ed. To fee how A‘ﬂ,"i*g‘
low to be pitched on z sight, g “whEbnies |
thod they will take 1 fever said-1 it on ot
cach onginal propriiryiesd o, Sk
money they will rarig 20 defiay ~afgen o %
and tg a&t )(,m all oth ez gtt;a
may think expedient, ! f“ I}}s Pl
SAMUBEIE. BislOp.
Colebrook, January §#% PRE k- E 7
, ARG -
In pursuance to the onidr ;- bﬁj %
hereby notify and wdy :ﬁ‘, Bde v f“"
the above mentioned | e ‘;f’i‘? éiony oo |
meet at the time, placcy ef 0) t{;ﬂrm
Jpecified above. 2 \ﬁbﬁ .TyTR A
JOSEPH LOOMIS Sgtsebopivie Poci.
Clvroak, January SURRE S s il
State of New* 4 ‘“‘"‘%‘; LR
“Gratton, .
NOTICE is here 7en to @c‘
non-resident prol"fies2“"%#!"’o%*{s3-ff“*f
ers of the following righteof land in.
Lincoln, county of Graftolf, Stat# of
New-Hampthire, who haﬁ”ﬁoig@ g
their Proprietory tax of faweles dalary
on each right, voted ar 2 legal ‘meets -
ing held in Peeling, on the 29tk day
of May last, and commitied to pe thie
{fubfcriber to colle@, that unless they
pay the fame to me at wy dwelling -
house in Peeling, on or before the 23d #
day of March next, so much of each
right will be fold at public yerdue at
ten of the clock on said ddy, at my
dwelling houle in said Peeling, as will
pay said tax together with incidental
charges, viz,
‘ Dollars.
Jabez Weed, 12
John Adington, Jjre i LN
Caleb Merril, 12
the Glebe right, 12
School right, 12
Right for the fit} fettled min.
ifter, - . 12
BENJAMIN BARRON, Propric
: tors Colledtor,
Peeling, Fanuary 18, 1803.