Fowle's New-Hampshire gazette and general advertiser — [Portsmouth, N.H.], 1786-10-26 00:00:00, page 4

Jim 42 SO R SRI P, s ¢ Rt
. .Parnaflian Sprigg}’’ -
; LI T e LN,
' Bi%@’NTVE RN®N,
- Inferibec mﬁnm‘;n WASHING TON,
- “Wiitten at Mount ¥ ern BMATTT CB,
ST By é&wm B LY
)X broad Potowmack’s -« rclii o
Where Vetmon's My 1 prde
Diipliyﬁ“ita‘ibca‘uti"csjf e
Wheare no übhallow’d e des, AN
Retird from fields & 2
Angels might fee; v 1 2g R
Who tavght the bz ' =« to Yag sy .
Or quench’d its fpreaa. -
On works of peace employ . and,
. Which wzv'd the bladz of hi ' :ommand,
" And hew’d the path to fam.
. Yot othercfing his decds in arms, :
A nation {zv’d, and conquest’s charms :
- Posterity thall hear,
*Twas mine, return’d fromt Europe’s courts,
" To share his thoughte, partake his {ports,
And sooth his partizl ezar,
To thee, my friend, these lays belong ¢
Thy happy feat inspires my song,
With gay, perenniz!, blooms ; - ;
With froitage fair, and cool retreats §
- Whose bow’ry wilderness of {weets,
, The ambient air perfumes.
\ Here spring its eaclieft buds displays,
| Here latest on the leaflefs {prays,
| The p'umy people sing :
\"T'he vernal thow’r, the ripening year,
‘Th’ autumnal store, the winter drear,
For thee new pleasures bring.
Here lap’d in phiicfophic eafz,
Within thy walks, beaeath thy trees, -
Amidst thine ampie farms :
No vulgar converse heraes bold,
Bu® past or future scenes unfold,
Or dwell on nature’s charms, v
What wondrous xra have we seen !
Plac’d on this isthmus half between,
A rude and polifh’d tiate;
We saw the war tempeflucus rife,
In arms a:world, in blood the fxics,
- In doubt an empire’s fate. -
The ftormr is calm’d feren’d the heaven,
And mildly o’er the climes of even,
Expinds th’ imperial day: 5
¢Oh God, the fourcs of light fuprems, '
¢ Shed on our dusky morn a gleam,
¢ To guide our doubtful way !
¢t Refirain, dread Pow’r, our land from crim
¢¢ What seeks, tho’ bleit beyound all times,
¢ So querulous an age P ¥ion
¢ 'What means to freedom such disgust ;
¢t Of change, of anarchy the luf,
¢ The ficklenefs and rage?’
Bo.fpake his country’s friend, with fighe,
' To find that eountry still despise,
The Lecacy he gave— ;
And halt he fear’d his toils were vain,
And much that man would court 2 chain,
And live through vice a slave, -
A transient gloom o’ercaft his mind :
Yet fill on Providence raclin’d,
That Pow’r benign, too mucit had done,
To leave an empire’s task begun, A
Imperfeltly achicv’d, ,
Thus buoy’d with hope, with virtue bleft,
Of ev’ry buman bliss poffeft,
He meets the happier hours :
His skies assume 2 lovelier blue, .
His profpeéls brighter ri‘ge to view,
- And fairer bloom his low’rs, :
e State ot New- Hampshire, it
NOTICE is hereby given to non-resident pro
prictors and owners of land in the townfh¥
of £pfom, who are delinquent in paying. their
taxes for the year 1784, that unless they pay the
fame to me the fubfcribeg, on or before Thuriday
the gth day of November next, so much of their
land 3s will pay the fame, together with inciden
ta} charges; will be fold at public vendue, 2t two
o'clock omifaid day, at the house of the widow.
Elizabeth-McClary, innholder in f3id town, un-.
less prevented by previous payment, e
WIS | State tax,
i ; N. .=y
Nathan G. Prescott 31 I e
John Card 38 Bio o e 00
John Tuckerman 39" 2 2. 3%
George Kenifon -MR e 8 e
.« FRANCIS. LOCK, Colleétor,
- Epsom, September 20,1786, ' ¥
‘ WANT E D o
A few young pacing HO R SE §,
¥or which good pay will be given by i
WILLIAM TP.EFETHEN. =
\ ( Deerfield. )
* Siate of New-IHampthire,’ :
y NOTICE is hereby given to the non resident
A Wowners of land in Dezerficld, who have not
paid their taxegfor the year 1784 ; that so much
of their lands as wilk be fufficient' to pay {aud
taxzs with incidental ¢Hzrges will be fold at pub
lic vendue, at the bhoufe of Lt. Jofepb Mills, in
said Deerfield, ‘on Tue{day the 7th day ol No
vember mext, at onz o’clock in the aiternoon,
unicfs prevented by previous payment,
: L ‘State & County.f{ol’er.
! N:. R. 2ty.. s, d. s. d.
Daniel Barber $4 4 26065 950
Edmund Parson g 6 080 4 3
Edward Sargens - 13 6 aoo 100 80
(MzekictWalkes . . 17 6 33 20.13
- Jeremy Calf - 23, 8 135 76.60
ggth’tn Batcheldor -~ 18 5 36 810
- Philip Tilion Jedadhi g 0 sq a 2 20
Robert & Stephen Brown 1 4 1.98,..2.0
%m%lﬂoncs 20 6 . WOO 78
~ Steplien Luff= a 3 6 ..104 60 4.3
. Widow Folsom + .2 0 29 1.0
“Rawlins and Sevens A 8 0
.4 DANIEL PAGE, Collector.
. Deerficld OBcber 2y 17806. ‘
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o e Y S(/
8 G SRR . AR
% yon ajconﬁile&;ﬁe quantity.—
. CASHgivenfor FLAX SEED,
o }{“e L. dﬂlpﬂe Vs
v"i')_.:» : *‘( i»k}“ﬁ *q . i
.at the STORE opposite the Poft-Office :
: o “{: i;ére may be had,
Fhﬂbd%iﬁhmand&weeds IR ON,
Engﬁﬁhnd‘Ravcns Ducl, Cordage of
L gel forts, &c.
W WA NTED,
A A f :"»-?{) Tons Of' v : .
ot and Pearl Aih
Pot and Pearl Aihes,
g IPquire as above. |
- A Y
Portfouth, Aduguft 6, 1786. .f.
STRA‘YED or floled frcm York, on the 25th
day ofSeptember faft, A DARKRED HORSE,
dark main and tail, with a farin his forhead
whoever wiil taks up said hoife, and d=liver bim
to George Simpson, of York, in the Common.
wealth of Massachusetts, shall-have -ne dollar
reward, and all neceflary charges paid by George
Simpson. :
Cld-York, Oétober 10.
' Excellent Cheshire C HEESE
G ": .".\l%;—lﬁ ! Sy A
f R ToBRsOLDY L
W W James Sheafe. .
y ’ wto hire for fix months,
".":‘:“,,r:.' r \"(@:“ &(ff. . . y -
_gz‘;f.;é;.,‘g.@ uftrious LAD, from
fourtéen to fiien yearé 4 Edh
WY Y Enguire of the Printer,
' 1782, 1784.d0g1785.d0.
N. Q’ty. .
iR 533 200 l s. d. s.d.s. d. s 4 s.d.
Capt, W. Rowell€372ool 35121167621
i Agiago e
fSS 200
Capt, Livermore 436 200 18 3 51119
Lo, 7t M
Samue! Corfer 4080 21 g 2R 1
Jonathzn Pejtingiil 6 Ico 2112 312 4
Maj. Jothuad 01i0rd23200 7 9 4 628 1
Joseph Lust 2030 1 6'g4'¢ 83 F o
Jothua Thompson {3 76 g 28
i 3: 73 '
ey 4 75 .
J. Sanborn half, 26100 310 V 1.2 14
NATHANIEL CLARK, Colleftor.
Prote&worth, September 18, 17806.
State of New- Hamplhire, . -
NOTICE is hereby given to the on-resident
proprietors and owneis of land in ihe town
of Proteétworth, who have not paid their taxes
for the yeffrs 1782, 1784 and 1785 ; that uniefs
they pay the fam2 to me the fubforiber, on or
before Thurfdasy the g'ih d2y of November next,
so much of their land as will pay the fame, fo
gether with incidzntal charges, will be fold at
public venduz, at two’o’clock ' in the afterncon
of said day, at th: dwelling house of Ebenczer
Loverin innholder in said town, unlcfs prevenied
by previous paynient.
' State,
. State.
State. ,
Cou'ty
Cou'ty
N OTICE is hereby given tathe several towns .
and places in {aid state, and to individuals,
.who have any demands againfl the State for sup
plies and for losses. in the late war, that the com
mitiee appointed by the General Court to fettle
faid“accounts will attend said business at Exeter,
on the firft Monday in November next, in ordex
~to proceed to the fettlerent of said accounts, ,
JOSTAH GILMAN, junr, for the Commpittee,
N. B. No accounts will be received after thg
v : Ve Sy
- 25th, day of December next,
. Exeter, Scptember 29, 1786. ~ .
| To be fold cbheap for cath or produce, |,.
' A .genteel Pallback CH A 1 Ss| ;i
" almofimew. . Apnly tothe Printer harell’
§ - ( New-Boston. )
. State of New-Hampthirz, |
NOTICE is\hereby given to the non-rei Jznt
proprietors and owners of land in New- DBof
ton, in the county of Hillfborough ard fiate of
New- Hampthire, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1784, that unless they pay the fame
on or bzfore the tirft Monday of November nexty
so much of said lands will Lz fold at public ven
due at ten o’clock in'the forenoon, at the house
of Jobn M'Laughten, junr. innholder in said
New: Boston as will pay the fame with inciden
tal charges, Gt
, No. Qty s. d.
Jon Mavarik : 112 150 gt
Daniei Puker ey e g 8
Wibert and Jaffery 10 'so * 3
Pisrce and Moor 12 150 £
Benjanin Ober ' 107 75 g 8
John Spooner 3../00 .2
"Thomazs Bulfinch AR e g 1 &
Ditto L Ol 534 g e
Joseph Right : 40 90 24 8
Ditto 13 150 gon
Patrick Douvglas 22 so g
Common Land 100 4 @
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, Colle&or,
. New Botton Septgmber 20, 1786, 7
State ot New- Hampthire,
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident
| proprietors of land in the town of Went
woith, who are delinquent in paying their taxes
for the year 1785, that uilefs they pay the fame
toz the fubfcrib r, on or before Thuifday the
167 k day'of November next, > much of their }and
as will pay the fame, together with incidental
charges, will be fold ar public vendue,2t 2 o’clock,
P. M on {aid day, at my dwelling houte in said
town,unlefs prevented by previous payment,
. 2 State tax,
: THe. 1. s de
Samue! Page, undivided 0.0 1.9
William Tiue - - £b 3k
Colonel'March | - . TR .35
Epbraim Page - iR 3 e
Beaning Wentworth, Efg. w 8
EBENEZER GOVE, Colleétor.
Wentworih, October 10, 1786. ‘
WHEREAS Daniel Rogers, formerly of Ro-
N chetler, but now resident in Hobertflown,
bas in his pofleflion two notes of hand upen de
mand, against THomas Plumer of Roghefter,
which notes said Plumer has fuily fatisfied, as he
witlk make «Hpear by two receipts in full oi the
fame ; therefore this is to €aution any perfom,
from purchasing said notes, 2s both of them have
been aiready paid, and that he has no kind of a
juft demand against me, therefore I will rot dis«
charge any. THOMAS PLUMER.
~© Rochester, O&ober 10, 1786.
By Public Auction, -
O\l Tucfdzy the thirty-firt day of Oftober
instant, at ten o’clock, A. M. at Union-
Haii in Portimouth, will be {fold, that valuable
Library ot Books called and known by the nams
of Soctar LisraßY. Any of the Proprietors
of said Library, or others who are in pofleffion
of Books beionging to said Library, are desired to
fend them to the Librarian the Rev. Joserm
BUckMINSTER, previous to therday of sale,
Books that are wanting are s follows, viz, Anson’s
Vosage, Deddridge’s Expfitor, 24" and 3d vols.
Thomypjon’s Werks, 2 vois, Leonidas, Britifb Em
pire in America, Ift vol. Waterland on Trinity,
2 vols. Dennis on Refaurreliion, en Ediucation, 1
vol. - Hiftery of China,2 vois. Modern Universal
History, 7, 13,23, 24 and 25th vols, Dunlep ve
Creeds, Clark against Didwell, Stillingflzet again/t
Crellius, Sydemham’s Prafiive of Physic, Carlitan’s
Sermons, Guliiver’s Travels, 2 vols, o€tavo, Extent
of Haman Underfianding, Complete History of Eng
land, 3d vol. M. Pafchql's Thoughts, Universal
Hiflery, 1 vol. Turnbull ¢n Educatier, 11t vol.
Guide to the k=7wicdge of the Rights of Englifbmen,
, SamueL Penmarrow, P, G,
Portsmouth, Oétober g, 1786.