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An ELEGY on the much lamented Death of
Capt. Benjamin KEELER, of Ridge-
Jreld, who, awith all his hands, eleven in
number, perijped by shipwreck, on the
17th of January, 1791. o
Written by a distant but intimate
friend, before the particular cir
cumitances were known.
THE perfivenmufein silent forroww hears
The mournful news! and swells with
Sowing tears.
Kevver the just, the generous and the good,
Keceler the friend is dead ! beneath yon flood,
O’crawbelm’d and loss. Alas, the dreadful
Jeene !
It avonnds my bleeding beart, and chills the
wein,
Pleas’d avith bis woyage, the founding main
recroft,
He noww bad almift reach’d bis native coast.
When lo ! a storm collecting from a far,
Lroclaims the onset of the watery war.
Short is the conflict. Ob, awhat groans arise!
Now=—now they fink—inolw meet the distant
SRies !
In vain the veffil frives, by fury driven.
The sport of winds and waves and jarring
heawven.
The boisterous awinds at length, their rage
give o'er :
Thetempeft diesy andhorror fpreadsthe fbore!
Bebold the fpatter’d avreck (I trimble to
relate)
Giwes dolefil tidings of the feamen’s fate.
Say not hows’er that Keeler is no more ;
For Iho’ be leach’d not this, b reach’d the
shore
Of an existence boundless ! There his
Soul,
Confined awhile herey, may range without
controul. |
Virtues divine adorn’d bis noble mind ; ‘
Generous his heart, his disposition kind. ‘
Fond Parentcheck the gufbing tear. Ty son ‘
His filial duty and fraternal love
Are now reavarded in the realms above.
From this dark world to aworlds of light is
gone. |
¢ Yet why no last farewell—=no terdcr part
ing sigh,
““Yon sea bis grave’’ — Bebold himin the fy.
There dells thy spouse. Long since he took
bis flight 3
And lft you lonely in the wail of night.
Deepare thy forrorvs 5 but they soon shall end,
And thou be bappy wwith thy bofem friend.
Ye Sifters who jurvive, your pangs 1 feel :
Such inward bleeding grief no art can beal.
Look down awith pity, O eternal God,
And ease the aounds of thy chaflifing rod.
Sailors ! attend the solemn warning given ;
And learn to shape your course direit to
beavsen.
State of New-Hampshire.
Rockingham, ff.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of Real Estate in the town of
Portsmouth, in the County and State
aforefaid, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1790, that so much of said
Estates will be {old as the law direts,
on the 2:lft day of March next, at Col.
Brewster’s Tavern in Portsmouth, at
ten o’clock, A. M. as will pay said
taxes with incidental charges unless
previous payment thereof be made to
the subscriber. L %
Estate late Stephen March’s 118 o
Thomas Peverly P %6
Estate late James Stillfon’s 1100
Estate of Benjamin Parker 0150
Daniel Odiorne o go
Col. Jofizh Waters for the
Estate occupied by J. I—laﬂett‘} oy
Estate late Sam’l Odiorne’s o 0 12 o
That part of the Estate of
Jofhiua Picrce, Efg. owned }o 6 o
by the Heirs of Joseph Pierce
John Rollins ¥ ‘3O
JOSEPH, AKERMAN, Colletor.
Porilmouth, Feb. 25, 1791,
EFFINGHAM
State of New-Hampshire,
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident proprietors and
owners of land in LEffingham, who
are delinquent in paying and have not
paid the tax of one penny on each acre
lof unimproved land in said Effingham
for the purpose of ciearing roads for
‘the year 1790, as by At of the Gene
‘ral-Court for that purpose, that unless
they pay the fame to me the subscriber,
on or before the Bth day of June next,
so much of their land as will pay the
fame together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue, at the
dwelling-houfc of Weare Drake, Lfq.
in said Effingham, at ten o’clock in
the forenoon on said day.
| No. D.Q"y. s.d.
Abner Fogg, jr. § 23%0 188
Abner Fogg 7 3200 18 3
Nathaniel Gookins 35 2 200 16 8
Ditto 40 1 £B6 £F
Pierce Moore & Co. 45 2 200 10 3
Ditto % 1 F ¢
James Marfton 43 1 b 4 ¥
Samuel Wedgwood 51 2 200 16 8
Ditto 5 1.60 &%
Samuel Smith 2 2%0 108
Ditto 5 1 0 43
Tho’s Wallingsford 10 1 56 4 8
Daniel Sanborn i 3 1 0. 48
Matthew Livermore 6 2 200 16 8
Nathaniel Hobbs $ £ 206 108
Ditto §4 1. 0. 4%
Simon Dearborn o 1 %00 1013
H. Batcheldor balf 24 2 100 8 4
Solly,March& Co. 138 2 100 8 4
Ditto half i 1 3 1o
Thomas Packer 48 2130 1090
Zacha. Batcheldor 7. 2 200 16 8
John Wentworth 63 2 200 16 8
Ditto iy 1 6. a 4
Simon Marfton 1 1.86- &8
James Wedgwood 7 2 200 16 8
Ditto 5 1 6 4%
George Jaffery 89 3400 108
Ditto 36 <4 40 . 4 8
David Wedgwood 57 1 56 48
Thomlinfon and g g
Marfton half } B 4
Ditto half 6 1 W 34
Josiah Marften 872 3 o 6 Ro
JOSEPH DRAKE, Colle&or.
Effingham, February 14, 1791.
State of New-lampfhire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
the town of Winchester, who have not
paid their taxes for the years 1786 and
1788, that unless they pay said taxes to
us the subscribers on or before the sth
of April next, so much of their land as
will pay the fame,together with inciden
tal charges, will be fold at public ven
due,at the dwelling-house of Capt. John
Alexander, in said town, at 10 o’clock
A. M. on said day.
For 1786.
“ 58
Martain Ashley, 100 acres % 127
Michael Martain’s right 2 36
For 1738.
Martain Ashley O i 1
Daniel Shatteek 0147
Aaron Coppes 0.9
Michael Martain 8 s 3 o 8
USTUS JEWELL,
éAMUELJWOOD, } Constables.
Winchester, Feb. zl, 1791.
B I N P 9T R '
State of New-Hampthire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owner or owners ot
land in Ringe, who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1787, that unless said
taxes are paid to me the subscriber, on
or before the sth day of April next, so
much of their land as will pay the fame,
together with incidental charges, will
be fold at public vendue, at the house
of Capt. Solomon Cutler, innholder in
said town, at ten o’clock, A. M. on
said day.
Silver.ind.cer.c’y
John Alofmor, 50 IN.Rs. d.s.4d. d. d.
acres,more or less, %8 Til 3
being the N. end,
OTHNIEL THOMAS, Conitable.
Rindge, Feb. 16, 1791.
MOULTONBOROUGH.
‘75 JOSIAH MOULTON, Clerk of the
- Proprietors of the Townfbip of XMoulton
borough.
E thefabfcribers,owners orrepre
erntatives in trust, of more than a
sixteenth part of fzid township, do re
quest you tocallameeting of the fuid pro
prietors, at the house of Mr. Thomas
Leavitt, innholder in Hampton, on
Wednelday, joth day of March next, at
11 of the clock in the forenoon, for the
following purposes, viz.
ift. To choose a Moderator.
2d. To confider of the doings of
their ineetings, September 15, 1783,
and of January 29 and 30, 1789, and
to receive the reports of the several, or
either of their committees that were
chosen at said Meetings—relating the
Common Land—Land that bas been in dij
pute with persons bolding under Sandwich
Proprietary grant—and on other matters
Sfor which committees were then chosen, and
to pass any other votes concerning any
of the premises which they may find ne
cessary.
3d. To vote to raise by tax such a
{fum of money as may be requisite.
4th. To choose Afleffors, a colleftor,
and other cfficers as they may also judge
neceilary.
JOHN MOULTON,
Execu’r ofthe
THOMAS LEAVITT, }MM oo B 7
Wil of Fona.
deceased.,
PHILIP TOWLE,
JONATHAN GARLAND.
Hampton, Jan. 1, 1791.
PursuanT to the above Applica
tion I do hereby notify and warz the a
forefaid proprietors to meet at the time
and place aforefaid, for the purposes
above mentioned. i
JOSIAH MOULTON, Propr’rs Clerk.
Jan. 10, 1791.
TAMWORTH
70 JOSIAH MOULTON, Clerk of the
Proprietors of Jaid T amworth.,
E the subscribers, owners or re-
Wprefentatives in trust, of more
than an eighth part of said township,
request you to call a meeting of the
proprietors of said township, at Mr.
Thomas Leavitt’s, innholder in Hamp
ton, on Wednesday the 3oth day of
March next, at 3 of the clock in the
afternoon, to act on the following par
ticulars, viz.
ift. To choose a Moderator.
2d. To agree on measures for eftab
lihing the boundary line, between
Sandwich and Tamworth.
3d. To confider and determine on
several votes pafled at their proprietary
meetings, held February loth, & 14th,
and May 12th, 1780.
4th. To quiet certain pitches that
have been made, on terms that will be
offered at the meeting.
sth. To agree on a method for
drawing the lots,
6th. To choose a committee to re
ceive, examine and adjust all accounts
againit the proprietors.
7th. To raise by tax, such a sum as
they may judge necefiary.
Bth. To choose Affefiors, Colle&or,
Treasurer, or any other officers, Com
mittees or Agents, and confer on any
other matters they may then think pro
per.
JOHN MOULTON,
Execu’r of the
THOMAS LEAVITT, }’n’;’”;f ke
oulton, E/.
deceased.
Hampton, Jan. 10, 1791.
PursuanT to the above Applica
tion, I do hereby mnotify and avarz the
aforefaid proprietors to meet at the
time and place aforefaid, for the pur
poses abovementioned.
JOSIAH MOULTON, Propr’rs Clerk.
January 10, 1791,
PORTSMOTUTH
State ci New-tiampfhire.
OTICE is heicby given to the
N non-resident proprietors or own
ers of real estate in the town of Ports
mouth, in said State, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1789, that
unless they pay the fame to me the sub
scriber on or before Monday the 21t
day of March next, so much of their
estates as will pay the fame, with inci
dental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on said
day, at Col. William Brewster’s Coffee
tloufe-Tavern. silver. cer.
b
Estate of Stephen March 210 18
Estate of Capt.JamesStilfon 2 o 15
Capt. john Rollins 11040
Estate of Joseph Hammonds 010 3
TOBIAS WALKER, Colle&or,
Portsmouth, Feb. 22, 1791.
BRADEORD
State of New-Hampshire,
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-resident owners of land in
the town of Bradford, who have not
paid their State tax for theyear 1789,
that unless they pay {aid tax to me the
{fubfcriber on or before Thur{day the
24th day of March next, so much of
their land as will pay the fame,together
with incidental charges, will be {old at
public vendue, at the house of the sub
scriber in said town, at ten o’clock,
A. M. on said day.
indents. specie.
No. s. d.q. s.d. q
Tho's Packet,Bilq 7t 2361 2 &
ditto, £ 1 3% 008
ditto, It 112 01
ditto, 9 133 v o
ditto, 9.1 %% 00
Wathing.part,do. 3 102 o 62
JOSEPH PRESBURY, Constable.
Bradford, Feb. 3, 1791.
GRATY T O N
Srate of New-Hampshire,
OTICE is hereby given to the
N non-residents and owners of larrd
in the town of Grafton, who have
not paid their taxes for the year 1789,
that unless they pay said taxes to me
the {ubfcriber, on or before the I%th
day of Apiil next,fo much of their land
as will pay the fame together with inci
dental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at the dwelling-houle of Mr,
Levi Martin, innholder in said town,
at ten o’clock, A. M. on said day.
filver.ind.
D. L. R, Acr.dq.d.q
Capt. A Bariey 1 3 ¢ 80 930614
Stephen SmithZ 10 3 50 03 13
211 34 '=~ 63113
I £ 9 W {B4y
1 0 9 e "§2.3}
Conft. Barney 1 2 8§ ~—~ 0913
1 7.6 = 03112
111 10 — 0313
1 0 8 = 0210
f i % 4h o a 8
* 1103 35 008
Beno. Williams2z 8 2 — 03 13
9 7. i ngie
I 7 3 e B 2 a 8
AMHERST KINM SALL, Constable.
Grafton, Feb. 10, 1791.
R-I' N D @& K
State of New-Hampshire.
OTICE is hereby given to the
N&n-reﬁdent proprietors or own
ers of lAnd in Rindge, who have not
paid their taxes for the year 17go, that
unless they pay said taxes to me the {ub
fcriber on or before the sth day of
April next, so much of their land as
will pay the fame, together with inci
dental charges, will be fold at public
vendue, at the house of Capt. Solomon
Cutler, innholder in said town, at ten
o’clock A. M. on said day.
State.C’y.
Qty. N.R/ B.d. @
John White 00 1 8 B 4 3
ditto 100" 1o 03 13
Daniel Lincoln 10 21 3 o 1 1
ditto a 2 4 o'y i 3
Ben. Wentworth 100 12 10 0 3 13
Willay Patks © 26 6. 9 ro 2
Miles Knowlton 70 2 6 0010 4
JOSHUA WALKER, Constable:
Rindge, Feb. 12, 1791.