The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-10-12 00:00:00, page 3

is'marked by a Paris corgpQhdcHl
as important and inicfffting.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1,.
By an .arrival last evening
from the point, near Norfolk, a
report has been received, that
twelve persons died in that
town last Friday, and sixteen ori
Saturday. The vefTel was bound
to Norfolk, but did not pro
ceed, being flopped at the
point.
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HANOVE R.
. Mumday, October 12. 1795.
FOR THE EXG L E.
AT Faille in Vermont, on Friday
the id cf October i„§, the Rev. Dan
iel Gould, of Bradford, Massachusetts,
was ordained to the work of rhe gospel
ministry, as in evangelist.—The Rev.
William Conant,of Lime, made the firft
prayer—The Rev. Ebenezer Bradford
-of Rowley, preached an elegant and
well adapted sermon on the occasion,
from those words of Christ recorded in
Matthew xxviii. zo, " Lo, lam with
,N alm ^f, even unto the end of the wtrld,
Amen." 7he Rev. Isaiah Potter, of
Lebanon, made the ordaining prater —-
The Rev. John Richards, of Piermont,
gave the charge— The Rev. Liman
Potter, of Norwich, gave the right hand
.of fellowlhip—and the Rev. Mores
B ad ford, of Francidown, made the
concluding prayer—all things were con
duced decently and in order.
Vermont EleHion
Was holden, last Thursday, at Wind,
for. We are informed that his Excel
lency, THOMAS CHITTENDEN,
Esq. is reel &ed Governor, arid th;v his
Honor, Lieutenant Governor Hu »Y is
also rcehofen. Further , particulars we
will give next week.
Some Wbifpers
Have been circuiting jefpe&ing.
"faret service Mow,}'' 'Tis Shrewdly ;
hinted, in Come papers, that Mr. Ran
dolph's hands have not been; petfedly
glean; and that his sudden Resignation
of the office of Secretary of State, was
' the confluence of some unexpeaed,
Rnd a^/aty difeovery.
His letter to the President, published,
in this day's Eagle, seems indicative
of some trouble on his part. He, how
ever, assures the public, that " every
thing stands on a footing perfectly hon
ourable to himfelf." We hope it may
prove so.
PEACES
• Between Frqnfeapd Spain it the best
article of foreign intelligence, which
we have to prelent in this dav's Gazette.
The DEFEAT & EXTERMINA
TION of the EMIGRANTS, landed
at Qberon Ba,, if not authentic, is an
event, which will probably vtery soon
tome to,oft 1
(^Britijb Pofothisto get a burden^
some foreign nobility off from a croud,
ed pension lift! 5
The TREATY of PEACE
Between France and Spain oi">e in our'
nett.'
Mons. LEGONIDECT
AFREN'C H Genthmin,
amply recommended, Propofs
teaching he French Language in this
Vicinity, the ensuing Scafon. Any
Gentleman wiring to have his Sonsor
Daughters acquire thatufeful and polite
accomplishment, may depend on punc
tual attention ic thei~ manners and mo
rals, as well as the utmost Care in their
Inftruaion.
Hanover, O&. 12, 1793. lie]
Stop a Thief.
STOLEN from the fubferiber lift
evening a red roan HORSE, black
main and tail, some white on one hind
foot, about fifteen hands high,four year#
old, flhod all round, trots and canters#
Whoever will detect the Thief and re
turn the Horse, (hall receive twenty
Dollars reward, or for the Horse,
twelve dollars, and all Decenary char
ges paid by me,
6 AARON LYON.
Woodf^k (Conn.) Sefet. 2%. [2-3]
Ten Dollars reward.
Grayed or stolen
TCROM the Sobfcriber on theevening
r of lad Saturday a dark bay
HORSEof a middling size, trots
square, with one bind iboe off, arid a
bout 9 yearr old. Whoever will take
up and return said Horse, if astray, fall
be handsomely compensated ;. or, if
stolen, whoever will ftcure the Thief,
and return the Horse (hall receive the
above reward, and all necessary charge#,
paid by JOSIAH DUNHAM.
.. Hanover, Opt. 6. [zj
LETTERS
- REMAINING IN THE
POST-OFFIC E,
Hanover, ORober if, 1795.
A
MR Samuel Ambrofs, Sutton ,
Dodor Andres, Bradford ;
B
Corner Bollock, Grafton;
William O. Bowler, Hanover;
Joftph Bosford, Lebanon;,
John Brull, Plainfield;
Pelatiah Buck, Lebanon ;
Jonathan Burr, Hanover;
Elijah Blod get, Stratford ;
James Buegefs, Shelborn;"
Daniel Bascom, Lebanon ;
C
Rynna Coffett, Student Dart. College ;
Eli Cogfwell, Esq. Caftleton;
Isaac Cutting, Hanover;
John Clefford, Dorchester;
Moses Claw, hotedworch;
D
Benjamin.Dillingham, Dartmouth ;
John Dame, Cornish ;
Mrs. Avis Dwell, Hanover ;
"Samuel Dwell, Hanover ;
c $ , . E .
Efqnire Everett, Lancaster;
Nathaniel Eclls, Hanover ;
G.
Joseph Goddard, Cold Brook ;
John Giffi Claremont ;
Jeremiah Gillet, Hanover ;
John Grove, Lyme;
H ~
John B. Hinds, Orford ; ~
Shadrack Hill, Hanover ;
Ephraim Hildreth, Bradford ; # ,<
jhemiah Howard, Langdon;
William S, Harris, Hartland;
Zebuian Hanes, Strat ford ;
K ' ^.
Edward Kingman, Pittsford, Vermont ;
Richard Kimba 1, Hartford ;
. M
Jonathan Mail*,, Esq. Verlhire ;
Daniel Man fell, j^n. Hartland ;
Silas Morion, Hanover ;
Thomas Mordow, Hillciburg ;
Joseph March, E'q. Hartford ;
. P
Amos Pearson, Lyme ;
Oliver Phelps, Esq. Hanover ;
Capt. Daniel Phelps, Lebanon ;
Elisha Payne, Esq. Lebanon;
R
Thomas Rowell, Lebanon ;
, Thomas Roberefon, Norwich ;
S." •
Mrs. Susanna Simms; Lebanon ;
Robert Sergent, Tunbridge;
Samuel Sprague, Hanover ,
T
Joel Tilden, Lebanon, 2 ;
"W
Jesse Willis, Chelsea; #
Joseph Woodward, Hanover.
SAMUEL MCLURE, Poft-Mafar.
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Clothier's Works.
THE CLOTHIER'S BUSINESS is
carried on in Haverhill, about fix
rods east from John Montgomery's
Store, at the works formerly belonging
to Thomas Montgomery, as cheap for
ready pay as ever has been done in A
merica, by the public's humble Servant,
ANDREW DURGEE.
Haverbill, Sept. 29. [z-jj
■awn sail —. I—a
Slate of Neu-Hampire,•
&Count, of Graftal.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
proprietors and owners of lands in
the refyfflive townships and places in
said county, herein after mentioned and
named, that the undersigned, sheriff of
said county, has received from the trea
surer of the county of Grafton,aforefaid,
precepts or warrants, authorifing and
commanding him, the said fhenff, to
collect from said townships and places,
all the count, taxes due, fa down and
affixed to such delinquent township# and
. places refoeAirely ; lifts whereof fpe
cifying for what years are particularly
set forth in the said precepts for- war
rants, now in the hands of said ffieriff,
the sums total of which are herein after
1 set down, and affixed to each refractive
I township and place, in the late lawful
money of said State, tip to the year 1791
inclusive, and dollars and cents far the
year 1794 and the fame having by the
receiver of nonresident taxes, been ad
vertised for payment as the law direfts,
and return thereof made by said receiver,
with a certificate that the fame remains
unpaid, viz. 1794,
Coventry for I,Ba, if s. d. §
1786, 1788, 1790, and , 3 s 1$ 9 9 ^
Morriflown, for 178a, 314 5
Cockbnrne, for 1789,1
1,86, 1788, 1790, and 23 6 3 10 7
Colebume, for 1782, 1
I,B^ 1788, 1790, and 93 6 3
I>rol, for 1786, 1 o'
1,88. 1790, aod 1791, J'° 9 ' 9
Trecothick, for 1786, ~a
1„8, 1790, and 1791, }'? '4 9 8 93
reeling, ali..s Fairfield,'
for 1/86, 1,88, 17,0, ,1744 9 g
and 1791, J
Chatham, for 1,86,
1,88, 1790, and 1791, ,'4 i ' 86a
Minefield, for 1784, 1 .
and 1,88, > 4 '#" g|
Dil ton, for 1,99, and 1,
>79D; 1 2 ' 1 98°
Dartmouth, for 1,90,1 ,
and 1791, to 47
D. Gilman's location, 1 . Q .
for 1790 and 1,91, j 3 1
J. Goffe's location, 1,
for 1790, and 1791, J 0 1
—Gridley's location, 1.
for 1790, and 1791, J ° <'
MaynefborOugh, 1,60
Paulib ourg, 7 60
Whitefields, 7 60
Stewarttown, . 12 93
Colebrooke, 12 53
Therefore so much of the landsin said
townships and places,as will be fufficient
to pay,and discharge the said taxes, or
sums thereto affixed refpedively, with
the necefftry incidental charges, will be
fold at public vendue, viz.of all the faid : l
townihips and places aforementioned,
excepting only the townihips of Treco
thick, Shelburne and Chatham, at the'
house of Capt. Joseph Bliss, in Haver
hill, in said county, on Monday the 9th
day of November next, at 0 of the clock
in the forenoon; and of tne said town
(hips of Trecothick, Shelburne and
Chatham, at the dwelling house of the
undesigned, in Plymouth, in said coun
ty, on Tuefday the 17th day of Novem
ber next, at 9 of theclock in the fore
noon, wnlefs prevented by previous pay
ment, DAVID WEBSTER, Sheriff.
Plymouth, September tyb, 1795. [2-jj
Stale of Neu-Hantybire,
V Count, of Graftoa.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
the proprietors and owners of lands
in the refpeAive townihips and places
in said county, herein after mentioned
and named, that the underGgned, She
riff of (aid county, has received from
the Treasurer of the said State of New
- Hamplhire, precepts or warrants, au^
thorifing and commanding him, the
said Iheriff, to coiled from said town
ships and places, all the Continental
taxes and State taxes, due, set down and
affixed to foch townships and places re,
fpedively; lifts whereof, fpecifying
the years, are particular!, set forth in
the refpe&ive precepts, or warrants, now
in the hands of said Iheriff, which are
herein after consolidated, set down and
affixed to each refpedive townihip and
place, in dollars and cents, and the
fame having, b, the receiver of non
resident taxes been advertised for pay
ment as the law direds, and a re
turn thereof made by said receiver,
with a certificate that the fame remains
unpaid, viz. ^9
Chatham, forthe year 1784,] ,
and forevery succeeding year, » £3 ^ *
°P to % 79° inclusive, 4 y
Dartmouth, for the year
1786, & for every # succeeding >l6O 19
year, up t,o 1790 inclulive,
Kilkenny,for the year 1784,1
and for every succeeding year, > 20, 86
up to 1790 inclufive,l
,Morristown,alias Franconia,^
for the year 1782,* for every L a 2
succeeding year, up to afyo [793 0
inclufive,J
h*o jig: .•< ,< j 4 Q iAL'i/t1.,, ..;
Lincoln, for the year j7^4,1
and for every faccetfiihg year, I;„ 42
up to 1790 inclufive,l
Peeling, alias Fairfield, fori
the year 1784, and for every I L
succeeding year, up 10 1790 ^
inclufive;J
Stratfordfor the yesrijS#,l
and forever, succeeding year,' b izj 53
up to ^96 inclti#,
• Trecothie, for the year
.1784, &for every tuct:4&ling > 161 08
year, up to 1790 inclusive,
Shelburne, for the years ']
Ifc, „•,. >782, and for el- I ,
ery succeeding year, up to |
1790 ineludvciJ
Cockburn; fat the year i„,,l
and tor every succeeding year, |
upto 1,90 inclusive, &63 dok >642 >5
lars and 3 cents in bills of the
new emission Os said State,
Colbume, for the year 1780,
and for every succeeding yeafr,
up to 1790 inclusive, &63 dol- >5,6 8
lars and 3 cent, in bills of the j
. new emission of said State,
For the said sum in bills of newenrif
fion, the fame sum in specie may be
received.
Therefore so much of the lands in
said townships and places as will be fuf
ficient to pay and difeharge the said
taxes, or sums thereto aflxed respec
tively, with the neceffar, incidental
charges, will be fold at public vendue,
viz. of all the said townships and places
afore mentioned, excepting, only the
townihips of Trecothick, Shelburne &
Chatham, at the house of Capt. Joseph
Bliss, in Haverhill, in said county, ou
Monday the 9'h day of November next f
at ten of the clock in the forenoon ';and
of the said townfllips of Trecothick,
Shelburne and Chatham, a; the dwel
ling house of the undetfigned, in Ply
,mouth, in said county, on Tuefday the
17th day of November next, at 10 of
the clock in the forenoon, unlefi pre
vented by previous payment,
DAVID WEBSTER, Sheriff.
Pl,m,^b, September gh, 1795. I'SI
Take Notice.
THE Snbferiber forbids all Perfon#
Purchasing a NOTE of hand
given to Cok John House, about
lixteen years ago, for two Cows.
'BENJAMIN RiCE#
Dorcbefler, Od. ij%, [2-3]
New OilMiii,
JAMES DUNCAN Jun. informs
the Public that he has erected a
MILL, for the purpose of making LIN
SEED OIL, near the New Meeting
House in Lebanon, Ne ; whamp(hire;
where he has OiL of the heft quality,
and painters Colors; which will be giuJ
en in exchange for FLAX-SEED,
Cash, or Country Produce,
Said Duncan at his Sture near said
Mill has a bandfome Assortment of
ENGLISH & WEST'JNDIA
GOO D S,
Which he will Sell on the lowest term#
for Cath, Fiax-feed, Aflies, Salts, 0/
other produce. Constant attendance
given and all favors acknowledged.
jLJa#9„, &,,. 28. fii-gw]
"—==—■■==■——=—_; —.... .ra. r
Take Notice.
THE Sobferibers wish so Inform
their Friends and the public, that
they have erected CLOTHIER'sWork
in Lebanon, upon the fame Dam with
Melts. LathßOf's and Hough's new
Grist Mill, a few rods weft of the New-.
Meetinghouse. where they have a fuffi
cient supply of water for Fulling and
Dressing die Year round, where the,
propose, to Color all kinds of common
Colors, also, Blue, Scarlet, Crimson,
and Buff. Where constant attendance
will be given and every favor grateful
ly acknowledged by their humble fer
vantaj
BARNABAS FAY,
7 THOMAS RICHARDS,
N. B, The said Richards served
a Lawful Apprenticeship, at the Hart
ford Woolleu-Manufaaory, in Con.
nedicut# ALSO, a numbCT of Backus'
Saw-MilkSaws, for Sale at this place,
Lefort, Sept. ft). h-3)
"WANTE Do
'To Hire Immediately a
Smart Young M AN. For
phrlicutol Enquire at this Office.