The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1797-12-25 00:00:00, page 4

AONN I
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Life Like a Country Dree.
The world a spacious BaMfoom,
which manv take a Branee.'
They scarcely find for all room.^
Fiddlers, and papers in a row, -
See how the rank# are doling,
Each ftrivet hit neighbor's faults to ffieff,
- While he's bis own exposing.
(Pray Ma'am whardanfe have yon called ?
Ifatnmony, Ma'm. The figure is extreme^
ly eafy—youmm Ogle, rnn away with yoW
partner, lead up the middle hack to back, part'
and change partners.,
That buffed in the fond turmoil,
The, time by folly meafu re,
Torn &heir plcafure iotwtoilf
And fyncy toil a pleasure.
Some in full dance with ardout burn,
And ft i%4nd glide, and winder;
While otters, waiting for their fen,
Sneer, raile, pad deal cut flandefy
tt^fo&Qtfnratyl
“Why really I'm afraid fa;
" His flirt has ruined him atyav:
" Poor man, I always laid to.''
(Qh no doubt about it vktyt by a physician
before & came'to the Count I— duel with a
young apothecary f—fyringeilfadrU with an.
~alepuc bill! ?"'— Tit your turn to begin Sir;
—Sir I beg your pardon?')'
That belted in the fond turmoil, fc.
Away they prance h, foil and big,
Browo, ginger; fair and grizzle,
* Lord ma'am you difeoncert my wig,
^ifya you fir touch'd my fyde.”
" Right band andd^f^ the figure urind,
"Lord what are you about ma'am ?
"Mv dear Mif# C@e you are blind,
<'My Lady Fuzz your out ma'aml
, Lord ma'am, you fhoutd confider the dance
Bmy Lord Marot's Feafl :—it begins with a
set to : and finite# with a Rak”)
Thus bulled in the fond.turmoil, &c.
Thus dance Succeeding after dance,
Asit old Nick bad got 'em, ^ ;,'
They fcsr.dal rent, and flirt, and loanee,
An^ foot it to the bottom. ^{l
Thus having made for others „rt,
In regular rotation, # "s.
With Twinging intertfi they retort
L On them the obligation.
^^^ ^l^
face I But look on that man, with hit fa^e
calves tamed before I—Come, tome, ladder
and gentlemen, , new dance.— Strike op
None so pfctty, ) r' t # ,. fyfy
Thus busied in the fond turmoil,
They time by foil, mcafure,
Turn a§ their pleaforeWO tail;
Andfancy toil a pleafare.
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WOGRAPHICAL^^CPOTE.|;
IN June, 1779; died in Eng-
A land, Mrs. Ross, celebrated.
:for her beauty and coirilagcy.
Having mA with opppfaion to
her engagements with capt.
Charta R^fe,^
in menW^fa^
Where, after such oefc^
fatigue as fcafcg any^ her sex
-tcoub ITO^aMtiff
found him in the woods fy
for dead with a poifohed wound,
after a skirmish with ft Ms
diaris ; when, havtog pxeviouQyl
ft 4je^f tyfe', '4 ^England 4^4
:tofog 1
force a fevering, for a fc ofl
fix wwks 1 during wnicn rime I
Irie rcmaineci umurpccicu |
&'had^und h elCTgyQto
• * 1 ' Littfhrpitr Ato
join net to nipa forever,,inc ।
torn panying n- I
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^qg^Bij fjflMywi|^^ js&?!^s* #$^ <Vs|*^,, foKril\;lw„tA : 0
health, the fatigue she todte
dergone, and the poison riot
W^iMF^ #* "*
had imbibed from hi, wound,
undermining her constitution:
the kowledge he had of & and
pacing regrear for having tyren
the occasion, affecting him ftHl
more sensibly, ty@fy,
broken heart ar Johnstown.
She lived to return, and im
plore forgivenefs of her family,
whom she had diffreffed so tog
by their ignorance of her desti
ny. She died, in consequence
of her grief; and affection, at
& age of twenty, fix^
ADVERTISEMENT, T
THE Prbp^ors of W
A River Falls Bridge, efe hereby
notified apd warned to m& together:
on Monty the firft day of January!
next, at one of the clock, in the aff&<
noon, at the dwelling Houle of General
Ebenezer BrewsTer, in Hanger,
for the purpose of Electing the Landing
Officer# of the Corporation, of fyd
White River Falls Bridge, and to _£-
aft any piher ^^eG that may be
thought neceffiry. v 7
R. GRAVES, ChrL
Dtamtoiybrifyte
MAso in a;,
FRANKLIN* LODGE
TX TILL Celebrate the ensuing FeC
VV rival of St. JOHN the Evan
gclitt, at Nhfons* Hall in Hanoyer, oh
the eyenfog of the 27th infant, where
all B'reenrep of Royal Craft, are re
quelled to attends
^A. HEDGE, Secretary
By order of die Right Worfhipful
Mafter.'
fcroer, Dec. tyb, 5197
N. B; Lodge to convene at five and
sapper precisely at half past fix o'clock
P. M. no public rexercife# are expected'
;%RQ4fofy==^^
°™ State tfhre-Hampfote^ '
, Grafton,*'
qro be fold at public Vendue at the
^I boafe ofSamvel Goodhue, fan, in
Groton, ta said County, <OO Thursday
the fifteenth day bl February tetr, &
ten of the Clock in the forenoon, to
much of the Following lots of Land, in
Aid Groton, as Wilf pay the Taxet,af.
sassed thereon, for the year 17,7, with
aU legal co^Q^ Qf
vioas payment pme
# p„fo&t%# hff
Henry^homf^, ^^f 7%
fote^TOX\,fcrf
Henry Thomson, jr.7 14. 3 100 sfa
a# -fa^ll
Bening Wentworth, { „ too § 3,
^%:4l@
&,z^r wl<el 6
^folynton, .*93^ft
,fr I„^ C 39
IfoX WSOM
„Walworth, „ 4 1 fy9
^<%^s>'^# 'fltl>s
Nathan Stearns, 3f il 80 434
foft, vendue lot, $&
Jacob Foster, , I • .8Q & ,t
Richard C.Shxnnon 6 ip 3 5^3 !$
^WM^Wf
NEW-HOLDERNESS. F
NOTICE isherebygiven to the noarefident proprietors of Land ill the toct
°fN^-Hofderneffywho ha,e not paid theit Highway id Count, Tates fort
sere ,97, that so much of their Land will be Sold at Public Vendue, at th#
^^^^^^X^^Mil
dental charges, un^Apreventedby previous pa„ietn.l
j^as" nf I^rb^?^^iqT', CT^< b. {lf fl
mft##&jw # . ^ ^ 1 fl^ C&C%
'°° P°4
Samael Wentworth, of Boston. r 3 4 100 „ 5° %
< H$ '^ra
A1 1 133 '6 bi
4100 .50 04.
William Smith. ' c 12 Tfc , P b 4
, 33 i 6 or
3 ( I 1
§7 100
Arthur Browne. 3 1 100 50 %
49 *
_a h r 1 33 16 01
^ J ""' 59 100 §0 0#
H CT
.GEORGE W. LIVERMORE, c^fy.
Ns>-H@tefi htolr 6th,ify. [ 2 3~6*1
State of Nra-Hampfoirc.
Grafton,!
ATOTICE is hereby given to the
Non-resident Proprietor, and
Owners of Land,in the township °f Al
exandria, who hare not paid their High
way Taxes, for the year 17^7, that so
much of their Land as will pay fata
Taxes, with incidental charges, will be
fold at Public Vendue, at the dwelling x
house of Mr. Enos Ferren, innholder in
'faid Alexandria, on the third Tuefday
of February next at far o'clock in the
forenoon aniefs prevented by previous
payment.
Thomas Packer, Esq. 32 ttro §0
70 1 110 §0
. 47 1 "960
John Mofell, Esq. 9 I no 33
, John Wentworth, Esq. 46 1 110 66
Thomas Walingford, Esq. 8 , no 33
, „tiro 50
Solley and March, fill 55 33
: ^t^ . ^ 691 no 33
„* no 50
William Parker, Esq. ±3• I+o „
i 03 110 s°.
Jotham Odiorne, Esq. if 1 ito 33
Jpfeph Blanchard, Eiq. ,j 1 itO 33
John Tolford, Esq. 381 10 7
68 1 no 33
D '" 37 ? 55 33
William Tolfard, So 1 110 jo
Capt. William Baily, ' 6, I "• 33;
Unknown, 44 * "o 66
Unknown formerly claim- 74 1 60 33
ed br one Eiloot, 2 a 60 33
Capt. Jonas Minot, 17 1 no 66
; ..^ 7 ^ 30 i no 66
h ^^ ftCT ^ - ^ 47 11*0 66
CTy>'%"'^^^ ft 1 no 66
^^'^^ CT^v%t
- # & w*^}tb-fr • 63 i rto 46
65 ttio §0
'^' ^ $ ^M> ,f tl40664
^^^ ,{ „^ 3 2110 fO
7 2 110 50
; , # 3 "066
1, go 3 MO §0
- ; ''ft to 7
Q< ^.^ . ^/Y^ • u^r 14 7,
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MOSES SIMONDS, Cfor.
^Mra/m,Dec.,Z 1797. ,, 1 !.,
==-■____—— tptaecQ—tw—ty.
;;, Take Notice. ^
'A LL persons having any Demands,
& Eftata JAMES
^^^^
fccoad Tutd^y^of EebAMgt next. ^^
Any Persons being indebted to fai&
lite,ft tydtel Wa, i^rf"
r'sAM^EL STONE, Mfafofr"'»
H&m^ti ! &!^L^''
A tew LAMB-5K INS
^Q^tofr.Qf
iittznttfet^^
^^of New-Wmffliri.
XrOTICE it hereby gives to &
ill non-resident proprietor, and own
era of Land in the town of Mfr
mont, in Grafton county, and State a
forefaij, who are delinquent ia paying
their high-way qaa, for the year
th a - ^nlefs they pay the time to me the °
, Subferiber, on or before the feverch
day February A. D. I'79s, so much of
thejr land „ will pay the fame, with
incidental charges, will be fold on fajd
day, at Public Vendue, at the dwelling
house of ThomA3 Rifts ill, Efa. is'
said &i'mont^atioQ'clockA.M. uite
1,6 profited by previous paymenu
Opr.
J. W. Wal iron, 4th div. 18 160 6,
Howard Heoderfoa, 4 dir. 35 f&r 6,
Samuel Wentworth, 4 div. to 160 6,
Clement March, 4 div. 54 160 6j <
Samuel Emerson, a 100 41
Joseph New march 7 a 100 f
4th divificn. 48 160 16a
Jonathan Maul ton, 4 div. ,6 160 6, q
Peter Ifo, f .4400 .41 _
Charltl Fax ton, , 4 lb• 41
; dteifa ' >5 & ^ & t
Peter Gilman, , „to &, 1
•sh divifiop, : [ >&} 9 y
Robert Auchmoty, 4 &v. 34ifo 6,
Zebulon Gildings, , 41„ 81 ,
qth division, 13 16a Isa G
N„an WHQ, , 3 6
QQ .i.^tf*'^ 40 lie 65
^^ ; # VX L
Temple,4 div. 41 160
Wilhi, Parker, 3 j iff ,
1 fh&.oWW£ „W „
Joseph Wrighty itfra^
Samael! Greeley, 4 div. lu fe fy
Hear, Shedum, #div. <5 &8>
j ^^o^
^ ^^, I
Q^ so& (% ^
^ 4,&%Q4fty4
the New Hampshire & Vacant .
At M%NAC.
; EQH TtLRTQ&R Oft OURL^fy
^/t/! 9 B.^ '
T hi. ALMANAC contain foar Ter,
.fcfa T.M% for tte ftrorer Me
,+?- ►=——-— — I Q_— — _
CTT AKENOT!CE£I ,
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immediately, as he has fold his Shop 4
and Took, and is determined to clow
hit AccQrn ^^hrief
n ANDREW POST. 4
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