The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-10-03 00:00:00, page 4

/ POEM.
[R, Dr. Stylbs.]
HOW ARAM'S fault a fias>H hu
man kind ;
Ho# one is three, and three are one
combin'd ;^
|foff certain prefeience checks not fu
tore will,
And why the Almighty goedaeG
Suffers ill;
Such points as these are far too fa,
for Man —
1 Were never well explain'd ta raver
can.-
&' l^ Take Notice.
A Lfy persons are eaution
-led against purchasing
an hundred acre lot of land,
lying in Tamwofth— No. to
in the lecond Range, of Jo
seph Hichcock of said Tara
worth, as it was unlaw
fully obtained from the fub
faiber. SAMUEL gilman.
A WHAT a charting thing and
P ret %
To have a noble, Federal City !
Surpassing fa few years to come,
foil that higory fay, of Rome ;
That antieat feat of arts and wars,
The mother of eternal jars !
Not near old ocean's margin built.
Where blood by hogsheads may be
fyilc;
Where grips which vomit smoke and
fire, *
May force the people to retire ;
May set a tampering our patricians,
Carling all maritime petitions.
Betides, all feh port town#, we know.
The floods of horrid vice e'erflow ;
There business, noise and dissipation,
Diftrad the rulers of the nation !
There,morn, and noon, and midnight
revels,
With a long lift of Syren devils—
Balls, treats,and visits—arts cajoling,
Will set their wits and senses rolling.
Till on the rocks of tempting beauty,
Theyfhipwreck honor,truth,and duty.
No, let us to the woods repair.
For peace and innocence dwell there ;
There in the times beyond the flood,
When men were frugal, wife, & good,
Beneath an dak,or beechen (hade,
The belt of human laws were made :
They wanted then no central Nation—
TheirFederaf Hall the whole creation.
Then let us to the woods repair.
And build a Federal Chy there.
Where nature never fails to please,
In hills and dales, & Ihrubs & trees ;
Where ancient Sages gather'd know
, ledge,"
Without the aid of church or college.
Secluded from the noisy hive,
Who bufinefo, arts and pleafgre drive,
'< In the cool grot and molly cell,"
Where truth and inspiration dwell,
Without a buzzing in our ears,,
Qf fpeculator'shopes and fears.
What Laws & Statutes (hall be made !
To help the basket making trade ;
To regulate the coun ry roads,
And clear the neighbourhood erf toads;
To regulate the time for hatching
Hens eggs—& toad,& oyster-catching;
What time is heft to ring the swine.
And ocher bus'nefs in that line—
To bind in league of fix'd opinion,
The States who form this great do
minion.
GAZETTE or THt UNITED
\ STATES.
^ RUR4L REfREXT,
At Clark's, is Northwood, in the
afternoon.
At Carr's, in Candie, the 13th.
At Berry's, in Bow, the r^^h.
At Bartlett's,iß Pembrook the r ph.
At Kinsman's, inConcord the 16th.
At M'Criiliss, in Canterbury, the
V<h.
Ac Gilman's, inNorthfield the 19th#
Alt Piper's, in Loudon, the zoth.
At Cram's, to Pittsfield, the zed.
(for Pittsfield and Chichefter.)
At M'Clary'fy in Epsom the zjd.
N. B. All Tavernors, Retailors,
land other persons, liable to pay excise
&G inquired to take notice oftbisysad
At Bean's, in Brintwood, in the
afternoon, and ,
At Mrs, Webfter'v, in Chester.
At Butler's, in Nottingham, the
both in the forenoon, and
At Bean's, in Raymond,
At Sutler's, in Deerfield, the izth
in the forenoon.
At Sbuitcb,in Newmarket, from it
O'clock &. Mb to % P. M.
At Mead's, in Lamper-Rivers from
§ to 6 o'clock, p. M.
At Esq. Whealer's, in Kington, in
the forenoon.
At Towle's, in Hawke, in the af
ternoon, from i to a o'clock p. M.
At Esq. Hook's, in SandoWo, from
,to 6 o'clock P. M. and
At Col. Thame's, in Londonder
ry.
At Watson's, in Epping, the gth,
from 9 o'clock, &. M. to I P, m.
At Merrill's,in Poplin, in the fore
noon, and
THE fobfcribers in partnership as
joint Farmers of Excise, having
purchased the EXCISE in said conn,
ty, from the Fir, Do, of QRofc 1788,
to the Firs Da, of Odober 1789, a
greeably to a resolve of the General
Court, hereby give notice to all Ta.
vernors—Retailors and other persons
liable by law to pay Excise in said
county—That attendance will be giv
en, in order to receive Accounts and
the Money due on Excise between the
said firft days of October 1,88 and
1789, at the following times and
places, viz.
At POTtfmonth-at Col. Brewfl&'s
and Staven's the ift, 2d, and 3d days
of October, at Greenleaf's the id and
3d dayb, do.
At Bell's, in Newcastle, the 2d.
At Peavey's,in Newington, the §th,
from (1 o'clock, a, m. to 2 p. m,
At Libbey's, in Greenland, frofa 3
to 6 o'clock, p. m.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE,
At Leavitt's, in Hampton, from 3
o'clock, to g p. m.
At Batchelder's, in Bast Kingston,
in the forenoon.
Ac Clough's, in Souths Hampton,
afternoon.
At Jofonfon's, in Hampftead, in the
forenoon, and
At Folfom's, in Stratham,the Bth,
from 8 to io o'clock a. m.
At Lamfon's, in Exeter, the sth, &
At Knight's, in Atkinson, in the
afternoon.
At Leavitt's, in North Hampton,
from 12 o'clock at noon, to 2 fr. m.
At Hardy's, in Pelham, in the fore
noon, and
At Smith'd, in Windham, iri the af
ternoon.
At Garland's, in Rye, the 6th# from
8 to id o'clock a. M.
At Poor's, in Salem, in the after
noon.
At Wella', in Hampton-Falls,the
,tb, from 8 to to o'clock A. M.
-- At T. B< Lock's, in Seabrook,from
11 o'clock, A. M, to I P. M.
At Blake's, in Kendngton ft from 3
to 6 o'clock M.
A: Bayle,'a in Newton, in the fore,
noon.
At Sawyer's, in Plaftow,in the after
noon.
EXCIS E.
BOCKINGHAM=&f.
VUE the fubferibers being
appointed Commission
ers to receive and examine
the claims of the several cre
ditors to the estate of Samuel
Warfin, late of Lee, in the
county of Strafford, hus
bandman, deceased, repre
sented insolvent, give notice,
Tha^twe will attend that
business on the third Mon
day of this and the five fol
lowing months, from two
to fix o'clock, in the after
noon, of said days, at the
house of Elijah Carttan, in
said Lee. Joseph sias,
(ftoRGE TUTTLE.
^&, Sept. 1, 1789,
con fitter the fame as a legal demand,
and attend,fettle and pay accordingly.
Those that negled may depend on hav
ing all the advantage that the Lave
will admit of taken of them, and those
that have been felling fpirithous Li
quors without licence are likewise cal
led upon to be very punctual in their
attendance as they would avoid Prose-
Cuiion,
THOMAS BARTLETT,'
BRADBURY CILLEY,
JONATHAN CILLEY.
Nottingham, September 15th, '789. #
A BOUT/bree hundred acres
of LAND, in Sanborn
ton, contiguous to the Great
Bay in that town (io called.)
Said land is pleafently si
tuated—well watered—con
venient to make two farms
—adjacent to feverai settlers
—-and within half a mile of
a Grift-milL
VUE the subscribers being
appoin tedCommiffion
ers by the Hon. Judge of
Probate of Wills, &c. in the
county of Strafford, to re
ceive andexaminethe claims
of the several creditors to
the estate of Edward Wood
man, late of Lee, in said
county, deceased, represent
ed insolvent, give notice—
That we will attend that
business on the third Mon
day of this and the five fol
lowing months, from two to
fix o'clock, in the afternoon,
of said days, at the house of
Elijah Cartlan, in laid Lee.
instock and Country Pro=
duce will be received in pay^
ment, —For further infor
mation apply to J. HOIT,
Exeter, Sept. 25.
Lee, if Sept. 1789.
^ BARGAIN I
^, Take Notice.
(^ Take Notice.
TO BE SOLD,
JAMES BRACKETT,
CHARLES GLEDDEN.
Blanks of most forts ma,
be bad at H. Ranlet's office at dtty
watty office in the fate.
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SEPTEMBER 8, 789.
Whereas he Impost AEt ofthis
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of that department
Therefore,
THOSE persons that have net
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Wm. GARDNER, Treasurer.
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