The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1797-05-15 00:00:00, page 3

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^^g&:s4^^ his ha ¥ -'
;^ rffl f^^vcd Irf&rmatiGti, &' a- number of
^rerety^p&q having fatel/ in # heftle
^^annef^mererf- the Cherokee nation ; fef
fonfequencti of whuh might foote that
flare, &ceir^re, in the horrors of an Indian
war, and caffed ± number of, ipaprent men,
women and c,dr, total# facrificc to &
tndianfo a T^ranon foffucb ufyairantabte
poctecd!nfci ; tierhen commands tach difora
derdly persons to drfl±from afti of hostility :
bgainft he Cherokee Indians, forbids the cit
fares of ^Teh^fc frem crossing the Indian
boundary; WiMfyffir^
rckecs to keep within theirowo limits, unless
they obtain proper p ffpnrn.
; It is devoutly to be willed, that this cau*
tionary focature m^y prevent the horrors and
gxpcnfe per attendant on an Indian war.
I ELIZABETHTOWN, APRIL Ift
J Ata lifted meeting of the corporation of
Ove college # Newfrty on Wednesday i
the lath irft. the board proceeded to <he I
choice of a trustee when the Hun. Janes'
K^fey, E'q. L. L D.chief justice of the|
&«e;.ta Unaoimot& eto&ed. Mr Ko.!
fey's father was one of the Sift troftecs orthe
college. Aube fame time. Do&or John:
Madcap, profefcr of chimeOry and neural
hifiory,@s ch fen proteffpr of roatbemapcs
,ri Moral philosophy, mthe place of Dr.
Walter Minto, deceased,
PHILADELPHIA,APRIL 26.
On Mon^jv last Francis BiNato, a
cirten fthe United States, was cym
muted to the goal of this cin, by the
Diftritt Judge, for a mifderoeanof # in
entering on &,,d a French privateer,
and cruizing dgaintc the veffehand fub
jedsof n firms in amity with the Unit,
ed States and $$ forirerfon in levying
war 'again# the United S a es, by cap
curing pn the high frat, a veffej or veff
ch belonging to citizen# of the United
States. ,
NEW- QRK, APRIL 28.
By the Ichoiwer § Patrick, rfrom
Cu/racoa, we learn that the French and
Spanish privateers bring into that port
ail American vessels bound to or from
^ripin ports, and without trial, plunder
them of all they can, and lay up the
bulls to be eaten by the worms.
. APRIL 20.
It feema from a Charleston paragraph
that a meeting of she citizen, had been
called to find out some remedy for the
,W ,f m&ng. One expedient suggest
ed, waOo prevent men from lodging
notes in the bank for collection ; or in
other words, to devise force mode for
the debtor to avoid paying his debts
when due.
Times ate much changed. Former
ly when the people wanted to get nd
oftheir debts without making payment,
theycculd ete& legislatures that would
make paper currency and render laws
— =-the work was all uoncwith legif
ht„e folemnfty^ Sin-e the national
governm^hf has artefted- this kind of
fraud, the peoplein some of the states
are much puzzled how t, get along.—
The resort to totem-meetings i^a new
Y b^?^ '''; • """"="°'"T°"' .. .. %
reWiXApEL APRIL 17,
- An extraordinary depara,iap of mer
• chante from th commercial towns in
France whose opinions had been request.
ed on the fubjed of 4tabiifhing a nati
x^=^em
eftem otefafytfhfeite to ioftitote
a bank : ta pmap&t _ %
toe want of confidence ia the govern
fo. Ihi. i.Better proof of the real
^ e ^ ft opi^o , France,,
'than r <nchofad harangues from popu,
h^^k^. % ,
•^^rafyfr^^*i^^
w^^fc^
cannot but be intercftißg
L The Canton of Basil, from its prox
imity to the armies of the beffigere^t
powers on the Rhine, his been fubjtyfed
to much vexation from both parties,
"''d'A y *"''" =°^=^ ^
coadutt
-ALBANY; APRIL zQ
JV e . are informed, that the first
, U .£LIC COMMINCEKiiNT, for con r '
t^riihg Degrees in U & ,ion College; will
be held RS Schenectady, on Wednesday
the ,d Os May: The Trustees ok the
I College are to attghd on their femi-aii
nual meeting the precediag day.
't—M— me
^stoN, MAT fr"^
The Salem paper of yefterd^v, toen
nptls the arrival there ot the brig. Ex
change. Caps Richardson; from s)„%^
jieaux ; bur (he brings Paris' aceovhtfg
(March 4) no la<et thin before publifh-^
cd. Many letters were received by her,^
and they ipesk not of a rupture be
tween the two republics.
Os the iOfy »h, aje to compole the
next Fedeiat House of R?prefenra(ive>,
40 fthem will be dew members.
The Senate of Hamburg has granted
an exequatur to Samuel Williams, Esq.
a# confitl of the United States * for t'h^t
city, and he entered on the duties of
hi, Office, the Ift January lag.
c Daring Robbery /^^
On Saturday nigh; between 9 and 10
o'clock, Mr. Samuel Mo^re, a Coi!e&~
or of the Revenue of the U.' X was af
- Ifaulted near the Button fide of Charles-
It^wn bridge, by 'wo foot pads, who
I with rh;ea^ ft demanded his mqney, and
lon his refuting to deliver fr, was imme
diately ku,eked down Tunned and rob
bed. Qne of the villains held lnm h by
the throat, while the other rifld his
pockets ; and then making a stroke at
him with a knre, which fortunately
only figged? wounded him in hi, leg,
they made off. His voice quickly bro't
people froth the nrareft haufes, who af
ter attention td his wounds, made exer
tions to apprehend <hc offenders ; but
from the extreme darQ fs of the night,
'bev. escaped. Mr. Moore left about
2b2( j dullars in Br^k-bill-, his wa^h
and ftvcrai valuable papers. It is im
agined the robbers knew that Mr. M,
had ODnfldehbte money /about him.
Two persons have been apptchended .
00 suspicion of haviu&been the perpe
traors of the above r%bery.
The Bririfh governmentlend convify
to New South Wak:—'t\.z French la-e
.themselves the trouble oi a long, voy &
age by fending their felon? to % South
Wales. .
&Oq€*<><»<D &O&&&O©
^HANOVK”
- " For w,ntpfdefey i# tame of sense.”
acustomer;
, On Thurfty morning last a Bl^ck-.,
faiths (hop in the vicinity of Ditto
mouth College, owned by Mr.] Beatoni
Dew£Y was confuted by fire. T
The tire not being difeovered till the
whole appeared in a flame no, efforts
could file it.—Property to a confidera,.
ble amount was destroyed. , The ire.
must have originated from force spark
which fell oothe ft mr, while force per,
fori was at work in the (hop, the after
noon preceding. And which muff
have kindled into a flame but very
&)wh a# it was not observed till about
^r^"^^ Hiverhiil , ts.
week) Mr. John Osgood, to Mifsl
Sally Porter, daughter of Mr.l
WIWAM PJCTR ^t
DIED, ILaft week at HaverhilL Miss I
PoLLy BoYmtos i a worthy voun?l
ROCKINGHAM,
: ^ r ^/W^ t ^ . ;
^•^^#^^^ # ^ Y WO# &
^w^fy,
<rt@rrr, Fritt wiltmen stand at Norwich
till me nekt Thutfday morning and fa
will continue to ft»nd alternately #
each place, till the iph of July, and
then will compleat the Season at fyoi
ftych.
■llla iiiit»#toy«i»-wii^^
President,
WILL likewise stand at the above
mentioned places at the fame prices be
s',% at Hanover oa Mondpv the 15th
: inf. and *ill tarry there till Wednesday
"i^ht, and will then be removed to
Norwich, and rem dn till Monday mor
nipg and will also stand alternately at
each place, till the i^h of July and then
wi^camp'ear the feafonat Norwich.
I heft Horses and their Foal# are too
well known to need any delineation of
their Pedigree, to reCortimend them ;
Weir own appearance is a fufficient re
commendation. ™
Good pafaring for Mares, 44
Norwich.
"• {Norwich; Me, 12. fr
The beautiful full blooded Horse
BAjAZETT,
:OTANDS,this season, at the Stables
0 of Abijah Durkib, in foo
ver, and Do&or Cravs Hamsle
fd*% rii 'L^e— Standing ar said DVfe
ihiA Thurfdaya, Fridays, and Satur
^&,, of earth walk, and at laid HAM
;iLtYdr^ Mondays, Tuesdays, and
VVedaetdays, through the season.
?I The „JAZETT is a beautiful bay,
;ft years old.—The Terms are Four
Dollars for i* single Leap, and Five
Pillars the Seafan, Warranted as ihall
be agreed. satd Horse was brought
from Hartford, in Connecticut, last
winter, by the Subferiber—He is equal
to any Horse in the Country, for
strength and beaut,.
ALS O.
Messenger,
A Beautiful full blooded bright bay
Horse. He aifo was brought from
Hertford, i# Conneaicut, by the Sub-
Briber, and to to Hawill
also Stand at the fame Stables and on
;the fame Days as the above ritentioned
tUr^^
1 .. ^SR
MESSENGER, are Three Dollars rhe
Leap and Four Dollars for the Season,
- Warranted as shall be agreed.
Good attendance given, and eve{,
favor gratefully acknowledged by the
public's humble fervent ,
ABIJAH DURKtE.
N B. Good pafomng for Maresh
• . —=== R =*± te ~=^^
lOld Hermit,
I rc . ''Qty&^tttylfl^CT^AJ^^^L
I^2^ SHF'**'' ^^~^^^^*4*qgi
KE PT the last season by,Mijhr
Roger Exes in Hartland, will
stand this season 4c thrt Gable of the-.
Subferiber in Pomfret, two mile# north
of Woodstock Cnnr,H rafe, to be let
ro Mifa at Five doPari the single Leap*
Eight Dollars the Se-son, and t^enfure
a foal as.may be ag^eJ, m^ rx-eeding
Twelve D>ll<rs. The HERMIT,
it is expefled, will Sufficiently recom
mend himfelf, without teforting to hi,
birth or pedigree.
Conftanc attendance will be given
to customers, and good fettering for
Mare# fufnifoed at twenty five cents
per week by
OLIVER HUTCHINSON.
Pomfret, April 10,q<yr
The Bright Star,
" - j/^rM
iXr'" " n 's ^fdiowine season
# VV at the stable of the Subferiber,
in Haverhill, at the moderate price ;of
One Dollar and Fifty Cents the Leap,
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents the Sea
son, Four Dollars to Insure a Foal -
Said Horse is four years old, fifteen
hands and a halfhigh, well proportion
ed ; his colour a bright baa
The Foals of the BRIGHT STAR
will recommend him to be one of the
best horses in the country. Good pifr
taring so, Mares and punAual attend
ance given by the Public's bumble-
Servant.
John kiMball. ~
Haverhill, May loth, *l9fo 3=3 4
ADPERTISEMENT.
THE Proprietors ol'WiitTZ River
Falls Bridge are hereby noti-,'
fed, and warned to assemble on Friday
the second day of June next at one
o'clock in the afternoon, at the dwell
ing house of Gen. Ebenezer Bafew-
BTti,to aft on the following articles t
VlZ.=ll To chose a Moderator to
govern said Meeting. ~ T °"
{ zd. To fill, the vacancies of all Offi
cers of the corporation of ftid White
River Falls Bm»az.'
3d. To appoint a Committee id re
vile the By-Laws of said Corporation °
if it may be thought necessary.. -/
4th To further examine the report of
a Committee heretofore appointed to
audit the account# relative to the build
ing of said Bridge, and examine the „
records relative thereto.
ft£ To tranfaft ariv other bufineG
that may be though# necessary.-
RUFUS GRAVES, C/e,£ ^
M, ro:h, 1797. [3—3]
;Mafo^^^
—-
THE Members and< Brethren of
Franklin Lodgz, N o . 6, are
in f°r, ed , that the fcmiannuai Ehata
^%;' w ^ O' °"^ retet^
utheftf T^fd, in ,fer, when a punc
tual aud general attendance is reotiefied.
By order of the wg^ip^l Master,
^ w / A. HEDGE, Secrew,.
;fo,ofo, 101 b, 1797. [3—3)