The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-12-26 00:00:00, page 4

. Others again will buffi, ffir, and
To scrape together sroftatfe ftuff b
Perhaps in luck, they flfee great
machine,
Should some curd chance or other in
tervene,
While panting thoafands, gape, and
gaze and chock.
The bubble herds, and all is loft in
smoke.
Once, thia bleft land, riot znany
years ago,
Rais'd 'a Balloons ri grand and gal
lant shew; ''
Which nations gaz'd at, Mali nati
ons know ; -?
Twas form'd of privileges, tights &
law,
And fill'd with patridtifa inffead bf
gaz; ~
The woed'rous fabriqtorofe,majc4ic !
high!
And (pit# of British b,Ufl Reach'd
teAy ; - r
There proudly hartp aloft—affiini ng
frame/ /
ham which e f eff Europe tabu &
gen'rous flange, • - r ,
Shakes off her /hackles,greatly dares<
be free, .
Raise it balloon, like us beyond the r
tin it with all .that's goods end 1
#aykusfct#b ?! ^^ra
- This night a fmafchaltaxi invitee
your dyes ;
1 cant pretend TO\ v that it will fife ;
I'H do the beftll*to make it go ;
Bat then it's' ctiargQrith wit, and
that's oft fa!fe y&know:
Howe'er the wits whiefl we mill
=~reio-nTgnt;f.
A^ ratified, & fit for "Try ffigW,
Sftyfo-RiLON, apdgooTßtha,
rs waggish
tfK^" ^. frofa^
BEAT o/'& MVSES?
frroW GAZETTE or Tis
Uwi T iiiSriAhi,
PROLOGUE,
Spoken by Mr. Wignell> before a
"Conick: Sketch,f called The World
ar if roes ;or The Piaart Exhibition
—delivered, soon after the burning
of Mr. D's balloon.
h~<HAT all the worlds a fige—
JE sweet Sbd&frarr sungi ’
Aid by that thought, full many a
sweet tale hung,
Os war, and death, and love: The
simple maid,
By man'i falfe lures, to ruin's gulph
betray'd ;
Os kings and queens, &:crowns,and"
witty fools ?
All nature's book difplay'd, un
check'd by rules,
Those genius,daraping (hackles,
forg'd in Grecian fchoots.
With mind Unbounded, & with eagle
eye,
Ev'n hidden things the favor'd bard
could spy ;
Trace the nice windings of the ka
' man hearty ~
And search the feal'd-ip secrets, of
each part,
Then fly beyond the bourne of Mor
tal ken,
And study fpritet, when he'd exhaust
ed men;
*This finite 1 truftj will change full
soon; -
fend worldly dm, he each—/fir a bal-
Some fill, feme fail,fome rife aid ori
thers fall, l
Some, soaring high, forget this dir- I
ty ball, l
Till barfting in a-blaze, theyloofe l
life, schemes and all. J
I fear I'm weight enough to keep it
down:,
Howe'er I go,chirr'd by this pleas-l
iag thought,[
(All ofcraids I value not a groat) ,
Tia your applause keeps uty balloonl
:afloat. J
[G%=R^m.]
But fop, '-Egad a mighty pretty
' joke,
•I have forgot the main I was t'have
spoke.
'From her I come, whole humble with
to please,
Has oft been here repaid : While now
she fees
This brilliant ffiow collected here a
gain,
Her grateful feelings render language
vain ;
Her thanks ffie promises by a#t to,
(how,
And——-[6e// ria,]—Coming Mr.l
Prompter—! must go,t
For out ballon is fall, and 1 go up I
you know.,
AACT to alto the time for tbe nefl
meeting of Congress.
TIE it enabled by the SENATE and
KHOUSI of represenTa.
TIVES of the UNITED STATES
qf America id Congress assembled,
that after the adjourn me,f of the
preferit fefijoO, the next meeting of
Congress (hall be on the firft Monday
in January next,—
F< E FSRICX A. MuHL#NB,U R O,
fyp# ^hh tity? &,q brefatdtiwe/.
JOHN" ADAMS, frite-Pre/fdent
ft T ¥^^4%> rt ^
.Pre,de,t oft^e Senate,
&@m^^api. 01^^
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Pr@nt of tbe United State.
TfIXTTFOURTHACTtfCorORSfI
Congress of the United,States,
Began and Hit at the city of NrayorE,
pte Wefafda, the 41b da, of March,
1 7^9-
lire ACT to allot the Baron de Girt
beck tbe pay of a Captain h the Ar
my of the United States,
BE it enabled by the SENATE
and HOUSE of REPRESEN
TATIVES of the UNITED
STATESof AMERICA inCoNGREss
assembled, That the pa, of a Captain
in the army of the United States be
allowed to the Baron de Glaabeck,
from the ninth day of March; oni
thousand seven hundred arid eight,-
one, to the twenty-fourth ty of Au
gust, one thousand feveri Hundred and
eighty two, to be paid in the famri
mariner as either foreign, officers in the
service of the United States have been
paid;
Frederick Ai Muhlenburg,
Speaker of the House of Reprtfntatives,
' JOHN ADAMS, Pice Pre,dent
of the United State;, and
_ President of the Senate.
Approved -spt. to, 1780.
, GEO. WASHINGTON,
'Prefdent of tbe United States,
A TAR who had a garden neat
Wapping,the entrance to which
had been much impeded by a snarling
cur that belonged to a person at fame
distance, was observing-to a friend,
that the enemy had not been there
thauday. “ And don't you think
that he'll be here again by and by /"
said his friend. No by G—d, repli
ed the tar ; for when he was here left
night, I cut his rudder away (brew
ing at the fame time theCdog# tail that
he had cat off) and I'll be d d,
added he, if he comes 'here any more,
riow he has got nothing to fcer by.i
ftoetrfetatb ACT yCoNOriEsg.
LAWS
rfffeUNiTED STATES
ANECDOTE.
I&LL perlons who are in
-1 debited to, or have aoy demands
against the Eltate of JOHN KEN
NISON, late of Newmarket; deceaf
ied , are detired speedily to fettle wj th
the fubferiber; Administratrix of f@id
;Eftate.
' ELIZABETH KENNISON.
Newmarket, Dec. 3d 1789.
BLANKS.
Blanks of most forts ma,
be had at H. Hamlet's office at %,
as at ty office in th,am
the fubferibers being
appointed Commitfioners, to
eceiv and examing the claims of
Ihe several creditors of the estate of
JAMES MAN, late of Epfoqi, in
laid county, yeoman, deceased, re
presented infolvens, hereby give no
tice—That we will attend upon that
business, at the house of Elizabeth
M'Glary, in said Epsom, on the third
Monday of this aid the three follow
; trig months, from two to fix o'clock
'in the afternoon on said days,
Michael M'Clary,
Dudley Sanborn,
Dyer Hook.
Etfm, ,ftoNov. 178%
ALL perlons indebted
to, or that have any
demands against the es
tate of John Thompson,
late of Exeter, deceased,
are requested to exhibit
them for settlement, to
Benjamin Boardman,
A LL Persons that have
A any demands against the ettate
of ELIZABETH PAGE, late of
Exeter, in the County of Rocking
ham, Widow, deceased. are requeued:
to exhibit them to rhe febferiher, At
torney to the Executors, thrit a spee
dy fetdement may take place.
OLIVER PEABODY.
Exeter, Dec. 10th, 1789^ &
C^ SH
and the highest Yrice,
[Adminiftrator.
Exeter, iStb Dec. 1789. '/
FLAX-SEED and
Shipping FU RS.
S. WIGGIN.
Exeter, Dec# Sth, 1789.
WANTED,
GIVEN FOR
New-Emission Money,
FiNAL-SETTLEMENTSj
Debtors ^ Creditors.
Debtors ^ Creditors.
Debtors ^ Creditors.
STATE-NOTES.
Os any State•
INDENTS,
State of Neiub^m^jhirc.
Rockingham —ff.
=—A L 3 6-—
SEWALL'S
Genuine Almanack,
By the groce, dozen, or single, to te
fold at Lamson '3 Office,
Wanted
/[N aarce Lad, "about
1 3 or 14 jt a r j ^4 to tend asap
in the country. One lube can be well
recommended fife feadinefs and bone,,,
miH meet hvitb encouragement;
Enquire of the Printer bereof.
December, 1789.
rate. che^p a at abound
be Will fee. books, Old pattern. any
to ruled and bound, neatly tootice,
shortest the on Day-Books, and gers
Led with fupphed be may person py
a where ; offers encouragement able
spit, if Office, Ladson's at on carried
be will branches, various its
in business Book-Binding THE
Book-Binding.
A generous price il given fob
clean Linen and Cotton RAGS,
acthiaOffiteSt the Paper Mann,
faaory, in this town— at Mr. Greet
leaf. Store, in Epping=at Mr. Pbii
brick'o Store, Pittsfield—at Mr. R.
Bean's Store, Brintwood—=and at
Messrs. Wood,' Store in Loudon.
THE Commissioners afc
pointed to receive and examine
the claims of the several creditors of
the estate of JOHN GlDDlNdf.
late of Efeter, Esq: deceased, gfre
notice, that a further time of &.
months is allowed by the Judge of
Probate, &c, for hi# ribunty, for
that purpose—and that the, will at
tend that Service at the late dwelling^
hpufe of said deceased, on the Jiff
Tuefday of this and the five follot
iog months, from two to fit o'clock
in the afternoon of said days.
Exeter, Dec. 9th, 1,89. '• '
^ WANTED;
By said LAD D,
POT & PEARL A$Q
FLAX-SEED, & 1
SHIPPING FURS. 'I
AT HIS STORE IN EXETER,
As cheap fas at aay— place on the
t Co,tirent a ,
A General ^fortment q
WOOLENS,
COTTONfrd
FANCY-GOODS;
Also— =PEWTER,
HARD-WARE,
Glass,
oil,
PAINTER'S COLOURS,
&c. &c.'
AND TO BE SOLD BY
EliphaktLadd,
RAGS.
Notice!