The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-12-19 00:00:00, page 4

CUPID IN .INDIA.
A FACT.
A BOUT eight years since, a gen.
„A' tlemi ° of property in Bengal
Wrote to a friend in London, deplqr.
ing the Rate of beauty in that scotch.
fog climate, and, requesting him to
prevail on some" young lady, well
born and educated, with a tolerable
Safe of personal charms, to make a
Voyage to India, giving his honour to
make her immediately his wife. The
fesjem^who received {he rommif^
on w asigd used to fend hisßaugh ter,
who'to adifengaged heart, added
beauty, mafic and every accomplish
ment. The fair one bide adieu to
the bleak chores of. England, and,
flowing with triumphant hopes, found
erfell in a few months on those of
the Ganges. But, a!as ! the exoea
ed. lover aid not appear to greet her
arrival: Bbfinefs had carried him
some haudr* leagues up the country;
but forefeeing the arrival of the Eag
liih fleet during his absence, he had
provided for the accommodation of
thelady in the hfyfe of a factor.-.
Two months elapsed before his re*
turn ; then, panting with expectation,
he flew to his friend's, to.throw him
felf before the future arbitrefs of his
fate. Whether his empaffionted faicy
had drawn the lady in colours be
yond those of nature, a, whether the
stile of her beauty differed from the
picture he had formed, it is certain
he beheld her with a coldness almost
bordering on averfian. The caprici
ous god once was uniform ; the lady
found herfelf as little captivated as
the youth, and idvegal succeeding is,
, terviews Served but to confirm their
, mutual dislike. The gentleman find
ing there was no danger of the lady's
breaking her heart for his perfidy,
offered her a compensation of sixteen
; thousand pounds to be released from
, his engagement, which was gladly
accepted. The factor, who had been
, laying by for the event, now boldly,
, flood forwad as her lover, profeffing
the mod ardent passion ; the lady was
§ pleased, and the nuptials were cele
, prated. No sooner had the rejeaed
G beauty become a wife,'and totally out
of the reac^ of her lover, than his
'eyes were opened —he was astonished
that Mia before, been blind to ter
perfedioas, was fetzed with despair,
took to hit bed, and for feme time
* was pronounced to bejn a fate info
pable of rpvery.-lf a repeal fan
jkZ 1 J OXS ILJLj 11 IN = •
WE the fubferibers being
appointed Cbmmiilionera, io
reive led examirig ,h, d,,m, of
he feverab creditors of the estate of
JAMES MAN, late of Epsom, in
faid< county, yeoman, deceased, to
prefaced infolrent, hereby give no.
tied—That we will attend upon ihal
bifimefa at the house of Elfohub
M'Clq in & Epsom, on ite<hfod
Monday of this and the three follow
ing mohths, from two to fix o'clock
in the afternoon on Giddays, W^
- - ^^:?
r^r^X Din HOOK, $ • f
fot.fr ^§ ^ I
ALL Persons that hart
== an y demands againlbthe ettate
of ,ELIZABETH PAGE, late of
Exeter, in the County of Rocking
ham, Widow, deceased, are requested
rd exhibit them to the fubferiber, At
torney to the Executors, that a spee
dy settlement may take place.
, t „ OLIVER PEABODY.
Exeter, Dec. tp& 1789. V
l iw in.i lb .».„> til itu'it »"I I' '■ **.u>i|'
Public Vendue,
By license from the Honorable Jadge
of Probate of Wills, &c. for the
X county of Strafford ;
AN THURSDAY the 24th int
at the house of the subscriber,
The personal estate of Simon Deiroorn,
late of Wakefield, in said county,Efq,
deceased.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock. A. M.
Conditions of sale will be kaown^t
time and place,
MARTHA DEARBORN.
4a minijtfairTx.
Wakefield, Dec. 7, 1789,
Houfebold Furniture,
^c^c.
Being pin of the Edam of ZEBU
LUN GIDDINGS, deceafej.—^
& The conditions to bemade known
time and place.' ®
The zpfofa^f-D^
two o'clock ?. M. ar the dwelling
houfe of Eli,baht Giddings,
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Vendor,
A POMPOUS Poet at Cambridge
lUmvaI Umvarficy„fatdown,determme
to, write a poem in the sublimest of ah
ppffible heroic. 1t happened, howe
ver, that his Pegasus run restive by the
time he had spurred him through the
following couplet:
'' And JiJbes fai*#% t(b fweat,
\''Cr,'ddamn it bow bet "wefeall be!"
It cured the gentleman of his itch
for poetry.
Erneif Newborn,Jbire.
Rockiapair—j:
feblimates the body and mipd to such
extravagancies as these, let us be
thankful that we may have his beams
alkance, and be content with humble
feelings. '
" The fan's ,erfodi<uhr beat
" Illumines the kefetb of tbefea;
A brother Cantab popping in and
feeing this lie on the table, while the
Poet was muling abroad io quell of
freth inspiration, waggiihly added,
Debtors ^ Creditors.
,0n THURSDAY,
TO BE SOLD, AT
Sales at Auction,
BON MOT.
A Parcel of
and the highest PR?eE,
Notice !
.THE Commissioners ap-
: = pointed to receive and examine
uhe claims of the several creditors of
the estate of JOHN GIDDINGE,
late of Exeter, Esq. deceased, give
►notice, that a further time of fix
.months is allowed by the Judge of
Probate, &c. for said county, for.-
that purpofe—an'd that thqy will at
tend th-t service at the late dwelling,
house of said deceased, on the lift
Tuefdav of this and the five follow.
FROM the pasture of the
Subferiber, in "Brint
wood, some time in October
last, a two years old HEI
FER, with whi|e back and
belly—reddish tides, inter-
Jperfed with white spots.—
Whoever will give informa
tion of the fame, or return
her to the owner—shall be
ha^dlomely rewarded—and
all realonable charges paid,
John Wilson.
Brintwood, Nov. 7, 1789.
SEWALLS
Genuine Almanack,
By the groce, 4 dozen, or fingie, to be
fold at LamortOffica.
'A LL perlons wh^ are in-,
debted to, or have any demands
A%^.lt the Ettate of JOHN KEN
NISON, late of Newmarket, deceaf
el, are desired fp^dily to fettle with
he fubferiber, Adminiilratrix of said
Estate.
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aq ffUOty's,ooq 1() "ruraued Xur
03 pqni pu, 'punoq ,injt r'aopou
yauoty fy us 'opatt Xvq puesjoy
-pn IM" paqdin, aq Xvu uojiad Ku
•f^qa f sigo lUTu^Ejnooua o;q&
•„njj! ' r !0O ^NO^Wvq 3v uo paptro
^ HI, 'saq3ue4q suoufa sn T
gi sjaignq Bupuiq-^oog HHpL.
^uipuig^ooq
WANTED,
FLAX-SEED and—
Shipping FURS.
S. WIGGIN.
Exre% Dec. Bth 1789..
STRAYED or STOLEN,
fELZABETH KENNISON.
Newmarket, Dec. ^ 1789.
ing months, from two to fix o'clock
in the Afternoon of said days.„
,Debtors & Creditors.
Final-Settlements,
STATE : NOTES.
New-Emission Money,
Os any State :
INDENTS,
E.x^er, Dec, 9th, 1789.
CASH
GIVEN FOR
—A LSO —
Blanks of most forts may
%&at H. RamletS ife 0 fie
aa&/±^tffaf/ ft ^^,^
A generous price it given far
clean Linen and Cotten RAGS,
at this Office—at the Paper Manu
fa&ory, in this town —at Mr. Green
leaf's Store, in Epping—at Mr. PM-
Brich Store, Pittsfield—at Mr. R."l
Bean's Store, Brintwood and at
Messrs. Woods' Store in Loudon.
—_ »■■■.■.■ — Q t
Weatherwise's genuine
ALMANACK,
FOR 1790,
MAY BE HAB AT THIS OFFICI,
foreign^ Goods;
Suitable to the Season ; which
will fell CL, for CASH,
$ FINAL SETTLEMENTS,
Or INDENTS.
Linseed-Oil and Snuff,
FLAX-SEED,
B, Boardman & Selk,
Just imported in the taftfei,
AND TO Bit SOLD BY ^
A^o PEWTER,,
HARD-WARE,
GLASS,
OIL.
PAINTER'S COLOURS,
^WANTED,
By said L ADD,
POT & PEARL ASH,
FLAX-SEED, &
SHIPPING FURS.:
FROM THE 1
Beverly Manufactory,
Os equal goodntfs with those of tie
fame price from Greatbritan.
EliphaletLadd,
AT HIS STORE IN EXETER^
At cheap fes at any place on the
WOOLENS,
COTTONS, W
FANCY-GOODS^
Samuel Tenny
CT TOW CLOTH and ^
COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be received in part payment.
Exeter, 101 b Nov.
Also—A General Assortment of
Oil & Snuff. -
A General Afortmetit g
Has for Sale, several kinds of
CORDUROY
RAG S.
MXITBR. OCT. 1789.
EXCHANGED FOR
&C. # %.