The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1797-05-15 00:00:00, page 4

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±,L # ..^ For THE RIL L.•
ODEreaSLATTERN.
;H&mUy nfcribed to all, who 1 worth, of the
_te^ ttajm&liifftrmOT, ofthe timber's
veneration, b, their mes obedient, and very
•. v „humbleJerOant,
fl SIMON SPUNKEY, fan.
TRANCENDENT Queaul 1 fingthy
prolife;,
Let other ports tune their lays, ^ 1 r
Xlnforigs tohufa and beauties,
;To you lonly fugg; for, true 'til.
Not one oi ^lithe poet#' train,
E'& tookthis notion in his brain.
And why ? for sere, you far surpass
she mod enchanting, sprightly lift, ^
, —# %
When ailthe >msof beatifies fail them,
And grim nd begins t'ag"' them ;
When all their graces are forgotten,
Ye:,' when their beauteous forms art rotten,
Thv Dtaife fliell found thro' every cliroc/
Thus celebrated by m, rhyme,
Fill ev'ry mind with adwurnron,
Ar? live to latefl generation.
Immortal quean I thy Ariking features
Surr^fi, by far, terrefinal creatures ;
Nor can thy ifenffiie'er he found, - ,
In heaven, earth, air,, or under ground. ,
But, not, in l form cbnfifts thy.mcrit ;
Thou art a jade of proper (pint.
This thy domeftiesran attest, .
Thy hrfband too, who knows irbeft.
Th'b too, thy neighbors tan aver,
Who oft the horrid tumult hear, & , <
When thru, profan'd deft vent thine it,.
With thunder, teftpeft, topgs, and fire,
On hufb nd, children, workmen, n aids,
And ah', who dare to (how their heads.
But thru c,fof lJdmflimes hold thy peace,
And fallen, fay, nor no, nor yes;
Or, if to t^t^fuit thy feeing,
Thmfr fociab'e as low, wren Tqucaing ;
Canst chattel eV'ry tale anew,
And ^d, that all ate •' certain true."
But, what are ladies, wits, or beauties,
If ignorant of domefbe drives ?
H 're then, unfiva'd, thou (halt fbine,
A Quean cenftff'd, in ev'ry line.
If any doubt it, let thrtp view l
Thy kitchen and apartments thro' ;,
See children sprawling on the floors
NTed, or bawling at the door, >:
Some laughing loud, while others roar. )
See others dabbling in the milkpys, ?
In common with the pigs and chickens ;
Or deufing round the bread and meat,
Trtnps and cabbage, underlet ;
TiiT, allbfme^d from head to toe,
With milk and pudding, grease and doe,
Thev trample en the red, and leave it, ,
^ Ard dogs, pigs;tvs, and geese receive itF
1 by cookti too 1 fain would mention,
But this eweedsall cumprehehfioD ;
N< r will the Mule ^topt to sing §
Os 'uch a complicated ihiog.
Sufficient, oQ/,o observe, \ ,
- What asa fper,men m yferve; $
Thy hands, unwafhM for weeks, at^.^
Blear'd all o'er, with dirt and grease,
Thy I,ce bedaub'd with fiuff;and jaw#,
Down which tobacco fpittie Mows ;"
Srpft^ 'by feet, th, ftoCkinpb down,;
_ And hair loose, firing al around ;^
Andtwrßr'eri girls of equal features,
(&H °~ d ! wharu " c **™P le d creatures I)
Atti(l% in the g^Aal fche&e,
-~-~'U"mix the bread, or Sir the cream.
TheUare ap< rticn of thy ways;
, u who (hal dare describe the place,
AVhm ihmincook'rv &tfrt employ'd 7
EtnSvetovfelt ^^
Shoo'd he hut happen to appear ;
But forty he?d net core,very near ;
O wr'd by hunger, fboyld he dare_
, ^lake a meal which you prepare,,
hit h—l! would tremble, to its centre I
For die he Qfl,, I dare to venture,
— in 11 —rY; '
Eromihe fED RK4f GALAXY.
tfryf/^WiM a/ RETIREMENT Qi
...Content, contrafad wth the ragged
'fold of State, ^itb remote.
fl REIN Mountain Muse, awake awake
G 'and ting/
Let diftart lands rewound thy voice ; :
F # r th< Ugh the ^d contentment ring—
RetircmeaiV^M thy choice.
Do not the aßive fcenet of care
Corrode the hofomt of the great ?
, ' '. '. t,SC i° . - 4 {' m+*&h,>fiw# r.-tWrt ~ 'rthHiWolte"
Do cities great affud relief
To minai perplex'd End fill d with care ?
Or rather does not this belief
Occur, contentment is not there ?
and P UBLISHEDat the Academy, by
Benjamin 1 rue. „ ,
Where ADVERTISEMENTS .4 SUBSCRIP FlO„^^^ ^ ^@%^ ^^J
Arid after you have drawn the plan,
View yonder in the peaceful (hade'—
There, seated round contentment's Strike,
Retirement's advocates appear ; V
Mirth, dref.'d id rapture# mofl divine,
Completes the happeft mortal fpherc.^
Marlborough, Feb. 10, 1,,,'
/* Pointing to a fate where in the va
rious tarfuits of men emblematically pointed
out, on she back ground of which fits Retire-
From the MARYLAND, JOURNAL.,
Infcriphon for ibe Tomb of
GENERAL WATNE.
—HERE-lPes
Beneath this noble,tent,
Fitting for nobler e^terprize ;
With nothing lets ,Wan Heav'a content ;
Waiting (while ordered out again)
Till trurinpett bid him rife,
To join th. armies ofthe (kies,
IMMORTAL
GENERAL WAYNE.
\. Tho' here
At winter quarters,
His warlike cc^s remains,
Tho' De^h, that monarch grim,
A phfqper made ofhirc,
His gallmt enterprising foul
Is on parole,
Viewing each heavenly plain,
, Where hc
Mull shortly be,
With Indian Chie's in unity,'
His next campaign.
The Fellows of the
.ffityEW.Hampshire Medical Society,
1 , are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at the hcufe
of Benjamin Lamfon in Exeter, on
Wednesday the loth of May next, at/
ten o'clock, A. M, as there is some by
finef, of consequence to be tranfatted
and federal communications to be read
before the foctety, it is requested a gen
eral attendance will be given.,
B, order of the President,
LEVI BARTLETT, Rec'g See',.
LUM BE R.
THE Subscriber wifoe, to purchafe^
a quantity of Cherry-Tree, Cher-)}
ry-Tree- Burch, and Soft-Maple Boards
and Plank.
ALSO, I
A quantity of Burch, Maple, Oak^
and Ash Joist, for which a generous
price will be given at his Cabinet axf\
Chair Manufador,, firft door fouth o&
Mr. FARRAH'S, and fifty rods foufhot
Gen. Brewster# Tavern.—Such asty
are well seasoned will have the prefers
ence.
. JOEL HUNTINGTON.,
Han&ver, Ma, ^b, !;- 1 ,
'sß#totyF]k^
Ecciefoflicat Convener;
THE Ecclefiaftieal Convention of
1 the State of New-Hampihire are
hereby notified, that their next annual
mee trig will be holdeh at Concord, on
the firft Wednesday io June next.
By drder;g '
ISRAEL EVANS, Clerk.
fo^Q&fo Nil I—_ — — _—#
WANTED
A BO,Y fromtwelve to fourteen
or fifteen years old, as an Ap
prentice tothe Printing busi
ness, to whom good incourage
mem will be ^^ ^ £
Hamer, Mej if.
r itf'^L V
AMERICA.
THE , Beautiful Fa!l Blooded Bright
Bay Horse AME &, CA, will
&nd the ensuing Season, at the Stable
of the Suofcriber in A,zufeb, excepting ;
Friday and Saturday of each,,echo ^1
which time he will stand ft Gen. ^b,-<
NEZiR Brewster's, on Dartmouth
College Plain, till the Fifteenth of July,
and will be let to Mares at Four Dol
lars the Leapand Six Dollars the Sea
fm.
America was fired by that Noted'
Imported Horse Rec>v ert, which
Stands at Walpole, at Twenty Dollars;
the season. Soire of hfy Colts are vAI- I
ued at fifteen Hundred Dollars labb,
in Connecticut where he has been kept.
Gentlemen Pl%fe rd call.and fee for
yourfelvc9 then do as,ou please.
Sirift attention paid to Cottomeri, by
JOHN HATCH, Jun.'
G^d feafariHg for, Mares, offend Hatch's.
LiKE^isEf
The Beautiful Black Horse
OTHELLO,
WILL Stand at Mr. Seth Pain's
in Tunbridge and Major Reuben
Hatch's in Chelsea, one week at a
tim * in each place through rhe fcafon.
Tims Five Dollars the Season and
Twenty Shillings the single Leap. He
was fired be the Recovery, and out of
a beautiful Mare.
JOHN HATCH, jun. [
Norwich, M, 4, 1797.
Ihe You^g bulophilus
A FULL blooded Horse, from Con
ne&icut, will stand at the liable
of Clap Sumner, in Lebanon, this sea
son for Mares, at the moderate sum of
fifteen Shillings the tingle Leap, and
four Dollars for the Season, and seven
Dollars to enfu&a Foal ; said Horse is
fifteen hands and three inches high, of a
light bar Color, he is five years old,
and is a Complete Saddle Horse, he was
fired by the old Bufophilus, the famous
full blooded Englilh Horse, now owned
be Gen. Curtis, Windsor, Vermont.
Good attendance given,and every favor
gratefully acknowledged by
CYRUS ALL^N, and
,APPIJ^ON BALLARD.
^^^^'lllllll
(01. b Covering thia &]
VV son, at the Stable'of Erios Kel
logg in Lebanon, one half of the time,;
beginning the id day of May, next,;
at said Kellogg's stable one week, and
; then to be removed to Grafton one >
week, and then return to said Kellogg's ;
a week, and so on alternately through;
the season, that Notedly Famous Horse
SALEM, Equal for jeafy' or ac
tivity to any horse in the country. He
is a full blooded Horse, from Pennsylva
nia. Salem ,11,od at Three Dol
^t^rr^^
Foal. 1,
Good Pasturing for Mares.;
Genttop, please to call^
ble in Lebanon, from Monday
until Thurfdav night b andat C%
Fus Graves' liable on Dartmouth C&.
lege Plain, Frida, And Saturday of each§
week after the r'wentferh of April, until i^^
the firft of September next, on the fpk
lowing terms, vi^. four dollars the Leafy
fix dollars the Season, and to infare a
Foal, as (hall be agreed. Said Horse
ba fare f^ getter, ,nd to those who
are J acquainted with his Coalts,\ he
needs no§anv furber recommendation.
H, has fbmetimrs been known by the
name of the HOUGH HORSE. He
isof a bright Bay, i 6 hands and a half
high, & well proportioned, every need
full • attention will be given, and the
payment will be eroded as follows,
Ahofe by fh p Leap ai.4 Season, on the
firft dav of Oct if m x', and those at
impure, be the fi ft of April next —=**
The public's Humble Sew^ntty
JOEL TILDEN. AND
. r. SAMUEL BINGHAM.
Lebanon, \§b April, 1797. 9'3
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N. 3. G^odpaftdring for Mares at
said Tildens!
The H)&SE called the
FIG UR E,
<XTILL stand at the Stable of Dan.
VV IEL FREEMAN, io the low^it
part of Pla^f &, on the p,ft roadj
from Monday morning tib Thu;fd'a,
night of each wek, ^nd Fridays and
Saturdays at Joel Tildes s liable in
Lebanon, on the following terms, viz.
two dollars the Leap, four dollars the
Seafonand fix dollars to insure a Foal.
The FIGURE is a very dark Bay fit,
teen hands and one inch high, well pro
portioned as ariv ^'fe whatever, is a- t
bout fourteen years .old ; we will let
him run 120 rods or more with any
horse of his age and inches that can be
produced; He was bred in Virginia,
ind seven eighths blooded, he is a fore
H } rfe for Colts, and his Colts prove an
good as any in the country ; the pay
will be expe<fl d at follows, fortheLea,
' and Season die ift day of 08. next.
t and those at venture the fit of April next.
G>od pasturing for Mares at each
place or itable every attention given by
' •the public's humble Servants.
LJOEL TILDEN, AND
SAMUEL BINGHAM, <
Lebanon, l^tb ipil, '97. 9'T ?
The Young Ranger.
-THAT likely Horse, so well kno&a
I for being sure ofthe best of Colts,,
vill stand for covering the following
fefon at the liable of the Subferibet
M Otfrd, at the moderate price of
Three Dollars the Leap, and Six Dollar#
for the season. As many of hi, Colts
are owned in this country, it will be
needless to recommend him in a news
paper. Good pasturing for Mares, and
the business attended to with punctual,
in, by' the publics ver- humble
Servant JOHN MANN, Jun.
Orford, April Ift, 1797. 3^ _cg
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Who has Loft!
WAS Found in Plainfield, a NOTE
.of considerable value, given to
ZINAS Bliss, and given in Thetford.
The owner, b, ealliag at the Printing
Office, paying charges, may have hi#
Note.':
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