The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-11-21 00:00:00, page 4

TRanfported with joy,with a heart
light as air!
Lovely Phillida tript to her cot from
the fair.
Her mother would fain know the cause
of her bliss,
Which arose, (he infilled from Cory
den's kiss;
From Corydec's kiss! said the lass with
a smile,
He gave me much more ere we jour
ney'd a mile !
Much more ! cry'd the mother, I'll
know what it be,
No, no, that's a secret between him &
me ;
And, mother, you've told me all fe
•crets to keep,
And never reveal 'em, not even in
deep ;
What Corydeh gave me I'll now not
impart.
Tis the joy of my eyes ! and the bliss
of my heart !
Come, huffey, disclose, I'm determin'd
• to know„
Wh,t the Shepherd has done, thus to
tickle you so!
Dear mother 'tis only what pafs'd in
your youth
'Tween my father and you—as I live
-it's a truth;
So press me no further, for time will
reveal
What now with such rapture 1 with to
conceal :
Yes, yes, I know well what will hap
pen in time.
And I know what misfortunes awaits
on the crime.
A crime ! said the fair one, believe me
dear mother,
Each Virgin around would embrace
such another; /
He gave me this morn—the delight of
my life,
He gave me himfelf—for he made me
his Wife-
The above Volume contains
all the law, of State aforefaid, up to
the present day, and was published
by order of the Hon. the General-
Court, from attested copies, and has
since been carefully compared with
the originals in the Secretary's Office,
and by him certified ; and approved
of by the Legislature as a correct im
pression of the Laws of the State, an„
by their order took place on the igth
day of September lafrThe very
heavy expence attending a work of
this kind, prevented the printer from
printing so large a number for sale as
he otherways would have done ; r he
therefore recommends it to every per
son who wifhesto be furnished with a
copy of the Laws of this State, to be
speedy in applying for the fame.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
John Melcher,
And for Jale at bis Office, corner of
Market-Sweet, Portsmouth,
Neatly Printed and bound in
ONE LARGE OCTAVO VOLUME,
WITH A COPIOUS INDEX.
THE
LAWS
OP THE
STATE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
TOGETHER WITH THE
Declaration of Independence :
THE
Definitive Treaty of Peace
BETWEEN THE
United States of America
AND HIS
BritaNic Majesty:
THE
Constitution ^New-Hampshir t,
AND THE
Constitution of the Unite dSTates
with its proposed amendments.
Seat of the Muses.
PHILLIDA's RIDDLE.
BY the fubferiber, the Farm
on which he now lives,and two or
three other final! tracts of land, well
situated for making small Tenements,
with good improvements.
All persons having accounts
open with him are requeued to fettle
them immediately.
AMOS MORRILL.
Epsom, Oaober goth, 1792. r '
FALSE PROPHETS,
W^o COME AS
WOLVES in SHEEP' sCLOTHING:
AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY
ARE KNOWN—ILLUSTRATED IN
TWO DISCOURSES.
BY JOSEPH LATHROP, d .d.
Paflor of a church in Weft Springfield.
THIRD EDITION, WlfH AN
A PPENDIX.
_A^PQTHBR2^LARCBM tNTSI
r&SH,or Writing-Paper,
" given for clean Linen,or Cotton
and Linen RAGS, at this Office.
TH Efubfcri her being
authorised to recruit a Com
pany of Soldiers, to serve three years
in that most deservedly celebrated
Weftern Country, these are to notify
such enterprifihg young men of New-
Hamplhire as wiffi to explore it, that
an opportunity now offers, provided
they will do it in the Chara&er of a
Soldier. An, one desirous to engage
as such, will have an opportunity by
calling in this town, where he (hall re
ceive Eight Dollars Bounty, a hand
feme Suit of Uniform Clothes, Three
Dollars per Month and good usage. —
He also offers pardon to any and all the
Soldiers, who deserted from him in this
town, or on his way to Fort. Franklin,
or at that place, provided they furren.
der themselves to him by the firft of
January 1793. Should they pay no
attention to this, they will compel the
fubferiber to use his utmost endeavors
to apprehend them, in which case they
may exped the severest punilhment.
JONA: CASS, Captain
[U. S. 2d Sub Legions
Exeter, Nov. 177,1792.
DISTRICT of NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
ANY person inclining to
contract for purchasing Rations
for the Troops to be recruited aiExeter,
under the direction of Captain Jona
than Cass -Also Barricks, Fire
Wood and Straw, are desired to trans
mit their terms to Joshua Went
worth at his Office, who is impower
ed to superintend the recruiting sup.
plies.
A Ration confits of%
One pound of flour or bread,
One pound of beef, or | lb. Pork,
Half a jill of American Rum or
Whifty.
One quart of Salt,
Two quarts of Vinegar, per 100
Two pounds of Soap, ( Rations,
One pound of Candies. )
Supervisor's-Office,
Portsmouth, Nov. zd, 1792.
TO -BE-SOLD'
By the printer hereof and fold at hit office.
CHRIST's
WARNING to tSe CHURCHES
Take Notice.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Notice.
TO BEWAREOF
CASH and the highest
price given for Loan Office
and Final Settlement CER
TIFIC ATES—STATE NOTES—
CERTIFICATES—OId and New.
Emission MONEY, &c. &c.
S. WIGGIN.
Exeter, Sept. 27th, 1792.
Catechisms /^Children,
and PRESERVATIVE from the
SINS and FOLLIES of
Childhood and Youth;
TO WHICH IS ADDED THE SHORTER
By the Printer hereof, and fold at his
Office—
WArrantee — Quitclaim,
and Collectors Deeds—
faftices Writs and Sum
monfes—ditfo. Executions,
—Supines, &c. &c. fold at
this office. Pa. 30.
The Words feleaed for Spelling are such
as are most frequently used in Writ
ing and converfatton, and these are
suitably arranged, accented and di
vided.
The Leffins for Reading are eaf, and
very proper for young beginners.
The whole adapted for the improve,
ment of Schools.
Price—,f. per dozen—nine pence Jingle.
Rev. Mr. Morison's
Election Sermon,
Delivered at Dover,
State of New-Hampihire;
Before the Honorable
General-Court,
june7, 1792.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer hereof and fold at his
Seventy Acres, the greatest part under
good improvement— a good HOUSE
and BARN thereon Any person
inclining to purchase said Farm, fhal)
be treated gentlemanlike by the fub
fcriber.-±-
RICHAHD SINCLER.
_ Barnftead, Odober 15, 1,92.
Unfunded Paper.
Comprising the Firfl Principles of the
English Language.
#^&^.
'—— —^^
A LIST ot Letters iciOML^.g
in the Poll-Office, at Exeter,
O&ober ift ? 1792.
Joseph Durrell, Lee.
Philips White, South-Hampton.
Daniel Tilton, Newmanket.
" — GILMAN,%aty„.
fufl Published,
By the printer hereof, and to be fold at
bis office on the lowest termsfor Cafo,
THE.'
Youths' irrtruaor,
OR
BLANKS.
CATECHISM OP THE
Assembly of Divines
AT Westminster
WITH Explanatory Notes.
Spelling-Book :
Smith's Hymns
Office-
Dr. Watts' Plain and Easy
EXETER, OCTOBER, 1792,
Just Published,
Te be fold at this Office.
For Sale,
A Good Farm
lying in Barn
"ead on the province
roa dj near Giiman.
to wn line—it being
One Hundred and
BOSTON, Oa. 23, 1792.
PROPOSAL,
FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A DISCOURSE,
INTENDED TO COMMEMORATE TH^
discovery of AMERICA, pi
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Delivered at the requeff of theHtfori^al
Society in Maffachufettr, on rhe
23d day cAOßober, 1792, being
the completion of the third
Century since that
memorable
Event.
TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED,
FOUR DISSERTATIONS,
Connected with various parts of the
Discourse, viz.\
i. On the circumnavigation of
Africa by the ancients.
2. An Examination of th, preten
sions of Martin Behaim to a dis-.
covery of America prior to that of
Columbus, with a Chronological
detail of all the Difeoveries made in
the 15th Century.
3. On the q^eftion, whether the
Honey-bee is a native of America?
4. On the colour of the native Ame
rians and the recent population of this
Continent.
byJEREMY BELKNAP,!,„.
CONDITIONS.
I. This woik will be printed on
good paper and with a hanfome type,
ana will contain (as it is computes)
ab ut one hundred and thirty pages in
octavo.
11. The copies will be delivered,
Pitched in blue corers, at half a dolhr
single, and five dollars by the dozen,
to be paid on delivery of the books.
^Subferiptions are received at the
Printing. Office in Exeter.
old last spring—Also, a black HEIF
ER, with a white fare and bob tail,
3 years old last spring. Whoever
will give information of them to Cact.
Babb, of Epfora, Mr. Levi Towl!,
of Epping, or the futferiber, Ihall be
handsomely paid for his trouble.
JOHN FOSS.
Rye. Nov. Sth, 1792.
40 Dollars Reward.
on 7 burjaay night the Sth in/?
a bright red gelding HORSE,
5 years old, with a black mane
and tail-—one white hindfoot,
and a far on his forehead —
trots and paces—and about if
hands high—Whoever "will ap
prehend the thief that he ma,
be brought to jufiice and the
hor/e recovered, fl.all have the
above reward—or Ten Dol
lars for the horse, and all ne
ctfar J charges paid, by
STEPHEN PAGE.
KerJ%t%n, Nov. 8. 1^92.
USSHER's
English Grammar,
TO BE SOLD AT THIS OFFICE. *
Exeter, October 31, 1792
WANTED
BY the printer hereof, a
quantity of Green Sheep-Skins,
QTrayed from
E/fm/bmetime
in September left,
a black STEER,
with brown nose and
daw herns—2 years
CTraxed or
°ftolen from
the Jiable of
I the lubfcriber