The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-09-07 00:00:00, page 4

Seat of the Muses.
re—
THE CONSPIRACY of KINGS.
By Joel Barlow, Esquire.
[Concluded from our laft.]
AND didst thou hope,by thy infuri
ate quill
To rouse mankind the blood of realms to
spill?
Then to restore, on death devoted plains.
Their Icourge to tyrants, and to man his
chains ?'
To swell their fouls with thy own bigot
ra ge,
And blot the glories of so bright an age ?
First stretch thy arm, and, with lets im
pious might.
Wipe out the liars, and quench the solar
light:
" For heav'n and earth, the voice of
God ordains
" Shall pass and peri /h, but m, word
remains."
Th' eternal Word, which gave, in fpitc
ofthee,1
Reason to man, that bids the man be
iree.
Thou could'ft not hope !'Twas Heav’n's
returning grace,
In kind companion to our injur’d race,
^ Whicfrftript that foul, ere it should flee
% from lienee,
Os the last garb of decency or sense,
Left thee its own foul horrors to display,
In a'l the blackness of its native day,
To fink at lalt, from earth's glad furface
hurl'd,
The sordid fov’reign of the letter'c world
In some fad hour ere earth's dim terrors
spread,
Ere seas of dark oblivion whelm thy head,
Reflea, loft man—ls thole thy kindred
knaves,
O'er the broad Rhine whose flag rebelli
ous waves,
Once draw the (word ; its burning point
shall bring
To thy quick nerves a never-ending
Bring ;
The blood they shed thy weight of wo
fall swell,
And their grim ghofc for ever with thee
dwell.
Learn hence, ye tyrants, ere ye learn too
lace,
Ofall your craft th' inevitable fate,
The hoar is come, the world's uncloling
& eyes
Discern with rapture where its wildom
lies :
From weftern heav'ns th' inverted Orient
Springs,
The morn of man, the dreadful night of
kings.
Dim, like the day-ftryck owl, ye grope in
light,
No arm for combat, no resource in flight;
If oyour guards your ling'ring hopes re
pose,
Your guards are men, and men you've
made your foes ;
If to your rocky ramparts ye repair,
D. Lavnay's fate can tell your fortune
there.
No turn, no fhift, no courtly arts avail,
Hach malk is broken, all illusions fail ;
Driv'n to your last retreat of shame and
fear,
One council waits you, one relief isnear.
By worth internal, rife to felf-wrought
fime,
Your equal rank, your human kindred
claim ;
'Tis reason's choice, 'tis wisdom's final
pl an >
To drop the Monarch and assume the
man.
Hail Man, exalted title ! firft and belt,
OnGod's own image by his hand impreft;
To which at last the reas'ning race is
driv'n, 1
And leeks anew what firft it gain'd from
heav'n.
O Man, my brother, how the cordial
flame
Os all endearments kindles at the name 1
In every clime, thy visage greets my eyes,
In every tongue,thy kindred accents rife :
The thought expanding (wells my heart
* with glee,
It finds a friend, and loves itfclf in thee.
By the Depreciation Books, the follow
ing balances appear to be due from
the State of New-Hampffiire, to—
Joseph Wilson Private,firft
Regiment to 1780 - 319 5
ditto in 1780 ' - .22 0 0
The heirs of James Alexan
der to 1780 - - 815 0
The heirs ofSam.Lee 101780 5 2 0
The heirs of PhilipMahane
to 1780 - - '2O 12 3
Jonath. Wheelock in 1780 1 12 0
The heirs of Samuel Eycrs
in 1780 - - 0 10 5
Isaac George in 1780 . 112 0
Heirs of Barnabas Hickety
alias B Hageter to 1780 20 14 . 0
Alpheus Kingsley in 1781 6 13 4
The heirs of Wm. Winton
10 1780 - - 6 7 0
Corp’jJonasHubbart ini 780 2 3 8
Benj. Barnet in 1780 - 112 0
Edward Carter in 1780 1 6 8
William Conoeck in 1780 1 6 8
Simeon Goold in 1780 1 6 8
Abel Lovejoy in 1780 1 6 8
The heirs of Thomas Bax
ter to 1780 - - 80 0
Serj. Wm,Richaedfou in 1780 0 8 0
The heirs of Peter B/yer
10 1780 - -1 13 0
Simeon Butterfield in 1780 0 18 0
Thomas Grufh in 1780 - 5 3 3
Charles Hanson in 1780 0 3 0
John Perry in 1780 - 112 0
The heirs of William White
ding in 1780 - . 5 6 8
The heirs of Eliphalet Ho- ,
bart to 1780 - • 1 10 0
Serj. Ebenezer Eastman in
1780 - - 910 0
Enoch Burnham in 1780 0 1 3
The heirs of David Hodg.
don to 1780 - 10 14 6
The heirs of Nehemiah Lea
vitt to 1780 - 412 4
10 1780 - - 34 0
The heirs of George Pat
terfon to 1780 - 4 15 4
ditto in 1780 - - 18 0 6
ditto in 1781 -7 17'10
Eben. M'Elvin in 1780 012 11
Thomas Quint in 1780 1 9 8
Serj. Jonathan Talker ini7Bo 1 10 6
Ephraim Davis in 1780 5 6 8
Corp'l John Mills in 1780 1 511
Serj. Silas Coolidge ini7Bo 0 13 3
Serj. ZadochDodge in 1780 0 13 3
John Dodge in 1780 -1 12 4
Moses Swett George in 1780 6 5 4
Joseph Slack in 1780 15 17 11
Nathan Taylor in 1780 . 1 12 4.
Samuel Gorden alias God-
10 1780 - - 0 7 0
Thomas Colburn in 1780 012 8
David Dickey in 1780 6 911
James Mutchemore in 1780 1 68
James Brown in 1780 5 3 5
The heirs ofTimothyHutch
infon co 1780 - 5 6 0
Serj. Levi Adams in 1780 0 4 10
The heirs of Samuel Stone
10 1780 . - 913 0
Jonas Adams in 1780 1 6 8
Nathaniel Hays in 1780 1 9 5
The heirs of John Watts
to 1780 - - 6 5 4
The heirs of Wm.M'Britain
10 1780 - - 4 18 0
John Grow in 1781 8 9 8
John Smith in 1780 1 4 10
Thomas Cross iu 1780 1 6 8
John M'Gee in 1780 0 4 0
John Riddle in 1781 2 18 8
John Hale Surgeon in 1780 6 7 0
Second Regiment.
Simeon Mason in 1780 5 6 0
John Blazdell 1780 0 14 8
The heirs of Wm. Gray
10 1780 - - 4 17 0
Amos Kamp in 1780 511 0
The heirs of Sam. Megoon
10 1780 - -7 8 0
Moses Runnels in 1781 7 6 5
Vincent Torr in 1780 0 13 9
John Welch in 1780 1 11 4
Moses Blake in 1780 0 19 7
William Bell in 1780 1 10 0
The heirs of Israel Hull
Daniel Swett in 1780 12 16 7
Daniel Andrews in 1780 2 9 4
Nathaniel Kelly in 1780 7 9 4
Jacob Hardy in 1780 7 17 4
Ephraim Sawyer in 1780 3 30
Asa Red dington in 1780 110 3
Caleb Gilman to 1780 0 16 6
Prince Walley in 1780 8 15 6
Silas Wood to 1780 8 0 10
Levi Farwel to 1780 77 10
Nathaniel Barrows to 1780 8 5 10
Gustavus Bingham to 1780 7 5 2
John Grandy to 1780 7 1 0
Ezra Freeman to 1780 8 11 2
Jefe Brown to 1780 11 2 11
ditto in 1780 12 2 6
Jonathan Heath to 1780 8 6 6
Examined per
JOSIAH GILMAN, jun'r.
[One of the Committee
The Printers of the federal Nm/pa,
pere naithin this State, are defied 10 in
fert the aforegoing lift in their refpeaiwe
public papers, b, order of theLegiflature,
JOSIAH BARTLETT, Prefaent.
August 14th, 1792.
£. f. d.
Adam Perkins in 1780 0 13 11
The heirs of John Tucker
en to 1780 - 0 5 0
The heirs ot Serj. Richard
Gofs to 1780 , 9 0 0
Henry Langmaid in 1780 1 12 4
John Marden in 1780 I b 11
The heirs of Edwaid Perry
10 1780 -4" 0
The heirs of Christopher
Huntress to 1780 0 14 0
The heirs of Caesar Wood
in 1781 . . 2 6 8
Henry Tibbetts in 1781 11 3 8
Tnird Regiment.
Charles Cook to 1780 1 5 8
Abner Fowler in 1780 0 19 7
The heirs of Thomas Tay
lor to 1780 - 4 16 0
The heirs of Abraham Cum-
.mins to 1780 -1 17 6
The heirs of Andrew Row-
10 1780 - - 6 10 0
The heirs of Thomas Nut
ton to 1780 -7 10 0
Corp'l Neh.Leavitt I^l7Bl 1 6 4
Jeremiah Rawlins in 1780 7 16 4
I'he heirs of John Mason
10 1780 - - 0 6 0
John Cunningham in 1780 1 0 3
William Furnel in 1780 1 8 0
Jonathan Prescott in 1780 1 12 5
The heirs of Thomas Hoit
to 1780 - - 2 16 .0
Ebenezer Vernun alias
Farnum in 1780 11 3
Philip Rowell to 1780 1 14 0
Corp'l John Rawlins heirs
10 1780 - - 815 10
James Moulton in 1780 2 4 0
Benjamin Cate in 1780 4 0 0
Nathaniel Smith in 1780 8 0 0
The heirs of Richard Gris-
to 1780 - - 2 6 4
John Whitten in 1781 9 4 4
Joseph Fay in 1780 1 12 4
Pelatiah Razey in 1781 3 4 6
Eliphalet Shipman in 1780 1 12 8
The heirs of Levi Butltr to
1780 - - 10 13 0
Benjamin Carr in 1780 6 14 10
Col. Hazen's Regiment.
Elisha Brown to 1780 15 19 2
Abel Davis to 1780 5 14 0
Abel Davis jr. to 1780 5 14 0
Artillery Artificers.
Ephraim Blood to 1780 20 3 2
William Mann to 1780 18 3 7
Balances due to Privates who engaged
for a less term than three years.
Edward Wells in 1780 1 12 5
James Kieff in 1780 3 8 6
Joseph Gilman (Alftead)
in 1780 - - 814 9
fin to 1780 - 0 7 0
The heirs of Caleb Knight
By virtue of a licence from the Hon. fudge
of Probate far the County of Rocking,
bam, on Iburfaay the 2oth day f Sep
tember next, at 10 of the Clock in the
forenoon,at the houfecj Capt. CoLEBY d
Innholder in Sanborntown, in the coun
ty 0/ Strafford, the following lots 0
parcels oj land in Jaid Sanborrtewn,
late the eflate cf Michael Shute,
late of Newmarket, Shipwrightfecta,
ed, viz.—
ONE half of two hun
dred acre Lor, N°° 46, in the
Second Divifen in common and undi
vided Atjo
The one half of one
hundred acre Lot, N°° 5, in the First
D virion flI, —
Twenty acres of land
being part of the Lot, N°* 29, in the
Second Division.
g - Conditions to be made known at the
time and place of Sale.
JOHN SHUTE, Executor.
Ne upmarket, Augif 15, I 792.
JU3T^PE N^
AND FOR SALE AT
John Dean, jun's
STORE—
A general assortment oi
English, India & Weft-
India
GOODS,
Cheap for Cash or Tow
and Linen Cloth.
Exeter, July 26, 1792.
ALL perlons indebted to, or
having demands on the es
tate of Jonathan Veazey, Lte
of Brintwood, gentleman,deceaf
ed, are requeued to fettle the
fame immediately with the sub
scriber.
Jeremiah Veasey, Ex'r.
Brintwood, Ai.guf 7, 1792.
ALL perlons indebted to, or
have demands against the
eltace oINEHEMIAH CRAM,
late of Hamptonfalls, yeoman,
deceased, are requeued to exhi
bit them immediately to the
lubferib^r, for settlement.
Jonathan Cram, Exe'r.
Exeter, hugif 22, 1792.
—just published;
By the printer hereof and fold at his office :
CHRI^T's
WARNING to the CHURCHES,
TO BEWARE OF
FALSE PROPHETS,
W"O COMB AS
WOLVES in SHEEP's CLOTHING:
AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY
ARB KNOWN—ILLU TRACED IN
TWO DISCOURSES.
by JOSEPH LATHROP, D.b
Pa,or of a church in Weft Springfield.
THIRD EDITION, WITH AN
APPENDIX.
AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
%* The importance of the fubjeß cfwhich
the abov( difeourfrs treat, the abilities
oj the Author—and the rapid sale of
two editions of them which have been
lately printed, murt recommend them to
the perusal of ebriftians in general.—
And it is earnefly wiJhed that everyfa^
mil, may have at leaf one of the bookie
TO BE SOLD AT
Public Vendue,