The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-07-20 00:00:00, page 4

AONIAN R1 LL.
For THE RILL.
FRAGMENT
Os an Indian sonnet, descrip
tive OF THOSE EXTRAORDINA
RY ANIMALS, WHOSE BONES HAVE
BEEN FOUND IN THE WESTERN
COUNTRY.-
THE mongers rage—and round the
Earth
Spread ruin and dfflru£lion fell;
Sent by the great *P£HOOCTHsi's wrath,
Fierce from the angry gates of hell.t
Haste, my +Shootai,^ away,
Dfru£licn zoaits opon delay I
Above the higheff pines they raise,
tln horrid mgehy, their head ;
1, Their eyes, in vengeful anger blaze,^
Their jaws grind nations of the dead.
Haste, m. Shoot At, hajle away,
DeJlruaim waits upon delay I
Save us, GORDON oh\— at a leap,
O'er Alleghany's height they bound—
O'er Huron's darkly rolling deep,,
And, with convulsions, rend the ground;,
Hafle my Shootai, hajle away,
— Dfruition waits upon delay I
They breathe —the woods are prostrate laid,
The rocks are mov'd :—They roar —
Old Eric, on his fall, is flay'd,
Kanhawa trembles on his fhere !
HaJe-my Shootai, hajle away,
D@r& clion waits upon delay !
- *Evilj r pirit.
f In the original, Pehoogthfiouh— the
i. dwelling oj the evilftirit —
+ The name of a womart. 4
§ The goodJpirit.
CALEB “JOHNSON,
Hasj u j^ received; at bis
Variety Store
—ln WALPOLE—
'By the last Ships from
LONDON LIVERPOOL ^ FRANCE;
The greateJi 'variety oj Ladies' and Gentle
mens' fancy /
GOODS,
Ever brought into the Country.
A general aifortment of Drugs
andN. EDIcINEs —PAl nts and DYEs—
Hard Ware, and Weftindia
GOODS,
—Among Munich are thefollo^wing Arlicks—»
London Supers
fine Black, Grey,
Starlet, and Blue .
Broadcloths of all
prices,
Swans down Vest pat
terns,
Swoon Skins—do.
Toilinet Vest—do. * 1
Y Tamboured and Em- 1
broidered jean do.
Figured Jean —do.
Fustians and Jeans,
Jeanets, Cottinets, &
C^rdelure,
Twilled and plain
Velvets,
Twilled, plain, and
striped Lambskins,
Green and Blue Ger
man Serge, , 1
Coatings, Elaftick
Cloths,,
Devonshire Kerfey,
Forest Cloths,
Rea and green Baize,
White, and yellow
Flannel;
Plain, and Striped
Wildbore,
Camblets and Cam
bleteens,
Moreens, Taboreens,
and Jones,
Shalloons, Tammies,
Durants, Crapes,
Ruffels, Satcinets,
Everlaiiings, Green,
and black Shags,
Scarlet and Green
Plush,
Striped, and plain
Nankeens,
Twilled and Clouded
d v .
Weaverets, Italianl
Coatiugfy >|
HANOVER, (NewiiampsHire,) Edited BY JOSI A H DU NHA M, and Printed at the Academy, by
DuNHA M and T RuE:•
Where ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper are received. The Price of the EAGLE, is eight Shillings, Year, delive ed at %
Printing-Office or lot titty two Newspapers ; Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, are inferred three weeks for f<mr Sbi!lmgs, and continued
weeks longer for IOT§M%O>^^ *
Red, white black and
blue Tiffanies,
Black and white Silk,
Mitts an^Gloves,
Dutch Laces, Tapes
and Thread,
French Tastes of all
Colors,
Galoon, and Ferret,
Men's Cotten, Plated
Silk Stockings,
Plain, figured, and
Striped,
Blockrin quart, and
Pint Teapots,
A Large assortment
of London, and A
merican Pearter,
Jappsmed Candle
tocks and Snuffers,
Canisters and Jacks
do.
Plated, and Common
Spurs,
Plated Buckles,
English, and Ameri
can,
Brass, and Block Tin
Buckles,
Coffee Mills, Scales
and Beams,
A complete affort
meut of
Sadliry,
Knives and forks,
Door Latches, and
Hinges,
Turning Gouges, and
Chiffels,
Bitt stocks complete,
Mitre Gouges and
Chiflels,
Plain Irons & Mor
tice Chiffels,
Goldsmiths & Clock
Makers Files, three
I square Crosscut and
English and India
Bandanno Hand
kerchiefs,
Black, and chequer-
J cdßilboa, and Bar
celona Handker
chiefs,
Silk, and Cotton do.'
Linen, Cotton, and
Cotton and Linen
Pocket Handker
chiefs,of all figures,
Fancy Modes of va
rious colors,
'Colored Sattins,
Markee Bonnets,
a great variety of
Ladies' Willow Hats,
and Patch Shawls
of all figures and
. prices,
Irish linens,
Brown Holland,
Dark and light Patch
es, >
, I,owprized Calicoes,
'' Light and dark, of
all Figures, and
Gripes,
Printed Muffin, and|
Muflinet,
striped, and figured |
Mullin, and Mufti
net,
Plain, Book, and
Jackenet Mullin,
spiigg'd&Clear Mus
lin Handkerchiefs,
Men's Tamboured
Plain and white
Cravats,
Ladies Long Shawls,
@iped Sash Mode.
Lockets, Bracelets,
And Girdle buc
kles, .
Muslin, and Lawn
Aprons,
Tamboured Mullin,
and Lawn Hand
kerchiefs,
: Cambricks & Lawns,
White and black Pat
tenet, and Blown
Laces,
Black, and white
. Edgings,
English and French
Laces ofall widths,
Round and flat, black
white purple blue
and tinged Feath
ers, ofall prices,
A great variety of
Sprigs and Flowers,
Spangles and Span
gled Ribbands,
Ladle's, long, and
Ihnrt Gl>ves,
Gentlemen's,do.
Silk Umbrellas,
Men's best Double
Satin,
Women's Double,and
Single Satin,
Felon Satin,
Lu'eftrings of differ
ent Colors,
3 —4 Persian of all
Colors,'
Wide and narrow
1 Modes, red, green,
and white,
Pink and blue Sarce
net,
N. B. The above Articles will be fold on
the Lowest terms, and the highest price Given
for Salts of Lye, and all forts of Country
Produce, in Exchange for said GOODS, ait
the above STORE.
Great allowance will be given to those who
purchase largely.
Walpole, June 28, 1795. o=3
LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE.
POST-OFFICE,
Hanover, %fy ift, 1795. '
Solomon W. Ashley, Norwich ;
Samuel Ambafe, Esq. Sutton ;
; B.
Reuben Benton, Norwich ;
Miss Sally Burton, do.'
, Isaac Barker, Andover ;^
William O. Bowler, Hanover 2
Jonathan Burt, Hanover ;
Jotham Buell, Patridgefield;
Capt. Nathan Bicknel, Enfield ;
V C.•
Isaac Colton, Hanover;
John Clark jun. Landaff ;
Mr. Clay> Salisbury ;
Lieut. Nathan Caprin, Richmond ;
D.
Lemuel Dwelle, Hanover ;
Mis& Avis Dwelle, do,
E.
; Nathaniel Eells, Hanover;
i Mecazah Emetfon, Lebanon;
;„ Q'
Hahdfaw'Filefy
Millfaw Files,
Steel plated Croffcuf,
Tenants, and Hand—
saws,
Keyhole Saws,
Fine Sawsof all sizes,
'Brafs knobs Locks
and Latches,
Shoveh and Tongs,
Screw and Pod Au
gers,
Masons Trowels,
Chest and Draw
locks,
Delk Braffe, and
Hinges)
Brass knobs, Rings
and Nails of all
kinds,
Brass and China fac
ed Cloak Pins,
zod. Nails Afo rod.
Bd. and qd. do.
All kinds of Tacks
and Brads,
Shoe Hammers and
knives,
lAwlsI Awls and Awl blades,
Glue, Scissors. knives
(and Razors,
Brass and Iron Can
dlesticks,/
Japaned and Brass
Inkstands,
Cloth & Shoebrufhes
Cotton and Wool
Cards/
Clothier's Jacks,
Women's Cloth and
Leather Shoes,
Men's Shoes,
Sole, & Upper Leath
er,
Gilt and Mohogany
Framed Looking
Glasses,
Statia Glasses,
A General assortment
of Crockery, and
Glass Ware,
Burnt China Cups
and Saucers,
Bowls, &c.
A Beautiful effort
merit of Paper
Hangings,
A large assortment of
Gentlemen's, and
Ladie's Fur Hats,
Black, Green, Blue,
and White,
Among which are
Some Nice Cocked
Beaverets fluitable
for Officers,
Children's Wool, and
Naped do.
Men's Wool do.
Bolting Cloths,
Gin. and Brandy,
Port, Blarret, Sherry,
Lilian, Malaga, and
Teneriff Wines.
W.T. & N. E. Rum,
Cloves, Cinnamon,
Mace, Raisins, Tur
key Figs, Nutmegs
and Tamarinds, &c.
Tin Ware of all kinds,
by the Dozen or
finglc,
Warranted of the best
Quality.
F.
Barnabas Fray, Lebanon ;
William Fowler, Fifhersfield ;
^ • G.
Amos Gale, Kingstown ;
Jeremiah Gillet, Hanover ;
. H.
William & Stephen Harris, Hart
land;
Lemuel Holt, Lime;
Capt. James Hufe, Enfield ;
Stephen Leaveli; Hanofer ;
Edmund Lucas, Thatford ;
J-
Solomon Jacobs, Hanover ;
K.
Richard Kimball, Hartford ;
V ~ M.
Daniel Manfuld jun. Hartford ;
, S. r •
Samuel Sprague, Hanover';
W.
Dyer Wills, Hanover ;
SAMUEL M'CLURE,
Pof-Mafer.
State oj New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Asa
Holden of Hanover in the
County of Grafton, has petitioned the
General Court of said State, setting
forth that he has claims against the
tare of John Marshall, late of Nor
wich in the County of Windsor, and
State of Vermont, deceased, Intestate.
Which said claims he exhibited to the
Commissioners on said Estate, but which
were not allowed but in parr, by said
commissioners and not knowing when
they made their report, on account of
hisliving at a great distance, loft his
time for appeal from the Decree of the
Judge of Probate on said report.—
Wherefore lie prays that the Judge of
Probate, for the said County of Graf
ton, may be authorized and directed
to issue a new Cammiffion for examin
ing Claims again the Estate of said de
ceased, or grant him an appeal f^m the
Decree aforefaid.^
Upon which petition it is ordered,
that the petitioner be Heard Before the
General Court on the fecorid Thursday
of their next Session, and that he cause
that the substance of said Petition, and
order of Court thereon be published inl
the Eagle or Dartmouth Centinel, three'
weeks successively, fix weeks prior to
the fitting of said Court, that any per-* ,
forn or persons may then appear, and '
Ihew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer thereof may not be granted;
Attest,
NATH. PARKER, Defy Sec',.
Hanover, June 16tb t 179;.
Stop Thief.
Thirty Dollars Rewards
STOLEN out of ihe Pasture of th e
Subscriber, on th^zghtofthe 27th
foftant, a dark red Mare, about four
teen hands high', black Mane and Tail,
and some gray hairs in the Tail,a large
ftaf in the Face, with a small stripe down
to the Nose, trots all. Whoever will
take up said Thief and Mare, and re
turn said Mare and Thief to me; (hall
have thirty dollars reward, and all ne
cessary charges, or twenty dollars for
the Mare only, paid by me,
JAMES HARBORT.>
Rumney, June 30th, 1795 [O-3]
, Wanted Immediately
ONE or two good Journeymen Tay-,
lorsfrthofe who are good work
men may have good wages, and con
stant employ, by calling at the Shop of
the Subscriber in Norwich.
ALSO,
Two likely Boys of about 14 or if
years of age, are wanted as Apprentices
to the above business.
NATHANIEL HITCHCOCK.
Norwich, June 2gtb, 1795. [o3]
MARK, HUNKING WENTWORTH
LAND S,
THOSE Persons who hold any
DEEDor DEEDS ofLANDS in
the State of New-Hampshire, not re
corded, from either Mark Hunking
Wentworth, late of Portsmouth, Esq,
deceased—or from Elizabeth Went
worth, deceased. Widow of said
Mark H. Wentworth—are requested to
redprd the fame without further delay,
as all the residue of the Lands belong
ing to said deceased Persons, will fhort^
ly be disposed of-—When any persons
holding prior Deeds must abide the
confcquences.
JOHN PEIRCE, Executor.
Portsmouth, May loth. 179 fr § —%
State of Nevi bampfoire,
Grafton, 1 T}UBLIC notice is hereby
ff. J J Lgiven to the Proprietors
and Owners of Land, in the following 4
Towns and Places, in the" County of
Grafton. That the Subscriber has're
ceived from the Treasurer of the Coun
ty of Grafton, aforefaid, Warrants au
thor zing and commanding him to coL
lea from all such towns and placed all
the County Taxes set and apportioned
thereto, for the years hereafter men
tioned ; lifts of which Taxes are parti
cularly set forth in said Warrants re
maining in the hands of the Subscriber,
the sum total of which in lawful j
money, up to the year 1791, and in
Dollars and Cents for the yea; 1794,59
affixed to each town or place respec
tively as fallows, viz.
1794-
L&wf. M. 1 Dol.C.
Coventry, for the years 1782 > „., a 'i n
1786 1788 1790 1791 §3^2 91 987
Morristown, 1782 814 5]
Colbuvne, 1782 1786 1788) 6 QI
01790179 1 ) 33 1
Shelburne, 1782 1)86 1788/ 8
1790 1791 )
Cockburne, 1782986.1788 ) 6 Q ho ,
. V9° 179!) 3 7 4
Lincoln, 1786 1788 1790 1791 1714 5I 8 73,
C a mbridge,i 7 861788179^ 18 19 0 | 9 13
^Dummer,l7B6 1788 1790 1791 18 19 0 | 9
Errol, 1786 1 788 1790 1791 1819 o| 9
Kilkeaney, 1786 1788179°?,8, 9 o | 8
. '79 1 ) 3 ,
^Piercy, 1786 1788 1790 1791 18 19 o| 760
.TrecothicM^,^^ 9|8 „ 4
M ¥ ^,,,^,„ 4 9| 8 , 3
Chatham, 1786 17881790) $| 860
. I79*> 4
Millsfield, 17$$ r, 88 4 '3 "! 9
Dalton, 1790 1791 14 5 1 1 980
Dartmouth, 1790 1791 'l4 5 x| to 47
Locations'of
sDavid5 David Gilman, 1'790 1791 13 tI 0
J. Goffe, 1 790 1791 0 6 11|
Gridley,- 1790 1791 047]
Colebrook, 12 53
Maynfborough, 7 60 fl
Paulfborough, 7 60
Whitefields, 760
* ——, J
Stewartftowa, 1293 %
The aforefaid Taxes having been ad
vertised for payment by the receiver of
Nonresidents taxes as the law dire&s
and return thereof made by him to me
unpaid. - .Therefore so much of the'
lands of said towns and places as will be
Efficient to pay said taxes with the ne
cessary incidental charges will be fold at 0
public vendue;' viz. for Colburne,
Cockburne, Chatham, Dartmouth,
Dummer, and Kilkenney on Tuefday
the 18th day of August next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, ^ the Houser
ofCaptain Bliss, Innhplder in Havers
hill, and for allihe remiander of said
Towns and Places, at my dwelling 0
House in Plymouth on Monday the 2f h
day of August next, at tety of the clock
in the forenoon, unless prevented by
previous payment being made to me. ,'
DAVID WEBSTER, Sheriff.
Pfymoutb, July if, x 79 y.\ fl-3}
WA NTED, .
BY the Subscriber, an Adive;
Sprightly, Boy, about fourteen or
fifteen years old, as an Apprentice Boy
to the Taylors BuftnelL - 1 ~
ABRAHAM SAWBORN, j,m.
Plymouth, July 7. q—s