The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-12-25 00:00:00, page 4

^fOl'lCE is her Coy given to the non-reudenc
N owners of land in Mason, who have not paid
their taxes for the year 1786, that unless they pay
the fame to me on or before the sth day of January
next, so much of their land as will pay the fame,
wilLbe fold at public vendue, at the house of Capt.
William Sanborn, in said Mason, on Monday the
cth day of January so at 3 o'clock, in the as.
ternoo+iz. N. Re ^ Spec- ^ lnd -
Sully and March, 1 '4 s sn 3 3 > 7^
„ y h fW; n dfor 4 20 80 15.4 9s. ISIO
Parr, of Wlnd j O ' HN 4 cUMMINGS, Colledor.
Mason, June i,i7'9?-_, = — , —, r
TIL ANKS, of vanouskinds, formic
V a t H. Ranlet^ office, Exeter.
SEAT OF THE MUSES.
Take then this treacherous sense of mine.
Which dooms me still to smart ;
Which pleafare can to pain refine,
To pain new pangs impart.
& PRAYER FOR INDIFFERENCE.
By Mrs. Greville.
OFT I've implor'd the Gods in vain.
And pray'd 'till I've been weary';
For once I'll ^y my wi(h to gain
Os Oberon the fairy.
Sweet, airy Being, Wanton sprite,
That lark'ft in woods unsee r. ;
And oft by Cynthia's Giver light
Tripft gaily o'er the green !
For the Newhampshire Gazetteer.
If e'er thy pitying heart was mov'd,
As ancient ftorjes tell,
And for th'Athenian maid who lov'd,
You fought a wondrous fpell —
Oh ! deign once more t'exert thy power?
Haply some herb or tree, , _
Sov'reign as juice of weftern flow'r
Conceals a balm for me,
Nor peace nor case the heart can know;
Which, like the needle true;
Turns at the touch of joy or woe,
But, turning, trembles too;
I a(k no kind return in love,
No tempting charm to pleafe}
Far from my heart those gifts remove
That tend to peace or 6afe.
Far as difrefs the foul can wound
'Tis pain in each degree :
Bliss goes but to a certain bound:
Beyond is agony.
Oh ! haste to (hed the sacred balm !
My (batter'd nerves new-string ;
And for my guest, serenely calm,
The nymph Indifference bring.
The wounds which now each moment bleed,
Each moment then (hall dole ;
And tranquil days (hall still succeed
To nights of calm repole.
At her approach, fee Hope, fee Fear,
See Expectation fly !
And Disappointment in the rear.
That blasts the promis'd joy.
The tear, which pity taught to flow,
The eye (hall then disown :
The heart that melts for others' woe,
Shall then fcarcc feel its own.
O fairy Elf but grant me this.
This one kind comfort fend t
And so may never-fading bliss
Thy flowery steps attend !
So may the glow-worm's glimmering light
Toy tiny foofteps lead
To some new region of delight.
Unknown to mortal tread !
And what of life remains for me
I'll pass in sober ease ;
Half-pleas'd contented will I be,
Content but half to pleafet
And be thy acorn goblet fill'd
With heaven's ambrosial dew
From sweetest, frelheft flowers diftill'd
That (hed frelh sweets for you.
At the STORE oppofte Mr. W. C. Dean's
A General Assortment of
Englifh3 Weftindia
GOOD S,
Cheap for Cash.
, ^Continental CERTIFICATES,
Old and New Emission MONEY,
State NOTES, INDENTS, Specie
ORDERS, &c. bought, fold and nego
tiated at laid Store.
Exeter, Nov. 179°; : /^
BY licence from the Hon. Oliver
Peabody, Esq ; Judge of Probate, fur the coun
ty of Rockingham, On Monday the 7th day of
March next, two o'clock, afternoon, at the house of
Mr, John Shute, innholder, in Newmarkett,will
be SOLD, at PUBLIC VENDUE
The Real Estate of Edward Hilton,
deceased. O Conditions will be made known at
time and place of sale.
JOSIAH HILTON, Administrator.
Neymarkett, Dec, to, 1790. _ ^
War Department, Sept, gtb, 1790.
INFORMATION is hereby given to
A all the military Invalids of the United States,
that the sums to which they are annually entitled,
and which will become due on the fourth day of
March ensuing, will be paid on the said day, by
the Commissioners of the Loans within the states
refpe&ively, under such regulations as the President
of ^ United States may direa. _
Stmtarjfor the D^CTmmt •, War.
F L_A X.
A Quantity of Good FLAX is
wanted at the Duck Manufactory
in this Town, for which CASH-—-
English & Weftindia
GOODS
ROCKINGHAM — -fs.
THE Commissioners appointed to
receive and examine the claims
against the estate of David Kindrick,
late of Deerfield, in said county, yeo
man, deceased, give notice —that six
months from the 17th November
last are further allowed for that pur
pofe —and that they will attend that
Dufinefs at the late dwelling-house of
the deceased, in laid Deerfield, on the
second Tuefday of this and the five
following months, from 2 to 6 of the
clock, in the afternoon;
Deerfield, December 1; 179^.
" Yo'BE SOLD,
At Publick Vendue, by the Suhferiber, at the boufb of
Col. Isaac Thom, innholder, in Londonderry, on
the 3d day of January next, at Two O'clock P.M.
ONE Proprietor's Right or Share of
Land in the To^o(hip of Acworth,
—AI-o—
About Twenty Acres of Land in
Goffftown—aW the late property of James Mac
gregore, late of Londonderry, Deceased. — Con
ditions to be mode known at the time and place of
Sale.
T. MACGREGORE, Executor.
Londonderry Dec.fyiygo.
will be given bv
THOMAS ODIORNE.
Exeter, December 2, 1790.
TO BE SOLD BY
William Filher,
VEND U E.
Fifty Dollars
„ „ REWARD.
BROKE but of the Goal in Exe- ,
ter, on the night following the
igth instant, the following prison
ers, viz.—
"fames Eaflman, about 5 feet 10
iriches high, with black hair & beard.
James Rowell, about 6 feet high,
and brown hair,,
James Robison, about 6 feet high;
black hair and beard.
Robert Trefam, about 22 years of
age, short, thickset man.
William Englijb, an Irishman, a
bout 5 feet 10 inches high, much
pock broken, light complexion.
Marius Planter, a Frenchman, a^
bout 5 feet 6 inches high.,„
John Tallent, about 5 feet to inch
es high, dark complexion. ; o ,
Whoever will take up said prifon^
ers, and return them to either of the
goals in Portsmouth or Exeter, shall
receive the above reward- —or in
proportion for either of them.
JOHN PARKER, Sheriff.
Po^fm. Dec 14, 179°.
WANTED an Apprentice to the
Wheel- Maker's Bufmejs —one of
14 or 15 years old, active, honest and
industrious; will be prefered.
Enquire of JOHN SHAW.
Exeter, Nov. 1790.
STALE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.—
NOTICE is hereby given to the non-reJident own
ers of land in the following towns, viz.— b
Nottingham 17^3— Hawke arid Eaton 1787—Cam,- <
ton, Dublin and Pittsfield 17^—Chichef er and Gil-
Jem 1788 and 17^9= SaliJbury 17^9— Acworth and
New-Durham-Gore 1789 and 1790— Exeter 1786,
1788, 1789, and 1790 — Stratham 1787 and 1789 —
Gilmantown, Sandwich, Heniker, Proteaworth, Ly
man, Osf pee, Rindge, Portsmouth, and Allenfowm
road tax 1790 — That their lands tn Jaid towns are
taxed for the years aforfeid, and if the taxes are not l
taid within eight weeks from the frf publishing of
this aavertijement, either to the colleaor, or thefsftM
scriber, they will be advertized for jale.]
' NAT'H. PARKER, Rec'r of N.R. Taetrfra
Exeter, Dec. 7, >79°' 3 ,
WANTED, by the Printer hereof, ,
a quantity of CORN, OATS, |
BEEF, BUTTER, WOOD, &c.|
Exeter, Nov. 1790.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given;
that a petition hath been preferred to the Ge
neral Court, bv the Salesmen of Alftead, setting
forth that said Town has a large (hare of Roads and
Bridges to fupport,—Therefore they prayed that a
tax of two pence per Acre might be laid on all the
lands of the non-residents' in said Town, for the
purpose of repairing said Roads through the lands
of the said nonresidents'. ~
Upon which petition the General Court order
ed, that they may be heard thereon before them on
the Second Tuesday of the next feffion,< M"
that in the mean time they cause the fubflara
this petition, and order of Court thereon, tl
published three wreks fu^-^ffi ?!y in fomcpgfiL^
the New-Hampshire News papers, prior to the
fitting of hid Court,! that any person or pedons
may then,,appear, and (hew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer thereof Should mt be granted.
INDENTS
To be SOLD reasonably, by
SAMUEL TENNEY.
Exeter, \yh Dec. .
State of New-Hampshire.
C-n^rd, June < §//?. 179#-
Attest: JOSEPH PEARSON, Sec'ryi