The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-07-13 00:00:00, page 3

~ timed in the Proclamation atorefaid. ,
^GIVEN at the Council Chamber, in
+ ° ?£^° n ' "™ twenty-sixth day of
&o>' n the y ear °f our Lord Ore
^^^~ihoufand Seven Hundred and
&3 'in^Y- five,and in the Nineteenth
year.of the Independence of the
46c United States of America.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
5 J° HN AVERY, jon.
Secretary..'
HANOVER.
Monday, July f 79f%
AMERICAN INDEPE VDENCE, ,
>✓ Was celebrated here with becoming
jo, and fotemnity. An ORATION,
Ingenious and Spirited,, was elegantly
delivered by Mr. Worcester, of the
Senior Class, and an ODE, set to Ma
fic by Mr. A. CHENEY, concluded the
"•xercife.
)• - . . -
From the Farmer's Wrekly Museum,
A Mess,. PRINTERS,
THE Representative from our town,
has lately come home from the General
Court—be is a very clever fort of a man,
and I really think attends to his busi
ness—He is not, if I guess right, a man
.that minds no body,s business, but his
own, he locks for the good of the State.
Now MdTrs, Printers, you must
know, that when he comes home from
court, I go and fee him, and he tells me
.all that has been done. Now, I lay
again, Messrs. Printers, our Repreftn
tative told me when he came home last
year, that the State had a considerable
sum of money, to pay for a dinner,
which the court had orderd to be provi
ded for I can't tell who now,
but I am sure that it was not for
POOR FOLKS. The sum, iff remem
ber right, wa^ about £20 — a consider
able sum for us Poor Folks to pay forthe
pleafureof Great Folks. But this is not
all. Our Repiefentarive tells me they
have laid out more than twice that sum,
this year—more than £4O. " Behold
flow great a fire a little matter kiridleth !'
- , —Formel, nothing—lately increased
1 to£2o —this year tOgo —next year and
year after-bow great a sum! ; Tis
time for poor folks, to look out !
I don't underhand writing for the
publick, Meffitifo Printers, but f wish
you would print this to let folks know
how matters are going on. lam pretty
certain, that some towns never will
know, if they arenottold by some body,
besides their Representative, for a
. Representative who voted for such a
~thing,T believe; will never be willing
to tell his townsmen ofit.
'A Poor Man of Ne^whampfoire.
Peace between France and Spain.
HAMBURGH, APRIL, 2f.
Since my latt, I have to announce to
jou a Treaty of Peace and Amity be
tween the French and the King of Spin
of which the conditions are not- yet
known. If we credit reports, the above
Treaty contains many ferret articles,'
' relative to the Weft Indies and Ame
rica, which it would not be very hon
ourable for Spain to grant, as_ those
conditions are entirely contrary to the
interests of Great Britain in the Weftern
hemifpbere, and humiliating for any
power that could accede to them. The
ptelier,that could accede of the treaty
fCT with his Catholic Majeily, have hot yet
been laid before the Convention, be
cause it is ftilldoubtful whether ihe ra
tification will be quite so readily grant
ed at Madrid, its the former were sighed
Mt Paris.
Spain is also to pay a cohfiderabte sum of
money for the expences of the war ; and hopes
are given,to the Spaniards, of an opportunity
probably offering itfelf soon, to retake Gib
< Sahar, in which point they might on certain
conditions, obtain the affikanee of the
French government.
Naples, whose very existence depends in
feme measure on the politics of the Spanish
force and inters in the Mediterranean, with
the afpirigg views of the French Convention.
fr LONDON, MA%6.
Last night another Hamburgh mail arrived,
By letters from that place, of the 26th ult, we
!tearn that peace is concluded between France
?:nud Spain. ' I' 4 .
F.xtrda of a letter from Bafle, dated the
igth of A>ril, received by an i^afette at
'5 Hamburgh.
," This morning M< Barthelemy, the
French ambaff#dor, notified to our feoate tbat
behadjutt received a courier fronfltye com
mittee of public welfare at Purify,@&^^
that peace so concluded between France and
fro CORRESPONDENTS.
g *, Several valuable QmmumGauoua un
avoidably deferred—and others under cootid
eration.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
BOOKS & STATIONARY,
For Sale, on Commission, by '
: JOSIAH DUNHAM.
^F Particulars next wcek.~
Hanover, June 13.
A New Store
OF IVESFINDIA
GOODS
AND
GROCERIES,
Just Opened by
LEWIS L TMAN &O.
Afew rods north of Esq. Burtons, ^
in Norwich, inhere they have Jor Sale
The following Arti cles, v/^
Weftindia 1 per bar- Alfpice,
and New- >rel orlcfs Radius,
tngißum j quantity, Ricy,
.French Brandy, Indigo,
Geneva, Tobacco,
Molasses, Stuff;
Loaf Sugar, Cotton,
Brown dot fasti Soap,
HyfonTca, Allum, ~
Bobea do. Copperas;
Coffee, Brimftonc;
Chocolate, Salt.
Pepper,
HARDWARE.^
Knives and Forks, Butts and Screw,;
Carving de. Knifing Needles,
Cupboard Locks, Iron Spoons,
Delk do. Rules,
Chefl do. ^ Screw Augurs,
Piplocks, Sickles,
Masons Trowels,' Shaves,
Tapborers, , Coopers Tools,
Gin blets, Iron Squares,
Thucoblatches, H & HL Hinges,
Farmer's Chiffells, Steelplated, Mill,
Pen & Jack Knives, Crofcut, & Handfaars,
Timings for Drawers,honp^ate do.
Shears & feiffdrs, English Buffered Steel,
Ink Bands, American do.
Candlesticks, Raffia Iron,
Curry:C< mbs, Iron fhoveis & Spades,
Tobaco Boxes, Wrapping Paper, &c.
ALSO,
Painters Colors and Dye Steffi.
White Lead, Camwood,
Spanish Brown, Logwood,
Whiting, Niuragua,
Verdigreafe, Fufiick, +
Blue Vitriol, Putty, &c.\
All which thev are de ermined to fell
ter) Lov, for Ca/b, Butler, Salts of Lye,
" Wheat, or most kinds of Produce.
As the fuhf&ibers are determined to
give conftaht attendance, and ju trade
upon very reasonable terms, they very
earnefliy solicit the patronage of the
public..
Every favor will be gratefully ack
nowledged by the public's obedient and
Humble Servants
LEWIS LYMAN & Co.
Norwich, 'July 8, 17^. _j 1- —3
RICHARD LANG, has just receiv
ed and for Sale at his Store North Side
Bettie College fatfare a large and ex
tensive assortment of English; and hard
ware Goods.
Hanover, July 10 1795.
GOOD S;
FORSALE.
At THEISTORE OF
BENJAMIN BELL
IN WIN D&ORj
A Handsome Variety of
ENGUSH & WEST-INDIA
GO ODS,
Which he will fell cheap
, for Cath or Country produce,
and, if Desired, on approved
Credit.
TCfrConfaul attendance given,
ana aft favors acknowledged.
^iudfer, July 6 I—s
State of Neubamp/bire,
Grafton,^ T)UBLIC notice is hereby
ff. J Jl, given to the Proprietors
and Owners of Land, in the following
Towns and Places, in the County of
Grafton. That the Subferiber has re
ceived from the Treasurer of the Coun_
% tfGMyi, itorefaid. Warrants au
1
thorizing and commanding him to col
led from all such towns and places, all
the County Taxes set and apportioned
thereto; for the years hereafter men
tioned fliffs of which Taxes are parti
cularly set forth in said Warrants re
mainingin the hands of the Subferiber,
the sum total of which in lawful
money, up to the year 1791, and in
Dollars and Cents for the year 1794, is
affixed to each town or place respec
tively as follows, viz.
,79V
Laws. M. I Dol.C.
'"^".T theyearnfo), 8 ,
'1786 1788 1790 1791 ,3 ,y1 3 7
Morristown, 1782 814 5|
Colburne,, 1782 #786x7881, 6
/-1790x790 3
4 Shelburne, 1782 1786 1788 > ; |
1790 1791} 7 5 J
Cockburne, 1782 78617882 6 2 110 7
*79° 179 ) ° 01'
Lincoln, 1786 1788 1790 1791 17x4 5I 873
Cambridge, 1786 1788 <79°2 , 8 , 9 o |
.'II 71 5
Dummer,l,B6l7Bß 1790 1791 18 19 o| 9
Errol, 17861 tR 1790 1791 18 19 0 | 9
^Kilkenney, 1786 1788^9^,3, 9 o | g 93
Piercy, 1786 1788 1790 1791 18 19 o| 760
Trefothick, V B6 788^9^ ,; 14 ^18 93
Peeling alias Fairfield, 1786 ? h 1 h & J
1788 OTc% f '7o 918, 3
Chatham, 1786 1788 179°| 8 60
Millsfieldj 1786 1788 q^S" 9
Dalton, 1790 1791 14 5 1I 980
Dartmouth, 1790 1791145 1 | 10 47
Locations of _
J David Gilman, 1790 17^1 13 1 |
J Gotfe, 1790 1791 0 6ul
Gridley, 1790 1791 0 4 ,|
Biettonwpods, 760
Colebrook, 1253
Miynfborough, 7 60
Pau (borough, 760
Whitefields, 7 60
Durand, 953
Stewartftown, 1293
The aforefaid Taxes having been ad
yertifed for paym nt by the receiver of
Nonresidents taxes as rhe law direfts
aqd return thereof made by him to me
unpaid. Therefore so much of the
lands of said towns arid places as will be
fufficient to pay said taxes with the ne
ceff+ry incidental charges will t>e fold at
public vendue, viz. for Colburne,
Cockburne, Chatham, Dartmouth,
Dummer, and Kilkenney on Tuefday
the 18'h day of August next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, at the House
of Captain Bliss, Innholder in Haver
hill, and For all the remiander of said
Towns and Places, at my dwelling
House in Plymouth on Monday the 24 h
day of August next, at ten of the clock
in die forenoon, unitfs prevented by
previous payment being made to me.
DAVID WEBSTER, Sheriff.
Plymouth, July 1^,1795. fo-3J
State of Newbampjbire,
\
Grafton, l T)UBLIC notice is hereby
f J J lgiven to,the Proprietors
and owners of lands in the following
towns and places in the County of
Grafton, that the fubferiber has recei
ved from the Treasurer of the State of
Newhampfhire, Warrants authorizing
and commanding him to coiled from
all such towns and places all the Conti
nental and State taxes set and appropri
ated hereto for the years hereafter men
tioned, a lift of which taxes is parti
cularly set forth in said Warrants & re
maining in the hands of the Subferiber
~confolidated and fumed up in the total
fim of Dollars and Cents in Specie
hereafter to each town and place ref
pedively affixed, Ind the fame haying
been advertised for payment by the re
ceiver of Nonresidents taxes as the law
direds, and return thereof made by him
to me unpaid, viz,
Chatham for the year 1784,1
and every year up to and > 137 gi
including the year 1790. J .
Dartmouth for the , ear 1786,1
and every year up to and in- > 160 19
eluding the year 1790. J
Dummer far the year 1784,*
and every year up to and in- ► 207 8^
t eluding the year 1790.
Kilkenney for the year 1784,"
and every year up to and in- 20786
eluding the year 1790. ; ^
Lincoln for the year 1.784, andJ
^f every year up to and in- 170 42
eluding the year 17960.' J"
Morristown alias Franconia'
for theyear 1752, and every ; _
year to and including the '7931
year 1790. , J
Peking alias Fairfield for the\
year 1784, and every year I 6 g
to and including the year f J
179° e - '.
Stratford for the year 1784,1 ;
f: and every year up to and >235 „
including theyear 1790. J
Trecothiek for the year 1784,1
and every year, up to and >l6l &I
, including the, ear 1790.
Shelburne for the yearr ing,"
1780, 1782, and every year g z
up to and including the y
/ year 1790, J
Cdckburne for the year 1777/ )
and-every faar up to andl
& including the year 1 790 a ^I?;.
63 dollars and 3 cents in bill ' 4 § "
of the new emission of the
fState,., „ J{
Colburne for the year 1780
and every year up to and in
cluding the year.: 790 and 63 1.
dollars and 3 cents in bills °
of the new emission of the 1
State,.J
.For the fumsin the bills of the new
emission the fame sum in Specie may be
P a iL , ~.
Therefore To much of the lands of
said town! ,and places ^s will be fufficient
topay said taxes or sums refpedively
affixed to its name with the necessary
incidental charges; will he fold at pub
lic vendue, viz. for Colburne, Cock
burne, Chatham, Dartmouth, Dummer
and Kilkenney pn Tuefday the 18h
day. of Auguftfext at ten of the clock
in the forenoon at thehoufe of Caplin
Btifs Innholder in Haverhill, and Lin
coln ,Morristown alias Franconia, Peel
ing alias Fairfield, Shelburne, Stratfi rd
and rrecothick on Monday the 24th
day of August next at ten of the cl ck
in the forenoon at my .dwelling hose
in Plymouth unlcfs prevented by previ
ous payment being made, to me
DAVID WEBSTER, Sheriff.
Plymouth, July I,l7gfr w eg
'w^Tn Fe £>,
BY the Subferiber, an Afiive,
Sprightly, Boy, about fourteen or
fifteen years old, as an Apprentice Boy
to the Tavlors Business.
.ABRAHAM SANBORN, jun.,
Plymouth, July 7, I—jl—j
Wanted Immediately
ONE onwo good Journeymen Tay
lors, those who are ; good work
men may have good wages, and con
flant employ, by calling at the Shop of
the Subferiber in Norwich.
. ALS O,j f
. Two likely Boys of atiput 14 or 1^
years of age; are wanted as Apprentices
to the above business. , ~
NATHANIEL HITCHCOCK.
Norwich; June 25th, 1795. L°3]
. s WinJl6w IVarren
TAKES this method to inform the
public that he is now carrying on he
Pottertebofinefs, at the place - formerly
occupied by Jacob Barrows, r CT hat he
will fell all kinds of Earthen Ware,
in large, oc small quantities, as low as
any porter in sbecountry. Said Ware
(hall be well glazed and burnt. Ccn
ftant attendance given, and every fa
vor gratefully acknowledged by the
public's humble fervanU
Hanauer, June 23, 1795. . B—3
One Cent Reward.
RUN away from the fubferiber the
tenth instant a black fervaht Boy,'
named Prince, about fix feel high, in his
twentieth year, had on when he went a
way, brown linen drawers, and a wool,
len jacket, with a large pack, with a
furtout trailing at bis keels. ; The Sub-,
scriber forbids all perfohs Trdfting or
Harboring said Boy on his account;
whoever will return said Roy mail be
entitled to the above reward,, and no
charges paid.
ISAAC PATTERSON.
Ptonext, June 12, 1795. s—3$ —3
— ——_— —,— ^:
.MARK HUNKING WENTWORTH
LAND S,
rirHOSE Persons who hold any
1 DEEDor DEEDS of LANDS in
the State of New-Hampshire, -not re
corded, from either,Mark flunking
, Wentworth, late of Portsmouth, Esq.
deceased—or from Elizabeth Went
vyorth, deceased, Widow of said
Mark H, Wentworth—are requested to
record the; fame without further delay;'
%s all tht residue ofibe Lands belong
ing to said deceased Persons, will short
ly bedifpofed of—When any persons
holding prior Deeds must abide th^
conseq uences. #
JOHN PEIRCE, Executor.
4?&rtfateutb, Mg loth, ^gfo H