The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-03-13 00:00:00, page 4

On CENSURE,
YE wile inftrua me to ensure
An evil that admits no cm
Or how this evil can be borne
Which breeds at once both hate end ftora.
Bare Innocence is no support
When you are try'din scandal's Court,
Stand high in honor, wealth or wit
All other# who inferior fit,
Conceive thcmfelves in cenfcifnce bound,
To join and drag you to the ground :
Your altitude offends the eyes,
Qf those who want the pow'r to rife—
The world a willing ftandef by.
Inclines to aid a fpeciou# He : , I
Alas 1 they would not do you wrong.
But all appearances are strong.
Yet whence proceeds this weight we lay
On what detracting people fay ,
For let mankind discharge their tongues
In vengm, till they barft^eir lungs.
Their utmost malice cannot make
Year hand, your tootty or fingereke ;
Nor spoil your thape, distort your face,
Nor put one feature out of place.
Nor will you find your fortune fink,
what they speak or what they think ;
Nor can ten hundred thoufad ties .
M&eyoalels virtuous, learn'd or wife—
The most effectual way to baulk
fyir malice, ir^tfem talk,
anecdote.
IN ato difeourfe, ddifred in a c^fry pa
& the Reverend divine zealouflQMortedi
m, by no meantb believe whlfech.
er# (.id-fy^ ^^'^iCL!^?
Sojuft as a lady of fashion pars'd by.
By your leaves said the tar, *3 be fade I am }
' 1 [loth ; I
But, by Neptune, LfwearJ aloft fathom your }
fCTapt his hand on her bread) hallo jack 'tisl
L (all Froth ! J
/( bint te for prog*firaping pHVSIDiANS.,
ADOv (OR g°' n g±° ' ee a patient, cook his
pupil a<oug with qim. Upon their arrival
finding the patient very ill, the Doctor, after the
eultemary inquiries, told the sick man's at
tendants it was owing to their not abiding to hit
direction, adding, that the man had eaten urnips
which he had forbidden. After they had left
the house, the pupil with an air of furprize,^ked
the Doctor how it was possible he could tell what
the patient had eaten / You fool said the other
did not you fee the parings before the door ? I he
pupil being sent alone the next day to inquire
into the health of the lick patient, found
him dead ; but improving upon hib mattec's fa
tacit,, cold the attendants it would not have
appened if they had followed his directions ; for
the death of the patient was entirely owing to 'hi'
having been (offered to (wallow a cat ! How did
you know that I said the Dodor, on hearing the
lory; because, said the pupil, I law the &ia
hanging at the door.
Is it flelh t— Is it bone /—ls it cloth telsit trim
By love they look more like crop pigeons 'h n
[wome«:
Says Tom, by St. George I'm determin'd to try.
TWO fallorbjuft lauded, were frogling the
Look. Torn, fays jack tar, how the ladies *a r e
*" [grown#
Both behind and before, by the Lord,vha< a lizc!
Their breasts are grown almofl op to their eyes :
From the NEWYORK JOURNAL.
AN EPIGRAM.
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And be it further ena&ed by the authority
afor^aid, That when the Executor or any
other perlon interested in alVill that h^s been
proved' and allowed in a Court of Probate in
any of the United States, 01 in a Court of
Probate in any other State or Kingdom, pur
suant to the laws of fach State or Kingdom,
(hall produce a copy of such Will, with a
copy of the Prolate thereof duly authenticated,
unto an, Judg^ of; Probate in any County at
this State where the Teftatofr had estate real
or personal whereon the said Will may operate,
and shall in writing desire the fame may be
filed and recorded in the Probate Office in the
fame County pursuant to this Statute, the said
Judge ihall assign a time and place for taking
the fame into consideration, and shall cause
notice thereof to be made in some Public
Newspaper in this State three weeks success
ively, thirty days at least before the' time as
signed, to the end, that any person may appear
and (hew cause against the filing and recording
of the fame.
And if at the time aligned, no objection is
made, or none in the judgment of-faid Judge
Efficient to prevent it,the said Judge may cause
the sane copy to be filed in @e Registry of the
Court of Probate, and cause the fame to be re
corded in said office: laving always an appeal
to any person apprehending himfelf injured
thereby, to the ^^#l^ ~°urt of Probate as
in other Probate matters.
And be it farther enabled by the Authority afore
faid, That when an original Will shall be of
fered for Probate before any Court of
Probate in this state, and the witnesses there
to live out of the state, or more than
thirty miles distant, or by reason of age or in
disposition of bofy, are unable to appear and
give evidence before the Court, in every such
case, the depofitioa of such Witness in writing
taken before anv person or persons duly .au
thorized by Deiimas pote^atem from such
Probate Court, shall have the fame force and
est& as tho the witness was prefeot and tefti
"tied, viva voce, before the Court.
• Provided al^%% T.^t before any Will shall
1 . m : 'til- .‘z 1 m .r
For die filing and recording of Wills proved
without this State, and for the taking affida^
vits in writing for the Probate of Wills in
certain cases.
DE IT ENACTED ~&Y THE SENATE AND
5 HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES IN
GENERAL COURT convened, That where
the copy of any Will which has been proved
and allowed in any Probate Court in any of
the United States, or in any foreign State or
Kingdom, shall be directed to be filed and re
corded in any Prolate Court in this State pur
suant to the law, thereof, the filing and re
cording thereof fotilba of the fame force and
effect as the filing and recording of an origi
nal Will, proved and [allowed in the fame
Court of Probate, and the said Judge may
thereupon proceed to take bond of the Execu
tor, or Executors, or grant administration of
the said Teftatoi's estate, lying in this State,
with the, Will annexed, and fettle the laid
estate in the fame way and manner, as by law
hi may, or can upon the estates of Testators,
whole Wills have been duly proved before
An A C T,
such Affidavits, the fame no
tice shall be given as the I^9
in other cases tor the Pro-,
bate of Wills requires, that
any perlon interested in the
fame Will may have an op
portunity of being present
and offering his reasons why
the fame Should' not be al
lowed. And the Parties
{hall have the fame right of
appeal, in the cAfc before
mentioned, as iX other cases
before the Probate Co^rt.
^F^ KMERS, ^
EXPE^EnZT has proved, pat
fmokiog your feed ^%n, t\%
rougher ,before planting, ^il)eft&u
ally prevent the ^nrmr or any other
infect from touching it while gr^<
ing. Care mast be taken that it is
not heated in the smoking left it
ihouH jenroy the vegetation. It will
therefore be heft to hang if where the
(moke m„ gradually impregnate the
kernel do, fig the winter feafor.
ft Probably the Crooking of other
feeds may have the fame happy effeft.
Should this be the extent would save
much labor & care in railing Squafh*
es, Mellens, Cucumbers, &c.
A Fritna to Agriculture."'
PUBLIC VENDUE,
ON THURSDAY the 2§th inst."
Ofe <&%k, f. M„at the hfofe
^ty|te ß pm : < Lrmfon, innholder in
Exeter, ^bout thre,4ua^d acres of
Good LAND, lying in
Sanborfiten, near the Great. Bay (so
called) pleafatri, fitua:ed, well wa
tered, convenient for rwo farm#, ad
jacent ^ fevera! fettl&nente, and
within half a mile est Griff and Saw
Mill. CT Terral of payment will be
made easy to the purchafer.' .•
Condifiau es fate Will & &ra* Gt
time and ,laec.
Exeter, March §, l,gp.
rtCT-=Qty
To Nonresident Proprie
tors of Land.
>State of New- Hampshire,
NOTICE is hereby driven to the
non-resident bwnei§of lend.in
the following Towfls, # 'viz±= —=,
Wffiary for 1785, Cornilh 1785,
178 , 1787 riifel 17 9— —Jaffrey
igbo—A exander ana Hanover 1786
aid 1738 •—Hopkinton 1786,
1788 & 1789= New-Grantham 1736
%M jyfy—T»r^on, Warner and &
Bath 17^7 and 1788— Croydon 1787,1
1788 §nd 1789 —Arnhar ft, Rindge,]
Candia and Keen, 1787— Gilman
town. New - London, New-Hampton
and Tam worth 178S&17&) —Deer-
fi Id, ?ettr(borough', Dorchester, Ac
worth and Alien ftown 1788 —Pier-
mont, Sandwich, Hancock, Andover,
Marlborough, Bipdge, Weare,Ciare
moot, Packerficld, Ujpe, Moulton
borough, Stoddird, Grafton, Offip,,
Northwood, Hillsborough, Concord,
Washing ton. Eaton, Bridgewater, Ly
man, Northumberland and Antrim
for 1789, That their lands in said
town# are taxed sos the years a
forefaid, and if the taxes are not paid
within eight weeks from the firft pub
lilhmen of this advertisement either
to the CoUedors or the Sobferiber
l'they will be advertised for fae.
- THOS()D!O?NL
(Receiver of nou-rMd^ taxes.
Public Vendue.
TO BE SOLD 4T