The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1797-10-23 00:00:00, page 4

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Was / ~i,ht or vis Imat ?
TITAS I ri^ht or wX I not,
VV Tell me Girls, Mid tell rr.e :rue ;
Ycu I cran vt/ve hr (bands got,
W% I wrong to de so too ?
No —l'm fore to die a maid q
Nt'er wlireaw to be my lot :
Hy'TT r a '' f V r d I obey'd,
Was 1 right or was I not ?
When the youth that ole /? my mind;
told his love in language fwee',
Could I lee him food and kind,
Sigh aid I% # fa at my fee:?
N ,h-n, it was ic vair,
Frowns ant: ihrc^s were quite fotg^t,
fen at church leas'd his pain,
Was I right or was I not ?
This I knew, 7 hgfe fife
Never was dfe^'c for r' :
Nco, nt, 'titnaught hut flri,.
Th t y A U (barely will agree ;
Girls get married —that's your plan,
Cupid will zflift the plc*:
Thulite the, fernre y r ur roan —
Was I right or was / not ?
From the fimt Piece.{
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ORIGINAL.
THAT rrar, is scft.
Who has a chest.
And i?, it keps fetare hkcafli ; —
Nortzkes it rut
To lend about
Tothofe who only cut a dash.
I,ent my money to try friend,
For who tc such, pray would not lend?
'Tis dull favs I've dope what's righr,
\ At thirty dri, well here's the bite.
At length the thirty dys aie out,
And I prefect my fri nd his note ;
R qnrf of him the full amount
Burhe replies--! dont difccunt—
A: d with a fabric flattering face,
R quells a -onth or two of grace—
In fortune's fickle adverse florm,
He meets riiArefs in every form ;
Creditors drive him every day,
And debtors al;$! will not pay.—.
I think on this diftr ffing tale,
Atlaft conclude we both (ball fail.
And thus exclaim—that man is bleft
Who has an iron bolted chest,
And in it keeps lack'd up his cash.
Nortakes it cut
To lend about,
To those who only pay in trafb.
'MISU.
MUamtniti#mratmre_te#ra#CT^^Minruiririr
State of New-Ham,feire.
' Grafton, ff.
WHEREAS a tax bill, for a Coun
'ty Tax, & also a Tax bill, for
a highway Tax, for the year 1797,
which the following is a true copy of
what yet Remains unpaid, are Commit
ted to me to colleft, by the Select men
of Bath, with warrants to colled the
fame, which Taxes are assessed upon the
Lots, as i~urr.be red in their refpedive
- Ranges, according to a charter of said
town, bearing date, March 29th 1769,
This i< therefore to Notify
all the Nonresident and other owners
of unimproved Lands, in said town of
. Bath, that unless the Taxes annexed to
each Lot as therein set forth, (bould be
paid to me the Subferiher, at my dwell
ing House in said path, on or before
Monday the 4th day of December next,
said Lots, or so much of each Lor, as
will be Efficient to pay said taxes, -with
incidental charges, will be fold at Pub
lick Vendue, at 'the dwelling'Houfe 1
of Stephen Couc^ in said Bath, on|
Monday tl,e 4th day of December next,'
at ten o'clock, A. M.
• Nonresident County Tax.
range ico ~1 5 ad range do. 1 3
, cr *!°;b 2-3 23
weft fide 35 3 3
Ammon- 8 5 4 3
ofuck. 14 5 5 3
ad range do. 7 5 14 3
, 8 5 15 3
3 range do. 11 5 16 3
?' 5 4 j" 3
13 5 3 d range do. 1 3
iftrange , 17 5 r 2 3
weft 185 3 3
division, 23 5 10 3
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•HANOVE R, (Newhampshirc,) Printed and. Published at the Academy, by
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Where ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper zre received. The Price of the E^GLE, is one Dol'ar and fifty Cerra a Year, de^i/ere'at
he PRINTING-OFFICE Or for fifty two_ Newspapers ; Advertisement, not e>cecding raek-e lines, are in ferted trr^ weeks for/'r/fc Cents and fix Mills
onunwed three weeks longer for thirty three Cents and three Mi'ls,
#4 $ iftrange t% 95
*5 5 acre lots east i 2 5
„26 5 fide Ammo- 1^ 5
, , , ^8 5 nofuck
2dmgedo,fof, 9 2115 5
30 5 2d range do. r 5
5 ' 3 5
36 5 45
405 55
41 5 65
gd range do. 43 5 2O $
'44 5 , 21 5
455 22 5
54 5 rft range 60 acre! 3
x 56 5 lotseaft fide 3 3
60 acre I belongs to Ammonofuch 12 ,
the 4th range of 1 3 J 3 3
100 acre lots, 2 3 ] 4 3
ift;ange 6o 23 ?d do. 9 3
acres weft fide 3 3 3d do. 5 3
Amm^nofuck 73 6 3
8 3 7 3
93 8 3
10 3 r 4 th do. 5 3
113 6 3
- 16 3 s'h do. j 3
] 7 3 2 3
*9 3 33
20 3 6th do. 4 3
Governors farm 500 acres _ 25
Common Lands 1156 acres 58
Nonresident Highway Tax.
I'ft range ico 1 59 td range do. 1 35
acre lots well 2 59 ~ 2 05
fide Ammo- 3 59 3 35
nofuck 8 59 4 '35
„ H 59 5 35
2 d do. , 7 59 r 4 35
8 ' 9 '535
3d do. 11 59 16 35
12 59 4 h ' 7 35
13 59 3 d rabge do. 1 35
fft range weft 17 59 2 35
diiifLa 18 59 3 35
23 59 35
<# 24 9 Irange 100 / 9 59
25 59 acres east fide 12 59
26 59 A'mmonofuck 1 3 rg
, '4 59
2d range §of 29 29^ 15 59
do. 30 59 2d range do. x 59
159 3 59
36 59 4 59
4° 59 , 5 59
4 1 59 6 59
, 42 59- 10 59
arrange de. 43 59 20 59
44 59 21 59
45 59 22 59
54 59 range 6 o 2 35
56 59 acre lots east 3 35
60 acres 1 35 fide Ammo- 12 25
2 35 nofuck. 13
ift range 60 2 35 14 35
acre lots weft 3 35 2d range do. 9 35
fide Ammo- 7 35 3d range do. 5 35
nofuck 8 35 6 34
935 7 35
i°3s 8 35
11 35 4 th ran g e do. 5 35
16 35 6%
17 35 s th range do. 1 ,5
19 35 2
20 35 3 ^ 5
6th range do. 4 35
Governors farm 500 acres. 1 dollar & 95
Common Land 1156 acres 6 dollars & 82
MICHAEL BARTLET, &//&.
Bath, Sept. 15,1797. : - I^3
Runaway Apprentice.
RUN away from the Subfetiber on
the 25th September, an inden
ted apprentice boy, named Samuel
Hunt, about five feet four inches high,
light complexion, whoever will return,
said boy, (hall have a reasonable re
ward, this is to forbid all persons har
bouring or trusting him at their peril.
WILLIAM SPRING.
Lebanon, Sept. 2fo "'z
Take Notice.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the Printer,
for old Newspaper Accounts, Notes,
Advertisements, Due Bills, &c. &c. are re
queued to call and Settle immediately, for he
is under fucb necessity, that he cannot keep
them any longer. A Ari& compliance with
this request, will oblige tbemfelves, and their
humble fervani, BENJ. TRUE.^
Hanover, Sept. 9th, 1797.
HORS E S.
WANTED a number of
. V likely Young HORSES, from
three to seven years old, if brought
soon, for particulars inquire at thi§
Office.
A few LAMB-SKINS
wanted at this Office.
I ^^W^^^CTSFM ^fej l i'iL-OlWi ‘g
Ddrlmpuib College Lottery.
CLASS FOURTH.
HE Managers of Dartmouth Cot/ege
Lottery request the attention of the pub
lic to the following Scheme of.the third
L!«ff —which they prefumr, from the
large proportion of vafoible Prizes
'will meet their approbation.
Prizes DoVars. Dollars.
1 of icoo is icob
2 500 are <lO 0
3 30 geo
6 2CO |2co
>3° 10 0 3000
60 ^0 jO<Q
100 20 2COO
j s° to r§oo
f 3OO 8 , 10,400
!6„. 24,000
430
6000 Tickets at 4 Dollars, are 24,000
This Glass will commence drawing
a: Conordon Wednesday the twenty Ji ft
/ay of February next ; and when com
pleated, a Lift of prizes will be immedi
ately published, .nd the Prizes paid on
demand.
JONATHAN FREEMAN „
MICHAEL MCLARY,
WILLIAM A. KENT, j^"'
O^.ber if, 1797. [xii-iii]
G^ Tickets for Sale, in this Vicinity, by
Mr. Lang.
TO BE SOLD,
AN cxc Pent Mill Privilege, with
'the Mills and out houses on the
fame,, ^itb about fifty acres of land
adjoining, lying on the main road in
Bradford,flare of Vermont, well known
by the name of Wait's River Falls. —
An handsome and beautiful Farm n<ar
th6 new Meeting House in Orford which
will accommodate a Tavern Keeper or
Trader.— A farm lying in the fouth
east part of the town of Oxford, contain
ing an excellent tr a of Land of three
hundred acres, on which may be cut
twenty tons of good hay, a barn and
final! house, and considerable pasturing
on the fame.—About fix hundred acres
of unimproved land in different parts
of the Town.—A house well finished on
the river road in the town of Piermont,
an acre of land and a final! stable well
situated for a Tavern.—Three hundred
acres of land lying in Dames Gore, so
called, about ten miles east of Dartmouth
College, between the towns of Dorches
ter and Canaan; with sundry other
lots and parcels of land, all which pre
mifea will be fold on as reasonable
terms as can be expelled ; for further
information apply to the Subferiber.
WILLIAM SIMPSON.
Orford, N. H. Oa. 3d, lift if 3
Strayed or Stolen
FROM the Subfetiber,. on the night
of the rith instant, a very dark
brown Mare, a star in her forehead,
one white hind foot and a fear on the
end of her nose, whoever will return or
give information of fed mare, (hall re
ceive a generous reward and ail necHfa
ry charges jiaid by the Subscriber.
SAMUEL CLEAVLAND.
Hanover, Od. igt'b. 13 3
Stray Horse.
BROKE out of ttepafore of Capt.
Durkee in Hanover, on the oigb<
of the 11th instant a darkish brown
four year old Mare, with a little white
04 one of her hind feet, natural trotter,
-whoever will returnfaid Mare (ball be
generously rewarded and ail necessary
charges paid by
ISRAEL GILLET.
Hartford, 08. 13th. 13, 3
Gun-Powder,
FOR SAL E,
at fix (hillings.per pound,
ty HEMAN POMROY.
PROPOSALS
Forfabifog, by Subfoiptin.
ME M O I R 3
OF
STEPHEN BURROUGHS
Condition#^
t ''^'" e*'* ' 3^o Oaave Pager, z o d
be h^dfomeFy printed to white Demi Paper.
I ,^'F"^ '° su ^rify, Bound,
^feC-nX'" N ° n - Su>fcribe " one Dalkt
ict vents#
1' '^l'"! e^ragemeDr be
the work w,ll be immediate!,
and completed asfooa 23 pefffye.'
To the publ lGo
BU^oUg'hS,°^ °f Mr - S.
Cement. The fingufo Adff "^T
dents ofhis Life, & thefrar,, " d .
his Conduct, to- fa,h ~'" c "7 cf
afund of entertaift and ^7
ft For thegratyifo^^
fcr ^ o ^ s ^ ^ t % e {& a Sefo
CT Subfenpaons for the ° t
received at this Office, by th. J W °' fc "'
a number of gentlemen, in t he ^#°' ''° d b7
with whora " Subfcrh^,^^ States
lodged. Those Pri^^CT:,l ho
aoove in their papers, Ihall r J''^r"'
favor, if requested e ^eive tne fame
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Newhampffiire & Vermont
MAGAZI N E,
No. 2, Vol. Ift, for AQ ,™
rs no^ publifedto ready for SOC
1 fibers, and may he had by
G,&m w h o mto percbafe by
Doctor Lee's
TRUE BILLIOUS PILLS;'
Secured to btm by Patent, by
the Preside of the United
States, agreeable to afl of
QngreJs, granted April
30, 1796;
r FOR SALE AT
SMITH & HEDGE'S
STORE IN HANOVER.
T'J,'y. are approved by many'
r J. h y' CT ^ as ^llas other perfo%
for their tmlar virtues ; and parti
cularly as a sovereign remedy again 1
an over charge of bile in the ftomsch
of men, women or children. They
remove pains id the head, stomach and
bowels, the gripes,arid all obth u ai^r
Fhey are an excellent help for did
gravel, fc,r^v,ch o li c k,jaundice, drop,
fy & a most effectual remedy forthofe that
are ccft lve , and therefore convenient
rfo all travellers by fr a or land. After
a debauch by caring or drinking, thev
restore the Infs of appetite and easily
purge the stomach and bowels, with
out pain or griping.
N. B. For those who follow the 63
they are very necefay, as they prevent
many„difeafes which seamen are often
afflicted with, when taken as often as
once in ten or fifteen dajs, or pftener
if required —Jefe from one to four
taken at night, on going to bed.
Hanover, &tender 3d, 1797. g,^
A Small quantity of^
LAMP-BLACK.
wanted, . inquire at this office.
Want 'to purchase a fmali
quantity of Rough or Tried
TA L LO W.
Inquire of the Printer.
Writing- Paper, Pamphlets, Books
and Cafo given in exchange far
RAGS, at this Office.
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