The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1796-07-11 00:00:00, page 4

AONIAN RI L L.
„ %fa. PRINTERS, r
.Plcafe to insert the following LATIN DIS
TICH; and, if you can give it no better,
let the endued Translation go with it.
'' Infelix DIDO ! nullo bene marito,;
Hoc pereunufugit, hocfugiente peru." r
Peer DIDO lived Misfortune's jest,
In nuptial tie# a Wretch unblefl ;
One Lover dead, her realm ffie flier,
The other flying Dido dies I
ODE to WAHINGTON.
High
r ABOVE
the broad base
t) Vulgar Dull
Waffiington descry I
, Rais'd by • people'Ylove,
, In whole fatherly embrace
Is elofely lodg'd a nation's iraft :
Point of that pyramd,whofe height
Renders confpicuon# ev'ry a& chhine,
~ Rather be dec? mantled in eternal night
Than trust tty aged feet upon the Qeepdecline;
The' others round the extensive base securely
flray, ,
How great thy fall Should one falfe tread o'er
Hep the way.
A NECDOTE.
THE celebrated Lerd Kahnes,
for three or four days before bis
, death, was in a fate of languor
and debility. Some friend came
in upon bim, and found bim difla
ting to ascribe. He expressed bis
farprife at this oafvity of mind
'when on the verge if difolulim.
"Why, man, replied Lord Kaimes,
-would you bale me fay with my
tongue in my cheek, till death comes
jo fetch me."
George Woodward
kIJ A S lately received from
4 X^New-York,in addition |o hi, for.
meraffortment, a frelh supply of
Englifo and India
G OO D s.
Likewise has received W. I.
Rum, Brandy, Sugar, Coffee, Souchong
and Bohea Tea, Pepper and Spice, In
digo, Spanish Brown, Nails of different
kinds, &c.
Also a large supply of finish
ed mathew-man Buttons, which he will
fell at whol^ fate, for final! profits.
The urgent demand made for
Money, upon him, obliges him to re
quest the attention of those indebted
once more.
Norwich, Jul, (~ 1796. (I^6)
Holland Company
LANDS,
Advantageous ly situated
upon the navigable waters of Al
hegany River and French Creek,afford
ing an iaterefting variety of arable and
meadow grounds, and capable of easy
improvement and cultivation, are now
offered for sale and fettiment.
All the advantages of foil,
climate and fixation, are here combin
bined in a Moss extraordinary manner.
The Lands are rich fertile and finely
watered.—The air lil^ all the country
beyond the Alhegan^Mountains,is mild
, pure and healthy ; and the Rivers open
< a communication with all parts of the
Continent. No trad of country with-
In the United States, is more material,
ly benefited by the commercial advan,
tee* arising flail the trite navigation
of the Nothern Lakes, and Southern
waters. A large proportion of the
wealth and merchandize of enterpris
ing adventurers from the Eastern and
Atlantic states, will; froth motives of
iatereft and convenience, in a very few
HANOVER, (Newhampshir^,) Priced a n d Published at the Academy,
Where ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRfP TIONS for this pap ere tefred. The Price of the EAGLE, here Dollar and fifty O,^ , Year, ^re^ A
^LAm^ll^A nnA ML— A<4W 't '' -!'^ + '^ *'' ~ '/* "< ' '^ ™ '*''<,? <„^C%fry
I years, pals through this delightful coun-^
try, to all the weftern world.—This,
added to the natural productions, w&
supply the inhabitants at a veiy reafr
able price, with every thing; necessary
for their health and happiness.,
To those who"are deterfniited
to fettle in the Country, and wish t,
make purchases, a liberal credit will
be given, upon easy and advantageous
terms. To those who are deGrous of
holding under improving leases, ^fc-'
rotis supplies of provifioris and farming
Utensils, or gratuitous grants of lands
and privileges will be given ; and good
wages and beneficial otters are made te
faber, honest, and industrious mechan
ics and labourers. A rich and thriv
ing tfcttlment, affording many ac
commodations and advantages, and
confining of above thirty families,%
fixed in the centre of this country, ME
the property of David Mead, EQ
where all the necessaries and many oftfoe
conveiencts for living may be procured
at a reasonable price, A saw-mill is
already eroded—a gristmill will be ef
t^blifhed in the course of this season.
A great plenty of grass and hay can be
easily procured with no other 4 expense
than cutting and curing, upon the large
and extensive meadows bordering upon
French creek—All thofe,who are desir
ous of knowg in the truth of these fads,
or with to become interested by pur
chase or Settlement, may receive furth
er information by applying to Mr.
Charles Cazenove at New-Geneva in
Fayette-County ; to Meffer# Dennyfoid
Beelen at Piafbourgh ; to Alexander
M'Dowell, Esq. at Franklin ; DE at
Cuffewaga, in Mr. Mead's' fettlefeut
about 240 miles from Lake Erie, tol
• R. ALDEN.
Pkildelpkia, Mmy 14, 1796.
N. B. The Printers of the
Worcester, Northampton, Exeter, Dart
mouth, and Portsmouth papers, are de
sired to in fert the above for 6 weeks,
and the expense will be paid at the
Boston Centinel Office. [6^l
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Dartmouth College
LOT TE Rfch,
Class Second.
qrHE Managers of Dartfor l Cal
lege Lottery present to thfoj bblic
the following SCHEME of iht! Se
cond Class, in which they have aimed
to meet their wishes by making a larger
proportion of valuable prizes than \ifu
al; they flatter themselves that the 'ame
Public Spirit will be displayed, by, en
couraging the file of Tickets in »is,
that was so. fully manifefted in the for
mer Class. q
SCHEME.
Prizes; Dollars. Dalton
1 of 3000 is 30^0
1 1000 10^0
4 500 are 2000
10 zoo {; 2000
^0 100 2Oct
3 0 5° 154
80 20 160
100 10 100
i6§o 6 990 c
— ' ' — ,
1896 Prizes. 24,004
4104 Blanks.
9===— —
6000 Tickets at 4 Dollars are 24,006
Subjeft to a deduction of twelve and
an half per cent.
Os the above prizes' of 500 Dollars
one of them will be placed to the sirs
drawn Blank, and the other three to th)
three last drawn Blanks. / %§
This Class will positively, commence
drawing at Concord, on the firft day of
December next; and when completed]
a lift of Prizes will be immediately pub
lished, and the Prizes paid on demand.
JONA. FREEMAN,^
BENJ. CONNER, } Managers
; W'm A. KENT.
%ae 16, 1796.
State of New-Hampfoire.^
I(T°VICE is hereby given that Periif
Gallcp of Hartland, in the]
State of Vermont, has Petitioned thej
General Court of f^d State of New-
Hampshire, reprefen^ng that he owns
the Land on the well bank of Connec
ticut River adjoining Water. Qiieeche
Falls that he has obtained a grant from
the government of Vermont for the ex
clusive right of Locking the fame with
in that State for himfelt and hi# aGoeia
ares but find they cannot advatdageoufly
succeed without interfering with pro
perty within the the juiifdi&ion of
New-Hampshire. ~
Wherefore he prars the Court to
grant to him and nisaffoeiates the &
clufiye right of Locking said falls, un
der such rariaions as said court may J
judge reasonable.
whereupon it is ordered that the pe
titioner be heard before the General
Court on the firft Taefday of their next
teffion and that he cause that the sub
stance of said petition and the Order of
tourt thereon be published three weeks
successively in the Eagle printed at
Hanoves, and in the paper printed at
Walpole, also that they be polled up in
some public place in the town of Plain
field, the like term of time commencing
ten weeks prior to said day of hearing ;
that any persons may then appear and
(hew caute, ifany they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Attest NATAN'L PARKER.
Deputy Secretary.
Exeter, June 7, 1796. o—3
Take Notice,
THp Subscriber wishes to inform
mt customers that one year 3nd
a half na? expired, since he began to
ride his rout to supply them with the
Eagle—and thank them for the encour
agement given him by a liberal Sub-
Icriptfon ; but his private business ren
ders it inconvenient to serve them any
longer; therefore has disposed of his
rout to Mr. Timothy Torry/ who
will be able to-serve them with tti # Ea
gle weekly, and any other com lands
will be executed faithfully by hitp and
in due time.
All those who are indebted to me for
Newspapers are desired to makeimme
diate payment, as the Printer calls aloud
f&htatanta^ hop^ you wihnot
think of putting it off till next wqek,for
this onl is the excepted,time.
" REUBEN KIBBLE;
Randolph, July 1, 1796. <—3
Fire Insurance Company.
— . ;
THE President and Dire&?rs'of the
Maffacuufeus fire Company there
by give notice, That thty shall not in
future, confine their Bufiuefs to t^e four
Eastern States, but will receive Proposals
a; their Office, in State ftree:, and make
Infurrance for any. Citizens of the Uni
ted States, on Dwelling-Houses, Stores,
and all other Buildings ; and on Goods,
Wares, and Merchandize—agreeably
to their rules and regulations hereto fore
published.
By Order of the Dire&ors.
SAMUEL CABOT, Secretar; ,-
N. B. The Printers throughout tie
United States, are requested to publi h
this ad vertifement.
dec. 1. o—3
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LET TERs 1
Remaining in the Pofl-Office at
. Hater, July if. 1796.
TIIARCA ALLEN, Lebanon;/
William Dana, ditto ;
Benjamin Bacon, Strafford ;+>
Gideon Barker, Hanover ;
Maj. Michael Baron, Bradford ;
Kellay Brown, Hanover;
Nathaniel Bicknal, Enfield ;
Timothy Barns, Norwich ;
Robert Bredin, Lancaster ;
Timothy Cady, Orford ;
Bliss Curtifs, Randolph ;
Jacob Colburn, Hartford ; { 4
Israel Camp, Hanover;
Gerard Clark, Plainfield;
John Clefford, ditto;
Robert Ella, Hanover ;
Wait Goold, ditto; ~rt^' ' b ,^
(Nathaniel Hurlbutr, ditto;
Qoel Hall, Lebanon ; *
faugh Hogan, Strafford ;
^Abtaloafr Holms, Hartland ; -
-%%s¥#'.r # Ifo . ^!, .%^ 4 a± MR^^/.^;*^kfym.rfe.'lL^l&LLmz
Rev, §Qte, K' 1 ^ Bradford;
Adonijah Lull, Hartland;
Joseph Lovell. Washington ;
David Loring, Fifield 2 ts
Oliver Lathrop, Lebanon ;
Capt. Sloman Lathrop, ditto;
Hon. Nathaniel Nile#, Fairly 2 ;
Timothy Owen, Hanover;e
Nathaniel Porter, ditto ;
Jesse Peck, Plainfield
Cadwell Phelps, Hartford;
Joel Richards; ditto; % •
Artimas Robinson, ditto; -
Samuel Tiffany, Hanover ; ,
John*TQv, Bethel;
;SilVanus Tape, Thetford ;'
[Levi Woodworth, ditto;
Ephraim Whitney, Hanover;_
Capt. James Willard, Hartland;
SAMUEL M'CLURE,'
Bf-Mafcr.
Take Notice.,
THIS is to forbid all persons froth
harboring aiding or affixing my
wife, Hannah Taylor, in obtaining her j
child, on my.co.ft, a# i will be at no
further expeoce, than only to give
bonds for its maintenance, as fooa as it
comes to thy door in Whitingham.
An ingenious manuferip; i# now pre
pared tor the press, which will be pub
lished by fubferiptioa $ letting forth
my wife's complaint ,of petfonal injury si
received from her relations, with an ad
dress to the hon. Judges of law in thit
county, in behalf of this diffreffed fe
male, who feercs to have no other re- •
dress, but to leave her dear bufoind,
for the fake of her child. Travellers .
are invited to call at MY.ftore in Whi
tingham,&fu rnifh themselves withbook#"
in general, and the above work in par
ticular, a# soon as i: can be printed,
with great advance to those "Who affirt
the writer, in promoting the means of'
knowledge. A MOS TAYLOR.
P. S. My apologies for writing and (
publishing, books, with {peculations on
political, literary and evangelical revo
lutions are now publishing in num
bers, &c. &c. &c.,
!Keene, June 7. q-j
Tbe Following BLANKS are
for Sale at this Office.
WARRANTEE, Referrence, and
Vendue Deeds, Justice's Writs
and Summonses, ditto Executions,
Blank Notes, Subpoenas, Warrants.^
Stray Horse Colt.
GOME into the enclosure of the Sub;v
ferher, on the Twentieth day of
May, a Brown H>rfe Colt, ftppofed
to be three years old, with other mark#
ou said horse.— The owner is desired to 1
prove property, pay charges, and take
him away.
SAMUEL EATON.
Tunbridge, Ma, tiff. [9-3?'
25 Cents Reward.
RUN away from te Service of %
Subscriber, on the 30. h of Janu
ary last, an apprentice girl named Lucy
Burt, about fifteen rears, old, and re
futes to return. Whafoever will taki f 0
up said girl and return her to me, &M1 Q^
receive twenty five cents reward, and
no charges paid ; all perfoas are forbid ।
harboring or trotting her.
/ THOMAS WHIPPLE,
qteov/r, June 10. • (8 —;]
Rufus Graves,
TI TANTS to Hire a number ofl
yV good bauds, to work upon the ,
Bridge over Conncfticut- River, in this
Hamper, May 16.
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Th( Subscribers for tbe, &
Theological Magazines,
A Are requested to callpn Tutor &
M'FaRLaMD, Dart. College ,Mayit (
Qtetfa Lmttl^