The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1797-05-29 00:00:00, page 4

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IONIAN RIL L.
For the RILL.
Mr. True,
7 dfoved, in,our &, &g&, ito & numercu
,edigrm ^ ^j'" ^"^ "^ d&rtifowm^
had like 10 have included upon the roll ;to ;
% prgxrd thu, in your Mxt, fa^/c to pu&bjh
the following lines, fj&u @ them worth,,
ACADEMICU3.
SPRING.
OOMEMufe,a&ltny wefottem pis to ling
lie finding beauticwfibe bloomingfpti%;
Nor fetfer a d^r^aing thought to rife,
,o flop my Hight, or check my enterprise.
Nomore the fuuLdofiatlliDg Rorrua webcar,
No wore the bills in Loury diets appear,
No more the froli congeals the liquid streams,
No wore does S.l deny hu cheering beams ;
But raild, returning, warms rhe atrooiphere.
And ufhets in the morning ot the year,
'he rids, unfetter'd from their icy dfcini)
Glide thrJ the valleys and enrich the plains ;
The^ounuias now appear io veraal bloom ;
Tne How'ry fields fend forth a fwect perfume;;
The feather'd rice, wing the aii, fubli&c,
The approach of winter bandh'd from cur
dime;
j&nowj returning spring invites them here,
% With fo^gs melodious to delight the ear.
I £^h morning, ere the fun's enlivening beam!
&>< forc'd the humid fogs to leave the
flreams,
We hear ipemchaniiDgib harmonious drains;
I &dmuhe echtf, sweet, o'er hills and plains.
■ The bees have bow exhauUcdailiheir Hores,
■ dy curious art extraac<i from the flowers.
With gentle helming; round the rosy beds;
Or on the tender willow, in the meads,
lodunrioully they gather freffi supply,
L »VG with which no human art can vie;'l
■Awake, thoa sluggard I burst the bead; of
I Geep;
L Amfcand sow, that thou may'll also reap ^
Epfey the beauties, faring profufely yield;
po, view the meadows, ano the fiow'ry field;
Anfe, betimes, the rich ptofuGoo tafle ;
tide fwift rolli on=hl feting will foca be
^ Anadd io alter the time for the
next meeting cf Congress. ;
BE it enabled 6, the Senate and
House of nprefontallies of
the United Stales of America, in
Gngnjsafrmbled) That after the
end of the prefect Icffion, the
next meeting of'Congrefs Ihall
'be <n the firft Monday of No
vember in the present year.
. Approved, March % 1797.
G. WASHINGTON.
Aa Aft authorizing the Presi
dent of the United States to
tpply a further sum to the ex
pense on negotiations with
the Dey of Algiers.<
BE it enabled by the Senate and!
Haufe of Re,refentarises of\
• . the United States of America, in
Congress affi mbkd, That the Pre-1
fident of the United States be,!
and he is hereby authorifed to'
apply alum, not exceeding two,
hundred and eighty thousand
two hundred and fifty-nine
dollars and three cents, to the
expenses which may have been
incurred in any negociations
with the De, and Regency of :
- Algiers, beyond the sums here
tofore appropriated ; and that'
the faidlum of 280,259 dollars ]
HA NOVE R, (Newhampshirq Printed and Published at the Academy; by
B ENJ AM I N T RUE:
^^ "°f forthisrCTß a ^received. The Price of the E AGLE, i, one Dollar a^dfifty Cents a¥_ delivered at
and 3 cents, be, and the fame is
hereby appropriated for that
purpose.
And be it further enabled. That
a further sum, net exceeding
96,246 dollars and 63 cents; be,
and tne fame is hereby appro
priated for difeharging the two
firft years' annuity to the Dey
and Regency of Algiers, pur
suant to treaty, in addition to
the sum appropriated for that
purpose, by the act of the sixth
of May, 1796.
And be it farther, enabled. That
the said several sums be paid
and dilcharged out of any mo
nies arising from the revenues
of the United States, beyond
the appropriations heretofore
charged thereupon; to the end
of the year 1797.
Approved, March 3, 1)97.
G. WASHING 1 ON.
new-goodT
%,? Received and new oppened
FOR SALE,
At rhe STORE of
PHELPS & ELs WQRPH,
A very large and General Af
forrment of Spring
GOODS,
In Addition to their former Supply ;
Among which are the following :
W. I. &N. E Rum,l . . ..
Brandy, Wines; , a °', e ''"
and Molasses, j quality.
A large Affort&nt of
Hard and Hollow Ware,
Tin and Crockery Waic,
Looking Glaffee, of &|J piicee,
A beautiful Assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS,
Chintzes, Cambricks, Linens; India
Cottons, Muflias, Muflinetts, Nan
keen, &c.
Handsome Veß.Pattern#, & a Variety of
Gentlemen and Ladie's
HATS and SHOES,
With many other things too numerous
, for an Advertifcment.
AL S O,
A Good Assortment of
BOOKS
A N D
STATIONARY,
Among which are the following Books,
GOLDSMITH'S animated Nature,
Kaimes on Criticism,
Hiftory of China,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Alexander's Hiftory of Women,
Edwardr on Affections',
Romance of the Forrft, •
Moore's French Revolution,
Do. Journal,
Friend to Youth,
Davis's Sermons,
Baxter's call to the .Unconverted,
Thompson's Seasons,
Gentlemen and Ladle's Magazine,
English Hermit,
Cecelia,
Man of the world,
Voting Man's best Companion,
Mirror,
Art of Speaking,
Death of Cain and Abel,
Smith's Geography,
Hapless Orphan,
Perry's and Entick's Dictionary#,
Morfa Geography, Large 3d Edition,
Roderic Caltle,
Messiah,
Webster's Spelling Books,
School of Virtue, ••
Classic Books of various kinds.
Children's Books of different forts.
Psalm Books,
Red aud Black Pocket Books,
Blank Books from one to foe quires,
Vision of Columbas,'
Pike's Arithmetic,
Rollin's Ancient Hiftory#
Burlemaque's Naiaral pw,
Paley '• Philosophy;
Harvey's Dialogues#
Cook's Voyager,
Tele mac as,
Vicar of Wakefield,'
Belifarius,
Goldsmith's England,f
-—- — — Essays,
: Wotks,
Lockl Effa,s,,
Baron Trenk, &c. &c. &c;
All which will ^e fold at the very
lowed rate, for ready paj.
? N. B. WTraTPHiLPS and ELS
-IWORTH have removed from the
Green Store, which they lately oc
cupied, to that excellent stand for bufi
nefs,owaed by Major Rurus Graves,
opposite Brewster's Tavern, where
Constant Attendance will be given, all
commands in their line of bufinef^
carefully • executed, and every favor
gratefully acknowledged.
^Q^mpbtQPQttQtCT
One Cent Reward.
RAN awav from the Subferiber a
Servant Bov, by the name of Sam
uel Bell. Whoever will return said
Boy to me (hall ha e one cent reward
and no charges paid ; all perfous are
forbid harbouring or trading said
Samuel, on my account.
SAMUEL TODD.^
Orford, April |6. 4 —3
Stray Horse.
CAME into the enclosure of the Sub
feriber the 14th instant, a foi.el
horse, with a white face. The owner
is desired to prove property,pay char
ges, agd take him away.
AMOS STAFFORD, Jun.
Plainfield, Ma, 18. [s—3
#— — ten—■— p± — _Q—CT—+— — —
ROCKINGHAM,
yX riLL Hand for Mares, this season,
VV at Roswell Olcott's Sta
ble, in Norwich, and at Gen. Brew
eter's, at Hanover, at Five Dollars a
Leap and Six Dollars the Seafoo.—
Begining at Hanover, on Thursday the
18th iaft. and will carry till Saturday
night, and will then stand at Norwich
till the next Thurfday^ morning and so
will continue to stand alternately at
each place, till ihf i^h of July, and
then will complete the Season at Nor
wich.
Q,:
President,
WILL likewise stand at the above
mentioned places at the fame prices be
gining at Hanover on Monday the 15th
inst. and will tarry there fill Wednesday
night, and will then be removed to
Norwich, and remain rill Monday mor
ning and will alf<, stand alternately at
each place, till the ifth of July and then
Urillcompleat the season it Norwich.
These Horses and their Foals afe too
well known to need any delineation of
th:ir Pedigree, to recommend them ;
their own appearance is a fufficient re
commendation.
Good pasturing for Mares, at
Norwich.
Norwich, Ma, 12. fr
Ecctefaftical Convention
THE Ecclesiastical Convention of
the State of New. Hampshire are
hereby 'notified, that their next annual
meeting will be holden at Concord, an
the firft Wednesday in June next. "
By order,
ISRAEL EVANS, Clerk.
The beautiful full blooded Horse
BAJAZETT,
STANDS, this season, at the Stables
of Abijah Durkee, in Hano-^
ver, and Dodor Cyrus Hamble-.
Ton, in Lrrqe—Standing arfaid Dun- }
Kee's Thursdays, Fridays, and Satur- °
days of each week, and at said Ham
. bleton's Mondays, Tue—ays, and
Wednesdays, through the season. ~
I The BAJAZETT is a beautiful bay,
fix years old.—The Terms are "Four
Dollars for a single Leap, and Five
Dollars the Season, Warranted as (halll
be agreed. Said Horse was brought
from Har ford, in Connecticut, lalt
winter, by the Subferiber.—He is equal
to any Horse in the Country, for
strength and beauty.
ALS O,
Messenger, ~
A Beautiful full blooded bright,ba,
Horse. He aifu was brought from"
Hartford, in Coanefticut, by the Sub
scriber, and at the fame time. He will
also Stand at the fame Stables and on
the fame Days as the above mentioned
BAJAZETT —He is five years old. Beau
tiful and Nervous.—Tae Terms of the
MESSENGER, are Three Dollars the
Leap and Four Dollars for the Season, 4
Warranted as (hall be agreed.
Good attendance given, and ever,
favor gratefully acknowledged by the
public's humble servant
^&H^H DURKEE.
N. fl; Good ptfa^te; fer XLwfl.
THE
Old Hermit,
KEPT the la& season by Majot
Roger Exo, in Hartland; will
stand this season at- the fable of the
Subferiber in Pomfret, two miles north
of Woodcock Court-Hoafe, to be let
to Mares at Five dollars theTinglc Leap,
Eight Dollars the Season, and to ensure
a foal as may be agreed, nor exceeding 1
Twelve Dollars. The HERMIT,
it is expelled, will {efficiently recom
mend himfe^ff without resorting to his
birth or pedigree. ' .''
Cooftaoc attendance will be given
to customers, and good pasturing for
Mares furnifoed at twenty five cental
er week by
P OLIVER HUTCHINSON.
P^fat, April zfyQ 1797. j—3
The Bright Star,
WILL stand the following season
a t the liable of the Subferiber
in Haverhill,at the moderate price of
One Dollar and Fifty Cents the Leap, .
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents the Sea
son, Four Dollars to Infate a Foal—— -~
Said Horse is four rears old,Fifteen
hands and a half high, well proportion-'
ed ; his colouh bright bay. 1
The Foals of the BRIGHT STAR,
will recommend him to be oqe of the'
belt horses in the country. Good pas-,
curing for Mires and punSual attend
ance given by the PublL'abumble
Servant. '
JOHN KIMBALL.,
Haverhill, Ma, loth, 1797. 5=3
WANTED a few untanned,
Dhe^p or Lamb Skins,
for which go&d pay will be,
given, at the Printing Office.
Hanover; April 17. >