The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-07-13 00:00:00, page 4

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AONIAN KILL.
Froth an ENGLISH PAPLR.
THE NEWS-PAP E R.
truth, with deference to the college,
' News-papers are 'the fpiingi of
knowledge;
The general source, throughout the nation,
Os every modern conversation.
What would this mighty people do,
' If there, alar! ,was nothing new ?
A News-PapeA is like a feaft,
So-ue dish there it for every gueftj r £
Some large, Tome final!) some strong, fom^
tender^ . ~-
For every ftomacn notit or flenddr; ,
Those who roast-bees and ale delight in, .
Are pleas'd with trumpets, drums and light
ing:
fror those who are rtiore puny made}
Are arts; and sciences, and trade:
For fanciful and ambrous blood,
We have a foft poetic flood t
For witty and satiric folks,
High-fedoh'd acid, bitter jokes;
And, when we drive to please the mob;
11 jest, a quarrel, or a job.
If any Gcm'man wants a wife,
(A partner, as 'tis term'd, for life)
An advertisement answers well,
And quickly brings the pretty belle.
If you want health, confu ft our pages---
You shall be well, and live for ages:
Our empirics, to get them bread,
Doevery thing but raise the dead.
Lands may be had, if they are wanted j
Houses for sale, or to be rented ;
Ships, Chops, of ev'ry shape and form,
„Carriages, hxfes, servants swarm ;
No matter whether good or bad
Wetell you where they may b&had.
'Our Services you can't express,
I The good we do you hardly guess ;,
^There's not a want of human kind,
Rut we a remedy can find.
Now since his plain we are so clever,
'Tis Grange our Court combined together;
QTo bring - upon vs fwift deftruSion,
And keep our readers from inftru&ion.
X CALEB JOHNSON,
J Hus just deceived at bis
Variety Store
—ln WALPOLE-
By the last Ships from
LONDON LIVERPOOL & FRANCE;
The greatest ^ariet, of Ladies' and Gentle
mens' fancy
GOODS,
Ever brought into this Country.
A general alfortment of Drug#
uWMedici'nes # —Pai NTS arid Dyes—
Hardship, and Wefindia
GO'O D S,
-—Among 'which are tbe^llowing Articles
LO NDC& Super
firie Black,Grey,
,rlet, and Blue
Broadcloths of all
prices,
SwansdownVeft pat
) terns, _
Swoon Skins—do.
Toilinct Veil—do.
Tamboured and Em
broidered Jean do.
Figured Jean —dp.
Fultiaartaid Jearti,
Jongs*, Cottinets, &
Cordeiure,
Twilled and plain
Velvets,
Twilled; plain, and
striped Lamb&ins,
Creenaud Blue Ger
man Serge,
Coatings; Elaftick
Cloths,
Devonshire Kerfey,
Forest Cloths,
,% Red and green Baize;
' White, and yellow
Flannel,
Plain, and Striped'
Wildbore,
Camblets and Cam
bleteens,
Moreeas. Taboreens,
and Jones;
Shalloons, Tammies,
Durants, Crapes,
Ruffins, Satinets,
Everlastings, Green,
and black Shags,j
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El ANOV ER, (Newhampshire,) Edited by J OSI A H DVN HA M, and Printed at the Academy, by
D u,nhA M and T RvE:
Where ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for this PAPER are received. The Price of the EAGLE, is eight Sh^ings a Year, del rre d , tte
hixi ing-Off ica or for fifty two Newfpapen; Advertise Mlfait not exceeding twelve lines, arc inserted three weeks forjar ana
, I.fr^ weeks lot@
Red, white blackband
blue Tiffanies,
Black and white Silk,
Mitts and Gloves;
Dutch Laces, Tapes
end Thread,
French Tastes of all
Colors,
Gaboon, and Ferret,
Men's Cotton, related
Silk Stockings, ,
Plain, figured, and
Striped,
Blockrip quart, and
Pint Teapots,
A Large affortmeh't
of London, and A
merican Pewter,
Jappaned Candle
sticks and Snuffers,
Canifteri and jacks
do.
Pitted, and Common
Spurs,
Plated Buckles,
English, andvAmeri^
can,
Brats, and Block Tin
Buckles,
Coffee Mills, Scales
and Beams,
A complete afford
Knives and forks,
Door Latches, and
H inges,
Turning Gouges, and
I Chiffels, ^fJ
—.-
Scarlet and Green
Plush,
Striped, and plain
Nankeens,
Twilled and Clouded
do.
Weaverets, Italian
Coating#, &
English and India
Bandanno Hand
kerchiefs,
black, and chequer
ed Bilboa, and Bar
celona Handker
chiefs,
Silk, and Cotton do.
Linen, Cotton, arid
Cotton and Linen
Pockety Handker
chiefs, of all figures,
Fancy Modes of va
, rious colors,
Colored Sattins,
Markce Bonnets,
,a great variety of
Ladies'Willow Hats,
arid Patch Shawls
of all figures arid
prices,
Irish linebs,
brown Holland;
Dark and light Patth-
Low prized Callicoes,
Light and dark, of
all Figures, and
. Gripes, , ,
Printed Mullin, arid
Muflinet,
Striped, and figured
Mullin, and Mufli
-1 ne h
Plain, Book, ~, and
Jackenet Mullin,
Sprigg'd&Ciear Mul
lin Handkerchiefs,
Men's 'Tamboured
' Plain and white
Cravats,
Ladies Long Shawls;
Striped Salh Mode,
Lockets, Bracelets,
And Girdle buc
kles,
Muslin, arid Lawn
Aprons,
Tambotired Mullin,
and Lawn Hand
kerchiefs,
Cambricks & Lawns,
White and black Pat
tenet, and Blown
Laces,
Black, and white
Edgings,
English and French
Laces of all widths,
Round and flat, black
white purple blue
and tinged Feath
ers, of all prices,
A 'great variety of
Sprigs and Flowers,
Spangles and Span
, gled Ribbands,
Ladie's, long, and
short Gloves,
Gentlemen's,do.
Silk Umbrellas,
Men's best Double
Satin,
Women's Double,and
Single Satin,
Pelon Satin,
luteftrings of differ
ent Colors,
3—4 Perfiari of all
Colors,
Wide and narrow
Modes, red, green,
.. and white,
Pink and blue Sarce
net,
N, B: The above Articles will be fold on
the Lowest terras, and the bigheft price Given
for Salts of Lye,,nd all forts of Country
Produce, in Exchange for said GOODS, it
the above STORfe.
Great allowance will be given to thbfe Who
purchase largely, _
Walpole, June 28, 1,95. o—3
LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
POST-OFFICE,
Hanover; July if, 179 ft
Solomon W%hley, Norwich ;
Samuel Ambafe, Esq. Sutton ;
B.
Reuben Benton, Norwich ;
Miss Sally Burton, do.
Isaac Barker, Andover ;
William O. Bowler, Hanover „
Jonathan Burt, Hanover : ;
, Jotham feell, Patridgefield ;
Capr. Nathan Bicknel, Enfield ,
C.
Isaac Colton; Hanover %
John Clark jun. Landau ;
Mr. Clay, Salisbury ;^
Lieut Nathan Caprin, Richmond ;
J Bitt ftoeks complete,
Mitre Gouges and
iChiflels,
Plain Irons & Mor
1 I tice Chiflcis,
Goldsmiths & Clock
IMakers Files;" three
square Crosscut and
iHand saw Files,
. Millfaw Files,
Steel plated Crosscut,
Tenants, and Hand
saws,
Keyhole Saws,
Fine Saws of all sizes,
Brass knobs Locks
I and Latches,
1 Shovels and Tongs,
- Screw and Pod Au
, - gers,
Masons Trowels,
Chest arid Draw
locks,
Delk Brasses and
f Hinges.
Brass knobs, Rings
and Nails of all
kinds,
Brass and China fac
ed Cloak Pins,
2od. Nails Afo rod.
Bd. and qd. do.
All kinds of Tacks
and Brads,
Shoe Hammers and
knives,
Awls and Awl blades;
Glue, Scissors, knives:
and Razors,'
Brass and Iron Can
dlesticks,
Japaned and Brass
, Inkstands,
Cloth & Shoebrufhet
Catton and Wool
Cards,
Clothier's Jacks;
Women's Cloth and
Leather Shoes,
Men's Shoes,
Sole, & Upper Leath*
• er,
Gilt and Mohogany
Framed Looking
Cliffes,
Statia Glasses,
A General assortment
of Crockery, and
, Glafe Ware,
Burnt China Cups
and Saucers,
Bowls, &c.
A Beautiful assort
ment of Paper
Hangings,
A large assortment of
Gentlemen's, and
Ladie'sFur Hats,
Black, Green, Blue;
and White,
Among which ^re
Some Nice Cocked
Beaverets suitable
for Officers,
Children's Wool; and
Napeddo.
Men's Wool do.
Bolting Cloths,
Gin. and Brandy,
Port, Blarret, Sherry,
Lisbon, Malaga, and
Teneriff Wines,
W. I. & N. E. Rum,
Cloves; Cinnamon,
Mace, Raisins, Tur- <
key Figs, Nutmegs
and Tamarinds, &c.
Tin Ware of all kinds,
bv the Dozen or
single.
Warranted of the belt
Quality.
Lemuel Dwelle, Hanover j
Miss Avis Dwelle, do.
Nathaniel Eells, Hanover ;
Mecazah Emerson, Lebanon ;
F.
Barnabas Fray, Lebanon ;
- William Fowler, Fifhersfield;
Amos Gale, Kingflown ; n
Jeremiah Gillet, Hanover ; .'
William & Stephen Harris, Hart
land;
Lemuel Holt, Lime fa
Capt. James Hufe, Enfield j ,
Stephen LeaVell, Hanover ;
Edmund Lucas, Thetford ;
J.
Solomon Jacobs, Hanover ;
K..
Richard Kimball, Hartford ;
M.
baniel Manfuld^jun. Hartford so
Samuel Sprague, Hanover j
W -
Dyer Willi, Hanover ;
s Samuel M'CLURE,
Poft-Mafler.
Stale of Nevo-HampJbire.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, Asa
Holder of Hanover in the
County of Grafton, has petitioned the
General Court of said State; setting
forth that he has claims against the Es
tate of John Marshall, late of Nor
. wich in the County of Windsor; and
State of Vermont; deceased, inreftate.
Which ^ said claims heetihibited to the
Commissioners on Aid Estate, but which
were not allowed but in part; by said
comihiffionen and not knowing uheii
they made their report; on account of
his living at a great diftante; loft his
time for appeal from, the Decree of the
Judge of Probate on said report.-^
Therefore he prays that the Judge of
Probate, for the said County of Graf
ton, may be authorized and directed
to issue a new Commission for examin
ing Claims again the Estate of said de
ceafed,or grant him an appeal from the
Decree aforefaid.
Upon which petition it is ordered;
that the petitioner be heard' before the
General Court on the second Thursday
of their riext Session; and .that he cause
that the fabftance of said Petition, and
Order of Court thereon be published in
the Eagle or Dartmouth Centtael, three
weeks fecceffively, fix weeks prior to
the fitting of said Court; that any per
forn Or persons may then appear; and
shew cause; if any they have, why the
prayer thereof may not be granted.
Aiteft,•
NATH. PARKER, De, Sec');
Hanover, June 16th, 179 CA
Eighty Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from a detachment of
the corps of Artillerifts and En
gineers, at Goat Inland , near New-Port;
Rhode-lfland, on the night of the ioth
tilt. Peter Rtyal, 18 years old, j feet 11
inches high without (hoes, dark com
pletion; black eyes, short, curly, black
hair, laborer, born in North- Yarmouth,
Cumberland County, Maine. And
Hen, SrarL, it years old, § feet 1i in
ches high, dark complexion, dark eyes;
dark hair; laborer; born in Lyme,
county of Grafton; New-Hampshire.—
Allo, dtferted from said corps at Weft
point, on the night of the lift inst.
John Cole, jsm. y years old, 5 feet
10 inches high, dark complexion, dark
hair, grey eyes second Huger of the left
hand gone at the firft joint, laborer,
born at Buxton, York county, Mate#
JofahCole, IQ years old, § feet 7 in
ches high, dark complexion, dark- eyes,
dark hair,fcarred on the left temple, la
borer, born at Buxton, aforefaid. Da
,vid Cole,t2 years old, $ feet 9 inches
high, light complexion,daik eyei,l>ght
brown hair,ftarred on th€ left fide of his
chin, laborer, born at Saccarappa,
Cumberland county, Maine. Samuel
Plummer inn. 33 years old, § feet 9 in
ches high, blue eyes, sandy hair, car
penter, born at Scarborough, county a
forefaid. William Dcuglefi, 27 years
old, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complex
ion, grey eyes, dark hair, rope-maker,
born in Boston. And William Oliver
Wifa,l6 ytars old, 5 feet jo inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black
hair, born at Brookfield, county of
WoTcefter, Massachusetts.
Whoever will take up and secure said-so.
deserters or either of them, and give in
formation thereof to the fubferiber, at
Portland, or to Captain S. Molßis at 4
Weftpoint, shall receive ten Dollars for
each of them, with reasonable charges.
D, HALQfeM.A&E.
Portland, June Bth, 1795 9*3
N. B. All persons are cautioned a
pinft harboring said deserters, pr pur
chasing their uniform cloaths, arms, or
accoutrements, on penalty of 300 Dol
lars or a year's imprisonment.
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Haverhill Bridge,
ti THEkEAS the General Court of
VV the State ofNew-Hampfhire, in
their session at Hanover, June inftanr,
granted to Beniamin Chamberlin and
othersand associates; a Charter and erec
ted them into a corporation,and author- 1
ifrd them to build a Toll-Bridge, over
Conneaictit-river in Haverhill, at or
near Chamberlin's ferry : And empow
ered the fubferiber to notify the firft
meeting of said corporation;.
This is therefore to notify said cor
poration, and the. several proprietors 1
for building said Bridge, to meet at
said Chamberlin's Dwelling-Houle, on
Wednesday the fifteenth day of July
next at one of the clock afternoon, for
the following puipofes, to. wit.
Ift. To choose a moderator to gov
ern said meeting.
2d. To choose a Clerk, Treasurer,
Overseers, Directors, and any other
Officers thit may be necessary.
3d. To agree upon and establish the
inode of calling meetings, in future.
4th. To make and eftablilh all neces
sary rules, orders and by-laws.<
,h. To raise such tax of taxes on
each (hare as may be thought expedient,
and point out a method for collecting the
fame.
6th. To tranfa& any other business
that ma, be necessary and advifeable to
coinpleat said bridge with all proper
dispatch and expedition.
MOSES DOW.
Haverhill, June zzdi^fo B—3
N. B. All persons disposed to become
proprietors in said bridge, and members
<if laid corporation,, and who with to
promote an undertaking so conducive
to their own interest, and the public
good, are defined to attend said meet-
tyj^ft .^
4
Stop Thief.,
Thirty Dollars Reward.<
STOLEN out of the Pasture of the
Subferity, on the night of, he „eh
instant, a dark red Mare, about four-'
teen hands high, black Mane and Tail,
and some gray hairs in the Tail,a large
star in the race, with a final! stripe down
to the Nose, trots alls Whoever will
take up said Thief and Mare, and re
turn said Mare and Thief to me, (hall
have thirty dollars reward, and all ne
cff'ry charges, or twenty dollars for
the Mare only, paid by me,
JAMES HARBORT?
Ramzrg,%^ 30/^, 1795 [O-3]
CASH and a GOOD. PRICE
Given Atlbis Office for Good Cleas
R AG S.
WRITING-PAPER.
For SALE at this Office.