The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1791-07-22 00:00:00, page 4

DURiNGwar, when on any difficult
’ 'march, Frederic generally, went
a foot-pace in the midst of the foldierb,
whom he encouraged by entering into
familiar conversation with them. Once,
when the army were greatly fatigued, he
made them continue their ,march early
in the morning, in a heavy rain mixed
with snow, and almost impassable. Dis
covering, by the faces and the silence of
the soldiers, that they were not too well
fatisfied with him, he put himfelf at
their head, and proceeded at the fame
pace with them. After marching thus
in silence for a few minutes, he fudden
]y turned about to his soldiers, and ex#
claimed. " Come along, my friends ;
march ! If we were a set of effeminate
miscreants, we might now be fitting in
oar night gowns by a warm stove ; but,
remember that we are men, we are
jddiera# March !'!
A Flourishing Nation! a fiou
rilhing Trade,
But debts—debts of honor—We know
~ mast be paid.
The devil take Nootka (cried Pig in a
Pet) . . ,
Tho' our trade it enlarge, it encreafes
h our debt,
Tho' the winds to all quarters Afould
.i waft Britidifails,
What bus'nefs have we to make charts
for the whales ?
That we are up to the elbows in bu
s'nefs is true,
And not a day passes without something
new. „ „ j : ~
Impeachment (ferv'd up tho' quite ffale)'
—new elections—,
trim, con,—rights of woman—and Ed-
Hark away to the cry Lhear's a frefh
bear and fiddle— ~ 4
A riddle more quaint than was Samp-
Thirty (hips of the line—and a little
fpn's quaint riddle :
«' Than the lion, what's Wronger, what's
fweete? than Abney ,
more money. . 4
The lower we fink, still the higher we
rife;„
And oar views are extended—by (hut-
ting our eyes,
Confalt the' Report Locks, and' put by
the Bible;
For the greater the truth —is the greater
the libel ! ,
O ! peace to the (hades of all good
folks departed !
Who liv'd not to fee the frefh fubjeds
we've started:
How in lifes'random-chafe, whilst im
petuous we ran.,
V/e prove there is-—some thing—new
under the fun.
The I,N C URABLE.
By % late Dr. Ladd.
DOCTOR, I'd have you know I'm
come,
A\ far as 'tis from fee to bomb.
To tell you my condition.
I've got the Ich : I've got the gout :
My shins ate broke : I've hurt my foot :
I want a good physician.
The doctors fay, my liver's bad :
My pulse are quick : my heart is fad :
My stomach's out of order :
I've got a hobling in my gait :
My words I cannot speak them strait :
O tell me my disorder.
My hands are weak : my fight is dim':
And now and then my head will swim ;
My neighbors won't insure me ;
But the worst plague of all my life,
I've lately catch'd a scolding wife ;
O dodor, can you cure me ?
OF THE LATE KING OF PRUS-
SEAT of the MUSES.
From the English Chronicle of April 6.
. SOMETHING NEW.
ANECDOTE
mund's refleaions.
SIA.
THE fubferiber having re
turned from a journey to Canada,
on the business on his new method of
making Pot and Pearl Alhes, now in
forms those Manufacturers and others,
who have contrasted for licences that
they are ready,and will be forwarded to
his Attornies, to be delivered by the firft
day of next mpnth,agreeable to contrad. .
some unexpected detention having pro
longed his said journey and,consequently
retarded the delivery of the licences to a
later period than he hoped for. -He
thinks it not improper to inform, that
after making federal experiments in
Quebeck, in the presence of some per
sons of diftinCtion, the Legillature of
Canada have, by a law of that Province,
secured to him an exclusive right to his
difeovery.. Copies of some Certificates
of the above experiments, with proofs
which have been made in this city, will
be left in the hand's of his Attornies, who
will furnish defcriptionsof the works,and
the necessary directions for performing
the operation, with the Licenses, &c.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Newyork fae i6th 1791.
mow^
$ The Licences of Samuel Hopkins will
be read, to be delivered by the; if de, of
fuly ensuing, b, the fubferiber, at his dwel
linghoufe in Lynn. sA m'l Collins,
[Agent to the said S'. Hopkins.
WHEREAS I the tubferi
ber with 'Jacob Killey,:
gave a Note of hand to Eben
ezer Eastman, of Gil mantown, ;
for the sum of sixty five pounds
lawful money, dated Gilman--
town, .May 28th,' 1783, and
payable to laid Eastman or
order, on the 28th day of
May, I 786, with interest from
the 28th day of May, 1784,
which Note I have paid, and
taken said Ea(tman's receipt 7
therefor —But as the Note at
the time of pay merit could not
be fotihd, arid as the fame, if
found; may be offered for
sale—l hereby caution ,all
persons against purchasing it,
the fame having been paid as>
above.
Daniel Killey.
Sandown, ,Hy 2&, 179 1&
<r HEREAS'A BiGAiTt lie
wife of me the fubfcri
beG has eloped from my bed
and board, this is to forbid
all persons harbouring or
trusting her on my account,
as F am determined pot to
pay any debt (he may contrad
after this date.
THOMAS NUDD.
Humpton, July 1,1791.
POT and PEARL ASHES.
^CASH,
A^D a generous price giv
en for LAMB-SKINS,
With the wool on, at the Shop
of WILLIam Kelley, near
the Academy.
Exeter, June 23, 1791.
ALL Persons who are in
debted to, or have de
ntands agairift the Estate of
fyfepb Greaves, late of Deer
field, deceased, Testate, are
desired to fettle forthwith
with
;Nath'l Greaves, l Ex'rs^
iJoseph Greaves, \kis will.
PATENT
William Scott,
)cond&low pric'd
Broad Cloths,with
Suitable Trim
?mings, ,
White and colour'd
„ Caffimeres,
Colour'd Fußians
and Jeans,
Fancy waistcoat Pat
terns,
Marfeiles Quilting,
plain & bordered,
Black, white & light
blue Tiffany,
Book, Jaconet, Mull
mull, ftripd and
Tambour work'd
,Mullins, J;..
Book and' facohet
Muffin Handker
. chiefs,
A variety of Modi
, netts, h #
A beautiful assort
ment of fancy Fans,
Cambricks and clear
Lawns,!
Spotted and ' long
Lawns. , h .
Striped and flower'd
border'd Lawn
Hankerchiefs,
Ladies',, delicate
white and colour'd
Kid Gloves, ditto
habit ditto, :
Silk Gloves & Mitts,
Mens' bed colour'd
Beaver Gloves,?
I and |lrift Linens,
various prices.
Scotch Lawns and
Aprons, Gauze &
Mullin ditto,
Table Cloths, bi
Huckabuck &Clou^-
ing Diaper, , ~,
Bed-ticking and&d
bunts, :u
White, green, pink,
&paleblue Sarfenet,
Bl k. & white Modes,
Bandanno and black
fring'd silk H^nd
kerchiefs,
Black, pink, cinna
mon, slate & chan
geableLutertrings,
R'ofe colour'd En
glilh D'amafks,
Men's black Satin,'
Black, white & dove
colour'd Satin,',
'Men's and women's
Cotton & Worsted
Hose,
No 4 and 44 Pins,
Brass and w. T
packet do.
Common and White
Chaple Needles,
% and , Manchester
Cheeky
Printed Linen Hand.
kerchiefs,
^Apron and Holland
Tapes,
Purple, white&patch
colour'd. Shawls,
Lifting, Satinet and
worsted Florentine
ff T& moR ignorant wll
meet with nd deception—the lowest price
being alw ayrafted and no abatement made.
* *Cafh given for POT and PEARL
ASHES,BEES-WAX & Old SILVER.
N.B. Legible English Shillings, taken
at the above Store, at one shilling and
fourpence Q. Portfmou&Ma, 17,1.
English & India GOODS,
Which he is determined to fell on as
low Terms, by wholesale and retail,
as are fold at Boston, for case only.
Among which are the following,
Auperfine, fe- Corduroy & Velvets
FrefoGOOD S.
Atthe Sigr . of the
Spinning Wheel,
in Buck-Street,
Portsmouth,
Has imported in th
lad Ships from
LONDON,
A GENERAL
ASSORTMENT
, O F
Plain & Spotted blk.
and white Gauze,
crape do. Blk. and
white Catgut,
A few pieces elegant
driped and Matri.
mony Gauze, , !
China Ribbons and
Taste of all colours,
Gauze Shawls and
Handkerchiefs,;
Black double Padu
foy and French
Hair-Ribbons,
Crewels in (hades
for working,Lock
ing do.
Ivory Combs,<
:Calimancoes, Tam-
G mies,Durants, An
tiloons, Shaloons
"and Rattinets,
An elegant assort-;
meat of Patches
and',, Calicoes, .
•, of the most falh
, ionable colours,
[Quality&Shoe.bind.
: ihg,
I Colour'd Threads,
IWhite Scotch Thread
of all numbers,
sDutch Laces of all
^'numbers, ;
) Nice Thread Edging
Black Laces>
,Silk Galloons and
!„ Ferrets,'^
White and brown
, Buckrams,
Brown Holland,
) Sewingfilks&twills
: of all colours,
Deep crown'd nate
; raj colour'd Straw
. Hats, black ditto,
white& black Chip
flats,: 'white ,nd
colour'd Cane Hats?
of the newest tafte,'
Men's , and" boys'
black Hats,j
Black, White and'
:Grey Feathers,
Italian head Flowers,
French wax Neck
laces, .r
London PewterDiffi
eSfrPlates,'Porrin.
gers and Bafons,
Hard Metal Spoons,
Knives and Forks,
Penknives, Scif
fars,Shoe buckles,
ISnuff-boxes,
Imperial, death
head, white, yel
low and machew
raan Buttons,
,Englilh ,ard wide
Carpeting,fair do.
, and Carpets,
Writing-paper,' by
_ the ream orquire,
O&avo and Quarto
I Scotch Bibles,
Patent Blacking
h Cakes for shoes,
boots and leather
-3 bottom chairs,
&c. &c. %.
NTOTICE is hereby given,
'' that Nathaniel Applets
Haven of Portlmouth, has
presented to the Judge of
Probate, a copy of the Will
of John Tufton Mascn,
late of Bugden, in the King
dom of Great Britain, Elq.
deceased , and petitioned^
that the fame may be filed
and recorded agreeably to the
Law in such case made ; and
that administration of his
Estate with said Will annex
ed, may be granted him the
Petitioner : Whereupon it is
ordered that he be heard on
the Monday next proceeding
the third Wednesday of Au
gust next,at 11 o'clock, A.M.
at the Probate-Office in Ex
eter ; when any person hav
ing objections to the granting
the laid Petition, may haye
opportunity to offer them to
the said Judge.—By order,
W. Parker, Reg'r.
& AN away from
th. the lubfcriber,on
Tuelday the ift day of
XJ^rfFebriary last, an ^-
prentice Boy, named Willi
am Colbey, about,,fixteen
years old—had on when he
went away, a brown outside
Jackcoat and waistcoat—and
grey trowfers. Whoever
will take up said Runaway
fliall have the above reward,
and nocharges paid.--All p%
(oris are hereby cautioned a^
gainft harbouring or trussing
laid Runaway, as they would
avoid the penalty of the law.
Peter Hersey.
Sandhornion, March 2, 1791.
SADDLE;
To be exchanged for CLAP
BOARDS. Enquire of the
Printer. Exeter, fune 24.
Sir RICHARD RUM, &c.
In a Pamphlet.—Price fevert
Pence. July 2.
Trial of
Now in the Prejs, and in afew
days will be published.
fuft Published,
AT this Office, and for
sale, The Indictment and
DIVINE HYMNS,
-■-'for the use of Religious
Assemblies and Private Chris
tians—The second Exeter E
dition corrected and enlarged,
ByJOSH&A_SMI^^
ILWORTH's Spell
ing-Books to be ex
barged for clean RAGS, at
he Printing-^fficein Exeter.
BLANKS, of various kinds#,
for sale atthis Office,
A Genteel, Fullwelted
ROCKINGHAM, SS.
One Penny Reward.
A COLLECTION OF