The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-05-04 00:00:00, page 4

rAONIAN RILL. $
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The wits of England fill contra, to denounce
the war in its corfauences, not withflanding
thefafpenfoti of Habeas Corpus and
prevalence of ikefftem rfffo and informers.
One of them thus lets off a fatab at a late
Proclamation for a da, of Fa) ing, Humilia
tion and Prayer :—
AN IMPROMPTU,
ON THE INTENDED FAST.
PROCLAIM a Fea ST.poor men to feed^
Throughout an hunger'd Nation ;
They've fading days enough decreed,
Without a Proclamation I
[“ The fame would have been said in Ameri
ca, had the mad f,fem of certain demagogues in
Congr/fsprevailed the Qyear," fays the Cen
tinel].
PLIABILITY of FEATURES.
WHEN Garrick was at Pa
ris, Previile invited him
to his villa. Previse was reck
.oned the most accomplished
comedian of the French thea
tre. The British Rofcius be
ing in a gay humour, propoled
to go in one of the hackney
coaches then upon the fland.
When he got in he ordered the
coachman to drive on, who an
iwered, that he would as soon
as he got his complement of
four passengers, A caprice im
mediately seized Garritk.-=Hc
determined to give his brother
a specimen of his art. While
the coachman was attentively
plying for passengers, Garrick
flipped out yf the door, went
round the coach, and by his
wonderful command of coun
tenance palmed himlelf upon
the driver for a Granger, this
he d'd twice and was admitted
each time into the coach as a
fiefh passenger, to the aftonifh
rnent & admiration of Prrville.
He whipped out a third time,
and addrefling hlmfclf to the
- coachman, was answered in a
surly tone, that he had already
got his complement of four,
and would have drove off with
out him, had not Previls called
out that as the stranger appear
. cd to be a v&y little man, they
would to accomodate the gen
tleman, contrive to make room.
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That elegant, Niamh's, full-„.qod-
HYDER ALLI,
The hofogfCol. p^r
will cover, at <te .Stablty^f^fh.,
JOHN BAYLEY, iriNewb^f^t Six
Dollars the Season, or Fmf : 3_ a
The HYDER ALLI is a blood bay,
of pine yearsold, about sixteen hands
high, well proportioned, for Beauty,
Spirit, Strength, or Speed, he is not
furpafled by any Horse in New. E
ngland. He was bred by John Philips
in New-Jersey, and fired by the
noted full-blooded horse, Liberty, bred
by Tboihas Grant Est. of Maryland.
Liberty's Dam was Mille, (the Dam of
True Briton} a beautiful thorough bred
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D u N HA M True:
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Marc, originally fytaag from the Ffo
ing Childe,, in England, and got by
the famous imported Horse Dove.
Hyder Alli's Dam was Dido, bred
by John Schenk Esq, of New-Jersey. ,
She wasfired by the full-blooded Horse
Arabian, got by old Wilder, imported
from and afterwards returned to En
gland. Dido's Dam Was Juniper, out of
PrimrofeJiei Grand Daw,Otbella, her
great grand Dam by Governor Ogle's
? Barb. As this Horse has the belt
blood inhis veins, his Colts are very
fine and promising, and those, who im^
prove him with good Mares, have fair
profp & of getting excellent Foals.
,X Nequbuy, April „.
THE BEAUTIFUL HORSE,
Young Ranger,
WILL Cover this Season at the
Stable ofthe' Subscriber, at
nine Shillings the Leap, three dollars the
Seaton, or five dollars for a Foal.—He
is Handsome, Gay, Young, well Built,
Strong, and proves very sure of the
likeliest Colts, where he has Coveredin
Middletown in Connecticut, and in this
Country; he is of the noted Hartford
Horse breed, and Covered last Seaion
ar the Stable of Lieut. Frederick
Mann's Thetford, and at Newbury.—
/Approved notes payable in fix months
will be taken, where pay in hand can
not be made convenient.,
JOHN MANN,jun.
Orford, April 6th. B—jcB— jc
The Peacock,
IX TILL Stand this season, at the
VV Stable ofJosHuA Corp, Esq.,
from Munday till Thursday evening;
and atthe Stable of Sosaph Jones, in
Romney, on Friday and Saturday al
ternately ; for one Dollar the Leap, and
two Dollars the feafon.^
He is fifteen and a half hands high,
a dark bay, and has as Elegant a #gait,
as any Horse in the Country.
DAVID S. CRAIG.
Warren, April 8. / 9-3"^
LL. : 1 .n.—mil n ■ ~.,.1
PR OPO S ALS
FOR PUBLis±IXG BY BUBSCZIPTION,
AN ORIGINAL WORK,
IN BLANK VERSE—ENTITLED,
the GOSPEL TRAGEDY,
Z. AN EPIC POEM. J//'
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IN FOUR BOOKS.
With two elegant Copperplate kNGa a vi NO.
I By an Amt rican Clergyman. .'
; CONDII lONS. R
I. TtiS^ork (hall be executed on a
good white demy paper, with a new
type, and the volume made to contain
L about i§6 duodecimo pages.
IL It will be delivered to fubferibers,
handsomely bound and lettered, at fa,
moderate price of 67 cents:„.
111. To every person who will pro
cure fix fybferibers, and be aecounti-/
ble for the fame, a seventh will be af
&tydjratis.+ % - /^
Worcester, March 10, 174,'
*, Swkfcriptens are received at thß'
w>«n;l .fc 'll i.i■ "'>■ —■ " I* 1 " ,1 M^at*
State of NeifobamJbire,
Grafton, ] XTrf^&^feeZ $^ ven
" ^ the Non'refident Pro
' prietors and Owers of Land, in War
ft ren, who have not paid their County
% Tax for the year 179% that unless the,
' pay Aid Tax and cofc to me the Sub
scriber, on or before the sixth day of
July next, so much o£their Land, as
will pay the fame, together with &[
''^^Tl':^^ 4 ^ fe ^i,'' ^ "'
\i \ Aft
,m4.r{ffy^v^^ '4 ^ilmbA ^l%^^*/
incidental Charges, will be fold at Pub
lic Vendue, at the house of Jonathan
Clement, in said Warren, at ten of the
clock, A. M. on said day.
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NAMES. e
Ephraim Brown, ico 6 4 1|
Reuben True, 100 6 too 6go ,*
Abel Davis, 100 6 ico 6 50 3
•Ebenezer Mo,raj 27 if
Truworthy Ladd, 100 6
Benjamin French, top 6
Eben. Stevens,Efq. 100 6 5° 3
Joseph Tilton, 100 6
Jacob Cur.ler, too 6 50 3
A part of Benning
Wintworth, Esq.-
Reservation, 36c if.
REUBEN BACHELDOR, jun.
Collector.
~ Warren, March 14th, 1795^ 9—3
GOO^rGOODS.H
GENTLEMEN & LADIES,
HERE ARE CHEAP
GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER, most re
fpedfully, begs leave to in
form hit Good old Customers and the
public in general/hat he has received
and now ready for Sale, at his Store,
in Oxford, at as low price as can be pur
chased in the County, (if not as low as
any in the State) for
CASH,
Salts of Lye, or Hatter's Furrs,
The following Articles.
VI Z.
FINE Broad Cloths, of various colors
and qualities;
Baizes and Linens;
Shalloons, Durants, Moreens, and Wild
bores;\
Cambrics, and Muslins for gowns or
caps!J,
Spotted and black silk Handkerchiefs;
Velvet, Cordeltenr, and Thickfett ;
Bed Furniture ;
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINTZES & CALICOES,
• of the Best Quality ,
Sattin, Modes and Sarcenetts;
Best wool and Castor Hatts ;
A good assortment of Ribbons;
Hard & Crockery Ware, & Tumblers ;
Loafand brown Sugar;
Tea, Chocolate, Spice, Pepper, and In
digo;
N. England & W. India Rum }
French Brandy ; /
Hoes, Axes, Chains and Sickles;
Excellent Bells for Cattle or Shetp ;
§, 3, and 1 pail Iron Kettles ;
Teakettles and Small pots;
Good Butter and Hog's Lard ;
Wheat, Corn, Peas and Beans ;
Red and white Clover Seed ;
Trooper's Caps, and Steel-Yards ;
4 and rod. Nails ; 7 by ~ and 6 by $
WINDOW-GLASS;
Men's Shoes, and Orford manufadured
EARTHEN-WARE;
,An effort ment of Cooper's Work ;
Tubs, Pails, &c. &c.
And ten TiMEs a s many more arti
cles, as above mentioned; f.me of
which would hardly pay cost of adver
tising.
Ladies & Gentlemen !
Please to call and fee, as the Stn-
SCAIBER is fare you will like the tyert
and qualities olhis GOODS; then whit
will hinder you from Purchasing ?
CHILDREN, and any other Person
will be Waited on with the greatest fi
/ delity,^ dispatch.
CASH, and th& HIGHEST PRICE
' will be given for well dried
SALTS of LYE.
^£so,
Wanted to purcbafe 2000 Bushels of
GOOD ASWES,
at faen pence per puihel, delivered at
his works, in Orford,
JOHN MANN, Jun.
Otford, April 4th. ' S--&UM.
^,S&PH ^ftH #: 4^
lATT^^^
N. B. Qmtemen and Ladies living
in Vermont, every time they cross said
Mann's Ferry to Trade with him, and
do ^%.p,^. ra^M:
worth of his Goods, mall have their
-• Ferriage free.^^,
• ___—-——— -—-^&&F — *~
A Good., Chance.
THESUBSCRIBER
HAS for Sale, in^t two lots of
uncultivated Land, very well fit- x
triced for a Farmer or Tra&fman. One
;j s lot lying within a mile of the Meeting—.
House, and Ch4rcelaftd*s Mills ; the oth
er, in the east part of thr town, within
eight miles of, and on the road to Dart
mouth College. 8 ' ,
For further particulars enquire of
GEORGE GROUT;
Or, of M ;i j. ANTON Y MORSE,
living in Shaion ; or of the PRINTER
hereof.'
Harroer, April 14, 9'3"?
Slate of Newbamp'bire.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to the
Nonresident Proprietors, and own
ers of Lands in the following Towns
and Places, in the County of Grafton,
rlz.
Cockburne, from the year'l777 to thw
year 1790, inclusively;
Colburne, from rhe , ear 1780 to the year
1790, inclusively;-
Chatham, from the year 1754 to the
year 1790, inclusively ;
Dartmouth, from the j ear 1766 to the
year 1796, inclusively ;'
Dummer, f rom t h cyear tyg^ to t h e
,¥%' fy m ,790, incisively ;
& Lincoln, J 7
Morristown, fy^ the year 1782 to tte.
fag 1 *,b eao 79^i^fivdy;
[ e s,ft a "'; from the year t, Sy to the
rail Id,and >
Piercy, ,ear 1 ,90, inulufivel),
Shelburne, from the year 1779 to the
year 1790, inclusively , ^
Success, from the year 1787 to tie year
1790, inclusively ;
Stratford & 1 from the year 178410 the,
Trecothick, j year 1790, iuclufively.
That said towns and places are taxed
for Continental and State taxes, for said
years, and the lift thereof left with the
Subferiber ; thic ualefs the taxes are
either paid to him or the Sheriff of the
said County, within eight weeks from
the firft publishing of this Advertife-<
meet, the Lands will be advertised for
fate for the payment of the fame ; a
greeably to an aft ol the General Court,
paged February 22, ft*.
Notice is aTo given to the Nonresi
dent Proprietors of Lands in the town,
of Bath, for year 1794.; and Dorchester
forthe years 1789 and 179,; that the
lift of taxes of said town* for f%id year#
are also left with the Subferiber; than'
onlefs the taxes are either paid to him
or the Collects thereof within eight
weeks from the firft publrfhing hereof,
their lands will also be adverfifed for
falc for the pa> ment of the fame.
NATHANIEL PARKER, T
Rec'r N. R. Taxes.
Exeter, Aprilatb, 1795. 0-y ,
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Take Notice.
THE Subscribers reaueftthofe IN
DEB IED, to either or both of
them, to make immediate payment, 33
they with f 0 make no further cost.
SAMUEL & JESSE YOUNG-T
Concord, March zgb, g_j ;
/ Take Notice,'
ALL Persons indebted to the Sub
scriber b) Bp;k or Note, that un
less prevented by immediate riulcmentj
£ Cost will issue from the public's humble
servant
- / MICAIAH MOOR E.;,/
-Ly^e, April % '' G=
—_ :
1 tW riN 7 ED,^%
^ A JOURNEYMAN Blackfmitbfa
Good Wage's, apply to
JOSHUA SURKHAM,
Lebavortj April 0. 7 —3 ,
— — . ».y. 4. - <<
DIALOGUES.
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