The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1796-04-25 00:00:00, page 4

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esmimied for weeks longer foil birtytfo Cenu and three Mitte. b \
$H6 ffi#ffify
g AONIANRILL ,
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EPISTLE To an HEIRESS.
MART A 1
J% f,be of diffidence ft must be told;
T'rme^r, you know, will make the dumb
complain,,,
^Forinft^nce) Balaam's cudgelled bead of
eld.
Then oh ! attend thou ^reft of the fair,
Lt one sweet fmilea ray of hope impart ;
In pity deign to beat my bumble fa,er,
And banish forrOw ton ms aching heart.
°MWrot thy pouting lip of rosy dye,
Nor br<aftwhere all the Loves delighted
rove,
NG the blue aoguifh of thy freaking eye,
That in my bolom routed the flame of
love.
Thy lip,3ndbrc& and eye,l much ad-
But charms left tratfient rob my foul of
teg: #
Thv goM; thy guides fa me all on
f long to rummage your Papa's old cheß;i
But efferent eyerie Grack with d.^rent
chatmt, ~:
Here's Damon pierced by Cupid's poif
o^ods dart,
Would gtedly take you .to his longing arms,
And aft no portion with you but—a heart.
Then pray, Maria; let him have his whim,
And iikewife pity my poor tortured breast,
To me your money give—yourfelf toftim,
And make at onte, a.coupl.e, of urbleft.
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Written at ah Irtnqxhofelandlurd'i name
AMS Death,
OH call not here; ye fottifb wights;
For cyder, ale, or gin j
Forif ye flop, whoe'er alights, (
By D^th is taken ini
Where having eat and drank your fill;
Should ye, Oh haplcfs case,
Negle& to pay your landlord's bill;
Death darks you in the face.
With grief Oncere I pity those,
Who've drawn themselves this, scrape in;
Since from his dreadful gripe Heaven knows,
Alas I there's no etc aping.
This frank advice, my friends pterfue,
Wbiitt ycurs are life and breath;
Ne'er pledge yotir host, forif you do,
You'll surely drink to beam.
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fromifa EriGRA^MATIAD.
John Virgin to his wife; when he left her.:
Weep not, old tib; your wayward fate ;
Nor mourn your marriage vow I
You're left, not as I found you, Kate,
For you're a virgin now.
ANECDOTE.
A GOOD fort of a woman in
Vermont,,who rigidly ad
fibred to Saybrook Platform, and
the Divines' catechism, dtfrout of
differing iffoer friend the talents
ts her fon,(a bo, ts fbrewd
nefs) and hisaftoffling ftfogtb
of memory, call'd him up m the
prejence of Col, Levi, to queftio^
himon tbe eqieebifm. "Myfa,
said the gdaf^o^^
state did the falfy[ng mankind ?',
" Into the @G of Vermont,"!
anfwm^^^
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FORS^LE, #
An # Excellent Situation,
CONT7 N I N G
A HOUSE, BARN, & SHOP,
With about an ACRE of Excel
lent ; LAN Dy Situated about fit.
Rod# front Dartmouth College,—Slid
Buildings with part of said Land, or
!i|rt offaid Land without said Build
ngs to be disposed of at will best skit
the ft rcb^fc.—-For particulars en
quire of HUMPHRY FARRAR, J
HafoeQ„ril l 6tb. H
LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
POST-OFFICE
Hanover, April if, 1796.
B
TONATHAN Barrett, Norwich ±;
J Jonathan Buell, flushed,
Gideon Barker, Hanover ;
Lfiac Bitfell, Norwich;
John Ralifton, D< College;
- .Asa Carpenter, Wmdfor;
Bdee Coy, Hertford f
J^hn Clifford, Dorchefter}
Philander Chafe, Student D. College
Abijah Colburn, Lebanon ;
Major David Wright, Hartford;
William Daney, Lebanon 3:
Jeremiah Dudley, Newport ;
Miss Eliza Whitney, Woodcock;:
Robert S. Ells Hanover , - H
William Gallup jun. Harthind ;
;Ep'h—im Heldreth, Bradford ;
Rjihri Hyde, jun. Lebanon ;
Jeremiah Hutchings, Bath ;
Abfilom Holms, Hartland; _;
Nehemiah Krily,Lyme.
Jah2 Kelley, Hanoyer; 1 ,
John Kimball, Verire;
? dlr Lohrice; Hartland;
Jeffy Lane, Newport ;
Amafa Lull, Hartland ;
Jonathan Mob, , Verfhire;
Jonathan Marfo, Bethells
Micajah More; Lime z;-
John Petty, Goffitown;
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Amos Robinson, Esq. Hartford y
b
Ephraim Skinner, Lime;
: "Strafford Smith. Bethell;
Thomas Shaw; Canaan;
Oliver Smith, Canaan 2 ;
John Tehny, Bethell ;
J oseph Tracy, Hartford ;
Silvanus fripe, Thedfoid;
Ebenezer Tinekom Lime ;
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Silas Waterman, Lebanon ;
•Hannah Weft, Norwich;
Levi Woodworth, Thedford;
Capt. Jafaet Willard, Hartland ;
Patrich Wall fbmewhere in Vermont;
Jonas Wilder, Hanover ;
Y
Thomas Young, Thedford ;
SAMUEL M'CLUER, PfoUfo
Take Notice !
THE; Subscriber takes this method
to inform his Customers and 'all
who are indebted to him by BOOK
or N O T E, wbofe Notes and Book
Accounts have beeu of more than on^
gear's finding, that he requests a settle
ment with them by the fourth day of
May next ; and that all who do not
Comply with this moderate request may
depend upon having their Filotea and
Accounts left with.an Attorney as soon
as this time is expired.
DAVID LORING.
•tyfW, February 3^,1796. 39—3
N. B. English arid W. I.
GOODS,
'To be fold cheap for CASH;
or arty kind of country produce, at
hit Store, as usual.
IT is Expeaed that all wh, are indebted
to the Subferiber for Newspapers, will
.forthwith make settlement according ~eir
Covenant; as may be seen in the E AGLE,
beariagdite the lath arid i,thof Aupil ibfl—
Those who have done taking Papers, and
ate Bill indebted thereforare for the last time
celled upon in this way.
N>B. Another winter or fleighiog season
is pad, and settlement not made. Out of a
bout goo not 100 have came up to their en
gagetpeef, though often called upon therefor.
Now to prevent cost they have to call on
ABNER CURTIS.
April 6 . 1,96 (33—3 wt )
State of New -Hampfare.
CfOTICE is hereby given to the
IN N>n resident Proprietors and own
ers of Lands in the following towns in
the County of Grafton, viz. Concord,
far the yeari 791 ; New-Chester, 1794;
Canaan, 179,;; and Thornton, i? 95
arid (796 ; A That their Lands in laid
Towns are raxed for said years,and the
Lift thereof left with the Subferiber ;
That uniets they either pay the fame to
him or the Collectors thereof within
eight weeks from the firft publishing
thii advertisement, their Lands will : be
advertized for Sale for payment of the
Same. §
NATHANIEL PARKER,
Rec. X<R r 'Taxes.
Exeter, April §tb. 1796. ZQ —3
—"■■ lii" Hi,w» inn*nww
Ec/efaflical Convention.
TH E Ecclesiastical Convention, of
the State of New-Hampshire, are
hereby notified, that thrir next annual
Meeting will be bolden at Exeter, in
the .countay of Rockingham, on the
firft Wednesday of June next. „,
By order.
'ISRAEL EVANS, Cl'k.
WANTED,
A Smart aßive lad from 14 to 16
years of age, as an apprentice to the
Blacksmithing Business; Such an one
may find good encouragement by im
mediately applying to
ROGER HOVEY.
Hanover, April 18th. 39 —3
OTHELLO,
The beautiful Black Horse
OTHELLO,
WILL Stand for Covering this
season alternately at the Stables
ofCapr. Elias Bissell, in Randolph,
and Ashur Hatch, in Brookfield,
one week at a time in each place, be
ginning at said Bi(Tells on monday 'the
18th day of April.
OTHELLO Will be fix years
old thu 30th of Miy next, is of. Cole
Black, his Marks exceedingly beauti
ful, Fifteen hands and three inches
high, well proportioned, ofgreat Spirit,
Activity, Beauty, and Strength.—Was
fired by the noted Imported Horse RE
COVERY, known in some places by
the name of the POOL Horse, now
owned by Doct. Jerub Dyer, of
Canterbury, State df Connecticut.
Was out of a favorite well br«d MARE.
—OTHELLO has proved remarkable
sure for Colts, end his Colt, 'very vril^
uable, exceeding Large and BWiriful,,
and remiikable for beautiful limber :
TERMS Twenty Shillings thefegte
Leap, or Five Dollars the Scafpn.
Strift attention will be paid to cuf=
corners. \ : ^-
:John hatch jun.
Noruick, April Ith.1 th. 8-3
Pot & Pearl- Ashes
WANTED,
For which Cash and a Good price
will be given by; 1 >
RICHARD LANG.
Hamroler;Mflrd> ip *'36-3
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CASH and a GOOD PRICE
Given alibis Office fa Good Clean
R A G S.
'^< ^r.,^o'Ytt^te
The Toung Vergennes,
WI LL Stand for covering, this
Season, it the Stable of the
Subferiber, in Lyme, at. Nine Shillings
the Leap Eighteen Shillings the Sea
son, or Twenty-Eight Shilling to war
,#nt a Foal.
THE YOUNG VERGENNES
Is Five years oQ, Sixteen hands high,
Three fourths blooded, of 'a fright
Bav color; for Strength, Beauty and
Adivity, is exceeded by no Horse in
this pare of the country, having been
lately brought here from the South
ward.
Those Gentlemen, who have good
MARES, and with to have a good'
Breed of Horses, are requested to call
and view said H 6RS E, and judge for
them selves.
NO Horse of equal goodness has
ever ftohd in thL country on so rcafoli
able terms.
REUBEN RICE.
L)' me > April 6. : [38 —jw]
Recovery or Stiff-Shins;
Ibe falifalfaU Blooded
gift Horse called the Recovery,
W¥ Stand at the Stable of the
Soofenber, in Lebanon, the
ending f^fon fo r Mares.— This
: as Sired by one of the Great
c"^ I Breed,ibis Dam was a Slim
0 [R^ r '--Heis 7 years old of a
Bright Bay color, Sixteen hands high
Carriage. His Size is
fuicable for this. Country and good for
Saddle Or Harness.
N. B. Good PASTURING for
MARES..'
RICHARD L? AN.
LAb&mx, April ittb. y B—2
The English Lark.
The full blooded, high bred En
glijh Horse called the. L A RK,
: WILL stand at the Stable of the Sub
scriber this feafon—Heis Fifteen hands
high, of a dark Bay color, for Beauty,
Strength, and Activity he will recom
mend himfelf. The LARK was Sired
by b the' Famous Imported PO°L
Horse. 'His dam was, the Imported
Mare Qieen Mab.—Said Horse will
stand atthe Stable of the Subferiber,ex
cept Saturdays,—At Three Dollars the
Season or Two Dollars the single Leap„
N. B. Good PASTURING far
.MAR E S.
>o. ; J% DAVID SCOVELL.\
Ceadciu, April 11& 8-3