The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-12-12 00:00:00, page 4

Written under a figure drawn
BY GUERCINO.*
STAY Passeger ! whoe'er thou art.
Companion in th, bread may glow;
And if thou canst not ALMS impart,
Frot 5? IT Yfame relief may flow.
If wayward For TUNE thou bast prov'd,
Lift to my tale, and feel for me ;
And if thou e'er bast fondly lov'd.
Let love my vindication be.
An outcafl from an affluent home,
Where Peace her down, rowings display'd,
Mournful and pennylefs I roam —
My all within this bajket laid.
Forsaken by the man 1 loro'd.
The man 1 fooli/bl, believ'd,
1 wail m, fate, while be unmov'd,
Forgets the wretch whom be deceiv'd.
Difearded b, parental Icorn,
Betray'd by him whom 1 adore,
A Pilgrim, wear, and forlorn,
Relief from grangers 1 implore.
If you to whom 1 lowly kneel.
Can pit, to the frail extend:
If you for those who err can feel.
When fpurn'd by ev'ry former friend ;
Assist a Pilgrim on her way,
Whole flock of bread is stale and low,
Cold blows the w-nd—no cheering ray
Warms my faint heart,or melts thefnow.
Nor long will this unhappy form,
Nor long this breaking heart offend;
Ifnk beneath Affliction's form,
Andfoon m, fame, and grief, will end.
For Jharper than the northern hlajl,
Are the repentant pangs I proroe :
Hard is m, fate to mourn and faft ;
But harder fill, to die of love !
Seat of the Muses.
ALL persons having any de
mands on the Estate of the Wid
ow SARAH BACHELDER, late of
Kington, East Patifh, deceased, are
requeued to exhibit them without de
lay to Benjamin B. Darling, Adminis
trator to laid Estate, or to Mr. David
Tilton, of said Parish in order for set
tlement.— —Those indebted to said
Edate arc desired to make speedy pay
-ment.
* The figure is kneeling, in a suppli
cating poftute, and retting her basket on
the ground.
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WArrantee — Quitclaim,
and Collectors Deeds—
Justices Writs and Sum
monfes —ditto. Executions,
—Supines, &c. &c. fold at
this office. ' oa. 30.
NOTICE is hereby given,
that Capt. Thomas Leavitt,
has exhibited to the Judge of Probate,
an account of his administration of
the ERate of Jonathan Moulton'
late of Hampton, Esq. deceased, and
that the Judge will examine the fame
at the Probate Office in Exeter, on
Friday the, 14'h Day of December
next, at 10 o'clock before noon.
By order,
Wm. PARKER, Reg.
Exeter, Nou. 26th, 1792.
BLANKS.
The POOR PILGRIM.
Nov. 2, 1792.
ROCKINGHAM—ff.
THEfubicriber being
authorised to recruit a Com
pany of Soldiers, to serve three years
in that most deservedly celebrated
Weftern Country, these are to notify
such enterprising young men of Ncw-
Hampshire as with to explore it, that
an opportunity no# offers, provided
they will do it in the Character of a
Soldier. Any one desirous to engage
as such, will have an opportunity by
calling in this town, where h- (hall re
ceive Eight Dollars Bounty, a hand
force Suit of Uniform Clothes, Three
Dollars per Month and good usage
He alio offers pardon to any and all the
Soldiers, who defected from him in this
town, or cn his way to Fort-Franklin,
or at that place, provided they surren
der themfelres to him by the firft of
January 1793, Should they pay no
attention to this, they will compel the
fubferiber to use his utmost endeavors
to apprehend them, in which case they
may expeft the severest punishment.
JONAI CASS, Captain
[U. S. id Sub Legion.
Exeter, Nov. if. 179 2 °
Just Published,
By the Printer hereof, and fold at hit
Office—
Rev. Mr. Morison's
Election Sermon,
Delivered at Dover,
State of New-Hampshire ;
Before the Honorable
General-Court^
JUNE 7,1792.
FOUR DISSERTATIONS,
Connected with various parts of the
A DISCOUR SE,
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Delivered at the request of thcHiflorical
Society in Massachusetts, on the
23d day ofOaober,i792, being
the completion of the third
Century finee that
memorable
Event.
1. On the circumnavigation of
Africa by the ancients.
2. An Examination of the preten
fioos of Martin Bbhaim to & dis
covery of America prior to that of
Columbus, with a Chronological
detail of all the Difeoveries made in
the 15th Century.
3. On the question, whether the
Honey-bee is a native of America ?
4. On the colour of the native Ame
ricans and the recent population of this
Continent.
I. This work will be printed on
good paper and with a hanfome type,
and will contain (as it is computed)
about one hundred and thirty pages in
oflavo.
FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION
INTENDED TO COM MEMORATETHE
WANTED
BY the printer hereof, a
quantity of Green Sheep-Skins,
N. B. The Skins mtf have been bung
up and dried in the foade with the afbes
on—for if they are dried in the fan after
the a/bes are off,tbey are not fitfor any use.
byJEREMYBELKNAP,d.d.
11. The copies will be delivered,
stitched in blue covers, at half a dollar
single, and five dollars by the dozen,
to be paid on delivery of the books.
^ SuLfcriptions are received at the
Printing. Office in Exeter.
DISCOVERY OF AMERICA, BY
TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED,
BOSTON, oa. 23, 1792.
PROPOSAL,
Take Notice.
CONDITIONS.
Difeourfe, viz :
RefpeafoUy iovie their friend”
and others to the Store formerly oc
cupied by Maj. Tilton in Exeter,
where they have just opened and
now expose for Sale—-
A frefh affortmentof fancy
and other
Superfine Mid." QILK, Liwn,
ling* lew pri-A ) Muslin, Zin
ced broad cloths. 2en a °d Cotton
Caflimeres. Handkerchiefs.
Baizes, % Black Sa.tin.
Daffih. ' Sarfnetn
Blankets. 0 A fine aflortment
Flannels. % of Modes.
Plain and twil'd ° Do. of Ribbons
Coatings. 0 very cheap.
Ratteens Silk and Wire
Plain sorest and^ Taste.
Elastic Cloths, A Silk and Thrift,
suitable for fur-g White & coloured
touts. 8 Threads.
Falhionable Cassi-% Women's Silk and
meres and Toil-° Worded Gloves
enets for veils. 0 and Mitts.
Common do. 0 Ladies'Long Kid,
Velvets. ° colou'dand hab-
Corduroys. 8 it Gloves.
Thicksets. % Bibles.
Hairbine. Testaments.
Ruffels. 0 Children's Pidure
Calimancoes. Books,
Wildbores, ^Wafers.
Cambleteens. 4 Quills, and
Poplins. £ Sealing-Wax.
Glofferets. • Best & Common
Tammies. % Writing and
Shalloons. Letter Paper.
Durants. 3 Sheep Shears.
Sattin and other % Knives and Forks.
Lastings. Penknives.
Silk and Worftedo Scissors.
Florentine. % Raizcrs.
Black Sirge De ^ Shoe Knives.
Bury, excellent 0 Mottoes,
for Gentlemen's % Plain Irons,
wear. • Shoe and Knee
Silk, Cotton ando Buck'es.
Worsted Hose. An assortment of
Irish and Brown 6 Buttons.
Linens. 0 Table Spoons.
Checks. ° Mix'd and other
Buckram. 0 Pins.
Calicoes. % Needles.
Cambricks, Bellows.
Muslins, © Looking Glasses.
Lawns. % 6-8. 7-9, & 10-8
Gauzes. " Window Glass.
Tiffany. 0 Warming Pans.
Laces. j Men's Hats, and
An assortment of 6 a number of other
Shawls. a Articles.—
* —ALSO —
A Pleating Variety of
Glass and Crockery Ware,
at a very low advance.-
Weft I. Goods, &c.
Among which are the following
VIZ.
GOODS:
N.B. The above Articles
will be fold as cheap as at any Store in
town and the imalleft favors acknowl
edged with gratitude.
Tow Cloth, Bees Wax,
BavberryTallow,old Pewter,Lumber
and Country Produce received in pay
ment for the above Articles
CA SHand the highest
price given for Salts of AJb's at said
Store, or at their Store in Raymond.
Exeter, Dec. 3, 1792.
Unfunded Paper.
CASH and the highest
price given for Loan Office
and Final Settlement CER
TIFICATES—STATE NOTES—
CERTIFICATES—OId and New-
Emission MONEY, &c- &c.
S. WIGGIN.
Exeter, Sept. 27th, 1792,
Gilman &: Boyer,
to wir:
HE " remem bered,
( °°) that oa the twenty-fixh
+'—/, day of November, in the sev
enteenth year of the Independence
of the United States of America,
THOMAS ODIORNE; of the laid
Diltrift, hath deposited in this Office
the title of a Book, the right whereof
he claims as Author, in the words fol
lowing, to wit: " The progress of re
finement —A POEM in three books—
do which are added a Poem on Fame
and Miscellanies —by Thomas Odi
orne." —ln conformity to the Adt of
the Congress of the United States, inti
tuled, 6< An Aft for the encourage
ment of learning, by securing the co
pies of Maps, Charts and Books to the
Authors and Proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned."
JONA. STEELE, Clerk of the
[Difria of New-Hampjhire.
A true copy of Record,
mte/f—JONA. STEELE.
DISTRICT OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Land with good buildings— and an
Orchard of Three Hundred Aapple
Trees thereon Said Farm is well
wooded and watered—will keep forty
head of Cattle, summer and winter,
and pleasantly situated.— Any per
fop inclining to purchase laid Farm,
are desired to apply to
JOSIAH ROBINSON.
Pop lin,Dm_%_i79 2
DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
to WIT:
t^ R E rt remem ^red,
' ' ' that on the twenty fc;h
day of Oflober, in the seven
teenth year of the lindependence of the
United States of America, HENRY"
RANLET, of the said Diftrid, bah
deposited in this Office the tide of 3
Book, the right whereof he claim< as
Author and Proprietor in the word*
following, to Hit: '' The Youth'
Instructor ; or Spelling Bock:
Com;rf*g thejbfl principles of the En
glijb Language. The words fehfled for
felling are such as are mos /re^antb
used in writing and conroerfation, and
these are faitably arranged, accented and
divided.- —The Itfons for reading are
easy and very proper for young beginners.
The whole for the improvement offchocls
—by Heeny Ranlet." —ln confor
mity to the aft of the Congress of the
United States, intitled, '• An Aft for
the encouragement of learning, by se
curing the copies of Maps, Charts and
Books to the Authors and Proprietors
of such Copies during the times therein
mentioted."
"NOTICE is hereby given,
" that Sarah Boyeses
exhibited to the Judge of Pro
bate for said County, an ac
count of her administration of
the Eflate of Robert Boyes,
late of Londonderry, Esq. de
ceased, Deflate, and that the
Judge Trill examine the fame
at the Probate Court to be
bolden in Londonderry, at the
Dwelling House of Isaac
Thom,Eft. on the third Wed
nesday of December cur rent,at
three o'Clock in the afternoon.
By order of the Judge:
W M . PARKER, Reg.
December ^b, 1792.
Valuable FARM,
H'J^^
JONA. STEELE, Clerk of th
[Difr<a of New-Hampshire.
A true copy of Record,
M^—JON A. STEELE.
ROCKINGHAM —SS.
TO BE SOLD, A
LYing in Poplin,
within 2 miles
of Brintwood pew
Meeting-house, con
taining about Two
Hundred Acres of