The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1790-01-16 00:00:00, page 4

At length puss is caught, and Ites
panting for breath,
And the (hours of the 4iuntfmeri is
the figpal for death.
No joys can delight like the forts of
the field,.
To hunting all pastime and pleafate
malt yield.%
Hack !
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ft. SPINNING tfHEEL^
a- fa-Q
SYLVA! at thy (pinning wheel.
Hail dear maid !=I greet thee well.
Emblem this of life is found
While you turn it round and round ,
All the yea,s that roll away\
Are hut circles of a day ; -
Still the fame—and still renew'd.
While sortie distant good's purfu'd&
Diftant*—for we're never bleft,
; 'Till the lab'ring wheel's at rest.
Then the vatioas thread is fpun,=
Then the toilof life is done/
Happy—if the running twine
Form'd a smooth, and even line ;
Not a fodl and tangled clue,
Not untimely fnapt in two.
Then the full reward is fare,
R^,—that ever ihall endure—,
$,, —to happiness refin'd,—
BLtSsUfBODY and of MIND, 1
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ANECDOTE.
A N a,ch prjfoner, who had an un
favourable countenance, being
brought to the bar to be tried for
, horse stealing, the judge immediately
cried out. Oh , here is a noted villian,
{am fare I^Why, Sirrah, lean fee
* the rogue in your face. 4r # , "7 '#4
fays the fdlow, / w^/rr at tbat •,for
1 did not know'll, fat was * looking
»lafi before.'
Each hill and each valley is lovely to
view, ~
Whilftpufs flies the corvet, and dogs
quick perfue;
Behold where Ilie flies o'er the, wide
^ spreading plain, ?
Whilst the load opening pack perfue
her amain :
Hark ! away, &<.
BRIGHT Phoebus hai mounted
the chariot bf day,•
The hounds and the horns' call's the
sportsmen away;
Through woods & through meadow^
with speed now they bound,
Whilst health, rosy health is in exer
}cife found :
Hapk ( awa,, bark ! away itthe word,
to the found of the born,
Andecho, blithe echo, and echo, blithe'
echo makes jeval the morn.
R AG S.
A gen,rau% pri%f giveft for
clean Linen and Cotton RAGS,
qt this O&e^t the Paper ^Manu.
fadory, in this town-cat Mr. Green
leafs Store, in Epping—tt Mr. Phil
brick's Store, Pittsfield—at Mr. R,
Bean's Store, Brintwood— = and 11
HQ. medP Storein London.
SEAT of tie MUSES.
A NEW HUNTING
s 6 ^ d.
Search tie Src inures,fpr therein are
contained the words bf eternal life!—
They have.Gon for their author ! Sal
vation for their end ! —and truth, un
mixed with error, for their matter.
.iv,
To make payment eafy' to those
who with to be encouragers of this
laudable undertaking, and to be in
poffeihon of so valuable a property as
a Royal Quarto bible, and who are
not able to pay for one all in cafh^r
from fach the publisher will receive
one half of the sum, or twenty one foil,
lings, in the following articles, viz.,
@%at ^Rfl, Indian Corn, Butter, or
Pork, if delivered at his Bore in Wor
cester, or at the Bore of himfelf and
company in Boston, by the zoth day
of December, 1790—the remaining
sum of twenty-one frillings, to be paid
in Cash, as soon as the books are rea
dy, fo^xlelivery• This propofol is
made, to accommodate all, notwith
landing the fam of twenty-one Shil
lings will by no means be the pro
portion of Calh that each bible bounds
will coll the publisher.
The work will De committed to the
Press as soon as a fufficient dumber of
iib^sare fabfeaed for barely to de
fray halfWA@% of the under
taking. Notice will be given in the
newspapers, when the bible will be
put to the press, on or before the firft
day of June next/ and the time when
it will be completed will then be
mentioned. temd
, As it is prefumed'that every dena
mination of Christians will be pleased
with the intention of the proposer, fo'
he rests aired, that all Will cheerful
ly coqtnoate in aiding him to carry
orient complete this; tirft American
ediyoa pf a royal quarto Bible. He
begs permission to (abferibe himfelf,
With the create ft refpeft, &c.
ISAIAH THOMAS.
. The Prj§e to fubferiber#, hand
somely bound,\lhall be only Seven
Dollars, although the-Englilh edui
ons of the fame iize, and of an infe
riodr quality, are fold for eight and
nine Dollars.
Holy Bible,
CO NT A I NING
The SCRIPTURES of the
Worcester, Nov. 1789.
PROPOSAL
OF ,
ISAIAH THOMAS,
Os Worcester.-Mafacbofftts,
For Printing by SUBSCRIPTION,
^American Edition,
In Large Royal Quarto,
[Ornamented with an elegant Cop„r
flatt Frontypiece)
T HE
APOCRYPHA & INDEX,
8: #" rCT
A LARGE
Family Bible.'
Old & New Testaments,
MARGINAL NOTES and
REFERENCES.
CON DlrioNs.
It (halt be printed with an elegant
new type, already made and compli
ed, particularly for the purpose——
types large, beautiful, and suited far
the accommodation of the eyes of all
—especially those of the aged and
infirm. , 11.
JThe Paper fhalLbe fully equal in
goodpefs, if not of a fuperio, quality,
to the (English) Cambridge, Oxford,
or4 # ondon, Royal Quaho editions.
HI.
WITH THE
AN D
fuft imported in the lajlflip's
* AND TO BE SOLD BY
Elipbalet Ladd,
AT HIS STORE IN EXETER,
As cheap |as at any place on the
Continent,
A General Afortment 0/
WOOLENS,
-COTTONS, and
Fancy-goods.
Also PEWTER,
HARD-WARE,
GLASS,
OIL,
Painter's colours,
By SAID L A D D,
POT ^ PERL ASH,
FLAX-SEED, &
SHIPPING FURS,
Debtors & Creditors,
ALL Persons that have
4= any demands ra<in& the eftgte
of ELIZABETH PAGE, late of
Etaet, ifr the County of Rocking
ham, wido^, decteafed, ate requested
ro exhibit them to the fubferiber, At
torae, te the Executors, that a spee
dy settlement may take place.
OLIVER PEABODY,
Exeter, Dec. loth. 1789.
Just Publijhed,
A BOOK, ENTITLED,
A Mathematical Question,
PROPOUNDED BY THR
VICEGERENT of ~the World;
ANSWERED BY THE
KING of GLORY;
Enigmatically reprefented,and
Demotfratively opened
By JOHN JOHNSON, A. M.
Printed by Hbnry Ranlet, and to
be Sold at his Office opposite Maj.
- M'ClVre's in Exeter,
OThefe ,bk toe fuhfcrqfion for the
above bbok, are requeued tofnd them
it to the printer Hereof. \;
CREDITORS to the efface of Jo
nathan Moulton, late of
.Hampton. Efq,deceafed, are inform
ed, that the tommiffioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims a
gainft said efface will attend at bis
late dwelling-house in Hampton, or
the lift Thuffday and Friday of this
and the eight following months for
that purpose. , -
Persons having claims still to exhi
bit are defirud to offer them and
those who have accounts and demands
open with the said estate whi^h car
be fettled with the executors, with
out an application to commissioners,
are requeued to apply to them bn any
intermediate .days.—Those indebted
to said estate will prepare to make im
mediate payment, as the speed, set
tlement thereof will oblige the exe
cutors to exaa it,
Hampton, Oa. 19, 1789.
Take Notice !
0, WANTED,
To be Sold at Public Au^ion,
By licence from the Judge
of Probate.
Public Auslion.
Tables, Chairs, Beds, an elegant
Chime Clocks and a variety of thcr
articles — —afa, The Farming Uten
sils—A PAIR of HORSES, CUR
RIcp£, &c. ^c.
FA R M
In HAmpstead,containing of one
hundred and twenty ACRES; with -
HOUSE and BAR^ = pleasantly fy
tuated, and only twelve miles from
Haverhill.
About shares of Land,
well cultivated, in Romney ; late in
puffeffion of Col. Craige.
About 150 Acres in .
Piermont—partly improved.
A small F A,R M in
Piermont ; confining of sixty ACRE#
with the buildings.
About fourteen Acres
in said Piermont, under cultivation,,
late belonging to Fenton.
Six common Shares,
or undivided rights in said Piermont.
-ALSO-'
All the Buildings at
Center-Harbour, so eaHeti, in New-
Ilampon,on land not owned by said
deceased .— — also,
Lands in Gilmantown,
and other towns, lately advertised and
not fold. .•
Conditions of sale known at time
and place.•
THOMAS LEAVITT,
One of the Executors of said Moul
ton's lait Will.;
Hampton, Dec, 21, 1789.<
Debtors & Creditors.
^LL persons indebted
to, or that have any
demands against the es
tate of John Thompson,
late of Exeter, deceased,
are requeued to exhibit
them for settlement, to
Benjamin Boardman,
^^ [Admintfrator.
Exeter, ißtb Dec..l7^9.'
Debtors & Creditors.
'A LL perlons who; are in
debted to, or have any demanda,
against the Estate -of JOHN KEN
NISON, late of Newmarket, deceaf.
ed , are desired speedily to fettle with
the fubferiber, Administratrix of said
Estate.
ELIZABETH KENNISOP&
Nramarta, Bec. 3d 178 g.
On TUEopdr^bg 261 b January,
1790 ; at 'ten o'clock, A. M. precsfe-
I, —at tbe late manfan boujs of ,0-
'natban Moulton, late of Harntto? ,Esq.
deteafed; the follow ng PERSONAL
and REAL eflate cfjaid dtceafed,vi%,
THE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
A Valuable
CONSISTING OF