The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-07-18 00:00:00, page 4

fears—
A bone, unpick'd mail set them b,
the ears.
See Seipio, bolt of war, the bull essay !
Whilst Nero (blood-hound still) makes
man his prey.
Thus fares it with renown!—Nor
Juno, Mari, Veto, lap-dogs now and
bitches
With mangy coats, are drown'd and
float in ditches.
Liv'd ye on earth, ye once fam'd pair
of Sages,
Who View'd from different points the
crimes of ages !
How would'ft thou * weep for great
fiefs so burlefqu'd !
How wouid'ft thou I laugh at dogs in
regal vest I
•Heraclitus. ^Democritus.
Rome retire? , r %
Heder', dread name now marks the
butcher's dog ! v
Cato keeps sheep, and Brutus drives
ahog! , \
Look ye for Pompe, ? search the tab
ner's yard ;
You'll meet with Cesar in year orch
ard's guard:- _ . 4
But rival's still for fame, unknown to
Abuse of Names of great renown.
T^ORtVNE, alas ! how fporteft thou
r howearth!
Fame, thou'rCa wind ! a bubble gave
thee birtht.fr
Say, where thpfe names that set the
world on fire? r ,
Where does the pride of Greece and
Gods retain
One jot of reverence to their sacred
From /^UnitedStatis Gazette.
A REPUBLICAN government is
ofall modes undoubtedly the best.
The essential mark and principal cha
raderiftic of such a government,is,that
the people are governed by laws en
afled by their own reprefenthrives. —
Under this character, all men farely
will agree to prefer a republican mode.
My education, habits and reffedions
have so riveted my attachments, that
it would be difficult for me to subdue
them so far as to live contentedly un
der any other. I fhbuld feel a wantof
that firm ground of security which an
American treads on. Like an inha
bitant of Calabria, which is often
fbaken by earthquakes, I mould think
myfelf on a thin cruft of earth, walk
ing over caverns of folphur. For a
despotic government can neither enjoy
fafety, nor give it. Accordingly, the
zeal of patriots and philosophers to
preserve republican government,is not
less rational than ardent and univer
sal. The Good sense and virtue of the
world seem to be all on the fame fide.
The means which tend to perpetuate
this blessing to the ciiizenrof the U
nited States, cannot be too diligently
fought nor too firmly established.—
Rnowlege amongthe great body of the
people, is worth every other security
of liberty. It is not only the fall and
belt security, but is abfolufely essen
tial. There is no fafety without it.—
An ignorant free people ! A solecism.
Banilh knowledge from a republic—
the foul leaves the body—the inter
mass will fodn corrupt. I ist,e strength
of the body politic—without it, like
Sampson (horn of his hair, itis bound
by the weak,and despoiled by the prof,
ligate. Every school-house protests
liberty more effeaually -than a fort, or
a regiment -guards the frontiers.—
Why then is it not the firft care of eve.
TV patriot to provide for schools. Year
after year passes away, and tins work,
which tikes a genertaion to aecomp
lifh,i# e^ p,%ra
ffe , that haft ereftd —,^
levelled republics with the duff, we
fear th# that wilt outlive dlty
mi..! PHILO.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS;
[Annual Regifler, 1768.]
name :
TH E Commissioners duly
appointed by the Hon. Oliver
Peabody, Esq. judge of the Probate
of wills, &c. for rhe county of Rock
ingham, to receive and exam
ine the Claims of the creditors
to the estate of MARTHA CRAIG,
late of /Londonderry, widow, de
ceased,; represented insolvent, hereby
give notice, that we will attend said
business bn the fourth Mondajr of this
and the four following months from
four, to eight o'Clock, P. M. at the
house Os Isaac Thorn, Esq. in London
derry, in the county of Rockingham
aforefaid. % ^ ^
jAMEfMACGREGORE,
ISAAC THOM.
GEORGE REID,
Londonderry, Jul, 2, 179"'
AT Public Vendue, on Monday
the 3d day of September next,
at the hcufe of Benjamin Butler
in Deerfield, at 3 o'clock, afternoon,
The Reversion of the Widow
Sarah Kendrick's Thirds, con
taining about eighteen acres of land,
with the buildings thereon, lying in
said Deerfield, being part of the estate
of David Kendrick, deceased.
WHEREAS John Shaw of
Pittsfield, has fraudulently ob
tained a Note of Hand from the sub
scriber of about twelve pounds eleven
fillings——-This is to forbid any per
son purchasing, the fame as 1 am de
termined not to pay it.
Joseph Came, Jr.
Pittsfield, Feb. 14, 1792.
Conditions of sale will be known at
time and place.
Deerfield, July 3, 1792. ,
Take Notice. ~•
WHEREAS Triftram Taylor
of Exeter, is bound to the sub
scriber, this is to caution all persons a
gainst harbouring, truftihg, or trading
with him, as they will avoid the pen
alty of the law. DANIEL HCIT.
Stratham, July ip, 1792.
IV. B. Said Ta,hr brought home a
silver plated Spur which is supposed to
be a stolen one—the owner may have
the fame by proving property and pay.
ing charges. ,„
WOLVES IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING:
AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY
ARB KNOWN—ILLUSTRATED IN
TWO DISCOURSES.
BY JOSEPH LATHROP, n o.
Pastor of a church in Weft Springfield.
THIRD EDITION, WITH AN
appendix.
The importance oftbefubjta of which
the above difeourfes treat, the abilities
oj the Author—and the rapid file of
tana edition, of them which have been
lately printed, mufl recommend them to
the perusal of chriflians in general.—
Audit is earnefly wi/bed that ever,fa
mily ma, ha%w leaf one of the books.
Exeter, July,' 1792.
B, th printer hereof and jo^l at his office,
CHRIST's
WARNING to the CHURCHES,
BLANK S,
Os various kinds, print
ed on fuperfine Writing- Paper,
may be had at this Office as
cheap as can be purchased in
t,he Uhion.
FALSE PROPHETS,
W U O COME AS
AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Vendue.
TO BE SOLD,
TO BEWAREOF
Rockingham —f.
Notice is hereby giv
en to the heirs of Moses
Siemens,jr. late of Plaftow, de
ceased, that Jonathan Carlton,
has exhibited at the ProbateOf
fice in Exeter, in laid county,
his accounts of his administra
tion of the estate of said deceas
ed, and that the examination of
the fame is appointed to be at
said Office on Monday the2gd
day of July next.
By order of the Judge:
Wm. Parser, Reg.
Exeter, June 25, 1792.
Rockingham —ff.
TH E Commiffionets
appointed to receive and
examine the claims not already
examined, and allowed against
the Estate of his Excellency
John -Wentworth, Esq. late
Governor of New-Hampshire,
will attend that business at the
Dwellinghoufe of Benjamin
Laffifon, innholder in Exeter,
on the second Monday of the
four months next ensuing, from
4 to 7 o'clock P. M.
N. EMERY,
£ In behalf of the Ccmmiffioness.
. Exeter, May 30, 1792.
FOUN D,
IN the road leading from
Epping Meetinghouse to
Mr. Pain Blake's, in said
Epping,a quantity ofMoney,
about ninety dollars. —The
right owner may have the
fame again (proving his pro
perty and paying charges)
by applying to
J SIMEON LADD.
Exeter, June 20, 1792.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer hereof and fold at this
Office-
Dr. Watts' Plain and Ea„
Catechisms forCHiLDßEN,
AND PRESERVATIVE from the
SINS and FOLLIES of
Childhood and Youth;
TO WHICH 1S ADDEDTHE SHORTER
CATECHISM OF THE
Assembly of Divines
at Wenstminster,
WITH ExPLANiTbRY NOTES.
Five Dollars Reward.
BRoke out of tHeGoal
in Exeter the 15th inst. a
man by the name cf 'James Reid,
has dark hair, and fs a little cross
eyed—-Whoever .will take up
said Re/dand return him to the
Goal in Exeter, shall receive
t he above reward and all neces
sary charges paid by,
James Rundlett,Z)Q. Sheriff.
Fitter, June 16, ifyd. -
WANTED by the Printer
hereof, a likely Lad to serve
at the printing business.—One who is
well read—trusty—indoftrtons- faith
ful and ingenious, will find good en«
couragement on immediate applies,
tion. Exeter, Jan, 13, 1 79 % -
Wanted a young woman
of a mild dif, ofir.on—who is truf, and
faithful— and avbo is mat and cleanly a
bout her wort,to live in a /mail family.
Such anontwill bear of a place where
good wages will be given, by eatyriq
of the printer. EXETER, JUNE 26.
tity.
J^[AVE just opened and are
now felling, at the most reason
able prices, for Case, Country Produce,
Tow-Cloth, &e. a very general
assortment of ENGLISH GOODS
suitable for the season also —
Weft-India and New-England Rum-
Gin Malaga and Sherry Wine-
Green and Bohea Tea——Sugar
—Molaffe: Coffee Raisins
Flour Rice Nails of all kinds
&c. &c. &c.
(^ Those performs, who
had accounts open with the Shop when
tended by the late Mrs. Gilman, are
requested to call and fettle them.
Exeter, iitb fune, 1792.
N.B. Drugs & Medicihei
tb be fold by S. Tenney as ufual—
ind Spirits Turpentine in any qumn-
All persons who have a<
ny demands on the estate cf Daniel
Pboß, jun. Fate of Atkinfom, deceas
ed, are requefte<| to exhibit their
claims to the fubferiber—and all those
who are indebted to said estate, arc
desired to make immediate payment
to Humphrey Noy es, &^m',<
Atkinfen, April tyh, 1792.
Wanted a likely Lad,
14 ar 15 years old, as an appren
tice to the Bookbinding Bufnefs —
One from the country will be ft
ferrod. Enquire at this office.'
ALL persons who hav^
any demands against
the Estate of Jethro Hill,
late of Candia, deceased, are
requeued to exhibit them
for, settlement—and those
who are indebted to said Es
tate to make immediate pay^
men t, to „^.,,,
STEPHEN FYFIELD,^%, #
JAMES HILL, Adminifrater.
Candia, June 20, 1792. - ^ -%. £
All perlons indebted to
or who hire demands against
the estate of Deacon Joseph
Wadleigh, late of Biinlwood,
deceased, are desired to fettle
the fame, with ~,
ITArious kinds of Writing
V Paper, made at the Paper-Mill
in Andover, to be fold at this Office#
by the Ream or Quire.— -^lfo, —
Foolscap Printing, and a few Reams
of Casing. Exeter, \792._
A Few copies of the Rev'd Mr.
Thurston's SERMONS on
the DIVINE RIGHT of INFANT
BAPTISM, may be had at the Print
ing-Office in Exeter.'
July 3. >79 2 -
Joseph Wadleigh, Ex'r.
Brintwood, June 19, 1792.-
Tenney &Gilman