The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, August 6, 1762, Page 4

From the Gentleman’s Magazine. A POEM on bis native Country, &y a Wellk Curate remov’d into England. E Britifs Alps, where firft [ drew My vital breath, I fing to you. Black mountains falfly call’d, who wear A [nowy mantla half the year. As mariners, whom {ome kind plank ‘Bears o’er the waves to rock or bank, The tempeft view with pleafing dread, And love to tell the dangers fled : So I from cold and hunger free, "Your diftant hills with plealure fee; Joyful refle&t what frofts I fhun, Now bafking in & warmer fun. The fates be bleft, and bleft the time, X left your barren barbarous clime ; A clime where not & man is fat, Where bread is coarle, and blsck as jet. On roots and herbs from day to day They live, on butter milk and whey ; Oats-cake fometimes, the genilemen Have eggs and bacon now snd then. ‘Had our firft parents here tranfgre(s’d, They fcarce with fig /zaves had been drefs’d. No figs, no dates, no prunes are heve, And fcarce a tree a crab will bear. - Wile nature did this herd divide _And fep’rste from the World befide. .. 'T'he uncouth langusge of the land . No nation elfe may underftand. A ftaiking, lazy, (avage crew *Ruder then beafts tha: Orpbeus drew : 1 quefton much fhould Orpbeus play, hefe ftatutes would his lyre abey. ho® at his call the ftones sdvanc’d, ‘Tho’ to his ftrains the foreft danc’d. _'Th® unhappy author of my race, " Poor foul, was parfon of the place ; Hard doom, to tend a ragged flock! Chain’d, like Promesbeas, to a rock: Nor. milk the fhepherd had, nor meat .‘Scarce cloaths to wear, or bread to eat. _The wags wonld fsy, The paltor’s bare, His fheep are goats, their woolis hair. {Truth fpoke in é.ffi) for goats they were, And never worth his pains to'fhear. - “Thanks to'the pow'r,that mov’d me thence, " "T'o land of bread, to men of fenfe, " Where plénty’s horn sbundance theds, * And -pours its bleflings on our hetds ; “*Delicious cyder crowns our bowls, - " Ne&tar of gods to raife our fouls. Here let me live, be bured here, But ne'er thole hills,thofe waftes come near : “ "No, ne’er on them one foot I'll fix, The fink of planters,mouth of Styx. Should I the government offend, And banithment muft be my end, ' In Irifb boggs, the Orcades, Pontus, Siberia, where you pleale, In any excile be my doom, But let me not be banifh’d home. L O N D O N, Myb. Laft Night the new bora' Daiughter of Mrs. Brandenbours, Neceflary Woman to his MsjeRty, was baptized by the Name of . Chatlotte : The Sponfors were,her Majefty, the Prince of Mecklenburg, and her Royal Highsiels the Prince(s Augufts,all by Proxy, By Letters from Paris we have Advice, that M. de Leigne, who fometime {ince died at Aix [t Chapel, sged 110, has leit behind him 46 Children and Grand Children, " ‘swho are all hearty and well, and feed for the moft Part on Vegitables. Tuelday arrived at Plymouth, his Ma- jefty’s Ship Burford, Capt. Gambier, from a Cruife, and has brought in a Spanith Ship called Ignio,of 250 T'ons from St. Domingo, laden with Sugar, Coffee, and Indigo. Letters in Town from feveralParts of the Weft of England fay, that the oldeft Inhabi tants never knew fo many People fick, as havebeen for three Weeks laft paft. Accounts fromScotland fay,that the fame Sicknefs is rife there smong allSorts of Peo- ple 28 in Englend, which is & certainProof, thac it is occsfioned by the Air. 5 Tt is the Opinion of theFaculty, that had the late unwholefome Quality of the Air co ‘inued a few Days longer, it would, in g!l Probability, have been produtlive of as great s Mortality as the Plague. Dr. Redmon oblerves, that the reigning Difesfe desives its Power not fram the pre- fent State of theAir, but from the Succeffion of Qualities which have governed it thele three Months ; that the Difeale is g Jeflened Elafticity of the Solids, refuliing from a very remarkable Contraft of Qualities(Heat and Cold) which muft appear very obvious %0 every one sfter & Refleftion on the paft State of the Atmofphere ; that its Confe- quences aie exfily accounted for, and the Method of Cure very fimple. Enm st Major MOULTON wil pry SILVER and GOLD for FL AX SEED; for any Quantity under One Hun: dred Hoglheads, if brought to his Houfe :n Hampton, sny Time before the tenth Day of O&ober next: and he will give 2s much = Bufhel, as any Body can afford to give in this Province. Hampton, Fuly 19 1762, G\ o] (s ) S pd ALL PerfonsIndebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of Morris Haleg, late of Portfmouth, Maviner, deceas’d, are defired to bring in their Ac- counts forthwith, ‘to Capt. Fames Stoedly, of Portfmouth aforefsid, in order for a Settlement. Aoy Moy (o) e PR oy i - This Afternosn, The COMMITTEE for Repsiring the North Meeting Houle be- longing to the Firfk Perith in Portimouth, hereby give N O T I C E, That at Three of the Cloc¢k at the faid Houle, there will be Expofed to Sale by Publick VENDUE, Seven Pews, viz, T'wo below, three in the lower, snd three in the upper Gillery. Aifo & large Numberof old G/a/s Windoess belonging to. faid Meeting Houle. The Condisions to be {een st Time and Place of Sale. N. B. Any Gentlemen waniing Glals for their Hot Beds, may meet with a good Opportunity of fn'iplying themlelves at ( perhaps )'a reafonzble Rate. The Glafs will be putup in Lots. Portfmouth, Fuly 28. V) ) Lot ) L) < Province ¢f Naw HampsHIRE. Purfuant toc an ORDER of the Genersl Afembly of feid Province, NOTICE is hereby given, That Fofiph Sbherburne of Bofton, in the County of Suf- folk and Province of the Maflschuletts Bay, Eiqs has by his Agent exhibited a Petition, fetiing forth that the Adminiftrators of the Efote ot Jobn Payne, junr. late of Pord- mouth, in New Hampthire, decealed, had in their Account of Adminiftration, made {undry large Charges ageinft his Eftste, which brought it in Debt near Siz Hyndred Pound; Old Tenor ; for the Payment of which they obtained Licence to fell the Resl Eftate ; that the Father of fsid deceafed was yet living, and hed Sold his Intereft to the Petitioner, who ( the” he conceives fundry of the Articles charged in faid Accoants would not have been sllowed had they beén lance of fmd Account, to fsve the Real Eftate, yet the': Adminiftrators proceed- ed to (ell the famie, which he spprehended to be irregular ; and as the Time for pio-. fecuting an Appesl to the Supreme Cé}m of. Probate was lapfed before he was spprized of the Circumftances, he Pray’d thst ‘the Decree of Allowance of {sid Accoungmight be vacated, the Judge of Probate A f to reconfider faid Account, the Party inter- efted in the Refidue, letin to controvett the Articles, and an Appeal sllowed to ¢he Party, who fhall find himfelf sggrieved at the Sentence which fhall be paffed aiter fuch Hearing : NO ['ICE is hereby given, that eny Party concern’d may be heard on {aid Peii- tion the fecond Day of the fitting of faid Affembly next after the 5th Day of July Inftant, to fhew Crufe why the Prayer thereof fhou'd not be granted. : TuEODORE ATKINSON, jun. Q€. Portfmauth, jwly 4. 1702, d) offered to pay the Bal . “ of July’ AT1I, Pet{cns indebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eflnlg ot Samuel Adatss, late of Durham, Phyficign, deceas’d, Teltate, are defired fo‘.brixig in their Accounts to Rebicca Ydams, Widow, Releé&t of faid Deceas’d, Executrix of kis Teftament, in order for Seutlement. : All Perfons who have any -Demands on the Eilates, either of Hepr Matoon, Jate of Greenland, or Febn Maloes olNew Market,decealed,sre defired to apply toi¥illiamWeeks 01 Greenland, Adminiftrator to faid Eftates ; and likewile all Tndebted are defired io make (peedy Payment 1o fasid ' Adminiftator, {3 o g msomes ey Province or New Hawmpsuirs, NOTICE is hereby §1wn, That Sarab Refs of Porifmouth, Widow, has Petitioned the Genersl Aillembly of faid Province, fetting forth that her Father by g certain Deed, the Date of which is menrion- ed, gave ¢ cenisin. Lot of 'Laad, Percel of _the Land now.in her Pofleffion, to her late Hufband Fobn Rofs, and her felf ; and g3 it ‘appears by the Deed, it wss the. Donor’s Intention to veft the Fee Simple in their Children, but by the Unfkilininefs of the Scrivenor, who wrote the Deed, there is no knowing where it vefts, and thereupon praying that fie might have: Leave-to bring in a Bill to remove the Doubr, and alcertain that Mastter according to the Doger’s Ia- tention. Any Peilon who. thail have spy Thing to obje® agsinft fxid Petition, may be heard thereon the 1oth of Auguft nexr, it the Affernbly fhall be ‘hen Sicting and if not, then on the third. Dey of their Sins- ing next aiterthe faid 10th of Auguft. ; - Portfmousk; Fune 28 h. TuEODORE ATKINSON, junr. Secr'ys ALL Perfons Inbebted to, or that have any Demands on the Eftate of & v Fofeph Malson late of Greenland, decesfed, | are defired to bring in their Acccunts to Gideon Walker of Porifmouth, Adminiftrator to faid Eftate in order for a fpecdy fetile- % To BE SOLD By William Haines of Gieenland, absut 6 Aeres of Choice good Land,lying clofe by Greentand Meeting Houfe 5 being about 22 Rods front upow Exeter Road, § - . ‘" A with 4 good Double Houfe and Barn therecn, | - with @ Number of Apple Trees, and well #Warered,fuitable for any ! radefman or{rader : for furtber Particalars Enguire of - jaid Haineg, or the Printer bereof. .+ 90 BE SOLD A-LOT of LAND in Bersing®n, ( No. 72) inithe fecond Range, comtaining about 6 dires, which formerly Beionged 1o Joan Hiil, late of Port(mouth, deceajed ;5 inquire of Mrs. Dorothy Read in o« Portimouth. o A (o N, P CNA . Purfuant to an ORDER of His MaJEsTY's JusTices of the Court + of Géneral Seflions of the Peace and [aterior ‘Cohurt of Qommon Plens holden at York for the Cotingy of York, on the fecond Tueldsy 1752, NOTICE is hereby given to ali'Perfons who fhall have any Thing to do Aefore faid Court of General Seffions of the Péice for the future,to give theirAttendance ‘on the Firft Day of each Term, that the “.Bufipsfs of faidCourt mey be firft difpatch’ds And the Juftices of the Pesce for fuidCounty "are hereby defired deafomably to eitend gccordingly. - And to all Perfons who fhall have any " Bufinefs before the fsid Inférior Court, that vill Wednelday in / they need not attend f the Firt Week of each Term except July, - and then not 'till Thurfday in faid Week, Aieft. Joun Erost, Clerk of faid Cont?, - \