The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-01-14 00:00:00, page 4

DR. GRATAM being on the
stage, in a country town, in order
to promote the fife of his medi
cines, told the country people,
that he had come here for the
good of the people, and not for
W@, TheQl^afy to hi§ met
ry Andrewt^-Andrew; fays be/
d^lfe^^ ? No,
faith, ^r b fays 'Andrew, we have
enough of that at Home— besides,
co^ipued he, tym^ has a
very great estate ; but that is nei
ther here nor there!'
AN.honeft Jack Tar being at
Medfogte^d ^ Parson that
' wa^ feMiqg forth foeaking with
great Emotion against the ill Con
sequence t3f giving ^ Lie in
Converfatieny and therefore,„he
advised, when a Man was telling
a Tale, that was inconsistent
with Trutfi or Probability, to cry
BON MOT.—A Quartermaster
in a British regiment of light
horfe, quartered at a country
Town, who is about fix feet high,
and very corpulent, was lately
joking with an Irishman, on the
natural proneness of his country
men to make bulls in converfa
tion:—" By J s," replied the
Hibernian, " Ireland never made
such a bull in her lifetime, as En
gland did when ffie made you a
light Horseman,"
To thee, Humanity !fill fame fated,
Ashram thee Rafa's guide, and virtue's friend:
What tho' my poverty forbids relief
To him who feet infanty and in grief,
Thy heavenly dilutee fill can blip impart ;
For wellthou know'ftthef eelingsof my heart.
In ro'r, void thy kindjefalonsflm ,
If ell thee ever in my mfomk' 0 *"- '
To charm the heart on earth, to thee is given;
Whilst th, mild raptures raif thefoul to beav'n.
Whatever confifis in my breast engage,
Shield me from haughty pride and cruel rage•
Teach me with candor through life's /cents to rove,
And claj, my Neighbour withfraternal love;
Thewortby great to honour ,freef rem fear ;
The ^eak to pity, and,the good revere.,
When to the vale of life m, fe,s dfcend, ,
Huntdnity ! th, votary befriend.
Inftruß me every virtue more toprto,
Blef in the cenverje of the good and wife.
And when my foul prepares to tab her fight,
Oh! then the hope ofhea^nly Hijsexcite ;
Wbifper that mildne)s may expeß the flies,
And with the band of friendship elofe m, eyes.
dangerous courtship.--The
French Dramatist, Beaumarchais,
had the hardihood a few years
since, tb offer hit hand to madame
D'Eon, and to enforce his suit in
strong terms. The lady heard
him vtlffi patience to the end of
his tale, When the fair one lacon
ically replied, " Beaumarchais!
I forgive you this time, but if ever
you mention this proposal again,
by . I'll knock you down."
{ [ADDRESS TO HUMANITY.
if THE PIERIDES.
vention.
BE if enabled b, the Senate and House
of Representatives in General Court
convened, That the said Constitution,,
so far as relates to the Choice of the
Members of the Legislature, and the
Executive Officers of the State, Coun
ty Treasurer and Recorder of Deeds,
shall take effect on the firft Da, of
February, in the Year of our Lord,
1793: And that the whole of the
said Constitution Ihall take effe& and
be in full force on the firft Wednesday
of June in the fame Year. And thatthe-
State bedivided into the following D'rf
tricts numbered from one totwelve, each
of which,fhall have the right of choosing
one Senator for said State annually,
pursuant to the said Constitution.
I Diftrifl No. I. To contain Ports.
mouth, Newcastle, Rye, Greenland;
Newington, Stratham, Northhampton,
Hampton, Hamptonfalls and Sea
brook.
Diffria No. 11. To contain Exeter,
Epping, Brintwood, Newmarket, Ken
sington, Poplin, Kingstown, Eaftkingf
ton, Newtown and Southampton.
DiflriH No. 111. To contain Atkin
son, Londonderry, Chester, Plaiftow,
Salem, Windham, Sandown, Hawke,.
Hampftead and Pelham.
Dtffria No. IP. To contain Not
tingham, Northwood, Deerfield, Ep
som, Chichefter, Pittsfield, Allenftowri,
Pembroke, Canterbury, Louden,
Northfield, Raymond and Candia.
Diffria No. K To contain Dover;
Durham, Lee, Madbury, Barribgton,
Rochester, Somerfworth and Newdur^
ham *
:Dfriß No. W to contain &F
mantown, Barnftead, Cobway, Eaton,
Effingham, Meredith, Middletown,
Moutanborptighj Nefompron^Saa-i
borntorn, Offipee, Sandwich, Tam
worth, TuhonborObgb, Wolfborough,
Newdurham? Gore, ' Wakefield Xd
BOTt<m=snd Sow#?/ sl^^ MreWaiW
ttyang, which would not irritate
the Person as the Lie would. Af
ter digressing into the Story of
the great Miracle of five thousand
being fed with five Loaves of
Bread,&c. he told them they were
not such Loaves as are' used now,
but were as big as a Mountain ;
at the hearing of which the Tar
uttered with a loud Voice, twang:
What, fays the Parson, defrthou
think I'lie Friend? No, fays Jack,
but lam thinking bow big the
Ovens were that baked them.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE.
In the Year of our LORD, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety two.
(L. S) An A& to carry into effed
the Constitution of this State, as al
tered and amended by the late Coe
tees arid HQ&&ft Location,.
Diftrie No. VW Tri ante W
herfy Hollis, Donft^ble, Nottirighffi
weft, Lytchfield, Merrimack, Bedford,
Newbofton; DUxbury, Rdby, oo¥&fc
tew Goffitowriy Bowto DmfaW. ^
Dißria No. Fill. To contain Cefr
cord, Andover, Bofcawety Bradford,
Campelh Gore, Henniker, Hillftto
rough, Hopkinton, Keafearge, Net
lOnddb; Salisbury, Sutton, Warner and'
Weare.
DiftrifF Ni. IX. To contain Air
trim, Deering; Franceftown, Hancock;
Lyndeborough, Mason, Newipfwich,
Petefborogh; Sharon; Temple, Wifr'
ton, Society Land, Greenfield, Rindge,
Jaffrey apd Dublin^ . t
biflrift No X. Ta contain Keene,
Swanzey, Winchester, Hinsdale, Rich
mond, Chefterfield, Marlborough , ,1-
livab, Packenfield, Fitzwilliam, Wtft
moreland, Gilfum, and Surry.
Diflrifl Not XI. To contain Charlefi
town, Plainfield, Granehim, Pfotead;
worth,, Cornish, Croydon, Wendell,
Claremont, Newport, Unity, Langdon,:
Ac worth,, Lemfter, Gofheo„ Wa)pole ±
Alftead, Fifhersfield, Marlow, Stod
dard and Washington.
Diffria No. XII. To contain the
County of Grafton, excepting Burton.
STATE OF NEWHAMPSHIRE.
In the House of Representatives, Decerns
her 13th, 1792.
. LONDON, September ai.
WE have Authority to assure our. Readers
that a very flattering Invitation has
been sent froth France to General Washi Nd
ton, to take the Command in chief of its
patriotick Army. We havf no left Confidence
in declaring, that if another Campaigne is
had in France, this renowned Soldier will make
it aglinft the Host of insolent Foes nbwco'n
federated to destroy the Liberties of Mankind,
and those Principles which have rendered
America more valuable than all the rest of the
Globe. If this Saviour of his Country, and
Giver of Freedom, accepts the Call, he is to
form a Part of his Staff from fameof his old
Brother Officers. ;
WO expert every Day to hear that Congress
will deliberate on the Propriety of-affixing,
France, as also to what Amount.>
If WASHINGTON goes to France, ever.
Tyrant will soon quit it !! ..
In Senate, Decembers 41b1,92.
This Bill having been read a third
Time, voted that the fame be ena&ed.
JOSIAH BARTLETT, Prefdent.
A true Copy--attest.
Joseph Pearson, Secretary..
This Bill having had three feveraf
readings passed to be enabled.
Sent up for Concurrence,
JOHN S. SHERBURNE, Speaker.
A S Reports have beeri tiidtfG'
triotffly circuited by many People, to
serve theb own- Phrpofe, thatrthe Small Fox in
in many Parts of the Town of Haverhill, t|b&
Seledmenof said Town.do hereby certify,that;
|the Disorder isrih no Part of Town but at tte
Hospital, in a remote Part of the Town, lire
distant from the poblisk Rogd> and all poffil
ble care is taken to prevent the finalleft degra,
of »ate r to Travellers, of any Perfens who
m^y wish to tranfa& Bafirie^ there; as mat'
Grefit Partof the Inhabitants have riot hAdlt®
Difafe# and Bill continue their BnfindH mfe
lout any Feanof taking the Infefio,. ^
By order of the Seleamety .
I PHINEAS CARLTO^F. CM?
Haverhill, December 27, 1792. '"'. *
tWilTiimiDto^T^
Years old^to live in a private family, 4&
@offe Printer. ~ ^
YfyANTED immediately, a Iftely L@
VV abou 15 Years of Age, as' Appren-,
lice to a good Trade,—lnquire of the rfmt&r^
: SMALL POX^
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.