The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-12-05 00:00:00, page 4

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The Parnfo Field.
FOR THE MIRROUR.
A TRIBUTE OF ESTEEM TO THE AC
COMPLISHED ALMERIA, CP C=.
' OWEET Nymph, accept the tri^xte due
O To virtue, beauty, and, ? YQV,t '.
The Wlufe delights to , ?''• '.;,
Though small else boon wbi&^>r&,o±&,
Yetfrom facers rekpea it flows,
And bids ber verfho Itaft" « 'V
faw/miting 1 NNOCENceii#/1&8,
That in the train of Graces move, ( , >
Conjpire to pleafetb,ty©p„
Who, that e>jo,sYouß convene gay,,
Would not desire a longer flay, ™ ff
And grieve, so Joon to part ?=— ^"'
Ab! far, my FAIR, the Giddy Train,
Whom Fashion's apijh rules coriflrain
Tojoin in levity ;
Flyfar from sanes of noise and.ftrjfe,
And, mid the walks of Rural Life,
itye True Felicity.
0! may the Man, wbomfajb&lidi'n
To bi ridinHymtn's flken chain,
Tour days with pleafure-hkfs:
May you to HI M be ever dear—
,Maj^k Virtuous, Kind, Sincere ;'
And,LOP£bis SoVL„ffi/s.i^
WESTBOSTON. SOCIABILIS.
Attention! the whole.
[Printer,
AYSThomas, far neighbors have wrote to the
To dobfending Newspapers during the Quinter ;
For living is bard, and provisions are dear,
Ami there'sfeldam much news at & time of the
Butrin jammer the papers more nevus wilieobtain,
And then, or in faring & ma, td&bem again.
Sigs John, neighbor Thomas yourfcbeme erases me
[fmile)
but few is th Printer to live the mean while ?,
Ifiirfefoe'fo bard, as you do not deny,
The Printer, to,kfsl?e's Supported, muftfiie: l
winfummer %tyri^ he can neverjurwive,
VnlQs through the winter,oes keep binsglive;
Ariaif you onceflarve him, it will Fe in vain,
Toexpea that be e,er can „rve,o^4g@k^
S^s Themes, indeed we did none ofas think,
That Printers could feel, or coutil want, Meat er
[Drink;
Or like other p£o,h would cloat bing require.
Or wood for the warming tbemjfyp ^ithafire.
And ifnone of tbofe wants any trouble could canfe,
They might JivQ as the bears do, by fueling their
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MATRIMONIAL HUM.
A WIT used io observe of a Mr.
O- ——, who paid hit address-
^ to aMife Lamb ferfOOTteen Years,
that it was true he courted a Lamb,
but he married aSbety.
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.^Theological Berber.
A PERIWIG MAKER, in the ci
ty of London, to attract custom, had
paintedso hit sign, the full length
pidure of Abfalom, suspended on the
branches or a tree, by the hair of hi#
head, arid underneath, Bribed the
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"/ ob, 4bialou, ! nyjin,flgftn !"
j femtefufatf^ are, been
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Married, at Newyork, Citizen Genet,
late Minister from the French Republic, to
Miss Cun ton, daughter of the Governor
& of that Ante. %%vr ^ : ^ f
Political MifeeUan,-
.' FROM TAP MFDV
THE SOLDIER? No. IV,
:#4minftratrffl who are tex
my ffoW. to contuft it ^b %
articles already quoted from our Cpo
-Ift. Tb^^
laid before, #ll ^d a guenon
whereby we may judge of the juftte
or propriety of foch f^ft ; (or,
this article, kind retfxir, , eg hav) vn-I
1, to refer to m^fy^
.—This uictefi^ouhi ytyappli&h;
ble io the prefenc invelfotion— The
several claute q^d, &e evidences ,
ducQoftiturioo^ no diftinG-;
tions— The exemption of ;he officer!,
of the Federal anfl,,state gbveiqmeW|
^ %^H ^pte^g %
Witary Syf&L hasten Sufficiently
canvj&d,! fope„,ta co^vinq ALL|
that it Q,vNjffiL—But there are oth-i
er exe/fyt,[,%#/^ and. Deacons of 1
Gbarcbes."—! do not readily confer,|
of the reafonablenefi of excusing this
clafi of men. Did our wife Legifla-I
cure suppose that military duty would
defile tbofe who administered in holy}
things ? I have fomfyhere read of a
nation famed for piety, and the favors
of God ; which consisted of twelve
divisions or families, onrof which was
let apart to adrfinifter. in holy things
and to teach virtue and morality.—
This nation was often invaded by for
eign enemies, and as often found their
brethren, who administered in dispell
ing a spiritual am,, to afift in vao
quilhing a carnal one— But the world
are continually refining, and perhaps
what was a real virtu in so early a
period, would be a aotorim vice, if
committed by the gifted brethren of
the present enlightened age.
^ " Masters of Arts, and Stows al
fy Giltege,^ great advantages
the community receives from this class
of men deserves their cordial ibanks—
Speak, O Cambridge ! fl the world
how dexterous they have been in over
feeting , which needed cleanf
togl and how many ftacfa of ha,
dfyfiayie burnt, ro prevent extortion!
and the numberless other feats they
hare performed conducive of the lite
ftoCTcfte^ T^^ ^
£ " Sugeta and Pbffita,"—U(etu\
members of focietf—But why (hould
the, be exempted from the expense,
in preference to the leather-dresser ?
his absence, at feme critical periods
fWtyboOTjmq, occasion a lofi to
& public of is<7l4dei ; yet he must
pay for absenting mnfelf—and truly
the Do&or may also lose by absent-
Hg himself the famQength of time,
a case, which othetyfe might have
served him fix months to have spent
hit ityfaw, and wty his lungs by
tnrowin^ out technical terms—(thp'
It ia confeflfed his brains would not be
endangered if doomed to bear a dou
ble degree of exercise) for the disease
now being left to the efforts of nature,
is thrown off, and the patient recovers"
by mere negleift — Thus the public
have a good member restored to them,
who otherwise ma have fallen a fac
rifice to the Doaor's officioufnefs.—
My Country men, judge ye, which of
the two, the teath^reffir or his doc
torfhip, renders the public the greatest
service ; and which io justice (if either)'
ought to be exempted by the sixth ar
ticle. I conclude from the exemption
of thia dab, Students, Mafteri of Arts,
a catalogue of petticoat brethren,
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which they fan the martial abilities of
teJ^tfty ^Hefo G^
GIDEON, „hen he led hit host to tte
I more crmclticive to the &Phetil hanoi> I
my fellow citizens, in the tfyie of ;
manhood, where is th. 'liberty Wfr.
qualify, of which we have made foch
an ofteotatiom boast ? As there js no
general rue without exceptions, so no
one I hope will be offered at the
charader I have delioeatecl of his pro
ftffion; my only intention being, to
rouse men Irani the lethargic state, in
to which they hav,e imperceptibly -M
---fetU, and if ppffib> to excite fteQi
like men co " ftand'fafl in the liberty'
wberewilb God hath made fbmjrei."
If the indication of the militia.fe : pf
general utility, why should it not sea
general expense ; if it is not, why
mould individual, be oppreft with so
grievous a burden ? Are ts%e not
j^Qufands dragged iptq the field, there
to endure the teiguesof the day, who
have not mppey enough to purcbafe
them a comfortable meal ?—Blalb, ye
oppreffori, and be silent, ye oppress
ed—— To conclude this paper,——-
" Learn then thismaximfrom a godlike fire,
" The boneft laVrer 's worthy of bis hire."
O EXTRACTED FORTHE MIRROUR. 4
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
or *
Remarkable Events, Inventions,
AND -^^
The jEra, Country, and Writings of learned
Men.
The whole comprehending, in one view, the
analysis, of outlines, of Universal Hiftory,
from the Creation. (Continu&h)
Years AFTER CHRIST. ,J ^C. I
THE Portuguese firft fail to
the Eaftiodies by the Cape
of Good Hope.'
[South America difcovaed by A
mericus Vtfpufiw, from whom it
htfits ^ame. ? A^rr'c^f'
:1499 North America ditto;.* for |
Henry Vll by C^bot.
<ISOO Maximilian divide th&eabi
pile of Germany into fix cuotefy and'
adds four more in 1512. s il; .<%
-* > 505 Shillings firft coined in £#g-1
laid./^H^t'b.^f
1509 Gardening introduced into'
England fromthe Netherlands, froml
whence vegetables vrere imported
hitherto. .;
1513 The battle of Flowden, in
yshich JametAV. of Scotland it killed,
with the Bowet ofihii nobility.
1517 Martin Luther began the
Reformation.
Egypt i s conquered by the Turks.
1518 Magellan, ia the service of
Spain, firft difcovera the straits of that
name in South America.
1520 Henry VdH^ifor kii writings
In favour of popery, rtteivesehe title
df Defender of the Feith from sbis
Holinefi, CT T:. o ^Triam^
1519 The name of peoteftant takes
fas rife from the Reformed protesting
against the church of Rome, at the
diet of Spies in Germany.
1534 The Reformation laka place
in England, under Henry VML^
1537 Religious boules dissolved by
ditto§frCT
153, The firft English edition of
ffie Bible authoriaed^ the prrifot
trafiflation finifhed x6ll. f ^^'
About thia time^cannon began to
be uted in ihips.^
1543 Silk stockings firft worn h,
the French king; firft worn in Eng
land by queen Elizabeth, 1,6,1,,$
steel frame for weaving invented by
the Rev. Mr. Lee, of St. John's Col
lege, Cambridge, 1589,
fins nrtt uied in Engianc, oerore
which time the UdiSfed fleecers.
one Shilling per
1545 The famous council of Trent
.Is4gGrd£lieutenant of counties
inftitOTrd in England.
'ss° Horse guards inftiwted in
Englahd,
'555 The Ruffian company eftab-
Beo iff EngiM : q
1 558 Q^ceo Elizabeth begins her
1560 .The; .Reformation in Scot-^
land completed by Joh^ Knox.
:r^K oita firff made in England.
iffy Royal Exchange firft built.
1572 Thegreat mafticre of Pro^
Iteftaots at Paris. N
1]579I ] 579 The Dutch (hike off the
Spanish yoke, and the republic of
Hol land begins. ^?s
Engliffi East India company incor
porated—established 1600, ^
^ _—Turkey company incorpo
rated.
1580 Sir Frances Drake returns
from his voyage found the world, be
ing the fivft EogHih circumnavigator |
Parochial register firft appointed inj
England.„
1582 Ptp c Gregory, introduce the
New Style in <kal, ; the sth of Oc
tober being counted if ™
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Note of Hand.
JN order to prevent people being imposed
on, public notice is hereby given, to all
people, not to purchase a note of hand against
John Tucker, of Gilmantown, payable to
Elijah Davis, of said Gilmantown. Said note
being loft or ftoleo, It is supposed to bear f
date of December 21st, 1793, payable the ift ;
day of September, 1794.
_ , ELIJAH DAVIS.
Gilmantown Nov. 25, 1794. 0
Stray Shoat.
CAME® the subscriber's enclosure some
time paft^lfandy coloured SHOAT—
The owner is defined to prove property, fy
charges, and tge it.away.
'^ RA ABBOTT
Concord, Nov. 27, 1794. 0
__Q —to—foc——,_L___._——it.
CASH giren for RAGS at the
store ofWAir^& FisK, Concord. a
^CTrrc"'= # t!r"TY+'"— "—rt*—-^^
A POST.
4 Faithful POST wanted, wbo
% meet with encourag+mOT 4, applyingat
this Office immediately.,
> ^.§/ TO BE LET, . " /,.
A Convenient STORE,
IN Sandborn,on, lately occupied ty Weird
& Cuffing, with a
Pot and Pearl Ash Works.
Enquire of GEORGE C. WARD.
Sandbarnton,Nov. 1,1794. 0
':typt-fo _ t~—_-— —=
Wait & Fisk
DEG lelVe to inform the Pub-
D fc, that tteytiW JUST OPENED
A STO REiaCONCORD,
^(formerly occupied by Hfo Kimball)
Where they have ^GENERAL ASSORT
„CT ^ M^NTofo^ft ft
Weftindia and European
G°°DS,
• likewise,
^ A general aflbrtment of FRESH ri Tv
DRUGS and MEDICINES;
^{^hWefta&u
V WhtetowMltafyd 00 most Rft
fonable Terra^tty^^
ALSO, ?
L^ii^A:^T?"!' i ''PPP:T°r:Q
the above store
Kinde Pro-
Aiirprprpiuprtin navmenlL .^or^-^
receives payment.
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