The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-11-11 00:00:00, page 4

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T^ rdroj ?ibF@xq^fa^^
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On the choice ofamussanik ^
Assist me,,# Nine,
, Wbilfl rbghutbl^eefc^
ft&&&tyfy^^^ wraMdafi;
r b^d^ffi^^Q ^a wi
_ # ^da lifopgr, ',
To approve fobfy&h aiyotydfs:' *
Not tbetbosigidbld fry :^ ^<>l
Who love, nor know, wh,
But follow tapp'd by^h&iM^°"''
Such vot'ries astbefe
Are like Ahai>esdf thefear, ' i
, And far'd tyibeir own irtcliriaiion's. -': .
The bedfring blade; ^ ^ ;, no^
Ho^u^t for d^.m^fryfr
?H%re meekntf and modify reign'!
tybuthundering
' I'llfyeak agei#, t„'s ' ' *^
o%irar,lguf„my^ . J ':^;
N^ ^ft#, .}^^^
. r great all is bimfelf,
Wbofi alone tyediMtijl^w;'
libta
How like j&n^eWllJfeec&h\
With 4 fleering hrlefqntya pfoaw /
pfbawl
Nor the covetuous vsretch, ,'
Wbofe bears's)ht fall Wretch -' .
CTog^^m l ;^ r I
Himfe^e withtfereft,. / t-
Andf^cp, mortals deleft,
Whofacrifice life doitbout meafare. *•
: The fluttering f@; ."'''
Hraffl, bistop ! . ,01
,N^; ^ffo call him fcxcombl trow j, _
But'tisfating ybur time, '
He's not half worth a rhyme,
Letibe fag ends ofprose bind bis saw, ^:
The gutthing fa, : fr
What a conduit bis throat !
How beajtly and vicious bis life !'
Where drunkards prevail,
, l^bobfamilies ferf,^.^ ^ (0 ;
faf/s more an afc2sortl{wi r ,.< .
' , One cbara&er yet, -,„
Twithforrew rfya t%
^ft,d^
^%(W^^
Wbarapatterntbey'll Jbew
' To their baplejs and innocent race.
'LetWifdomrtnufoine ^
4 ,b In the youth that is mine,^
.f Wbi^l Kta^ bisfatfeps impress £
S 4 cbJ@tffy ,^e, _ ] ,
Whether Joon tr or late,
^^eti'me; Ladies, what think„% rfthts?
LaURILLA.
^^^j^^fottefot——
hilarity.
——!lWtattoo ^ 1
rtehurit^
NN Wi B*ebltaa&f, from a
conviaion of the efficacy of
tod, schools, in correaingthe
moral! of youth, and aware that
hit neighbourhood flood in partic
ular need of tltefty lately proposed
& Simfy School upon anetoprin
cipb, in which, from mere motives
of patriotic he fats willing to of
ficiate graruifoufly twice a week,
every ^^„ and S^ffrda,.
^ Wa storm at fa Mr. Swain,
chaplain of the Rutland, asked one
of the crew,' if he thought there
wit aof danger ? O yet, replied
the sailor, it it blows as hard as ic
. does now, we (hall all be in Heav
}& before Bio'c^ckto night. The
chapl^, unified at the expression,
cried out, O God forbid! ^Mj
_ —_-+=———-== — -
" q&t^flfj^^
A GENTLEMAN, wearied of hi,
Carafe, fubmiued three of his
friends to riffle for her, which they
did a few days face, firft Taking
20 guineas each for the prize. The
fortunate winner is an old nun^
7 6, and the yourg Spotted
Ifpoufe 28.
A YOUNG^mnAh&hac
freed fostara^ MT#.
^iLWfosfo*^
]te letters taWf/lendsxhos: "If
an office's for ii ^^ it it
called a wound ; if my be^d was
'fa off, it would be only the fame;
but it I survived 1 fl&te*^^
dia them." "—r
-^h M-^^ a&jrjoM&T/iOi
:WHEN rtfyffi of Vatenci
ertfcfired Wig-llofe at ifei&
ed army {the siege might Brut, be
fat&te'.fetoverted^^
fOTCThTr "^^
^N,Hibernia vecy .h
aty,ra mate blunder#, laid a wa^
ger mat he %!& A« P^ one
for twelve bourn the wager waia
a dozen of & fell,wine and a {up
per. In order to be fafe from
bl^&fltgentl^^ I„ttey.
utuue^wrch ^ptepcefyretil ,|^
time was; felty elapfed,and the
bet gi^oi^ferfeffr
the company querying how, long,
the messenger ftaid,thM had Men
dispatched, for the ¥% O^ty^J
Cries the Hibernian, 1 fuppofcfe
has broken thebotiles, and flays to
fill them again. This tiraefy bull
occasioned the forfeiture of ffi Wa
ger, ^and Iliecompany W^l^
^ me ' f# at his expense, ^,:
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h^id u 4 44 *&<%Bhfosq^
k ^'.J^jC ^ —=rT~ r ^z an^^
, From the FEDERAL GAZETTE, ^;
OCTOBER 11.
4U zo^;, rrird'G ^fr yi^f;
L MR. BROWN,/
XNUMBER ^f^ ffi„^
1 of thirdly, whQ fupffly
we have twofevers now! prevailing
among us, hate affeft^d, that a
yellow color is effenthl to what is
called tafffi'te*.^
lowing extract from Dr< Mofely
will Ihew bow much they have
b een ^^j,ffiffifl
ficun praftded pwfcmany yea,
in Jamaica; aad fawithe fever,
; which he describes id all its differ
ent forms.
66 I have used (Uys the Doctor)
the word „/fo, in compliance
with custom : but I even ditituft
that name, as the inrapirienced ma,
be looking' out for that appearance,
and not find, untill it is fao late,
the dikale he has to contend with!
And indeed the yellowness of the
skin, like the black vomiting, is
not an invariable symptom of this
fever: those who ate fortunate e
nougb to recover, seldom have it ;
and many die without its appear
ance. Besides, the yellowness alone
lead, to nothing certain ; it may
arise from an inoffenfive. fuffufion
of bik."-=p. 4iij second edition.
The pre feat epidemic hat like^
wife been called a putrid fever ,
god the remedies for the cure or
fthat species of fever have been ve
-Iry generally prefcribedi The fol
lowing extract from the fame an
chor will ffiew the earor and mil
chief of that opinion and practice.
" This disease is, in the highest
degree poffibte, an inflammatory
onq, accompanied with luch fymp-
toms, in* great extent, as attend
dip in&ffiaa&y fe^u, and mefl
/takingly the reverse of any disease
shat is putrid, or of one coximec
foto^wto k attack 3 aII such
people, and under such cifam
I^U^WB the objeds
QoM(*l^M<iffite4W^' % !
In another pl&^tafy^fod 'I
1^ Bleeding must be performed^
and /epeated' dvety'^^
typify or whenever the exace/ba
tigns cotoe Qty white the beat,, fil
nefs of pwfe, and pains, etatere:
and, if these fymproms be ,fo@V
a^Q^i^,^ d&not ,oatc
during the £ir& 36 or 48 boors of
the feto; bleedftg should be exe
cuted even to fainting. '„TC
away onlyifix „ eight ounces of
blood, bec^ufe the patient, may be,
hint, which t^'z symptom of the
disease, sfyoin^fy^tog ^^fl^
the cure. 1 1. Where-^
propers no blood Ihould be .taken
away rmete[ft i^ptc^W f tai
qij^iQiQ no: relieve, and iris
luting that rime w^teh^cao mesa
be regained.'*. F^tj^ffl/'' 1
-&Pu^fyW^^'-^^
the foho&lhg rertroks: H '
"VVnen a fufficien, g^nfyy 61
blood has been taken away (which
tos&^ doney let th6 pattest'llhab
it be^hat it a^fflWWW^
rei<era'ted exacerbations, fyffiih^
i&\& face,thifft, pains i&the head,
lafburning to the eyes; remain)
ffit next step is, to evacuate the
^^6 of wels, and turn
Ute humoure down, p. 435.^ ^
staking of OpfrUM, the Ddaor
*"ln A fever falfehly inflaninia
tory, where the contents of the
+hoie ^mentary <,naf are to ht^t
@\^ o^l
j@^iaaevfe4s9^^
^ To^thefe quotations $ Woo
ty^^b^ ^ fo the
infauna: ;^t& Cflolfy^the^is
pro&bjymoreuoiverfaily and mere
hW^iiMl^ our city,
aMdie^cooicus evacua
irods than in uhOlana of Jamaica.
I It certainly,,eqtiM&imore speedy
'and mure, plentiful bleeding than
a common pteUrdy; ihafmuch a^
che dbiood vessels, rendered weak
by. the previous hot femmen are
in more dianger oftbeiog ruptured,
both ext%al(, &hittefDally,^Toti)
the violent ftteulusiofitbe conta
gion, than in aDinfammatory fever
Iwhich Succeeds cold weather.
I BENJ.RUSH.
Philadelphia, 061. 9.
—^^^=^^==-^^
.Conned
newlqndon, oct. 17. Aietta
from ,the Captain of a vessel it
Martinique, dated August 30th,TO
a merchant in Newyork, lays,^
ft The French have began to
take American vessels bound to a
riy British iflrnds ; a schooner be
longing to Norfolk was brought in
here yesterday, taken within a
league of Barbadoes ; and another
taken Into Gaudaloupe a ^ days
p^ft. It is my sincere with that
America may have policy enough
to remain neutral this was ; # pa
cific disposition towards all parties
is certainly best." - °
'Qt^^&^^^^ffltyr^y^^tyty^l^^ty^ty^ty^^j^ty^
Prater of tbe Mirrour,
PRESENTS his most grateful thanks
Fto these gentlemen on the eafterh
Route, who have favoured him with their
patronage in taking the Mirrour for
the year paft=-arid informs them, that he
is determined to keep a faithful post, and
fend his papers avery % week (weather per
mitting) mta the following towns, viz.
b, Pembroke, Canterbury, Northfield,
|Saqdbor,rar, M^ ,Gilmantown,
fcotfopp/Clfc^^ A^nftoWn;
Deerfid'd, C^iidia, and Chester—And So
licits a continuance of the custom of the
gentlemei\ ivfiQ haVe fevourfd him fere
tofore—and also the custom of all Others
wtio may wiffi for Newspapers on g%d
tepn^wh^m. he will efc^Qui tQferve
^ll^^wte ^^., ^^
The : Price of the Mirrour,is SEVEN
^HfiX4NGS a year? to Caftr/o^ Indian
yorpfa a '^ o rßy^
if four failfogs a buihe^^ at ope
Filling arid fix pence a:bufhel, or good
VOhe^tat five (hillings a bnfhel.-
m^ who. receiyea pajx:Ts from Mr.
^bner^laiyters irejrihg@es!that'tlie
pay is cue to the Printer—At,d'for the
cimghich, James, sity',K)de,: @e Prin^
er h^ tyfem^nrin ,& 4ny of th.em-rao,d
as lie did not employ said Silver, or eym
@ die waters ^ him,.Q(but ,tQan.otb^r
pferfon, wliq ta him to rising) he cannot
confifetWiffltite#^ offaid Sifter's
^cou n,;.-—fThe printer Wes two weeks
paperL ,hffi fild "Silver, im&rtaokflo
% ?rp;^^ ^fq s^l.
aim will fobarge his pyftomci, oply from
I*o, 2c),lncluding that No.—TbeJfc#
fix months, pay therefore becomes due to
fl^ fruiter with ipe 54th No. # at which
ftytyt &ttf^ ,fafelfos will be wil
ling ta,m# payment-4s.be h^ beep
will receive his pay, for papers ?n the said
roue at the end eff^ery fix months ; —
and those wtedifeontinue their papers,
must pa, ht rhetime t fre, ftfy.'
Those who pay Caftfto Mr, Tyler, the
present poftl fhafi have credit given them.'
mibifiofe^ho prefer paying ' Corn, Rye,
l&c. at ' ityulated above, are requeued to
•left it arthefoHowing places, viz.
: Th Pembroke, at Mr # '^Frederick Fof
ter'§ Tirvera.'
I Tri Canterbury, it Mr. Lewis's store,
, and atMt Wilfarb Hazlerine's.
i^ln Ncfrthfifeletyat Capt. Haines's.
, In Satidborntot, at Major Duncan's
fore,#rid~at. Mefts/ Ward & 'Costing's
I fibre. ™
I f ln Meredith, at Mr. Bonington's store,
.liv Gilman town, at Mr.' Woodman's
store, at'Mr. Burns's store, dipt.'bow'll
I or at Mr. David Bea he's.
} ^hLondon, at Mr. Abraham Bache! 7
( der's, Mr. Nathan Sweat's, Mr. Wood's
ftpre, Capt, Piper's, or at Mr. Nathaniel
Bidder's Mil!.
'"lfr Chfchefter, at Capt. Hook's, Esq.
Evans's, or Mr. Mead's.
^ sh Candla; at Lieut. Moor's.
In Chester, at Dr. Sargeant's, Master
RutfeH's, or at Laridlord Kelley 's.
October, 28, 1793.. ^
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Ne^fy^M^ No. VI.
•, !* ";::L •^^ tt*• ^.v- u.’u^~ ><:
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
:Atto btjoWb, Elijah Russell,
THE
'Newbam^foire Magazine, &c.
For NOVEMBER, 1793.
: CONTAINING,
*ThWHiftory of Mons. and Madam du
F—. On the Religion, &c. of the Gipfies.
Affeding Scene. Essay on female Charms
Persian Tale. On Rational Christianity.
Considerations on the restless and felfifh
Spirit of Man. _ Curious anecdotes of the
recovery of ancient hiftory. An account
of two very remarkable occurrences in
the natural hiftory of Connedicut. Essay
on tlfe consistency of learning with polite-
Refs. A fihgular adventure of General
Putnam. The Collection. The benefits
ofadverfity. An Account of some An
cient Customs in Wales. Thb Mourning
Turtle Dove. True African Wit. A Re
bus. Anecdote. A Persian anecdotes
Os Sailors..
To <wbich is added,
A general TITLE PAGE, and an IN
, DEX, to the firft Volume.'
NOW PUBLISHER,%
And to be fold by the'Printcr hereof,
RU^SEWs
Newhampshire & Vermont
almanack,
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