The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1797-10-10 00:00:00, page 1

Vol V
% RUSSEL AND DAVIS.
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Q^^ Thingsfell become NEW,
,'1 ^'^'S=^^~ '^ ?^ ^ „' $
<rHE on, a? %ewe/bail effir, far &
alteration of the FORM es our ,ty r ,
is, the decided disapprobation #/,a large
majority of our patrons to it book-wife
IWwe cannot „rjonate the weather-cock
fe far, , to fafe everybody,,,/ INTER
& 2sr at lead, proff th mto&tyl.
pta, as few as ,@le.
Our gratitude awaits tbofe who Law
p^^ijed e r P V hitherto-— Thur kind
^^^> filter be th aim of f
^W4$ H^^ "' EDITORS.
STORE broken open.
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the night of the 29th
£ '? dfy^of August, )797, the store of
the, fubferiber was broken open, and the
. following articles stolen, vizaj {^ so.
Ipfec^of bte
1 do. biack fik hanckerchieft,
a piece; of fhawb,
Qifoce of moflio handkerchief#,
r piece of muflia apront,— Cath,
land other (mail articles unknown.
+^.^^^^
tefo,tbargrs paid, per me—
*^,^^ Ebehezet &totf;'^
B ra #rd, Ag.29\te i^ 56
: fr^l^Wt'
&^^^
<bury, deceafed/andhas taken upbn him
that trust, by. giving bonds as the law
direas • :„And &U berfons havinz anyde-
OTtnds Iftate; are fttired
to exhibit their accounts at tfe fubferib
er'§ hoafe in Canterbury, for settlement
—fofe are requeued to
-rt^^ CLOUGH .
^ — ^ . CT rtdmimftrator. '[
Canterbury, Sept. 2.1797. J.
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STOP THIEF!
THE Store of the Subfertb-
Aon in Hancock,was broken open on the
:^^^^^
r M Cloth ; I 4 „rds black Sattin ;a piece of
blackwailed Ffo; a piece of black Rufo,
afako/r^ Chintz ?afew black
j^ta&^ft; fc Cfr^M^
do.—two pitas 0; hack Mode ; Chintz ans.
purple Shawls —a few pairs mens' fik Hoje,
% &t Wfoer Will take st, fofre
f^dTbief, fo ™^?' r ^^
gfo&P s MM4,% ^^
,SAMUEL GORDON,
'TAKE NOTICE.
may
°'WM'l«ate< And Aceotin's due to tilths and
I^I^ r^^ lfyDAVib sTEARNS.
CONCOR D, {newhampshire] T UESD At OCTOBER 1707.
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'/<(& / r« ^)\' DAY {^'fr*'^/" <VO
^FenJue.
To be SOLD, at Public Veodoe,
by the Subscriber, ^„.
DOLLARS worth
q.W x, o , YOUNG NEAT
STOCK, SHEEP, Household Goods,
and Farming Utensils, on Monday, the
thirtieth dy of ORober next, at Nine or
the clock id the forenoon.
LEAVITT CLOUGH.
Cahfei bury, Sept. 1797.
7; N. B. The Sale to be at the
dweilirghpple of Wm. TurrlLL, late
nfC^ t/rbarv, decea fed.
STOP THIEF!
^-—>^^ Monday
evening.Of the
I zcfinftant, was stolen
&from the hoofe of
^^v3e±a^&^& Mr ThomasHa d-'
Iby, in Goffftown, a light grey Horse,
3 years old, well built, natural trotter,
and handsome carihged—has the fingu
lar mark of a double twirl, or corit in
the f^ehead, and one white hind font—
A Saddle and Bridle, almod new, and a
bine Great Coat, were taken with him{
Whoever will take up and (ecore laid
thief, and return the Horse, shall hdve
a reward of TWENTY DOLLARS,
and all reasonable charges, paid by me,
HENRY HEMPHILL, Mor
Bow, Oa. 4, 1797. 2§%
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FOREIGN NEWS.
^Q^^n^^^¥ft
: ( Internal French Affairs.
[O By th latest European accents, it tatyl
be apparent to ever, citizen of tie % States,
•Who thinks on th jbbj&tbat th teernh
#ire ®f & French Republic,,^ tyhdi.-
fuming a gloom, apfoaisce add tbh tty
b /!^^^^
the, Threaten a fafhon its IrarqteFf,. B&'
h%een th Legifati^e and E,ec,&t &,fr
<ils, tbe greatyi difunto has for feme ty
egijleei. Its origin nite bane TOi;'@toe,
accurately tont. Fe know the C&iuil es
goo to be in ,4v, r of Ptace, b) a large tea
jerit,. ftabe Diredor, an eppfo foi
ment, it is /aidprevails. OntbiQndfome
other hafrg <t,ics, tbe djfcgbte&^ th
tvu&bodies; b„i mfed/hL'e^
<4 fafya the Executive wkbuid'efJtai or to
overawe their aeliberatibns, k, tbs armed
force, ^bi< b isfaidJhvgb tofyfoibt kw
fidente th Dir&,, to d&&o.
its mcafares. The lufpitita ts the goo, it
iftotant, hbtre notghundteff l&er pre
text of anaval expeditionfrem Breff, ^bib,
boutyer, Qs fed 0„nfy1&& of Wbe an
<#,& b/ intended exccaiifo% large fart of
Get. Heche's arm,; left th Rbini, and,
1 marebid to vitbin lifagoH of Paris,—
The Council ts 300, alarmed at ibis Vida,
tio. of the article of th Cation; which
,%,& &e no armed force fall be con
rated ^itfog leagues of the fc„t
sting of The Lteflstore {demanded of th^
torfatefefy zo,th chafeoftbe pfo
dure, and of the meoferrt it bad taken teop
tfyfo,, Th&foDtaa.-
#o„era/M tb£m!clots aci
andtnformed that orders Qsregiv
bar complied ^fcb&e orefr^W
quit bin Con Hitltittel tirfiE. iwr, Ar
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Ib A 9
evals, that ihcfe dretidful divisions, which j
they flatter themselves with having ere- 1
ated between the councils, exist only In|
their imagination. Gen. Dumas has 1
fliewn himfdf a; the tribune of the coun |
cil of Adeems, what Pichegru has prev•
ed hratef in that of the Council of SOO
;—a friend to peace, and ready to mike
every facrj&% except that of honor, to
public liberty. He had no difficulty in
P^W? f ' at these two refolurions were
in every reffta conformable to the t&t
of the corftityiion, and ,were called for
by the critical fcuatiop of public Rff^.
We are bound to Rate, that within
fame weeks the condoling appearance of
public £ff,frj has^ totally chariferf—dif
truft has focctetded to hope, agitation to
calm, revolutionary appearances .to the
tranquility which prevsiled brfor,
-<T^ Dh^aory, deceived by
chimerical alarms, appear apprehen five
of the future, and featfrt'of ;elj ibg on
the funport of the power whiehrins been
entrusted to them, oh the exercifeof its
lawful means; they endeavor to appear
appreh afire of an atta<k on the coriffi
tu fieri ; but instead of retreaurig into a
foritos and defending!#, they have re
ccurfeto,@ims, which the cctoftituilpii
fhouid break.
Tfere are, dpub^fy men io France
wbj' regret the old government, and there
are others, no doubt, wtib hive a fefrti/
parity foube revolutionary government,
lo favorable to theirm^gr^nt p^ffions,
and their infatiaW avarice #bit these
ft^ta of defyotifa g.U witchy form
but frfeiM party in the republic ; and
even fuppefing the number of them,
greater than it is, the Roy^lifts have
ihewnihe feeblenefs of their policy, the
Anfarchifts tire cruelly of their despotism,;
too much to ft fferffi to fear that they
will, et again be a^le to muster with
foccefs egaiuft the defenders of the con
ftitutioiw','f¥l,t,' •?#
-^w^^^^
represent 'n tf e politics horiz )0 as charged
with ,dD'hdS\ tyhirh have blown over us,l
t! e: w^itd 'he f&v'mced, that the great
mfyrlty ^f t$ country is devoted to
¥ea: Who thth^re the persons wfe
; ffr^^7frother of these opinions ?'
fffi&Mfy %^^ £ft attacked ite
pQwfr at Mini when armeifwith
tetters det&h<|, and arbitrary power
,^ L*f, pkod? Are thefeiheper.
?ohfi,ho hi .deferent pipte Affeffibhes
hive fro&i^^ and developed the priri
rifles efriiberty and offefpr< featlfye
Goretatfffl, Is it 'this jrQku
nufy|>€r off Adtriniftrators, es Judges,
and of Rhblit Funlnohaites, wno have
entailed upon ttiefrfJves the hatted of
those wso only wifi for laws th^t tb,y
may prefix by then ) ; or of those who
hope far advantage by the non txiflence
C,OTit;he from our vift®:ious soldiery
who toefcen the Coqftitutico rife ce
mented by the bloM of their brethren,
who Mva.peiifteJ in dangers in which
they have partaken ? Is it from them that
we are to expeQ meafartf that are in
compatible with th@t, ofthe Confti-
Let the Diudory frankly unite sib
the hffitire Body-Ler it derive its
power from true fotirce- Let them
be convinced , h et there is a efro of
faffictent for governing, if it is not sup
ported by CQnfi^nce, and that confidence
That' A&ifteh %hi^
I ° m '
I ed (whatever talents the nwpotiator mav I
I AUCUSTK
|: M„^o'y,fo had hddrtlfed rhe
IDire&ory.lDire&ory. The folkwing is the hb
rfiance of it :—
I" When a>frcact has arrived to put „.
end to our labours, it is our duty o look
towards our country What ahem r^nd
ing piaure does it pretend The confti.
tution violated, the goverumeru d^grada
ed, the e,migrants rduririrg, the priefta ;
tebelsto rhe laws, and hen^u.cd, ere
- hmhi&l and upright republicans pro-
Bribed andmuidcred, the ptignares cf'
&ty^ Airk the btag@fse
defenders of their country. What Ifo
these moafters imagine; .&{ eight years
of facrifice, of battles and 01 fatigue,
have exhausted our cctirage ? Do they,
imagine % have not enough, left to de
. fend the conftnuton we have faorn'to
maintain ?— Let them tremble ! Yet-
Let these confpi raters trembled We
will keep this formidable cwh.—The•
fjords which have exterminated the ar
mies of kings, arc fti n in the hands ofth'e
corquerofs of the Rhine, of -the Serobre
aod f&ute, and of Italy.,, Dc&he road
to Paris present more cbftacles than that
to Vienna ' Mo— it will be opened % o of
by the refcublicfinl wb^haye .remained
faithful to liberty. United we fell de
fendh: andour couimunetiemies (hall
.toeUved.!? : CT
COUNCIL OF FIVEHUNDRED,
AUGUST.,.''
DEtARNE — " fcome in the n^mri
cf your committee of irttyQors; to mifo
the report which ycu required on .the
march of the troops,
" It results, from the information thfl
We have procured,
.1,. That from z6fo 27,000 men have
beeg detached from ihe army of Snofru
and Meuse, thread of 9000, as was slated ~
by Gen. &¥&. f
That this force dire^ed its march
~That aformkWTeTrTnr^
followed this force, which was to 5; en
camped at St. Dennis, Etaropes, 2nd the
circenj?ccnt places.
4 Th^t the ex:rio:di r ,!y experfeih.
curred by this march had exhausted tha
funds of the receivers ip the departments
and particularly that of Mirne, whence
they exaaed the sum cf 40,000 livres
fyecie.
§. Th^t forced requTi lons were levi
ed, for wans of bilfeis, and confi Arable
depredations & maiittd. '" ' :
"Theininds of these troops have been
nf&dand seduced. All the soldiers and
officers prefer the roost abfu:dand the
mofkirjuricus accufariors again# the
Legislative Body. Libels are dispersed
.through the armfes ; the friends cf the
laws, and the Ceutinel, arte the only
Vjairnah which reach them. Notwith
fonding the order to make a retrogade
movement, a great number cf troops still
continue their march to Paris, by order
of Gen, Hoch, and in fyite of the oppefi
tfonuf Gen. firing, who received a couth
ter order from the minister of war.
I "The legfon called the Franks, which
^^^^^
r the country.. Th,e corp 1 )who received
orders to retreat, repair to Paris in Imill
parties, and wiibourregimentah. Citi
ien,L%app£ars to have taken a great
part io all ihtfiimareuvm. $At &ar
tta 700 banditti have been provided
wi^h arms and rmurtitione Paris is filled
with foreigners
bbed^d ^gt 7%,^lv^
armies cebberate, correspond
tab each othep pass refototionv, sod ;,<
Droclamaiioririi&hh wliich all Franraid 4
inundated. Whal has the eevernment
r d °Th^wife
I'"'w/'h'"^"^" "^ them—
ric^7,lch,ey V%^
I march of the troops ? fhaft be cal-
^^==— ^^
f^^'^^&K" ?# *.^^
N°. 259.