The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1793-12-17 00:00:00, page 3

The hon. John Sullivan, Esq.
Judge of the Dutr^it of New-Hampihirc,
having duly commissioned tbe fubkribers for
the purpofc mentioned in the foregoing Aft
ofCongrckjthey herebygive no ice to ail clai
mants of military pensions within the Hate a
forefaid that they will attend to the buftnefs at
the store ot Tenney&GilMan,
in Exeter, on the hrft and fourth Tuelday of
> every month. Siid Claimants will observe
that the Aft requ-res all ev.deace relative .to
invalids to be ratten on oa'h or affirmation
/ before the Judge or Commissioners—and con
fequendy that no certificates can avail them
except for proving the time of their diicharge
•** from the public iervice.
Efterday his Excellency
Gov. Mifflin met the two ho in
les of legislature of this State ;
to whom he delivered a lengthy
and important Speech—of which
the following is the conclulion :
“ As citizens and legislators
of an important member of the
Union, you cannot regard, with
indifference, the proceedings of
the general government; nor
the effects of foreign tranlac
tions, upon the tranquility and
prolperity of the United States.
However diftinft the federal and
State jurifdidlions may, theoreti
cally appear to be, they will, in
practice, be found mutually de
pendent, and mutually intereß
ing- If they are guided by a
correspondent policy, each is
happily calculated to strengthen
and^dorn the other ; but the
want of harmony in their ope
rations,muft be alike enervating
and injurious to both. Ata
period lo critical as the present,
this great political truth cannot
be too publickly avowed. The
dignity, the energy,and, perhaps
the peace of our country, de
pend not only upon the wilddm
of those to whom the administra
tion of our national affairs is
immediately entrufted,but upon
the sense which the people shall
manifeft of their conduct, and
the support which they shall de
rive from the constituted autho
rities of the individual Rates. —
For my part, I have uniformly
con lidered a proriipt co-operation
in all the conftkutionalmeaiures
of the general government,as an
important duty ; and, therefore,
J cannot close, a recapitulation
of fubje&s deserving legislative
attention, without anxiously re
commending the principle of that
opinion, to all the aid which
your repreuntative chara&er, or
‘the federal Pt inters in the Rate art re
quejied to oblige a number of unfortunate men by
inf r ting the above AH and Adverujtment in
tbt.r rfJpeSive papers.
minationof certain perfens ftyliog themfclves
cummiffioners.
Andie it further enabled. —That no claim
to a penlion shall be allowed under this ad,
which shall r.o: be piefented within two
years from the palling of the fame.
Jonathan TrumbUll, Speaker of the
Hcufe of Reprefentanves.
Joh N A DAMS, Vice-Prefdent of the United
Statu, and President of tbe Scnae*
Approved, February 28, 1793.
G. Washington, Prefine nl of the United
States.
Deposited among the Rolls in the Office of
the secretary of State.
Th. Jefferson, Secretary of State.
By this Day’s Mail.
PENNSYLVaNA
phiiadelpaia, dec. 5.
Samuel Tenney,
William Parker, jun.
Ephraim Robinion.
Li fl of the Members of the Hoafe of Representa
tives, returned to /'erve in the thl Rti con«
g ress of the United Stuiet:
NEWH AM PS H I R E.
Nicholas Gilman. John S. Sherburne.
Jeremiah Smith, Paine Wingate.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fisher Ames, Shearjaihub Bourne, David
Cobb, Peleg Coflin, Henry Dearborn, Sam
uel Dexter, Dwight Eofter, Benjamin Good
hue,Samuel Holton, William Lyman, Thetf
dore Sedgwick, George Thatcher, Peleg
WadLvorth, Artemas Ward.
SHOD' E ISL A N D.
Benjamin Bourne, Francis Malbone.
conn E ct i cut.
James Hillhoufe, Benjamin Huntington,
Arnafa Learned, Stephen Nix Mitchell*,
Uriah Tracy, Johathan Trumbull, Jeremiah
Wadsworth.
BOSTON, D FC. 14.
Extra ft of a letter frofn a refpeft
able Houjein Lisbon, to a Gen
tie man in this town, dated Oft.
^793- ,
“Ourlaft was on thezothSep
tember. Three day sago, a Por
tuguese frigate from Gibralter,
brought us the diftrefling intell
igence,that a truce for i z months
has been concluded between our
Government and that of Algiers
and that ieven of the Corsairs of
the latter had already palfed the
Streights. To-day we receive ad
vice, we are afraid but too true,
of five veflels having been alrea
dy taken, and we tremble for the
face of many others, who may
be bound here and to Cadiz,
entirely unacquainted with their
danger. We are all here in the
greatest conlrernation —not an
American dare venture out —and
we learn only just now, that a
Swede is going to New-York —
We leize in haste the opportuni
ty, to give you this intelligence,
which you will of courle make
as public as poflible^ to deter
veflels from coming out.
The cutting off by this means
the American commerce, must
certainly cause a scarcity of grain
here, in the spring, and specula
tions in neutral ’bottoms, or
under convoy, could scarce fail
to anlwer.”
There is a native dignity observable
in all the addresses of The President
of the United States,which falls to the
lot of few men to be able to communi
cate : —But the one recently made to
Congress, is the mos dignified he ever
made. The period is big with great
events. And the manner in which the
fit nation of our country is developed
and the measures proposed to maintain
its national character., must excite the
most pleafur eable sensations in the breasts
of every American.
Thtfodorus Bailey, Ezekiel, Gilbert, Henry
Glenn, JameS Gordon, Eli A Ttflbot, Thomas
Treadwell, J. E> Van Allen, Philip Van
Cortland, Peter Van Gaafbeck, John Watts.
John Dewy, Elia® Boudinot, Lambert
Cadwalladcr, Abraham Clark, Jonathan
Day ton,
PENNSYLVANIA.
James Armstrong, William Finley, Tho
mas Fhzfimdns, Andrew Gfegg, Thomas
Harvley, Daniel Heifler, William Irvine,
•Mr. Mitchel ii ehaeda Sena'or, in the room
cj Mr- Sherman, declared t
Hon. Jofnua Coit, and Ze
phaniah Swift, Elq. are elected
Representatives in Cdrigrefs for
the State of Connedicut.
private influence enables you to
bestow.”
VERMONT.
Nathaniel Niles, Ifrad Smith:
NEW-YORK*
MASSACHUSETTS.
NBW-JERSBY.
Poji-Rider^
BEGS leave to inform those of hie C^flom.
ers, who are indebted to him for papers
or the years 17^1 & 17^,40 fettle by the
ffirft of January next—otherwise he shall be
under the neceflity of calling on them in a
way disagreeable to him, and expensive to
them- Bills for the present year will be
presented for feidement immediately $ and
should attention be paid to them; and honor
ably difoharg’d, it will enable hid to cancel
every debt, and perfue his route another sea
son. He tenders his best regards to those who
have been pundual jn payment, and defircs
a continuance of their favogs.'
December 17.
To GENET.
IT is not wihout. indignation, that I read
in the public papers of New-York, of the
19th of November, the difgracefui invitation
which you have sent me 10 return to Ne v-
York, where I would hnd you difpcfed to re
ceive me, and to solicit for me the indulgence
of the Executive power.
Vile and infamous man, you are not con
tent to dHhonour me in the eyes of the geed
Americans, bur, always double and dccei.fal,
you have recourfc to hipocrify, which is ne-
Ceflary to cover your crimes, to make it be
lieved, chat your difhonourable propofols,
which 1 rejed with horror, were made me by
a virtuous citizen, whose patriotism is unal
terable, and whole facrifices in the caule of
the French Revolution^ merit the efleem and
confidence of the whole nation—-by a citizen,
whose persecutions attach me more and more
—with whom I shall esteem myfelf happy ro
share all his misfortunes and dangers ; and,
to whom I fwcar, to defend by all (he means
in thy power, both against you and the aUaf
fins you keep in your pay^
But it is in<vain you attempt to slander a
Republican, whole whole life has been devo
ted to the Service of his country—whole name
was known before you rose from the dirt,
which you are yet covered—who gained vid.
cries over the enemies of France, while you
was employed in the bureau of Louis XVf .
The reproach you endeavour to cover him
wi.h, will rettfrn upon yourfelf, and only the
name of Galbaud will be Suffic.ent to annihi
late you.
As much paltroon as criminal, you put in
vain the dagger into the hands of men as
contemptible and mistaken as yourfelf. Gal*
baud and me, we d^re you—and in difpite of
your SatteLces we will go to France, and de
nounce your crimes; and your head shall pay
the forfeit of them. But it is already too
long time that 1 have abased myfelf in hold
ing coriverfe with you : If 1 should continue,
I Ihould think that I deserved the shame you
endeavour to cover me with, in following
your intentions and Sentiments.—Adieu' 1 and
do not forger, that it is to Genet, and not to
tbe Minitier of the French Republic, that 1
am Speaking-
The Aid de-camp of G. Galbacd,
in the United States of America.
Signed, Conscience.
Nov, 27,1793, Secondyear of the French )
Republic, one and indivilibit. J
From the COLUMBIAN CFATIAFL.
Fir. Ruffe I.
The follovjing letter nuas received fretn
Nevi. York, by the lad Mails, <with a rtq^efi
that it might be pubhfned—it has au appear an:e
of authinticity :—“Yhofe voho hive tbdr adubts
may fee tbe original commuracaion. Yours,
T- A.
TRANSLATION.
Tbe Citizen Con/'cience officer in the Sth r egi
ment of French infantry, and Aid-de-camp
to Citizen Gaibaud, Governour General of
St. Domingo,
o *
South Carolina.
Lemuel Benton, Alexander Cillon, John
Hunter, Andrew Pickins, William Smith,
Richard Winn.
Thomas Blount, William Johufon Dawson,
James Gillespie, Williatn Barry Grove, Ma
thew Looke, Nathaniel Macon, Joseph M.
Dowel, Alexander Mebane, Benjamin Wil
liams, jofeph Winston.
Thomas Claiborne, Uaac Cole*, William
B. Giles, Samuel Griffin, George Hancock,
Caner B. Hanifon, John Heath, Richard
Bland. Lee, James Maddifon, Andrew Moore,
Joseph Neville, Anthony New, John Nicho-
Ja?; ‘Joh i Page, Josiah Patker, Francis
Prefton,Robert Rutherford, Abraham Vena
ble, Francis Walker.
Gabriel Christie, George Dent, Uriah For
eH, William Hindman, John Francis Mer
cer, William Vans Murray, Samuel Smith,
Thomas Spring-
John Wilkes KitUM, William Montgemory,
Fred. A. Muhlenberg, Peter Muhlenberg,
Thomas Scott, John Smilie.
DELAWARE.
John Patton. •
Georgia.
Abraham Baldwin, Thomas P. Charnes.
Kentucky.
Christopher Greenup, Alexander D’Orr.
Nor th-Car Oli n a.
Ebenezer Cralii,
Marylan D.
Virginia.
* a * The above Alrndnac^s are fold vuho'e
fade and retail by Blunt and Robin/on, in New*
buryport.
Eclipses, Friends’ Annual Meeting, Vaca
tions at Dirtmouth and Harvard Colleges, a
Method to deflroy Caterpillars on Trees, Me
thod to prevent Sheep from all kinds of Ver
min, Agronomical Calculations,Rifing and Set
ting of rhe Sun, and Moon, Length of Days;
Moon’s Southing, Southing of the Seven Stars,
Sitting of the different Courts inNew-Eeglar.d;
Observations on the Weather, Farmer’s Calen
dar, for every month in the year, consisting of
ufelul information for inexperienced farmers
in particular. Times for holding the Federal
Courts, Art of making Checfe, Method to re
fine Sugar, Method to prevent Bugs and Flies
deflroying tender Planets, a cheap, easy, and
clean mixture for effectually destroying Bed
Bugs, Directions for the Management or Hor
ses when Travelling,Obfervations on Roweiing
Horses, a complete Lift of the present Cong refs
of the United States, wi h the Number of la
habitants and Counties in each State, Acfwers
to the Mathematical Qoeltion in last year’s Al*
manack, Os the Moon’s being inhabited.a Ta
ble of the value of Foreign Gold, in Dollard
and Cenrs, and in Pounds,Shillings srd Pence,
Entertaining Anecdotes, Reads to the Princi
pal Towns on the Continent, &c,
■i tiles DAV fUiiLIsHED,
BY BELKNAP AND HALL,
No. 8, Dock Square BOJIOH,
(PAce 40/ per grace—^f per dozen— 6dfingle.J
THE
Farmer’s Almanack,
't'he reception the Farmer’s Alma
nack met with the lass year, has induced the
publishers to present the Public with the se
cond number, which may becodfidered an im
provement on the firfl.—Moff Farmers, who
have had the advantage of the nfe of this Al
manack, have followed the directions laid
down, from day to day,in the Farmer’s Calen .
dar, and from information already received
from a large number of that class, they have
found them of g r eat utility,in affifling them in
husbandry.
Levi Healey,
Informs the Public, thaf
he has excellent Hay and Oats,
with good accommodations for
ftablingHorfes. Gentlemen who
wifli to have good care taken of
their Hdrfes,arerequefted toap-t
ply to him in season. Terms r
will be reafoftable.
Hamp onfalls, Dec. if, V
ALM A^A Cks TO R
I JaS just received a Frelh As
lortment cf Medicines, which he will
fell at the lowest calh price, at his
Shop in Exeter.
Among vfich are,
Turlington's Ballatn of Life,
British Oil,
Hooper’s Female Pill,
Lockyer’s do.
Eflence of Pepper-Mint*
Ladies Bosom Bottlesj
Court Plaifter,
Salt Petre,
Hat Case, <
Spices, “
S permace tyj
Pink Root,
Blue Vitriol,
White Vitriol,
Exeter, Dec. 16, ifm*
TO BE SOLD
On rtafonable terms, (if applied for Roon J
270 Acres Land in Exeter,
Commonly called the Cuba Land<
for particulars apply to the Printer
1794.
To be Sold at this Office, cheap for
CASH onl^
of the Gazette^ Portsmouth.
Joseph Tilton#
For the Year of our Ford
1794-
Sy ROBERT B. THOMAS.
CONTAINING,
Boston, Dec .6; 1793.