The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-07-02 00:00:00, page 4

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0« EDUCATION.
CRATES, aPhilofopher, wish
ed co be on the highest ftee
plr in Athens, chat he might cry
aloud to the citizens, “ O, fenfdcW
generation I how foolifh are ye, to
heap up wealth, and yet negled
the Education of your children,
for whom you amass it.
The education of children has
already been an objed of great
attention, among all wife nations $
and efpeciai ly among all wife and
good pa»<*nts. This is the firft
they can t^e, towards rendering
their children wife, ufefui, prosper
ous, refpe&able and happy, thro’
the various changes of life; and,
towards laying a foundation for
that religion, which dignifies the
man, and crowns him with glory,
honor and immortality. Those
parents who deny their children
the v means of knowledge, when
they have ability to provide them,
are guilty in some important sense,
Os the blood of their offspring;
for they murder their minds, their
noble and better part. What a
vails cheit anxious and laborious
care re accumulate estates, for their
pofttrits or to transmit to them
tH^bleflings of liberty and relig
ion r—Their descendants will not
•long preserve and enjoy these priv* ’
ileges, unlefsthey have knowledge
to understand, appreciate, and de
fend them. The negled of edu
cation, therefore, on the part
of parents,is one of the word kinds
of infidelity to their country, and
to future generations.
The prosperity and happiness
of our confederated republic de
pend entirely on the right man
agement of it.—Every family is a
little republic, and upon lie right
management of these various parts, •
Os which the whole great body is
competed, depetffis the prosperity
of the wholes How careful then
should the heads of families, gov
pernors of these various hide re
publics be, io to manage, govern,
\ and educate their children, that
they may be peaceable, ufefui and
happy members of society, com
forts to them in their declining
^ears,*and finally fill up their plac
ei, with majeftv, dignity and hon
o\ A sensible author observes,
that he who leaves a numerous,
wen educated and governed fami
ly, bequeaths a good legacy to
the Rate j” and 1 will add, that
such a legacy is better than thou
sands of silver, or gold, with the
fame number of children, brought
up in ignorance, and voluptuoui
nefs. Confider the rich and in
valuable treasure put into your
hands, Confider how much the
dignity and happiness of your
children, both in time and eterni
ty, depend upon your care and
fidelity Let the ties of nature,
the authority of Gods and your
own solemn vows, engage you to
bring them up in the nurture and .
admonition of the' Lord, and to
cultivate and embellish their op
ening minds with ufefui and orna
mental knowledge. Think not
that such little, and to appearance
useless creatures, are of (mall im
. portance, but remember they are
men in miniature; that they may
in iome future day, be a comfort
to your declining years that
they may be pillars to support the
digqity and honour of our coun
try, and surprise the world with
their ulefuincfo * :
If a parent neglects his duty (o
his children $ if he sets before
them an example of irreligion, and
fuffers them to grow up unprinci
pled, and in wickedness, he mull
exp^ that their blood wilt be re
quired at his hand, and he Ihould
tremble to think of that period of
retribution, when they may curse
him for that negligence, which has
proved their ruin. But how hap
py will that parent be, who (hall
be found at the great day to have
been faithful to his 'children ; he
will thenjoin his virtuous offspring
in the habitations of the just, and
there fee them rife up and call
him blessed.
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FOR SALE,
By Joseph & D. Leavitt*
At their Store, near Esquire
Clark’s, Northwood,
A general afTortment of
Summer
GOODS,
Suitable for the Country ufe j
Consisting of
CHINTZES
of various
qualities & fig
ures.
Linens of differ
ent prices.
M udes & Sauc
neis.
Fustians and
Jeans* .
Several pieces of
Broad-Cloth of
> a good quality.
Thicksets and
. Fancy Cords.'
Shalloons."
. Tammas& Du-
J
And many other articles not
* mentioned in this advertifemenu
Also, Window Glass 7 by 9.
Hard and Crokery Ware,
Weft-India Goods,
Bohea Tea of an’excellent quali
ty—Some Books and Stationary,
&C. &C 4
The above articles will be fold
on as moderate terms as can be de
sired for Money, or exchanged for
almost any kind of Country Pro
duce, Lumber or tow Cloth.
N. B. Constant attendance will
be given, and even the smallest
favors will be cordially accepted,
and greatfully acknowledged.
Northwood, June 6, 1795,
B UTTER.
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THE Subscriber thinks to
purchase about One TON o’ Bat
ter, if delivered in 28 days, for which a
generous price will be given by
WOODBRIDGE ODLIN
Exeter, June 20, 1795.
apprentice Wanted,
FROM ij to 17 years of
age to ferveatthe Clothier's bufi
nets. Apply to MOSES CLARK of
Gilmanton. . June zo, 1795.
Stray Heifer.
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/^AME into the pofleffion
of the fubßriber, the of this
Month, a HEIFER one year o’d last spring,
of a bright red colour. The owner may
, have her again, by paying charges.
! ENOCH ROWE.
I Exeter, June 34,1795.
rants.
Men’s & Wom
en’s Stockings
and Gloves
Women’s Shoes.
Men’s furr and
felt Hats.
Bandanna, black
Silk, & pocket
Handkerchefs.
Shawls of differ
ent sizes & fig
ures.
Trimmings of
almost allkindc
that is wanted
inthe Country.
17ew Store.
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White & Long,
Inform the public th. they have opened
A STORE
On Spring-Hill,
(Next door North of Mr. S. Hill's Store)
Formerly occupied by Meflri. Champneys,
Where they have a good
affbrtment of
Bnglijh Weft-India
GOODS
FOR SALE,
Confijiing of
Brandy.
Wines.
English draught
Porter.
Molasses pfcr
Hogshead or
single gallon.
Loaf & brown
Sugars;
Coffee;
R ice.
Raisins;
A few chests of
excellent Hy
fon Tea;
Souchong and
Bohea ditto.
Cafli and the Bof
ton price given for Pot and
Pearl Allies.
Wanted 2,000 yards
good Tow-Cloth.
Harvard Colkge Lottery
TICKETS
For sale at the above Store.
Portsmouth, June 15, 1795.
ALL Persons having ac
counts unclosed wi<h the Eiiate of
JOSIAH BARTLETT Esquire, late of
Kingflon, decealcd, are dt fired to call
and dote them ; those indebted to fa id E*
Bate are reqaefted to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands are
desired to call and receive the* dues of
EZRA BARTLETT, Executes
Kinton, June 2z, 1795.
TH E Members of the
Eastern Diftrift New-Hampshire
Medical Society are hereby informed that
( a Statute Meeting will be holden in the
Itm of Stephen Lamfon at Exeter the
THIRD WeDnbsbat cf July next 10 of
the clock A. M. Per Order
JOSIAH BARTLETT, |
Stratbam June zo, 1795. / I
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. . Jr
Super-
FINE, mid
, diing and low
pric’d Broad-
Cloths.
Caffuneres.
Serges.
Jeans.
Fuftaihs.
Nankeens.
Plain & twill’d
Nankenets.
WeaVerets.
Sattinets.
LaftingSb
Ruffells.
Calamancoes.
Shalloons.
Durants.
Tammies.
Srwing-Silk.
Twifti
A complete as
sortment of
Threads.
IF est-India .
KU M
B, whole ule and retail.
4 *
Pepper;
Jamaica Pimen
to pr. Bag.
Allum.
Indigo.
Brimstone;
Chalk.
Poland Starch.
Logwood.
Fuftic.
Powder & Shot.
Iron Ware,
And a varie
ty of other ar
tides, too nu
merous for an
advertisement.
A great va
riety of Calli
coes.
Modes of vari
ous colors.
Satins.
Luteftrings.
Lawns.
MuHins.
Dimorhies.
Cambricks.
A large assort
ment of Linens.
Silk,Lawn,Mu
llin & L.inen
Handkerchiefs
Silk mitts and
Gloves.
Shawls.
Fans.
Tapes.
Silk and Cbtton
Hole.
Worsted do.
I Buttons, &c.
New-Enol and
Rockingham, ji, ** 3
BY the Hon. SamumsTxnnt^v'
Esq. Judge of PrpWte of '
Wills &c. for said 'y*
county. a
NOTICE is-hereby made,
that JOSEP GILMAN, Executor
ot rhe laR will and testament of EBENEZ
ER GILMAN late of Wells in the County
of York and Commonwealth of Massachu
setts merchant deceased, has produced a
copy of the laid will with a copy of the
probate thereof, duly authenti cited, and
has in writing desired the famemay be fil
eJ^n.d recorded in the Probate Office, in
this County—*And that the firft Monday
of August next at four o’clock afternoon at
said Probate Office, is assigned for taking
the lame iftto confiderarion, when any per
(on may appear and (hew cause against the
filing /nd recording of the fame.'
Per Order, Wm. PARKER, Re^r,
June 15, 179;. *
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A S MAL L
FARM
To be jold in Canterbury,
CONTAINING about 56
acres, under good improvement, hat
a very good House, one story high, well
clipboarded and Ihingled, £ fire places and
5 r00m*.,3 of which are iinilhed a Barn
32 by 38 feet; is well proportioned for
mowing, pafluring and t llage, well wat
ered, hai a good Well which never failed,
within one rod of the house, cuts about si
tons of good hat, has a good pasture fuffi
ctent^or 7 or 8 cowi, a good thriity Orch
ard of about 100 tree!, will make in a good .
season 20 or 30 barrels ot Cider, is well f
fenced, qhiefl/ with wall.
Said Farm lies on the mlin road, front
Ponfmou h to Sanbornton, ahd within 50
rods of the Meeting-Houle, would be very
conven ent for a tanner or any other tradef
msn ; It w 11 be foid very r^afonable so
cash in hand, or a reafonabte credit given
for one half ( f required) with good feed- |
rity. For farther particulars erqnire of
the iubferiber, living in Epsom who owns .
the preinifes. SIMON A. HEATH.
June 19 1795.
-1 ake r otice 1
Her aid-Office, Jnne >795.
THE Editor would inform
his Customers, that as Six
Months have expired since the
commencement of the prefenc
year, and that all bills for three
months and longer will be made
our to this date 5 he therefore
hopes none will delay of fending
him his little dues, as he is called on
and must mak^payment to thofe<
who have demands on him;
Those who receive their papers
by thfe Post, and live out of the
road, will hav^ their bills left with
their papers, and will please to call
. and fettle them.
All who are indebted for ad
vertising are requested to make
immediate payment.
S. Winslow. .
WANTED
TO the Printing business a
Journeyman co work at press
and case as occasion may require ,
—-ALSO— *-
To serve as an apprentice to
said business, a fmarc aftive Laa
14 or 15 years of age.
Enquire of the Panter. C
RAGS.
Z“^ASH, Writing-Paper f or
Books given fk? -dean
cotton and linen RAGk at
A FEW green Sheepfkms waafel
ed by the Printer hereof. '"Twl
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