The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-31 00:00:00, page 4

THE TEAR.
JUST M <be 'e«r b. to flue
OHHe alloted here
And this 1
Youth Arrive 'P 10 * »H KW
And manhood’s (ummer wears away,
- Then autuinn flies apace.
L,ft. .ged winter', roaring treed.
And oelfey’d heed, end bwrlwrf,
Declare how soon we muR
Incite the millions gone before. 7
(When time with uslhail be no more)
Aad dose our eye a in daft.
Theo let ui, m this litate year
Qf life for that fad hopr prepare.
When we mutt h^e iway ;
Thus (hall the mon ft er loft Ms Ring,
A^ thus may we in triirtrtJKw
Quf flight to endie»d4y. .
/R £S I G N*A TI O & J
TpATIGU’D *ith illness, fck with p*in>
Jp Bv various griefs op pre ft f
Calm Resignation can fijlUm
And sooth the foul W
Hail I nymph divine T
Behold my arching Heart,
QI grant thy influence benign
Thy saving grace impart!
On the attendant hope appears,
~ To whom the power is given
. To d i flipare bur gloomy fears,*
And point the way to Heat n.
Your fmiies, like 'Pbafid orient rfys.
Chafe fuperftitioh’s n^gh^
And all the visionary blaze
OF eochuaftic light.
Religion's daughters 1 adore*
And humbly proftraie bow ;
And sure 1 feel celeft«l power
Thro’ all my fpirita glow.
Henceforth nor iUnefs, plague, hor grief
Shall reach my gauged mind *
Religion grants a fyrpTelipf,
1 hope, and am rejign'd.
A N ITALIAN STORY.
A COUNTRY fellow, almost
frozen with cold, dismount
ed from his horse to walk on foot.
Two Franciscans, going the Ope
way, and perceiving him, on^jaid
to his companion, “If I Wl a
horse. I’ll be hanged if I would be
such a fool as to lead him by the
bridle—he (hould carry me to my
convent.” The other, w<^f a
lively humour replied “ I ^e a
great mind to play a trickJpthis
fellow, and take his horse from
him*.—But you must give me
your assistance.” The former
confenring, they very gently ap
proached the countryman, without
his perceiving it. One of them
dexterously took off the bridle
from the horse’s head and clapping
it upon his own,followed the coun
try man । whilst the other, with the
halter, Oily carried the horse aside.
Not far from thence, the country- .
man finding himlelf again inclin
ed to ride, turned round, but was |
almost ft ruck dead with fear, at
such a metamorphosis x And cry
ing out terribly for help, was flop
ped by rhe Friar, who falling up
on his knees mo ft humbly entreat- ;
ed him toreftore his liberty, fay
ing—« that for rhe enormity of
his fins, he had been condemned
to such a transformation as the bo
dy of a horse; and that the term
of fiis penance being now.finifhed
he was restored to his former
Ihape ’—The countryman fecdy^
er ina a little from his fright, not
only granted him his
liberty, but without at all
him, thus foolilhly replied, .Go
AN ECDOTES.
Poet’s Comer.
/k FEW days since, in a
XjL:mixed company,.the
conyerfttion turning oh pb!-, ।
itics, it was? inquired whe- ‘
ther it could be true that the *
Dutch intended to inundate .
their country to prevent the
approach bf the Ffenth. Cer
tainly (aid an Irifßmau, “ they j
inuft drown themselves to save i
their lives”
• A‘ FEW weeks agOi at
Richmond, in Yorkfliire, a
Maiden Laidy of the wrong
fide of 67, poffefling annuity
of 600 pounds, took into her
head to entei into the holy
state of matrimony with a
gentleman of the faculty not
quite 23. This realizes the
aflertions made by Pope in
the following couplet—
-0 There lives »o Goose so grey, but
loop or late, *
She’ll find hone# Ganos r for bier
„ mete.”
Profitable Method of making QUt
ter in jbe winter,
PUT your milk after it comes
from the tow upon a kettle of
coals, heating it a little abote^
blood warmth. Then take it from
the fire, and as it grows cool the
cream will rife and of an unusual
thickness. In very cold weather it
will increafethe quantity of cream
if you warm the milk again, after
it is become cool. After thirty
fix or forty eight; hours you may
cake off the eleven, which you will
find much thicker then is. ever
raised at any other feafoa of the
/year. •
The long time spent in churning
in the winter will not be required,
if the cream be raised in the above
method ; as, generally, the butter
will be made in fifteen dr twenty
minutes.—lt is ilfo aconfideration
of importance, that by keeping
the fire in your milk fbdmjt keeps
it warm and prevents freezing.
dian, they took another road* A
few days after, the Franciscans
requeued a friend of theirs to car- ।
rythehorfe to a neighbouring fair
to be fold/ Whilst hew as going
along with thepdrchlfer to require ;
payment, the €r ftperfo*who met
them happened to be the poor
jrduntrytfian, who immediately re- t
cdgnizing 1 hte Korfe, I
buyer^ v tellinK him he wished to I
speak with him a little arideM- |
Havfhg &ked whole fioHe that I
wasVthebther replied j “ft isohh
I have but this moment purchaf
ed,_ but he is not y£t paid for.”—
On your life fays the countryman,
don’t pay for him; give Kim back:
I fay,doh’cbelieve thatcharpiece’of
carrion which yOd fee there is a
horse ; I tell you it is a Friar
doomed <for his wicked life to
wear that (hape.—Givfc him batk;
I fay • it is (be vilett animal in rhe
whole wold, and has made me
mad a hundred ‘boufand times.
in holy peace; Now I am not at
all surprised thpt after such a wick
ed life as you had led, you should
have turned out such a villainous
bead.” The Franciscan took
leave of him, profefling how much
he was obliged, went in feareh of
his companion 4 and having got a
distance front the poor country-
WORCESTER, January ft :
A printing pref 3 has lately been
fetitp, and a newspaper is now pub
lifted at Sebenebiady, oh the Banks
OfMobawk river in the State of
New Tcrk.
A ^erb are now ptiblifhed in the New
Englands tales, exclusive of Vermont,
50 newspapers; some of them are
publifted twice, and fame thrice in a
Week-, on a moderate calcitlhtion, edeb
pnblifter, on an aver age y pttbliftes
food newspapers weeklyConfe
not left tbah neWf
pdpihs ati every ^eek circulated in
Ne^-England^ l^bilft information
fs'tbus'diffufed etmohg nt; we may
bid defiance to tyrum^
THE PRESIDENT’S
PROCLAMATION,
Fer a day a/Uftited Thanklgiving
cwd Pra’le,^ forms an admirable con
'trafi to the vapid declamations of
the felf-created societies ; and the
fiill more vapid incongruities of the
Jacobin jcribblers. These earwigs
of Eoberfpicrre are continually bow
ling about the impoverifted state of
our country-~declinin& commerce —
increase of arbitrary government—
and the total incapability of our Eu
fopean Mini/lers to obtain the leaf
fatisfaflion for the commercial inju
ries done us t While on the contrary
ibis great and good Man returns
thanks to, God, for an increasing
profpefl of the continuance of the
exemption from foreign wdr—for
the happy ctnlrfe of public affairs in
general—and for the UNEXAM
PLED PROSPEMTrOF ALL
CLASSES OF OUR CITIZENS!
This excellent publication of our be
loved Chief Magifirate is an ample
antidote to alb the paifon which the
Jacobins of the United States can
scatter.
€/ /<« 14-” *L a ■ t a v • *» »
If you feed your cows with car^
rotSitice m 24 hours, it will keep
them in the best order, your but
ter will be yellow, and have much
the sweetness of May, butten,
WANTED,
* * -5 M ' * . ' * । ,
BY the Printer hereof, a
few bushels of OATS, for
Which a generous price will
be given.
A LL Persons who have any
r\ demands op the estate of Col. DA
VID QUIMBY, late of Hawke, deceased,
are requested th exhibit their claims to
Many Qvimby, widow, or to Thomas
Page, Esq Adminiftratott to said estate.—
'And thole wb6 are indebted to said estate
are requested id mtU speedy payment.
Rawke, Jan. 2J. *795.
A LL Persons indebted to,
or have any demand# on the Eitate
of JOSEPH LOUGE, lit? cf Gilmanton,
deceased, are requested rt> exhibit them for
fetdement, to
John Shepard Fa r.
Gilmantm. Jan. i^fh, 1.79 P .
CASH,Wntirig-Papex, or
Books given for clean
cotton and linen RAGS at
this Office.
ALL pferfons indebted to the
Estate of Bxnjamfn Bw«leY, late
of Sand^tb, trader, deceased, are defirad
to make immediate payment.
Phlscilla BurleY, Ade^x.
Sandwich, Dec. 10, 1794*
RAGS.
Just Publijbed,
and for fakat,H. Ranlet's office, bf
the dozen or Jingle—rm *
SECOND EDITION or the
ARITHMETIC.
• Beihgacolleftionof themojl
USEFUL RULES;
V I Zk
IST OTATION»
Simple Addition,
Compound Addition*
Addition of Federal Money*
Simple Subtraction,
Compound Subtraction,
Subtraction of Federal' Money,
Simple Multiplication,
Cpmpopnd Multiplication,
Multiplication of Federal Money*
Simple Divilion,
Compound Divilion,
Diviffon of federal Money,
Reduction, i ‘ .
Reduction of. Federal Money, v ,
Table of Lawful Money reduced to
Federal Money,
Table of Federal Money reduced t«
Lawful Money,
Rule of Three Dired,
Rule of Three Inverse,
Pradice,
Simple Interest",
Compouhd Intereft*
Barter,
Los. and Gain*
Tare and Trett,
Single Fellowfliip*
Double FelloWlhip,
Double Rule of Three*
. Vulgar Fradions,
Reduction of Vulgar Fractions*
Addition of Vulgar Fra<ftions,
Subtraction of Vulgar Fractions,
Multiplication of Vulgar Fraitiods.
- Division of Vulgar Fractions,
Rule of Three DireS by Vulgaf
Fra^ions,
Rule of Three Inverse by Vulgar
Fractions,
Decimal Fractions,
Addition & Subtraction of Decimals*
Multiplication of Decimals*
Division of Decimals,
Reduction erf Decimals,
Rule of Three Dired in Decimals*
Federal Money by Decimals,
Simple Interest by Decimals,
Compound Interest by Decimals,
Extraction of the Square Root,
Extraction of the Cube Root,
Single Position, ' W
Double Position,
Arithmetical ProgrefltOn,
7 Geometrical Progreflion*
Duodecimals,
Mensuration of Planes and Solids,
Obfetvationson the cuftomafy way of
measuring round timber.
To meaftire Wood,
Queftimw to exercise Mensuration,
MTfceUaneOus Questions, ’
Tables for receiving and paying,
foreign gold coins.
X—i—
The utility this little Compendium
needs no cotttfflfnt. Its principal design
to ease the Teacher and facilitatethe Scholar.
Tbofe Who purchase by the dozen (hall
find a handsome profit. Price, l6«.per do*,
and is.gd. Angle.
Smith’s Hymns.
Just publijbed and ready for sale by
the printer hereof,
THE Sixth Exeter Edition of DT-
ViNE HYMNS, or SP RITUAL
SONGS kc —Containing about Forty
excellent Hymn* which have not been
printed in anv former edition—and some
o f which are Original.
^ALMANACKS
For the Tear 1795* j*ft pubUJhed,
and ready for sale by the printer
J hereof by the grace, dozen*
or Angle— —Novxe.
Scholar’s Guide to