The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1793-10-15 00:00:00, page 4

“ no longer remains, in
I our ensanguined country,
this white flag, this ancient banner,
which was To long your guide in the
career of Honour. It h?s dTappeared
to adorn the funeral (isl may be al
lowed the Wprelfion) of the most un
fortunate and most virtuous of our
Kings I—A las ! Gentlemen, we fight
no more for him ! In vain have we
deferred the lands of our fathers—in
vain have our magnanimous princes
railed us in a foreign land, and put
the&felves at our head, to effect his
deliverence : their courage and their
zeal have been retrained —O Pro
vidence I we refpe& thy decrees 1
The just -has disappeared from the
face of the earth, and the greatest of
crimes have been committed.
“ Barbarous and impious Repre
, fentaiives of an unhappy and abused
nation 1 tremble before this flag, giv
en by a powerful and generous King,
to faithful fubjeds—Emigrants of
every class, who have abandoned a
land of proscription, re-enter ir, ac
cording to God, to vanquilh and to
pardon —let the Women and old Men
find an asylum under its protecting
Ihadow —let Infants embrace it with
innocent hands, and let it be every
where the signal of viftory and of
pardon ! May wefoon be able,gentle
men, to carry it to the foot of that
frightful cower in which the infant
King, the offspring of Henjry the
IVth. and.ot St. Louis, languilhes I
May we be able, at the price of all
our blcpd to deliver him, and his
auguftand unhappy family ; and af
foctate ourselves to the labours and
glory of those invincible armies,
which are about to re-eftabiifh on the
throne of lilies, the heir of so many
Kings, and the grandson of the im
mortal Maria Theresa. #
* The Legion was raised by England, and the co
lours were presented by his Britannic Majafty.
Seat of the Muses.
A Riddle*
^OME time on earth there lived one, as
scripture doth record.
And Ged by his gooo providence, to him he
did afford
A mouth to (peak, fin to reprove, to him a
license gave.
He liv’d and dy’d free from fin, immaculate
to his grave !
Yet for al! this and all his pains, he never
shall inherit,
Eternal bliss, where blefled faints, in endless
joys inhabit.*
AW aggoner, whoa few days since,
made his appearance in the city
of Philadelphia, was sdviled by a gen
tleman to take the g r eatest precaution
in visiting the different ftreets—oh
ferving, at the fame time, that thez«-
fefiious disorder had become so alarm
ing, that several had fell dead in the
street! This filled the Waggoner
with the greatest terror —who, fixing
his hand to his nose and mouth, to
prevent breathing the malignant air—•
was making the bell of his way from
the city, when viewing a gentleman
(who unfortunately stepped on a rind
of a Water-Melon) fell upon his back,
so frightened the Countryman, that
quitting his Waggon and Hories, he
took to his heels, and fled with the
greatest precipitation, to the no small
diversion of many fpe&ators.
THE COUNT DE LA CH ARTE,
On the bentdillion cl the colours of the
legion of royal emigrants at Often! *
ENTERTAINMENT.
“ GENTLEMEN,
PRONO&NCED BY
SPEECH
EY virtue of licence from the Hon*.
I Judge of Probate, to be fold at
Public Vendue, on Tuefday rhe 2ad
day cf October, inftanf, at 6 o’clock,
P. M. at the House of Col. Elipha
let Giddinge, Innholder in Exeter,
The House and Land
belonging to the Estate of William
Bennett, late of Exeter, Shipwright,
deceased.
iief Conditions of sale to be madt
knozvn at time and place.
Shackford S. Bennett.
Exe?er ? Cdober 7, 1793.
To make the famous Thieves Vine
gar—a preservative fram the pre
sent epidemic disorder,
TAKE of wormwood, thyme,
rosemary, lavender, sage, rue
and mint, each a handful, pour on
them a quart of the best wine vinegar,
set them eight days in moderate hot
ashes, shake them now and then
thoroughly,then fquecze the juice out
of the contents through a clean cloth ,
to which add two ounces of camphire.
The use thereof is to rinse the meuth,
2nd walh therewith under the arm
pits, neck and .shoulders, temples,
palms of the hands, and feet morn
ing and evening ; and to smell fre
qucnrly thereat, has its falucary ef
fedls*
6 P’s Narrow do.
6 P’s Hairdo.
2 P’s Wide lelock do.
2 P’s Narrow do. do.
6 P’s Pink do.
2 P’s Blue Vellum Ho.
1 P’s White do. do. ?
1 P’s do. with green stripes.
6 P’s Cinnamon coloured do.
6 P’s White do. different widths.
1 P’s Straw coloured do.
1 P’s Straw purple edged do.
1 P’s Wide yelloW do.
with sundry other Articles and
about Ten Dollars in change.—
Whoever will apprehend the
thief or thieves, Io that they may
be brought to justice and the
Goods restored shall be entitled
to the above reward, or in pro
portion to the Goods returned-
Ward C. Dean.
Exeter, Odober 8, 1793 -,
20 Dollars Reward.
4*
| JROKEN open on the night
of the 7th instant., the Shop of
the subscriber, and the following
Articles stolen—viz.
21 yards Chocolate coloured
Chintz, with large flowers.
7 yards light cross barred do.
14 yards dark ipriged do
1 Piece India Calico
1 or 2 P’s dark spotted do.
2 P’s \2d. Black Ribbon.
2 P’s %d r do. do.
AS rhe Influenza and Cough are now
very frequent, take an equal
quantity of Mustard Seed, Garlic and
Horse Radish, steep them in good
Rum or Brandy, take about half a
ghfs once in sor 6 hours, this has
been found almost an infallible cure,
and has saved many Persons from a
Consumption.
Public Vendue.
For curing nflu2 nz a ,
RECEIPT
RECEIPT
A second containing about too
acre?, chiefly tinder improvement, with a
Hobfe, Bsrn, Orchard, &c. thereon.
A third containing about 90 acres,
under fame improve menr,. with a Houfeand
Bain On the fame, and a good privilege fa
£w and grill Mills. v ’
* " .' < Also, „• > -
n A Milk for grinding Scythes, in a
good place for a Black Smith, where he may
have a good,run of business— And
Several other(mall pieces of J and,
all of which will be fold together, or divided
and subdivided, as wiMbeft (bit the purchaser.
—For further particulars enquire of
: - — AMOS MORRILL".
EgTom, August 28, 17CJ.
<1 -s,' tJ ■- :c ■. ;
X HE Commissioners appointed
by the hon. Sa mu bl Tenn by, Esq. Judge
of the Probare of Wil’s, &c. for the county
of Rockingham, to receive ind examine the
claims of the creditors to the eilate of Daniil
Clark, late of Brintwood, Gentleman, deceas
ed, represented insolvent, hereby give notice,
That we will attend said business on the 2d
Monday of O&ober next, and the four follow
ing months, from 2 to 6 o’clock, p. m. at the
house of Benjamin Cram, in said Brintwood,
SAMUEL CRAM,
JABEZ SMITH,
EZEK’L GODFREY.
Brintwood, Sept. 24, 1795.
Wanted a Lad, about
16 or 17 years of age, to serve as an
apprentice to the Cabinet-Making
Business. Enquire of
JOSEPH SMITH.
Extfer, Sept. 25.
where he has procured a convenient
Chamber with good accommodations.
—Those who favour him with their
company may depend on his utmost
exertions to pUafe, and improve them
in the art of Tinging. — t
For terms appy to
DUDLEY FOLSOM.
Exeter Odcberytb, 1793.
FARMS
To be Sold in Epsom.
DE fiift containing about 175
acres.of good Land, under good improvement,
confining of Mowing, PafUring, Tillage,
Orcharding and Woodland —pleasantly situa
ted, near rhe M<?eting-Houfe, and will serve
for two small Fa ms, having* heretofore been
improved as fueb, and has on ittwoHoufes,
three Barns and out boules, and is well ac
commodated for a Trader, Tradesman or
Innholder.
THE fubferiber presents his com
pliments to the young Ladies
and Gentlemen of this town, begs
leave to inform them that hepurpofes
to open a Singing-School, on Thurs
day evening the i6:h instant, if fuf
ficient encouragement ffiould offer,
at the house of Mr. Edmund Pearson,
formerly improved by Mr. Shimai R. Swett,
is now in good repair, and ready for every
kindof work.
They have engaged a workman to carr,
on the business, who, from long expedencey
and an acquired reputation, they flatter them
selves, will give general fatisfadion.
* Those who will favour them with their
cuflbm may depend ca having their Cloths
drafted in the best manner, in as ihort time as
at any Mill in the State,
•^Cloths of every kind are received at the
Mil!’, where constant attendance will be giv
en, and every favor gratefully acknowledged,
Jonathan Cram,
John Cram, Jun.
Pittsfield, Sept. 23, 1793.
JPfubferibers beg leave to in
form their Friends and the Public in general.
that the Fulling-Mill,
Fulling-Mill.
Singing-School.
As cheap as can It pur chafed in Boston,
or elsewhere,
A General Assortment of
Books & Stationary;
among which are,
Bibles, from 3/6 to 28/,
Life of Watts and Doddridge,
Bricifh Album,
Hapless Orphan,
Beauties of Sterne,
Pike’s Abridgment,
Perry’s Didionary
Spelling-Book, by the dozen
or Angle,
Farmer’s Friend,
Sorrows of Werter,
Chapone’s Letters,
Letter Writer,
Child’s Friend,
McFingal,
Blair’s Sermons,
Rowe’s Letters,
Town Officer,
Peter Pindar,
Fenning’s Vade Mecum, or Ready
Reckoner, —
Rippon’s Hymns,
Morse’s Geography,
Death of Abel and Cain,
Baron Trenck,
Prose Epitome,
Poetical ditto, ' i \
Tom Jones, - -•
■Geography for Children,
Bennet’s Letters,
Testaments,
Webster’s Spelling-Books, 'by the
quantity, or Tingle, ’ *
Primers,
Youth’s Inftrutftor, by the dozen,
or Tingle,
Ufsher’s English Grammar,
Lady’s Accidence,
Watts’ Tfalms and Hymn's,
Catechifms,
Divine Songs for Children,
Strictures on Female-Education,
Burn’s Abridgment of the AfeStican
Jufdce, ; ' ' “‘T
Smith’s. Hymns,
Merrill’s Arithmetic,
Dodd’s Reflexions on Death, '
JEfops Fables,
.Corderies, » . .
A pretty assortment of Little Books
for Little'Folks adorned with cuts.
Blank Accompt Bosks,
Writing-Paper, By the ream or quire,
S1 ates and Pencils,
'Wafers, . . .' 1' -
Worcester. Collection of SacredHar
. mony, ’ •• ? - . s•- e •
Federal Harmony, \ _; J .
Mathematical .Quell ion, . ;
Dr. Sheppard’s Answer to Mefs’rs
Thurston; Woodman, & Coe,
Narrative of Whiting Sweeting, who
was executed Albany Mufw
- der. ' '■ * ■- ;■ * ■
Remarkable Adventures of Jackfoa
Johonnet. ;
Sufferings of Robert Forbes-
The Grave j A Poem.
Mr. Mi hi more’s Sermon & Oration
on the death of the Rev. John,
Murray.
Prophecies of Christopher Love.
Blank Justice’s Writs,
printed on the new plan,
Justice’s Executions,
Warrantee and Quitclaim Deeds,
Apprehtice lndenrures, &c. &c.
Wtinted immediately, a large quantity
Green Sheep-Skins,
F»r •which a gentrou price will he gives*
At his Printing-Office, next door to
Meffrs* Gilman Boyer*s,
HENRY RANLET,
JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON,
AND TO BE SOLD BY