The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-10-22 00:00:00, page 4

an En^Jh fa per.
The dtBARTURE.
ON Thursday last, the follow
ing dreadful a€i of despera
tion was committed at Bath, by
John White, a young'than of a
bout<g. who got up in the morn
ing, procured a brace of pistols,
which he loaded, and with cooi
nefs and deliberation, walked in
te the fchooi room of Maria Bai
ly; in Com Breer, an amiable
l young lady, to whom he was affec
tionafely attached, and after a
—UloiTxowvcrfation. preferred one
of the pi Hols to her head, and
ihot her inftandy dead. The
noifc of the pistol and the smoke
gre^iiy terrified the children in
the fchooi, and their cries alarm
ing dj^peighbours, he was taken
con^^ out of the door. The
jhjPr shortly after Summoned a
^ury and a verdict of wilful mur
der was brought in againfl him.
When before the Magistrate he
behaved with much decency ; on
being asked why he committed so
horrid a deed, he said it was for
contemned love; and on the ques
tion, whether he was not terrified
at the idea of the punishment
that awaited him,- both here and
hereafter ? he replied, that as Da
vid, having caused the death of Uri
ah, to obtain Bathsheba, was for
given, so be also hoped forgivenefs.
When the mistress of the house
where he lodged, came in, and in
bitter tears lamented his fate, his
agony was very piercing, and
deeply affected all present.—-He
is committed to Illchefter iail for
trial.
Above the flats were brightly seining.
And retie fled from the sea,
UnnGtober’d lightr; their rays combining
in regular variety.
ANECDOTES.
ONE telling Charles XII, of
Sweden, just before the battle of
‘Narva, that the enemy were three
to one. lam glad to hear it, an
swered the King, for then there
will be enough to kill, enough to take
frifoners, and enough to run away.
A Physician’s horse being out
of order, he sent him to the farri
er to be cured, which being done,
the Dodor went to pay him, No,
said ths farrier, We fioßors never
I^Lany money one of another.
The fore fail fill’d, her head out ftandtng.
Lol fee moves to catch the wind,
Her helm obediant to commanding.
Pays round, and leaves the feore behind.
We’ie off adieu ye B itife beauties.
Lovely Nan a while adieu !
Honor points to o?hc du ies,
When on feore I’ll think of you.
# 'ENTLY mov'd the briny ocean.
Vj Scarce our fade were seen to play j
Our anchor peak’d—the gentle motion
Chill d u; with a cold delay :
Th o’ our orders came for failing.
Not « breeze of Wind was Lund ;
little were our fails availing,
brill we held the anchor's ground.
Now « cat’s paw, lightly moving,
Curls the edges of the wave ;
Now all hands ihe gale improving.
Strive the billowy surge to brave.
From a late London Paper.
Poet’s Corner.
FATAL AFFECTION.
Rum,
Btandv^^
. Loaf and Brown
Sugar,
Souchong and
Bohea Tea,
Indigo,
Pepper,
Alfpice,
Snuff,
Pigtail & Smok
ing Tobacco,
Bar Soap,
Pewtet Dishes,
Plates,
Bdons,
Spoons,
A sood assortment of Blue and
While, and other Crockery
WARE.
Vellum, and other falhionable
RIBBONS. .
Round and Hat Black Plumes,
, —•—Pins and Needles.
Suftafoy and other Handker*
chiefs—
ALSO)
Bibles of various sizes
and prices, TeftamentS) Spelling
Bocks, Efalm Books, Pinners ^d
Imail Histories, Dictionaries and
other School Books. An affurt
ment of Blank Books for Accounts,
Morrocco & other Pocket Books,
Playing Cards, Writing Books
and Copy Slips, Dutch Quills,
Writing Paper, Bonnet do. Pew*
ter and other Ink Pots, Ink Pow
der and Cake Ink, Fountain ink*
Hands, Sealing Wax and Wa
fers, Black lead Pencils, &c. &c.
ail at reatonable prices for Calh
or various articles of Country
Produce.
vate Libraries on as reasonable
terms a* can be procured in rhe
United States. His connexions
in Boden will enable him to pro
cure any kind of Books extant at
the lowed race; and thole not in
his pre&nc colieftion can be Ap
plied at the Ihortcft notice from
thence. No additional charge
dull be made for the transporta
tion, and a handtome discount
will be made co those who pur
chase above the amount of Ten
Dollars.
*** Should Efficient en
couragement be offered him,
he intends to open an extenbve
Circulating Library, and receive
Subfcriptipns by the quarter on
ly, at a moderate rate.
Exeter, 08. i, 1795.
Writing Paper of a obod qual
ity’, by the ream or quire,
for sale at this Office*
He has on hand a
large Assortment of BOOKS in
thevaiious branches of Literature,
and will furmfh public and pri-
Refpefifully informs the Public that
be has just opened a Shop marly op’
pofitt the Hon. Judge Peabody*s,
in the Street leading by the J^at
er^ in Exeter,
Thomas Furber,
A general ajfortment of
GOODS,
here he has for Sale*
■—Such as—
B Lock tin
Tea Pors,
Wool & Cct£?otv
Cards,
Snuff and To*
bacco Boxes,
Knives & Forks,
Cuttoes,
Penknives, -
plated and com
mon Spurs,
Coat and Vest
Buttons,
Plated Shoe and
Knee Buckles,
Locks,
Hinges, & other
Hard Ware.
A Farm in said town, con
taining 150 acres, 40 of which is under
improvement, and a good Barn thereon,
the remainder well wooded. With rock-ma
ple, beech and birch, and the whole wat
ered with a never failing brook running
the whole length of said lot, lying one
mile (ouch of me meeting haute.
A Large convenient dweL
ling Houle with a commodious itore
*ud other out building', with live acres of
land, lying on the main ro<d, ana half a
mile from the meeting hode, a good leat
fora cavern or a trader (ys i m proposed to
erefl a bridge next year over Pemigtawaflet
River, it w 11 bring all the Coos palling by
laid estate.)
One hundred and twenty
acres of white pine land to called, near a
tawnuii, and one hall of said lawn.ill~.one
and a halt mile from the meeting house-
The above will be fold logether or in
lots as may belt luit the purchaser.
For terms apply to
GEORGE C. WARD,
on the premier
Oftober 8 1795.
Situate on the River road
in New-Chcftcr.
IT contains between So and 90 acres of
excellent upland and intervale, chiefly
under inprovement. There is a very good
House and Barn on the kale together with
a thrifty Orchard con fiHi egos upwards of
200 apple trees. The peflure ground is
remarkably good. It is one of the belt lima
lions for a public house betwwn Concord
and Plymouth. The purihafe will not ex
ceed 700 dollars. Apply at the office of
the fubferiber in Salisbury.
THOM AS THOMPSON.
September 21. 179$ •
71 71 T £ ~D,
AN active Boy about 16 or
if years of age, to icrye as an »p
--entice io the Blacksmith bufioefs.
Enquire cf DENEREi EREi».
Exeter, ^t. 2 6 »795- ,
Small-Pox.
JOHN BOND, junr.
Inoculates with the Small Pox.
it,1795-.
The real EJiate of the Subscriber,
lying in Sandborn ton,
confuting of
TO BE SOLD,
by the Jubfriber,
AN Excellent STORE toge
ther with a Shed and about
Twenty rods of land, in Gilman
ron, on «he main road, within a
few rods of the Academy 5 it is
an excellent feat for any kind of
tradesman or trader. If any per
son wishes to purchafc, they Hull
have it on reasonable terms, by
applying to the iubferiber in Ex*
eter—alfo a house lot in Exeter,
within fix rod^of the Great Bridge
for fa le, by
THOMAS FOLSOM.
Exeter* OS. 8, 1795.
CONTAINING jo acres 0! g'oo land
chiefly under improvement, with a
bn di convenient House, and a Burn 44 by
32 cet,boarded and feingled, and a young
Orchard containing about 100 Apple-trcra.
Said farm is part of the third lot in the
third division of lots in (aid Deerfield.
A FARM
Deerfield Oaober 1 I 795,
For further particulars «pply to
RICHARD BARTLETT, living
on laid premites.
FO k 3^ LE,
A ' P A I? A/T
rk I A xY .iVi
TO BE SOLD,
FOR -SALE,
Li Deerfield*
ALSO,
ALSO,
WANTED
A CO W
That is good for milk which jar
farrow, or has lately had a calf#
Enquire of the Printer.
September 17.
A G 8.
CASH, Writing-Paper, or
Books given for clean.,
^ipttpn and linnen RAGS at
thisoffice.
^0- As it is unknown where Jhe
said Mary is now r eJident ^the fveral
Printers if this and the neighboring
States^ are earneftb requffted to
lijh the above in their papers, th* ee
weeks fucceffivey .^ ’ Obi, 15.
IF MARY CLAFK, alias
HU TCHENS, or her Heos,
ur legal Representative, will apply >5
to Mr. Jacob Clark, of Medfield*
in the County of Suffolk, (• ow
Norfolk, State of M^ff-chufrus )
she may receive a bandlome Lt
gacy, left her by her father, ED
WARD CLARK, late of Med
field aforefatd, deceased.
Letters remaining in the
Pofi-Office at Exeter,
Oli. 1, 1795.
COL. Ei’chalet Giddirge. 7 r
Mr. Henri ■ R«le:,
J tiah Hook, Eq. Kingston-
Wid. Chriltia* Y e^tO’.!, Hampton.
JOHNW.G'LMaN Pojl-MJtrF
ned SHEEPSKINS, by
The Proprietors of n.e I uwn
fbip ofWhuefield are here
by notified .(hat their meeting
Stands adjourned to the lalt Wed*
nefday in October, 1795, at 7#
o’clock A. M at the houM^Kb
Jambs Dow innhold, r in Atk.n^^
Hampftead, Sett 25, J 79’-*
State of New Nampfhirk *
PUBLIC Notice is hereby
given- O the non'rfidert prepr-ct r«
and owners of LANDS iu the iohowii g
(owns, v z —
In the County of Reiki gbam
Northwood fjr (he yeast <794 & 1795}
Chichcfler for 179;.
County of Strafford*
Durham, for 1790 sne 1794; Mouber*
ba’cugh. for 1794 and 1795 ; Brookfield^
Effingham, Gi mancon, Ncwcurhem Gj'Cj
Ofii pee, Tam worth, and Wolf borough tor
1795.
County of Hifiorn^b.
Hancock, for 179 j.
Count) of Ctybirt,
Jtffrey, for 1787 and 1789 ; Croydoii
and Sullivan, for 1795.
County ts G aft n,
S'rafford, so- i7c6, 1788,1790 179 b
Wd T “'7 | and • r
1794, h md Lsnrdlc , r
179 + «rd i?9i, Bun, D icbeiter and
1 AMt U C ! ! 'Uds T? iSr.di»x“d
for L a «ea .« aac he jiffs thereof le t h
i. e { lcr» er ; the (aid s ixes
ei tsr p«id to hi n or the ccdefleri
thereof, within Eight weeks from ihe hrft
publifeirg tb a advertisement, the la*da
will be advenifed for falejor the payment
of the fatne.
NATHANIEL PARKER,
Receittr of ttoxrfjid.^ taxet.
Fxtttr.Oa-ber 1795.
Epping* Sept. 1795.
GIVEN for tanned and untan-
CASH
Attention I
Wm. Stearns.