The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1794-01-28 00:00:00, page 4

THIS has been the text for
the Chronicle writers and
other incendiaries to preach a
gainst the proclamation of neu
trality and the writers who ap
peared co vindicate it. Our Legif
iative and corporate bodies have
truly exprefled the sense of the
people on this fubjedt, by ap
proving the conduct ofthePre
fident. The war party, however,
would not allow the merit of
the noble firmnefs of the chief
magistrate in keeping Our counr
try clear from the war. Citizen
Genet has publilhed his instruc
tions, to clear himfelf, and there
by leaves his tools in the lurch.
Those inftrudions tell us that
the condud of the old govern
ment of France towards America,
was the proper fubjed of indig
nation not gratitude.
The fame inftrudions inform
ws of the proper measure of
thanks due to the new govern
ment for the very kind intentions
they entertain towards the Uni
ted State. Cit izen Genet, rgett
ing the mysterious secrecy of courts,
and full of candour and franknefs
(fee his letter to Mr. Jcffcrfon,
And make his mafier blefs’d.
Cease then ye (ages, cease to writ**.
Your precep's all are dark as night,
Yuur morals dull and dry;
This breathleft hero made my mind
M-rc lentimta al and more kind
Than your philosophy.
Fidelio.
So innocent, so wife—
Whose virtues taught the human heart,
To aft the noble honest part.
And greatly dare to rife.
When early morn with rosy light
Began to chafe the ihades of night
Towards the weftern sea,
With welcome voice Hfe
To view the beauties^pthe I^l—
— wifdom* t voice to me.
With dauntless courage oft he floW
(To gurad his trembling female brood)
The ihock of ev’ry foe.
And as he drop’d the scanty grain
From his own bill to feed his train,
Behold his bosom glow !
Social—he oft would walk my room.
And chale each melancholy gloom
From lonely, tedious hours,
Dispel dull languor, sprinkle ease,
Make ail thingsround mefmileand please,
And strew my paths with flow’rs.
Obedient to my mild command
He ate quite fearlefs from my hand
Such friendfhip rul’d his breaftj
Did all a grateful being could
To stew his boundlefa gratitude,
MOurn all ye winged tribes for death
Has rob’d your ruler oi his breath,
. And fnatch’d away my friend ;
Breathlek—• he greatly moves no more
In gen’rons pride—but on that floor
His bold atchievements end,!
Ye Gods, fay, who of noble mind
Coudld fleal the light from one so kind
mJ® * wvt
if' t^J i
ORIGINAL
Lines on the death of a favorite
DUNGHILL-COCK.
Gratitude to France.
Poet’s Corner.
Writing papier,
By the Ream or Quire,of an ex
cellent quality, for sale ajt H.
Ranlet’s Office. Alfa
The Farmer’s Almanack,
for 1794- Jan. 14,
SIX Rights of Land in
the townlhip of Cambrige,
for the benefit of the heirs of
William White, late of Boston,
Esq. deceased. Alfa
Several Rights of Land
in other towns will be offered
for sale at said time.
P. WHITE.
South-Hampton, Jan. 17, 1794. /
of December 20th, 1793) on
his firft ariival ac Philadelphia,
gave public aflutancts of his
being a minister of peace ; he
did not exped the United fc States
would take part in the war—it
was not desired by France, that
they Ihou d behold citizen can
dour and franknefs, with peace
in his mouth, and the war in
ftrudions in his pocket.
He had in his pocket,
dred commiflions to diftribuie to
the Americans, to try their chance
against {that is to rob) the Englijh^
Dutch, Ruffians, Prussians, ana
Austrians. We were to make com
mon cause with the French—to
punish the invading powers, and
to be protested by a fufficient /trie,
to put our ports beyond insult.
Benefits in trade were a Ifo to be
held out as a lure to join France—
A ihare of the Weft-India trade,
which at present is not worth a
pin to herfelf, was to be on the
condition Jine qua non that the
United States would now aflure
and guarantee the 1 (lands to
France. Regulations of trade
are allo recommended—lt is
plain to the most careless observ
er, why they are timed as they
are j and what is their tendency?
It is a truck trade that is propos
ed; a buble in their Weft India
commerce at a future day, toen
gage us in a war and ruin now.
When they had any thing to give
us, they denied it, now they
have it not, they would barter
it for war.
To be fold by the fubferiber, at
Public Vendue, at the house of Mr.
Lampfori, innholder in Exeter, on the 6th
day of February next, at z o'clock af
ternoon.
As long as it was poftiblejand
longer than it was decent, our
fa&ion juftified Genets At last
they gave him up, when they
found he hung heavy on their
cause, but could not help it.
Then their cant was—the man
is ralh and imprudent; those
who sent him a e wife, just and
friendly. We renounce the min
ister—we cling with ten fold
fondnefsto his masters: Behold
his inftrudions; they tell us,
and so does the proverb, like
man—like master.
Public Vendue^
C. D.
RAN AWAY from the sub
scriber an indented Boy,
named James Rundlet. All
persons are forbid harbouring or
crjufling him on my credit, as
they would avoid the penalty of
the law. —Whoever will return
him again,ciear of expence, Ihail
receive the above reward, and
no thanks.
H. Ranlet-
Exeter^ January 1 794*
Three saw mills,
situated on one spot, together
with a STORE in a good situation for
trade, on Kennebeck river, where there
is neither want of water, nor timber,acd
from whenceßoards may be convenient
ly raked to a navigable part of the riv
er. Said Mills will cut, by eflimation,
from twelve to fourteen hundred thou
sand of boards per year; End it is Tup
posed that the net income of them will
pay the whole purchase money in three
years. The Mills and dams are all about
one year old, and will probably Hand
fifteen or twenty years. Credit will be
given in part, if desired For further
information enquire of
BY virtue of licence
from'the Hon. Judge of
the Probate of Wills, &c. for
the county of Rockingham, will
be fold at Public Vendue, on
Thursday the 13th of February
next, at one o’clock in the af
ternoon, at the dwelling-house
of Peter Folsom, late of Exe
ter, deceased, Real Estate of
said deceased, to the amount of
180 Pounds.
THE Commiflioners ap
poinred by the! Hon. Joseph
Badger* Esq Judge,of Probate for the
County of Strafiord, to receive and ex
amine the claims of th’c several creditors
to the estate of Benjamin Burley, late of
Sandwich, Trader, deceased, represent
ed infolvem, 'hereby give Notice, that
fiX months are allowed for rhe creditors
to bring in their Claims, and prove their
debts to the fabferibets, and that they
will attend the bufinefa the last Thursday
of January instant, and of the four fol
lowing months, from 9 o’clock A. M.
to 5 P. M. at the late Dwelling-House
of the deceased in said Sandwich.
On Thursday, the ^oth day of
January infant, ai two o'clock
P. M. at the late Dwelling-
House of Benjamin Burfey, of
Sandwich, rader, decta/ed,
PART of the Real ERate
of the laid deceased, bting Two
thirds of Half an Acre of Land ih Sand
wich, with a POT ASH and PEARL
ASH ihereon, together with the Re
verlion of the Widow’s Thirds.
Priscilla Burley, Adm’x.
Sandwich, Jan. 2, 1794*
N. B. Conditions to be known at time
and place of lale.
Conditions of fate will be made
known dt time and place.
Jona. Folsom, i .
z James Folsom,
Exeter, Jan. 13, 1794-
SAMUEL DUTTON.
Hallowell (Kenntbeck River) Dec. 3..
Public Vendue.
CALEB MOUSE,
EZEKfEL FRENCH,
THOMAo WARREN.
Sandwich, Jan. 2, 1794.
One Farthing Reward.
TOBE SOLD AT
Public Vendue,
70 BE SOLD,
The folio-wing qualifications Jha'l be indif.
pen/ably necefary for every Candidate
who shall offtr h.mflffor examination, j
Sac. 1. y E shall have a competent f
1 j knowledge of the Eng
lish and Latin languages. .
Seft. 2. He shall have a general ac- f.
quaiotancc with the principles of Geoin- •
etry and Natural Philoibphy.
Seft. 3. He shall have studied three f
full years under the direftion, and at- .
tended the praftice of feme reputable ’ *
phvfician 6r pbyficians—or two years, I
if he shall have received a degree at any I
university or college; during which time
he shall have read the most approved Au
thors in Anatomy, Physiology, Chemeft- I
ry. Materia Medics, Surgery and the ||
theory and praftice of physic. Os all
which qualifications a fatisfaftory certi- 1 •
ficate from the physician or phyGcians,
with whom he had studied. shall be pro
duced to the Censors, previously to his
being admitted to examination.
: The Society earnestly recommend an
University Education to all designed for
the Medical profeflioD ; and to all Stu
dents in Physic, an attendance oh Medi- (
cal Leftures, in the various branches at
taught in Univcrfities.
For the benefit of Medical Students^
the Society recommend the following
Authors in the various branches of the
profeflion. J
Winslow’s Anatomy, Chefelden’s and
Keil’s ditto, Douglass on the Mufcler,
Monro on the Nerves, Monro’s Osteol
ogy, Mr. Sabatier’s Anatomy, with Al- u
binus’or other good Anatomical Tables ,
Boerhaave’s Academical Lefturer, Hal- i |
let’s Physiology, Cullen’s ditto. Hew- | J
fpn on the Blood and Lymphatics, Flem
ing’s Leftures on Physiology, Sheldon’a 1
Hiftory of the Absorbent Syflcm, Wat- ; (
son’s Chemical Eflays, Fourcroy’s Che
miflry, Macquer’s ditto, Cullen’s Trea
tise of the Materia Medica, Lewis’* ~1
Materia Medica; by Aik^n, London ’
and Edinburg difpenfatories, left edi- J
tions; Heister’s general system of Sur
gefy, Pott’s Chirurgical works, Bell’s |
system of Surgery, Smellie’s Midwifery;
Hamilton’s ditto. Van Swieten’s com- c .
mentaries on Boerhaave’s Aphorifmrs>
Cul en’s firftflines of the praftice of Phy- | f
sic, Duncan’s ditto, M‘Bride’« . Praftictf - 1
of Physic, and Experimental Eflays,
White on Pregnant Women and Peer- /
petal Fever, Wbytt’s works, Syd nham’s
ditto, Cullen's>Synopfi> Nofologia: Me- *.
thodicae. Vj
for sale by James BuRLEiGH.the
best kind of VARNISH for
Green Chairs. Exeter,Jan. 14*
THIS is to notify all
whorfi it may concern, that the
Censors for the Eastern Diflrift of the
Ncw-Hampfhire Medical Society, will
hold a Statute meeting at the house of
Col. Erewfier, Innholder in Pordmou h,
on the frji Lhurfday of Ftbruary next, at
II o’clock A. M.
Qualifications of Candidates for
examination before the CenforS
of the New-Hamp(hire Medi
cal Society.
THE Members of Eafl*
ern Difiri^ Newhampfhire Me
dical Society, are hereby inform
ed that a meeting of said Dif
trift Society will be held at the
house of Stephen Lamfon, innhold
er in Exeter, on the fir ft Wednes
day of February next at ten
o'clock A. M. . By order of the
President^
Just received and
By order of the President—
Levi Bartlett, Recording Secy.
Jan. 22d, 1794.
Josiah BARTlett, jun.
St tret ary offaid DiJlriS.
Srrstham, Jan 20.1794.
Ncvj-tdamfJhire Medical Society.
V A R N 1 S H.