The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1793-08-27 00:00:00, page 4

THE febferiber has in the townthips of
Aiburgh, Highga eana Swanton, boun
ded 00 Lake Ch-unpkdo, and ?n Coventry
and IralEurgh, contiguous to Lake Mum
phreytnaygag, all tn the county of Chitten
den, and Hate of Vermont, about one hundred
thoul’and acres c! Land, that he will lease on
teafonable term?,as long as water runs, or
timber glows. ia some of the townlhips ae
built saw and grill mills,lron works are buil
ding. The townlhips by Lake Champlain
have large settlements made on the aforcfiid
principles. The lands are all Purveyed into
convenient Farms, and are good for improve
ment, being well watered and pleafandy sit
uated. Tnefe new trails will be leafed free
from rent several years, then begin with a
trifle, and add annually, till it arrives to full
rent. As these leases are to continue to the
end of time,every inhabitant will eredl build
ings, fences,&C. the fame as though he had
the right of foil by d ed. The fail is, that it
amounts to the fame as borrowing money, and
not paying interest for a number of year',
which may be very advantsgeous to young
beginners, and to thole who have been unfor
tuoate, and have not property ro advance
to perchufe themselves farms, as the fee of
the Lands will be fare ro the poffeflor, by
paying annual interest. . For further partic
ulars inquire of Capt. Thomas Butterfield,
cf said Swanton, or the luOtcriber, at Col.
chester, county of Chittenden, and state of
Vermont.
IRA ALLEN.
June‘s 1793-
N. B. The fubferiber has also Lands for
Tie in the towns of Shelburne, Georgia,
Newhuntington,Colchefter, Burlington, Char.
Io te, Willifton, Eflex, Jerico, Middlesex and
Mooretown ; amongst which are several im
proved Farms with houer &c. Those Lands
will be fold inconvenient farms,and contrails
made, ftipmßing the payments, as may
be agreed on, and when payments are com
pleaied, warrantee deeds will be given—Sev.
era! law mills, grill mills; forges, and impro
ved farms are to be leafed, and workmen are
wanted to carry on the fame. LA.
Wife has eloped from my bed and board,and
behaved very unbecoming other ways,—
this is to caution all people againll trailing
her on my account as I am determined no. to
nay any debt Ihe may contrad.
JONATHAN TILTON.
K-n'ington t Augufi J 2, 1793*
Whereas Fanny my
the partner of the fubfcnber,has behaved he--
leH in such an unbecoming marner, that £
am determined net to cohabit with her any
more. Ail persons are forbid harbouring or
trailing her on my account, as I won’t pay
any aebt she centrads after this date.
' * DANIEL HOIT.
Raymond, 30th July, 1793*
Whereas Elizabeth,
Iff 1 The Members of the Eastern
Difirici of the New Hampshire Medical
Society, are desired to take notice, that a
meeting of laid diftri^t will be held ar the
house of Mr. Benjamin Lamfon, Innholder in
Exeter, on the firft Wednesday of Septem
ber next, at loo’Clock A. M.
By or tier of the Prejifent:
Josiah Baatlett. Jun. SeAry.
[of the Eastern DiJirici N. H. M. Society
1793. t
' Seat of the Muses.
I walk’d with her into the garden.
There fully intending to woo her ;
But may i be ne’er worth a farthing.
If of love I laid any thing to her !
1 clafp’d her hand close to my bread.
While my hear: was as light as a feather;
Yet notning I laid, I protest,
Bm—Madam,’ds very fine weather.
To an arbour I did her attend.
She afk’d me to come and set by her ;
-I crept to rhe furthermoft end.
For I was afraid to come nigh her.
] afk’d her which way was the wind ;
For I thought in some talk we mud enter.
Why, Sir (the anfwer’d and grinn’d,)
Have you just sent your wits for a venture ?
Then I follow’d her into the house ;
There 1 vow’d I my passion would try ;
Bi't there 1 was ftili as a mouse ;
Oh ! what a dull booby was I ?
Courting 1 went to my love,
Who is fleeter than roles in May ;
And when I came to her, by Jove,
The dev’l a word could I fay.
HUMPHREY GUBE IN *5 COURTSHIP.
ADVERTISEMENT.
" Just Published,
B} the Printer hereof, and to befold at his office,
AN ARR ATI VE of WHI I ING
SWEETING, who was exe
cuted at Albany for murder, 1792*
* Wanted a quantity of
Green Lamb-Skins.
Enquire at this office. July 1795.
Cafli Writingpaper
given in exchange for clean Cotcon^ Linen
RAGS at H. Ran let’s Printing-Office,
To be 'Sold at Public Vet due, on the frfi Tut-ay
of Otioher next, at two o'clock, P. M at the
House c/Berjamin Palmer, in Lmicnaerry,
A Farm, containing
sixty acres, with convenient buildings and
other appurtenances, agreeably iituated in Laid
Londonderry, within two miles of the East
Meetinghouse. Also, two other trafts, con
taining 170 acres, lying convenient to said
barm for V^oodland, pasturing and mowing.
Any perlon inclining to purchase, may have
a view of said premises by applying 10 Be: j.
Palmer, living on the fame.
August 17, 1793. David Blair.
Military Duty,
Just Pubhjhed, and to be fold at 'this
office.
to, or have any demands on the edate of John
Sanborn, jun. .late of Eaft-Kirgflon, de
ceased, are desired to bring in their accounts
to the widow Elizabeth Sanborn Exe
cutrix to the hft Will and Tcflament of he
Gid deceased, in order for a speedy icttltmient.
July 19, 1793.
Estate of Samuel J a m es. late or Chichefier,
Taylor, deceaied, reprefen'ed insolvent. a«e
hereby notified, that Two Months longer from
the iQ.h dav of Augvft ’793» allowed
the Commiflioners, appoin ed 10 receive and
examine the claims again# laid est te—and
that we will attend that business at the d^ell
ing-houfe of Joshua Lane, in said Chi
chefter, on the lecond Wednesday of the two
next following months, from 2 to 5 o’clock,
P. M. Joseph Dew ,
Joshua Lane, oro,n rs «
Chithefter, Aug. 18, 1793.
All persons indebted
The creditors to the
J_JASfor SAL E ~ h s STORE in
Englifli & Weft-India GOODS,
Sole-Leather, by the burnired oriels
quantity. A few Excellent
Whitt O ik Rum Hogheads for Cy
der, which he w‘lt difpoie of cheap for
Cash or Country Produce.
{i^> C ASH and a generous price g men for
Barley, Flax-Seed and Butter.
Wanted a [mart, aNive Boy,
io serve as an apprentice to he Looper s Bu
fine! —Enquire a. above.
B.intwocd 9th •uguft, 1793.
John Smith, 36 years old, 5 feet
5 inches high, light complexion, grey eyes
and dark hair, much pitted with the Imall
pox, an Iruhman b- birth, has much of the
brogue, lately returned from the VveHern
Country, where he has been a prisoner with
the Indians, has a pass from Col. Pickering,
one of the Commiflioners to treat with the
hcftile Indians, dated at Niagara the last of
July. Whoever will take op said deferie.s,
and secure them in any jail, (hall receive the
above reward, or Ten Dollars for either of
them. JONA. CASS, Major U-S 3d
Exeter, Aug. 10, 1 793. Sub Legion.
DESERTED from this town, the
following persons, soldiers in the Uni
teo States’ zd. Sub Legion, viz.
Nathaniel Downs, 18 years old, 5
feet 5* inches high, his complexion, eyes &
hair light ; born in Berwick, Massachusetts,
where he resided when he enlisted. Also,
John Murray, 21 years old, 5 feet
S’ inches high, frefh complexion, eyes ^nd
hair dark ; oom in the state of Maffachu
ietu. Also,
A few Copies
Rawsin’s Compendium of
30 Dollars Reward.
William Brooks
ROCKINGHAM—ff
Painted Mullins, Habit, ditto,
Callicoes, Shawls,
Chintzes, Ribbons,
Lawns, Fans,
Cambricks, Pins,
Copperplates, ‘Needles,
7 Bths, 3 4ths and Tapes,
yard wide Lin- Qualities,
ens > Shoe-Binding,
Mullins, Sewing-Silk,
Cravats, Taste,
Black silk Hand- 1 breads,
kerchiefs, Combs,
Bandanno, ditto, Lead-Pencils,
Cotton and Silk Paper,
ditto, Inkpowder,
Linen, ditto, -Waters,
Modes, Shoe-Buck les,
Sarcenes, Knee-Buckles,
PuQians, Penknives,
Florentines, Razors,
Jeans, ” Snuff Boxes,
Camblets, Coat & veil But-
B mbazetts, tons.
Moreens, Cotton and Wool
Shalloons, Cards,
Calamancoes, Crockery,
Tammies, . Rum,
L aft mgs, Wine,
Durants, Sugar,
Boft, . Mohffes,
Cottondenim, Tea,
Figur’d Velvet, Coffee,
Olive, ditto, Chocolate,
Honeycomb, do. Alfpice,
Striped Nankeen, Pepper,
Waistcoat Pat- Ginger,
terns, Oat- Meal,
Worsted Hole, Nutmegs,
Cotton & Fancy Indigo,
ditto, 1 Logwood,
Men’s Hats, Redwood,
Silk Gioves and Allum,
Mitts, Copperas.
(J^Any of the above Articles
will be fold (fur kind and quality) as Cheap
as at any Shop in Exeter, —and Country
Produce, as
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Barley, Oats,
Flax, and Flax-Seed, Tow-Gloth, Cotton
and-Linen, ditto, Butter and Cheese, will be
taken in payment, and a generous price al
lowed Farmers for any of the above-mention
ed commodities.
As the fubferiber wishes in his'new
undertaking to be both ufeful and bene
ficial, he f’Qlicits the Friendship and Patron
age of the Public for an encouragement in
Business, of this kind, and should he have the
happiness to merit their Approbation and
Countenance, he will endeavour, to the belt
of his ability, to supply and furnifh himfelf
wi h a large and full Aflortment of
Goods, suitable for Public Use and
the general call-In the fulleft hopes and ex
pedation that a Generous Public will ad
here and give preference to the invitation of
him, whose pleasure will be to pkafe his good
Friends and Customers on all dccafions.
He shall close this address and ad
verdfement with his fin cere thanks to his
Former Customsrs, and ftili wishes to
continue their and the Public’s
Moll Humble Servant,
Exeter, Aug, 12. J. A, -
How far short the fubferiber may fail of
meriting a like reputation in rhe Public’s es
teem, he humbly iubmits to their judgment—
foliciting the Ladies and Gentlemen of
the town of Exeter and its vicinity, to take
their choice of a very large and elegant vari
ety of Rich, Figur’d, painted
Mullins, Callicoes and Chintzes,
suitable co almoil every one’s talle.
The New and General effort me nt confft
of the following articles, viz.
MOST Relpedftilly informs his
Friends and Cuftcmers in this and the
adjacent towns, That he has lately removed
from rhe Store he occupied near Dr. Tilton’s
to the House and Shop formerly improved bv
Mr. W. C. Dean, on Tower Hill,
where hie^ow arfides. The Place and Shop
is so generally known to the public, that it is
fopeifluous to add a description A shop
renowned, where universal farisfaclion was
given, both to Gentle and Simple—conflant
attendance paid, and a due acknowledgement
for favors received.
JOHN ALLEN
A new edition of Biair’s Ledum, abridged,
and Jenyns’ view of Religion. All of which
will be fold as cheap as by the pubriffiers at
Boflcn.
Whereas Sarah, wife
of me the subscriber, has absconded from my
bed and beard, and behaved otherwise very
unbecoming— This is to caution all persons
against trusting or harbouring her on my ac
count, as I will not pay any debt' fte con
tracts after this date.
WILLIAM TOSS AY.
POPLIN, AUG. 22. 1 793,
Blanks of many kinds
—printed on good paper, fold at H,
Ranlet’s office, cheap for Cassi.
%
• .. ■ ■ 'f... • 1 ■ . ■.
Now in the Press and will befpeedily pub.
lifhed & ready for sale by Lamfon & Odio.re,
Mason’s Student and Pastor. ALSO-
Bunyan’s Grace, abounding to the Chie/ of
Sinners. They have likewise in the Pielf
an Edition of Watts’ improvement cn the
mind-
Just Published, in Boflon, and for sale sj
the B ok Store of Lamfon & Odiorne,Exeter
The natural Hiftoxy of the Bible; ora deU
cription of the Beasts, Birds, Fifties, Infers
Reptiles, Trees,.. Plants, Metals, Prtciot/
Sroner, &c. mentioned in the sacred fcrir
tore', collected from the best authoritie., and
alphabetically arranged, By Thaddeus M.
Harris, a.m, Librarian of Harvard Universi
ty, Cambridge.
*\He spake of trees, from the ceder tree that
is in Lebanon, even unto the hffop th tfpring
eth out of the wall. He spake also of b.afsfA
of fowls, and of creepir g things and oj ffhesf'
f l Kings iv 31.
LIKEWISE,
The Farmer’s Friend, or the H story of
Charles Worthy, who from being a poor g—
phan, rose thro* various feenes of dist els and
misfortune, to wealth and eminence, by in
dustry, Economy and good condud, imci
fperfed with many ufeful and entertaining
narratives, fmteu to pieale the fancy, im
prove the underfianding and mend the heart.
By Enos Hitchock, d.d.author of iheß ccr '
grove Family. Neither of which were ever
before published.
jafi received by Lamfon and Odiorne, in ad
dition to their former Catalogue a valuable
assortment of books, among which ate lie
following.
ADAMS’ viewof Religion. Bufibn’s Hif
cory of Infefts. Blackstone’s Commen
taries. Brigg’s Cookery. Cullen’s Materia
Medica. Cla ke’s Homer. Dramatic Pieces.
Doddridge’s Family Expcfitor, 6 vol. oAav.
neatly bound in cahe, Life and Character.
Davidson’s virgil. Betty Barne’s. Conßan
tine, a novel. Delborocgh Family. Enfield’s
Elocution- Edwy, son of Ehehed 2d. Ela,
or the delusions of the heart. Forefiers. Gel
leroy’s London Cook. Harvey’.- Meditations,
Dialogues. Julia de Robigne, 1 vol.
Joseph Andiews. Memoirs of Gen. Lee.
Langdon on the Revelation. Monody to Ma
jor Andre. Memoirs of the Baroness of D‘
Alantun. Marnmontei’s Mon 1 Tales. Mon
tague’s Travel*. Night Cap. Probate Auxil
ary. Rock of Modrec. Smellie’s Phclofophy,
Shackleford*^ Cookery, TilTot cn Health.
Ward’s Greek Grammar. Waiker’s Speaker.
Vickar of Wakefield. Sorrows of Werter.
Young’s Latin Diflionary. Young Ladies
Accidence. Warville’s Travel; io America.
Dinarbas. Raflelas. Builder’s Aififtant. Fin.
dar’s Poem; ~ complete. Pain’s Builder Picfe
Epitome. Verse. do. Ampherrion, s comedv.
Almeda, a Tragedy. Beauty & the Moi fie;,
a comedy. Bragsnza, 2 Tragedy. Creafa, a
Tragedy Catharine & Petruchio, a comcd» ,
Engliih Merchant,do. Falfc Appearances,/*?.
Grecian Daughter, do. Group do. Jufi in
Time,do- Love ala Mode,do. The Mermaid
do. Othello,do. Zenobia, a T*agedy. Fe
male policy deeded. Pope’s EfLy cn Man.
Mr. Adam e Oration, delivered at Bollen, a-h
J ly. . Mr. Hitcheck’s Oration, c edverfd
Providence. ALSO, The Declaration
of Independance, a Poem, delivered in the
Univerfel Meeting house ir. BoAon, 4th July
lafi. They have j^LSO for fate, Tahleb for
receiving ar.d paying Gold Coin , according
to the ad of Ccsgrefs, regulating” Foreign
Coins, as pa/Ted 9th Feb, 1793. f^The B ft
P ft, Foolscap, and Pot Writing Paper, Ler.
ter, &c. may be had also at the above Book-
Store.
Watts’ Psalms and Hymns, Perry’s
Dictionary, Picture-Books, & Books
for little Folks —Wriiing Paper, by
the ream or quire, with many osher
things in the Bock way.
Perry’s & Webftpr’s
C PELLLING-BOOKS.by the
' dozen or single, to be fold at Ra nlet’s
Pamphlet-Shop, as cheap as any where else.
DITTO
Bibles, Testaments,
ALSO,