The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-03 00:00:00, page 3

the State—and that the pedt’on
ers were fn a Gt nation 4ifagreeable intlie 1
extreme.-—Thc CouocH-vpi^d with gre
in requesting the meeting of the Legi flat are 1
at this time.
1 have no doubt but thi* fubjefl will
meet with yourcandid and thorough dis.
cuilion, as it rcipeda the dignity and in*
dependence.©! the Sute, and as it refpeds
the rights and in (crafts. of the petition
ers. t- , ’ ■
Gext/emM of the Senate ‘ '
and Home pt' R-epreftntalivtSf
The repeated delays of the due .admini- ,
Hration of j ailice jn the Sqpjeme, Judicial
Cou^t of this btate cqnftqjent upon the
non attendance of foine of the Judges at
the- times Stated by laW for holding thtc
Cour’, is a fubjed of ^reat complaint.—
Whatever the caufc; of these failures may
be, the effeft ill comports with the four- ‘
teenth article in our Bill of Kights. Pain
ful as this fubjed is,i have’thought' it my ;
duty co lay before j you.
Gentlemen of the Hauje
pf Re prefer tali vet, .
Perhaps the propriety of affefling a fax
at this t me may be war hy of conGdera
tion j end whetner it will not be more «,
convenient -o aife a (mall fpm now, than
to be ur.oreoared for exigencies which '
may happen and poflibly make a large
ux ipdiioen table. “ \ *. ...
Gentlemen of, the, Senate i t
ana Houfi.of Reprefeittutivei,
I (hall, in a fubd gain communiystion,-
lay before you sundry o«per» r fpeding the
fortifications of ihehirb ue a: Tor limo nth, 1
and the cannon afo it there, -
Vour frequent recur coce to the funds-
HHntal principles of the Conft tut'on, and
’genetai knowledge of the Circu.nit»n es bt »
-vur publid affairs, make it jcnecctfa’y tor
me to <pe.'t on mure particulars at j this
time ; and it willaff rd meths h gh-lt (a»
tisfaftton to cooperate with yati in proinot*
ingt the lading happiness of bur common
JOHN T. GILMAN.
State nf New-HMipfhirei ,
. <. . Aa ji 7, >79 4* i
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. ’ '■ LUSUS-NMU^
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BENNtNGTO^f^r.J DKC. TO.
A few days ago* in dipging~a-\weli for !
the Jabor- .
iCrs dug ypafrog, at the depth of nearly
twenty feet frpm- the lord* co. The; frog 1
appeared iifeleft.wjien firft difeovered, but
on beih'g -e^pbfed olWalr, soon by gin to j
hapabrdtthe well.' The-ground below j
where the frog waOoukd, tad the appear
ance of having beep pnwv chefarfoe,. but •
aShye bad begnjp ex^^ to in
duce the nx-effit. cf'tf biking^ ■
B bar/ and prying op a fihWP’inmp at a ■
time, in a part of thia bard earth the frog
, wag|^aj^4nd left his fo^pe indented in
h like that of ? dune—Par informant re- |
ceived the? particulars from Mt. ‘ Rich, i
whole veAHty is unq ieftionable. '
' ■ ' O'."’--—. •
. ^eo 8-,1.794-
The tncyeafing. prolper’ty of this State,
muß’afford pleafurC CP all rhe friends of hu»
man happine's In the/year 1781, the
rateable property., of the whole state
^mounted co but .ope hundred and f^r
ty-nine thpufa^d fiv ; hundred and forty-’
two pounds seventeen {hillings and fix
pence. At chi return made to the gene al
affetnbly. this fall, the grand lid was four
hundred and eighteen thou (and andfory
one pounds thirteen thlliingS i nearly four
times the val^e of (he rat table property,
twelve years ago. The hippy effed es
ildullry, oeconomy , and good government.
. BOSTON, DSC. 30. ’
are'reports in.town ttar a very
severe storm has been experienced* in the
. ... .Weft?lndies, and that** great number of
vaflels have foundered, and gohe afhorc. a
mpng whie^i was an English 74 gun ship,
the ^rew of which perilhed.
The fleet arrived lately in the Wdl-In
dies, turns put co. be Englilh. Whither
the squadron, which in Sept, last failed
from Brest has gone, is (till a matter of
conjeiture onty.
COMMVNICdtIONS, .
Tt is curio >s to trace the prog refs of an
tifedeis! and J >cobin lies th'roQfcb the con
tlnetnr. One originating from Charleft >n,
augmenting as it goes, travels onto Nor
folk. npo on W Philadelphia, polls 10
New-York^od afte* fufferiog and re fufLr
ing various heading and beheading dies st
Boston —Soon, the fame rout back. It
should fewiii that thte retailers of plump- j
ers had had a meeting to regulate their
pi'aceediogs, and that they had each a
treto rhe other, Ufte^cb my
Tb«ii«<rf
T 794, ts colleMcd, would make t very a-
WjA inllru^iye volbme. .
On the 28th of Nr. departed this life. •
the honoratt^REbEßlCK WII&JWM
AUQU^FUa
~ This ex€cll^nt^n<n t whole nsnte will be .
dear to the citizens of the United States,
as long as virtue'and patriotffm-fhdllie re
fpeded. viai it hatwfe of. Germany, Where
h’S me it had raffedplacej of the
highest trull and diftin^i<v> : He was ajd
de-camp tQ the late King of Prussia, and
lieuienant-gov-rndr bf orte of the circles of
rhe. German empire. Tbeie polls, and oxh- •
ers, hd icit to embark wi.;b us in tiicxaji'e .
of Freedoms In 1777 he arrived in Ame
nc'a, arid im.med’i'aWl - joined dur arnfy as
a volunteer. Io 1778! Übugrefs gave him?
the rank of M^P^gtneral, wbu& w>s the
highest grade tn their power,.and.appoint
ed him inlpedor ^ene^l to the army of
the United Stat es, U;>der ihe difjfdvfnAlge
of being a total stranger tri dur doftoms and
jUngn^ge, of encouAteyhtg -the p .ejudices ;
which cxnled igAi.ntt loieigners t of redue ng
an army, jearcety then Tormcd, and jeon- 1
trnuaßy changing, whole habits in civil ’
difej had nut been tho e of hibordihat on,
-and who, ay that nionici), were cbm IM ng
' tnat jhey m g t be free, to reduce Jach- jm
army to the liribt tales of difoipiirie, was
‘a which bone, but a brave Ind vi?« ’
tuous nun would h ve undertaken ;t<i'bring
thhy army to'a poiqt of krowl?g exa4liip4 e
aod order, wmeh iriiaitely exceeded thsi
of their veteran army ; and in the fame
‘t'rme so acquire the I ve and vensratAhfdf
thc xifflcers add foldiers,could have be n
jeflpZUd by no o^her than > Baron iteubeoj; I
and no. o^ther heart. th(m h;s.coald,,haye re- j
‘ paid so fully the. reward a hich heayph gave '
to’the virtuous exertions of armly—The I
•jindetpendence of their country 4 : f
;.Tl** Baron was a Volunteer in tbe,aaion I
of Monpioth,commanded in Virginia, with
a handful of militia, agai.nft Amohf and j
Phillips ? ahd commarraed itr the trenches j
-in- Yg?k Town, on the day which condos-j
.cd the struggles of America, on rhe day .
that Lord Cornwallis fortendered ihe Uft '
’hb^ of the King of Great Brichin. To t
his miliary tharadler the Biron added WlI I
|he virtues ol j-he citizen, and tne accom* ;
pl fhmentJ of the genttemxn. His xnuyyl- f
edge wis extensive, his Oc.dcrftahding dear ’
and his judgment found. z ;
His h<art **a» formed by nature ao be o
peh to all her children, and he never c ol* .
ed ilii -fC n ’ s is a short afa mt fke ch: of ,
the IfWafter of, ilie excellent B^ron P’eu- ,
- ben/^Hirh by a man who had ; the honur i
3ttj be<intima-ely cbane&dd with him 4*5
yeay& Mnd wh^ nqycr guilty of I
an unworthy adiou—who pever kno* him
foihk a good one. •
>-■ ■ 1 $ ’. • ••' - ■ '
- DIRD, at PbrtfmyA''Mr!S. •
Anna SHAPLET, : Sged 55 ; M r s.
Sally Pendexter; wife or Mr i
John Pendexter,iod MnjAMts i
Norie, Tinman, aged 44*. <
In the town on Monday ’
r Wid. Lucy Hopkinson.- ? />
V' r;■ ■. . 1,4, L.LA-, : ' >’ • ■ I?? ' J
A lift of the prizes pf H AR~ ■
VARD COLLEDuE LOr
■TEK.Y, may be 4een at this Os ;
fice.
ENTRIES at the CUiTOM-HOUSE vt
Diftrifi of Po a tsm ovt h. N.\H.
—iil' ■ ■ .
EnTBKED T-MOM,” '!
i.SlojqtN^qcy;/ Hooper, St. Euitawa. * ;
Cleax d . roi .
■.{ Brig Diuphin, Cuts, Demarara^’.
Schooner Sukey, Csril^/
Brig Joseph, > Rica, - . i
Brig Elizabeth, Oliver, J^ittOv ‘
— *: — ~Trrrrn i
To be fold
N Excellent lot oF L 4NX?i’ lying in <
Merriditb, on (he main road to Sandwich
within hay.* mileof a Saw-MvliudGrij-
Miil, well fl oated sot buHding* on the
road—with twelve acres well fenced, and
three into Rre and Hay. feadicn^ <
ther almost cleared t sne^may be got 'into
Rye. in the Spring. : 'i
Jars enquire of . f' 1 ■ i -’
THOMAS FOLSOM.
Pxrter, fan. 3, 1)95. '
, —<•■, 1 ';/■"■■ -.* ><, »■! . < 1,11 ,4
\ ; 4*■ •' ^beeii. .<■
CAME t^e jhdliHpre W^ fril- I
scriber fo|pe time in December Jaft,« j
stray SHEEP. The owner mny have itl
proving projpcr‘y. a<d paying chargee.' 0 1
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I' '■ -'S.b -Ci
Books tQ be Let,
Henry 1 Ranlet,^
EG S leave to infornii the I
friends of Literature in this town
its-vicinity, that he has ppuL
ea a final!
Circulating Library,
^t his Book-Storejn Main-Street,
Exeter—where the Sons and
Daughters of science inay have
the perusal of 'the following
books on very reasonable terms ;
and should he find it advantage
ous, the number of books will be
immediately increased, that those
who read
X * * ■* ’ — . - u 4. t
May range the world from pole to pdlef
-liicreaf: tkeir knowledge & delight theirfoul.
Amer-ica.v jest book,
Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progiefs,
* ij j" Hofy War, ; •
Belknap’s Biography, ’ •'
Blair’s Sermons, . c ,1
Bradford’s - Strictures on Dr.
Langdon's Remarks, :
Benn.-t’s Strictures on Education,
Letters 1 tda young Lady,
Britith Album, r
Gbapone’s lettersontheimpreve
ment of rhe Mind, ‘
-CKiidren’s Friend, '
^omplete-Lettef Writer,
'Carechifin'Qf Nature,'
Ceci 1-morMe moi rs of an Helf cfs,
Gpok’stvo jU^e round the world,
Carvers. Travels in xXorth-Ame
rica,
Cowper's T<dk r -
DoddricLe/s Rife arid Progress of
Religion telhe Soul,
-——— Serm >ns on religious ed-
J uff published,
■ —. Life of Co 1. Gardiner,
-——-Sermon on the care
•* of the Soni—urged as the one
thing needful.
Dodd's Reflexion'S on Death,'
■ u—— Thoughts' in Pnfon,
■Death of Abet and Cain,
DY. Langdon’s Remarks on the
'.’leadingterdim snts in tPftßev.Dr.
LHopkinsblfey stern 6f Divinity,
Evelina, or a young lady’s en-
S''trance irtro the World,
. jEnfield’s Biographical Sermons, 5
UFcrefter, an American Tale, he
ing a jequel to the Hiftory of
John Bull the Clothier,
Farmer’s Triend^ or Hiftory of
Charted Woftliy, 1
--Fbbles for the Ladies, by Edward
" Moore, 2ndEflays on
Man^boadd together. <
French Revolution;
GeograpW-fot Children,
Wiftory-orSirCharles Grandifon,
:H ni^phTe-yl^Cl inker,
JH£ple& Orphan, an American
Novel,: '■ ■■
MerVey-s Meditations and Con
.d Lffemplations.
\dHopkiirs’ System of Divinity,
iv HumphreyS PoemSy
Hiftory of Baron Trenk,
Julia de Roubigne,
>Kai(^^^flay«, t ;' < . f. J
<LiTe of Franklin, •
4^vatex’s Aphoriftns oh Man,
1 Life jof; Wat rs and Doddridge in
M t . a neat volume.
Life ,of, Jofeph r the Son of Israel,
iMeinoir^fth^ Queen of France,
? Mason on SeiGKnoMdedge.
Mdore’s Travels through France,
Switzerland,Germany & Italy,
New RobinfomCruioef" : ' ..
Naturaf -History of the Bibi es or
a defcriptipn-of all the beasts,...
birds, fifties, infefls, reptiles^ !
trees, plants, metals, precious,
stones, &c. mentioned inXthfe
sacred scriptures. ; By Thad-'
deus M. Harris, A. M. Libra
rian of Harvard Univetfity.
Principles of Politeness,
Price’s Sermons, , ’
Power of Sympathy, ■ -
Poetical Works of Peter Pindar,
Rights’of Woman,
Rowe’s Letters from the Dead to
the Living. .
_ t> , -
—•— Devout-. Exercises of the
Heart.
Religious Courtship.
Sorrows of Werter,
Seneca’s Morals, :
Seraphical Young Shepherd; be
ing a very remarkable account
:of a shepherd in France, of 18
years of age, who without any
other means than the scriptures
and teachings of God’s holy
spirit, attained co a very un
common & evangelical know
ledge of the true God and Je
sus Christ whom he hath ft nt.
w Translated from the French,by
Cornelius Caley.
The Pleafofes of Imagination,by
Akinfide—to which is added
the Art of preserving Health,
by Dr. Afmftrong,
The French Convert; being a
'/ 'true relation of the happy con
-1 version of a noble French lady,
v from the errors ajid fuperfti
, tions of Popery, to the reform
/ ed religion, by means of a pro
testant. gardener, her fervanU
The Progress of Dulnefs,
Tom Jones, by Fielding, “
Vicar of Wakefield, v #
Visions for the Entertainment
;• and Inftriidion ; of Young
n Minds—a new edition,
.Willifon oq the Sacrament, ,
Young’s Night Thoughts, s< . ? ? < 4
Young Miffcs Magazine,
z 80* Thcjc. ii:kc zi:ijh to read ans
: book '-which, is not irif erted in this
‘ UJI, will pleofe to lodge a lint alike
Book Stbre, and it Jhdll' It fib
-1 Cured as soon as fofjible, :
Books Stationary^
for sale as usual.
Jan. 1795.
Leiters remaining in tie PoJi^Office^
Exeter, Jani 1795.
James Barrick
T homw Deen ' Extter ’
J feph Fetrfon ^ '
‘ ■Mr a. Eliza He; h Hunt
' Mra. M. Holland Brentwood.
JO W GII MAN. P. M.
ALL who are (Butbted for Letters
or Newfptpersjvre rtquefted tri make pay
ment.
To be Sold) ,
GOOD Start for trade, lying
near the greit Bridge iri Exiier.. wF^h •
large HOUSE, BARN and SLOP-like
wise a Tan Yard with kvcn’een gcod/iib
Tan-Hon(e and Mill, with a good Well
and Spring. Any parfdfl who wifhe to
rurcliafe said feat may have* hat a teafon
able price- > Fbr farther par ticu'ara, -apply
to - JONATHAN FOLSOM. ■
Hxefir, Jan. 5,^1795.
Lfr-A IP dN L
AM Printing Smart fSire
LAl^^r i 4 £tt ?
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