The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-03 00:00:00, page 4

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Poet’s Coraw.! O ^ ■„
Trvn^be ‘^ofian) EHlrd^rrtry,
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STANZAS .— Sy a Husbak*.
<'lr 7IIEN on bosom L recline,
W Earyptured fttti td c^l ffc« mis*
To cell thee mine for Hfo—
lEl^y rMfo fecred rri>»
Which m^iero wits end laoU defp/e,
Os huil>*n<? and of wife.
O ir matu>l flame infpire' oar bliss.
The tender look, the melting kiQ»
Evea year* have not destroyed»
(enfation, ever knew,
Spring* up and proves the maxrm true.
Tan “ love can ne’er be dgysd.**
Have l a with *tis all for thee,
Haft thou i with ’cis *H Tor me j
Soiwift our momenta move,
That angtls iook with ardent gas®.
Well ple.fed to fee oar ^tppy days.
And bid us lire and love.
If cares arifo—Shi carer will coms—
Thy bosom is my fofteft home—
I lull me there to rest ;
And if there aught diAurbs my fair,
J bid her sigh out ell her care,
Aad lofo it in my br<*ft.
Have f < jdy, *tis all her bwt,
Both her*s and mine are only one—’
Oar hearts are so entwined,
That like the ivy round the tree.
Bound up in closest amity, \
’Tis death to be disjoined.
anecdote.
A ■■Hl CERTAIN innkeeper,
who was much. adeji^-
$d to lying, made it a practice
to entertain every traveller
that called at his inn, with a
di(h of lies. A Tailor one day
happening to dine with him,
was kept very mute for a long
time hy several very lengthy
narrativesrr^and among oth
ers he told the following ; He
that the growth of his
Indian corn was Io great that
year,, that beneath it was as
dark as night; and that he was
obliged, when he plowed it,
to carry a candle and lanth
orn in the middle of the day
to light him along the fur
rows “By J —’S (fays the
Tailor quite unconcerned )that’s
a trifle to what Iv’e leen, I
was^lately into furious a Harm
that it took ten m^n to hold
one man’s hair on his head I”
Which lilenced our holt at
once. '
Foreign, Intelligence. .
Jhe Briti/b Goober Packet, has ar
rived at Halifax, from Falmouth
and the Mail dispatched for New-
Fork: Ex trap's to Oft. foL
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ENGLAND.
lonUow, Oct/ 3. •
EURING the lace difeovery
of the agents employed by
tyeire, th® Repntfenta/ive
Ga^nicr rendered great fertrees
at Bourdeaux, and had the hu
mahity tri p#t an end to th^trq
pities and ermiasof the fcomkel
JLa Com«e, formerly a priest and
master of a fchooi„ hut Jatdy ^e
come Present*bfibc Cwmiffion
Mililaire. He fold the lives of
bis fel^pc^ Immrafetmhs
concealed in a beatfi of Iris garret
and inclofcdlK alWbox.
■• , ;
On the invicatfen of tfjeßepre
fentattve es the People, the citi
zens have been liquefied to declare
the Turns which they have given,
and the particular perfot^ which
have been saved from the fao^r ©f
this monster.
They state, that Mademolfelle
Journu gave 1*06,000 livres.—
Mad. Dudon gave 50,000,and all
her jewels:. * r “ ;
It was at tjhe fame time Asti
ma^ed to ^e ja^er that if
in tb.rc,edftyf iM Turns demanded
were not complied, _M, Duoow
(hould be led to the fcaffpld. By
this dreadful rpcnjnce (he colled
ed ail thatlhc had but it sols
not Tuffieient to fppeafe the nwn^
ftrr, and confequemly file loft her
husband. ... ’ • v ‘
. M- Chan&bux gave 100,060 , >
livres. They demanded and ob-.
tained 60,000 more. At last theyi
extorted zoo,qCo. ,< / :
Some preferred death, rather
than yield to theft ads of extor
tion and uncertainty. -
. 'T-’ .- , ..r-r* 1 " r— —- . .’ ■ 1
Late Informaiion from Holland.
OCTOBER I/i *
Yesterday morning early, Mr.
and Mr. Dressins, King’s
MrfTtngers Arrived in town with i
d 1 (patches to Governmenr. The
firft came Tram Earl Spencer jr
Vienna; the latter from the Duke
pf YoIK^ whose head quarters are I
ft ill at Nimtgueni Mn D«e?sins »
C.arae from thence oa Suaday ev^
ehing last. , - ;
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C^PfURE QF 1
,»L‘ niir’»’ ■ - . 1
We are ejftrpmcly furry jo karp,
that BQis-ftrppic c^pfiul^dto the
French on T.hUx r fd^y pxb inst. J
Ad event greatly unexpedvd. The
people role and demanded the sur
render, before they would under
go the horrors pf a siege, . The
terms of capitulation are said to ;
be nearly the fame as thpfe grant
ed to the garrilbns Conde and V*-
lencie.ripgs. The- French have ।
• paffedthe , Maefe» ; and, as thev ;
seem determined to force their
way further into Holland, an en
gagement wit hour troops, difpef
ftd in the Bamtnel country, and
in the province of Nimeguen, ap-;
pears unavoidable.
" and bandfome town of the Netbe^-
lands, between therewrs J^ontwl^
. Aa r 49 miles 5. qf Amjhrdant.
ROTTERDAM* OCT. 13..
We have this day karm that
the Ftench had pasted theMeeft 5
but we know nothing of theit fur
ther proceedings. The island of
Bommel is every where fortified,
and a very humerousEnghlh g«r*S
rtfon has been Tent to Tiel, to ds ? :
fend the pillage of the Waal near
there;
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Nov i®. .
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Samuel Winslow,
/BLENDERS his warmest ac
y knowtedgements to those of
his Friends and the Public, who
have hitherto patronized the pub- <
location of the HERALD, par
ticularly since his connexion as
an Editor. He hopes his unre
mitting endeavours, and indefati
gable 1 nduftry will merit acontinu •
aoce of their AID, and that their
candor and generoTity will excuse
chpie inaccuracies which an ft
rather from want of experience
than any finifterdefigns. Yet while
is tendering his gratitude for
the AID afforded by a refpedable
number of Subfcrrbers, he cannot
but lament that the rife of almost
every necessary of life, as well as
the paper on which the HER
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Che disagreeable neceflity of railing
i s price from 6fi to yf6 per an*
njvmt, which will then be much ’
lower than any paper now printed
of its lize; and as it is known, j
that the publication of a periodi- i
cal paper must neceffarilv be at i
tended with muchexpenfr, as well
as laborious attention, he flatters
him'elf xhufmall advance cannot
excite a murmur even from the
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It being jndifpenlibiy necep
fary,-to enab/e him to dojuftice to
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inform his Customers that their
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January in order for a speedy set- i
th merit. And he hopes, from ;
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Customer, and t^cjmallnep of his (
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Exeter, 27th Die. 1794.
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To be fold
A GOOD FARM in Wakefield con
f\ taining tpo Acres dwtd by Capt in
Samubu Halu wtsk ■ Dwelling Henle
30 sees wide And 25 Leet long, not very
good, O'e good B<rn 50 feet long and 32
tee? Wide/sno h^f Barn 36 feet lon^ and
30 fe«t wide, some what out of repair—
t young Orchards^— ftid FARM will, in
common seasons cut 30 tons of good Kn
glilh Hay, wi<h excellent Pasturing fuffi
citni for ford FaiHr well Wooded, and
watering caevfirwat.—Tl»e purcbafcr can
have a good W^eiree Deed, given by!
theSubfcribcrJ, to enter on laid Premi es
the firft day of .ApriF next.—’S^id Farm !
will M fold arPublic Vendoeat iheDwel- ।
liag Honfo on laid Premifer, the third
Taefday of Febtuary next, - nnWs fold by
: private falc before frid time.—For further
* pnriiculars, Eoqntre 0/ the Subfcribers.^
Condition® of foie will be. made finown
? at *fl>« and place. i
-a WALTER NEAL, I
JOHN GILMAN. '
WektfM, Dte. 1794.
Smith’s Hymns.
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the printer hereof ,
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printed in «uy farmer edition—and some ;
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■ BY the Printer hereof, a ।
I few bushels of OATS, for .
[ wKfch a genej^S ,
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at H. RANLBT*» Boot Start— the
REGISTER
OF
Joampfl)UT,
, WITH AN
ALMANACK,
FO3 1795.
. Curtaining
Calendar, &c.
Boundaries of the United States,
Lift of Officers in thegovernmen
of the United States,
Supreme Executive,
LegiflatCrc, their pay,
Powers of Congress,
Supreme Federal Court,
Diftriift Courts,
Judges, Marffials, Clerk
their Salaries and Fees,
Times and places of holding
era! Courts,
Department of Stare,
Department of the Trcafury,
Department of War,
Mirit Eftablifhmenr, ; . , .
Post Office Eftabliffiment,. vz ;
Schedule, &c< showing ihe num
ber of inhabitants in each Sate
or Diftrid in the Union,
Report of the Commissioners for
fettling accounts between the
United States, and individual
States,
Expenditures of Government,
Commissioner of Loans,T New-
Officers of the Customs, > Hamp-
Supervffor of Excift, y Jhire.
Table of Gold Coins,
New Hamp&hi&b, situation, ex
tent and ^boundaries.
Counties, townffiips, inhabitants
(hire toWns, &!e.
• * n I r * ; *
Lift of the towns in eacs county,
the time of theft incorporation
’* and proportion ofpublie taxes,
Abftrad from, the Conftftuu^
' Aft for efiop^ng Sepators,
Accouat of. the money of ehr
arited States, and the Aft to id
trpdoce it into this State,
TgbU (hewing the value of Cents
in (hillings d. q.
Parts of-a dollar in cents,
Dollars frpm to igpqo, in
'f ; pounds and (hillings, t
Officers in the Government of the
Statej Supreme Executive, &c.
Legislature, Executive Branches,
Judiciary, Superior Court, Clerk,
Attorney General, Solicitors,
Jufticts of the Peace and Quoruqx
through the State,
Attorneys at Law, Notaries.
LEbe ftdlOrtthg Dj^terefw each C«Mrty r
Coote of Common Pleas,
Sheriff", Clerk^
Judge of Probate, Rcgifter of dbi,
Times and places for holding the
Superior Court,
Court of Common Pleas,
Probate Court,
Recorder of Deeds, >• ■
I County Treaforer, Prison keepers^
J offices of the Peace & Quorum,
Just ices^oLthe Pe^ce,.
Deputy Sheriffs, Coroners.
Surveyors of Flaxseed,
Affaymafter of pot & pearl ashes.
Pilots, Surveyors of Lumber,
Packers >and. Searchers of Beef
and Pork,
Military Establishment,
Ministers, Churches, &c*
Literacy mftitutions, College,
'•Academies,
Bank of Ne\y-Hamp(hire,
Medical Society^
Friendly Society,
Frehnafonryi' ‘ ; ff m
Scale of Depreciation