The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1792-12-19 00:00:00, page 4

Hence Liberty, dear sacred name,
Instills the strong desire,
To live with her, to feel her rajs.
Or with her to expire.
Hence native flr%tb will be improv'd,
And native faults fupprefs'd ;
So Academia's pleasant greets,
Their faithful vofries blejs'd.
From Education's forming band,
The purpose and the will
Os doing good to all mankind,
And of avoiding ill.
For if me kfe that noble boon,
{'Tie fix'd bv laws divine)
At once we fink beneath the brutes,
No barrier will be ever found,
No frength of laws prevail,
To, guard the people's fared rights,
If Education fail.
A GERMAN priest walking in
procession at the bead of his
parishioners over their cultivated
fields, in aider to procure a blessing
on their future crops : When he come
to a spot of unpromising appearance
would pass on, faying Here prayers and
Ji"£'"g will avail nothing ; this must
have manure.
So o'er the tender flexile heart,
Os all ingenuous youth,
Is earl, culture's charming pow'r,
'To form their minds to truth.
From h<r we seek, in her we find,
The mod effeaual cure,
For cur depravity and ills,
Which, num'roas we endure.
Health, patience, vigorous fortitude,
Walk in her failing train;
And flowers fyi"g where'er Jbe treads,
To cheer the dreary plan.
The Importance and good Eff& of
right Infraction in YOUTH. °
TO rude, mithapen, craggy ftGr.es,
Good dat'aries give
inform divine, and makes us think
That they indeed can live.
Cure for confumpiions and ast
hmas, apparently in their last
ftages.f
TWO inftanees are cited in an
En^lifh paper of persons (who
were so far gone in the above difor
decs, as to be given over by their
physicians) being cured <fthefe com
plaints, by imoking, without (pitting ;
(wallowing the saliva as formed in
the mouth—expectorating only the
phlegm—A correspondent fays, he has
heard of the most salutary effects being
derived in consumptive cases, from
conffantly keeping a peace of the har
dest bifeait in the mouth, and Fallow
ing the saliva on occasions.
Seat of the Muses.
ALL persons having any de
mands on the Efta'e of the Wid,
OV SARAH BACHELDER, late of
Kingston, East Parish, deceased, are
reqaefted to exhibit them without de
lay to Benjamin B. DarlingO dminif
tratnr to laid Estate, or to fr. David*
Tilton, of said Pari(h in eJer for ' el °
tlement. Those indexed to laid
Estate are desired to make speedy pay
ment.
Nov. 2, 1792.
And all our worth rejign.
ANECDOTE.
DISTRICT OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE.
to wiT :
" remem bered,
('' that on the twenty-fifth
*'—'* day of October, in the Seven
teenth year of the Independence of the
United States of America, HENRY
RANLET, of the said Diftrid, hath
deposited in this Office the title of a
Book, the right whereof he claims as
Author and Proprietor in the words
following, to wit: '' The Youths'
Instructor; or Spelling Book:
Comirijing the f?f principles of the En
ghfh Language. The vsords feleaed sos
spelling are such as are mos frequently
used in writing and conversation, and
these are fuitabl, arranged, accented and
divided. —The lessons for reading are
easy and very proper for young beginners.
The whole for the improvement of schools
—by HEENY RANLET." —ln confor
mity to the a& of the Congress of the
United States, intitled, "An A& for
the encouragement cf learning, by se
curing the copies of Maps, Charts and
Books to the Authors and Proprietors
of fuchCopies during the times therein
mentiored."
JONA. STEELE, Clerk of the
[Difria of New. Hampshire.
A true copy of Record,
M^—JONA. STEELE.
to wiT :
*, _ . f reme mb ere d,
) A) that on the twenty-sixth
^s, /^ day of November, in the sev
enteenth year of the Independence
of the United States of America,
THOMAS ODIORNE, of the said
DiftriCt, hath deported in this Office
the title of a Book, the right whereof
he claims as Author, in the words fol
lowing, to wit : " The progrtf of re
fnement —A POEM in three books —
To which are added a Poem on Fame
and Mifcellanies —by Thomas Odi*
orne." —ln conformity to the Aft of
the Congress of the United States, inti
tuled, " An Aft for the encourage
ment of learning, by securing the co
pies of Maps, Charts and Books to the
Authors and Proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned."
JONA. STEELE, Clerk of the
[Difria of New-Hampfeire.
A true copy of Record,
mztJONA. STEELE.
THEfubferiber being
authorised to recruit a Com
pany of Soldiers, to serve three years
in that moll deservedly celebrated
Weftern Country, these are to notify
such enterprising young men of New-
Hampshire as with to explore it, that
an opportunity now offers, provided
they will do it iu the Character of a
Soldier. Any one desirous to engage
as such, will have an opportunity by
calling in this town, where he fh'll re
ceive Eight Dollars Bounty, a hand
some Suit of Uniform Clothes, Three
Dollars per Month and good usage. —
He also offers pardon to any and all the
Soldiers, who deserted from him in this
town, or on his way to Fort. Franklin,
or at that place, provided they surren
der themselves to him by the firft of
January 1793. Should they pay no
attention to this, they will compel the
fabferiber to use his utmost endeavors
to apprehend them, in which case they
may exped the severest ponifhment.
JONA: CASS, Captain
[U. S. 2d Sub Legion.
Exeter, Nov. ift, 1792.
^LL persons indebted to,
or have demands on the
DISTRICT OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE-
estate of JOHN CRAM, late
of East- King/lown, deceased,
are requeued to exhibit them
immediately for Settlement, to
HANNAH CRAM, Mm'trix.
Eafi. King/D^n, Dec. §tb, 179^
Take Notice;
Refpe&fully invite their friends
and others to the Store formerly oc
cupied by Maj. TILTON in Exeter,
where they have just opened and
now e< pose for Sale—
A frefh affortrrient of fancy
and other
Superfine Mid-° ri ILK, Lwn,
ling&low pri-a ) Mullin, Lin
ced broad cloths. £ en and Cotton
Caffimeres. Handkerchiefs.
Baizes. a Black Sattin.
Duffils. Sarfnets.
Blankets. A fine assortment
Flannels. „„ of Modes.
Plain and tail'd^ Do. of Ribbons
Coatings. a very cheap.
Ratteens. „ Silk and Wire
Pl^in Forest and% Tafte.'
Elastic Cloths, 0 Silk and Twist.
fuitabic for fur-g White & coloured
touts. A Threads.
Fashionable Cassi-o Women 's Silfc and
meres and Toil-% Worsted Gloves
Pacts for veils. ^ and Mitts.
Common do. 0 Ladics'Long Kid,
Velvets. 2 colour'dand hab-
Corduroys. it Gloves.
Thicksets. a Bibles.
Hairbine. ^ Testaments.
Ruffels. , Children's Pi&ure
Calimaricoes. , Books,
Wildbores, Wafers.
Cambleteens. 8 Quills, and
Poplins. $ Sealing-Wax.
Glofferets. ° Best & Common
Tammies. A Writing and
Shalloons. a Letter Paper.
Durants. ' Sheep' Shears.
Sattin and other & Knives and Forks.
Ladings. % Penknives.
Silk and Worfledo Scissors.
Florentine. % Raizors.
Black Sirge De° Shoe Knives.
Bury, excellent 0 Cuttoes,
for Gentlemen's % Plain Irons,
wear. A' Shoe and Knee
Silk, Cotton andg Buck'es.
Worsted Hose. °An abutment of
frith and Brown & Buttons.
Linens. % Table Spoons.
Checks. ° Mix'd and outer
Buckram. 0 Pins.
Calicoes. % Needles.
Cambricks. Bellows.
Mullins. & Looking Gaffes,
Lawns, ,5 % 7-9, & 10-8
Gauzes. 0 Window Glals.
Tiffany. & Warming Pans.
Laces. 2 Men's Hats, and
An assortment of & a number of other
Shawls. $ Articles. —
CASH and the highest
price given for Loan OrFtcE
and Final Settlement CER
TIFTCATES-STATE NOTES—
CERTIFICATES-^Otn and New-
Emission MONEY. &c. &c.
S. WIGGIN.
Exeter, Sep, 27Q 179^#
GOODS:
Among which are the following
VIZ.
—ALSO —
A Pleating Variety of
Glass and Crockery Ware,
N.B. The above Articles
will be fold as cheap as at any Starein
town and the imalleft favors acknowl
edged with gratitude.
Tow Cloth, Bees Wax,
Bavb^rry Tallow,Old Pewter,Lumber
and Country Produce received in pay
ment for the above Articles
CAS H and the highest
price given for Salts of AJhes at laid
Store, or a* their Store in Raymond.
Exeter, Dec. 3, 1792.
Weft I. Goods, &c.
Gilman 8c Boyer,
Unfunded Paper.
at a very low advance.-
Office—
Dr. Watts' Plain and Ea„
CATECHISMS1SMS forCHILDREN,
and Preservative from the
SINS AND FOLLIES of
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer be-eof and fold at this
Childhood and Youth ;
W^O COME AS
WOLVES IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING:
AND THE MARKS BY WHICH THEY
ARB KNOWN —ILLUSTRATED IN
TWO D SCOURSES.
by JOSEPH LATHROP, D d.
Paflor of a church in IVefl Spring field.
THIRD EDITION, WITH AN
APPENDIX.
AND OTHER ENLARGEMENTS.
Land wih good buildings— and an
Orchard of Three Hundred Aapple
Trees thereon Said Farm is well
wooded and watered — will keep forty
head of Cattle, summer and winter,
and pleasantly situated —Any per
son inclining 10 purchase said Farm,
are desired to apply to
JOSIAH ROBINSON.
Poplin, Dec. if, 1792.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By the printer hereof and fold at his office.
CHRIST's
Warning to the churches
fujt come to hand, and for fate at
this office, The
Valuable FARM,
TO WHICH IS ADDED THE SHORTER
Lnglifh Language.
Th; Words felled Tor Spelling are such
as are m^ft frequently used in writ
ing and conversation, and these are
suitably arranged, accented and di
,ided.
The Lyons for Reeding are easy and
very proper for young bginnsrs.
The whole adapted for the improve.
Federal Harmony.
Burn's Abridgment of the
American Justice.
Chefterfield's Principles of
Politeness.
Just Published,
By the Printer herro', and fold at his
—Office—
Delivered at Dover,
State of New-Hampshire ;
Before the Honorable
General- Court,
ment of Schools.
p r j{,—.4, p er dozer —rone pence fngle.
^^^
By the printer hereof, and to be fold a!
his office on the loueft termsfor Case,
Low's genuine Almanackfor
1793-
Youths' In ftru&or,
OR
Spelling-Book :
Comprising the F.r/f Principles of the
Rev. Mr. Morison's
Election Sermon,
Assembly of Divines
with Explanatory Notes.
FALSE PROPHETS,
EXET€R* OCT BER. 1/^2.
at Westminster
CATECHISM OF THE
Jufl Pub lifted,
TO BE SOLD, A
TO BEWAREOF
JUNE ~I?Q2
THE
Lying in Poplira
within 2 miles
of Brintwood new
Meeting-hocie, con,
taining about Two
Hundred Acres of