The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-24 00:00:00, page 4

We learn thai the burning of
the German Lutheran Church in
Philadelphia took place in conse
quence of the meeting of the Re- J
publican Society in the VeGfy that
evening, to frame and digest that
fiery address, signed Henry Kam
merer, which has been published
in many of the Newfpapets, The
meeting it seems, on this extra oc
ca (ion, was so numerous, that the
Society adjourned to a larger ap^rf
menu and from fomfcarelellnefs
the 6re communicated.
An honest German, white hand
ing buckets on thisoccafion,com
plained bitterly, “ dis is tp& much,
Paid hedeyhad madeone firp in de
country, and nowdey would
make anoder fire to burn de church?'
TO BE SOLD
A N Excellent FARM, ly-
JX mg in Gi!manton,on the Prov
ince Road, about one and a quarter mile
from the Coart-|tou<c and Congregational
Meeting House, and abbot thi time diL '
tance from the Academy in laid towß,con- ;
taining about 100 acres of land, wi;h a
Dwelling.Houfe, Bara, .and a good Orch
ard—-also 50 acres, lying in the upper par
ish, Io called in said town, 12 acres cleared
on the fame. Th# above may be purtha^d
•n reasonable terms, by applying W the
fubfcfiber, on the premises
DAVID BEAN.
Giimdnt9n t Dec. ystb. x l^' -
Letters remaining in the Poft~Office,
SxeMt> 1/ Jan.
fanjet Barriek , T
Thomta D*«t I Ext ter:
Weph Pearfan P*"
•Mm Elisabeth Hant J
Mrs. M. Holland }
JOHN W. GILMAN, P. M..
& ALL thole who are indebted for
Pofiagt on Lettare or Newfpipers, are re
audUd to make payment.
ANECDOTE. >
A DULL preacher, although
somewhat df a noisy bn?,
being employed in a lengthy ha
rangue co a drowsy audience, in a
country town* an gazing hear
the window of the mteting-houfr,
which for the fake of air was open
ed, put in his head and in the molt
lofty (train began to falutethe au
dience by braying. A wit at the
.oppofne fide of the hpufe, struck
with the oddity of the accident,
^nd observing the Priest (till con
tinued his difcouffe; started from
his felt exclaimed, a Manners, gen
tiemen, manners I-—One at a time if
you please” ?
j^^WA#, all ye gloomy reflexions, t
way 1 . .
To felicity ever {worn foea?
In vain ye endeavour my mind to dismay;
And to drive from my bosom reoofe.
I will not pct mit you to rob me of rest,
My sweet peace you {hall never deft roy,
Wrh lively ideas, by chearfulnefs dreft,
1 foonrife to the reg tons of joy.
I pity poor mortals, who, Grangers t© mirth.
From all places of merriment fleer.
And mope, while the fears of their' fancy
give birth
To black thought and conjedores most
dreaf.
I ne’et, when I meet disappointments, re
pine ;
Ne*er am driven by them to despair ;
We cahnot expert the fun always to fhinc,
Nor the weather each day to be fain
Dark clouds in our mutable climates must
rife.
And bbfcure bhght hair’d Phoebus’s
beams;
Yet oft we with pleasure perceive, and
surprise,
Here and there heart-enlivening gleams.
THE MERRY MOREAL.
Poet’s Corner..
2XMERICAN JEST BOOK,
Advice from a Lady of quality
to her Children,
Anfoh’s Voyage round the world,
Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress,
— Holy War,
Belknap’s Biography,
Brainard’s Life and Journal,
Blair’s Sermons,
Bradford’s Stridures on Dr.
Langdon’s Remarks, /
Bennet’S Striflur.es onEduCatiop,
~Letters^to a young Lady,
Britifli Album,
Chapbrie’s letters bn the improve
ment of the Mind,
Children’s Friend,
Complete Letter Writerj
Catechism of Nature,
Cecilia,orMemoiis of an Heiress,
Cook’s voyage round the world,
Carver’s Travel* in North-Ame^
rita, / \
Cowper’s Talk, ’ t
Doddridge’s Rife ahd Progress of
Religion in the Soul,
Sermons on religious ed
ucation, Just published,
——Life of Col. Gardiner,
* -—-Sermon on the care
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. thing needful.
Dodd’s Refk&ions on Death,
Thoughts in Prifon',
Death of Abel and Cain,
Dr. Langdon’s Remarks on the
leadingfentirnents in theßev. Dr*
Hopkins’ System of Divinity,
Don Quixbt,
Evelina, or a ypung lady’s en*
trance into the World,
Enfield’s Biographical Sermons, :
Forester, an American Tale, be- |
" ing a sequel to the Hiftory of :
John Bull the Clothier,
Fortner’s Friend; Or Hiftory of
/ Charles Worthy, V
Fables for the Lames, by MNOT
Moore, and Pope’s Essays on
Man, bound togeth^ 8 -^ r
French Revolution,
Geography for Children,
Hiftory of Sir Charles Grandifon,
Humphrey Clinl^^ ^ ^" 1 U
Hapless Orphan, an Amefic^
. Novel, ~' ..
Hervey's Meditations and Con
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Hopkths^ System of Divinity,
Humphrey 'y Poems, \ ,
Hi ftoryofßaron Trenk, h
Julia de Rotrhigne, L
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Lord Littletons Letter^ |
Life of Franklin, I
Lavater’s Aphorisms on Man,
I,ife of Waris ( and Doddridge, m
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Increase their knowledge &de light tkfir jijul.
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and I n ftrutfion of Young
MfndS—anew edition,
Wiilifdn oh the Sacrament,
Young*/Night Thoughts,
Young Misses Magazine,
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• Translated from the French',by
Cornelius Caley.
The Pleasures of Imagination,by
Akinfid?—^to which is added
the Art of preserving Health,
by Dr. Armstrong,
The French Convert; being a
true relation of the happy con-
Verfiofl bf a noble French lady,
. from the errors and fuperfti
tioiis of Popery, to the reform
ed religion, by rneans of a pro
testant gardener, her fervarit.
The Progress of Dulnefs,
Tom Jones, by Fielding,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Life of Joseph, the Son of Israel,
by I. Ma ego wan.
Memoirs of the Queen of France',
Mason on Self-Knowledge.
McFingal, an Epick Poem,
Morse’s American Universal Ge
ography, a new edition, great
ly improved. J
Moore’s Travels thrbugh Franck,
Switzerland,Germany & Italy,
'New Robinson Crufete,
Natural Hiftory ^the^Bible, 6r
A description of all the beasts,
birds, fifties, infers, reptiles,
tVeeS, plants, metals, precious
stones, &c. mentioned in the
’ sacred scriptures. By Thad
deus M. Harris, A. M. Libra
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Principles of Politeriefs,
Price’s Sermons,
Pbwer of Sympathy, -
PoeUcal Works of Peter Pindar,
Rights bf Womari,
Rowe’s Letter^ from the Dead to
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-'v Devout E^efcifes bf the-
Heart;
Religious Courtfliip;
Seneca's Morals,
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