The Columbian informer, or, Cheshire journal — Keene, N.H., 1795-03-10 00:00:00, page 4

'' Vour rerfois, kind Sir." " Why in truth
" For what purpose t" said Spintext.
" Piht, vourewn reason might reach,
]fl aft for your pulpit, my aim is to
I have two ;
One of which, in all confidence, 1 think
Si^ & QO'O'^ &Q OCM<^&§
THE LETTER DE CHACHET.
And if you preach wor/e, Sir (I speak
withoar filtering)
Depend on rnv word, Sir, you're not
worth their hearing."
'' T AM come," said his Reverenes to
Spintex' "to borrow,
6ooJ brother, your pulpit §Q preach in to-
preach."
" Excuse me," said Spintext, "I've vow'd,
might serve you:
First—is yoT preach better than I d'ye fee,
My flock will in future think nothing of
me;
while 1 live,
Fono man on earch that permission to
,u£ D CORNER-
morrow."
give."
E?1 G RA M.
CDOT
@ was
chert, who waited in the antichamber.
Mr. Andrdws,
I AM a plain Ploughjogger, who ne
ver read much besides News Papers.
By the late Papers I find chgleveral days
hive been taken up by the Members of
Congress, and much of their c. niiituents'
money expended, in difeoffing the all im
pertant queltion " whether foreigners than,
oe obliged to abjure their titles preview
co their admiffiou to the rights of Ciizen-
Wp" [admire the man whe introduced
this bufi >efs by— yof amendment to the
Ntturabatiou 8.11, for his watchfulness
overtime rights of the people. Bit I think
he did not carry the matter far enough.
Now I have been used to calling my cat
de and hurfes by the names of Marquis,
Dike,&c. and I have an old family Been,
whch, for many- years past, hasbotnethc
a itlocratical name of Dotchefs. Button
zinced of ths argument of Mr. G— — • tha
'wife things have a dangerous tendency,
■■■tenhi&nimd ihaLLLiLL
The Abbe got up, dretfed himfelf.
was hurried into a coach, gagged, ano
carried to the place of confinement which
he had designed for the gjldfmah. As this
place was several hundred miles distant
from Paris it was some time before the af
fair transpired. The minister was then
no more ; his relation was set at large ;
but the family did not think it prudent to
make any noise about an adventure, which
could refied no credit on their kinsman,
or his profeffion,
From the WESTERN STAR.
eeeld not deny it. That left winter,when
he Indians were edlefting the pinners,/
for the purpole of bringing them to Gen.!
Wayne's nead quarters,and making peace,
he Birth dissuaded them, and said the
Americans would deceive them, and cut
hem iff. That they had built a fort up
on the lands at she rapids of the Miami,
and attempted to remove our people from
the great Sodus ; but at this place, if they
had come on, force weald have been met
and repelled with force, as our warriors
were ordered to be in readiness. He then|
appealed to the Indians, whether Lord
Darchefter had not attempted to irritate
there again# us, whether ether Braith
officers had not done the fame ; whether
Simcoe had not t ken secret mcaiures to
lead the Weftern Indians astray, at the
time he was wiihing our Cummidioners
faccefs in their negotiation ; and for fear
'hey ih)uld fee the warriors and open
heir eyes, he intruded the Captain of
he boat not to carry the Cornu,illioners
o the place where the Indians were in
council.- The conduct of the Butilh to
be Americans at lea, and dur mcaiures
obtain faiisfa&ion were then explained, to
which was added, an account of the wgr
waged by the European Kings againrt
France, because the French feeing iu the
.all war how wifely the Americans maneg
■ their affairs, determined when the,
vent home that they would have no more
Kings, t at have a great council of their
^ife men; and how the French were
bearing all the Kings.
•' He concluded by telling them that
^odno treaty while this Ip,
btrhat the, muSin^
^hey wished
bhitech he
Fer Jak at the Printing-Office in Keeme, the
following BOOKS.
THE AMERICAN Preacher ; or a
colieaion of Sermons firm fume
of the mit eminent preachers,now living
in the United States. Sterne's fentimen
tai Journey. Vicar es Wakefield. Y. ung'f
Night Thoughts. Odiornc's Poems. Fa
miliar Dialogues. Life of J_feph. The
Redeemed Captive, returning to Zim.
Devout Exerctfes rs the Heart. The last
Solemn Scene, a Sermon. The Hiftory
of Tom J,ra. Travels to the West
ward. The Right# of Christians Pope's
Essy on Man. Prelent to an Appren
tice, by a late Lord Mayor of London.
Recovery frem Sickness ; a prefect to one
lately railed from a dangerous disorder.
A choice jio, of Honey, from the Reck
Christ. An H.hrrical Catechism. The
Old Bachelor's Reefers for Ce^b&^g
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JAMES SMITH.
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