The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-10 00:00:00, page 1

Books to be Let.
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-Henry RanleT,
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EG S leave to inform the
friends of Literature in this town
Sind its vicinity,'that he has open
ed a final 1 f s . t . , > . ~
Circulating Library,
M his Rook-Store,in Main-Street,
Exeter—where the Sons and
Daughters Os science may have
the perusal of the following
books on very reafbnable terms’;
and' Ihould he find it advantage
ous, the number of books will be
immediately increased, that those
Who read -•-
May range the world from pole to pole,
tficreafe their knowledge & delight tAtir foul.
AmERICAN JEST BOOK,
Advice from a Lady of quality
to her Children, ’ ;
-Ahfon’s Voyage round the world,
Bun van’s Pi 1 grim’s Progress,
Holy War, : .
Belknap's Biography, < ■
Brainard’s Life and journal, '
B lair’s SeimßhS,.. . ; i
Bradford’s Stridures on Dr;
• *Langdort’s Remarks,. • j
BennetVSttidiires bn Education,
y- Letters to a yt>Ung tady^
British Albani; : r ? o
Cliaponc’s letters'olithe improv e
mentof the Mind, ’ ■ • f
, Children s Friend^ .
Complete Letter Writer, .
• Catechism @f Nature,
; Cecilia,orMemoirs of an Heiref^
Cook’s voyage round the World,
Carver’s Travels in North-Ame
rica, k
Cowper’s Talk,
Doddridge’s Rife and Progress of
: ■ Religion in the Soul.
—L-—; Sermohi On religious^ed-
Ucation. Jult published,
.LiU of Col. Gardiner, .
... r — Sermon on the care
of the Soul Purged as the one
thing needful. *
Dodd’S Refle&ioris on DeitH, 5
- Thoughts in Prison,
Death of Abel arid Cain, ?
Dr. Langdon’s Remarks on the
Readingfentiments in theße®. Dr.
Don Quixot/ : • L
Hopkins’ Syftem l of Divinity ,7
Evelina, or a young lady’s en
trance into the World, j
Enfield’s Biographical Sermons/
Torefber, an American Tale, be
ing a sequel to the Hiftory of
John Bull the Clothier,
Farmer’s Friend ; or Hiftory of
Charles Worthy, t
Fables for the Ladies, by Rd Ward
- Moore, and Pope's op *
<Man, bound together. ’/
French Revolution 4.,^ ^ 1 4
; Geography for Children, r
. Hiftory of Sir Charles Grandifoa,
Humphrey Clinker,/ . 4 y
*Haplefs Orphan, an. American
Novel,
^rvey’s MedtUttPOS and Con
teinpTatibns.
< f'. >•- ' - ’.'k. . c" /
Voluftie W.J
Publijhtdoh Saturdays^ by Samuel Winslqw, in MhinrStreet Exeter, .(New-Hamfjbire) at fj 6 per annum.
American Herald of Liberty.
I Hopkins’Syftem of Divinity,
L Humphrey’s Poems,
Hiftory of Baron Trenk,
Julia de Roubignej ■
Knox’s ElTays,-
Lord Littleton’s Letters; « •
Life of Franklin, \
; Lavater’s Aphorisms on Mari,
Life of Watts and Doddridge, in
a Heat volume. , . /.
Life of Joseph, the Son of Israel,
by I. Ma’cgowan. -
Mempirs of the. Queen of France,
Mason on Self-Knowledge.
McFingal, an Epick Poem,
Morse’s American Universal Ge
ography, a. riew edition,>great
. ly improved.
Moore’s travels through Frarice,
Switzerjand, Germany & Italy,
New Robinson Crusoe,
Natural Hiftory of the Bible, or
;a dyfeription of all the beasts,
' birds, fifties,, infers, reptiles,
, trees, plants, metals, precious
stones, <£c. mentioned ip the
sacred fcfiptufes, By Thad
* deus M. Harris, A. M« Libra^
; tiah of Harvard L’nive
Principles of Politeness, > .. A
: Pjripe’s/Serriions, /'.,
Power of Sympathy, /./
Poetical Works pf/Peiet Pindar,
Rights of Woman, . . ; ,
I Ro weX Letters the to
/ the Living. _ ~ ,
Devogc Exercises .of Jhe
Heart. .
/ Religious Cpurtfo^ </ t t
Sorrows Os Werteri
Seneca’s Morals,
• / Seraphic^r Yquflg Shepherd, be
: ing a very, remarkable account.
of a shepherd in France,, of 18
years of age, who without .any
, otfier nieans.thafithefcn^
and teachings Or God’s . holy
spirit, attained to a very un
common & evangelical know
ledge, of the true God'and Je/
fus Christ whom he hath Tent.
Tran fl ated from’ the French, by
Cornelius Caley:
The Pleasures 6f Imagination,by
; ‘ Akinfide-—tq' which is added
‘ ’ the Art of preserving Hgialthj,
byDr./^
’ ’The French Convert; being a
trfte rMutibn bTtKefiappy epn^
' veffipri ofa hobl^Ffeiichfadyy
r Ffohi 'the etrofs Wd.kfli^rßil
' tions of PbpfeM^tO shes do Bn
‘ ed WofiM
? teftant“ ghfdefie?T, v her iervahf.
'TO Progress of Duihefs, 4 r t
Tom by Flelclirig^
• 1 vickr of Wa&W, !: -_ • r/y ' <
VWioWE for ihfc RriteiW&neh^
' ’ and
Mitid's-^-p new iditidiiT
Williforioft the'Sayfamen^
Yodn^’s Night Thoughts,
Ybung’Milfe’M^alri^ '' :
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U^fwiU
: Book prd^
7 dured as soon hsrp^ • v
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Books ^Stationary,
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SATU R D AY, January io, i79£.
received from 80/lon y
and for sale, by the dozen or Jingle r at the
above Book-Store, .
■ The Farmer’s genuine
• ALMANACK/ ■
for 1795, / *
Containing a great variety of
Ufeftil and Enter tailing
Matter.
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Wanted a quantity of
Tanned Sheepskins;
f J^- '>795- - ;
From the Rev. Mr; OSGOQD’s
Thanksgl‘’ingSeß’Mo»,^L7u
trsd at Medfcrd. - - .
[After «n ingenious audylitcLheProc
hniatioafor the Thankisiving, arid a de
kneanon es the rfre arid prog-refs es the
Federal Government, this tpnited And pai‘
, riodc Dr vine proceeds..] —• .
IN this prpfpeious muatiori of
our afiajrs* a foreign . mcen-
Uiary apptartd among us; the
obje^ of whole niiflian was,.at all
eycn^ to;dTaw. us in foe a lhare
s in the W^r of Europe^ . fair
negociation wifh^
- trnment, hg had pa hope of Juc^
cefs. It wa^Lherefoje necessary,
; that the governrqenc jjioukf be
overthrown,; or* at lealL wt the
wife ^nd.gpod men entrusted with
its admimftrition t Ihoujd pe/drivl
,en from the hei ii. . ;
eitherqr ,
were ready to hisy fiar/d* ,
: ...In eveiy^uutry
. wUpjCnvy the abijAti^s pj their fu
perior^y anft cb.veL t^ » i
forne &
uncafy,.who : cah ha\e ; pleasure 1 n
i nothing but fetnes ot tumult., and ,
; confunucy,
. 1 hemielyrs epuipc^Qusph. no pt h •
ler occafmn ; aod jqme in despe
rate ci.rc^L^c^/^
i ho ß e of is in yvo- ;
.. luybiis; of.. gox ; V.nm<iic,: '
’ a ,prqpptum ? Hl Idiere
. .hasJxerx^ . large
। partx^froqvh< beginning* ill tf
.pf£&d T iQw®^h.e federal goyem?
- ,Wy . be
j.reckoned.members of ignoianr t
| though hdnes/^ .who. chink
; tbq period,arrived. wh^iT the .debt
.Los gratitude ought ip be c paid to ?
, odt ajlies; Tbs ;
/ dices ahd pfupipna of Oi^^^ral z
1 elafies^of people, prepH^jfheir (
-mi^ds cp reQCiy^^be jtbptxgijns
of aprinTiduoM^^ gs :
~/Hc iqinieduteUTptz i
v ibe .j auK TW- ■
iceadfully in <
. .evaded 4 ?
r
/fengigeftette
and abuse against the great p fficer
ot'governmenti Popular focitties;
j unknown*to the laws., were recbm
mended and a£tually formed ebc<r
the influence of demagogufs w
(killed in (fie business di Faction.
The Bntilh cjDuntil.^ as though
in league to aid . the* attempts of
Gt net, pcrflduoudv .{sized upon
. our trader and thereby-iurmihed
(what as vet Ji4d , been wanting)
a phuflble bccalidh" for clamour
to thole who; were feekibg Ir, ^nd
a just ground of felentment and
indignation to the peaceable and
well dirpofed. The paflions of
men were worked Up to a degree
of fury. ; Ralh and violent meaP
ures were propofid and ftrtnuoufl^
urged. Favouied by' theje* cir
x cumftances of embarraffnenfs td
the government, the W’eftern court
ties in Pcnnfylvania embraced tfic
opportunity to rife in rebellion;—
Such, my headers, x have been
the trials and dangers to Which
our peace, liberty, and all bur po
litical happiness-, have been expo
sed. That the coblequencVs have
riot, as yet, been more pernicious,
w e have abundant i eafo n, Ifi i s d ay*
to thank and praise the Supreme
DifpoltL Our general govern’
men‘t,^hh’ all our righG and priV
) fleges embarked, has been
between Scylla an d Cha ri fid is %
That we have not ten dalbedo up
on either, is owing to th’e /.gpocl
band bl God* ihHuer(i^ di*,
feeing the pilots. //
'■ Tfie protbed is now nldrS fav
’ Through, the ^ife and
; ^6B’d tondud of the Rre.^coL^h’s
fijihifters, and the meh Os Tober
''judgnherit yf Mongrels, we seem to
na v e efc a bed ma h y r pcks^Sc quick a
finds'. With_4igm*fy ^n^/nfm^
th^y fe^eef the int.r^ues 'aadjgia
cbihatibhs of an uriwon'am oaf
faadri till at krigth/they obtained
‘ his rcmoval. ,W th. 1 efp^t’t^/thc
nation from .whom we liave k*
teived Unproyoked rmurie^^
they have ’been preparing for the
d&rihef ’ reforr, by putting the
country into a, ftatd ofdefence j
(Hey have jefit forwar4/1VL tfiern
• tfie remonftranedp^
' arid
lamity bf-W.; " A degrte.ljf/ruc
ce*fs'fisS: already
ciatj^m .The often ding//power
novi appeA'rS; fiHf a
wrongs which’iV hadi dj^hmyted
aM, *fUccef
jfavagesf AW tpjupprcfs rt^llfon,
hkye Fof fa nSmera
oil's ahd'pofeffuf as a fiords ”1 he
purpbfc mtnoSf (he fc fit;ui?. of
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