The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1794-04-08 00:00:00, page 4

E operation which was per
formed on the eye of Isaac Gou
verneur, Esq. of Mount Pleasant,
by Mr. Wrightpoft, of Newyork,
has been attended with the most
complete success after having
been deprived of fight for several
years-Mr. Gou verneurenjoysall the
addjktages of vifiori, usual to per
' fonsTat the advanced age of up
wards of seventy one years.
' PROVIDENCE, MARCH 20.
It is said, that the expedi
tion from Kentucky against
New Orleans, had failed, for
want of pecuniary supplies. -
Capt. Lang, in the Brigan
tine Dolphin, arrived here
Yesterday Afternoon, in 76
days from ci devan Havre-de-
Grace, who informs, thdt the
greatest preparations were
making at Havre, &c/for an
Tnvafion of England —that A
mericari vessels were not em
bargoed there, and that he
was informed, that the em
bargo at Bourdeaux was in
confequencebf some dispute
between the American Cap
tains and the National Coiif
mifiioners on Account of
Freight many of them had
taken on board, contrary to
the orders of the Cdhven*
tion.
ciamatioc.
Such measures will speedily ruin the nation.
And cell your good K—g that a pacißet
ti on
Poet’s Corner.
From a London anti-mini ft erial Papaptr.
silly’s SO KEEN FOR THE WAR,
DEAR ? what can the matter be ?
Dear! what can the matter be?
Lord ! what can the matter be,
Billy's so keen for the nuar f
When Billy firft stole into administration,
He promis’d toleffen the debesof the nation.
He promis’d—no more to increase our tax-
(enuon,
And kindle the flames ofinteftine diffention?
Ah I Britons ! attend to the snare.
O ! whart can the matter be, &c.
Tell, Englishmen I tell him, withone con-
sure.
Thus madly to lavilh our blood and our
< ing ;
God fend, that the monßers may meet their
deserving,
Who thus drive on to defpain
O ! what can the matter be, &c.
Is this—is it not, a most artful invention,
From odious Reforms to withdraw our at-
O ! what can the matter be, &c.
What now mutt be ev’ry gull’d Briton’s
treasure, . •
A pack of tyranical despots to pleasure,
Without any profit whate’er ?
O ! what can the matter be, &c.
While we are the cause of Ambition fub
ferving,
Our trade is decaying our peasants are Rarv-
rife, fir.
Anti both muit increaie—muft increase to a
size, fir,
Above what we’re able to bear:
O ! what can the matter be, &c.
What devil was he that advis’d such a mea-
iurprife, fit !
Our debts are not leffen’d—our taxes must
A parcel of words in the air !
Is ev’ry true Engliftiman’s prayer.
NEWARK, (N.J.) MARCH 5.
ation :
United States.
redudion of the Spanilh posts on
the Miffifippi, for opening the
trade for the said river and giving
freedom to its inhabitants, &c.
All persons serving the expedi
tion, to be entitled to one thou
sand acres of land ; those that en
gage for one year, will be entitled
co two thousand acres, if they serve
two years, or during the present
war with France, they will have
three thousand acres of any unap
propriated land that may be con
quered—The officers in propor
tion, pay, &c. as other French
troops.—All lawful plunder to
be equity divided agreeable to the
cuflom of War. A.l necessaries
will be provided for the enter
prize, and every precaution taken
to cause the return of those who
wiO^ to quit the service, as com
fortable as pofiible, and a reason
able number of days alloWed them
to return; at the expiration of
which time, their pay will cease.
All persons will be domthiffiohed
agreeable to the number of men
they bring into the field—Thofe
that serve the expedition will have
their choice of receiving their
lands or one dollar per day.
A Copy.np; R. CLARK.
Notwithstanding the foregoing
publication, we learn that as fodn
as it was known that an expedi
tion down the Miffifippi, would
be contrary to the wishes of the
Federal government/as a neutral
nation, the people of Kentucky
very generally refufed to lend their \
aid in fuck proceedings.
ExtraFl of a letter from 7 HOMAS
DICKASON Efi' of London,
dated Mb Jan, 1794, to bis Jon
at Soften.
GOVERNMENT are about
removing some preflures chat have
borne hard on the Navigation of
the United States —The Commit
tee of American Merchants, hav
ing made strong remonstrances on
the delays of the Admiralty Courts
and detention of property —We
areperfuaded things in future as
refpe&s your Shipping, will move
better than they have done.
Actual property wifi be better
refpe&ed—lt is the plundering
privateers against whom and with
justice, the heaviest complaints lay
—The late Order of Council will
be revoked and frelh Instructions
will appear in the next Gazette.—
We understand application has
been made to the French Conven
tion also, refpeding the American
(hipping detained in their ports,
by the Minister of the United
States,and other, American fubjeds
now at Paris—We hope they will
be speedily liberated.
Jan. 10th—De Peyfterhas been
detained by request of the com
mittee and will convey the order
of Council alluded to above—
Which if it be as- extensive as
promised must conciliate and make
America perfe&ly content with re
fpedt to her navigation.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.
George R. Clark, Esq.
Major general in the armies of
France, and commander in chief
of the French revolutionary le
gions on the Miffifippi river.
PROPOSALS,
For railing volunteers for the
C-x
M^bthad at thi. Office, The:
JLoft & Undone Son of Perdition :
Or the Birth,Life & Character of
JUDAS ISCARIOT,
RAGS.
Writing-Paper, and Pam
phlets of various kinds ex
changed for Paper-Rags, at
this Office.
WANTED
A SMART adive lad about
14 or I 5 years old, as an
apprentice to the tanning busi
ness. Enquire of ,
Edmund Pearson.
Exeter, March iSth, 1794.
Youth’s Inftruftor,
May be had at this Office.
BLANks? 1
WARRANTEE Deeds,
Quitdaim do.
Justice’s Writs & Summons,
Do. Executions, Also,
Writing-Paper and Writ.
ing-IBooks of a very good quali
ty may be had at this Office.
ed to, or having demands against
the Estate of Joshua Lane, late
of Poplin, deceafcd, are desired
to bring in their accounts imme
diately for settlement, to
Just Published
By JOHN LAMSON,
And to be Sold at hit Book-Store.
A FEW Copies of the Rev.
Mr. ADAMS’Se rmon, preached
at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. BRAD
STREET at Chefier.
He has now in the Preft,
Mrs. Rowe’s Devout Exer
cises of the Heart, which will be speedily
published and ready for sale as above.
THE public School for MiPes
will be opened on Monday
next at the usual hours,
Exeter, April 25, 1794.
William Brooks,
HAS for sale at his flore in Brintwood
a general afibrtmeut of Englilh and
Welt-India GOODS-—lron by the ton—
Iron ware—Scale fifh— lod. nails by the
calk, &c. &c. Wanted fifty thousand white
alh barrel Raves, with ten thousand white
alh heading, delivered at said Brooks’ in
Brintwood.
, Brim wood, ji^ March, 1794.
Letters remaining in the P oft-Office
at Exeter, April \ft. 1794.
Psalms Hymns,
Dod. Joseph Tilton 7
Samuel Philbrick } Exeter.
Wiilism Terry J
Moses L. Neal Esq. y
Robert Thomson 2 > Londonderry.
Naomi Archibald J
David Wilson, Nenv-H Adernef.
John Hogg Esq. Hamp Ji tad.
Gideon George, Havoke.
Abner E.Rcnanfl^f^A^^/^sr.
John W. Gilman, Pof-Mafier.
Ruth Lane, 7
Isaiah Lanb. i
Poplin, March;^r, l794.
All persons indebt-
WEBSTER’S ...
Spelling-Book,
and^he
SCHOOL.
Dr. WATTS’
Ezekiel Godfrey,
Abraham Morrill, jr.' 8
Brintwood, March 24, 1794.
Rockingham—
THE Com mifii oners ap
pointed to receive and examine the /
claims of the fevcral creditors to the Estate ■ -
of Daniel Bobin(on , late of Exeter, Yeoman
decea^d—-'’hereby give notice that they
* ill 'attend that business at thehoufe of
Josiah Robinson, innholder in said Exeter*
on the firft Tpefday of April and of. the a*
five following months, from one to fix
o’clock P. M. - -
Thomas Folfim^
John Sanbor^
TvwuooHfy Robinson..
Exeter, Mdrcb 24,17^4.' ‘ ; 11 ‘
The Delerted Village, . .
A POEM. By Dr. Goldjmitb
•- < . $y • a
II7E the fubicribers being
▼ * appointed Ccmmiflioners by the
Hon, Joss th Badger, Jsiq. Judge of the
Probate of Wills, &c. for the County of
Straffed,to receive and examine the claims
of thefeveral creditors to.’be estate of Half.
Stevens, lave of Lee. blacksmith deceas
ed, intestate, represented insolvent, hereby
give notice that we will attend for that pur
pose at the ho«fe of WHliam Morrill, Esq.
in Brintwood, the firft Monday in April,
and the five fallowing months from 2 to
6 o’clock P. M.
By order of the Judge,
Wm. PARKER, Reg’rz
Exeter, March 1794.
gY the Hon. Samuel Tenney,
Esq. Judge of the Probate of Willa,
&c. for said county. The heirs to the Es
tate of Stephen Blake, fate of Epping
deceased, are hereby notified, that Stephen
Blake has exhibited an account of hia
charges in procuring the division of that
part of said Estate which was set off to the
widow of said deceased, as her thirds there
in—and that said account will be examin
rd, in order for allowance, at the PHlbatc-
Office in Exeter, on Monday the four
teenth day of April next, wnqn J^ey may
fliew cause, if any they have, why the fame
should not be allowed.
Samuel Tenney, Esquire,
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. for
said County.
XTOTICE is hereby given,
A. ^1 that Samuel Harriman of Plaßow
in said county, Yeoman, has petitioned the
said Judge, repreleming that he and his
brother and lifters are tenants in common,
in equal (hares, of about nineteen acres of
Land in said Plaftow, which James Biy,
late of said Plaftow deceased, in and by his
last Will and Tefiament deviled to his
daughter Barah, their mother, and praying
him to cause partition thereof to be made
among them, agreeably to the law in such
cases provided. Whereupon the said Judge
has ordered that the petitioner be heard
at the Probate Court to be holden at Lon
donderry in and for said county, on the
sixteenth day of April next, at eleven
o’clock before noon, where all concerned
may appear and shew cause, if any they
have, why the said prayer should not be
granted. By order —
Wm. PARKER, Reg’r.
Exeter, 19th March, *794-
TH E Commiflioners ap
pointed by the Hon. SAMUEL
TENNEY, Esq. Judge of the Probate of
Wills, &c. for the County of Rockingham,
to receive, examine and adjust all the
claims of the creditors to the Estate of
Isaac Williams, jun. late of Exeter
in said county, trader deceased, represent
ed insolvent, give notice that they will at
tend on said business at Deacon Isaac
Williams’ (hop, on the firft Monday of
the next and the five following months,at
three o’clock P. M.
Exeter, March 24. 1794.
* e ; -*^7 * \ ■
State of New-Hatnpfhire.
BY THE HONORABLE
Rockingham—
Rockingham—ff.
Rockingham—JJ.