/ROM THE CONCORD HERALD. THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE CONVENTION Mb. Holch, WELL, Mr. Printer—as of late, Convention fat in tree debate, In order duly to revile And guard our rights with eagle eyes, To mend them wheresoever torn, And patch in places fairly worn— 1 look a feat on gallery-bench, To hear the daily eloquence, Nervous and strong as brais or iron, And Iweet as comb in Sampson's iion, Winch fljvv'd in Ciceronian ftiains, From heads compos'd of tongue and biains. The Bill ot Rights fir ft underwent The chemic-force of pailiament, Wheiein majority agreed, That all mankind were Adam's feed, And had an equal right by nature, To certaingrants from God Creator; This was the general voice—tho tome (Who prophesy of things to come) Contended, tiiat great Nature's God Had plac'd the governmental rod In fav'rite hands, with power to use it, In whipping rebels, when they choose it, And plead their special reason lor'r, Tiiat they are much the better fort, By plastic hands much more rcfin'd, As well in body as in mind; Therefore, by reason mathematic, God made a few aristocratic, Willi full prerogative to rule, No matter whether wife, or fool— It must be fo—for who (with cafe} Can ftcm the current of decrees ? Upon this easy ground 'twas urged, That legislation might be purged Ot every thukfculPd, muddy head, Whose lining is compos'd of lead; And that all pow:rol legislation Be plac'd in men of penetration,. Of whom ('tis afcertain'd of late) '1 here are but Jixty in the State; Who, if emp'iw'r'd with full commiflion, Would legifiatc with expedition, Make laws and things for simple sheep, Morejuft, more gentle, and more cheap, More fafe for any christian flocks, Because they're always orthodox f— And furthermore, that kind of rats Which some folks term ariJlocratSy Will never bite—like bugs—and fleas; And fiily eat—the public cheese. It may be so—but yet—peihaps, 'Tis bell to keep—a cai—and traps. The next atchievement, worth attcnti6n, (Which felt the hammer of Convention) Was that heroic coup-dc-main, Whereby the Common Pleas were flail), Condemn'd to end their wicked dajs, By magic force of yeas and nays ; So vicious men, for breach of law, Once felt the weight of Sampson's jaw, Which, tho devoid of tooth 01 marrow, Was certain death as gun to sparrow. . Well, when they'd kilrd these naughty courts, Dame Fancy led to other sports— As, changing minim fifh to flounders, And making two-pound shot four-pounders, Which, elevated two degrees, Will overshoot the murder'd pleas, And which, when fir'd across the trench, Will lodge inr the Superiour bench ; Whcrf justice holds her golden balance, And weighs all coins, from mites, to talents. Good lack ! thought I, what horrid stashes The Couftitution feels—what gashes Are cut upon this great emergence, 1 o manifeft the fitill of surgeons, Who sometimes busily are found Creating a tremendous wound, (The patient, dismal pain enduring) That they may fTiow their art in curing. Nextly, when each had done his best, (This artem dreft) A certain junto-cratick brother, Dcelar'd 'twas best to make another In some more noble tender part, Perhaps upon the head or heart, That when the fubjett's head is broke By the atorcfaid random fttoke, He must inevitably die, Or seek for cure in chancery Which ipjo JaElo lays the devil, As stroking carries off king's evii, And as by magic operation It chancers down all inflammation, Dispels the gout, the fplecn, and agues, With many other pains that plague us ; In short 'twill cure the deadly pthifis, And bring about a sudden crisis*. Thus while its friends laid much about it, And swore we <?ould not do without it, Other's decUi'd, with honest breath, They'd rather die a nat'ral death ; Would sooner clofc with grim disease, 1 han pay the chancellor his fees. In fine, the code ecclcfiaftick, Was fumbled o'er with fingers p l a ft ic k, Which ach d and uch'd to form a fyft. m Of new made things—but could not twift'em. run many curious propositions Were made by zealous politicians, And then presented to the chair, Defining conscience to a hair ; Which is, that tvery man and woman, U heiher a Hebrew, Greek, or Roman, ?? be found, and good, Must live on Calvinlftick food ; hich, tho a most delicious huit s To mod— yet some it does not suit; sco that their (Vomachs heave and work, Like fqueam.fti Jews at fight ot po.k ! However, viU, ungodly crew, ■J our vain pretencc will never do I Molt CCTtainly you must be cram'd r For he that doubteth must be damn'd ! But stay our catholick committee, Perhaps youp dismal cafe may pity • Thus meekly—patiently l> e merry,' And wait th' approach of February, Are ready for Delivery to Subscribers—-who may receive their Books on application to HAZARD & A DOOMS, at the Corner of Chefnut and Thud Street?. (J3* The above two volumes contain the political history of the State, from it&ftrft fettlemciu lo the adoption of the present Con- ItitMtion of the United States ; —the third, containing a geographi cal delcripiion of the State, iketcbes of its natural htiiory, &c. is in the press. * ¥c * A few copies of the firft two volumes for sale—price 2cj". November 5, 1791. In the Prcfs, and speedily will he publiihtd, HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS; Confiftins* of State Papers, and other authentic Documents, %* The price to Subscribers will be a Dollar for each Number, containing 160 quarto pages ; or Four Dollars and a Quarter for each Volume in Boards ; to be paid as follows, v:z. the firft and frcond Numbers, or Volumes, to be paid for on delivery of the (11ft ; and each subsequent one (except the lait) at the tune oi delivery. Subfcrintions will be received, in this city, by Thomas Dobson. and Hazard & Addoms, (who will exhibit specimens of the work) and in other places by the principal Bookfellcrs ihere. Philadelphia, November 5. ,1791. Which may be fcen every day, unlil five o'clock, p. m. Among them are the following : Folio. TTOMER, Xeuophon, Plato* Plutatch, Eufcbius, Sozo in men, Theodoret, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Taciius, Pater culus, Pliny, Concordantia Lat. Concotdantia Gr. Thcfauius Ci ceroni?. Biblia Junii and Tremellii, Bible de Martin,WHls's Map«, Scapulas—Phavorini—Martinii—Hoft'mani Lexica, VoHiiEtymo logicon, Antiquit. Ecclcf. Britannicar. &c. Qjiarto. Pmdar, Cyropasdia, Bentley's Horace, Terence and Pha;drus, Ovid, Juvenal, Manilius, Ciceronisop. om. C«far, Su etonius, Julius Pollux, Hederici Lexicon, Voflii Ars Grain. Ciuve rii Geographia, Justinian Code, See, Oflavo et infra. Homer, Anacreon, Aristophanes, I-onginus, Theophraftus, Hcfiod, Poetae Gr. Ifocratrs. 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This Clals will positively commence drawing on Thursday the 24th of November next, at 4 o'clock, P. M. which will be completed with all expedition. The Managers pledge them fclves that no consideration whatever shall induce them to postpone the drawing a moment beyond that time. Boston, O&ober 15, 1791. John Pintard, SWORN BROKERk AUCTIONEER, PURCHASES and SELLS PUBLIC DEBT of every deCcription^nCoMwiJ/io/i, at the following lates: Q N c th « fpccie amount of all falcs at au&ion, one eighth per On ditto at private Talc or purchase, one-half per cent On remittances, ditto. Receiving interest at the Loan-Office, one percent, on the amount of the interest. For making transfers at dittoJcvtntv-five cents per transfer. ouch pcrlons as may incline to favor the fubferiber wilh ! r jVr ay / el , V .° n , their b "»S«ecuted with punclud/ity, fidelity and d,/patch. His lo<ig experience and extensive dealings in the public ftucks, together with a well eftablithed correspon dence throughout the Untied States, enable him to conduct his operations with peculiar benefit to his employers. OElober 15, i7gi Lectures on Government&Law. T«E Honorable JAM MS WILSON, L. L. D. Profcffo, of Laws X in the College a „d Academy of Philadelphia, proposes to deliver, rtext : Winter, two Courses of Lcdures. One Couife ,0 t>e« n m°be l r M °»<H other on the Second Tucfday of btrr " WILLIAM ROGERS, 1 ' r»ii • Secretary to the Board of Faculty. Philadelphia, Oflooer 12, i 7 qi. ep'D SPECTATOR 224 The First and Second Volumes of the HISTORY OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE, (To which is prefixed an accurate Map of the StateJ By the Rev. Jeremy Belknap, tending to elucidate the History of America, and particularly of the United States. By EBENEZER HAZARD, A.M. TO BE SOLD, BY JOHN CAREY, Nn. 26, Pear-Street, A COLLECTION OF and Valuable Scarce BOOKS, MASSACHUSETTS SEMI-ANNUAL LOTTERY Public Securities, Bought and Sold, on C OMMISS I O N by SAMUEL ANDERSON, Chefnut-Street, next door to the Bank, No 07 MASSACHUSETTS SEMI-ANNUAL, and NEW-HAVEN LOTTERY TICKETS, be had at the fame place. JOHN PIN-TARD, New-York, N0.57, Khig-Street, WANTED, A NUMBER OF Journeymen Cordwainers Who will find conlhnt employment a..d ireiierous « a , P ' y rt7 *V he M " ftCr CQ,dv V" le " of th = Cu V"* Ph.Udl'l^ Otobfr n, 1-qi. |- cptt j "pnn. Wanted, a good C~OcTk^ To whom genicel will „c allowed. Nonenrtri Enquire ~f -h- Hr.„, , TO BE SOLD, And p-ilfdliou given immediately, That pleasantly situated Faxm Wheieou the lubfciibrr now lives. IT lies on the road trom Princeton to BrunU k ahr„> and a half from the former. It contain. »','•» acie,' vh""f 47 are woodland, upwards of 30 meadow, ai..J 20 made. Also 1 young orchard of 200 applets, i.elid-s a of peach and cherry trees, and a large garden; tl, c wi,„ .V good knee. There are on the premies a t w „ (,„ ry a ana kitchen, with an elegant piazz.2. the wi»nl#> » V finilhrd. Also. a smoke-house granary " houle ; barrack cow-houses, two stories high and no f,-i' Il' 'j a good bain, with (tabling. From the building an re'arecf' ing views of Princeton, the neighbouring farms, and M minom" hills. Any per foil inclining to purchafc, may know theterm.'w anplyingtn the fubferiber Oil the oremifcs,or to Is A AO Snow No. 141, South Sccond-lticet, Philadelphia ' Dt,,r ISAAC SXOWDEN, Junior. [rr> 2 m 1 Princeton, O&ober 10, 1791 ly. JU'D GUGJLL'S DANCING SCHOOL, Is now opened at his School-Room No. 28, Carter's Alley. TTE returns his sincere thanks for the great encouragement he 1 I has experienced thefc eighteen years; hopes the rrpu, ot Ins Ichool (or decorum and good order, as well as the perform anee of his scholars, will fttll enfurc him a rtfpcaablc Cijr" ol V" public favor. A number of new Cotillions and Country Dances will betauirht during the fcafou. ' ® Thole who phase to honor him with the tuition of ihcirchi! Irrn, ,nav be assured, they will be taught in the mod a pp fo v,'j ' and th;lt P'UP" atteiuioi. will be paid to their carriage and manners. 0 A general prjftifmfr for the improvement of the scholars, wiil be held at the New Rooms, every other Wedurfday ; when the employers, and 11 rangers ot genteel deportment, will be admitted. These pra&ifmgs will be attended with no expence. N. B. An LVKNIN T G SCHOOL will be opened for grov.n Gentlemen, as loon as a fufficieht number offer. Philadelphia, September 14, 1791 Forty Dollars Reward. LAST night was broke open the Store of the fuhferiber, at Eur. den town, and flolen from the fame the following art icVs, viz One hair trunk, containing womeiis' weaiinj apparel; 1 (Vnali box, containing four clocks and oue dozen tcfiinients'; i ditto containing one bottle giccn cloth coal, one itripid veil and breeches, two shirts and a finall bag with 36 dollars and 20s. to 30s. Jeifcv coppers; 1 keg containing a laige bible, with other f.n.ill books ; 1 box containing 447 real olli ich leathers, foinc of ilicm large and elegant, and of diii'e.cnt colours; 2 barrels rye meal, branded Stout and Inilav; 1 banc! pork, 1 ream pau'7;~arid 1 dozen paste-boards. Stolen at the fame time, a large Baitcau, with black fide*. A reward of Twenty Dollars will be given for the fecurityof the above property, (o that the owners may have the articles again, or in proportion for part thereof ; also a further reward of Twenty Dollars will be given for the security of the perpetrator or perpe trators, so that they rtiay be brought to justice, bv JOHN VAN EMBURGH. Bordentown, New-Jersey, Sept. i, 1791. [ e P I O Thirty Dollars Reward. RUN AWAY, some time in Augufl: 1789, a yellow NEGRO MAN, named Abraham, laie the property of Nathaniel Wickliff, deceased—about forty-five years of age, about five feet eight or nine inches h ; gh, pretty well set, with a large wooll) head and large beard, walks with his knees bent, often complains of pains in his feet and ancles—by trade a bricklayer, ilotie mason arid plasterer. He is a very handy fellow as a house-waiter, and is fond of such business. He is a great diHembler, and no doubt pretend# he is a freeman. He has been eloped so long that no description of his prefcut clothing can be given. It is supposed that he went to the Northern States, as he often mentioned having friends there.— Twenty Dollars reward will be given to anv person that will se cure laid Negro in any jail, so that the fubfenber may get him again; and- reasonable charges will be paid—<>r Thirty Dollars will be if he is brought to Prince William County, Virgioify to Mr. John Kinchelor. by CHARLES WICKLIFF, Administrator. (ta wgw) O&ober t2, 1791 Holy Bible.—Royal Quarto. MR. THOMAS, of Worcester, Maflachufetts, mod rcfpc6l*- tullv informs the public, ihat he has this day completed the Old and New Testaments of his Royal Quarto Edition of the HOLY BIBLE. The Apocrypha and Index, See. will be finilh ed with all the difputch the nature of the woi k will admit. Such Gentlemen as hold Subscription Pa per s, he begs will return them to him at Worcefltr, or to him and Company at Bojlon, by the last day of November next, and as much foonci as they con veniently can. He is happy to inform the public, that the work lias been exa mined by many gentlemen, clergymen and others, and has met with their highest approbation; both as to the execution of the printing, its corrc&nefs, and iis cheapness compared with EnglilH copies of the fame lize and quality. As this verv laborious and exceedingly expensive undertaking, is carried on solely at his own cost, he is led to hope that all tbofe who with to poljefs a large Family Bible, will so far encourage this laudaUle undertaking of their countryman, as to add their names to the lubfcription, fVorceJier y Sept, 29, 1791 $3"* Blank Powers to receive the IntercU," andjor the lr in sjer of the principal of public debt, agreeable to the Rules eflablijiied in ihe'lrta fury Department : AIJo Blanks for abjlrafts of Certificates, to be Joldbf (he Editor. A D V li R T I b ii M £ N '1' $3** BY late an ivals from France* the Editor has received Jrcm A r o. to to 31, both inclufivc, of a Publication which comes ou! tune* iveek in Paris, entitled. " Correspondance Nationale. —- From Nc>. 1 to No. 10, have been flipped, but are not )Ct covtc to hand. An\ pcrfon zc/10 nia\ incline to fubjcribe for this work, which appears -t be ingenious, impartial and patriotic, 'nay beJurmjhed witLLhc /mir.kU as they arrive by applying to the Editor of this Gazelle. (r.f.) *ISAIAH THOMAS.
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