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Messrs. Russell^ Davis,
By publishing the following Lines, written
by the late General Sullivan, in the
Federal Mirror, you will oblige a
- CORRESPOa DENT.
THO' Painters long bavefagh coin,
To draw a form, wb&ro beauties reign, f
Arid fpak lie n,m,b divine ;
Nature berfsif, wills wona'rous art, 1
To Deli A, did toofe gifts impart,
rind baas ptrjtaion stint.
When Egypt's ^ecn didgently glide,
With purple fails, dronCyrincs' tide.
The olive blanch to bear ;
TW music raugbt the carsto mole, "'
A faint rejrablance this wluld prove.
Os Delia's graceful air. /
Tbe fnoiv, defending from the flies,
Wbicbfto berhitlftdfdOTfliu,^
To take its dwelling thr,..
Finding it(elf, in beauteous white,
So ffir excdllf,avoids the right, ,^
And mAts into a tear,
Tbe blufoing tofts bide tb'eir beads,.
Then Delia moves towards tb'eir bed;, .-
Andjertto themfelvos from light :
Sa fartrail'dnt atrail bug,
Th, yield the palm,fojuftl, due,
And lunifofrom the fight. - '^y
Her fuelling lips with coral dy'd,
I - Cbu&t, rich ruby's growing pride,
' And.gently claim the prize;
Tbo' other gem, before this, fade.
Its lufrs fails, before the maid,
And all its beaut, dies.
Too' motors rouse th' ethereal plain,
And proudly fpreadtheir gilded train,
Andflars /hintfill more bright ;
! From Delia's eyes, the radiant beams
Compel she planet's diflant gleams
To ownj,trior light.
That virtue, vubicb in Eden grew.
That innocence, which Emma knra,
' c fa s ber toil,.mind:
To tbingrfubßme, ber fancy fopts, ^
With phafuro, vi@s celeflialfares.
And fall a thought refin'd:
Her words ,jw,et music to tfe ear,,
Thtlfning bards, attentive, bear,
And b,j the melting voice;: r
Reason refines her fwett dycour,
,True wifdotahits only course,
; And regulates her choice,,
%^4 Afr Philomela,fog, ¥ ,; ^ /
Life Orpheus, touch the trembling firing, ,
Or tune the warbling lyre;
Godfrng Parnaffis' jhorts along,.
Wish left, notes of ancient jerg,
. I'draifeyourpraije shigher.
But, ah!thofe hards, who fungjo well,
Alte gone, no more an earth to dwell,
.But breathe a purer air .
When you, dear nymph, to cbfejour reign,
Tbi heavenly paradife obtain.
You'il find tbrfeftrargers taere.
^ . ^ ; «4^' I-T'ilffi ■'''—
^^ERRY MEDLEY.
A Mandarine, who took much
pride in appearing with a obm-,
beret jewel#, on every part of his
robe, was once accosted b, an old fly
Bonze, who, following him through
,several ftreecs, ..and bowiog Q^en co
,the gFOund, thankrd him fpr, hi, Jew
els.' What does that man mtah ?|
ft cried the Mandarine. Friend, I nev-!
7 I^^f^fp^ ^W^ ^
/ replied me other ; but you,Mvei^^^
oft, ane look at them; and that toall the
use you Cfn make of them ycprfeif ;
fa th^-e uno difoence between ui,
tfapc^ you have the trouble of
warching them, and that is a trouble
Ido-not much desire,
/ A LADY being efked, bow the
, +TC^.^^
L CTr^Nr^ emmrc
I A Seorimentir perfumer recommend,
L
■/ ,/%@rah the foilowiagitiicitt ^
fmiCTrt^^
Self Kvwbdgc^—A mirror, fhet
tag the full mapri in the truest light.
Innocence :—A white paint, which
will ftaad for a considerable time if
1 not abofed.''t '^
ModeJi, .'--Very bed rouge, giving
3 i becoming bloom to the check.
Contentment :—An infallible fwoth
er of wrinkles in the face.
Truth : —A salve, rendering the
lip foft and peculiarly graceful.
Good Humor : —Ao universal beau
tifier,'
Mildntfs : —Giving a tindure to
, tile voice.
Tears@f Pit, : — A water that gives
leftrri and bright^ to the eye.
AT B. The conftaht use of thffe
articles cannot fail rendering them;
quite agreeable to the sensible and
deserving part of mankind.
LIGHT ARTICLES 1
FROM LONDON P A'PERS.
THERE is. an Italian proverb,
which fays, "The Italians are
wife before they begin a thing
fa ---the Germans when they are
; ^otit it—-and' the French wl^en
it is all over." The termina
tion of the war will probably
intitle the English to the French
share of the proverb.
Kings are said to be hard
mouthed, but two events prove
.mem to be hard-headed. The
l^once of His Majesty of Eng/
land once refilled the force of
a ftpue ; and the head of Lobis
XVIII ty received but little in
jury tefn^ bullet.
The voung ladies finding that
the thrifty faibion has done no,
good for them, have of la e in
created the vaift, and thus, dis
covered a within have femebody
rather than nobody. The ceftus
is now two indies lower than
formerly.
The piety of the Empress is
wondrous : to atone for the hor
rors of Ishmael, she nows makes
ghe P°lifh Jew keep Sunday for
their Sabbath, and make a chrifr
tlan repast upon fat bacon.
A Dignitary of the Church
asked a friend lately, “ whether
he \\alearned to thing by the
.fermort he h.^ now heard
^p f ^ h ? " " 1 ^ indeed?"
laid his friend, "T learned fcz
tienee to fit still and hear it?"
Had Shakespeare been now
living he would have altered his
SFV|.W ages^perhaps-to four.
Now-a days, a man of fashion is
diorn-- marri^^^^^^
liaWtS^^
Bare ctbowsare going out of
I : ,aftiten. ^ Bearing the arm is an
J eaftein expression for defence.,
jHew,hen came the ladies to}
thiht^
alfoement^Litf^
EPIGRAM.
WOMEN were born, so fate declares,
f ^ofaoM bur lirfo and ourtyres:
+^^ bu 4 u W^ Wmy troth, &^
They re very apt to r @ both. '.
fti &^flsv@to Tr&t. ' : ^;
In the frequen^iAfOrreaions
which have taken place at Paris
fitice the Revolution, Mils Wil
^ liams observe,; fa her “ Sketch
of Politics," the people have al-|
l^ay^ifperfegQ their ttfuali
^our of reft^f The fame obfeQ
bvffi n pr^t! ^°°™' y ¥°*
I by the Cardinal de Retz, when
ordered bfthe Court to diiperfe
the croud on the firft day of the
fnfurre&ion of the Fronde :---_
" This ceft me very little trou
ble," fays the Cardinal, "as it
was neifr the bvur.ef [upper !%[
The Church militant °
The Bishop of Bangor, was
lately indited at an assize in En^
gland, for a Riot and Aflault.-^
lOne of his diccefe, who was op
: posed to him, preached a ser
mon from Titus i. Buonap
arte was intended for a physi
cian, and studied at Pavia; in
his new vocation he has only
Ichanged the principle, the prac
tice of killing in each, being pre&
ty much the fame.'
The library of the Vatican is
not celebrated for the number
of its printed books, they not
exceeding 20,000; but its m^n
ufcripts are more valuable than
any other collection ; they, like.
Wife amount to about 20,000
volumes, and of these the
French fele& 500.
•FEATHERS,
Just received, and for Sale at the Store of
WILLIAM A. KENT.
.ALSO,
A small Assortment of
Paper Hangings.
Concord, Oa, 10, 1796.
STRAyItEER? '—-
rAME into the enclosure of
the subscriber, about Jhe firft of 'Sept,
last, a red white faced fleer, two years old,
wkh a crop off the under part of his left ear.
Tl\e owner is de fired to prove property, pay ,
charges, and take him away. °'
JOSHUA THOMPSON.
Concord, October 11,4-96.
NOTICE, tHE fubferibers of Liberty
X Bridgeare desired to meet at
Mr. John Carter's in Bow, the z6ih instant,
at i o'clock p. m. and pay up their fubferip
tions—Alfo those who with to contribute by
labor, &c. which is much wanted oh laid
bridge, are desired to attend. Pfr erdor,'
ISAAC MOORE, S. Clerk.
BENJAMINPAINE,
CORDWAINER,
TNFORMS the public, that he
1 carries op the Clot'i Shaemaking Busi
ness at the mop of Mr: Nathaniel Abbot,
Sadler, in Concord—where he keeps for file
a general affortmentof :>+. ^ $
/Ladies Sho^s and Sandals,
by whoiffye *^ d retail qn the mofaeafiffi.
able terms. 17 .
Oft. 4^796. 6
tetatteQCTQhC I-* ■iiifcil'iifa st——Best^cc—t^ctetefotm
Samuel Parker's Estate. ^
^[OTICE is hereby given, by|
the f&bfcrib;r, Admiwiftrator of the
estate of SAMttBO Par ker, latetof Pem
^%e, TV l ^ &Wfed, thathAh^ btfp
&l y appointed A^ipifrator of said estate,
and given bonds according to Law ; and
those who dre^indebted, ire defitedlo &h}
„on the fubfcfiber, and fettle with him,
,%^PARKER. Atty
^nbornton, Sept/ 22, ,1796. , ?
^,s Ona^Ceift'Rewards
WENT away from the sub-;
«V scriber, afr apprentice boy, named •
William W&feood, on the firft of July last.
He had on whQ e pent away am^
hemloek tqowfers; and a coat—five feet high.
—.^forbid all persons trusting or harboring
said boy on my accounts! will ndt pay one
farthing.
SAMUEL WORTHEN.I
Bridgewater, ^.^796, 6. |
CHOICE HIDES.'
pOR Sale, ihT^ ready for tog, l
r federal thousand Excellent HIDBS-1
I±±^* °" ^ * ' PP ™ '"
ramemateiy. NATHANIEL I ADD 1
Concord , septb : 1
Fall S 3 Winter Goods.
P. & O. CARRIGAIN,
INFORM their Friends and Customers,
that they have juft' received a frefli assort
ment of
. Fall & Winter GOODS, ;
Also, a great varied of Camcoes, Chintzes,, ;„
and plain Muflins—alfo,'
Pewter and Hard Ware,
with many articles suitable for all Seafons=
—LIKEWISE — '?+
Freffi Drugs and Medicines, ^
in addition to their former stock...
Concord, Sept. 26, 1796. . 5, J.
—poet acmtra_tßttmtc_BHQ
ROCKINGHAM SS. '
By she H&ncrabb Sa MUEL Tenney, Enquire,;'*
• %#''% ^Probate, Wills, Uc.for said
>4 county :-— ° • ,-r'+. :
NTOTICE is hereby given that
the account of Timothy Walker; Efq.^
of his adminiftrarion oft th§ estate offenja
minß^lfe, date of Concord, in said coupty,
Esq. deceased, will be examined at the pro
bate office in Exeter, in said county, en the
fitU Tuefclay of November near, at tewieftthe
clock ip fbe forenoon, inorder to the a110w,.,-
ance and fcttleroent thereof. 4 , ^'
Ar order, * #
"WILLIAM BARKER, Reg.' - #
September 28, 1796. 3 6
. —__ —_. X _ — ~.„^r,
ADVERTISEMENT.
CTRAYED or ftolcn from the
'J pasture of the fobicriberjn Nottingham-
Weft, on the night of the twelfth instant, a
BAY HORSE,
three years old past ; trots all ; with a black
marie and fail, the main cut along the pear.
fide, the off fide hangs down ; with a larger
star in his forehead, and a narrow stripe dowp
towards his nose, bi, hind feet white. .Whfy 5
ever will secure the horse and thief, so that
the owner may come at them, diall?haute ten
dollars reward, and..all necessary charges,,
orfor the horse five dollars, ai\d all necessary
charges paid byme,
JOHN HASELTINE.
Nottinghamweft, Sept. z 6, 1.796^6
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15 Dollars Reward.
CTRAYEDiOr flolen, from the
^% paftureof the iMhlctiberi, Loudon, on,
the night, of Monday the ,t4t^ inst. a dark'
chefnut coloured HORSE, 14 dr 15 hand#;
high ; four years old ; natural trotter ,steps•
large ; flicks his nose forward ; thin main
and tail—carries hjs tail, which is, docked
short, one fide. Whoever wji;take up said
Horse and thief, or the horse without the
thief, and return him to me, shall have the
above reward, and all necessary charges paid
by me, MOSES @M(AY. ?
Loudon, Sept. If, 1796. 4
——tote ''J- -1 ri'u4 I folc.Ac—lite'
• ' FARM, &r. for Sale.
FOR SALE, ?
/ A FARM in Pembroke,
Rockingham county 'Bate of&ijfy
Containing 150 acres of Land,
y well prQportionen, with mowing, paf
trire, &c. on which is a convenient dwellipg
houfe, ton. ftabies, and orber accomme
datiqns for a tavern, (tor g@ch purpose it (
has b^ch impr r rd for mar, je^ r 4wpated
about h ,mite from. Concord Bridge. "Sev
eral beds^nqw in the house, will^be let or
fol,d, if teporchaferihould choofap keep,
tavern ihimediA efy, and have need of them.
5; ALSO FOR SALE; ^1;
A Grist and Saw Mill, both
hew, on a good stream of water, in which
boards may be rafted into ,hfafmtf,y,^,
and from fhentetb New^uOTprY Without
unrafting; with a bout zo aCtesof lull'd, COOP
lenient for a building foot. *
The two places will be fold together or
.separate, as beg fuhs the pufthafer^ ^^
(A small situation in ConQd,.
near Mr. Butters's tavern, contaioing ^bout
,Mtt an acre ^ land, @frfy baty, Vil,
shop, on thefame. A
Also, a quantity of obt-liifid#. U^^
Terms will be made eafy®
purchasers, and good titles given of ffi; px
mises.^-please tp call and fee.
For particulars apply to the fubfefrib^r in
I Pembroke, f.z
FREDERICK FOSTER.
I N. B. All perlons indebted to said Foster,
lare desired to make paymentimmediata,.
[^Pembroke, septic. :4
A faithful, honest, Ready Man,
| torldeloST 3& & DAViS.