The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1797-11-21 00:00:00, page 1

PartnerJbip Difoked. l
—pHE Co-Partnership of
A MUSSEL IS DAVIS, by mfol
Agreement, ffis dissolved on the 17th of
Odober lag. All perfuns indebted to
Aid Firmware requested to make fertie
ment temediately All their accounts
are ready for adjustment.
ELIJAH RUSSEL,
." MOSES DAVIS.
u # .^" : ~J'l?• '' •.'*=M^, ' j, it*«"':
The buffnefs willin'
future be conduced ty the fubferiber,
who iffares The Public, that no exertion
fhali be wanting, on his part, to render
the Mirror a vehicle of uteful and
ple^ng information. Personal Zander
and detraction, (hall never defile its pag
e^ ^Thofe candid difquifi.ions, which
may tend to inform, rather than inflamed
the Qublia mind, will be thankfully re
chived ftom any party.—The,aid of the
wterau, and the assistance of .the Sons
and Daughters of Apollo, are solicited
by :he Editor, whole object it will ever
be. to serve up a dish for every taste,
which is not corrupt or vitiated; —and hte.
will never remit his utmost endeavors to
merit the patronage of the public ; from
whom the fmaUeft favor mill be grateful
ly received and duly honored,
*Byth Public's
- / ' Devoted Servant,
rib' MOSES DAVIS,
bi Concord, Nov. 2, 179.7.
Lands for Sale.
R, Firtut bf aBo&lve of the Legfature e,
:f:Maff«b
To be fold at Public Vendue,
^ ,At the dwelling hbuie or Mr. Ezra
Hutchins, Innholder in Concord,
in ;the County of Rockingham, and
State of Newhampfhire, ^ ^ ^ b
:'O^
at ten o'clock, A. M
Eight Rights of land,
in New Pennicook, in the State
of Massachusetts ;— being a part of the
Lands .belonging to John Stevens,
Efg. late of said Concord, deceased.
The Lands will be fold in
fach parcels, and upon such terms, as
will bast accommodate purchasers. For
a part of tty purchase money, one year's
credit will be given, with approved fe
cority..
•SARAH STEVENS, Afo.
Concord, Nov. 2,1797. ,63
Stop Thief!
CTRAYED or ftolcn from
'0 the Subscriber, on the night of the
firft inst. two GELDING HORSES ;
dne fouryears ^ about 15 hands high,
a dark bay, four wbite fee t,e fartote
near bind toot, occafiohed by a fare's be
fog lanced. Said boife is of lofty car
ft triage ; trots all. The other a dark
1 fortel —one white hind foot» 6 years old,
ft aboul 14 bands higfr, a stripe W white
, fobis face, bob-tailed, trots and paces.
^fr^^^
And Horses, and return them to the sub
, scriber, fhlll revive Fifty D^s te
Iward, and for the Horses only, Twenty
I Five Dollars, if they are ftolen.'
1 WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
11 wi^b'e'priifterliot'to
^^ kind enough to fend him a LITTLE
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Valuable Goods,
WILLIAM A. KENT,
<ifAS FOR SALE,
AT HIS STORE IN CONCORD,
' AN ASSORTMENT OF
VALUABLE GOODS,
Among which are the following,
r/z.
Bro AD Cloths, Velvets,;'
Baizis, 'Thjckfett,
,t»nncf, Wildbore,
Coating, ' Forest Cloth,
Lambskin, . Kerfey, 7
Blankets;7 Florentine.
A variety of CALICOES and
CHINTZES, ff C HEAP .
Brass Kettles, Ntils,,
Warming Pans, Brads and Tacks,
Pewter—all Kinds, Shoe Tools-—all
Knives & Forks, kinds,
Bellows, Shovel & Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Frying Pans,
Candkfticks, Iron Dogs,
Chisels, Cart Boxes,
Gouges, Kettles,
Saws, An Assortment of-
Compasses, Saddlery,
Iron Squares, Whips,
Hammers,/ Looking Glasses,
9 Inch Rules, Hour Gliffes,
Locks & Hinges', Holland Brushes,
Drawing Knives, Shoe Brushes,
Scates, Sieves,
Scales & Dividers, Bed Cords,
Barr Iron, Gup Powder,
German Steel, Wool Cards.
WEST-INDIA GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS ;
Cotton and Sheep's WOOL,
Flax, &c. 11
A quantity of Good
[IRE AT HERS.•
, >Alarge assortment of
BOOKS & STATIONARY,
p K, Singing Schools may be supplied
with the latest Edition of the Village
Harmony. ' ^/7^°
Concord, Nov. 4,17 g-. x 6g
FEDERAL BRIDGE.
THE Proprietors of said Bridge, are
hereby notified, to meet at the
house of Capt. Enoch Coffin, innhol.
dec in Concord, on Tuefday the 21st day
of Nov. inst. at one o'clock id the after
noon, to aftas follows, fc wit : -
1. To choose a Moderator.
2. To fee if the Proprietors will accept
the Report of the Committee, appointed
to make Bye Laws for said Proprietors.
f To fee what measures the Proprie
tors will taketo complete the payMentXif
the fecondaffeffment upon the shares in
said Bridge. B, order of tbe Dirfeaort,
SSTEPH^N AMBROSE, P. Cl'k
Concord, Nov; 4,) 797 . 63
\f^remiab Hacket's Ef/ate.
A LL, indebted to the eflace
-of Jeremiah Racket, late of
Canterbury, Gentleman, deceased, are
required to ibake immediate payment—
All who have demands against said estate
are desired to exhibit them to ,< /
BRADBURY HACKET, Ad±
:Cuntetbury, O&. 1,7, 1^,7. 261 3
One hundred Dollars &wdf&
q^^^ ^^
the sod atoot 40 ^iles'fre^PhilaW;
phis—on a road that leads from Sweet-
Arror to PhiladelDira^^
er was travelling Gfo
finder
bMrfJf years old, about 5 feet 6 inches
high—The fecund was ot a dark torn-1
plexioc. fliort black hair, black eyes, a-|
bo& 5 feet 8 inches high, about 45 years !
;d'd—Tlte other was about § feet &ioch- ,
es high, a dark complexion —about 45
years old —-The Subferiber wis lead m1
by a regain man, who called hirofelf
Sa'mvel Waters, who took ih< sub
scriber in a ftpre at Newyoik, and laid
hafof the (tore was his, and cafoe up to
, foWiown wkh,he fubferity^ ^ n d then
li'£# tf ^ and promised to sup
ply &u lubfcn^^r with 'few tbruiiud found I
worth of G 00& off Com miffion,,„and
went with the fubferiber, and lef! him a
little before he was robbed, a^q he-tr'd no
more of him afterwards.— This Waters
is a man of about 5 feet, 10 orjii inches
high;uibrown colour, long hair, and
seems to have an impediment in his
foeech, makes a stop as if be does net
know what to fay, and after makes a kind
of sousf —and with him was a negro man
•—and possibly be may have two, at the
fubferiber's negro was sent home with a
letter, and th6°letter was left at Kingf
toh, 2§tb of Sept, and no negro has yet
-appeared —and tne Subscriber fufyeds
that the said Waters is one of the class
that set the city of Albany on fire—but
potable be has another name, as he con
traded with the fubferiber,' under the-
Firm of Waters & Fan Orfo, and V^n
Orden fays that he kntws nothing about
him'
'The above reward will be
paid by the fubferiber to any person who
will secure the said Robbers, that they
may be pnnifhed—one quarter of the
money that can be got, and if but one
taken, then the whole reward will be
paid for the one. •
ELBERT HARING,
,ohn,oq.vn, Montgomery County, State )
0) Nrayork, 08' . 6, 1797. J
^ The Subscriber begs the favor of all
th Printers of the United States, to publiJh
the above, fa that the Kllaint may be detea
ed, as be caunot allow them any compenJatian
for the fame.
:,WANIhD,,
A few green SHEEP SKINS,
At M. Davis's Office.
• ——— —-- -B-— —— — ”^'%""'^
EQREIGN NEWS.
OF PEACE
. Betweertf rajice & Austria.
FRANCE.
PARIS, AUG 14,
THE Dtfniti&e Treaty ofr-Peace with
Auftna, is signed. The /ri^vi
rate, [Berras, Rtubel and Lepaiy) have;
at length fubroitted to the wisdom and
prudence df Barthelemy and Caßv
hot. The latter demanded, that re
former. should enter on the records, their
realms for not ftgning the treaty :—
This would have developed their dtfigns;
& they fobmitted tothe least mortification
of the two. This measure will h^ve its
influence at Lfo ; and 4$ the nation loud
ly demands peace with all the world, the
happy event we think not very remote.
It was ptoibgto the persevering fpir)
it of the latter, that Mantau, the 'bote
of contention, with the Emperpr, was
given up. If was sorely an obj~a of too
little fignificancy to carry on the war
Before the signing of the definitive
treaty, Austria wds making every <xer>
tion for a vigorous prefttutien of the
War. The armies were augmented and
Applied with every necefluy.
# ^^ AMSTERDAM, AUG. 22^
A letter from the Hague, Aug. i6th,
sot The preliminary fobito to.,
exprefled their delegation of citizen Noel
;^a'j^^^^fflLfy ^y^tytf tyfytytf"
The # new Omftitution was rejected on
Bth tint, and the Deou.e are d?terroiaed
; : /ItirtL
I limited nnteer tc the French Itwas rev
./ffi
^mrayffiteto^ratt^^
,ENGLAND.
'LONDON, A I!G. ig.
I This, morning arrived goXispapers ,
to the 4zd. They frill bdifi that thede,
h fipirive treaty beta een the Emptier-a<4
„the French is fignca ; and allbs depen
I t'encies, are evacuated by the Frcn&T
troops. .'
As a figa that h^ftiUries may ^g^h
tak^ price in the Adriatic, vb^celcbtacd
Col. Wili,iAMs'hasgbeen lent tor to
Trieste, to takethe command & tri Ern
peror's refill.
The negotiations at Wine afafud not
yet to be concluded, though & Journals
express hopes th?t the concha m hlt
no great distance. On ibef^bjea of the
negotiation at Lille, L'Erlair (peaks in
terms ot more doubt, abfatigg, that
more material difficulties and p^ftinQ '
pretentions Band in the way of n.
. Ave,23.
An aajs said to bare been recently
signed by the Emperor and Rhaor of
Bavaria, to the following eff r & :—Tf^
latter agrees to cede to his Imperil Ma
jesty all the country from the influx of
the Nab to the Danube, tor which he is
to receive in exchange the Brfg?u and
North Austria, with toe exception of
Margraviate ot Rurgua.
Letters received ,efterda) by a capital
house io the cjty, flats, that a great part
of the Spanish army, which occupied the
lines ot St. Roche, and the encampment
at Algeciras, h^d marched for Cadiz, to
proted that city and the Arsenal irons
the affauhs of the Englifli fleet.
Letters from Nap^i announce,
that the people are exetffively dif
centented. They murmur ard
complain against the Queen and
her Minister& The King it no
longer received with appiaue at
formerly, and the Revolution ap
pear! very near.
L'Eclair.
AUSTRIAN NETHERLANDS.
BRUSSELS, AUG 31; .
The Austrian Army of the
Lo^er Rhine, commanded by
Gen. Sporck, it almost entirely
encamped at this moment. The
whole of this army it put 00 the
'moft perfea footing of war; both
cavalry find infantry.are indeed
,bove their complement, owing
io the grea Quantity of recruits
which are perpetually incorporated
with it, Befidei these, there ar
rive frequently from the Meine, ,
irofyfoming from all the armies
in Bohemia and Auflris.— What
ever may be the object of these
preparations, Gen Hoche, on bit
part, has given orders for the for
mation iof a camp On the right
branch of the Rhine, and several
dgiafterwards he added to this or
der, the following article ;=" Ate
tho' the ; Negotiations for Peace
are not yet broken off, the army
ought net to loose fight of thia
efreomflance, that a rumerousen- ^
emy is befell them, and that it
is rbeir dutyeb puMfri&roiffc,^)
are guilty#,.breach of faith."
The fime letters which briogi;
these particular! adds, that the
:&4@,sa^^ ,Mfe general ^
^legarde, arefoefotf to 1
cife & imped, #rm, of, be fo'
'^^"m^^
do not augur well lbr ihe ; fftenda
emtfafctCTraM^M^ ..c^ ^g:--
N c . 264.