The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1798-05-15 00:00:00, page 1

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'Vol. VI. N°. 289.
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(A Celebrated Horfc kaowti
fl by the nameof the SWAN, is to
Be kept by the Subscriber to accemmo
fare Mates %<it the enfuiog season—and
will ftarid at Mr. Aarqn Austin's^od
the east file of the river, Tuesdays and
Saturdays, and the residue of the week at
the Rabl< gt the Subferiber. —This ele
gant H^fe is tiling i§ hands, of a beau
tiful milk whit , ftr^ight limb, hand
force oariiige, and bl goad proportions ;
finkes the eye agreeably at once, and is
rematkiblygo^d for.tufinefs.
The Swan is a descendant
of the famous imported white Beale's
Hbrfe, which was one of the fined and
fwifteft hordes ever in America, and the
breed ha, always been esteemed the best
id the country.
The Swan has always been
itoted for getting good coirs,— none of
retr „<% :fambhn&fe% but fuch^s
ibke Imartfurerf oted aajye horles, ej
th& fiddle or h^rneG, such as h&is
bityifa and fatable for thetufmefi of
the country. The tegni are two dollars
the leap, thref dollars aqd an half the
teafori, and 0 warrant as may be agreed.
Thofc Gentlemen who are
ambitiousto improve the breechof horses,
are tosited to call aryl view him, at the
^l^;^
appetite, orto ,^ ir^ to a dull & one—a
fog Nine-Pin Alley and trimmings fr
and where every favor will be gratefully
acknowledged by iho Public's very bum
„fe=> EZRA HUTCHINS.
N. B. Said Hoife has formerly stood
to Button and Charleftown, in Maffachu
-fats, arid at Peterborough, in this State,
mis three quarters English blooded.
3 Qncgrd, Ma, 7, 1798, -
r o ^g,rip
'WIM 4 ft 4l "' at the Stable
lev p f the stycriber to Bofc^
>}#, was fred by
the celebrated Eolith racer Old Scrip,
and hfo dam was half blooded. Young
Script four years old this spring, and
w^dsiteto-bf in elegant d^rk bay,
freight limbs, beautiful Oupe, and of
fyfodfome carriage. Conmffeurs in this
animal, have thought the Young Scrip
is very well calculated tb impove the
breed ,f borfes in this parrof the coun
try. Tkt^W # re 9 fh^W the le ^P>
i& fhiHurgs the season, and § dollars to
= TIMOTHY
Bofcawen, May 2,1798. 8
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INFORMS the Patrons of the Mir
^Fror, that last week's paper, No. 286,
completed fix months since the c&part
nerfhifyof RUSH WDavis, diffelved.
These fafons indebted, who are r/Q
arid grilling to make semi-annual pay
ments, are incited to call at the Mirror-
Office, where they may not only obtain
BiNs, but R"@, ip exchange for the(r
C#SH. All accounts of more than one
year's (landing, (thofc persons excepted
who have contrasted orherwife with the
Printer, mast be fettled very soon, or—
tit is ennraffify to fay more.
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CO NCOR D, {Newhampfoire,} TU E S,DA Y, May 15, 1798.
callfor lh)uld if it.— occasion Farm, 1
Printer.! of the Inquire
working dis., WHO is of capable at
Branches bulinete; of faent who
and work Shingles, do lay upon a cai
Plane, the Fore and §be Saw, Axe,
Narrow the manaft nimbleness, with can
HIRE, .WANTED to .
A&ive MAN, Young An
thou quickly. Come, come
^a/on, 6 Months, tbu !, Fer dr 5
Marches,' ctf
will given. be Good w2ge&
SIR E.
„e beautiful dark ba, Horse
Polydore,
WAS bred in New-'Jerfey,
is a full-blooded Racer ;— four
years old, and 15 hands high.
Polypore will (land as a
Sire this season, at the stable of the Sub
scriber; for SIX DOLLARS the Leap,
and TEN DOLLARS the Season.
Constant attendance will be
given, and the warrant made known, by
; ; ^ : R. £. PERKINS.
to* Keeping J or Mares.
Hopkinton, April 25th, 1798; 7 ^
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Young HYDRA ALLEY,
WILL stand at the ftablcs
: : of CaRLTon P^ttj-ngaLe,
in Sa4ift>uiry, and of Stephen Chase,!
in Northfield, this season, tor the use of
Matire—Beginning the fivft of May, at
said Pettingale's— to stand nine days out!
of twelve ; the other three days at said
Chase's- -The next tiirre diys at Pettin
gale's, and toon alternately through the
season. The terms will be two dollars,
a leap, four dollars the leafon, and to
warrant, as the parties m«y ?gree.
Young Hydra Alley is 16
hands high, well proportioned, and can
boast of as good blood asatiy of his name .
or nature.
ABRAHAM PERKINS.
SeVfbury, April 24, 1798.
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Wanted Immediatel,,
rWO steady ingenious BOYS, be
tirtea 13 and 16 years of age, who have
forme knowledge of the Englilh Gram
roar, to learn the Art or PRINTING
Good encogr,gecneMf will be given.—
Apply to / MOSES DAVIS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
,Q„^ Martti 0 998^
Public Notice is hereby given,
IN purfcance of the A& of Con
gress puffed on-the 6th day of July 1797,
entitled," Ana& laying duties on Stam
ped Vellum, Parchmentend Paper," and
the attpuffed on the i,h day of : Dec.
1797, entitled, " An adt to puftpone for
a limited time the commencement of the
duties imposed by the ad, entitled, «* An
all' laying duties ' on Stamped Vellum,
Parchment and Paper," that from and
after the fipft day cf July ensuing, the
federal Stamped D^ies htireaffer enu [
merated, will be levied ai.c collected
throughout the United States.
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For every skin or piece of Vellum or
Parchment or rtjeet or ptece of Paper,
-upon which' (hall be written or printed
any or either of the iriftruments or writ
ingi following—to wit :
Any Certificate of Naturalization, 5
dollars.,
Any License to pradife, or Certificate
of the admission, enrollment or regittry
of any Counfellor, Solicitor; Attorney,'
Advocate or Prodot, in an^ Court of the,
United States, 10 dollars.
Proviso!, that a Certificate in any one
of the Courts of the United States for
one of the said Offices, shall so fir as re
lates to the payment of the duty afore-'
said, be a fufficierit admission in all the
Courts of rh< u<,i^d s^s, for fuch/and
every of the Lid offices;
Any Gratrt or Letters Patent, under
the seal or authority of the United States,
(except for lands granted for military
services) 4 dollars.
Any exemplification or certified copy
of any such g^nf or letters patent (ex
cept for lands granted for military trfvic.
es) 2 dollars.
'Any Charter-Party, Bottomry, or Re
fpondentia Bond, 1 dollar •*
Any Receipt or other discharge for or
on account of any Legacy, left byuny
Will or other teftameatary iqftrument,
or for any ftiare or part of a personal es
rate divided by force of any statute of
difiributions, other than to the Wife,
Children or Grand Children of the per
lon deceased, the amount whereof (hall
be above the value of Fifty Dollars, and
Ihall not exceed the value ol Oue Hun
dred Dollars, 2$ cents.
When the amount thereof Bull exceed
the valueof 100 dollars, 50 certs.
And for e^ry further ium of 500 dol
lars, the additional sum of 1 dollar;
Any Policy of Insurance or infttoment
in nature thereof, on any ship, ve&l or
goods iniu ed from one diftria to anoth
er in the United States, if Merit's.
From the United States to any foreign
port or place, when the sum for which
lafurance is made (hall not exceed 500
collars, 2$ cents. '^,Y^ r
When the fifo insured Ihall exceed
5,00 dollars, 1 dollar. t
Any Exemplification, of what nature
soever, that Ihall pdfs the seal of apy?
Court, other than such as it may be the
duly of the Clerk of such Court to fur
niffi for tbe use of the United States, &j
some particular State, 50 cents. .j,[ ,
Any Bond, bill single or penal, foreign
or inland bill of exchange, promissory
note. or_ other bote, other than any rc
cognizance, bill, bond, or other obliga
tion or contras made to or with the
United States, or any State, or for their
use rcfpedively,
If above 20 dollars and not exceeding
100 dollars, 10 cents.
If above 100 dollars and not exceed
ing 500 dollars, 2§ cents."
Ifaba;e 500 dollars hnd not exceedfafe
1009 dollars, 50 cents.-
And if above loco dollars, 75 cents.
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• Prevised, that if any bonds or notes
ihall be payable at or witliin sixty d^s a
Inch bonds or notes th at be fubjed to
only two fifthparts ol the duty afore
faid—viz
If above 20 dollars ard hot exceeding
100 dollars, 4 cents. ^, *
if above 100 dollars and not CT«#
ing 500 delUis, 10 cents. , o
if above 500 dollars arid net exceed
ing icoo dollars, 20 cents.''
If above loto dollars, 0 -cents.
Any Notes iffiied by,.the Rath riow
efhbliflty, or that m A y hei&fei % ef
tabliffied within the fflfte^ States, 01he,
than the notes of such of roe/uid B?tks
as (hall agree to an annual c^mptfitiun
of one per centum on the annual divi
dends m de by fuel)Mantis, to tftit
St- ckholders refpc&ivclj, according to
the following scale—
On all notes not exceeding 50 dollars,
for each dollar, 6 mills.,
Qa all notes^bove 50 dollars, and not
exceeding 100 dollars, ^ cents.
On all notes above too dollars, and
not exceeding foofeHfrg j&fyf ; °
1 OpaJ qcte above 500 d,lW§, 2 col-
Any hoteft or other Notarial aft,
25 cents'
.Any Letter of Attorney, except for
an invalid pension, or to obtain or fell
Warrants for Land granted by t^e Uni
ted States, as bounty tor military ^evicts
performed in tbe late war, ±5 ceuta. &
Any Cerifiaieor D betarite tor draw
back of customs or duties for Jess than
§OO dollars, i dollar.
For 500 dollars arid not exceeding
k@Qo dollars, i dollars
For more than 2000 dollars, 3 dollars.
Any note ot bill of lading tor goods
or merchandize to be exported,
If from one diftria toenot her diftrift
of tbe United States, not beiagia the
fame State, 19 cents.
„ ; If from the, United States to any tfr
eign port or pla^e, 3^ cents.
Any Inventory or Catalogue rs eriy
furniture, goods or iff ds,. made in any
case required by law (except in cafeof
goods and cha tels diftrafoed for rent or
taxes, and goods taken in virtue of any
legal proceh by any officer,) go cents.
Any Certificate of a &^€ in ahv Jri
furaace Company# of a (hare hi the Birk
of the United "States, of of any State or
other Bank,
If above 20 dollars and not exceeding
190 dollars, 10 cents.
If above 100 dollars, 25 cents.
If under 20 dollars, at the rate of 10
cents, for 100 dollars.
The duties aforefaid wilf be coßaaed
and received by the Supervisors, fofpefc
tors arid other officers cf Infection, in
the fevcral Diftrierts, Surveys and Tri
fons of the United States, gad ty fuck
other persons as Qjall from time to time
be foeciaVy appointed and employed b,
the Supervisors of Dift^as fortkat pufo
pose. : '
HI.- &
The Supervifars for tbe Several Dif
tnds will, prior to the flrft&y of jfy
ensuing, and as soon as may be pr< dica
ble, mark or fiamp, without fee or re-
Ward, any quantities or @te, °f Vil*
lum, Parchment or Paper, with any ^
the rates of duties enumerated, on pafo
meat of the said duties ; or Ramped
Vellum, Parchment, and Paper, may at
the option pfothe citizens of the United
States, be trained at the rates prescrib
ed by law, by application to any Su
pervisor, Inferior, Officer of infpeakm,
or other perfoo appointed for the distri
bution of stamps, by the fupeivifprj of
diftfiasr,
Given undermy hand, at Philadelphia,
the day and year above mentioned.
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
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N. B. Since the foregoing notice was
prepared |nd printed, a Bill has pafled
the House of Reprefenum^ by which
the Stamp Duty on Dtbcarutts is pro
posed to be abolished.
. For fele. at this Offire,
SURVEYORS WARRANTS.