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'FEDERAL BRIDGE.
' ettermtra
THE Proprietors of Federal
Bridge are hereby notified, that
their annual Meeting will tie held on
Turfday, the sth day of June next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, at the house
at Mr. Jacob Carter, innholder, in
Concord, on the east fide of the river,
to 1 ranfad the following bufinefy viz.
Rift. To choose a Moderator.
szd. Te choose three Direa<>rs.
' 3 d. To choose a Clerk and Treasurer.
,4th. To tranfad any other business
which they jto^y think necessary.
orfo of th Dirtaors.
STEPHEN AMBROSE,
Proprietors Clerk.
Concord, May 15, 1798.
N. b. It is xxpeaed that
^'' the Proprietors will be in readiness to
pay the third assessment of Five Dollars
on a share, which became due the firit
day of May inst.
CONCORD OrIDGL
bffiTHE Proprietors of Concord
liotified and
al Meeting,
>TICKNEY,
e4th day of
te forenoon,
r.
ors, a Trea
and further
:ffary.
LKER,
rt; Clerk.
Eccle faflicalCowve^tion.
THE Ecclesiastical Convention of the
State o r Newhampfhire are hereby
notified, that their next annual meeting
will be holden at Hopkinton, on the firft
Wednesday of June next.
ISRAEL EVANS, Clerk
Concord, May 14, 1798.
Treafur, Department,
MARCH 30, 1798.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby
given, That by an A& of Congress
passed on the 19th day of March, 1795,
the following alterations and amend
ments have been made to the „ passed
on the 6th day of July, 1797, entitled;
«' An aft laying duties on stamped vel
lum, parchmeotand paper."
The stamp duties on debentures or
certificates for the drawback of Customs
or Duties on Imports, are repealed. . .
A difeount at the rate of seven and 1
+o]te half per Centum, will be allowed by
mSupervifors of lnfpe&ors refpeaively,
to a^oerfons other than Officers of the
°. Reven'ul, who may Durchafe at one time
or procure to be stamped, any quantities
■ 'tfWellom, Parchment or Paper, upon
t^h the duties shall amount to Ten
Hilars or upwards.
' Stamped Paper will be provided, and
fold at the rates prescribed by law, with
out any additional charge or expense on
wcfani of the price of Paper ; but for
slumped Parchment or Vellum, ar/di
tional price will be demanded at t<^ rate
of F ft, Cents for each skin of Parch
<meat, O^Two Hundred Cents for each
*ftin Os Vellum of medium size, which
may be furniihed at the expense of the
ft : United States, and proportionally for
i^lefcr Quantity
GI^N tester OT, Hand, at PbihdSpbia,
& ds<^4year «so„ mefflifad.
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Secretary tfth Treafurj.
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;BLANKS, of different kiqis,
May Wb^J at M. Davis' Office.
. 'g__ — =—, — — - — __=— — to
4 Cam to be fold for old Rags,
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The ^w^^
A Celebrated Horse known
by the name of the SWAN, is to
-be kept by the Subscriber to acctmmo-,
date Mares for the ensuing season—and
willftand at Mt-Aaron A us, 1 n's, op
theceaft fide of the river, Tuetdays and
Saturdays, and the rtfidue of the week at
the liable of the Subscriber.— This eie
gant Horse is rising 1^ hands, of a beau
tiful milk white, straight limbs, hand
some carriage, and of good proportions ;
strikes the eye agreeably at once, and is
remarkably good for business. „
The SWAN; is a defeendant
of the famous imported white Beale's
Horse, which was one of the fiaett end
fwifteft horses ever in America, and the
breed has always been eftecmed the best
in the country.
The Swan basal ways b;en
noted for getting good colts,—none of
your pacing blundering fort; bu; such as
make smart fore-footed active horles, ei
ther in fiddle or harness, foch as he is
bimftlf, and suitable for the business of
the country. The terms are two dollars
the leap, three dollars and an half the
season, and to warrant as may be agreed.
Those Gentlemen who are
ambitious to improve the breed of horses,
are invited to call and view him, at the
Stable of the Subscriber, where due at
tention will be given, and every favour
gratefully acknowledged by the Public's
, very humble Servant,
EZRA HUTCHINS.
N. B, Said Horffhas formerly flood
in Boston and Charleftown, in Maffachu
ferts, and at Peterborough, in this State.
He is three quarters English blooded.
Concord, May 7, 1798.
roung Scrip „
TX7ILL fland at the Stable
▼ ▼ of the Subscriber in Bofcawen,
the ensuing season.
Young Scrip was fired by
the celebrated English, racer Old Scrip,
and his dam was half blooded. Young
Scrip is four years old this fptjng, and
1^ hands high—of an elegant dark bay,
straight limbs, beautiful 6^) and of
handsome carriage. Connirfeurs iqthi,
animal, have thought the Young Scrip
is very well calculated to improve the
breed of horses in this part of the conn
try. The terms are 9 shillings the leap,
t 8 Shillings the season, and 5 dollars to
ensure a foal.
TIMOTHY DIX, jun.
Bofcawen, M^y 2, 1798. 8
1 '_, ?Q„t fr _tfcty m __taQfc=Hre~^^
Young HYDRA ALLEY,
(I 7ILL stand at the stables
VV °f Carlton Petting alb,
in Salilbur,, and of Stephen Chase,
in Northfield, this season, for the use of
Mares— Beginning the firft of May, at
faiQ Pettingale's—to stand nine days out
if twelve ; the other three days at said
Chafe?s— The next nine days at Pettin
gale's, and so on alternately through the
tfeafon. The terms will be two dollars
a leap, four dollars the season, and to
warrant, as the parties may agree.
Young Hydra Alley is 16
hands high, well proportioned, and can
boast of as good blood as any of his name
or nature.- ~
ABRAHAM PERKINS.
Salifoury, April 24, 1798.
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^Wanted Immediately,
4 WO steady ingenious BOYS, be
tween 12 and 16 years of agt, who have
feme Qedge^f the #ngfe Gram
tar Arfr
mar, icarn inc an riurv iinu,
lay Shingles, ari^ can upon do work a
reanage can nimbleness, with the Narrow
Farm, if occasion fh^ld call for it—
begft Good^ges win
Axe, Saw, the the Plane, Fore and
Mat^bfo. c "
wr^HO capable working is of at dis
W f^rent branched ; of business who
Young An MAN, A&ive
gnicely. Come, come iboa
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Inquire A of the Printer,
4 5 Seafen, For Mhfh&bi' T
WANTED HIRE, to
Found,
ON Saturday lift, between Concord
and Loudon, Two Notes of Hand,
one for 19 dollars, signed by Samuel
Johnson, dated Loudon—the other for
z 3 dollars, signed by Ja^es Johnson,
da r ed London. Any person, by proving
property and paying charges, may have
them again.
Inquire of the Printer.
May i§.,.
A GOOD BARGAIN!
TO BE SOLD, on reajen^ble term;, for
Case in band,
A good% |Farm,
lying on the east fide of Merrimac river,
in Concord, about three miles from the
Meetfogho^fe, on the main road leading
to Loudon; containing about 100 Acres
of Land, consisting of Mowing, Pastur
ing, and Tillage Land, well wooded and
watered, with an excellant Orchard, af
f&Ybg apples fuffici^nt to m^wnearly
100 tyrrels of Cider, and a convenient
House and Barn on the fame.
Y ALSO,
A pleasant Situation,
Containing ten Acres of good Land, with
a good orchard, producing apples enough
to make 40 barrels of cider, ^nd a con
vergent hbofe, with three lower rooms
haridfomely finished, and a good Barn
thelton—lying on the direst road lead
ing to Canterbury, about 49 rods from
Mr Stephen Ambrose's Store, commodi
oof; situated for a trader or mechanic,
and isan excellent stand fora tanner.—
For terms and further particulars, apply
to le Printer, or the fubferiber, living
on I xe firft mentioned premises.
IJOSHUA THOMPSON,
Colcord, March 12, 1798. 0
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New-yerfa),
is a full-blooded Racer ;—four
r $ old, and 16 bands high. I?fe;
PpLYDORE will itanclas a
Sire „is 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 kno^n, by
ifr^z^ R. E. FERKINS;;
'f^ Keeping ^
, Hopkinton, April 25th, 1798^ ;Q ^?,
,unphlcts
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LAW of the United States.
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AN ACT Y
To provide an additional ar
mament for the further pro
tection atybe trade of the U
nited Slates, and for otb'tr
purposes.
i R E '' "°"" ^ '''
D Senate and House of
Re„efentatives of & United States
of America, in Congress assembled,
That the Prefideot of the United
State# shall be, and he it hereby
authorized and empowered, to
ceufe to be built, purchased of
hired, a number of veffeli, not ex
ceeding twelve, nor carrying more
than twenty two go reach, to be .
armed, fitted cut and manned un
der hit direction,'
Sec. 2. And be it further enabled.
That the numberaod grade of ,
officers to be; appointed for the
service of the said vrffeii, (hall be
fixed by the President of the U..
States, at well aithe number of
men, of which the refpe&ive
crew# shall be com poled, who, as'
well officer# as seamen and marine#,
shall receive the fame pay and sub
sistence, be entitled to the fame ad
vantage# and compenfatioßS, be
governed by the fame rules and
regulations, and be engaged for
the fame time, and on the fame
condition#, a# by an aft of the U.
States, passed the firft of July, one
ihoufand seven hundred and ninety
(even, entitled “ An aft providing
a naval armament," is ascertained
and established, at fully, as if the
particular provifion# of that a&,
having reference thereto, 'were
herein inferred at large. Provided
always— And be it further enabled,
That the President of the United
State# be, and he is hereby author
ifed to cause the term of eoliftment
of the teamen and marine# to be
employed in any veffef of the U.
State#, to be extended beyond one
year, if the vessel should then be
at sea, and until ten day# after
such vessel shall arrive in feme
convenient port of the U. State#
thereafter ; any thing contained
in this aft, or io the,ft entitled,
" An ad providing a nival arma
ment," to the coottary ootwith
ftanding. /. \
Sec. 3. Audbe it farther enabled,
That the officer# of the aforefaid
velleM may, during the recefa of
the Senate, be appointed and com
missioned by the President alone.
Sec. 4. And be it further enabled.
That the sum of nine hundred and
>fifty thousand dollars be and;wte£
hereby appropriated out of any
monies, in the treasury of the U,
States, beyond the appropriation#
that may heretofore have been
charged therein, tor the purpose
of carrying the object of this aft
into effeft. A
Approved, April 27, 1798. j/w/
?^ John Adams, ,
N Preface •ftbe ©*u4t Stem.
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Wanted a tew untanrred. ^f
Sheep Skins.