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From the Farmer's Chronicle.
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\ THE POST.
%WWfeM& with you next Week."
THE Post & dealings with al
& most ever, body, and confe
quently,knows the difpofuion, if not
the circuuiftmM £
people. At the close of a quarter,
' the Foft edit tor pay. About one
sixth part ire ready to fettle, and be
gin anew—Tbefe people 1 notice
have thing! to order their work be
fore them, and drive it, and are fete
er troubled with the care of a prom
ise to fettle next week. But the re
mainder think next week will do.
The next tour round, I find about
one third have got ready to fettle.
Part, I notice, are busy, just keep up
with their work, can never determine
on any thing without a little time to
think of it, but generally think about
right io the end, and accordingly,
fettle agreeable to*laft week's prom
rie. Some of the remaining part are
not to be seen, and the rest tell a
, lengthy lift of difappointmenu and
renew the old promife # to fade next
After t», I improve every oppo,
ttioity to dun delinquent#, I obtain
pay of one third part more, by the
time another quarter clofei; the rest
put off from week to Week, until ©
year is completed, about halt of
remainder pay me then, and if they
dob't sap the papers because they
are dun'd so much, I call tbafl good
cuftomert. The remainder ever wib
• ling to believe that next week will
never be the prefect week, put off
from year to year mil it amount, to
so large a fem they are lure to stop
when they are made willing to pay.
I notice feme of thia left clef#, are
nosed about by their bufintfi, afwaya
in such a hurry that they do every
thing just so at 'twill do for the pref
• _ put off every thing till next
week, and in return they receive
• nothing 'till next week, in Ihort live
/in hffia pf fomethtog nodi enjoy
#ethin&?
Just „ cuftomeri use me, so I use
the printera-concloding they cao
wait till next week, where I colle&
thia week, I appropriate (chiefly) to
ioraother pwpofoftaod every M,
. get morp and more into debt—partly
teoW& put off dunning till next
wet*, and partly through negle^ to
pay the ptinterHiU next week., But
Fmuft stop thia ft rain, for tear 1 may
be thought a bankrupt, and endeavor
to prove the contrary —r— next week.
There are nine hundred and nine
ty mine way. , spen d money and
omyJngeouity, Honesty, Resolution
and carelulnefa, are necessary for him
who it determined to get property the
• right way. ^ The use of which must
tranfea bufeb pretty much fa the
LAWS of the UNION.
Fourth CONGRESS uftht UNITED STATES
AT THE +IRBT SESSION;
Begun at Philadelphia, Dec. 7,179>-
^, * KatEXTRACT FROM
An ACT authoring and dircct
ingghG Secretary at War t,'
place certain pexfoAS therein
named onthe pension lift.
sec. i. BEit enaaed bytbe Senate &
House of Re,efentativH9ft the United
Stao of America, in Congreft affembhd,
That the Secretary for thte Depart
ment of Warta and.be it hereby
deeded to place upori the lift of in
valid penfioner# of the United States,
the petfood herein after darned, who;
have been returned as such, by the;
judges of the several Didfiat purfir
ant co the aft of Congref#, passed the
twenty-eighth da, ofFebruary, one
^thoufyad seven hundred and ninety
three, mtitl&d “ An A6t to regular:
the claims to invalid penfiom," at
the rate# and proportion annexed to
the name! of the sud perfoni, re
fpeaively,' that it to fay : |
Ofthe Diftri^ of Newhampfhlre
—Jonas Adami, a private, one third
of a pension ;=Aodrete Aiken, a
I fajeabt-major, three fourth# of a pff
fioa ;— Caleb Aldrifh, a ferjeant, a
fulf fcfion ;— John Barter, d ferj
eant, half a pension ;—Afchetaut
• Blteb(ltiwr4fe^^ii<jf^^i
-—Ebenezer Beane, a private, one
third bf a peofion ;=-Job 'Briton, !
private, one third of a pension ;—
Ebenezer Carleton, a private, three
fourth! of a pension ;—Levi raub
bock, a filer, one fourth of a ben
fion ;—Edward Clarke, a ferje^f,
one fourth of a pension ;—A&rill
Coburn, a private, one fourth < a
pension ;—Richard Colony, a priv
ate, half a pension ; —Ebenezer
Copp, a ferjeant, a full pension to
Jamet Crombie, a lieutenant, I frill
fafofr. William Curtifi, a priv.
half a pension ;—Henry Danforth, a
private, half a pension ; —James
Dein, a private, one fourth of a pen
fioa ;— Lemuel Dead, a private, half
a pension ;—Thomai Eastman, a
private: three fourths of a pension ;—
Ebenezer Fletcher, a fifet, onefourth
Ofa pension tfaW^^B^
tain, half a pension ;— Stephen Ful
ler, a private, one third of a penGon,
—Moses Swett George, a private,
^r±^
Winaror Otearoo, a private, one
fourth of a pension ;— Joseph Gree
^'■^G^^^
fiou ;— Joseph Green,, private, half
a fata i-Jofbm Hayne., a priv.
ate, halfa pension $ — Joseph Hilton,
a lieutenant half a pension "*-"-l«i
--:^ HXa private,fourth o&
Deifioa y— Johatta Holton, a lieu
tenant, a pension ;-Caleb
HunraOTirare half a fetiGoo
Humphrey Hunt, a private, one
1 four h of a oenlion ;— entries nun
toon, junior a private third of a^
nerfian Zadock Hurd, a private,
'Ebenezer
I'l a nrivate 1
CONCORD, TUESDAY, May 31, 1796.
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BY RUSSELL AND DAhS,^ NEWHAMPSHIRE.
fion •—Abraham Kimball, a private,
half a pension ;—Benjamin Knight,
a fyjeant, one third of a pension ;—
John Knight,, private, half a pen
sion ;— Jonathan L„ke, a corporal,
half a perfion ;—John Lapifh, a
private, one fourth of a pension i—
Nathaniel Les+itf, a corporal, half a
pension ; —John Lincal% a: private,
one fourth of a peefioo §J.olhua
LQytjoy, a ferjeint, halfa pepfion ;
—William Lowell, a fofapt. three
fourths of. a pet^oa ; Jonathan Mar
gery, a prjrpie, <,. thirds of a pen-
Gon ;— Junes Moore, a private, a
full penfop jT-Samuel Morrill, a
private, two filths of a pension ; ^-|
feph A4^feh4,^ e i#° thirds of
a peofion, Kham Note, a feJjeant,
half a peofion • ,Phineas Parkhurft, a]
full pension ;—Amo iFierce., fe^.
foantypne third of a pension • ,Silas
Pierce, a lieutenant, half ±PAl[fy
Jod Porter, a piivjQfe fourth of
, pechoo CTSamuel Potter, a ferj
eant, halFa pension ; Thomas ff%
a private, half a pension ;—Jeremiah
Ritch,rd, & ff<fy* b&f a pfr
fion ; Asa PutneyVa ferjeant,b,ff,
pension ,—•Ch,rls Rice, 4 ^pttyace,
half a penfiJr ;—John Smith, a feij
eant, half a pension; Samuel Stock,
er, a private, half a pension •,-— Will
iam Taggart, an^pfift ^ll^^
syn; Eliphqk, Taylor, a prffi,
bpe, : tty4 9! a pension ; —Ebenezer
r-ti^AwL^CTre, — f»rnr#xc, ore tnn<i UI, M
tepfo+ JOAO Varnum, a private,
half a pension ;—Edward Waldo, a
lieutenant, two thirds of a pension ;
Weymouth Wallace, a private, half
a pension ; —Jofiah Walton, a P[iv-
Q-@,. tbird of a pension ft Jfcob
Wellman, junior, a private, one
fourth of a pension ; Francis Whit
cprob, a privatehone third of a pen
fior. ; —Robert B. Wilkins, a priffi,
two third# ,fI peAfiOD i Jonaihan
Willard, an epfeo, one fourth of a
pension ) —Seth Wyman, a private,
one fourth of a pension. ~;
Approved,' April 20, 1796.
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.A TREATY, ,
Between the a United States and
. hit Catholic Majesty.
TTIS CatholieMajefty and theU +
nited State# of America, desir
ing to consolidate, on a permanent
blffis, the friendship and good corref
poadence, which happily prevail be
tween the two parties, have determine
ed to zmbmmfy^^e" l ™^^^
eral points, die fetdemeM whereof
will be prodnaive of general advan
cage and reciprocal u^ty tob^b ria
tioos. ^t^^
With fhntention his Catholic
Mrieftf has appointed the most ex
cellent lord, don Manuelde Godoy,l
and Alvarez de Faria, Riot, Sanchez,;
ZuzUa, Prince de la Paz, duke de la
Alcudia, lord of the Soto de Roma,|
?&idofthe fate of Albala, Grandee
of Spain of che feft class, perpetual
regidor of tire city of Santiago, a
, Knight of rhe illustrious order of ^
Golden Fleece, and Great Goli
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[number 188.]
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and Great Crefsof the _religious or
der of St. John : Corinfellor of'St^e:
fyft lecfaaiy of ftafe, apd defpacho :
Secretary to the Qdern: Superin
tendent general of the posts and high
wayt: Piote&or of the royal acade- %, ;
my of the nobte afw, and of the roy
al focietiu of natural hißory, botany,'^
chymiftry, ^..d rirronorcy:- Gentle
men of the King's chamber in em
:ploymept: Captain General of his
armies . Infptaor.acd m^jor cf the
royal corps of body guards, &c. &c. •
&c. And the President of the Unic
led States, with the advice and con
. 4fent of their Senate, ta-appoioted
]Thomas Pinckney, a Citizen of the
lUnitedI United States, and their Envoy Ex- .Li
traordinary to his Catholic Mj-fty.,,4"
;A^ &Lid plenipotentiaries nve $?
agreed upon and concluded the foi
lowing attic les.
4,/. I There ffiall be a firm arid •'
inviolable peace and fi.cere friend- ;fo
ship between his C^hofc Mafell,. g
bis fucceffirt and fulj &s, zod ths
United States, and thein citizens, #
without exception of perlons or plai;-?
! MIL To ptevenfall disputes on
ihe fuQjea of the boundaries OTich r
fepsrate the territories of the two ^°
co itraaing, parties, it is herqby de- •
dared and ^reed as follows, to wi<,
The fouihlto boundary of th^ U • 4
mtetSra.4 which divides their*ter
ritory from the Spanilh colonies of%,
East and Weft Florida, shall be de=3*
fignated by a line beginning on.th^
Iriver Miffifippi, at the nofcheromoft
part of the thirty firft degree of latu •.
tade north of the equator, which r
from thence shall be drawn due east ,
to she middle of the river Aphalachi-^
cola, cr Ca:bafache ; . (h,eoce a long
the middle thereof te it?s jordion
with the Fiirf ; thence firlight to #
the~ head j, St. Miry's-jiver, arid :^
thence dewn the middle thereof to
the Atlantic ocean. And it is agreed <
that if there .Should be any troops,,
garritops, or tettlementi of either
party, in the territory of rhe other,
according to the abovemeotioned
boundaries; they shall be withdrawn
from the said territory within the
term of fit months after the ratifica
tion of this treaty, or sooner if it be,
poffibfe ; and that they shall be ptr- ft
minted to take with them all the
goods and effeas which they posses,
rirt. 11l In order to carry the pre
cedtog article into effed, o,co^^
#PP G1 t y
tog patera, who fh^ meet at the 7
t M ° bfo the ex oiratio of / /
E=B£^^^
1 teed to run ana mark tn, oouraQ^
[according to the stipulations of the
and keep ;foo ftheir proceed- ,
ings, which mail be cot fleered as#
part of this convention, ^ IWd ,
ce as if theyptre^
inferred therein.: Auc on snv t&
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