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FROM THE centinel: ,
MR. RUSSELL,
YOU have formerly given the public
" Ledyard's Praije of ^to," in Profe—^
I fend you a copy in elegant Verse, which
you,re at liberty to publish— if you will give
it a fair place in your paper.—To this it is
fully entitled, if you confider the beauty of
the lines, and the importanet of the truth con
tailed in them Indebted as we are to The
&, it would be well if their worth was more
highly rated. HOMO.
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LEDYARD's Qetf WOMEN..:
THRO' many a todand dime a ranger,
With toil,ernefteps I'd held my may,
A load, unprottaedfranger, >/
To all the franger'k ills a prey.
Whilefleering thusm, courje precarious,
M, Fortune fill bat been to find
Mu's beam dud di,„ftions various.
But gentle Woman ever bind.
Alive to ever, tender feeling.
To deedscf merry always prone;''"
The wounds of pain and jerrow beating, I
Wubjoft <ompafan'sfweettf tout. ,
No scud delay, no dark fujpicion, fol
Stints the free bounty of their heart,
9%, turn net from the fad petition,
But cheerfulaid at once impart.
Form'd in benevolence of nature.
Obliging, medf, get, and mild, \ i
Woman's the fame endearing creature y *,
In courtly town, and faroage wild.
When parch'awith tbirf, with hunger wafted,
Hi rfriendly baud refreshment gave ;
How fivut the coarjeji food has tasted !
04at cordial in the simple wove ! ^ ^^
Her courteous locks, her words, tariffing.
She'd comfort on the fainting foul; ?l±
Womans the firanger's general bUffing
, From ful/r, India to the Pels. )
— .—.„._■„„- —, ——
\ EPITAPH
OK a PI£.WOMAN.
RENEATH, in tbe duff,
Is the mouldering cruft
Os Elenore Ticklttafte fav^ ; "^;
^ Who was fill'd in the arts
-Of Pits; cte,rirdr a*d@&©l? "," |
And knew svery tyfiftbe^^^ ,prffo,
When fet'd liv'd long enough,
She made her la, puff, ^^N, § ;
A puff, h, her bujhand much praijed : A4
, Now, here foe doth lie, ^rtflMYfo
Tomake a dirt-pie, wft fefft J
In hopes that tbecruft will be raised., ^ ^„,|^
THE MERRY M^DLEK
^ yfr : :^„M^ 4^f^M.
CT-IWO porters happening & meet
X in Dime street, Dublin, one
fays to the other, ''Mx Shane, few
ate you my dear creature ?" " Why,
upon m, fhuei I hardly know, but
pretty tightifh, at the times go."—
" Pray, have you seen your old friend.
Far Murphy, I^?" ” No, by St.
ft^kk, (replies he) And 1 amw);
x-^r^
fa met wih a verv unfortunate acci-j
deffl&elv.-" " What the devil wai
L^^'
more than thu, ray @; at he was,
funding , a fftk^ d, OW ly
torn priest, at a place myLondon,;
vwhich I think flkey cal|; Old-Bai^y,
the plank @les gave ^, and^
^Commons was tempted to difplayl
UwCi#^ iaifyi4£ULij- wc'c a&icuucu , bg" I
• lordbiriyitoate^U.f^
up with great importance, and Aid,]
Mr, Spfrikdr, &fttg wk lams'''or bht>e\
rr'r'L'})^ )' f '''¥
1
ed some time another member refe
arid bid, Mr. Speaker, did the taorfi
bit gentleman wba spoke last, fokh^
& purpafa or did beta /peak to the
putpole, to what purpoft did be frak ?
A COXCOMB asked a stammering
Barber's bov. '' pid you ever (have [
a monkey 66 No, S;:, (laid the
boy) but if ypo will sas tit down.
I'll t-t-t-try."
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MISCELLANY.
FROM THE NIGHTINGALE.
Messrs. Editors,
I AM in a woful fituatiora, and,[
what is worse, don't fee any way to get'out
of it. My heart is so tenderly fufeeptibie,
so wax like, to the imprellions of beauty,
:that I am always falling iu love With fornter
fine woman brother, but 1 canit perfuade|
any one of my fair ccuquerers to return mei
the complement with her own affedions. —
There's Nancy Tomboy, a girl of fpirit—
fhe obfeas to my dilated noftriis, and the TO
finefsof my nose—as if I cold help the mis
take Nature made in adorning my counte-'
nance. There's Polly Me Sarcatm, eternal
ly “ boring" folks with her satire or repar
. tee— fhe^hinks my eyes would be very hand
some, were they of any other color than grey,
and a little less prominent;—fhe fays, an
,impudent minx, that were it not tor my
nose, the optical orbs would run into one,
tike two bubbles ina w^fh bafon.— There's
Silly Steeple, who goes about peeping into J
windows, declares that my short, fat body,
would serve very well for a cricket or stool
for her feet whenihe's sewing, but the Lord ^
deliver hter from a yoke mate that (he could
hardly view, when standing. without a teles
cope.— One calls me bandy flunks—another
fays, that Nature drfigned me to walk back
wards or forwards, army will, ^my legs are r
Iplaced in the middle ot my feet, and advises
me to fintfh her work by splitting my heels
into a due number of toes. And my voice
too—-I have as much command of it as a
faby hasof @ tempest or a drunkard of his
reason. Very frequently, 1 begin my prot
eftarions add declarations of love in a deep
therough bale—and in the twinkling of an
eye, my " adored" fh/ieks, or is frightened
into hysterics with a,queal like a stuck pig.
Now, Messrs. Editors, as you feein to
know every thing, pray inform me what
method to get the pity and affection of some
I*lte ch ^%\ hf^ God neyer in
tended that I Ihould be doomed to celibracy
—else, why did he give me a heart that is
WilWnti*fy bufrmn,Qr the delights 6f mat
rimony ? Now there must be some way ft)
focceed, which I have not yet difeovered,
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Latitude offcor %m V^ ^ : ^J;
PET.ER PILGARLICK.
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fTreaJufy^ the toed Stataf
ATO TICE is hereby given to all perfects I
nfe are or may be creditors ot the
per &ramper^tf
Ift, Th#fofumtt t^aatof Congress
iffi^,to « April 17 9 6, ~ :
fopport of public credit, and for the redemp
tion of the public ; deb,," thp said debt or
^E^
mi September; tor the present year, and 1
^m the year 1797, to ihe year &8 inclu.
^#Z%'^^^,
ffiwidfoto be fade on the kft day if
December for the prefent,ear; and from the 11
year ,„ to the year ^7 Wufive, atthe
• §o^%^ ^s^^
be so& on the laftefy of December, in the J
year ißiß,of foeh sum, as will be then ade-'
q,e, according to the contr.d, tor the fi
"IM^ &' he f a " rao&.
tyhatohd • 4°CT payments on
len't^e^r
%"' ,' hat 'he following form is eftablifh
fo^ r hich m s y h b - e
dividends ^bich are, or frail it playable accord
irfto law, on the (here describing the stock)
flanging in m, name in the toks if (here de
scribing the books of the Treasury or the
^z^^ ^^
ment arid expiration of time for which the
power of attorney is to continue) with power
alfoto chofc an attorney or attorn^s under him,
for tbat pCToJe, to make andfubfityeand,, 4,
all lawful ads regofaj&r ff&ivg the premifa,
hereby ratifying and confrmtrfall that rojai,
attorns, or bis jubflitute, frail lawfully fy^
virtue hereof. ^ ?
In Witness hereotyl foave
hereunto set my Hand and Seal, the
day of in the year
Sealed and delivered'
in prefrack of
Be it known, that en the
day of : before me perfectly
came within named 'ap^
acknowledged the abov^ letter of attorney
to be his a& arid deed.
In teflimony whereof, I have
hereunto let my Hand and affixed
Seal the d^y and)car hft afore
faid.* ^ 1
Given under m, Hand at Philadelphia this
;j§„wi«44, tfah 'lS'r purfuact to.
dirtasonsfrom the Secretary of the Treijury.
SAMUEL MEREDITH,
/Treasurer of the United States.
The LAST CALL-^save ONE.
To the man cf nice sensation, 'tis as
disagreeable (almost) to Dun, as tabs dunxed^
yet necessity does foretimes urge the for
bearing Creditor, unwillingly to so, and rfc
dun, again and again, the negleaful and for
getful Debtor. The Subferiber is forty to
/eel that this has been his unhappy lot with
many of his customers, which has compelled
him to come to §,
A Positive Determination,
to fettle with all- —He is as willing to
pa, as to rfafy—and to give every reason
able indulgence that is necessary ;—but too
long delay, too many difappoine meats, will
ruin any man—The fubferiber is therefore
absolutely determined, to put tiro an Attor
hey's hatim to colled, after the last of this
present month, all his out-standing accounts
and notes, both (hose of his own on the east
fide of the river, of more than three months
finding, and those of his late partneifhip
which refpea himfelf, which Ihall remain
unsettled at ,h„ time. Tb^re are many ac
counts finding and notes given, as long a,
go as two or three years, and some of bis pri
vate notes and accounts ever firice his diflo
lution ts partnership - which must be fettled
and paid—or, cosr will be the inevitable
consequence to the debtors—-The Sub
scriber wishes not to be severe with any one,
—but, as Charity begins at home, 'tis time forj
him to take care of those accounts, which;
debtors do not think worth the trouble of;
paying—the very smallest accounts are of
conftqifence to him, as he has many of them,
which, when colleded, will amount to a large 1
sum—the earth is composed of attorns, and
the Sra of small drops— thus, many a little
makes a mickle—fo also, with many little ac- §
counts—and the man who has ever so much,
due, must be distressed. and foffer much loss
and perplexity, when debtors make a prac
tice ? f CT, oue after another, with the,
^^^ ^%^X:
comes-— But a time is now come, and ^
debts MUST ba paid. teiQufrt**l
wl^^ d©§ermiaed to^ye all
% accounts fe^tt & dole of,his year,
the Printers', more toft for adeertifing
the next call you will have to pay the Law
ye't°~,°Lfh^fe"°•,
1™ Subfcrioer is very much
obliged to those of his good customers, who
have made their custom worth bis attention,
^^r^
to ; thefc are the 4ntycufinefethat afford
~,», living by attending tc,,, parties-:
^>#;^
in them—and is with refpe&, their and the
public's very humble (ervant,
'^fl^b^ PMTRIDGE.J
at the fitore, at prefect, as^^^^^ s|@
^7^^ r 4>:Q^,L4796% %W^ 1
NO I fuDlciibers of Liberty J
1 <%enfeci#o meerl
Sit 1 'fi'cLick' n anil slow tin th^ir< iuebafrin 1
FATC..^ ,
HE Subscribers have a number of Fat".' *
OXEN, suitable for the'Maiket, fr^ /a
for Prime Mess BEEF, which they MttftlL |
rerfonably, and on a generous credit ■
Concord, oa. 17, 1796.1
'MMCTmtuc—=—cß—trecOTcteZ^^
FEATHERS,
Just received, and for Sale at the Store of
fr ^ 4 -wil^um&*|n^
[ A fmal! Assortment of , ^
Paper Hangings, j
Concord; Oa.lo, 1796. 4 ,
^t;STRAY STE^R. '.'bl*':
f^AME into the enclAfure of <
'the fubfcrib^r, about the firft of Sept.
laft> a, red white faced fleer, two years old,
with a crop off the Onderfert orbis left ear.
The owner is desired to/pfove property pay
charges, and take him dwhy. ~ / 1^
' joshua Thompson!
Concord, Ofcber 11, 1796. %
BENJAMIN PAINE,
CORDWAINER, h
TNfORjUS the^ptib^e, that he
jA carries on the Cfotk: Shoemaking Bufi.
nefofc the flighty Mr... Nathaniel Abbot,
' Sadler, in Concord —where he keeps for fala'b
a general atiortment cf
Ladies Shoes and Sandals,
by wholesale aid retails* the moftreafon- 4'l
ab!e,Ums.
oa. 4,1796.6
___— -— - — r ! — — • 4.1
One Cent Reward. 4
V^ENT away from the fob- &
' '.. „fc fi b- r , a R apprentice boy, named
William Wormwood, on the firft of jeily faft.
He had erf when he went aw;y a pair of'
hemlock trowfers,arid a coat— five feet high
—I forbid all perlons iruftiug or harboring
said boy on my account-1 will not pay One
farthing. * .
„ SAMUEL WORTHEN. 1 J
Bridgewater, Sept. 1796. 6 ^| ''A
- CHOICE-HIDES'I
POR Sale, and neyea, for .delivery,
±freral thousand Excellent HIDES- 1|
to. be fold Wholly on credit, if applied for 0 ,
.immediately.?YMfyr^kwC
^h U.NATHANIBLfam
Concord, Sept..%6 # ,4 ) 1
Rocn foni rc^
fylke Hmrabti Sl^ute L T®NWEY, Efipuire,
Jutige of the Probate of H'tlls,eic. for said
court, A
NTOTICE is hereby given that , 4
, the account olffiratl^ W
of his adtpinift/arion of the estate of Zenja- ',
min R^lfe, fare of Cdritord, m said county, " ]
Efq.deceafed, will,&e;a*iiiie4#l the prooil
^M^^ in ^^^l
firlt Tpefday of No,,fnber Fext, at tfl *
clock in the forenoon, in order td the allow- |fl
ance and fctftefotthefflf. |,
^ ADVERTRSEMENT. ^ fl
CTR \YEDor ftMen from ffi e
lapireWttie^fort^ArNdtt c'
well, on the night of the twelfth inftarir, it *'..
^sffi MY HORSE, t ffl
;_„ra <M pi ft ;ra#&ft to*,
Ee^^ff
■ w&u h^Wwmstae&i w^cwta
ever will ferule the horle and thief, so that
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