The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1798-05-01 00:00:00, page 1

THOSE persons who wish
_ to improve the advantages of a
FREE SCHOOL, of Vocal and Instru
mental MUSIC, are desired to attend at
the Court House, in this town, where
they may receive the tuition of an inge
nious and experienced Preceptor, gram.
The Amateurs of the divine Art, and
those who have made considerable pro.
ficienc, fa it, may there indulge them
faves, at times, and not only find an
agreeable relaxation from business, but
have the fatisfadion of promoting and
encouraging an important part of public
worship ; and those who have yet to learn
its rudiments, may gain the laudable
knowledge free of expense, by devoting a
few of those hours every week which may
be easily (pared, are generally idled away,
and which will not infringe in the least
on their common avocations.
Concord, April 20, 1798.
TO BE SOLD, on readable tww, for
CoJb in band,
A good Farm,
lying on the east fide of Merrimac river,
in Concord; about three miles from the
Meetinghouse, on the main road leading
to Loudon, containing abQpt 100 Acres
of Land, consisting of Mowing, Pastur
ing, and Tillage Land, well wooded and
watered, with an exceliaot Orchard, af
fording apples fufficienttomake nearly
100 barrels of Cider, and a convenient
House and Barn on the fame./
ALSO,
A pleafaht Situation,
Containing ten Acres of good Land, with
a good orchard, producing ripples enough
to make 40 barrels of cider, and a con
venient house, with three lower rooms
handsomely finished, and a good Barn
thereon—lying on 4he direct road lead
ing to Canterbury, about 4© rods from
Mr. St^bin Ambrofe'i Store, commodi
oully fitwated for a trader or mechanic,
and is an excellent stand fora tanner.—
For terms and further particulars, apply
to the Printer, or the fubferiber, living
on the firft mentioned premises.
JOSHUA THOMPSON.
Concord, March 13, 1798.
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FREE SCHOOL.
WHO BUYS ?
CONCORD, {Newbampfoire,) TUESD AY, MAY 1, 1798.
Wanted immediately, a quantity of good.
Tanned Sheep-Skins;
the grains of which must be whole, and
the Skins tolerably free from holes—
Good pay and a generous price will be
given for any number, by ,
NATH'I. LADD.
Concord, March 19, 1798.•
N. B. Oak-tanned Skins
much preferred.l
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Wanted Immediately,
Two fieady ingenious BOYS, be
tween „ and 16 years of agt, who have
some knowledge of the English Gram
mar, to learn the Art of PRINTING.
Good encouragement will be given.—,
Apply to ' MOSES DAVIS.
Wanted Immediately,
AS an App^entince to the TAILOR's
TRADE, a smart sprightly BOY,
from 13 to 15 years of age.,f
s's ^f^ Inquire at this Office.
Mr, M'Farland's Sermon.
NOW pu^Tshed,
AND FOR SALE,
At MOSES DAVIS's Printing-Office,
SERMON,
DELIVERED AT CONCORD,
BY ASA M'FARLAND, a. m.
Pafor of th Church in Concord,
On the iith day of March, 1798, the
next Sabbath after his Ordination
to the Work of the Ministry.
K, Those who wife to purchase mill call
immediately. April 17.
kPm. Caldwell's Ejlale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
/THAT Thankful Caldwell,
A widow of William Caldwell,
late of Dunbarton deceased, is duly ap
pointed Adminiftrafrix to his estate :—
And all persons indebted to said estate,
are requeued to make immediate pay
ment; likewise, all having demands on
said estate, are requited to exhibit them,
to THANKFUL CALDWELL,
•Administratrix.
Dunbarton, April 4, {798.4
^ tCMQBRCttcrc&CTt retest
Cloatbing Bujinejs.
THE Subferiber hereby in
forms the public, that he carries
on the Cloathing Business, at the works
lately improved by Mr. Joseph Towne,
in Hopkinton,—where every command
will be executed with neatness and dis
patch ; and all favors gratefully acknow
ledged, by the Public's humble servant,
DAVID WALLINGSFORD.
Hopkinton, April ^, 1798. 4
Cabinet-Making Business,
ASA KIMBALL,
HEREBY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he
continues to carry on the Cabinet-Mak
ing business, in all its various branches,
in Dumbarton— where every command,
in the line of his business, will be duly at.
tended to, and every favof received with
gratitude. He wants Black Birch and
Cherry-Tree
BOA RD S,
for which a generous price will be given,
by paying in his work. Alfb,
A steady active LAD,
from 13 to 17 years of age, is wanted im
mediately, as an Apprentice to said busi
ness..
Dunbarton, April 7, 1798. 4
SHEEP-SKINS wanted.
published by MOSES DAVIS.
IN consideration of the gen
eral Utility that would result from the
^citizens of the United States being ena
bled to procure, free from expense, an
analysis of any Ores or Mineral sub.
stances, " the Chymical Society of Phi
ladelphia," on the 20th of June, 1797,
passed the following resolution :
" Refolded, That a Committee of five
members be appointed, whose business it
shall be to notify, in the different papers
of the United States, and by circular let
ters, that they will give an analysis of all
minerals which may be sent unto them."
In conformity to the above resolution,
we hereby give notice, that we will anal
ize any mineral which may be sent to us,
provided it is forwarded free of expense,
and Accompanied with an account of the
place, and situation in which it was
found.
An AH making appropriations
for, the support of govern
ment, for the year one thou
sand seven hundred and
ninety eight ; and for other
purposes.
Sect. 1. SQ e ^ Houfeof
Re„efentatives of tbe United States
of America, in Congrtf assembled,
That for the expenditure of the civil lift ;
for the support of Consuls to the coast of
Barbary ; for the support of the mint ef
tabliffiment, light-houses, beacons,buoys
and public piers, for the year 1798 ; and
to fatisfy certain miscellaneous claims,
Rated in the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury, of the eight day of Decem
ber, 1797, together with the incidental
and contingent expends of the several
departments, and the offices thereof, the
following sums te, refpedively appropri
ated .—That is to fay :— For the com
pensations granted by law to the Presi
dent and Vice-President of the United
States, thirty thousand dollars.
THE Committee appoint
ed by the Newyork Missionary So
ciety,to obtain Missionaries to preach the
Gospel, among the Indians, do hereby
give notice, that they are desirous of ob
taining a number of Preachers and Cate
chists. Those who are attached to 'the
doctrines of grace, can be well recom
mended, and are inclined to offer them
selves, will be pleased to make applica
tion to the committee in Newyork, where
they will be particularly informed of the
place, nature, and terms of the mission.
Signed in behalf of the Committee, „
Wm. LINN, Chairman.
Committee.
* Thomas Smith, No. 19, N. sth street.
James Woodhue, 13, Cherry ft.
Samuel Cooper, 178, N. 2d ft.
-Adam Seybert, 191, N. 2d ft.
John C. Otto, 57, N. 4th ft.
^, The Printers of the. United States mill
phaje to give the above p<confpicuous place
federal times in their papers.
Newyork, Feb. 10, 1798.
C The Printers of Newjpapers throughout
the United States, are requeued to pwbhjh the
above./
Wanted to hire,, 5 or 6 months,
An Aaive Young M A N,
WHO is capable of working at dif
ferent branches of business ;' who
can wield with nimbleness, the broad and
narrow Axe,the Saw,the Fore- Plane, and
can lay Shingles, and do work upon a
Farm, if occasion should call for it. —
Good wages will be given.
. 1 Inquire ofthe Printer.
March 27. ctf
LAW"of the United States.
' MISSIONARIES.
To the Citizens of the United States.
CHYMISTRY.
For the like compensations to the
members of the Senate and House of
Representatives, their officers and atten
dants,eftimated for a fedion of fix months
continuance, one hundred and ninety
thousand, one hundred and Seventy five
dollars.
For the expense of fire- wood, stationa
ry, printing work, and all other contin
gent expeofes of the House of Congeis,
thirty thousand dollars.
For the compensations granted by law
to the chief justice, associate judges, dif
trift judges, and attorney general, forty
four thousand nine hundrej dollars.
For defra^ng the expense of Clerks of
Courts, jurors and witnesses, in aid of toe
fund arifiog from fines, forfeitures, and
penalties ; and likewise for defraying the
expenses of protection fir offences a
gaintt the United States, and for fafe
keeping of prisoners, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For compensation th the Secretary of
State, clerks and persons employed fir
that departmtnt, nine thousand one hun
dred and fifty two dollars and thirty four
cents.
For incidental and contingent expens
es in the laid department, fix thousand
five hundred and eighty dolkrs.
For compensation to the Secretary cf
the Treasury, clerks and persons employ
ed in his office, eight thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For expense of stationary, printing,
and all other contingent expenses in the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury,
five hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Comptroller
of the Treasury, clerks and persons em
ployed in his office, eleven thousand eight
hundred and fifty dollars.
For expense of stationary, printing,
and all ether contingent expenfe# in the
comptroller's office, eight hundred dol-'
lars.
For compensation to the Auditor of the
Treasury, clerks and persons employed
in his office, eleven thousand nine hun
dred and twenty five dollars.
For expense of stationary, printing,
and all other contingent expends in the
Auditor's office, seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioner
of the Revenue, clerks and persons em
ployed in his office, five thousand five
hundred and twenty five dollars-
For expense of stationary, printing,
and other contingent expenses in the of
fice of the Commissioner of the Revenue, ,
four hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Register of
the Treasury, clerks and other persons
employed in his office, fifteen thousand
fix hundred and twenty five dollars.
For expense of stationary, printing,
and all other contingent expenses in the
Register's office, (including books for
the public stocks, and for the arrange
ment of the marine papers) two thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Purveyor of
Public Supplies, two thousand dollars,
and five hundred dollars for a Clerk.
For compensation to the Secretary of
the Commissioners of the finking fund,
two hundred and fifty dollars.'
For the payment of rent for the several
houses employed in the Treasury depart
ment, (except the Treasurer's office) two
thousand seven hundred and thirty dol
lars, and sixty fix cents.
For expense of fire-wood and candles
in the several offices of the I reafur, de
partment, (except the Treasurer's office)
three thousand five hundred dollars.
For defraying the expense incident fa
the stating and printing the public ac
counts for the year one thousand seven
hundred and ninety eight, one thousand
dollars.-
For defying the expense incident to
the removal of the books and records es
the Treasury department, and for the
For compensation to the Treasurer,
clerks, and other persons employed in his
office, four thousand fix hundred and fif
tydollars.
For expense of fire-wood, stationary,
printing, rent, and all other contingen
cies in the Treafufer's office, fix hundred
dollars.