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Abstract from a POEM, entitled
" THE ROSE.”^
T^AIR R^ ? whoje lively giro & fang
, warms, S'^
Bright with a t&fwed trauftor, charms ;
fy;bluJbingfwutnejs, lev,l, fragrant thing .
rife, tby farife, and fall, lf”g.
Beauteous all o'er, the fol, frub is fa ;
The crimen bkffom, and the foliage gtuny
Sailing with jtart diverft, appear,
The brigbuft gler, ^ the blooming year.,
But ah! dear fart-Wdfubjta of m, verjt,
Wb, fade th, char mt, while 1 th, /ween rebearAt<
Frail tranfant beam, of a fawner day.
At once Ifog the bloom and mourn th, quick decay.
Sweetfb/wer !in th, decay tee, lain 1 Jee,
The inevitable fate that wain on me ;P
. Vet feme poor minutes hence (the power divine.
Can tell to many) and th, fate it mine, e , (
Should lively vigour fe, a while remain.
Nor b, pale ficknejt hurt, nor racking pain ;
Soon fall old age tbit healthful bloom deftrey,
dad wafle with rigid band life's ever, joy.
Tomb's fading fellies, love's meet caret beo'er,
And the once tuneful muse injpire no more;
Feebler each pulse, and fainter every breath, ;?
Till, with via*ri„a hand, impartial death, ^•
Severe!, kind.,opt Jbort the doubtful drift, ^f
And terminate the tag disease of life, {Q
Bet there's a beauty which can time def),
The beauty of the pul can never die.
While others glor, in a matcblejs jace, ^
9co negligent of each faperior grace,
Be godlike virtue ,our peculiar care,
Virtue alone can make divinely fair.
Humorous Miscellany.
FROM A LONDON PAPER.
THE FEMALE PARLIAMENT.
OO long have the m#!e sex
usurped to themselves the cities oi
lords of the creation ; enacted law#
and enforced dilutes it large, with-j
out confuting or confidedng women
worthy of being their coaojocors.
Parliaments after Parliaments have
been called without their haying the
lead representation, except by theex
ternal appearance of the macaroni
members for rotten boroughs. „Thm
fruited, a body of freeborn English
women, who have at muchtH good
and welfare of the nation at heart, at
? either lord S- or lord N
or lord anybody, or lord nobody,
have refolded to ereft a Parliament.
of their own, and reprefect themfelvei
in the tyraaer ofc real women.^Q
To give an idea of the propriety
and Ufotity of their proceeding, I
(hui pretax a traofetipt of their mi
nutt,^ opening the
Matrimonial Budget.
The boute having refoived itfelf
& m^—(/or what figoify the fop-
CTft the std means ?)-
Ladv Lo°e much took the chair °
fylr. Would rose ard fooke to
the lowing purport ;? }
"^^ Mri. Prefideof, ^^t^ffi
m v ^fot# at this very alarming
cum. We are now met in this com- |
mures coanae, ways means 1
to rails the receffiry fopplies of hvf
bands throughout thek d m
a time when fa many brave officers 1
and &f±#CTive men are emriloved 1
nrA nm,fix. ran rs rfl
J!,?*" behoves look at home, & 1
Esgift as w,4 atupon the Tilth es
tablilhmenit, as seems :o threatens
general depopulation throughout tbefe
realms. It therefore behoves every
member within chefe wills to exert
her utmost abilities, and throw out
such hints as may in the most eligible
manner tend to remove the evil. 1
(halt, therefore, with ^teariubmiffion
to the chair, as we are mow upon this
important bufretb, propose to the
commi tee the following refotaious:
Thata tax of four (hillings in fr
pound be imposed upon all bachelors
awards of twenty -five years of age,
in proportion to their eftatei, revenues
or incomes.
That b^cheta turned of'fort, five
(hill moreover' make a witl,aodbe
queath one half their property upon
their demise („ they themlelvei can
be of no farther ofe whilst living) for
the support and relief of diftteffed
maideoi ag^nft their will, in order I
to enable them to obtain hufbiad:
Stable to their rank and preiteofioni.
Orherwife,' the laid bachelors, are
to be d emed, to ad ioteoft a^d pur
port, old m^di, and eondemed ac-'
cordingly, to lead apo to hell.
That one mihoa enchanting!miles,
witha proportionate number of cap
tivating oges, be immediately issued
for the feivice of the ladies during the
current fyear.• ^1 i%,^
That 900,000 languishing looks be grant
ed cut of the filing rund of beauty, to make
good difappoir/tn erit§ and deficiencies i,#
corred fare year. ^; •^.
That bewitching kisses bearing three and
an half pe,r cent, be cpnfolidated with pout,
fog lips, and m@de transferable in the cur
rency of rapture at the Exchequer of bliss.
That 600,0®0 hcft^ndvbe raised byway
of lottery^ with dh Agreeable douceur tothe
subscribers. —-The prizes tobe paid immedi
ately upon drawing," without any deduction.
'That one hiticn necessary blushes and oc
casional sighs be itided inAmediately upon
the drawing qirtbrtottery ^ ,r^;
That all the artillery of love be properly
provided, from Cupid's board of ordnance,
under the figti bt % Cypriati Q^een.
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COLLEGE LOTTERY.
GL4SS, SECOND.
THE Managers of Dartmouth
■ College Lot try prefertto the Public
the following S CHEME of the Second
Class, in which hey bate aimed to meet
their wishes b, making a Ilarger .proportion
of valuable prizes than usual; they flatter
tbemfelves that the fame Public Spirit will
be displayed, by encouraging the sale of
Tickets in this, mat was so fully manifested
In the former Ciafe.
SCHEME,
P/&; ;? Dollars, . Dollars.
1 # of .'3900 is <* 3000
1} 1 1000 1000
',:^ ^'§oo are 2000
IO < 200 8000 :
20 t^ICO S|OPO :
^0 §01)00
#^Bo ' *@B^l^^^
roo?io , t ^Q&
.1650 6 9900
—— —^—
1896 Prfo^^: @fco°
^I^ 4 '"^l^M^^^ "'^' 'I
6000 Ticket at 4.Dollars, are : 24000
Subjed to a deduaion of x^ per cent.
Os the above prizes of 500 Dollars, one of
H&n will be placed to the firft drawn Btok,
Prizes will be immediately published, and
lAfri,','©4)o
[ BENI AMIN CONFER, >_„
IWILLIAM A#nllN4, % '' 7'wA,
M^rfSTRAY HEIFER. ^^l
T v'fr^fof '
CTRAYED from (he Subfcrib
° er, a large brindted yearling HEIFER,
with a white fyot 0, one of her thighs—
marked wi:h a crop off the end of the sight
ear, and a Bit in life end of the fame ear, —
Whoever will take up and return hid Heifer
to the fubfertber, or give information where
(he may be found, foall be rewarded for their
trouble, and all necessary thafges paid.
JAMES WALKER.
Concord, oa. 31,1796.
Robert Harris
Gives the Higbeft Price for
SHIPPING FURS and FLAX
SEED..
HIS good Customers ma, depend upon
finding as good an assortment of,
GOODS in his Store,
as in any one stare in Newhanipihire, and as
cheap as in any store io Concord.
All who know his Store, know
that constant attendance is given. It is need
lets to mention Articles, as he has every nec
essary winted in a family.
N. B. He fakes Tow, Cotton
and Linen CLOTH, and Diaper—— also,
Oats, Corn, Rye, &c.
Concord, 0&. %!, 1796. 9
TC LAST CALL---SAVE ONE. I
To the man of nice fenfttion, bis asl
difagreesble (alntoft) ta Dun, as te be dunnea ;
yet nectffity does sometimes urge the for
bearing Creditor, unwillingly to dun, and re
dim, again and again, the negle&ful and for
getful Debtor. T,he Subscriber is lorry to
fed 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 rersiw—and to give every reason
able indulgence that is necessary ;— but too
long delay, too many disappointments, will
ruin any man—The fubferiber is therefore
absolutely determined, to put into an Attor
ney^ han4,te celled, after the last of this
prefect month, all his out-standing accounts
and notes, both those of his own on the east
fide Os theriver, of more than three months
fending, and those of his late partnership
which refpe& himfelf, which shall remain
unsettled at that time. There are many ac
counts fanning and notes given, as long a
go as two or three years, and some of his pri
vate notes and accounts ever since his disso
lution of partnership—which must te fettled
apd paid—or, cost will be the inevitable
con Sequence to the debtors The Sub
scriber wishes not to be severe with any one,
—but, as Gbarit, begins at home, 'tis time for
him to take care of those accounts, which
debtors do not think worth the trouble of
paying—the very smallest accounts are of
consequence to him, as he has many of them,
which, when colleaed, will amount to a large
sum—the ear/6 is composed of attorns, and
the Sea 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, muff he distressed. and fuffer much loss
and perplexity, when debtors make a prac
tice of coming, one after another, with the
continual disagreeable excuse of— 1 cannot
pay 'till (ueba time —and that filch a time never
comes.— - but 4 time is now come, and Ad
d.bn mqst be paid.
I am determined to foave all
my accounts fettled at the dole of this year,
and with the next year begin a new score —
I call upon ALL—I cannot afford to pay
the Priniersany more cost for adveflifing
the nextyyou will have to pay the Law.
yer for—if you chufe it.
The Subferiber is very much
obliged^ those offois good coftomra, w^
have made their cuftofa worth his attention,
by punaual payments=-this is the only cuf-'
tom that makes business worth attending
^thefeare the ooly cfom that afford
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EZfoHhmffl^^^
^^^^
a full assurance of confidence he reoofes ;
public s very humble lervani, ^<,
I<! ^ WIU IAMPARTRIDGE
N A!I Old Accounts be fettled
pth ridp ?()S I ADDIV 10 '1
1
Treafuryoj & tufted Stars,
XTOTICE is hereby given bail pedons 1
4g, who are or may be creditors 0, tye |
United States, for any sums of the ,a@,d 1
b^ or Stock, bearing a prejeai intereji rf'fr 1
per centirn per annum. ^ ^A^^ : ^f^^
,ft, That pursuant to an Aa of Congress
puffed on the 28th day of April, 1796, en
titled an Aft in addition to an A&, entitled
" An A& making further provision for the
support of public credit, and for the redemp
tion of the public debt,? the said debt or
flock win be rcimburfed and paid in man
ner following, to wit. " First, by dividends
to be made on the last days of March, June
and September, for the present year, and
from the year 1797, to the year 1848 inclu
sive, at the rate of one and one half per cen
tum upon the original capital. Secondly,
by dividends to be made on the last day of
December far the prefect year, sod from the
year 1797 to the year 1847 inciufive, at the
rate of three and one half per centum upon
the original capital ; and by a dividend to
be made on the last day of December, to the
year 1818, of futhfem^as will be then ade
quate, according to theopatraa, tor the fi
nal redemption of the said flock.”
2d. All diftindion between payments on
account of int/rc, and principal being thus
abolilhed by the efta blifhmentof the perma
uent rule of reimbursement above described,
it has become neceffiry to vary accordingly
the powers of attorney for receiving divi
dends ; the public creditors will therefore
observe that the following form is efabtifr
ed for all powers ,f arorney- which may; be
granted after the due promulgation of this
notice, viz. ,
) Kure all Men by tbefe Prejentqm
do mafc,toejfi&fodfypw;m
^ — °f imr™^'""!lawfuel
attorns,, for me, and in ny nam,, to receive the ■
dividends which are, or Jball be payable accord- ■
tr,g to law, on the (here d^fcribing the feck)
Landing in my name in the bocks of here de|
scribing the books of the Treafufy or the
Commissioner of Loans, where the stock is
credited) frra (here infer! the commence
ment and expiration of time for which the
power of attorney is to continue) with power
also to chose an attorney „ fyffaw under bine,
for that pur/oje, to make andjubfitute afylH do
all lawful a&s requifa for *ffA%& premi/H,
hereby ratifying and confirm% all that ng jaid
attorney or hi; Jubftitute, fodl latyull, de, b,
virtue hereof.
In Witness hereof, I have,
hereunto set my Hand and Seal, the Y
day of in the year
Sealed and delivered . a
in prejence of
Be it known, that on the
day of before me personally
came ; within named and
acknowledged the above letter of attorney
to be his ad and deed,
Zz z teftimon, whereof, I have
hereunto set my Hand and affixed
Seal the day arid year last afore
said.
Given under my Hand at Philadelphia, tbis
twentieth da, offal,, 1796, purfaant to
direaionsfrm the Secretary of the Treafar,.
SAMUEL MEREDITH,
Tre.Jarir of the United States.
Tickets for fato—vi ho buys ?
TICKETS, Halves & Quarters,
lathe Second Class of Dartmouth College
Lottery, may be had at the Printing Office
of RUSSELL and DAVIS,
Nov. ift, 1796.
rt—4^ to&^@^^
TICKETS, Halves & Quarter#.
in the Second Clefs of Dartfo College
Lottery, may be had at the Srore of
^^l^ L # ^ffi&
Holt's celefocd AXES,
oa. 31, 1796.'
FEATHERS.^^
Just received, and for Sale at the Store of
> WILLIAM A. KENT.
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