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HEAR THE EDITORS,
Mirror— no. 130.^1
umber completes fix months :
to stotoip of. Ry;, LL & d A , s
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TOy ^u^wwte&*.%" nee® of,
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ftyr, andofber *«fop materials for profem
% rar buty, are costly ;„amt procure
this,setter attyh&qimay/foOT;
^^ tfeQT
Eerit of tfrel /hillings abd tft pence each, who
miy he in afrear for the fix months above
mentioned,^ 7—r- r— Tfoe, ate^alfo obliged,
from the &%d far the Necessaries of ;
Subsistence; &c. to add Three fore per quar
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Lifans, unless they receive notice to the con
fyayfoad they hope ihw information will
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comers will readily comply—and by oaft
log in their' w*%0 v , encouragement anq
support to their, and the public's very hum #
.ble servant,, russell &dav&'l
Concorde April 17,4795-
fc^—^^^TO- _— —.
! WANTED TO HIRE,
-to work on the Bridge 8t Concord,
<» a n atewfmak,tee MEN;
I fyIG^EROUS WAGES <willWforf &
d#Pl^<* Major Enoch Gerrith;
A of BofcaT Capt. Reuben Kimball,
of Concord, or C@tQQ D&, Kiruball, of
Pembroke bfore for /aid Bridge.
By Order,'
^^^.PAUL^ROLFE, P. Clerk) Q
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wfytora^ v,mA
n&a 3LW HORSE,
MCFARLAND HORSE,
AT thrfOTrcgram Dow, of
Weare; and ffi^rey Peeflec, of
, Dearing —io be a weex^t each place —to be
at Weare tjfi&l&MMrf~
Ve term, are Six Shillings the
■tewfcwfwdre Shillings the teafen;
^UF^bW S^li^yq warrant afalrf
, v&n&R it Mpwar^^
tysfotem season, and proved very
futthp tarn V 97 4 °''
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: PUBWHED ^^F
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AT THE SECOND SESSION, Q
mfy^ held atlhecty^^fe
so, c, Pfovania, %ffifa@%l
aU 10 tflabhfo & office and pest-
Qwithin & United Stata." ^
D fofofe °f Reprar
of the to ^of %»fo,
ii^terefo fobkd. That the fol
^ arc hereby enabled,
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CONCOR D; Fkip A Y, April 24, 1795.
^±ri^rrr-7rr+r^—r^r^^Qt^
@?poft-ro^d& namely :—From Piu(-
town, in the diftrid of Maine, to Wif
caffet ; arid from Hallowell in the faidi
WWla, to Norridgeworth :~-From(
Dover in Newhampffiire through Ber
wick, to Waterborough Courthouse,,
and from thence to Kennebunk:—
From PoftfmpuQ through Dover,
Rochester and Moul ooborouglfy to
Plymouth ;—and from Plymouth TO
Portsmouth, by Newh&mpton, Mere
dith, Gilmahto^n, Nottingham and
burnam • ,the post to go and return
on the hid route alternately :—From
Fithkill by Newburgh and New-
Windsor, to Gofhen :— From Coop-
CT# Town by Butternut creek and
Oxford Academy co Union Town:
From Pipet's on the post road from
Philadelphia to Reth:ehem by Alex
andria toPitriton in Newjerfey : From
Bfownfvitle in Pennfylvinia, to the
town of Washington: From Read
ing, by Sunbury, and the town of
Northumberland, to Lewifburg, com
monly called Der'ftown, on the Suf
quehannah:—FrJm Bethlehem to
Wiikfburg, in the county of Luzerae:
From York Town, through Abbotf
town, and Gettifburgh, to Hagerf
towt: in Maryland ; and from &
gerftpwo, through Williamfport, to
Mattinfburg in Virginia : From An
napolis, by lower Marlborough, 0
Divert Courthouse, and from thence
to St. Leonard's Creek :— From Blu
denfburg in Maryland, through Upper'
Marlboro to Nottingham, and from
thence to ihe^own of Benedid :—
IFrom Belle-Air, in Hartford county,
fMaryland, to the Blaefc^orfe, ojrf^
York, and Baltimore road :—Er@
Gloucester Courthouse, in Virginiarfn
&@ik Town r From Powhalan Court-
I houfe, to Carterville : From Char-
Itittefiilte, by Warren, tyr/ninften,
I&ffi;rket, Amherst Counhou^,
CabeWbargh, & Madison 00 Lynch
|t,om-fo Q
IRomney,lßomney, to Moorfie/ds : From Char
-Ilotte, in Nfflbl^fa, by Lapdefter
Courthouse, to Cambten iri Sourhcar^
fff ^d/@m Ch^lo^ee, co te
jcfytoa : From Beards town i^ Ken
tucky, to Nariiville; in the territory
fouth of the river Ohio.
I Sfy 2. &be it farther @l^
fetter&CT toed from Fay
etteville, by Lumberton, to Cheraw
Courthouse, the route of the post fhaji
hereafter be @ the'moft dirfyM
fiomNfo Cheraw Courts
house ; and that die Postmaster Gen
eral (hall have authority to difcbriWj)&
fete rt>ofcMe, ^3#^ Lamberton to
|Cfaw Coutthtwfe, and from Ha
jgWftowo to Sharpibwg in Maryland.
|Th#t if, in the opinion of tfe Post.
mfter&brtg'^'ak&jffiFirf.the
p oft . rotid c^^
iwfote M¥Wtte}ir,tid
iftear ihacifxbrOTon^fort "in
ftfflfolvhrifa,,ty Brownfvifle &$e
iMonoogahcla, couid be made more
conducive to the public inteirt &n
the present route; yet so a1 to afford
the fame akummedAriOn tyo the/aid
pl@, he @ be authorized, with
kteconferit of ttetyrefem contra^or
Wcarrying the mail, to m^ke such
Approved, Feb. %, 179 fr
^^i^^ecr^W^CT
— ^. ^ o ßlimifliiißi m~ 1 I—
An ABfaphrnntar, ri the a&,ir.t : .tkd "An aR
to ^ elide meri/ffiauiAl, far the colte
dutitivn goods, m/aru a^d merchandise import
-led into the United Starts, and on the tonnage of
/hipsor %'ffh."•
Sec. I. BE ;7 enaßed l, the Senate and Hcaj^of
Reprtfntatrcet of the Unhid States of America,
in Cexgre,s afrs.bled, Thit if the mafter^or
commander of any flip or vessel, coming lit
to, or arriving at any port or place;' within
t^ United States, iball obftrua or hinder, or
ffihttute any ebfliaate fxhmdraCTwitji
such an intent to any officer of the revenue,
in going uh board, such (hip or vessel, for the
puepofe of carrying into effed any of the rev
enae laws of the United States, he shall for
feit a fam not exceeding five hundred, nor
left than fifty dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enafle/, That in
° all actions, filits or informations to be bro't,
where any seizure fhili be made, for any
breach of the revenue laws of the United
States, the burthen of proof Yh.il! lie on the
claimant only, where probable cause is fhewri
for such prosecution, io b^ jhdgedwf by the
court, befcre whom the protection is had.
Sec. 3. Add be it further enabled, Ttiat in a|l
cases, in which suits br^foftciflions shall be
commenced for the recotety of pecuniary
penalties prescribed by thelaws of the Unit
ed States, the person or persons, agairift
whom process may be itfaed, (half tie field to
special bail, fubjeft i&'lhe rules an&ftyuls
tions, which prevail in civil fuirfriri'which
special bail is required. .r b °%^
Sec. 4. Ariflte it further enafrd, That froM
land after the last day of May next, there Ihall
be eftablHhed tte'fdllowkig,ew diftrias and|
ports of delivery, ' tsWit :—ln the I+at? of
Newyork, a diftria, to be called the d^ftria
of Hudson ; which shall include, the city of
Hudson, and all the waters and nitre's north
ward of the said city, on Hudson river, and
the town Catskill below the said city: and
the laid city of Hudson (ball be the foie port
of entry for the said diftrid ; to whia, ffiall
be annexed the towns or landing places ol
Catskill, Kinderhook and Albany, as ports
^delivery only ; and the colle^or for, th^
said diftria shall refine at Hudson, ihd a fur-
Veyor to reside at Hudson, and another at
Albany, as is now by law^ftablifhed :—ln
tte state of Conne&ieut, f diftrid, to be
Celled thFdiftrid of Midtiletown ; which shall
include the several towns and landing places
Os Lyme, Saybrook, Killingfworth, Hadd 4m,
Bast Haddam,-Middletown, Chatham, Wea
ffiersfleffi7 Otafttrfb iffy, Hartford, East Hart
ford, Windsor 'and E^ft-Windfor; of which,
Middletown shall be the sole port of entry,
land the other thwnsand landing forces be
forenamed, shall be ports of delivery only :
larid the colledor fh^li reside at Middletown;
and there shall be two other ftirvtyo/s ap
: pointed within the laid diftrid, one to reside;
[ at Hartford, arid the othefit S±„reoe:f
In the state of Maffachufeits, a diftrid; to be
called the diftri&bt Waldoborongh ; Miitfit
eclieaor for the diftrid shall reside at Wal
doborough, which shall bfcthe sole port of
entry ; and to which diftrid shall be annex
ed the towns of Bristol, Nobleborough, War
ren, ThomiftoWD; Ctrfhingfaftd Oatribden ;
also a place; called Duckfrap, as p^fts of de
livery onlfr fodthere fhUkWi fotyeyotto
.reside at Thomaftown ; and all the shores
land waters, from the middle of Damarafcot
ry'ri ver to Ducktrap, shall be comprehended
withth the said diftri& of Waldobfogh.—
Andrin the diftrild cf Porflarid & FahhbOth,
Freeport and Harpfwell # and also in the difi
trid of Bath, tW towns' of Geprgelbwjilhd
Brunswick, shall be port&ot delivery only:
And the c6lle&*s to b^ appointed in con
formity with this id,' shall each become
/bound in the,,fynpf four thoufißdidoUa,,
fond each fu/veyor; in the sum of one Qou
fad dollars, in manner, as i, by jaw,rq¥ij
ed in like cases. And the fame doties, au
thorities and fees of office, with a fimilat dis
tribution thefCofi fyg appgmy,,. tytye
ippointmenß; ? Wl*M^ in like cliffy au
ihorized by&m "Aha tfie collectors afore
faid fh£tefrfetive the fame per centage
on the^mount of all Monies by them reffect
fcly received fo(.duties, toge4he„ith the
fame yearly allowance, as is allowed by law
to the colledor of the diftrid of Fairfield ;
and each of thefortehrs in the diftrids a-^
forefaid, shall recdfflffhe fame yearly allow
ance, as is, or mayff allowed, fyjaw, to the
surveyor of the diftrid of Newhalen;
I Sec. C. Andbe it farther ox4B^. That the
taffer or commander of any fliip or vessel,
bound, from a foreign port or place, to the
diftrid if Hudson, or to the diftrid of Ber
muda Hundred and City-Point, fall, if
bound to the former, firft oome to, with hit I
I.M^^
;-footer.
fhfp cr vessel, at the thy of Newyork, and if
to the latter,after the last dav of September
belt; at Hampton read or Sewell's point,
and there make report to the coHeder of
Newyork, or of Norfolk and Portsmouth, or
to the collector of the port of Ham ptun, as'
the case mat'be/anti'take on board an in
fpedor of tne customs, before he sh 41 pro
ceed to the diftrid of Hwhen, or to the dif
trid of Bermuda Hundred and Chy Point:
And if bound to any port on Connecticut
fivef; fhNftalari im peaor on ^rl, at
Sjybrodk, before proceeding io fetch port.
Arid if 'any matter cf commander shall re
gled or retufe to comply with the duty he?e
by'erij iped, or which is enjoined" in the third
fedion of rhead,inritfed ' 'An ad to provide
more effcayally for the cotlearon of fie du
ties impeded by law on goods, w^res and mer.
chandize, imported iny>the United Starts,
and on the tonnage of ships or vcfleh," he
shall forfeit a firm not more than five hs'
dred, and not Itfs thin fifty dollars : Prid
ed horwever, That from and after the i^ft day
of May next, the tettridions contained in
the said third section thill not extend to,
and be confi'dered, as affecting, the federal
ports or places included within the diftfict cf
Middletown ; also the ports of North Yar
mouth, Freeport and Harpfwell, in the dis,
triot of pOTtHri'd and Falmouth, or the ports
of George-Town and Brunfwirk, in the dis
trict of Barh.
Sec. 6:^4/^ it further enaße/; That the
district cf Hampton for James River, shall
only extend/up rp the salt fide pf Chicka.
r homony river ; and from thence upwards to
Richmond, fa the north fide ffi»ll be annex
ed to the diftikt of Bermuda Hundred and
City-Point ; which district shall extend, do^n
James River, on the fauth fide to Hood's.
Sec. 7. Mhd be it further enaried, That
whenever-a feizure,condemnation agd sale
of goods, wares arid merchandise, shall here
after take place, in the United States, and
the value thereof&llbe Ufa than one bun
dred dollars, that part of the forfeiture, which
accrues tor the United States, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary, thall be applied
to the payment of the cefts of pro feeution.
Sec. 8. And be it turiber enatrid. That from
and afreet he bft day of May next, whenever
an entry, shall be made with the Collector cf
any district; of any merchandize imported
into the United %Nes„ fubjeet to duties, by
any agent, factor or person, other than the
bona fide owner or consignee offueh mer
chandizefoit (bail be the duty of the collec
tor 10 increase the penalty of thehorm to be
givy n furihe.du ties, the sum of on& thouland
cellars, and to rbake it a part of the condi.
Ition of the said bond, that the bona fideown
er or consignee of such merchandize, flails
on or before the firii day of payment ftipubt
.ty in Lid bond, deliver to said colleger a foil
;^nd correct account of the said merchandize
;imported for him, or on his account, or con
Irigged to his care, in manner and form, as isr
Iq@w required by law, in reipect to ^.tirtry,
. previous to the fending of any merchandize ,
which account shall be verified; as in the case
of a~ncntry, and by a like oatb or affirmation,
to be. taken and fubfcrihed before any judge
lefite United States, or the judge of any
' coyrt ot record of a state, or before a collec
npraf flie fuftoms ^ fateotiber District.--
;And ire case jof the payment bi*he duties' st<
the time^htmtry, by,any factor e r ag&, on
the goedsentered by him, the collector shall
tak&hisrbpndiwith security, in the penalty
of oofthoafarty+lhrs, with condition, that
the account, wriged by thd oath'eftaflbma^
jtiomdf the bona fide owner er consignee, in
manneras before directed, shall be delivered
to the said collector, within ninety davs.'
! =&# §HMW6e it fyr/^
[bonds, t which may be givten for any goods,
wares, or merchandize, exported from the
Uni^d&rtes,after die last day Os May next
and on wtebhiay draw back hf &tfes,'hr it
Jowande, shall be pipkin && of fuch'
exportations shall and mast be xlifcharget^/
and rietotiiefwife; by prodbcing^Witlriri one'
year fremihedate thereof, iftheexporiatiou
bemadetb any part of Europe of America, 1 /
or withintwo ,r#i^mfe < o ^y part of
|& b or Africa, a certifi&t? under the hand
frahe coofignee at ih&Wgn port or place,
to whom the said gnodsfafres or merchan
dize shall have been addressed, therein part
ticutely fettiffg forth arid dffl&hrfffi er
tides so exported, with their Qa'htftW or a
mount,and deebringthatthefcme have been
delivered from on board the vessel, hi which /
they were exported, at tfie faWpkc, ; as al
so, a,certificate under the hahd and leal of
she cißfelor agefit of t#e Waited States, re-