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'PUBLISHED BY MOSES D.4Z/,. >
1000 Dollars
M a y in a few days be drawn by some !
fortunate Adventurer in Dartmouth
College Lottery The drawing
'.will commence on Wednesday the 21st
inst. at Concord.
, 1 ickets
At the Store of William A. Kent,
, andat other places, as usual.
Feb. sth, 1798. ' 75
FARM for SALE.
SALE;
A Good FAR M,
CITUATED irr the weft
" P art o' this town, about five miles
from the Meeling-Houfe, containing
130 Acres of LAND,
well fenced, with a convenient House,
and a 53 feet long, on the fame—
hasWg(„fcll of water, and about 200
. young apple trees.
Said Farm is well watered
—an^etf iling stream running thro'
It— prodqL nearly 20 tons of hay, and
ji good forpaftoring and tillage. There
is likewise an excellent Wood Lot upon
the fame.
Any person Riming t® pur
chase said Farm, may have it on reafoh.l
able terms, by applying immediately to
the Subscriber, living on the premises.
Ezra Abbott, Jun.
Concord, Jan. 1, 1798. 70
Sm^OMETIME in May, 1793,
Davis Bill, a lad in the 18th year
ot his age, left his Guardian in Newfane,
r State of Vermont ; and by what he had
laid to his mates before he went away,
he was tinea, with hi, Guardian, and
intended tgkeep out of his way till he
was ofiage; that he had thoughts either
of going to Ida, or to the eastern parts of
the United States. But as almost one
year has expired since he has been of age,
(if living) and no intelligence has ever
been gained of the lad since he went a.
fay, the disconsolate mother is anxious
to gain information of her son if possible ;
as fine has been bereaved of her hnfband,
and jhree children with this one, and but
one left to condole with her in her affiic
, lions.
He was tin aftive, sprightly lad, of
~ middling ftarure, dark complexion, with
brown hair and eyes.,; # f
behalf
AMOS E. STILLMAN, fc.f tbe
J ,4rm
~,0 The afflicted mother aiteeth the
favor of the Printers in the United States
to publilh this request in their Newfpa
ftl^ and hopes that sympathy will re
ward them. Likewise, thatjf any, mas
ter of vessels. or citizen of the United
States can give any information es the
fii&a& that humanity and benevolence
will reward them for forwarding it to
the fubferiber in Chefterfield, State of
Newhampfhire..
Chefterfield, Dec. 1, 1797. . .\
d^u^. .J^A,..a ■ ...|j^ <' ; - ^ 'lj'ly.,.'''."'
Wanted Immediately,
AS an Apprentinde to the TAILOR's
TRADE, >a ftnart fprighily BOY,
from 13 to t§ years of age,
Inquire at this Office.
Jar. 9, 1798.
= ''WANTED,
A likely active BOY, from
12 to 16 years old, who can write and
• cypher, and has sane knowledge of the
EnglWh Grammar, to serve as an Ap
prentice to the Printing Befinefs. Such
an one will meet with good encourage
meat by immediate application to
MOSES DAVIS.
). _Q——— »—fr te =rf_„_ t mCTfr —___. c
!BLANKS, of different kinds/
f May be had at M. P AV! < Office.
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CONCORD, [Ne^bamp/birej TUESDAY, February 13, 1798..
V FRESH GOODS. J)
«W
JUST OPENING & SELLING 6,
P. & O. Cazrigain,
A N extehfive afforcment of
" frel EUROPEAN and INDIA
GOODS;
including a great variety of Lamblkins,
Devonshire Kerfeys, . Coatings, Fortfts,
Diabs, and Ratteens; and Broad Cloths,
from 6/. to 36/. per yard.
—-ALSO
Hollow and Hard Ware ;
and a general affortmrnt of
^ESTINDIA GOODS.
ALSO—
Drugs and Medicines, Book'
and Stationary, &c. &c.
1 Concord, Jin. 1, 1798. 70
Dartmouth College Lottery.
CLASS FOURTH.
THE Managers of Dart
mouth CdltgeLuttr, request the at;
tention of the public to the following
Scheme of the fourth Class-which
they prefame, from the large proportion
of valuable Prizes, will meet their appro
batijo.
S CHEME.
Priam Dollar;. DeHart
1 'tf loop is 1000
,2 500 are icoo
3 300 900
6 200 1200
30 too 3000
6o 50 3000
100 . 20 2000
te # 1500
1300 8 10,400
—
1652 24,000
6000 Tickets at 4 Bellart, { are 24,000
Subj^a to a deduaion of 1%1 „r cent.
This Class will commence
drawing at Concord on Wednesday the
21st day of February next; and when
completed, a lift vs Prizes will be imrne
. diately pnblifhed, and the Prizes paid on
demand.'.,
JONATHAN FREBM4N, )
MICHAEL M'CLARY,
WILLIAM A. K^NT, J
oa. Ift, 1797. ,
** TICKETS in the above
Class, may be had at the Store of Ja
cob Abbot, in Concord.
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Laws of the United States.
An A& making certain partial appropri
ations for the ye#r one thousand seven
hundred and ninety eight.
DE if enafled by the Senate
— and Hou/e of Reprefenta
tines of the United States of
Americajn Congress aflembled,
That the sum of one hundred
thousand dollars, shall be, and
the fame hereby is appropri
ated towards defraying the
expenses during the year one
thotffind seven hundred and
ninety eight, of the quarter
master's and Indian depart
ments, of the defenfive pro^
)ttymi <g,,he frontiers, of
'bounties, and of the contin
gent charges of the war de
ri partment; and a like fom to
wards defrayingthe expenses,
during the fatd year, pfthe
lubfiftence of the cfficers,
non commiffiened officers, &
privates of the army of the
United States.
Sed. 2. And be it further
ena&d. That thefum of fifty
two tboufand dollars, be, and
the fame hereby is appropri^
ated for paying and discharg
ing such awards as have been
or may be made ptirfuant to
the seventh article of the trea
ty of amity, commerce and
navigation between the Unit
ed States and Greitbritain, in
favor of British fubjeas,whole
property has been captured
within the jutifiiaion of the
United States, or by vessels
armed or fitted out therein.
:7 Sea. 3. And be it further
enabled, That the afare fa id
Turns (hall be p^id and dis
charged out of any monies in
the Treasury of the United*
States not otherwise appro
priated.
Approved Jan. 1, 1798.
JOHN ADAMS,
PrefiJent ot the United States.
An Aft authorifing the pay
ment of certain fum^ of
money to the daughters of
the late Count de Graffe.
DE it enabled by th, Senate
° and Hou/e of Representa
tives of the United States of A
mgrica, in Congress assembled.
That in consideration of the
important services rendered
to the United States, by the
late Count de Graffe, there be
paid annually, in quarter
yearly payments, during five
years from the time of pass
ing this a&, out of any mon
ies of thf Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, the sum
of four hundred dollars to
each of the four daughters of
the said Count de Graffe, viz.
Amelia de Graffe, Adelaide
de Graffe, Malame de Graffe,
and Siivie de Graffe, if they
shall refpeaivcly, so long live.
Approved Jin, Ic, 179%
JOHN ADAMS,
President of the United States,
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LAWS of NEWHAMPSHIRE.
—sr-'
Paff<d by the Legislature, at their late
I z Session, held wt Portsmouth.
Ar»ACT for raising twenty fix thousand
fix hundred and sixty fix dollars and
sixty seven cents.
Z>E it enahled by the Senate
Pand House of Reprefenta.
fives in Gen. Court convened,
That there be raised the cur
rent year forThe use 01/rhis
State, twenty^x thousand fix
^ hundred and jixt, fix dollars
and fat, seven rents, which
Ifum shall be assessed, collect
ed and paid into the ticafury,
cnor before the firft day of
Match, in the year of our
Lord one thousand Teven
hundred and ninety nine, and
is appropriated for discharg
ing the debts due from this
State, and for the fopport of
government.
And be it further enafled,
That the treasurer be, and he
hereby is dire&ed seasonably
-to issue his warrants to the
feleamcn or afieffors of the
fevers towns, parishes and
diftrias within this gtate, a
greeably to the las tpropor
tion a& for assessing and col
lea ng the said sum of twenty
fix thousand fix hundred and
fxty fix dollars and fixtyfeven
cents, and the feteamen and
affcfTois aforesaid, are hereby
required refpeaivcly to assess
and levy the fame according
to law, and cause the fame to
be paid into the treasury of
this Sate, on or before the
firft day ofMarch,in the year
of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and ninety
nine; apd the treasurer shall
issue extents for all taxes
which shall th^n remain un
paid.
Approved Dec. 16, 1797.
An ACT for the conveyance of real
estate in certrin cases.
WHEREAS it m, .faahe ttfb, that
the Rfrfotatiqm tf^fw dmaj id fy
mbfcd toperfam the engagements entered
into by lucb dttfaedfyfeu far tbetyfifc
of reabjhm.
DE it therefore enabled by
~ the Senate and H&ufe of
Representatives in Gen. Court
convened, That whenever it
shall be represented by peti
tion to the judge of probate
for the county where* such
deceased /person last dwelt,
by his or her executor or ad
ministrator, or by any person
or persons contracted with by
bond or covenant, or other
written contrast that a deceaL
cd testator or intestate, in his
pr her life time, entered into
such bond, covenant or con
tract to convey real estate,
but was prevented by death ;
and that such person or per
sons contracted with as gfofr'
said, have on his, her, or their
part performed,or Aad ready
to perform the conditions of
such conrract made with the
dece^fed, the laid judge shall
assign a time and place for
taking the fame into confider^
;ation, ^nd shall cauftQiotic^
thcreofro be made in some
public newfpapc; in this State,
three wceks successively, JQ ^
daysat lead before the time