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CO NCORD, [N^WA^] TUESDAY, May 8, iff.
N. Hampjhire Medical Society.
THE Fellows of the New-
Hamp(hire MediCal Society,
lire hereby notified that the annual meet
ing ot the society, willl>e held at Benj.
Ramson',, in Exeter, on Wednesday the
16th day of May next, at IQ o'clock in ,
the forenoon.
As there are several cmtf,
. munications to be read, and cocfiJerable
bufinets to be tranfiaed at this meeting,
a general and pandaal attendance is re
quested. '
B, order if the P^fito.
LEVI BARTLETT, &g W,.
Kingston, April 2, 1798.
INFORM, toe fdiiuay of the Mir
ror, that last week's paper, No. 286.
completed fix months fi^e the ce part
perihip of Russel & Davit diflelveJ.
Those persons indebted, who are read,
and quilting to make ftmi-annual pay
men's, are invited to call at the Mirror-
Office, where they may not only obtain
BL, but Receipts, in exchange for their
/. CASH. All accounts of more than one
year's landing, (those persons excepted
who have contrasted etherwife with the
Printer) myft be fettled very toon, or—
di is unneceffar, to fay more.
M^ 1., EDITOR.
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Q^SIR
'ttNrata)a2lmMe^l'
1 —4 ——torero— ——
ft txautiful dark ba, Horse 1
Polydore,
'W AS bred in New-Jerfe,,
&,4F full blooded Racer ; —four
years old, and 16 hands high.
PolYdore will stand as a
Sire this season, at the table of the Sub
(giber, for SIX DOLLARS the Leap,
and TEN DOLLARS the Seafen.
Constant attendance will be
given, arid the warrant made known, by
.% R. E. PERKINS.
I, Keeping for Mares.
Hoffinton, April] 2 §th, 1798. 7
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Wanted Immediatel,,
Two steady ingenious BOYS, be-1
tween 12 and 16 years of age, who have
feme knowledge of, the English Gram,
mar, to learn the Art of PRINTING
Good encouragement will be given.—
Apply toMOSES DAVIS.
Wanted to hiro, § or 6 months.
An Adive Young MA N,
YjryflOis capable of working at dis
ferent branches ofbufinefc ; who
can wield with nimbleness, the broad and,
narrow Axe,the Sadr,the Fore Plane, and
fan lay Shingles; and do work Upon a
firm, if occasion foould call for it.—
Good wages will be given.
Inquire of the Printer.
March 27. ctf
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An APPRENTICE
To a good Trade, from 14 to 16 year,
of age,is wanted immediately. For fur
ther information and particulars, apply
so, ...March Afrfrfeg^^
SURVEYOR'S WARRANTS.
< at
Young HYDRA ALLEY,
li&!3|y^^^
WILL fland at the Cables
of Carlton Pettingale,
in Sanfb ,ry, and of Stephen Chase,
in Northfield, this fcafon, for the use of
Mares— Beginning the fi ft of May, at
said Pettingale's—to stand nine days not
of twelve ; the mother three days at said
Chase's— The next nine days at Pettin
g^le's, and to on alternately through the
fcafon. The terms will be two dollars
a leap, four dollars the season, and to
warsant, as the parties naz agree-
Young Hydra Alley is 16
hands high, well proportioned, and can
boast of as good blood as any of his name
or nature.
ABRAHAM PERKINS;
Salilbjry, April 24, 1798.
Wm. Caldwell's Estate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
"THAT Ibankjul Caldwell,
' widow of William Caldwell,
late of Dunbarton deceased, is duly ap
pointed Administratrix to his estate :—
And all persons indebted to laid estate,
are requested to make immediate pay
ment likcwife, all haying demands on
said est ^, are required to exhibit them,
to THANKFUL CALDWELL.
Administratrix.
Dunbarton, April 4, 1798. 4
Chatting Bufaejs.
THE Subscriber hereby in
forms the public, that he carries
on the Cloathing Business, at the works
lately improved b, Mr. Joseph Towne,
in Hopkinton,—where every command
will be Executed with neatoefs and dis
patch; and all favors gratefully acknow
ledged, by the Public's humble servant,
DAVID WALLINGSFORD.
Hopkinton, April §, 1798. 4
SHEEP-SKINS WANTED.
Wanted immediately, a quantity of good
Tanned Sheep Skins;
the grains of which must be whole, and'
the Skins tolerably tree from holes.—
Good pay and a generous price will be
given for any number, by
NATH'I. LADD.
Concord, March 19, 1798.
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N. B. Oak-tanned Skins
much preferred. 1
gßi&QpfcCTsCTCTrttmctmfofaQfac HFrencfo—rtfe^^^
APPRENTICE WANTED.
A Ningenious, likely steady
BO Y, 14 to 1 § years of age, is
wanted by the Subferiber as an Appren
tice to the Cabrat and Cbtir-Makag Ba.
frefa Such an one will meet with good
terms, and thorough inftruaion, by ap
plying immediately to /•
ROBERT CHOATE.
Concord, Feb. 1798. ctf
.ztateetHtetefc—tehfo ——steutt—ttgre^
Wanted Immediately
AS an Apprentioce to the TAILQR's
TRADE, a smart sprightly BOY,
from „ to ic years of age.
inquire at this Office.
•>y”*■.’*• *- '‘ , ' , *^.|!^ | l , , | ; ' ydbwi | fey i ir i !*^ .11—if
Wanted a few untanned,,£
Sheep SKins.
Inquire of the Printer.
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RUN AWAY Bor.
D AN away from the Sub
scriber, on Sunday left, an indent
ed Apprentice to the Printing Business,
named JOHN MARSH, 18 years old,
about § feet 6 inches high—has ihort
buffiy hair, abd foretimes wears falfe
hair— bears al ferocious guilty favor'd
countenance—i void of all good man--
ofis—He is a saucy, impudent, lying,
careless, infusing, villainous fellow ;—
has had both his legs broken near the
ankles, to it is a pit, be bad not bis need,
—has a finguhr habit of faking his
head, which, is sometimes accompanied
wit 4 a hem—Ha wore away a mixt col
oufdd broad cloth coat, a striped caffi
mert jacket, and a pair cf light coloured
bro/d cloth trowfers—itris supposed he
tool with him a small sum of money, the
amount of which is not yet ascertained.
All persons are forbid trusting said boy
on my account ; and they are likcwife
forbid Harboring or employing him, as
I will profecus any one who nay do it.
Whoever will return said runaway to his
matter, or secure him io any foil within
this State, and give notice thereof, Khali
have One Dollar reward, and no charges
paid.
MOSES DAVIS.
Concord, (N. H ) April 24, 1798.
, il i.ee
K, Tbe Printers throughout the United
States, quill confer a special favor on the Ed
itor of the Mirror, 6, infertirg tbe above
advertiframt tn ibeir papers.
FR EE SCHOOL
qpHOSE persons who with
I to improve the advantages of a
FREE SCHOOL, of Vocal and Inftru
mental MUSlC,care defined to attend at
the Court House, in this town, where
\he> m^y receive the tuition of an ing;
hi< us aid experienced Preceptor, gratis.
The Amateurs of the divine Art, and
those who have made considerable pro
ficiency in it, may there indulge them
selves, 4ttimes, 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 eupenfe, by devoting a
few of those hours every week which may
be efcfily (pared, are generally idled away,
and wfeh will not infringe in the least
on their common avocations.
'Conch, April 20, 1798.
'* Sir. M'Farland's Sermon.
NOW ^^LisHED,
AND FOR SALE,
At MOSES D APIS's Printing-Office,
SERMON,
DELIVERED AT CONCORD,
BY ASA M'FARLAND, a. m.
Pufer of tbe Cburcb in Concord,
On the llth day of March, 1798, the
next Sabbath after his Ordination
to the Work of the Ministry.
K, Theft who wfo to purcbafe mill call
immdatelv. April 17.
IR£4©lf^£P^
°, March 1, 1798.
Public Notice is hereby given,
IN purfence of the A& of Con
gref* puffed on the &h day of July 1797,
entitled,“ An a& laying duties on Stam
ped Vellum,, Parchment and Paper," and
the ad patted on the 15 h day of Dec.
1797, entitled, "An act to postpone for
a limited time the commencement of the
dirties imposed by the aa, entitled, “ Aa
&a laying dwies on Stamped Vellum,
gffitywre and Paper," that from <0
after the fi ft day of July ensuing, the
several Stamped Duties hereafter cnu
iterated, will be levied arid collected
throughout the United States.
For every skin or piece of Vellum of
Parchment, or sheet or piece of Papers
upon which thill be written or printed
any or either of the infttuments or writ*
ing£ following—to wit :
Any Certificate of Naturalization, 5
dollars.
Any License to praaife, or Certificate
of the admission, enrollment or regiftr,
of any Counfellor, Solicitor, Attorney,
Advocate or Proaor, in an) Court of the
United States, 10 dollars.
Provided, that a Certificate in any one
of the Courts of 'he United States tor
one of the said Offices, ihali so far as re
lates to tbe payment of the duty ?f^e^
said, be a fufficient atm ffion in all the
Courts of the United States, for such and
every of the said offices.
Any Grant or Letters Patent, under
the seal or authority of the United Spates,
(xrept for lands granted for military
Services) 4 dollars.
Any exemplification or certified copy
of any such grant or letters patent (ex
cept for lands granted for military fervid,
esj 2 dollars.
Any Charter-Party, Bottomry, or Re
fyon lentia Bold, 1 d Bar
Any Receipt or art er gifeharge fofcof
on account of any Legacy, left by any -
Will or other te ftameatary iofrumenh
or for any share or part of a personal es
tate divided by force of any ftaru^ of
diftributiors other than to the Wife, .
Children er Grand Children of the per-'
son deceased, the amount whereef shill,
be above the value cf Fifty D lars. ^nd
shall not exceed rhe value 0 Que Hun
dred Dollars, 25 cents.
When the <m tint thereof thill exceed
the value of 100 dollars, 50 ccits.
And fur every further turn of 500 dol
lars, the additional sum of 1 J < liar.
Any Policy of Insurance or iift ament
in nature thereof, on any ship, ve&l of
goods in u ed from one ciftria to ahoih- ='
er in the United States, 25 cents-.
From the United States to any foreign
port or place, when tbe sum for which
Insurance is made /hall not exceed 500
collars, 25 cents.
When the sum insured (hall exceed
500 dollars, 1 dollar.
Any Exemplification, of what naturd
•soever, that shall pass the seal of any
Court, other than filch as it may be the
duty of the Clerk es such Court to fur.
Dilh for the use of the United States, of
some particular State, 50 cents.
Any Bond, bill single or penal, foreign
or inland bill of exchange, promissory
note or other note, other than any re
cognizance, bl, bend or other obliga
tion or contra&, made to or with the
United States, or any State, or for their
use refpedively,
If above 20 dollars and not exceeding
100 dollars, 10 cents.
If above 100 dollars and not exceed
ing 500 dollars, ' 25 cents.
It above 500 dollars and not exceeding
io©o dollars, 50 cents.
And if above 1000 dollars, 75 cents.
Provided, that if any bonds or notes
(hall be payable at or within fix', daysj
such bonds or notes thill be fubjeft to
only two fifth parts of the "duty afore
faid—viz
If above do dollars and not exceeding
100 dollars, 4 cents.
If above 100 dollars and not exceed,
ing 500 dollars, 10 cents.
If above 500 dollars and not exceed
ing 1000 dollars,4o cents.
&If above 1000 dollars, 36 cents. _ v .,
Any Notes issued by the Banks now
efhblifhed, or that may hereafter be -es
tablished within the United States, other
than tbe notes of such of tbe said Banks
„ Ihall agree to an annual competition!
of one per centum on the annual divi
dends top.de by such Banks, to theft
Stockholders refpe&ively, according to
the following scale— - t
^ °°^° not esr ing §odoilta,
for each dollar,6milb.
; On all notes above so dollars, and fa
exceeding ioo dollars, 50 cents.
On all notes afeve too dollars, u<
Dot exceeding gco dollars, 1 de&.'