Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-06-22 00:00:00, page 4

The USEFUL INSTRUCTOR.
The Sorrows of Amelia:
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AndCm „s mock tojfomi."
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THE fun lhooe in its yecosl splendor,
when the fair Amelia, accuftoroed to
take a diurnal tour, Tallied into the field
to contemplate and admire the beauties
of the dawning year. The elegance of
the profpea, the fragrance of odorifer
oil flowers, 'the resounding ooife of a
bubling fountain, thednnecent melody
of the feathered choir, and the f^nity'
ofa beautiful atmosphere, conspired to
ezcjta in her tender bosom the moftplea
fing and grateful emotions. Related by
het delightful ramples,, the returned, to
erjoy the fleets of domestic contempla
tion. / With the, florid pencil of fancy,
file pictured to herfelf a brilliant feene
of uninterrupted delights, at some fututy
period. But unhappily for A ME lia,
. this was the left of all her pleafares. So
transitory is human felicity ! ,bewas
endued by nature with every innocent
virtue and fide accomplishment, that
could command the admiration and if
teem of all her frieadraud affociites.
Theelegance of her perfen attraaed
and charmed ; yet the suavity of her
mind forpaffed all her, external perfec
tions. She was unrivalled in sweetness
, and tender fallibility, and the gentleness
of her bosom illumined the lineaments
of her lovely countenance. In ber'in-'
fantile years, Che was deprived of the
tender care of parental aff<aion, and
her blooming beauty was expo fed to all
the fa Floating snared of artful diffimula
, lion. The only foible; which the deli
cateAmdia poffeffed,was an unfufpeaing
breast, and too lavish esteem. Unvaried
in the secret villainies ofa bale degener
ate world, she ever imagined that all
mankind were (outlets as herfelf. Buta
tor this too fatal credulity, was the
source of all her misfortunes. Scarcely
had the arrived at her, 16th year, when
the perfidious Alonzo, by his perfus
five flattery and external charms, eafnar
ed her susceptible heart, and under the
mon sacred promises of matrimony, be
trayed her female innocence Ye gener
ous fair, censure net the deluded Amelia
nor withhold the tear of commifferation
—for you are fenfiblethat baneful flatte
ry, like efficacious laudanum, too often
mis the eye of juvenile prudence. Her
fen Ability was too relined, to sustain the,
reproach of a censorious world, therefore
she embraced death by (wallowing a por
tion of poison. Had the enjoyed the ad
vantages of & kind arid faithful monitrefs
to guide all her aaions and check the
little rising weeds of youthful folly, she
m : ght have triumphed over the arts of A
lonzo, and proved one of the faireft blof
fomsiri'the garden of society. This un
-happily was not her lot, and therefore,
like a tender flower, she wintered in her
bloom. Oh! fair Amelia ^faceto thy
lovely allies ; may pe^nnial myrtles deck'
thy hallowed tomb# may virgin filter,
: waft you to your native ikies, and sensi
bility ever drop a tearat the remembrance
Os thy misfortunes !
As soon as' the depraved Alonzo wat
informed^)! the death of the amiable A
• melia, his breast was filled with the most
poignant remorse, and guilt, with all its
internal retinue, availed his disordered
, imagination. The untimely fate of Ama-'
lie damped all his enjoy depts' ; for when
the thoughtless career of voluptuousness.
is over, the gay phantoms of pleasure
^i^i
with all the solicitudes of a perfected
^x^^
which soon put aperiod to his mifmble
existence. vMr#'
YCwho inhale the blufhiog mor# of
f existence, learn infaffion from tWfr
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CfiecK tH^y^oowioß which would prompt 1
, you to spread toils for unfafiaing info.
cence. # ueib&oyine Dins orme 1
seducer, intrude on hit morning plea@&l
~nd damp his, evening joyt„/', %1
Thai token T nntA annlham man till k«l 1
A wugu & MU<C uiivni^# UJqU Jlbw mill,
I may mid him''_
PROPOSALS"
For carrying the Ma, is of the United
States on the following Post Roads will
be received at the General Pofteffiee io
MalhingtonCity, until the 12th day of
July next, inclusive.
^ln Nro^Ham/^rt. ^
I. pROM Portfooqih by Dover,Ro
£ Chester, Middletown, Offipee,
Moultonborough, Centre Harbor, Ply
mouth, New Hampton, Meredith, Gil
mantown, Nottingham and Durham
Portsmouth, one week, and return the
contrary way, the next week, fa a^td §
pass alternately once a week. To Leave
Portsmouth every Monday at 2P, M. &;
arrive at Plymouth the next Wedoefday
by 7P. M. Leave Plymouth every
Thursday at 6 A. M. and arrive at Porif
mouth the next Monday by 2 P. M.
2. From Portsmouth by Exeter,
Cbefter, Londonderry, Amherst, Peterf
borough, Maryborough and Keene' to
Walpole once a week. Leave Porrfmeuth
every Taefday at 9 4. m. arrive at Am
herst on Wednesday by 7 p fr 'M. Leave
Amherst every Thursday at 6 a. m. and
arrive at Keene by 7 p, m. and at Wal
, pole on Friday by,o a. m. Returning —
Lbave Walpole every Friday at 2 p. m.
arrive at Amherst on Saturday by 6 p m.
Leave the fame io sane hour, and, arrive
at Pertfmouth on Monday by 4 p, m.
3 6 From Exeter by Notting
ham, Concord, Salisbury, Gratton, Ca
naan, and Lebanon to Hanover once a
^week. / Leave Exeter every Wednesday
at 6 a. m. and arrive at Concord on
Thursday by 9a. m. Leave Concord
at ii a m. and arrive at Hanover on
Saturday by 9a. m. Returning— Leave
Hanover every Saturday at 9 p,M. and
arrive at Exeter the next Tuefday by sev
en o'clock ~ m; r
4. From haverhill Massachu
setts by Chester, Pembroke, Cobcord,
!Bofcawen,Sal%ury, Plymouth, Rofnney}
gand ,Haverhill N. H. 10 Newbury Ver-1
mont once a week. Leave Haverhill
Mas. every Friday at 2 p. m. arrive at,
Cbefter by 5 p. m', at Concord on Satur
day by noon; leave Concord at 7 ^ M.
and arrive at Plymouth on Monday by
6 a. m. and at Haverhill by 5 P. M. and
at Newbury by 7p. m. Rflwtog—To
leave Newbury on Tuefday by 6 a. ti.
arrive at Haverhill by 7 a. m. at Ply
mouth by 6 p. ,M. arrive at Concord on
Wednesday by 6 p. m. ' Leave Concord
on Thursday at to a. m. and arrive at
Haverhill on Friday by 10 a. m
5. Froo Hanover N. H: by
Orford to Haverhill apce a week. Leave
Hanover ,very Monday at 6 & or. a/rjye/
at Haverhill by 4 f.m. RrterQ—irart
Haverhill on Tuefday at 9a. m. and ar
rive at Hanover by 6p. m. , ; j
^ 6, From Hanover by Norwich,
Hartfordj Uartland, Winofor Vermont, ^
Charleftown,Walpole, Weftminfte, Vt.
Putney Vt. Brattleborough Vt. Hihf^le,>
Vt. Berriariltown Mas. Greenfield Mas.
Deerfield, Whately,Hat field. Northamp
ton, Southampton and Weftfield Mas. to
Suffield,C, twice a week. Leave Hano
ver every Monday and Thursday at 6 a..
ra, arrive at Windsor by noon. ' Leave
Windsor in half an hour and afltost
Brattleborough on Tuefday and Friday
by u a. m. Leave Brattlebosough atz
PiM. and arrive at Suffield cn Vfynet
day and Saturday by 8 p. m. fat&rfog
—Leave Suffield efay Monday & Thurs
day at 4 a. m. arrive at Northampton by
^I p, M. Leave Northampton in halfan
hour and arrive at Brattleborough every
, Tuefday and Friday at 10 a. m. Leave
Brattleboro' at 1 p. m. arrive s' Windier
*on Wedoefday and Saturday by noon.
Leave Windsor in half an hour and ar
rive at Hanover by 6 p. M. ,
& 7. From Portsmouth by Exeter,
Kingston, Haverhill Mas. Andover, Wil
mington, Woburn and Medford to Bof.
;:^^:^
E^^X'^B^
^1" tt |',^it Poflfmouth
?the feme days by 7p. to >
<B. From Exeter by Newmar-
Leave Exeter every Tutfdav I
and arrive at Dover by 10 a. m. Leave I
Dover every Tuefday at 2 p. M . and ar
rive at „ter by tt.
I*2 T ' e J@' nafter General may eypt-fl
i ° # l
I ocafifflcdih&''^^"7^
^l^^^ll^
IL Fifteen minutes shall be allowed
for opening and closing the mail at all of
fices where no particular time is fpeci
fied. ^ %^%ty'.
, 111. For every thirty mbytes delay,
(unavoidable accidents excepted) in ar
riving after the times preferred in any
contrad, the contraaor ihall forfeit one
dollar ; and if the delay continue until
the departure of any depending mail,
whereby the mails destined for luch de
pending mail lose a trip, an additional
forfeiture of five dollars ffiall be incur-
IV. Newfp^pers as well as letters are
to be sent in the mails ; and if any per
son, making proposals, desires to carry
newspapers other than^hofe conveyed in*
the mail, for his own emolument, he
muftfcte in his propofala; for what sum
he willcarry it with that emolument and
forgwhat sum without that emolument.
V. Should any perfon,tasking propofols,
desire an alteration of the times of arri
val and departure above fpecified,he most
Bate in his proposals, the alterations de
sired, and the difference they will make in
the terms of his central.
VL Persons making proposals are de
sired to ftite their prices by the year.—
Those who contrast will receive their pay
,quarterly, in the months of February,
May, Aogoft, & November, one month
after the expiration of each quarter, fe
VII. No other than a free white per
-&m'&ll be employed to convey the mail.
VIII. Where; the proposer intends to
convey the mail in the body of a stage
carriage, he is desired to state it in his
proposals.
IX. The Poftmaffer General reserves
to bimfelf the right of declaring any con
traa at an end whenever three failures'
happen which Minount to the fc& of a
trip: \•
X. The centrads for the above routes §
are to be in operation on the firft day of j
Oaobernext, and to continue in force |
for one fra, from that time, excepting ]
ft such routes as have a particular note re
:feeding the continuance of the comtrad/
fr^
General Post Office, W^fhing 7 ^
^opCity, Kty 9, 1802. J 70
"Doflor KEESER's Estate.
. ra—craro
NTOTICE is hereby given to
^7 the creditors to the Ettare of Dod.
GEORGE&ESER, late of Northfield,
Physician / deceased, That three months
from the 26th da,of Mg last are avow
ed by the Hon. Judge ot Probate for the
county of Rockingham, for them to ex
hibit their claims, 'for settlement ; aad
that the fubferiber will attend to said bn
fiaifi at her hbufe in said Northfield, on
the^h day of June kiftant;~and on the,
■road Monday pl July and August ne^L
from te.n&crotk!fahe forenoorron eacli
ot said d^yijthtya^e therefore notified
to exhibirtheir Accounts for settlement
accordingly; and those indebted to fajd^
Estate are called upon to make irnmedi
ate payment to • ^^\%
:M^ ? tANftEESER, Admx.
fyh^l June 2, iSo2fr . ' zy^
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TOR sale,;
ABeaUtiful F AR M, if
✓containing one hundred and
feyebty five acres of excellent Land
—Seventy acres under fed improvement
—twenty acres of meadow, thrc' which
runs a fiffe brook, which may be spread
over the whole Q parts are well water
ed—On Aid land is greatplenty of good
IRON ORE-a good dwelling ^h&¥
good barns, and a good orchard,
Said Farm lies about twomiles
frdtn the meeting house in Thetford, in
the county of Orange and State of Ver
mont. ^ For further parricukrs, inquire
of , A WILLIAM CUSHMAN, I
^living on the premies.'
Thetford, June j, 1802. . 71
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E Blazing-Star Lodge of
w^#^
IBapti&at Sandborfoo^,,^^^
the 24th day of June ioft. The Lodge
l,,'ll*^foble ^,,lhe Hw of Me. dqi&r,
iff,iff^ at teno'drek, ^
I Mr.^oodman^ meeting house, where
Ibrother ; to # return,^
IIA HARPER S? T
IT jurtify^
I isLANIxJ tor l#fu a, ^warrante^
I"? d quitclaim—BtarCompl^nts—foL
I —Cenffiuitl, rea tfa at thia Offiah
Caleb Stark, €
HAS JUST RECEIVED
& general and well choteh affortmentof
PRIME GOOQS.
, Which be now offers to his friends and
Customers, at tfe LOWEST P£rfC£
PRICES—Among which are :^-
QUperfine fcatlet, black, ifeifc V
O blue, London brown,-dark and light
mixed BROADCLOTHS,— Kerfymeres
^the fame colours, including Buffs and
Whites, for Gentlemen's uniforms.
A variety of low priced broad
cloths, and Yorkshire Plains,—
Superfine Bath and other coat
ings for Ladies Wrappers. Supeifioe fr
"common Flannsls=—Baizes, and most
kinds of low priced Woollens.
:Velvets and Velvetteens—Twil
kflffilk^ftriped and checked Nankenets
•-Blue, long company, &zcommon Nan
keens-.fans and Frags.
A very ex^pfive choice of India -
Cottons— India and Hamburgh Checks.
Gentlemen Farmers furnifhed
with Husbandry Tools of most kinds.
Blackfmiihs with a goodfhoice .
of prime Bar Iron, Steel, Vices, & most,
other profeffiohal Tools.
j Joiners and Turners, with Saros,
-and a good supply of Chiftls, Bi&ffiou-<
*ges, &c. &c. &c. ? /
BMafons. with Trowels^ommon,
patent aoa,plaifteiiDg.,
f Those who have OTtcafion to en.
Istye or improve their Buildings,can have
zod. iod.6d. and 4/ NAILS, of vari.
ous kind, as well #GLASS, and other
Building Material
Taverners & Others supplied with
SPIRITSvf mast kinds—several forts of
[ WINE, and almost ever, kind of GRO- r
ISERIES. 7
I A good fffortment of Stationa
i ry and SCHOOL BOOKS/
^ TH& LADIES.
Carmine, Savoyard, prune, changeable,
Griped; (and extremely rich) black LU
STRINGS. Black, dove, pearl, straw,
W, variety of other coloured Pelings
&SATTINS. Bread & narrow Made, ,
a^d Sarfnets. Elegant tamboured, lap.L
Dft, plain, clear, black, pearl, coloured*
~nd cambrick MUSLINS.
An extensive choice of Callicoes
and Chintzes; icme very beautiful, and
others very chety. Browq, coloured &
griped Ginghams.
Durants, and other Stuffs of al
most every colour.'
Dimities and Muflinets of th^
molt fafliiooable patterns. ^
A general assortment of Shawls,
Madrafs, Puliqat, Silk & pocket Hand-_
kefchtefa. Hats arid Bonnets of al
most all kinds. °'
Ladies, who are commencing
Housekeepers, may be fuppliedmtWew
ter, Iron Mongery, Cutlery, Crockety,
and ate 1k every article they may bav4
occ?fion ror.*
Ladies, of delicate palates, can
have H, son, fingte green, Souchong and'
common TEAS, and most kinds of rich
SPILES.
The-mduftrious Fair can be far.
trifled with Cards — Wool—Flax—Cot
:\•
^-Thanks to former Cuflomers,
for their punamUity, with hopes that the
New will be entitled to the fame com
hlimmtvfr^^^
_Duntaton; May 1^,1802. 68f8m
A Stallion COLT
CTrayed from the fobferiber a.
'r W°' : M^Msty' two years old.
red colour, bind teet white, fomewbi^
^hit forehead, the hair of his tail cpt
square. Whoever will return or give
information of said Colt, fhril be hand
somely rewarded.
, Dri reWfe>
—^^^-
Wanted^ from 1 to 1000 Q&fo.
:vaEy"^" Cash naid for them few Air ^
^ ^^rt, offifr.. J