Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1801-11-19 00:00:00, page 4

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SABRED TO SYMPATHY.
FROM DARWIN.
No radiant pearl which crested fortune wears.
No gem that twinkling bang# from beauty's
tears ;^ [doro,
Not the bright stars that night's blue arch a-
Nor rising firns that gild the vernal morn-
Shine with fechluftre— as the 97# that breaks
For Mfr woe down vote's man!,cheeks &
l■M»y,4^jv^a^ r- ;^''/'^^:; wiaal
fy fflotarpm^m
" Tmb we tcfal Fiber's ^M--" %
Hence feting the most refined sensations
which meats refined reajon is capable of
enjoying. Tofyffepathize with our fellow
travelers through this Jhadou, vale, to
administer to the necessities of the fats o,;
furrow, is a noble, a dignified employs
mend. The eye that pearls the cheek, at
the fight of human wifery, is the index of
a fine heart, an exalted mind, afoul fit
for heavenly fruition— nay,
He who feels another's woe,
Enjoys a tifte of Heaven below.
SENTIMENTAL STORY.
AN AFFICTINO SCBNI. A
-—-One day, as I was coming home
to dinner, I perceived a poor man and
woman (landing near my door, in ear
nest difeourfe together They did
not observe me— —and, while I was
scraping the dirt off my shoes, I over
heard them utter these affectionate
words:—
" Docat it, m, dear" —She was pres
sing him to accent of a piece of bread
ffie held out to him with both hands.
4 Do eat It yourfelf !—lndeed, I will
net take it—lt will do more goocHo you—,
fur Iconfaft I"=
Here my noise at the door disturbed
them, and they withdrew a few paces
from me. I put my hand into my
pocket to relieve their diftrefr.
, “ 'There, good people, said I, there
is a (billing for you—you seem to be
in want." ~
They received it with blessings and
thanks—When I went into the. parlor,
curiosity led me to the window to fee
what was become of that miserable pair
—I then beheld—(good Heaven; now
my heart bled !)— —I beheld the man
devouring the morsel of bread like a
wolf—like a wolf driven by cold and
hunger from his forefts to prey upon
the flocks of the plain. No conjugal
affe&ion refrained him ; no feelings
for the distress of his mate— She had
now got wherewithal to purchase a din
ner—he could make his meal on the
cruft of bread !
I called my dear friend to the win
dow-—" There, Mary; behold that
fight !"——l told her the story, and the
tears gushed from her eyes in aflood.
The feene being too affeHing for her
compaffionatc heart, I led: her by the
hand to the fire fide.
66 You fee, my dear Mary, to what
misery we mortals, at times, are reduce
ed—you have been bred up in afflu
ence and ease, at your father's house,
and have seen, nothing but plenty in
the country around—The fields, at the
word, exhibited to you the labourer,
tailing tw earn, with the sweat @f his
brow, hisfoittance of bread ; but in the
city you will behold real sorrow and
distress— Were you, like me, to walk,
the streets of this metropolis at night,
you would behold your fellow crea
tures, men, women, and children form,
ed by the fame hand of God, destitute
of every necessary of life ;~wanting
food ;— without a home, in the cold
and chilling froft, they are fain to take
Shelter under notches of the rich, and
at the doors of their fellow citizens, to
pass the bleakest nights 1— Who knows
but such may be the lot this night of
this miserable pair ?—And yet, by their
wickedness or imprudence, they can
not have deferred it, they have (hewn
me such greatness of mind, such noble
ness of sentiment, in that short debate
about their bread, that I am certain
their lives have not been governed by
vice, perhaps, bred up in a virtuous
and affluent state, they are, for un
known purposes, by the hand of Hea^
ven thus levelled with the poor—But
let us assist them as much as we can."
I ran to the door to give them a
guinea—but they were gone, and loft
in a croud of passengers in the streets
!' T^ IMPROVEMENT.
Reader ! The above Story, has excited io thy
bosom (eolations of 'ympathy and forrpw—
Remember, then, when tnou feeft a fellow mcr
tal in diftrefi—be adive to bestow th, Chari
ty, before he be loft from thy- fight io a croud
of thoughtless passengers— Let not thy benefi
cence be cold, and. thy charity of the fecutoira
kind-let them be warm, pradical, and reliev
ing—The most affluent may want the munifi
cence of the most abjeft.
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TIMOTHY DIX, jun.
Eeply regrets having several tithes
° deceiv'd his delinquent debtors, by threa
tening to prefecute hisdemands against them,
and then negkaing it—He promises, not to be
again guilty of the like offence, and begs them
to be assured, that all his demands that have
been payable more than three months, & some
of a /hotter date, will b@>utia foil, unless paid
immediately. Almost any of the produce of
this plenteous year, will be received in pay
ment, if offered soon.
Befcawen, 14th Oaober, 1801. 39
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MONEY Lost by the fubferiber, on
the 7th inst. between Andrew Baker's of Hol
dernefi and Capt. T. Currie's of Canterbury,
one io dollar bill, z dollars, one crown, andfe
veral final! pieces in friver, all of which was in
a purse made of a glove, and tied with a red
firing. Whoever may have found said money,
and will return it to the fubferiber, or to Capt.
Thomas Currie, or to the Printer of this pa
per, (hall be generously rewarded.
Holdernefs, Nov'. 9, JANE COX.'
Wanted to hire —A Man to tend hord
es & oxen, cut wood, make fires, &c.
Enquire at this Office. Nov. ia.
Wanted to buy—loo Black Cat Skins.
For particulars enquire at this Office. Nv. 12
For 6 MONTHS, or a YEAR.
Wanted to Hire— A Young Man, who
is active, and willing to work. The work will
be considerably indoors. Generous Wages
given. EnqureatthtoOffic& ___Nov^^^
An Excellent Good Stand,
For a Shoemaker, Joiner, or Blacksmith, for
file, on terms the purchaser shall own reasona
ble—which yields 20 barrels of cyder annually
—& is situated near the centre of a rich town,
where full employ and good pay may be had at
either of the above bafinefa. Call and fee.
For further particulars, enquire of the Print
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cr uho is unwilling to pay the additional
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uavie, will be conjidered a Good Custom
er, canfenfag t o the intended alteration,
^dfecha+ged.accordingly,
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cipated, that not ajingk Republican, who
is influenced by Principle, will discon
tinue the Gazette : eflrecially when the,
carder that, the meannefs' of the enemies
of Republicanism, would persuade peo
ple to value the Cause by the size of the
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tents'—Re,ublicanifm rests, not on thefcz.e
or form of a newspaper, but on the Prin^
ci,les, the information, the Virtues^ the
Morals, and energy of The People:
7%e honor of the Cause we advocate, is
one inducement to enlarge our jheet; but
agreater is, to gain more room to com^
bat the daring af,erities of the enemies
of Rational Civil and Religious Libert,;
and put the unprincipled Oppofers of our*
happ, Government, and the aspiring re
vilers of the Corfituted Authorities, to
Jhame and confuJion!
Nov. 5 . The EDITOR.
' ITCHOINTMENT,
1 JUST RECEIVED, }.,
and pog SALE by Tpa SUBSCRIBER,.
“ WHEATON' S NE& DISCOVERED
66 PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,"
put up in tight tin boxes. The cure of the
itch by brimstone is effective— by mercury, is
dangerous to the health—This Ointment is the
only remedy for that most disagreeable disorder
that has yet been di(covered, without having
in it either brimstone or mercury, and is -
fafe and effica clous cure, withcut being dangeo ,
rous or offen five. Price of a box, with print
ed direaions, ,C
Also, Whuura's Patut ,au&e Bittro, which
have proved of such general utility. <
Also, a general assortment of English
and "Weft India GOODS.
^ ^ OBADIAH CARIGAIN.
Concord, O&Z6 Ifol.^ 3$
^ ( —, /.II- JT —, : _— te
BLANK DEEDS, warrantee and
quitclaim—for sale .
taertlp Zinianadi.
Nov. |r. SI ICaysi|.M.JJ_M's place.'
Thorf. 19 7 155 93c 621 neck
Friday zo 716 5 928 M rife arms
Satur. 21 717%5 926 5 16 arme
Sund. 22 718 5 924 6 8 arms
Mood. 23 ,7 19 5 9zz 7 6 Sreaft.
Tuefd. 247 20 § 920 8 8 breast )
Wedm 25 7 215 9 18 912 hem
Full Moon zoth, §h. 19m. mom
Last quarter 141$ Bh, @a.