Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-06 00:00:00, page 4

Caleb Stark,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A fwdtod well chosen afertment of
, PRIME GOODS,
Which he now offers to hit Friends and
Customers, at the LOWEST PEACE
PRICES—Among which are :—
superfine scarlet, black, navy-
D blue, London brown, dark and light
roird BROADCLOTHS,—Kerfymeres
of the feme 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 Wrapper,. Superfine &
common Flannels——Balzes, and most
,kin-sot low priced Woollens,
Velvets and Velvetteens—Twil
led, fek, flriped and checked Nankenets
—Blue, long company, & common Nan
keens-Jeans and Fustians.
A very extensive choice of India
Cottons— India and Hamburgh Checks.
Gentlemen Farmers furnifhed
', with Husbandry Tools of most kinds.A
Blacksmiths with a good choice
of prime Bar Iron, Steel, Vices, & most
other profefficnal Tools.
Joinersand Turners, with Saws,
anda good supply of Chiffels, Bits, Gou
ges, &c. &c. &c.
Masons, with Trowels, common,
patent and plaifteiing.
Thdfe who have occasion to en
large or improve their buildings,can have
zod. lod, 6d. and qd. NAILS, of vari
ous kind, as well as GL^SS, and other
Building Materials, so
Taverners & others supplied with
SPIRITS of most kindi-wfeveral forts of
WINE, and almcft ever, kind of GRO
CERIES.
. A good assortment of Stationa
ry and SCHOOL BOOKS.
FOR THE LADIES.
Carmilite, Savoyard, prune, changeable,
striped. (and extremely rich) black LU
STRINGS. Black, dove, pearl, straw,
and a variety of other cbloured Peliogs
& SATTINS. Broad & narrow Modes
and Sarfoets. Elegant tamboured, lap
pet, plain, clear, black, pearl coloured
and cambrick MUSLINS.
An extensive choice of Callicoes
and Chintzes, feme very beautiful, and
others very cheap. Brown, coloured &
striped Ginghams.
Durants^ and other Stuffs of al
most every colour.
Dimities and Muflinets of the
most fafhionable patterns
A general assortment of Shawls,
"Madrafs, Pulicat, Silk & pocket Hand
kerchiefs. Hats and Bonnets of al
most all kinds.
ladies, who are commencing
Housekeepers, may be supplied with Pew
ter. Iron Mongery, Cutlery, Crockery,
and almost every article they may have
occasion for.
Ladies, of delicate palates, can
have Hyfod; fiogle green, Souchong and
common TEAS, and most kinds of rich
SPICES.
, # The industrious Fair can be fur
nifhed with Cards-WooWFlax—Cot
ton, &c. #
tit Thanks to former Cifomers,
for their punduality, with hopes that the
new will be entitled to the fame com
pliment.
Dunbarton, May 17,1802. 68|8w
FOR SALE?- ' '
A Beautiful F A R M,
✓containing one hundred and
seventy five acres of excellent Land
—Seventy acres under good improvement
= twenty acres of meadow, thro' which
runs a floe brook, which may be spread
over the whole—all parts are well water
ed-On Aid land is great plenty of good
IRON ORE—a good dwelling houfe—
two good barns, and a good orchard.
Said Farm lies about two mites
from the meeting hoofe in Thetford, in
;1$ State of Ver
mont. For further particulars, enquire
of % WILLIAM CUSHMAN.
living on the premises. ^^
-Thetford, June 3, 1802. ,1
QTRAYED away, on the 13th infant,
Da dark bay HORSE, 6 or 7 yearsold,
about 15 hands high, dark mine and tail,
afadi star in h, forehead. WhoeW^
will return him, or give me information
of him, (hall be bandfomefr rewarded.;
JOSEPH COLBY.
Wanted; from 1 to 1000 wt. Rags,
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PROPOSALS
F# cartying the Mails of the United
States on the following Post Roads will
be received at the General Poftoffice in
WrihingtonCity,until the 13th day of
July next, inclusive.
*• iffROM Portsmouth by. DoverJto-
I chester, Middletown, Offipee,
Mouitonborough, Centre Harbor, Ply
montb, New Hampton, Meredith, Gil
mantown, Nottingham and Durham to
Portsmouth, one week, and return the
contary way, the next week, so as to
pass alternately ogee a week. To Leave
Portsmouth every Monday at 2P. M.&
arrive at Plymouth the next Wednesday
by 7P. M. L,ave Plymouth every
;Thursday at 6 A.M. and arrive at Pcrtf
mouth the next Monday by 2P. M.
2. From Portsmouth by Exeter,
Chester, Londooderry/Amherft, Peterf
borough, Marlborough and Keene to
Walpole once a week. Leave Portsmouth
every Tuefday at g A. m. arrive at Am
herft on Wednesday by 7p. m. Leave
Rberft every Thursday at 6 a. m. and
4 arrive at Keene by 7 p. m. and at Wal-,
'pole on Friday by 10 a. m. Rating —
Leave Walpole eve, Friday at 2 p. m.
arrive at Amherst on Saturday by 6 p m.
Leave the fame in one hour, and arrive
at Portsmouth on Monday by 4P. M.
3% From Exeter by Notting
ham, Concord, Salisbury, Grafton, Ca
naan, and Lebanon to Hanover once a
week. Leave Exeter every Wednesday
at 6 a, m. and arrive at Concord on
Thursday by^ a. m. Leave Concord
at „ a. m. and arrive at Hanover on
Saturday by 9a. m. Returxiwg —Leave
Hanover every Saturday at 9 p. m. and
arrive at Enter the next Tuefday by fev-:
en o'clock p.M.'
4. From Haverhill Massachu
setts by Chester, Pembroke, Concord,
Bofcawen,Salisbury, Plymouth, Romney
and Haverhill N. H. to Newbury Ver
mont once a week. Leave Haverhill
Mas. every Friday at a p. m. arrive at
Chester by 5 p. m. at Concord on Satur
day by noon ; leave Concord at , p. m.
and arrive at Plymouth on Monday by
6 a. m. and at Haverhill by 5 p, m. and
,at Newbury by 7p, m, Rimwtg—To
leave Newbury on Tuefday by 6 a. m.
arrive at Haverhill by 7 a. m. at Ply
mouth by 6 p. m. arrive at Concord on
Wednesday by 6p.m. Leave, Concord
on Thursday at 10 a. m. and arrive at
Haverhill on Friday by 10 a. M.
5. From Hanover N. H. by
Oriord to Haverhill once a week. Leave
Hanover every Monday at 6 a. m. arrive
at Haverhill by 4 p.m. Rmmrisg — Leave
Haverhill on Tuefday at 9 a. M.'and ar
rive at Hanover byl6p. m.
, 6, From Hanover by Norwich,
Hartford, Hartland, Windsor Vermont,
Charleftown, Walpole, Weftmiofter Vt.
Putney Vt. Brattleborough Vt. Hinsdale
Vt. Bernard town Mas. Greenfield Mas.
Deerfield, Whately,Hat field, Northamp
ton, Southampton and Weftfield Mas. to
SuffieTa C. twice a week. Leave Hano
ver every Monday and Thursday at 6 a.
m arrive at Windsor by noon. Leave
Windsor in half an hour and arrive at
Brattleborough on Tuefday and Friday
by j1 a. m. Leave Braitleborough at 2
p. m. and arrive at Suffield on Wednef
day and Saturday by 8 p m. Rafaing
—Leave Suffield every Monday & Thurs
day at 4 a. M.arriveat Northampton by
IP.M. Leave Northampton in half an
hour and arrive at Brattleborough every
Tuefday and Friday at 10 a. m. Leave
Brattleboro' at 1 p. m. arrive at Windsor
on Wednelday add Saturday by noon.
Leave Windsor in sass an hour and ar
flve at Hanover by 6 p.m.
7. From Ponfmouth by Exeter,
Kingston, Haverhill Mas Andover, Wil-J
mington, Woburn and Medford to Bol
ton three times a week. Leave Ports-J
mouth ever, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 3 a. m. and arrive at Boston the
fame days by 7P. M; Rmrrtig—Leave
Boston every Tuelday, Thursday and Sa
turday at , a. m. & arrive at Portsmouth
the f^me&ysby 7>. ^. ^ : x?
& From Exeter by Newmar
ket add Durham to Dover once a week.
Leave Exeter every Tuefday at 5 A.M.
and arrive at Dover by 10 A . m. Leave
Dover every Tuefday at 2 p. M. and ar
rive at Exeter by 6 p. m.
fl- Notes.
I. The Postmaster General ma, expe
f dice the mails and alter the times of ar
rival and departure at any time during
the continuance of the contraas, he pre
viously ftipubitiog an adequate compen
sation for any extra expense that may be
occasioned thereby.
i lW& ram minutes fhal lbe allowed
for opening aid ctofiag the mail at th of
fices where ho particular time ii foeci
fied. #
111. For every thirty minutes dejay,
(unavoidable accidents efeepted) in ar
riving after the times p/efcribed in any
contraa, the contrador Shall forfeit one
dollar ; and if the delay continue until
the-departure of any depending mail,
wherefythe mails defiioed for luch de
pending mail lose a trip, an additional
forfeiture of five dollars shall be incur
red.
IV. NewfpAperaas well as letters ate
tty|e fentin the mails ; and if ary per
ffi; making propofols, desires to carry
newspapers other than those conveyed in
the mail, for his own emolument, he
must slate in bis proposals, for what Aim
he will carry it with that emolument and
for what sum without that emolument.
V. Should an, perlon,making proposals,
desire an alteration of the times of arri
val and departure above fpecified,he must
fate in bis proposals, the alterations de
sired, and the difference they will make in
the terms of his contra&.
VI. Persons making proposals are de
sired to slate their prices by the year.—
Those who coatrad will receive their pay
quarterly, in the months of February,
May, August, & November, one month
after the expiration of each quarter.
• Vn. No other than a free white per
for. (hall be employed to convey the mail,
VIII. Where the proposer intends to
convey the mail in the body of n stage
carriage, he is desired to state it in his
proptfdls.
IX, The Postmaster General referees
to himfelf the right of declaring any con
tree at ah end whenever three failures
happen which amount to the lofi of a
trip.
X. The contraas for the above routes
are to be lo operation on the firft day of
Oaober next, and to continue in force
for one year, from that time, excepting
such routes as have a particular note re
fpeding the continuance of the contrad,
GIDEON GRANGER,
Postmaster General.
General Post Office, Walking -7
ton City, May 9,180 Z. J 70
PROPOSALS
Fir carrying the Mails of tbs United Statu,
- 'as thefollowing Post Riads, will berroiv.
cd at tbs General Pofloffite in WaJbingtoa
, City, until tbe 21/f day of Jul, am, in.
clufive.
IN NEWHAMPSHIRE.
1. FROM Haverhill by Bath,
Lyman, Littleton and Dalton to Laocaf
ter once in two weeks. Leave Haver
hill ever, other Tuefday at 6 a. m. and
arrive at Lancaster on Wednesday by 10
a. m. Leave Lancaster fame da, at z
p. m. and arrive at Haverhill on Thurs
day by6p. m.
Gideon Granger,
PoflmaJlor General.
General Poftoffice, Washington ]
City, May 9.1802. ] 7,
State of New Ham,Jhire.,
PUBLIC Notice is hereby giv
-1 eo, that WILLIAM WHITE and
others, inhabitaotsof Wentworth, in the
county of Grafton, have petitioned the
General Court, praying that fhey and
their associates may be incorporated into
a Body Corporate, by the frame or ap
pellation of WENTWORTH UNIVER
SAL RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, with
power lufficient to make adequate pro
vision for the support and maintenance
of ^Public Proteftarit Teacher of Piety,
Religion and Morality :—
Ordered,'
That the petitioners be heard on
their petition before the General Court,
on the First Tuefday of the next session,
and that they cause the substance of the
said petition and order of Court thereon
to be published in the Republican G z
atte, printed at Concord, three weeks
focceffifely, commencing twelve weeks
prior to said thy of bearding, that any
perlon or persons may then appear and
shew cause, if any they have, why the
pre) er thereof may not be granted.
N. PARKER, Dep. Secretary.
Contord,fone 10, 1802. 72
, Cajrt. Wm. Smith's Eflate.
^[OTICE is hereby given to
I™ the creditors to the Estate of Capt.
WILLIAM SMITH, late of Northfield,
Gentleman, deceased, that three months'
are allowed by the Hon. Judge of Pro -
bate for the county of Rockingham, for
them to exhibit their claims for fettte
ment; and that the fubferiber, who is
duly appointed administratrix on said es
tate, will attend to laid business at the
late dwemn|houfi MtheGMdeceafal in
Northfield, on the second Mondays cf
July, August and September next, frem
twelve o'clock, noon, until fix p m. on
each of said days ; thtyare therelore no
tified to exhibit their accounts for settle
ment accordingly ; and those indebted
, "^ Estate are called upon to make
immediate payment to
: ELSE SMITH, Admx.
Northfield, June 25, 1802. 70
.New Goods. -
THE Subscriber wishes to in.
form bis Friends and Customers,
that he has JUST RECEIVED a Com
plete Assortment of
SEASONABLE 4nd FASHIONABLE
GOODS
of the latest importation—wffleh be how-
OFFERS FOR SALE, on the tofaft
terms, for ready pay,
CALEB PUTNEY.
Warner, June 17th. 1802. 7#
''WILL.EE OPENEP;
And FOR SALE, on the 22d of
June instant,
^r MOODY BEDEL,
At his Dwelling H.ufeu Ha.vsrhiu,
a general Mff^m@ of
English and West-India.
GOODS,
to wit:—
W. India and N. England RUM,
Brandy, Wine, Gin. Sugar, Mo
lasses, Cotton Wool, Crockery
Ware,—Ruffia, Sweeds and A
merican IRON—Blifteied and
German STEEL,—NaiIs, Nail#
Rods,—Grindftones,.—Shad by
the barrel— S A LT of different
forts-LEMONS—„
Green and Bohea TEAS—
Broadcloths, Caffimers, Velvets, .
Callimancoes, Durants, Mullins,
Mien's Hole, Lawns, Parafols,'.
Flannels, Lambskins, Humhums,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Linens,
India Cottons, Mixed Cloths,
Modes, Cambrick, Ribbons,
Lace, &c, &c &c.
ALL WHICH WILL BE SOLD,
on the most rfefyible tews, for Cassi,
or exchanged fur Shipping CATTLE
and HORSES if delivered Icon.
The smallest favor will be ac
knowledged by the public's humble ser
vant, MOODY BEDEL.
June 18. 1802, 1
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JUST PRINTED, & for Sale,
L AT THIS OFFICE,
System 0/ INSTRUCTIONS
FOR TH!^
CAVALRY.
Io which the Dragoon is taught'
Chapter I. The Formation of a Troop.
Cba^ 11. Inftruftions with the Horse.
The Position of a Dragoon mounted.
Cbap. 111. The MANUAL EXERCISE.
Cbap. IV, The Exercise and Manoeuvres
. :3 of a Troop. i'
Cbap. V. The Evolutions of forming and
difplayiog Columns. ''
Cba,. VI. Retreating, alternately, by
Seaions.
Cba,. Vil. The Method of fetching and
lodging the Standard.
far This little book, which a&u.
:ily contains much information, is rec
ommended to the attention of every indi
vidualcompofing the different companies
of Troop. Nothing, however, which the
Printer can fay, will so forcibly recom
mend it, as the declaration of the Com
mander of a company, who communicat
ed the fork for the Press : " Print sixty
copies for me to present to my men—Ev
ei. Commander of a company will buy of
you—No Light-Horseman will be with
out one, if he knows any thing of its real
value in teaching him the duty of an ac
complished Dragoon—As for myfelf, I
would not be wuhout one, even if it cost
Fifty cents, instead of twenty."
The Price of the above book
will be 20 centsfingk—A ideduaiou will
be made to purchasers of 40 or 50.
Cbe Republican Sa,ette, ,
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