The American Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-08-17 00:00:00, page 4

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"LINES,
0# aTanng Lad,', wifoingre %d & I
Xir Balleea.
forbear, fwcet girl, your Scheme forego,
And thus our anxious troubles end;
That you will ryifull well we know,
But greatly fear-you'll ne'er defend.
When angels tee a mortal rife.
So beautiful, divine, and tsirt
They'll not releafeyou from the Ikies,
But keep a SistEß Angel there !
Lebre of Ccmus.
A truestor,— and a good one.
A deacon of a Church in a
'neighboring town, anoted Fede
raft was.met by one of his ac
quaintance in the month ofjune
last, who Inquired of him where
be was going? The Deacon very
readily informed him to Hartford
to buy a supply of Salt for his fa
mily's use, before the fir* of Ju#
ly ; for after that time he said Salt
would rife so high, that he did
not expert to be able to pur
chase any more :—What will
make it rife Deacon, fays his
neighbor ? Why fays the Dea.
con, didn't you hear what Presi
dent Jefferfon has been doing ?—
lie'll certainly rqin us, for be has
(taken off all the duty on the Ju
-torc+AßY and laid it on Salt.
Hartford Mercury#
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<ANECDOTES.
A young gentlemen went to consult
Sejant Maynard (author ot# bock en
titled Law Qwbbles) how he might fife
iy carry cff an helrefs. " Y i u cannot
doit at fill with fifety," said the Sergeant,
'" bull'll tell you what you m^y do; let
her mount a horse, and hold the bridle
and whip; do you then mount behind
her, and you are fate, farfa runs awe,
wtb,n." The Sejeant was, however,
fi&ieotly punifheu for his quibbling
advice, when next d^y he found it warm
own daughter that had run away with
it client.
- A GOOD ONL
A few days ago, a traveller from
the Rate of Maryland, allightedat
ajav^rn in Gettysburg, (Fenn.)
Entering into conversation with
an attorney at that place, the tra#
seller inquired who were the can.
didates for the government chair
to be supported at the next elec
# lion in Pcnnfylvania. The attor.
ney replied there were two, viz.
Tom M'Kean, and Tom the D<vd.
Tom the Devil! exclaimed the
traveller—this, then, must be the
Federal candidate ; for evety bo
dy knows that Thomas M Kean
is the Republican.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW INVENTION.
The Improved Saw-Mill, for
mbicb tbtfebfaiber to abtaiai# a patent.
/ THIS improvement laves the
sawyer much labour, and the
work is also much more expedi
tious. The log being slabbed,
tuined down, and the saw flawed,
the whole operation proceeds
without further manual aid; for
the instant the cut is finifhed, the
log moves back, and at the fame
time is guaged to the utmost ex
a&nefs by the machine, ready for
another cut in two thirds of a min.
ute. The saw resumes isa&ion
in the log, and thus moves in al
ternate succession until the whole
be cut up in any given dimen
sion, at which time the mill ffiutt
up if required, or at any number
of cuts for which the sawyer pre
pares, for his attendance is un.
toeceffaty.,
Any person or ftrfons inclin#
Ing to purchase the privilege of
eroding this valuable and simple
machine, or of adding the un
provenrent, which may redily be
affixed to any Saw Mill already in
use, will please to apply to the
subscriber at Weft Brandywine
Bridge, on the Philadelphia and
Lancaster turnpike road, Penn
sylvania, or to Dr. Thornton,
commissioner, City of Washing.
ton. MOSES COATES.
Waftington, rf,ril 5, 1802.
bonTpTrte.
At Paris, some time since, Bo
naparte was compared to Wash
ington. "Stop,' said an old of#
ficer present, who had fervid un
der Washington at Yorktown,
I"stop till he has resigned his pow
er; we will then compare them."
The old officer was right. The
last ftcp of Bonaparte's has de
stroyed the comparison forever.
To rank with Washington, the
good, the gallant, ahd the great,
he can expe& no longer.
CINCINNATI.
We read in a Delaware paper
that the Society of the Cincin-!
NATI in that Bate is diflulved;
ahd by a resolution of the Socie#
th patted 7th of January last, the
flock of laid Society has been
fold,; and on the sth of July,
inst. a dividend of the proceeds
(according to the sums originally
fubferibed) was made amongits
members.
*="* • '.
'The Britiffi Peace eftablilhment
is fixed at 60 000 men ; —a force
no stronger than that kept on foot
in the reign of Charles 11. A
similar reduaion is also to take
[flace in the Naval Department.
✓ ^reat disparity.
The total majority of votes by
which the republican members of
Congress have been chosen from
12 diftrids in Newyork, is Elev.
en Thousand and twenty fix.-—
The majority by which the Fede#
ralifts were chosen in the 5 re
maining diftri&s is only eleven
hundred and thirteen!
Population of Spain.
According to a calculation
formed upon the plan of the
Count D' Aranda, the population
of Spain, amounts to 9 307,804
individuals, of whom 157 805,
are composed of the regular and
secular Clergy.
hgqiity. In the year 1702,
died at Smyrna, one Lupazzolo,
at the age of 118 years—He had
fixt, children by five wives, be
sides such as were illegitimate.—
His oldest son died before him,
at the age of 85; at ihich time
his youngest daughter |was but 6
years old. i y/
ftck.the following prices were given :
1 large importer duh iota aois# 334
The fecoad Size, ... ify
Two Cows tor . - I. zo§
sh^"^:"' °" ' II
Dileep, - • • •
The Boftoa Centinel will not believe
And::" #! '" ™ llldelphfa !
prefcrvatlon. The too holds a tfflll
mace io his right hand, end tire part,
gonium io bis left; the helmet on his
head b farmownted with a large frlume
of feathers re&mbiiag that of the cele
brated flattie ot Villa Borgbeefe, which,
however, is not ci equal workmaDihip.
This woik, which certainly is one ot the
fined that Greece has produced, does not
exhibit the name of the artist —the io
fcription varivi werti engraven on one of
the legs, proves that it had been conse
crated to the God of War.'
There is now a curious trial pending
in one ot the courts of France : A Lady
has inftitoted a felt against het hvlb nd
for alimony', (a „ar@te muintamoj.—-
The hplband admits that he w*s married
to her, but contends that the marriage is
not valid because it w*s contraded mtre»
ly to save the life ot the lady, who had
taken refuge in his house during thefan
guinary rtign of Rob-fpierre. On the
other band, the,wife effects that the mar.
ri^ge was is all intito andpwrpefo a rtal
•a#, and that as the gentleman was kind'
enough to /#<,# bin ifi, be can do no left
thaff maintcir bffjor lift.
7=reCTte~fo=^tere^^
A Great Bargain /
TO BE SOLD,
AN excellent FARM, situated
in Rodney, in the county of Graf
ton and State of Newhampfhire=con.
tainiog about one hundred and forty a
cres, within forty rods of the Meeting
House ; with two good Orchards on the
fame, and g ood, new, convenient buiid
ings—together with an excellent sawmill
within about one hundred rods of said
buildings —atsoj
A FARM in Newbury, in the
Stat, of Vermont, containing one hun.
dred acres of excellent land, with a good
house and barn oh the fame § produces
about ten tons of English hay now, but
is calculated to make a good farm ; with
in three miles of the meeting house, on
the road to Topfham. For further par
ticulars, enqafre of the fubferiber living
on the premises in Rumney.
DANIEL EATON.
Ramney, Aug. 6. 1802. 79
RCATCHHIM! HOLD HIM.
LENT, on the 16th inftaht, to
a man by the name of %. Frazer,
to ride a Abort diftaoce, a small black
Dutch horse, about 14 bands high, with
a white star in his forehead. Frazier is
apparently of Irish extraction, about 60
years of age, or upwards ; grey hair ; of
middling size—he fays he was in the old
French war, and owns a trad of land In
Canada, where hehas mostly resided for
several years past. As neither mart nor
horse have since been heard of, lam sus
picious that Frazier will not return ; and
I do therefore give notice to whomsoever
will return said horse and Frazier, or el.
ther of them, or inform where Iho horse
may be found, Shall be handfemely re-[
warded by me,
~JOHN ROBERTSON, fa.
Bow, N Hampshire, July $6, 1802. ,7
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PUBLIC AUCTION
ON Wednesday the firft day of
September next, will be fold by the
uoderfigQ at PUBLIC VENDUE, a
VALUABLE FARM,
filtrated upon the great toad, near the
Sneering house in Andover, in the county
of H"&rough and State of New Hamp.
Shire, eonfifting of about fist, five acres
of well cultivated choice good Orchard,
Mowing, Tillage, Pasture and Wood
LANDS, in finable proportion, with
convenient buildings. The vendue to
begin at the dwelling house on the prem
ises, at one o'clock P. Men said day ;
when the conditions of file will be made
known; and a liberal credit, on good
security, given for a part of the purchase
money. For further information, en
quire of Col. Gale in Salisbury, or Mr.
^fr^H^
Journeyman Hatter
A Good Fur Workman may find
employment, good wages, and have his
money weekly or monthly, by irnmedi.
me application to • > '>;
Jonathan Hutchinson,
1 Joly It. 75 of Bofcawan.
IWANTED.
Iwho wanes to learn me oaaoier s
I the Printer of this roef' "' '1
' TAKE NOTICE.
THE subscriber informs Ml
those who are indebted to him,
wither by note or account, that uolffs
they fettle them by the fifteenth day cf
September next, he Shall put them into
ho attorney's hands to coiled ,
RICHARD WHITTEMORE.
Pembroke, Aug. 4, 1802 7,
To be SOLD, at VENDUE,
On WedoWdM, the i;th September next.
A FARM, owned by Samuel
Fowler, Esq. on the great road fom
Cooft and Dartmouth College to Biftoa,
and on the New Turnpike Road leading
from the mouth of White River to the
New Bridge over Blanchard's terr,, and
00 to ,artfmouth, Haverhill, Salem, or
Burton.——-A LSO,
3 or 400 acres of unimproved
LAND la Balcaweii, which with good
improvement will make good farms. It
may b« fid in such lots as will best Suit .
purcha r ers. \
The home place is convenient
for afef averier, Trader, or Tradesman
of any kind. Gord Credit [may be bad
for a part of the purcbafe money. The
lands may be viewed before fate, by ap
plying to
SAMUEL FOWLER.
B. Scawen, Aug, 9, 1802. 79=6,
Small Bank Bills.
State of New. Hampshire.
h the,Mr as aar Lard, m tbaaiaad tight
bvied Qxd turn ~
man «ff to prevent the city
g^fo&uiation and currency of Bank
Bills of a denomination left than
five dollars.
BE it «*&&"! b, tbs Siaafr and Hrafe •,
Rr„rfratati<uu in General Gart m
•fo. That from and after the firft da,
of December next, 00 person Shall pay or
receive in discharge of any contra^ or
bargain, or for any valuable confidera
tton whatever, any bill issued by any
Bank or any banking company, other
than the Bank of the United States, or
the Bank or Banks within this State, of
a less denomination than five Dollars,
under a penally ot four Dollars, to be
recovered as well of the person so paying
as of the person so receiving, by salon
of debt, with costs of suit, to the use of
toy persons, who Shall within one year,
thereafter prosecute the feme;
Aad ba it farther maad. That the Se
cretary cause that said AS be published
as fooß as m^y be, in ^ the Newspa
pers printed in this State, fax weeks.
State of New- Hampshire.
la tba Heafa c, Riferflatotiw jm t„ a
1802. r
Tux foregoing bill having had three
several readings passed to be u&,
Seat a, fr Ceaearrtta,
JOHN PRENTICE, Speaker.
laSenaH tba jam day, this bill having
han read a third tiau, seat aaaati.
AMOS SHEPARD Prtffe
Approved, June 18, 1 802.
QJ.T. GILMAN, Groct
A Trac Cm, Att,,.'
J. PEARSON, Wry.
K, The fawal printer, so tbit State, art
reqaafadea publife )ba abava Lave, far tba
term affix vueab,fat the exptya as tba State)
in tbair foaral arajpapers, far the infrana
tiea as the public art larger
PEARSON, See.
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can, possessing no predileaion for Eng
land or France, but who loves his own a^
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Dlte.l^lehtß Ltew
10 tne KepuDiicans, wno are
attached to Rational Liberty, and the
prefait Democratk: Cpuffitiitioffli Qf the
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