The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-12-25 00:00:00, page 2

And, in the-adju%ment &f this cale,
you will beguided by the indrutions
which you have -heretofore rececived
from this department in relation toit.
. It is, moreover, desirable, that pre
paratory to a ‘treaty upon dll the
points of difference between the fwo
countries, an arrangement should be
made for the revocation of tlie orders
in council. As it is upcertzip what
may be the Bhimate measures of Con
giefs at the present f+fliom, it cannot
be expeéted that the President can, 4t
this time, {ate the precise condition to
be annexed to a repeal of the orders
in council : But in general you may
gffure the Britith government of his
cordial difpofitica to exercise any pow
er with which he may be invefted,.to
put an end to. afls of Congress which
would not be resorted to_ but for the
orders -in council, and, at thefame
fime, of his determination to keep
them in force agaiaft Lrance, in case
her decrees should not aifo be repeal.
ed” . A :
[Eaclofed ia the foregoing letter ] ~
Deparinent of State, Fani 20, iBIO.
Sir—"The Pielident, anxious to ad
#ult the exiffing differences between
the United. States and Great Britain,
and deemicg it expedient to mak= a.
sother effort for that purpose, has giv.
en it in’ charge to me to infiru& you
to renew negociations in London, ua
der the commission dated 12th May,
1806, authorifing Mr. Munroe and
yourfelf severally, as well as jointly,
¢ to'treat with the Briti(h government,
relative to th¢ wrongs commiited be
tween the parties on the high seas, or
other waters, and frr eftablifbing the
principles of navigation and com
merce between them.” )
L have'the honor to be, &ec. s
(Signed) R.:BMITH.
Department of State, May 22,1810.
_-Slz—~Your defpatch of the 27th of
March, by the British packet, was re
ceived on the 17th of this month.
The' President has read; with fur
prife.and regret, the anfwer.of Lord
Wellefl:y 1o your letter of the 2d Jan.
and also. bis reply to your note requir
ing explanations with lefpe&: to the
blockade of France. ‘The one indi
cales an apparent indifference as to
the charaéter of the diplomatic inter
course between the two countries, and
the other evinces an inflexible determi-
Dation to. persevere in their fyfem of
blockade. 2ipbyald il e
The provision made for the diple-
Mmatic agency, which is to fuccged that
of Mr Jackson, manifelts a: diffatis.
faftion at the step necessarily taken
Bere with regard to that minister, and
at the fame time-a dimiaution of the
refpeé® heretofore attached ito the di
plomatic ‘relations between the two
countries. - However persevering the
President may. be in the comciliatory
disposition which has constantly gov.
erned him, he cannot be'inattentive to
{uch an apparent departure from it.on
the ‘other fide, nor to the duty impof
e+ on him by the rules of equality
and. reciprocity 4dpplicable. in fnch
cases. It will be very:agreeable to
him to find that the provision in ques
tion is intended merely to afford time
for a fatisfaory choice of as plenipo
tentiary {ucceflor to Mr. Jackson, and
that the mode of carrying it into ef
fet may be enuslly unexceptionable.
But whillt from the langtiage of ‘the
Marquis Wellgfley with refpeét to the
designation of a charge d’affairs, and
from ‘thé silence as to any.other fuc.
ceflfor to the recalled minister, iviis
left to be inferred that the former a
lone is in constemplation, it becomes
proper td alcertain what are theteal
views, of the Biinfh:governmentson
the goeafiony aods should. they be such
a#gbm;;m:inhrud«,a to. be, to-meet
them by a correspondent echange.in
the ; diplomatic: efbablifhinent of the
United States at l.onden. .. The Pre:
fident relics on your diféretion for gb-;
taining the requisite knowledge of this
{ubjed, in a manner that will do jultice
to the friendly policy which the Unit.
ed States with to be reciprocalin eve
ry. instance between the two Rdtinns.
But in the event of its appearing that
the: fabßirutioh of a%fa&m
for a minister plenipetentiary’is ta be
of . a.continuance not required ‘or ex
plained by 'the ioccafion, and: confe-
W tly.jo ify‘b‘gégdmfmemadrinu
from the deteer of Lotd Weilefley, the
pefped which the Usdited States bwe to
themselves will m;dim that you re
to the permiffjon hercby givehiby the
Gaited by a Ratute of thé last feflion,
iIV 17r codts:
eSNSy W st it R g «»»
:ff‘ el e e
They have not only refufed to employ
persons, who would not surrender this most
important right, this most diftingnithed
mark of our National Independence. but
they have fought to excite jealousies, and to
sow discord in private families. They have
exprefled displeasure at the *fathers’ em
ploying kis son toaffitt him in the hurry of
bis work. - Andinanother cafe,in a famjly
diftinguifhedly republican, they liave taken
their work from a son, and given it to his
fatherts thinking perhaps, thatthe old gen.
tleman in the decline of years, would be
more attentive tothe amaﬂ{ng of wealth, as
a bequest to his mumerous children, than to*
preserve inviolate, that noble spirit of fib
erty and independence, which achicved the
liberties of our country. :
By the way, I would ask 2 certain learned
commentator, who has given us several ve:
ry elaborate cffays on “ Federal Guilt” and
¢ Federal Sin,” if in all:his lucubrations on
4he {ubject, he has ever dilcovered, that
this is federalifm ? ' :
! It was.expeted, from the.many repulses
and mortifications, the aristocrats et with,
in theirattempts to tamper with the me
chanices; that perfccution would cease. But
this winter they have taken a new method
to further their 'viewb—laftead 6f an ass
{embly, as has been heretofore, the anpual
resort of ‘all those, who cither byprofcilion
or business would beentitled to go; a Fuute
of Ten, sols creatédand invifble, havéarrogated
the right of feledting from those who hidve
formerly attended the affcmbly, a company
-wader the name of a “ Private Subscription
Ball,” cxeluding, at their sovereign willand
plealure, persons whose characers contrast.
ed with theirs, would be considered at least
their equals, if not their superiors ;- if cor
reék maorals, integrity of principle, and the
advantages of birth, of .education and pro
feflion, are the criteria. of merits if not,
what are tlic qualifications 2 . Is.it corrupt
morals, diflipated . babits, or, #ll-gotten
wealth ? as one would suppose, on feruti
nizing the charakers of (their leading men.
- The manner of offcring the subscription
paper to the subscribers, is.a complete de
monftratign, that this cannot be called a
private social ball, of all those whoare in
the habits-of social intercolirfe and of visit:
ing each other freely--I am told, thst the
paper. .was firft offcred. to the most diftin.
guiflicd republican, and then to the mofk
distinguished federalift, and {o.op, alternate:
ly, to onc apd the other—now who will
pretend thag these gentlemen or their fami.
hics; are tmthe habits of social intercourse ?
I am informed, that this is a thing which
has been in contemplation for some years ;
that % this winter. they have made a begin -
ning which they are detbrmined to pursue;”
that they. are only imitating the lasger
towns. II am corredtly informed,in New-
York the ship. owners and impotring mer
chants exclude the thopkeepers from their
public balls ; but in this ¢ select party,”
where may be fouad every vice, and cvery
wirtue, that disgraces-and .adorns- human
nature, this curious aflemblage of / mer
chanty, retailers and clecks, 1 dcfy any pet
fon, to draw the line;and thew what areithe
requisite qualifications of admittagce. No,
this. Invisisre Junzo, this “ VirToous
Ten,” have ere@ced 2 tribunal more arbitra
ry than'the Inquisition, to try, convict and
pals featence at their pleafare, without giv
oerlrongyn sudo e oppartunity of Jeing
heard, without his knowing what arc his
éri;esl,‘aagkwbo nr:_, h}: zcc:hfm dmc dfcr}mz
. Perhaps it may be f{aid, that theis offeri
the -fuhfqrip‘&ion?pqur‘w the most diftin.
guithed republicans, i .tg:s g
5o party views in_the bofinels ; to, such 1
Wwould teply, !zb&p knew.they could not. get
# ulicient Tubieripiion, wihast. shat s
fould addte 'bsir;ﬁfwﬁﬁh%ﬁﬁmwbsir
!’m.ms:;éx.‘,s!« wgpld dsfent theie views ;
Their aim is, by.{l gh{}‘?‘ﬂ‘n’gﬁ%‘:‘lm
éfs&,.!kf?.!ﬁil;m&“m into a fybfervicn
cytot :;r uew;[ﬁ“ N -“'
.31 O Fedenalifon | hovw a W
g wiiat artficc, and 10 what bafenat, bave
‘ot ¢hy 2dvocates. refosted, to support thy
¥ ;;ihfg ,18;0. % 2 ”‘:5 iy 541 ,wg : f&- ‘(s«%‘
AR iy :m ML v G et
o a 1 o
‘p !m s’& g "“‘*’*"‘"?‘m ol
- i S o ""/"éf‘)’ _ : fc’v v ,’ ,:ﬂr ’*’:‘g"f‘; “.':
When awill the Bank mania haveanend ¥
conpcerning commeércial -intercourse
between the United States and Great
Britain and Frapés. Ycu will here
with.receive ahr:&‘eff' copy of thefame
a&.~ In the fourth fe&ion of this stat.
ute you will perceive a new modifica
tion of the policy of the United States
and, you will let it be understood by
the britﬂh government, that this pro
wilion will be..duly carried intoeffeét
on the part of the United States.
A fatisfa&ory adjultment of the as.
fair of the Chesapeake is very dela
ble. The views of the President upon
this delicate fubje®, you may colleét
not only from the inftru&ions hereto
fore given to you, but from the senti
ments that had been manifefted on the
part of this government in the discus
fion with Mr. Rose, and fiom the
terms and conditions contained in the
arrzngement made with Mr. Erskine,
And conformably with thele views,
thus to be collefted, you will confider
yourfelf hereby inftruced to negotiate
and conclude an arrangement with
the Britith- government in relation to
the attack on the frigate Chesapeake.
-1 have the honor to be, &c.
. (Signed) R. SMITH. -
. fcommuxicaTiON. T :
TO THE PUBLIC.
It has often been charged against the fed
eralifls, that theiraim and dehiga is to erect
an aristocracy in this country. An aristoc
racy tending tofubvert our most importaat
rights. That * all mem are born free and
equal” is a truth; that every American feeis
and realizes. e art
-~ The federalifts commenced the {yltem of
persecution, by an attack on the mechaunics,
It is well known, that the large body of me
chanics, in this tocwn, both as it respects
sumbers and refpe@ability, are republican.
To deprive so large a porticn of the com
munity of the liberty of conscience, was an
attempt ‘worthy of federalifm itfelf.
by Staze of N Flan phbigy . ol S Graflim gt
13 OTICL s tereby given to the noorefident propris-
I ‘LN tors and owrners of lapd in LANDAFF, in said
i ‘county, who have not paid sheir. Highway, School, and
« Connty vaxes-for the year 1816—that so- much of their
i land ‘as will.-pay (fa.igj_ﬁ(;-a;%‘wi‘th incidenta} charges will be
. fold at public vesdueat- the gwellinghoufe . 6f Nathariel
- Rix, innholder in fiid Landaff, on-the fiiß Tuesday of
. March A.D- 1811,at ten o’clock in the fotenoon, unless
" prevented by previous payment to me the I'Libfcriber.
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Names of Nosrefldents, § ogg g"% % ;; ‘g' ?: é
; ~ : = ogog' ‘i. g § g ;“;
K| Stephen, in the G &
|%y Liﬂmj}; Yo e o’}4 2 146 213 213 45 13
ingfman Stephen, in # ; ;
Noyes Jobmw . 1.8 3 4 96 231 231 89 12
- Tte Gore adjsining Lincoln 600 375 375 140 20
| Tbe Gore adfzining Covertry 600 450 450 167 24
How lfaac , 4 27 101 101 38 §
{'ZJMHLWI $ 28R 20 49 49 19 3
Carleton Elijab P AR S 37067 6% 36 4
LBaton Fohn G. 18 11 2 0o 78 15 23 -4
Burbank Fofiah ~ 1 9 3 08 5% 3% W.¥
Coon Kofs Dr. - 1 TR ¢ 95 132 132 50 7
Brown Robert £ 2 3 75 102 102 38 3
Noyes Isaac SES 3 sad 30 . 30,12 3
Clark Nathaniel 8. 1 §3 2 8 46 46 18 3
Landaff, Dec. 15, 1810. Josern Franpers, Collefior.
State of News- Hampfbire, Graften ff.
| NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident proprie
| tors & owners of land in the town of ELLSWORTH
county and Rate aforefaid, who have not paid their bigh
way, county, town and school taxes, for the year 1810—
that so much of their land as will pay said taxes together
with incidental charges, will be.fold at public vendue at
the dwelling house of Moses Avery, in said Ellsworth, en
Thursday the seventh day March next, at ten o’clock A M.
unless prevented by prewvions payment to me the fubferiber.
- TRELLS | = o ovake &3 (Ol 48 Undivided
Original proprietors I % g’ %.g§E ‘ g g g ‘é:
T ~ et .. .clece e
JobmParker, Efg. ~ 60 §3202201891 9 8
Samuel Noldred 00 €2 202 3098 gy B
Edmund Coffin© = 60 22 4 202 20189 1 9 8
Pele Lamgy < 100000 cige 0y 9198
Thomas Darling: -+ 60 5420220189198
Timothy Mountrord - 60 20 4 20 2 2018 9 1 9 8
g{illiam?camcr ’ 60 2 4 202 2018 g 198
obert Roberson * ' 60 8 1202 2018 9 1 ¢'B
John Barter 6014120232018 g 1 g 8
Joho'Harris =~ "' 60 1112022018 ¢9l ¢ 8
Foster Trefethriz * .60 23 120 220 18 9.1 ¢ 8
. Zachariah Foss - 60 .3 42022018 g 1 98
John Brown 60 1.2202203189 198
#homas Record .~ 6017 1 2022018 ¢1 9 8
William Mar(bali = - <6O 2 5202 2018 9'l ¢B§
Joseph Bass - ' ‘6O 8 520220189198
James Miller 1604144 30,2 20 18 9 1 9.8
fchabod Clark 60 4 5202 2018 9.1 98
Ichabod Clark jr. © 40 : . 9198
George Perfe 60 11 4 202201891 98
James Holland 60 9 4202120189198
Thomas Wendell = 6017 4202 201891 9 8
Dagiel Cate 6o 11. 32022018 9198
David Call .- . -7 8011 520220189198
Henry Gardner - 6o 2 620220189198
Rober: Trail, Esq. 5013318118317 9198
Joseph Harrison N O e 9198
Owner unknown 60-10 1 20 2 20 18 o
Nathan Webber 6o 21 3 20 2 20 18
Joba'White * "46 243 9198
William Blgnt 0o TTS ogy
Owner unknown .. ~ 60 13 1 20 22018~ 7
__4_ ~!-’/’fwr¢£ﬁ Nov.. 30, 1810, Breemen Avery, Colleflor,
. Stateof News-Hampfbive . . Rockingham .
NOTICEJS hereby given to the nonrcfidea-proprietors and'owners.
4V of land inithe town of CHESTER, eounty and slate aforefaid,
who bave not.paid their tares for the.year xßlo—that so much of
“their land as will_pay.ifaid tazes, together . with incidental char cs,
will be fold at kpuéagoy_cmmm}he dwei_ﬁngzbouk;dpﬁ' Facob Bliiost,
innholder in said Cheller, on Wednesday the sixth -day: of Mgich”
A, sk tew o WeE b M wulely: priyeated By pogions Bipdiingy
Qn‘ual‘fmprtmu ey ..‘ ,g 4% ‘a’%mggilds
eeT e e
Bnoch Sambarn -~y i Le 40 ÜBl5 1049800 8
' Z@#ﬁw,Cﬂtﬁfw!}’ﬂ#;mc(ww;ﬁ 24 & 5 6561
Benjumin Sanborn it Coeicige g 5 10'7 M 0 2
% m?’“m*‘gﬂr‘ g :’f:-a‘j’:‘ o .xg_ e“ ! ’} ‘eﬁ]ﬁ’*l‘ﬁ”ﬂ‘;
'M“f‘?}q#'r}; {* g;"f,:‘ ﬂ’ *G \‘;‘#Q"'?'dur‘ ,m‘i‘!
Nathanied Barcheldey ;a‘iio Hinge | ggerg 3‘3!&7 10 2
W ig: ASOAE N e Ths e e
Thomas Dean **' L 7770 040 17..8.5.10.7 108
~ Johin Sanbofm ;% [ .40 %e .85 10.7 108
E “’““’y’ffé sot owncl '%};’? 5G% by
i doas e PRRE SN T D 0 VR £ ‘;&3
iy Ty womed Wi )3 1y I§Bs 50
Samuel Thom "“‘i"‘f%%% M@’i i’l aa‘r? ,@ =
?’ ;fti Rt be ﬁ 51017 10 %
R e b -WY L LAY SIR T & PRI A
5 ¥ C!;*;l‘lermx it conunued, - &
’ Ailliem Qﬂ?fwaz't e 40 57 38 407 ;‘5 ‘
LPeter Weare. g BT N ey Thgss B 5107 10 g
Samuel Shackford, not owned by Sweetfir 30 62 3 5 58 51
| Zaén,&ﬁack[nrd,. aot owned by Chife 25 75_0[:,::)’5 e
Mark Hunkin, South Ead 26 83 dos 76 7 8
f'l:‘d_ward Giiman . 40 86 do 5107 10 =
. fames Prefeott i : 40 90 45107 109
- Nathaniel Sanborn ' .49 9l 45107108
~ Benoni Fogg, N, Ead 358101 t 45 96 g 3
Benjamin Towle do 34102 45 96 g 2
Samuel Smith W, Side 20406 45 58 51
Jonathcn Plummer do 20108 35 53 ss¢&
Thomas Smuk 8, Wefl part 20111 §5 53 '§.2
Joke Prefeott - : 40 113 5 510 7 10
Lbenezer Dearbern 40 I:4 55107308
_ Ruchard Liifford v W 40118 55107 1082
James Perhins, not owmed in Chefler 314119 55 96 g 2
Otephen Webster, 8. End Bl3t 55 1 3
Henry Skerburne, 6o 60 10 4 1510 158
Jonathan Flummer 6o 65 10 4 1510 15 3
Jekn Shackford, sot owned by Hills, 80 70114 85 83
Shadrack Waleon, that part in Chefler 15 108 4 4 483 41
Nathaniel Baichelder 6o 144 5 4 1510153
Philsp. Towle, not owned by Kimball go 105 5 4 g 5 91
Jenathan Clough, not owaed by Chafe 20 1 19-14 4 54 5 &
1 hamss Peeker, not owned tn Chefler 27128 144 75 41
Samuel Shaw 100 960&:‘“’2 3517255
. ery
M:fes Biake, S, E.corner " 50 97372189 132
Tthomas Dean 6o 83 12 4 151015 3
Jeremiak Savborm, mot cwned in town, 13;‘:2::;6 g 1 o
Joftak Batchelder | 10 8 6 ga g
fehn Prefectt Between 639 andg 10 8 6g2 g
Samuel Penhaltow \67 _forty acred 10 89 6 g 2 g
Themas Packer (Clasin thefifth NlO 92 632 3
James Prefcore. N\ division (o 8 6ge 3
Mark tunking 0100 6 32 g
. TN D
‘ NONRESIDENTS KNOWN. , g ¥¢ §
Ouwners’ names. Town, Description, Ry e
Samuel Adams, Londonderry, part of the farm ke 8 3
ey . lives om, not cwnid i hifler seite 1V 3
Nathaniel Brown do Oheirn & Gage place. &c. 104 70 105 21
David Read do Meadow -~ ~ 2013 20 4
Dawson Ruffi!l, do where G. Ruflell lived 20 I 8 20 g 4
Matihew Dickey do Dencvan place 0908850 10
Archibald MMurphy do .Besides efate by Iffe. :
; 3 P)' Hoaéﬁ;ﬁiallilind Sanz'll} %00 67 03 "
Capt. A. Adame do Wadwell place 15 10 15 g
Samucl Hardy (andia adjoining Knewles 10 710 2
Heirs of Col Duflin, do adjeining White lot 48.28 43 8
Nathan Brown "do No. g 6, 115,016, §msll&milllot2s 17 25 ¢
Peter Hardy, Saxdiwny joning kaeter River 15 10 14 3
Moses Heck ©do Qo 18 1218 g
Sherbnrne Senborn do Meadow : 20 13 #6 4
Dariel Davisjun do part of Moore's place 15 10 15 3
Jereh Towle, Hawke, between Sund.wn& Exeter river 73 48 73 14
]ames;;hd/_q,- Ruymond. pat of True place 66 44 66 13
okn Woodkoufe, Dover, ard ’ B
gam_e: Wood&iﬁ. Rock fier }'M” Worthens ; vi B |
Efiate Jos. Blanchard jr. twves vu, near Efg Blanckerdssg 1y 25 5
Jonathan Broton, Poplin, part of Moore’s farm 23 15 a 3 4.
- Heirs sos. Brown, part of the plucel.yaic Brown hideson 99 19 20 &
Wade Logswell, Dervyficid. Deer neck, &c., 75 59 75 15
Landformer lyowndby Ths& WmWicom, wheretheylived 45 30 45 o
The place John Basjord lrved on, where Grimes lives 1791 19 179 86
Richkard Barker, part of Cog [well’s place 8 6. 8 &
Place J:hn Brown lived on, ' 134 89 134 ey
Anthony Towie place he lived on 163 108 163 39
Roger Dation & f Wheeler place 7% R 78 14
James Kemball Popiin part of Moore’s place 27 +8 a 7 5
Michael Woriken place which ke liveson . 143 95 143 28
Jethro Sanborn, Sandown. . Fuss place Meadow &c. 8y ~ . =
Danitl Sawyer ~&of U heeler’s place -7% 48 73 14
Jofiak Palmer, Candia, &of Mill and Meil Lot 1o 6 10 2
G 5 All thafe persons who do mot pay their taxes prior to vendue -
day, mufl expeti co pay vendue cofiss £
| Chefler, Dec, 15, 1812 » STEPHEN CHASE, Colle@or.
State of Neav Hampfbire, - Strafferd .
NOTIC E is hereby given to the nonresident proprietors and owns
, ers of land in the town of FARMINGTON, in said county,
who have not paid their taxes for the year 1850—that so much of
their land as: will pay said taxes together with incidental charges,
will be fold at public vendue at the.dwelling house of John Mead,
in said town, on Monday the vighteenth day of February next, at test
o’clock in the forenoon. uniefs prevented by previous payment.
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SOt iR TR R e
. !« ERSONAE sl et il
R ONLEARb Rl Eba by
o : s 8 ¥ X ,
| ' CMDCMDCMDC M
" s\bn Ricker aud others 124 3 47 47 156 118 362
Fabn Burnbam ' others,imp. ©I 3 25 132 44 23 1t 6
- Fofepb Kent £2O 3- 933" TOWY 133 1% s
Lo, boufe and flore ((at the aock T ;
Ja called) said to be the proper g 1052 1108 %6 327 8313
ty of William Fores . ' : A
Moses Davis senior-and others '7B 2 122 61 2 331585258 469 7
.;aba_smitb 13 033 .70 . 835 375 38D
Lhomas Hanson and others 59 2 40 10 34 Ry NSy
Fobn_Bickford %31 314035 1167 8153695
MMifes Davijr. & otbers imp. 1103 4633 767 578§ %771
\ ;7olmguzz;;’ ; 53Z 19 °9% 3r7 238 91
Capt Benj Wintworth. im ; ' i
iygﬁméyzwgglefwmb 7 },127 310033 110 8152541
Farmington, Dec. 5,13 10. : HEZEKIAH HAYES, Colizétor.
State of New. Hamplbire, Strefford . -
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident proprietors and
+ Y owners of land in the town of ALTON, in said County, who
have not paid their highway, county, fchoo}l house, school and town
taxes for the vear 31810, that so much of their land as will pay said
“taxes with incidental charges, will be fold at public venduc at the
dwelling house of Mr Thomas Jewett, innholder in said town, on
Saturday the twenty-third day of February next, at ten o'clock in
the forencom, ulels prevented ty previous payment. . -
oetT i e e BAE L QTR Rg 3 - &s\‘ ;g 3
Proprictors or Kow QT G < £
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