Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-27 00:00:00, page 3

, DomefticNews.
A fun has been brought by the
^B^
galnil Gen. Bavte, for 5000 ac res
^ land. This fun ,^
$ the Circuit Court the prefect
month, and is brought to try the
title lo the land within the Gren
viZ/e claim- This claim ins
eludes nearly two thirds of the
Slatt' ri*f. °
intern
*T< faro tafy^%o|,4
fa, for threaten^ to fa the „,
and a aegro belonging to Mrs Ford, for
confering ^gsinft lie whim, were con- ^
damned ,o'be hung „fterday i Toity,we
are informed, has been granted a respite
by his excellent, the governor, until the
30th of
r Philadelphia, July 16.,
/t is certain that a fever like tta.<urbicb
ft^fahm 93 .to. 9' ¥ 9^
to Q to afraratafaff ^ Smet, C
fa^Qh the nhgbborbmd of th tot
Demi*, Pacta. Mfa thth orfor,
©U, and fatal i. to termination. There it
• fofe, /•frQ & *"' '"* ¥
mta@dfa on brotto re cmotto, aidthat
d „ i.feiffi#im the tie,. ¥b^f
fe call for prompt tofeffifo ^1 on
tbo part of the tedof&6„ o fore to
CTUrminatt fbi bora,. CT^ w ^ d^rora.
^'-^t
, We learn from Captain Jack
fori, who arrived here yesterday
in 12 days from St. Marysthat
fyt before he failed he wagity!
formed by aSpamfh gentleman
of repeatability direct from Weft.
Florida^ that the French had late,
ly landed at that place 35 000
„Troops. This news was gcqer-
« ally believed at St. MaryV and
filled them with apprehensions °f
trouble from the Freridt,%'
^ "^l^ ^ infa te
that pne of Bowleg privateers had
lately taken a Spanish brig ftym
Havanna for &. Augustine, vat
ted at 40,000 pounds fterliDfc
the fame privateer had also cap
fluted a Spanish ichooner loaded
with flout; both of which were
'fert into a port the weft fide of
Cuba,jhenfo^ ^:
Jackion does n%recolle&;
- A gentleman who arrived here yester
day in brig Enterprise, from Antigua,
&n^^
tgnttwho had test that Iflmd in confe
qQtt of the troubles were generally re
Jurniofo Hialfo informs, that most of
the Blacks had been Cubdued ; thatoul,
, t few Mattering ones toll held out^and
that many of them had been hung
^ the dozens, and as many shot./
.Our informant adds that he only beard
4 f one white man having been put to
death for aiding the Blacks-, French
planter-who requested to be lint, as he
B^^
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; From the fame gfatlem.n ,k,
tod"*": fomTfofo ^°
&#<', retire toM^ifr. He
@, that throb no doubt but there
tilth nffwl itiaftcre of the whites I
ntih^
'poHeffion the Lilian , . |
very much dreaded by the inhabitants, j 4
ti^^
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^l,^W%'fo:^Z'l
lllti. V t
lira rrencn government nave pro
hibited, forl limited time, all foreign,
ere from trading to an, of thur Weftin
die pofleffiona except St. Domingo.
The paltry effufiona of party, agatoft
the Prefimt, on the 4 th of Joly, ihewa/
to what a Gontemptible state ttam.fam
b reduced. In Wfton, the Governor
gave, “ the Prcfi , ? nt of the U. Stater,
at hir üble. The Ctocmoati pa,d him
^^^^^
found with hia praiftr.
Inftalled-ar Baroftable, on Wed. es.
^ "^^J^: p ?\'°J h , e ''
office of the Baptist church oere&
Married, it Newyork, J 3 mes©afa
jun. aged 17, to Mifi Balfton, aged 14.
NIPOLEONE BONAPARTE
It either afo of bite the ftandatd of
public opinion— time will thoff Mitch.
He is acknowledged to be rhe greatest
f^dier, cffi m^eogioaer, mathematician,
• :%^^
fcHe rat never made a treaty, which has
mot bumbled his adversary, and adtauc.l
ed his ofto credit with that of ^Qina.
whose affairs he direds. Nor . has he
profofed a findefchemb of public utility,
which has normally Succeeded. H r is
alto an orator, a fine writer, a virtuoso,
chemist and ^giGaor. He fecms as if
he had eclipsed all his cotemporaries ; &
as if kings and emperofs were loft in thel
effulgence of his glory7 He has fought
with the greauft generals andrhe firmeft
troops in rhe world. The names oftbefe
prooto are already fotft°l "'1
only remembered to ill,fyffi Warne.,
Their troops have been broken, fetter-,
ed and annihilated. Ha hr.s been twice
in tight of WW. Germany, too,la,
rablemA to the Romans, has been pier
ced by a thoufasd wounds and in athou
tad points, by the persevering irrefifta.
Sie courage of a Republican foidtery, led
on by this favorite chi„of vidory—'' an
obfeure, fdfxreared Cn&n." He has
negotiated with the most fobtie and ae
complied eperans in diplomacy, and of.
thea& febtol; yet it is not even pretend
ted, thatto the cabinet he has notim
prated fety military e ent to the great
est possible advantage. It his life were
merfurerf by bfe great anions, he hassk
reacy infinitely exceeded those narrow
limits which the infirmities of nature
have prescribed to our moralor physical
ekiftence^and strange t^fi/, this soldi
er, general, statesman and kgifluor is no
mo;e than 33 years of age!
_ What & there wanting to finish hrs
portrait ? Only that common fedfe and
common hebefty foould eonftitute the
ground work of hit other qualifiCTions,
land he will be hailed by future genera,
lions as a phenomenon in nature, which
nas neter been equalled and perhaps ne
ver can befbrpaffed in an, age or coun^
try. It lataambition to make the Fr.
Republic as gteat in arts as in arms—to
gireira n^cole of lag civil and com
mercial, together with a new system of
education ; and to annihilate fadion,by
raifiag the national foirit and charader
to the highest point of glory, and by in.
difcriminately employing merit and tal
ents without regard to patty— What be
has done it astonishing ! what he may
do, leaves the mind in Ipcertaiot,; sus
pended Qobope ^ fear. He
not live in vain; he will become,^
^^l^ff^#^
&^^fo.:
midil the ^audits or execrations ot roam.,
, Loadou, May U. The Bey of Algiers
had confected to receive the ,rfo of
.ttm^#
mfefflebmrece fflre^
& Ort Friday te^grtdt^this
filter a lingering iadifoofi^on, that
ritiZeo 'DfR
Prefide'nt ot New Hamolhfre Medi
cal Society, aad one of the' best Phyfi. ^
Country—ip the yeth year ©I bit age,
^DROWNED!— At Northwood, hft
and Mfl L 'La #GLYIWhOiIO Bttentot'l
CT^l^publtrau oa,etft
„ry ,& foi,% ~od& r
fa ~_ ta & Ffo Govern
h& „sot atitffe ./ it. Tbe
Y fy mt b, to j„ # QQ^
rfy „,."« of an ^ormixt„e ./ rfeicaoe,
beroe mareifofa tbfir dm ebtoiniu tbt bit
oxocrate of RfrblicaQ, fotbo
fy fonciatione egfofl on, CtfQ
Atottotoie of ibo PQ Choice.
In the Legislature of Vermont,
of 1798 there were iwenty#three
Republican only-in i 799 fifty
two--in 1800 feventy-five—and
j& 801 they had a majority of
twenty.—" How are the mighty
fallen!"
!,fcI)ERAL r > REBRltf*^ ATIVES.
Z Fernibe CteriCT Os N.ll.
J“ We are aidhorif&o mention that
[the Hon. Abiel Fo^tervE/f. df
lalines being corjidere; a candidate
I for reprHentative tot/ie next Can.
I grefsof the United States."
REPUBLICAN TICKET,•
7: : 'Tort THE GAZETTE.
To the Free £l&rs of tbe„State of
,f New-Ham,Jhire.
)THE period approaches when we shall be
' called to choose five Repfefeotatives from
this State to the Congress of the Vai#
, In the rxercife of this important duty, It
thould be our concern to use our tek,
I tfons to promote the eledion of such
Imm/as will in all fituattoni, use their §
be& abilities in the fopport of the prefect.
administration of the Federal Goverp, {
rtient; for on the continuance of this .
Fyftem, the fatety (nd prosperity of these
United Sjates depends % mould ass)
ton rider that the fdedion of our candf,
da<e> Should be made fr,m charaae/s re-+
filing in various parts of the State, and ,
-fepim^tely acquainted with its agricuWty|
ral, with its commercial and i, politic,! *
interests. The foHo^iog Ticket will ;
unite thole riquifites and objidh which ;
.tee have Gated.
CLEMENT STORER,
For Rockingham Count,.
JONATHAN STEELE,:
Strafford Count,.
JONATHAN SMITH,
Hilfarough Count,.
NAHUM, PARKER, 1
7 Chefore County. ^ ' j
MOUDY BEDEL,
Grafton Count,.
NAHUM PARKER to fill the ,
Vacancy occafibried by tire refe,
nation of Joseph Pierce.
These gentlemen are retyiaable men,[
deferring and we? hope will receive thei
fuff ages of all the true friends to thit;
&itie and their Country—such feemt to'
be The VOICE otM^NY.
commua^t/on.
.AT (he oUebca<ioot>f th< 4<h of Jal, TO *
tbe ob, at H^o% the following, Grafts
^^ ^.^##
who united tor the purpose of cemmero.,
ora tin, the Day.-— Good n^eo will be'
pieced to fee thia emanation of cote.
principles from that rijp&bh Seminar,,a
and so happy a portion of Gen, us arid 1
Sex t j mert so honorably devoted—de-;
voted to the support of all that is dear to r
, tte .prefect Federal Cover orient,
the Union of the S%-% Liberty,
and the Conftitutioh.
% The Day we eelebrate-May the
Sun wakened aoa the Stars ta from ;
;^X^wl
2. The Constitution of the U. States
-Uniting ancient and modern wisdom, ,
mav^ ha transmitted our© and unCotv
The to Ffot% U. State,--
May he emir oppose integrity arid purity
of caudal to the difraaiou of hiaJMfc'
melit Th^^
I@~ B°™ ho . ^.9,""^ I ,^
I fi ,"' hei '^B&; —B dhroW
Fg@ ProfAr£g%,'j^ ^
I'rnlmat #t lfr I'm Wilf
I glory peace, wu, vu, uuiwdim
' be energetic end flligb^^
10. Our departed Wafhingtor.—May
+ Ms,Qbe trafohted t^
erattons as Ipotlets as his character.
ZJX, The deratedLid, Wethington—
May,be Daughters of Columbia wet her
11. An eternal toem brance o&tbofe
VtrilLANi who bravely fought and no
bly died in the cause of their country.
1 3• &3!>##;Writ of Unanimity,
z^^^^
tinue to vibrate and revibrate till day
and eight shall mfe to measure time.
if Our new Sifter, the N. W. Terri
tory —May she become a Tampaftof de
feoCT agatoft the encroachments of am
biuous neighbors. f „
,'fr M*y the bud of Liberty, which
became a flower in America,.diffufe
its fragrance throughout the wfe,
16. Columbia's Daughters— Mistress
ttcf<M<,B,Qte,ffiy ib e ,.Dt--
ver bestow them undefooi,.
17." P>A„ on earths and Good
WQ toya^M^^ty Q
B, the Chairman, Mr. Rfehaflfcn-.
May the heart of every true Republican
throughout the Union this day be glad.
,^ Mr. Hotchkifi—May jufiice, can
dour, and firmoefy ever charaftrifr the
President of the present adminiftratioD.
By Dr, Sparhawk— May the Indepen-\
dence of America never be facrifieed on
the altar ot fadion, ^$
By Mr, BillirigfoMa, Religion, tho'
tyufrud, claimed by a party, bafltt.
tensive as the benevolence of its author. 1
By Mr. Weftoo—The Judiciaryofahe
U. $. the Guardian of cur Rights ,qd
Libenies —Msy it never become-the
humble /a /& of h6ion. „,.
By Mr. Lyman—The Igtq President of
the U, S.r-May his virtues be embalm
ed in our memories his errors forgot^.
' By Mr. Morse—The pretext ^ ininif.
tration—May the wiinom of i^roedpß,
fupercede the recent, of fedition^as
and ^ W^Q J „. _
Mr. Haines— The Aneocao Ea.
gle— May the never be caught rin :he
faare of Aristocracy. ct^.
By Mr. WoodmaßrGen. Montgome
'X^Thoogh he ileeps on the bank of the
feCalftani waters of the St. Lawrence ;
yet may his memory be fevered by Ame
ricans through tlte long trads of future
time.
By Mr Pettingili— The CulriffloYs of
the Soil— May the, vherifh the tee if
Libert,, until its expanding boughs shall
overffiadow the wide range of the Uni-
Z^A.) died in Pirginia, Got DtodMor.
B, ih Hero If &g&» ','°f dbpabhft
)u6 and fairif ornaments in th Retail
ary Coatifl=ln bh 66tb year
tyCATCtfHIM! HOLD HIM.
T ENT, on the 16th instant, to
IJL4 a man who called his name Frazier.
to tide a Short distance, a small black
Dutch horf%abo4 tQ.^ds high, w<h
a white far ip, hi, forehead. Frazier fe
apparently of irilh extraction, about 60
year* of age, or upwards; grey hair ; of
Middling fide—be fays he was in the old
French war, ,«Q@l4t'f of,ud in
Canada, where he has mostly redded for
five,al years „(L : As either man nor
horfehave since been heard of, I am faf
picious that P.zter will not return; and
4 do therefore give notice to whomsoever
will return feid horse and Frazteqonei-
Iher of them, ar inform where (he„botfe
may be found, (hall be ha.idfomely rc
rifrarded by me, Q '
%„, JOHN ROBERTSON, so
Bow, ^Hatf&, Job 26.?,, 77
ft. If Mr. George, of Portland, and,be
Printer at &%.%&,; pill in fir t &
atefcsafc „% ifrh, f
oblige an iforul/tltoman^nd prbty if- >
fo/@fo^^
PUBLIC AUCTION;;/
/IN Wednesday the firft day of
QSeptember nex^ill b^ by the <
uade&oed, st PUBLIC VENDUE, a
:VALUABLE & FARM,^ ;^
fared d^n the greet road , near the
^H'T"h dS N°wH°°-
(hire, coniihiog of about sixty five acres
I ANDin Stable oroDorlion with
flnnftaniiint hniiriinai. inf vendur
conveßieni;, Puuaing#. °
^^^ 'triZtete'p % :'fiid'd^.
ifes, at one 0 clock r. M.on laid nay ,
conditions, of sale will made
known : and .1 liberal credit, on good
ffof the purehafe
money. further informern, ea
quire^Col. Gild to Siii&ry,^ MA
£foUfr,,tffi
Tuff 22' 1802. ^^ '^^77 :