Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-06-22 00:00:00, page 3

ft^te of its moll dear unalienable rights."
But, thank Ged, our lights are yet fe
-4* cure, by our vigilant watchfulnefs, and
'the iov# of mercy shields the enemies of
independence from that vengeance their
crimes so-richly def.rve.
;, ,Etfaid some time since, that
Massachusetts would Jitfort Mr:
JEFFERSON, and the Repub-,
, lican majority in the National
government.—We now refer our
readers to Governor STRONCI's'
Speech, as a proofof our afferv
'lion. R^. Gazetteer-.
No wonder that the Federa/fo
harp continually on '- Virginia
, ism," and sicken at iis very name,
when Virginia was almost the firft;
Statein the union, that opposed
British usurpation, arid Tyranny,
and has produced a Washin ;
ton, a Jefferson, a Maddi#
• son,a Gj Les, and^hofttfother
conspicuous worthies, who for a.
bilities, genuine republican prin.
A).cipleq and patriotism, and philan.
^ty^throphy, are leconp t& no char-,
liters in America, if'they are to
an)swhi ch Europe can produce.
# Weirtoay the enemies of the pre
sent economical administration
of Mr. jX,*soN, the friends
of defpoti ftQdread the command.
, " ibgfauencc^
and highly republican state, which
tan boast of hav&gfo many re
publican sons, and Who nowlepves
'•old Ma^chufeW apparently
far behindter, inf principles
of the%,chool. A '
flew Tori, June B<\ Several
% . ^pf the necessaries of life, vAtich for
, some time past have beentynor
'moufly high, we are happy $ ob
serve, are coming down'ty a peace
^price., The article of good but
' * ter which has been from 2f to 3f6
is now felling at one ' Shilling,a
pound. We with we could a^
that good BEEF was proportion-,
lably low. This article, above all
retains :the w%,rfc,
1 fyiflM 0, a letter from Ltxingtlri; Kentucky,
dated Ma, 10, 180#.,
" The Louifiaoß country being in the
Ibands of the French will,! think, make
a favourable change in out trade to
New Orleans/ The noofenfe of, their
coming to claim the country as far as
PitUbrirg is too ridiculous to be fcriouf.,
ly brought of. Theprplepf this coun
f r r y are ar good soldier, for,the country
<,hey possess as the oldest veterans in Bo-
Dapartetiarmy; & however we may have
/ prefered the polities of France to the po
litics Os Rugland, , never &11 «,&
to the force or intrigues of either."
'„The Federalists by infitting On an en
# quiry into the application of public mo-
Wothte&, so for
fer their ran back! Sun.
The accomodation between Touiffaint
and Le Clerc is fully confirmed, which
puts an end to the war in S,. Domingo.
,—
The popy^tTon of the two Qu^
rolinas (even since Tenneffec js
Icut off) amouty^ to ^lame as
qhe population of Maffachofetts,^
,L'M&ne & co^ticu^
;tfw*u@ palette. 1
The Hod. Genetal Courtcl 6 f-J
[The ibcOTpmtioti of the New I
An a& directing a New Valu
ation to be taken :—it is expected
that when this is done a new ar.
rangement of the Senatorial Dif^ I
tri&s will be made by the Court t
agreeably to the Constitution.
An a& for the better infpe6ti<jn'
of Pork and Beef for exportation./
This att may prove highly bene
ficial to the Farmer and the Mer
chant. No country can produce
better Pork and Beef than Ame
^tera^'P"'’ ' attended to, and
none will command a better mar
ket, if rightly prepared for expor
tation. Beef, Pork, Butter ai&
Cheese are the staple commodi.
ties of New Hampshire : it thertf
fore behoves the Farmers jo pro
4#tc them in the belt perfedion.
J^ SENATOR.
The Hon. Mr. Sheafe, (dqti rev-^
olutionarj, according totheCa/en.
dar, having resigned his feat inj
;|he' Senate of the United^ States/*
under the truly economical, Re.l
publican adminift raftion of the)
great and patriotic Jeffeß^OX,j
the Gen. Court on Thursday lai!I
proceeded to the choice of a new .°
Senatorto fillthevacancy: On ;
counting the ballots; the votes gi
ven flood for the Republican can-'
didate,
:Nikolas Gilman ^
(Nahum Parker aljfo had 2)
and for the federal candidate
William Plummer 19&-
So that Mr.'Plummer was declar
fe^d'e&ed.' It cannot Jcape the,,
notice of the Citizens of New Hamp-
Jhire,.(who are nearly all republi-\
caiis) that this is'dtefaoh^dr third
anti-revolution^, chara@er which;
has been eletted b, a small majority \
iji the* General Courts to the Senate
of the U. States, within the space of
piejiiort year /—Truly, we have
fallen upon flran^e times!
Mr. Gilman is a Republican,
and that was Efficient for the in
flilcd federalijis to strain every
nerve to prevent his ele&ion.(
,^&rrtfon^,t obfavu, that —Oftbt
Ripyblican memberifyirm a6fy fwbW bad,
% H^P^fat ^^foe left.pmfyrit,
as nine in/av^r es the Fedtfal Ctofatt.
W^4 P'J •" tb " ref m "4% **ft f' r
tbi honor of toe Siattyand juffirtef fy
bigb,„,fy &fy.,fa,foafy <to^\
j„, it submitted to tbe decifaof an impartial
fubfo Some yrrrotfoedfa bavt
tyffidtbeir %rtaiba/fh Repubfoj
Jbouldfty,wtfer SeuaM, tottgrtf the bro
ther of tbe/rfe %for to fo 4 fo.
iftralien tbg have beta fe uaafoufond
^3^3^#
ita,,beßteblicay a&frra principle, and
,^ to Qua istbeir ebaitod»itb political
""^^. owt^^ft'^
„„ of National Go^erraent^of tty,Jim of:
altoft,fad b, the prefect &¥w ,/,fa
Uttioanbe, conceive tb, falwata ^ &('
Cty,tr, depQ-fy t, that altbtygb
tbe prefai Gm@ ^ CTfoW, %/ed
to tbis),ft<m t yet that bis brother ibe caudi
d&wtofyfa„r@ 0 attached to it,
and tb@if l^fad bm<ha,d, <ufould bave
jupportid it. Although tb&tfalt of tbe elec
tion bat ban unfortunate, yet the Republicans
1& %& tbfoelta ibat id tbi, triaf&p
&pafyu,&^ tylfoltfto moral
I^"W&' '*'" RQliQae„btfW
l^h 'ft , mm tbe reputation of the
I Stetifit to fan ifod-if political.
fit, to & sfai*& fa&tWJ
pure coafam that «&ir Q are cleauN
U^B^^ ^^
be teyefyty, ^e'.
I mercial intere/b tbe State
t &ul. Tbfobd b/lrfH^*^
I Tbe tiMteh, liberal and cenciliatfo iraha
MrmVoodman's Election SQy
mon has appeared in ppint. &
contains in one short fentence/as
^pungent a cerifufe as we recoiled
to have seen on those federal ed^
itors who have been constantly
Ity^ignihg the Conflicted Autho
rities of the Nation ever since the
Republican a&niniftration com.
minted, His words are— /
“ Whep grtiandlefs fcaloufies are stir.
'red tip against rulers, with a defiga to
weaken the hands,..and to fruftrate the
confthudonal measures of Government ;
Then impatience of due subordination to
rightful authority, &c. they arefad fyrop
torn, of a difeated, decaying fl 4 t< of the
political body,", /" !
The " Federal fe,ubli<aiC,t,s
hoped, will not harp any more a.
beut their Religion, vthen it is
found that none but Old Tories &
Drifts can gain preferment.
M'Henr/, Mr. Adams's War Secreta
ry, declared that an Old Tor, who was a
''good Federalist ih 1798, was more deferv-
I iug of office, thm an Old Whig who was
/^Republican ! Do we praaife upod his
Itheory ? Sit Gloria Ameri;auum. , .J
1 When our Mra cf Virtue, as the Fede
-I.ratify call ihcmfelvei.whh vile fartaftic
hints and half - wfotighi innen^oes, infid
^deadly stab at Republicanism
at the reputation of America's Best Pat
riots and the prefan administration :—
if these men pofcfs all tbe religion of the
nation, verily Ichabod may be written up
on th> nation, for the glory has depart-/
id, andthe gre, baits of iniquity are here
and there mattered in its stead.
, As with a family, fvwitha nation t-
When its out g'i*gt exceed its income— or
Its expenditures exceed its Revuefoe by. Four'
Million,,yea; —that family or nation is in
{tatyoag road to defiruaion — And when
,the fyeophants of the idmtoiltation that
I lproduced this extravagance, defend it as
wife, and pradent b and mirtuoue.; — and,
; when men are Hindered as ttfnls for an
I oppofire opinion—thfn indeed grey hairs
I pre upon tbe nation— She has become as
, the M^ber of Harlott,, 1
^^jtyrc^i
A< the blusterer has little courage ;$|
the felf righteous pimifre, with all bis'
,beutetop religion, L&^ in reatity'bUt little
Virtue, however '' pßufible he may ap<
,peac in theory."
,-$P^. ;
Tt appears 4fe„ the Cb^^ of lad
Thursday) thayi members of coagrefs
out of t7, in tltejfate^are
republican. The'l2h ty tad tq^ ^
come in ttiro some illegality in the return!
Os the votes for the federal c.&idid4te.
" Long lied the RepuOTte.".
.■ '' r-"""- :
f^Deedjontbe morning of tbe \yb injK/MrA
^ LEVI DEARBORN,, repfetmtaioefrom[
p&kjhrda tbe General Court, tbtn it Jeffiea
^iob,f°' u> *=B l fd' ^'^ at tbe adjourn-^
raw of tbe Court on Saturdd, noon ; be atea
heart, dinner aj afual ; <wai'cbHrful anffa-;
atou qubtcb wae bn natural turn ;—but,
aide 1 on Monday night <waj,d Corpse! fueb,
jWifrgifo of mortality I fueb tbtueuertain
*l, of fyif O n IVednefday be «waj interred;^
bit romaine fare attended b, bn dijeon,elate;
:Qort, two ofbiififiere, and anumber ofre- f
jpeaabie titrant, a; mourners, preceded by tbe
, Membere of tbe Hon. Court inprwfra.
He ivat an boneft, an amiable man, inpri-
Date life, beloved by biefomel, audfriendt—
^rawfo tbe Court, be boretbJtf&h
•ftmfamo ts bit atemporariu—and de
he Fad lrved re),eaed, be died regretted b,
'mt—^ra^jQ^^^—mtQttrat
Letters in the Post Office, Concord.
Natbl. Laid, George Emerjon,,o,obnfen,
David Stickney, Abner Stanley, Jebn Silver,
GW; Regurs, Cencerd—John Temple, §%|
l&Fl Griffi^ffbemae Nichols, %na. Bfat,
Arcbibaid Taggard, Hillfaro—Joje,b Ktn
ni fed; Caleb Sleeper,StepbroPer&,London.
Michael Sergent, Bolcawen=Bcnj. F. Stark
f Sfofc-D^id Ato, Wfe-Sfo*
Caldwells ,amu Hogg, ,h Gould, Daa
berten—Dwitl Knox, Pembroke. f^
i^^^
,Quh6„#^; tut, Q.-
T& owner u defad to prove property}, tbe
.cbarg/s, and takefo^jaid ber/e.Q^^Q
^tfW, THOMAS & &#%
¥l ^l£ „.;-^
QTR AYEDaway, on the 13th inflant,
O a dark bay HORSE, 6 or 7 yearsol,
rakhnf t = hinrtt htoh AarV minpind tail
; DOSE PH COLBYI
New C*ods.
/"THE Subferiber wiffies to in.
'I fora,bis Friends and Cuflomerr,
this he has ,VST RECEIVED a Com
plete Mortfot of
SEASONABLE and FASHIONABLE
G^&D S
of the iateft importation—which lie now
OFFERS fOR SALE, 00 the lowest
terms, for ready pay. ~ ^
CALEB TUT^Y.
Warner, june,| 7 th, 180% 72
WILL BE OPENED,
And FOR SALE, on the 22d of
^7 june infant,
,'^ BEDEt; ,
At his Dwelling House in HAVERHILL,
.''folk general affortmeat of
English and West-India
GOODS,
TpwiT:—
W. India and N. England RUM,
Brandy, Wine, Gin, Sugar, Mo
laffefy Cotton Wool, Crockery
Ware,—Ruffia, Sweeds and A
merican IRON—Blistered and
German STEEL,-Nails, Nail.
Rods, —Grindstones,^ —Shad by
th^barrel —S ALT of different
fortLEMONS—
Green and Bobea TEAS—
Broadefotbs, Caffimers, Velvets,
Callimancoes, Durants, Muffing
Men's Hose, Lawns, Pafafols,*
Flannels, Lambskins, Humhums,
Chintzes, Calicoes; Linens, ,
India Cottons, Mixed Cloths, ,
Modes, Cambrick,.Ribbons, ts
Lace, &e. &c. &c.
ALL WHICH WILL BE SOLD,
on the most reasonable terms, for C^fh,
or exchanged far Shipping CATTLE
and HORSES, if delivered fcpa.
The finalleft favor will be ac
knowledged by the public's humble fer
7ant, , MOODY BEDEL.
June 18, 1 SO2. § gx'
BOSCAWEN BRIDGE.:
W*" HEREAS the Legislature
of the State of Nevi Hampshire,
at their prefen t session, held ip Concord
in fyid State, have grantee ) unto Isaac '
Chandler, Timothy Dix, Jun/and
Stephem Ambrose, and others,their
associates, their heirs and assigns, the ex.
clufive right of building and keeping in
repair a Toll Bridge ecrefs the river Mer
rimac, at Blanchard, Ferry, so called,
under Inch rules atid regulations as are
^mentioned in said grant, and having an
thorifrd the fubferiber to notify^nd warn
the firft meeting of said Grantees and
their associates—They arf hereby noti
fied and warned to meet at,the dwelling '
^tfe of Cfy. ISAAC CHANDLER,
in Boscawen, on Thursday .the firft day of
IJuly next, at two o'clock P. M. for the
Ipurpdfes of eleaing the necessary tffirers
and tranfiaing any business thatmay be
thought nectflary for the completion of
said bridge.
&TIMOTHY DIX, Jun.
Bofcawen, June 16, 1802. . 72
T State of New'Ham,fhire. ?/
PUBLIC Notice is hereby giv
en, that WILLIAM WHITE and
others, inhabitants of Wentworth, in the
county of Grafton, have petitioned the
General Court, praying that they and
their associates may be incorporated into
a Body Corporate, by the name or ap
pellation of WENTWORTH UNIVER.
SAL RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, with
power fufficient to make adequate pro
vision for the flipport and maintenance
of a Public Protestant Teacher of Piety,
Religion and Morality :— ,
Ordered, '
That the petitioners be heard ^h
their petition before the General %rt,
on the First Tuesday of tbe next leffion,
I;^±^^^
^;^^^
; ^^M.^^^.
prior to said day of bearding, that an,
t =.r_ t foiftte -Umt J
foyer thereof may not be,fates; ^
c^ ?^^ s " r "%
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