The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-09-08 00:00:00, page 3

■, forging and unerifig ^km ts hand to the num
■[ beroftwenty-eigiit, auifas tjng inthe„ jrole to
18,300 dolfors. ,The attorney general ba.filed
I against him; eight and twenty indictments, t&
each nt which the prisoner plead guilty to the
court. And this ramping - kleiudJchmidQ a
clerk and accomplice pt K\m;nfky wa@ allo ar-
I, raigned at die bar of the court upou tiipilar in
■ di&itaQ io^alltof fe Inch. hegi^ewjle plead gni|-
■ty fc aud fufoitted to the" coptt. The Judge dien
& sentenced the offenders to foiirteen years hard ' la,
bopr upon the roads—aj&itfitee it, to &e & hoped~
■ will ahnih®e the pra^ite of cppptefreitipg ahd
■ ' forging, which hps, already ,'rifajp an alarming'
height in this coulitry. ; ^ .% .
■CHESTER CCUNTY/{^^J4UG.Jty.CT
■ A melancholy affair bapjjqned. in the famify of
JobfrOu i@, of gall Wintetynd ^p w■s!& Q^;
I„ ter',@tYi on tbeflnortitagj^'Wi^^
■ ) his ihreg dutifid daughter,, th, eldest about eleven
' years of age went and gathered *tyt they thought ,
mefefo^ T^ ^:
■ who unfortunately drefal them in the best own*
■ her Oie'cuuld, and ffie, with halKher little (lock,
■partook of she poifoumis morsel.
At^hom three ,'flock.an the morning ,of t.hf(
, pth/h-e y outsell died'; fat tfreeo'clock in the as
■ icmwea of the 20th tire eldett died ; audat 6.0'-
clock in the evening of the 21(1the mother .died.
■ Toe aid of tifcofltilfid^hyticians proved in vain.
■ The poor didrelied fatlier, with is three little
boys, by the overruling providence of G&, were
novprefent aUhc deadly repafl. -
—<< tff^§o,fr> h r .: ''
B Answer of the^fefident tfthe United States !cfhc
I i{l battalion 6, the, 31st regiment of the flare bf
Kentucky, and a,lumber of the citizens of Monfr.
earnery county, affe-übled at Nicholas AnderJon's,
■ , 'in fuid county, on the 13th day of Aprils 1801. ^
■ > WASHING7dN, J UNE 7%
■ THE Upprhbarto which in the name of the 31st
■ regiment of Kentucky, and of the citizens o|
■ Monomer,' - county, you have been pleated to
expre4% tay part conduct id public and private
Jifeii jh^Hy gratifying ; audit wHlbe ms ehdeav
■ or ta continue to deserve it through tlie course of
■ my futurefervice. ','
■ Your confidence thit ray objeds will be to pre -
serve the conftitu tioti inviolate, to defeat meaTufe,
dilated by in tereQ feparare from t tie tfibrit gbod,
■ . or'ptore^iOg ffoni improper . influence, foreign^
or domeWity A riot more mattering to me than my
L,, <oi;cuteence is,lpcere in the hope that a concilia,,
■ < tqr, cghadlt will cordially unite fill diffidences
of opinion u'^fer die geiferal ban'^
eamfm., 1 I^6k yous& y^or kind tQ^gr^tula
■ Cioffi on my election, and the prorate of support.
in<l:e;afduo°us (aft confided to inejit will neither
bedeferved Tior expected longer t^n it iiendea,-
[ ored'to be deferred f ,|d 1 pray von to ac^c^t
affliran^s of my high couffderation and refyett
I for yourfelfr-and for tho&ori, whole behalf.TO%
have written^ ,t i ~,
I } ^THOMAS JEFFERSON.
■ Jpnx Roberts,^. ^~v
iMERtt.IN^LL^^
Mp # Benjamin Benefry, well know* for hfc /kill
as 3 miner; fastyfefefod aad opened a rich mute:
■of Coal on the eftat'e of Charles Kidgley of Hamp-.
■ ton, eight hiiles and.a half .rum. Baltimore, It is
of the description kaoyvo in England by the name
■of Bovey Coal; and burps with a lively ffcme like
■ th@ : °Ketchtl GexL % .lca ^ingwhlte alhes @Qfery
littidclrtder.^CTbU js already &e{ofe4 Air
■ sale i#&nso e, at 18 cents tne bnthel, mid at
loments deli vhrent at the Pitt—2 cent,d^uAiel de{
■ ducted,fr,m the amount of any qnan.ity above,
sriAbnitaL . -r, . #
1 •—fo«±< ^g^^^^^^^^*^:
'>^s&^^ MAILT
- S#LTfMORE,AU. G, „. ~
|. YeHerday Bribed from fe. the V.States
ffifymTaryKnd, Cape. Rogers. The Maryland, felt
I.fame the 151 b alt. # }
We ha Ye examined minify pff the Ma
■ fry land, and we can with confidence aßure our
headers thin the « manner," Thomas Paine, is not
■ hmongU the number ; indeed We begin,.^-
■ that ttetoitatian te received from dur illuftrioys
■ *Prelate nt, tt>return tothi(^ mritry, w^
-. , very warm, us the friends of o@r had conjee,',
m ' thred.' - ' %
11 Mr. fin hirvtahge & the bearer of -dispatches
■ td the 'Prebdetil from Mr. Murray ; he has pro
■ ceeded thia day to tytflfy^^ ", ,
;y£frro*QEPT. i.
lExtra&cf a letter from an American yutieman .
&Park, to. 'his coreefton&nt in Philadelphia,
I dated ,th futy, &\.<
I, < L By (he frigate i Mrfyland, by which this is
& trairfmrtted, 7011 will tea. ot the ratification and
D exchange of the treaty between this country and
■^ the; United States. This is, for us, the moftin-
D - terefling intelligence (he w^llconvey—tor in the
politics of Europe f hope America will take up
■ part—it may injure, but toty can benefit an."
■ Webare feena letter from a gentleman of high
'authority in Paris to his friend 10 this cig, reefy
ed tfUfe Maryland, which went iob, (tn corrobo
, ration of the above) that the fap,TY WZActu-
IALLY RATtr&BBi and expretfes a hope that it
1 will give activity to Commerce, and consolidate
I the friendship and good understanding which at
[ft ^ present flib lifts between the two countries.
Mm. A&rtiJer.
1¥ L' . new-vo,k, AUG. 26.
'Extras fa letter from Wilmington (N. C.) to a
f gentleman in Philadelphia, dated August ir.
" This morning arrived here, a Spanish priva-
I teer, with the English brig Eliza, cupt. M'Keevor,
§her prize. She was taken In lat. 31, long. 68,
out eight days from Aiewyork bound to New-.
£ Providence-'? /'^,
Vie above letter, we are sorry to add,amionn
ces th# melancholy intelligence of the fellow fev
,er raging at prefait in the city of Charteilon. 7
, AUG, 29.
On Thursday evening there w, a mutiny among
the seamen on board the (hip Mafia, now at tyar
,, . mine. The Revenue Cotter's brig was marm'd
^ rf with an armed 'crew, and dispatched to quell the
^mutineers &nd feenre tliefingleaders, which was
[ soon effected. Three of them were taken on
I board the cotter, &'pnt in gofegorifinemgnt.,
boston; sept.'
, The execution ts the faterice of death <m
V Fairbanks will take,fee at Dedbam^Tburf
)| ^ da„e^, ^^'f^&^Q^ r ^rfb^h ' 4;
.
'^s& jßep^hdri t^gen \
—-4rt-t,tyH„riM
1 ^'••^ R tynfaft %; xßox.
•'"; ,-'.& A-agogp^^ . '.
^ MW PAPER BILLS,
tHENEW-HAMPSHIRE BANK,; .
' ^ * PRdMISJNG PAYMENT ° % , - t.
.INPmLjD^LPHIA.
WE-understand thatthefe new Bis 'nye
not fetfedit; that ffielty promote, of the
jebree ^fc&d, although the fefarefrefrorts
have be^qpade, and^reftill making,o croud
them into circulation, and to palm them pn
all v,te ytill receive them for their nominal
atyounk in filler and gold; as if those articles
might be had for them is for proper Bank
Bills jahofe who are. feafonably^W^ ..°£
this cwnmHg contrivance willlake care not to
be injured ; thennfufpectingonly. —thofewho
have hitherto placed full confidence.in all
Bankßills, and who are in the habit of receiv,-
ing them without much examination, are in
Sauget)-— —lt is much to be regretted ' that
such bnptecedeh^ c^^ fhowd be e'xer
cifedby; any set of men as must of necessity
Met an injurytb the banking business gen,
trail,: Banks, while conducted -on fair
and ,honorable ^principles are certainly bene
ficial to the trading part of a community,
and bills, issued from them will have the
famecurrency as filter and gold, while such
dh° he had for fyh&.wfrffi a seasonable
dilWnce ; bus so travel 'to RhilaQelQhia to
obtain it will-Dot befohmitted to with cheer
fulnels, more especially when, ittyhtilders
have no security that they will be pawl when
pfefented ; bills therefore which are not re
ceivable for, public imports, and tartes, and
;for which ffeciccannot be demanded;at any
nearer pace; will of course friffer a depred,
arion Sufficient to defray,thp expence of ex
:changing them, at that distance.
FEDERAL TATOO.
TURN out, boys— turn out ; now is bur time
;Or ngf©ay.e good old lories, who have flood firm
m the wortt of times; and ye Apojiate Whigs,
, wh@avebeen convinced bf tite propriety of Tory
ufarari,, together .with every spawn of Petet
I Ponlfype;, who edits or rather prints a paper
:Qom Geotya to Maine.~-Turn out, I fay, turn
r outgrow i, out t^e to rally opr forces, and
bring fhtb action every~faculty; We are now all
^iipludia from pur dm^, and onr places filled
With honest Kepnb'ricaß*. bur accounts will all
now be laid open to the pnblic; and the sovereign
; people (or,rfaihe[ the Jwt,iJh imdiitude) will dis
cover every pecuhuion tyl; ha,e^been^ guilty of ;
anil whitt puotic nicney foe ta"tep6t into our dwh
pockets, or lo^uetf to our friend, together with
all our profits which tiavb fry made on 'the pur
chase and fate 6t foublietyrdfertyi. We shall now
be obliged to refund, for a fait is commenced s'
g#r (mn^ftw^^ a fa#
quantity of hemp. Therefore, 1 conjure you,
from the feritimerits of an honest Tory heart, be
:nefarioufly vigilant ia c<@cffluiog ^very Reputfc
fcatyrieefurW, ancrviHaincurty vijify every republi
can charatter feDettroy, if paffible, the, Gaverm
ment, for as je, have netting to Idfe, we have
nothing tp hazard in the attempt, I know there
{are a Daihber„of cowardly hearted Federaliqs,
who ported pfopfety, and pteterid to some rtf
^pe&bility; w6t >do hot want a government set
any other purpose than to protest their rights—
they will not >jd us In,he cause ; for it is imma
terial to them who are ip office,ifthe duties thereof
are faitlifull, ffifehatge^. But ^ who have no
other way of ac^nmulating proferty t,han by pe
•calatipn, \ve have every tbHW We hriitt, there
fore, by k { b6lrt entewJze, eudedvpr to reinstate
enrf^ves into those faioris frorp which %ve have
been so unjustly. removed, ofc involve the WHOLE
m one general ruin.'
A TORY in '75, anß Federalist in ißpt.
', (A&RegijW,
A VERY HANDSOME CONTRAST.
P ln four years, one Adminiftrhtioh involved tte
country in debt and an en&eafe of taxes to the
fag amount of 3,orio,occ >more than the public in
come § created a patrootfee- to the, knioudt of
600,000 dollars, and saddled the country with a
debt at 2 per cent above the ordinary legal inter
est. 'Anbther adfnihUlration in four months, re
duced its patronage in an amount little fliort of
200,000 dollars, and saved so much to the public,
by the abolition of offices never contemplated by
law, but which wereTureptUiovflr interpolated
for purposes of influence,; dismissed a body of
MtTcenarieiwho lived in lazy inutility apd grow
ing vice, atrthe public expence, to the fating of a
bout X 20,000 dollars a year ; reduced the foreign
diplomatic missions three in number, and saved to
the public a standing ekpence of 13,560 dollars a
year, and contingencies tp more than double the
amount besides referring the country fromfhe dif
graceof twoof the millions. , (Aurora, .r
The barracks which 0 ung'up in the environs
of this city so unexpectedly $ and as it were in a
night— and w bich were no doubt intended for the
proteftionof the good people of Philadelphia, ap
pear to have been partly erefted at the expence
of the Dry of Algiers !—There is an apparent pa
radox in this, bril it is very easily unravelled—no |
doubt Congress will find the clue N ibid.
From the violence of the Tory crockings, with
in a few days, it fhould.feem that they are at ave
ry law date indeed —we fufpett they have heard
by a fide wind off the good things thirt are prepar
ing for them—the next session ut Congress will ac-
Qount for the d^tful groaning, that are already
b These who are so strenuous in reviling the pres
ent &hninlftration,fhould recollect that they were
thh advocate! sos the Sedition Law!
-rt^." ti
f^ery—lfthe ratification of the British Treaty
<,t the Utilled States bet three hundred dollar&
how much slid the Standing Arm, toil them 1
^btoseW,
[ Extras from the brig Maria fane's Log bR T J.
'' hyudes, mafl&y^Q arrived here laJPw& from'
Lymington. 6 -
July 2gth, lat. 4r ? 30, long. 38, 12, fell ire with
a f^atlifh brig from St, Thomas, bound to Ham
burg, who had taken up the'boats and crew of the
- Ins Lydia, Eliliusnith; matter, from ftterfourg,
to New-Bedford, confiding of the captain, 2 mates
and nine Tailors. C<pt. Smith -Wormed ns that
his Ship caught fire in the hold, <Zcafioued by the
fermentation of hemp, water and oil,finding com
munication with each other, and he requeued 1
to take him and crew, it-poffibje, >u board, as the ,
; Dane was frost of provjffous and water—but be
ing then due Q 6 days oorfelvq; and confeqpeptly 4
1 very short; cptfid : take only three, the captain and
; atatg., ,
@{toid tislfe difeovCTed 'the ft about 1 o'clock
HfeOQii*®.^ minutes the ship was in a com
plete btaze^Ang. 1. picked up a spar being very
img Aprbq which Capt. Smith knew, to be his
Q-jack-yard,, , „ r . ,
, 4?W&fr 4L 46, fell in with.hf, Britvic @a
'jefty's fliip .La Concorde, who (applied ,us with.
2621b5. bread which was .bought from the crew,
'cotydgqpaxi&r juppiie, ; Aug, 5, spoke Ame
<hi[( Borton, .bq.@d,. to Hamburgh—Capt..B.
informed him he^liad gart of, &,tre wof ajkip,
bn bo^reftta w^ burnt at. Tea, ^nd. requelteu
To me (applies, &c. the only answer hceited , was,
" Did u,t the frigate supply tyou ? I have no. pro
visions-to (pare"—(liew no colors, and under full
fail. .Capt. B. alked his,name, he gavq .for aux
fwer, Rogers.--Aug. 12; lat. 53, long. -ft, fyke
-ship New-York, of New-York, from Hamburg to
- Philadelphia, John Seawards, mailer,Cent the boat
on board Capt. Seawards who generously fop-.
, plied.us with beef, pork, bread and fmaU 11ores,
and retufed payments
1 pa n< rfra
Arrived trig Betsy, Capt. Hall, Londoi#, 47-
daysfrom fymouth. Left at London, ship Han
nah,' Hopkins, from Kehnebeck, for St. Peters
burg ; #ig flofe, Gillpairi<k, of Kennebunk,from
Cbarleffon, for Cape de^Verds ; Caroline, Fuller,
of Portsmouth, -for Cape-de- Verd islands ; brig
Sophia, Freeman, ofPmrlrHd, for Htrll and Neu -
York; brie Trial, CoggeflxiM, of New-Belford,
feribhfwflork; John Adams, Parrott, of Portf
mOTth, from Charieftin ; ahd several fouthern^
veffls., .
The Tom, Turner, of Portfmbhth, was at Ham
burg, July n. : .
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, ORDINATIONS.
At Notth-YlitmQUth, Rev. Benjamin Titcomb, of
Portland. , f
At Manchefer, Rq. Abraham Randall, .
—--^< -<,«^ ^ ^b^>-► > --=
Cemplc of ^pnto
AIARRIED-At Newport, Mr. Steph.A. Wanton
to Miss Mary Dennisi ~
. At Wqiminfter, Mr. Jacob Sawyer, to Miss Pol
ly Rice. - + -
In London, Mr. George Odiorne, mer. «f Boston,
to q daughter of the Rev. fames Creighton, London.
. At Andover, Santeel Parker," Est of Barnflable,
to Mrs, Mary Freeman, of Bojlon.
re^^pfo^R fotowra
J."^ritalty.
: tr ^W^J^n ===
:DIED—At Guadeloupe, Gen. Petandbur, lately
from Pran&F' r ..
-[n North Cm^m^ HMt.y^PhMDowell, late
Rrpejentatroe to Corigrejs.., #
' At Concord, N. H.Mrs. Hart, wife of Mr. John
'Hart.-fy. '..
rtf Harcrer, N. H. Mijs Hannah Brewster,uged
; A, Rumuty, the 26th of Atiguft, of the PyJimta
ry, Mi/s B^t/ey Haines, in her i&h year, daughter
ts Nr. Cotton Haines, of that town—She uas a 7^- -
:ry 'amiable 4^ pro„riJing%u^g woman; had been
publfhed previous to herfeknefa and expected fcon
to have .given her hand in marriage— but the cold
hand of death snatched her out of time into eter
uity.-
At Newport, Abraham Minis, Efa aged 23, of
Savannah.
!&-Portland, Miss Nabby Tobey, aged 22.
>A\ Nroburypert, Mrs. Sujaunah Coffin} aged 71,
and several children.
At Salem, Mrs.. Cox, aged 84.
At New- York, Mr. Robert Randal,hged 50 ; has
left by his lajkwill and tefament, hit efate Cli
mated at go.OOOL for the efablijhment of an <fy
lum for, infrm and diJabled Jeameu, to % called
the " Sailor's Snug Harbor.?
At BbJlon, Mr. "Francis Archibald; Aged 7S—Mr.
James Wall^ aged 64.. .
IQ fafalhorough, Mrs^Efter Childs, aged 384
At Ipswich, Mrs. Elizabeth Treadwell, aged . 47.
Atcfarlfltgwn, Mrs. Sarah Huger, aged 44,.
. rf—ufflffggfflfe ^fyj^lmitygt pLte FtQtZ:
To Young Housekeepers.
C. PEIRCE,
No. 5 Daniel-Jlreet, Bortfmouth, has just re.
celled from London,
Afinall afatmeut of haodfome
LOOKING GLASSES,
1 / AND
,GILT FRAM'D PICTURES,
'Which will be fold low considering the fixe and
elegancy of them,
^To Sea-faring Men./
C. pElgg E fa ^ received a capital affirt
niont -
'CHARTS & MAPS,\Q;
of thc Hrijifh Channel; of Spain and Portugal ;
of all the Weft-hidra islands; of she cuaft ofA
merica, &c, &c. &c. ; • ']
'; ' .„^i^to<fo^ afortment of
Day & Night SPY-GLASSES.
4 % \fy^. ;.^ rfjfew of . ;
Hadley s best Quadrants, Scales &
Dividers, and a variety of FAMILY BIBLES ;
BOOKS ; STATIONARY, &c. &c. all of which
he will fell at, very low advance, for cafh.l
Pbrtfrtou^, Rttt&i, , =; I
'THE worn IS, WORTHY OF„l,Hrkr
f i ^^-.'"'^A »pkgs^.; -.^-CT . .
I The fp4rs of &lq^" return their Jin
cere thank to thfefew jfyerih rs to 'faW pa
per, tub barefanf, forging m td pay so the.
4 ^ ear P^ft, find, pifh? it was^fylheirproCT h'
Jbankl&juoole.;b^t they drgjtfr, tofifythCF
'""!; f?" e . ^' °/ "^iry)flnfers -fravf mao j(„,'
pfyprf/nce theffctaf months, whub^c^
pfldin ^Wance.
O&mnt% cuStopers erf&%traQfririrT
'pr^dQfibeirfforms, or fuNif)fD'R^Gf'
. avill bemewed tbe.faifas cgjh:. „'
4: .i==^=^^'
AtCIION.
, 'TO-NORRGW-Lrd i'Acl&;k A. M.
• - P7Z£ BE SAD At.. '-
Abrahamlfaae^ Atetion-Roc^,
3'6 I)QX.<&S.elegant Inuia China
—each box ContaMjtig , co-.ptereC#,,;??;:,-¥!.,
is a chnfipnment feoni Dolton, .1- ; g j
without reserve, • - .Jty.o^
PUBLIC AUCTION
; = , W THF.rFFNE cr
ALEXANDER EWEN, '
; in MfrLffireff,F^
On THURSDAI, loth September, .
25 pieces Broad-Cloths; ;?
pieces hue Coatings.;. 44® Swan/oUns; - 10 ; s.
Halt- Thicks ; 30 dog. Worded Hose-; ^o ritu.^
Writing Paper; 30 pieces India. Cottons riffifa
and Bandauno HaDgketchiefs—with furtdry other ,
articles. .
All films below.too dollar* &&—ihofc who
purchase to that amount, go days credit, on t„,y
mg notes ruth approved endorfffi; .
54c at 10 o'clock—Property to be fold tyifo
bq, rfferoe. * - f .
1 - TO-BE SOLD,
At PUBLIC Auction,
On Tuefda), 15th inf. on the premifet,
THAT .CONVENIENT
Dwelling House drid Shop,
In. Buck-fire • '
,Lately occupied by. Mr; Thomas Hyde.
Notes with approved endorsers, at 4, 8 and %2
months will be received in payment.-
^Alexander Ewen,
Auffidneef.
Sale st ifeo'clock,
;Valuable^ Real Estate,
^AUCTION.
¥ w-e^ ■■.■!£
. ..TO BE SOLD,-
At public auction;
On TUESDAY the fad. Sept, inf.
.(If not faviotyly dfyfedf ft private Sale,)
That valuable Lot of,
together with a two ftary, g^jfity^^
thereon, in Darnel-Greet, belonging to flud jio v.
occupied by EDWARD JQHm PEIkCE. M
'° r ^,° r ,'®i e ' ff et frputigg cn Panicl-firaf,
carrying its breadth back about eighty feet ; ,hu
^ convenient, and has a very cefeenier.t
, .SHOP iu front, occupied by Mr.lne^Ne
has an excellent cellar, and is Well fappTied with
water from th^ Aqnedv&. ' b'
Its notation, being in the centre of the tcsrn
and in one of the rood plealatot Itreeis, ^n,'nxH <
lew doors Ml of the parade, mufEi^fe , a fy'
perlon wHhln'g tr, combine a (hop fyfte/lha
with so good a hand, to come forward & d
brace isft opportunity. Conditions ol '/Q^en
> cr , ^nt clown, the remainder, one th'^Rir .
days, one third, in fix months, one third in rie^
months w ith fix per cent mtereft, good notes with,
good eudorfers.
Alexander Ewen,
• AuEGoneer.
Sale to be on the premises, at 11 o'clock P. M.
Port (mouth. Sett.n, I^>\.
■ 11 11 ■...; ■..,
ELIPHALET BARKER,
POST RIDER,
Intending to quit that business on
the firft of October, earnestly re
quests all those indebted to him
for the Republican Ledger to make
immediate payment, r
——~ ___ t t CT „_____-_,
JOSIAH SMITH
RefeNfuity informs the public that he hatreds:
moved from the Sun Tavern to h 'E-j
New-Hampshire HOTEL,
At the h'ead ofPortJmotuh-Picr,"'.
Where he has made - (uch^rrangements as enables -
hint to entertain cuftomerS to entire fattsfattion ;
the hall has a repair, and is well calculated for
public companies. ' ''' 4 • '
He intends keeping on hand an assortment%/
genuine LIQUORS,, and good attendance, at a
moderate price.-
Pvrtjmrath, Sept. ~ i&n. *
...... H#,, ~ ~,. —-_________&#
JOHN BODGE,
- , Lo^er end of Daniel (ireet,
El^llent clarified Spermaceti Oil,
WANTED immediately by the
fubferifo, TWO APPRENTICES ,0
the Ropenuking bufmefe, also a young.mao
,by the month. ^; '^ ' v
, JOHN UNDERWOOD.