Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1801-09-03 00:00:00, page 4

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SONG—at Lancaftcr, (P.) Jul, 4th. *
WHILE the fubjeds of despots, with ensigns uo-
Toast the birth of a ffitai or king ; (furl'd,
Lit Americans, bleft in redeeming a world,
To the Birthday of Liberty flag.
chorus.
For no peerage we covet, to fceptres desire,
" No baubles that garniffi a throne—
•' True Americans love on their own native lyre,
" To celebrate daysof their own."
Let us sing the mat day, when a nation decreed
Equal rights for mankind to avow:
With the sacred impression, " Tis better we bleed
'' Than Ignobly to tyranny bow."
Chorus = For no peerage, &e.
Why,tie Spirit of Liberty smile on our mirth,
And relponfively echo our cheers ;
While we gladden the day of America's birth.
As a day that each freeman reveres.
Chorus— For no peerage, &c.
May the trumpeting clangor of arms ever cease
To'diftmb the repose of the fete ;
And the Sonl'of Columbia, encompafs'd with
Asanalion be happy and great. (peace.
Chorus— For no peerage, &c.
, Let ns join in hilarity, friendlhip and love ;
Let us hail the return of this moan;
Tis recorded by feints in the roll bopk above,
That this day a great nation was born.
Chorus— For no peerage, &c.
A PRISOTWR who had an unfort onate totfnte^|
t"he Judgeerted,O here is a noted villain !-
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that ; for I did not know my face was a looking.
. & before."
The AVRORA fays, The death of Arnold attestime
'is net likely to excite fa snub Tory fymfrath,, a, if if
bad ba,fated two years ago, ,bea S,c. M'Henr, rec,
impendedthe enemies of the Revolution as the gnar
r<r,f of err Ripabhc! ff
Black Cidth has rife* confaesably in price for 6*o
days. Cantbis be rwiag to the death of Bentd<a Ar
• told, of notorious Tor, motor,? Aurora,
Tbs Philadelphia Gazette advertiJes Jora " Family
Morfes" for sale. Are tbejs she fame or of tbs fame
family as the memorable family horses of th, late Pre
fast? Aurora.
C „ havefeme other communications togroefrdm
.Jews late members of the Aurora; one in particular, in
onjioer to Wayne's introdnaory address to tbefrfl
number of bis Gazette for the Country, in which Mr.
Wayne very modestly afots^tbat&bas " the prop
erty, the talents, the wifdan, the integrity" and the
,'Mojorit, of the nation," on bis fide! This is "m
--ffaffederalifm !" A majority of the nation are Re
publicans ; this Wayne, and Dean, (bis affiant and
fellow labourer in the canje of " Order and Religion")
lare violently opposed to repubUcanifa; and neither of
them has half so macb of Religion as Balaam's ass !
Tet ttyare pro,fog to defend the citadel of riligion.
An't this “ forcing Dogs to eat mutton ?" maj.
" Bobafil? If certainly is fating the Wolves to
' ^frtheLAMEs! „f R.Go
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^VENDUE.
J & O be SOLJ^
k ! and tillage, and a fine young Orchard, contafo.
„ ing ISO apple trees, which has made 20 barrels
of cyder in a,ear ;—there are about forty acres
under improvement. Also, a decent House and
Barn, and a g<fod Well of excellent water, on the
, premises. $ The land will be fold hi together
or dialed into lots, as may best accommodate
P "'° Will be SOLD^ at'th^ fame time.
Some Neat Stock, a number of tons of
Hay, and Farming Utensils of various kinds,
. The above articles will absolutely be
fold, as.above stated, unless ptevioufly dUpoted
of at private fale.< . Zi^ft^ ; '^?^
.EDWARD PHILBRICK.
,0° The Sale will be on the premises.
Concord, Joly ao. 1801. „ts.
LETTERS ^ the POST-OFFICE,
AT CONCORD, N. H. .
Received since the firft of July.
Nehem. Rand, Bedfotd/Steph Hayns, Northfield
Noah Merrill, Bofcawen,Samuel T. Gilman, do.
George Lyttlefield, do.GilesNewton,Franceftn.
Michael Sargent, do. Henry Wadley, Sutton.
Levi Blodget, do.Jona. Shepard, N.Lond
Hopkinton Asa Whicher, Newtown
' Daniel Moore, do. Thomas Colby, Bow.
James Hall, H^Uboro', John Robinson, do.
John Miller, Dunbarton Jonathan Brown, do.
Sarah Bunten, do. Steph. Perkins, Loudon
fofeph Noyes, do. Stephen Perkins, Jr. do.
Thos.Wilfon,Henniker. Abraham Batchelder, do
Samuel Kimball, jr. do Eph. Kimpton, Croydon
N.Bofton Adam Gibson, Merrimac
Nathaniel Dodge, do. Timo. Barnes, Concord.
- Barclar Freeman, do. Richard Elliot, * do.
Miss Pell, do. Jonathan Wheelock, do.
John Lynch, do. 6 William Bell, do.
John Dodge, N Bradford Nathl- W. Benton, New
John Hays, Sanbornton Concord.
Broadftreet Moody, do AaronWhlttemore,Pem-
Andrew Lovejoy, do. broke.
William Hayes, jh do^
c. Walker, p. M.
Concord, August 27.
LIST ^ OLD-LETTERS.
9be following letters remained in th ^office at
fa c=ffe^ ! ftyifr:^.
L Ephraim Hall, Antrim. Gfeorge Lyttkfield,
Bofcawen, Michael Sargent, do. 3.
Nathaniel Snannen, Concord. Amos
Whittemore, Grtfenfield. Job Dow, Goffffo,n.
Peaflee Badger, Gilmauton. Hmy Hill, Hills.
borough, Samuel McAdams, do. Reuben .Ke
far, Northfield. John Lyocb, New Boston, 2.
Mrs. Christian Cochran, do. Eli,halet Cole, do.
James Keao, Pembroke, Wjdow Sufa Stetson,
do. / Allan Spear Fermer,^Stoddard. John
Gilmore, Wear#, C. WALKER, P. M.
fa- The Post-Office is now kept di-
retil, oppojite Giorgk's Tavern.
Ephraim Carter, junr's. Estate.
TI^E creditors to the estate of Ephraim
Carter,fan. late of Concord, deceased, are here
by notified, that a further time of four months is
allowed us the fubferibers, by the Hon Jeremiah
Smith, Esq. Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c.
to receive, examine and adjust the claims against
said estate, andrthat we will attend upon said busi
ness at the house of David George, Esq. innhold
er in Concord, on the last Monday of August cur
rent, and bn the second Mondays of the 3 follow
ing months, from 4 to 7 o'clock in the afternoon
of each of said days.
CHARLES WALKER, IComm. of Claims
PAUL ROLFE, j on said Estate.
Concord, Aug. 19, 1801: 30
SALE at AUCTION. ~
DY virtue of a licence from the Hon.
^Um^ger Champne; , Judge of Probate, &c.
HiUlb vough. so much of the
&^&k, Efq.Ute of Frfh
rcty, deceased, (situated in laid
iQ ■ which he formerly lived) as
pm of Four Hundred and Seventy
, Incidental charges, will be fold at
Ideceafed, on the premifeLfi Tueftfy the 15th
day of Septeoflfer next, s« ten o'clock in the fore
noon ; and a valid titte made to the purchasers.
Conditions to be made known at the time and
place of sale. OLIVE CLARK, }
° Executrix to the last will and tefta-,
ment of Zephaniah Clark.)
Filers field, August 17th, 1801. 29
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FOR SAZE,
A FARM &the town of Wendell, in
the county & Cheshire, containing eighty
acres of I,ANng on the .mem road from
Newport to Hc„mton; which wilt cut about
twenty tons of fy ; with a house and barn, and
a good orchard ; tillage efficient; and well wa
rated; with a privilege for a saw mill, and a great
quantity of pine timber near. An, man wanting
to know the conditions, may know by applying
to the man now living on the premises.
THE public has seen a piece, inserted
by Elijah Butler, in which my name is implicat
ed—lt is with reluaance that f answer; but the
truth requires it.
The reason why I left him was, that
my life was exposed to his ferocity, and in danger
—every diaate of prudence, reason, and human
ity, called loudiv for a fepsration.
The bed of which he complains I rob
bed him, was one which I brought to him, and
which he since fold, and I only gave it to the
honest purchaser. As for my obtaining credit on
his account, he might, have spared himfelf the ,
trouble of that patl oEbe publication ; if he he,
felt the least whisper of modefly, he certainly
would have omitted it ; for all th# trust that he
has obtained for years.paft, the world knows, was
given to him on my account. I now think it my
duty, to request that no person expea any more
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A STAND IN WEARE, 4
VOR SALE, on the lowest possible
A terms, about three fries of land of an excel
lent quality, situated in the nortbeafterly part of
Weare, about a quarter of a mile from the meet
ing house ; with a dwelling house, 24 feet square, ^
well finiffied, except phftering, and very convene
iently tonftruaed; a barn, 26 feet square, and a
ffiop, well calculated for a trader or mechanic ;
with a beautiful young orchard 5 and a brock
which never fails running across one corner, and
which is very convenient tor the purchaser. For
further particulars, enquire of the subscriber at
Fifhersfield, orof Robert Johnson, living near to
the premises. OBADIAH JOHNSON,
July 23, 1801. ' 26
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JOURNEYMAN CLOTHIER
WANTED to HIRE, ,
A MAN who can work at the Clothier
Business. Enquire at this office.
__.4 a I —r- — —
Books, and Stationary,
FOR SALE, . „
B, Jonathan Williams,
At his SHOP i^Concord, a few rods FT.
of GEORGE'S Tavern.{
1 BOOKS to LET. J
A CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Containing a baodfome number of Books, in va
^^ c A e ; A^'"""'' *^ " a ' shop
of fad WILLIAMS.
- It comias all I* weekly'News of importance
—and has acquired an extensive circulation,
from Portsmouth to Cobofs—in the Counties
of Rockingham, Hillfboroug, Strafford, Che
shire, and Crafton.
[- Advertisements admitted on reason
able terms, for ready pay.
Meetup almanack, FOR ißoh
Sift. rife Sunset Days leng. rife Moon set.
Thurs. 3 § .32 7 12 §6 0 28
Friday 4 5 33 7 >z 54. , Q 1 32 ,
Sator. 5 5 3S 7 ;zSO " < 38
Sund 6 § 36 7 12 48 3 44.
Mond. 7 5 38 7 12 44 4 5 o
Tuefd. 8§39 7 12 42 M sets.
Wedo. 9 § 40 7 12 40 7 „
TO THI PUBLIC.
WHEREAS Lydia, my wife, being
induced by bad advisers, hath left my house, my
board, and carried with her my bed ; all persons
are requeued to place no account of hers to me,
after this date. My children also have been forc
ed from me, by those who persuaded my wife to
forget her duty ; those therefore, who at any per
son's request except my own, harbour them, rauft
not look to me for payment, for I fail provide
for them myfelfi
ELIJAH BUTLER.
Weare, Aug. 20th, 1801. 30