Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-05-25 00:00:00, page 3

Bojion, May 17.
'A Federal Confutation of a Federal.
£;,.— -THE LIE. ft
'Extraß from tbißefaa Ceutiael.'
0,“ David Thomas,, the national repre-
Tentative of that ftafe (Newyork) wbofe
infamous letter cut such a figure in the,
0 last Chronicle, is taraed ^ ; and Gen.
' Jone Williams, &Federabft, is elected
his place."
THE CONFUTATION.
Fr&m the Nm York Evening Paft.§
It is to be regretted that the northern
papers have received and gave currency
to statements refpeaing the issue of the
late deaions. Among other things they
stated it as a £<ia, and not a report, that
Gen. Williams had been ele&ed member
of Congreft,: against Col. Thomas. It
fee m 3 by the last mails from the north
, , ward that this is not so, but that Colo.
Thomas is reseed by a large majori
ty.* [• NINE HUNDRED.] ,It fur
ther appears from the fame foor&, that
io the counties of Ranffelaer, Washing
ton, Herkiraar, and Schoharie, the anti
federil ticket for members of assembly,
had been fuccefsful, and,, in the two last
for Senators also ; a complete return had
nat been received from Dutchefs, but the
; calculation is io favor of the antifederal
ticket. [0 Antifederal is used instead of
Republican, in tbe preceding.]
The SALARY Quefion.
It appears from the following
ex rad, from page 180 of the
journal of the U. S. Senate of
this session, that,
The bill, entitled “An a& to
augment the salaries of the offi*
cers therein mentioned," passed
the second day of March one
thousand seven / hundred and
ninety,nine, was read the third
time. v
On the queftion—fhaM this
bill pass ? It was determined in
the affirmative, Yeas 23 —Nays
# 2 - ' —
Thus it appears from the most
• authentic record, that every fed
craty in the senate, two excepted,
voted for the revival of the a&
, 0f179& It is also evident by
• the revival of that afythat the
compensations of the present sec
retaries, &c. is no more than was
paid to their predecessors during
the administration of Mr. Adams.
{ What more is necessary to prove
that what has been said by the
federalifts receding ah increase
offalary, is a most imprudent and
unfounded CALUMNY?
The President of the United States,
has left Washington, on a thort vifitto
Monticello. ' ,
Capt. Campbell, is appointed to
the frigate Adams, in place of Capt.
Preble, who declined serving.
The United States frigate President,
has arrived at Washington, from the
Mediterranean.\
A little while past the name of
Democrat or Republican (which
ate the fame) were the names by
which the Fed's ft'igmaftifed the
friends of Republican Govern
ment; but I observe of late those
high toned Fed's in their papers,
have surnamed themfehes Re
publicans Now considering the
different views of the parties, this
is as confident 40 me, as for an
Infidel to call himfelf an Infidel
Chrifian ; or as it would be for
onq of the Tories, in tithe of our
"Revolution, to have called him-3
felfa Torr Whig. Z. X.—[Sun.
In the city of Newyork, three
wards tend one reprefenatativ^to
Cbngrefs.—ln this diftria, Dr.
Mitchilfo the republican candid
die, has been unanimously re-&
jeaed. The four other wards,
fy union teith Kings and Rich
mond counties, fend another rep
jefentative. In this diftria Joffi.
fua, Sands, the federal candidate,
has been elected by a majority,
of 54 over J. Broome, the repub-
Tican candidate.
In the fotir city wards, the votes
were for Sands 860, for Broome
811, giving Sands a majority of
49; in Richmond county Broome
had a majority of 9 ; and in
King's Sands had a majority of
In this diftria the republicans
entertained but faint hopes of
success. The comparative strength
of numbers which they have gain,
ed since the last election demon*
ftrates theextenfion of republican
principles in the city of Newyork,
and the growing confidence in the
measures of the present adminis
tration. '*
The seven wards of the city of
Newyork have chosen for senator
Samuel Jones, republican, bf a
majority of 6 ; and the whole re
publican assembly ticket, con
fiftingof 7 members, has been car.
tied without opposition.
Bepublfcan ®a,ette.
LIBERTY 2nd the CONSTITUTION.
ConcarD, May 25, 1802.
We call the particular attention of
our readers to the Report of the
Committee of Congress, relative to
the expenditure of Pu blic Mon
ey—Erm Official sources we %ay
expert authentic information.
When we have finished publijhing
the report, we fall give from the
Aurora an examination of Mr.
Stoddert's LETTER, which has
cut such a figure in the Federal pa
pers lately.
The Berceau ! The Berceau !
The Tor,.Federalflt have kept up a hue
and cry for a year past, about the repairs
of the French frigate &faaii, which was
Captured by a United States ihip, and
then fold at au&ion to an agr^t of Mr.
Stodderr, late Navy Secretary —lt will be
recollected that we have heretofore given
some correct statements, from undeniable
authority, flawing that the Berceau was
delivered to the French Consul in con
formity to the very Treaty which the
Federalists themselves made with Adams
and Hamilton at their head. Yet still the
carpers of the " Sra" clamour about the
4fyty of fulfilling the treaty. But fy
poje, as they insinuate, that the expendi
tore of the 32,839 dollars id repairing
the Berceau was i/fo/—(but which is not
fad) —yet the Report of the Committee
of Coogrefs contains an item of Federal
expenditure, which we offer to the men
of " Virtue and Talents," the " friends
of Order and Religion," as an OFFSET
to the Berceau Repaire We mean the
item of 32,872 dollars paid to the Fede
ral men who occupied the public offices
for the removal of their <uiq,je and chil
dren, packing,frraldg, and transportation ,
oflheir furniture, for travelling and extra
expenses, and for the left on some of their
beufald article, fold in Philadelphia and
replaced at Wallington I-—ls the /r/
trapfh have a spark of sensibility left,
thisitem must put them to the blush ! !
For this 32,871 dollars for travelling ex
penses of their familiu, is over and dbeve
the annual Salaries paid to thole officers,
and the expenses of removing the furni
ture, books, &c. of their offices.
From the PertfmoutWOracle.
Hon. Jeremiah Smith, Esq. of Exeter,
is appointed Chief Justice of the Superi
or Court of Judicature for the State of
New Hampshire. ;-
Abel Park*, Bfqr. of Jaffrey, is ap
pointed Judge of Probate for the county
of Cheshire. r ,
; Senators chosen for the Legislature,
Diftria No.l. John Gsdard,
v 2/ Nathanill Gilman, ,
3. Silas Bejon, , /'
4. MichaelM'Ctary,
§. John M'puffee,
, 6. Nathan Taylor,
;^"J^' '' 7- pn Orr, °
8. James Flanders,
is. Amos Shepard,
12. Moore Ruflell.
OOf the above, 6 are Federal.
yttrias No. gand 10, there was 00
choice made. Robert Alcock and Seth
Payson, are Candidates for No. 9., ^z.
ra Peirce and Elisha Whitcomb, Candi- :
dates for No.fo.
^ Should a Majority of the Represen
tative prove really Republican, the
Republican candidates, XLcockj and
Whitcomb, will be defied, and the
Senate: be thus equally divided. , ^ J;
Mrs. Jeruiha Brewster of Can.
terbury (Conn.) was lately pois
oned by James Ifforfe, her son in
law, by mingling arsenic with ;
some flour.
Capt Everett of Dedham, Ms.
was shot dead at the. review on:
the 4th instant, by one of his fol-J
diers, whose gun wasloaded with
, a ball for firing at a mark.
From Port Republican, April s^ ,
Every thing is tranquil at this
place. The negroes are nearly
uone. Touffaint is said to have
sent in terms. # ,
a^e*=i^^
Caleb Stark,
'has JUST RECEIVED
A general and well chosen assortment of ,
PRIME GOODS,
Which he now offers to his Friends and
Cutiorpers, at the LOWEST PEACE
PRICES—Among which are r>-;
CUperfine fcarlet/black, Havf-
O blue, London brown, dark endlight
mixed BROADCLOTHS,— Kerfymeres
of the fame dolours, including Buffs and
Whites, for Gentlemen's uniforms,
; A variety of low priced broad
cloths, and Yorkshire Plains, —
Superfine Bath and other coat
ings for Ladies Wrappers. Superfine &
common Flannels—: —Baizes, and most
kinds of low priced Woollens.
Velvets and Velvetteens—Twil
led; silk, ftfiped and checked Narffcenets
—Blue, long company, & common Nan
%keens — Jeans and Fustians.
A very extensive choice of India
Cottons— India and Hamburgh Checks.
Gentlemen Farmed furnifhed;
with Hufbindry Tools of most kinds.
Blacksmiths with a good choice
<rf prime Bar Irorr, Steel, Vices, & most
other profeffibnal Tools'.
Joiners and Turners, with Saws,
and a good supply pf Chiffels, Bits, Gou-,
ges, &c.&c &c.
Masons, with Trowels, common,
patent and plaiftei ing.,
Those who have occasion to en
large of improve their buildings,can have
2od. jod. 6J. and 4d. NAILS, of vari
ous kind, as ^til as GLASS, and other
Building Materials)
Farmers and others supplied with
SPIRITS of most kinds-^feveral forts of
ffiNE, and almost every kind of GRO
CERIES. „;
- A good assortment of Statioha
„ and SCHOOL BOOKS;^
FQR THE LADIES.'
Carmilite, Savoyard, prune, changeable,
striped, (and extremely rich) blacks LU
STRINGS. Black„do#e, pearl, straw,
,and a variety of other coloured Beings
&SATTINS. Broad & narrow Mtides
and Sarfoets. Elegant tamboured, lap
pet, pfain, clear, blackspearl coloured
and cambrick MUSLINS.
An extensive choice of Callicoes
,and Chintzes, fame very beautiful, and
'others very cheap. Brown, coloured &
, . Griped Ginghams.s
Durants, and other Stuffs of al-
I moft every colour.,
, Djmities and Muflinets of the
most fashionable patterns.
, A general assortment of Shawls,
Madrafs, Pulicat, Silk & pocket Hand
kerchiefs. Hats and Bonnets of al
most all kinds,
Ladies, who are commencing
Hoyfekeepers, may be Applied with Pew
ter, Iron Mongery, Cutlery, Crockery,
and almost every article they may have
occasion for. :
Ladies, of delicate palates, c^n
have Hyfon, single green, Souchong and
common TEAS, and most kinds of rich
SPICES. .
The Fair can be furnished withe,
Cards—Wool-Flax— Cotton, &c.-
$□- Thanis to former Coomers,
for their punauality, with hopes that the
new will be entitled to the fame com
pliment,
Dunbarton. May <7, ilm 6S|Bw
concorqridCr \
THE ^proprietors of said Bridge 1
are hereby notified to attend their anpu.
al meeting, sfthe hotife of Mb,;William <
-Stickney, in Concorde on Monday, the
7th &!vl June next, at three o'clock,
P. M. to ad,on me Allowing particulars,
to wit :— — ,
1, To choose a Moderator.
,"2. To lhoefe three diredors, a clerk,
and treasurer, for the current year.
^ foa on any matter relating to
the interest of said propriety.,
older of theDirfors; /r
"CHARLES WALKER, Clerk.
Concord, May 18th, 1802. 68
THE co-partnerfllip of Pattee
and Gore was difiblved by mutual
agreement on the 10th of Maftinftant.
All persons indebted to said firm, are re
quested fa make pay by the last office
fat, to Pattee and Dote, to whom all
t& notes and accounts belong, Ind they
will thereby oblige themselves and theif
humble servants :
PATTEE & GOVE.
ftfN.B. Bufiriefs win be carried
on as afual at the fame .Stores by.
PATTEE & DOW.
Weare, May 19, tSoz. 6^
NEWSPAPER CUSTOMER
' / Afr^^^
: 'JOHN IIOIT, Jun,
REcurns his thanksto the Gra
tiemen who h^faypred him with
theft patronage to she REPUBLICAN
GAZETTE, since he hagridden:POST
,—He informs his good Cuftome, in fe
/towns of Hopkinson, Warner, Suttoq,
New London, Boscawen, Canterbury,
and Northfield, thfrtbesnuft difeontinue
riding for the present—He ha, however,
engaged aperfon to Supply said route,
for whose punauzlity the printer himfett
has engaged responsibility, and those
therefore, who lafapapers will be con
fifa,d refponfi^fe ft# jbe Pfipter from
thi, No. 68, Ma) 25th. . The Gazette
will be continued to tieleot to those who
do wot dired it to be flopped by fettling
up their accounts, w,& orders a ccor^-
iPgly: T'heir accounts will be readyfot
| payment in a few day,, and deposited at
,h^ places whetfe th^^ wete left—
it is expede^ payqfyityw^ made it~
thofe'places, or to thefyrefent tid©rf„
soon as convenient.: w^^fcHOlT, Jun. ~
10- The Printer pfthe Repub
lican Gazette informs, tor thd present
rider, that he wilib^happ, to ffopiy any
gentlemen with 4Ke Repeblican Gazette
and any other,aprohex mg with, on
as low terms as he can aford, each cufi
tomer to be responsible as above. ,
Concord, May 23,1802.
_ __=____—_=—=—==— — — .— k
Letters in the Post office, ConcbTd,
David SticKney, Benjamin Clark, John
Silver, Mifi Betty Fellows, Concord— —7 #
Thomas Colby 2, Mlfs Relefe Brown,
Benj. Noj^s, ^lO-- '
James Hogfc Capt. Jonas Haft.•
fogs, Thomas e^&^^Duflbarf or— 1),:
Wm. Blodget, Driniel Emerson, Wear, —
Peter Sanboro, sW&w,h— Joseph Blaf
del, Enoch Wodd,Zcifo—DavidClough
Carter hr, —John Cochran ',aN&rtbfald}
'Joseph Greed, Z»rr,h—Nathan
Bixby, Dublin— Samuel G. Bishop, P^f#.
said— Bartholomew Whitney, Guiljom-
Moses Derborri, Cat/ii— Joseph fcriefr
land, &/W-MofesHills,Bfq. N, Lendpa.
— +-. —_——_-, ^ CT — ^- juilbwi
Superior Farmer,
A Firm HORSE, of gooQfiqe
dad figure; WILL STAND, 'this
season, to be let to mares, at tfyftfy&-
ing places, viz. at the stable offylr/ Ctyl
yin How, innholder, %T4efdays ;=a|,
the stable of David Georty pfq. Jud)
holder, on Wednefdaysat the stable ^
of Landlord Dearborn, in Loudon, on
Fridays ;—and at tbe fubferiber's stable J
on Mondays, T^uridays & Saturdays.J
The Superior Farmer will.be ,
let to mares at two golfen a leap ; threp \
dollars the season—and to warrant a foil I
as may be agreed up&i. '')
r Mares which are taken to feid horfe,/I
and afterwards difpofed,of, to be consid
ered with foal, if taken by the warrant.
' 'The'SuperTor Farmer has been
kept b¥ bogdr Curtis, of Amherst, and
proved himfelf a good fire for colts- He
is of 41large size, firm built, weli propor
tioned, of h@ earaagtyand bids fyty
enlarge the breed oLhorfesfa this quafc
teh if fotle^n W°pteaf& to employ
him; Good attendance # will be given, ,
^^ VIRGIN, frt#
Concord, Stf^^
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