Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-20 00:00:00, page 4

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REPUBLICAN SONG.
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foerfory of the birthday of
American liberty:
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Thtrt infpim refefoWtag.fa&
TO celebrate prafamJe&fon Hall.•
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The hearts of Americans ever will cheer.
That did tyrants o'etthrow, and Torre
And%f at tetter in Jefafo# Hall,J
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fav'd the State,
By wisdom & fitmuefs: tis him we extol,
Oaf fov'd Conftitutiob wetear to de
fend, ^ [no end.
Tipterror's put down, #nd time toe
Apinft armies of judges, make Tories
Whilst triumphs resound through Jeffef
fon Hall. D#,#re*, &c.
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GENUINE WIT.
Repartee— The son of aScots mar
quis, who has seen much service
on the Continent, was lately ac
costed by a friend in Bondftreet
who facetioufly desired “ that, as
hoftflities were over, his whiskers i
Q^ p u< u p° n ^ p, re 1
effablifhment — €; Tothat I hive
no objfflion," laid fefy^but I
desire-at the fame time your
tongue may be put BY the Civil
, 3 Anecdotes > ;
A poor Sweep traveling through
Stratton, (Effltefyeoighiffl,
knocked at the door of a farmed
and-begged he might sleep in a
stable till the approach of da, but)
Was refufed. The laborer, howr
ever, hearing the answer, and
having more humanity than, his
master, (offered him to take his
repose upon foroe straw invthe)
bam. It happened atyut two
o'clock in the morninfeiwo vil
lains dame with a horse and cart
with an intent to rob the barn, and
nearly filled one bag, ffid 'twas
a pity they had not engaged a
nother man to hold the candle ;
the poor sweep hearing this, and
imagining the men belonging to
thehoufe, rushed from the straw
and exclaimed, "Os I'll hold
the candle T— The villiahs at this
unexpected answer, and the ap
pearance of his black face, and
white teeth, hastily decamped,
leaving horse, can and bags, at
^ disposal of the supposed de.
wet-
FOURTH OF JULY 1802. 1
Inßofton, thia inforfary ruffle,
brated with tokens uuufual iov—A
, following: by Benj^ Austin, jun. FAN
EUIL- HALL, the Credle of lode„nd
^n^fc-rrirkedbrfth^ Reoublicsns of ~Bt>£
A '"""b'' ol ^^ ^ toft
the following toast, ~ „„
4 ; fie Preface ofl^
This and his Speech will entirely over.l
whelm the poor feds. Haw does Fede-I
ralHm increase now in Mrfachufetts ? |
U-O/Q^. \
'tie l
faut l 1801, „m1 "Tramm
hfacMi. th &, ^ Fram,jOTh &
te^Mr^to^
i"&R& Obi il /Wfar# Q
^%4 ibt taw rfte w<i4fo,u th
<s» sf Lowfata U FraßU—ra this pint
lu)Q Wi. call th attention ts th Hoof#
that Ida to am tomfarcit do indffirw
objea ; fy it nOthtrnhaa that Ltafo,
faen a# #& Frmtbfatht ahthat t
z^^rz^TC
I pace (bit countr, bad w#r concihh,tbu fa
thrnent um private) trantarred 1) France
to $,&, andfotranfaaion <wasfeb more
graft than 4& now cm,lain&i if, hewya
LW^I ~ referred to 0%% h th
tr«4t,pf\]6v m "^ political man
taprabicb France mid derive' from tbit
,sfod, Idei&'whtber th, can hofmueb
'tyeqwta : but I bavelittle doth tbat th,
%*" tfjomfau,ce as to foejoftfed
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this ttfeffion ,breams to gihe Franck over
th United States rs America. % the Ijball
I fo^tbat itta te th „fa if fr.
C&fince itefyoration from tbi, centetr, ,to
he, a, equal balance between France and ne
—Sueb bas harta j,,ra of Gen. Wash
ington, fr/F^ is fobfatO/thabltf
Statefan in America at th ,re,& day.—
Th pr&hlit, therefore b, that th ,OTej
fan es Loaifana now rendering France th
natural rival if America, ever, maxim of
Jonnd policy will nm inline hr to calti,
draft a mere intimate ronneaiwe cuitb tbie
, center, i but m, Right Hon. Friend ap,re
bends that Frante tanld be enabled tbrongb
tbie fattUment tofloalhv) np America; be
'neb: much unde,-r„ee tbe power, population
• and Spirit ofth United States ; for be Jbenld
«remember visbat 'efforts th Americans mad',
[and witbgnttwto, alone and anaided, in th
,v>araf i,§ " nfllbe French, wbo qben
} then in pfoffien if Canada and Leuifana—
wfo, therefore^ th increase of American
[fefi^Lfotai <o@red,thQ
th fefrfon of Lwfana th Frercb ma,
now be an obj<a to excite their jealousy
andfaurion, it by no means endangers
the independence of Americans."
:Washington, June 18.
TQjffi^, Prfoof the
To ^ wbom it to, concern. ,
THE Citizen SopN, having pro
duced to me his commission, I do
hereby recognize him as Com
missary of Commercial Relations
of the French Republic for the
state of Georgia, to reside at Sa.
;vannah, and declare him free to
exercise such fun&ions, powcrS&
privilege#, as are allowed to fimi^
lar agents of the most favored na
fntfmon, whereof Ihave cauf
cd theft letters to be made patent €3
the Seal of the United, States to be
hereunto affixed. " ^/
Given under m, hand at the Cit,
of Washington fa 1 5th da, of fune
in the,ear of our Lord 1802, and
of the independence of the V. States
of America the 26th.M
%W^TH. JEFFERSON. )
BY the President,
JJ ES M A ^ ON , Sec. State.
The Citizen Joseph Marie Le
quino Kerblay, is recognized in
ilkeinifo Commissary for the
N— ^°^ " reside "
,^TO THE PRINTER.
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Mr Rnffall Iwtfh tn railmta find
1 I news
tags: to tafeXte rid# to
Ifhoiild breferan aecatint ofbinmimtmanti
perfottfarrlli,, I should prefer the
account of appointments under our state
' > g o ™"",,— a ° d to Party imreaive,[
r^^of o^T^thinkTifo'
„1^ fr,at pJt °° A Cuflomer.';
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a GOVERNMENT of % PEOPLE,
! I where T@VEPPLE are the only Le
r gitimate Sovereign ^o„r;and tuch is
' the Gtere^f & Empire ^
tof the Ural-/ ',* wh , fl ,,*,^
and wfo ^ta, the enemies of fpch a.
government, ridicule.the very terms Rs
, fafo QDfyafy then i# the time
4%%Y°b* Centinels Ibould he at
' !l!% p °/^ ; F4^ d eteLitoo of
1 the Prefa and ihe Frecdqm of Speech, be
exteofively exercUed—and I foall be for
'y^ Mr, RefeWao. to find yourG%efle
remiss in deeding the impostures of
'Cloven footed rodcraliJm! Spare not the
^" Wolfes in Sheep's clothing," who call
the "^V^'^ ^ %^ ,d.„axir,,
age diffiruft and violent o,portion to the
Lawful Aathbritjes,"confta u %
log the ,^ that Be-who call them.
felYes Fotoalfo, ind encourage a D@
fa of the Northern from the Southern
Stately—Such were the proriifanQnd fi,
milar the Rebellion of Bietabtyagainftlha
Authority of Heaven, !—CTaQd,u,iUt''
ought thrive if the enemies of Liberty
& the Rights of Man to be :ihey ought
to be hurled headlong from pur Repub.
lican Para&fe, and banifliedto Nova Sen.
? tia to hew grindstones tinder the aufpigei
of their master George the Hid. Ip fine,
", Printer, you cannot„he too fevers
upon the apoftates—gte, thfe d—ls their
hu—ltiffyour paper will be acceptable
to at leah one. who in heart is jft
A WHIG of the '7{School.
Wo have given th above enaal, as tbs,
cams to band—-and beg leave to ob/irve—
We shall persevere in defend
ing the American Democratic
Copfttiutions of Go vestment, and
in repelling the assaults of the an.
ti Republicans.
0 Odr correspondents, breomparing
'notes, will petCeive hote difficult, nay,
how impuffttyfe it is, to please aH^ Were
We to ,kempt to faffiion our Gazette to
please every body, it wool<frtiodforely
meet the fate bf the Parson's fc wig:—
it was of the tiuge size, and on his firft
appearance in it, it struck some of his
honest little flock with furprize and bth^
ers with Superior reverence— soon, how
ever, they began to clamor, and each to
'exprefs his dislike of the New Wig—it
; was too final! to one point, and too full
;in another ; with one, it was too big fer
„ the patron's body, with another, hisbo
'dy w^s too fmriitor the wig; with one,
"vit wastoo wdra,wlth another, too air,!
At length, the good-natured Treacher,
x^^^
gather, and submitted his wig to be al
tered and amadedt, the wboh, that it
might fait #//—They formed a circle and
began the work ':one clip'd a lotkind <
another a lock, till it finally looked like
&^l^^"" &b °" '° ri '
Though we should be well pleated en
ough to fee our Correspondents flourish
tog h a Printing Prfs : yet „ beg them
to make due allowances fa the various
palates we have to cook for ; the Mafar
^,Mhu a difficult te&;TO
can futtall /neither can one paper—and
Ihould we please our Customers ,#<,&//,,
we shall think ourlelves fortunate.
In answer to our 66 Ceftomer," as we
had not before, we now state—that
The General Court of this State.
at their late Mion, adjauratffa die,
after rotiag that the kle&ron be held in
Concord, on the firft Wedoefda, in June
next agreeably to the Cooflitutlon, so
that there will not be two sessions of th#
Legislature thi, year.
, A NUMBER E O D fTONS '
OF EARLY CUT ^
Best Englilh HAY,
For which the CASH will be
I^ by DAVID GEORGE.
I S ddlers POfid^
Small Bank Bills.
State of New. Hampshire.,
In th,car of our Lord, one thfed fr t
'b^^Mhtra^ raft dim
'o#lo prevent the cir.
ss<&ularion and currency of Bank^
Bills of abomination left than
fire dollam / ^ :slE&^^¥
T) Eif SnaArib, the Senate and He.fe of
Repreftotaroe, in General Coto raw
vexed, That from and after the frft da,"
of December next, no person shall pay or
receive in discharge ofanycmra&^r
bargain, or for any valuable confidera.
t on whatever, % hi^ issued by an,
Rank or any banking company, other,,
t lap the Bank of the United States, or
the Bank or Banks within this State, of
ale, deamination than fr Dollars
, unefer a penalty of four Dollars, to be ,
,«fceq,s well of the person so paying,
W!¥fts , receiving, by aaipo
of sys, wph coftsof suit, to the use ,f. -
ariQerfous, who fhaH # within one jefe
thereafter prosecute the farces ‘
&4h^ farihr ,^^, That the Se
cretary cause that said A& be published ,
as soon asmay be, in all the Newfpa
: pers printed in this State, fix weeks.
^', State of New-Hampihire.
: Ath Houri of Representatives June ry,
ff 1802. &^
The foregoing bill having had three
several readings passed to beena&ed.
} Smup fftConewrienee, & !
^ , JOHN PRENTICE, fyfe. „;
In Smote,th jams day, ibis bill basing
hen read atbird rime, was enaaed.
¥ AMOS SHEBARD. Prudent
App ROVEd, June1 8,1 802
J. T. GILMAN, Governor.
C ^ True Copy, Attest.
J PEARSON, Sec'r,.:
t/lfr; ,%, __fr.v < fo ^
Qffbe leveral printers in this State, are
; fffrtfad to publife th above Law, forth
term ,ffa weeh,(at th expense of th State)
in their /everal nowjpapers, fir th informa.
tion as tbs public at large. : ^
,PEARSON, Sec. ,
PROPOSALS
F#,; carfflmg th, M& of th United States,
on die following Pefl Rial, will be receiv
ed at th General Pofojfoe in Wofbisga
&% until th pift da, of ful, nw,en.
<fyue.
^„IN^HAMPSHIRE.a
1. FROM Haverhill by Ba
Lyman, Liftle ton and Dalton to Lima
ter once in two weeks. Leave Hmq|
hill every other Tuefday at 6 A. m. &■,
arrive at Lancaster on Wednesday b,
k, m. Leave Lancaster fame da, at d
p, m. and arrive at Haverhill on Thurs
day by 6p. M #
Gideqn Granger,
. Poftmajhr General.
General Poftoffice, Wafhyigton )
tCity, May, ißoz. J 73
, ,^> Bin tol I ■*i'—!‘' = —-+ r- '.'.■''" —r~,
FOR SALE,
An excellent'Farm,
pLafeb fituaud in Deering,
1 witbin one meh of th meeting bonfe; con
taining out bandrod ondfaacree of land,—
u^w hem tort bora tberm=witb two
banfad apple trees beginning to bear fruit,
and a neper failing fountain of th lift of
water, brought to th bonje and bard; and
jaid Farm is excellent!, watered other ways.
To Refold on reafonabk ierms—
For farter particulars, enquirers tbrf&
Briber living on th premifa
JAMES M'CLURE.
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Journeyman Hatter
.WANTED.
A Good Fur Workman may find
employment, good wages, and have hit \
money weekly or mouther, by immedi.
ate appiication to
Jonathan Hutchinson,
July 12. 7§ of Bofcawen.
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BLANKS for DEEDS, warrante
and quitclaim—Blank Complaints—Jus
tices Writs, SummoDfea tad Executions
—Constantly for sale a| this Office;
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m.np iK£niii]L{ftUi ejaierie
ih. ^1 >;mft..?aS4AM I*, •mat
,nas an cxitnn^c circulation m ever,
f * thp ftri^AfNpwhamblkir;
and a towns in the dir
bratttffabolfrsrfar.