Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-13 00:00:00, page 4

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^Appointments b, the Prefidertt,
Commissioners of Bankruptcy
ifor the State of New Hampshire,
—Nicholas Gilman, Henry S.
Langdon, John Goddard, John
MClintock.
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PERSECUTION! INTOLLERANCE !
By a document laid before
Cortgrefs at their last session, it
appearsthat the variousofficers in
the civil department of the Gov,,
ernmerit ot the United States,
(besides post matters and a host
of inferior officers) amounted to
two thousand and fofty-four.=—
These, to a man, under Mr. A.
dims were Federalists. Os these
two thousand and. forty four Fed.
eralifts, Mr. Jefferfon has re
moved but THIRTY THREE,
most of whom were guilty of
mal condu&, rie^leQ of duties,
detention of public money, or ha
bitual intemperance ——By the
clangour the Feds, made about re
movals one might suppose every
officer of their 66 fed" had been
displaced, whereas the fad is,
that only 33, out of 2,044, have
been removed.
Boston 7une 28.
LIBERTY. ' EQUALITY.
ARMY OFSr. DOMINGO.
Tbe General in Cbief, te th# Ciftani es St.
Deminge.
Gen. Touffaint did not wish
to enjoy the amnesty which was
granted to him ; he has continue
ed to conspire ; he was just going
to rekindle a civil war. Ttbought
it necefary to have him arrested
—the proofs to his treacherous
behaviour Ghee the amnesty, will
soon be published ; this measure
which insures pe&;e to the colo
ny, ought not in any way to make
uneasy those who have laid down
their arms and fubmuted them<
^veswith good faithon the Re
public.
Head quarters at the Cape,
20th Prang (June &h) tenth
year of the fench Republics^
(Signea)\ (E CLERC,
Senate of the United States. }
The following ftcemeut thews the
periods „,which the teats of the present
members of the Senate will be refpeaive
1, vacated ,*tThe vacancies occur on the
4th oi March lri each year.
1803. ißo§. 1807.
Anderfoa, Baldwin, Breckenridge,
Chipman, BepQ, Bradley,
T. Foster, Cocke, Colhoun,
Hillhouse, Dayton, Clinton,
Howard, Ellery, Jackson,
S.T. Mafoo,D. Foster, Logans <
J. Mafoo, Franklin, Sheaffe, - . :
C. Morris, Nicholas, Stone,
Ogden, Olcott, Tracy,
^te, ^
Small Bank Bills.
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r^^^ to prevent the cm
":T ? BHIs of s denomination less than
ta«,i, nil from ana after me nrtt day
* Lsti^tilri
Bargain,,for any valuable copiiqera
tlon W&Site vet . v hill iilued. *he rami'
Manic 2ihw hAfilflfiff rhmninv nwhmw
a^denomination than five Dtfa
Binder a teraltv of four Dollars sb^be'-
tiofthtperfoD so receirinfo fyaion
„is it forte maid, That the Se
cretary caute that said Aft be published
at soon as may be, in all the Newspa
pers printed in this State, fix weeks.
^ State of New-Hampshire.
lathe Hei,fe of RtfnftttatQ ,& 17,
Ths foregoing bill having had three
federal readings passed to be enaded.
; Sent a, far Cancurrera, : .^
JOHN PRENTICE, $,&.
Ze Setae the jam @, this bill having
beet read a third time, aoueenaaed.
AMOS SHEPARD. Prefate
Approved, JunetS, 1802.
J.T.GILMAN, Gwrar.
'L A True Ce„, Atetf.
J. PEARSON, Wo.
11, The federal printers to tbie State, are
requeued te publife th abroe Lea, for the
term effa faeie, (at,be expufeeftbe State)
in tbeir jroeral nraj,a,ere, forth ieferma
tin •fimpblic at larfl.
EARSON, Sec.
PROPOSALS
For carrying the Mails of the United
States on the following Post Roads will
r be received at the General Poftoffice in
' WalhingtonCity, until the 12th day of
July next, incluffve. / -
In New-Ham,Jhire.'
1; PROM Portsmouth by Dover, Ro
chester, Middletown, Offipee,
Moultonborough, Centre Harbor, Ply
mouth, New Hampton, Meredith, Gib
mantown, Nottingham and Durham to
Portsmouth, one week, and return the
contrary way, the next week, so al to
pass alternately opce a week. To Leave
Portsmouth every Monday at IP. M. &
arrive at Plymouth the next Wednesday
by , P. M. & Leere Plymouth every
fhrirfdayut 6 A. M, and arrive at Ports
mouth the nett Monday by zP. M.
2. From Portsmouth by Exeter,
Chester, Londonderry, Amherst, Peterf
borough, Marlborough and Keene co
teM 4 **' week. Leave Portsmouth
evfery Taefday at 9 a. „. arrive at Am
herfton Wednesday by 7p. M. Leave
Amherst every Thursday at 6 a. m. and
arrive at Keene by 7 p. m. arid at Wal
pole on Friday ty 10 a. M. Returning—
Leave Walpole every Friday at 2 p. M.
arrive at Arriherft on Saturday by 6 p m.
Leave the famein one hour, and arrive
at Portsmouth on Monday .by 4 p. M.
3. From Exeter by Notting
ham, Concord, Salisbury,patron, Ca
naan, and Lebanon to Hanover once 4
week. Leave Exeter every Wednesday
at 6 a. m. and arrive at Concord on
Tburfda, by 9a. m. Leave Concord
' at 11 As m. and arrive at, Hanover on
Saturday by 9a. m. Retefraing— Leave
Hanover^every Saturday at 9 p. m. apd
arrive at Exeter the next Tuefday by sev
en o'clock p. m.
4. From Haverhill Maffachu
fett, by'Chefter, Pembroke, Concord,
Bofcawen, Salisbury, Plymouth, Romney
arni Haverhill N. H. to Newbury Ver
mont once a week. Leave Haverhill
Mas. every Friday at 2 p. m, arrive at
Chester by 5 p. M. at Concord on Satur
day by noon; leave Concord at 7 p. m.
Und arrive at Plymouth on Monday by
6 a. m. and at Haverhill by 5 p. m.and
at Newbury by 7 p M. Returning— To
fee Newbury on Tuefday by 6 a, m.
arrive at Haverhill by 7 )iM'nt Ply
mouth by 6 p. ta. arrive at Concord on
Wednesday by 6 p.m. Leave Concord
,on Thursday al 10 a. m. and arrive at
Haverhill on Friday by 10 a. m.
5. From Hanover N. H. by
Orford to Haverhill once a week. Leave
Hanover ev^ry Monday at 6a. m. arrive
at Haverhill by 4 p.M, &#rfliffg— Leave
Haverhill on Tuefday at 9 ~ M.and tir
rive at Hanover by 6 p. M.
'6. From Hanover by Norwich,
Hartford, Hartland, Wimtfor Vermont,
^x^
Vt.Bermudtown M4I Greenfield Ma£
^^^^^
,s&ld C. twice;, week. %emfofr)
I'V^M^'^ra^^^
I ^ "rav Wiodfor by noon. Leave ,
1 Wiodfor in half an hour and arrive at
Brattleborough on Tueflay and Friday
I test fy Lea^^rattlabor foat a
? "'t^ " 3 " 4Wta Wednef.
day and Saturday by Bp. M. RtttfQ
^^ B * ffi frr Moy^ Tburf.,
&?6ct^ ?!N^thatytp^ ty
I 4,y&iuii,nipiQn nail am
I ^ 9 Fmm Part finAiith huF^Aiar
Kington, Haverhill Mas. Andover, Wil
mington, Woburn and Medford to Bos
ton three times a week. Leave Ports
mouth ever, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 3 a. m. and arrive at Boston the
fame days by yr. m; Returning—Lunn
Boston every Tuelday, Thursday and Sa
turday at 3 am.& arrive at Portsmouth
the fame days by 7 p. Me
8. From Exeter by Newmar
ket and Durham to Dover once a week.
Leave Exeter every Tuefday at 5 a. m,
and arrive at Dover by 10 a. m. Leave
Dover every Tuefday at zp. m. and ar
rive at Exeter by 6 p. m.
@3- Notes.
I. The Postmaster General may expe
dite the mails and alter the times of ar
rival and departure at any time during
the continuance of the contraas, he pre
viously stipulating an adequate compen
sation for any extra expense that may be
occasioned thereby.
11. Fifteen minutes fhaU be allowed
for opening and clofiag the mail at all of
fices where no particular time is fpeci
fied. .Vbf'.,,,, .^ ,>•■ •
$ 111. For every thirty minutes delay,
(unavoidable accidents excepted) in ar
riving after the times prescribed io any
tontraa, the contraaor Ihall forfeit one
dollar ; and if the delay continue until
the departure of any depending mail,
whereby the mails destined for Inch de
pending mail lose a trip, an additional
forfeiture of five dollars shall be incur
red.
IV. Newfpepers as well at letters are
to be sent in the mails ; and if any per
son, making proposals, desires to carry
newfoapers other than those conveyed in
the mail, for his own emolument, he
must state in his proposals, for what sum
he will carry it with thatemolument and
for what sum without that emolument.
V. Should any perfun snaking proposals,
desire an alteration of the times of arri
val and departure above fpecified,he must
state io bis proposals, the alterations de
sired, and the difference they will make in
the terms of his centrad.
VI. fafcos making proposals are de
sired to state their prices by the year.—
Those who contraa will receive their pay
quarterly, inghe months of February,
May, August, & November, one month
after the exaration of e«h quarter.
VIL No other ,han a free white per
son shall be employed to convey the mail.
VIIL Where the proposer intend, to
convey the mail in the body of a^ftage
carriage, he is desired to state It in his
propofals.^
IX. The Postmaster General reserves
to bimfelf the right of declaring any con
trad at an -end whenever,hrce failures
happen which amount tothe lofi of a
trip. , :
X, The centrads for the Above route,
are to be in operation on the firft day of
Oaober next, and to continue in forte
for one year, from that time, excepting
such routes as have a particular note re
fpeaing the continuance of the contrast.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Postmaster General.
General Post Office, Walhing- l
ton City, M.y 9, 1802. J 70.
PROPOSALS
fir carr,i&g,the Maile ts th United Stalk
en the farming Pest Roads;wuibe reaiv
¥^^ General Ptfoffice in\%Jbingth'
Cit,, until th 21# fe < J*l, #'#?> i*.
/ IN newhampshirX fc
1. FROM Haverhill by Batify
Lyman, Littleton ano Dalton to Laocaft
ter once in two weeks. Leave Haver
hill every other Tuefday4t 6a. m. and
amveft Lancaster to Wednesday by 10
a.' m. Leave Lancaster fame daj at z\
,p. m, and arrive at Haverhill on Qftß
day by fi.M- 7 1
tf ^MWrng^weWfi:
Pfotajh, General'
General Poftoffice, Walhington 1
t New Goods.
T HE Subscriber wi fc^
1 form bis Friends and Customers,
piece Azl
<CT
\ of the hteftlmportatioo—whichl^ new
terms^for riH&ro^^^^
b ;,^ ~ri trtir $ wit t'fexTl?V 1
CALEB I U INEY,
WILL OPENED,
And FOR SALE, on the 2gd ofl
June inftanty,-
^Y MOODY BEDEL,
At his Dwelling House in Haverhill,
°4 = 8 general assortment of .
English and West-InDia
GOODS,
TO WIT:—
W. India and N. England RUM,
Brandy, Wine, Gin, Sugar, Mo
lasses, Cotton Wool, Crockery
Ware, —Russia, Sweeds and A
merican IRON—Blistered and
German STEEL,—NaiIs, Nail#
Rods,—Grind ftones,.—Shad by
the barrel—SALT of different
forts—LEMONS—
Green and Bohea TEAS—
Broadcloths, Cafliroers, Velvets,
Callimancoes, Durants, Mullins,
Men's Hose, Lawns, Parasols,
Flannels, Lambskins, Humhums,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Linens,
India Cottons, Mixed Cloths,
Modes, Cambrick, Ribbons,
Lace, &c. &c. &c.
ALL WHICH WILL BE SOLD,
ou the mofi reefouable terms, for Cash,
or exchangee fgr Shipping CATTLE
and HORSES, if delivered soon.
The smallest favor will be ac
knowledged by the public's humble ser
vant, MOODY BEDEL.'
\ June 18, ißoz. 72
State of New Hampjkife.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby giv
en, that WILLIAM WHITE nod
others, inhabtautsof 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 support and maintenance
of a Public Protestant Teacher of Piety;
Religion and Morality :-
Ordered,\
That the petitioners be heard 641
their petition before the General Court,
ba .the First Tuefday of the next session.
and that they cause the fubftanc^ of the
said petition and order of Court thereon
to be published in the Republican Gaz
ette, printed at Concord, three weeks
successively, Commencing twelve weeks ,
priorto said day of bearding, that an,'
person or persons may then appear arid,
Ihew caofe, if any they have, why the
pr2,er thereof may not be granted.
' 4 Attest
N. PARKER, De,. Secritar,.
Concord, June io, 1802. 72.
J^T^&EDf&frS^,
AT ,"" OFFICE,
System of INSTRUCTIONS
<:::^7°to run^'^
Ic^rao*4 r
In which the Dragoon is taught
; Chapter t. Tile Formation of a Troop.
Ch,. 11. Inftrufttons with the Horse.
r The Petition of a Dragoon mounted.'
;CbfrUl The MANUAL EXERCISE.
CfyfrlP, The Exercise and Manoeuvre,
of 8 Troop.
„„+ ~ The Fvolutions of forming and
}difplaying Columns.
Chap. Pl Retreating, alternately, b,
Cbe, m. The Method of fetching and
^greTOte- oT.feMwe book
will be zo cents fingte - A deduaion will
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OTRXYED away, oi ithe i,th instant,
Da dark bay HOR^E, 6ot 7 years old, Q
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'W or give me in formation
Oi niffl,lffllLOs'uiiiuiuWw rewarucua l
IOSEPH COLBY
WPUBU& T
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