Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-27 00:00:00, page 4

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A NEW SQNa-Q&Q;
TvNz= VIVALA.\_ !
1, AR from Eurfyel perfectition,
f To my fours rfigrgir^, '
Haste the hour of retribution
Hear me Havenind iet CTW ^
tibipo M'lpoxe —the weltern warm
Straight u prose at Heaven's commit,
She few and wav'd her flag urifarl* ' \
O'er Columbia chosen land. 3 «'
V Sacred be thou new Creation! "
Form'd, ffie cried, tolofter mes
To my font of every Nation
An#fo thou ffiah be.
^Ffee—l fee the tempest brewing'
In futurity's dark womb;
Fees to mankind pfot my ruin,
Thoughtless of theft deftiri^otfr
" Heroes you fall huflyour thunders,
Page's !%fhtlfbtW&lfoadCT "^
Fetters forged in Folly's brain. ^
* Beaminftrdund with bright refplend
, Lo, Ifoa kata troll feuc%!
Lihrt, aad @et,f^ ^
Flame from Ocean to the Pole.
'' O ! when each returning feafori
^^^
^ra of a Nation's birtb, ^ fr 4
71 While with heartfelt morion '^
=.: Fatiire Patriots croud my Ihrine, ~,
Torment, of this ne^r^fefe ^
>OB, whitrfflfri ffiffi." ?
The Goddess ceas'd awhile fact Eto.
. motion ~
^pul'd her foil add footh'6 taftite;
fat est the glanc'd aerofs the ocean,? 1
And figh'd forfeiting Virtue there.
Uod most for thee/ill.fated Erth, \
Fair-but Katar troubled IffihW^,
Struggling now, and now despairing, ,
Viaim of a sister's guile. ' r
' • fa&.^ ,
13TC±CT=====^^.
AHsrellanp,
A Baronet of the lift century ?,sfe
miction was iaYa|ffiir§ w# foppofed
. to be dead, when the following converfa
so,«. Oar matter it gone. F^l.
Ab, whither is he gonef Siro. To
Heaven I hope. W To Heaven I hQ,
LP*^M^J # Tt3* ^y
set W. Why, because Heaven hk,
great way off, and when my melter was
going a long jaunty, be utedWhi&!
time to talk about and prepare for it
that he cannot therefore be gone there. 1
The Baronet, totter, recovering, &
this conversion being told him, he was
to (truck with it, that he immediately be.
gan to prepare for his journey to that
country w< from whole bourne no travel,
ter returns." '^^ o ^:?.|
6 ACRICULTURdL. W;
Our Northern Farmers arc confer#]
to kooA the important taa, that large
^quantities of RHUBARB are railed in
the iriand of Great Britain, and it foci
therefore certain that it may be raised in
the Northern as well as Southern and
o^3: ^
it is ptesfant to cat: It is made iff®
raiding, and pies. A, ft dye fluff,
for our increasing millions of foutherp
cotton, it merits' particular attention.Y
CASTOR OIL '
The Palma Ch^i, or &fa, Oil plant
israifeb in the Weftfobfflahds^th
such case, and to fuchs%» tote
duce from xo© to^ 150 gallons of the oil
from a single acre of the land. Uto
, been cultivated, and has produced well
ftlGrii'li.d tn the frintnl Th# dtatfrln&^
fa, i^;':fomii^^
a firhiTtfnfiifor imnnrp minimal ere filh<
oil to light ctofe so or p.Wich.ll,,
is CTB,'^'F',,e, 9 ", c ,°
% fotoo to ^ cents. A/ is ^
^?¥ f '°, *!gfr^ P "'^ "'^
3n e l
I under the prerent executive, and
tney win nna mat New.- England^
1 hfl tiirpc'liffh I
,naa force nuns the whole.
These priirAre
liiiciv vuiuui) uiouiu Known mat
more than three thousand appli.
cations of officers have been
' made from three New-England
states-and that there has not
teen one application fouth of the
Potomac—men of sense wiltap.
preciate such a contrast of fa&s.
^'(&ora.
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FEDERAL CONSISTENCY.
THE Fcdmlifts always speak
of the Republicans as persons of
little or no property. Yet they
kiira^te Republicans of taking
to* the duties on luxuries to grat#
ify the rich !—lf the Republi
cans are generally poor; and if
they did take duties on luxuries
off—they tndft eftherh^ve- had
little regard^topheir own interest,
-or they mufl have fought to re
duce the price of luxuries by
taking off the duties, so thatahey
might be afforded by poor peo
f The Federalists pretend to be
the friends of the poor ; yet they
condemn the repeal of the Excise
-=Do the Rich drink WhiJkg,
"fe duty on which is difcontihu
cd by the Republicans ? ( ,Or do
they drink Wines, the duty on
which still remains ? ^ 2
^On Marche, 1799, Congress
palfed a law augmenting thejato
ries of certain Officers of Govern
•pent, which raw was to contin
ue in force three years from the
day of its ena&ion, a^d conse
quently expired on the 2d of
March last.--puring the late fef.
fion of Congress this law was re
vived and continued in force, for
two years longer,- When the
Federalifts,<od this law, the of
ficers of government resided at
Philade,ghia % where the expense
of living was not more than half
what it riGw is in the tity of
Waffiington ; when the Repub
licans revived apd continued this
;„la\v, in April last, the officers of
government had removed to
Washington, where house rent
%flrf:provifi@s,are not less than
one halThigherihan they were at
Philadelphia, when the Federal--
jfts passed the law ff Yet the Fed.
Clifts who themfeWes passed the
law, ,illty the Republicans sot
contuj&ihg it ! ! ! ~, ^ ;
. .Two years ago the Federalists
Rife rallying all their forces to
Ju,port Government—Now they
^e x fflngevery nerve to oppose
-The Federalists, a few years
fiafoch^d the BQofafe
that rs Government could do no
wrongr—Now the, contend that
frnment can do n s,
om* date of Virginia „#%,
701 dob. and 47 cents a year
Carriage ,Tax— the state of MaG
fachufetts paid 14,046 dollars (
&cents.lMafchufett^mQ
the lead state, yet has many more
carriages than \ irginiaa——Yet
lay $ tne r eqeralilts, the carriage
JIM• ft
tora+y v irginians !.
& Wfe,Prefident Adams had
eve^office ^@m
ilfe'
SrR hie ?d„fa;fir,*;AT'ffife^
and puts men of in principles in
tlfcir places, his coma is fr,
fatoßrity and mi@us ! ! !—So
^-RELIGION, ^f
“ Should the ri&tJefferfon be
elected to the presidency, the fr
seal ofi&fa that moment set on
our holy religion; our churches
will lte pro-rated ; and some in
^^#^
preG&in the fan&uaries now de
voted to the Mod H,
[Such was the hogu^ge of the
hypocritical aristocrats, prior to
the election of our present chief
migiftrate. The fz^e priests in
New England trembled, or affe&.
ed to tremble, for their parishes,
landI and the cohtihuance of theirfa/a
ries; the women Ihud&red at
the picture drawn by ^patriotic
clergy, of the burning of their
family bibles. But .what is' the
fatt ( religion nev^r flourished so
strenuously in this country, as it
has since the election of Mr. Jef
ferfon.7 • b&lt Amer.
1 JOHN MICHAtL is the man.!
I
ITo consequence of tht lute redu^ioa,
I by Congress, of the Standing Army, a
. number of Officers have beep dismissed
from militaty fetvice. Oue of thefedif
;miffed officers begins a letter to bis broth
er in the following manner :—".My long
.contemplated sentence of deftruaion has
Jat length come to hand.*-Our infamous
j President has ordered me into ztao/life.":
I This man, like many of hisbrethren,
Ihas con traded the fallacious opinion that.
, Government is under an indifoenfible
obligation to provide posts and penfu,as I
for every idle drone who is too lazy to,
labor for his living—that the army ish
tended less for publicdefence and utility,.
than individual profit & accommodation;
and that men ,e employed io the pub
lic fervic€, can never be difmitfed there
from without iejuftice or cruelty t The
revetfe of all this, it the truth. As no
more officers ought ever to be created
than areabfotutely necessary to the com
munity ; so none ought to be retained,
who are rendered ufelels by a change of
the circumQances that required their cre
ation. And no man is worthy of an of
fice under a Republican Government,
who will not, whenhis country can dis
pense with bis services, resign it at cheer
fully as be accepted it. it wasa juftfa.
timent of the celebrated Plato, that•
Y Megiftrates ought never to forget they
are made for the People, and not the
People for them :the fame as the Passen
ger knot made for the Pilot, but the Pi*
lot forthe Passenger."
J. > fTraiCT Trft Amtrican.]
The AURORA observes :
«' If any thfrig were wanting, td prove
the evils of military establishments, this ,
man's delefable idea of going into Civil
Life is—to him „,,&taud the Pre.
fident (whom he nevertbelefs was willing
to ferve),is infamous for taking him from
[O The President had nothing to do
with the derangement of this Mictaltod
the •te/ffi/mmrarto of the ermy, ex- _
cept to approve the a& of Congress. —ls
he bad, he must have had very little re
gard for the rest of society, to order a be
ing of the infamous views ,& Michael
displays, into “ Social life" ! Where is
the Republican who ,1 associate Q,
him in bis opinions? Or, what con
mta^ me Q^^
emrefe^^
Wife of NEWHAMPSHIRE?
.^v^focfflcaAlt ft ~i^l
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
Ori the third ^y of Afoite,
AT the dwelling house of Da-
AL P 1
.>.?. ^^B^ in Concord,
m Aid County, at five o'clock in thQ|
ternoon ihe Remainder
HO USE FURNITURE I
S ^ ^Tff&
AN ^orfroeifef G6 ODS,
*MfrfCMlicd'es—Muflins-
Silks for gowns—Callrmancbes=.
P imities— Durarit s-T-Nankeens;
&;Nankenets—fidh. Cottons
:ffik'Glovcs,— Cotton do —Cot
ton ^ttfoFlfr^rellanid
Parasols ALSO ,
Scythes, Sickles, Nails,
'Tb^o^s win be Yup.
piled as ^^^tfyraOT ,ill be ct
pe&ed in go day rfor Rnglifh Goods, and
%bes articles lo fydfr.
Small Bank Bills.
State of New.Aampfhire.
ta tbijur of cur Lorl, meta(and right
bwMQQtVDO.
AL?^A^O to prevent the cir.
Qfyg&ufatiooiad currency of Bank
fy hills of adeoomination less than
Y ^ five dollars..^
QZ it raa&ib,&SraW& Hufo if
JD R^rfoteruteh Grair&l &%*<&
vurtli That from and after #efirft day
of December next, no perfoo &all pay or
receive in discharge of any contrast or
bargain, or for any Valuable confidera
; tion whatever, any bill, issued b, any
Bank or an, banking company, other
than the Bank of the Waited States,^
the Bank or Banks within this State, of
a left denomination than five Dolfo,
under a penalty ofcfair Dollars, to be
recovered^' welTofithtyfeerfon so paying
as of the p^rfan so receiving, by a&ion
of debt, with costs of suit, to the use of
any persons, who fhiM within one year
thereafter prosecute the fame.
:SM« #4 it forte «„&f, That the Se.
cretary cause that Did A& be published
as soon as may be, in a'll the New(pa
pers printed in this Stete, fit weeks.
•.^ v i'', Q in W*^., 2ft 1 }''"',''
. State of New-Hampshire.-
chfaHoafe of Rf„fotarivcfc% if.
The foregoing bill having had three,
several readings passed to be enided.,
&tet a, for Cotrrrace,
JOHN PRENTICE, S,W.
./« Qty %am daj, this frl^fttog
bQrca&a tbir/iimc waj cxaßil.
AMOS SHEPARD, Atffar
^APPROVE b. Juteri B, 1802..
T. GILMAN, Grt^w.
I%f% RSON , & „,
K, The frowst pistes is thii Start, IH
Mqatfed to yubltfa &afc, Lato fr fr
WB^fa^fth, (^ tbify^y tftbt Stott,
"in thar )rocral nfwjpQri.for the inform,
fotbi,^ ;
%^EXRSON, &^
An excellent Farm,
pLeafantb faaed in Deering,
rvhbirt^^wctibg booty;<^?
taihing OT hundred and fix acra of tad,—
reaub a taj# and to# ibmn-=%uitb tea
bpdraia„ty true begirt ID har fritif,
pd, never failing joratfo of th L, of
water, brought to rbohouje and bate ; &
jaid Farm isext&ntly wartrad other wfy.
I To befold on recfonable terms-=
*Forfurther particulars, acquire of the f&
scriber living on th premfei. '^
fotirneyman Hatter
%tdod Fur Workman may find
3„^e#
~:^Jonathan Hutehinfon,
^&^%^
Ia
L—Am M .
I county m inc itate otTYewiianiPi^iAe,
k^Khi"^ price by pottr to luch