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MECHANIC'S SONG.
Ye merry Mechanics come join in my song.
And leu# he bri(k chorus come bounding along ;
Tho' some may be poor, and some rich there may
be—
And yet all are contented and happy and free.
Ye Taylors ! of ancient and noble renown,
Who clothe all the people in country & town ;
Remember that Adam, your father and head,
And lord of the world was a taylor by trade.
Ye Masons ! who work in done, mortar and brick,
And lay the foundations deep, solid and thick ;
Tho' hard be your labor, yet lading your fame,
Both Egypt and China your wonders proclaim.
Ye Smiths ! who forge tools for all trades here be
low,
You have nothing to fear while you finite and you
blow;
All things you may conquer so happy your lot,
Ifyou're careful to lirike while the iron is hot.
Ye Shoe Makers ! nobly from ages long past,
Have defended your rights with awl to the last ;
And Coblers all merry, not only flop holes,
But work night and day for the good of our foals,
YeCabinet -makers ! brave workers in wood.
As you work for the ladies, your work mull be
good ;
And Joiners and Carpenters, far off and near,
Stick close to your trades and you've nothing to
fear.
Ye Hatters ! who oft with hands not very fair,
Fix hats on a block for a blockhead to wear ;
Tho'charity cover a fin now and then,
You cover the heads and the fins of all men.
Ye Coach makers ! must not by tax be controul'd,
Bit (hip off your coaches and fetch us home gold ;
Th^ roll of your coach made Copernicus reel,
And fancy the world to turn round like a wheel.
Ye Carders and Spinners, and Weavers, attend,
And fake the advice of poor Richard your friend ;
Stick close to your looms, and your wheels, and
your cards,
And you never need fear of the times being hard.
Ye Printers ! who give us our learning and news,
And impartiality print sos Turks, Christians and
J ews >
Let your favorite toast ever found thro' the
Greets,. „
“ The Freedom of Press, and a volume in sheets.
Ye Coopers ! who rattle with driver and adz.
And lecture each day upon hoopsand on heads .
The famous old ballad of Love in a tub,
-You may sing to the tune of your rub a dub dub.
Ye Shipbuilders, Riggers, and Makers of Sails !
Already the new constitution prevails !'
And soon you Shall fee o'er the proud swelling
tide.
The (hips of Columbia, triumphantly ride, .
Each Tradejman turn out with his tools in his
hand,
To cheriSh the Arts and keep Peace thro' the
land—
Each 'Prentice and Journeyman join in my Song,
And let the brisk Chorus come bounding along.
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From the CENTINEL of FREEDOM.
SONG.
Sung at the Celebration of the fourth infant by the
Jeffersonian Society ofOrange. „
Tune—“ God save the Rights of Mrn.'l
Let us rejoice and ling.
Each J fferfonian,
- Gratefully raise
Anthems to God on high,
Whose omnicient eye, 'f,
Pleas'd Ihali behold our joy, ,"
Pure as his praise.
CHORUS —Tune, “ Yankee Doodle.''
freedom's flag's again unfurl'd,
Fed'ral fraud's detected
Teli the anxious wondering world,
That Jefferfon's elected ;
Johnny now way homeward speed,
. Recall'd he'll ne'er ag^jn be,
A fill,fong he'll ting indeed,
To would-be lords at Braintree,
Long has the bitter blaft,{
Brom fed'ral cold north east,
Darken'd our sphere ;
Now the dark clouds disperse,
And o'er the universe,.
Liberty's influence,
Nature shall cheer.„
CHORUS—Freedom's flag's again, &c.
Let hell and Hamilton,
Forge and prepare the chain.
Us to inthral,
Vain are their efforts all,
Liberty ever diall,,
Over proud fed'ral,
Meafafes prevail,
chorus— Freedom's flags again,
All hail great Jefferfon!'
Thou haft the lurels wop,
Never shall fade;
Let pow'r and prieft-craftjoin^ „
Tories and Fed's Combine.
- Virtues like diamonds foine,
Brighter when try'd.
CH9,USC,
Freedom's flag's again unfurl'd,
Fed'ral frauds detected,
,Tell the anxious wondering world,
That Jetferfon's elected:
Jonny now may hang his head,
With those that lords would fain be,
A filly fonghe'll fing*ihdeed,
To well-born Feds at Braintree.
Orange, March 4, 1801.
—H34fero&++=-
EPIGRAM
A flortons war, John Ball, where the whole gain
Is feigning honor, for the thousands slain.
“ Tis falfe, fay our allies, for John shall get
<< Fall fifty millions sterling—more in debt.
REMOVED.
JOHN GAINS;
Clock and Watch Maker,
Informs bis cuflomers and the public ji) general,
that he has REMOVED from Fore ifreer to
, the Itore lately occupied by Win. St^n
wood, jr. Market-street, where he
' , % carries on the bpfinefs of
CLOCKS WATCH MAKING
in its various Branches,
t He has just received
A hd^pme effortment of watYaWed
WATCHES, -
—ALSO--,
Chains, Strings, Seals, and Keys,
as ufiral.«
Portsmouth, March 14, 1801, 3 w °
HAND-WARE
g pern s.
H. & B. PENHALLOW,
Have Imported in the Jhfs Sally,' and Penas,
from Liverpool, and 4be Harriot, from
:Brl/fl,.
a large and general affortrnent of
HARD-WARE GOODS,
Among which are a great variety of
Cutlery, Ironmongery, Ship-
Chandlery, Sadlery, Cabinet & Brass Foun
der, Wares.
- r —ALSO— ,
4 Calks Brass Kettles* 2 Cafys Flat-Irons.
14 Bundles Frying Panif 2 Cades Rotton Stone.
12 bundles ShpyeJs andi 2 Calks Pumife Stone.
Spades. I 1 Calk Black l±ad.
12 bundles of Plate Iron., 6 Rolls Sheat Lead. ,
20 calks Sheathing aadi 2 Callus Bar Lead.
Deck Nails.'± 10 calks Brads & Tacks
5 Calks Pewter.,
—Likewise — +
Anvils, Vices, Eng|jlh P°ts arid
Kettles, Iron Dogs, Sleigh-Bells, 6by 8, 7by 9,
and 8 by 10 Grown Window Ghtifr best German
Mill Saws, &c. &c. &c,
All which will be fold by wholgfale and retail,
dn the belt terms for cafli.
^Cafh and the bigheft jfrice uill be
given for OLD COPPER and BRASS.
Portsmouth, fori; 30, 1801.'
Imported in the Chip Harriot, from Bristol,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
.GOODS
IN THE
Ship Chandlery Line,
And for Sale by
LONG & HAMILTON,
Al their flare in Fore freet ;
The following Articles, viz.
RUSSIA and Ravens Quart black Jacks,
Duck, Pint do.
Ruffi'a Sheeting, i-e pint do.
PITCH, Speaking Trumpets, e
TAR, Horn Lanthorns,
ROSIN, Tin ditto,
BRIMSTONE, Sailors' Pots,
Black Varnish, Coffee Pots,
Sheathing NAILS, 18, 15 and 12 thread
Deck Nails, Lines,
2od, tod, 6d, &4d do. Deep Sea Lines* and
2d & 8d Sprigs, Leads,
Pump Nails, Hand Lead Lines and
4d, 6d, and 8d Clouts, Leads,
Scupper Nails,, Marline,
Club AXES, , Wihpping Twine,
Carpenters' do. Sewing Twine,
Coopers' Adzes, Mackerel Lines,
Ship's ditto. Buntings,
Hatchets, CHARTS, viz.
Iron Shovels, Remans Gulf,
Jack and Smoothing Welt India Charts,
PLANES, Coast of France,
Fry PANS, Mediterranean,
Bell Steel plated Hand- North Sea,
saws, St. Geo. Channel,
Iron ditto, Coast of Guinea,
A variety of Moore's Epitome,
H and HL Hinges, — -—-
Butt Hinges, Ink Powder,
GIMBLETS, Ink Stands,
CHISELS, - Brass Compasses,
GOUGES, Wood ditto,
AUGERS, Telescopes,
Bung Borers, Quadrants,
Draw Knives, Round Sea Hooks,
Brass Cocks, Sail Needles,
Till'd Iron Table Paint Brushes,
Spoons, Tar Brushes,
Tea ditto, Sa(h Tools,
Gridirons, Scrubbing Brushes,
Tormentor,, Clamps,
Ladles, Mops,
Wood Screws, Hanks,
Poll Coffee Mills, Time Glasses,
Pump Hammers, Binnacle Lamps,
Carpenters' ditto, Dividers,
Tinder Boxes, with Gunter Scales,
Flints and Steels. Ground SPANISH
Japan'd GandiefticKS, BROWN,
Chelt Locks, Ground Yellow Oker,•
Cabin door Locks, Venetian Red,
Banbury Locks, Prussian Blue,
Padlocks, Vermillion,
Knives, White Lead,
Palm Irons, Red Lead,
Pin Mauls, Logs and Log Reels,
Caulking Irons, Lead Pencils,
Making do. Philadelphia Camboof-
Marking do. es.
WEST-INDIA GOODS,
AS USUAL.
Wines ; Brandy ; Teas ;
Irons, &c.•
Portsmouth, March, ißor.
Dame & Penhallow,
Who have removed opp^ite to Greenleaf's Inn and
along fide Mr. Ammi R. Hall's,
Wilh to remind their customers of their former
ad vertifement of Weft- India Goods and Groceries,
in addition to which they now have a quantity of
the last year's growth, Canterbury Quaker Seeds,
such as Onion, Beet, Parsnip, Carrot, Cabbage &
Cucumber, and the infallible Turnip, from Lake
Champlain. Mulkatal, bloom and calk Raifius,
frefh Figs, Almonds, Citron, Real Cinnamon,
Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Cayenne, Alfpice, Pep
per, Ginger, Oatmeal, Salt Petre, Allum, Cop
peras,. Corn Brooms, Dye Woods, Rosin, Brim
stone, Capers, Olives, Anchovies, Sardines, Bas
ket Salt, long Pipes, No. 1 and 2, Kitefoot To
bacco. Violins & apparatus, viz. Strings, Bows,
Bridges, Pegs and Tail Places. Bass Viol and
Guitar Strings, German Flutes, Fifes, Clarionet
Reeds, Mufick Paper. Boxes of Paints for draw-'
ing, Camel's hair and Lead Pencils, Drawing Pa
per, India Rubber, Pictures with or without
frames, Children's Toys, Callender's best Hicko
ries.—Also, the American Coast Pilot, and a large
assortment of Charts, Maps of New-Hampshire,
Maflachufetts, Maine, &c. &c. &c.
Port/mouth. March 23, 1801.
He likewise has a License as an
AUCTIONEER;
fyd.will.receive property of any kind, for
Public Sale, and promises those gentlemen
who may be pleased ,0 favor him with theis
commands, that his best endeavors (ty l not
be, wanting to compleat the fame with fi
delity and dispatch, and every favor will be
duly attended, by the Public's obedient ser
vant,
Alex,ander Ewen.
portfmouth, Feb. 2, ißoi.
WHEREAS some evil minded mis
chievous person or persons, have
lately disturbed the peaceable Inhabitants
of this town at late hours in the night, by
destroying their property, and behaving in a
very audacious manner, but more particular
in repeatedly attacking one house in Water
ftrept, with clubs, poses, &c. and by throw
ing U f g e stones into the windows, and
breaking (hefa(he.s,glafs and.all before them
into the keeping anddodging rooms ; there
by endangering the limbs and lives of the
innocent women.and children, and putting
them in great fear ; and , other enormities
have been done by their nefarious hands.
Therefore the#Scleamen, do earnestly re
commend toevery class of Citizens to exert
themselves to prevent anydiforders in future
and hereby engage to pay the above reward
of FORTY DOLLARS, to ay person
that will give prbof Efficient to convia the
person or persons, that have committed the
above mentioned riotous aEts, before any
court proper totry the fame.
GEORGE GAINS, T
MOSES WOODWARD, @ea-
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS, (men.
ELIJAH HALL,j
Portfmoutb, Feb. 27. 1801.
'THE fubferiber begs leave to ip-
A. fonn the Public, and his Friends in
praticular, that he has opened a
COMMISSION STORE,
In No. 17, Market-street, Portjmouth,
Where he will receive Merchandize
for sale, or tranfad any- other busi
ness on Commission.
Broad arid sorest Cloths, Ker
fymeres, Coatings, Duffils, Baizes, Flan
nels, Swanfdowns, Swan Skins, Camel's hair
Shawls of various kinds.
The Co-partnerflip of
John & Jon a . Goddard,
By mutual consent, is this day dissolved.—All
persons indebted to, 'or having demands against
the laid company are desired to call on the latter
for adjustment—Who continues business as usual
at his store in Marker-street.
Portsmouth, March 20, 1801.
Satins, Luteftrings, Modes, Cali
coes, Chintzes, Furniture Chintzes, Cal
amancoes, Durants, Tammies, Moreens.
A large variety of
Muslins, Cotton Cambricks, Muf
linets', Dimities, Wiidbores, Cambists, Lin
ens, Holland, Cottons, Shawls, Handker-,
chiefs, —Cotton, worsted and silk Hosiery ;
long & short Kid Gloves, silk ditto ; Laces,
Edgings, Ribbons, &c. &c. &c.
—ALSO—
Hyfon, Souchong & Bohea Teas,
Poland Starch, a few dozen English Mus
tard—with many other articles too tedious
to mention, all which will be fold whole
sale and retail.
Portsmouth, Feb. 2,180 T.
TIMOTHY WINN,
Just received, and for sale by
Buck-jireet,
A general aflortment of
GOODS
suitable for the (ea/on, viz.
40 Dollars Reward.
CHEAP STORE.
CASH, and the highest price given for
Clean linen, & cotton & linen Rags
at this Office.
If the ladies would fafpeud a bag behind the
door, and intiead of sweeping their Rag, into rhe
tire, a$ is frequently the cufton/,put them into the
bag, they will find it more to their advantage, than
the ofenfive smell of burning Rags.—Drnraak
tin used to fay, that a penny Caved was two pence
earned ; indeed, he said many good things :-— He
often told his female friends, that " a dilligent &
frugal woman always had a large fhift"—That
“it you would be wealthy, think of faring as,
well as getting"—And that
''Many estates are fyent in the getting,
Since women for tea forfook fpinqing and knitting.
And men for their punch forfook hewing and fputUng,
So, without delay prepare you bags,
And take some care to save your RAGS.
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. -CTeklp &^enta,
APRIL HATH 3° DATS.
< New moon 12 day, iih. 38m. evening.
C 'LSU.V, HIGH I'&O^'
Days of the fR. S. water. R. &
4 Week.
7 Tuesday, 536 7 0 49 3 rd
8 Wednefnay, 534 77 41 3 56
9 Thursday, 5337 8 33 4 t
10 Friday, 5317 9 20 4 J 7
11 Saturday, - 5 207 to 6 4 5*
12 Sunday, 5287 i° 5 1 mjeu
13 Monday, 5^77 ! 135 7 26
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Cbe Republican LeWc,
Is published, weekly, every Tuefday morning,
on the following Condifos:
One Dollar apd Fifty Cents per amwm,(exclnfivc
I of poftage)— One third to be paid ir. adva,a«.
500 Bushels POTATOES,
for which cajh will be paid on delivery —En
quire No. I, Portsmouth Pier.
e who-have not yet honored the pub
lister with their patronage, are refpe&fully
informed that if they ffiould condescend to
favor him with their names, and not approve
of the work when ready for delivery, may
return it ; every fubferjber will receive, as
a compliment, for politely flepping forward
and fubferibing his name, a small pamph
let, executed in a faperior Ryle, and elegant
ly hot-pressed : containing the moil remark
able events ofyMr. Jefferfon's life, careful
ly collected by an experienced biographer.
Copies framed and glazed in a style of
neatness and elegance for 12 dollars.
JOHN FERNALD,
of Kittery, mariner, deceased, and has taken upon
himfelf that trust by giving bonds as the law di
rects. And all persons having demands on said est
tate, are requeued to exhibit the fame—and all
persons indebted to said estate are called upon to
make pay ment to ABNER BLASDEL.
The fubferiber's family being re
duced to a fhiall number, wiffies to exchange or
fell his House, with or without his land. What
ever difference may be agreed on for a fmafer
House, will be made easy to the pnrehafer, pro
vided good security is offered in case the Land
goes with the laid House ; any perfen may know
the terms and particulars, refpetting the fituatiou
and contents, by application to
CHARLES CHAUNCEY.
Portsmouth, March 23, 1801.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fubferibet
has been duly appointed AdminiJlrator to
the eState of
Refectfully informs bis CuJiomers and the pufo
lie in general that he has removed to Jef
frey's Row, Bow-street,
Where he continues to carry on the
Taylor's Bufineis,
with neatness, pun duality and dispatch.
Conflant attendance given, and the smallest favors
acknowledged with thanks.
PortJmouth, fan. 5, 1801.
GEORGE HELMBOLD, jure.
ARE informed that it has-been in the en
graver's hands for a length of time, and that
proof sheets may shortly be seen, The pub
iifher intreats the public not to patron!:
any other undertaking of the fame nature
until they have had an opportunity of judg
ing of the merit of his : he hopes he will
be indulged in this request) by every candid
republican, when they learn that he was the
firft who made proposals for the work, and
was only prevented from having the print
published already by the chicane and villainy
of a few persons ; it is not necessary to
name them, as their feelings, if they are
not too much inured to mal-praaices will
inform them who I mean.
Thof
A FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT
JEFFERSON'S
Full Length Portrait.
JAMES L. GILES,,
TAYLOR,
OF
“ THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE,"
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