The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1801-11-10 00:00:00, page 4

■ cantal immediately, a lad,about 14 or 15
I yean ,age, as an apprentice to the , Cooper's
buftnefs,; fejhatlrecfo good encouragement.,
K =one „m iWc&nir, would be preferred.-
Inquire of the printers.
E . Wanted immediately, a Boy a! an appren^
! , rice to the Printing Buftnefs,— Apply at this
, office
Prophets of old, have long foretold,
And also revelation,
Mott clear point out, beyond a doubt,
The downfal of British nation;
For there Alpha and Omega,
Will fare come to an end soon ;
Give 'em a kick, and tell old Nick,
Take crazy George his grand son.
CHO. —And this, &c.
SHEET IRON
STOVES
AND
FUNNELS,
MADE AND SOLD RY
JOHN BADGER,
Ophite Mr. Peirce's Bookstore, Danid-flreet.
N^.2.
WANTS.
Wanted, immediately, a journeyman Cooler
—lnquire of the Printers. O&. 26.
^Generous wages witi begroen to a girlqf
good character, who can be pell recommended,
andean cook and attend in a tavern —lnquitMi
of the Printers. Oil. 26. ^
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Poetical Department.
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A PATRIOTIC SONG.
WHEN freedom's sons at heaven's command,
Shook off the British nation,
America did then assume
An independent Ration. & „
The Congress then were men of fend,
And truly patriotic ;
They fwure tney would not pay their pence,
To any king despotic.
CHORUS,
And this the law of Jevent,-fix,
We J-wear each to maintain, fir ;
No Juch tile things as lords or kings.
Shall in America reign, fir.
The laws they made were quick obey'd,
Whigs vied with whigs for glory ;
And Jack Burgoyne like creeping Ned,
Went home to tell the (lory ;
At Bunker's hill how he'd his fill,
His troops were mowed down, fir ;
While Gage, poor foul, loved bone's hole,
Airaid to quit the town, (ir.
Cho.—And this, &c.
In vain the lion boasts his strength,
That none so frong as he, fir,
For no A' behold reverse of fate,
Down on his bended knees; fir,
Thus fares it with those tyrant fouls,
Who the rights of man oppose, fir,
While gallic cock picks out his eyes,
The snapper prun'd his nose, fir.
CHO.—And this, &6.
And now behold bis vengeful frown,
Brimful of wrath and chagrin ;
Keep weftern poffs and takes out; fllips,
And wont Hand to his bargain.
Then let's unite, assert our right,
Thralh his majestic back, fir ;
. Starve all their isles, confound their wiles,
And turn up t'other Jack, fir.
CHO.—And this, &c.
Cornwallis next, like frighted moles,
At Yorktown burrow'd deep, fir ;
But Washington, with bombs and guns,
Soon rous'd him from his sleep, fir ;
He made them prance a yankey dance,
While martial music founded,
Lay down their arms five hundred score,
By rebels troops furrouhded.
Cho.—And this, ^c.
The Duke of York light as a cork.
In letters to hjs pappa,
My grenadiers have beat Monfieurs,
And made me truly happy.
Then pappa banish all your fears,
I've made this proreftatiun ;
To fight it out, and bring about,
Their total extirpation.
CHO. —And this, &c.
Our lots is small, farce none at all,
Compar'd with the enemy's losses-;
We've loft, big, little, great and small,
Three men, two hundred horses.
I could do no less, than fend express,
For victory always pleases ;
I've taken a tdwn, its ail my own,
The French call it Landrecies.
eno.—And this, &c.
Whole bofts of priests and kings combin'd,
For theirown preservation,
With gogs and magogs, Emperors too,
A pretty combination.
But Frenchmen they march brijk away,
And /boot, and slash, and scour them;
Ca Ira sing, and Merfeilles hymn,
And bayonets all before them.
CHO And thi^^c.
Then strait they flew to George their king,
And told the doleful tale, fir,
How the rebels fwarm'd throughout the land,
And cover'd hills and dales, fir ;
His courtiers too did round him throng,
And all to make him easy ;
No confutation could afford,
Alas ! it drove him crazy.
CHO.—And this, tc.
A large assortment of
Men's worked, cotton, silk and
worked and cotton and worsted Hose ; knot
ted worsted do. black and whife gauze do.
black, white- and fancy silk Hose, some
with laced clocks ; Women's fine and low
pric'd cotton do. black worsted do. youth's
white and fancy cotton ditto ; Women's
extra long black, white and color'd silk
Gloves and Mitts ;' white and color'd long
and habit kid Gloves ; black worsted Glovej
and Mitts ; men's knotted worsted Gloves ;
Woodstock and beaver do. some lin'd with
Flannel ; men's black and white silk ditto ;
men's worsted Caps ; cotton and silk Sus
penders ; Gaiters ; Socks ; men and wo
men's emigrant ditto ; morocco and cloth
Shoes ; children's leather do.
An assortment of
Baranka and brown fox Muffs &
Tippets ; Furr Trimmings ; black netting
work'd lace Veilings ; white thread Laces
and Edgings ; silk and cotton Fringes and
Trimmings, Bands and Tassels ; Neck
laces and Beads ; Plumes ; Glove-Ties ;
plaid and other Ribbons ; black Velvet
Bindings.
•Alarge assortment of
Carpets and Carpetings; Rugs ;
Bedticks ; India Cottons ; check'd Linens
and Cottons ; z and yard wide Irish Lin
ens ; Long Lawns ; Diapers ; brown Hol
lands ; Marking Canvass ; Oil Cloths ;
Umbrellas ; Hat Cases.
Men's beaver and felt Hats ; la
dies' beaver Hats and Bonnets : youths'
black and color'd, beaver and relt Hats ;
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings ; Shoe Or
naments ; Tastes ; Capwire ; silk Ferrets;
Gillooms ; Hair Ribbons; quality and shoe
Bindings ; plain and diaper Tapes ; Bob
bings ; sleeve Buttons ; fhitt Buttons ; pearl,
cut iteel, plated, gilt and matthewman coat
, and vest Buttons ; Button Moulds ; black
horn Buttons ; Ivory and horn Combs ; hair
Combs ; silk Twists ; sewing Silks ; Pins ;
Needles ; white & color'd Threads ; pocket
Books ; Scissors ; Thimbles ; Pen & Jac
knives ; Razors ; Watch Seals and Keys ;
Smelling Bottles ; elastic knitting Pins ;
[ Knives and Forks ; Snuff Boxes; Patent
[Lamps, &c &c.&c.
/ Also, a large assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS.
|Portsmouth, Off. 26, 1801. , ^
AN ASSORTMENT OF
BOOT-LEGS,
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SAIf BE
Robert M'Cleary & Co.
North of the State-House.
Off. 26..
NEW GOODS.
A handsome assortment of
Chintzes and Calicoes ; Copper
plates ; Furniture Chintzes ; Dimities ;
Muflinets ; Quiltings ; book, jaconet, tam
bor'd, check'd, cobweb and cambric Mus
lins ; black and colored Mullins ; black and
color'd Cotton Cambrics; Lawns ; book
and jaconet Mullin Shawls and Handker
chiefs ; Men's cambric, tambor'd and bor
der'd Neckerchiefs ; chintz and purple
Shawls ; Romals ; Pocket Handkerchiefs.
A variety of
Black, white and color'd Camels'
Hair Shawls; black Barcelona silk Shawls
and Handkerchiefs ; Bandannas.
An assortment of
Black & white India Satins ; black
white and color'd wide Ehglilh Satins; Be
long Satins ; English, India, Italian and
Florence Luftrings ; black Modes ; white
and color'd Sarfnets ; Tiffanies ; black,
white and purple silk Crapes; plain, spot
ted, crape and cypress 'Gauzes ; Millinets.
Superfine, second & low pric'd
Broad Cloths ; plain and embofs'd Caffi
meres ; Forelt Cloths ; Plains ; German
Serges ; Ratteens ; spotted and ftrip'd Elas
tic Cloths ; best Devonshire Kerfeys ; fine
Beaver Coatings ; low pric'd Coatings and
Lambskins ; Duffils ; Fearnoughts ; Swan-
Ikins ; rose and duffil Blankets ; Baizes ;
Flannels, some very fine & wide for Ihawls ;
Dometts ; Worsted Plush.
A variety of
Swanfdown, Merfeilles and silk
Waiftcoatings ; beftiwill'd Velvets; Vel
verets ; Thicksets ; Jeans ; Fustians ; black
and color'd silk Velvets for capes.
Silk and worsted Crapes ; plain
and ftrip'd Wildbores ; Cambleteens ^Ruf
fells; Calamancoes ; Moreens ; Taboreens;
Durants ; Shalloons ; Tammies.
JOSHUA BLAKE
HAS RECEIVED
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OE
SEASONABLE
GOODS,
Which he offers for Joie very cheap for cdfh,
—AMONG WHICH ARE —
Just Landed, from brig Polly, and forfale by
Clement Jackson,
No. 4, PortJmouth Pier,
17 Hhds. firft quality Sugars,
10 do. do. COFFEE.
Portsmouth, OR. 13, 1891.
Ambler's Reports ; Attorney's
Pocket Book 2 vols ; Blacktlone's Commentaries
4 vols ; Bacon's Abridgement 7 vols ; Bankrupt
Laws ; Burrow's Reports 5 vols ; Blackftone'sße
ports 2 vols ; Bofca wen ou Penal Statutes ; Bur
lamaquie on Law ; Burrow's Decisions; Cooke on
Lyttleton ; Crown's circuit Companion ; Cooke's
Bankrupt Laws ; Cullen's do. Cornyn's Digefl 6
vols ; Constitutions of each of the States in the U
nited States ; Clerk's Affittant ; Cost in Chancery ;
Chitty on Bills ; Caklicot's Continuation ; Efpi
naffes's Nifi Prius 2 vols ; Every man his own law
yer; Eunomus, or Dialogues on the l^w and con
stitution of England ; Freeman's Clerk's Maga
zine ; do. Town Officer, do. Probate Auxiliary ;
Foster's Crown Law ; Gilbert's Replevins; do.
Common pleas ; Hind's pra&ice ; Hullock's Law
of Costs ; Jacob's Law Dictionary, 2 vols. Kid on
bills of Exchange ; Laws of the U. S. Laws of
Massachusetts in 2 and in 3 vols ; Laws of New-
Hampthire ; Law of Bailments ; Modern Reports
12 vols ; Montefqui's spirit of laws; Pierre Wil
liiam's Reports, 3 vols ; Powel on Powers : Park
on Insurance ; Runnington on ejectments ; Ray
mond's Reports, 3 vols ; Roeves' Law of Ship
ping; Salkeld's Reports, 3 vols ; Strange's Re
ports, 2 vols ; Supplement to Viner's Abridgment
2 vols ; Saunders on Uses and Trusts; Sullivan's
Lectures ; Sceifer's practice ; Shower's Reports,
2 vols ; Shepherd's Touchstone ; Tidd's Practice ;
Treatise on the bankrupt law ; Vattel'slaw of
nations ; Wilson on Arbitrations ; Witfan's Re
ports, &c. &c &c. for Jale by C, PEIRCE.
TRAVELS, &c. Just Received.
- ■aQ.--
Damberge's Travels through the
interior of Africa, from the Cape of Good-Hope
to Morocco, with an excellent Map of the coun
try. Interesting and entertaining.
Also, just received,
The Arabian Nights Entertainment, 4 vols.
The Arabian Tales, in 4 vols.
Cooke's Voyages.
Abbe Raynal's Hiftory, 6 vols.
Goldsmith's hiftory of England, 4 vols.
Goldfinch's hiftory of Rome, 2 vols.
Rollin's Ancient Hiftory, to vols.
Johnson's lives of the Poets, 4 vols.
Pope's Works, in 6 and in 8 vols.
The Spectator, 8 vols.
Newton on the Prophecies, 2 vols.
Josephus's Hiftory, 6 vols.
The Rambler, 4 vols.
Buffoon's Natural Hiftory, 2 vols.
Millot's General Hiftory, 5 vols.
Gordon's Hiftory American Revolution, 3 vols.
Morse's Universal Geography, 2 vols.
Guthrie's ditto.
Belknap's Hiftory of New-Hampshire, 3 vols.
Hutchinson's hiftory of Maffachufects, 2 vols.
Count Rumford's Essays, 2 vols.
Adams' Defence of the American Constitution, 3%
Malham's Naval Gazetteer, a vols.
Brooks' and Morse's Gazeteers.
Martin's and Enfield's Philofopby.
Fell's, Bruce, Brydon and Cyrus' Travels.
Hiftory of New-York and Vermont.
Hiftory of Women, &c. &c. . ~
All the above, with a great variety of other
excellent BOOKS, may be had at CHARLES
PEIRCE's Bookstore. No. 5, Daniel-flreet Portf
month, at the lowett Boflon prices.;
30 Day bills of Exchange on Lon
don,
50 bbls. Tar, Rice pr. calk, Salt
pr. hhd. Sugar pr. hhd.
FOR SALE CY
HAVE FOR SALE,
An extensive and general assortment of
LADIES' & GENTLEMEN's
As ftri& attention will be given, and the finalleft
favor gratefully acknowledged, they flatter
themselves they cannot but meet with
good encouragement from a gen
erous public.
Allowance made to those who purchase by
Wholejale.
Portsmouth, Sept. 28, 1801.
SHOE STORE,
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Portj
mouth and its vicinity, who wfb to be fail
ed with SHOES and BOOTS, of the
firfl quality, and at a moderate price,
will please to call at the store lately
occupied by Burleigh & Rogers,
Congrefs-Jireet, North fide of
the State House, Portfmoutb,
WHERE '
ROB't M'CLEARY & Co.
BOOTS,
Ladies' CORK SHOES.
A few Seal-Skin, Cow-Hide, and Leather
JOHN SALTER.
061. 26, 180 G
LAW BOOKS.
New, Wholejale and Retail
SHOES,
TRUNKS,
Os the bed quality.
—ALSO—
CORDEVAN and SHEEPSKIN
TO BE SOLD BY
JOHN BODGE,
Lower end of Daniel-pree,
Excellent clarified Spermaceti Oil,
' per retail. Sept. A.
^WSW^SW §©©§§§§©§
OieeWp &atenbar.
NOVEMBER HATH 30 DATS.
F ir st quarter 12 day uh 30m. night.
"' ' ' ^UN^ Moor
Days of the*" R. S. water. R. S,
Q Week. H. M. F. M. IH. M
A 16 Tj 3^B 30
li Wednesday, 7 85 4 28 9 44
12 Thursday, 7* 0 5 5 24 11 0
13 Friday, 7is 5 6 16 morn.
14 Saturday, 712 5 7 5 0 15
15 Sunday, , 7 135 7 51 I 2,
16 Monday, 1 | 714 5 836 2 40
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BY
ROBERT RICE,
GROCERIES.
PortJmouth, Oft. 27, 1801.
FOR SALE at
E. CHADWICK's
Oppofae Messrs. Clarke & Connor, Fore flreet,
A few hhds. 2d, 3d, & 4th proof
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Sulphur.
Sewing Twine.
Seine do.
Fishing Lines and Hooks of all
kinds.
Deep Sea Lines.
Chalk Lines,
Marline.
October, 13th 1801. '
LOOKING GLASSES.
At his Store, North-End,
RUM per hhd. or gallon.
Molasses per do. or do.
Coffee per do. or lesser quantity.
Chocolate.
Hyfon, fouchong & bohea Teas.
Raisins.
Pepper.
Pimento.
Indigo.
Loaf & Brown Sugar.
Spanish Segars.
W. India & Georgia Cotton.
Brandy.
Gin.
Ports mouth, Oft. 26, 1801.
The whole right of Publishing,
Zbe linage ®cffcnger,
A very handlome assortment of
CILT AND MAHOGANY FRAME
Together with a general assortment of
Jonathan Goddard,
HAS Foil SALE,