Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-07-19 00:00:00, page 4

FOR SALE BY
.JOSEPH CLARK, jr.
at liJhop in Buck flreet directly opptfte Dr.
John Jackson's,
Handsome Gold Finger-
Rings. A compleat assortment of
Gold ear Hoops and Knobs. A very hand
fomeaifortment of Gold Breaft-I'ins. Gold,
coral, gilt, glass. and common Necklaces.
Handsome gilt Bread Pins. Children's Silver
Whistles with corral and bells. Silver table
and tea Spoons. Plated do. Handsome
done, silver, ftecl, plated and black Knee
Buckles. Silver, plated,'and common Hat-
Buckles. Silver and plated Sugar Tongs.
Silver, plated, and common Shoe Clasps.
Pencil and Pen Cases. Silver Tooth and
Ear Picks with silver cases. Silver, plated,
and common Thimbles. Silver, conkfhen,
pearl, and common Sleeve Buttons. Silver,
Reel, & ivory Tags. Gold and Silver Span
gles. Gold and silver Broches. A handsome
assortment of Lockets, Miniature Chains, sil
ver, plated,pearl,& bone Salt Spoons. Silver
Segar-Tubes. Silver Watch and Sciflar
Chains. Plated Cadee Shells. Ivory
Needle Cases. Tweafers. White and black
Bugles. Ring Cases. Segar Cases. Pocket-
Books. Scillors and Scillor Cases. Enamell'd
Snuff Boxes. Book Tobacco Boxes. Key-
Rings. Crucibles, &c. &c.
And when their mouldering dud is cold,
When ages hence away have roll'd.
Recording h:tfry's faithful p*ge,
Recording hitily's faithful page,
Shall to Columbia's Tons pro< krim
Their brave forefather's deathless fame.
Their 'fainted (hades' will pleas'd look down,
With peace will (mile, with war will frown,
But never may they cease to fee
Their country flourishing and free.
Chor, Heroes of the Weftern World,
Who the (hafts of glory hurl'd,
May the fun of Freedom set,
When your merits we forget.
Cemfic of tije flutes.
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ODE,
Compfolfor the Fourth of Jul), 1803.
HEROES of the Western World,
Who Freedom's banner firfl unfurl'd,
Who firfl nnfneath'd the glitt'ring fieri,
Who firft impeach'd the glittering Heel
Columbia's ratice rights to claim,
And Itamp'd your own immortal fame :
Your laurels which can never fade,
May virtue bloom beneath their (hade,
Th' exalting Muses then (hall raise
Their lo^iell notes in valor's praise.
Cher. Heroes of the Weflern World,
Who the (hafts of glory hurl'd,
May the Sex of Freedom set
When your merits we forget.
Nor fnall our living patriots want
The meed our simple Muse can grant,
They nobly broke their country's chains,
They nobly broke their country's chains,
They saw the fun of Freedom rife,
And reach the bright meridian ikies.
Mav peace and unity be theirs,
And waft their joys and few their case,
Till worn with age they fink to rest,
And wake in regions ever bleft.
Heroes of the Weftern World, &c. &a
For those whose vital Rreatri Was shed,
Who bravely died on honor's bed,
Let valor's tear impe^rl their urns,
Let valor's tear impearl their urns,
Arid Independence hghing Itrew
Her fragrant breaths of brighter hub,
Their marshal foades (hall linger near,
And finding view the grateful tear ;
Their marshal shades fnall hover nigh,
And catch the ipceufe breathing ligh*
Heroes of the Weftern World, &c, &c.
Ata meeting of the Directors of the New-
Humpft re Turnpike Road, the sth day of
July, 1803.
^TOTED, Thafin pursuance of
V an unanimous vote of the Pro
prietors of said Road, at their meet
ing held at the Court-House this
day, there be assessed the sum of
Ten Dollars on each Proprietor's
ftiare, and that the Treasurer col
led the fame within twenty days
from the date.
The Proprietors are therefore re
queued to pay the said sum of Ten
Dollars on each share to the Trea-
Airer, on or before Monday the 25th
day of July instant.
SAMUEL ELLIOT,
July 12. Treasurer.
E. Chadwick,
Has fjr Jale, a few barrels of GOOD
MACKEREL,
put up tor country nle< '
J"!) I&/
N. B. Wanted an Apprentice to
the Goldsmith's Bujinejs, about 13 years of
age, apply as above.
July 12.
TURNPIKE ROAD.
tyuly §, iSoj.
SHADRACH Avcrell, 2, Jane Burnham,
Arundel. William Butland, Noah Cluff,
Caleb Prince Davis, Arundel. Andrew Der
by, Lyman. James Dating, Capt. George
Fletcher, Joseph Fernald, Joseph Gooch,
Jonathan Getchell, Mary Getchell, Thomas
Huff, ill. James Harding, Rebetcah Hafel
tine, Capt. Joseph Hatch, Samuel Lewis;
Jeremiah Lord, Arundel. Moses Littlefield,
jun. Joseph Moody 2, Stephen Noble, Jacob
Perkins, Arundel. Paul Pinkham, (Abner
Perkins, jun. Arundel. George Ricker 2,
John Rhoades, Mark Tucker, Josiah Trafi
ton, Shapltigh. David Wallis 3, Stephen,
Webber, John Webfler.
JOSEPH STORE R, Afc/lfa^r.
A LL Perform indebted to
or that have any demands against the
estate of BENJAMIN MARSfONQate
of Northill, huibandman, deceased, arcre
quefted to exhibit the fame without delay, for
settlement, to
WILLIAM NORTON and
JOHN POTTER, AdmWfra
tors of said estate.
Northill, July 5, 1803.
Loft, a Painter's Diamond,
marked J. P. whoever has found it and will
leave it at the Ledger Office, shall receive
One Doliar for their trouble.
Portsmouth, July 8.
Jufl Received, and for Sale by
Stephen Hardy,
Opposite Dr. John 'Jackfon's, Buck-freet,
A LARGE aflortment of gold ear and
finger rings, ring-cases, gold handker
chief pins, gilt do. plated caudleßL.^ Jugar
tongs, silver thimbles, smelling bottles; tooth
powder, plate powder, tea and cream pots,
fegar cases, fnuff and tobacco boxes, fleve
buttons, silver tooth and ear picks, do pencil
and pen cases, combs, feiffars, &c. &c.
N. B. Most kinds of Hollow
Ware executed in the Silver-fmith'/
line.
Portsmouth, June 7.
Wanted to Hire,
For the purpose of superintending a small fam
ily, a middle aged woman, to whom liberal
wages will he given. Enquire of the printer.
foe 21,
Thomas Morten
Has removed to the large new flore lately built
fronting oh CongrefsJlreet, about 20 rods weft
of the Court Houje, where he has opened
a large and general assortment of
Weftlndia Goods& Gro^^|S
among# which, are
CPIRITS, WINES, PORTER,
O TEAS, SUGARS, Molafles, Lemons,
Oranges, barrels and half barrels luperfinc
Flour, box and cask Raisins, Chocolate, Fish,
Salt, Rye, Corn, cotton and wool Cards,
Gin Cases full and empty, Spanish and
Boson Segars. Other articles too numerous
for an auvertifement,—all of which are of
the firft quality, and are felling very low for
Cash, at wholesale and retail.
^ Attendance from fun- rije until nine o'clock
in the eisening. It you with for a fair deal,
and the worth of your money, please to call
as above dire&ed.
Ports mouth, July 12.
TAUNTON ALE
Os an excellent quality, imported
in the ship Lewis,
For Sale by the Calk or Dozen, by
Robert Rice,
July if, Fore-flreet, Morth end.
A lift of Leiters remaining in the
Pof-Office at Kennebunk,
LIME.
A few Hhds. N. S. Lime, for sale
at the Long Wharf. Inquire at
D. AUSTIN'S store, opposite the
brick market.
Lee's New-London Billious Pills.
Aromatic Paste for the Teeth and
Gums. Likewi/e,
Beafeley's Family Plaifter,
FOR SALE BY
Josiah Dwight,
At his Shop foi Portsmouth.
LIME.
A FEW calks of NEW LIME for sale
at Joseph S. Ayers' wharf.
Apply to
Edmund. Dercis.
New Grocery Store and
Wine Cellars
A Ration to consist of one pound and a
quarter of Beef, or three quarters of a pound
of Pork,eighteen ounces of Bread or Flour,
one gill of Rum,Whisky or Brandy, and at
the rate of two quarts of Salt, tour quarts of
Vinegar,four pounds of Soap, and one pound
and an half of Candles to every hundred Ra
tions. The prices of the several component
parts of the Ration must be fpecified.
The Rations are to be furnifhed in such
quantities, that there shall at ail times, during
the term of the proposed contrasts, be Effi
cient tor the consumption of the troops at
Michilimacinac, Detroit and Niagara for
fix months in advance, and at each of the o
ther polls on the Weftern waters, for at least
three months in advance, of good and whole
some provifions,if the fame fall be required.
It is also to be permitted to all and every of
the Commandants of fortified places or ports
to call for at seasons when the fame can be
transported, or any time in the case of urgen
cy such supplies of like provisions in advance
as in the discretion of the Commandant shall
be deemed proper.
It is to be understood that the Contraaor
is to be at the expense and risk of ifluing the
supplies to the troops, and that all losses sus
tained by the depredations of an enemy or by
means of the troops of the United States,
shall be paid for by the United States at the
price of the articles captured or destroyed on
the depositions of two or more persons of
creditable Gh^raaers, and the certificate of a
Third. At Fort Maffac, hear the mouth
ofthe Ohio, Kafkafkias, and hear the mouth
of the Illinois.
Fourth. At South Weft Point, Tellico,
Knoxville, Nashville, and at any place or
paces where troops are or may be Rationed,
narched or recruited within the state of 1 en
reffee and Kentucky, and within the Chero
loe nation between Tennessee and Georgia.
Fifth. At the Chickasaw Bluffs, Natchez,
Fort Adams, Mobile, and any place within
the MiffiflippiTerritory more than ten miles
from the river, and on the road between the
Mississippi Territory & the 1 enneffee river;
& on the road from Natchez to the boundary
line betweenthe Chocktawsand Chickasaws
and at anv place in the Chickasaw or Chock
taw country between Bear Creek and Natch
ez.
Separate proposals will also be received as
aforefaid for the supply of all rations which
maybe required for the use of theUnitedStates
from the iff day of January, 1804 until the
jiff day December of the fame year, both
icays inclusive within the several Rates herein
after mentioned ^—viz.
,Sixth. At Fort Wilkinson, Cockfpur If
iand and at any place or places where troops
arc or may be Rationed, marched or recruit
ed wlthinthe Rate of Georgia, or on the In
dian boundary line between Georgia and
the Creek nation;
Seventh. At Charleftbh,Rocky Mountain
on the head waters of the Santee, and at any
place or places where troops are or may be
Rationed, marched or recruited within the
dates of South and North Carolina.
Eighth. At Norfolk and at any pl^if or
places where troops are or may be ftatioped,
marched or recruited within the Rate of Vir
ginia.
Ninth. At Fort M'Henry, and at any
place or places where troops are or may be
Rationed, marched or recruited within the
Rate of Maryland.
Tenth. At Fort Mifflin, Pittsburgh, Car
ine, and at any place or places where troops
are or may be Rationed, marched or recruit
ed within the Rates of Pennsylvania, N<w-
Jersey and Delaware.,
Eleventh. At Fort Jay, Weft Point, Al
bany, Schenectady, and at any place or pla
ces where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited within the Rate of New
York, excepting Niagara;
Twelfth. At Fort Trumbull, Fort Wol
cott, in any part of Vermont, arid at any
place or places where troops arc of ina, be
Rationed, marched or recruited within the
Rates of Conneaicut and Rhode- Island.
Thirteenth. At Fort Independence (Bos
ton Harbour), and at any place or places
where troops are or may be Rationed, mar
ched or recruited within the Rate of Mafla
chufetts, the Diftria of Maine excepted.
Fourteenth. At Portfinouth, Portland,
and at any place or places where troops are
or may be Rationed, marched or recruited
within the Rate of New-Hampshire and the
Diftria of Maine.
&
War Department,
JUNE 1/1, 1803;
Notice is hereby given,
f|AT separate proposals will be receiv
ed a, the office of the Secretary for the De
pirthent of War, until the gift day of July
nextenfding for the supply of all rations,
which may be required for the life of the U
nited States from the ift day of oaober,
1803, until the 30th day of September,; 1804,
bab days incldKve, at the following places,
---VIZ.U
First. At Niagara, Detroit, Chikafolnb
Mami ot the Lakes, Michilimacinac, Fott
Mayne and at any place id the State of Ohio.
Second. At Vincennes.
commissioned officer ascertaining the cir
cumflance of the loss, and the amount of the ,
articles for which compensation fhalf be
claimed.
The privilege is underßood to be referred
td the United States of requiring that none
of th@ Supplies, which ma, be furnifhed un
der any of the proposed coritraas, shall be
issued until the Supplies which have been or
ma, be furhiflierl Undet conttaHs now iu
force, have been consumed, and that a sup
ply in advance may be always required at
an, of the fixed ports oh the sea board or In
dian frontiers, not exceeding three months.
H. DEARBORN, Sefoarj of War.
^ker SCYTHES,
Just received & For, Sale
By Ebenezer Chadwick,
\i. At hit Store in thick street,
BEING irom the fame Faabry as jhofc
he has been felling the lad two years.;
Also, Spermaceti Oil ; Cod and
Pollock Fish, suitable for country ofc ; Salt ;
Lemons per box ; Malaga Wine per cask ;
casks Raisins and Figs ; a few bags Coffee,
Cotton, and Sugar, of a foperioi quality ;
Rum ; Brand) ; Gin. ,„,.
And a general afortment of.
GROCERIES, as usual.
Portsmouth, June 25.
ALSO,
A few House or Store Lots of
LAND, in eligible fitnations, on easy terms.
Portsmouth, ,th June.
Mark simes
Hits for sale, at bis Store m Bowfreef,
A Quantity of patent Iheathing
and other Nails, from 4 to 20 penny,
made at the Amefbury Fa&ory, which he
intends felling at the Fadory prices.
He afo offersfor sale.
Cordage of all sizes manufaaured
in this town.
Russia, Siteks, arid Philadelphia
IRON.
Philadelphia Flour...
Maryland Corn & Wheat Eran.
Philadelphia & Salem Loaf Sugar.
Iron Camboofes. Nail Rods.
Ravens Duck, &d. &c;
PortJm.mh, June 21. 1803.
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I NPF7 GOODS. 1
9 —- 0
0 Edward Parry,,
0 Has Imported in the ships Nancies Q
° & Friendship from London, a genera °
b al aflortment of 0
0 Fashionable GOODS, £
° which are now opened and for sale at «
q his store in Congress street, at a lew g
9 advance, by Wholesale and Retail.
Portlmouth, June 11,1603. g
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— „„.
TO BE LET,
A convenient House
' I in a pl^afant part of the tovn —^
I "J"J. with 1 3h%, a large Garden, and
building with feme repairs, that
will make a good joiners (hop.—
A joiner Sotild be preferred to improve the house.
For particulars apply to the Printer.
Case given for clean linen and!
cotton and linen Rags, at the Ledger
Office, opposite /be Brick Market.
%fcfoMftsm&wra^
ct Che BepuWtean Ledger, |
« Is published every Tuesday morning, at
n the Printing Office in Court-free/, opposite ;
§ the Brick Market , at One Dollar and
> Fifty Cents a year, exclufvcof postage. —
<Letters, Subferiptions, Communications,
g Advertijemenis,Articles of Intelligence,^. 1 ,
% directed to the Editor, (pofl paid) care- 1 1
Ifully attended to.
g Q, As the Ledger has an efleffroe cir
sculation, it is very advantageous for Ad
s vert ifements, which ' are conffeicuoufly in- %
g fried, on reasonable terms.
Daniel Austin
HAS FOR SALE at his Store oppofife the
Brick Market, , ,
BONE middlings, No. 1 &No. z PORK.
800 wt. BACON.
VINEGAR, per barrel or gallon.
CHEESE, RYE, and CORN.
Clover and Herds GRASS SEED.
MOROCCO SKINS.
Parlour STOVES.
A large affertment
Paper Hangings, with borders
suitable.
Milled Saws, &Waters'ScYTHES
of a fonerioc quality,—with a general
Aflortment of Groceries.