The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-01-08 00:00:00, page 4

The CARRIES QF
THE REPUBLICAN&DG^
To its PATRornqßreh'
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REPU BMC Aat#awhile,
Here^FeJgfy rinters boy, fir ;
Hecomes well ftor& with wholesome news#
Your lei Cure to roploy, fir."
We'Ve told YOU ay^could before,
Os battles' not a few, hir; X,
Os olood and ca^.^ ^n ; 1
What wont the wicked do, fir.
How Tyrants rage, and bite then teeth!
I Alas and well they may, fir,'A
,For verily I do b^fo,,
They Ve fcen their^ty&^ay, fir.
bid Babylon is tumbling^JWm',
<And down, e'er let her lie fir ;
The Friends of truth rejoice at this,
The tories only sigh, fir.
For -long enough fhe's rul'd indeed,
And made the world to mourn, fir:
Then who would at her fate repine,
Or flip a single groan, fir.
The priests, who on her dainties fed,
Indeed may make a pother:
{But rogues in grain—their craft difeern'd,
I They're neither one nor t'other.
fold France, tho' beat and bang'd full fore,
, By Anglo-Ruffian bands, fir ;
Still holds it out and works it well,
' Tho' busy on all hands, fir.
Tis true they many things have done,
Which we don't juftify, fir ; #
But point to where perfedion lies,
And we will fay good by, fir.
The hoards of mifereants they have had,
;And traitors not a few, fir ;
Has caus'd the uproar, and the noise:
. And made all this ado, fir.
Had mother Britain Raid at home,
Left them to fight it out, fir ;
Tis ten to one, they'd fettled down,
Without such noise and route, fir.
But meddling in her neighbour's cause,
; Like woman, prone to tattle,
Nick Frog grew mad, mon dieu, cries he,
And lo the cannon rattle.
The Ruffian Potentate forfooth,
; Must join the holy cause, fir ;
Establish royalty in France,
. And eke a code of laws, fir.
He slaves by millions has at hand,
A mean and servile band, fir ;
For Freedom ne'er has deign'd to shine
On that benighted land, fir.
He fends them o'er to conquer France,
Spreads carnage far and wide, fir ;
With old SUF7&R ROH , bloody chics:
His murderers to guide, fir.
To fight for Kings, Religion, too ;
Is what he fends his boar's fir:
With tusks well whetted for the work,
They've made a dreadful roar, fir.
But in a cause—so " just and good,"
They make but little way, fir ;
And Nick, it seems, has lately ftdpt,
The cut-throats on their way, fir.
The battle fought on Novi's plain,
' Has made them feel so fore, fir ;
That politicians, seem to think,
They ne'er will get it o'er, fir.
JOHN BULL has lately ta'en a trip,
f To fee Mynheer, his friend fir ;
Sent Duke of York with compliments,
$ His politics to mend, fir.
But strange reception they have had, r.
, Indeed it was quite queer, fir;
.And if accounts are true they've had,
To pay for it quite dear, fir.
They bow'd full low, indeed they did,
E'en to the very ground, fir ;
(And thousand's lik'd the foil so well,
rThey now may there be found, fir.
What will the Prince of Orange, do ?
; Alas we can't conceive, fir;
&t that he will in Holland reign,
Is what we don't believe, fir.
The German powers Rill go on,
The evil to enhance, fir ;
Their blood and treasure Rill exhaust,
To beat and conquer France, fir.
The Radftadt business late has prov'J,
'They are humane and tender ;
But justice will not fail,we hope,
IA stria reward to render.
The Prussian monarch keeps at home,
tTho' urg'd by either party;/
Neutrality he cries, and deeps,
tfWe wish him well and hearty.
'And now to tell, how here at home,
Our national affairs go;
flow Anglo-federalifts gfoan beneath.
A dreadful woundy blow, fir. A;>
[n Pennsylvania—wicked state,
The Republicans have rose, fir;
And for their Gov'nor, Tom M'Kean,
These wicked lads havechofe, fir.
Virginia too, oh fad to tell, ,r
- Come foremoft in the row, fir;
And fortheir Gov'nor, late have chose,
That jocobin Munroe fir. ~
Thro' ai!tie llatc>, the good ^dcaufe.
Is 'ginning to revive fir;
&uWc6@verts daily too are. made
To sacred hive, fir.
, Commimers have gone to France,
§ Ourqsrel thereto feUle ;
And that jfey'll do, if all agree,
Nor t°°hiuch °' me "' e °
Old mom# Britain growls indeed,
AndJhtews much agitation ;
But all the fays, or does,
I We vtiluc not that nation.
I Qffffips they take—indeed 'tis true,
I Perhaps they have a right, fir; -
some dispute, and others swear,
' They will the villains fight, fir.
Our congress now in session fit,
With Adams in the chair, fir ;
“ Good men and true" we trust they Will
Os Freedom take g^od-care fir.
Tom Jefferfon, that good old foul,
And patriot beside, fir ;
He maugre opposition, dill
In Senate does preside, fir.
But e'er we close the yearly tale,
Great Washington demands ;
The tribute due—By heav'n remov'd,
To dwell in happier lands:
Thy virtues, patriot chief, we own,
Were to thy country, dear ;I
Thy worth demands the pcidive lay,
And eke the briny tear, fI
Thou nobly ftem'd the oppressive foe,
To danger bar'd thy breast ;
Nor till our rights were well fecur'd,
Did from the conflidl rest.
If in a fad'and luckless day,.
Thou l^nt ajift'ning ear§
To trait'rous friends —be that forgot,
We hold thy mem'ry dear.
In our own date affairs go on,
In the fame steady jog, fir ;
And Western counties still are plagu'd :
W^ anglo-fed'ral fog, fir,
By late events it plain appears,
What path would some pursue, fir,
Shou'd Anglo-fed'ralijis mount the chair,
But that will never do, fir.
But as Republican lights are seen,
T'emit a brighter ray, fir;
The people will ere long begin
To fee-— the better way, fir.
The principles of seventy five,
Well known and understood, fir ;
Shall every patriot's foul inflame:
And work for peoples' good, fir.
Then truth, no more in corner hid,
Shall every breast illume, fir ; :
'Judice her throne once more ered,
And peace forever bloom, fir.,
=—==^^
JOSEPH CHAMPNEY,
ACQUAINTS his Friends in particular, and
the Merchants and others generally ; that h'e
Manufactures HEMP, of a quality equal to any
ever imported; into CORDAGE of any kind that
will recommend itfelf, in any quantity or size,
from a Four thread Worming to a Twenty-four
inch Cable.
—ALSO—
White Work,—viz. White Rope,'
Houfling, Marlin, &c.
Orders for flip's Cordage, receiv
ed and executed with fidelity, punctuality and
dispatch.
Payment received in Cash, or in approved Notes
—payable in 30, 60, 90, and T2O days, or even 6
months if desired, —price accordingly.
HE HAS FOR SALE,
At his fore adjoining the HouJe he occupies, (be
longing to Supply Clap, EJq.)
/.NEAT ASSORTMENT OF
Wines, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Porter,
Crackers, Cheese, Scotch Herring, &c. &c.—And
A general afertment of
GROCERIES;
pure as imported— particulars, fee Shop-Bill.
WANTED,
A handsome, strong, well-made
HORSE, suitable for every duty,—the owner of
fiich an one, will receive ready money, and a gen
erous price.
^FLAX-SEED
Cleaned in the best manner for ex
portation—and for Sale for Farmers' use for sow
ing.—Apply as above. Dec. 28, '99.
- A BARGAIN.
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Eltate situated in the centre
ofthe town, with a building thereon
in compleat repair, well calculated for a
Dwelling House and'Store. For terms,
which will be.liberal, please to apply to the
Painter. " PoNfmouth, Jan. 1, 1799.
'W BE LET
tor the term of three years, and
to be entered upon by the firft day of Jan
uary next, the following STORES, on
Fonfraonth Pier, viz. Nos. 2, 10, 16, 17.
For terms apply to
THOs. MANNING,]^
,MARTIN PARRY,
or/GEORGE LONG. J|
Portsmouth, Dec. 25.'
Djugs and Medicines,
FR^^ GOOD.yi
A general afOTtment juji imported from EUROPE
BY
JOHN JACKSON,
And to be fold at his 3hop in Buck-greet, wholesale
and retail,
IT consists (without enumerating
them) oi Simples and Compounds, both in a@d
out of fathion, and adapted to former and modern
practice—as well as a great variety of genuine
patent Medicines of known utility, viz.
Anderson's, Lockyer's, Speedi
man's, Hooper's and Vandour's Nervous Pills;
Bateman's Drops, do { Spirit of Scurvy Grass ; Tur
lington's balsam of life, Stoughton's Elixir, Mare
dant's anti-fcorbotic'Drops, Frannces's female
firengthening Elixir, Hill's balsam et Honey, Dr.
Walker's Jesuits Drops, do. fpecific purging Elec
tuary, Steer's Opodeldoc, Eflence of Peppermint,
do. of Penny royal, Dalby's Carminative, Godfrey's
Cordial, true Daffy's Elixir, Squire's Elixir, Dr,
James' Fever Powders, Dr. Brodum's Botanical
Syrup and Keftorative Cordial for debilitated,
nervous and confomptive constitutions, cbephalic
Snuff, Clinton's Oil and Snuff for deafnefs, Issue
platters which stick without filliting, Issue Peas,
Scot's liquid Blue, Greenough's Tinqure for the^
Teeth, do. tooth powder, few boxes Glass's Mag
neffia, Salt of Lemons to take out iron moulds.
Dying Drugs.
Oil of Vitriol, Aqug-Fortis, Al
um, Roman Vitriol, ground Camwood, Madder,
Argoil, Red Saunders, &c.——Also—
Dryand ground white lead, red
Lead, black Lead, Spanish Brown, Rose Pink,
Prussian Blue, patent Yellow, Ivory Black, Li
tharge, white Vitrol, Dutch Pink, Umber, Gold
and Silver Leaf, Dutch Metal..
Glue, shell lac, feed lac, camel's
:hair Pencils; Pumice Stone, Rotten Stone, Sandi
ver, Borax, beftfPotand Starch, fig Blue, belt dou
ble distilled Lavender Water, Hungary water, Co
riander, Caraway & Peppermint Cdtofits, fttgar'd
Almonds, Pe&orat Lozenges of Tol*,' Peppermint
do. Magneffia do.' <white and browdfUgar/ candy,
fugar'd barley, Pearl and Scotch barley, Caftile
Soap, Salt Petre.
Pungent Sniffling Bottles, heft
velvet corks, India Ink, India Rubber, Glyfter
pipes, do. Syringes large and small, male and fe
male syringes, cases Pocket Inftrumerits, surgeon's
needles, best crown Lancets, inferior do. cases
catheters, Bougies, hollow do. or elastic catheters,
pewter bed pans, breast pipes, nipple shells, urin
als, tooth brushes, vials, pill boxes, lint, court
plaifler, best bottled mustard, sponge, &c. &c.
Portsmouth, Dec. io, 1799.
Dame & Penhallow,
: GROCERS,
Have for Sale, at their flore on the Parade, the
following articles, viz.
HYSON, ) & Loaf Sugar,
Souchong >TE^S, Velvet Corks,
and Bohea. , X Smoaking Tobacco,
Nutmegs, X Baltimore fine No. 1.
Cinnamon,^. Segars,
Cloves, a, Redwood,
Mace, 3 Logwood, -
- Alfpice, Q Fuftick,
Pepper, & Allum,
Ground Ginger, + Copperas,
Citron, ± Indigo, .
Sugar'd Almonds, + Roll Brimstone,
Sugar Plumbs, , Chalk, '
Lozenges, • T Gun-Powder, quality
Olives, . Y excellent.
Capers, Shot,
Anchovies, 0 Oil Flints,
Cayenne, ♦ W. I. Ruin,
Mustard, ❖ Mufcovada Sugar,
Box-Raisins, - * Real Hollands Gin in
Lemons, Y Cases.
Oranges, T Cherry,
- Rappee, Elliot's and I Brandy,
Macula Snuff. % Malaga Wine,
Shell'd Almonds, Q Molasses,
Table Salt in baskets, & Rock Salt,
Chocolate, X Pollock Fish,
Cake Soap, ❖ 7 by 9, &8 by to Win-
Dipt Candles, 0 dow Glass,
• Poland Starch, $ German Steel,
Hair Powder, § lb. Pins, and fuhdry 0-
Rice, ± 'her article's.
Flour, A
Portsmouth, Nod. 18, 17,9.
Just Received, and for Sale by
Dame & Penliallow,
The following Articles, of the firft quality, viz.
Grapes, by the jar or single pound.
Figs,
Raisins,
Almonds is fliells,
Tamarinds,
Currants,
LifbonWine,,
Surrinam Coffee and Cotton.
Portjmouth, Dec. 4, 1799.
RICHARD EVANS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND OPENED A CASE OF
HARDWARE,
Containing enlarge effort ment of,
KNIVES and FORKS, (some very ele
gant)—Pocket Knives.—A great variety of
Penknives, -from 1 to 10s. each ; Razors ; Settlors ;
Powder Flasks; cases of Razors ; frying Cases ;
Mahogany Dreffipg Cases ; 3 elegant Mahogany
Knife-Cafes.
He has, as ufudl, a large variety of
PIECE GOODS,
and expe&s immediately a general arid frefh af
ortment. Portsmouth, Nov. 4, 1799.
HARD-WARE^
GO OD&
====== %- -
H. & B. Penhallow,
\/[° ST rtfpe&fully inform their ceftom
ers, and the public in general, ths
they have imported in the brig Betsey, an
Ihip Foxwell, from Bristol, and the ffii,
Packet, from .Lioerfyx>l, and have now rea
dy for sale at their stoke in Market-street—
Alarge afertment es
Cutlery, Iron-Mongery, Saddlery.
Brass Founder/, and ihip chandlery wares
' -ALSO—
Patent-shot, sheet & bar Lead, Pew
ter, brass Kettles, Warming-Pans, Frying-Pans.
Shovels and Spades, Anvils and Vices, Patent an<.
Common Time-Glasses, Shovels and Tongs, Deck
Nails, Brads, Nails and Tacks of every size, Wir
dow Glass, Tin-Plates, Sheet-.lroh, RoAon Stone.
Black Lead and Looking-Glade,
• —LIKEWISE
& LARGE ASSORT , F.\T 05
Wheel-Boxes of every size, Englhi
and American Iron HeMow-Ware, Skigh-M^
° &c. &c. &c. - ' PoriJji'dh, Not. 13, >/9%1|
J. & J. Goddard,"’ 1
Have imported by the laftiefels ,from Liverpool (
Bristol, A Large and general assortment of ,
HARDWARE
GO O D S,
Which they are Jelling on the most reaJonable
terms, by wholes ale and retail at their flore in
Market-Jlreet ConfiJiing of
BRASS Kettles, brass and copper
Warming Pans, copper and Iheet-irou Te<
Kettles, block-kin and competition Tea-pots, t'm\
iton, composition & block-tin table & tea-spoons
Pewter, Sheet-Lead, patent and common Shot
Tinplates, Sheet-Iron, Frying-Pans,Flat-Irons am
, Ironing-Boxes, Anvils and Vices.
A very great variety of CUTLERY, viz.
llvory, buck, ebony and bone han
;idle Knives & Forks ; Carvers ; Pen-Knives; Jac>
Knives ; Razors; Scissors; Carriers, Leather dreft
ers, Butchers and Drawing Knives.
s A general assortment of
, Joiners, Coopers, Saddlers & Shoe-
Makers' Tools.•
Locks, Hinges, Latches and Bolts
I(brafs and iron) of all kinds."
A great variety of
\Brafs Cabinet & Clock Furniture ;
brass and copper Scales ; bra^ Cocks ; brass Chai;
Nails; Dividers ; brals and iron Wire; paten
copper Lamps ; Japan'd, oval and octagon Tea
e Trays ; Waiters' ,bread and fruit Baskets ; Car
nifters ; Snuffer-Trays ; Lanterns ; plated, prince
Iyietal, brass, japan'd and iron Candleflicks.
I SAWS, viz. cross-cut, tenon, pit
, turning, hand, web, sash, compass and key-hole
(steel and common plate.)
A complete afortment of ,
SADDLERY,—-Files arid Rasps ;
Steelyards; Scale-beams; cast-iron Weights; Shov
els and Tongs j brass-pipe and common Bellows
box and fleel Coffee- Mills ; Spades ; Devonshire &
fqoare Shovels ; Fish Hooks; Needles of all kinds
Brads and Tacks ; Spectacles, With silver, plater
and fleel bows ; polifh'd fleel fpe&acle cases ; i%o
ry and horn Combs ; Callers \vitli 4 and 5 glasses
Gilt & Mabogany frame Looking
Glasses ; floor, hearth, clothes, shoe, furniture'
scrubbing, Stickle, tooth, diJl, paigt, tar and hors
BRUSHES ; Curry Combs; fnnff, tobacco ty
I(having Boxes ; Money Scales and weights in Mi:
hogany Cases ; Sash and Be| |Lines j house and tel
table Bells; patent & common Time Glaffes,&e.
, They have also for Sale.
Bohea, fouchong, hyfon and gun
powder Teas ; Madeira, Red-port, Sherry, Lifboi
and Malaga Wines ; Brandy ;.Gin ; Rum ; Lo?
and brown Sugars ; Flour ; Chocolate; Mace ;
Nutmegs ; Cloves ; Cinnamon ; Pepper & Alfpice
Painters' Oil and Colours ; Window Glass ; Naib
of all sizes, cut and wrought ; Spikes ; Call Iroi
Ware ; German and English Steel ; Salt Petre ;
Glue, and many other articles.
Portsmouth; Nov. 26, 1799.
Sign °f tbe
GOLDEN ^fl ANCHOR.
r rHE Subferiber refpe&fiilly in-
I forms his friends and the public, that he ha.<
for sale, at the sign of the Golden Anchor, (Sprin.
Hill) a general assortment of
SEAMENS' CLOTHING,
Which are warranted by their humble servant
THOMAS HYDE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 26, 1799,
—- + :-, ; -. :
RANTED —As an attendant in ajmail family
A Girl between 12 and 15 years of
age, to whom generous encouragement will be.
given, if well recommended— For further infor
mation inquire of the Printer. Dec.%
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