Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-06-21 00:00:00, page 4

I NEWGOODS. I
g- *
, Edward Parry, #
Has Imported in the ffiips Nancies g
g & Friendship from London, a gener- #
O al aflortment of„
I Finable GOODS, g
* which are now opened and for file at 0
g his store in Congress street, at a low g
* advance, bv Wholesale and Retail. *
g Portsmouth, Jure n r >803.g
^^^
just Received, and far Sale by
Stephen Hardy,
Optefae Dr. John Jackjon s, Buck-street,
A LARGE aflortment of gold ear and
finger rings, ring-cases, gold handker
chief pins, gilt „. plated candlesticks, fugar
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, fciffars, &c. &c.
N. B. Most kinds of Hollow
Ware executed in the Silver-fmith'j
line.
Portsmouth, Junes.
New-Hampjbire Union Bank.
PURSUANT to the fourth sec
tion of the Aft incorporating the New-
Hampshire Union Bank, the Stockholder'
arc hereby Notified to meet at the Bank
Room, on Monday the fourth day of Joli
next, at ten o'clock A. M. for the purpofc
of choosing seven Directors for the ensuing
year.—Also to aft on any other matters,
which may be brought before them.
H: S. LANGDON, Cafoier.
sane 14, 1803.
Daniel Brown
T-TAS taken a Store adjoining the
A parade, north fide of the State Houle,
Where he has FOR SALE
A General Assortment of
Weft India GOODS and
GROCERIES,
Cheap for Cash.
June 14.
COFFEE HOUSE
•
S. DELANDE againinforms the public, he has
been ar considerable expenfein fining his house
for rhe purpose of a Commercial coffee house, and
that it is now ready for the reception of company.
He flatters himfelf this undertaking will meet with
encouragement, as such a place of resort in every
commercial town is highly neceffury. He has
been at the expeofe of obtaining a considerable
number of Qe principal newspapers in the United
States. He hs refreshments of every and the bed
kind, and the greatest attention paid to those gen
tlemn who may plcafe to honor him with their
company.
Buck-fireet, Portsmouth, sane 14.
Cempte of tbe ®uft^
^,..-<^❖^>>-<0
The following SONG, fang on the 4th of March,
at an entertainment given by the /American Con-
Jul, at the Hotel in London, has merit, which
entitles it to high rank among our popular airs.
Tune —Anachreon in Heaven.
WELL met, fellow freemen ! let's cheerfully greet,
The return of this day, with a copious libation :
For freedom this day in her chosen retreat,
Hail'd her favorite Jefferson,Chief of our nation.
A Chief, in whole mind
Republicans find,
Wisdom, probity, honor and firmnefs combin'd.
Let our wine f'parkle higb,whiltt we gratefully give,
The health of our Sachem, and long may he live.
11.
Political frenzy howl'd wild o'er the earth,
Ambition and rapine with blood ting'd the ocean ;
White Jefferson rip'ning sage fyltems for birth,
Found &ne peaceful legitimate path to promotion.
With reason his guide,
At Washington's fide,
His virtues and talents lull often were tried.
No v ' he's chief in command let the universe fee,
Hew happy a nation of freemen can be !
111.
Whilst Europe's proud Chiefs wield the sword or
the pen,
By force or by fr^d to acquire new poffeffons ;
Our rulers speak “ peace and good will towards
men,?'
And their practice accords with their cordial pro
fe^„f^
Biu hioidd foreign fee;,
Them rancor ditclofe.
And by difeord or arms dare disturb our repose.
Let oer Chief give the word, &he fafely ma tru *
That those haughtv dilturbers shall loon " bite U^
daft."
IV.
May Jefferson's genius sublimely control,
The carpings of Envy, the frenzy of faction ;
At his bidding let union attune each free foul,
And Godlike philanthropy spring into action ;
Thus bteffing and bleft.
By his country careft,
Sweet peace shall forever illumine his breast !
Admiring his virtues, again set us give,
The health of our Sachem, food long may he live.
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,Whi£ky or Brandy, and at
the rate of two quarts of Salt, four 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 (ball at all times, during
the term of the proposed contraas, be fuffi
cieot for 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 (ball 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 fopplies of like provisions in advance
as in the diferetion of the Commandant ffiall
be deemed proper.
It is to be underload that the Contraaor
is to be at the expense and risk of ifluihg the
fopplies to the troops, and that all losses sus
tained by the depredations of an enemy of by
means of the troops of the United States,
(hall 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 characters, and the certificate of a
Tenth. At For? Mifflin, Piufb ugh, Car
bile, and at any place rr places v tctroops
are or may be Rationed, marched . r recruit
ed within the Rates of Pennfylvar.ia, New-
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, and at any
place or places where troops are or may be
Rationed, marched or recruited within the
Rates of Connecticut 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 Massa
chusetts, the Diftria of Maine excepted.
Fourteenth. At Portsmouth, 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
Dißri& of Maine.
War Department,
JUNE isl, 1803.
Notice is hereby given,
THAT separate proposals will be receiv
ed at the office of the Secretary for the De
partment of War, until the 31st day of July
next ensuing for the supply of all rations,
which may be required lor the use of the U
nited States from the ift day of Odober,
1803, until the 30th day of September, 1804,
both days inclusive, at the following places,
—viz. ,
First. At Niagara, Detroit, Chikago, the
Miami of the Lakes, Michilimacinac, Fort
Wayne and at any place in the State of Ohio.
Second. At Vincennes.
Third. At Fort Maffac, near the mouth
of the Ohio, Kafkalkias, and near the mouth
of the Illinois.
Fourth. At South Weft Point, Tejijco,
Knoxville, Nashville, and at any place <
places where troops are or may be Rationed,
marched or recruited within the date of '1 en
neffee and Kentucky, and with a ;i : e Chero
kee nation between Tenneßee and C^ufgia.
Fifth. At the Chickasaw Ehrffs, Natchez,
Fort Adams, Mobile, and any place within
s he MiffiflippiTetritory more than ten miles
from the river, and on the road between the
Miffi^ppi Territory ^ the TenutfEe river,
Non the road ' ' Natchez to the boundary
line between ^ r * hochuws .nd Chick laws
and at any pi%. . ireChicKafaw or C^ock
taw country betv -^Be^rCreck and Natch
ez.
Separate propofols will sUc be received as
afordaid for the supply cf NI rations which
maybe required for the off of theUonedS ates
rum the lit day of January, 1804 until the
gift day December of the fame year, both
rtays inclusive within the several ita^ hercm
utter mentioned—viz.
Sixth. At Fort Wilkiufon, Cockfpur Is
land and at any place or places 'here ^ ops
are or may be Rationed, marched, or r cruit
-d within the Rate of Georgia, or nthe In
dian boundary line between Georgia and
'he Creek nation.
Seventh. At Charlefton,Rocky Mountain
on the head waters of the Santee, and at any
place or places where troops are or may .
Rationed, marched er recruited within the
Rates of South and North Carolina.
Eighth. At Norfolk and at any place or
laces where troops are or may be Rat; nice,
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 Milon the
Rate of Maryland.
The privilege is understood to be reserved
to the United States of requiring that none
of the Supplies, which may be furnifhed un
der any of the ptopofed contrasts, shall be
issued until the Supplies which have been or
may be furnithed under contra&s now in
force, have been consumed, and that a sup
ply in advance may be always required at
any of the fixed ports on the sea board or In
dian frontiers, not exceeding three months.
RE DEARBORN, Secretary of War.
Daniel Aufiin
HAS FOR SAIL at his Store opposite the
Brick Market,
BON E middlings, No. 1 & No. 2 PORK.
Bco wr. BACON.
VIN! GAR, per barrel or gallon.
CHEESE. RYE, anti CORN.
Cover and Herds GRASS SEED.
MOROCCO SKINS.
Parlour STOVES.
A large afrrtment
Paper Hangings, with borders
1. It Cur.
Milled SAWS,&Waters'ScYTHEs
of a fiwerior quality, —with a general
Assortment of Groceries.
ALSO.
A few House or Store Lots of
LAN D, in eligible situations, on easy terms.
Portsmouth ,th %„^.
Now Landing,
And for Sale by the subscriber, at his Wharf,
A quantity of Tar, Pitch,
Rozin, and Varnish.
20 bbls. Pork, Bone Middlings.
A few Bails of Cotton.
yojefeb S. Ayers.
Portsmouth, 7th June.
Family Medicine.
%/? feceived—a consignment of
Lee's BILLIOUS PILLS,
and for tale by the gross, dozen or single box,
by LYMAN SPALDING,
At his shop in Washington-street.
Portsmouth , fune 6.
S. LARKIN
Keeps conftanilj for file, at bis Shop
in Broad-Street,
Madeira,
WINES.
Malaga J
Belt Cogniac Brandy ; Holland Gin ; Old
Rum ; Molalles ; Coffee ; Chocolate ;
Spices of all kinds ; Sugars of various kinds ;
frefh Turkey Figs ; box Raisins ; fhell'd
Almonds ; Prunes.
Gunpowder,)
Young Hyfon, I
Souchong, y
Hyfon Skin, | all ot the hrlt quality,
and Bohea J
Together with a general assortment of
GROCERIES.
Boston Glass of all sizes, as
cheap as at the Manufaaory.
Portsmouth, 31st Olay.
Miffing Volume.
THE XXVth volume of Voltaire's Prose
Works, is miffing from a Gentleman a
library in this town. The person that has
the fame in pofleffion, will oblige the owner
by leaving it with the Printer hereof.
PortJmouth June 7.
MORNING SCHOOL.
Thomas fackfon
BEGS leave to acquaint the inhabitants
of this town, that he proposes to open
a Morning School for Misses and Young
Masters, at the building formerly occu
pied by Messrs. Leigh and Bowles—where
will be taught Reading, Writing, and Aritb
matic.
commissioned officer ascertaining the cir
cumstance of the loss, and the amount of the
articles for which compensation shall be
claimed.
Times of attendance for three months,
from the firft of June next to September
as follows: From 6 to 8 o'clock in the
morning ; Price, 9 (hillings per quarter—
they shall also be attended to Saturday after
noons gratis. He solicits encouragement,
and affiires that the best of his abilities ffiall
be made use of to inftrua those who are en
truded to his care.
N. B. Only twenty is to be admitted,
that they may be well attended to ; punctual
attendance is required.
Port/mouth, 23d May.
For Freight or Charter,
T HE B "^ FRANKLIN,
A. burthen about 98 tons,
two years old, well found, and
ready to receive a Cargo—
now lying at Portsmouth Pier. Aoplv to
M. S. BLUNT.
Portsmouth, June 14.
Notice to Debtors,
"T^HOSE Persons who still re
main indebted to the eflate of Martin
Parry, late of Portsmouth, merchant, dt
ccafed, are hereby informed, that the fub
feribers, administrators on said estate, being
obliged to fettle their accounts of Administ
ration with the Judge of Probate within a
short time, have determined to place the ac
counts of all delinquent debtors in the handa
of an Attorney for collection, unlcfs prevent
ed by an immediate settlement.
Mark Simes.
Samuel Sparhawk.
Portsmouth, May 21, 1803.
Notice to Creditors.
THE Commissioners oppointed to receive
and adjust the claims against the estate
of Martin Parry, late of Portsmouth,
merchant, deceased; give notice that four
months longer from the 2odi April lad, the
expiration of their commifiion to receive and
adjust said claims, being allowed by the
Judge of Probate for that purpose, they will
attend that business at the office ofjEßEMl
ah Libbey, near Spring-Hill, on the id
Monday of June, July, and August next cn
fuing, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Jeremiah Libbey,
Edward Sargent,
Daniel Humphreys.
Portsmouth, May 21.
New Englijh Goods Store.
The fubferibers have formed a connexion
in business under the Firm of
Garland & Blake,
and are now opening at iheir Store in Broad
ftreet, it being a part of Colonel Wood
ward's house, and lately occupied by Mr.
Peter Coffin,
a general assortment of
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
all of which being of the latest importations,
will bcfold at such prices as to make them
worthy the attention of parchafers, who are
invited to call and fee.
William Garland,
Joshua Blake.
23d May, 1803.
NEWjGOODS.
Swett & Weeks
Have just received a general assortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
Which they offer for sale at 1
small advance for Cash, at their Store
in Euck-Rreet, Portsmouth.
23d May, 1803.
RAYNAL'S hiftory of the East and Weft
Indies, in 6 vols. ; Edward's hiftory
of the Well Indies ; Strolberg's travels
through Germany, Switzerland, Italy and
Sicily, in 4 vols. ; Life of Edmund Burke,
2 vols. ; Life of Catherine 11. ; Whitton's-
Josephus, 3 vols. and in 6 vols. ; Prideaux
Conneaion of the Old and Mew Testament,
4 tols. ; Dr. Moore's Mordaunt, or Sketches,
of life, chara&ers and manners, in various
countries, including the memoirs of a French
lady of quality, in 3 vols. ; Oevres Poflhu
mes de Frederick 11. rio de Pruffe, 15 vols. ;
works of the late Rev. William Romaine, 8
vols. ; the Loudon Monthly Mirror, from
1796 to 1802, in 14V0IS. ; European Sport
ing and Universal Magazines, in separate
vols. ; the Lady's Monthly Museum, or Po
lite Repertory of amusement & inftrudion,
being an assemblage of whatever can tend to
please the fancy, interest the mind, or exalt
the chara&er of the Fair, by a society of
ladies in England ; this work contains
painted and engraved descriptions of all the
prettiest and most fafhionable dresses in all
Europe, in 9 vols. ; the Classics, in 32 vols. ;
and a beautiful assortment of other Books
ann Stationary, &c. &c. just imported from
Europe and for sale at
CHARLES PEIRCE's
Book-Store, in Buck-street, Portsmouth.
Best Englilh Pot, Foolscap, Demi, Ele
phant, Falio, and Quarto Post Writing and
Letter Paper. June >3.
NEW BOOKS.