The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-10-28 00:00:00, page 4

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OfSummer and Winter Evening. -
SO thy fair Sana, enamour'd Fancy ! glean#
The treasur'd pictures of a thousand fccnes !'
/shy pencil trace, on the Lover's thought
Some cottage home, from towns and toll remote.
Where Lo"c and lore may claim alternate ^jurs.
With pc,;©cmbofora'd m Idaliat, bow'rs 1
Remote from busy life's bewilder'd way,
O'er all his heart ihall taste and beauty,fway!
Free on the funny dope, er winding ihorc,
"With hermit steps to wander and adoie!
There lb.ll he love, when genial morn appears.
fyke pentive Beauty finding in :her tears,
To wattle the bright'ning roses of the iky.
And mufc on nature with a poet's eye !— ,
And when & fun's last splendor light# the deep,
The woods, and wives, and murmr'ing winds aticep;
When fairy harps th' HefperUn planet hai,
And the loa^ Cuckoo felts along the vale,
+lis path fholl be where dreamy mountains fwetl
Their shadow, grandeur o'er the narrow del,
Where mouldering piles and forefts intervene,
bungling with darker tinisthe livingsresit ;V :
Heaven, Earth, and Ocean,blazing ail around I
No circling hills his ravish'd eye to bound.
The moon is up—the watch-tow'r dimly burth,
And down the vale his fobcr step returns;
But pauses oft, as winding rocks convey
, The Hill iWeet fall of Music far away ,
And oft he lingers from his home awhile ,
4) Iwatch the dying notes ! and start, and finitel
-Ret Winter come 1 Let polar spirits fifty
The darkening wqrld, and temper-troubled deep ;"
,Though boundless fuows the wither d heath deform,
/ And th'!dim fan fCAtcd wanders through the Uorih ;
Yet (half the italic of social love repay, " -
With mental light, the melancholy day ; ', " , '
'Arid, when its fort and fallen noon is o'er,
-The ice-chain'd waters numbering on the ihote,
How hrigirt the faggots in hi# little hall ~
Blaze on the hearth, and warm the Di&r'd wall.
How bleft the names, in Love's far*ilar tone,
,hckind flir friend, by nature mark'd -his own;'^
And, in ^hevfewlefs mirror of his mind.
Vietvs the Reft' years'of fleafore left behind;
sincc Amuh.empire o'er .his heart began,-. ;: 11:
Since firft he calld her his before the holy man !
Trim the gay tap^r In his ruftjc dome, '"
#And lft<ht the Wfhtry par idjfe effete f'. ;. (
And let thetoalpnc,rein'd wuldow hail
Sonic way-worn man benighted the vale..'
:Wow wirite the morning night wind rages high;' '
Affecn the thot fiats down the troubled iky,
While fiery hosts in Heaven's wide circle play,,
"Aftd battie iftivitl light ttemilky way, - .
Safe from the storm, the meteor and the (hewer.
Some pleating page fh^ charm the folem&hour—
When pathos fhalj command, with wit beguile,
'A generous ukr of angui'lh, or a fmllc.
' • • Fromthe Mirror.
A NEW REPUBLICAN SONG,
To be jai^^^ U ^=H§ an y't&etf- flo tune.
YE Farmers, Mechanics, republicans al%
Whp would refeue yourmghts from uajufyutu „tion,
4 'R&oit WNewcastle 4t Liberty's 'call,.'
j And unite all ,your votes with the voice-of the nation.
" Your country demands th# hee id at your hands.
Litre a victim condemn'd at your merer (he stands.
'Reverfe then the sentence so impiously given,
And rettore her that Irtedom bequeath'd fer by heaverr.
Your Freedom snd Rights were e,tail'd from the ikies,
Un yourselves and your sons in perpetual fuceeffion ;
Ahen awake I and with vigilance guard the blettjuize,
From the merdteA talons ofgreedy oppreflion.
Let each true Iwarted four fly with speed to the pcill,"
Andrefcue his rights from illegal control.
For Nevrcaftrt Irnve-SOnr will forever be free,
While diet fields tear a plimt, or her ^otelb atree.
; . HOPE. '
IN *in, journey through life, the numerous
difapfaiutments incident to it, would reduce him
to despair and render his '—fiance mYferabie, did
nut Hope, when every probability failed,-biToy^
hh declining fpirirs. ^Even id the fall from riches'
to poverty, from liberty to dependence, we con-
Itoltty dwellpithepleaftng hdpe that in a future
day |he burden of misfortune will be lightened,
and we, perhaps, be redored to our former con
dition.
When we anxiously expert the arrival of adear
friend, whole presence v oplddifpel the-kloorn of
tty mind, and his long delay inclines us to despond
a ray of hope beams upon its furface, and nourish
es it into cheerlulnefs.
Thus the anxious fufpence of a fond parent is
igingled with a gleap of pinafore, and the long
abfenee of bn only child supported by the plea-,
fiDg hope that he will food return, .
±—* *"«■•+♦«■■■"— —
ipumoritt,
~—rfr '.^^^h fv
A Footman of a passionate person defined to be
diGniffed. “ Why do you leave me >": said th.
, Jan—" bdcaufe to fay the truth, I cannot bear
four temper'’^-" To be sure I am jraWionate, but
my passion it no sooner <oi, than it is off,"--"Yes,
replied the footman, but then it. is no sooner oti,
than it,is on."'
^ . —;
A gentleman was awaked in the middle of the.
^ot, for the purpdfe of being informed that his 1
father was dead ; he turned again to Deep, faying;
" Oh ! hmo Ifall tie grieved in the^ morning when,
lawake regain, ,
Frederick ^orfl was translating Libanius when
some one came, dad told him, that his"wrtrtad
been languishing tor some, time^ and was very ill,
afolwifhed to fpcuk with him. <1 have" said he
"only two period, to tr^ndafe, and I will then go
to few her." A fecund messenger informed, him
that (he was, on the point of de^th. « Ih\ve not
more than two words to finifh," said Morri „' re
turn to her, Iftidl be toere as loon as you." A
moment after, another rtteffeuger brought an ac
count of her death. “ I am vty forty , (aid he,-
"Ite was a very good woman." He continued his
tuition...'
rag n>em htelrpubh(he< lip Loudon, entitled ,
[ Britannia's Tears,»pens .with the following lines,
A Wnutf fry word officii convgflh^ fai,e idea
■ which, be ,yh<fclty§|^ „
“ Tenebriou# gloom @ty„,th^ ditin,l night." , ^' }
1 T?-^ ive the idea a <@fe drefsrfhe fetinpl re-
I viewers fay itft6uft ! <
I " Dark dftklfeWdatkWfr the dart." ^L.„,J
the following curious ct&rtijeme^ it copied from
a Providence, Rhode (/land paper.
TO BE SOLD BY
NICHOLAS BRANCH,
At hit Ref&ry, weft end of the Bridge,
PROVIDENCE,
SOLID ARGUMENTS,
Confiding of
Bread, Butter, Cheese, Ham, Eggs, Salmon, Neat's
Tongues, OyJlevs, ^c, ready cook'd.
AGITATIONS,
Cyder, Vinegar, Salt, Pickles, Sweet -Oil, &c.
GRIEVANCES,
Pepperfauce, Muflard, Black Pepper, Cayenne, &c.
PUNISHMENTS,'
Wine, Brandy, Gin, Spirits. Bitters, Porter, &c.
SUPERFLUITIES,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Sugars.
:N. B. Any of the above articles to be exchanged for
NECESSA RIES, viz.
French Crowns, Spanish Dollars, Piflareens,
Cents, Mills, or Bank Bills..
Credit given for
-PAYMENTS,?
3%6% and gofeconds, or as long as a man can hold
his breath.
RUDIMENTS, gratis, viz.
Those indebted for Arguments,
Mutt not be Agitated,
Nor think it a Grievance,
If they should meet Punishment,
For calling, for fitch Superfluities,
;And fuppoling it not Necessary,
To make immediate Payment,
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. FALL & IPiNtE& -,
GOOD S.
< ❖g^^fr >^ ''',
;CHARLES HARDY,
,;TAILOR,
'Jforms bis customers and the public in general,
;Ma That he has just received,
I '" And for Sale at his Jhop in Cofsfreet,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT <'F
draft and Olinta: &m^, %
among which are,
Superfine and second Broadcloths,
Calfitneres, Forest Cloths, Coatings, kaf
feens, plain and Grip'd Satins, English
land German black @k Velvets, Lanette^
jS wrinldown, Flannel, Baizes Knit Pan-;}
Saloons and Pantaloon Pieces, WorUed,
pnd, cotton knit Drawers, Cotton Velvet,'
Thi.'kfet, Genoa Cord, Mat (eillcs Quilting,'
silk and cotton Sings.;
Fashionable steel, gilt, plated and
;peatl Futons. Lhewfe, every' kind of
^Trimmings in his line ot bufotfs.
Any perforrwilhing to purchase
la suit of cloths: .Can do it by applying a 1
ifaid 4hdp, where they will find Broadcloths
from 3 to 7 dollars per yard ; Cuffimere
from id. 75 c. to 2d. 66 c. Coamings and'
Ratteens from i to # 4 dollars, &c. &c. &c.
Portlmouth QH; 13. 1800.
HYDE & LYEL,
ITaylors and Habit-Makers,
.Rfyafitliy acquaint their Friends and the
Public, that they have juft.received
T . A neat assortment of
FALL and WINTER
GOODS,
And that they continue Rcady-Mauc and
Befpokc WORK as cfuai:
Pott/modth, Oft.' 1.3, 1800.
-Ne^C^x^
ISAAC STANWOOD,
Informs the Public thflt he has tak
en the ftorc lately occupied by Mr. Poinehao
lEIHs, directly opposite Mr. Rich'd Evans',
in Nlarket-Iheet,..
WHERE HE HAS OPENED,
1 a handsome variety of
ICrockery & Glass Ware,
}which will be fold at the Idweft prices for
.Cash. ' /
Part/mouth, 01. 13, 1800. ,
^anquetting-^oufe,
STEPHEN DELANDE,
'CONFECTIONER,.
Eajl of the New Market,
[ RefpeQfully informs his Cuftom^
c&s and flfe Public m general, that lie has for sale,
wholesale and retail, a great variety of
;CONFECTIO N,
Confining of
Peppermint, Lozenges, Sugar Al
- Burnt Almonds, Sugar Plumbs,
Cinnamon sugar Plumbs, Annifeed Sugar
'Plumbs, Lemon sugar Plumbs; Conserve of
I Loaf-Sugar, loaf sugar Candy, brown sugar
Candy, Spanith fugat Candy, Preferred
Lemons, Currant Jelly, Quince Jelly best
quality, Sugar Cake, Macaroni Cake, Al
-1 mon^Cake, Annifeed Oh'Plumb Cake,
Plain' Cake, Diet Bread, Pies of all kinds.
He hkewife informs the Ladies that he makes
a" kinds of $
CAKES and PIES,
forCffipafal tbitad faice,
1 TO BE ^OLD,
At Public Audion,
On Wedne/da, the. 11b day of Neuembermext,
at ten o'clock A. M. by virtue of a liepfe
from the fudge of Probutfy
The real estate of John Snell, late
of Portfmouih, Mafin%, "deceased, confid
ing of a final! lot of L^nd with ^.Dwelling
House thereon, situate at the fouth part of
the town on Cotton's hill, so call'd, sale to
be on the premises.
SAMUEL HUTCHINGS, Adm'r
Portsmouth, Oft. 20, 1800.
Cold Weather is Coming !
-«-«{{❖»►>
FEATHERS.
ABRAHAM ISAAC,
. Informs the Public that be has just received
and offers for sale, a quantity of good
NEW FEATHERS, warranted
free from any infection, — Likewise,
a large e^ortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware, and Look
ing-Glasses, which he will fell very cheap.
Four Cast Iron Stoves.
N. B. Vendue kept at ufudl every Wedntfdfy'
PortJmaith, 08. 2.0, 1800.
KINBPOX:
, Dr. SPALDING,
Continues to inoculate for the Kine
P'x, at his new lodgings, at Mr. Thomas
Morton's, north end of Wa(hi'ngt<>n-(lreet.
Portjmouth, Off. 20, 1800.
Di. WiLLinicCT^
Informs tbe Public,
'That he Inoculates fori the Cow-
Pox, all applications will he Ariel
ly attended to.
I Portfmouth, Oftober 20th, tfoo.
Don't forget to call for your
MONEY.
THOSE perfins who hold prize, tickets
in the two former classes of Amofkeag
and Dartmouth College Lotteries, that were
purchased at the Mason's Arms Tavern, are
desired to bring them in and take their mo
ney, as a fettlemen twith the managers is
abfolotelv necessary, and that is not all—for
they will soon bedeemed as generously given
for the purposes of the Lottery, and applied
iccordiuglv. A few tickets for sale in the
Fourth Class of Ainofeag Lottery, which
politively commences drawing this dav, to
be had of the fubferiber, if applied for soon.
John Davenport,
Portfmeuth, Oft 21, 1800.
NEW LINEOF
STA GE S,
From Portfmsuth tp PnLnd, on the upper
Road over Pifcatgqua Bridge, through Do
ver and Berwrek.
THE Public are refpedfully in
formed, that the Suofrribers have copimen
ced running a STAGE from Portsmouth to
Portland and back again, on the following
,days ; to leave Portsmouth every Monday,
IWedneflay and Friday mornings,'at an ear
ly hour, and arrive at Portland the fame
v^nings—leave Portland every Tuefday,
Thursday. and Saturday mornings^and a
- at Portsmouth the fame evenings :—
Those who wish for feats, may apply at
Dea. Samuel Bowles' at Portsmouth, at
Cok Cogswell's in Dover, at Mr, Geo.
^FROSTS in Berwick, at Maj. Jefferd,.
in Kennebunk, and at Mr. Josiah Paine's
in Portland, where- Stage Books will be
kept. , , •
The Proprietors will provide good Car
riages and Horles, and careful obliging dri
vers. -''
141 b. Baggage will be allowed gratis.—
The Stage Proprietors will qot be-account
able tor loft Baggage. , ^
JOSIAH PAINE,
.AARON CHAMBERLAIN,.
GEORGE FROSP.
/ .ENTERTAINMENT.
THE Subscriber refpeaftilly informs his
friends in the Country, and the Pubb? in
general, that he has opened a House of En-1
tertAILMENT, at his Hoofe a little below
the State-house, in Daniel-street, Ports- 1
mouth, where Gentlemen and Ladies ma,
be accommodated with private Lodgings.
Also, keeping for Horses. where every at
tention will be paid to Travellers, and up-l
on as rerfonabic Terms as the times will,
admit, , ^ ; 0 *
}'[SAMUEL BOWLES.
Ship- Chandlery 'Stor>.~ *
•«rt&r°
LONG & HAMILTON; 1
Inform theirfriends rind the public, that .the# l
oiroe a general cfforimert of *
Goods in the Ship Chancery line,
Confi/ling cf the following articles,
TAR, Sail Needles, l
ROSIN, , Hammers,
Brimllone, Tacks,
Sheathing Paper, Glouts,
Cordage, — Scupper Nails,
Russia Duck, Table Spoons;
Buntings, ' Flesh Forks,
Quadrants, Iron & Steel Hapdfawt
Compares, c,, Gimblets,
Spy Glasses, Drawing Nails,
Twines of all forts, Sheathing ditto,
Log Lines, aoA, rod, & 6d, dos
Muckeret do. * Hop Heaels, \
'Paint and tar brushes, ..- Coopers'Adzes,
Dost and fcrubbiag do.< Carpenters' fly;
Ships Clamps, Wood logs,
Sailors Palms, Deep sea and hao&
:Ships Scrapers, Leads,
Caulking irons, Long tar brushes,
Making do. ~ ; IroiiJJamboofes yf dif*
Marking do# ,-fa-ent sizes,
Bung borers, Langhorns,
Halt houi Glares, , Tin Ware, &c. &c.
14 & 28fecond do. .
'=-A±So—
— general afortment of
WEST-INDIA goods,
>. - : rt.VD,
GROCERIES.
JOHN N. JNGALLS
ReJpe/tyuly informs bis Friends and tbe Pub-,
lie, that be has opened an
AUCTION OFFICE, :
In the building formerly improved by Mr. Norie,
on the Parade, north fide of the State houje, '_
Where he will attend to receive ,
GOODS for Public! Shle,'
Aryl promises that those gentlemen who may
be pleased to favor him with any articles
for fate, that his best endeavors Ihall^
not be wantin^'to cbmpleat the fame, " r
Iwith fidelity and difpatch—
andlhe fmallelt favors ffiaf! be duly attend
-1 ' ed tri ; $ ,
I^Removed. 1 ^Removed.
; Robert MEN^^
Refpe&fully informs his friends
hand the public, that he has removed to Jef
frey's-Row, Spring-hill, -- : "
"WHERE HE CARRIES ON THE
Boot & Shoe-Making bufnefs,.
In all its branches, with neatness and
difpatch. l
Portsmouth, OQ. 6, 1800. ° _
WHEREAS I, JAMES STEPENS,
of New-Castle, have reported sundry
times, That Robert Cole, did kill and
murder one Stephen Tarlton, (who fell
over board and was drowned at Ktogfton in
Jamaica,) and whereas I made and spread
said reports of the said Cole, without any
foundation, as I have no reafoh to think that
theJaid Tarlton came by his death by any
other means than by misfortune, I acknow-'
ledge the said reports to be falfe and ground
less, I ask his, {he said Cole's pardon, for
making said reports, and am very forty I
did._ JAMES STEVENS.
' Witneft,
R. Cutts Shannon,
Portjmouth, 00. It, 1800.
: — —" , " -■—#■■ll ■.«.l.lll Af_ ■ I, ..■■.■!>
NOTICE is hereby given, that
1 the fubferiber has been duly appointed ad
ministrator of the eflate of
OBED STEARNS,'
late of Hampton, in the County of Rockingham,
PHYSICIAN, " -,
And all persons that have any so
mands on laid Elfate are desired to exhibit
them, and all that are indebted to said eftafc
are req nested to make speedy payment to
ISAAC STEARNS, administrator of faid'
ettate, or to JAMES LEAVITT, of faid^
Hampton, Attorney to the Administrator.
ISAAC STEARNS.
Hampton, Sept. 25, r3oo. ' • ,
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
,CASH, and the highest price given for
Clean linen, & cotton & linen Rags
, nt this Office.
taeeWp CutenDen
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Glje Republican Ledger,
Is published, vie&»lv„ everv Tueffle, muining,
b" TWi the following additions:
'One DnUar.and Fift,Ge<ns pef annum, (exchifive
of pelage )—p#e third to % paid inedvQCT