The Republican ledger — Portsmouth, N.H., 1800-10-07 00:00:00, page 4

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poetical Department
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" ''; PRINTING.
AUSPICIOUS art, all bail,
• ,„' Lpng <nay thy light prevail
O'er ignorance:'
May fupertlition flee,
And own a foe in thee;
May aH mankind, more free,
. Thy fame enhance.
Transfufe thy genial rays,
Enkindle freedom's blaze,;
' In ev'ry breast ; . ■
Through ev'ry clime extend,
Be man's fraternal friend —
Live thou till time (hall end--
By all cared.
Extend o'er all the earth ;
Airmen shall know thy worth ;
And discord cease:
Give to all beings light,
Thy chain of knowledge bright,
All nations shall unite "
In bands of peace.
E'er may the PRESS be FREE,
Asit can ufeful be,
And unreftrain'd : ±
May rulers live in ^we,
And rule by reason's law,
Or all-jts vengeance draw
On them difaain'd.
Parent of ev'ry art, ?
Long may thy aid impart
' • •.To Science' life :^
May all thy font, with joy,
Judiciously employ,
Their influence to destroy
The feeds of ftr'rfe.
AN Irilbmih, was arraigned before a number 1
of ladies whom be had offended, when one ofl
them began with him in the following words :— I
<< Prithee Jack, who do you think you are ?" — I
“ When I was in my own country, said Teague, I
my name was John O'Connor —but since 1 am I
here, surrounded with faggots. I'm thinking my-I
r felf to be John Rogers, miniher of the gdfpel."l
An Englilh vessel, meeting one fromJreland, I
hailed it, and desired to know what (he was lad-I
en with ? Timber and fruit, answered the mailer. I
Timber and fruit ! replied the other. Aye, said
the master, birch brooms and potatoes. .
.Antrim gentleman the other day, in the excess I
of connubial affedion, which he was unaole to I
reflrain before the company, exclain^ed,^—“ Hea-I
ven forbid, my dear, that I mould ever live to fee I
you a widow."'
A country Inn-keeper w^p was much addicted |
to lying, made it a pra&ice to entertain every I
traveller that came to hh house withadifh oflies.l
A sailor one day happening to dine with him, I
was kept mute for a long time by several lengthy I
narratives, and among others, he told him thel
following : He (hid "the growth of his Indian I
corn was so great that year, that beneath, it was I
as dark as night, and that he Was obliged, wifen I
plowing it, to carry a candle in the middle of I
the day, to light him along the furrows." That's I
a trifle, said the sailor, to whatl have seen ; “ 1 |
was lately in so furious a form,.that it took ten I
men to hold one man's hair on his head," which I
• completely silenced Qis hoft.l
A Scholar declaiming in a college hall, having a |
bad memory, was 'at a fhmd, and in a low voice, I
desired one who flood dose by him, to help him I
out :'No, fays the other, you ate out enough al-I
ready. .
AHint to Gapers. l
An English paper mentions an instance of a I
young woman, who, whilst io the aft of yawn-I
ing, dislocated her jaw, and it was apprehended, 4
would die. in consequence. :
T 'de tie Latites.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
CASH, and the highest price given for
- Clean lit:e*;& cotton & linen Rags
'jgthisOffice.,.
If the ladies would fttfpend a bag behind the'-
door, and inttead of sweeping their Rags into the|
fitteras is frequently the cuftiun,put them into the।
ifogi they 'Wifi find it more to their advantage, tljan
the offenfive smell, of burning Rags.—Dr, Frank
lin used to f,y, that a penny saved was two pence
• earned ; indeed, he laid many good things ;—He
often told his female ftiend^ th^ " a dilligent &
frugal woman always had a Lrge- fhift" — That
~« it you would be Wealthy, thinßof faying as
rell a, getting"— Agchthat ?..-,
'Many eftztes are fpeftt in the getting, '&
Since women for tea forfook (pinning and tenittfog,'.
And men for their punch forfook hewing and fplittiog.”
- to, without delay prepare you bags, „
And take feme care to save your RAGS.
Ship Chahdter, Store.™
-«-±&» r ^
LONG & HAMILTON,
Inform theirfriends and the public, that the,
have a general assortment of
Goods in the Ship Chandlery line,
Confining of the following articled
TAR,. > Sail Needles,
ROSIN, Hammers,
Brimstone, Tacks,
Sheathing Paper, Clouts,
Cordage, Scupper Nails,
Raffia Duck, Table Spoons,
Buntings, - Flesh Forks,
Quadrants, Iron & Steel Handsaws
Compafles, Gimblets,
Spy Glasses, Drawing Nails,
Twines of all forts, Sheathing ditto,
Log Lines, 2od, sod, & 6d, do.
Mackerel de. Hop Heads,
Paint and tar brushes, Coopers' Adzes,
Dust and scrubbing do. Carpenters' do.
Ships Clamps, Wood logs,
Sailors Palms, Deep sea and hand
Ships Scrapers, Leads,
Caulking Irons, Long tar brushes,
Making do. Iron Camboofes of dis-
Marking do. ferent sizes,
Bung borers, Lanthorns,
Half hour Glades, Tin Ware, &c. &c.
14 & 28 second do.
=ALSO—
A general afortment of
WEST-INDIA GOODS,
4 AND
GROCERIES.
Portsmouth, Sept. 29, 1800.
a cam .
*—KINE POX.
b Dr. SPALDING,
I Presents his Compliments to the
Inhabitants of Port fmouth and its vicinity,
■lnforming them, that he has received from
■Dr.Waterhoufe, the infection of the KINE
lor COW POX, with full liberty to inocu-
Ilate therewith.*
[ The KINE POX is, not only an effec
tual and sure preventive of that dreadful dis
ease the Small- Pox, but incomparably light
er, attended with very little danger. It is
not contagious, i. e. cannot be communicat
ed from the infeded to the found, except by
eontaa or inoculation. One of Dr. W's.
children, through the whole complaint, slept
with those who had never had either the
Kineor Small Pox, without infeaing them.
Dr. Spalding gives information that
he will attend the Inoculation for the
Kine Pox, and the after management, of
whole families and individuals at their re
fpeaive houses—or to individuals at his
lodgings, at the Rev. Mr. Alden's nigh the
-South Meejing-Houfe, where every com
mand, within the provinces of his profeffion,
.will be ftriaiy attended to.
PartJmouth, Sept. 30th, 1800.
# Dr. Spalding will Inoculate in Portsmouth,
Domer, Newington, Greenland, Rye and Kittery.
JOHN N. INGALLS
RejpeElfulty informs his Friends and the Pub
lic, that he has opened an
. AUCTION OFFICE,
tn 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 Sale, )
And promises that those gentlemen who may
be pleased to favor him with any articles
for sale, that his best endeavors shall
not be wanting to compleat the fame
4- < with fidelity and dispatch—•
and the smallest favors fhal| be duly attend
ced to. .
— FOR SALE BY
MARTIN PARRY
No. 8, Portsmouth-Pier,
A fewtons excellent Logwood.
—ALSO—
Hyfon, fouchong and bohea Teas.
Loaf, India and brown Sugars.'
Liverpool Ware per crate. _
Long and short Pipes per box.
6d and rod Nails per calk.
New-England Rum per bbl.
Best steel focfcet& common Scrapers
Large and final! log Slates per doz.
House, hearth', paint, tar, scrub
bing, white-warti and tallow Brulhes. W
Pointers Tools, No. 4 to 8.
.Japan'd Speaking Trumpets.
" (Solid) Joint Log Glasses.
do. Half hour do.
Large and small sized hammers.
{CORDAGE, &c. &c. &c.
No. IV. and No. V. of the •
[, jaational Kagame,
: Or; gPolitical; Pifloficd, Biographical, ana
Literary Repertory,
By JAMES LYON, are received at this Office,
and ready Idr Subscribers,
FALL & WINTER )
GOODS.
JAMES RUNDLET,
Has just received a large affirtment of Goods,
which are now opening and for sale, on
the best terms, for case or farl ap
proved credit-—confining of
Superfine, middling and low pric'd
Broad Cloths ; Caflimeres, Kerfeys, Plains,
Serges, Flannels, Baizes, Wildbores, Cam
blets, Shalloons, Ruffels, Calamancoes, Du
rants, Tammies, Velveteens, Velvets, Cor
duroys, Thicksets, Queen's Cord, Jeans,
Fuftains.
A large dffortment of
Mens' worsted, cotton & Worsted,
silk and worsted, cotton and silk and cotton
Hosiery ; youth's random cotton & worsted
do. ladies' white cotton do. black worsted
ditto ; mens' white silk, drab silk, brown
cotton, brown thread, worsted and beaver
Gloves.
A large assortment of
^I & 4-4 Irish Linens ; brown Hollands ;
Platelles; Dowlas ; book, jaconet, lappet,
lappet & lace, fprig'd & cambrick Mullins ;
muslin Shawls and Handkerchiefs ; camels
hair Shawls with netting and fringe very ;
cheap ; chintz and purple Shawls ; Pocket |<
Handkerchiefs ; gentlemens' Neck Cloths ; ,
black silk Handkerchiefs ; Bandanno do.
A handsome assortment of
London Chintzes ; Patch Furniture ; Mus- 1
linets& Dimities ; Ginghams ; long LaWns; „
Cambricks ; Marftilles Quilting.
A large afortment of
Plain, changeable, strip'd and plad Italian•
silks, at a reduced price ; a great variety of .
Florence and English Luftrings ; black and
color'd India do. black Satins for cloaks ;
ftrip'd and plain black satins, extra quality,•
for mens' wear ; black silk Velvet ; black
Laces ; black Fans ; common & best Pins;
Tapes ; Threads ; Sewing Silks ; Knives &
Forks ; fafhionable coat and vett Buttons ;
Ribbons ; Galloom Bindings ; Edgings.
A large assortment of
Mens' Hats from jsb to 36s ; Ladies black
beaver do. color'd and black satin Beavers ;
a few straw Bonnets ; Silk Umbrellas, pil'd
ditto, flair and floor Carpeting.
• 600 pieces India Cotton, some of which
are extra fine.'
150 pieces Nanking.
Hyfon and Souchong Teas per chest.
A new assortment of'
PAPER HANGINGS,
with a number of other articles not parti
cularized. Portfmoutb, Sept. 20.
Newhall's Shoeftore,
Daniel-dreet, Portfmoutb.
ABNER 'NEWHALL,
Informs his Friends, Cuflomers,,and the Pub
lic in general, that be has lately received
a large addition to his former affort
r ment of
SHOES,
Which he now offers. at the following reduced prices,
—viz.-
Ladies black Morocco Shoes
and Slippers, 1 ' 112 Cts.
English ditto, ditto, 125 Cts.
Green, blue, red & yellow ditto, ii6C/r.
Plain and figur'd Kid do, of which
he has a great variety, and very nice, Igo Cts,
Black and Fancy fluff Shoes and , .
Slippers, 84 Cts.
Those with York heels 12 cents dearer.
Calfskin and other leather, ditto. *
Childrens' Shoes of every size and
almolt every defcriptipn.
Gentlemens' handsome dress Shoes
Common ditto,
Boys, ditto.
Mens' fine and common BOOTS,
ditto, ditto, Half Boots.
BOOT LEGS.
Red Morrocco SKINS.
The above SHOES are all of the best
materials and workmanship, and as they ate
manufaaured under the diredion and care
ful infpe&ion of the Vender, he flatters him
felf that he can warrant them with confi
dence. *
G N, B. The prices of the Mens and Childrens
'Shoes are equally reduced, -t,
• He likewise informs them that he receives
; a frefh allbrtment twice a month.
CTThe public afe refpeafully informed,
that no Vender of Shoes equally as good as
;the above, can be afforded at the above re,
duged prices —-but a spirit of monopoly And
'exclufive privilege having set the .example,
, the subscriber is underthe neceffiy of con
ffonridg. ' ; .
Abner Newhall.
I PertJmouth, Aug. 18, 1800.
effirm^
ITo1 To the Curious.|
A «+«<•«+*+►•>>+» ra
A' PDRTSMOITTH°_ -A
ft ~M US EUM, I
feollettion of Natural Wot^
In Mulberry-Lane_
¥Confining of a large and eleganr variety ofY
© MINERALS, HUTTERFLJES, 9
@ ORES, INSECTS, Q
A SNAKES, BIRDS, Q
& SERPENTS, FISHES, &C. X
All the produ&ion of Nature, without X
any artificial representation. -
—<<4'Q+~ — ,
Q ALSO — 'V
A An elegant Ccllwlion of the A
©Beft English Engravings,^
© Representing v
© Death of LOUIS XVI. late King of France,Q
© His taking Leave of his Family,Q
A Several SEA BATTLES, &c. &c. &c.Q
&• & +>^
9 Likewise a great variety of 9
Indian Curiofities.l
• And many others, Natural and Artificial, j
4 too numerous to enumerate. $
" ==== .%.
? The Mufetim has had many valuables
V additions and alterations since it has ",
^ been eftabli fhed:^
1 It is open every day (Sundays excepted)^,
from 9 o'clock in the moining till j•
* _ fun-fet.*
* Admittance—Ladies and Gentlemen 25 *
$ cents, Children half price. -,
#uii^y^lyAy*'
HARD-WARE.
H. & B. PENHALLOW,
Hate received by the lad arrivals from Englands
. a large addition to their former apartment of
HARD-WARE,}
Which are now ready for fate at their store in
Marketfreet,
Among which are the following Articles,
—riz—'
5 Rolls thin Iheet Lead,X 5 Caik,PeWter, ..
3 Calks brass Kettles, X 3 Calks bar lead, small
1 Calk Time Glasses, X bard,
15 Bundles Sheet Iron, V 4 Calks Patent Shot, as
sorted, g sorted sizes,
10 Bundles Frying Pans, % 3 Calks Flat Irons,
10 Dozen Iron Shovels, X1 Calk Black Mad,
16 Bags of Brads and 0 2 Calks Rotten Stone,
Pump apd Clapper v 23 Calks English rod.
Nails. X 2od, Sheathing and
go Boxes Tin Plates, X Deck Nails..:
ALSO, a very extensive afortment ef' %
SHELF-GOODS,
All which will be disposed of for cash, on
'reafonable terms, by Wholesale and Retail.
*, Cash and the bigheft price
will be given at said store, for Old COP
PER and BRASS. ' . _'
PortJmouth, August 6, \Sca. ^'' - "
, „ ~ .^ ••.. ^ —
Shoe and Leather Store
REMOVED.
SIGN ^ OF THE
GOLDEN , k£r,
MARKET ' Y "°'
THO's MORTQN,
Informs bis friends and the public,
that be has Removed to the fare lately occu
pied b, Mr. Job* Brown, deceased,
. In Market-street,
Where he has for file, aver, general, afforintent
OF N # '
SHOES & LEATHER,
'as Usua'l; j
And warranted as good arid cheap as can be
purcbafed in this town or elsewhere, any
thing in Abner Newhall's Advertiferrient
to the contrary notwkhftafygr
. —ALSO—
W.L Goods & Groceries.
Afmall afeftment of:
CROCKERY, &c.:&c.
yPortfmduth, Sept. 8, 18,0.
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