Republican ledger, and Portsmouth price current — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-02-01 00:00:00, page 4

Typography and Sentiment—while our Toasts
can bear this afpeft, may we shun the /quabbles
and " disorder" of " Politics."
Th; human Race—enlightened by the " preser
vative Art of all Arts"—may they be happi 1, lock
ed together in one bond of union.
Lovely Woman—the faireft character in the vo
lume of Nature—whole beauty is more persuasive
than quarto: of argument, or folios of declamation
—easily wood, constant when won.
Petticoat Despotism, to all Seducers.
Irregular Workmen—Be it their portion to
wring and tread pelts for their betters.
After the firfl Toad was drank, the following ODE
was Jung with feeling and Jpirit;'
ODE.
Tune—" Rise Columbia .'"
ALL hail the Day ! th' immortal Morn !
When angels wafted, on each wind,
“ Peace and good will ! a Franklin^ born !
" To teach, inftruft, and bless mankind !"
RiJe, Brethren, rife !—join hand and heart,
Aridfhout —" The Patron of our Art I"
All hail the Day ! the genial Morn !
On Fame's grand legend fair and bright F
When, out of Darkness, burst a form —
A Mau !—that died supernal light !
Rife, &c.
All hail the Day ! th' aufpicions Mom !
For Crime, and Vice, fled, at his birth :
Dull Error's mask, by HIM was torii.
And Truth, and Virtue, blefs'd the earth !
Rife, &c.
All hail the Day !—and hail the Man,
Who glean'd from Science all (he knew ;
Who liv'd, and died, the Friend of Man,
To God, and to his Country, true !
Rife, &c.
All hail the Day ! on which we're met.
Again, to CELEBRATE his BIRTH !—
And may WE love, and ne'er forget,
To seek, and own, HIS glorious worth !
Rife, &c.
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Celebration of Franklin's Birth Day.}
ON the 17th Jan. the “ Boston Frank
lin Association" held their second An
niversary, at Julien's Hotel. After an ele
gant and sumptuous feaft, the following tech
nical and appropriate 'l'oafts were given :
1. '1 he Day —On which Nature completed a to
ken of glory, by giving birth to rhe great Frank
lin ; the Patron ofour Art, and the Universal
Friend of Man.
2. Washington. —Though no National Form
is in type to his memory ; yet we havener up one
in our hearts, and wajhed it with the tears of
gratitude and love.
3. The United States —May they take the long
pull, the firing pull, the Jleady pull, and the pull
altogether ; whether to maintain or defend taeir
rights or their happiness.
4. The American Constitution, —Should it pass
through new editions or correfiions, may it not be
curtailed by power, or rendered incorreft by op
pofihon.
5. Ohio. —A speedy admission of this new quoin
to the American chafe ; and may hs head be con
verted to a mallet who would drive her into disor
der.
6. Party Spirit. —May it soon be worked off, by
the careful,firing and fleaJy pull of correft prin
ciples.
7. The art of Printing —“ The Arbiter of Man,
and even of Nature herfelf ;" the point which
pierces ignorance and superstition, and the form
which reflects knowledge and happiness.
8. Literature, and the Arts, and Sciences —The
• % L type and press of human wisdom, virtue and
felicity.
9. The Literary Fair —Native indoflry and gen
ius kept at work by native patiiotilm and liberal
support.
io. Our afociated Brethren in the South, and
Printers generally throughout the world —May
they improve upon the dejigns of Faust, and Jet
the title-page of their chai oilers in imitation of a
Franklin's.
It. Friends of the correft Prejs. —Their taste
and judgment is neither mackled by superstition or
blur'd by ignorance.
12. Our Brethren who are now Maflers —If pa
tronage is defined to reward industry and merit,
theirpre/j will never (lop for want of oil.
13. The New Year—Full and perfect fonts of fe
licity to all zur friends —empty cajes & the projej-
Jional tub to our foes.
14. The Fair Sex —Their characters set in types
of virtue ; impoJed upon the Jlone of truth ; lock
ed up by the quoin of propriety ; proof'd by the
mind of charity ; and neatly worked off in sheets
by capable pressmen.
15. The Garter of our Prejs —May it encircle
the dried up leg of every Old Maid ; and may ev
ery Old Bachelor pull at the bar 'till the garter is
Jprung.
16. Ourfelves —And may no raw pelts or peel
ing jkins be found among us, to spoil out works.
„. Irregular Workmen—Their type was cast in
the matrix of inconfillency ; and they give an im
fereffion, which no good eye can peruse without
pain.
TO BE SOLD REASONABLE, a handsome lot
of LAND, being a valuable and noted ttand
for business, suitable for a Store and Dwelling
House. There is a capital Cellar on said Lot, with
a good Well of water. It is situated a few rods
from the parade Inquire of the printer.
January 25, 1803.
ABOUT the Fifth of November last, a Chefnut
coloured MARE, having with her a Colt five
months old. The said Colt is a red one, with a
white stripe on its face, and is a Mare Colt.—
The said Mare has a final! Par bn her forehead,
and is very much bruised an her back, and is about
thirteen years old.
Whoever will bring said Mare and Colt
or give information Inhere they may be found,
(hall receive a handsome reward,and all necessary
charges paid, by NATHANIEL SIAS.
Newmarket, fox. 24.
Valuable LOT, For Sale.
Strayed or Stolen,
VOLUNTEERS.
JOSHUA BLAKE
Rej/efully informs his friends and the public,
that in confluence op the late fire he has taken the
flore lately occupied by Mr. Timothy Winn, near the
Pier, in buckjireet, being the corner flore opposite
Mr, Blajdel's house and flore, where he has fur Jale
A very large assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
All of which will be fold very cheap for cajb,
that he hopes for a continuance of custom,
altbJ bis stand is a little removed
from the center of Bufnefs.
AMONG HIS ASSORTMENT ARE
BOATINGS and Ratteens of the
'-'molt fashionable colors; fuperfine and
low pric'd Broad Cloths ; Ariped and plain
Kerseymeres of all colors ; Elastics ; Or
leans Stripes ; Plains ; Serges; Forest
Cloths ; Devonshire Kerfeys; Quffills ;
Fearnaughts ; Baizes and Flannels of all
colors and widths ; Domets ; an aflort
ment of Blankets ;^wanfkins.
A Mriety of
Superfine and low priced Swandown
Waiftcoatings ; toilanet, quilting, lainet
and silk do; silk Velvets ; men's Satins,
and silk Florentines ; flriped black Satins
tor Veils ; Broglios ; Pantaloon Patterns ;
belt twill'd, black and color'd cotton Vel
vets ; Constitution Cords ; Thickfetts.
A large assortment of
Men's black, white, and mixt, ribb'd and
plain worked Hose ; knotted and vandyke
do ; silk and worsted do ; cotton & worlted
do ; youth's worded and cotton do ; men's
black, white and fancy cotton do, fame
with laced clocks ; men's black, white and
fancy silk do. laced clocks, ladies' white
cotton laced clocks, and plain do. of all
prices ; ladies' plain and laced clocks silk
Hose ; ladies' black worlted Hose ; black
worded Gloves and Mitts ; men's worsted
Caps ; Socks; Morocco and cloth Shoes ;
children's leather Shoes ; ladies' extra long,
black, white, and color'd silk Gloves ; hab
it, do ; black, white and colored cotton
Gloves, both nett and plain ; nett and plain
cotton Mitts ; black and color'd silk Mitts ;
ladies' white and color'd kid Gloves ; hab
it do ; men's black and white silk Gloves ;
black and color'd cotton do ; beaver, Wood
dock, beather,worfted and mill'd do.
A variety of
Mock Sable, bear, brown and grey fox,
Baranka and camel's hair Muffs and Tip
pets ; Fur Trimmings ; silk Wadding tor
Cloak linings ; black, white and color'd
nett fring'd camels hair Shawls ; tambor'd
'and silk (tripe do ; black white and color'd
silk Shawls ; a variety of check'd, figur'd
and plain silk Handkerchiefs ; Bandannas ;
black (ilk Handkerchiefs ; black white and
color'd nett fringed Cambrick Shawls ;
tambor'd cambrick and muslin Shawls;
patch, color'd and purple Shawls ; jaconet
and book mullin Handkerchiefs ; men's
tambor'd and cambrick Handkerchiefs ;
cambrick Pocket Handkerchiefs ; cotton
and linen do ; Romalls.
A large assortment of
Black and color'd Cambricks and Ging
hams ; black and coloi'd Calicoes ; cop
perplate and patch Furnitures '; figur'd
Cambricks and Chintzes of the newest talh
ions a variety of book, jaconet and India,
plain, spotted and fpiigg d Muslins ; glaz'd
and unglaz'd cambrick Munflins of all pri
ces ; Dimoties ; Mullinets and Quiltings ;
linen Cambricks. A variety of
Straw, chip and cane Bonnets ; Misses
draw Bonnets.; straw Trimmings ; Plumes;
Turkish silk Bands for bonnets ; silver
lace ; Chinelle Trimmings ; Cap Wire ;
silk and cotton Fringes ; silk Girdles ; cot
ton do ; Glove Ties ; cotton Cords ;
Necklaces ; an assortment of White
Thread ; Laces and Edgings ; black and
white silk Laces ; black and white silk
Lace Veilings ; Netting do ; Netting Van
dykes ; wide black silk Laces for shades ;
crape, netting, cypress, plain and figured
Gauzes ; black white and color'd silk
Crapes ; black Cypress ; black and white
Millinetts ; black, white and color'd Tif
fanies and Sarfnets : wide and narrow
Modes ; black, white and color'd wide and
narrow Satins for cloaks ; Pelong do ;
black white and color'd India Luteftrings ;
French and English Luteilrings of the molt
fafhionable colors ; satin, mode and luf
tringßibbands figur'd & plain ; black gauze
Ribbands ; a beautiful assortment Watch
Ribbands; silk Ferrets ; American and
Dutch Hair Ribbands ; Gallooms ; Bind
ings ; Tapes. An assortment of
Diapers and Diaper Table Cloths; 7-8 and 4 4
Irish Linens ; India Cottonof all prices; Check'd
Linens ; check'd and flriped Cotton ; wide Mee
ting Linens ; Oil Cloths ; yellow and white mar
king Cauvafs , Ruffells ; Calimancoes ; Shal
loons ; Durants; Tammies; Moreans ; Tabo
reans ; Crapes ; Wildbores ; Camblets ; Brown
Hollands ; fafhionable Coat Buttons ; Veil do ;
sewing Silks : Twills ; Bobbins ; white and co
lored Threads Morocco Pocket Books ; fleel
Sciffars; Thimbles ; Velvet ; Bindings ; Tastes ;
Ivory Combs ; Elatlic Knitting Pins ; Needles;
Pins ; Button Moulds ; Umbrellas ; Parafoils ;
Tiffany fans ; cotton an<, silk Suspenders ; Stosk-
Stiffners ; Men's Beaver Hats ; Women's Beaver
Hats and Bonnets ; youth's Beaver and Felt Hats.
fa. 25, 1803.
LONG & HAMILTON
Inform the public, they have removed their Goods
into the Store belonging to Nathaniel Folsom,
Efq'r. in Fore-street, nearly opposite
Madam Whipple's dwelling house ;
-And have For Sale
Ship Chandlery Goods
AS USUAL. Also,
Weft India RUM, per hogshead.
Holland GIN, per calk.
Brown SUGAR, per ditto.
COFFEE, in hogsheads and bags.
Sherry 'WINE, per calk,
Swedes and Russia IRON, per ton;
SALT per hogshead.
And a general assortment of
Weft India Goods & Groceries.
6 PortJmouth, Jan. 25.
FOR SALE,'
At AYER© Wharf,
A few Bales Excellent Upland
COTTON. Alfa
A few calks of Rice ; cheap
for Case. Apply to
Joseph S. or Jonathan Ayers.
January 25.
S. SPRAGUE,
Hair Dresser,
Respectfully informs bis friends and cuf
lomers that he has removed to a shop new
ly erected near the head of Daniel fireet, where
he continues to carry on his business as usual.
Jan. 21.
James L. Giles,
Taylor,
INFORMS his friends and customers that he ha#
taken part of Mr. Chriflopher Rhymes' house,
on Church-hill, where he continues to carry on the
Taylor s Business
as usual, in all its variety.
He begs his customers will accept
bis thanks lor past favors, and earnflfly solicits
their continuance, particularly at this time. They
may depend on their work being executed in the
neatest manner, and with punctuality and dispatch.
He keeps constantly on hand
A general assortment of fltong ready made
Seamen's Clothing,
Very Cheap.
January 25.
JOHN BADGER,
Tin-Plate Wot ker,
INFORMS the public that, since the late fire, he
has recommenced business nearly opposite his
former stand in Daniel Street,
•where a general assortment of
TIN WARE
will be kept constantly for sale.
PEWTER WARE
Confining of Platters, Plates, Bafons,
and P^rr ; n%r,. fa. 25.
At a meeting of the Fire-Wards, on
Monday 24th January, 180% — Ordered,
THAT the several Joiners, Cabinet
makers and Chair-makers, who work
within the compact part of this town, shall
keep their (hops, rooms or chambers where
they work, clear from (havings and every
other combustible matter, and have them
swept clean every evening, at the fitting of
the fun. That their fires be kept in fafe
places, and not to work in evenings without
their candles being enclosed in glass or horn
Lanthorns—and William Vaughan is
hereby appointed to visit those places, and
fee that this order is ftri&ly carried into
execution, and make report accordingly on
every Monday morning to the Clerk.
S1 EPHEN CHASE, Chairman.
Attell,
WILLIAM HAM, Clerk.
Rockingham.
THE heirs to the estate of EPHRAIM
HAM, late of Portsmouth, in said
county, block-maker, decca fed, are hereby
notified, that 1 (hall exhibit my account of
administering said estate to the Judge of Pro
bate for allowance, on Wednesday the 16th
day of February next.
WILLIAM HAM.
January 25.
T: HENDERSON,
Has taken,a Shop two doors eaJl of the Bell
I avern, Congress Street, where be
has opened a general
assortment of
English and India
GOODS,
which will be fold cheap for cash.
Jan. 24.
InfpeQor's BLANKS ;
Shipping Papers ; Returns of Mer
chandize, and Apprentice's Inden
tures, For Sale at the Ledger Office.
JAMES RUNDLET
Refteafuliy informs his friends and cuftomo:
that he has taken a Store in Congress ttreet,
between the Bell Tavern & the Slate- House;
where be has now ready for jak his flock
in trade, which was rejeued from the
general conflagration, by the Spirited
and timely exertions of bis Jriends,
to whom be begs leave to tender
bis grateful acknowledgments.
His assortment consists of the
following:
SUPERFINE, middling and
low priced Broadcloths and Caliimeres;
the most fafhionable colors and mixtures ;
Devonshire Kerfeys ; Plains; Serges; Forest
Cloths ; Ratteens ; brown, blue, drab and
mixt Coatings ; Fearnaughts ; Shaggs ;
Swanfkins ; Baizes and Flannels of all
colors ; 6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 & 10-4 Ross
Blankets.
A great variety of
Elegatit silk velvet Vest Shapes,
Sawandow and Toilinet ditto ; white and
coloured Quilting ditto ; men's rich black
Satin and Silk Florentine ; striped Satins.
A handsome assortment of
London Chintzes • Calicoes ;
Patch Furnitures ; Copperplates , Dimities;
Muflinets ; Damask Table Cloths ; India
Napkins & Table Cloths ; Cotton Fringes.
Black, white, and fancy colored
Camel's hair Shawls ; elegant (ilk Shawls ;
muslin, chintz and purple Shawls ; linen,
cotton, bandanna, fufteifoy and black silk
Handkerchiefs, cotton and linen cambrick
ditto.
Wildbores; Camblets; Shalloons;
plain and striped Calimancoes ; Ruflels ;
Florentines ; Durants and Tammies ;
Velvets , Thickfetts ; Corduroys ; Hunter's
Cord ; Fullians ; Jeans ; Durrels and
Nankinets.
A great variety of
Men's patent knotted worsted,
silk and woilted, all silk, and cotton Hosiery;
ladies' cotton and silk Hose, fume with laced
clocks ; women's long and short colored
' cotton Gloves and Mitts ; black cotton and
worsted ditto ; black, white and colored
long and short silk Gloves ; men's beaver
Gloves, some lined with flannel, cotton and
silk ditto.
Fashionable colored arid black
Sarfnet Cambricks ; black Jaconet Muslins;
cambrick Muslins ; jaconet book, book
fprig'd, and tambofed Muslins ; glaized
Cambricks ; muslin Handkerchiefs ; tarn
bored Neck Cloths ; Stock Siffners.
A great variety of
Florence Silks ; India & French
Luftrings ; striped and plad Italian Silks ;
Englilh and India Satins for Cloaks ; peling
Satins ; Modes ; Cypress ; Gauze ; wide
and narrow Italian Crape ; black silk Vel
vet ; thread Laces & Edgings ; black Laces ;
satin, mode and china Ribbons ; pound Rib
bons and Gallooms.
A few elegant London full dress
Bonnets ; ladies' split ((raw village Bonnets ;
gipfey hat Bonnets ; gipfey Hats ; girls' and
womens' common ftra'w & w illow Bonnets ;
chip Hats ; draw Trimmings ; Bands and
Tassels ; draw Rofett^ ; fancy draw Flow
ers and Plumes ; artificial Flowers and
Wreaths ; Sunflower Wreaths.
A latge assortment of
Men's beaver and other Hats, of
all prices, by the case or retail ; women's
beaver Hats and Bonnets, with bands and
plumes.
Umbrellas, some with walking
canes ; Parasols ; Fans ; cotton and silk
Braces ; colored and white Threads ; pound
Pins ; packet and bundle ditto..
7-8 and yard wide Irifli & Ger
man LINENS , brown Hollands ; India
Cottons ; cotton Stripes and Checks ; India
Callicoes ; Sewing Silks and Twill's ; fafh
ionable gilt and plated coat and veil Buttons ;
Button Moulds ; Pen Knives ; Pencils ;
Scissors ; Ivory Combs ; velvet Bindings ;
red Morocco Pocket Bocks ; ladies' Moroc
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases ; shirt
Wires ; Ink Powder ; Tapes ; Bobbins, &e.
Carpets and Carpeting.
Paper Hangings and Borders, at
reduced prices.
6^ ALL those indebted to him and wbefr
time of credit has expired, are reffafaliy re
queued to make payment, without a more par
ticular invitation.
Congrefs-flreet, Portsmouth, Jan. 11, 1803.
TO BE LET,
Hr TALF of a pleasant & con-
Hveuient HOUSE, STORIfr
;and GARDEN, (formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Mark Rogers,)
situated at the fouth part ot the
town. For particulars,.apply
to THOMAS FALL, in said house.
January 25.
Case and the highest price given
for Rags, at the Ledger Office.