Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1803-02-19 00:00:00, page 1

Hair Work &' ColdCyphars - °*
* neatly execated. They have sor Sale, Eaglith
and Geaeva gold & filver Watches, Gold Neck
laces, fliver wea and rable Spoons, fuit, moftard
& pap Spooas, foup and panch Ltd}:s.' fugar
Toags, harge & {mall Looking Glatics, drefling
Do ea Teavs, Waitess & ol rofliag Cafes, ’v‘m
ed, wooden, and Britannia Ceailorsy Biiwannia
tea and coffee Pots, Gendemen’s and Ciildeen’s
beit'& common Haets, Sufpedders, Kaivés and
¥orks, brafs globs & common Handirons; Shov
et & Tongs, brals aed jappaned Lamps, elegant
plated & brals Candlefticks, dart and common
Cains, horfe & chaife Whips, ladies do, Sciflors,
Pen-Kaives, Souffars & "Urays, powdar Boxes
and Poffs, Razors 10 cafey amg withoot, fhaving
Boxes, and \Winddor Soap, Cream Balls, weicing
Yaper, Duteh Quils, Spanith Segars, Maceabau,
Rappee & Scarcn Sauff, Starch, Purple Brown,
together with a complete Affortment of Jewel
lery & Perfumery,—— They AHo carry onthe
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35 Boxes phin Ghii-Ware, each cont'ﬁn}ng 80
fiea wa of haif-pint Tambless, 1¢ per Rraw—
-6 pint Decantery—6 half pidt d 0.—12 Wine
Giaffes—6.Salt Cells, .. 29 0
15 Boxes fluted Glals Ware, each contpining
400 half-piat Tamblers—2 quarr Decaniens,
2 pint do,—4 hlf pint drio-—=36 Wine
Glaffas—6 Salp Cells. :
10 Vipes Weelp Gin.— 5 calks Whits Lead.
30 quarter calks of Pillol Powder,
4 cafks Shot, of various izes,
3 duto Linfeed il } 5 .
100 Dutch Cheeles, weighing from 18 to 23
Ibs. each,
200 (12 bottle) empty Gin Cales.
w Newport, Jan. 19, 1803,
I\'F\)RMS the Public, that he has taken a
Shop next Souih of Meffes, Gurder & Dran's
Aultion- Room, and adjoining Mr, Nicolas Cef
fre’s, Watch-Miker, where he has constaatly
for Sale, i 1 adMdion to 2 complear Aflustinent
of Confefllionary, the follu'ing Articles, viz,,
Frefh Ilalaga grapes ; box and
cafk railias 5 figs 3 almonis in thell ;" pranes ;
cu rants ; natmegi ; cloves ; cinnamon ; alipice;
pepper ; ginger 3 {eas ; coffee ; chocolate, No. ¢
& 2; do..prepared with and without vanilia;
brown, powdered & loaf-fogar; Cordials of
all Kinds 5 heft cherry wine; together witha
fuall alortment of h(‘sionah)e
ST. Croix Ram by the Hoghead, 24 and 31
A prock,
Lripra Rumi, < ditto,
Ketaning MojafTes, ditro,
Sopetfine Flour by rhe quantity or fingle Barrel,
Pilot, Navy, and Ship Bread, ditto,
Tar and Turpentine, ditto,
Brown Sagar by the Barrel,
Coffes by the Hogthead, Rareel, or Bag,
Logweod & Fuftick by the Ton, Cwi, or {mall.
er quantty,
A few picces Mahogany,
A quantity of Menbaden Fith, in excelleat or
der for thipping,
A lew tony Whale O}, ' '
Spermacet Candles per qoantity or fingle Box,
Mefls and prime Pork, by the bareel,
Negro-Head Tobacco, by the keg,
FPrime Deet, by the baerel,
Newpore, Fan. s, 180%,
Balinels : Cath givea for Old Gold and Silver,
t4t Puottual attendanece, and the finalleft
favors grateiully acknowledged,
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SIMEON MARTIN,
S‘IX T'Y Hrds gool maiiizﬁ Mbolaffes, '
' 3 TU'wo tons Hare, Clob, and Haibeck Steel,
Twenty hoxes brown Havanna Sugnrs,
T'wo thoofnd bafels Exema Sale, fuirahls for
potle, beef, and fith s-s—<mee AVO, /
Fup veceived from Amfierdan, per Bip Eagle,
( Daniel Auftin Mafier)
Crockery Ware $ '
To addicion to which he expects ta eaceive Thoft
lyi acompleat aforement of Wices, Liquon,
and other articles, Puntual auendance given,
and the fmalleft favors gratefully acknowledped.
‘Neavport, Dee. 18, L r'l',6§f
- . Doant s R ST INAL
john. A. Shaw, & Co.
I.\’FURM the Public that they have takea
“a Shop next door but one North of the
Coftee. Houfe, where they carry on the
Warcu-Maxinc Bosingss
in all s Braogches., Likewife st kinds of
FOR fale, remarkably cheap tor Cafh, a gnod
(fecond haod) PRINTING PRESS, Ea
quire at the Ofics of the Rhod=lfard Re
publican, Newpors, Feb, 1803,
Newport, Of, 2. 1802.
GEORGE THOMAS,
Confellioner. & Diftiller,
SIMON DAVIS
Goun & StuversmiTH’s
FOR SALE, BRY
T 2 PRINTERS.
MAS FOR SALR,
Puolihed weekiy, by OLIVER FARNSWORTH, (Priater to the Stave, and of the Laws of the Untten Stares,) '?1;‘,,},.5,",). -Ngwj\,}}-r.‘
AN INDISSOLUERLE UNION OF THE STATES, 13 S§9ENTIAL TO PHEIR LIBERTY AND EXISTENCE. .~ WASHINGTON,
Mvazef
ditto,
[reB:f
\A’E the Sebleribers, baving been appoint.
ed by the Hon, Court of Prabate for
the rown of South Kingfiown, Commifiioners,
to receive, examine, and adjufl the claims of
the creditors to che eltate of Mr. Arneld Hazard,
late of Soath-Kingftown, deccaled, reprefented
infolvant 1 Al perfons having any demands
againt faid eftare, are berehy notified to exhibit
the fame o either of the Sobicribers within fix
manths from the I€th of January 1803, being
the time allewed. They will attend ac the
hoofe of Mr. Peter Dafs, in faid town, upon
the Jak Satuidays in March, May, and Juae,
for faid parpole, : g
CurisTorusn Roaln;oq,jgp_.}(.‘mmﬁ.
Jonn Congnorw, \ oners,
All perfons indebted to faid eftate, are ge
quefled to make paymeant to either of v,
-~ Wilhham Douglals,
At the Heod of Rroad-Street,
H:\S conftantly for fale, a general Aflort.
ment of WeR. [ndia and other
'I"‘HE Court ot Prebat: tor the tdwn of
' Newvoort, having appoiuted the Sobferi
bers, Comeanliancrs, (0 exgmioe the ph'wn of
the cveditais 1o ibe eßase of Joba Topham, jub.
Jaze of fuud Newport, decealed, reprefented in
folvent ; wn! fix wontls being allowed for that
purpale 3 —Notiee is herehy given to all perfons
baving demands againgt {aid eftate, 0 buing
them i to exther of vy, wichin faid (ime, or oth
ciwile they will be precloded achdfn‘; to law..
Wirireiam Dennis, 3
Puit i NL. 'l‘urfuh }CW'}F‘.’ P
All peilons indebied 1o {aid eftate, are re
quefied to maks immediate payment o
Naxcy Toruawm, Exccotrize
. Newport, F.brnary 3, 1803
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Safhes, for 7by g and 6 by 8 Glafs.
Enquire of the Priater,
William C. Bacn &3 Co.
R
; Rq}!&fqﬂj inform the Pablip, i
THAT they have wsken the Shop lately
occupied by Mre, Brwj, Hapwew, a
the corner of the Ul Church Lane—where
they have for fale a geocral saflorgwent . of
Englith-& Indrxr Goods,
foitable tor the Scalon—among which are a few
cafesof Eaglilh Hats, of the lae®t imporratien,
—Alfo, a varety ot Ladies kid, Mogogcco, and
cork foal Shioes, - v )
' & Lump and Loaf Sugar, of
the fir quality, may be had ay above, ‘
Newport, Febraavy 5, 1803, 123 K
Seate of Rbode-Ifiand and Providence Plantations,
NewrorT, fo ) .
Aoumtgof Newpart, Feb. 4, 1803,
WHF,REA& Kebreea Swart, ot Newport,
in the county of Newpore, wife of John
Swart, hath filed her Penitson do thes Cleak's
office ot the Supreme Judicial Court for faid,
county, prayieg for the vasions reafons therein
fiated, that the boads of marriage hetween her
and her faid hethand be ditfolved, and a degeee
ot divorcs prod@uvigated :—This is therefose 1o
gve pofige ta the fmd Joha Swart, sod to gl
porfons eencerned, that they appear (if they fee
fird at (he term of the Sopreme Jodietal &.‘urt
15 be hollen 2t Newport, @ithin and for faid
covhey, on the i '‘Monday 6f March nexe,
and {hew caafe (it any they may have) why the
prayci of laid petition flisn’d not be granred,
s T P. M. NUMFORNICC N ™
S¢ The Printer lonce more (and
be bepes bis expeéiations will ot be al
ways difappoinied,) carngflly regusfs
punilual payments for Newfpapers and
Advertifements, in partienlar.
lor Sale on Reajonable terms,
10 be Sold at Public Auction,
On Monday, the 21t of Fehruary inft, (if fait
wearher, if not, the firk fair day,)
A TRACT of Land, fitaated in the town
of lxeter, late the propesty of Capt.
Samuel Fry, deceafed, conaining about one
hundeed and eighty acres, with a Dwelling-
Houle, Barn, and Corn Crib thereon flanding,
A indifpetable title will be given by the Heirs
of the {2ld Samuel Fry, and poff-fiion given the
twentv-if hof March next. Sale to begin at
one o’clock, P. M. on the ptemifes, Condi
tichs of paymear will be made known at the
time and place of fale,
[{a}?.(:nrnu'i{/r, Fn':nmr) 3, 1803.
G OOOODS.
iooo weight good white FLAX.
Oue barrel freth ESSENCE of SPRUCE, per
Ib. or gl"..‘h v
Cafb given for Cotien gud Linen RAGS.
Newport, Janoary 1, 1803, leBef
yun B. Docknax, | Adninifiras
AMes Heume, tors,
Eonth.Kino flomwn, Febrarvy 3, 1803, g
A bandlome affortment japan’d ware.
Patent and common-Time Glaffés—e
Looking plaffes—chaife and viding awhips, and
avhip cords—brafi and iven wire—curry. tombi—
moufe and rat traps— axes, adzir and batchets—
drawing-knives— carpenters and kewt bammers—
wwood-fanvs—bhand and [litting do,—tennant deve
tail and fafbs do. brafs and ivdw bock—turning,
compafs and keybale do.—double ivon jack plains—
Jointersand fmooihing plains—fon lel iven do,—
woniding and vabbit la.&ﬂlxaﬂ{. bollows and
ronnd:, and table plains—moving philifiers and
Plomw-plains—bizt /f:rl: avith 'bitts afferted—beft
cafi-fecl firmer' chifels—common do.—morticing
and fucket chipls and “pouges—cafl fed fluting
peuges—plain fron’ :-’—j/r'i‘u’ punters—ivom Jquares
and (on-p?ﬁ'v-—mr)murr ru'[n—ﬁn’lt avd nail
gimblets—rapborers, e, Sboemakers Lammers,
iﬂiéu, b:?pt?t. pincérs, tacks, anwl blades, do,
Pafrs, and fizeflicks.—<Houfe, fftrrb,' clothes,
hat, dufiivd,” ond tooth-brupbes—bosfe, fooe, tar,
Jernbing and painters Ho.—bones, vazors, vazor
frapr and cafer— Paving boxet—kirk and i'i'n[
combn—brafs, pramter, eathsr, /ap:/r and glafs ink.
Javdc—ink- prrvder—copper plate (?}j /ﬁfﬂg lit
tov, nwriting, and avraping paper, every guality
quills from 50 rents to i dollats per Fundred--prol.
imp wwax & wwaferr—black and ved Moroten pocket
Looks—befl black led /'m't':h, Hates €2 flare peneils
) :wuttr/:aln and | v't':'llrt—/m:tffr Slafls=beft
London pevter tea pets. ~ And a vaviety of vther
ariitles @t 'l ne caw be Braght in this toun.
Newport, Dec, 24,1 805. - 115tf
Has joft opened, and now offaes, for faie, at
his old #2nd, next deor South of Mr. Towns
fend’s Coffee. Houle, a ncat and goncral Al
- fortment of § BlUd) [
HARD-WAR¥, STATIONARY,
7 “and otßer ‘Articles, ‘
AMO.’VG avkich gre, & great 'waricty of the
mofl Jofbierable cabiyet /umilwrf—-‘ﬁ'r'z/_r
'}iio'ﬁ! aj{boc&c—-[(ﬂ.{a" riﬂ‘gc-—-(/rgqn inaweled
and braf cloak pins (or upporters’ Jor loaking
glafier) brafs /o({;, bolisy, binger,. and table cnj
tors— fitls “and vajpr— fcrews, brady, and "i{l,
of all Muds—brafs and irom bingtsmm—door,
cheft, teadh, capboard, pad, end sothéy locks of
cvery dofcription— gun. locks and brafs furniture—
ln'iq)ék-jﬁ and ofice I mdu-'—ﬁ?orr‘: and fbears
dinion Aok Ayl L trry- s A wnd o
~—ring, krob, and thumb latehes, brafi and ivon—
fenvler and iron, table &nd tea [poons—avarming
pans, 'co‘p[cr and brafi—ctompofition, iron, fbeets
iron and blochtin tea lrll/‘e!-—}fadn and Jhovelt——
Loavels and tongs—fleelyardr—chafingd J ¢ —mme
pridivons, patent and common—{flativont— brlloaws,
brafs and iren nofes—box, and irom coffee mills—
brafe, japen'd, and iron candlefficki— flecl and
japan'd fuuflers—[unffér boots—patont lamps, va
vious kinds—Glue, fird guality—Al),
HAVE FOR SALR, .
At their STORE on Banittes’s Whatf,
BI:O ”'NQSUGJ/\', by the barvel ; Hibbert's
drorvn Siont 3 Raifins per coft ; Moloffes b
he b’ﬁ«al; fluﬂl,‘llf)o l’;( barrel C;{{l/.-;y,
hy the bax ; lron Cabogjes ; and genuine SP.4N
{SH SEGARS. —Avso, '
HONEY, ,gy the barrel or gallon
-—&-‘:‘M Soap, Ly the box—~Negro-Head 1o
buced-Beft 4th proof Jaemaica Rum—lron
Stoves—alt. Leter’d Mams—Dutter, and Ilsg's
Lard, eoe—lakewise,
LISUORS, of the beßt kind, a
eneral Affivivient—and wavicus other Articles
{l‘ the Grocery Linew—a compleve Afortment ;j
nwliicbßbey propale vo be conflantly fupplied avich,
U 8% MASTERS of Packeis, Paf
fepgersg®ics may be fupplicd at fard Store, on
'b! A’,'"/} Non(e--'wil.f' ary ,‘h{:‘r‘/r ll*rJ me
went= I their favors gratefully «hmlelgei
- GREEN CHAIRS, per Duxen—
—Midlings, per bufbel or barvelieeOnions, per
Hond®d bawches, or fmaller quentities——l)AF
SUGAßS, and a waviety. of vhe befd nf 1 LAS.
Newport, Dec, 18, 102, 3tf
e ittt c = Gp——— S ———————
ROBERT LAWTON
TAKES sthis method of informing his friends
and the public in geseral, thas he has le.
moved ftom his Jate place ot selidence, 10 the
hoofe he formerly occupied, oppofite Meflss,
Gibbs & Channing'se—whwre may be had an ele
wnt 2ffostment of GOODS, adapted 1o the
?eafon——soo nemerous (o particedarize in an
advestilement—and as cheap, for cath, as at
any fore in the town,e—nsTheie who will
pleafe to call at his Seore, he flacters himfelf,
will find an indncrment to porchale, as he is de
termived to Gifpofe of them at very reduced
ncee.
< N, B, He has 2ifo joft cpened for fale, a
quantity of bed Iryh Liress, feven eightbs, and
yard wide, by wholefale or reiail.—L kewife,
a besutifol affortment of Lutchrings, vesy cheap,
January 13,1503 chet
| DAVID MELVILL, jun.
John & Henry Cahoone,
IT has always been a matter of furprife to the
A how is came that fo many of the people cal-
Jed Quakers 1o this fßate were tound on the fed
cral hise, Knowing as |do thac all their prin
ciples as a foeiety are Republican, and that ther
rules and difcipline are perteétly Democrange, [
can attnbure it to nothing but the ecovtinued
efforrs of defigning moen 10 miflead them by
mifreprelontanion and falfehood, .
Ihey are called Friewds, trom their pacific
and hofpueble difpofition, They bear tetumony
againft all wars and fighiings, even thofe wineh
~people of ocher perfuations think juit and gecel
fary. They ase ftriving to hatten the period of
univerfal peace, when fwords thall ve beat 1000
ploughthares and fpears futo proning hookss—
when the hion fhall he down with the lamb, and
evcty one repofe under his own vine and under
his own figtree, and have none 1o molefl or make
him afraid.~<How thea oan Friends, conhittent
with this love of peace, which conflicures the
excelience of their fociety, applavd the adonn
iftration of John Adams, who did allan his
power to involve our nation in a war wich France
~who raifed an axmy, created a navy, #od went
fo far a 3 to declare that ¢ the fiager of Heaven
pointed towar " And how can they oppode the
sdminifiracion of Thomas Jefferfon, whofe mot
t;n i "‘ peace and honeft faend{hip withall Na
tions ' '
1t has been a myflery with me too, that
Friends fhould be encniies of Thomas )efforfon.
He is a peaceable man in prirciple and prattice
~=his moraly are pure, and his maoners and
drefs fimple aod plain, He has no pride or
offentation about him—and is off ible and affec.
tionate to all, rich and poor.— He is the man
who drew aond obrained the paffage of a lawrin
the Legiflature of Virginia, for the eftablifhmene
of Religious Freedom, by which Friends wire
fhielded from the perfccution that they had fo
long unjoftiy fuffered.~—He is an avowed enemy
to African Slavery, and has always done all in
bis power to amehorate the condition of Slaves,
~ln. fhort, ‘Thomas Jefferfon’s principles abd
manners are fo confiflent with thofe of Friends,
and his .condu@t has always been fo favorable to
them, that I fhould have thought he wodld
have had the unanimous fupport of their fociery.
Why bhe has not received their foppore, | can
not conceive, unlefs the flander and abufe he
has fuftzined from voprincipled men, caofed
them to think him abad man., Iftiey do rhink
him fo, 1 can only hope they may be endeceived,
as 20 eminent poblic Friend was, who hed al.
ways thooght very onfavorably of him, bot
lately feit himfelf moyed to go and fee Thomas
Jefferfon at Waflingtoo, and when he came
there was fo charmed with the honeft fimphciry
of his maoeers and converfation, the plamncfs
of his appearance, and the homility of s de
portment, that when he came away he took
every occafion to acknowledge he had been de
ceived in the man, and to teftify in his behalf,
I do beliewe that a great many who now think
M a had man, will he (ooner of later convinced,
like this public triend, that they were deceived
by a lying fpirit. '
One IJiing more has often farprized me,—
Friends bear tefimony againft hrigation.
They decide their differences in an armcable
way, withoot the nfe of lawyers or magiitiares,
—How then does 1t happen that they i this
ftate take part with the Lawyers agaioft their
own principle, and againf the intereß of the
people at large ? f
lkm.:lm Fricnds are generally honeft
men and che beft of Citizens, and 1 cansovbave
Friends are penerally economies! and in
doftrious, How theo can they spptove the
adminiftration of John Adams, when {uch qean
tities of public money were {quandered away in
recruiting foldiers and feamen to live in idleuehy,
building veflcls of wary io repaiving fortifica
tions, in erc€ting bartacks, and maiotaiinng an
army that‘was not, and wiis pot expecied ro he
needed, that they were obliged 1o raife che dutics
on fugar, cofive, tea, &c, 1o Jay a new tax on
hoofes and land, ob carriages, and auérions) and
to borrow vafl fums of money i How can they
Tnverett fos tcrerar wimouk ot Gondhe, ben -
aparn \ ' pivi ' ent.
dividuals were ar the fame time grving but fix
or feven per ceat !~ How can they apptove of
thedebt ot the nation being continually encreafed
during the whole aldminiftiation of ) {n Adams,
though our finances were in a ot “flourifhing
condition ! 1 hefe 2re queftintu, which Fiiends
aoght ferioufly té ponder vpon, and not {uffce
themfelves to be deceived by defipning perfons.
They fhould refleet toothat under the adminiftea
tion of Thomas |<fferfon immenfe recienchments
have been made in the public exjences—the
whole internal tuxes have been repesled-—and a
law pafled for the redemption of the nationsl
debt. And folemnly enguire of themielves w d
of one another if it s tiglt for them to oppole
an adminiftration that adopts fuch beneficiakand
wife meafures ?
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