Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1802-04-10 00:00:00, page 4

§é I CANNO'T bear thofe abominable afpers
fions, thole clownys falfhoods,” faid Game
bes, Hinging the pewfpaper indignantly from his
band.—** 1 cannot bear thofe Facobin L 1 jo—
there muft, their fball be a law to crufb the au
thors of {uch lies—they will blaft New-England
with Jafling infamy ; if they had their deferts,
they mott certdinly would be dufhed to pieces.”
~~His eyes flathed refentment,—~He furioufly
ftamped the paper with his foot—*¢ Why art
thou fo angry, friend, faid the Quaker, IooI:ing
mildly at ham -1 have lived fcventy three yearss,
and never have becn even angry, without hav.
ing the hearc.ache for it”—** "Tis enough to
mad a rree Chriflian”-—<faid Gambes, biting
his lips——** Hold, triend, faid the Quuker ;-
a true Chriftian is fHw to anger—lect we fee
thy paper” - Takiog it up, he tarned up the ti
tle page. —Gambey, flarting, exclaimed, the dew
-17 J—Lihot" it was the Jacobin Gazewe! ! !
e blyfbed decply—He had« prepared his mouth
for cenfure, and in hafle had mittaken his objeét,
and taken up 2" fedeial” paper—L tho't it was
the Jacobin Gazewe, faid Gambes, with his face
crimfoned with conviltion—and left the' room
~the Jacobin Gazetie, faid Gambes's friend,
i a vile paper-—it aftempis to jaltify a Deift—
Jerwunsow is a_ Deift, and an enemy to God
Almighty ~lt may be not—/faid the Quaker—
/t wmay be mot, retorted the other with a foeer ;
theo all the world ligg—Perhaps that may not
be wo, teplied the good Quaker—l wifh that 1
could troly fay there was «ike unto that honeft
man—=his heart is benevoleni—and he doth gov
cro his temper—and he feems to forgive his en
emigs,—=He never made a profuflion of Reli
gion, faid Gambes' fidend, and is a_monlter ! !
wocmemene DUdfE thou ever know him, or read his
works ? faid cthe Qpaker,—No, anfecred the
odher 'oudly ; nor wever wiyh to J—¥From what
dott thou form rthine opinion ! —Why all our
preachers now a’days fay he is a Deilt, fays
Gambes’ friend——l have a book ia my pock
ec, (aid the Quaker, which ourold friend %'(:o-
MAS JEPFrRION wrote above ten years ago
and it doth feem by that, that he har made a ve
ry good religious profeffion to all the world ;
and what it more aceeprable in the fight of Goo,
he has never fince contradicted it by his actions
-1 dare you to find in that book, any thing
that looles like religion, replied the other {mee—
¥ can; and will from it read to you fomething
that is l\’i’r’:icn l'{fr(f, faid the honeft Q!lkct 3
aud fixing on hiv lechern rimed fpectacies, open
ed his book, (which praved to be the notes on
Virginia) and read diftinftly as follows ¢ -
** And can the liberties of a nation be tho't
fecare, when we have.remaved their odly bafis,
a convittion i the minds zthc people that their
hierties are of the gift of Gop ? and that' they
canpot be violated but with his wrath? Indeed,
I trembie for my cauntry, when 1 Icfleft that
Gob ie jult and that his juttice cannot fleep for
ever,” . .
"This faid the Qs\kﬂ. is a part of our friend
Jerrenson's ¢gl Comfefiion,” that he hath
¢ avitwefed’ before the, world—and tarther I tell
thee, that many Ol thofe who fo uncharitably
call him a wicked man, muft Known betier them
felvs—they do it only to carry their own points :
Frieod |etferfon iy moch fet hgdidk maen oppres
foug man, and when here ia this bbok he proved
she wickedoefy and danger of oppreffion, he fays
*¢ the opprefled, urged g\ cme'l’z!fetihgs_, woold
rife,”” and Icaled'*would fometiine be the cafe
in the Southern Siatés—and fays, thus it * may
become probable, by fuoperaatoral interferance !
The Almighty has no aecribure: which can take
fde with usin fuch a conreft,” —Hare our fl“ﬁ\
is treating evidensly of extraordinary revelati
~and hat the Haly God catnat help opprefl
ors - e is unchriftian, and belpeaks a very bad
beart, to be (o cenlorious, We ought to be
homble, and weed vur own gardens. Private
bufinels ((id Gambey' friend) ought to give
way 1o public ; "ve of iuﬁnil,c '\mponaqce that
we fee we don't {uffer an wnbeliever to rule over
use the Qpaker fetched a deep figh of benevo.
lence; and taking off his fneﬂactcllpdll_ﬂhf
Nis hand gently on the arm of the.dther, look ¢d
him affe@ionacely full ia the face, famd-—** bne,
bow can - vightly jndge of the Irln'of of ethers
wben our vwom bearty ave neglected P
THE following epitaph, aflixed to the grave of
Jared Ingctfgll, Efq, the late Englilh Stamp-
Mafter, who, togc:ker with his Infernal ma
jefty and his holinefs the pope, were hanged
in ofigy, burned, and buried at Hebron, in
the year 1764, may thew what the feelings of
the people once were towards Satmp-Acts and
themr l&ltou. '
HERE lies inter'd beneath this pile,
A rogue, a villian, bafe and vile,
Who ftrove his country to beguile—
But Fate’s good refolution
Diffolv’d in death by heaven's will,
As great a knave as dearh could kill
By gibbets, flames, and halter’s fkill,
~ And earth’s beft conftitution,
We lay the devil by his fide,
Who, while he liv'd, was all his guide,
Who did attend him whea he died,
Aod now guards the remains
OFf this Stamr-MasTer, doom'd to dwell ¢
And gather all the tax in bell :
The Att itfelf we here conceal
. With him and ail his gains.
For Sale at this Office, -
Teflaments & Preceplors,
The Frosrarvisr and Quakenr,
Lorm the Republican Gazetie,
OF THE STAMP-ACT,
Refpeéifully informs bis Caflomers, and the
Public in general, '
TIIA'I‘ he will undertake to procure Hoofe
or Store Frames, or any other dimenfions
of Timber, Plank for Whatrves, &c. of the fol
lowing kinds of Eaftern wood, viz. White-
Pine, Spruce, Norway-Piné, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow. Birch, for Cabinet work ;3 Cedar,
Hackmatack, Maple, Black or White.Af,
Beach, or Rock-Maple :—Alfo, Mafls and
Spars of any dimenfion, and Birch or Hackma.
tack, » !i\ngixnhd ;. any of which, if applicd
?; ths Winter, may be delivered here n the
foutfe of the next’ Spring or Semmer, on the
daficlt poflible termss Any perfon withing to
¢ontralt, would’ do well to apply early in the
Winter, that proper time may be had to “get
the Timber out. il , X
He has, likewife, on hand, at his Lomber.
Yard, on Slocum’s wharf, in Newport, a gen
eral affertment of Eaftern Lumber ; fuch as
Boards, Timber, Spruce and Hemlock Joift,
Window-fnme-ﬂuﬁ': Shingles, Clapboards, Ct.
dar.Pofts, Laths, &c.—A fupply of which hé
propofes to keep confantly on hand,
Alfo, genteel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen, on eafy terms.
* Neagport, Nov. 27, 1801. qf -
it T BAR BRI head
' 'SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine ‘in cafks
.‘ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens, white
wine Vinegar, Verdigreale, & Houfe- Piper 1o
"The above articles are entitled to drawback,
and are now Ilndia&'fl’om the Brig Hannah,
from Bourdeaux, at Mr, Robert Stevens” wharf,
He has allo far fale, Ruffia and
Ruven’s Duck, a few Demijeans and long and
thort Corkas.
Newport, Nov, 7, 1801,
| LENT,
ABOUT. five or' fix years fince, two pair of
Roffet Saddle- Bagh ; .and a foot Spinia’-
Wheel.—Whoever may have them in their E.
fefhan, will pleafe to leave them with Mr, Ed.
ward Sinm.m. and much ohfige the oweer.
o WIE-lAH TRIPP,
Newport, April 3, 1802, . 9
70 BE SOLD,
A NEW Houfe, in Broad. Street, complete
ly fintthed, with a Yard, Garden, and
good Well of water, Any perfon inclined to
purchafe, may know the terms, by applying at
the Houfe o! . M. R, JOHNSON.
Newport, Jan. g, 1802, Igef
Tohn A. Shaw, & Co.
INI“()RM the public that they have taken a
thop next door but one North of the Coffee-
Houfe, where they carry on the Watch-Making
bulinels 10 all its branches ; and have for fale,
warranted and common Englith and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces, filver tea and rable
Spoons, Sugar-" Tongs, &c.—Looking. Glafles,
Tea-T'rays, Waiters, Drefling-Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Caftors, Sufpenders, Knives and Farks,
Globe Andirons, Shovel and Toogs, brafs and
jappaned Lamps, Candleflicks, dart and com
won Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Maka
bau Snuff, Starch, Writing Paper, Duotch Quills,
Britannia Coffee Pots, &e. &c. Together with
an affortroeat of Jewellery and Perfuomery,
Cafb given for old Gold and Silver,
'.‘ Punétoal attendance will be given, and
the (malleft favors gratefully achgowledged.
Neavport, Feb, 12, »aif
ST. Croix RUM, in hogfheads, barrels, or
10 Gallons,
Jamaica do, do, do,
Old Jamaica, 4th proof, do,
Firft goality Martinico MOLASSES, per hogf
head, or barrel,
Havanna, do. do.
White and Brown Havanea SUGARS Per
Box or barrel, '
Georgia COTTON, Sza.l(land, and Upland,
per Bale or lefs,
Holland GIN, in Pipes or Barrels,
Superfine, fine, and common FLOUR, per bbl.
RICE, per Tierce or Handred.
Keal Hyfon, young Hyfon, Souchong, Congo,
and Bobhea TEAS, of a fuperior quality,
American, Geneva, and Cyder BRANBY.
Midliags, Corneli, Ship &uff, & Ship BREAD,
’ per barrel.
Velvet CORKS, «Blackhead in Keggs.
Negro-Head TOBACCO, per so.
1 g“l-'IATS.
‘ tels, Filh barrels, empty hhds, &c.
3 Casn, and the higheft price, given
for old Silver, Copper, Brafs, Pewter, & l.cad,
N. B. Beefwax, and Tried Tallow, receiv
ed in payment for any arricles.
THOMAS HOWLAND, 4«4,
szort, Mareh 20, 130:2. 71
AT Pablic Vendue, the 1 3th day of April
next, on the Farm late belonsmco Na
than Gardner, decealed, fituate in KIDP‘-
town, about four miles from the Narragaofett
Ferry, an the road leadiog to Lactle- Reft—Fif
tesn Cowvs—.Four Oxen—.various kindy of
young flock—feveral Horfes—and a variety
of Farming Utenfils, &c. R E
. E. R, GARDINER,
Vendue-Mafler.
South King florwn, March 30, 1802, © 79
Thomas Howland,
Has for fale, at bis Auikior and Commiffion flore,
Joot of the nexw Church lane, Newvport,
ow as good tevms as can be pur
chajed in this flate,
. BENYAMIN RUGGLES
LUMZBER.
To be Sold,
0 ayedAeresof Landy :
LYING in South-Kingftown, in
the County of Wathington,
with Two Dwelling Houfes llnete
‘'on, one Corp. Crib, one Barn, about
: cighty apple trees of the beft kind of
gnied froits, well watered as aoy Farm in the
tate, Sixty actes of it is good’ Meadow, very
clear from fongs ; bears great corn, barley, and
‘“ﬁ‘;” & is conv'r;ient for a dairy, having good
paffuring, &e. ny perfon ioclining to por.
chafe :‘III have éledyit for a pm.ﬂ&l irl.f
-i
rom Narrgganfert Ferry, adjoining t
Rage.road, nd.i:gt:q hand 'II: b-m':%o
-the fhore.* Fof terms, l;vxl(;to
U FIML PECKHAM, on the premifes.
South. King fowun, Feby 13, 1803, qatf
which will be difpofed of, eitherin large or {mall
quantitics, as may beft fuic purchafers,
* ¥ Casu, and the highe®t prige, given for
old JUNK, as ufual, JOHN WILLIAMS,
%3 Keeper of the Work-Honfe,
Newport, Feb, rz. , 721 f
. 'TO BE SOLD,
LYING in Exeter, State of Rhode-Ifland,
about fix milesfrom Wickford, contain.
ing 180 acves of good Land, with two Dwelling-
Houfes, and other ont baildings. It may be
archafed togethet, or in feparate divifions,
gaymcnt will be made eafy, A
—ALSO— '
. A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundged Acres of
excelleat Land. For further particolars apply
» PARDON TILLINGHAST, -
Exeter, Feb. 2. he R
'N " |
Wm. Moore, jun. & Co. ‘
HAVE FOR SALE, ,
“At their Store near the' Red Market,
A New
and General Affortinent of Seafonable
DRY GOODS;
A few Boxes Englith and American
H A 4 % TS;
A Large Stock of Cutlery, Hard. Ware, and
'GROCERIES, . 1
' Waore-Save . and Rerarr,
warranted as Cheap as >t any Store in the State,’
. i AL §O e 3
‘2O Hhds. Good flavor’d Tobago
' RUM, : i
8 Do. Adtigva and Jamacia RUM,
4 Pipes Holland GIN, 5, .
3000 wi. COFFEE,
_ A'few Chets TEA, -
. 50 “f“ff"’ head TOBACCO, -
A lew Bagv of PIMENTO, -
- " —LIKEWISE— ‘ :
20 Hhds. good rétailhl%MOL ASSES
I:i a reduced price—For Cath or approved
y LGy,
Newport, Jan. 2, 1801, 10tf
- RECEILVED, '
and for Sale at ihe Store of W. R, WiLpER,
‘Repors of the Cale, -
FYOHN DORRANCE
AGAINST
ARTHUR FENNER, .
Tricd at the December term, of the Court of
Common Pless, in the county of
» - Provideoce, A. D, 1801,
To which are alded, the proceedings in
theygale,
Arthur Fenner, \!. Fobn Dorrance.
Carcfully compiled from Nortes correftly
taken by feveral Geotemen who were prefent
during the whole courfe of the trial,—Price
374 Cents,
Neavport, March 4, 1802, 5
Alfa, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound, Cacoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, fron 12
t 0 14 ycars of age, as Apprentices to the Paper.
making and Clothing bafinefs.—To fuch great
encouragement will be given, /
Providence, March 3, 1802, 74tf }
Lolt or Stolen,
THE Bth inßtant, a Small Piuchbec Wateh,
chafed out fide cafe, with a red ftone Seal,
fet in filver. It either Watch or Sezl is effered
for fale, it is requefted to be ftoped ; and cither
of the Watch- Makers in Newport, will pay a
reward of EIGHT DOLLARS, if recavered
and not injared. |
Newport, Oét, 23, 1801, 4tf
LINEN & WOOLEN ucff._ BY
Chriftopher C. Olney, -
Delivercd at bis Mills, or at bis Paper Ware
' ””/” Ko % 4
‘ N J HERE he has for fale, at’ wholefale and
retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Foelf
cap Writing- Paper, No, 1 and 2.—Vellam Let
ter 00-—Pot do,—Wrapping do,—Bonner do.
—Clothies’s do, 1f qualiry.—Sheaihing, with
and without Sand.—Book- Binder’s' Boards,—
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue, '
—ALSO— - '
A complete Aflortment of Blank Account
nd Record Books.
Account Books made and ruled to mAyﬂlm
tern, to fuit the purchafer.—A complete Affort
ment of School Books, and Stationary of all
kinds, &c.
B For Sale, by the Subjeriber,
ETWEEN one acd two thoufand weight of
Oakum,
FOR SALE,
CARH, Farp Pt
‘ Said Greew earnsftly invites als
Juch of bit friends and cuflomers, awbho have opens
accounts, or anywife indebred to bipy more or lefiy
by baok, note, or mortgage, to maké puyment as fion
as may be tomveniont § efpecially I[@/: fanding
bayond tirvee menihs (the enflomary teym of credit ;)
while be bopes bir goid old friends avill continue
their favars, and not forjake bim nonw in the » -
cline of life, to whem be devoutly offers bis grate-
Sul ackwywledgments for manifeld favors, already
received for a long feries of time pafi.
. Newporr, ]an.‘xé, 1802,
‘ To be Sold Cheap for Cafh,
, A Quantiry of
* .
. Ship and Pilot Bread,
ofa ality, Apply to
' .good wl4 JRMES WESTGATE,
3 ) near the Red- Market.
Neawpore, Mareh, 13, 1802, 76t79
JNFORMS che Public, that he has cpencd 2
L GRocERY STOKE ta Do suecr.
the houle, late the propesty of Mr. Calcé Larl,
where bﬁh&bcm aflortmeant of
' WEST-INDIA GOODS.
‘ Qﬂg P others, are the following articles :
Rum, inﬁ'd‘y?.(}io. Chcny.ll?m. Molafles,
, r, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of vanous
kinds, Coffee, Chorpc‘o‘:tcc. Raifins, Currents,
WJ'CM. Candles, '%ni -, 'l'ooacgu,
epper, Ginger, Al & namon, Nurmegs,
Snoff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loat and
Brown Sbgars, &c.——ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware ; Men’s and Womert's
Shoes, &c. &c. with maoy other articles, too
tedious.£o mention ; ail which will be fold at
the moft 1% uced prices.
Newport, Now," 21, sif
TH E large commodions Dwelling. Honfe, in
awbich be naw lives, in 1 bames-fireet, vear
Carr's-Ferry ; @ awell conflrudded large convenicnt
flore in the front, the yard and cellar aell paved,
@ good awell of water inthe cellar, and a ciffern
in the yard,~——Said Houfe is nvell knowun te be
one of the befl fands in town, for cuvery kind of
bufine/s ; &5 awill be fet up at Audtion (if not pre
wionfly dyfpefed of ) the \fi Thurfday in May next.
Said Grren bhaving on hand, of the
lateft importations, a complete affortment of Luglifh
and I[ndia Govds, is detesmned ts fell them for
ready pay, at the moff reduced prices,~—~ALSo,
2 Hhds, 3d procf Windward-Ifland
RUM, good flavor’d,
20 Hhds, of good reailing Mov asses,
: A few Catks of
SHERRY WINE,
of an excelleat qualizy. : .
Newpart, Feb, 27, getf
William Douglafs,
At the Head of Broad. Street,
HAS jult received Two Thoufand weight
of long clean FLAX, which will be {oid
at a very fmall advance for Cath, Alfo, Welk« -
Irdia and other GOODS, as ofval,
ONE Thoufand weight clean Clover Seed,
50 ‘bofhels Burden’s, | do.
Aund 30 ditto Red- Top, do.
Newoport, April 3, 1802,
REAL Part Wine, in quaries and haif quats
Frio ter E.h 2
ga ito y ito,
30 Calks Raifins,
40 Boxes Mufcarel ditto.
10 ditte Jordan thelied Almonds,
20 Lau Malaga Grapes,
Torkey Figs of the viceft quality,
Malaga ditto in frails,
10 Capes Creme de Noyau Cordial,
t Buit Currants, ;
Prime Nuimegs—Mace—-Cloves—.Cafiia-
Cinnamon.
Madeira Citron,
India Preferves in Jars, viz. Ginger—Citron—
Lemon and Lime,
The abave drticles are of the loteßl Importatisn,
-—A LS O-
A few Pancheos Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Beft green Coffee ditro,
Kegeof Englith Muftard,
Salt- Petre by the cwt.
Wrappiog- Paper per ream.,
Spanith Flote—French & Carolina Indigo, &ec.
For Sale, by
HAZARD & GARDNER,
Newport, Jan. 2q, 1802, . 1 Bef
| : FOR SALE,
Cheap for Cofps, and pofiffion given the 2 sth infls
. A SMALL Farm, contain
ing aboat Fifty acres
of good land, with a dwelling
houfe, and orchard thereon,
a'm& in South, Kiogflown,
athington county, and Siawe
of Rhode- IBand, within three
varters of a mile from the court-hoofe, ow
Lme.keﬁ. and adjoining the main road lead
ing from thence to the South ferry,—Said Farm
is well wooded and watered, with a foitable pro-
Aioa of meadow and plcugh land ; would
make a valoable Rand for the Tanning and
C!nﬂr:g”hlncﬁ. or merchandize.—For price,
and fu pnicnlan. enquire of
CALER N. GARDNER, near the premifes.
Sowth-Kinghown, March 2, 1802, 76178
Blank Deeds, and Fuftice’s Writ's
and Executions, for Jale at w«. .
For SALE, in Geod Repair, By
THOMAS CREEN,
For Sale, .
Br YOSEPH BRIGGS,
16tf
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