The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-21 00:00:00, page 4

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FRUGALITY,
O FRUGALITY ! thou mother of ten thousand
Mlessings—thou eovk of fat beef and dainty greens ;
s=thon matutaciurcr of warm Shectinnd hose and
comforteble surtoyts j—=thon old housewite &urning
thy decaycd stockings with thy ancient spectaties vn
thy sged nose 'elcad me, hand me in thy clutched,
palsied fist, apihase heghts,and throngh those thick
els hitherto inaccessible and impervious 1o my anx.
fous weaty fet s=not those Parnassian crags, bleak
sl bacren, wheve the bungry worshippers of fame
are bre.thiess, clambering, hanging between heaven
and bell 3 bat those glittering ciifls of Potosi, where
the «llsuilioent, ull-powclﬁ:f deity, wealth, holds
his imaediaie court of j(\yl and p]enmrca i where
the sunay exposare of plenty and the hot wlls of
peofusion prodace those blissful feais of luxury, ex
ot.tks in this world and natives of Paradise ' Thou
withered syiph, m{ sage conductress, usher me into
the refulgent and adored presenge '—the power
splendid and Jmcut as he uwow is, was once the pui
ity nuresling of thy faithful cure and tender arms !
.K;;ll we thy son, thy cousin, thy kinsman, favour.
ite, and adjure the God by the scenes of his infiunt
. yCArS, DO Qq;prto repulsc me us a siranger or an a
{i‘.n. but to favour me "f‘h his peculiar counten.nce
R ection ! -He daily Beatows his greatest Kind
/ m. the undeserving and worthless —assure
b thae § bring ample documents of meritorious
demerits !—P'&’ yourscif for me, that for the gio.
_ rious canse of Locee. 1 will do uny thing, be any
> 'WM the horse.leech d'pl'into oppression,
e codareof pabiivk covery
o
P 4 A.‘ T
" WHEN His Prassian Majesty took possession of
Prague, he was suirveying one of the prineipal Cathe.
edruls, attended by one of the most dignificd Ecclesi
asticks, and pereciving the Twelve Apostics inrich
gold habiw, lie asked the priest what was the value
of the gulding 1 ** Sar,” replied the priest, * they
are solid pold™ “Goid ! wnswered His Majesty,
“then the Aposties are put to a wrong use, for 1t
wos intended by their master they should travel all
over the tw e 01 tae earth for the publick good, and
behold in your church they are wll confined. There.
fore, 1o fulfil their master’s orders, 1 wi'l have them
dmmedintely made into ducats, that they may travel
over the fuce of the earth.,” So Alexunder said of
the beard of Aisculapius, that it was cruel to suffer
his Godship to have onc of gold in the winter, when
wool was much warmer,
AN old woman, JAN. Wennawm by name, was
tricd oo witcherdft at the Hatfird Assizes in
England in the year 1712, The Judge, who presid.
ed ut the trial, wishing to suve her lite, told the Ju
ry, thut some young women, unquestionubly possessed
the Lowers o¥ witdheraft, but he believed they al
wiys lost tiose magickal pewers when they grow old.
A GENTLEMAN sat to write a deed, and bega
with “ Krow one Woman by these Presents.” “ You
arc wrong,(»ays u by.stander) it ought to be “ Know
all Men” “ Very well, (unswered the other) if’ sne
Woinan knows it, «ff Men will of course.
No more disturb the rurul cot,
Or wille with the beggar's lot,
3 Or mur conviviul glece—
Leave muasth and wine, the rich to cheer,
. The oiphin to dry up the tear,
And dwell alone with me.
C MISCLLLANLEOQUS SELECTIONS,
. O%r Lybia’s wuste thy footsteps move,
R on Ahe mountain’s summit rove,
NN
“ “HATL, sombre sprite ! thou Queen of gloom |
O Who der e tewckless forest roans,
o T AvMadenight’s solemn hour ;
' Where, by the paleamoon’s silver rays,
S 0 Mive traw’ier chaunts thy mournful lay s
A vigti o thy pow'r,
Or ireugle the valley glide. '
o Oft e T seen thiee on the shore,
Where, ‘ganst the roeks, rude billows roar ;
b Wihere 10l ihe fouming tide.
T
©f, o 1 the Lleak and dismal plain, |
"Ie hiear., alone, thy pensive stiain
© Fioit oh the whistling wind,
While feom her den, the mght-Livd seream’d,
O Tvid dighmings round we glean'd,
And swell’d with fewr my mind,
At difi”rent tmes thou'rt scen to wait
Upon-thle Begglr and the gicutom
Both wi thy feotstool bow.
Nor pomcely robe, nor priestly gown
Alora aretiuge from thy trown ;
Lugy dread thy wrinkled brows
But gome to me, with all Wby traing
Distiaclion, griet, corroding paine—
‘Thy hethish gloom 1 cownt :
Dweli inwmy breast, und nourish there
Unboonded frenzy, fell despair,
And with my senscs sport.
Ofi(, dost thou scek the humble cot,
To trown upon thew hoppy Ity
. Whose bliss hus leust alloy :
But sUll more oft dest thou . ppear
Whee munhand wine the wealthy cheer,
©" Mo dush the cup of joy.
E’en to the dark nd gloomy cell,
Wihere murd'rers, m confinement dwell,
Fhouw fin’st cuk lonely way :
Tliere, fuedmy on their huggurd forms,
Thou mghienaih thew dread alurius,
And witn the 1p ever stay.
Pve scen thee at the sacred dome,
And wuteh'd thy progiess 10 the tomh,
Wihiere dropp’d e chrystal tewr :
There, bast thou swell'd the bursting groan,
And wdded o the orphian’s moan, :
Wiide vesting on the bicr,
Upon theelifi’s projecting brink,
W hiere nought but moss-grown stones e’er drink
The citnw"n buimy dew,
Pve wWauder'd oft, when griet deprest
The wamey feclings of my breast,
© T sit alone with you,
OO (ORIGINAL)
THE GOLDEN ATOSTLES,
REALITY OF WITCHES,
T 0 MELANCHOLY.
PN rB R
POLTRY.
AR e
. ———
THEODORE.
Cehovrated Stoimie ik Lbixie of dicddii.
o\ ,{Pd;cﬁt and 50 cents.)
One of the most ¢ ous Médicinvs, ever offer.
ed to the publick, for the speedy rehief and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptions, the hooping
cough, asthmas, pains and winds in the stomach, pe
nmoving habituuf' costiveness, dickness at the stomeach,
dysentcries, cholgr . morbus, scvere gripings, the
suniner bowel compluint in children, &¢. &e.
I)r. RoBERTSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordiul, or Nature’s
Grand Restorative,
o o (Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most eflicaci
ous medicine, for the speedy relicf and cure of all
~ nervous complaints, inipurities of the blood, seminal
weukness, gleets and various compluints resulting
from secret mmpropriety of youth and dissipated
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder
ate use of tea, the tnskiliful or excessive use of
mercury, o ofien destructive to the human frame,
and discases peculiar (o females at a certain period
of Jife, barrenness, &e. &e,
IR, MOBERTSON'S
Patent Stomachick Wine Bitters,
( Price One Dollar.)
One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ; as the skin is gener.
ally left elean and smooth.
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale at the Druggist Stores of Cuanues Fexe,
James Tavron, and SaMven W. Vinsoxn, in New.
port. May 25.
OV Cardaer's Wharf, sixtecn Thousand CONNEC
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Enquire o
Wm. Gardner, on said Whasf. sopt 10,
l g l,\,.!}(:)l 107 i NOAE
' Secured to him by Letters Patent from the President of
the United States.
A medicime which wil certainy cure the
ITCH, withont having in it ary thing cither danger
ous or disagre~able, e =8
GENUINE PATEANT AN'D FAMILY
MEDICINES.
Zhich are celebrate for the cure of most diseascs
to whichi the human body is liable. .
Prepared only by the sole proprictor
T. W.DYOTT, M. D.
Grandson of he lute Dr. Roszarsox, of Edinburg,
| il
A MEDICINE exwemeiy useful for curiny
Jaundice and billious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss of appetite, and
sleepy, dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the hubs,dizziness of the
head, and yellowness of countenance, complaints so
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
New=Englind by the above medicine (us may be seen
by the hilis) prevent the necessity of further recom
mendation,
Lixgwise, HWHEATO NS,
For cleansing, whitening, snd preserving the teeth
and gums. Price 50 cenis per box.
Since the above invaluuble medicines were first
discovered wpwamids of Seven Hundred Thousuna
Persons have experienced thewr happy and salutary
effects, many of whom fiom the greatest debility.
DR. DYOT'T, respeettully salicits the publick to
observe that owing 10 the ceriificetes of cures, per
formed through the efficacy of thie above medicines
having becomne toe numerous for their insertion in a
newspaper, e has in consequence thereof published
p- mphlets, whercin are en olled, in the most de
mons rated and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
fucts migned by citizens of the first respectability,
clergy, and members of the faculty . and are now to
be had gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout tiie United States.
A Fresh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of
SAMUEL W, VINSON,
ArornscArY, Newport, Sept. 8.
Celebrated Gout und Rieumatick Drops.
[ Price Two Dollars.]
A safe and effectual cuire for the . gout, rheuma
tism, Jumbago, stone and gravel, swellings and weak.
ness of the joints, sprains, bruiscs, and all kivds of
green \NH.BI({!-—-“!Q S?&;g, puins m the heud, fuce
and body) suffhess ¢ ncck, chilblains, frozen
limbs, &c. ‘
*'Dr. RoßerTsoN’s
Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges,
A medicine highly necessary 1o be kept in all fam
ilies-—price 50 cents. |
URr. Dyort’s
Extracted from an Iheria Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, ke. &c.
Price Two Dollars.
o Anti-Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malig
nant Fevers., Price 25 cents—large boxes 50 cents.
Lr. Dyorr's
Patent lich Qintinent,
G. &T. RICHMOND,
Providence, andby :
For pleasantness, uafct;. expedition, case, and cer
tainty, is infinately superiour to any other medicine
for the eure of that most disagreeable and tornien
ting disorder THE ITCH, Price 50 cents per box
Those celebiated and well known Bitters are com.
posed purely of vegetables, wnd aure particularly a
dupted for restormg weuk constitutions, eleajnsing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing e
appetite ; they are extremely serviceable inall scasons
but particularly so on the upprouch of warin weather,
when bilious fevers experience such total loss of ap
petite, .Alao, & certain preveiniative against iterits
tent habits, wgucs, dysentarics, &e., &c.
WR. MOBERTSUN'S
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops.
For Jaundice and Billious
COMPLAINTS.
: WHEATON s
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
ITCH OINTMENT,
( Price Two Dollars.)
The Vegetable Balm of Life,
(Price One LDollar.)
The Balm of Iberia,
The Restorative Dentrilice.
PRICE FIFTY CEITNS.
DR, Tissorl’s
FOR SALE,
PRINTING,
Ig all its riety » xecuted with elegance and des.
patel, ani an: ae choasat terms posaible, at the
ofiice of the md MMO.
WANTI‘ZD a voung woman of re
putable character, with a good breast of
milk, to take care of a child. Inquire at this office.
Nov. 7.
T HE pleasantest situation in the North So
ciety in Mannsfield, (" Connecticut. ) a Farm, of
160 ueres, of good wood-land, good orcharding, of
excellent graftcd fruit, well proportioned for mow.
ing, plonghing, and pasturing, with good buildings.
~SBaid Farm is well watered ; any gentleman want
inz ‘o purchase a pleasant place, may be accommo.,
duted, payment made easy. For further particulars,
enqiite of Mr. Harvev Sessions or Cupt Joseph .Allan,
at Newport DANIEL BUVCKNILL.
Mansfeld, Windham County, Sept. 20, 1810,
FOR SALL,
A- DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP in
Market-square —Also, 2 Lots of Land, lving
i that part of Newport called Newtown., Euqure
of SPENCER HALL, on the Premises Nov. 14
l‘ ()l{ S'\[JP‘;.
T [IF. Masts, Spars, Sails, Riging, Stores, &e.
suitable for a single decked Brig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tung.— X
For terms, and particulareannly to
CONSTANT TABFER.
June 28
= WANTED TO HIRE,
(" For one or two years, )
TWO or three Rooms furnished, con.
venient and suituble for a small respectable family,
in a central part of the town. Eaquire of the Editor
of the Rhode-Island Republican. Oct. 24
Y FOR SALE,
ONB new Stage Coach. 2so,~two Coaches and
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit. Please enquire at the office of the
Rhode-Island Republican,
July 18. 18 4f
A LARGE convenient building, well built
and entirely new, situated on Long-wharf, for
nerly the property of Charles Cozzens. It has been
improved by him us a Hatter’s-shop, but may be
converted into u store, at a trifling expense;-~aLso,
A House, No. 12, Long-wharf. Enauire of
Nov. 14. JOHN J ALLAN.
A FARM, in Iving Famestown, plea
santly situated about half a mile north from
Me Tuomas R. Coxcpan’s Ferry, comaining 71 a
cres of excellant lund, joining the main road, witha
House, Barn and Corn. House. Said Farm has a
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
is well watered. An indisputable title will be given.
For further particulurs, imquire of the subseriber,
living on the premises. © JONN WEEDEN, jun
Jamestown, Oct. 10, 1810.
AN Unilorm Coat, unsoiled and near
: ly new. Also a Hat and Plume. For par.
ticulars, apply at this office. Oct. 31.
'I‘U l‘]‘.l'l“
HE Fothering Place Farm, (so called)
sitnate on Point Judith, South- Kingstown, now
improved b{Mr. NATHANIEL ARMSTRONG. None
need apply but those who can give good security for
the payment of the rent,
CARDER HAZARD.
Norwich, (Con.) Nov. 14,
TO LET,
JAnd poeseasion given immediately,
THAT picasant and commiodions Dwel.
ling.Tlonse, late the property of capt. B. Hicks, de
ceased, situated in Franklin.street. For 1%-ther par
licgltnn.ginquirc of CRANSTON & SHAW.
L.
TO BE LET,
TH AT pleasantly sitnated HOUSE,
No. 11, Prospeet Ilill, formerly occupied by
capt, Josepu Baken. Said House contains every
nceessury acconmodation ; well of good water, gar.
den, &e. &e. For further pacticulars, apply to
Oet. 31. JUSEPH BRIGGS.
TO LET ‘
Al possession given in tem days,
THAT excelient House, sitnated at the head
of Washington-stoect, lnte the property of Capt.J.
C. Ganpyer. Apply to '
Oet. 31. CRANSTON & SHAYW,
’ I ‘HAT pleasantly situated Estate, now
occupied as a Tavern, by Samuer Durvee,
in Portsmouth, containing 24 acres of land, with a
good Dwelling-House und new Barn, that will ac
commodate ten horses. There is on said place a
young orchard of choice fruit trees, five years old,
unid sbout 4 acres of handsome wood. The above
place is pleasantly situated on the east rosa leuding
to the Bridge, is 6 miles from Newport, and com
mands an extensive view of the cast river. These
who arce inclined to purchase, will please upply to
A N elegant Musket, entirely new, with a
Bayonet.—Enquire at the office of the
ishode-Istand Repmblican, Nov. 14,
REAL LSTATE——-ror sALE.
r li‘HF. Subseriber offers for sale, his
House and Lot, to‘ttbet with a large Coach
House and l:r, e Stuble, largest and best in the
town of Newport, situaied in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sold reasonable, and at
accon modating terms.
\ JAMES PERRY.
July 18, 18,¢f.
4 WALTER COKNELL.
Newport, 10th of the 10th month, 1810
WET NURSE WANTED.
FOK SALE OR 10 LiT,
FTOR SALL,
FOR SALL,
FOR SALL,
FOR SALE,
FOR SALLE,
TH E Honourable Court of Probate of the
town of Nerth-Kingtown, having appointed the
Subsoribers Commissioners 1o réceive and examiv e
the claims of the creditors te the Estate of Captain
GIDEON FREEBORN, late of North-Kingstown, de«
ceascd, represented insolvent ; and six months frony
the Bth ult. being allowed for thut purposc—Notice
is hereby given, that they will attend said business
at their respective dwellings, at any time within the
period above mentioned : No agcounts will be re«
ceived unless rropsrly attested, :
WELLITAM HAMMOND, el
RENJAMIN . PECKHAM, Commissionea
All persons indebted (o the above mentioned Es.
tate are carnestly called upon to maske immediate
payment to
ESTHER FREEBORN, A dovinistratria,
North-Kingstown, Sct. 9, 1810,
THE subscriber having been duly appoint«
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the aon
of Newport, Administrator to the estate of
WILLIAM BENNET,
ate of Newport, mariner, deceased, having given
bonds according to law for the faithful discharge of
the trust reposed in her, requests all persons having
any demands against said estate, to exhibit them for
setilemet,to
JOHN TILLINGHAST, "
EDWARD LANDERS,} Comisionere,
And all persons indcbted to said estate, are called
puon to make immediate payment to
SALLY BENNET, JAdministratria.
Newport, Oct. 3. 1810,
- LOST,
AT the late Fire of Mr. Westzate's Dokeew
house, two Fire-Buckets, nearly new, marked
S DibloiseNo. 1 anfl 4. Whoever has them shall
be Teward v d by retu n g tiem to tie owres,
Nov. 14, S. DLuLos,
I‘n‘ hereby given, That the Subseribers have
been duly appeinted Executors of the last Will
and Testament of
'I HE Subscribers intend to com
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLUTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or twelve days. Those parents and guyardians
who wish their chi(ydmn 10 leurn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. are requiested to apply
imedintely ; Wauges will be given according to their
ages and abilitics, and inereased as they enérease in
the art of Weaving.
They will immediately €ommence Manufacturing
different kinds of twine and lines. Wanted,
A quautity of ciewn FLAX. Apply to
‘ JAMES PERRY, or
STEPHEN DEBLOIS.
T K the subseriber having been ap
pointed by the Hon" Court of Prolate of the
lown of Newrowri, Administrator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDAKD,
late of said Newport, Ship-Carpenter, deceased
and having given bond acco ding t= law for the fuith
ful discharge of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests |l persons who are indebied to the esiate
of suid deccased, to make immediate nayment, and
those who have any demands aguinst s.iJ estate, to
exhibit them to him.
BILLINGS COGGESHALL, -
late of Newport, deceased, and having taken upon
themsclves that irust, by giving bonds as the law
directs ; und all persons having demands upon the
Esuaic, of said deceased, are requested to exhibit
the sume, and all persons indebted to said Estate,
are €ulled upon to muke immediate payment to
LYDIA COGGESHALL, Lavcuiriz,
BILLINGS COGGESHALL,
PELEG KAIGHN, ;
NATHA'L COGGESHALL, § Exe'tors
Newport, Oct. 3, 1610.
F OR SALF, by the subscriber, a val.
usble FARM, very pleasantly situated in the
wwn of Middletows, about 4 miles from Newporty
sdjoining the river, on the east side of the island,
where there is good fishing and fowling, and near to
the beach, affording plenty of manure. The Farm
contains about 40 or 50 acres of excellent Laid, a
good Dwelling-House and Out-Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, well watered, and an Orchard thereon of
the best grafied fruit trees, just coming to maturity.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, on the Eumisu.
WILLIAM TAGGAKT.
Middletown, Nov. 7, 1810.
lzte of Newport, decensed ; and having given bond
according 10 law, for the fuithiul dischaige of tie
tiust thereby conmitted to bhim, rcquests ull per
sons who are indebied 10 the Estate of said deceas
sed, 1o make inmediate psyment, and those who
have any demands wgainst suid Es'ste, 10 exhilii
them 1o him. DANIEL DENHAM, Jr.
Nov, 14, A dmimsircter.
Tlll': Subscriber Laving Leen rrpeinted by tle
Hon. Court of Probate, of the Iwown of New
port, Administra‘or vpon the Estate of
: SUSANNAH BUTIS,
THE Subscriber having been appointed
sole Executor of the last Will and Testament of
HENRY WILES, late of Portsmouth, Gentleman,
dedeased, und having given bonds according to law
for the faithful diecharge of the trust thereby comw
mitted to him, requests all persons who are indebted
to the Estate of the Testawor, to make immediate
psyment, and those whe have any demands against
It, to exhibit the same to
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
of GEORGE SPENCER,Fsq.Iate Fast-Green--
wich, deceased, represented imsoivent, that a further’
time of two months from the 29ch day of September
last, is ailowed them to exhbit their claims to us,
the subscribers, vho are appointed Commissioners
thercon by the Court of Probate of the town of Fast<
Greenwich : That they will attend at the Dweling-
House of Jous G. Mawwey, in Warwick, on every
Saturday, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon.
JOHN G. MAWNEY, 7,
THOMAS ARNULD,} T
N. B. All persons indebted to said Estate, are red
quested to make immediate payment to
THOMAS FRY, .Jdministratoer.
HANNAH SPENCER, JAdministratriat
Eost-Greenwerchy Oct. (8, 1810.
BENJAMIN HARRIS, Executor,
or to BENJ. FAIRBANKS, of Tiverton. his Agem.
Portsmouth, Oct. 10, 1810.
July 24,
Aug. 15
VAUABLE FARM."
BENJAMIN PITMAR, jun.
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