The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-08-08 00:00:00, page 4

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R N SERING THE LIKRWESS OF
WA ':'bwﬂgdh GEVGGE WASHINGTOWN,
' %4 UK THE FOURTH OF JULY,
On the fanzer and impoceibility of mukine proven T,
the crisrion of voting, wih his usual force, remarkes,
“If, o order toaveil this danger, a 2 small quan
tity ot pronecty be fixod ws the criterion of the rigit,,
it ;ftihib ib srty o disgrace. by putting it in compus
i n wirh actident and imwigniticanes, When s brsod
mone shall forcunately produce a fool oF w mude, that
by belrg worth the sam i qiestion, shall convey 1o
Is owner the right of <ating, we by its death, tuke it
flom pim e whom Mods the origin of mel aLeht
ewist 1 s 1t Iy the mar or the mle,:é,\\‘lwa uie cMe
fider haw v Ways propoity may be acqguired wide
St merin u’ar osL wk‘mnt A CHme, we by ht to SQUTD
is wiew of moYing it & colierion of right. ™
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At Parberatown, (‘l’rr" Capt, Jouw VincenT,
an Indian, aged 95, In 1.5, be had a commund a
mong the Cognawogga ‘l'ribe, then opposed, by
Freach influence to these then colonies and provin.
ees. Gen. Braddock, was, at that time, defeated at
Fort du Qiiesne, near where Piteshurg tow is. - Capt
Vincent had reconnoitered the country southwardly
to the wmouth of the Seiota, and had returned before
the engagement, e forimed the ambuscade which
d feated Braddock. Upon the death of Braddock,
ke commnded and contended againat Col. Washing.
ton, and has often said, that it Braddock, had known
~ the great man then wdvisin® him, he would bave
b un proserved--That Bruddock did not consider
ol Wuobg‘s!m ws & woldier, and therefore lost his
Liismetivgt Col. Washington harrassed the French and
InYans when they supposed themselves to be con
guc'-' mirs, AL that time capt. Vincent returned with
warpidgrs e his (ribe.~'That at the commenee.-
memt of the Revnlutionary War, he, capt. Vincent,
soon learaed that col. Washington was commander
i chief<<that his tribe being in )!ritish interest, he
left Yiem, fully believing tﬁat the Great Spirit had
presecved col. Washington—rthat a mimber "of his
young warviours, (:fter the ¢ ¢pof Beaddoek,) had
" shot at Wasiungton and na Id %ill hi® —that
wbomy she year 1779, capt, eived from Gen
Washington a captain’s - cot ion, e pilotted
the American troops from Cambridge through the
Provinte of Muiine to Quebeck. He was 1t Quebeck
when Montgomery fell. He well understond the his
torv of the revolutionary war, having in 1775, espou.
« o the Amorican canse.~lhe Legislature of Ver
L, haviug known this distinguished chieftlin.e!?ng
¢ce made lm a pensioner, Capt. John, was €arly
cducated by a Roman Cathnlick Priest in the l"rcnc{l
I mguage, and in the tenets of that Chuech: “‘These
early imnressions vore not erasetl. At no timé wus
this tenant of the forest known to rise without his o-
Tisons, to sleep without his vespers, or to eut without
st Teast off wing up his silent but reverend petition.
Fron his Roman instractor he had received a lurge
Qarto French bible. This he often reud, and pie
scrved as bis best inheritance, and it is said has he
tpreathed it to the Rev. Heman Ball, It is not suppo- '
sl that eant. ¥imeent was perfect, but he was brave,
goherons, Mumane an pious, A uniform coat, pres
sentelim by Gen. Washingionghe bequeatived with
fomc other articies, fo Mo, Richardson,
GRUAT Wasutnaron! the wise, the just and good
Thy teue majestick form, thy matial seul,
Tuy wettalde, iny pensis o moase nspire,
And kindles ug afresh he lalent wparks
Of patrotick fire, w g Q;ch ’
O, Wishiwaron ! uy vauy neme is dear—
Doar to m) soul, and w wm\‘tqdear,
Which thou bastinstrumental ’nltd»up
¥.om all oppression, and from tyranny,
T'o that exalicd siate, high in the uuL
T'o which shwe stands, - witlhvwonder 1o the world.
Thy talenis ravc, and virwe, e’er will shine ;
No Nation now can boast of such a Son ;
A Warriour brave, a Statesman Just and true,
Io Counci! wive, and tirm to exccute ; :
Thy Coutitry’s pride, and ornemeiit to Man,
bycurg‘uo,’ Cromwell, L puninendda,
dlanmsbal, and i the host of Warriours, .
Heroes, Statesmen, can never be compar'd
ToWasut3o row, the Geeat, whose, fuuve regounds
Throughevery clime, from pole to pole. '
Now siall is Buenupurte, when once compur’d—
When % the balunce weigh'd with Wassingron !
"1s ke as dross, compard to the fine °sold.
- Usurpers, Traitors, Tyvants, all shadl fade,
Shull be despisal, und hekl but in contemgpt,
While Wasuivorox shull shine'as « bright Star
OF the first. nuegnitude, m yonder Orbs ;
And on the hearts of brave Corumsia’s Sons
Shell be engrav'd ;and live as long as time, ‘
Till the last invdult sound, and all things end—
Till WW& o Worlds devolve, and are no mere.
il then vhe soul immartat will esult,
And liv nd the Stars, with Goo on high,
In il erown’d W}ﬂt Joy and Pedee, ‘
That rich rewsrd—that rest, which Heaven bestows
For all bus wils und labours here belowe
¥or all thut hardihip, putiently endur'd,
While faitliful 1o his post, in Fuecpo %' cause,
Of- Virtue, Juslice, and the RIGuTs 0F MAN.
* Tories seem to have little idea of any other Hell than
that of Nemocrucy..
POR THE RHODE-lALAND REPUBLICAN.
- M“’”‘ e decm Aav Canmdocn imissicoaivle
Let Gulacb thunders round her roar,
And ¥ lift her envious voice ;
Bl orouching slaves shall Sm'd the shore,
While Bishops, Lords, sud Kinge rejoice.
fler Grandenr towe; s to Heaven sublime,
Ity dazslisg lustre noue can tell;
Her fam. oh:‘%i mock the flight of time,
Unsullied by the arts o(ihﬂ)
Let we, dread power, from thee receive
On:Jlucid look, one gracious smile ; :
Our Ptq te thy cause shall cleave,
“Thy friendship shall our griofs beguile. ¥
TO Britamlet us render praiee,
And homage to her Monarch pay ;
Her arm the rod of Empiie sways,
* While subjcet Lunds und Seas obey.
CRANDEUR OF GREA™ BRITAIN.
A FFEDERAL HYMN.
BY PATER TINDERHORYN, ESQ.
THOMAS PAYNE,
eAN l‘i?\&ricu.
. N
bien,
A
FISHER AMEY
DANIEL SHELDON,
D ESPECTPULLY informs fiends, that
R has o handee s .
dA q\s.i:'nhly of e::cllént cedar Claphoards,
cedar Shingies, pine Shingles Boards, Plank,
Joisy, &e. &c. ’ T o
Which he will sell :
pt:uw';:'a ;n\::rt R M“uf‘ :»’:‘
Horizonial Patent Pump.
THE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL PA.
TENT PUNP, to make and vend the same, ex
elusively e this Tsland, informs those persons who
may be inclined to make use of the same, that they
mmy be seen, and their principle exhibited on appli.
cation to the subscriber,
JOHN CAROONE
July 10. ' 7.4
William S. Nichols,
Informe his Customers in Town and Country
THAT he has just received from New-Fork,
Britanmia Tea Pots and Tumblers ; Plated
Castors ; best and common jlated Candlesticks ; de.
canter labels; bottle stands; a general assortment of
jappan’d tea and snuffer Trays ; wine waiters ; bread
{m&eu and tea caddies; silver mounted chaise
whips ; walling sticks ; real windsor sosp and wash
balls ; murocco poci.et, note and pencil zooh 3 tor.
toiad shall Jombs ; fancy beads; ear droops ; milk
of roscs ; essences ; steel pens, &c with a variety
of such othier articles us are generallyfound ina fan.
cy Swore. \ |
JUST RECEIVED, .
~IN"2DDITION TO THE ABOVE— ‘
an Assortment of Cutlery :Aiso,~Jewelry and silver
Ware as usual. ‘
June 27, . . 15tf. ‘
I,NPOHM their friends and the publick in genera
that they continue to carry onthe Painting amt
“Glazing business in their various L:anelies at their
old stand No. 4, Mill-street, they gratefully acknow!.
edge past favours, and solicit " the custom of their
frieinds & the publick,who,from the neatness and fuith
fulness of their work herctofore evinced, may be as.
sured that nothing, on their part, shall be wanting to
do the same hereafter. i
Newporet, June 6, 1810. ;
GODFREY WENW OUD,
HAS POR SALR,
Qn the mugt reagonale terme,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cahin
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Plour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gallon ; eoarse
and blown salt by the bushel ; Ginger and Pearl
ash by retail.—Alr, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hwmdreg ; Hops by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity,
Wheat Bran by the bushel ; Coa! by the bushel
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, made of
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens. Aug. 30, 1809,
New Feather Beds & Feathers.
LIVE Geese and Fowl FEATHERS
‘kept constantly for sale by :
ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 25,Charles-street.
Newport,March 21, 1810.
HAS just received, and offers
on the most liberal terme at his ne
sry Uffice, No. 118, Thames-strect,
A compiets and elegant Assort
.l,cm“nnorcw. and Notarial Blanks, |
su r Puper, and the first style of the
Art—among which are the following, v 1
Peter f Attorney '33'.‘"?."%
”«:lu;tion on Promis- | Cozpt:rgcr.::l:&u-m
owers of At ’ ippin pe
sary Notas, . 1 Blan ‘
Do, on Book Accounts, Banks in .Nh-pz.
Indentures, p Bills of Exclange, -
Bills of Lading, | Seaman's Jonrnals, &
Also~-Just veceived am Assortment of Penkniw
of various prices, from 25 10 100 cents.. STATIO.
ARY as usunl, e ‘
Managers’ Lists of the fortumate Numbers in t
7th Cluss of Hatfield Bridye Lottery, muy be seen |
this Office. Y ‘
Exchange and Lottery Office,? ‘
Mo 118 Tlpamutgu.":ﬁc } June 37.
July 18
Shavin Bmm ' ;
Ihckltend neils, &e. &e. ke, Al
Besides a variety of articles too numerous to mtion.
- ALSO,FOR BALE,
The Gennine English Permanent Ink, for wking
Linen, and a constant supply of the eelebrateihree
slit metalick Steel l’em-—alfv which will be solt the
Boston retailing g;wu.—CALL AXND SEE.
Exchinge wnd Lottery Office |
No. 118, Thames-Street, ‘
Newport, April 10th, 1810 f
INPOIM the publick in generdl, and hiiends
in particular, that he Mnﬁnd a smikssort
ment of the most epproved STATIONAH com
prising, among other, the fol'u 'a artrclesg.
Paper—=iooiscap, pot, lettery gilt att;luck
edged, of the various descriptions ;.
Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, pcr bunch; |
Pocket Books, from ﬂstogndu i
I.'cnknivu. an m-’m‘n ?
uk‘n-mon L S '
Scalcs and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax; '
Sand Boxcs, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Poser ;
Seth & Stepheri Yates,
d
CALL AND SEE.
nt of
wted on
rinting
sale
ation.
[ ‘ Shop situated in Tbam:s-str@ft, No.
4L X 155, next south of SoroMon Townsep &
}- ~ Said Shop is a good stand for business, and
!?y be had on reasonable terms. For particulars,
“mply to | HENRY MOORE.
apMay 16,
l.u ul'; l“’;'l"
HE HOUSE unow occupicd by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No.ll,
Peltham-street. Posscssion may be had by the 15th of
' May. wossess 0980, oouie.
I’ba new and well finished House, one door west
of the abave. Possession may be had oy the first of
April.
: . For terms, agp_ly to DANIEL B. VAUGHN,
. Newport, Feb 28, (810.
FOR SALE,
ON’E new Btnr Coach. - Jllse,~two Coachesand
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit. Please enquire at the office of the
Rlode-Islund Republican. .
July 18. . 18,¢f.
’ » § I‘Ol{ bA Ll‘l.
THE Masts, Spars, Suils, Riging, Stores, &c.
suitable for a single decke«f‘ Brig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns /=,
For terms, and particulars, pplyto
% CONSTANT TABER,
June 28.
Tobe Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION
By ardzr of the Supreme Judicial Cowrt by the S:bacribe
On MONDAY the 24th of Séprember next,
At la'clock, P M, On the Premisce,
Llf fair, if noty the first fuir day after,]
ALL e nght, titic and intcrest,” whieh
WarLTER Warsow, late of South Kingstown, died,
seized, to a certuin FARM (called the i’obcrt Hazerd
farm) lving in Boston Neck, in said South Kingstown,
containing 113 acres of excellent Land, with &« Dwel
ling- House, Barn, &c. therecon, and a large Orchard,
of the bes. grafted fruit ; said Farm is bounded on
the sea and on Pcu&oam:cult river, aud is well fen
ced wnd watered and weli proportioned for meadow,
pasture and tillage land,—. 20, A certain Wood Lot,
inmg. in South. Kingstown, sbout half a mile from
{.i publick road and two and a half miles from Lit
the Rest Hill, containing about 40 acres, covered with
tle timber—.2/sO, A House and Lot of Land, contein
fineabout 3-4th of an acre ; said House is in good o
l:leg :;Condiﬁtm made know at the tine and place
rale,
FOR SALE
’ .
© THAT VALUABLE ESTATP,
Ao. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
NOW accupied by Charles C. Hos
kins & Co, The Lot measures 45 feet, on
Thames atreet, and 100 on Church strest, with a store
on it. The House has nine rooms on a Floor, with -
u lguml Well of water atthe door. For terws ap
piy to
THOMAS HOWLAND.
Jan. 3.
v I YHY, Subscriber offcrs for sale, his
House snd Lot, together with a large Coach
House and large Stuble, the hr%u and bLess in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-strect, » few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sold rersonable, and at
accommodating ternis.
JAMES PERRY.
July 18, 18,1 f.
D ESERTED from Rose’s-Island on the
wight of the 3d inst. the following Sotdicra be.
onxing to the Army of the United Statese-wviz, teee
AMOS GRANT, a private in the Regimens of il
leriste2s years of age, Brown lair, Gray Dyes, (sir
g::p!c;um. and a native of Sycaingten, &Cos.‘,‘ s
marked .with gua pomlex‘-—h‘xon when he wem
away wround hat, coarse Linen #Frock and Trowsers
and shirt with a frilled oosom, and took awsy with
::l“d a large silver watch, with a silver chain, aud
Reys
- NATHANIEL BROWYN, of the Rife"Ragiment, a
bout 3feet ten inches high, dark hair, dark eyos, and
fair compl*xion, born in Sten, Horcestar Cuwtiy,
(" Moae. M-: a'(r:e-'mh ﬁ:‘m“n rifle trockand
trowsers, trim with yellow fiinge. .
'?'Mnr will take up said deserters and deliver
themh to the Commanding Officer at Forts Wolcott or
Adamns, shall receive the above reward, and all neces
sary chargus. paid,
J. HOUSFE, Capt Artiilerisrs
L = Commanduig
Lot Whleer:, Jol 5, 1810, :
‘,‘ Newport, July 24.
—————— et st e
FOR SALL, :
A NUMBER of Tracts of LAND.,
4 A lving in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in “u.
zerne County, State of Pennsylvania. - Said LAND is
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 acres; and will
be sold on the most reasonable terms. An indisputable
title will be given. Payment might bc made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as Ly
best suit purchasers.
For further information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Tsland Republican, or 10 the subscriber, living
t Groton Ferry, State of Connecticut.
ROBERT LATHAM.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALL persons having acconnts or de
mands againgt the RRONE-ISLAND €nAL
COMPANY, are requested to present them immedi.
atcly to tie subscriber for settlernent.
CHARLES NICHOL.S.
Portsmouth, (R.l) July 12. 18,5 w,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
TRACTSOF LAND
- For Sale.
of 8 \ - Adwinigtrater to the
JEREMIAN BROWN:S ' Esate n WALTER
. 44 ~ Warsox.
18,10 w,
SECOND.HAND CHAISFE.
FOR SALE, a Second-Hand Chaise
. and Hamess, Inquire of
: WALTER NIHOLS.
AMarch 14
South-Kingstown, July 18, 1810,
REAL ESTATLE~=-rdr siLEk.
A FARM.
TO LT,
Plantations.
- In Geueral Jdsecwibly, June Scesion, A. D. 1810.
RESOL"’BD. That the tam of the Supreme Ju
dicial Court, whish by law is to be holden at.
Nempart, on the Fourth Moxvoay of .Juguvas next,
be holden at said Aéwpurs, on the Tuunspay next,
succeding the Fourth Moxpiy in Jugusf next ; snd
that a!l Writs, Executions, and ether Procuss, by
which law are returnable to said Courty fo be holden
onsdic Fourth Moxvay of Argust, be returned to
said Court, to be holden on said Tyurspay next
succceding the Fourth Moxpay in Jugust next.
Ordered, ‘That this Resolution be published in all
the Newspapers printed in the tewn of Newpors, §
weeks before the suid Tuurspay, next suscecding
the Fourth Moxpay in JAugust next.
A TRUVE copr
Hitneae, SAMULL EDDY) Secry.
Newport, July 18, 1810. 18,5 w.
~ PRINTING, :
‘lﬂ adl its variety, exccuied with eleranee and des.
natol, anv' on the chenpest terins pussibie, x the
e of tlie Bhoae Tolacd Koo feam
S:aze of Riode-Islurd and FProvisnee
Publick,
THAT he has tuken the Honse fornterly
ocennied by Wicrzadt Alwy, on the wain
roacly leading o the Bridge, whe. 2 he proposes
keeping a fiouse of Pyblick Butertainment. Ladies
and Geudemen, Partey of Plewaw:, and Traveilers,
who na)l"cal‘. i lum witl receive every altention,
and Ue best arcommotiations in liis power, 1 bestow.,
N. 1. Ladies tnd Genticraen may be ace
‘commadate.l with &mn;‘.zx, on applickiian »s abme.
Porwsmouth, July 4, 1810 163 w,
NOTICE. | »
’ [ HE Subsecribers intend to com.-
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOT S, at their Factory in this town, in the conrse
of ten or twelve duys. ‘lhose parents and guliars
who wish their children to lcarn the art of Weaving
with the Ilyiug Sitittle, &c. are requestcd 1o apply
imcdiately ; Wages will be glaen according 1o thair
ages and abilities, aund increased as they cngiease o
the urt of Weaving. .
They will inmcdiately commence dManvlacluru g
different kinds of twine und lines. W asited,
A quautity of elean FLAX., Apply to
; o JAMES {'ERRY, or
July 24. §TEFPHEN LEBLOIS.
e 3
He carries on the Blacksmith busincss
as-usuel, in all its various bravches, with nestness
and despatch, at his shop, Na 4, Croes sireci, whire
evrpy order will be puncm:lif attended to, and eve:
ry favour gratefully scknowedged,
. WILLIAM WHITE.
N.B. TwoJo: ‘neymen, such as are good wark.
men, may hear of employ by applying as above,
Newpeort, Maich 21,
JUAN DAVENPORT,
ate of Tiverion, deceascd, Reﬁresemed Insolvent,
hat S Months from the Dute erecf, -ure allowed
hem to exhibit their Claims to the Suisscriber s, who
tre appoined Comimigsioners thereon by the Hon.
tourt of Probute of the Town of Ziverion, that they
will atténd, st the Dwelling-House of JERIKMIALL
DAVENPORT, in Tiverten, on the last Saturday of
April, June and August next, at 2 of the cluck in
the afternoon.
" -
' I HL. Subscriber takes this mode ¢/
informing sil these who are indebted o
aim, by book account or nate, 1o call and settle the
same, to enable him to mect those who have de.
manes af.'.inst him ; he hopes thie will be sufficient,
without furthicr potice. .
HOLDER ALMY, Commia®
JOHN WILCOX, } 5 aadhe
N. B. All persons Indebted to the Estate are ya.
quested to inuke immediate payinent to.
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, Jdministrgto-
Tiverton, March 16, 1810°
JASON SPRAGUE, :
| JORN W. DAVIS, } VO,
All persans indebted to said estate are requested
te make immediste pavment to
ESTHER ANDERSON, L ;
FRANCIS ANDERSON.} Afiimqsnasora
May 3.
N-()'I'IC E is hd!"eby given to the
Creditors, to the Estate of 3
NOTICE
Tnz Subscriber having been duly appointed 3
the Hon. Coyrt of Probate of the town
Newpors, Administrater upon the Bstate of
- BUNJAMIN WILBOUR,
late of said Aewpors, Glazics, deceased, intestate,
aid having given bond according to law for the faiti):
ful discharge of' the trust theveby committed to him,
requests ull persons who are ind:bted to the estate
of said decensed, 0 ruke immiediate paymept, gnd
those who have ony demands agaiust said estate, to
exhibit them to him.
"GORTON ANDERSON,
lute of scid Newpors, deccased, Represented Ingole.
vent, do hereby give notice that six months frem the
date hereof are-uliowed to (he creditors of (he said
sstate to bring in and prove their respective claims
to either of the subscribers at their respective dwels
lings, witliin the time aforesaid.
I‘N [ E the subscribers having Leon ap.
pointed by the Court of Probate of tig
rown of Sovsh- Kingetown, in the Ccunty of Washingion
Comnussioners to receive and examine the "Clain:g
against the estate of -~
. NOTICE.
‘ N T E the Subseribers having been ap
pointed by the Court of Probate of the
town of Aewpert, in the county of Newpert, Come
missionersto receive and examine the Cluims against
the cstute of
EZEKIEL WATSON,
ate of South-Kingstown, deceased, Represented In.
solvent, do hereby give notice, that s3x monihs from
the date hereof are silowed to the creditors of ine
sud estate, to bring in and prove their respectize
claims to citlier of the Subscribers at their respec.
sive dwellings,within tlie time aforesaid.
: FLISHA R. GARDNER ye o
JAMES SHEARMAN, } Sraepeiouty. .
Al perons indebted to said esiite sre requested -
to make immediate paymentto
JEFFERY WATSON, Admimietror.
Souhth.Cingston, May 14, 1810 ¢ .
Samuel Durpee,
Respectfully informis his jriends and tha
——
July 1%,
NOTICE.
WILILLTAM WILBOQUR.