The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-08-01 00:00:00, page 1

A complete assortmen: of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books; Suspenders ; Gold Lace ; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor So.p,
Siarch; Mair-Wowder ; warranted water-proof Liquid
Blacking ; Scotch and Muccoboy Snuti—und many
other articles, too numerpus to particularize,
The Watch Repuiring Business is carrvied
on as usual-=Also manufactures Silyer and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work., Hair Work—FElastick, dificr
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
‘l'her:‘h«t price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks bis friends for their enstom—and will
#cll those articles at a vey small advance,
Vewport, Jan. 24, 1840, y
AMONG WHICH ARE TIE IF'OLLOWING, VIiZ
B TOADCLOTHS of various col
ours and qualities ; Cassimeres ; Linen and
Coitton Cambricks ; Lincns ; Cotton Shirting ; Silk
and Cotton Shawls ; Cotton Scarfs, (or Long Shawls )
Ginghams, a great variety; India Lusirings and
Sattis ;. Calicoes ; Checks ; Cottons; Blue snd
Ycliow Nunkeens ; Black Crape,; Silk Gloves, long
and short , Silk and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs ;
Cordd Ginghams ; Summer Vesting; Bandanna
Handkerchiets ; Bilk and Cotton Hose ; Diaper; Um
brellas ; Threads; Laces, &e.
JAlso—An excellent Chaise, made of the best mate
ta 1. M.y 30.
ONE hundred busheis Borden’s Grass
7 Sced. °
70 bushels Herd’s ditta.
14 bushels Orchard ditto. .
¥ busheis Red top ditro.
1209 wt. Red clover dito.
- ALSCG, FOR SALE,
o 2 inrge asscriment of Groceries, among which are :
N2OO wt. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
5 y P
1000 wt, Coflee.
1000 wt. good Butter, for family wise.
JUST RR&TEIVEU.
1400 wt. good broken Cdflee, and selling 6 pounds
for « dollar.
——
NIC HOLAS G FFROY, informs
his Customiers wnd Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactories in Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as former
b, which will be ready for sale i a fow days,as soon
as tuey can be fitted in frames,
o great variety of New SUMMER GOODS
is just received, and for Sale, at Mo, 88,
- Thames-Streee, by
LOPEZ DeXTELR & MILLS,
OFFER FOR SALE,
ON PAVOURALELE TERMS
156 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
94 Cusks Rice,
170 Bbls. Flour,
22 HUhds. Tobuceq,
« 89 Buts Lurd,
6 U%«is. Hoggs,
40 Pipes Mason’s Gin, 8
54 Boxes Brown, -
21 Do, White, } Haivana SUGARS:
117 Chests Souchong Tea,
10 Do. fiyson Skin, ﬁo. .
7 Do. Hyson, do. .
64 Do. Behea, do.
24,000 Ibs. W. 1. and Batavia Coffee.
nesorns HRMII Soo 5 s
In addition to their former supply of Dry Goods.
¢ Cascs India Silks,consisting of Crapes, Lustrings
and Sewing Silks.
700 pieces Blue Nunkins,
300 Do. Company Yellow, do. ;
< Cascs Men's Sattin Beaver HATS.,
Nowport, April 25,4810, . Bt B W
‘e AL & ALLSTON, and
LOPLZ. DEXTeR & MILLES,
OFF¥ER FOR- ALE,
THE entire careo of the ship Lanrel,
¢ from Tonningen, entitled to debenture, consis.
Ying of the following articles.emmy 17, m——
12 Boxes and Cases Platillas Royules
12 Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britannias, d
25 Boxces Creas ala Morlaix.
24 Boxes Dowlas,
. 1 Box Shirting Linen,
1 Box Arabias.
1 Box Handkerchiefo.
16 Boxes Rouans,
24 Boxes Lestudos,
14 Cascs Estopillas,
4 Cuses Casuarillos, :
1 Box red Platillasy
1 Box Coutreo.
2 Buxes white Rolls.
48 Boxes Osnaburgs.
4 Nules bagging Linensy
23 Bules Bloyrucher.
19 Bales Heeden Linen,
Samples may be scen by applying as above.
Vewport, April 4, 1610,
Alvertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
of 1 dollar and 50 cents a square, for three weeks—
smudler one in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accura,
and desputch. Ordery vespectfully soherted. ¥
) TERNS.
The paper is printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
year, one half in advance, *
Looking-Glass Plates, Jewelry, te.
NEWPORT, R.IL
FRINTED AND PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS,
BY WILLIIM SIMONS,
N 0.15, Mivp-Srnzer.
\U
d )
William Douglass,
NEW GODS."-
James Mumford.
ITAS FOR SALE,
Hay Seed.
Alao on Land~
At the head of Bread Street,
RHODE-ISLAND REPURLICAN
2000 wt. excelent well dressed iox 3 20
reamns writing Paper, 20 do. ®rapping do.; 500 wt.
excellent Cheese ; 150 wt. Jowing Twine.
Likewise—Bed Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, Hand”
«Lues, &ec. April 25.
2 G)
Michael Freeborn &' Co, ,
Iltwc' h’emwca&[rnm the store they oceripred on JOB
SHEARMAN S-WH ARF, 0 heir swre, Nv. 54.
.+ Wharf, where they offer for sale, on thr mest rai-lt
sonable tewme fur cash or approved credit e
4y waueeale cad recail, |
R FSPECTEULLY informs his customers.
daml the Publick, t:_nt he has removed from the
stand he has occupied for two years past, to No 93,
being one of the range of stores belonging to Pa .
M. Muurono, Esq a little south o,lhc Murket
Square, on the east sude of Thames.street, where al
orders for Dmgﬂ,rr."eldm. Dye- Seuffs, Spices,
Pe. will receive cheerful und prompt attentions=-past
favours gratefully u*'lcd‘!‘.
M 23 ¢
TO THEIR STORE, 31, Loxc-WHhany,
Jormerly occ;fpied by the lute Mr. Woodward,
Fhere they offer for sule, on very ugcomodating terms
Jor cash or approved credit a very general and
extensive assortment of (:’ROC{'RIES,
w— UMOILG WHIOK (11 m
TP.N hhds. 3d proof Bt. €roix Rum ,
5 pipes Gin ;
10 hhds Molasses : '
5 chests Campoy Tea ; |
235 dg. Souchong, do. : o
15 do. Bohea, do. ; ‘o
20 boxes Brown Sagar; ‘
19 do. White, do.;
20 do’ Raising ;
20 do. Cliocolate ;
20. do. SORP ;
15 Kegs Ginger;
10 Crates Crockery Ware ;
40 Bushels White Beuns ;
5000 Bushels Exuma, Turks.lsland, Liverpool,
and Bonavista, Salt.
~JUST RECEIVE
_ 50 bbls. fresh superfine flour of the most approved
inspection.
A Constant supply of Rye, and Indiun Corn ;
8 do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Whole sale and retail as the lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun Agent. *
Newport, June 13, o .
The Lrogressive Company
HAVE REGIOVED Inein GKAINERY
axp GROCSRY STORE rrom No. 11,
A General assortment of Grocerics, Liquors,
&c. &e. congjsting of
Rum Sezars
Brandy [ Ginger
Gin Punento v
Wines Riuising
H}'sunskﬁl }Tcu - Cheese
Hyson Butter
souchon Lard
and Bohea Tobacco '
sugar Snuft
Coflce Peas
Mbolasses Beuns
Soup Dried Apples
Eaondles &e. &e.
Also, just received, and for sale, us üboue,
Blaek Pepper
Ginger
Finento
Tible Salt
A exandria '
& ll..ll'm‘ur} P LOUR.
Wiippimg Paper.
R asins
~ Tovacco .
Coflee Rice
Chocolate So.p ‘ .
Loaf Candles : .
Huvanna 7Y Checse
White & SUGAR. Butter :
Biown. and Meal
A150,~160 M. Shingles of the first quality.
4" Tac bighest priee given for old Cope,
Briss, Lead, Tron, & KRB
N oord, Ju! 18. 181 y .
Gin
Cognise & R et
Spunish } BRANDY
Molusses
Iy son
Hyson skin ELE A
souchong & TEAS.
Borea
Offers for sale, at the store, on Long-whaerf, formerly
eccupied by the Progressive Company, Ao 11.
A General Assoriment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, 0o SIS 118 G O Foms
Rum
ebl trems for cash.
JASON SPRAGUF,
OFFERS for sale, at the Store on Bannister’s
Wharf, formerly occupied by Messrs. J. & H
Canoons,
A general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery & Glass Ware, &e. &e. consisting of=
Fum Molasses "
Gin {4 Cayenne L
Cogniac & BRANDY and Black } PEPFPER
Spanish ’ Ginger E
Lisbon Pimento
Sherry ¢ Cassia
Malsga & WINES. Nuumegs
Madaira l‘.u.{’lilh Mustard
Porter and Table Salt
York-Beer, Sweds Oil
Vinegar Alexandria
Hyson . & Baltimore } n.oun_
Hyson Skin - TEAS Cotwon - \
Souchong & | Log & Red Wood -
Bohea Coperas
Cofiee Curolina &
Chocolate Flotant } INDIGO
Loaf Powder and Shot
White a} RUGARS. Dexter L?mc
Havanna . Wrupping Paper
Brown ) | Lomp On, &e. &e.
The above articles will be sold on reasonue
Juna 13,
WILLIAM WHITE,
==
SAMULEL . VINSON,
BY WEOL"SALE & RETAIL,
REMOV AL,
GROCLERI®ES,
By wholesale and retail.
GRUC: /i S
NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1810.
T.-” -
Wood and Manufaciures of Wood.
, All the branches of these manuficiures are
carried on to a high degree of perfection,
supply the whole demand of the U. States,
and consist principally of cubinet ware and
other househoid furniture, couches and car
riuges, either for pleaure or transportation,
und ship building. '
The snips af&g vessels übove twenty tons
burthen, b* in the United States duri »
the years 1801 ¢ 1807 meusured 774,922
tons, making on an average about 110,000
tons & year, and worth more thun 6 000,000
dollurs. About two thirds were registered
for the foreign trade, and the remuinder licen
sed for the cousting trade and fisheries.
Paints an Culours, severul chemicul pre
parations and medicing drugs, sally munutac.
wiees of copper wnd brass, Japaned and plited
ware, calico printing, queen’s and other ear
thern and glass ware, &'c
Muny urticles, respecting which no infor
matien bas been received, are undoubted!y
omitted § «nd the substance of the information
“ained ou the most impartant branches, is
andéfﬁugﬁ’he'mlmwmg'ﬂeaas :
Of the other branches no purticular ge
count cun be given. But the wnnual expor
tations of furnitire und curriuges <mount 1o
170,000 dollars ="T'he value of the whol:.
including ship building, cannot be less thon
20,000,000 u}’dollars a year, ,
Piogress has ulso been made in the follow -
ng bf‘ancht:s—\ | % e
* Unless ot wise, siutedy the o portatio s .
CXPOrLAUIngS 1 i Lidy report wuleen on the hrerag
e years WO7, - -
The following brunehes are firmiy estub
lished, supplying in several insiances the
greater, and in all a_cousiderable part of “the
consumption of the United Stutes e viz &——
Iron ana Munufactures of lvon,
Munufactures of Cotton, Wool und Flax.
Huts,
Paper, Printing Types, Printed Books,
and ll,luyillg.(ful‘us.
Spirituous und Mult Li:uors.
Several Munufactures ot Hemp,
Guu Powder,
Window Giass. .
Jeweliery and Clocks,
Several Munufuctures of Lead.
Straw Bonnets ana Huts,
Waux Cundles.
19,000 hides, and 25,000 calf skins. y
Motoceo is al®) made in several place
partly froin Mnponed goat skingy and princ
pully from sheep kins. And it may be pro
per here 0 add, thut dear skins, which for
n article of exporttion. are dressed o 0
Under thig head mauy also be mentioned
pot and pearlash, of which besides supplyine
the internal demand 7,400 wns are annually
exported, |
Leather avd Manyfacturcs of Leather,
Tanneries are established in every purt ol
the United S‘Mcs, some of them in a very
large scale ; |be capital employed in a single
cstablishmcn‘ amounting 0 one hundred
thousand dollirs. A féw.hides are expeorted,
and it is stated that one third of those used in
the great tanmerics of the Atlantick Stutes,are
imported fro:i Spsnish America. Some su
periour or paricular Kinds of English leather
and of Morotco, are sull imported ; but'u
bout 350,000 Ibs.* of American leather arve
annuaily expprted. The bark is abundant
and cheap ; and it scems by the annexed
communicagion, marked (A.) that hides cost
in America s\l-2 cents, and in England, 7
centsa pound | and the bark used for tunning.
costs in Engl*d,'nearl)’as much as the hides
and in Amicicay, not one tenth pikt of the
sum. [t is atthe same time acknowledged
that much Amnerican leather is brought 1o
market of an ifferiour quality, and that bet
ter is generaily made in the middle than in
the northern ot southern states. The Tunue
rics of the state of Deluware employ collec
nvely a capital of one hundred and twents
housand dollasy, and ninety workmen, and
make annually.ro.ooo dollars worth o’ lea
ther. Those of Baitimore amount o twenty
LWO, seventeen r& which have rogether 4 cop
ital of 187,000 dollars, and Ln annually
A i
é‘ REPORT.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, 1x
on&lyu TO THME RESOLUTION oOF THE
uo: op Rzrnzun'rATlVll. RESPECTPFVL
, SUBMITS Y HEB FOLLOWING REPORT,
:‘ IN PART, ON TUE SUKjECT OF
\ §WEQ!‘IC&’ MANTVFACTURLES ¢
The following M % ufactares are carriad
(O A 0 extent, which may be considered ad
eqUlN 10 the consumption of the United
5% the foreigm urticles annually import
ed, bﬂn&nh value than those of Ameri
can ‘manufacture belonging to she same gen
eral class, which are annually impor * deeyiz
Muaufuctures of wood, or of which woo.l
is the principal material, “
Leather and Munufactures of ber.
Soap and Tallow Cué(ue.. A
Spermaceti Oil und Canvdles. |
Flaxseed L),
Refined Segar,
Coarse Earthern Ware.
Snuff, Chocolute, Hair Powder, & Mustard.
Piscellancons.
m.nutactured in the United Stites (o e ™
mount required for the consu apciol' of @
country. O R L
The principal menufuctures of I2ather ure
those of shues und 1 oots, harncss m?u{dlcs.
Some inconsiderable quuntities of the two luc‘_
articles are both imported andexporsed. Ihe
annual importation of foreign boots and su:nx”
amounts to 3,250 pair boots and 59,000 ’rk
of shoes, principally Xid and moracca, IThe
annual exportation of the same articies of As
merican manuficture, amounts to 8,500 paiv
of boots und 127,000 pair ¢4 shoes. The
shoe manufactories of News Jersey are exe
tensive. That of L{m of* Musaach{lwm,
nlmkes 100,000 pair of women’s shoes annus
ally. . ‘ g ’
The value of all the articles annually mans
ufuctured in the United States, whieh ure
embraged under this tead ( leather) may Lo
estimated ut QO‘QOO.MN“H&HMF‘-@ § IR
Soepr and Tqllow Candles. i *
A great portion of the soap and candies
used in the United States is & family munue
facture. But there are also several est®iishe
Ments on an extensive scale in wil the large
' cities and several other places. Those of
the village of Roxbury neur Boston, employ
«lone a cupitabof one hundred thousand doils.
‘nd make annually 370,000 pounds cendicsy
880,000 pounds brown soup, and §O.OOO
pounds windsor and fency seap, &(h o profity
of 15 per.centum on the capital employed,
The annual expurtation of foreign manus
elre are condles '58,000 pounds, soup
107000 pounds, :
I'he annual importation of domestick mune
ulooture are cundies 1,776,000 pounds, sosp
2.220,000 ibs. v - B
The annual value manvfactured in the U,
Atates, and including the quantity made in
private fumilies for their own -use connot be
estimated less than 8,000,000 of doltois,
Spermacetsi. Qit and Canvlies. ¢
The estublishments for this manuf cture
«*e ot Nuntucket und New-Bedford 1o M.sse
couseets, and at Hudsony in New-York. li¢s
sides supplying the whole of the domestick
consumption, they furnished annuaily, foi exe
portation 10 foreign vountries, 20,000 pounds
of cundles und 44,000 gallons of oil. The -
whote juantity aunually manutactured amouns
ed to about 300,000 dollars, But ti# ¢xi ius
sion from foreign markets bas lately affccied
the manufacture. .
Refined Sugar,
The annual importations of foreign refined
sugar amouat, for the years 1803 to 1807, o
37,;200 Ibs, . , ,?P
- ¥he unnual exportations .of American Yee
fined nr. i el
Igoooo oy T “""‘“* ‘ﬁh o
‘l'he then existing duty was, in the year
1801, collected on 3,827,000 pounds ; and us
the mauufacture bas kept pace with the ine
crease of population, the quantity now annus
ally made may be estimated ‘at 5.000.000 of 4
pounds, worth 1,000,000 of dollars, The
capitul empioyed is stated at 8,000,000 and a
half of dollars : And as the estebilshments
bave Increased in number, some of then
Lave declined in business, It is believed that
if a drawbacks equivalemt te the duty puid on
the importation of the brown sugur, used in
the refined ‘sugar exported, was aguin allowa
edy the foreign demand, porticularly of Rusa
siag would give a great extention to this
branch. A speciul report has been made on
that snbject to the committee of comterco
and munufoctures, .
COTTON, WOOL, AND F LAX,
1, Spinmng Mills and Manyjacturing
Establishments.,
The first Cotton Miil was erected in the
stute of Rhode-Island, in the year 1791 § ue
nother in the same state in the year 1795,00 d
iwo more in the stute of Mussachusetlsy in
the years 1803 and ’4. During the ilhree
succeeding years ten more were evected ond
commenced in Rhode-Isiand, and one in Cone
necticut, making altogether filteen miils ere
ccted before the year 1808, working «t that
timie about 8,000 spindles, and producing oa
bout 300,000 pounds of yarn a year.
Returns have been received of 87 mills
which were erected at the end of the yeare
1809 ; 62 of which (48 water and 14 hotse
miilsy) were in operation, and werked st that
time 31,000 spindles. ‘l'be other 25 widl all
be in operation in the course of this yearund
rogether with the former ones (altnost all‘of
which are increasing their machim-.ry,) willy
by the estimate received, work miore” th 8
eighty thousand spindles at the cemmencis
ment of the year 1811, |
I'he capital required to cardy on the mafe
ufacture on the best terms, is estimated ot
the rate of one hundred dollars for esch spins
die 3 including both the fixed capital appli-d
10 the purchase of the mill-seats, and to the
~omstruction of the mills and machinery, aud
hat employed in wages, repairs, raw mate’
|l3y goods on hand and contingencies. Buot
1 f:( belicved that no more than ut the vate «F
ixty dollars for each spindle is guenerally
amployed. Forty five pounds of cottony,wortly
abeut 20 cents a pound, are on an average acs
tually used for each spindle ; and - these pro=
Juce about 36 potinss of yarn of different
talities, worth on an average | dollar and K‘
nd n 153 cents a pound. Eight "hundrs
- Jindles employ 41 persons viz. 5 meny 36 '
omen und childret, O these dmg‘ the
~eral tesults for the year 1811 are estine
d as frliows 1 o B s
No Mills 87=-Spindles 80,000Capl ol
aploved 480000 o< Cotton vpged '9’”.0"0”
pounty Velde T9O/096 dullarsseXer spu
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