The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-07-24 00:00:00, page 1

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'T'HKCoparinei klup ot <M» fcCftOlLK,
* late uf Peler.byqj, (VngWHh) WfMu*
day dtnolved by mutiMjponaent. All prr-
Aon* having Uusinra* with mM firm, will
call on H. Ca»y. , *
JAMES H. CADY.
MENHY T. COOKB
IN WAX COMPOSITION. Specimen*
of hi* abilities may be seen in hi* Baum. If
the Likenesses should not meet the Hppro
- bat jpn of the persons intended to be repre
sented, no compensation will be required
dr accepted. ' L f’> ’ ’' *
17“ Ladies will be waited on at their
houses, if they desire jt.
Jyiy iaio.
* A LAD. about thirteen or fourteen years
r *■ of »®e. as aa Apprentice to the Tbs
loving Runneu.
ROBERT PACKARD.
July 10, ’
. wanted,
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT for
a small fadiily, near the Court-House.
Inquire at ThAAmericao Office.
/inr 12, IflCl
ty“ He will also, at the times and places
appointed for re-examinatidn, attend to (he
Inoculation of all those who have not been
•Vaccinated. He will attend at Mr, Wil
son’s Vestry-Room on Tuesday, the 24ih
of this tobnth, from 7 to 11, A* M- “fd
from 4t07,P. M. At the ttchodl-House,
io Transit-street, on Friday, the.SFth. At
Whipple-flail, on Saturday, the 24ch, at
the sapte hours.
f July 20, l®lo.
FOR SALE,
Copartnership dissolved.
THE Copartner*.up heretofore existing
between the Subscribers, under the
$TO* of A WaiTX, to by mutual
content thi* day dissolved. AU person*
having demand* on the Mid firm, and all
Indebted, ate requested to exhibit tfeesame
for settlement, to Josxpt Hurtt, who it
duly to adjust the Mine
JOSEPH HINES,
JOHN WHITE.
Hi ''HE subscribers having erected p Cot
* ton Factory in Rrhoboth, under the
firm of Rehnboth Manufacturing Cotnfia
mf, have appointed Kiximisi
Kjcmt, jun. as their Agent, apd have duly
authorized him to transact business of every
description in their behalf.
• " REMEMBER KENT,
ELIJAH KENT. 2d.
* SEBA KENT,
TP HAT well-finished three story Dwell*
.* ing- House where the subscriber now
lives, in WeuininMer-itreet, together with
the Out-Buildings. Also, a Lot on Olney’s
Lane, (so called,) 120 feet front, running
back about 100 feet, with a Dwelling-
House and Shop thereon standing, hi good
repair. Either of the above-mentioned
Estates will be sok| cheap if applied
far soon.
STEPHEN C. SMITH.
If. B. Wanted, by said Smith, two or
three good Journeymen Cordwatuers, tu
whom good wages will be given.
July 20, 1810. u t.
NOTICE.
preservative justly sustains, hSs induced
to consider it more simple tb»n it
really w, ana because it has not proved fa
tal to atty, some have trifled with it, as
though none could be'injured by it: but it
has been abundantly evident, that in some
eases where the patient has been neglect
ed, and especially at the close of the
<sine process, they have experienced incon
yenteoce and real difficulties, which by
proper attention might have-been prevent
ed j, and it I* frbki his of
rendering his services in this important un
dertaking uretyl, not ouhr for the safety,
but as much as may be for the ease and
Comfort of all hh patients, that he gives
this notice.
6YLVANUS FANSHER
DEEMS it his duty again to temind
th'odr he lus Vaccinated, of the pro
priety of their attendance, st the places ap
pointed for the re-examination, on the 14th
er 15th days a Apr their Inoculation, as the
principal difficulty to be apprehended in
passitig through this mild preventative of
the Small-Pox is lifter k has performed
its office. The mild character which this
HENRY ROUSCHNER
T> Et»PECTFULl<Kimfyrnpi the puoliok,
XL ch*t Ke has taken up his residence ut
Mr. AMm lObM*! s lnh, where he
main a short time, to take LIKENESSES
FOR SALE, i
SEVEN RMesdsftfca'idand Cotton,
3 do. .Upland Cwttou, bf • auperioui
> *
$ Boxes pf firpt qpeijty •
Apply to f,
CHARLES WV TILLINGHA3T.
July 80, 18ip > iik i •• '•
• - RF..WW:IL.
WANTON fc_RArHBONE
H\Va removed ttielr B<r6k-*To«B ind
Qi ac u laxi a a Lkitt a a x tnki>e Store
lately occupief by firewM" V Ge*-
July 2&. 1810.
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July 20, MJO.
THE RHODE-ISLAND AMERICAN,
AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
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VftfcW* »■ - . - PROVIDENCE, TUKSMY, JULY 24, 1810. Num»»« 80.
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TVarauick.
WANTED,
REMEMBER KENT, jun.
July 17, 1810.
17, 1810.
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
WHERE \8 a Barn containing hay,, on
the Long Wharf, in thia town, teas
by somajtring incendiary or incemtisries,
set fiie to on the evening M the 14th in
stant, which, but for timely discovery,
would have burnt a great part of the town:
Any person or persobs who shall give infor
mation of the perpetrator or perpetrators
uf so wicked an act, so that they may be
prosecuted to conviction, shall he entitled
to receive the above reward.
■Sigwrd Ay order the Town
Council, and in their behalf S
NATHAN W. JACKSON, C. Clerk.
July 17, 1810.
SHOES,
Retailing at firice t, and xuhole
•aling at caet. • '?
THE subscriber informs his friends and
customers, that he lias now oh hand
a very general assortment of SHOES, of
almost every desetiption, Which h< i» de
te< mined to retail lover than Shoeshave
ever been retailed in this tojrp, though
they have been retailing in thin town lower,
it is believed, than in any other place ih
the United States.
Thon* made for his own retailing, are ak
most wholly made in this town, by one set
of hands, whose wgrk has seldom ever been
known to rip ; anti particular care in taken
to put in none but the best of stock of evfery
kind. . *
He now offers to thf Ladies, Morocco
Shoes of various new fashioned colours;
Plaid Kid and Lamb do. Nankin do. Nan
kin do. foxed with Morocco and Kid.
Gentlemtn are invited to call and pur
chase of the nicest kind of dress Shoe. and
Morocco Pumps.
Those who wish to purchase for retail
ing, or for shipping, may be supplied on
terms which cannot fail to filcate.
He has Mens’ Shoes and Pumps, parti
cularly writable for the West India mar
ket, which may be had on long credit, or
in exchange for West India Goods.
ABNER KINGMAN.
July 10. 1810. tf.
Or Ticket* end Quarter* in the above
Lottery for sale by J. B. WOOD, who pay*
all Prizes obtained at (its Office, and guay
dntecb'ttte drawing 6f all Lotteries he has
any concern h»t at the time mentioned, or
pays back the Cash. Prize Ticket* and
fiaukNotesof (almost) every description
in the United States taken for
Orders (post paid) euploeing Prize Tickets
or Cash, punctually attended to, and the
earliest information given of their fate.
Preseat price of whole Tickets 4 doth.
Quarters S 1: 12 1 2
June 2$ 1810.
1353 Prises 13300
2647 Blanks—For the Lottery, ayop
4000 Tickets, at 4 Dollars each—s ll.dOC
Leet than two Blank* to, a Prize, and
no Deduction from the Prixeo. ’ r’
The low Prises will be paid in 30 and
all others in 60 days after the drawing is
completed.
The Lottery will commence drawing in
August next.
MARCUS ARNOLD, 7
GEORGE ALDRICH. 5 Mana f er, ‘
INDIA GOOD*, than is Usually fobad hi
btores at thk season, gabtah be |s detecmia-
W>wW M reduced prices, nt
orJeto«li«»oug which are, superfine, inid
dling, Broadcloth! hnd Cas
•dmtres. Calicoes,' Gthghraths' arid Chdm
brays, white and cotoutdd Cambricks, stt-
piddliM and loy* priced .home'
mad* Rvuish und IndmßhirtirjrCtdtooi,
homemade btripes, Checks and Cn amor ays
by the yard, piece bPbuantftyja' ttAn
plete assort moot' of MmJs' tfndWdtri4M’
silk, cotton and worsted Hose ;
JkWP Da aiwl Diaper, ; bre«FJ
and wl>ite Linens, vyjth ? great variety nF
articles too Numerous to particularise. He
has likewise, No. 4, 4 1-2 Sbd ' f Plhi}
7—9 Bristol Crown Window Glass, elegant
Looking-Glasses, with sundry articles <ot
Cutlery aqd Hardware Gouda m
sale.
4X.SQ, (
2 Hhds- of superiour quality of Tobacco.
Kegs of do. Hyson, Young Hyton, Sntichong
and Bobea leas, of a superiour quality,
by the clyest, dozen or popnd. .
.dfiril 6. 1310 |f.
Smithfield Academy Lottery.
By authority ot the Lt ginlature of the State
of Rhode-IsAand, &«. •'
scheme.
1 Prim of $ 1000
J '5OO
200
100
400
1300
130
1160
SAMUEL. AMES,,i
At his new Sior6, No. I,‘WSeybosstet-Street,
nearly opposite the ’t'urit^’niad/?' 1
H\S ndw bn hand for skle, ‘a thudi bdi-
J ter assortment < EUROPEAN akd
1810.— fty TRIST AM BURGES, EsoJ
July
mr.burves’horatiqn.
Jv'.T r'usi.isHKD. AWd'.OK W
WIELI AM
40
20
10
0
10QD
1000
800
800
D ROKE into the inclosure of the sub
scriber, on the 6’h instant, a largo
sorrel MARE, with white feet and face,
short mane, and a natural trotter—The
owner may have her by pacing charges,
and applying to .
ESEK H. HAWKIN3.
Worth-Providence, July 19, 1810.
THE Second Class of the EAST-
GREENWICH ROAD LOTTERY
will commence drawing at East-Green
wich on the third Monday in September
next. All psrs-ms indebted to either of
the Mauagrvs for Tickets in the Fira
Class of said Lottery, are requested to
make immediate payment without further
notice.
PURSUANT to an order of the Honour
able Court of Probate for the District
uf Pomfret, passed on the 12th day of July,
1810, all pemon* interested in the Estate
olJkssf. N. Bollf.s, late of Thompson,
in said District, d ceased, represented in
solvent, are notified to appear before said
Court, at the Cwelling-bouse of Joseph Ca
dy, in said Pomfret, on the first Tuesday
of August next, at two o’clock in the after
noon. if they see ckuse, to be heard as to
the appointment of Commissioners to ex
amine and adjust the claims of the Credi
tors to said Estate. ' '• *
JESSE KOLLES, Administrator.
Thompson, July 15. 1810.
advanced on consignments.
To Lrt—-The East Store in the building
they occupy.
JuZy ,13. 1810.
NOTICE TO WEAVERS.
THE buosci iber wishes to put out COT
TON YARN, of various kinds, to
weave. Apply at the Store oppoAie Mr.
S. N. Richmond’s. Cheap-Side.
JOSEPH Si. COOKE, Agent for Lyman
Cotton Manufacturing Company.
FOR SALK AS ABOVE,
COTTON YARN, and COTTON
MANUFACTURED GOODS.
June 12, 1810. tf.
f b ' ...
RhUiKted by the sloop" Sally, Gapuio 8.
h-<0 < T»v«»tu. and fbr'irile-hv
2 IK*. chandler, .
F WiZm **■
*0 BMWefcbffresh Limos.
br.s .v>;‘l.> • ’
”‘B*t Fort, Button Lard, Kami, and
M« GwUHrtlnV JI *
i.JMyIO, 18*0 . , J, , :;1 tL
. " THOMAS BriODES
Hu fcfe etata,at bis bior;, Westßule, on
w IL. ! nt. ,'p liberal '/ '■
TW£NTV-Five Hilda. 4f best retailing
NW»W< / 't* *.
SUO do. bMhe *d6.
tit.CratacWindi«rard*laland and new Rum,
Uq terftwrteM.
Hum *W« Mjl town Sugar per Bax.
F|rst aqd Second quality Loaf do. per Hun*
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyton Skin, Sou*
!■ W thong and Bobu Tens, per Cheat, of
the latest importations;
3 Pipes of s>paui»h tyrandy, >
2 AmertcAty Gin,
30 or iß'QuiM&ls of best rtftailing Codfish,
SVKfcb of excellent UfetMrtattUred Tb
vi-jbadco, s’ * ' • ' 1 ?•>. t
Mess and prime Beef and Fork in whole
and half Barrels,
3QO Hogshead Shooks,
I3 k to 20 M. w.O. Barrel Staves.
July 17,1810.
■ - REMOVAL.
•GREENE & CARTER
H\V E removed tpcir Auction and Com
missien Store to the new fire-proof
bi ick buWding, directly opposite the Turk’s
Head. Market-Street, where titey offer for
sale on liberal conditions,
1$ Hilda, of Antigua Rum, Sally’s cargo,
3 dp. West-India do.
10 Pipes of Bowen’s Gin,
1 do. of 4th proof Spanish Brandy,
10 Hhd*- <4 best retailing Molasses,
3da of North-Carolina Tobacco, ,
25 Boices of Havana while Sugar,
30 Barrels do.
Id 1 dd. of Havana brown do.
8 da of green Coffee,
.<> 4 Bap do.
' do. pf Fimemo,
Hyson Skin and Souchong
10 Box's of Spermaceti Candles,
38 Casks of new Rice, very prime,
50 Bales of prime Upland Cotton,
10 do. da Sea-Island do.
9 do. do. Stained do.
800 Sides of excellent Sole-Leather,
5 Kegs of Negrohead Tobacco,
50 Boxes of best Spanish Cigarrs,
2 do. of Italian Cordials, .
100 do. of 7 by 9 and 8 by 10 Window
plass,
8 Coils of Cordage,
1300 lbs. of Ivory, large pieces and excel
lent quality,
,b 2 Anchors, fltc. &c. flee.
Thomas Tt llihohast, }
Thomas Ha 11, C Man*-
BhKjAMtw Vavohah, jun.J^ <r **
Rast- Greenwish, June 28, 1810,
AVTJCE.
NOTICE.
lon Thu RaoM-lstann Axeaicaw.
*• O shame, where U thy blush /’*
A writer in the Phenix of the 14tb
instant, who, if we may, judge from bis
essay, has become not only in name, but in
facta savage, after denouncing The Rhode-
Island American with his usual scurrilhy,
commences a barbarous, a wanton attach
upon the reputation of our females. Hip
attack on the American, would never have
been noticed, but would have been left with
his other productions to pass away un
noticed and unknown.** But his attempt
to libel the fairest pan of our creation,
to fix an opprobrium on their .character
swells every honest bosom with indigna
tion, which even his pitiful insignificance
cannot entirely allay. A son of Tammany,
forsooth, charges them with uttering “ sen
timents the most shocking and barbarous.**
This alone would have been enough to
*• damn him to everlasting fame ;** but
when he adds, “ they have expressed a
desire to see the heart's blood of Tamma
ny fnen staining the bayonet, and that they
would be willing to with their hands in it,
the heart is chilled, it almost freezes stiff
with horrour. Such unblushing hripudence
we seldom witness. It would seem thst the
** choice spirits" of federalism, according
to the statement of this misanthrope, had
** poured their gall into the bosoms of the
fair,” that this gall had rankled there, and
with premeditated malice, they utter sen
timents, which Would ma degrade the most
malicious fir nd, in the dark region of Ere
bus. Happily, however, our enlightened
A simvlk child, dear brother Jim,
That lightly draws its breath,
And feels its life in every limb, : , >
What should it knOw of death?
I met 4 little cottage-girl, »
Of eight years <4d f <she said;
Her hair was thick -with many a curl
That cluster’d round her head. <■ r
She had a rustick woodland ait,
And she was wildly clad f
Her eyes Were fair, and very fid*
Her beauty made Me glad.
Sisters and brothers, little maid.
How many may you be I.
How many! seven in all, she said,'
And, wond’ring, look'd at me.
And are they, I pray you tell I
She answer’d, seven are we,
And twd of us at Conway dwell,
And two are gone to sea.
Tyro of ue m the church yard lie,
My sister and rpy brother,
And in the eburph yard cottage, I
Dwell near them with my mother.
You say that two at Conway dwell.
And two are gone to aea,
Yet you are seven < I pray you fell,
Sweet maid, how this may be t
Then did the little maid reply,
Seven hoys and girls are we;
Two of us in the church yard lie,
Beneath the church yard tree..
You run about, my little maid.
Your limbs are all alive ;
If two are in the church yard laid,
Then you are only five. '
Their graves are green, they may be seen,
The little maid reply’d ;
Twelve steps or more, from mother's door,
And they are side by side.
My stockings there I often knit,
My 'kerchiefs there I hem,
And there upon the ground I sit,
1 sit and them.
And often after sun-set, sir,
When |t i* light aryd Air,
I take my little, porringer,
And eat p»y supper there.
The first that died was little Jane,
In bed she moWt-ning lay, I >
TiM God releas’d her from her pain,
And then she went awdy.
So in the church yard she was laid,
1 And all the summeT'dry,
Together round Iter grave we play’d,
My brother John and I.
And wlten the ground was white with snow,
And 1 could run and slide,
My brother John was forc’d to go,
And ne lies by her side. *
How many are you then, said I,
If they two are in Heaven 1
This little maiden did reply,
O, master, we are aeVen.
But they are de*d t those two are dead,
Their spirits are in Heaven ?
’Twas throwing words away j fi>r still
The little maid would have bar will.
And said, Nay, wa ar* lavs* I
jßtoellanp.
peace and industry, how bravery and pub.
lick spirit went band in hand • How happy
were we at home; bow respeued abroad I
The first administratin'! under th’s COW*
stitution can never be forgotten. How
dtirens, despise the little Jackanuft'
fabricated, and is endeavouring to
late a libel so absutd. Suppose k
I true, that such ah Observation was made ;
Where’ Is the boastvd beurvolojce of this
immaculate writer / Is it •“ covering with
the mantle df charity the sini of hit pnlitj
tical opponents,” to publish 1 tb the worM,
that which if said at MH, cobld only be said
In the moat innocent and harmless manner?
This may be benevolent, ft may accord
with the fine feelinge of Tammany ftrpub
licana ; but it is not hum.irte, h h not chrhr
tian. ft is one thing to’ predcti,' another to *
practice. And that man's virtue and hX
tcgrity is wrtahtly questionable, who one
moment establishes a creed, add at tbb
nefct violates it Although the little sdrib
bier prates about benevolence and prlrtck
pie, and can quote scripture, yet he seem*
to have forgotten' one of the most impor
tant commands of his Maker—“ thouehalt
not bear falte witneeebgainet thy neigh*-
bout"** But his shafts df malice fallbarmi
less at the feet of the Slandered fair. Hfe
tooth of Vehorn' cannot.reach them. And
they wiM Certainly avoid him; as they wish
to avoid the “ afficaranct if evil." A mite
who can aof basely asperse the'defencVleti
female, ddseVves tn be driveti, whh the mtf
sick of the Rdgtie’s March, into some d
vern, some dark abyss, whdre the light jf
day might neverexpose hh featureslo thb
human eye. ■>’
Defender of Female Honour. '
From th! Evening Post.
Tax " Jfuisance/’ printed by Nobody,
and edited by Nothinf-aiaU, came out
yesterday with two darning paragraphs
against Mr. Brackett, because he has told
a few serious truths about Messrs. Jeffer
son and Madison. We wiah-those invisible
news-paper makers, for th® good of theiy
customers, if their customers are not also
invisible, could have been
to have given the whole of the extract
which we made from Mr, Brqckelt’a Ora
tion. If it hd not been ipea l d with plea
sure, it might with profit. z t*rqth is some
•imes disagreeable to poor fallen mortal*
'ait is always salutary. We thia day give
another from the work in question;
which we Cart nW with' confidence pro
nounce to be •' tfirited," a* it has roused
certain spirits, pot from the “ vastly deep,**
but from certain shallow sinks of demo
cracy. The enemies of America feel the
truth of Mr. Brackett's remarks—it sting*
them; by their bellowing* we know they
are wounded. The extract which follow*,
is a counterpart to the oce given on Thurs
day. It is a description of the times of
Washincton— the times of American
glory and prosperity—times when perpet
ual embargoes, gun-boats, and torpedoes
were unknown in our then happy country.
“We cannot but remember that suc|i
things were, and were most dear to us.”
Extract from the Q nation.
*’ If we only derived credit in our re
volutionary history from ourselves, the au
thority would be doubtful, and candour
would carefully review the fact* on which
that credit was founded. But all nation*
have borne testimony to our honour ; net
suffering the breath of envy tn sully Un-
Even our enemies, and the Monarch fro**
whose crown our desection tore the bright
est jewel, have been constrained to bestow
the merited plaudit. Recent as are th*
wounds of sanguinary war, England ha*
done Justice to our forbearance; to ouy
bravery ; to our resolution ; to our perse
verance. This she could not withhold, *V
though she may never forgive the victory,
and the triumph. To our enterprise and
industry, she has also done justice, although
she may always bend on us the jealous eyp
of rivalship in interest. But great as was
the glory of American arms, th.e
immortal father of hi* country; yet greater,
because more rare was the glory acquired
.by the th* quiet establishment of our con
stitution. This was not the adventitious
effect of a singular genius; rising like the
fabled pbonht, the solitary wonder, of hi*
age. It is not the edifice, reued from the
ruins of more precious aociemnonuments,
and cemented with the blood of civil dis
card, carrying back remembrance to acene*
of misery, which distinguished it* ever-*-
The materials were collected by wisdom,
from every part of the union; kaila coun
cil of worthies, as Wise
perfect tn every department, prepared
each piece of the complicated variety to
its destined end: so that, like th* temple
erected by the wise king, k grew together
in all the beauty of congruity, without th*
discordant sound of hammer er axe.
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