The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-28 00:00:00, page 1

l l \§ just reccived, and offers for salt
, on the most liberal terms at his new Station
sy Office, No. 118, Thames-sireet,
A compicte and eegant Assortment of
&cgal, Commercial, and Notariul Blanks, printed on
superigur Paper, and the first style of the Pricung
Act—among which are the following, via:
Decids, Biils of Sale.
Powers of Attorney, ' Shipping Papers,
Beclarations on Promis- | Cossters’ Munifests,
sary Notes, Bi.nk Checks on the
Do. on Book Accounts, Bunks in Newpert,
"Wdenwures, Bills of Exchunge,
Biiis of Lading, Seaman’s Journals, &ec.
Also—Just received an Assortment of Penknives.
#f varous prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION
ARY as usual.
Managers' Lists of the fortunate Numbers inthe
‘mmm of* Haifield Bridge Loitery, may be seen o%’
wWo. 181 ’l'bamc":z-ct,ﬁ % Jume 27.
Brdtuf' and Lo. Offce,
BY WHOLEALR 3 RETAIS,
"WILLIAM WHISF,
@ffers for sale, at the store, on Leng-wharf, formerly
* occupied by the Progressive Company, No 11.
& Generdd Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Gilass Ware, &9¢c.—~coNSISTING OFw
Rum Biack Pepper
| :“a o }BRANDY Tibe i
OENIAC mento
ﬁ sses ' Xa Y
=_,.,;,, £ & Baitimor§ ! LOUR
yson &} TEAS. ‘ h’_‘:lf’“l:'“t aper.
skin P .
Bohea Tobacce
Ghocols e
Chocolat :
Loaf 3 Cu&l.
e svoan. |
N
B atio, =250 M . iy ot
ALso, M. with a
.o.u'd?:nd Laths, of the qual’u&
L The bighest price given old Copper
Brass, Lead, & Rags. .
Newport, J:lm 1810.
DANIEL SHELDON,
Rn<;vncrrmt§'gufm his friends, that he
nas on handew
A quantity of Asllm cedar Clapboards,
cedag Shingles,pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, hc‘.t:i.‘.‘ o A
Wineh ' ww on SHER.
RUANE Whacf. o gIS
TEKkMS.
The paper is printed once a week, at 3 dollars a
year, onc half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
at 1 dollar and 50 cents a square, for three wecks—
Suuller ones in the same proportion.
Priating, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
#ad despatch. Ordere respectfully solicitted.
lumus the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opencd ® smull usson
meut of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following arnicles, viz.
Paper—=foolscup, pot, letter, gilt und bluck
edged, of the various descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, per bunch
Pocket Books, from $3 to $4 each;
Penknives, an sssortment ;
Buckgammon T.bles;
Bc:les and Dividers ;
fnk Standas, Scaling Wax;
Bund Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ;
Shaving doap;
Black Leud Pencils, &e. &e. &e.
Pesides a variety of artioles too numerowus to mentio
ALSO, FOR S LE,
The Genuine English Pe'manent Ink, for marking
Linen, and « constant supply of the celebrated three
#lit metalick Steel Pens—w«il wlich will be sold at the
Boston retuiling prices.~-CALL AND SEE.
Exchmge and Loutery Oﬁm.}
No. 118, Thumes-Strect,
Nowpori, Apeil duth, 18iv
Ble trems for cash.
OPPERS for sale. at the Stere on Bannister’s-
Hharf, formerly occupied by Mesars. J. & H
QauoonNs, " Y
A general assor
‘:roohry & Glass Ware
Rum
sponish § BRANDY
e
ogniac
aahsbon
erry
M.laga & WINES.
Mudaira
Poiter and
York-Beer,
Vmegar
Elyson L |
Myson Skin
Souchong & TRAS,
Bohca
€offee .
Chocolate
Loaf
White uX’ eAns.
M.vanna
Brown J
The übove articles »
No. J 36.
New Stationary Office.
By wholescle and retail.
JASON SPRAGUE,
NEWPORT, R. 1.
Printed and Published on Wednesdaye, %
JOSIAH (. SHAW,
JOSIAH C. SHA W,
WILLIAM SIMUNS,
No. 15, Mhli-Strees.
CAuL AND SLE.
GRU\,I‘; i Ly,
GRUCERIES
L .
ment of Groceries,
, &c. &e. consisting of—
I Molasses
Cayenne ’
and Bluck } PEPYER
, Ginger
Pimcito
Cassia
Nutmegs
Englhish Mustard
Tuble Salt
l Sweet Oil
Alexandria
& Balumore } FLOUR
Cotwon .
Log ¢ Red Wood
Gopelru é
Carolina
Flotant - § INDIG®
Powder and Shot
Wrapping Paper
!)¢;ne':ml..meB npe
Lawmp Oil, &e. &ke.
vill be suld on reasonae
RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
June 15.
TO BE LET, 5
' l ‘HAT pleasantly sit':lated HOUSI .
No. 11, Pros Hill, forme ol b
capt. Jou:ru Bax ::c\ Said M“ﬂym'";
neccssary accommodation ; wel of good t‘w, KAI -
der, &e. &e. For further particalars, apséi:‘
Oct. 31, JO-s P @
FOR SALE,
ON Gardner's Wharf, sisteen Thousand NE(-
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Baguire o
Wm. Carduer, on ssid Wharf. sept 19.
| VAUABLE FARM.
FOR SALY, by the subscriber, a va!
uable FARM, very plessantly sitiated in the
wwn of Middietown, about 4 miles f ' rst:ﬂ.
»‘g:i:ing the siver, on th:: side dßbe sland,
v there is good ﬁﬁ‘ ' y S near o
the beach, affording plenty of " e Faim
containg sbout 40 or 50 acres of exeellent L.and, -
good Dwelling-Ilouse snd Out-Ruild "3‘ ed wit!
oy Bapis s drig Iy A et
rcmapplyut:::hdb' th n’s.
, WILLIAM VAGGAKT.
- Midale:own, Nov. 7, 1810 b
‘ : PRINTING,
‘ l! all ity variety m‘.w and des
DAL, a 0 o g ehespess wind Laggihle, At Y
JOHN A. SHA W,
W ATCH-MAaKER,
Ao, 80, Thames-Street,
Offers for sale, as low as can be purchased at any
store 11l ‘he bldt.
A General assortment of Fastionable and Faney
Goods—aumeng which are the following—
Wocranted and comumon SPouns, Marrow, mus:
English and Geneva | tard ond salt do.; Su.
Watches ; gur Tongs, scis. ors and
Gilt and mahogany frame | pincushion Chains, sil-
Looking -Glasses ; ver Pencil-Cases, silver
Bruss Handirons, Shovels Tiumbies, plated Cas
and 'l‘ong : tors, Sugar-longs,Can.
Brase Candlesticks . Clesticks wnd Spues ;
Beiraxsia Ware, viz | Goup axp Jeweury
'l‘eu-t’ou,Su’u-Buwls, Waug, viz Medahions,
Crean-Poi, Table unc Lockets, Bicusi-Pus
Tea Spoons ; plaim, wopuz and pearl-
CurTLERY, viz. Knives & sety, Finger Migs and
Forks, Jucknives, Pen- | gold ard filagree K
knives,Rezors, Scissors , Rungs,of overy deserip-
Snutiers and I'roys ; ‘ tion, Bracelets of clase
Portable Writig Desks ; tick & plain hairwork,
Buckgammion Tables ; g:ld Necklaces, gqld
Fiute, Fites and Violus ; weh-Clalis, Scals &
Hunting Apperitus, ol Keys, elegant cornelian
cvery description;; Kcys, sedin gold, gold
Putent and common Sus- Ep ulets ;
pcndcrl, Ladics” and "ﬂ\llt'mm’l
Keeve’s Golours, different Pocketbooks & Purses,
sizes ; of every descripiion ;
SiLver ANt PraTtsp | Fancy & conimon Neck.
Warg—silver Creani- laces, of every king ;
Pots, Soup and Grav, | With an extensive variety
Ludies, Tes and Tuble | of Fancy Goods.
Walclics, of every descripuon, clesned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
Jewelry and Suver Ware, of «ll kinds, manufactured
and repuiied.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly cxecuted.
Silver Ware und Gold Necklaces warranied good, or
the mowey roturned.
*" Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver,
Newport, Nev. 7, 1510.
Just reecived frem Boston, and new ready for sale, by
JAMES MUMIOURD. *
At Nu 88, ThameseStreet,
English, French, Duich, | Thread, sik and colton
andSpunish real super- L. ces.
fine & common Broxd | Red, white, black, yellow
cioths. wndd green l"v.m\e‘
Bl.ck, blue, drab, fawq, | Doublc and single milled
brown, and grecn su- Boizes,
perfine wud common |Au assartmentof the most
Cassimeres. clegant plain wnd figur.
Coatings, Plains,and For-| ed Musiivs.
est Cioths, Lace spid. r-net do.
Common and superfine |B4 «nd common cotton
Velvets, Shawls.
Elegant Vest Patterns, of | Sitk Handkerchiefs.
tge newest style. Ribbons, Threads, Faps.
114, 10-4, 9-4 und 81| Gertlemen and ladics’
. nkets, Gloves.
1:%%g‘ﬁ%0! snd 1 Judia Cottone
Dufhis unﬂdm" W m
Supcifine and common | Ferrés, § v
Stoeking-Net. 1 Shilloons. ‘ :
Furnitures. Superfine & | Tounmics, |
common Calicocs Dimities *
Blue, green, trab, brown | Wik Vilvets, ’
and fawn Eombazeus. | Riack Lutcatrings
Wildbores. Haonusowe cont and vest
Imperial Cords. Ruﬂ::'l. 7
Ladies and gentlemen's | India black Satine. :
silk and cotton Hose. ! Black and white Wire.
wirting Cottons, With a number of otbod
@ nens, Linen and cot-] aricles, too ounm’\
r,iton Checks. for un wdvertisement,
The publick may be assured.that Ihe above
ds, shall be sold lower than at any other store in
he Stute. Nov, ?sa
T HAT he has recetved per the Manchester
Packet from Javerpocl, via. Ncw-York, a gener
ai assortment of HARDWARE GOUDS, which are¢
of the best quality, and which he wili dispose d"ﬂ
wholesale sud retail, 2s low or lower than can be
purchasdd in America— .
—JAmongst which are the following— 4 4
Moroceo and Bufl col- I ery descriptiony
oured Tea ‘Lrays, of | A few pair of «legant
evory size. Lookn; Glasses, &¢ ;
Tea Cadees, Bottle stands —ALSO -
with and without pla- | A ?\untity of WM
ted rims ; 00D o ¥
Soufler Trays, " ‘Broadeloths ¢
Eiegant Brittania . Tea | Plains ,
Pots of the newest | Serges ; ,
fashions ; Coatings, &e. s
Knives and Forks of ev- _
Which he will sell by the piece 8r single yard, at
reduced prices.
Newport, November 14, 1810.
NEW GOODS.
STEPHEN D 0 BLOIS,
INFORMS HIS CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLICK,
NEWPORT, WiLDNESHAY, NOVEMBLR 28, 181)
s
%N
N U T 1 . Lo
G:lam LUT"ER, 'f CM"IC‘.‘ORQ (S. C)
returny his thanks to his fricnds, who hiave cm.
Lmytd him wiih their business in the Commission
ine, hopiog that his sttention, punctuadity and des
pateh in their busincss has met tar approbution,
wind merits & comtinunance of the sune,
He also informs his {riends and the pubhiekin ge.
eral, that he has lately formed a connexon i besi
ness with Trnomas D Stlans, which will be con
ducted under ‘he Firm of
LUTHLR & STALL,
n Charleston, Seteh Careling, and as they intend de
voung their stidntion te the Commission. Business
The interest of those who may snploy them will be
promoicd and attended to with punctualony and des
petch, GILES LUTHER
THOMAS D STALL.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1810,
NOTCL.
T'F the subscriber having been ap
pointed by the Hou, Court of Prohate of the
ownof Newrort, Administiator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDARD,
late of said Newport, Ship-Carnenicr, deceaned
«ud having given bond secording o law for the faith
f! liecharge of the trust thereby eommitied to him,
requests lfpermm who are indebted to the esate
of said deceased, 10 make immediate nuyment, and
those who have any demande against sanl estate, to
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
Aug. 15
NUTICP is herehw piven to the €reditors
of GRORGE SU}‘,N(‘RR.I’.-q.lnte Foet-Green.
wich, deceased, represented ineowent, thet a further
time of two months from the 20th day of Septemher
last, is allowed them to exhibit their elaims o us,
the sul ~ribers, who are sppointed Commissioners
thereon by the Court of Probate of the tawn of East-
Greenwich : That they will attend &t the Dwelling.
Bovee of Jomn G. Mawney, in Warwick, on every
Saturday, at 2 o'clock, in the afieinomn 4
s m’mom\s Aﬁ%@w
JOUN G, M :
+EB reons tod uve re.
B2insiod o Wue mmnnt;ﬁé»t oA
g CTAOMAS FRY . Jdministrator. |
l. HANNAH SPENCER, Administratrix,
Eant-Creenwuch, Oct. iB, 1810,
m——-._—m
: NOTICE,
THE subscriher having been duly appoint.
cd by the Hon. Court of Probate of the mowm
of Newport, Administrator to fhe estate of
WILLIAM BENNET,
ste of Newpory, muriner, deecased, having piven
bonds uctording to law for the fuithtul dischurge of
“the truet rerocd in her, requesis all peraons having
any demands aguinst said estate, to exhibit them for
setticmet,to ik
JOBN LINGITAST, .
EDWARD I.ANDEI{S,} Oviunjsionere.
And all persons indebted to said eutate, are culled
puon to make immediste payment to
SALLY RENVET, JAdmivistrotrie
Newpurt, Oct 3. 1810,
'I HE Subscribers interd to com.
mence the Weaving of ali kirds of COTION
CLOTHS, st ticir Factory i this town, in the course
of ten or twelve duys, Those parents and guardiaes
who wish their children 10 learn the art of W caving
with the Flying Shuttle, &e. are lequested o apply
imediately ; Wages will be given aceording o thair
sges and Wbilities, and increased as they eierease in
the art of Weaving.
They will iu-uwﬁiau-ly commence Manufucturing
different kinds of twine and lines. B unied,
TH F. Honourable Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown, having appointed the
Subscribers Commissioners 10 reecive and examine
the claims of the creditors to the Estate of DANIEL
WEEDEN, late of North-Kingstown, deccuscd, re
smco;‘ug:‘ inaolvh :t‘t.;‘ d“l:.‘:l z:on:.u from the B
da Aast, w r that purpose—No
ml is hereby given, that they will lur::d sarcl buss
“Yess at their respoctive dwellings, at any time x.hin
‘e period sbove mentioned : No accounts be
~eceiwved unlcss ’ropcl{_ attested.
. RICHARD THOMAS, c:.m“m
OH%PEAROB. ,
All persons ed 1o the abore mentiomed Fa.
de are emnestly called upon 0 make immedinte
suyment w
BENJAMIN “MITH, ddr e« truies
North-Kingswwn, Nov. 20, 1618,
of Newport aforesaid, Kouse-Carpenter, to whom
the benefit of the lusolvent «ct passed A, D. 1756,
hias been granted—hereby notify the Creditors of he
suid Hammond, to exhibit their respective demunds
1o them, within nine months from the dute «forcsaid
or they will be preeladed.—Persons indebted to said
H.mmond, are called upon to make immadiate pay
ment, JONATHAN WILSON,
THOMAS BUSH, Aesignees.
FDWARD SMITH.
Newport, Nov. 14, 1810.
WE the subscrib. s, being appointed by
the Supreme Judiciul Gourt, holden at New.
pu«t,o;\ the sth March, 1810, Assignces of the Es.
talc 0
late of Nowport, deceased ; and having given bond
according o law, for the faithful discharge of the
trust thereby committed to him, requests all per
«ons who are indebted to the Bstate of said decca
sed, to make immediate payment, «nd those who
have any demands against said Estate, 1o exhibit
hem to him. DANIEL DENHAM, Jr.
Nov 14, Admindatratme,
T"B Subscriber having been appointed by the
flon Court of Probate, of the town of New
port, Administraior n&on the Estate of
SUSANNAH BUTTS,
A quamgity of clean FLAX. Apply to k
..* JAMES PERRY, or
Julv ;4. STEPUEN DEBLOIS
JOHN S. HAMMOND,
NOTICE.
NOICH.
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NOTICL.
NOUTICL.
Tue Appkess or lue MisLe anp Common
Praree Lok tucakiy,
Lowbiasleaw m e Cuy o o bory end ue Pienuty,
oi. Ao ABIV,
10 prove the vy ot « Society for dise
tikiting the bibie «nd Bouk of Conmon
‘~"-~)'H'a It cun oy b Broessa yLo sugßest
the mmportence ol these voiunmes, sud (9
stale the lecty, that many from puverty, or
other causes, ure destiute o theni. The
duty of eswbiishing mewns for their distritus
ton Wil be «i olviuus Lonseuence.
1T He Bibie ciims veneration us the oldest
HISTORY eXtunt j containing :n wcevunt of
e ungin wnd destination of man, snd of
Ny vihier dpicresiing leets, tor which we
seu Ch o wlin wnong übinspired recorts,
Trading the events of the cally wges ol Lo
world, it unlolds to us the luws, poilcy end
bistory, vl a peopitvs wlo were estuldished
by the miruculons apency of the Most High;
wid whe sulh semuin wnddsi the roms of
contemw porary einpires, & monvwient ¢i ois
powel, and a sll'lkmg evicence of the divine
charcier of that volume which predicted
heir varying fortvnes, and their prosent une
perdetied conaition. . .
VHE scrios of prornrey kid open to us
i the Bible venders 1o sl further wn oljece
of the biguest veneration. 1 he chavacter ond
fate of Individuuls, the lise «n@ ol of Lt 101 Dy
were cicarly detineated in the secred volume,
whg betore they appeared on the siige of the
worlds And one mest lnteresting peosenaye,
predicted in the begining, as the Saviour of
‘allen man, occupied tie stewing of propiecy
until his gorious mumfestation in the ficsh,
1 hen the Chnreh which bhe estublished, bes
came the theme of prophetick inspiraiion,
dieplaying its history, end the imporcng
changes of the world, subservient to it, until
the finel period when its militant state shull
be exchunged for ns tilumphant stute in heus
ven,
In ull the events end characters recorded
or precicted in the sacred volume, man is
intimataiy concerned. For i distiog vishing
excelience und wuthovity consist in its bong
THE KEVELATION OF TWE WILL OF GOD.
From it s devived whatever portion ol leiige
lous trath adorns the puges of that phitosophy
which is sometimes set up in oppusition to it.
in the Bible slene we find reveiled the cone
.!ounupnk‘q “u\ﬁ*ﬂ’*idfkh in C reconcile
W«Emd b “&t’h
| Whatever view, therefore; we wke of e
- Buble it commands our lighest réverenve and
our implicit fuith. For % there is depth
chough thercin 1o exercise the wise, uml
piuinness cnough to instruct the weak,” And,
still move justly to characterize ity in the
words of an eminent scholiry, whe devoted
to it bis niost serious sttentione=s It hes God
for its cuthory salvation {or im endy, and truth
without any mixture of error for its wutter.”
Tuese wre exgeiencies of the sucrea vols
ue Lainiier w chstio ns, and .which 10 be
Guly appreciated, lernive only 1o be meniions
ed. But ure those chisiiuns who revere theig
Bibie us bearing tie sten:p of divine authority,
and cherish it uv the only busis of their e
morial hopes, aware thut theve are nowlers
whoily iguoram of its truths # Such is the lae
mentabie fuct. Muny ore the abodes of wreiche
edness, which no aight of consoucion {rom
this divine volume chieers, Mury wre the ree
ceptacies ot vice,which neither the judgmonts
oi Gou reveaied io the Bibie alwm, nor Ui
biessed promises ol mercy o repenting sine
ners console. Not o tew ol those wiw dive
turb Ly their pussions or their crimes the
peage of society, have never leardt froms
their Bible o nuey every lowlul @ aidinance
of maun tor the Lord’s suke ;" und to pruct ce
those virtues ol sobiiety, suntentiment and
{ bumility, which are esséntial tothe prascron
' tion of civil order. Friends of your coviny i
i Christians | the temporal interests ot vour
fellow men, their immortal weilare demand
that you exert your e¢florts to dissemio 1o 2=
mong them the knowiedge of God’s reveaied
wiil, )
Axp next to the Bisre which contains this
revealed willy those who tiuve estublished thia
SOCiC‘y have been accustomed 10 revere tha
Boox or Comumon Fraver. Ths book,
containing much of the pious sentiments and
lunguage which animawed primitive worivrs,
and in which thev poured forth 10 their God
and Saviour, their prayers and praises, wos
compiled by the care sod labour of the Fiihe
¢vs of the Keformation in the Chure - of Enge
iand, Uwmiversally acmived dor I's pation, i
15 scknowicedged even by many who reject it,
to be an affecting and correct display of evan~
gelical doctrine, and 10 breathe the pure e
motions of the devout soul, What better
method can be adopted to° disseminate (e
truths o the Bibie, thun by dispersing o book
wuich, exhibitiog these truths in the affecting
language of devotian impresses them on the
heart as well us on the understanding ?
Is this book in the bands of all who value
it 7 The contrary is the fact. The Clergy
are often applied to by their poor parishion
ers, for a Book of Common Frayer. Many
also who prize ity and would improve it as n
zift, who will not go to the expense of pura
chasing it =="l'hcse remarks are obiivusip
more applicable to Parishes forming in new
settlements. From these goarters, the caile
ire freonent for this admirable summary of
evapgelic al traths YA
RbLAUlu’; oAN A.Lu.hx..s\.u
gst llenco: 8.