The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-11-14 00:00:00, page 4

KING Janes I, of Enghad went out of his way
to hitur anoted preacher. The Clergyman; secing
the Kng enter, left his text to declatn aguinst swear
iy, for which the King was notorious. When done
xu thanked him for his sermon ; but asyed him
conncxion swearing had with the toxt. He an
swereled Since Your &w’ cume out of your
way thirough Niul}.l coukl not, in compluivence,
do luss than go out of @ine to meet you.” 1
#l's painting a shoulder of Mutton and a shin of
B.cf, in the mouths of the two Ruvens feeding Kli.
h‘]‘o an exact representation of Nouh, in the char.
h »
acter of a General reviewing his Troops, preparato
pv to their march, and the Dove dressed as Aidde-
Camp. .
T'o nainting Noah deessed in an Adm’ral*s Uniform.
Sampson mikiag a present of his Jaw.bone to the
Prowrietors of (he Beitish Museum. -
To repairing Solomon's Nose, and making a new
nail for his middle tinger.
AN Irish harse-dealer soid a mare, as sound wind
sl iunb, and wighout fault. 1L aflerwards appearced |
tiiat the poorbeast eunld not see at all ont of one eye,
and wus almost blind of the other. The pnechaser |
fibig s, made heavy complaints 1o the dealer,
and reminded him, that he enguged the mare to be
withow: funlt. ““To be sure,” returned the other,
¢lO be sure Idid s but then, iny dear, the poor era
ture’s blindiess is not her fuvle but her Uql(:rcm." .
A COUNTRY paper, lately, afier stating that a
fine geiding hwl beea stolen from a certan stable,
very reasonadly pronounced, that the robbery bad
boca comniiied by eome Norseatealer !
1o adding *ome Scotch Catile to Pharoh’s lean
kine.
To cleaning the Whale’s belly, varnishing Jonah's
face, and mending s left arm,
To cleaning a picture of Sampeuon, in the churac
ter of 4 Fux-nunter, and substituting the whip for
the fire-brand.
To anew Broom and Bonnet for the Witch of
Endor,
1o a puir of new Hands for Daniel in the Lion’s
Den, and a set of Teeth for the Lioness,
To new varnishing Moses's Rod,
To tepuiimng Nebuchadnezz o’s Beard.,
I'o mending the Pitcher of Jucob's daughter,
10 & pair of Eurs for Baluam, and a new Tongue
for the Ass.
Fishes.
CUBIOUS PAINTER'S BILL.
Y M’G"nfbdtim. the items of a Paint.
o' 1 iely sent payment to a Noble Lord,
voo considers himself one of the T«mt connois
9 ars of the present age, and who has a very large
co. cction of both sacred nd profune pictures.
o filling up the chink in the Red Sea, and repar
liy the dwmgges of Pouro’s Host,
1o a new Thief on the Cross., ‘
To cleaning six of the Apostles, and adding an en
tire new Judus Iscariot, ‘
"~ To painting twenty-one new Steps to Jacob’s Lad
der.
o painting a New City in the Land of N ..
T cleaning the Garden of Eden, uftec Adamn’s ex.
pulsion. £ - -
To mendingghe Net in the miraculous draught of
“ AMERICAN VOLUNIEER'S FAREWELL"
( Published wn our last.)
FAREWELL ! farewell, my soldier brave !
Thy Manry’s rur\ing blessing take ;
Nor heed me, though I findly rave,
And sigh « though my heart would break !
MWICALLANYAOUS SALACLIIV.VY,
&s lighting quick the tidings spread,
Anrd Mary sunk bencath tae suroke ;
il transient life, forever fled,
L * silver chords,” and chrystal broke.
And this thy triumnh, horrid war !
b’ 'ﬂl‘o’l'.l’o b‘c't:diﬂ? heart (o reml.’
To mock at mis’ry, and far
Death, vun, and distress extend !
“ Ol ! may his child be taught to shun
“ The path of glory, stuin’d with gore ;
“ Por what avails the buitle won,
“ When Life and all its joys are o’er-
This Mary mourn'd, of hope bereav'd,
And Winniax fuughitetor he was brave.
And whily her breast with anguish heav'd,
Mer here found a blood-stain’d gruve.
« And what is honour’s boasted name !
“ And what is Viedry's lowery wreath }
“ A printed pest=-a morning dream -
“ A wand'ing light, which luies to death.”
v §pirit of goodness, guard his life ;
“ And tarn aside the vengetul biade 3
“ And though iy WiLuiax juins the swrife,
“ May mercy still his heart pervade,
“ Por dearer than the vietor's crown,
“ And brighter than the morning ray,
“ 1. gwells the warriour’s high renown,
“ And sweetens life’s protracted day.
And Manry press’d her darling hoy,
Her bosom swell'd with deep despair ;
Her ¢y ¢ emits no beam of joy,
And this her daily, hourf'y pray’r.
The trumpet sounds—farewell, farewell !
My x:ulu\t' soldier takes the ficld ;
His netves with preud emotion swell,
His noble heart knows rot o yield.
Hush, hush, my infant, weep not so,
"I'was but the brazen trumpet’s blast ;
Thy father, dear one, needs «.ust go,
x.d hope, und joy, and love arc past.
YROM THR NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
Yot WinLsam, yet, one moment stay ;
Une littic moment give 1o love ;
1 have a thous, nd things to say,
And must thy sweet forbearance prove.
Forgive my tears ! Oh ! do not frown—
(}fnp your dear infunt to your heart ;
Oh ! hoars of bliss, forever flown ;
Must we forever, ever purt ?
For trust me, love, 1 could not brook
To see thy cheek twin pale with fear g}
To know that theu for me forsook
Toc puth 10 konour, cver deaur:
THE SEQUEL
TO THE
(SELECTED.)
POETRY.
Celovrwied Stomuctiucß Laxir o asculth
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer.
ed 10 the publick, for the speedy rehef and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptions, the hooping
cough, usthnius, pains wnd winds in the stomach, re
moving hubitual costiveness, sickuess at the stumach,
dysenteries, choler. morbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &c. &c.
Dr. MUBERTSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature’s
Grand Restorative,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci
ous medicine, for the specdy rélief and cure of all
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, seminal
weakness, gleets and various’ complaints lesulting
from secret impropriety of youth and dissipated
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder
ate use of teu, the unskillful or ex essive use of
mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to femules at a certuin period
of life, barrenness, ke, ke,
Dgr. RoBERTSONS
Patent Stomachick Wine Bittera,
( Price One Dollar.)
Those celebrated and well known Bitters are com
posed purely of vegeiables, and are particularly a
dapted for restoring weuk constitutions, clecansing
andd strengthening the stomach, and incressing the
appetite ; they wre extremely scrviceuble in all seasons
but particularly so on the upproach of warm weather,
when bilious fevers experience such total loss of ap
potite, JAlgo, & certain preventative aganst mtormit
tent habits, agues, dysentaries, &e. &e.
Lik. MOBERTSON'S
Cilebrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops.
| #riee Two Dollgrs, |
A safe and cficctual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone und gravel, swellings and weuk.
ness of the joints, sprains, biuises, and all kiuds of
gieen uuum{s—tlw cramp, pains m the head, tace
and body, stftness of the neck, chiiblains, frozen
limbs, &c.
Dr. RopeErTson’s
Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges,
A medicine highly necessary 10 be keptin all fam
lues—price SV cents. -
Dr. Drorr’s
Anei-Bilious Pills,
For the preventiou and cure of Bilious and Malig
nant Fevers. Prjce 35 cents—=large boxes 50 cents.
Dgr. UvorT's
Patent Itch Qintment,
For pleasantness, nfety, expedition, ease,and cer
uimK. is infinately superiour to ﬁny other medicine
for the eure of that most diu;r::blc and wormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
Dz, TrissorT’s
Celebrated Gout and Rheumaric’: Dirope
( Price Two Dollars. )
The ngetablc Balm of Life,
(Price One Dollar.)
The Balm of b ria,
Rxtracted from an Ibeiia Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &e.
Price Two Dollars.
The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price 50 cenuws per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were first
discovered wpwards of Seven Hundred Theusana
Persons have experienced their happy and salutary
eflects, many of whom fiom the greatest debility.
DR. DYOTT, respectiully solicits the publick te
observe that owing to the certificates of cures, per.
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become toe numerous for thejr insertion in a
newspuper, he has in consequence thereof published
~ pamphlets, wherein are enrolled, in the most de
monsirated and conspicuons manner, the undeniable
fucts signed by citizens of the first respectability,
cler.gy, and members of the fuculty ; and arenow to
be huxd gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fresh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of
For Jaundice and Billious
COMPLAINTS.
WHEATON s
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CETN\NS.
Secured to him by Letters Patent from the President of
the Umted States.
A MEDICINE exwemely useful for curing
Jaundice and billious disorders, and ‘removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom:
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss of appetite, and
slecpy, dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the limbs,dizziness of th
head, and yellowness of countenance, complaints J
common to jauadicy and bilious people. .
The many cures that have been effected in
New-England by the above medicine (1s may be seen
by the bills) prevent the necessity of further recum
mendation,
Lixewrise, WHEITON, ‘
ITCH OINTMENT,
A medicine which will cerluh]ly cure the
ITCH, without having in it ary ching either danger.
ous or disagre~able,
One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing sfter the use of it ; as the skin is gener.
ally left clean and sinooth,
‘The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale at the Druggist Stores of Cwannes Fexe
James Tavion, and Samver W, Vinsow, in )[:w!
port. May 23.
Which are celcbrate” for the cure of most discases
to which the human body is liable.
Prepared only by the sole profirietor
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandson of he late Dr. Rogerrsox, of Edinburg,
(O Cardner's Wharf, sistecn Thousand CONYEC
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Fnquire of
Pm. Qardweryon suid W, sept 19,
G.&T. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUEL W, VINSON,
Arorarcarr, Newport, Sept. 8.
vy P ,;'4:;- . L"’ . ‘ ‘.‘- )
D ROBLERTSONS
-’« SRR .TR e Tarey R LA
GENUINE PATEAT AND FAMILY
MEDICINLS.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
v I YHAT pleasantly sitnated Fstate, now
oceupied as a Tavern, by SAMverL Durvee,
in Portsmounth, eontaining 24 acres of land, with a
good Dwelling-House and new Barn, that will ac
commodate ten herses. There is on said place a
young orchard of choice fruit trees, five vears old,
and about 4 acres of handsome woml. The above
place is pleasantly sitnated on the cast rosa leading
to the Niridge, is 6 miles from Newport, and com.
mands an cymsive view of the east river. Those
wiho are inclined 1 purchase, will please apply to
WALTER CORNELL.
Newport, 10th of the 10th month, 1810.
W:\ NTED, an apprentice to the
~ House-Carpenter’s business. A Lad of a
bout 17 or 18 years of age, sustaining a good echar
seler, may hear of a good situation, where ever
proper encouragemcat will be given, on application
at the office of the Mu-f Ropu:“o-.
sept. 8.
THOSE Farmers and others that wish to
. _sawe their for a in the pring,
will do well by ::l‘{m‘u mmhu. vm.
es to parchase twenty good shipping Horses, for
which good pay will be made. JOUN COOK, jr.
Tiverwon, Oct, 30, 1810
FOR SALE,
THE Masts, Spars, SBails, Riging, Stores, &c
suitable for a single decked Riig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked grig of 130
or 139 tuns.—
For terms, and pargzulars,apply to
CONSTANT TARER,
June 28,
FOR SALE,
O.\'E new Stage Coach. .diso,~two Coaches and
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit. Please enquire at the ellice of the
Rhode-Irland Republican.
July 18. 184/,
i) 4o (.'
And possession given in ten days,
TIIAT cxecilont House, situated at the head
of Washinoton-streei, late the property of Copt.Jd.
C Gaxpser, Apply w 0
Ot J3l. CRANSTON & SHAW,
TO BE LIT,
" l ‘HAT pleasantly situated HOUSE.
No. 11, Prospeet Hill, foumerly oecupied by
capt. Josern Baxer. Said House contains every
necessary agcom madation ; well of good water, gar.
den, &c. &e. For further particulurs, app'y to
Oct 31. ' JOSEIH BRIGGS.
TTE Subseriher havine been anthorized
hv the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL P.l.
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clngively for this Island, informs those persons whe
may be inclined to make use of the same, that thes
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on appli
eation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE.
TO LET,
And poesession’ given immediately,
THAT picant and commaodions Dwel
ing -House, late the property of capt. B. Hicks, de
ceancd, situated in Frankio-street, For furdher par.
newlars, enquire of CRANSTON & sHAW,
Ot 94,
. »
American Hotel-
DERTAH ELDRED.
RY’.SP}‘ZC'I'I"L' LLY informs bhis friends
and the publick in general that he has remov.
ed Irom Wirkfy d, to Newport, into the House lately
built oy Wini Liam Mourorn, No. —, Mill-street.
where he intends to keep a Grocery-Btore and Pub
lick House, for the accommodation of any Lady o-
Gentieman, that may please to cull on him,
Newnort, April 25, 1810,
DANIFKL SHELDON,
RP.F”'UI'F('LLY informs his friends, that he
has on hand—
A awunitty of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedur Shiugles,pine Shingles, Bourds, Plank,
foist, &c. &c.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE s What. N 15
var. Geeseand Fowl FEATHE €5,
and Peather Beds, from 30 to 45 dollars, ket
constantly for sule by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
’ No. 2, Churles-areat,
Newport, March 2, 1810,
WILLIAM $. NCYOLS, Goid Swith,
has removed from the Stand, which
he lately occupied, to No. 89, Thames-st=cet,
slx doors North of Mr. Towasexp’s Coffee
House, where he will continue to pay strict
attention to the ecommands of his Customers.
Aug. i,
HARVEYD SESSIONS,
At his old stand, No, 125, Thames-sireet,
OPFERS for sale a general assoriment of DAY
GOODS, adapred 1o the season, which he is de
termined to sell st the most reduced prices. He will
receive about the 15th inst. a great variety of nzw
coons, which will be worthy sttention of those who
wish to purchasc cheap.
e also kecps constantly for sale & eom.retc as
sortment of COTTON YARN of a good quality, and
us chzap as can be purchased in this state,
soept. 12
New Feather Beds & Feathers.
TM{!N in puyment for BOOTS and SHOES, at
104, TnavssßBregr.
-~ CHARLES COGGESHALL.
Oct. 17, 1810.
Horizontal Patent Pump.
APPRENTICE WANTED.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKE NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
THF. Honouruble Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kirgtown, having sppointed the-
Subseribers Commissioners to receive and examin ¢
the claims of the ercditors to the state of Captaig
GIDLON FREKBORN, Ite of North-Kingstow, de -
ccased, represented insolvent ; and six months )’rm.'
the Bth ult. being allowed for that purpose—Noticer
is hereby given, that they will attend said business
at their respective dwetlings, st any time within the.
period sbove mentioned : No accounts will be re.
ceived unless projerly .uestod‘.)
WILLIAM HAMMOND, .
BENJAMIN L. PRCKH AN, Commiemonars
All persons indebred to the above mentioned EBs.
tete are earncatly called upon to make immedia§
i S SETHER FREFDORN, Aduinfetranee,
o
Nerth-Kingstown, ®ct. 9. 1814,
W:\NTF.D-M\ amremice (o *le
House Carpenter’s buiness. A LAD fromp
14 to 16 years of age, of gool character, iy ob..
tain a sitestion by applying 1o the suhseriber, 1t Yo
N Bread-sivree. BENJ. PITMAK, LY.
THE the subseriber having been ap.
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
town of Newprory, AdministAator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDARD,
late of o;i% Newper?, Ship-Carpenter, deceased
and having“Biven bond according to law for the faithe
ful discharge of the trust thereby cormitted to him,
requests Il persons who are inéebted to the estate
of said deceased, 10 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands against said estate, o
exhibit them to him.
WILLIAM RENNET, s,
ate of Newport, muriner, deceased, having givew’
ronds according to baw for the faithful discharge of
the trust reposed in hew, requests ail persons having
any demands ugainst said cstate, to exhibit them fes
setilemet,to
JOUN TILLINGHAST, i
EDWARD L.\Nm:us,} Chstnisanere.
And all persons indebted to suid estate, are callc
pron to make immediate payment to :
SALLY BENNET, .idwinisirairies
Newport, Oct. 3. 1510,
BILLINGS COGGESHALL,
iate of Newport, deceased, and huviugakm upon’
themselves that trust, by giving bonds as the law
divects ; und all persons having demands upon the
Estute, of suid deccased, are requested to exhivgr
wre same, and all persons indebted to swid Estatey
are ealied upon to muke immediste payiment to
'I‘HE subscriber having been duly appoints’
ed by the Hon. Cowrt of Probute of the mopr
of Newport, Administruzor 1o the catate of
NOT!(‘F, is herehy given to the Creditors
of GEORGE SPENCER,Eaq late Past-Greer
wich, deceased, represented insovent, that a further
time of two months fron: the 29th day of Septembep
last, is allowed them to exhibit their claims to uy,
the subscribers, vho are :ppointed Commissioncr s
thereon by the Court of Probate of the town or Eae -
Greenwich : That they will attend at the Dweliing .
House of Joux G. Mawxsey, in Warwick, on every~
Naturday, at 2 o’clock, in the nftg-rpoon.
I‘* hereby given, I'hat the Subscribers have
keen duly appeinted Fxecutors of the last Will
and Test.ment of
~ JONIN G. MAWNEY, g
THOMAS ARNUI.D.} Cotmiseioners
N. B. All persons indebted to said Estate, aro re
quested to make immediate payment to
THOMAS FRY, Adminierrate.
HANNAH SPENCER, cumnisiran it
Ecst-Qreenwrch, Oct. 18, 1810,
FHE Subscriber having been appointed
sole Executor of the last Will and Testamgnt of
HENRY WILES, late of Portsmouth, Gentleman,.
deceased, and having given bends sccording to law
for the faithful discharge of the trust thereby cove,
mitted to him, requests all persons who are indebied
to the Estate of the Testator, to make immediate
paynieni, und those who have any demards agains?
it, tu exhibit the same to
BENJAMIN HARRIS, Erecutor, (@
or to BENJ. FAIRBANKS, of Tiverton. his A ont.
Portsmouth, Oct. 10, 1810,
y ['HF. Subscribere intend to com
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTONY
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or twelve days. ‘Those parents and guardiany’
who wish their chi?dren to learn the art of Weaving
with the Fiying Bhuttie, &c. are requested to apply
imediately ; Wages will be given according to theiy
ages and abilities, and increased as they encrease in
the art of Weaving.
They will ininiediafely commence Manufacturin
different kinds of twine and lines. Wanted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JIAMES PERRY, or”
STEPHEN DEBLOAS.
Leaves Mewpors, every morning [ Sundays
excepted] at 8 o’clock A. M- and arrives at Provi
dence, a4P. M. Leaves Providence, eve morning,
(Sundays excepted) at 7 o’clock, P. M. nn? arrives in
A cwport, at half pust 20°clock, P. M.—This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beautiful road where the
Passenger has a fine o}m)spcct of the river, and a
most beayliful view of the Countyy, The fare of
each Passenger is §2 and 50 cents ; and sllowed 25
Ibs. baggage —Every 125 pounds, K‘yi the same us
a Passenger.—All fuvours will be thankfully receiv
ed and gratefully acknowledged, by the Publick’s
vbedient and humble servants,
PELEG FISH, N rt,
ISAAC FISH, Providiare } Proprietors.
N. B. Passengers, who wish for seats iy
Newport, are requested to call at the House of PEs
LEG FISH, near the State- Houst; and at the house
SAAC FISH Promdence. scpt 5
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows :
Newport end Providence Mail Line,
Aug. 15
LYDIA COGGESHALL, Exceutrizs
PILLINGS COGGESHALL,
NATHA'L COGGESHALL, S Fxe'tosy
PELEG KAIGEHN,
Newport, Oct. 3, 1810.
July 24,
APPRENTICLE WANTED.
Through BristoL and WaARREN.
New Arrangement.
BENJAMIN PITMALY, jun.
NOTICE.
NOTCE.
NOTICE.
NOTCE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.