The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-10-03 00:00:00, page 4

Botarick Garden, cant. iv, p, 1,
The destiny of Nature is, however, more noble than
that which this magnificent description holds up to
fancy ; and the algebraist has extracted from his
calculus a more sublime conclusion than the inven.
tion of the poet has been able to attain, | The con.
stancy of Nature, amid all the changesshe undci
pe.&h upheld by the constitution of those changes,
which prescribes to each its limits and forces it to
recur in a series, which in time reduces 'to mothing
the sum of all the deviations from the mean. Thus,
the amount of the whole is permuneny, though the
terms' themselves ure perpetually changing; and
benge Nature is rendered imworial, not by emerg
ing fron the storm, but by being ever superiour
m‘p i Its order is not renovated, but preserv.
ed: MQhJom of its Author has provided an
m&.i.dob te evil that renders all remedics winccessa
1y
M. o= Br. Evarmonp says, That when we are
:l‘.“'tlnhml\d when we ace old, we
te liven -
IT was formerly supposed that the apparent ac
celleration of the motion of the Moon, was augment.
ing continually, until La Place, \he French Astrono
mer, daleriningd it ta be merely perisdical, alternate
ly incrensing from nothing to its maximem, and di
minishing from that to nething again. * The con.
tinual increase, says the Edingburg Reviewers,of the
Moon's angular velocity, which this phenomenon
tremed to ind:g‘ m.‘rsed a-constant dimunition of
her distunce from the Earth and gave some counte
fance to the notion that the plinetary bodies were
xminudly diminishing, and that there was among
e bodiesof our system, a nndenc{ to descend to
the centre of gravity of the whole, whetetheir union
must finally terminate the present ocder of Nature.
To this catagtrophe an elegunt and philosophick po
et, has beuutifally alluded.
“ Rod on ye stare, exult in yonthful prime, -~
Mark with dright qurves the printiess siep of time ;
J\‘c:}r and more near your beamy care approach,
vnd lessening orbs on lesacring orbs encroach, ;
Fawere of the sky ! ye oo to age must yield,
£radl as your silken sisters of the field !
Star after star from Heaven's high arch shall rush,
Suns sink on suns, and systems systems crush ;
Headlong, extinet, to one cenive fall,
And Death, and Night, and Chaos mingle all !
Tiil 'e~ the wreck, emergung from the storm,
Immortal Nuture lifte her changefic! form :
Mount: fram her funera! pyre on wings of flame,
And svars and shiner another and the same.
Ll (SELECTED.) ;
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THE DYING DAUGHTER TO HER MOTHER
MOTHER, when these unsteady lines
Thy long averted eye shall see,
This hand that writcs, this heart that pines,
Will cold, quite cold and tranquil be. :
That guily child so disowned, b
Can th‘c“n?bleu dmﬁm more offend ;
And, shouldst thou my crime atoned,
0 ! deign my orphan to belriend.—
That orphan, who with trembling hand
To thee will give my dying prayer <&
Canst thou my mg prayer withstand,
Aud from my child withhold thy cure !
O raise the veil, which hides her cheek ;
Nor start her Mother’s face to see, _
But let her looks thy love bespeak—
For, once that fuce was dear to thee,
Gaze on—and thou'lt perchance forget
The long, the mournful lapse of “zem.
Thy conch with tears of anguish wet,
And e'en the guilt which caused those tears.
And in m( pure and artless child
Thow’lt think her mother oeets ﬁ:{ view ¢
Such as she was when life first smiled,
And guils by name aione she knew.
Ah ! then | see thee o’er her charms
A look of fond alfection cast §
I see thee elasp her in thine arme,
And in tie present lose the past.
But soon the dear illusion flies ;
The sad reality returns,
My crimes aguin Lo memory rise,
And, ah ! in vain my orphan mourns,
Till suddenly some keen remorse,
Some deep regret, her cluims shall aid,
For whath that held too long its conrse,
Por words of peane oo long delayed.
For pardon (most, alas ! denied,
When pardon might have snatch’d from shame,)
‘And kindness, hadst thou kindness tried,
Had checked my guilt and saved my shamo.
And then thou’it wish, a 8 T do now, :
Tay hand my humble bed had smooth’d,
Wip'd the chill moisture from my brow,
And the wants of sicknesssooth’d,
Butoh' the means to soothe my pain
My poverty has still denied ;
And thou wilt wish, ah! wish in vain,
Thy riches had those means supplied.
Thow'lt wish with keen re']:entmco wrung,
I'd closed my eycs uzon thy breust;
Expiring, while thy faultering ton(fuo
Purdon, in kindest tones exprossed.
0 sounds which I must never hean®
Through years of woe my fond scsire,
O mother, spite of all mos. delr !
Must I, unbiest L hee, expafe.
Thy love alone I call ‘5 mind,
And ull thy past di din forget—
Each keen reproasd, each frown unkind,
That cmsh'(f .4 hopes when last we met.
But when ¥gaw that angry brow,
Both headfh and youth were still my own
O motlfr 1 couldst thou see me now,
Thowsouldst not have the heart to frown,
“But see ! my orphan's cheek displa
Both youth «nd bealth’s carnation gi'u,
Such «s on mine in happier duys
8o fondly charmed thy partial cyes.
Grief o’er her gloom & veil now draws,
Grief her joyed parent’s pungs to see ;
And when thou think’st upon the cause,
That paleness will have charms for thee ;
And wilt thou fondly press thy cheek,
Bid happiness its biooin restore,
And thus in tender accents speuk,
“ Sweet orphan thou shalt mourn ne more.®
But wilt thou thus indulgent be !
Q! amlnot by hope beguiled ?
The km.f' long anger shewn 10 me,
Say, will it not pursue my child?
And must she suffer for my crime )
An! no, forbisd it gracious tlewven !
And grant, O geant ! in thy good ume,
That she be loved, and 1 forgiven.
ASTEKONOMY.
ANTITHESIS.
POITRY.
- For Jaundice and Billious
COMPLAINTS.
WHEATON s
~ Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS., - A
Secured to him by Letzers Patent from the President of
the United States.
A MEDICINE extwemely useful for curing
Jaundice and billious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, dificulty of brea\hinF, loss of appetite, and
alc:fy,dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the limbs,dizziness of the
head, and yellowness of countenance, complaints se
“common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
New-England by the above medicine (as may be seen
by the bﬁh) prevent the necessity of further reconi.
mendation.
Likewise, WREATON"s
ITCHI OINTMENT;,
A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without ha in it ary thing either danger
ous or w:u"
One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ;as the skin is geoner
ally left ¢lean and smooth. .
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale the Druggist Stores of Cmawnes Fexs
Javes Tavronr, and Samusn W. Vinsoy, in New
P, May. 32
Cedevrated Stomachick Lixir of Kealih,
( Price §1 and 50 cents.)
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer
ed to the publick, for the speedy relief and cure of
obstinute coughs, colds, consumptions, the hooping
cough, asthmas, puins and winds in the stomach, re
moving habitual eostiveness, sickness at the stomach,
dyscnteries, cholers morbus, scvere Elphp. the
summer bowel complaint in children, kc. &e. ‘
LR, ROBERTSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature's
Grand Restorative,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.) ?
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci- 1
ous medicine, for the speedy relicf and cure of all 1
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, seminal
weakness, gleets and various complaints resultiv;s 1
from sccret impropriety of youth and dissipated
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder
ate use of tea, the unskillful or excessive use of
mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to females at & certain period
of life, barrenness, &e. &c.
Dz. RoperTson’s
Patent Stomaciuck Wine Bitters,
( Price Ome Dollar.)
Those celebrated and well known Bitters are com
posed purely of vegetubles, and are particularly a
dapted for restorin&'weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite ; they are extremely serviceuble in all seasons
but particulurly so on the upprouch of warm weather,
when bilioas fevers experience such total loss of ap
petite. Jlso, a certain preventative against intermit
tent habits, agucs, d‘yuntsﬂel, &e. &e.
IR. BOBEKTSON'S
Celebrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops.
[ Price Two Dollars. |
A safe and cffectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tisin, !umhugo, stone and gravel, swellmgs and weak
ness of the {oims, sprains, bruises, and all kiuds of
green wounds~the cramp, pains in the head, fuce
and body, stiffness of the neck, chilblains, frozen.
limbs, &c.
Dr. RosrrTson’s
nfallible Worm Destroying Lozenges,
A méw. "~ highly necessary 1o be kept in all fam
ilies—price 50 cents.
DUgr. DyorT’s
Anti-Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Billious and Malig
nast Fevers., Price 25 cents—lapge boxos 50 cents
: . Dr. JYOTT s ‘
Patent lich Qintment,
For pleasantness, safcty, expedition, ease, and eer
tainty, is infinately sup :riour to any other medicine
for the eure of that most disagreeable and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box,
Dr. LTrlssorr’s .
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops,
( Price Two Dollars.)
The Vegetable Bulm of Life,
(Price One Dollar.)
The Balm of [lheria, |
Extracted from an Theria Plant, for curing defects:
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &e.
Price T'wo Dollars.
The Kestorntive Dentrifice,
Fer cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price 50 cents per box.
~ Since the sbove invalusble medicines were first
discovered upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced their huppy and salutary
effects, many of whom from the greatest debility.
DR. DYOT'T, respecttully solicits the publick to
observe that owing to the certificates of cures, per.
formed through the eflicacy of the above medicines
having become toe numerous for their insertion m a
mwsg\upcr. lie has in consequence thereof published
p: mphlets, whercin are envolled, in the most de
monstrated wnd conspicuous manner, the undeniable
fiets signed by citizens of the fust respectability,
clerFy. and menbers of the faculty ; snd are now to
be had gratis of him afid his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fiesh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of :
G. &T. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMULL W. VINSON,
ArorrEGARY, Neownort, Sent. 8
O.V Ga~iner's Wharf, sizteen Thousand CONNPC.
TICUT BRICKS, of the best quality. Enquire or
B'm. Gardner, on nn‘ Wharf. sept. 19
GENUINE PATEAT AND FAMILY
MLDICINES.
Which are celebrated for the cure of most diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prepared only by the sole pirvpirictor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandson of the late Dr. Rosentson, ¢f Edinbrug
D ROBERTSONY
FOR SALE,
NOTICE.
'I‘HE subscriber being authorized to close the un.
settled business of the lute firm of Hemry Y.
Cranston & Co. selicits thgse who are indebted to, or
have any demands against said Firm, to call and ad.
just them immediately. HENRY Y. CRANSTON.,
N. B. The Auction and Cemmission business will
in future be conducted by #. Y. Cranston, at the old
stand, No. 94, Thames-street. ~ o sept. 12,
Coparinership— [ Dissoloved
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm: of HARVEY
SESSIONS & CO. is this day by mutual consent, dis
solved. All persons indebted towuid firm are request.
ed to make immediate payment to Harvey Sestions,
who is authorized to reccive the same, and those who
have any demands against said firm, will pleuse to
present them to him and receive their pay.
JOB SHERMAN,
Lopartnership— Dissolved.
"r HE subscribers on the 6th inst, by mutual con
sent, dissolved their connexion in business, hith
erto existing under the firm of HENRY Y. CRANs.
TON & CO. HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
sept. 12. BENJAMIN WIGHTMAN.
NOTICE.
ALL persons having demands against the late firm
of * LOPEZ & DEXTER,” or the subscribers in
div Idually,are requesied to present the samd for ad
.ustment ; and persons indebted to them are inform
-L d that unless tb:z make pai'ment by the 10th of Oc
tob" next; they shall be lodged with an Attorney for
collection. SAMUEL LOPEZ,
sept. 19. HORATIO S. DEXTER.
NOLICL. ;
HENRKY BULL,
I.II\VING formed a ncw connexion in business on
on the 7ih day of July, 1809, hereby réqucs.s
ai: persons who were indebied W him previous (o that
time, (0 call and ‘Pay the same, as the accounts and
notes unsettied after the Ist of October next, will be
posiuvely putin suit at the next November coury
sepl. 12. : .
NOTICL.
THE Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all those who are indebted to
aim, by book account or note, to call and settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de
mands gfdmt bim ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further Rotice. .
He carries on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and despach, at bhis shop, No. 4, Cross street, where
every order will be punctuallg attended to, and eve
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journeymen, such as are good work.
men, may hear of employ by applying as above.
Newport, March 21.
HARVEY SESSIONS,
At his old stand, No. 125, Thames-street,
OFPBRS for sule a general assortment of DRY
GOODS, adapted 10 the season, which he is de
tevmined to sell at the most reduced prices. He will
reccive sbout the 15th inst. a great variety of New
coos, which will be worthy attention of those who
wish to purchase cheap.
He also kecps constaml{ for sale a complete ae
sortment of COTTON YARN of a g6od quality, and
as cheap as can be purchased in this state.
sept. 12. :
» - “y . - .
VV HEREAS the subscriber did 1n
the month of Ncvember, 1807, convey to
ROBERT WOODWARD, bla ksmith, a power of
Attomey to act and do all (hings apperiuining 1o
my business during my absence ; Tlus is to give
notice, that the said power of Attorney will ccase
fromtlus date. RICHARD BAILEY,
sepi. 5. '
| a NUMBER of Tracts of LAND.
| lying in the Township of MWilkesharre, in Ju
zerne County, State of Pewnylvimia. Said LAND »
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 neres: and will
be sold on the most reasonablc terms. An mdisputabie
title wiil be given. Paymeot might be made purtly
in & small vessel, countiy produce, or stock, ' may
best suit purchasers.
Por further information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Toland Republican, ot 10 the subscriber, liv g
at Groton Feiry, State of Conmersiont.
RUBLRT LATHAM,
ewport, July 24 .
v DISSOLUTION.
The connexion under the
frm of FEARING & FALRMAN, is this day dissol
ved, by mutual consent. All persons huvirg de,
mands, will please to present them for scttlement,
and those indebted are requested to make immediate
payment to RICHARD FAIRMAN, who is authoriz
ed to settle the same.
MARTIN FEARING,
RICHARD FALRMAN.
The business will be continued by RICH
ARD' FAIRMAN, at 134, Thames- Sireet, whe hus
on hand—an extensive assortment of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1810.
’I Y H F Providence Manufacturing
Company wish to employ several families of
Women and children to work m their Stone Cotron
Fuctory, in Warwick, where such ¢ncoursgement
will be given that those who are industrious and
economical may support themsélves well, wnd be
constuntly adding to their property. None need
apply but those who can be well recommended.
Those who -are disposed to be employed are request
ed ‘o make immediate application to Doct. Case, in
Newport, or to Jokn R. Piiman, the Company’s a
gent, at Providence.
ABRAHAM SHER AN,
RESPQC‘I‘FULLY informs his Friends and the
Publick, that he has commenced business in
(he store, No. 155, Thames-Street, where he is now
opeping a general and extensive assortment of
EUROPLAN axp INDIA GOODS,
comprising almost every article asually cailed for in
the Iy Goods Line,which he is determined to scll on
the wost liberal terms.
Newport, 9th mo. 18th, 1810.
gth mo. 4th. (sept. 12.) HARVEY SE3SIONS.
NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.
NEW STORE.
FOR b;\LE.
NOLICK.
NOTICE.
THE the subscriber having been ap
pointed by the Hon. Court of Prebate of the
iown of NewrorT, Administrator upon the estate of
; WILIAM GOGDDARD, X
late of said Newpores, Shi nter, decensed 5.
and having given bond accor:lg\.g; law for the faithe
ful discharge of the trust thereby committed to himg
requests all persons who are indebied to the ¢siate
of said deceased, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands against said estate, 10
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun..
Aug. 15.
NOTICE.
’I'HE Subscribers intend to come
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or tweive duys. Those parents and gunidiang
who wish their children to learn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttie, &e. are requested to wpply
imediately ; Wages will be given according to their
ages and abilities, and increascd s they encrease in
the art of W eaving.
They will immediately commence Muanufacturing
different kinds ‘of twine und lines. Wunted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
July 24. §1 EPHEN DEBLOIS.
NOTICE,
THE subscriber, having been appeinted
Executrix tothe last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
late of Little-Compton, deceased ; and has taken upos
herself thattrust, by giving bond, to the Honourabl
Court of Probate for said town, hereby gives notic®
to all persons who have demands on said Estate te
exhibit them for settlement; and all who are indbt-e
ed, ure requested to make immediste payment to
+ BETSY BROWNLLL, L£zxec’s
Little-Compton, sept. 7.
. TAKE NOTICE,
‘ N FTHEREAS Samuel Bliven, jun. of
Westerly, but now residing in Charlestown,
in Washington county, preferred a petition before the
Hon. General Assembly, at June session, 1810, for
the benefit of an act entitled * an act for the relicf
of insolvent debtors” =
This is therefore to give notice to the creditors vff
the said Samuel Bliven, jun. that they be and :;;}u
(if they shall see fit) at the next session of said Ase
sembly, to be holden at Providence, on the last Mop
day in October next, then and there to ohject to the
prayer of said petition, if they shall see fit, ;
SAMUEL BLIVEN, jun,
Charlestown, sept. 18, 1810.
Horizontal Patent Pump.
THB Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL PA
TENT PUMP, to make apd vend the same, cx
clusively for this Island, informs those " persons whé
may be inclined (o make use of the sane, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on apphe
cation to the subscriber.
. JOHN CAHOONE.
O!ﬂly‘sgg evening last, an Anchony
we ghing about 300 wt. was stolen from the
bow of the sloop Em ly, lying at the lower part of
the town- Who::e(; will give information so that
the thieves ma iscovered and rty regsined
shall receive T{'my Dullars re'u(f."z':e'l‘e’n gllan
sfor the Anchor alone. Apply to the master on board
said wloop. ~ JOHN OSBOKN,
ept. 8 .
NOTICF.
Washington, ss.~Clerk’s Cffice Supireme Ju
dicial Court, Scpe. 17, 1810,
‘N ] HEREAS Fzekiel Crandell, of
Charlestown, in the county of Waushington,
hus this day filed his petition in said Office directed
to said Court, at their next October Term, in the
county of Wuai)ngton, praying, for certain reasons
therein stated, that the Bonds of Marriage betweest
him and his wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence of Divorse decreed :
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said Expe.
rience Crandell, to be and appear (if she see fit,) z.
fore the next Supreme Judicial Court, 1 e Tolden
at South. Kingston, within and for the county ef
Wuh‘i't‘.j\on. on the second Monday ot UcluLCl L Caty
then there to shew cause, (if any she hath,) why
tne p::xer of the aforesaid pevition, ought rot to be
grnated. JAMES HELME, jun. Cle)%.
Through Brigrol and WARREN,
The Subscribers respectfully intorm the
publick, that the MAIL-STACE ruuns as follows e
Leaves Newpars, every morning [ Sundaiys
excepted] st 8 o’clock A. M- and wrives at Prov.
dence, a4P. M, Leaves Providence, every morning,
(Sundays cxc«-{;tcd) at 7 o'clock, P. M. gznd arrives in
Newport, at hulfpast 2 o'clock, P. M.—This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beantiful road where the
Passenger has a fine prospect of the river, anda
most beautiful view or the Countyy. The fare of
each Passenger is §2 und 50 cents ; and sllowed 25
Ibs. bugguge ~=Every 125 pounds, pays the same a 8
a Passeoger —All favours will be tﬁankﬁdly recav
ed und gravefully acknowledged, by the Publick's
obedient and humble servants,
- New Arrangement.
Newport and Providence Mail Line,
IS\AC FISH, mmem..} Ve
PELEG FIsH, Newport, ,
N. B. Passengers, who wish for seats iy
Newpott, are requested 1o eail at the Housa of PE
LEG PFISH, near the Stateflonse; and st the house
of ISALC FISH Provedence. scpt. 5.
‘N? ANTED—:n apprentice to the
House Carpents r's buiness. A LAD from
14 10 16 yeurs of wge, of good character, may ol
tain & situation by applying to the swhacriber, at No,
32, Brocd-street. BENJ. PITMAN, JUN.
V‘ FANTED, an ippyisice to the
House-Carpenter’s business. A 1:d f @
bout 17 or 18 yeors of age, sustaining & good chare
seter, may hear of a good situation, where every
proper cncours st will be given, on application
at the office of mhbldnd L epublicam.
scpt. &
PPRONTVICE WANTED.
APPRIENTICE WANTED.,
ANCHOR SBTOLE.Y.