The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-04-25 00:00:00, page 4

New Feather Beds & Feathers.
Ll.\;l; Greese ;ng' Fowl FEATHERS,
' Aﬂkth.hi\’l BARKFER, :
‘Newpor, March 21, 1810,
,IﬁF ORM the publick that they have opened
* a Shoe-Store, No. 143, Thames-street, where they
have, and intent keeping a constant supply of Shoes
of almost ov,crxt::cription, as cheap as can be pur.
ehased at til)y in Newporg,
D. RO m sull carries on the Boot and
Shoe-making s at his shop No.2,Barney-street
where orlﬁleuhr attention wlil be paid to thay direc
tions of his former customers and other.
Newport, 11th of 4th mo. 1810.
When from the mthu;lvmln‘ slow,
A form of beauty t my eye,
T auw her tears in t flow,
And from her lips muny a sigh.
"T'was Spring—she view'd with shrinking fear
_ Thefrozen stream, the barren plain, et
The jo vale, and forest drear,
Press'd ath the Vyrunt’s reign,
And oft she stopt and look’d behind,
With wistful eye to southern fic lds,
Where v:a:e- arc round the greed oak twin'd,
~ And every grove its musick yiclds.
But fatez commands must all obey,
And still advanc’d the weeping fuir,
While every sigh that fore’d its way, -
Pour'd heavenly fragrance on the air.
And soon she notic’d with surprise,
That wheresoc’er her tear drops fell,
Straighyway the sweetest flowers would rise,
And Lloom as though by magick spell.
J
Plews’d with the light, she ruiv’d ber eyes,
Tht long were fix’d wpon the ground,
. No tempest foul deform’d the skies,
But peace und Benuty smil’d around !
“The frozen stream, the barren plain,
The joyless vale, the forest drear,
Hadj lost the gloom of Winter's reign,
wl left the renovated year, by
(v soft delight the change she view'd,
And heard sweet warblers sing their loves ;
ripping the dew her course ersu’d,
And bounded light thro' vales und groves.
Nor knew herself to be the power,
That C‘O“h'r? with joy euch hill and daule,
Give heulth and sweetness to the hour,
And all its fragrance Lo the gule,
f D aum—
PROM THE LADIES' MONTHLY MUSEUM.
( Edited ty a society of Ladies in Londen.)
i A
___ Made of the best paterials,
Gentlemen’s Beaver, Casior, and Plated
PHAT, of all shapes and sizes. Childrens’ HATS,
& great variety.
The publick will find it for their interest to call at
the above store—where they will find Hats of eveuy
rice, on the lowest terms. April 11.
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
I‘SFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opened a small assort
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, com-
Prising, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper-=foclscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 w 25 cents, per bunch ;
Pocket Books, from §3 to §4 each ;
) ‘WMM, an u;tl)'rtment;
‘ mmon Tubles ;
- Beales and Dividers ; '
Ink Stands, Scaling Wax ;
m&xeo. Walfers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ;
a Soap ;
- Black L.a Pencils, &e. &e. &e.
Besides a Vuﬁotioﬁrﬁcleo too numerous to mention.
ALSO,FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and a constant supply of the eelebrated three
slit metalick Steel Pens—all which will be sold at the
‘Bostan retailing prices.—CALL AND SEE.
~ Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thumes-Street,
Newport, April 10uh, 1810.
Hat Store, 91, 7bames-streit.
BIENJ. & S. G. WEAVER,
HAVE justrreceived from N. York,
a great variety of |
H A TS,
Bid them be chaste, be innocent like thee :
Bid them in beauty’s sphere as meckly move;
‘And if 9o far, from vanity, us free,
~ As firm in i'riend"hip, and ?nlﬁlmd in 'w'h:. !
though 'tis an awful thing to die
Tc‘ll:l:e'u’l Dvone wl:ha-)-yet the dr'::sud path oncetrod
‘Meav'n lifts its everlasting portals high, /
Aad bids the pure in heart behold their God. /
The following EC"ZA being reckoned ene of the moast
beantiful in ¢ nglish language, it is presumed
that ot will be anacceptable trew’ in the Literary ban
guit. It is te be seen in the Bristol Cathedral, and is
frum the pen of the yfectionate husband of its lamen
ted object.
TAKE, holy earth, all that my soul holds dear;
Tuke that best gift which hedv'n so lately gave ;
To Bristol’s fount 1 bore, with bembling care,
Her faded form :—-she bow’d totaste the wave,
And di’d '~=Does Joouth. does beauty read the line ?
Does oy:pothe k fear, their breats alurm !
Speak, dead Maria ! breathe a straim divine ;
.E'en from the grave theu shalt have power to
BENEATH the leafless oak 1 stood,
And listened to the moaning blast ;
The Nlﬂnﬁ:f the distant flood,
Told of the storm that now was past.
~ David Rodman § Co.
New Stationary Office.
New Shoe-Store..
Poctry.
ODE TO SPRING,
R UNAWAY from the Subscriber.
on Sunday ni &n indented lp::nﬁee.
by the mmeh - o{ lf:‘ﬂh:'smu::u“ i‘d;“ap
prentice . t N‘Lhdxhn, s
about l9mnoa.‘ He on when he.m a
way a dark out side coat. Whoever will secure
the said bny.oo&:‘"l can obtain him again,
shall receive ONE AR reward, but no char
o tm{h( ith ::d Ro punh. g
the u‘:.‘.‘. ANDREW NICHOLS, jm.
trust or w yon of
South-Kingston, 26th of the 3d mo. 1810.
At a very numerous special geheral mecting
of the menbers of the Provipence Murvat
Fine Issvrance ComPaxy, holden st the Couwrsr
House, in Providence, on Mnndu&'tbc 206th of Marck,
1810, at 2 o'clock, P. M. JOHN DORRANCE,
Esq. Chairman—WlLLlAM LAKNED, Secretary.
Vated, Asthe opinien of this Company, that the
story circulated by JMr. Joseph Lawrence, that the
Board of Dirc‘?an had passed a Vote to exclude
citizens from their office, is not founded in fact.
Whereas various accusations and imputations a.
gainst the Divectors, Trustées and Treasurer of this
Company, have been pn:hpapted and circulated in
K:inted-ﬁmd-bills and otherwise, and this Comm
ving fully investiguted the same, and finding' the
not founded in fuct, Jtis Voted and chhm{ That
the conduct of said Directors, Trustees and Treasurer
be approved, and that the thanks of the Company
be ptesented to siid Directors, Trustees and Treus«
urer, for their faithful attention to the interests of the
Company ; and that this Resolution be published ir.
all the papers printed in the State,
Voted, That the state of the Treasury be publish.
ed with the above vote, for the information of the
Mcmbers.
I certify that the above is a true copy frem the
minutes,
Wirriam Larnen, Secretary.
Provipesce MuruaL LFIRE<INSURANCE
CoMPANY in cccount current with Tuomas 5.
Wesn, Treasurer.
* DR.
10, Jan, 3.
amount «f sundry bills, orders,
dividends and return premiumns,
paid by order of the Board of '
Directors and Trustees, from the
3d of January, 1809, to the 2d of '
January, 1810, as per account of
particulars in the company’s book,
and vouchers on file, Dols. 1760 35
Balunce in hand, carried to new account,* 2252 02
Dols. 3992 37
CR.
1810, Jan. 3.
By balance in hand, as per account stated and
settled Jauuux' 3, 1809, Lols. 1882 69
By cash reccived from January 3,
1809, to January 2,181 V, as per
account of particulars in the
Compmy’u Eookn, Dals. 2109768
Dols. 3992 37
There are also owned by the Company five shaics
in the exchange bauk.
Respectfully submitted by
I'nomas 8. Wesn, [reasurer.
We the subscribers, boing a Comutie, appoinied
by the Board of Directors of We Frowdence Nutual
Fire-Insurance Company, to examine the accounts of
the Treasurer for (he year, 1809, do. Rejporty That
we have carefully examined the detwils, whereof the
above general account is an übstract, and compured
the samne with the several notes and vouchers, aind
find them correct ; and thut there is a balancein the
hands of the Treasurer of two thousand two hundred
and thirty-two dollurs and two cents ; und also, the
deposit notes above stated, wgether wich the evidence
of owm-rshit, of five shares in the Stock of the Ex
change Bank.
STEPHEN TILLINGHAST, } Camipgioe.
JOHUN DORRANCE, .
Providence, January 1, 1810. ‘
-
Providence, 2d lat Mo. 1810.
As an Audi' of the Corporation, I have examined
3nd pass this account, agreeable to the Bourd’s Au
it. '
MOSES BROWN, .Auditor.
* The whole of the above bulance is placed out at
an interast of six per cent, per unnum.
e e e e O et .~ e O
NU FICE s hereby given o the
Creditors, to the Estate of
JOHUN DAVENPORT, “
late of Tyverton, deceased, Represented lmolven%
that Six Months from the Date K:coﬁ are allowed
them to exhibit their Cluims to the Subscribers, wno
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the Hon,
Court of Probate ¢f the Town of U¥verton, that they
will attend, at the Dwelling-House of JEKEMIAH
DAVENPORT, in Tiverion, on the last Saturday of
April, June and August nexi, at 2 of the clock in
the afternoon.
_ HOLDER ALMY, Compuia®
JOHN WILLOX, } oy
N. B. All persons Indebted 1o the Estate are re
quested to make immediate h’»ymc:m to
JEREMIAH DAVENPOWY, Jddministrator.
Tiverton, March 16, 1810,
e e e -l et el . Al
N OTICE 15 hociny given w 0 Uk
Creditors of the estate of
"WILLIAM HiLME,
late of Newport, deceascd, represented insolvent ;
that three months longer, (from the lst oi Murch,
1810.) are aliowed them to exhibit thar clanins to
the Subscribers, who are appointed Commissioncis
thereon by the Hon., Court of Probate for the town
of Newport, ; and that, for the purpose of receiv
ing them, they will attend at their respective dwei
lings within said time.
DANIEL DENHAM, jun.
SAMUEL STERNE.
All persons indebted to the übove esia ¢, either
by Note or book-account, are requcsted to make im
mtdiate payment to
JOB TOWNSEND, Erecutor,
Newport, March, 4, 1810.
e ———————————————————-———
NOTICk., |
‘ N 7 E .(ht‘ Subscribers having heen ap.
: pointed by the Court of Probate of the
own of Westerly, in the county of Washi Com
missioners to reccive and examine the Cl:{n'\?’ e
he estate of e
it ﬁ‘kl'llMEl,l.\ CHAMPLIN,
ate of said MWegterly, deceased, Represented Insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that ai::!omhs from the
date hereof are allowed to the creditors of the said’
et riag o prove thelr e dhims
- esu ribers at . :
lings within th;- time a!'m'caaid.t NE TR G
OHN CRross "
& JESSE .\nmsi)x,jm} Commis's.
persons indebted to estate :
to make immediate ‘:i:, are requested
’ 3“-"'?5""“ GAVIT, Administrotor,
Westerly, Feb. 26, 1810.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.
\\\ A'\L\ l .l.ll"
“WO THOUSAND YARDS of
Tow Cloth, for which the highest price will
given by
NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. 109, Thames-Strees.
be Newport, April 4, 1810.
¥ WANTLED, '
"I O hire immediately, : Room in a cen
tral part of the town, suitable for a private
School. Any person having such an one, and who
wishes to let it, may find an occupant, by applying at
this office.
Also,~-Wanted to hire, one or two Rooms, furnish
ed, in « central und convenient part of the town, for
the use of a Gentleman and l.:ur. Those who have
conveinent apartments to let, wil{be pleascd to anply
a 8 shove.
Newport, April 4, 1810,
SECOND-HAND CHAISE.
FOR SALE, a Second-Hand Chaise
and Marn=ss. Inquire of
WALTER NICHOLS.,
o ‘ IEL SWEET & Co. was dissolved by mutunal
consent on the 19th inst. All persons indebt.
Wl to s.id fum either by Beok-Account or Note, ure
pecfuliy solicited to call on 'NATHANIEL
SYEET, No. 109, Thcmes-Street, whois empowered
togettle 1o sume, otherwise however disagreeuble
tohis fec linzs, he will be compelled to lodge them
Nges gnd Accounts, in the hands of an Atterney for
co c‘cm, after the 10th day of June next. All
thde having demands aguinst said firm, will please
“eaMwd reccive their dues.
Nepport, March 28, 1810.
|
NOTICE.
¥ HE Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all those who are indebted to
hitg by book account or note, to cull and _settle the
satfe, to enabic him to mee:. those who huve de
m#ds against him ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
wifout funber notice.
e carnies on the Biacksmith business
ashsual, in all its various branches, with neatness
despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Cross street, where
ry order will be puncm,alg' attended 10, and eve
rifavour gratefully acknowedged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, Mareh 21.
S A el astents.
5 STACKHOG SIS
C NEW INVENTED)
PATENT CHURN.
YHis Chaen wiill work much ewsier thun the come
mon one ; besides, it has the advantage of col
«cting the butterin rolls ; it may also be mude to any
ize, 80 as to churn any quautity the possessor ma
3sh; and it may be fixed in such a manner as to wor{
ither by hand, water, wind, or any other power.—
wod Cream has often been churned into the best
Rutter, b:' this excellent und simple muchine, in eight.
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls,producing
an eighth of the wbole" butter than in the com
mon way. ’
*.* The above Churn may be had of BaTemaw
Moxro, in Portsmenth, or Roserl & NICHOLAS
Lawron, No. 61 Spring-Street, Newpert,
Angust 5
March 14.
. .
- Benjamin Colman,
FPHi n)'IUIJ.fVU SUKGLON,
INFORMS ihe whabitants ol New:
cn and its viecinity, that he has tuken lodgings
at the House of Mrs. CorrrerL, and ofiers his
services us a Pructitioner.—Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Newport, Janvary 17, 1810.
louKis N\JTICE,
‘\/ lLlal.’\ i\‘ l)l:a H l{c t‘o,
Resprectyuily injorme his Jriends, und the pub
lick in gcneral,
HAT he contmucs keeping e TAV.
A ERN at his house in the village of Wickford,
Valt of JNorth-Aingsteren, next door 1o Puavie TiL
LINGHAST, Esq. where the greatest aitention wil
be paid to those who m:{cpkm to favour him with
A compan) , and may depend on having the smull.
-8 fuvowr Frn tefully ucknowlcdyed.
I The Louse may be well known by ‘its end front.
mj the strect, and the sign of & Bunch of Grapes.
Woekfor !, (K. 1) Oct. 25, 1899.
JOB THURSTON, :
INFORMS his friends, and the Pub
lick that he has taken the House formerly occu
picd by Mis. SToppARrD, on Seephen’s-W harf, which
he intends 1o improve for the purpose ef accomn od.-
tng his fiicids with Boarding, Lodgirg anu Enter
taicment. His friends in the Narraginset country,
vill receive Lis thunks for former petronage ; and the
simaullest favour will I€ceive every attention,
Newpory, April 4, 1810, ‘
BEAS FOR SALE,
On the m st reasonale terma, o
A QUANTITY of Ship andd Cibin
‘ Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
‘he first quality; Molasses by the gullon ; coarse
nd blown s«lt by the bc.be{; Ginger and Pearl
'sh by retail - ..ai., Mystick Tyle by the dozen, und
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred ; Hops by e
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheut Bran by the bushel ; Coal by the bushel,
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, made of
Pipe clay, svitable for ovens. August 50, 1809,
AOVOAUINERSHL Y RMEL WL
emmage
Lopex & Dexter,
NFOR M e Fublick, Vhat pursvant
to late Notice, they have taken into Co-Partner
slip Mr. GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and that
m uture their business will be conducted under the
Figm of LLOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES.
They offer their servicesin the Auction and Com
-Ifission line, and hope to merit the confidence of those
o may think proper to favour them with consign-
WONts,
Cush will Le liberslly advanced on Gsods deposited
r publick or piivate sale. |
LOPEZ & DEXTER
GEORGE MILES, jun.
‘ Newport, April 4, 1810.
GODTFREY WENWOOD.
G Tadts LAST GAados.l
S
HE Co-Partici-hip of Nagnan.
A GOOD workmen st the above businecs
mey bear of employment, on applcie
tun at this office.
J ourneyman Cabinet Maker
THAT VALUAKLE ESTAT E,
J\.O. 112, & 115, Thames Strge'f,
NO\V occupid by Charles €. Jdos.
, kine & Co. The Lot messures 45 feet, on
Thames street, and 100 on Chwrch elreet, with « store
on it. The Honse has nine rooms on a Floor, with
agood Well of water at the dopr. For terms ap
ply to
. THOMAS HOWLAND.
Jen.
TO LET,
ONE half that lurge and commodions
Dwelling-House, pleasantly situated on 7770/ .
Mﬁ?ﬁ-tl’!ﬂ, next south of Mr. ‘l!non AS Rosinsow.
The house is in good ‘epair, and is weil exlen'a: ed
for two families, and vontains the wsual convenience s
and accommodations.
For further particulars apply to
MERIBETH EASTON.
N. B. T'wo or three steady Borders, may be ac
commodated at Mis. Eas:ox’s house.
Newport, March 14, 1810.
' I ‘HE. HOUSE now occupied by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No .11,
Pelicm-street. Possession may be had by the 15th of
May. sasssans AIBOY cersies
That new and well finished House, one door west
of thlc above. Posscssion may be had by the first of
April. : '
$ FOR SALE,
THE Sloop AUKGLEA, New-
York packet, burthen £2 tuns, builtin
' this town, and of good matelinis un
der the inspeetion of the owners. Any person be
ing inclined to purchase, nay know the wims, by °
applying to
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE.
N. B. The sbove mentioned packet will ply be
tween this place and New-York, &3 usnal, untii sold
‘ ALSO, TO SELL OR LET,
Store No. 15, on Bannistey’s-Wharf. lmluire as at
bove. Jah April 11,
THAT pleasant situation South of the
Brick-Market, about 60 feet on Thames-street’
extends about 400 feet west, with a small Wharf
There are two lurge and very commodious Dwellin
Houses, one fronting on Thames-street, No. 177 ani
179, with two convenient Shops in front ; the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families,
Newport, September 13, 1809.
Aiso~The Masts, Spars, Sails, Riging, Stores.
&c su.table for a single decked Brig, of 110 or 115
tuus or a high or double decked Brig of 120 or 139,
tuns.—Apdly to CONSTANT TABER.
Avt @ e 10
TH AT pleasanly sitnated HOUSE,
and LOT, now occupied by the Subscriber,
No. 8, Prospect-Hill, with a Yurd, Garden, wood well
of wuter, &c. “The House is completely finished.—
For further particulars, apply to
TIrfUMAS HUDSON.
Jan. 17.
About 31 acres of excellent LAND lying
on the main road and being about one half mile from
town ; the same being the property formerly owned
by Epwarr Simmons, Esq deceased.
Y'or tgrms and particulars, apply to |
EDWARD SIMMONS
Broad-strect, Newport,
Newport, March 7, 1810.
THE House and Lot at the North part
of Eaaston’spoint, lately occupied by the Rev
Mr. Bradley.
A DWELLING-HOUSEand LOT
situated on Spring-sireet, a little south of Mr,
sSiepnen Desrors’s. The Lot is butted Easterly
on Sprmg-street, 65 feet, and Northerly, on Dennison
street, (luid out, and to be opened from Thames
street to Spring-street,) one hundred and twelve feet.
The house, five years old, is well Euilt, with a good
ouk frame, planked with inch and a quarter plank,
and. covered with ceder shingles.
For terms enquire o%‘
Newport, March 7, 1810.
FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
House and Lot of Land, in Thames-Street, next
north but one of the Brick-Market. The lot is 52
feet on Thames-street, and 535 feet back, with a
large yard, an excellent Garden, and a good well of
water, that is never dry. The House is large and
convenient, and in complete repair, and is a most
excellent stand for a publick house, having two
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chaite
House, and a Shed, upwards of 100 feet long.
The übove estute may be bought at a very great
barguin. For terms, apply to the subscriber in
Broud.street. ISAAC STALL
Newport, Feb. 28, 1810.
FOR SALE
¢ ’
A Valua e HOUSE LOT, 40 by
41 feet, with the Shop thereon standing, in
1 humes-Street, opposite Josepn Cozzen’s Hatter’s
Shop. The Shop on said Lot is 12 feet by 24, well
luthed and plaistered.
Also—a small Shop adjoining my dwellin'g-housc.
and the Newport Bank,on the north sidc of Washing+
ton-Square.
Also—u Farm, sitnated in the town of Charlestown,,
containing about 100 acres of Land, well proportion
ed with meadow, pusture, and wood land.
My Dwelling House, in Hashington-Square, ut the
foot of the P.rxde, on the north side.
Fei further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jan. 17, 1810.
__ For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newport, Feb 28, .810. ’
FOR SALE, OR TO LLT:
VALUABLE SI'AND.
TO Bh Ll
TO LT,
FOR SALE,
UL SALE,
FOR SALw,
T 0 LET,
JOSEPH ALLEN.
NOAH BARKER.