The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-05 00:00:00, page 4

Alan, Ave—and when lie can cullin lisping accents,
Jather and mather !
Cora. Oh, Alonzo !—the grateful incense we must
ofler incessuntly to the godye
Alon. The gods and Rollie
Cora. You arc happy, Alonzo, are yon not ?
JAlon. Cun my dear Cora ask that quesiion ?
Cora. Then why your frequent startings in sleep
wyour evident disquictude—your involuntary sighs ?
Jdlon. Am 1 notf}orccd 10 tuke up nrms aguinst my
brethren. ..............SBhould the Spuniards
be victorious, what will become of us?
Cora We will fly to the mountains for refuge !
oAb, Fly—with an infant at your breast ?
Cora. Why not '—Do you -ulppuue a mother, when
sha flies Irom Qunger, can feel an mfunt’s weigne ¢
ALITTLE girl on Bewring that her mother had
Tt t“*'“lﬂ, sl “ dear mina, [ am so slld
thast you b e lead thatnasty suit that used to plague
wou o " ;
NOT long since, a gent'emn near Manchester,
baving occasion to see a nei: oaring friend, ealle |
at his house, and w 3 informed he was gone out. To
s.ve the troable of calling again, he expressed a
wish to see the mistress ; but she was also gone out.
't ne time should be lost, he ..q..e.:.50 to see
the voling imaster ¢ but he likewise was gone out.
Wshiag, however, not ta go withogt accomplisting
his business, on saying that he would walk in and sit
by the fire till one of them returncd, he was told by
P, indeed, siv, and you can't, for that o s gone
ow "
A COUNTRY curate remarked for his great be
nevolence and charity to all his neighbours, was go
ing on horseback in the middle of a hard trost, ten
milcs distance to do duty, ard seeing a boy sit cry
ing under a hedge with a pan and brush, with which
he had been marking the sheep, inquired the cause
of his grief, “ 1 have six miles home,” says the boy,
#2* and 1 um almost perished; I shall never reach it, 1
am sure, but die here” 'he six miles the boy had
to go huppened to lie in the {uroon‘s roud, and he
very humanely offered to let him ride behind, which
the lad wiliingly accepted,und mounted, (pan and all).
As they travelled, the parson asked him a number
of questions respecting his creed. “ Alas ! says
the boy, *“ | can neither read nor write, and Sundays
1 watch the flocks.” * More’s the pity,” says the
curate, “ I"llinstruct you us we vide, if you'll mark
me” “1 will, to be sure,” suys the boy. The cur
“ate began, and fearful the boy mignht not always at
tend him, said, every five minuies, “ mark me boy 1
“ 1 do,” says he, und gives him u stroke on the back
with the red oaker. This word was so often repent.
ed, and always complicd with on the part of the boy,
that the parson beguan to lok like a soldier. At
length being near the end of the journey, the cler
gyman says, *“ now, boy, niark me for the last time.”
“By goles, I can’tnow,” suys the boy. “ Why so "
“ Why see, I've no red oaker lefi, you've got it all
upon your back.”
ALONZO and corA, with her child.
Cora. He s he piciure of you !
Alon, OF you, rather, my love.
Cora. Nay,now Alonzo,indulge me with the pleas.
tln-c of tracing my dear husband’s likeness in his love.
' hoy !
’.m?u. But is not his hair the colour of your's !
Cara. Ah! but he has his futher’s blue eyes—
Alon. The mother’s dimples are in his smiles !
Cora. ( Kissing the chitd) Oh! he’s like you—like
Mme-—the prcture of us both ?
Alon Tae littte rogue deprives me of half yoar
embivuces-<hall’ your Kisscs 100 e
Cori. DO 1 noc kiss the father in the child !
sAlom Tl be jealous of him.
Cora. O, "tis i him «nd you Cora exists '—l
dieawrat the other night that he had cut a toothe
JAlen, That day wul be 4 merry one,
Cora. And o it will be when he can rup from me
to vau.
Ope niglit, while counting o’er bhis hoarded pelf,
With wond'rous sastisfaction to Limself,
Fig heard « knocking at his hovel-door ;-
With much reluctance from his seat he rose,
~ Thinking, no doubt, as we may well suppose,
That some poor wretch whom' poverty had led,
1o scek for dodgings in a humble shed,
Wisl'd (o repuse upon his scanty foor.
A FRENCHMAN, who had an immediate oeca
sion 10 stop under a gateway, during his stop, saw a
u sow and a brood orpnp pass him—he stood some
time admiring the diversity of the colours, &c. till he
found an opportunity of popping one under his coat,
and ranming oft withit, I'hus he attempted, but was
pursued by the ostler, who overtook and seized him
wilh the pig in his possession. He wus taken to
Bow.street and fully, committed. When the trial
came on, the circumstance of the theft being clear
ly proved, he was found guilty, and asked what he
Bad to say, why sentence should not pass ? *Me
lor, Ivill tmub{c you attendez two tree vord wvat |
sal say—l French gentleman, [no understand vat
you call de tief dis country—Mais 1 vill tell you
tout d"affiare, and you will find dat 1 am innocent.
Me lor, 1 never tiel & pig my life time.” “ Why it
was fornd on you™ * Oui, certainly, but I was take
him vid his own cons*nt.” * How do you mean
¥ Vy, ven I was see de mama pig and iis childens 1
vas ved ioueh in dove vid dem-—and dis littte pig, 1
look lus Face, I say you preay litle fellow, vill vou
come live vid me one month ! He suy & week! a
week ! 80 Ihave take him tor a week—dat’s all.”
CONTUGAL AND MATERNAL AFFECTION.
(" Frem Kotzetnue's Spaniards in Peru, Jct 11, B¢. 1.)
. FOR THE LHUDE-ISLAND REFUBLICAN.,
replhed
“ Ong of your party, clae I am belied ;
“ A Fed, upon my word=l am indeed :
* My popularity is very great
“ 1 um the * learned pig”—can spell and read ;
“ And, Sir,P've traveided throughout the State.”
“If that's the case,” the miser 1o him said,
“ You're welcome, the’ tis strew to hulf my bed.
“ Come in, sir, tuke o seate=thie news relate—
“ Pray how go politicks in your Stuteyl”
“ Ah, Sir!” the grunting visior repli’d, ‘
“ Inour town
“ We're going down,
“ With all the wealth and tal=nts on our side.”
THEODORE,
C I ENCH AND TALENTS”
ONCE, in 4 lonely cell, there liv'd immur'd,
A nan, who wealth by mfamy procur’d.
By tieft, or some still more dishonest trade, }
"I sand by many, he his fortune made
In fuct, on ev’ry thing his hands were la d.
“ Who's there 17 said Gripus—** friend,” a voice
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BENEVOLENCE INNOCENTLY ABUSED,
MISCELLANLOUS SLLLCTIONS.
LANGUAGE MISCONSTRUED.
POLTRY.
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature’s
Grand Restorative,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, us the most efficaci
ous medicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all
nervous complaints, impurites of the blood, seminal
weakness, gleets and various complaings lesultig
from secrel impropricty of youth and dmsipzs\-eﬂ
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the mmmoder
ace use of tea, the unskillful or excessive use of
maseury, wn oflen destrustive o the Laman fram:,
and diseases peculiar 10 females at a certain period
of life, barrenncss, &c. &c.
Dr. ROBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachick Wine Ditters,
~ ((Price One Dollar,)
Celeorated Stomachicr idix g dealth,
(Price $1 and 50 cenls, )
One of the most efficacions Medicines, ever ofler
ed 0 the pubiick, for the speedy rehef and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptioss, the hooping
cough, asthmas, pains wnd winds i the stomach, re
moving habitual costiveness, sickness at e stomach,
dysenteries, cholers morbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in childien, &e. &ec.
k. ROBERISON'S |
Those celebrated and well known Bitters are com
posed purely of vegetubles, und are particularly a
dapted for restoring weak consitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite ; they are extremely serviceable in all scasons
but particularly so on the approach of warm weather,
when bilious fevers expericuce such total loss of ap
petitc, JAlso, & certain preventative against intermit
tent habits, agues, dysentaries, &c. &c.
R. ROBERTSONS
CENUINE PATENT AND FAMILY
MENDICINES.
Which are celebrate . for the cure of most diseases
to whizh the numan body is liable.
Prefared only by the sole pirofivietor
. W.DYOTT, M. D,
Grandson of he lute Dr. RoserTsox, of Edinburg
ALS O From Hurtford Manyfactory,
Two cases supeifine Beaver HA'TS, of the latest
fashions and best ?mlity. wurranted not to crack or
fade. Youths’ and Mens’ felt, camel hair and piated
Hats. They will sell felt :nd plated Huts by the
box, at the Mawufuctory prices. Nov. 14.
For cleansing, whitening, und preserving teet heth
and gume. Price 50 cema per box.
Since the above im'aluabf: medicines were first
discovered wpwards of Sewen Nundred Thousana
Lersons have experienced their happy and salutary
eflects, many of whom from the greatest debility.
DR. DYOTT, respectiully soiicits the publick to
obscrve that owing to the certificates of cures, per
formed through the cfiicacy of the above medicines
having become toe numerous for their insertion in a
newspaper, he has in consequence thereof published
pamphlets, whetein are emolled, in the must de
monsirated and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
facts signed by citizens of the first respectability,
clergy, snd members of the fuculty ; and are now to
be had gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fresh meiy of the #ove Mcdicines, for sale,
at the storc o
Arornscarr, Newpoit. Sept. 8.
One case best i-lﬂi’ilvﬁ"fubbnubl'c PATENT E
LASTICK SILK HATS., g y
Celebrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops,
[ Price Two Dollars. )
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swellings und weuk
ness of the d’oinu, sprains, biuises, and all kiuds of
green wounds—the cramp, puins an the head, fuce
and body, sufiness ol the neck, chilbiains, frozen
limbs, &c.
Almanacks, for 1811,
which they will sell, by the groce, dozen, or single,
as cheap as can be purchased from the Publishers.
“They have also, received a large assort
ment of SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONARY,
which they can scll 10 wholesale cuscomers from the
country and others, at very reduced prices, vis
85 reams Foolscup, MNo. raphy ;
1 and 2 Writing Paper ; | Columbian Orators ;
20 do Philadelphia Let- | American Poceeptors ;
ter Paper ; Adums’s History of New-
Best demy do. England, abridged, for
Webster's am‘ Alden’s schools ;
First,Second,and Third | Testaments ; school Bi-
Parts ; bles ; .
Daboll’s snd Pike’s Arith- | Dictionaries ; Mnrray’s
meticks ; Grammar,lntroduction,
Morse’s abridged Geog- | Reader and Sequel.
‘They oficr for sale Playing Cards, by the
groee, dozen or single pack—Seuman’s Books, of ev
ery kind in use~Family BIBLES, with and without
plates.
Is furnished with un extensive assortment of HATS
of every quality wnd price, from the best Amcrican
Manufactory.
Intallible Worm I:stroying Lozenges,
A medicine highly necessary 10 be keptin all fam
ilies—price 50 cculs.
Lr. Dyorr’s
Anti-Biwus Oills,
For ngaaantncos. safety, expedition, ease, and cer
tainty, is infinately superiour to any other medicine
for the eure of thatémost disagreeable and tormen
ting disorder TUE ITCH. Piice 50 cents per box
Dr. Lissorr’s
Celedrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops.
G.&T.RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUREL W, VINSON,
For the preventiou and curve of Bilious and Malig
sant Fevers. Price 25 cents—lurge boxes 50 cents.
Lr. Dyorrs
Patent lech Ointment,
Pxtracted from an Iberia Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &e.
Price Two Dollars.
WANTON & RATHBONE,
H AVF received Bickerstaff’s Rhode
= Island Farmer’s,Clergyman’s ard Clergyman’s
Munor - $
" - P . “a CERE” B
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p '4' N t k 2 bIS
R X Py PN 10 g i /
J " ) i PN .lOAW "r{ | .“‘O4 *‘l- “",'; ;&"ﬁ
. ' ot SRR Al PRRE ' T BT o
( Price Two Dollars.)
The Ve c;icmbk' Balm of Life,
(Price Gne Dollar.)
The Badm of [boria,
ALMANACKS FOR 1811.
The Kestorative Dentrifice,
D=r. RoßerTson’s
THE HAT STORE
JUST RECEIVED,
Including many rarve and viluable, and a
very considerable number of late and interesting
Publications, all of which they will sell at very hb
eral discounts, say from 20 to 50 per cent. deduction.
Persons desirous of purchasing Books for privaie or
social Libraries, have now an opporiunidy of scleet
ing from a collection as valuable us can L- found in
New. York or Baston, and of purchasing at less than
the wholesale prices in either place. Several hun
dred Volumes of inported and American Hooks
which have been read, but not injurcd, will be soid
at about one half their original vulue.
They also offer tor sale their Providence
Circulating Library.
Consisting of some thousands of Volumes, mostly
hmdon publications, now scarce and valuable. The
sortment of History, Magazines and Pluys is com
plete, and of Novels ind Romances, is more exten
sive than can be found in any Library in America,
The Books e in good order for civenlation, und will
he sold at about one half their origina value.
Persons wishing for a Catalogue, or the
terms, will please to apply in the course of ten duys.
Their present stuck of new and elzgunt
Paper Hangings and Borders,
of the latest patterns, are also offered for sale, lower
by 50 per cent. than they have usually been sold in
this state.
Persons having demands aguinst Waziton
& Rathbone, will please to present the same for ad
justment, and all persons indebtled to to them, or to
George Wanten,aie requested o call and settle their
accounts, as a speedy adjusiment of accounts has
become indispensuble. Nov. 21
WiI.LIAM LOVIE,
H:\ VING commenced tte HAIR.
DRESSING Buisiness, solicits the patronage
of lis friends und the publick. The wimost atten
tion will be paid to his customers, whose favours
will be gratefully acknowledged.
He has just received from Roston, a great
variety of Perfumery, which, with other articles u.
sual in his line, he will sell on moderate terms.
Oct. 3.
WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
Ao, 70, Thames-sireet,
PIA\'E just received a lurge additional supply of
promnongery, Hard- Ware and Cut
lery—aund now offer for sale an assortment unnsually
extcnsive. They have on hand as usual, a complete
assortmient of Nuils—ulso sheet Lead, sheet lvon,
steel of vurious Kinds, cast iron Stoves, Shovels and
Spacies, &e. ke.
Lakewise—an assortment of Swedes IRON,
October 3
WILLIAM S. N. ALL AN,
No, 8, Long-Whar/, - Has for sale,
A Quantity of Ship and Cabin Bread, of the
first quality ; Baltimore and Aleyandria Flour ;
Molusses, Gin and Rum, per hhd. or bLbl.; Ginger
and Pearl-Ash, wholesale :nd retail ; an assortment
of Teas, by the chest or dozen pound ; a quantity of
Tile, suitable for ovens ; with a general assortment
of West-India Goods and Grocerics. Also—
-6000 bunches and 200 bushels ONIONS,
cheap for cash or approved eredit. Oct. 24.
HAVB this day received, and sre now opening
their BOOKS from (he Providence Library —-
07" Persons _v'nhinf to put chuse Books, at about one
half the price usually charged, will please call inuwe
diately. nov. 21.
ARE forming some new Arrange
ments which ecompel them to close their Es
thalishmemts in Providence and Newport. They
will thercfore sell their present stock of BOOKS, at
very reduced prices. The assortment is extensive,
consisting of some thousands of \'olumcs' of
History, biography, Voyages, Iravels,
Horizontal Patent Pump.
T,HE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZON IAL PA
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clusively for this Island, informs those persons whe
may be inclined to make use of the same, that they
may be scen, and their principle exhibited on apph
cation to the subscriber.
FO W LA;\B & LDLY,
No. 71 and 73, Thames-street, Have for sale,
A Few pipes Counrry Gin 5 20 hees
of Butter, suitable for family use ; 10 boxes
souchong Tea; with a general assortment of Groce
ries, as usual Oct. 31.
TAKI-‘.N in payment for BOOTS and SHOES, at
104, THAMES-STREET.
CHARLES COGGESHALL.
Oct. 17, 1810.
New Feather Beds & Feathers
I IVE Geeseand Fowl FE A'THERS.
-4 and Feather Beds, from 20 to 45 doilars, kept
constantly tor sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
Av. 2, Charles-sreet.
Newport, March 2, 18:0.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the publickin general that he has remov.
ed from Wickfe d, to Newport, into the House |ately
built oy Wirrnrax Muwrorp, Neo. =, NMill-atrees,
where he intends to keep a Grocery-Store and Pub
lick Mouse, for the accommodation of any Lady aor
Gentleman, that may pleasé to call on hiw.
Newpert, April 25, 1810.
American Hotel.
WANTLD—-—an apprentice to the
House-Carpenter’s buiness. A LAD from
14 to 16 years of age, of good character, may oß
tain a situation by applying to the suhscriber, at Vo,
M, Broad-sireet. hﬂ. PITMAN, JUN.
WANTON & RATHLBONE,
APPRENTICE WANTED.
WANTON & RATHBONE,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
BERIAH ELDRED.
we. &%c. e,
JOHN CAHOONE.
THE Subscribers having formed a con.-
nexion in business, under the firm of LOPEZ &
FAIRMAN, in the Dry Goods line, will have to offer
an cxtensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Gouds,
at their store, No. 154, Thumes-street.
JOSHUA LOPEZ.
KRICHAND FAIKMAN,
’I "HE Subscribers tend to com
mence the Weaving of zll kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, st their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or twelve dar. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children to learn the art of Weaving
with the Flying shuttle, &c. are requested to a&riy
imediately ; Wages will be given according to their
uges and abilities, and increased as they encrease in
the art of Weaving.
They will immediately commence Munufactwing
different kinds of twine and lines, B unted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY,or :
STEPHEN DEBLOIS,
LUTHER & STALL,
in Charleston, Seuth Carelina, and as they intend de.
voting their attention te the Commission Business
The mterest of those who may employ them will be
promoted and attended to with punctuality and des
patch. GILFS LUTHER.
TIHHOMAS D. STALL.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1810.
AL BSTATL—-¥or SALE.
’ I YHE Subscriber offcrs lor sale, his
House and Lot, together with a large Ceach
House and lurge Stable, the largest and bost in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House. )
" The above property will be sold reasonable, and st
accommodating terms.
THE the subscriber having been ap
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
town of Newrporr, Administrator upon ge estate of
* WILIAM GODDARD,
late of said Newport, Ship-Carpenter, deceased
and having given bond according ‘o law for the faithe
ful lischarge of the trust thereby chumatted to him,
requests 1l persons who xre indebted to the esiate
of said deceased, to make immediate nayment, and
those who have any demands against suid estate, 0
exhibit them to him. :
GILES LUTHER, of Charleston, (8. C.)
returns his thanks to his friends, who have cia
pioyed him with their business in the Comanission
Line, hoping that his attention, punctuality and des
patch in their business has met their approbation,
and merits a continuance of the same,
He also informs his friends and the publick in gen.
eral, that he has lately formed a connexion in busi.
ness with Truomas D. Stary, which will' be coa
ducted under ‘he Firm of ke, ,
WILLIAM BENNET,
ate of Newport, mariner, deccased, having givea
bonds according to law for the faithful dischurge of
the trust reposed in her, requests all persons huving
any demands against said estate, to exhibit them for
scitlemet,to
EDWARD L.\NDERS,} Commisionere.
JOHN TILLINGHASNT, o
And all persons indebted to said estate, are called
puon jo make immediate payment to
SALLY BENVET, Administratriz.
Newport, Oct. 3. 1810, "
THE subscriber having been duly appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the towna
of Newport, Administrator to the estate of
: JOHN G. MAWNEY, s
THOMAS ARNULD.} Counisoitvire,
N. B. All persons indebted to suid Estate, are re<
quested to make immediate payment to
NOTICF. is herehy given to the €reditors
of GEORGE S"ENCER,EsqJate -East-Gicen
wich, deceased, represented insoivent, that a further
time of two months from the 29th day of Scptember
lust, i 8 allowed them to exhibit their claims to vs,
the subscribers, who are appointed Commissioners
thereon by the Court of Probate of the town of Eosts
CGreenwich : That they will attend at the Dwelling-
House of Joun G. Mawney, in Warwick, on every
Suwurday, at 2 o’clock, in the afternoon,
WE the subscribers, being appointed Ly
the Supreme Judicial Goust, holden at New
port,on the sth March, 1810, Assignees of ilie Es
tate of
JOHN S. HAMMOND,
of Newport aforvesaid, House-Carpenter, to whema .
the bewefit of the Insolvent act passed A. D. 1756,
has been granted—hereby notify the Creditors of the
said Hummond, 1o exhibit their respective demands
to them, within nine months from the date aforesaid
or they will be ?nclmled.—l'ensom indebted to said
Hammend, are called npon to meke immediate paye
ment. JONATHAN WILSON,
EDWARD SSIITH. }
THOMAS BUSH, Jssignees.
Newport, Nov. 14, 1810.
late of Newport, deceased ; and having given bord
according to law, for the faithful discluige of the
trust thereby committed to him, requests all per
sons who wre indcbted to the Estate of said decess
sed, to make immediate payment, and those who
have any demands aguinst said Estate, o exhibit
them to him. DANIEL DENHAM, Jr.
Nov. 14 . Adminietrator.
Tﬂ:\T pleasantly situated HOUSF,
Xo. 11, Prospect Hil}y formerly occupied by
capt. Joserit Baxen, Sa'ol House contains cvery
necessary accommodation : wel of gnod water, gur.
den, &ke. ke. For further purticnlars, app!y to
Oct. 31, JUSEPH RRIGES.
THB Subseriher having been appointed by the
Hon . Court of Probate, of the town of New
port, Administrator n&rm the Estate of
SUSANNAL BUTTS, ¥
July 24.
Newnert, nev, 21,
Julv 18.
Aug. 15
THOMAS FRY. Jdministrotor.
HANNAH SPENCER, Admincsiratris,
Foast-Greenwich, Oct. iB, 1810.
COPARTNERSHIP.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
TO BE LET,
NOTICE.
NOTCE.
NOTIUL.
NUOICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
JAMES PLERRY.
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