The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-04-17 00:00:00, page 4

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THE AMERICAN PATHIONS PRAYZR, - ‘
BY THOMAS PAINS, Esq written in the year, 1775
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PARENT of all omuipotent,
In heav’n and earth below, |
Thro’ all creation’s bounds unspent,
Whose streams of goodness fow. ‘
Teach me to know from whence 1 rose, -
And unto what design’d;
No private aims let me protou,
Since link’d with humean kind, 6o
But chief to hear l? country’s voice,
% May all my M’ v incline,
*Tis reasgn’s law, "Us virtue’s choice,
"Tis nature's.call und thine.
Me from fair freedom’s sacred cause,
ket nothing ¢'er divide ;
Grandeur, nor gold, por vain applause,
Let mie notfaction’s partial hate
L Pursus @ihisTand’s woe,
" Wor grasp Use Shusd ':.f‘htﬂl“o '
’h e 4 "m‘ to q_u,;t;wrong.
hgle to serve the 1 throng,
The r b lines are from the pen of an }
A by ";‘l"lbli’a? M‘co':;. prob::ly.
tien wi | bis recent voysge from London
. ﬁ i .’ " are cxtnctc(f from the Port
, M"% &Qoui‘dn, moon-beam’s smile,
Yon livtle hillow heaves its breust, '
bns and sparkles for a while,
_ , Ahien subs.des to rést,
N g 7, -
man,.the sport of bliss and care,
Rises on time's eventful se,
And having swell’d a monient there,
Then melts into eternity.
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Llat Store, 91, 7hames-street,
BENJ. & 8. G. WEAVER,
H 2V just received from N. York,
a great "'kﬁ of
- iATS,
Made g the best materials. |
Gentlemen’s ‘Beaver, Casior, and Plated
HATS, of 4l ¢ and sizes. Childrens’ HATS,
lq:'::l ¥ : :
publick will find it for their interest to call at
he above storeswwhere they will find Hats of every
orice, on the lowest terms, April 11..
2 ELg ) b Ay .
Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 118, THAMES-8T sk ity - - .
DRAWING APPROACHES..
ON the +7th of April next, will com.
UNION COLLABGN LOTTERY, - -.. °
n the ity of xﬂtd&o; Ki=the: exmlmb Schome of
which presems '« vich hadvest of Dhilars, 0 intrepid
Miveinturers, as will be seen by the foliowing Prizes, .
v L‘. A -v'“.w TR | i,
3 off 25,000 Dollars ?l‘ 500 Doliurs
: “., .‘l - - ,’,\.w -
l‘.; "\‘:" - . *”‘_ ‘ w -
4 - 250 ticket each | 109 - ~ 50 - _
i . .‘J\, T‘i o M-\,‘ e h.
han two and & hulf Blanketo ». Pride. -
R e e
vill be promptly. w 0 at ¢ Office—
vhc* “"‘j"’ﬁ is Lotteny willbe puid, and Orders
pAl?thﬂ, anches of the Loy and Exchange Bu
m&-;.m pont-as good terms as at any Office
n ‘State. .5h Balis i .Ml 2 .
'_«‘ ARt¢ Y o -.‘.’OS‘AH c. BH¢‘w.
Newport, March 14, 1810, , |
' !AN f‘.nl . 9 |
New Stationary Office.
ol QBIAR C. SHAW, .
Inmws e publick in general, ‘and his friends
in pardcnlu..sm he has orem& A small ussort
went of the wost approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among othr.’\g\e following articles, vis.
¢ Papere=ioolscap, poty letter, gilt and black
of the varfous descriptions
- Quills, from 75 10 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket from 83 to {: each ; ]
Penkni assortinent ; i
Backgammion Tibles §
Sealcs and Dividers ; '
"ok Stands, Sealing Wax; ;
Sund Roxea, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ; ,
‘Shaving Soap; N
Black f»&mns. he de ke .
Besides a variety ofarticlés too numerons to mention.
| .w& R i fob it
& ad & eons Mpply of the celebrated \hres
~ Clemmine | et manent marking
slit m ¢ lick : which will be sold at the
Loston * '“ﬂ' JALL AND SEE.
o s hang and ’u(‘t‘}
- f"‘r:&? , 1810
New' Shoe-Store. -
. David Rodman & Co.
I\r FORM the publick that they have opened
A Shoe-Store, No. 143, Thames-street, where they
b‘w’ and intent keeping a constant supply of Shoes
of alumost every description, as cheap as ean be pur.
hased at any Stove in Newport.
D. RODMAN still carries on the Boot and
f ing business at his shop No.2,Barney-strect,
w'.\e ‘ ignhr attention will be paid to the direc
tiens of his former customers and other.
Newport, 11th of 4th me. 1810.
New Feather Beds & Featbhers.
w Geese ot Fowl FEATHERS,
57 M:AI BARKER,
- cpt constantly for sa .
| - : " W 1, Charics-sreet.
. Xewport, March 31, 1810,
There are also owned by the Company five slw¥cs
in the exchange bunk.
Respeetfully submitted bl
! THomas 8. Wens, Treasurer.
We the subscribers, being a committe, appointed
mk Boarzd of Directors of the Providence Mutuul
Fire-leurance Company, to exsmine the accounts of
the Treasurer for the year, 1809, do. th:l't. That
we have carefully examingd dj.' details, whereof -the
above general uccount is an abstract, und compared
the same with the several notes and vouchers, and
find them correct ; and that there is, a balance in the
hands of the Treasurer of two thousand two hurdred
and thirty-two dollars and two cents ; and also, the
deposit notes above stated, together with the evidence
of ownership, of five shures in the Stock of the Ex.
chunge Bank. '
STEPHEN TILLINGHAST, } Conunittee.
. JOHN DORRANCE, !
. rovidence, Junuary 1. 1810,
. St N Providence, 24 let Mo. 1810
. Ns an Audit 6f the Corporatiori, Tlave examined
and pass this uccount, agrecable to the Bourd’s Aue
P‘ N I MM“;BR()WRm.
% The whole of ihe above balunce ix placed oui af
an inievest of nx pep cent, per:m \ '
1810, Jan. 2‘_ -
To amount of sundry bills, orders,
dividends wnd return preminmns,
K':: by order of the Board of
ctors und Trustecs, from the
3d of January, 1809, to the 2 of
January,' 1810, us per account of
1+ particulurs i the comipuny’sbook,
and vouchers on file, Dole. 1760 35
Balance in hand, carried to new account,* 2252 02
I.m Jﬂ. 3- . 5 "
By balance in hand, as per account stated and
setled January 3, 1809, Dols. 1882 69
By cush trom January 3,
1809, to 2, 1810, as per
account rliculars in the
Compuny’s books,
late of Tyverten, deceused, tet:enu ted Insolvent,
that Siz Months frbm the Date liereof, arc allowed
them to exhibit their Claims to the Subscribers, who
are appointed Comimissioners thereon by the Hon.
Court of Prdbate of the Town of T¥verten, that they
will attend, at the Dwelling-House of JERE.MIAH
DAVENPORT, in Tivertgg, on the list Saturday of
April, June and August 'xt. at 2 of the cloc{ in
the afternoon.
HOLDER ALMY, Commis®
JOHN WILCOX, §-"mmee
~ N.B. All persons Indebted to the Estate are re
quested to make immediate puyment to
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, Administrater.
Tiverton, March 16, 1810.
At a very numerons special peperal mecting
of the members of the Puovipsxce Muiral
Fink Insvraxce Comra sy, holden #t the Cowrt
House, in Providence, on l%mdm
1810, at 2 o’clock, P. M. NUE,
Ksq. Chairman—=WlLLlAM LARNED, Secreiary.
Voted, As the opinien of this Company, that the
story circulated by Mr. Jeseph Lawrence, that the
Bourd of Directors hud passed a Vote to exclude
citizens from their office, is not founded in fact.
Whereus various accusations and imputalions a
gainst the Direetors, Trustees and Treasurer of this
Company, have been pmttd and circulated in
prmted-hand-bills und ise, and this Company
having fully investigated the sume, and finding wiem
not founded in fact, Jt is Voted and Resolved, That
the condusiof said Directors, Trustees and Treasurer
be appr ved, und that the thunks of the Company
be piesentedto siid Directors, Trustees und Treus.
wrer, for their faithful attention to the interests of the
C«mfwy ; and that this Resolution be published in
all f papers printed in the State.
Veted, T'hat the siate of the Treasury be publish
ed with the above ‘vote, for the information of the
Members.
NOT!CE is hercby given, to the
\ Creditors, to the Estate of
| JOHN DAVENPORT,
I cerufy that the above is a true copy frem the
minules. , .
¥ Wirriam Laryen, Secretary.
ProvIDENCE MuruaL Fmme-INsUBANCE
CoMpPAany in account current with Tuomas 8.
Wess, Treasurer,
N OTICE s hercby given to the
Crediiors of the estate of
WILLIAM HELME,
lute of Newport, deceascd, represented insolvent ;
that three months longer, (from the Ist of March,
1810.) are allowed them to exhibit their claims to
the Subscribers, who are appuinted Commissioners
thereon by the Hon. Court of Probate for the town
of ‘Newport, ; and that, for the &uwm of receiv
ing them, they will attend at their respective dwel
lings within suid time.
| DANIEL DENHAM, jun.
SAMUEL STERNE.
Al persons indebted to the above estaie, either
by Note or book-account, are requested to make im
mediate paymeut to
JOB TOWNSEND, Executor.
Newport, March, 4, 1810. ,
WF. the Subseribers having been ap
:oimdby\hecmﬂofl‘mhuofme
town of W esterly, in the county of Washington, Com
missioners t? receive and examine the Claims against
the esiate o
L PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
te of said Westerly, deceased, Represented Insol.
yent, do ha-bym that six months from the
date hervof are to the creditors of the seid
gsiate to bring.h m their respective claims
either of the su at their respective dwel
;':\gl within th; time a&nu&l.
JESSE DAISOHJ-‘.} Commis's.
Al persons indebted to suid estate are requested
to make immediate t to
. SY LV@ GAVIT, .Administretor.
Westerly, Feb, 26, 1810. | -
R UN.\W.‘.\Y from the Suhscriber,
by el 'xrv%a'l'l‘uns.\s. PRaid .:'
prentice hﬂ!mﬁxion.rdhif. and
about 19 years - e on when he went &
way a dark out side qoat. Whoever \mm
the ssid boy, so that T can obtain again,
e T eot i s Cistiburiig,
ges. - fort :
m‘ m with “8"‘1‘- M’“d
South-Kingeton, 26th of the 3d me. 1810.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.
- CR.
NOTICE.
DR.
Dols. 3992 37
Dols. 5592 57
Dols. 2109 68
GODFREY WENWOOQOD,.
: HAS FOR SALE, ‘
. On the moat reasonale termsy S 4
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cibin |
Bread ; Alexandria and New;‘olrk Flour of | .
the first ity; Molasses by the on ; coarse
and bk,w:rl:ll by the kushel; Ginger and Pearl. '
ash by retgil.- - iso, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philzdelphia Brick by the hundred ; Hops by the t
id; Mult by the bashel or smaller quantity ;
wl‘:nt Bran by the bLushel ; Coal by the bushel. |
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, wade of |
Pipe clay, suiiable for ovens. Avgust 30, 1809.
Benjamin Colman, |
PHI SICIAN & SUKGEON, |
I‘NF ORMS the ijubitunts of New- |
port and its vicinity, that he has taken l.odg'iﬂs 1
st the House of Mrs. Corrresry, and offers | l
services as a Practitioner —Putronage is respectfully |
sobieited. \
Newpore, January 17, 1810. f . ‘
JUL 1 LU KDL O, ]
IN FORMS his friends, and the Pab- |
L lick that hie has tuken the House formerly occu- |
?'p-d by Mrs. STopDARD, On Stephen’s-W harf, which
i intends 0 improve for the puspose of accomn.odu
ting his friends with Boarding, Lodging and Enter
tuinment. His friends in the Narruginset country,
will receive his thanks for former potronuge ; and the
snallest fuvour will i eceive every attention,
Newport, April 4, 1810,
14KE NOTICE,
WILLIAM PLARCE,
Respecijully informs his fricnds, and the pub
lick in gcneral,
Tl FAT he conmues koepinga TAV.
ERN at bis Lhouse in the village of M'icl{ard,
wow i of Norih-Kingsiewn, next door to Puavip Vl.
LINGHAST, Esq. where the greatest atiention wil
e puid 10 tiose who ma‘{ please to favour him with
Jiewr compuny, and may depend on baving the small.
est favour fra.wfully acknow!lcdged.
‘LS The house way be well known by its end fromt.
ing’ the swrect, and the sign of u Bunch of Grapes.
Wickjord, (K. 1.) Oct, 25, 1809.
mw
CLU-PARITNERSHIP PORMLE 0.
Lopex & Dexter, -
INFORM the Publick, That pursuant
| to late Notice, théy have taken into Co-Partner.
»MF Mr. GREORGE MILES, jun. of Boswn, and that
in future their business witl be cordneted under the
Fiem of LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES,
They offer their servicesin the Auetion and Com
- mission line, und hope 1o merit the corfidence of those
who may think proper to favour them with édnsign
nents. '
Cash I:_E‘ be liberally advanced on Goods deposited
Tor publick or privaie sule. |
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
GEOLGE MILES, jun.
Newport, April 4, 1810.
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q THE 1L ASS 7 CALL. Q b
"*a . .
_ [‘"‘., Co.Pini- Hp of NATHAN
- ~ - IoL SweET & Co, was dissolved by mutual
- gonsent on the 19th mst. Al pérsons :ndebt
ed Yo suid fiim e ber by Book-Account or Note, are
respecfuily solicited 10 call on NATHANIEL
S £, No. 109, Thumes-Street, whois cmpowered
to gettle the sume, atherwise however disagreeable
wm feclings, he will be compelied to lodge their
Notes and Accounts, in the hands of an Attorney for
collection, afier the 10th day of June next. Al
those having demands against said firm, will please
caull and receivg their dues.
Mewport, March 28, 1810.
e eete, e e e e . e e e A el e eet
- NOTIUE. 1
'l I HE Subscriber takes this mode ol
, informing all those who are indebted'to
him, by book account or note, to call and settle the
same, to enwble him to meet those who have de
mands against him ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without g:tbcr notice.
He carries on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and’despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Cross streer, where
every order will be punctuaily witended o, and eve
ry favour gratefully acknowedged. .
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, March 21,
e ee e .e e e et eA e eet
b. .\’i‘ \n‘\ A il'\l\. -\:“-s.
' CNEW INVENTED)
PATENT CH.URN.
Tllla Churn w.ii Work mucii casier than the com
mon one; besides, 1t has the advantage of col
lecting the butterin roils ; it may also be made to any
size, 80 as to churn any guautity the possessor ma
wish ; and it may be fixed in such a manner as 10 wor‘
‘@ither by hand, water, wind, or any other power.—
Good Cream has ofien been charned into the best
Butter, by this excellent ond simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls,producing
an eighth of the whole more butter than in the com
m Mon way. :
*.*' The above Churn may be had of BaTeEma ¥
Mox®ro, in Perismouth, or Rosert & Nichouas
Lawrtox, No. 61 Spring-Street, Newport.
August 2. . s Ay
; e WaANL LD,
1 'O hire immediately, » Room in a cen
tral part of the town, suitable fur a private
School. Any mnhg such an one, und who
w o let it, may an ocuupant, by upplyng st
~.,..wund h bire, one or two Rooma, furnish
ed, in » central and convenient part of the town, for
the use of a Gentleman and Lady. Those who have
cenveinent apartments to let, will be pleascd w 0 spply
as above. :
* Newport, April 4, 1810.
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W%Nfl'l'.l), .
WO THOUSAND VARDS o
A Tow Cloth, for which the hiptest pieé will
. given by |
. 3 . NATHANIEL SWELT,
3 - No. Wy, Dhomes-Sircad
Be Newport, April 4, 1810. )
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| SECO -WD CHAISL,
F(:g,% . a Second. 11 nd Choise
: Maeness. Inquire of . R
o - WALTER NICHOLS
FGR SALE,
. THE. Sloop JAULORA, Acv”
York packet, burthen 92tuns, bni A
this town, and of gocd watenals
der the irspection of the owners. Any peiso: les
ing inclined to purchase, may know tw wins, by
applying 1o y ‘ 4
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE.
N. B. The above mentioned packet will ply be
tween this place and New-York, as usual, until sold
ALBO, TO SELL OR LET, . L
Store No. 15, on Bannister’s-Wharf. Tnquire sa.
bove. Apal 11, :
~ VALUABLE STAND.,
FOR SALE, that pleasantly sitvated
House and Lot of Land, in 7Thames Street, next
no'th but one of the Brick-Market. The lot is 52
feet on Thames-street, and 555 feet back, with a
large yard, an excellent Garden, and a good well of
water, that is ne!kr dry. The House is large and
convenient, and il complete repair, und is a most
excellent stand for a publick house, having two .
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chuise
House, and a Shed, upwurds of 100 feet long.
The above estate mauy be bought at a very greag
barguin. For terms, apply to the subscriber iy
Broad-street. ISA.C STALL.
Newport, Feb. 28, 1810.
A Viluase HOOSEk LOT, 40 by
41 feet, with the Shop thereon standing, in
4 humes-S:veet, opposite Jusepn Cozzen’s Hutter’s
Shwp. The Shop on said Lot is 12 feet by 24, well
lathied and plaistered. ‘
Jiigo=u small Shop adjoining my dwclling-housc,-
and tie Nemport Bank, on the north side of Washing
ton-Sguare.
vilgo—a Farm, sitvated in the tewn of Charlestouwn,
contzining about 100 ucres of Lund, well proportions
ed with nueadow, pastine, und wood lund.
TO LET, | :
About'3l acres of excellent LAND !&h\g"
on the main road and being übout one half mile from
tuwn ; the same being the property formerly owned’
by Epwasy axroxs, Esq. deceased. ‘
For terms and particulars, apply to .
EDWARD SIMMONS
" Broud-street, Newport.
. Newport, March 7, 1810.
A DWFLLING-HOUSE and LOT
situated on Spring-street, a little south of Mp,
Siepney Desrorss. The Lot is butied Easterly
on Sprng-sireet, 65 feet, and Northerly, on I)em.‘)'n';’
street, (laid out, and to be opened from 'IM'
sireet 10 -street,) one hundied und twelve feet
The l\% years old. is well built, with « 8{;&
ouk frame, planked with inch and a quarter piang,
wnd covered with ceder shingles. ‘
For terms enquire of
Newport, March 7, 1810.
THAT pleasant sirvation South of the
Brick Market, about 60 feet on Thames-street
ex.wrds about 4UO feet west, with a small W harf
There ure iwo large and very conanodious Dwelling..
Houses, one trontng on Thames-gireet, No. 177 and’
179, with iwo convenient Sheps in front ; the other.
stunds west, very well calculated for two families,
My Dwelling House, in W ashington-Square, at the
foot of the Parude, on the north side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jan. 17, 1810.
(’ i ‘HE. HOUSE now occupied by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No. 11,
DPelhimeatreet. Posscssion may be hud by the 15th of
Muy. o stk dhas APy boatih : i
C it SALE,) :
TH.AT pleasantty. sitnated HOUSE,
and LOT, now oecupied- by the Subscriber,
No. 8, Prospect-Jisll, with u Yard, Garden, good well
of water, &¢. The House 18 completely finished,
For further paruculars, apply to ‘ ’
THUMAS HUDSON.
Also—~The Masts, Bparq& Sails, Riging, Stares.
&c su table for a single decked Big, of 110 or 115
tuus or & high or double decked Brig of 120 or 136,
tum;ﬁ to CONSTANT TABER.
A Sent. 12 ‘ R
THE House and Lot at theNortl parg
“® of Easten’spoint, lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr. Bradiey. SUE . 3. '
That new and well finished House, one door west
of the übove. Possession may be had by the first of
Apl'il. : ’
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newport, Feb 28, 4810. ’
“Journeyman Cabinet Maker.
O.\'E half that Jarge and commodious
Dwelling-House, pleasantly sithated on Hask.
ington-street, next south of Mr. Tuomas Rosivsowm.
The house is in good repuir, and is well ealertatéd
for two families, and contains the wsual conveniences
and accommodations.
For further particulors apply to
- MERIJETH EASTON.
N. B. ‘l“?-nhne steady Dorders, may be ae
comnodated at' Mis. Eastox’s house.
Newhort, March 14, 1810.
- : .
THAT VALUARLE FSTATE,
Ao 112, & 115, The men Street,
\TO“’ occupicd by Charles ¢Ko
SN kins € Co. The Lok mespures 48 feer, OB’
Thomen srreet. avd 160 on Chrvek stveet, with o s'ove
on it. gg Honse has nive rooms on & Floor, with '
aood Welt of water at the door. For terms ap
‘:ij. to : 1 ¢
THOMAS HUOWLAND.
1 don . L Aaang
B JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newport, Sestember 13, 1809,
: \ Go&ib;-oxum at theabove busncs
tt gy heor ol euploymeant, on By co-
Lion «t thisollice 300 niciinch. - H
Jan. 17.
FOR SALE, OR TO LT,
FOR SALE,
FOQis DAL,
TO Biu LET,
FOR SALL,
TO LET,
10 LET,
NOAH BARKER.
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