The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-04-11 00:00:00, page 4

A informing i) those who are indebted to
mbybakwwumpqlﬁ settie the
to enuble him to those who have de
m?fmﬂbﬁ. he hopes this will be sufficient,
MM‘“O ¥ ’. y ..
‘ 'P S\, the Rlacksmith business
asusust v o W beanches, with neatness
1 dos! ‘J‘t Crose where
o ferodt rusciy SNVIL IAM WIIITE.
“ewpert, March 21,
* Tcannot be satisfied my dearest friend !
Blese 2s § wm in the matrimonial state,
uniess [ pour into your friendly bosom,
+Wigch has ever bea: inunison with mine
tiwe various sensations which swell
“waith the livchost emétions of pléasure,
m !::lﬁ[ heonu.l ot‘eli you, my dear
J have now been mm‘;‘x scven weeks, and |
have never found the leust reasonto '
repent the day that joined us. My | nd is
"’3 in person wiy mmtw esembling
arl, e, o uagrenle s Juows™
iy e s L
b friend sem——seees and not as ¢
play thing, or menial slave, the woman
B ee e
. 'S Obey am tly
‘buteac il to the other by Luros
AN ‘ en AUNt, near scventy,
f venerable, and pleasant o{d lady,
Aiv b house with us—she is the de- ’
light of both voungm;llold; she is ci.
il to the ncighbourhood round,
nerc 'z{;h“ubk (o the poor.
' convinced my husband likes nothing more
“than lie does me ; he flatters ine more
%‘ the glass; and his imont:\bl\
so I must call the excess of his love)
Aon makes me blush for the \g::onhimo
}it ohject, and wish 1 could be more deserving
* & man whose name | bear. To
say all in oneh:e"rd —_——— ul“\d to
("-’," my indulgent husband, nmnu
wn the whole weteaees my r lover
3% meturned, and 1 -mhwe had
Prince, without the ty I find in
A, Adiea ! m.syrmn be as blest as ! am un
able b.yhb that I could be more
m he xuy to the abeve letier, ia to
il the fivity and then every alternate line,
(’ FUOM THE FARMER'S MUIEUMN,
IT is with great pleasure I observe that societiés
bnnhcnjrrum.‘ul,& st and | ﬁrthm
worihg ond paivietick purpove of reviving a knowl
edge )C:M ancient inelrument, the i A Rl.
N, Athair O NEill, onie of the rémaining representi:
tive of Mﬂz once so rumerous ndn}ﬂ" ta
ble b lreland, m;w‘q the séciety dt’ Belfiut to
inatruct as many e arve desirous of obtaining o
knowledge of an instrument, which, independent of
_ the native beunty and excellence of ite musick, mus
“atoll be venerated. % ,
The v A x ¥ wds ah the eve of breathing its lust, ity dy*
g toes—uy there were but few pevsons left to wake
the wteel nielody of ite sacred strings. There iv
*aomething providentiu! in this auttempt mide torevive
ieroe cIINOL help poarcviving that the w A K » of E
rvin is under the ccr‘e.;o’f.m. and that, though it
magy be condemmed ond negleated, it is destined atill to
Timl’n a footing in the world, and an homourable
iwtinetion aroong the moat favourjte amméements of
munkind. J. M I
ree :3"&.1,0-#1'"0 VERSES WERE WRITTEN FOR
PHE ANNUAL MBETING OF THU S@CIKIY ‘
6l ~ FOR THE REVIVING ‘
THE IRISH HARP ‘
: (e 2% 1d = 1‘
Ag ) 0
JOK.! had Tlived when Ossian sung
oOld Evin's sens renowned in story ;
W:t‘cndo'e;:: &A. 1&0 vurionr;' {mng, .
. And caught indling flame ory !
Or when around the festive board o
= Fhat cheered the Chiefs in Fara dwelling,
.' "be knd the tide of musick poure*
. With joy. and grief alternute ywe tng:
- Muay thoughts like these our bosoms cheer,
© . Asvound we pass the bowl of pleasure—
- And ur} the ever circling year,
0. Againrenew the blissful measure.
‘Yet though within the marrow cell,
The futhers ‘Ofg ng arc qleem,
x L
vion's silént mists are creeping=e
Once more revives the sound of arms,
The tuleof love, the note of sorrow, ‘
And evesy strain that once had charns,
. A softer tone from time shall borrow. |
May' thoughts, &c.
W!un :o r wanps, ye bards of old,
Who .\‘?39"?;« xo-‘::?w".!: a nation,
What ear so dull, what heuart so cold,
S b e
nomﬁvm portien of mpbit.
For. b ! est the soug raise, :
. % eir's the cegwn, yet your’s the merit !
. ; ;‘“' i,
Tour's the spell. that crowns the bowl
~.Hll:lov eye is lig'ud;
| the lﬂﬁ& ghte the soul,
oYI e s o e
‘You vench themy the raptuted ear,
A new nuun. to borrow.
And uPs the voice to charm us here,
In social brother unite ur
w: his, 4 vite us.
From fongue t m'mmﬁdl
To wonderin | w&u« siory
«s@"t’q*.& Ju v Py-
SECRET CORRESPONDENCE.
Pry Lady, néwly married, being obliged
J dhew: Aer hubm% all the letters she wrote
oent Mq.x‘how wing to an intimate friend,
HE Subseriber tukes this mode o
Poctry.
| Lopez €7 Dextér,
© OFPFER AT PRIVATE SALR,
189
e i
y Tp .J:’“ o T
A e Brown, § Mavata SUGARS.
R
? M Tm Lisbon Wines.
r 150 Boxes Raisins, .
w oc‘unc Brandy,
0w Cu‘: v-lce?:ugoodl c!migud.
Newport, Jun. 5, 1810,
. i
CALCUTTA GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE WY
Lopez € Dexter,
27 Bales Calcutta Goods,
Consisting of Gurrahs, Junnahs Mamoodies, Baf
tas, Malmoodes, Mocca Sannahs, Checks, Gilla Hund.
kerchicfs, Cuesta Stripes, &e.
ALSO,
3 Dales assorted coloured Broadcloths, Cottton
~ Shirtings, Calicoes, Pelice Cloths, Bombazetts, Um.
" brellas, Durroys, Threads, &e. ke,
~ Newport, Jan. 3, 1810
‘W
~ FRESH ITEAS.
JUST received and for sale, by LOPEZ &
DEXTER«in addition to their former
sufifily~=the following fresh imported TEAS,
W ted of the first quality—
}éo d:’c.:r l::he:,d o 2 ,
% & i [TEAS
7 . Sou
30 do. Hyson
Also==Bo puncheons sweet flavoured St.
Croix Rum-—warranted as pure us imported,
Jan 10, 1810.
. WANTED,
EXCHANGE on LONDON.—Ap
plyto , ‘
L LOPEZ & DEXTER.
Newport Jun. 3, 1810, 1
e o G IR
LEARL & ALLSTON, and LOPLZ,
DEXTER, & MILES.
OFFER FOR SALE,
. I YHE. entire cargo of the ship Laurel,
from Tonningen, entitled to debenture, consis.
ting of thefollowiﬁ’; articles.dmev 12, (o
12 Boxes and Cases Platillas Royalea,
12 Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britannias.
25 Boxeés Créas ala Morliix.
24 Boxes Dowlas.
1 Box Shirting Linen.
1 Box Arabias,
1 Box Handkerchiefs.
16 Boxes Rouans.
24 Boxes Lestados.
14 Cases Estopillas.
4 Cases Casarillos,
1 Box red Platillas.
1 Box Coutreo. i
2 Buxes white Rolls,
48 Boxes Osnaburgs. ‘
4 Bales bagging Linens.
23 Bales Bleytucher.
lall:plzo* ;‘H:dennl;imn. lyitig as abo
' seen by a as above.
Newport, Agrﬂ 4, lll,g. adond
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Howland & Fddy,
OFFER FOR SALE,; ON REASONABLE TERMS,
At their Store, No. 71 & 73, THAMES.STREEF-
A Generul Assortmemt of Groceries, comprising
| every article in that line, . ‘
. THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 Hhds. Molasses, and 5000 Bunches Onions.
: ~—LIKEWISE—
Honey, by the bl. orless quantity,
10 Boxes real Spanish mgn, '
A quantity of Cheese, suitable for family use.
The{ transact CommissioN Busingss.—
Those who are pleased to favour them in this line,
may depend on the utmost exertions.
Also, Just Received.
A quantity of excellent Flax, and 12 box
@B superiolr Soap—which will be sold at reduced
" ”’ﬁ | ,
= JOSEPH BRIGGS,
figie No. 63, Thames-sreet,
HAS for sale==loo bls. Prime Pork war
ranted ; Gin, per Pi&e.
Also—An assortment of GROCERIES.
- N. B. He transacts Commission Business,
Those who are disposed tc faver r him in this
Iher; muy dependon his exertions in their bes
h.' . '
STORAGE for goods m? be had by ~p
plying as above. uly 29, 1809,
e e e e e eet et e. et e o< e
GODFREY WENWOOD.
HAS FOR SALE, .
On the mist reasonale terme, . .
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cibin
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molum.h:{ the pallon ; coarse
and blown salt by the bushel ; Ginger and Pearl.
ash by retail - - Aise, Mystick Tyle 3 the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the h i Hops by the
wuul; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
‘heat Bran by the bushel ; Coal ww
Likewive, A quantity of Bricke and wade of
Pipe clay, suitable for ovens. August 30, 1809,
A i
New Feather Beds & Feathers.
LIVE Geeseand Fow! FEATHERS,
- kept constantly for nlc'm
ABRAHAM BARKER,
NV 1, Chariesairee.
Newport, March 21, 1810, ‘
——————————————————— .s < B ———————
DANIEL SHFELDON, f
ﬁ@—.%mm
" Which bie ill sell ehesp, sthis.stand on SHER
RURNE's Wharf. P M 15,
- Respeetfully ingcrms his fricnds, and the fud
' - lick in general,
T2‘ A'T he contirues keepinga TAV
' . Nat his bouse in the village of Wickford,
town l".&i; : Int‘oot‘l':rmuv Tiv
- LINGuasT, Esq. Ahe greatest atiention wil
.be to thosé y please to favour him with
compauny, and may depend on having the smail
' est fuvour gratefully scknowledged.
- 0T The !:u. m:lebe well known by its end front.
g the street, and the sign of a Bunch of Grupes.
} Wickford, (R. I.) Oct. 25, 1809.
\a ,_
\ S. STACKHOUSE's
NEW INVENTED
PATENT CH RN.
. Tlﬂl Churn will work much vasier than the com
mon one ; besides, it has the advantage of col
lecting the butterin rolls ; it may also be made to any
size, 80 as to churn any quautity the possessor ma
wish ; and it may be fixed in such a manner as to wor{
cither by hand, water, wind, or any other power.—
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls,producing
an eighth of the whole more butter than in the com
mon way.
*.* The above Churn may be had of BareMmax
Moxno, in Portsmouth, or RoskrtT & NicHOLAS
Lawrown, No. 61 Spring-Street, Newport.
August 2.
e e e e et e et S et S eoet e
- = WANTLED,
T 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 10 let it, may find an eccupant, by applying at
thi. DMo
Also,---Wanted to hire, ene or two Rooms, furnish.
ed, in a central and convenient part of the town, for
the use of a Gentleman and x..(f /. Those who have
conveinent apurtments to let, wﬂ{ be plessed to apply
as above,
Newport, April 4, 1810. ,
et et ee e e e e il
Q THE LAST CALL. §,
HE Co-Partnership of NaTnAN
igL SweeT & Co. was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 19th inst. Al persons indebt.
ed 1o said firm either by Beok-Account or Note, are
rc‘lvpccfully solicited to call on NATHANIEL
SWEET, No. 109, Thames-Street, who is empowered
to sctile the sume, othcrwise however disagreeable
1o his feelings, he will be compelled to ledge their
Nofes and Accounts, in the hands of an Attorney for
collection, after the 10th day of June next. Al
those baving demands against said firm, will please
call and receive their dues.
Newport, March 28, 1810.
it ————————ataer et
. To Let.
THE lowerpart of a House, at thé North
end of Washingionatreet; on t lie Point-w-prop
erty of the late Wx. HELME, deceased. For terms,
apply to izl
! JOB TOWNSEND.
Newport, April 4, 1810.
W
VALUABLE STAND.
FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
House and Lot of Land, in Thames- Street, next
noTth but one of the Brick-Market. The lot is 52
feet on 'l'lunln-nrrl, and rdsess fe:lt back, with a
la , an excellent Garden, and a good well of
w:ﬁ.‘rmz is never dry. The House is large and
convenient, sml in complete repuir, and is a most
excellent stund for a publick house, having two
lurge und convenient Stables, Coach and Chaise
House, und a Shed, upwards of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at a very great
bargain. For terms, apply to the subscriber in
Broadstreet. ISAAC STALL.
Newpert, Feb. 28, 1810.
M
| {uble HOUSE LOT, 40 by
‘ed, with the Shop thereon standing, in
1 NCcle;, opposite Juosern Cozzen’s Hatter's
Shop®eme Shop on said Lotis 12 feet by 24, well
poall Shop adjoining my dwelling-house,
and the /4 wpers Bank,on the north sidc of ¥ cshing
¢
Also—a Parm, situated in the town of Charlestown,
containingk:bout 100 acres of Land, well proportion.
ed with w, pasture, and wood land.
70 LET,
My Dwelling House, in Washington-Square, at the
foot of the Parade, on the north side.
For further particulars, int‘l.}m'e of
. " SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jan. 17, 1810. .
R T ——————————————————
FOR SALE,
A FARM, lying in the south-west
part of Eaet-Greenwich, contuining about 60
acres of excellent Land, with a two-story Dwelling-
House, a good Barn, Corn-House, Cider-House,
Blacksmith's Shop, Horse. Shed, and other suilable
and oonm\ient.&: Buildings. Said Farm is well
feoe.;: with ';‘M." wall ; is well Apmort'md Mf:r
meadow, plou and pasturing ; a sufficient
qm.n.ti‘ty oll"'wood. There is an excellent &‘h‘d
on said Farm, just coming to matwrity, which pto
duces about soj bbs. of Cider. % 4
The conditions of payment will be made easy, and
such as will suit the purchaser ; the credit may be
for one quarter, onc-half, or three quarters of
the mhu money. '
above - property ‘was formerly owned by
Georar Nicuors, Esq.af North Kingston, and is
now owned :} the subscriber. For further particu
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the premises.
' : SAMUEL DBYER.
FEast-Grecnwich, January 16¢A, 1810,
et e e A e e.e, e A— e —— et
" FOR s.‘LE’ -
ADWELLIN G-HOUSEand LOT
situated on Spring-street, a little south of Mr. |
STEPREY Dnu.:;u‘“&.ﬂ.'l’h‘lsd :‘edw"dmw’
on -sfreet, and Nort ,on oW
sfréet, ad:l out, and to \.mxl‘- Thames
streel to Spring-street,) one and twelve feet
The house, five years old. is well built, with ‘Pm
ﬂﬁmhd with inch and a quarter
For terms cnquire :
NOAH BARKER.
Newpore, March 7, *BlO.
e ———ee e et .e et e e e e ——.
Jonme%man Cabinet Maker.
A GOOULD workman at (he above business
hear of employment, on appica
tion It-':{l office.
TAKFE NCTICE.
WILLIAM PEARCE,
tencment co::iu three ml:'m on the.fbwcr flcer,
one t a good cellar: a well of good water,
yﬂf;‘::dcn. &e. .
For further particulars, inquire of
' JOHN CAHOONE.
March 28.
TO let a¢ PUBLICK AUCTICN
on Saturday April 7th,at 11 o’clock in the {. e
l‘:o:i:tbc&ﬂlinth Brick-Market wnd the Reu
arket.
TO LET,
ONE half that large and commaodious
Dveelling-House, plensantly situated on #ash
hgtm-m-nt, next south of Mr. Tnomas Rorinsox.
The house is in good repair, and is well caloulated
for two families, and contains the wsual conveniences
and accommodations. -
For further particulars apply to
_ MERIBETH EASTON.
N. B. Twao or three steady Borders, may be ag
commodated at Mrs. Eastox’s house. ‘
Newport, Murch 14, 1810.
. o'; 'm M.
By order of the Town’s Committee, > Silas Dean,
e T Yy Jehe Bal, g
TO BE LET, ,
’ I ‘HE. HOUSE now occupied by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No. 11,
Pelham-street. Possession may be had by the 15th of
M.y, g P |
That new and well finished House, otie duor west
of :l:c above. Posscssion may be had by the first 6f
April, 1
Benjamin Colman,
Plr SICIAN & SURGEOAN,
I' MS the inhubitants of New
: and its vicinity, that he has taken Taodgings
at House of Mrs. Corvuersn, md offers hig
m as a Practitioner.—Patronage is respectfully
Newport, Jannary 17, 1810,
THE lower part of a House, pleas.
antly situated in Brewer.Strece.” The
WHERRAS ALICE, the wife of
the Subscriber, has seen fit to Jeave my
house and remove to Newport, and has likewise be
baved herseif in 4 most extruordinary unbecuniing
mannict, ever since she came into the ’m —How.
ever unplessant it may be 1o me to an A
vertisement of tlu'u‘:o,mn-,u knowing my hebility
heresfrer, if noi done—L . m compellcd Iﬂm 10
m) self mdcbiklna.“tu f:;bd ol persons ‘of har.
bouring or trv the said Avics on By stcount,
as [ sm *lﬂm w 0 pay no debrsof her contrace.
sfier this date. JOHN STRATTON
h’rw,, Marcl. 23, 1810, ,
TO LETF, | |
About 31 acres of excelient LAND lying
on the muin road and being about one half mile from
town 5 the samie being the pmrrty formerly owned
by Epwanry SimMoxs, Esq. deceased. !
For terms and particulars, appiv to
EDWARD sIMMONS
. Broad-strect, Newpors,
Newport, Murch 7, 1810. :
Afse.—~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,
eung.— Apdty to CONSTANT FABER.
Aewprre aps 19 N
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
"I HE House and Lot ar the North past
of Raston’speint, lately occupied by the Rev
Mr, MM. .
J\.o. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
NOW occupicd by Charles C. Hos
kins & C€o. The Lot measures 43 feet, on
Thames sereet, and 100 on Clurch atreet, with a store
on it. The Honse has nine rooms on a Floor, with
;F»od Well of water atthe door. For terms ap
y to -
Jan,
. DWELING-HOUSE.
7o be sold at Pulblick Auction,
On FUESDAY next, April toth,
At 11 dclock, ' On cl;:{:’ﬂhhes,
(If fair weather ;if not, the first day,}
THE pleasantly situated Dw cliing
" House and Lot of Land, No. 7, Broad.-street,
Conditions made known at the time and pluce of
sale. For further particulars, apply to HENRY J.
HUDSON.
SILAS DEAN, Auct'r.
FOR SALE,
THA'I’ pleasant situatict: Souili of
Brick-Market, sbout 60 feet on Tlumess
extends about 400 feet west, with a small W
There are ‘"ﬁm"‘d very commodious Dwell
Houses, one on Thames-atveei, No. 17T
179, with twe convenient Shops in fromt ; the<
stands west, very well caleulated for two familie.
~ JOSEPH ALLEN,
Newport, September 13, 1809,
—el ———— e et ee e e .o O et —— et
' FOR SALE,
v l YHAT pleasantly sinated HOUSE
and LOT, now ocvupied by the Subsecriber,
No. 8, Prospect-Hill, with a Yard, Garden, good well
of water, &c. The House is completely étishcd.—
For further particulars, plhto
'l‘3o AS HUDSON.
Jan, 17,
——
LOTS OF LLAND,
To be sold at Publick- Aucticr,
On TUESDAY next, the 10th inst.
On the Premises, At 10 o’clock,
(¥ Sfair weather ':'/ gmf, dth} next fair day.)—unless
v oly disposed of at I'rivate Sule.
FOC’R LOIS OF LAND. situa.
ted on Barney-street. For further particulars,
und terms, avply to
4 BENJ. HADWEX,
Newport, 4th mo. 4th, 1810.
~_For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newport, Feb 28, iBlO.
Newport, April 4, 1810.
FOR SALE,
THAT VALUABLE ESTATR,
T 0 BE LET.
E. TOWNSEND,"
| Town’s Treasurer
NOTICE.
THOMAS HOWLAND.