The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-02-28 00:00:00, page 4

Our patience wearied sut at length, t’ Embargo we
resort
Till starv'd, i’mpoverioh’d and alarm’d, our trade she
_ stoops to court,
For injuries past she promises an ample reparation,
For future good béhaviour gives a solemn obligution.
A lpecingl. Envoy true she sends, one of her sordid
baes,
As if a nation on tiie rack could be regal’d with po
sies !
No satisfaction can he make for one of her trans
gressions,
But dares audaciously demand from us absurd con
cessions !
Like sinner on a death-bed laid, so well she feigns
repentance,
We tuke her word, our ships unmeor, and full sup
, plies are sent hence ;
The blest relief rapaciously she grasps with greedy
clutches,
And then in perfidy out-does the most abandoned
wretches.
~ A miscreant Who the gibbet would eternally die
race
Bhe c\gthe's "and sends among us a Messenger of
peace.
As prowling wolves in flceces wrapp’d conceal their
savage nature,
Or base assassing veil’d and mask’d disguisc each
guilty feature.
She fills our land with factions, by her a pnd
her spies ; ‘w g:
Her pw]e'uu almost deluge us with slanders and with
Ics
She pnteo’nf péace, yet briskly whets the sword of
war the while,
And ailos a dagger at our heart, tho’ in our face'she
, smtle.
Ah ! whither has the spirit flown which wrought
our revolution,
And on oar Independenge rear’d our glorious Cen
stitution !
Must Lisenry, from other climes long since by
Despots driven,
By their intrigues, and traitors’ wiles, be hence ex
pell’d to Heaven !
The Councils of our nation are disgraced by broils
| and bickerings,
By her Quincys and ber Gardeniers, her Hillhouses
and Pickerings,
Whom many honest folks suspect she tamphers with
and puys
To spplaud whate'er she does, and to echo all she
says.
From Europe’s better portion she cuts off our le
gal trade
By her a;bitnry orders and her counterfeit block
ade,
Takes vesscls, car , men, in her complicated toils,
Her coflers fills, ﬁ:‘ﬂut recruits from these pira
tick spoils. '
Thus heap’d on us a mass of wrongs, too heavy
to be horne, S ¥
To injury she adds insult, and to "gr?n’mgncc scorn !
As if to try how long we can her villainies endure,
Refuscs to redress the past, or future te secure.
Her squadrons hover on our coasts in open face of
day,
And peunce upon tbeir victims as the Vulture on his
prey
And tho’ r::niltnce be not made, nor hostile acts
withstood,
Our ‘mariners are massacred, our decks are drench’d
with blood !
Rise freemen ! Rise, with one accord express your
indignation,
At those who tamely would submit to foreign usur
pation :
Who palliste or justify the wrongs already done us,
And stimulate our barbarous foes to heap mew inju.
ri¢s on us,
Patent Spring Stirrups ; swivel, cradle-bottom,
loop'd, fancy, and mounted do, ; Military Bitts, in
sets, with fancy Beidle Ornaments, and Brisket
Plates, to mateh ; Duke and Portsmouth Bitts ;
Dale, hunting, and f\nfded snaffles ;' Curb Chains,
and Wratoons ; full platcd and tipt coach and gig
umes ; elegant coach Bitts, new patterns with
large Cuarh Chains to match; plated roller Bridle
BcKles and slides to match ;. Martingale Hooks ;
Let nations know if any doubt, our firm determin.
ation
To guard our country’s sacred rights from further
violation,
That while the path of peace we love, and gludly
would purguae it, »
The power that drags us into war shall nave full
canse to rue it, .
She mans her cursed “ Woeden Walls” fronr our
defenceless ships, )
And mukes oxr generous seamen smart beneath her
knotted whips :
Makes them her loathsome tasks perform, her guilty
battles fight,
And every wrony inflicts on them, thus robb’d ef
every right.
'TIS strange, ’tis passing strange ! that no wrong
or aggravelion
Can wui:‘our Tory-feds from the wicked British na
; tion,
But they will still with all their might uphold and
advocate her, |
Wihile every True American must needs oppose and
, h ate her.
our quality ; patent trunk Locks ; common do, ; el.
epmt chaim and funcy plated Spurs ; trimminy
Sheurs 1 Horse Pickers , Currycombs and Brushes ;
nurse fish Skins ;. Saddlers’ Sarge and bridle Sitk ;
-rwhr.‘hcz and spring Gieth Webs : spring Saddle
Trees ; afew doz. prime red Roan Skins.
D IMETT & 1 AIRBANKS, Sad.
‘dlers, No. 14, Marlboro’-Street, Roston, have
received by the Ship Ceres, from Liverpool, a fush.
ionable assortment of SADDLERY, and HARNESS
Furniwgre, vz, : 4
‘Constantly for sale, Coach and Chaise Harness ; 4+
igeneral assortment of Wl\\r: Siddles, shaftoed and |
g:in i harse Rugs ; Bufluloe and Bear Skins, suita- |
for Steighs. ~
polistied steel; and tined roller Buckles, of a superi-
Likewise—trors Philadelphia, skirfing and Bridle |
Leather, whoie hides and sides, sujtable for Tops '
and Boots of Chaice, some wxtra large. AN of
which wit! be sold on Liberal terins, for cash or credit
Boston, Dec. 16, !
From the YRENTON TRUE AMERICAN.
Patent Spring Stirrups.
N
Poctry.
'—h"l-s‘()—
GODFREY WENWOOD,
HAS FOR SALE,
On the most reasonable Terms,
A QUANTITY of Ship and 'Cabin
' Bread ; Alexandria and New-York Flour of
the first quality’; Molasses by the gallon ; coarse
and blown Salt by the bushel ; Ginger and Pearl-Ash
by retail.—.2lso, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by the hundred ; Hops by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheat Bran by the bushel ; Coul by the bhs(}rel.-.llu,
A quam.i‘t_y of Bricks and Tile, made of Pipe Clay
suitable for Ovens. '
Newpert, Aug. 30, 1809.
- WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
No. 170, Thames-Street,
H AVE justreceived ther Fall sup
ply of
HARD-WARE GOODS, :
which, together with their former stock, makes their
Assortment unusually extensive, comprising all the
articles fcnerally found in a Hardware Store.
They have for sdle as usual, a large Assortment of
Nuils, best English, German and American Steel,
sheet Lead, sheet Iron, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
Newport, December 6, 1809. .
DANIEL SHELDON,
RESPECTFULLY informs lLis friends, that he
has on hand—
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
eedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, &ec. &ec. ‘
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER.
BURNE’s Whatf. Nov. 15.
A complete assortment of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; GAd Lace ; brass
Hamlirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor Soap ;
starch ; Hair-Powder ; warranted wuer;rroof Liquid
Blacking ; Scotch and Maccoboy Snufi—and many
other articles, too numerous to particularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual.—Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the hiﬁwst perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work, Hair Work—RElastick, diftcr.
ent shapes, round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
The K(i‘ghelt price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks his friends for their custom—and will
sell those articles at a very smuladvance,
Newport, Jan, 24, 1810. -
Howland & Eddy,
OFFER FOR SALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS,
At their Stere, Neo. 71 & 73, THAMES-ST'REET—
A General Assortment of Groceries, comprising
every article in that line.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 Hhds. Molasses, and 5000 Bumehes Onions.
—LIKEWISE—
Honey. by the bl. or less quantity,
10 Boxes reul Spanish Cifﬁl‘l’l,
A quantity of Cheese, suitable for family use.
They transact Commission BusiNngss.—
Those who are pleased to favour them in this line,
may depend on the utmost exertions.
Newport, Dec. 20.
WANTON & RATHBONE, 1
At their Store, 92, Thames-street, (" formerly occupied by |
Mr.Bexjy. REyNoLDS, ) corner oﬂlﬂqrhc-b‘quarc, '
and at the store lately occupied by Mr. NATHANIEL |
Dearsorn, 93, Thames-street,
B ICKERSTAFF's, RHODE - ISLAND,
FARMER's, and THOMAS's ALMANACS,
for 1810—by the groce, dozen or single, as cheap as
can be purchased from the Publishers.
Also==2oo reams Cap and Pot No. 1 and 2
Writin,ol’aper ; and 20 reams Foolscap Paper, made
in Hartford, Con. of a superiour quality, suitable for
schools, which can be atforded 50 cents per ream
less than the usual price.
NIC HOLAS GEFFROY, informs
his Customers wnd Friends, thut he has jnst
received from the manufactories in Furope, an as
sortmcit of LOOKING-GLASS PLAYES, as former
ly, which will be ready for sale in a few days, as soon
a 8 theycan be fitted in frames.
Mlso on handles
Almanacs, for 1810, School-
Books, Stationary, e,
Webster’s and Alden’s Ist, 2d, & 3d Parts;
Daboll’s Arithmetic ; Morse's Geography; Precep
tors ; Columbian Orators ; Testaments ; Dictionaries,
and School Books of every description, by the dozen
or single. ' %
An assortment of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one groce School Bibles, of an
excellent edition, which will be sold unusually cheap.
. BLANK BOOKS,
Of every desclriptim\, constantly on hand, ruled to
an m ; Playing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
oinygL pack ; Poci.et‘Booki, &cy. r
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
intcrcsnnﬁ'publicution ; as also many rare and valn
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terms, :
THE HAT STORE
at reduced prices—Country Stores, Private Libraries,
&ec. furnished on the best terms, and at liberal dis
counts. y
is furnished with Hars of every quality and price,
umally wanted, such as Felts, Castors, Beavers, &c.
made in the best manner and warranted net to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices.
The following Articles of London Stas
tionury, faw just come to hand :
Few reams best hot-pressed Wove Letter
Paper ; cammon Worve do. ; few thousand Quills ;
Penknives ; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powder ; Wa.
fers, &c. &ec.
They offer for sale, & very generai assort
ment of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, cheap, as usual -
Newport, Nov. 39, 1899
Looking-Glass Plates, Jewelry, €.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,; FOR SALE,
School Books.
Tms Churn will work much easier than the com
mon oné; besides, it has the advantage of col.
lecting the butterin rolls ; it may also be madeto any
size, so as to churn any quautity the possessor m
wish ; and it may be fixed in sucha manner as to wox
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power.—
Good Cream has cften 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 Baremax
Moxro, in Portsmoeuth, or RoserT & NicHoLAS
Lawton, No. 61 B&pring-treet, Newport.
August 2.
Benjamin Colman, =~
PHYSICLAN ¥ SURGEON,
INFORMS the inhabiants of New
¢t and its vicinity, that he has taken Lodgi
at tlf:rl{oun of Mr:.y CorTRELL, and oﬂ'cnu;ﬁ:
services us a Practitioner.« Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Sewport, January 17, 1810,
WILLIAM PEARCE,
Respectfully informs his friends, and the pub
lick in general,
TH AT’ he continues keepinga TAV.
ERN at his house in the village of Wickford,
town of North- Kingstewn, next door to Puavrip Tic.-
LINGHAST, Esq. where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who ma({ please to favour him with
their company, and may depend on having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged. .
07 The house may be well known by its end front
ing the street, and J;e sign of a Bunch of Grapes.
Wickford, (R. 1) Oct. 25, 1809.
NOTICE.
v l YHE subscriber (as he intends to
A leave this toWn'for.NQMork, on the first of
May next) earnestly solicits all those who are indebt
ed to him, to call and settle, previous te that tinve, so |
as to'enwble him to satisfy those'to-whom he is idebted. |
WILLIAM MUNROE
¥eb. 7.
To be Let, - |
And possession given the 25th of March next, |
FOUR Lots of Land, situated a(join
ing the town land, near the Powder-House,
having a good well and pond of water. Any person
wishing to hire, may know the terms on application
to the subscriber.
FOR SALE~—A second-hand Chaise,
and a Horse Cart and Tackling. ~
WALTER NICHOLS.
Newport, Jan. 31, 1810.
Aquedneck Coal,
From Dr. CASE's MINES,
FOR SALI;:,° ut'tc!'\’c store Acml Barrow’s
Wharf, at aldron,
. JASON Sp’RyAu(’}UE.
Newpers, Jan. 24, 1810, .
‘ N FTANTED Immediately, two or.
three smart Girls to work at the Glove.
Making Busimess. Inquire at the Office of the R. 1. |
Republican. Decemberl3.
TO BE SOLD—A: Publick Auction,
On MONDAY, the \2th of March next. at
X o’clocky, A.M, at the House of the
subseriber in Middletown,
FARMING tools of almost every de
scription ; 3 stacks of excellent ‘Hay ; a small
quantity of Corn and Potatoes ; 2 Cows, and 2 head
of young stock ; a second hand Chaise, in good re
pair ; a small boat ; a quantity of Poultry, with oth
er articles. 4
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.
The FARM, owned by the subscriber, in
Middletovn.
TO LET,
The HOUSE and SHOP, No 124, Thames
sireet, Newport, now occupied by Mr. TwoMmas
gLAln::—pomuion given the 20th of March next.
Pply to
’ CARDER HAZARD.
Middietown, Feb.3l.
To be Let,
T HE lower part and one Chamber,
(together with one hslf of the Garden) of the
Aouse, go. 76, at the upper end of Broad-Street-
For terms, apply to
EDWARD STANHOPE.
Newport, Feb 7.
FOR SALE,
’ I 'HAT pleasantly situated HOUSE
+and LOT, now occupied by the Subscriber
‘No. 8, Prospect-#il, with s Yard, Gatden, mw.ﬁ
of water, kc. The House is completely fini
For further particulars, m to
Jan. 17, THOMAS HUDSON.
- To Let, }
"["HE HOUSE wmarked No. 1, situ
ated on Washington-Street, (" Easton’s Point, ) ;‘
lately oecu;:;:;l ‘by‘hcapt. Joul;m Arrrveny. The
House is in thorou ir. For terms, a te
YAMES TOWNSEND. :
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810. . :
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
T HE House and Lot at, the North (:.an
of Easten’s peint, lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr. Bradiew.
JMise.~The Masts, Spars, Sails, mﬁhg. Stores,
&ec. sutable for a single decked Brig, of 110 or 115
tuns, or & high or double decked Bngoflﬁo or 139
tuns.—Apdly to CONSTANT TABEK.
Newpore, Sept. 13.
PATENT CHURN.
GLOVE-MAKING BUSINLESS.
S. STACKHOUSE's
TAKE NOTICE
FOR SALE, .
A Valuable HOUSE. LLOT, 40 by
41 feet, with the Shop therecn standing, m
Thames-Sireet, opposite JoserH Cozzex’s Hatter’s
Shop. ‘The Shop on said Lotis 12 feet by 24, well
lathed and pluistered.
Also—a small Shop adjoining my dwelling-house,
and the Newport Bank, on the north sidc of W ushing
ton-Square. .
Also—a Farm, situated in the town of Charlestenn,
‘containing about 100 acres of Land, weil proportion
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood land.
70 LET,
My Dwelling House, in Washington-*guare, at the
foot of the Parade, on the norih side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN
Newport, Jan. 17,1810.
FOR SALE,
F BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
A FARM, on Point Judith, centain
ing about 180 acres of excellent Land, with
a large Dwelling-House, in zood repair, & good Barn
and'Crib, two good Orchards, all 0{" the best grafted
fruit. The said Faim s divided in opwards of tweh
ty lots with good swone wail ; wnd will cut as mudh
bay, und of as gocd quaiivy, and raise zsmuch grain
as any ome 510 county, of its size—there is like
wise ‘a sufficiency of excellent sea manure, that comes
up on the fwm annually.
.For further particulars, apply to tlie subscriber.,
BENI]. ROBINSON.
South-Kingstown, Jan. 18, 1810.
PULBLICK AUC i G,
OAN MONDAY, MARCH 12—. it XllO Clock,
(unless previously disposed of at piivate saic)
A N cxcelent ARM, coman»n:gi
about 100 aeres of good Lend, situate
on Jamestown, about 3 tniles worth of the Ferry
with 2 convénient Dwelliig Houses and other pe
cessary Out-Buildings, thareon standing. There s
an excellent Spring of Water next the House, and he
land is well watered. Sdwd Furm: contains a goo-
Orchard, and well Fenced. Possession given previ
ous to the 25th of Murch next. For further noors
ormation apply to ELISHA TEW,
Jamestown Dec. 7. on the Pramises.
X ’ .
'] YWO Lots of Land, plezsently sitg.
ated at the head of Broad-serect, adjoining
each other, containing 250 feet {ront, and 70 feet
tear, with a large two-story new buildng thercon
fronting the heud oi Bread-street~The building has
been eccupied as a Coach-maker’s shop, and is well
calculated for a Dwelling-House, and with a small
expense may be made a Lamiful situation —On one
of the Lots is a good well of wuter—Aiso for Sule,
Three good Chaises, with round and square tops,
and one Gig, all with plated hamesses. Jilse, Tve
excellent Cidlc Horses~The abuve may be bought
very cheap ~For terms apply to.
ISAAC STALL.
Newport, Oct. 25, 1809.
FOR SALE
A FARM., lying in the south-west
part of East-Greenwich, containing about 60
acres of excellent Liund, with 2 two-siory Dwelling-
House, a good Barm, Corn:House, Cider-House,
Blacksmith’s Shop, Horse-Shed, and other suitable
and convenient Out Buildings. Said Farm is well
fenced with a stone wall , is well proportioned for
‘meadow, plovghing and pasturing ; and a sufficient
quantity of wood. There is an excellent Orchard
on'said Farm, just coming to matyrity, which pro
duces about 30 bbs. of Cider.
The cenditions of payment will be made easy, and
such as will suit the purchaser ; the credit may be
for one quarter, one-half, or three quarters of
the purchase maney.
The above property was formerly owned by
Grorex Nicwors, Esq. of North Kingsten, and is
now owned by the subscriber. \For further particu
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the J:remiseo.
SAMUEL DYER.
LEaast- Greenwich, January 16th, 1810.
Fresk Fleuy Jor Sale.” 4,
JUS’I‘ landing 150 bbls. Supeit .« [ LOOOO n"
superiour quality. -/ 30y
10 Pipes Country GIN. The above T oo ds nuiy be
purchased at .vezzgnnt huxdn. wt 94, Thowee
Ph NKY Y. CRANSTON & €O,
ep.
FOR SALE, by the subscriber, a val
. usble Farm,situated in the town of Pertemonth,
adjoining that of SAmuzr EraM, Esq. about 5 miles
from Newport.—Said Parm contains about 70 acres
of €xcellent Land ; a Dwelling-House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses,
For terms and particulirs, apply to
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
Newport, Aug. 23, 1809.
FOR SALE,
’ I HAT pleasant situation South of the
g Brick-Marbet, about 60 feet on Thames-eiree?,
extends about 400 fect west, with a small Whast.
There are two large and very commodious Dwclling
‘Houses, one fronting on Thames-street, No. 177 and
179, with two convenient Shops in fromt ; the other
stands west, very well calculated for two fumilics,
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newpeort, Sestember 13, 1809.
( Uniess pwwpnd of at Private Sule, )
F IFTEEN Lots of LAND, situated
on Mill. Street.
For Further particulars and terms, apply to
CHRISTIANA BANNISTER,
or JOHN BANNISTER.
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810. ‘
TRAT Vda.lßl.E ESTATE,
J\.O. 112, & 115, Thames Sereet,
NOW orcug:.-d by Charles C. Hos
kins & Co. Lot mersures 43 feet, on
Thames street, and 100 on Church street, with a Stere
on it. The House has nine Rooms on a floor, with
a good Well of Water at the door. P& terms ap
Py THOMAS HOWLAND.
to
Newport, Jan 3, 1210.
To be sold at Publick Auction,
On MONDAY, the 24th of April next,
- At 10 o’clock, A.»~On the Premiscs,
FOR SALE,
FOR SAL L,
FARM.