The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-19 00:00:00, page 4

WHEN first the nurtial state we prove,
We live the hamy ife of love ;
But when familiar charms, no more
Inspire the bliss they i-vc before,
Euch less delighting, less is lov'd,
First this, then that is disapprov’'d ;
Complacence flies, neglect succeeds ;
Neglect, disdain and hatred breeds.
"I'was thus & pair a long time (rfov'd
The joys to love und be belov'd ;
At length fell out for trifling thinge,
From trifling, anger mood{ Ql'illﬁ: ;
The wish to please fo euch breast,
And love's soft throne now rage possess’d.
N Resolv'd to part, they'd meet no more,
Enough—the chariot’s at the door ;
The mansion was my lady’s own,
Bir Pope resolv’d to live in town ;
Writings were drawn, each clause ageeed,
Both vow’d they’d ne’er recall the deed,
The chariot waits, why this delay ? "
The sequel shall the cause display.
One: lcwel({ girl the lady bore,
Dear pledge of joys she tastes no more ;
T'he father’s, mother’s, darling, she,
Now lisp'd and prattled on each knee ;
Sir P:f" when rising to depart,
Turn'd to the darling of his heart,
| And cried with ardour in his erve.
“ Come, Betsy, bid mama good bye.”
The la(kly. trembling, answer’d—‘‘ No,
“* Go, kiss a, my Betsy, go—
* The chihr:gull li{re wit’ﬁ me,” she cried,
“ The child shall chuse,” Sir Pope repli'd.
Poor Betsy look’d at each by turns,
And each the starting tear discerns,
M{vludy asks with doubt and fear,
“ will you not live with me, my dear 1
*“ Yes,” hulf resolv’d, repli’d the child,
And half suppress’d her tears, she smil'd,
“ Come, Betay,” cried Sir I’o{a. “ you'll go
“ And live with dear papa, Tknow "'
. a "“Yes,” Betsy cried. The lady then
Addreds’d the wond'ring child nquin 3
*“ The time to live with goth, is o’er,
“‘ This day we part to meet no more,
“ Chuse then.”” Now grief o’erflows her breast,
And tears burst out, too long suppress’d.
The child, who tears and chidin join’d,
Suppos'd pupa dicr‘l:u'd, unkinfl ;.
: And tried with all her little skill,
To soothe his oft relenting will.
*“ Do,” cried the lisper, * father, do
* Love dear mama ! mama loves you !”
Subdued, the source of manly pride,
No more his looks his heart be’i,cd 3
The lender transport forc’d its way,”
They both confess’d each other’s sway,
And proll:xted b{ the mutual smart,
Dreast rush’d to breust and heart to heart !
Each clasp'd their Betsey o’er and o’ere
And 7'om drove empty from the door.
Ye that huve passions for a tear,
Give nature vent, und drop one hers !
THE ftlowing account of * the largest rivers in
the world,” is extracted from Parish’s Geography,
The Amazen of South America, the largest river
i the world, is 2,500 miles in length.
The .Vile in Africa, has a course of 2,ooohmi|eo.
‘The Missisoippi is the largest river in North-Amer
ica ; ite course !l south ; mnﬂh 3,000 miles.
The Suint Lawrence is the second river of North-
Ameriea. Its source, from the head of Lake Supe
riour, is 2,500 miles,
The Kian Khin in China, 2,200 miles long.
The Mio de la Plata, in soUsh America, is 1,900
miles in length. :
‘ 'l‘::e Liannbe, in Europe, has a course of 1,030
i
The Welga, a river of Russia, is 1,700 miles in
leogth. . . .
"I‘:‘.: Ganges, a river of Indis, has a course 1,400
milce. 2 - ' 4
Ao, b mkie cxn
- to st
and most correct information.
THE following inscription is over the door of a
Liouse in a small village in the Jole of Ely.~
“ Shaving done at a pen:;{”uch-—um oild and
powdered into the bargin- redeing Riting and
Spelin taut according to the rules of Gramur and
cear takin of their morels at 6d a week. N, B. God.
freys Cordial Rud rutes Rud Herrens Potatoes
sussages and other Gardin stuff'to be sold by there
umble sepvant James Grunby.”
The following beautiful verses are selected from the
Georgetown Independent American, and are said
to be the production of thut inimitable and justly cel
ebrated dramatick performer, Musier P AYNE. We
think these lines evinee u genius, taste, and exuber
ance qffauc;, not excelled by the self-atyled Anacreon
"Moonrx. They are intreduced 7 the fullowing ob
servations of the Editor of the Independent Jmeri
can-
“ Few, indeed, among the beat of peste, are the
inetances, where, at the age of seventeen, more funcy
taste, und correciness, ave discoverable than in the fol
lowing verses, directed to a young lady in Virginia, an
wequainsance of the authonr ; a copy of which I pro
stired, and the publication of which must be pardoned.
LAST night, while rest'css on my bed,
languish’d for the duwn of morrow ;
Soft slumber sooth’d my aching head,
And lull’d in fairy dreams, my sorrow.
I heard—and felt no longer frec—
From all the rest [ gladly sever ;
And in perennial :ioy with thee,
Deur MAYO ! could reside forever !
Yet ONF. there was, whose azure eye
A melting, holy lustre lighted !
Which censur’d, while it wak'd the sigh
And chid the teelings it excited.
* Mortal ! (a mystick speaker said),
* In thesethe SISTER MONTHS discover ;
** Select from these the brighest maid !
‘“ Prove to the brighesg maid a lover.®
When soon, twelve sylph-like forms, I dream’d,
Successive on my vision darted ;
And still the latest comer secm’d
Fairer than she who just departed.
1 stood in that serene retreat,
Which smiles in spite of stormy weather ;
Where flowers and virtues clustering meet
And cheeks and roses blush tog'clger.
SN
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THE POWER OF INNOCENCE.
SINGULAR INSCRIPTION.
(SELECTED.)
PO:.TRY.
160,072,593
$54,000,000
20,000,000
25,700,000
Samuel Durjee,
Respectfully informs his friends and the
> Publick,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
o‘:xp-ed by ;Velu.un Au.;: o:.the main
mn‘ . !';guu of m.meruhmt.’"udko
1 to W poses
and Gentlemen, Parties of Pleasure, and Travellers,
whe -.w on him will receive every attention,
and the accommodations in his power, to bestow.
N, B. Ladies and Gentlemen may be ac-
Fommodated with Boord’m&. on s gplication as above.
Pertsmeuth, July 4, 181 163 w,
NAS FOR SALEK,
On the mast reasonale terms,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses b{ the gallon ; coarse
and blown salt by the bushel ; Ginger and Pearl.
ash by retail.--4iso, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philudelphia Brick by the h\mdru{ i Hops by the
g;mnd; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity,
‘heat Bran by the bushel ; Coal by the bushel
Likeveice, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, made of
pipe clay, suitable for for Oveuns.
Aug. 30, 1809. -
H \S just received, and offers for sale
on the most liberal terms at his new Station.
ary Office, No. 118, Thames-sireet,
A complete and clegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks, printed on
superiour Puper, and the first style of the Printing
Art—among which are the I’ollowinf. Vi :
Deeds, Bills of Sale,
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declurations on Promis- | Cousters’ Munifests,
sury Notes, Blank Checks on the
Do, on Book Accounts, Banks in Newport,
Indentures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, Seaman's Jonmaﬁi. &e.
JAlso—=Just received an Assortment of Penknives
of various prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION.
ARY as usual.
Managers' Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
7th Cluss of Matfield Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
this Offce.
Exchange and Lettery Office,
M. lﬂ Thames -atret, } Jume 37,
The Genuine English Pc:manent Ink, for marking
Linen, and a coustant supply of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel Pens—all which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.—~CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street, }
Newport, April 10th, 1810.
INI‘ORM the publick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he hus opened a small assort
ment of the most np&rovcd STATIONARY, coin
prising, among other, the following articlés, viz.
Paper—=toolscap, pot, letter, ¢t .nd black
edged, of the various descriptions ;
Quills, from 75 1o 25 cents, per buncn;
Pocket Books, from §3 wo $4 each ;
Penknives, an assortment ;
Backgammon Tubles ;
Scales and Dividers ; A
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax; :
Sand Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ;
Shaving Soap ;
Black £cad Pencils, &c. &e. &e.
Besides a variety ofarticles too numerous to mention
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Gin . Ginger
Cogniac Pimento
iraniah } BRANDY Tuble :slt
olusses Alexandria
Hyson : & Bultimor} F LOUR.
Hyson skin Wrapping Papsr,
Sguchong& TEAS. Ruml:u P
Bohea Tobacco
Coflee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf \ Candles
Havanna T Checse
White & SUGAR. Butter
Brown and Meal
Arse,~2so M. lhinﬁu-, with a quantity of
Boards and Laths, of the first qualit{.
U The highest g:’ce given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rage.
Newport, July 18, 1810.
WILLIAM WHITE,
Offers for sale, at the store, on Long-wharf, formerly
occupied by the Progressive Compuny, No. 11.
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, &C.e~CONSISTING OFw=
Rum | Black Pepper
HAVE REMOVED rnzxv GRAINERY
anp GROCERY STORE rrox No. 11,
TO THEIR STORE, 31, LoNe-Wnany,
Jormerly o‘?l“ by the late Mr. Woodward,
Where they offer for sule, on very accomodating terms
Jor cash or approved evedit a very gemeral and
extensive assortmienit of GROCERIES,
umong which are ———
TEN hhds. 3d proof Bt. Creix Rum ,
* § pipes Gin ;
10 hb«ﬂmhuu:
5 chests Campoy Tea ;
25 do. Souchong, do. :
15 do. Bohea, do. ;
20 boxes Brown Bugar;
10 do. White, do.;
20 do’ Raisins ;
20 do. Chocolute
20. do, Soap ;
15 Kegs Ginger;
10 Crates Crockery Ware »
40 Bushels White Beans ;
3000 Bushels Exuma, Turks.lsland, Liverpool,
and Bonavista, Salt.
—JUST RECEIVED~—
50 bbls. fresh superfine flour of the most approved
inspection,
A Constant supply of Rye, and Indian Corn ;
do. de. Rye and Indian Meal;
Whole sale and retail at the lowest cush prices.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Jgent.
Newport, June 13,
New Stationary Ofhice.
The Progressive Company,
GODFREY WENWOOD,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
GROCLRILS,
BY WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
JOSIAH C, SHAW,
REMOVAL.
CALL AND SEE.
D ESERTED from Rese’s-Island on the
night of the 3d inst. the following Soldiers be.
longing to the Army of the United States—viz. reeee
AMOS GRANT, aprivate in the Regiment of Artil
levists—2s yuudof age, lh‘-.ovn Hair, Gray Byc)o, fair
Complexion, and a native of Se ton, ( Con. ) His
fac:.gnr‘ted with gun powder-m on wLn he went
away u round hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
and shirt with a frilled oosom, and took away with
him n‘hrge silver watch, with a silver chainand a
N:ATLANIEL BROWN, of the Rife Regiment, a
cy.
bout jfeet ten inches high, dark hair, dark eyes, and
fair eomjkxim. born in Switen, Worcestar County,
(‘Maes.) had on a green coarse linen rifle trockand
trowsers, trimmed with yellow fringe.
Whoever will take up said deserters and deliver
them te the Commanding Officer at Forts Wolcott or
Adams, shall recei above reward, and all neces
charges paid.
- J. HOUSE, oﬁ'.mm..
Commanding M olcost,
RUNAWAY,
FROM the Subseriber on the night of
the 11th inst. an Indented Apprentice, by the
name of RAY SPINNER, dark complexion, dark
hair, and is about 17 years old.—Whoever will se
cure the said Boy, in any Jail, in this State, so that
I can obtain him wgain, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no x‘ugn paid. I hereby forbid all
harbmrin’. trusting, or trading, with said
m penalty of the Law.
' JOHN REYNOLDS.
Wickford, Aug. 20, 1810.
TWENTY DOLLARS Ri.WANKU
FOKR SALE,
TWO good mileh cows, and one
CHAISE, with the harness, the property of
Benjamin Willbor, deceased. Any person wishing to
purchase either of the above, ma apply to the sub
scriber, at his store, No. 13, Jﬁ’{-nreet, sign of the
Golden Fish, or at the late residence of the &ccased
Newport, sept. §. WILLIAM WILLBROR.
A \l Dl’o LLJ 1 ’
, I ‘HE HOUSE now octupied Iy
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No.ll,
Pelhanwstreet. Possession may be had by the 15thof
Muay. wserens AO, .......
That new and well finished House, one door west
of thle abave. Possession may be had oy the first of
April.
Ut s JOY VYO '
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE,
MNo. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
NO\V occupicd by Charles .. Hos
kins & Co. The Lot measures 45 feer, uvn
Thames street, and 100 on Church street, with a store
on it. The House hus nine rooms on a Floor, with
agood Well of water atthe door. For terms ap
ply to
" THOMAS HOWLAND.
o'h". 3
SILCONU-HAND CHAISE..
FOR SALE, a Second-Hand Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of
WALTER NICHOLS.
Mareh 14 "
FOR SALL,
a NUMB!.R of Tracts of LAND.
lying in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in Lu.
zerne County, State of Pennsylvania. Said LAND is
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 acres; and will
be sold on the most reasonable terms, An indisputable
title will be given. Payment might be made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as may
best suit purchasers.
For further information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Islund Republican, or to the subscriber, living
at Groton Ferry, State of Cennecticus.
ROBERT LATHAM.
Newport, July 24.
FOR SAL L4y
ONE new Stage Coach. . Also,~two Coaches and
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal eredit. Please enquire at the oflice of the
Rhode-Jslund Republican.
July 18. ’ 18,¢f.
FOR SALLE,
THB Masts, Spars, Sails, Riging, Stores, &c.
suituble for a single deckc«? Brig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns. -
For terms, and particulars,apply to
CONSTANT TABER.
June 28.
A FARM.
Tobe Sold, st FUBLICK AUCTION,
By order of the Supreme Judicial Court by the Subscriber
On MONDAY the 24th of Sepiember next,
At 1 d'clock, P. M. On .the Premiscs,
I fuir, if moty the firat fuir day after,]
VL tie rlgh(, UUC and nverese, which
WarLTer Warson, late of South Kingstown, died,
scized, to a certain FARM (called the Robert Huzard
farm) lying in Boston Neck, in said South Kingstown,
contuining 113 acres of excellent Lund, with « Dwel
ling-House, Barn, &c. thereon, and a large Orchard,
of the best grafied fruit; said Farm is bounded on
the sea and on Petaquamscutt river, and is well fen
ced and watered and well proportioned for meadow,
pasture and tillage land,—.l/sO, A certain Wood Lot,
lying in South-Kingstown, about half a mile from
the publick road and two and a half miles from Lit
tle-Rest Hill, containing about 40 acres, covered with
fine timber—. 50, A House and Lot of Land, contain.
ing about 3-4th of an ucre ; said House is in good or
d:r-—l(:onditiom made know at the time and place
of szle,
My $, 1810
~ For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newport, Feb 28, .810.
’ I ‘HE Subscriber offers for sale, his
House and Lot, um-ha with a large Coach
House and large Stable, largest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House. ‘
" The above property will be sold rersonable, and af
accommodating terms. ’
South-Kingstown, Jul+ 18, 1810,
July 18.
JEREMIAH BROWN.} Estate of WaLTER
Admigistrator to the
! WaTtson.
) 18,1uw,
R‘EAL ESTA'I'I“.—-.;‘QR SALE.
JAMES PERRY.
18,¢f.
INI-‘OR.\I their friends and the publick in genera!
that they continue to carry on the Painting and
Glazing business in their various branches at their
old stand No. 4, Mill-street, they tgud‘ully acknowl
edge past favours, and solieit custom of their
friends & the pubiick,who,from the neatness and fuitl,
fulness of their work heretofore cvinced, thay be as
«ned that nothing, on their part, shall be waating to
do the same hereafter.
Newpert, June 6, 1810. ‘
ALL persons having accounts or de
mands against the REONE-ISLAND GOAL
coMraNy, are requested to present them immedi
ately to the üboc"ranr for settlement.
CHARLES NICHOLS.
Portsmouth, (R.l) July 12. 185 w,
THE subscriber, having been appointed
Executrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL, ,
late of Littie-Compton, decessed ; and has taken updn
herself thattrust, by giving bond, to the Honounr:hle
Court of Probate for said town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who have demands on said Estote 1o
exhibit them for settlement ; and all who are i ndl,:.
ed, are requested to make immediate ayment to
BETSY BROWN E£L, Laxec'
Little-Compt.n, sept. 7.
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank
JOiQtQ &c. ke.
Which he will sell cheap, at khis stand on SHER
BURNE’s Wharf Naw 15.
He carnies on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and despach, at his shop, No. 4, Crese séreet, where
every order will be pmnctualklg attended to, and eve
ry favour gratcfully acknow ged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journeymen, such as are good work.
men, may hear of employ by applying as übove.
Newport, March 21.
DANIEL SHELDON,
RESPEC TFULLY informs his friends, that Le
has on hand— .
\ AA\ I‘. DD.
Innmnn.v,.mu Matter. A good
Workman at the business, will meet with cone
” §A§ UEL MOSES..
stant employment, ing to
July 18. B
NOI L.,
vIVI E Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all these who are indebted to
aumn, by book account or note, to call and settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de
munds against him ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
THE the subscriber having been ap
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
own of Newrorl, Administrator upon the estate of
WILIAM G()DDAFDa
late of said Mewpors, Ship-Carpenter, deceased ;
and having given bond according to law for the faitl.-
ful discharfe of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests all persons who are indebted to the es:ute
of said deceased, to make immediate pavment, and
those who have any demands against suid estate, (o
exhibit them to him.,
’ I H E Providence Manufacturing
Compa.n( wish to employ several families of
Women and children to work in their Stone Coiton
Fuactory, in Warwick, where such encourag. ment
will be given that those who are industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly wdding to their property. None need
apply but those who can be well recommendeu.
Those who are disposed to be employed are request.
ed ‘0 make immediate application to Doct. Cuse, =
Newport, or to John R. Pitman, the Company’s a.
gent, ut Providence.
NUOTICE.
'I HE Subscribers intend to cou..
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTIO%
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the cours.
of ten or twelve days. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children to learn the art of Weayimy:
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. are requested to n%p!_s
imediately ; Wages will be given according to their
ages and abilities, and increasecd as they encrease
the art of Weaving.
They will immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds of twine and lines. Wanted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
July 24. STEPHEN DEBLOIS.
“We hereby graciously command, that on and ofter
the 24¢h of JApril next, no Goods shall be imported, uei
ther on )a"in‘ the Duties nor in \ransitu, which belong
to Great-Britain or Ireland, the Colonies or Covntvies
under the infiuvence of the British Government, or Geode
of any description whatsoever, loaded in vessels Jrom
Great-Britain or any of her Dependencies, be cdvatted
o our ports, and that all veasels, under whatscever
Flag, which shall be proved to carry such Goods,or tha:
are not furnished with Certificates and Docrvments 14
Certify the Origin or full particulars of their Cargoes,
from the port of loading, shall upon their arrival in our
Harbours, be ordered off, save and except such vessela
G are sole laden with Sult. For the execution of our
Decree, We Command all Officers and Persons in our
service, to exert their utmost vigilence in strictly ea amin
ing the Papers, Certfiicates and Documents of all vew
sels that may arrive.”’ _
He farther gives publick notice, that the
documents required by the foregoing Decree, will
be furnished on application te him.
GEORGE MILES.
Newport, August 1, 1810.
*+* The printers of newspapers .in Providence
New-Haven,and New-London will insert the above no
tice. and forward their Bills for payment,
. I ‘HE undersigned. His Swedisi Mo
Jesty’s Vice Consul for the States of Fhods.
Jsland and Commecticut, has received fi om the Consul
Ceneral, residing at Philadelplna, u Decree of the
Swedish Government, under date of the 20th of March:
1810 : an extract of which follows, and ;s published
for the information of the Merchants, and all others
concerned =
Aug. 15
Seth & Stephen X ates,
NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.
TAKE NULICE.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
NUTICE.
NO I'ICE.
NOTICL.