The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-06-13 00:00:00, page 4

. the Uniced Stutes
A MEDICINE exire iy usefui for curing
Paindice and billious disoeders, and removing
thoe suiking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficalty of breathing, loss of wpptite, and
sicepy. dull heaviness in the fore purt of the day,
weakness und trembling of the limbs,dizzness of the
head, and ycllowness ‘# countenance, compiaints so
common o jaundicy and bilious people.
Tae many cures that have been effected in
New-Englind by the above medicine S:w muy be seen
by the bills) prevent the necessity of further recom
wendation,
Becured to lu'miby deiters Paten: frorm the President of
ITCid OINTMENT,
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A medicine which will cerwainly cure the
YTCH, without having in it ary thing cither dunger
s or disagre=able.
One box cures a person, and there need be
fio washing after the use of it ; as the skin is gener.
ally lefu clean and simooth,
The above Bitters and QOintment are for
tale at the Druggist Stores of Cuanves Fexe,
Javes Taviuow, and Samven W Vixsow,in Ne
port. May 23.
1400 wt. ' '
o d“““t.g!ml brokznboﬂ‘o:e, aud selling 6 pounds
Wewport, March 14, 1918,
At the heud of Broad Street,
HAS FOR SJaLE,
ON I, hdadred bushels Borden’s Grass
Seed.
70 bushels Herd’s ditto.
14 bushels Orchard ditto,
10 »ushels Red op ditt,
1200 wt. Red clover dato,
ALNQ, FOR SALE,
& large assertment of Grocevies, umong which are :
1200 wt. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 wt, Coffee.
1000 wt. good Butter, for family use.
JUST RECEIVED, ¢ )
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
For Jaundice and Billious
CUMPLAINDS.
"My stockings there I often knit,
My ‘kevchicfs there 1 hem,
Aud there upon the ground I sity
1 #it and sing to them,
gisters and brothers, little maid,
How muny may you be ?
Yow many ? seven in .1l she said,
And wond’ring, look’d at me.
&he had a rustick, woodland air,
And she was wildly clad ;
Uer eyes were fair, and very fair,
Her beauiy made me glad.
You say that two at Conway dwell,
And two are gone to sea,
Yt you are seven 3 I pray yon tell,
Sweet maid how this may be.
And where are they, T pray you tell,
Sshe unswer'd, seven are we,
And twe of us st Conway dwell,
And Lwo are gone to sca.
wr ARE SEVEN.
A SIMPLE ohild, dear brother Jimy
That hightly draws its breath,
Anl fecls s tife in ev’ry limb,
Wha}shouldit know of death?
/
I meyalittle cottage girl,
Of eight years old, she said,
Her hair was thick with many a curl,’
That cluster’d round her head.
Two of s in the Church-yard lie,
My sister and my brother,
And in the Church-yard cottage, 1
Dwell near thefh with my mother.
Then did the little maid reply,
Seven boys and girls are we ;
Two of us in the Church-yard lie,
Beneath the Churcli-yard tree.
Alie first thot died wasg little Jane,
In bed she mourning lay,
Tl God releas’d her from her pain,
And then she went away.
Wow many are you then, said T,
If they twoare in Hewven ?
Tius little maden did reply,
O, master, we are scverl.
You run about, my little maid,
Your limbs they are alive ;
If two afe in the Church-yard laid,
Then ye are only five.
"hd often after sun-set, sir,
Wien it is light and fuirg
1 tak my little porringer,
And eat my supper there.
0 in the Church-yard she was laid,
And all the summer dry,
Tozether round her grave we play'dy
My Brother John and I
But they are dead ; those two are dead !
Their spirits are in Heaven !
was throwing words away ; for still
The little maid would have her will,
And said, Nay, we Are seves !
Their %ravcu are green, they may be seen,
The little maid reply’d
Twelve steps or more, from mother’s door,
And they are side by side.
And when the ground wis white with o,
.::d I {ou}«l ':-un llldf slide,
v brvother John was fore’d ¢ '
Al\d he lice h,v Koy ﬁdéf 3gq
Hay Seed.
William Douglass,
Lixewrsg, WHEITO\ s
Pric e FILELY CeNTs.
(SELLCTED.)
POLIRY.
WHE 110\
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i. : '
GTNCCERITS,
Pv o) lisal wurd Jrail,
’ o
Michael Frecborn & Co.
Oficr for s.le, on the mos! Teasolabie LTS, 10T cush
or approved eredit,
At their store on JoB SHERMA NS 'wlw':f.
A General assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
&c. &e. con
“ibdllg Of e
Rum Scyars
Brandy Ginger
Cin Piuente
Wines Ruising
Hyson Butter
souchon : - Lard
H_wonuk?n Teas Chéese
and Bolica Tobacce
sugar © Souf!
Cfﬁfce Peus
Molassen Beans
Soap ¢ Dried Apples
Cundles &e. &c.
Also, just received, and for sule, as above,
92000 wt. excellent well dressed Tax 5 20
reams writing Paper, 20 do. wrapping do.; 500 wt.
~xeellent Cheese ; 150 wt. Sewing Twine.
Likewise—Bed Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, Hand
Lines, &c, April 25,
GODEIREY Wi N 00,
HAS FCR SALE,
On the mst reasonale terma,
QUA.‘;"'V“Y O -‘}czlp andd Ca'.-'
z & Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
dic hivst quality; Molasses by the gullon; course
and blown sault by the bushel ; Ginger atl Pearl
sh by reiail=- gO, Mystick Tyle by the dgen, and
Puiadelphia Brick by the bundrcd iVo by the
souid 3 Mult by the bushel or smaller (usntity ,
Wheat Bryn by the bustel ; Coal by tle bushel.
Likewise, A quantity of dricks and Tyle, wade of
Pipe clay, suitable for ovens Aungust 34 1809.
JOSLEPH SRIGGS,
Nuo, 63, Thames-sreet,
HAS lor sale==loo bls, Prime Pork war
ranted ; Gin, per Pipe.
Alsom=An assortment of GROCERIES,
N. B. He transacts Commission Dusiness,
i hose who are disposed to fave r him in this
Ine, may dependon his exertions in their be
~«.llr.
STORAGE for goods may be hadby ap
dying as sbowe, July 29, /809.
O.\l Moaonday the 7th of May, be.
betwen the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock in the
evening, some person or ﬁnonl, stove in a part of
the front window in the house of Capt. WiLLIAN
Brerrovw, in Spn'ng:mcn any person who will
give information of t pem«nwor rpetrators
of this daring ourage, so that he of tﬁy may be
breught to justice, shall teceive the above reward.
3 KLIZA BRETTON,
Nowpert, May %th |
Rf'qpectu.' y. el adends and
. W the publick in general, that he has re.
moved from his former stand in Proalstreet, to bis
shop in Barney-street, next 1o his Stale, and near
the Subbuatariun mecting-house. He sdo wishes to
requst all those who are indebted to le, to make
immedicte payment ; and likewige thoie who have
any demands against him, to exhibit /hem in like
manner, |
On the Ist day of May. he wil take into
copartnership Mr. Winriam Moo~ey, when the
business, after that time, will be conducted under
the firm of RICHARD BOAK & CO. who will kecp
for sale, at their stand in By neystreetn general and
extensive assortment of Saddlery, of gvery deserip
tiop—=consisting of ladies’ and gentlemen’s Saddles;
brass and plated Harnesses ; plain and ‘rted Bridles ;
horseman’s Caps and Holsters ; Belts ind Cartouch-
Boxes: Portmantaus and Saddicbagsy Whips;purs,
&c. &e. Trunks repaired and manfietured of eve.
ry size. Harnesses repaired and eleaed. Work of
every description done as above, at tr; shortest no
tice. | .
At their Livery Stable they 'xll continue
to keep to let, a number of excel Horses and
Carriages, equal to any ever Kept fif that purpose
in this town. Ladies and gentlemey who may be
willing to fuvour thcxu with their c&tom, sha{l re
ceive every attention by wpplying or ing to their
Stable. 'ﬁ\ey have ﬁcct“Lor)suf \\'h,’:l'\‘d will be kept
for the Yurpose of carcving Despatehies, Every I[;-
vour will be gratefully acknowledged by
RICHARD BOAK & CO.
April 25.
WANT LD,
’I‘\VO THOUSAND YARDS ol
Tow Cloth, for which the highest price will
be given by
NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. 109, Thames-Street.
Newport, Aprid 4, 1810.
RPNV L S Lad VaaS
REbPEC FFULLY informs his friends, that he
his on hund—
A quanity o 1 exceilent cedar Cluploards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Bourds, Plank,
Joist, &¢. &ec. :
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE's Wht Nov 15
JAVE FORSALEON VERY ACCOMLGDATING TERMS,
At their dAuction und Comgnssion Stere, :
Now U4y THAMESSTERT,
36 Bales Cottun, ,
10 Pipes Barcelona Brandy
.. 10 Hhds. W. 1. Rum, |
25 Chests Camipoy Tea,
50 Cusks Mresh Rulsiog
30 Kegs Ginger,
25 Boxes Chocolute,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soop,
10 Bbls. Piniento,
20 Bags Coflee,
5000 wt. Loual Sugar,
Newpert, I):c?? SRR TSR L
SECOND.-HAND CHAISE.
F’)R SALE, a Second-Hand Chaise
and Hamess. Mquire of
WALTER NICHOLS,
"""‘d l‘. - )
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.
Thirty Dollars Reward.
Kichard Boak.
I 3 hereby given, that whereas ¥, Nathan Lillebridge,
of Sonth-Kingstown, in the County of W ashingioh,
Collecior of taxes for said South-Kingstown, have this
day levied several State and Town taxes on a © riain
unimproved track of Wood Lund, lying in s«id Sowt/
Kingstown, belonging to Partrick .’?ﬂ*!, whose
E\aw of vesidence, 15 now to the said Nuthan, un
nown ; therefore, all or so much of the land afore.
saicl, as will be flecessary to pay the aforéssid t.xes,
and interest, with incidental charges, will be so d at
PUBLICK AUCTION, on the 30¢h day of Juie next,
st the dwelling house of Charles Burker, n sad
South- Kingstown, at which time and place, more par
tie'hr«otrx::n of suid lands and condit m of sale
will be made known.
NATHAN LILLEB#IVGE,
South-Kungstown, May 29, 1810.
A I' a meeting o the Board of Direc
: tors of the PROGRESSIVE COMPANY on
e 9th inst, 1t was Voted, That all demands of the
Company on Stockholders, on wecount of shures by
them holden, if not settied on or before the 20th of
Jur_\c next, be put in suit without diserimination K 5
Voted, That all iLhose who are indebted to said
Compuny by Note or Book sccount, be requested
tirough the medium of the two papers pinted in
this own, 10 cali wnd settle the same on or before the
last day of June next, us they then will be ludged in
the hands of in Attorney for collection.
; NOTICE,
THF, Subseriber respectfully inform
the Inhabitants of Newport, that he has taken
the House lately occupied by Mr. James Roginsonw,
in Pelhum-street, and that he intends practising the
various branches of the healing Art, in this town. He
hopes by an assiduous attention to the duities of his
rofession, to merit the confidence and patronage of
Eis friends and the publick in general,
JOHN R. THURSTON, JI. D.
Newport, May 10, 1510, '
Wi", the Subseribers having been ap.
pointed by the Court of Probate of the
town of Newport, in the county of Newport, Com
missioners to receive and examine the Claims aguinst
tie es.ate of y
GORTON ANDERSON,
late of said Aewport, deceascd, Represented Insol.
vent, do hercby give notice that six months from the
datc hereof are allowed 1o the creditors of the said
estate Lo bring in and prove their respective claims
to cither of the subscribers at their respective dwel
lings within the time aforesaid.
3 JASON SPRAGUE, i
All JOIHN W. DAVIS, } Commis’s.
persons indebted to said estute are reque
td muke Intimédiate kymient to° ate are requested
Lopex & Dexter,
INF(..LA. e Putck, “That pursvant
to lute Notice, they have taken into Co-Burtner
ship Mr, GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and that
in !umre their business will“)e conducted uvmver e
Firni of [LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES,
They offer fieir servicesin the Auetion and Com.
mission linc, and hope to merit the confidence of those
who muy think proper 1o favour them with consign-
WiCnts,
Cash will be liberally advanced on Goods depesited
for publick or private sale. _
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
GEOKRCE MILES, jun,
ite of Sonth-Kingston, Deceased, Represente Insol.
vent, thot slx o otus from the date hercof are allow
ed them to cxnibie thear claims to the Subscribers
who wre appoinied Commissioners thereon, by the
Hon. Conurt of Probate, of the town of Seuth-Aings
ton. that they Will attend at the dweliing house of
PRE-BERVED DAVIS, in South-Kingatsn, on the last
Saturday v each month from the dite hereof. No
accounts will be receivesl unless properly attested to
JOHN SEGAR, O 0 9
BENIDICT m,mmn.g e o s
N. B. All persong indebted to smd Estate are re
quested to make immediate payment to :
N 00l s ereby givion to Lhe Créaliors
AN o the estite of " .
He vrY BRARBER,
JOUHN DAV LENPORT,
laie of Tiverton, deceuscd, Represenied Insolvent.
that Sie Months from the Date hereof, are allowed
them to exhibit then Claims to the Subseribers, w i
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the Hon
Court of Probate of the Town of Ziverton, that the
will attend, at the Dwelling-Mousc of JEREMIAN
DAVENPORT, in Tiverton, on the lust Saturday or
April, June and August nexi, at 2 of the clock .
the afternocon.
HOLDER ALMY, o
JOHN WILCOX, }C‘"’"‘“ "
. N.B. All persons lidebted to the Estate are re
quested to make immediate payment 1o
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, (ddministrate.
Tiverton, Marel 16, 1810,
N YAy i Ll i): Sl\t“ O W
Creditors of the estate of
WILLIAM HELME,
late of Newport, deceascd, represented insolvent ,
that three months longes, (from the Ist of Murch;
1810.} are aliowed them to exhibit thair claims to
the Subscribers, who are uppointed Commissioners
thereon by the Hon. Court of Probaie for the town
of Newport, ; and that, for the purpose of receiv
ing them, they will attend at their respective dwel
lings within swid time,
DANIEL DENHAM, jun,
SAMUEL STERNE.
* Al persons indebted to the übove estate, either
by Note or book-account, are requested to make im
mediate payment to
JOB TOWNSEND, Executor.
Newport, March 4, 1810.
vi‘ » 1
N JDEICL s hercby given w 0 e
Creditors, to the Estate of
THOS {5 indebted to the subscribers
are requested to make speedy payment, so that
he inay be enubled to pay those to whom he is justly
indebied. E. TREVETT.
N. B. Scveral persons ean be furmished with
Board, by applying as above. June 6.
Ly order of the Ba;ndaf Directors,
HYNRY Y. CRANSTON, Sec’ry. Pro. Tem.
Newpoit, May 16, 181 v.
Newport, April 4, 1810.
ESTHER ANDERSON, Adniini strot
FRANCIS ANDERSQN, § ~¢nnsirotors.
Newnort, Muy 23, 1810.
THO :B. HAZARD, ddministrator.
South-Kingston, April 9th, 1810.
NOTICE.
NOLTICE.
NULICL..
NULIC L
O >ad l
ﬁ DWFLLING-ECUS Lo d LOT
situzted on Spring-street, a little south of M«
5. ePHEN Desrors’s. The Lot s butted Busteily
on Sprang-street, 65 feet, and Northerly, on Zennisons
street, (laid out, and to be openca fiom Bhames
sireet 10 Spring-street,) one hundied wnd tweive feet
Ihe house, five years oid. is weli builty widh & good
ouk frame, planked with inch und a quarter planky
and covered with ceder shingles.,
For terms enquire of g
NOAH PARKER.
Newport, March 7, 1810.
\ [\ln‘uilLLA .
F()R SALLE, thu pleasenniy situzted
House and Lot of Land, in 7hames-sireet, neys
no'th but one of the Biick-Muke . Tle ot s 52
fecet on Thames-street, sd 555 ftiet back, with a
lirge yard, an excellon Goiden, «nd a good weli of
water, that is never dry. The Aeouse is large and
convenient, and in ecniplete repior, and i & mcse
excellent stand for & publick house, lav rg Wa
lurge and convemient Stbles, Couch and Chuse
House, and a Shed, vpwards of 100 feet long,
The sbove estate may be bought st a very greut
bargain. For terms, upply 10 the subsciiber ig
Brosd-strect. ISAAC STALL.
Febrvary 28.
kU‘ L b . Lb’
\ Valuable FOUSE IL.OT, 40 by
I 41 feet, with the Shop thercon stunding, in’
4 lumes-Sireet, opposite JusePH CozzeEN’s Hatter’s
Shop. “Lhe shop on said Louis 12 fect by 24, well
lath@d and plaistercd.
Aleo—a small Shop adyoining my dwelling-lousey
andd the Newpere Bank, on the north side of B celings
ton-Square. '
Nigo—u Farm, situated in the tovn of Clharlesiown,
containing sbout 100 acres of Lind, well propurton.
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood lund.
T 0 LET,
My Dwelling House, it /i aslington-Square, at the
foot of the Par:.d?, on the nvoiili side.
FPer further particulars, mquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
* Newport, Jun. 17. 1810
L\’h\ G in Jamestown. peasantly it
uated, about half a mile nonh fiem Mr. Tyom-
As> R.Coxepox’s Feny, cortamng 71 acres of ¢Xe
cellent LAND, joinirg the nom loed that Jesds to
cee end of the Island, wilh & Fouse, Barn, Corn.
thouse, and other nccessiny ocut-buildings, The
Huildings were new 5 years cgo. daid FARM his a
beautiful Orchard, well ferced with stone wall; wnd
bs well watered srd ferced. For further perticulars
enquire of JOHN WEEBEN, Jun. on the premisess
Jumestown, April 25, :
THE house fornerly eccuried ty capt
SAMUEL Stoce M, end rew cicvped by capt
Bex] Fry, situated at the lovwer ernd of Thomes
sueet. Sad House contains 6 roems on he owe
floor, with a lurge Garden, Yurd, cnd » well of «x
cellentwater, For Purther particulars giylo Wm
Langlew, in Newport, or Serael vidmy, i, Portsmouth
NMay 16,
SF T ¢ STFPEFN YATES,
l.\'FOl- @ tleir friends snd the publick gcnera(
that thoy cottinve 1o cary ¢rvihe Famtng ond
Glazing Losmces b eir varicus brarches ot their
old starc 0.4 Nillpaeet, they pravenly ickiowlk
edge pasi Lovowrs, snd solicit the cusiom of Heir
frierds & e publick,who,frem the neatress und foith
futvess of hen wark Lacofore eviredd, msy be as
surcd that nothung, on their part, shall be wanung te
do the sur e hercafter,
A cwport, June €, 1210,
.
! 14 !
If applied for immediately, v .
A Shop sivv oo« Trom s-street. No.
155, next south of ScroMmon Townsenn &
Co. Said Shop is a good stund for business, and
muy be hud on rewsonable terms. For pariculirgg
pply to HENRY MOORE.
Muy 16.
FOR B:LE,
-
THAL ViaIUALLE £STATE,
No. 112, & 116, Thames Street,
N\()\V occuynee by Cherles € Eloss
. kins & Co. The Lot mceosiires 45 feet, on
i'hames street, and 100 on Church sitreet, witli o store
onit. The Honse has nine rocns on o Fioor, with
a ;;\md Well of water st the door. "For tawms aps
ply o |
THOMAS HUWLAND.
Jilna 30 ‘
FOR SALE, OR TO LLT.
[ HE House and Lot 4t the North pars
of Eakton’s point, lately occupied by the Re:
Mr. Bradiey. |
JAlso~The Masts, Spars, Salls, Riring, Strw"
&c sutable for a single docked Brig, of 110 or 1%
tuus or a high or double decked Big of 120 or 134
tuns .—Apdly to CONSTANT TAEER. |
N sopocs @oame 10 :
. Zo be Let, |
T"-‘T "‘C‘Q‘“l‘.\ situsted House, No. 11, P?nng
Hill, lately ocenpied by Cupt, Josern Daven,
Said House contains cvery necessary gocon wodat
well of good water, gurden, &e&e. Por ok
particulars, «pply to |
JOSEPH REIGGS,
Newport, Mav 9, 1810, L
’ I H'. HOUSE now oceupicd
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON. N
Peltham-street. Possession may be had by we 15y -
May. | |
That new and well finished House, one door |
of the wbove. Possession may be had by the fiy
Apmh ,
4 For terms, spply to DANTEL B. VAUGH!
Newport, Feb 28, (810, a
About 31 seres of excellent LAND
on the main road and being about one half mil
town ; the same being the property formerly
by Evpware Stwwoxs, Fisq deceased,
For terms and particulars, apply to
| EDWARD (Mo
" Bread-sireet, N'e
Aewuport, Macch 7, 1810,
For Sale—A FARM,
10 br L,
TO LET,
10 LiL§,
D¢ LrivN4as,