The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-26 00:00:00, page 4

THIS actor being usked “if he had ever been in
Bcothund, and how ﬁc liked the people ™t If you
mean the lower order of them,” replied he, * I shall be
at a loss to unswer you ; for I had no accquamtanee
with them thun by the smell. As for the Nobility,
they are numerous, and for the most part, proud and
begigurly. | remember when 1 crossed from the
Norvth of Ireland into their country, I came to a little
wrtched viglag +, cousisting of a dozen huts, in the
style of the Hotientous, the principal of which, was
an Inn, and Kept by an B vl The whole village was
up in un instant to sulute me, supposing from the cl
egance of m¥ appearance, that Tmust be some per
-801 of large fortune and great fumily. The Burl ran,
and trok hoid of my stirrup while I dismounted ;
then warning to his gldest son, wio stood by us with.
out breeches, suid, “ My Luird, do you take the gen.
tleman’s horse to the stable, and desire your siscer,
Rady Betty, to draw him a pint o’ twopenny, for |
suppose s, great a mon will ha' the best liquor i* the
whole hoose.” I w.s obliged, (continued Quin) to
stay here the whole night, and to muke & supper of
To ten potatoes and bad smelling eggs. The old
Nobleman w s indeed very complaisant, and muade
me accept of his own bed. [ cannot say that the
d.tﬂm'tor{ was ihe best in the world, for there was
nouhing but an old box to sit upon in the room, and
neither shects nor curiaing to the Bed. Loady Berey
wis kind ensugh to apnlogize for the apartment, as.
fuing me * mawy persony of great dignaty had fie
ac’:}‘lymx ity and that thougy the blonkets
sac Dlock, it was not qi‘e Frr vears sin they
bad been w shed by the Couness, wer muher, and
Lady Makiida Canlu Amelia Blewnora Siphia, ene
winch grievdinm very badly ; :
His eyes intears of woe did swim,
And sorrow sunk him sadly.
How much do people undergo,
From wounds of’ Muster Cupid’s bow !
Like his own needle did the dart
Prick him his left ribs under;
His gizzard it did swell and smart,
As if 't would barst asunder,
Ah! love’s a wounding thing you know,
It makes one feel all over so.
His heart was hotter than his goose,
As sull he thought about her,
“ 1 see,” he cried, “ it is no use,
- % For [ shall die without her”
Never was cresture troubled so,
Since Nouk's flood, long time ago.
In Georgetown, Tom, \he butcher dwelt 4
And lie was one of twenty ;
And Kachel mighty wishes felt
I’o huve fresh meat a plenty,
Love’s very pleasant tood you know,
But beef and lamb are better though.
Now jealousy hud scizecd Sam,
Which hke the grave is cruel,
Says he, “ 1 do not care u Qe
“ 'l kill Tom in « duel.”
For those that love will fight, you know,
And Samuel's courage proves it so.
But Tom, the butcher, huving fired
A loaded pistol never,
Hud choice of weapons, and desired
To fight Sum wiJn a cleaver,
The man that challengeth, you know,
With what he likes may figit his toe.
But Sum would only fight with ball—
And 80 that matter ended—
He then went to the cupitol ;
And to the top ascended.
Oh Lord! how desp’rate did he grow !
How strange that love should work him so.
He thought he down himself would threw,
But fear’d he'd after rue it,
And folks would all laugh ai him so,
He swere he would not do it.
Indeed much wisdom it deth show,
T'o look before you leap, you know.
Some warlike birth he ask-cd for— ¢
A a navaul station guineed
He went and jon'd the marine corps,
To cure whaut him so pain-ed.
For very well did Samnel know,
That if he died, he’d—stop his woe-
A cold now Tom, the buteher took,
Which soon a fever brought on ;
And life, next Thursday, Lim forsook,
"T'was what he had not thought on,
A cold’s a very bad thing, you know,
By cough, or t{ucr, pop we go.
Sam Seraggle hen w 0 Rachel said,
In sober dosetul ditty,
“ Since Tom, ‘he butcher, now is dead,
“ Won't you on me have pity 1
For Sumiel Seraggle did not know,
What chunge ber mind might andergo,
Says she ™ Pil never be your wife,
** So dao’nt vou ask wi, prithee,
“Twouid not have you="pon my life‘
“ And eight moie taylors with you.
The ladies alwuys love to show
« Their eruelty to men in woe.
Then grevious-ly did Semuel grunt,
Grew 8 ck, und houry sigh-ed ;'
But got, * fore long, the better on't,
O¢ clseshe nirghc hove diced
When love beging to better grow,
"T''s notso l).«l8 to bear, you know,
Raclel, in time, did chmp her mind,
Lest she shoutd die a virgin ;
To ma:x Sam she felt inclin’d,
Indeed "twas very urging.
That love's capricious this doth show,
What chunges it doth undergo—
Pray ladies, han't you found it so !
Savs Sam “1 won'r,” in great disduin—
Loed, how was she surpriz-ed—
She learnt—=too lute—that tayloring men
Are not to be despis-ed.
Love's a strange kind of thing I trow,
It makes one feel il over so ;
It moveth us ali to and fro,
1 wvounds the hign, and smites the low,
As Buonapart’s match doth show ;
And ins old wife’s sad overthrow ;
And Rachel's unexpected woe ;
And Samuel Scraggie’s pride—also,
A TAYLORING wight Sam Seraggle was,
Of Washington’s W‘idc Cuy ; y
And Rachel Rees he lov'd because
This Rachel ftoss was pretty,
Love's adelicious thing you know,
It makes one feel all over so,
But Ruchel Reze did not love Aim;
QUIN'S ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND.
| '
SAM SCRAGGLE.
A NEW COMICK SONG,
BY CHARLES PRENTISS, ESQ.
POILTRY.
(SELECTISL.)
Celebrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops
[Price Two Dollars,)
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheuna
tism, lumhago. stone and gravel, swellmgs and wei k.
ness of the d:'mu. sprains, biuises, und all kiuds of
green wounds—the cramp, pains in the head, face
and body, stiffness of the neck, chilblains, frozen.
limbs, &c. y
Those celebrated and well known Biters are com.
posed purely of vege ables, and are poriiculaly w
dapted for restoring we k constitutons, cicansing
and strengthening the stomach, wnd mercosing the
appetite ; they areexiremely serviccable il seasons
but particularly so on the . ppioach of warm weather,
when biliows fevers exporience such totul toss of ap
petite, Algo, a certain preventative cguinstantet it
tent habits, uﬁcn, dysentaries, &c. &
Re ROBEu IS N
Infallible Worm Dcsiroymz Lozenges.
A medicine highly necessury (0 be kept in all fam.
ilies—price §U cents.
Lr. Dyorr’s
Anti- Bilious Pills,
Celeorated Stomaciucie L. lixir ) dacclin,
( Frice 81 and 50 ccnts.)
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer
ed to the publick, for the speedy reiief and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptio’ s, the hooping
cou!ih, asthmas, pains .nd winas in the stomach, res
moving habitual costiveness, sickness at the stomach,
dysenteries, choler morbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &c. &e.
Dr. ROBELTSON 8 .
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature's
Grand Restorative,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci
ous medicine, for the speedy relief and care of ull
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, seminl
weukness, gleets and various compiants resulti g
from secret impropriety of youth and dissipatd
pleasures, residence i warm clithates, the immoder
ate use of texw, the unskillful or excessive use of
mercury, so often destructive to the huinan fram
and diseases peculiar to femules at a certuin period
of life, barren = ess, &e. &e.
1)k, WoBERTSONS
Patent Stomachick +ine Bitters,
( Price Onr Dollar.)
For pleasantness, safetv, expedition, ease, and eer.
tainty, is infinately superiour to uny other medicine,
for the eure of thut most disagreeable and tormen.
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
. LissoTT's
Lelebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops.
For cleansing, whitening, «nd preserving the teeth
und gums, Poice 50 cents per box.
Swce the above inviluable medicires were first
discovered upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced their hoppy and salutury
effects, many of whom from the greatest debility.
DR. DYOUT, respectiully soiicits the pablick to
observe that owing to the corificates of CUPCS, P
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become toe numerous for their insertion in a
newspuper, he has in consequence thercof published
prmphlets, wherein are emolled, in the most de
mons' ruted and conspicuous manner, the undenial!
fasts signed by citizens of the fivst respectabilnn
clergy, and members of the faculty . and are 10w 1w
be hud gratis of hin and his respective ujents,
thrm;’hout the United States.
A Fresh supply of the above Medicines, for salc,
at the store of
NUINE PATENT AND FAMILY
MEDICINES.
Which are celebrated for the cure of most diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prepiared only by the sole firoprictor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandeon of the lute Dr. Rosentson, of Edinbrug
Extracted from an Iberia Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &c.
Price Two Doilars.
ITCH OINTMENT,
"
A medicine whica wil certaniy cure the
ITCH, without having in it ary thing either danger
ous or disagre~able,
‘One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ;as the shin s gener
ally lefd clean and smooth,
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale a the Druggist Stores of Cwantzs Feuxe
James Tavuon, and Samver W, Vaxson, in New
port. ' Mey.32
For the prevention and cure of Billious and Malig
nact Fevers. Price 25 cenis—lurge boxos 50 cents
DR. UYUTT »
Patent Itch Qintment,
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE Firl'Y CENDY,
Secured to him by Letters Patent from the President v
the Uited States.
A MEDICINE exwemely useful for curing
Jaundice and billious disorders, and removing
at sinking, faint and disiressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficuity of bruthin& loss of appetite, and
sleepy, dull heaviness in the fore part of Ihe day,
weaeneuu\d U'cmblins of the limbs,dizziness of the
head, and yellowness of counten.nce, complaints se
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The muny cures taat have been effected in
New-England by the above medicine (as may be seen
by the bills) prevent the necessity of further recoms
mendation.
J Lixewise, WHEATON%
of her youngest sisters” BShe them wished me 4
good night, and said the Viscount,her hrother, would
u:;&orticuhr care L 0 £¢m my boots.”
ciently illiberal this, but every general reader
will recollect the names of men ater than Quin,
wh:l) have been still more inibenf:vudl poor Scot.
and.
G. &T. RICHMOND,
Providence, und by
SAMULEL W, VINSON,
Aprarnecary, Newport. Sept. 8.
ID, ROBERTSON
For Jaundice and Bjllious
CUMLLAINTDS,
HHEATO
( Price Two Dollars.)
The chcmble Balm 0/ Liﬁ.’,
* (Price One Dollar.)
The Bim of [T ria,
The Kestorative Dentrifice
Dr. RoBERTSONS
(opartnersi.ip— Dissolved.
T"E subscribers on the 6th inst. by mutual con.
sent, dissolved their conne xlon in business, hith
erto existing undgr the firm «f HENRY Y. CRANS.
TON & €O, HENRY Y CRANSTON.
sept 12, BENJAMIN WICHTMAN.
NQIIC!
THE subscriber being authurized to close the un.
scttled business of the lute fiim of Henry Y.
Cranston & Co swiicits those who are mdebted 104 OF
have any demands sgainst suid Fiim, to call and .de
Just them vomediately, HENRY Y CRANSTON,
N. B. The Juction and Commirsion business will
in future be conducred by 71, ¥. Cranston, at the old
stind, No. 94, Thun . s-street, sept, 12.
Wi O
AI.I, persons having demands against the late firm
of ¥ LOPEZ & DEXTER, or the subscribers in-
Goasally e tequesaed W presert the samd for ad-
Justment ; wnd persons indebted to them wre inform.
e huiuniess they moke payment by the loth of Qc
tober nexi; they shall be I(A.xu d witl un Artorney for
coliection, ‘SAMUFL LOUPEZ,
5t l"- 19. HUKAI L S. LLXTER.
UL ST I""'-‘ /,}c' "'.('/:"1"‘{
’ l‘llß Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm of HARVEY
SESSIONS & CO. s this day by mutual consent, dis
solved. All peisons indeb ed tossid firm are roquest
ed to muke immediste payment 10 Hurvey Sessions,
who is suthorized 10 receive the sume, and those who
have any denwiands wgamst said firm, will pleuse to
present them o him and reccive their pay.
SNONCe..
HENRY BUIL L,
II \VING formed a new connexion in business on
o the 7ih day of July, 1809, hereby requests
A 4 peisoins who were indebted to him previous to that
G, w call and pay the same, as the accounts and
notes vnsctuied J;c rthe Ist of October next, will be
positive 'y putin suit at the next November coury
sepl. 12,
te carnies on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
und despach, at his shop, No. 4, Cress street, where
every order will be punc~ attended to, and eve.
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men, mauy hear of employ by applying as «bove.
Newport, Muvel 21
NOTICE,
\,'V.‘l“'."l". AS the subeeriher did o
the month of Nivember, 1807, convey to
HOBERT WOODWARD, biucksmith, o power of
\toiey to wct and do wil things uppertaining 10
M, busioess durihg my absence 5 This is to give
o, that the sud power of Ao ey will ccose
ircmthis date RICHARD BAILEY.
sepl 5
THI', Subscriber takes this mode ol
informing all these who are indebted to
aun, by book account or note, to cull and settle the
same, to enable him 10 meet those who have de.
mands against him ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without ?unher notice,
OFI-‘I-‘.RS for sule a general assortment of DRY
G 00DS, cdapred to the season, which he is de
termined to sell at the most reduced prices. He wili
receive about the 15th inst. a great variety of vew
Goops, which will be worthy attention of those who
wish to purchase cheap.
He also keeps constantly for sale a complete as
sortirent of COTTON YARN of a good quality, and
us clicap as can be purchased in this state.
scpl. 12.
’' Y H F Provid nce Mami/‘acturmg
C-)aaz wish to employ several families of
Women and children to work in their Stone Cotton
Factory, in Warwitk, where such encoursgement
will be given thut those who are industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly alding to their property. Wone need
apply but those who can be well recommended.
Those who are disposed tobe employed are xequest.-
ed o make immediate applicstion to Doct. Case, in
Newport, or to John R. Pitmen, the Compan)y’s a
gent, at Providence.
The connexion under the
bmol FEARIGG & FAIKMAN, s s day dissol
ved, by mutual consent. Al persons havirg de.
mands, will piease 10 present them for settlement,
and those indebted are requested to make immediate
paymeni to RICHARD FAIRMAN, who is authoriz
ed to settle the same.
F ROM theSubseriber on the night aof
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 again, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no charges paid. 1 hereby firbid all
ne h.\rbourinf. trusting, or trading, with suid
:;om penalty of the Law.
. JOHN REYNOLDS.
Wickford, Aug. 20, 1810,
I{QSP&CTFULLY informs his Friends snd the
Publick, that he has con menced Lusiress in
the store, No. 155, Thames-Sticet, where he is now
opening a general :nd extensive assortnient of
EURUPEAN axp INDIA GOCODS,
conghing almost every article usually called for in
the Dry Goods Line,which he is determined to sell on
the most libersl terms.
Newpory, 9th mo. 18:h, 1810.
The business will be continued 7l'»‘y“ RICH
ARD FAIRMAN, at 134, Themes-Street, whio hus
on hand—.n « xtensive assortment of
JOB SHERMAN,
9th mo. 4th. (sept. 12) HARVEY SEssIONS.
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
Newpor:, september 8, 1810. .
HARVEY SISSIONS
Ar his old stand, No 125, Thames-street,
ABRAHAM SHER “AN,
NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.
LISSOLUTION.
NLW STORE,
RUNAWAY,
NOTICut..
MARTIN FEA\RING,
RICHARD FAIRMAN.
NOTICE.
'I'HF. Subscribers i tenl to com
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON"
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or tweive duys, Those purerits und guuidians
who wish their chi?dnﬂ to leairn the art of Weaving
with the Flying shuttle, &c. are requested to apply
ipediately ; Wages will be given according to their
ages und übiiitics, :nd increased as they encrease in
lhoaﬂ I’f “ e&\'i . A Vaes
They will inun?&htely commenoe Munufacturing
diffcrenmt kinds of twine ::xl lines., W anted,
A quautity of clesn FLAX. Apply to
JAME> PERRY, or
July 24. . STEPHEN D EBLOIS.
Through BrisroL and WARREN.
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows e
Leaves Newfiort, every morning [Sunduys
excepted] at 8 o’clock A. M* and arrives at Frovi
dence, at 4P. M. Leaves Providence, every morning,
(Sundays excrrtcd) at 7 o’clock, P. M. and arrives m
A ewport, at balf past 2 o’clock, P. M.—This LINE OF
STAGES passes over a beautiful road, where the
Pussenger has a fine prospect of the river, und a
most beautiful view of the Country. The fuir for
each P.ssenger is §2 and 50 cents ; and allowed 25
Ibs. baggage. Every 125 pounds, ﬁu,n the same @
a P ssenger.—~All fuvours will be 1 ankfully receiv
ed and gratefully acknowledged, by the ‘nblick’l
obedient and humble servants,
NOTICE.
TIF the subscriber having heen ap.
pointed by the Hom. Court of Probate of the
own of Newporr, Administrator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDARD,
late of said Aewport, Ship-Carpenter, deceased .
and having given bond uccording to law for the faith«
ful discharge of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests all persons who are im{ebted to the eswte
of suid deccused, 10 make immediate payment, anc,.
those who have any demands against suid estate, te
exhibit them to him.
BLENJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
~Aug. 15.
”
‘ N 7 HEREAS Samuel Bliven, jun. of
Westerly, but now residing in Charlestown,
in Wushington county, preferred a petition before the
Hon. General Assembly, at June session, 1810, for
the benefit of an act entitled * an uct for the relie?
of msolvent debtors”e= :
This is therefore to give notice to the creditors of
the said Sumuel Bliven, jun. that thiéy be and appear
(if they shall see fit) at the next session of said As
sembly, to be holden at Providence, on the lust Mon
day in October next, then and there to object to the”
prayer of said petition, if they shull see fit.
SAMUELL BLIVEN, jun.
Charlestown, sept. 18, 1810.
NOTICE. :
THE subscriber, having been appointed
Executrix to the last Wili and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNLLL,
late of Little-Compton, deceased ; and has taken upon
Lerself’ that trust, by giving bond, to the Honouruble
Covrt of Probate for said town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who huve demands on said Eacate to
exhibit them for settlement ; and «fl who are indbt
ed, are requested to make immediate payment w 0
BETSY BROWNLLL, £xec'x
Little-Compt .n, sept. 7.
s
FOR SALE,
A NUMBER of A'racts of LAND,
lying in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in Ly«
zerne County, State of Pennsylvania. Said LAND i
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 acres; and will
b sold on the most reasonable terms. Ao nd.sputable
title will be given. Payment might be made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as may
best suit purchasers.
For furd.er information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Isiand Republican, or to the subscriber, living
at Groton Ferry, State of Connecticut.
ROBERT LATHAM.
Newport, Inly 24,
IS\AC FISH, Pwr{icknce.} SVngeisteen:
PELEG FISH, Newport,
N. B. Passengers, who wish for seats iw
Newport, are requested to call at the House of B
LEG Flhl'. near the ASI‘O“'MS M“ ‘hc Muc
of ISAAC FISH Providence.
then and there to shew cause, (if any she tai,) why
tne praver of the aforesaid petition, ought not to be
girated, JAMES HELME. u\. Cleak.
([i('ial CO“"’ &ﬁ‘o ‘7, 1330.
‘ N 7 HiRIAS Ezekiel Crandell, of
Churlestown, in the county of Washington,
hus this duy filed his petition in said Office directed
to said Court, at their next October Term, in the
county of Washington, praying, for certain reasons
therein stared, that the Bonds of Marriage between
him urd his wife Experience, may be dissolved, and
a sentence of Divorse decrecd :
ON Thursday evening last, an Anchos
weighing about 300 wt. was stolen friom he
bow of the sloop Em ly, lying at the lower par of
the town. Whoever will give information so that
the thieves may be discovered and Empu!y regained
shullreccive Thirty Dallars reward, or Ten Dollare
sfor the Anchor aiene. Apply to the mastcron Lourd
oaid sloap. JOIN OSBORN.
sept. :
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the said FExpe
rience Crandelly 10 be and appear (if she sec fir) be
fore the next Supreme Jodicic]l Couvt b 'n
at Soutl-Kingston, within and to the county o~
Wishgton, on the second Monday « . t,
Horizontal Patent Pump.
’l‘ Ho Suuscriver having been wuitorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL P 4
TENT FPUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clusively for ‘lus Island, informs these persons whe
may be inclincd 1o make use of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on appli
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE.
Washington, ss.—=Clerk’s Office Supreme Ju«
New Arrangement:
Nc"w_p“ort and Pro'vz'acm'.:"ulml Line,
TAKE NOTICE.
ANCHOR STOLEN.
NOTICE.