The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-05-09 00:00:00, page 4

FR L DD D emm——
Ihe P rogressive Company,
Ar i GRAINERY Axp GROCERY
. STORE. No. 1, Loxg-Wnanr,
Have for Sole, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest eur
4 rent drices, ’
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn ;
.do. do, Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved hrands.
An extensive assortmout of GROCERIES and L.
QUORS—among which drem
10 Lhds. 3d proof st. Creix and Antigua Rum ,
20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy ;
20 gpuarter casks Sherri‘ Wine ;
20 gnxel Raising ;20 do. Chocolate ¢
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohca Tecas, by the chest
or lesser guumity. &e. &e, |
1600 bushels Exuma Salt, of 4 superiour quality ;
1500 do. Liverpool de,
500 do. Turks-sland do,
© 500 do.. Donavista do.
es—a quantity of well seasoned mer. Roards
5 pipes Gin ; § hhds. old Jlmw;
ee S o e
. crates m Crockery Ware, &e. &e.
wt, 3
0-,;Mglmfor Cc'»':u and llv'n‘.ei
N. B. Those p who have in their ssion
m“‘mmsgﬁmc Company, vﬁlme the
m retamn ¢ h
LTR ‘“Jﬁﬂl COGGBESHALL, jun. Agent.
Newport, Oc.
!em\ly Bamboozle cuts the drollest capers,
Just Like a cumel, or whippopot'mos,
Joily Jack Jumble makes as big & rout as
' orly duteh horses !
§ce Angelina lead the mary dance down, .
Never sid' fairy trip it so fantastick ;
How my heart flutters, while my tonﬁe pronounces,
Sweet little seraph ;
Such are the joys, that flow from country dancing,
Pure as the primal happiness of Fden,
Wine, mirth, and musick, kindle in accordance,
Raptures extatick.
By Tuoxas G. Fresenoey, Fse
“HOW® fanny "tis, when pretty lads and lusses
Meet altogether, jw .t 3 have a caper,
And the black l«fdla‘playa you such a tune as
Sets you a frisking.
CO-PARUNERSH P FORMIS W
by
Lopex & Dexter,
NFOR . <lO Paolick, ' pursuant
to late Notice, they have taken into Co. Partne
rs lp Mr. GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and that
in future their business will be conducted under the
Fir m of' LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES,
They oifer their servicesin the Auction and Com.
mission line, and hope to merit the confidence of those
who may think proper to fuvour them with consign.
Nents
Cash will be liberally advanced on Goods deposited
for publick or private sale.
But now beliold a sad reverse of fortune,
Lite's briilm-n scenes are checker’d wishy disaster,
Clumsy Charles Clumfoot treads on Vabby’s gown,and
) Tears all the tail olf'!
Willy Wagnimble dancing with Flictilla,
Almost as light as air-baloon influted,
Bigadoons round her, "till the Jady’s heart is
Forc'd to surrender.
Aleo on hiindeme
A complete assortment of . Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace ; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor Soup ;
Sarch; Hair-Powder ; warranted water-proof Liquid
Blacking ; Scotch und Maccoboy Snm‘z-and many
other articles, too numerous to purticularize.
»I'he Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual.—Also manufactures Silver and SGold
Work, and Jowelry, in the Nﬁ«! perfection. Pila.
gree and Pearl Work, Huir ork—FElastick, difter
el almm:u., round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
~‘The higheut price given for old Gold and Silver,
sgreeable to its stadurd,
He thanks his friends for their custome—and will
sell thoye articles at u very small advance.
Nuwport, Jan. 24, 1810.
Spruce our gallants ave, esscnc’d with pomatum,
Heads powd’r’d white as Killington-Pek snow stormf
Ladies, how briliiant, fascinating creaturcs,
All silk and muslin.
Though "twas unhisppy, never seem to mind it,
Bid punch and sherry circulate the brisker ;
Or, in a bumper, ldwing with Madeira,
: Drown the misfortune.
d.ooking Glass Plates, Jewelry, &e.
= o J
NIC HOLAS GLEFFROY, informs
bis Customers and Friends, that he has Juat
, received from the manufactories in Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, us former
ly, which will be ready for sale ia a few duys, as svon
&8 they can be fitted in frames.
No! such the turmoil, when the sturdy farmer
Sces turbid whirlwinds beat his outs and rye down,
Ard the rude hail-stones, big as pisto -buliets,
g Dush in Lis windows.
* The soldiers, who enlisted during the American
rerolutionary war were termed * Continentals.”
1 Killington-Peuk. The summit of the green
WONMaing in Vermontis so called.,
Ston, stop the fiddler all away this racket—
Hartshorm and water ! See the ludies fainting,
Paler than primrose, fluttering about like
Pigeons atfrighted !
Ul? bucks and ladies, ltnndi:f in a row all,
Make finer show than teoops of continentals.®
Balance and foot it rigadoon and chasse,
. ' Brimful of rupture.
2
8
Yhwms poets tells us how one Mister Orpheus
Led a rude forest to a countr{-dlnce, and
Play’d the brisk wuncof Yankee Doodle on a
; New Holland fiddle,
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
- GEORGE MILES, jun.
Newport, April 4, 1810,
HORACE SURPASSED ; \‘
Or o beautiful deseription of a New-Englnd
COUNTRY-DANCE?
Pocetry.
TAKE NOVICK,
g WILLIAM PEARCE,
Respectfully informs his Sriends, and the pub
‘ lick in geneval,
‘ I YHAT he continues keepinga TA V.
ERN at his house in the village of H?e&’:n),
town of \preh. Kingetorwn, next door to Purcae Tie.
LINGHAST, Eaq. where the greatest attention will
be puid‘\o those who may please to favour him with
‘heir company, and may depend on having the small. |
est favour ﬂ:teMv acknowledged.
7" The house m:* be well known by its end front.
ing the strect, and the sign of a Dunci of Girape s,
Wickford, CR. 1) Oct. 25, 1809
~ We the subscribers, being a comitte, appuinted
by the Board of Directors of the Previdence Mutual
Fire<hwsurancé Comf.'my, to examine the a¢counts of
the Treasurer for the year, 1509, do. Report, That
we have carefully e zamined the details, whereof (he
above general account is an abstract, and compared
« 1e sume with the several notes and vouchers, and
find them correct ; and that there is a balance in the
hands of the Treasurer of two thousand two hwndred
and thirty-two dollars and two cents ; and also, the
deposit notes above stated, together with the evigdence
of ownershiﬁ, of five shares i the Stock of the Ex.
change Bank.
JOHN DORRANCE, e
STEPHUN TILLINGHAST, § “emmiiee
Providence, January 1, 1810.
| S—— o
BERIAH ELDRLED,
R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends |
and the publiick in general that he has remov
ed-from Wickford, to Newport, into the House lately
built by Winnran Muurerp, No. Millsireet,
where ile intends to keep a Groce: e Store und” Puly
lick House- for the accommodation of-nuy Gentle
man, that may please to call on him.
Newpert, April 25, 1810.
JOB THURSTON,
IN FORMS his frieids, and the Pub
lick that he has taken the House formerly occu. [
pied by Mrs. StonpaxD, 0n Stephen's- W henf, which |§
he intends (o improve for the purpose of accommody. |
ting his friends with Boarding, Lotlging and Enter.
tainment. His friends in the Narraganset country, §
will receive his thanks for former patronage ; and the |
smallest fuvour will receive every attention, ‘
Newport, April 4, 1810. |
HE Co. Part: ¢ -hip of Natiran.
leL Sweer & Co. was dissolved by mutual
“consent on the 19th it All persons indebi.
ed to said l'vm either by Book-Account or Note, are
respecfully ‘solicited to call on NATHANIEL
SWEET, No. 109, Thames-Street, who is empowered
to settle the same, otherwise however disagreeable
to his feelings, he will be compebed to lodge them
Notes and Accounts, in the hands of an Attorney for
collection, after the 10th day of June next. = All
those having demands against said firm, will please
call and receive their dues.
Newport, March 28, 1510.
S. STACKHOUSI's
(NEW INVENTED )
PATENT CHURN.
T‘lm Unurn will work mueh casicr thu conw
mon one ; besides, it hus the advams, %of col:
lecting the butterin rolls ; it may +lso be made to Ay
size, 80 as to churm ANy quautity the posscssor ma y
wish; and it may be fixed in such a manner as to work
either by hand, water, wind, or any ether power.—
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in cight
or ten minules, 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 Baremay
Moxro, in Portemonth, or Ronen r & NicHoras
Law Ton, No. 61 Spring-Street, Newport.
Aupnst 2
‘At a very nufmerous special general meeting
of the members of the ProvivEnce MurvuaL
Fing lusveance Company, holden at the Cowre-
House, in Providence, on Numhg the 26¢h of Murch,
1810, at 2 o’clock, P. M. JOUN DORKANCE,
" Esq. Chairman—W HLIAM LARNED, Secretury.
Voted, As the opinéen of this Conmany, that the
story circulated by :Y Joseph Lawrence, that the
Board of Directors had passed a Vote w 0 exelude
citizens from their office, is not founded in fact.
Whereas various accusations and imputations a.
gairst the Directors, Trustees und Treasurer of this
Companl. have bcer;d,mgugcd and circulated in
rrinml- and-bills a rwise, and this Company
laving fully investiguted the same, and finding them
not founded in fact, Jt is Voted and Rculu'x That
the conductof suid Directors, Trustees and Treasurer
be approved, and that the thurks of the Company
be presented to swid Directors, Trustees and Treas
urer, for their fuithful attention to the interests of the
Company ; and that this Resolution be published in
all the papers printed in the State
Voted, ’l,'ehat the state of the Treasury be publish
ed with the above vite, for the wlormation of the
Members,
I certify that the above is a true copy from the
minutes, :
Wit Liam Larsep, Secretary.
PrOvioeNcE MUTUAL JIRE-INSURANCE
CompAaNy in account current with THomaw S,
Wenn, Treasurer, :
DR.
1810, Jan. 3.
Asmount of sundry bills, orders, *
o dends and return premiums,
pud by order of the Booard of
Dircectors and Trusices, from the
e of January, 1809, to the 2d of
)unum-y, 1810, as per account of
particulars in the company’s book,
and vouchers on file, Dolz. 1760 35
Bulaice in hand, carried to new account,” 2232 02
R Dols. 3992 37
CR.
1810, Jan. 3.
By balance in hand, as per account stated and
settled Junuary 3, 1809, Dols. 1882 69
By cush veccived from January 3,
1809, to January 2, 1810, as per : .
account of particulars in the
Company’s bouks, Dols. 2109 68
: Dols. 3992 37
There are also owned by the Compuny five shiures
in the exchange bank.
\ Resneetfully submitted by
b ; Tuomas S. \Venn, 2'reaeurer,
As an Audit of the Corporation, Iluve examined
:‘v‘)‘d pass this account, agreeuble to the Board’s Au-
MOSES BROWN, Auditor
* The whole of the ahove balunce is placed out ut
an interest of six per cent, per annum,
Q THE LAST CALL.G
e——
Providence, 2d 12t Ma. 1810,
'T!ll". House and Lot at the North pare
of Easten’s point, lately occupied by the Rev.
Nir. Bradiey.
v olso~The Masts, Spars, Sails, Riging, Stores.
' Re s table for & s'ms: decked Brig, of 110 or 115
tuus or a high or decked Birg of 120 or 139,
tuns.—Apdly to CONSTANT TABER.
A owport, Sept. 18
TO LET,
About 51 acres of excellent LAND lying
. on the main road ard being about one half mile from
| town ; the same being the property formerly owned
' by Eowarp St:ﬂox.c. Esq dr;leu«l.
~ For termis and particulars, apply te
s EDWARD SIMMONS
‘ Broad-street, Newport.
Newport, March 7, 1810,
NOLIC .. °
’ I ‘HE Gentlemen, heeds of familiés, &
&c. are respectfully informed, that a PRI
VATE SCHOOL is now opened, u«t No. 177, Thames
Street, next to the Brick-Market, for the Instruction
of the Youth of either sex, in Reading, Writing, A
rithmatick, Grammar, Geography, History, &c. &c.
Every attention will be paid to the Morals ot the Chil
dren ; Wnd to their Instruction in the necessary ex
ternal accomplishments. Those who have Children,
and who wish to have them correctlf introduced to
a knowledge of the elements of us<ful Learming, ma
do well to lose no time in obtaining for their Chii
dren, a pluce at suid SCHOOL.
For further particulurs apply tp the Preceptor, at
the School Room, © o wpril 11,
1 PANIEL DENHAM, jun,
SAMUEL STERNE.
All persons indebted to the übove estate, either,
by Note or bovk-account, are requested to make ime
mediate payment to
JOB TOWNSEND, " Zrecutar, |
Newport, March, 4, 1810. ;
TV B LET,
’ I ‘HEE. HOUSE now nc:‘t‘ngied by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EA N, No.ll,
Pellam-street. Posscssion may be had by the 15th of
Mav. weensnnd. SINDOY ' epies 3
That new and well finished House, ore door west
of the above. Possession may be had by the first of
Apnil.
For terms, apply to DANTEL B. VAUGHN.
Newpors, Feb 28, iBlO.
WILLIAM HELME,
«'te of Newport, deceased, represented insolvent ;
tiat three months longer, (from the Ist of March,
1810.) are allowed them to exhibit their claims to
the Subscribers, who are appointed Commissioness
thercon Ly the Hon. Court of Probate for the town
of Newport, ; and that, for the purpose of receiv
ing them, they will attend at ther respective dwel
lings within suid time,
1 HOLDER ALMY, 2, ~
JOUN WILCOX, }“"""’“ "
N. B. AH persons Indebted to the Estate are re.-
quested (o make immediate payment to
' JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, Administrator.
Tiverton, March 16, 1810,
NU'l'l(.,l', is by given to the
Crediors of the estate of
HENRY BARBER,
tate of South.Kingeton, Deceased, Represented Insol.
vent, thut srx months from the date hereof are allow
ed them to exhibit their elaims to the Subscribers
who we appointed Commissioners thereon, by the
Hon. Court of Probate, of the town of” South- Kinge
ton, that they will attend at the dwelling house of
PRESERVED DAVIS, in South-Kingston, on the last
Saturday in each month fiom the date hereof. No
accounts will be received unless properls attested to.
JOHN SEGAR, Coamis’
: RENIDICT m,mmn,} i
N.B. All persons indebted to said Estate are re
quested tomake immediate payment to
JOHN DAVENPORT, :
late of Tiverton, deceased, Represented Insolvent,
that B§/ Months from the Date Kercof, are allowed
them to exhibit their Claims to the Subscribers, who
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the Hon.
Court of Probate of the Town of Tiverton. that they
will attend, at the Dwelling-House of JEREMIAN
DAVENPORT, in Tivertan, on the last Suturday of
April, June and August next, at 2 of the clock ig
the aiternoon. .
THE partnerslip between, TAYLOR and
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT is this day by
mutusl consent dissolved.—Therefore all persons in
debted 1o them by Note or Book account are eurn.
estly requested to make immediate payment thut they
may close their company concemns as soon as pos
sible.
NUTICL.
I HE Subscriber takes this mode of
informing -all these who are indebted to
hins, by beok account or note, to call ands settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de
mands against him ; he Lhopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
He coriies on the Blacksmith business
28 usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Cross atreet, where
every order will be punciually attended to, and eve.
ry favour gratefully acknowet.{ged. :
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, Marcl 21,
late of said Westerly, deceased, Represented Insol.
vent, do hereby givenotice that six months from the
date hereof wre sllowed *v the creditors of the said
estate to bring in and prove their respective claims
to either of the subscribers at their respective dwel
lings within the time uforesaid,
JOHN CROSS, C ¥
JESSE .\IARSON,jun.} g v
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to 4
SYLVESTER GAVIT, Administrotor.
Westerly, Feb. 26, 1810. .
V()Tl(ﬁi is hereby given to the creditors
i 10 the estate of
‘ N J . the Subscribers having been ap
pointed by the Court of Probate of the
own of Westerly, in the county of Waehington, Com
missioners to receive and esumine the Ciaims against
he estate of
NO'l'lCl‘. is bewehy given to the
Creditors, to the Estate of
TAYLOR DAVENPORT,
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT.
Tiverton, April 14, 1810.
THO : B. HAZARD, Administrator.
Sonth-Xingston, April 9th, 1810.
FOR SALE, OR TOO LLT.
PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
TAKTE NOTICE.
NOTIC.
L\’lNG in ‘Jamestown, E‘ﬁ“m';'\ it
uated, about halfa mile north from M. Trox
As R. Conepon’s Ferry, coutsining 7i acres of ex’
cellent LAND, joining the main roud that lesds to
tlie end: of the lsland, with a House, Barn, Comn.
House, and other necessary out-buildings. The
buildings were new 5 years . Said FARM hus 2
beautifal Orclurd, well l'cncm'ith stone wall ; and
is well watered and fenced. For further particulars
enquire of JOAN WEEDEN, Jun.on the premises .
Jamestown, April 25,
WALNT LD,
'I'\VO THOUSAND YARDS of
Tow Cloth, for which the highest price wift
be given by 7
SECOND-HAND CHAISE,
F()R SALE, a Sccond-Hund Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of ;
. WALTER NN HOLS.
CurDh Bridles, with Dnke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits ; double and sing' snaffe do.; Nelson Running
de. ; Monthing and Hunting do. ; double and sing'4
twisted do. for hard mouth horses ; guarded wad
Rolling snafile do.
Ao. 14, Marlbore'-street, Boston, Huve for sa’s,
ELG AN baopard and "liger
Skins uitable for Military Equipage ; Hoga
Skins ; Skirting and Harness Leather; Russett and
blick Bridle do ; whole hides und sides of top Lea.
ther, suitable for Bcllows-t(;{) Chaise ; Suddle-trees,
of every deseription ; Girth, roller and straining
webs ; Silk Lashes ; Saddlers’ Serge, and Bridle
Silk ; Princes % Metal, and plated Hurness Furniwur
i setts ; eleg®t Military Bitts and Spurrs ; patent
Spring Stirurps and Stirrup Burs ; a large assort -
ment of plated Bitts——viz—Coach and Chaise do.
sets ; Fortmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do ; double and single twisted snaffle do ; Mouthing
do; Bridle Buckles and Murtingle Hooks ; Coacly
and Gig-Hames, full plated aud tip’t ; Horse picks
ers and trimming Shears ; patent and common Trunk
Locks ; Trunk Handles, various kinds; a large
quantity of Whip-thongs, different lengths ; ladies’
and gentlemen’s twig and pockvt Whips ; coach,
tandem and gig do.~Saddlers’ Tools and Curricel
Barrs. _
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, i
proved ; solid leather Travelling Trunks ; house dn
from 1 to 21 dollars ; red and Elucl_: morocco storg
do.--~Buddles und Collars, fitted to hovses, and wai
ranted not to gull ; coach, curricle and chuise Hase
nesses, made to any pattern, and at short notice.
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Bridles and
Trunks received in exchange for new.
Boston, Mrch 6, 1810.
Alzo—a Farm, situated in the town of Charlestow:,
containing about 100 acres of Land, well proportion.
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood land.
ADWI‘,LLING-HOUSE and .LOY
situated on Spring-streez, a little south o 1 Mr
Steruey Desrois’s. Ti® kot is butted Easter? -
on Spring-street, 65 feet, and Northerly, on Jesmisor.
cmt,‘ﬁaid out, and to be opcnc(l from Thames
strect to Spring-street,) one huniired and tweive feet
The house, five years old. is weli built, vith a rocd
oak frame, planked with inch and 2 quarcer plar«,
and coveutr with ceder shino?lcs. 4
' For terms cnquire
- Newport, March 7, 1810.
“r;llll';;'llk t.'UL hl LU'F, 40 !)_V
l & 41 feei, with the Shop thereon standing, in
‘s himes-Sireet, opposite Justri Cozzex’s Hatter's
Shop. The Shop on said Lotis 12 feet by 24, wel)
lathed and plaistered.
Jlso—a small Shop adjvining my dwelling-house,
and the .z\"etvporl Bank,on the north side of b ushinge
ton-Square. ) 04 O :
\ TO LET,
My Dwelling House, in Waehington-Square, at i
foot of the Parade, on the novth side.
For further particulars, inquire of |
SAMUAIL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jan. 17, 1810.
Gentlemen’s Whalebone and Steel-Spring Saddles,
Shafted and plain 5 do. with Ailigstor and Hog skin
séats ; do. with and without spring points ; do.
spring Stirrupeßars : ladies’ do., with dee skin and
sk velvet scats ; military Saddles ; helmmets & Belts.
BRIDLES.
FOR SALE
>
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE.
No. 112, €9 115, Thames Street,
NOVV ocenpicd by Charles C. Hos
kine & Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, on
Thames street, and 100 on Chureh siveet, with a stoie
on it. The Honse has nine rooms on a Floor, with
agood Well of water atithe doer. For terws ap-
Ply to
FOR SALF,
"n THE Sloop AURORA, » e
York packet, burthen 92 tuns,built in
** this town, samd of gocd materials uns
der the inspe‘tion®of the owners, Any person be. ‘
ing inclined ‘o purchase, may know the tcims, by
applymg o
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE.
N. B. The above mentioned packet will ply he
tween this place and New-York, as usual, until sold
ALSO, TO SELL OR LET,
Store No. 15, on Bannister’s-Wharf. Inquire 25 a.
bove. Apnil 11,
HAS FOR SALE,
On the m)at reasonale terms,
A QUAN'I(ITY of Ship and Cibin
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 --.250, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred ; Hops by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smaller gnantity ;
Whest Bran by the bushel ; Coal by the bushel.
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, wade of
Pipe elay, suitable for ovens. August 50, 1509,
Whaiecbone & Steel-Spring
SADDLES. .
Alael 14,
¥ ? NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. 109, Thumes.Sereer.
Newport, Ap=il 4, 1810.
Jan. S
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS.
For Sale—A FiR M,
GUODFKEY Wi NWOOL.
MANUFACTURED.
FOR SALE,
IFOR SALL,
TRUNKS.
THOMAS HOWLAND.
NOAH BARRER