The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-01-24 00:00:00, page 4

Lo ' Freedo u;;: ' her lorious beams reveal, |
Uniting’excc‘ lhzaedl ﬁle thand 6 peal. '
3 Hr»& uav;n}r iage srikey W.m{wta"'d' 'i;r::o ‘
. right’ning vyys dispel the glaoms of mght;
’ @ar'm'réuifnlgc“l;zr‘no\ih‘odﬂi‘ g‘\-ohr. .
ko blasts assail the ear no mo
. 331‘m"~am' d& chit:!‘}“dr‘? laws,
L P otect, preserve, a na Qn’l'"c \use §
%?.&:..' me e foar Wo Tyrake's ire. '
hile opder :'ipn,' and while thy smiles inspire ! |
. VAU NG SSEBUL AN
SO WRo W YRR ANRROLGGY. ,3
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@viginal Lettery, from an American Traveller
‘dn Burape, te 'hfdnida n tA'a country, |
» F & D c— )
+ fWe presuine oyr readers will have no übgcdmto
" ke u short “.\;mion into Franee, befaie hey
u hi‘hﬁ on)) o’uﬁ«g& of aomn .mt'uquitieo.]'s
5 ~ . »
S LETTER TWENTYSIXTH.
ORDURUX, sxpTEMDER 35, 1804,
MY DEAR MOTHMR,
oI N ﬂ:ﬁ(&‘;m h;b‘kv:: t: muked-tl\o' tour ‘of the
. Aouh of France, w it would be pleasint to
o & ol qt;mmnvs to have a xcgmt. but failhiy
. fhos hqdn. j;o felt a lively interest in ':::;Lthn{
L presare o ,ngmio. Objents which arrest our at
’ ahum?. of the impigsson which th‘ey'm‘;i:ﬁpon us,
acd of the \Rin of y:flections ta which ' the ‘n‘
g, T W Me iew | dlorie. tNSE- T ahs
e deavohr to oot the occasonal amuseigent
~l my ansailante . Fancy, then, our little
, ‘:mﬁ swith a fine fat
Ml Wom v , ‘xn his round paurch
Al cosy gells W wh, starting fion the
ety of Patin with 1 9o pastboys and six hovses rut
* thy S over 4 Budly pined road at thee rad of seven or
Bgat guies mm Lramc on from morning till
L BTy withe it g, or even SOPPING, . excep
10, xejange ho and you will have some idea o
&umm dm :::oll;d. "‘{:’heu yo'c‘\e .a:e
. abolt W aces! q&' friend in imayinatic
_ M::f" 50 Fohg b G, it is naural that you Mtn
be sabcidous (ko b the manner in ‘which they
o o maved, i 1 Aba fmc, A number ofqomﬁ‘:g
waeh the ﬁ‘!'. fet:: ' 'h'”k‘ just given, W mlq ne-
Qeasapily sughd, ok it therafiie 0
graufy hiuﬂtj Iy hinm 'Wh‘y' Ly
T M fotion ‘ow With wildest ife,
C Wke B O poul on fijic
“A* (bition's reiign fdrever Wist,
70/ iSI R oF 1t bligehrone
“WPhe ﬁ%ﬁ"&' of Nk fidingchowh—
+Thé f; i A )
. Now swain before his sight,
FAN wink in shidlows wmtmr night !
9% e tie Pd ks arouhd theid i onarch press,
Bt m. with* hitn to :m; alike mamm
; irin ‘with Yhadness flics, ~
sAN AR Tour dhrts gk from theie eyes !
ﬁ)»veﬁ‘m\" ﬁ:"::l wme,, e
Por a *‘s M\X‘%O d!i\'hfm w'r opP.m'd, ‘
) ve
His face is pallid, and his op’:h‘uoo d!
Aw""ing ardour fires the warriour’s soul,
W e @'er his heyd conflicting tumults vo I,
Enrog’d with "mfm' of buried fane,
Amidst the battle's Yeat he flics,
woe Al kends with sheiits the yaulted skies,
To seal in wlowy his espimug name !
Tiwus the hald youx.m);c‘vfﬂ“ w’e calls,
Glows m hér conflicts, in hép fails !
",iitb Youder rajre the warri roar,
ratlC: 2 their anger, and vengeance pour.
int l@”n:mim 'ige dn"&l’ﬁl contest gleaw ;
Oppqsilm ‘with streaminf sparkles beam !
Corvbl¥ing clouds ifr dfa‘f&l"colgmnu rise,
Euvobe the armics, and obséire thie skies !
Behold the youth that lures the roving muse,
Let pity .'wowy the pﬁ-“m’ Jnim infuse,
The hems?nwng eye meshinks I truce,
- ‘Which.bedm'd wiich splendour in' his manly face:
or iim no more the martial tiump shall ruise,
~deeds of danger, and to deeds of praise !
wove for him shull conquest spread its charms,
Tospyre &mw or allyire to arms.
Leaili'y rang filma his closing eyes o'erspread,
&,»w& Mingics with the glorious dead ;
& reig widow"s ear ; ‘
What feiend shult dry ber anguish’d tear ;
i *»w mhmt.
She rends in wild despuir, ‘
W‘\o;vﬁn{%. t .lall wilh ropture press !
‘:mmhgi‘ ‘u-»? pribg to caress,
facher et the tender ;db!‘ to blcss ¢
B Lot the warrieurs yet remain,
.pghh soon lha‘m the anmt:'.uﬂln,; chain ;
hose aouls yeét/glow in sacred fieedom's cause,
ﬂ‘g her mund‘:::' and reveie’ |4 laws,
T hosts of W:m f slain
Beart oinkin, m the T.\“&n!: soul,
1ro” , o'er h 8§ Of slain.
. While o’er as head the fated thunders ruil,
Pdil vapine seize what lawwless pride has won,
Whose arms outspread,
O'¢t hedps of dead,
Eiects on ruins au imperial throne !
Now ra on either side,
| ‘rmgg‘?w. in torrents pour :
Mow Barsts (lie éonflict’s bloody tide,
© And swells a sea of hostile gore ! )
. Wa's harrid dgmon statks arowvnd,
And strides aloa:n trembling ground ;
. Lo ! high above he rears lis form,
- '-"hﬂwlﬂ death and drives the storm.
‘r veugefal furies his durk signals wait,
aose A saded agents of eternal fute ;.
Whesd flury .-f" soft mercy ne'er could sway ;
Revange und groans dttend their ruthless way,
A:l round their heuds incessunt Lo crours play !
. TUE TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY.
BARRK ! the lond trump awukes (0 war,
Tie brazen bhq;,oﬁ‘g%: on bigh, . #*
Herowck wercouss beam b Il; k,’
Lspring splendoyrs stiike the sky?
The A’?fdm P
Tmpel’d to wars, - | -
oA freedom's cjuse, i
Recoive m w commands,
To erush t":q ces {h’o with buming rage,
Ezalt the Tyrunt and his battles wage. -
The glavion’s blast the courser’s rige inspires,
I damos lis anrer, and bis eourage lives ;
Alreidy boag'd he feels the battle won, "
Acrondy wamples on the monarch’s thione !
CRROM YHE BPOSTON MIRMOR.
Portry.
b,ipsgf’gl.&eu;h? : hrmﬁu&nmum
modes of tavelling ;h'? the d’sl%t' publick
stoge, more slow, inconvenient Ao grecuble
ﬂug any thing which you ean pa‘n’.ﬂy’.ﬁlmm
IO AR R
whose w‘\?:. : %um]‘.ﬂf%”ﬂm\f applr-
ya PILLS DY et
Lai .uﬁ:q' subjee ;'b‘rm alaw ; whiel,
i;&: with Ui distances bet the posthouscs,
Is published in & book;” *'th.adthom,;qf“}he |
Fummum. and with whick you Wﬂn yourself at
the commencement of the tour. syitera is ad
mirable, and exceedingly convenient for strangers,
and T know of but tN"uu'tn mit which requive « 2.
‘medy. The xn is, your ‘bemg obliged (ta pay for
six horses,® when four would suftice. 1 now of no
case where four harscs would not be sufficient, and
wn no part of Furepe, ‘c??yt Frince, do they de
‘mand more. The second Tault is, that the pzn\ﬁ
ters ure not obliged to furnish any kind of exrviage.
The consequence is, thut « sm;{e gpentleman is o
bliged to purchase or hire his carriage for the whole |
{"mmey. and if it breaks he is compelled to wait till
is repaired ; for it would be as impasmible to pro.’
cure a carriage on the road, as it would be to mike
‘whe, Are ulﬁhv publick roads paved i France, and
‘are they budly paved ! A very large portion of all
the publick rm«r are paved at a very great expense.,
in the original formation of thiese roads, they cost
forty eight thousund livres for each league, or three
l’.zfli‘h miles, that is to say, more thar three thous
aiid dollars per mile, which s five timas a 8 wueh as
the tuinpike rouds cost in Foglamd. They are laid
out n the same manner as the road over Loston
Nock ; a pavement in the centre occup}?lhg' aboyt
one third, aud the two sides covered with gravel,
"T'he pavement is made of lurge square: stones luid
very neatly, and when new, it forms a most e ecl
lent loud, There s another circumestance in thew
roads highly werthy ef smitation ; they are very gon
erally lined with single, and sometimes witl: Zouble
- rows of trees, whieh produce . vers hundsome cffect
and contribute to the plessuie of the vavellcr. The
governhient of France, therefore, 1s entitled to great
credit for the noble manner in which thewr pul liek
roads und biidges are construcicd, but there are
durk shades in the picture, wj..ch a love of truth o
bliges we to give you. In France there ave very
few canals, while at the sume Lime dhe intentl con
meree is immense. All this commicree is carved on
by teams ;3 and so bigotied are the French pousants
i fuvour of their uncient vsages, thut they continue
to makc use of the marrow whecls which werein ise
two senturies since. The weight of one of their
loads is usually from threc to five tohs. When,
therefore, you consider thut during (he winter sciwon
they are subjected to perpetual rains, whick; fulling
upon a clayey soil, rendes their rouds exwremely soft,
you will not be ustonished that. their pavement is
extremely liable to bg dimuged. In order 1o give"
vou some fuint idea of the ustonishing nomber of
loaded teams which are perpetaally on the road in
Frunee, T will jtute to you one fuet to which 1. p.id
nmkuhr attention. Pravelling on the road 19 O« -
uns between Paris and Bordeaux, I was so impres
sed with the number of teams which were constantly
passing, that 1 determined to €ount then! fora giving.
distarce. 1 found that in riding three miles, we pas
sed two handréd teams, and a 8 there was nothing
peculiar in that port of the road, but onthe contrary
they wppeared preity equally dispersed, through the
whole distance, it will ?ollow, that theré wefe at’
ﬁiving moment, no less than four thousand and six
wundred téams, employed on the roud between Paris
“thd Orleans, a distance of about seventy miles, You
will mot be surprised wfter this, to hear me syy that
we rattled over o bad pavement, for it would bg im
possible to keep such & roud in order. '
(Letter 26¢h to be eontinuce:')
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forded ut the niodérate price of eight dollis per hun
dred ; the same work, withvwt the Exposition. is
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put to press until 5000 copies. @ suiscribed for;
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; ﬁt:ﬂ_,"& copies. As this warkis of « pobhek nature,
-~ ‘merviduals but ~efghe centya prmpliey,
it is presumed thit a very, full and extensive sub
seription will be filled immediaely., ,
Persons wanting the Carrespondence; &e. and do
not wish to “ake, iﬁ\y copies, (that being the sinallest
3uamity that can be veceived by the publishers) «e
desired to associate together, and cppoiot an agent w
A very large subseription the sbave work
already LM received ; those who yet intend to safs
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‘aB 00 subscriptions can be rectived after it is put
press, .
All orders to be addressed to the puariswecs or
THE ROSTON PATRIOT; the postage on which must
be pud. i
" Boston, Dec. 12, 1899, : )
Commercial Information.
.
Spanish Conwvelar Office,
12 undersigis; Conmm of R€lM. 4 creened
T w infuim muhm residing ‘R.NI v
! . u e"' . p m . ; - ‘l . ..( )
lar Dhetrict, that all’ Masters of Vessels bound
port of the Divminions oF Spain, are to deliver « ‘
Custom House, » Certificate of orighy of the <y,
wwthwm.MWs the said re
' hviax been escablivhed on Ute 31t r
t"u:,nm;.“um M'ofﬂn war Qdm
this'ssid ‘Nation, but ay & standing W reg
" _JUAN STOUGHTON, Owmeud, :
' ' v Per the Newsßughand Statey.
Tt eg, o Soed 1
aulu«zcm. A v Rhodedvund §nid
Cennceticut, are reghesied to inserer the rhme AF
veriisement, and forword their Biie 19 Mueveil & Cs
o o pugment, R T e
Of the CONDLOY ol ihe Bononrablc ¢ RANCES
- JAMES JACKSON, 10 Lis CORRESPUNDENCE :
with ROBERT SMIT i, Esquure, B.gietary ¢
of Swie ' :
e- . ;
THE object of the Publication is to give.every cit
izen, who valucs the iand of his nativity, an opportus
nity of perusing a work,* which .of itself is of the
bighest impottance. Let the Pcople of Americs
read it and determine for theniselves, - wheéther we
‘havenot received injuries of a pature that ouel\t not
to be borne by any Nation that has preul‘m ﬁn
‘Honour, Liberty, and. Independence. Jln shors, thig
publication_is the must mportant that has transpired
eince the revohaion, uhid it wum m every
man’s house,
CORRESPONDENCE
Between 50 Owmi i, Sccret! 1y ur",h"‘c'«i-, and’ oy,
dackson, the Biidsh Minster,
'y which wilkb» . 117,
* This has been since remedicd by an imperidl re
seript, _
PROPOSAL FOUL PURMLIGHING B SLLECRIPITON,
: : THE '
AN- EXPOISTION .
Cheap Pub.ica :en,
"M
T IS Churr will work much easicr than the com
& mon one ; besides, it has the advintage of col
tecting the buttei in: rolls ;iv muy also be msde 1o uny
size, so. as to churn any quautity the possesser we .
wish ; and it may be fixed in such a manner us ‘o w_qri
~either by hand, water, wind, or any o : WY T e
(“oodr C’né:’arﬁ lias ‘ofien been chumzd g\‘g ?I?: . b st
Butter; by this exc-lient and sinple machine, in eigh\'
‘or ten' minutes, and deposited in neat.rolls;producing
an .eighth of the whoie nore butter than in the com.
,ROn way. . :
. %.* The above Churn may be had of Batexa
Moxro, it Portsmouts, or RosgaT & ‘Nicnoras
Lawzrow, No. 61 Springitvees, Newport. '
TAugusi 2. e p PEwn ;3
JOUND adi, bevcop Gravel
AT Poinc and Po:t Weleowt, w e Sib instam,
'A‘yk zOAT. The owner way hve et o of B p
ing cherges and pirovin ot MJ&
- Latent Spring Stirryps.
».OM,-.*;T Vg v omBANKS, Sad.
' AW dlers, No. 14, M.rlbor.' -Sereet, Boaton, have
received by the SLip Ceres, f.owm Liverpool, u Fisiie
ionable assortment of 84 DDLERY, wnd HARNLSS
Fuorniture, “32. * 7 - L e
Patent Bpomg Stirrups ; swivel, eradie -bottom,
loop’d, funiéy, 'ind mowt . do. i Military Bwts, in
‘sets, with fare; Bridic Oensaments; and . Brisket
Plates, 'to mateh ;. Buke ud Portsmouth Bitts 5
Duke, hllmi"ﬂ"'l?‘d guard:d sndﬂcs i Cuih Chaing,
and Bradoons ;° full plicd and upt coach and ‘gi
Hanies ;| elegant cocch B 15, new prtrerns w-tg
farge Curb’ Chuing to moaich ¢ - plated rrlier “ Bridle
Buckles wid siwde - o outels ; Miortihgale Hocks 5
- polished steel, and ted roiler Bugkles of, a superi-
OuF guality ; putent trunk Lok common do, ; el
eant cham and faney 1o SSM}' "tﬁnomiv\g
Shears ; Horse Pickers , Core Jol snd ‘Brushes’;
nuse fish 8k ws ¢ Seddierd’ sange and bridle @ik |
- vobery fund e «hdd spring Girth. Webs : spring Seddle
Teves § a tew doa. pt;mgwm ~ ;
—Qflchs : :
Con’.ta:!.lg' for sule, Coach and Chuise Harriess ; a
general ssdrtnent of ﬁm' Suddles, shaftodd angd
plain ; horse Rigs ¢By whd Bear Skins, suita-
Llc for Sleyghs. 'l ‘
- dakewiseFrom Philode'uhia, Oﬁﬂi’ and Rridle
Leathier, wicle hLides sl siges, suitable for Tnt‘
and Boots |:§:~w, sOine extra lurge. Al
which will be oft liberal terms, for cash or credit
" Boston, I1%¢: 16. Y O NuTIOR & L
3 " FOR SALE~-Six cighths af
20l the well known dlovp FAM B burthen
. s,ﬁ‘,‘%‘ o 2 85 toms, in complete onder a 8 & Packet
RN R . plying between ycwport a.? New-
York. Her propestios (ahv:ts buving a preference)
ure 100 well known (0 nee a further zuripfu. :
and will be sold to elose o concern. If not disposed
of before the 10th of J.awary, 1810, she will then be
solil to the highest biddor, at Piublck Auction. For
fuither particulyrs, apply to S CAHOONE and
JOYIN EARL, jun. agenis foi the propriciors.
© e 2 !
FOR SALE,
THE Ship £A4GLE. burthen
203 Tuns, two decks, as she has jusi
‘ veturncd fiom sea, and is now lywng
o At Guicd’s WirfasKor further par
iculars and terms, wpply to
CHARLES GYLES.
Newport, December 6.
10 DOLLARS Re.WARD. |
I OST=On Fridav aftorscon st |
q.m‘ekuc_d Mﬁnriﬂ.a oum of non:ﬂi:rﬁ
wh;!vc bag fovad amWM@
o plucch, oo e (AR
:\ ,l“ vh‘!““ﬂ. "0 "“"l'. o €D
William and Eenry Moore,
OFFER FOR SALL, |
AT rmerr Slore, No. 5, MARKET-SQUARF,
For Cash, Country grpduce, or uppreved Uredii, at a»
» dow prices as can be purchused ut any store
in Newporim—
-30 boxes excellent brown SUGARS ;
5 de. do. white do.;
.20 bbls, _do, do. do. ;
2000 wt, excellent COFFEE;
10 chests Souchong TEAS ;
5 do. Hysomkin do,;
5 do. Hyson do.;
10 casks GINGER ; X
Bigs of PEPPER ; do. PIMENTO;
5 ﬁlpﬂ Country GIN, of « superiour quality ;
5 hhds. 8d proof W 1. RUM ; ¢
15 de. 'N.E. do.;
IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, and HARD
“WARE ; ' Ly
NAILS of all kinds ;
A NCHORS, of every sizc ;
funduy articles in txe Dry Goods Line ;
4 bales COTTON. .
Also, at their Su: AT :
- N 100, THAMES-STREET,
A general and ex<tensive ussertment DRY
GOODS, as cheap. «s eap be found.
Al{ the übov:fﬂ’cics' will be sold at whelesale or
retail.
N.B. Al those persons who huve long standing
unis, 1c desired 1o cill and settle the sume b
::xd’r_now. B B |
' CASH,
And fhe highest price given for good ¢lean
FlixBeed, Tow-Cloth or Fealhers. ' Wanted,
2000 bushic!s gond cin Burley. 2
Apply ot No. §, MarsxkeT-SQuare.
Nov,. 8. ; v
N. B. He transacts “ommission Business.
Those who are disposed te favour him in this
llnof’ muy depend on his exertions in their be
half.
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
P'Y“‘K as above. - July 26.
JOSLEPH BRIGGS,
Nu. 63, Thames.street,
HAS tor sale—loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
ranted ; Gin, per pipe,
Algow=An assortment of GROCERIES.
PATENT CHURN.
5. sl L
Leat Found.
CNOW INVENED)
A BARCAIN.
LAY e B
i, !]‘
WL
..-B,AN away from the Subscriler, aop
- Sunday evening last, an indented A '
to the wmcm pamed JQWW%
gg,N. about 18 years of gge, 5 feet 7 ot 8 inchés'in
ight, l‘gn haii, has & down<casi look'when spokén
10, and a peculiar walk. ' Fwo of his teety huve beén
v‘bookcnr'o\;ou'nned : l)'yl abammer. He had on whos
velvet pantalgoos, and a short klue ;..ch;t';j 3{(’l cut
-he Wmt&':.)'. W Nl‘@pm 'l!‘&}“’."qmy"‘W' 1V
ed with o, « cousiderabie quaniity gf other (_.k‘“ﬁb
ing. ' ¢« LTS A i l;' 1o AN lAN T
™ The above Rewarld, together with of} jeoe
- sonubli chirges, Will be paid té tnd person whe i)
“retufr v said Apprentice,or seruter tind Leany pal,
and: gwe inlurmacon Wegel, 40 Abet heymey pe
: “ﬁm 1a hismaster, , oM o
v i m'd\'.c"": of vessels, n_\’pt!‘:ér _":,‘jf_l'_-
sons are forbid harbou "n(l or cuf‘:pl’o’yfi-& daid Hijae
way di penally 6f prosecuigh” eI EBl
oy §4l LB gEs SO VIGEORGE. SO SWELT,
Midd’rto =, ‘Dee. 19, 1811 o 1 b Y 1
WM-.--~~W
- QRS ALE,
‘TH AT pleasys 716 7 dicaa FHOTL IR,
VA ‘and LO[l)', now ‘occi Pod by vhe SEbLE
'No. 8, ProspeceMill, with a'¥is i, Gard ong & o 0 AT
‘of watery &, The Houscns nopletely fiolhie g
i For, further purticniurs, app'y o . . 1. i
J.on-;‘,To ; " 'r’;{“‘ ‘,".' .\‘ : ‘;.\”‘:‘4'.‘!‘-
MO 1o i ’
Q FARM dvinie aeo the o chn b owest
TR purt'ol East:€rotivieh, conto g abon: 460
neres'of excellent (Lo, wak L wossyoy Pvielg. e
‘Heuse, a good -Bun, Gore-House, ~‘pvx',g;r’”n.‘t" S
Blacksmith's Shop, iloisc-Shed, < d otl suii e
and gonvenient Oul Bujlaings. & id. Parr s --1 l
fenced with & stond wall | £ well' yroportioncd for
mendow; ploaghing wnd pusterir ¢ | and & sufficient
Quamity of .\ wood. Theve san e cellent Orchyid
f o said. Farm, just coming to, matutity, which pyo
- ducks about 30 bbe, of Cider. :
_The cond lovis of poyment will be mede el};}’.. and
stielt 18 will suil the purchust s the tredit ‘may be
Viod ank quutiet] onehily or three quarters rof
sthe purchuseméney. o bty i
o "’“"?"’33"@' . 'mx'r e, by
| noir‘;wm%h e subscriber. . Wﬁhﬂj&m
, EORCE c "’ OR, JV ’ h,-( i
lary hpquhe }h'-' , OITTHE premises .
Tem A, P A CiNerh vl BYVER
- East-Greenwioh, Jonuary 160 h, 180 k - -
T AN AT Y AR Vi U i :
FOR SALE,
'THA-T pleasant stawion Sovtl o T
Brick~Morter, abomt 60 feet-an T amer trovi,
extends about 400 feet west, with a s Vi f,
There are two lai ge and ; jave, Cwe 'l
Houses. one fronting on _ Neo, 4
179, wath two convenent Mot the e
stands wesy, very well caleuls &d oo s G
CJONEYY ALLLY
.B”m. Sepzember LD, 1600 . .
i ) T.“’,’. J\P(, ‘ ‘A("’_; n 20, i
= .
“’lelo. (‘\ L.V‘, 1 l‘oo’\ RCE,
Respiecifuily informs his friends, and the pub
‘ © lick in gencral,
f'rH AT he contione: keepinga TAV,
; ERN at his house inthe village of Hickford,
down of North. Kingecomn, next door to Puavap i'l..
'LINGuAST, Kaq. where the greatest attention will
‘be paid to those who may pie.se to favour him with
‘their company, and may deper d on having the swall
est fuvour gratefully acknowiedged.
i Thcam may be well know by its end front.
ing the street, md'iic,sip\ of « Punch of Grapes.
L Wickford, (2. 1) Oct. 2., 10509,
‘.'.;l ' VO Lots of Lond, pleasently sitn.
¢ ated at the head of Bmd~p\"e¢,: 'df(;‘.n.rg
euch other, contaming 30 Teet Bort, and 70 for
rear, with o Jarge tv sqry pew bßuildp ticroom
fronting the hwad of firec #atrest<<The budlding 1 e
heenr deeupied 89 # Cosehwaaivcw'< shop, s o 5 N
calendated. for a. M‘nwut. and wth & s )
expense may be made 2 Nt siretior - 0 one
of the Litu ix = good weil of wate: —.2/s sor 5 Je,
W.W'Chmqu, vith roudd nd souve =5
and «ku& Al with plited Drricgser ilee Yuo
« xecltent Horses—The : bote may be bt
very cheup —For werms apply to .
’ b ISAAC 87 ) L
Newpers, Oct, 25,1809.
44 SULAN G ETRCEUNY \
fI“'FORMS I LN Ay el :"IW.!?'
' port and s vicimity, that he bas taker Yodpings
Lt e Hotuse' of Mis. Covimery, a 0 d oficrs Jus
seiviecs «6 w Praetitioner —Fucrons g € 18 irespeetinhy
sobicited. . .
- Mewpore, Janvary 17, 1810.
) NU- ‘:t;. " Ai a .
oo
‘ N T AS sent to mc or. Fraday last, fam
on board one of the Providence packets,
supposed by 'mistake, & barrel cdnhh’mE STEEL
WIRE. ' The owner muy hive it' on application™\o
co v v STEPHEN DE&NO!S.".-
Nev-'pnr'. J“- 3. law. ?
o R AMULL MANCHY STLR,
late Ofﬂi(‘ Middle deceascd ;3 and havin ."CQ
bonds for the iﬁilﬂ(&l?‘;mrﬁ»nnam-o of suid ugss'-do
lierebt notify il PIrSONs Aaving oy clrims Jgainve
suic Wstar e, 10 - xhibit them 10 us, of vither of us, for
sCtldement ; and all pg sons indebted tn sad Estate,
wso vequested 16w ke rayment bameca elys
MEHI ADLE MANCHESTER, Jidm'x,
GILES MANCHUSTEN, idnr. .
Middietown, Jon. 11, 1816,
: O R IR o
THE Subseribers, Bseeutors of the iast Wil m{_
A Pestamers of CALEB (3. SUELL, iate ¢
Southkingstown, doctised, e t pove Notice, that
they have accepied of i -~ Al pelsons wito
a-indebted ‘osend Hatete, sre tequested to Ike
Pa, ment without deluy ¢ wnd dhuse whko have < ane
;{am&t said Estuic, 1o exhibit them s soon s gy
HOLLEY CHAPPRLL,
FRANTIS CHAPPPLL.
Southkingstown, Der, 16,1809, LN
“‘f I, the enbscrite s being hy the
'~ Court of Probate of the town of Middletown,
appuinted Admmistrators to the Ftatg of
10 Dollars Reward.
Benjamin Colman,
FOR SALL,
NOTICE.