The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-10-10 00:00:00, page 4

AMONG the plants, the flower which is destined to
produce fruit, } have formed in the most agreeable
and bnlliant shape, and finished with utmost skill,
wonAN shall be the rLower of human kind.
CGome to me, all ye elements of beauty, of grace,
virtue, sensibility, beneficence, and gentleness, com
bine to u-\'m%e yourselves to please and enchant.
Man [ could form after my own image ; for woman
1 have no model, but in brisht fancy.
Leu her be the most perfect of visible ercatures,
and, if she can, the most happy. Let her heart beat
with a livlier pulse than that of man. Let her live
more in a less time, and yet that she may enjoy a
long career. She shall be good and useful to her
Jast moment. Let her bless three gencretoins, Let
her ‘constitute the happiness of herﬁver. of her chil
dren, and even of her Pnd-éhildren s and in each
nryin&hgo let the tenderness she inspires be ming
led with respact. Let her deticate nerves convey to
every sense rapid affections. Let her slender foot
be proper for the dur. and her white hand to be.
stow caresses. Let her forbear 10 employ them pro
fusely in the swift course, and in labours tov severe.
Let her elegant form and her round limbs display and
inspire temptation in all their movements., Let them
be covered with a soft satin, not to be touched with
out inflaming the daring hand. Let her breath dif
fuse the perfumes of the peach. Let the gentle
down be spread u her cheeks, let them be colour
od by an :::“&:. vermillion, which in the emo
tion of a tender thought, ingenuous flame diffuse, e
ven overdier brow, modesty. Let her enchanting bo
som represent &: celcumlobu. of which a rose
N:L:h.n form the magneti ml‘e. Letit offer to
desire its first enjoyment—its first nourishment to
fancy » and let man ever remain in doubt, whether it
has most contributed to the incss of the futher
or of the son, Let her long ts, flowingand
yet bound, serve at once to so many charms as the veil
and the ornament ; let them be the shelter of Le
m infant, and when chance, but more w. en
ction, shull devide them, let the lover feel as if
along with them the Meiveus had opened.
DESCRIPTION OF THE WALL WHICH SEPA.
" RATES CHINA FROM TURTARY.
THE wall which sepurates China from Tartary, is
the most stuper.duus work ever produced by man ;
in he vicinity are cantonments for an army of con
sidérable magnitude——at he extremity of whichis a
maussy gate-way of stone, defended by three iron
doors, which guarded (he ')u‘ between countries
formerly distinct. The wull, the pride of human la
bour, is oupgoud to be upwards of 1,200 miles in
length. Its height varies according to the surface.
Where one of us contrived to Fet to the top, it was
30 feet high and about 24 broad. Th' foundatian is
Jaid' on large square stones ; the siperstructure is
brick ; the centre is a kind of mortar covered with
flat stones ; :‘parapct of no ordinury strength runs
on cach side of an embattled wull. !
I we consider this immense fabrick crosses the
‘widest rivers, on arches of a proportionate size, or
n the said form connects mountains together oc.
casionally uccnd'mg the highest hills, or descending
lhc'ﬁoeru doles, the most active Koweu of imagine
' will be re uir{.;l tr realize this effort of man.
3"3-1 mun%ll, Wever, Lhe passage along is casy
and uninterrupted ; und it serves as a military way
from one extremity of the Empire to the other. At
proper intervals there are strong towers placed,
whence signale are repeated, and any alarm may be
communiested to the most distant parts by Tele
aphe.
'r"[:“ man and all his worke are doomed to decay.
'?nb has already luid its' wasting hand on this cel
gbrated monument of labour : and as it is now no
Jonger necessury for security or defence, since the
nations on both sides acknowledge one Sovereign, it
is more than grobable that future travellers, in some
rembte age (for it will exist for ages still) way de
scribe its rufins, and pause whilé they contemplate the
instability of sublunary Tﬂmdeur. Indeed in some
places fragments have alrcady tumbled down, and
others menace the plains they once defended.
From the best accounts we could receive this wall
®as been built 2,000 years, nor can its traces be re.
moved but with the consummation of all things.
About seven miles from the great wall theng is a
mountain, wh’t(l: exhibits additional proof of l in
defatigable labours ef the Chinese in works of pub
lick utility. A road 30 feet wide, is cut through a
solid rock ! and to lessen the declivity, it is -ung no
leas than an hundred feet from the summit of the
mountain, Yet still the ascent has a tremendous ap
pearance ; and yithout this vast labour it could not
Qave been surmounted by man.
——
THE bluohln\rtcnmour of Phabus expands
The chrystuline portals of light :
And scatters the dew dripping tints from her hands,
‘Lo ecrimson the mantle of might.
Bleep shakes his soft pinions and soars to the sky,
And with rapture I greet my dear Jane,
Whose health fiushing cheek, and whose soul-beam
e,
Aum;ﬁt?nimkb in vain—Good Morning,
_Thy presenceto tae, is the dawning of light,
And plessure illumines my bredst ;
But ah ! in thy absence morn chunges to night«e
Hope sinks as the star of the west.
'Then let us, my fair one, the moments improve,
Which morning allots us for bliss ;
Let the new risen day be devoted to love,
And in carnest accept of a Kies—Good Morning.
When evening returns, and in & slumber I lie,
Then fancy the scene shall retrace ;
Bhall Yight up auew the soft glance of thine eye,
And restore me thy bliufufembracc,
And when through th; lattice Aurorw’s tints play !
0 fly to the arms of thy swain
With ‘im tuste the sweets of infantile day ;
Aud hear him repeat on the plain——Good Morning,
N IMEITATION OF THE FRENCH, “mon joounr”
SOR BNE RHODE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN,
—eemee
WHEN Richard first beheld young Kitty,
tie thought her all refin’d,
Qay, handsome, lovely, charming, witty,
Beyond ull womankind.
But twelve months after matrimony,
When love wux'd rather colgdy '
He curs’d the day and ceremony,
Which beund {uim 1o a SCOK{D.
BY PETER TINDERHORN, ESQ.
From ““ Philosophie de I Univers”®
- EPIGRAM.
SRCOND EDITION.
S
GOOD MORNING.
POETRY.
(SELECTED.)
——— —]
WOUMAN.
For Jaundice and Billious
COMPLAINTS.
: WHEATON s
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS. ‘
Secured to him by Letters Patent from the President of
. the United States,
A MEDICINE exwemely useful for curing
Jaundice and billious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficulty' of breathing, loss of appetite, and
sleepy, dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the limbs,dizzincss of the
head, and ycllowness of countenance, complaints so
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
Newﬁnﬂland by the above medicine (as may be seen
by the billy) prevent the necessity of further recom_
mendation.
Lixewise, WHEATOV"s
ITCH OINTMENT,
- A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either danger.
ous or disagresable.
One box cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ; as the skin is gener.
ally left clean and smooth. |
Lhe above Bitters and Ointment ar; for
sale at the Druggist Stores of Cuanres Fexe,
Javes Taviow, and SAnver W. Vixsow, in New
port . May 23.
For cleansing, whitening, and pr
and gums, Price 50 cents Yer box
Since the above invalusble med
discovered upwirds of Seven 1/
Persons have experienced their hy
effccts, many of whom from the gre
DR. DYOTT, respectfully solici
observe that owing to the certifics
formed through the efficacy of the
having become toe numerous for tl
newspaper, he has in consequence
pamphlets, whevein are enrolled,
monsirated and couspicuous van
fucts signed by citizens of the fi,
clergy, and members of the fuculy
be had gratis of him and his r
throughout the United States. ‘
A Fresh uu})ply of the wbove ‘\*
at the storc o |
Ox Gardreer’s Wharf, sisteen Thousand CONNEC.
TICUT BRICKS, of the best guality. Erquice os
Jm. Govdaer, on sald Whack sept. 19,
G.@T. RICHM
Providence, and by
SAMUEL W, VI
Aprornecarr, Newport,
Patent ltch Ointment,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and eer
tainty, is infinately superiour to any other medicine
for the eure of that most disagreeable and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
Dg. Trssorr's ’
Extracted from an Iberia Plant, |
of the skin, und improving the co
Price Two Dollars, |
For the preventiou and cure of Hilious and Malig
naet Fevers. Price 25 cents—lurge boxes 50 cesyu,
Dr. Dyort?'s
Intallible Worm Destroyng Lozenges
A medicine highly necessary o be kept in all fam
ilics—price 50 cents,
Dgr., Dyorl’s
Anti. Bilious Pills,
Those celebrated and well known Bitte; a + com
posed purely of vegeiables, and ure particoialy a
dapted for reutorinf weak constitutions, cicans'ng
whd strengthening the stomach, _and increasing the
appetite ; they are extremely sexvicenble inall seusons
but purticularly 8o on the approach of warnm weathicr,
when bilious fevers experience such wotal loss of ap
petite, Jlao, u certain preventatire against intermit
tent habits, agucs, dysenturics, &¢, &c.
DR, ILeBERTSONS
Celebrated Gout und Rheunatick Drops
[ Price Two Dollars,
A sufe and offectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, Jumbago; stone ind gravel, svellings and we: k
ness of the'.s:)ints, spraing, binises and ali kiuds of
green wounds—the cramp, pains n the head, fuce
and body, suffness of the neck, dhilbluins, frozen
limbs, &e.
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops
( Price Two Dollats.)
The Vegetable Balm pf Life,
The Balm of Ib{t'a,
(Price Cne Dollar.)
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature’s
Grand Restorative,
(Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci
ous medicine, for the t.peedy relief and cure of all
nervous complaints, impurities of the blood, seminal
weskness, glects and various compluints resulting
from secret impropriety of youth and dissipatcd
pleasures, residence in warm climates, the immoder
ate use of tea, the unskillful or excessive use of
mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculivr to females at a 4 certain period
of life, barrenness, &c. &e,
Dr. RoBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachick Wine Bitters,
( Price One Dollar.)
( Price 1 and 50 cents. )
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer
ed to the publick, for the wpeedy relief and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptious, the hooping
cough, asthmas, pains and Wi?dl in the stomuch, re
moving habitual costiveness, sickness ut the stomach,
dysenteries, choler:. morbus, severe gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &¢. &c.
Dr: RoBERTSON'S
Celebrated Stomachick Elixur of Health.
Which are celebrated for the cure of most diseases
to which the human Lcd is liable,
Prepared only by the sole proprietor
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandeon of he late Dr. Rovewrson, of Edinbrug
| i 4.' ):\‘“l': 20w ai X
Dx ROBERTSON
CBNUINE PATEAT AND PAMILY
MEDICINES.
The Restorative 1)
Dr. RoserTson’s
FOR SALLE,
serving the teeth
n the most de
y the undeniable
t: respectability,
dicines, for sale,
rcuring defects
plexion, &e. &e.
cines were first
ndred Thousand
y and sabutary
test debility.
' the publick to
es of cures, per
bove medicines
ir insertion in a
wercof published
ND, .
and are row to
pective agents,
trifice.
SON,
Sent. 8
NOTIC 1.
'l‘l!E subscriber being authorized to close the un.
scttled business of the ke firm of Henry Y.
Cranston & Co selicits those who are indebted o, or
have unydemands against said Firm, to call and .d-
Just them immediately. HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
N. B. The JJuction and Commizzion business will
in future be conducted by /i. Y. Cransten, at the old
gtend, No. 94, Thames-street, sept. 12,
- He e o the Blacksmith busives.
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
und desp.ch, at his shop, No. 4, Cross street, where
every order will be punctualiy stiended to, and eve
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journcymen, such as are good work.
men, may hear of employ by applying as above.
Newnort, March 21,
Copartnersiup—Dissolved
']" HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm of HARVEY
SESSIONS & CO. is this day by mutuul consent, dis
solved. All persous indebted tosaid firm are regnest.
cd to make immediste payment to Harvey Sessions,
who is authorized to receive the same, and those who
have any demands against said firm, will please to
present them to him and receive their pay.
ALL persons having demands against the late firm
of *“ LOPEZ & DEXTER,”or the subscr bers in
uooauslly,are requested to presout the samd for ud
jusiment : 2nd persons mdebted to them are mform.
e that unless they make payment by the luth of Oc
tober next; they shall be E)(?ged with an Atwrney for
coliection, SAMURL LOPYZ,
sept. 19. HORATIO S. DLXTER,
’ Copartnership— Dissolved.
THB subseribers on the 6th inst. by mutual con.
sent, dissoived their connexion in business, hith.
¢to exisung under the firm of HENRY Y. CRANS
TON & CO. HENRY Y. CKRANSTON.
sept 12 BENJAMIN WIGHTMAN
THF- Subscriver tukes this mode of
informing all these who are indebted teo
Jfuny by book account or note, to cull and settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de
mands against him ; he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
firm of FEALING & FAIRMAN, s tUusaay dissol
ved, by mutual consent. All persons huaving de,
mands, will please to present them for sculement,
and those indebted are requested to wake immediate
payment to RICHARD FAIRMAN, who is authoriz
ed to settle the same. .
MARTIN FEARING,
s RICHARD FAIRMAN.
The connexion under tle
NOTCE.
'I"HF, Subsaribes intend to com.
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Fuctory in this town, in the course
of ten or twaive days. Those parents and guirdians
who wish their ehildren to learr the art of Weaving
with the Flying shuttle, &c. are iequesied to apply
imedictely ¢ Wages will be given according 1o their
ages und abilities, and mgereased o 8 thiey encrease in
the art of Weaving,
They will i cdiutely commence Munufucturing
dificrent kinds of twine und lines. W anted,
A quautiiy of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES> PERRY, or
July 24 STEFHEN DEDLOIS,
The business will be continued Ly KICIH
ARD FAIRMAN, at 134, Thames-Sireet, whe has
on hand—an cxtensive assortment of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1810.
This is thercfore to give notice to the creditors of
‘he said Samuel Bliven, jun. that they be and uppeoar
(if they shall see £it) ut the next session of said As
sembily, to be holden at Providence, on the last Mon.
day in October next, then and there to object to the
prayer of said petition, if they shall see fit.
SAMULL BLIVEN, jun.
Charlestown, sept. 18, 1810,
The Subscribers respectfully mform the
publick, that the MAIL STAGE runs as follows :
Leaves Newpiare, every morning | Sundays
excepled ] at 8 o’clock A. M* and arrives at FProwi
dence, a4P. M. Leaves Providence, enr}- moming,
(Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock, P. M. and wrrives n
Newport, at half past 2 o’clock, P.r-—'l'bis LINE OF
STAGES passes over a huutifuof road where the
Passenger has a fine prospect the river, and
most beautifal view J the Country. The fare of
each Passenger is §2 and 50 cents ; and «llowed 25
Ibs. bagguge.—~Every 125 pounds, ‘ryo the same as
a Passenger.— All favours will be thankfully receiv.
ed and gratefully acknowledged, by the ‘nblick's
obedient and humble servants,
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the suid Bxg:-
rience Crandell, to be and sppear (if she sce fit,) be
fore the next Supreme Judicizl Court, to be holder
at South-Kingstun, within and for the county of
Washington, on the second Monday of October next,
then and there to shew cause, (if any shé hath,) why
ine plrc-:fer of the aforesaid petition, ought not 1o be
grnated. JAMES HELME, jun. Clerk.
‘ N F7HEREAS Samuel Bliven, jun. of
Westerly, but now residing in Charlestown,
. Waoshington county, preferred a petition before the
Hon. General Assembly, st June session, 1810, for
the benefit of an act entitled * an act for the relicf
of insoivent debtors” e
New Arrangement.
Newport cnd Providence isludl Line,
{ PELEG FIsH, \ewport, ,
ISAAC FISH, Providence. } ey
N. B. Passengers, who wisi for scats in
Newport, are requested to call st the Honsa of PE
LYG FISH, near the State-Houge; and at the house
of ISAAC FISH Provedence, scpt.
‘ N THEREAS Ezckie! Crandell, of
Charlestown, in the county of Washington,
has this dsy filed his petitior = said Cfice directed
to said Court, at their next October Term, in the
eounty of Washington, praying, for certain rexsons
therein stated, that the Bonds of Marriage between
him and his wife Experience, may be dissolved, wand
u sentence of Divorse decreed :
Washingion, s3.—Clerk’s Cffice Supreme Ju-
JOB SHERMAN,
9th mo. 4th (sept. 12.) HARVEY SE:SIONS,
Througk BristoL end WARREN,
dicial Courty, Sepe. 17, 1810,
TAKE NOTICE.
NSS LT lON
h O'l‘ A L"l‘lo
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
RESPB(:TFULLY informs his Priends and the
Publick, that he Las commenced business in
the store, No. 155, Thames-Street, where he is now”
opening a general and extensive ussortment of
- EUROPEAN Axp INDIA GUODS,
comprising almost every article usually called for in
the Dry Goods Line,which he is determined to sell on
the nost liberal terms
Newport, 9th mo.B.th, 1810;
BERIAH ELDRED
» » ’
RLDPEL TFULLY intorus s fnends
and the publick in general that he has remove
ed from H't'fkﬁ d, to Newpore, into the House luwcly
built by WrLLiax Mumrorp, No, =, Mill-strecty
when{)e intends o keep a Grocery-Store ind Pub
lick House, for the accommodation of any Lady e«
Gentleman, that may please to call on him,
Newport, April 25, 1810.
OMRS for sale a general ussortment of DRY
GOODS, adapted to the season, which he is des
te:mined to sell at the most reducvd prices. He will
receive about the 15th inst. a gneat variety of new
Goops, which will be worthy uttention of those wio
Wwish to purchase cheap.
Me also kcbps constantly for sale a completc ase’
sorinent of COTTON YARN of & good quality, and’
as cheup as can be purchascd in this state.
sepy, 120 - w3O Vgt
ol Uns AL,
a NUMB*®R of Tracts of LAND,
lving in the Township of Wilkesdarre, in Lub
zerne Connty, State of Pennsylvania. Suid LAND is
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 acres; and wiid
he sold on the most reasonabie terms. An indisputal'e
title will be given. Payment might be made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as may
hest suit purchasers.
For further informution, apply at the office of the
Rhode-fsland Republican, or to the subscriber, hivingy
at Groion Fer y. State of Connecticut.
ROBERT LATHAM;
ewport, July 24,
'l‘ K subscriber having been duly appoints..
cd by the Hon. Court of Probate of the town:
of Newport, Administrator to the estate of
' WILLIAM BENNET,
late of Newport, muriner, deceased, having given
bonds according to law for the faithful discharge of™
he trust reposed in her, requests ail persons having
tny demands against said estate, to exh:bit them fog
a ttlemet,to ’
JOHN TILLINGHAST,
EDWARD LANDBRS,} Coinpigoners.
And all persons indebted to ssid estate, are called
upon to make immediate payment to
_ SALLY BENNET, .Administratriz.
Newport, Oct. 3, 1810.
NOTCE.
T IFE the subsecriber having been apa
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
awn of Newporr, Administrator upeh the estate of
WILIAM GODDARD,
late of said Newporg, Ship-Carperter, deceascd 3
and having given bond according te luw for the fudtha
ful discharge of the trust therchy committed to Lim,
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the estaia
of said deceased, to make immediate payment, a 6
those who have any demands against said estate, to
exhibit them to him. :
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun,
Aug. 15. :
Horizontal Patent Fump.
'l‘ ML Subscriber huving ween wuuorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONT AL Pd-
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clusively for this Island, informs those persons whe
may be inclined Lo make use of tic same, that &
may be seen, and their principle exhibited: on appz-'
cation to the subscriber.
~ JOHN CAHOONE:
WILLIAM S. NCHOLS, Gold Smitky
has removed froni the Stand, which
he latey occupied, to No. 89, Thamesestrect,
stx doors Novth of Mr. Townsenp’s Cofice
House, where he wiil condnue to pay strict’
attention to tie commands of his Customers,
AUB’. 1.
" I YHE subscriber, h{ving been appointcd
Exccutrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELL,
late of Little-Compton, decensed ; and has taken upow
berself that teust, by giving boi.d, to the Honourable
Court of Probat¢ for said town, hereby gives nvuce
to all persons who have demands on said Estawe to:
exhibit them for settlement ; and all whoare indebts
ed, are requested 1o muke immediate payment to
BETSY BROWNELL, Execc's£
Little-=Compton, sept. 7.
I‘: hereby given, That the Subseribers have.
been duly appointed Executors of the last Will
and Testzmemt of
BILLINGS COGGFSHALL,
late of Newport, decea and having taken u
themselves that trust, b.;d}ivin‘ bon:;f as the 'l’z
directs; and xll persons having demands upon the
Etate, of suid deceased, are requested to exhibit
the m and all persous indebted to said Estate,
are upon to make unmediate payment to
LYDIA COGGESHALL, Execuirix.
BILLINGS COGGESHALL,
NATHA'L COGGESHALL, § Exe'tors
VELEG KAIGHN,
Newnart, Oct 3, 1810, _
WANT ED, an apprentice to the
House Carpenter’s busiress. A Lad of a.
bout 17 or 18 vears of age, sustaiving asod char.
seter, moy hear of a good situstion, where every
proper encoursgement will be given, on applicatioy
at the office of the Rboda-Toland Kopubiscay, ‘
scpt. 8
American Hotel.
HARVEY SEZSSIONS,
At his old stand, No. 125, 1 humes-street,
ABRAHAM SHER AN,
PROSGATE NITICES.
APPRENTCE B ANTLD,
NLEW STORLE.
REMOVAL.
NUOTICE.
NOTICE.