The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-04-04 00:00:00, page 4

Political phnnty Lowl'd wild o'er the earth,
Ainbition und rapine with biovd ting’d the ocean,
WileJerverson's rip'ning sage sysicmns for birth,
Found the peaceful legiimate ’{:b to premotion,
With rexson hns guide
. AL Wasnixeiov's side,
His virtucs snu talenis full often were tried ;
Now, he's chiel m comamand, let the Uluverse sce
How hppy a nativh of fréemen can be.
While: Exrope’s preud chief’s wicld the sword oo the
pea,
By foree or by fraud to ann'te new possessions,
Our ruiers dpesk’ peace and good will towa ds men,
And their practice uccqrddll their cordial puxs
b o i bl _
Blut shouid foreign fobe )
And by discord or arins dare disturb our.repose,
Lotourchnef'!i'n\bﬁ C ' ri € ' y trust
That those hdrtﬁ? listutbers shall soon bite the
dant. RTR e s T |
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g:‘{w'):"‘&. vvy l ‘,1"& ”M'm i fact s “
EFPFE ’ ) g » ol 7y cont e i
At his bidding fet union attune esch free soul,
Md&’d‘u“e d ,M:Anﬁuif*‘www“ w . "’4 L
S
_ Byhiscountrycarese . o
dmising his viriues, ageb sgive . v
w hiealus of our Suchem, and he live,
Tﬂ-h Subscritieis, contemplating r W
wrrangements in (heir uﬁbﬂ“ the
_ﬂl’st day of April «nsuing, request all persons havs
!y demands o prc-ue‘m"tgem a)r ; and all
thoie indebted, o viteet a uulﬁvm plie
€d with by the dst of May, every demund :
Win the hanids of an Auerney, to be in
L without discrinmution. .
LOPEZ « DEXTER.
Newport, March 14, 1810.
FINAL NOTICZ
e
[IE Suabscriber, Attorney to the Es.
tate of the late. Cupt. SAMUEL C. TAGG ART
of Nevmn. futigued with the number, and aware of ”
the incificiey of peivaie soligitations, mukes use of
this publiek mode of earnestly inviting all those who
are indebled to said Estate, 16 call and make some
sutislwotory | of the same, on, or before
the sth day of April next :as he then will be com
:&::d. by circuistunces entirely beyond his con.
to pluce ull the m&l«l business of the Estate
-.l:&‘vh‘ndpofm' ney at Law, to be put in
‘without discrimination. Those therefore, who
:ﬁ net w-to pay,timely attention to the same,
“have the goodness not to attach any blame to
the subscriber, as their inattention, or negleet, will
amply -demonstrate that resort of this nature, is
more unpleasant to him, than w themselves,
vt . HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
‘Newport, March 14, 1810.
.¢ I .
8. STACKHOUSLE s
%Nﬂ)' lW’B.N’l‘ﬁ )
PATENT CHURN.
THls Churn will work much easier than the com
. mon oney besides, it hus the advantage of col
lecting the butterin rolls ; it may dl:obumdctow
ize, S 0 a 8 to ciwrn any quautity the possessor
:n“ol;; and it may be fixed in sucha munmrutow:x
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power.«
ood ?em has often been churned into the best
gumr. v this exccllent and simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolla,producing
an eighth of the whale more butter than in the com.-
Dgﬂ 'ﬁ;e "
A above Churn maxhi«ld‘ BATEMAY
MonNnro, in Portemonth, or Ronkrr & Nicuoras
- hawroy, No. 61 Npring-Street, Newport.
. August 2.
M———M
' T4KKE NOTICE
Y ———
' © WILLIAM PEARC,
Respectfully informa hia friends, and the pud
’ i - lck in general,
T.’! AT he continues keeping a TAV.
ERN at his house in the village of "k%ﬂ"
town of Versh- Kingetewn, next door to Prrvae Tai.-
e S
id to m age to fa
A i ik
te acknowledged.
““@‘l‘heg:uom be well known by its end front.
s g ‘the street, undn‘- vign of a Bunch of Grapes.
Wickford, {R. 1) Oct. 28, 1809.
WELL met, tellow freemem, let’s cheerfully greet
vetwrn of this duy, with a copious libation ;
Freedon this day m her chosen retreat
'd her favourite J 2yrersox chief of orir nation ;
: A chief in whose mind,
Repubticans fitd
Wisdom, peobity, lonour, and firminess combin’ d,
Let oar wine sparkie high, whilst we grawfully give,
Fhe bealth of our Bachem, wrd long muy he live,
| ] HF. Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all those who are indebted to
him, by book aceount o note, to call and settle the
smg, Re N S
mmt‘kmm uotia.
He carries on the Rlacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
apd despatch, at his shap, No. 4, Croess street, where
cn;y"c:hr ﬁbe pumsl:‘ attended to, and eve
v | WILLIAM WHITE.
» Newport, March 31.
S s ————————— e —— i ————
New Feather Beds & Feathers.
i
lel'. Geeseand Fowl FEATHERS,
kept constantly for sale r
ABRAHAM RBRARKXER,
. ' M. 1, Charles-sirvet.
Newport, March 31, 1810.
. Poetry.
Ode was Sung by the Americans at Lon
yoo bhe ﬂ“ym, 1806.
.
TUNE, “ ANACREON IN HEAVEY.”
NOTICE.
DOMETT & kAIRBANKS,
Mo. 14, Marlbory™street, Baston, Have for sale,
EDF:GANT 't,w;md and ‘Figer
ins ; m;ﬁng‘ n::? Harness um-:‘; Hussett E:’
gkins, suit r Militury Equipage ;
black Bridle do ; whele hides wnll sides of lop Lea
ther, suituble for lll'llbwl-m Chuise ; Saddlerees,
of every description ; Girth, roller and lm’mg
webs ; 73& Lashes ; Saddlers’ derge, und
Silk ; I'rinces «, Metal, and plated Harness Furnitur
in setts ; elegunt Militury Bitts and sfam; pmmg
z:ring Stirurps and Stirrup Bars ; & large assort.!
nt of phited BittsavizaeCoach and Chaive do. in
scts ; Portmouth, Duke, Snakey Pelham and Sh
do ; double and single twisted smaffle do ; Momh%
do; Bridle Buckles and Martingle Hooks ; Coach
and Gig-Hames, full plated and up't ; Horse picks
ers and trimming Shears ; patent and common Trunk
Locks ; Trunk Handles, vavious Kinds ; a huge
quantity of Whipthongs, dificreot lengths ; ladies’
and gentlemen’s twig and pocket W'lipl; coachy
tandem and gig do~Suddlers’ Tools and Curricle
Barrs.
MANUFACTURED.
Gentlemen’s Whalcbone and Steel Spring Suddles,
Shafted and ala'm\ do, with Alligator and Heg skin
dewts ; do. with and withont spring points ; do. .
spring Btirrup Burs ; ladied” do. with doe skin and
dlk yelvet seats ; miktary Saddles ; Belwets and
Belts, P
BRIDLES.
Curb Bridles, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits ; double wnd n'mﬁle snaffle do.; Nelson Running
do. ; Mouthing and Hunting do. ; deuble and single |
twisted do. fot hard 'mougn horses ; guarded und |
Rolling snaffie do.
At ol TRUNKS.
Leat) gunlliag Cascs and Portmanteaus, im
. + leather Travelling Tranks ; house do.
from Ito2l d 3 red and black morocco store
du--Saddle und Collars, fitted to horses, and wur.
ranted nbt to gall ; coach, curricle and chaise Har
‘nésses, mude o dny putte wid @t short notice.
.. gbBW" m: , 98, Suddles, Bridles and
Trunks receivesd in €xchange for new.
‘ to o g sen _
‘i S ¥ L .
S dheProgressive Company,
L%, SR e
Ax sysam GRAINERY axp GROCERY
“i«*’” STU *414 ‘ .-|, LongWHARY, A
*s%@%&{ T peut ‘R:“f”. i w, |
A Consisnt supply of Rye and Indian Corn ;
&A% do. de, ' Ryeand Indiun Meal;
Moy, fey mam T
y n*@:m tof GROCERIES and LI
10 hhds. 3d proé Sroik and Antigua Rum ,
20 pipes 4th pzof ' h{‘Vi’a?My' ;
quarter Cus ,lh'fz }
n boxes Raising ;80 do. Chocolate ;
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser aunity &e. ke.
%w Xumha Ju:‘,oof.nmr quality ;
0. verpael do.
m 30 *n&ﬁldmd do.
db. Bonavista do.
Also—a quantity of well sellsoned mer. Boards
- Lakewise.......Just received,
;ms @in ; 5 hhde. okl Jumuicsa Sﬂﬁu;
chests Compoy Teu, of an excellent flavour ;
1000 wt. Cheese ; 200 leul»lnuq
"8 crates and 2 hhds. Crockery Ware, &e¢. ke,
*,* Cash given for Conx uml Ryx. A
N. B. Those persons ws: have in their roomdon
Mea) Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them.
: WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Jigent.
Newport, Oct. 18. -
—_._—___—‘w
" GROCERIE S—cheap,
5» “ .
~ George W. Martun,
? HAS FOR SALE,
An extensive assoriment of Groceries, at his store, No.
’ 2, Church-Street, s
' JA'!AICA. West India, } RUM
- o and ll:d Eogland R :
Cognack Spanish Brandy Genheva,
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and other WINES.
Loaf .dlan-p E.o.
G by, Souc! ,cu\'o.pdnob“}nAa"
vil ".; ves MW, }m
, Nutmeg pper, Pimento,
. mould and dipt Candles.
§ ‘ prican Porter.
.4‘._;7" >TIC C"lﬂ"
I, bloom and cask RAISINS.
Molasses, Flour, Choc latz&c.
< ,_'.,' Ls arseanee
40 Crates assoptéd China and Earthern Ware.
8 Ticrces Glads Ware, assorted.
Liverpool and blown Salt.
40 Tons English Iron, various sizes.
The @y with a vaviety of other articles,
too numerous ta be inserted, are offered for wale, at
;:oleuk and retail, on terms wnsually favourable,
MM 14, 1810.
.. :"h"'a""“"—"""“""—"""__‘" & o
.+ Hay Seed.
B _
William Douglass,
s At the head of Broud Strest,
HAS FOR SALE,
.y
ONE hundred bushels Borden’s Grass
- 70 bushels Herd"s ditto.
}0 :ds Orchard ditto.
0 Red rwop ditto.
1 . Red clover ditto. :
. ALSO, FOR SALR,
A lange ansortment of Groceries, among which are :
i ‘Teay very cheap. :
2000 W lu.;b ﬁ? nee. s
; xmnpivh”" o-::.'uf'ul-‘c e’
for a doHur. "o pe ‘.
- GLOVE-MAKING BUSINESS,
ANTED Immeditely, two ar
- three smart Girls on{" )
ing Business. Ingwire at the Office of the R’
. December lg'&.e
Whalebone & Steeh-Spring
Belts,
SADDLES.
Sl
—m———
NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
' his Customers and Friends, that he has just
reccived from the ories in Europe, an as
sortment of , GLASS PLATES, as former
ly, which will be readly for sale in a few days, as soon
a 8 they can be fitted in frames.
- - Alse on hond—
A complete assortment of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace ; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor Soup ;
Starch ; Hair-Powder ; warranted ,wsm:f Liqud
Blacking ; Scotch and Maccoboy nd wany
other articles, too numerous tononiclhﬁze.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual—~Also manufuciures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfeetion. Fila
gree and Pearl Work, Hlir%o‘o-nhsﬁck, difier
ent -bagcl. round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
The highest pric:dgiveu for old Gold and Silver,
agreezble to its standard.
He thanks bis friends for their custom—and will
sell those articles at a very small advance.
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810.
DANIEL SHELDON,
I?SPBC TPULLY informs his friends, that be
_bas on hande— ;
quantity of excellent cedar Clapbourds,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Bourds, Plank,
Joist, &c. &c.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE’s Wharf, Aov 15,
Howland & Eddy,
OFFER FOR SALE, ON REASONALLE TERMS,
At sheir Seore, No. 718 73, THAMES-STREE T~
A General Assortment of Groceries, comprising
every article in that line.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 Hhds. Molasses, and 5000 Bunches Onions.
—LIKEWISE— :
" Honey, by the bl. urless quantity,
10 Boxes real Spanish Cigarrs,
A quantity of Cheese, Nhubl:io.r family use.
~ They transact CoMmissioN Businkss.—
Those who are pleased o favour them in this line,
muy depend on the utmost excrtions,
Also, Just Received.
A quantity of exceilent Vlax, and 12 box
es superiour Soap—which will be sold at reduced
prices, for cash.
Newport, Dec. 20,
Benjamin Colman,
Pilix SICIAN & SURGEON,
, INFORMS the inhabitants of - New
and its vicinity, that he has taken lodg
.uC"n..- of Mrs. Corrasiy, and offers x
oervn:od as a Practitioner.—Patronage is respectfully
' % January 17, 1810.
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.
THE Housc und Lot at the North pait
&of Eastew’speint, Jately occupied by the Rev.
“.._..u..ﬁnmﬁmm ‘llO or 11
tums or & high or deu ll!h‘-zgm" ‘
tuns. —ApTly re CONST TABER
Angoe i, Sopt ¥ .
JOSLEPH BRIGGS,
MNo. 63, Thames-street,
HAS tor sale~loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
ranted ; Gin, per pipe.
Myo—An assortment of GROCERIES.
N. B. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his exertions in their be
half. '
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap
plying us uhove. July 29.
g To be Let,
THE Dwelling-House and Garden in
Spring-atreet occupied by the late Jounw Bax.
Isten, Esqefor further particulars and terms ap
to .
Ply CHRISTIAN BANISTER
y or JOHN BANISTER.
Newport, March 7, 1810.
NOT ICE s bereby given lo i€
Creditors, to the Etute of
JOHN DAVENPORT,
late ‘of Tiverton, deceascd, Represented hmsolvent,
that Six Months from the Date Emf, are allowed
them to exhibit their Claims te the Subscribers, whe
are appointed Commissioners thereon by the Hom.
Court of Probate of the Teown of Ziverion, that they
will’ attend, at the Dwelling-House of JERFMIAH
DAVENPORT, in Tiverion, on the Jast Saturday of
April, June and August next, at 2 of the clo«.{ in
the afiernoon. .
GODFREY WENWOOD,
HAS FOR SALN,
On the most reasonable Terms,
A QUANTITY of Shipand Cabin
Bread ; Alexandria and New. York Flour of
the first quality ; Molasses by the gallon ; coarse
apd blown Rult\ly the bushel; Ginger and Pearl-Ash
by retail —dlss, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by the }mndred ; Hops by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheat Bran by the bushel § Coal by the bhshel.«A/sO,
A quantity of Bricks and Tile, made of Pipe Clay
suitable fzr Ovens.
Newpore, Jug. 30, 1809
VALUABLE STAND.
FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
. House ard Lot of Land, in TVames Street, ncxt
north but one of the Brick-Market. The lot is 52
feet on Thames-street, and 3555 feet back, with «
large yard, an excellent Garden, and a geod well of
water, that is never dry. The House is large and
convenient, and in complete repair, and is a most
exgellent stand for a publick house, baving two
lange and convenient Stables, Couch 'and Chaise
House, and a Shed, upwards of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at a very great
bargain. For terms, apply te the subscriber in
Broad.street. ISAAC STALL
Newpore, Feb. 28, 1810,
- HOLDER ALMY, i
JOHN WILCOX, } Sp—S.
N. B. Al persons Indebted 40 the Estate are re.
quested to make mmediate pa t to
JEREMIAH DAVBN&". Administraser.
Tiverton, March 16, 1810,
Looking -ClazsFlates, Jeowelry, Te.
THE Sloop AURCRA, Nowe
York packet, burthen 92 tuns, built ®
this town, and of good wuterials, Ve
der the inspection of the owners. Any gcmm wish
ing to puichase, may know the tesms, by apphyivg
to
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE.
N. B. The übove mentioned packet will mke
\';:n dl‘:i' place and A ew-lork, as ususl, Un Hsold
arch 7.
. FOR SALE,
A Valuable HOUSE LOT, 40 by
41 feet, with the Shop thereon standing, 2
I lumes-Street, opposite Jeseps CorzEn's Hut\e-l'“
Shop. The Shop on said Lotis 12 feet by 24, we
lathed and phil;crt‘d. wdjoir aa i aliise
and the ANewport Ba';l,oll the mx side of 3 ashing -
Also—a small Sho ning lwellirg-house,
ton-Square. -
Also—a Farm, situated in the town of Charlestown,
contuining about 100 acres of Land, well proportion.
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood lund.
70 LET,
My Dwelling House, in u’mldnmmw,,ltdn
foot of the Paride, on the mrthf-xde.
Fer further particulars, inquire o
P CAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jun. 17, 1810. ‘
FOR SALE,
A D“’EXLLING-HOUSEand LOT
situated on Spring-street, a little south of Mr.
DIEPHEN Duwu"s'. The Lot is butted Essterly
on Spring-street, 65 fcet, and North’e:li'. on Dennison.
sireet, "zi.ad out, and 1w be opened fiom Thanes
sireet 10 Spring-street,) one hundred and twglve feet
The house, five years old. is well built, with a good
ouk frame, Ihnked with inch and a quarter plani,
and covered with ceder lhilo?a. 3
For ters enquire
Newport, March 7, 1810.
’ I VHHA'T pleasant situation South of the
A Brick-Market, about 60 feet on Thames-street
extends übout 400 feet west, with a small Wharf
There are two large and very commodious Dwelling.
Houses, one fronting on Thames-street, No. 177 l&
179, with two convenient Shops in front ; the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families,
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newport, September 13, 1809.
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE,
As. 112, & 115, Thames Strees,
NOW occupied by Charles C. Hos.
kine & Co. The Lot measuies 45 feet, on
Thames sireet, and 100 on Church street, with a stere
on it. The Honse hus nine rooms on a Floor, withy |
agood Weli of wateratthe door. For terms ap.
ply THOMAS HOWLAND.
o
Jd‘. p
FOR SALE, |
TH AT pleasantly situated HOUSE
and LOT, now occupied by the S\lblﬂﬁ?
No. B, Procpect-Hill, with a Yard, Garden, &006 well
of water, &, The House is completely ished.—
For further particulurs, apply to ,
THOMAS HUDSON.
A FARM, Wipg in the south-west
part of Ease-Greenwich, containing about 60
acres of excellent Land, with atwo-story Dwellng .
House, a geood Barn, Com-House, C{derﬂone,
Blacksmrith’s shop, Horse-Shed, and other suitable
and convenient Out Buildings. Said Farm is well
fenced with a stone wall ; is well pruportioned for
meadow, ploughing and pusturing , and a sufficient
quantity of wood. There is an ¢xcellent Orchard
on said Farm, just coming to matugity, which pre
duces about 30 bhs. of Cider.
The conditions of payment will be made casy, and
such as will suit the purchaser ; the credit may be
for one quarter, one-balf, or three quarters of
the purchase money.
The abeve property was formerly owned by
Growrcr Nicwowns, Esqg. of Nerth Kingeten, and »
now owned by the subseriber. For further particu
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the g;nhem
~ SAMUEL DYER.
THE lower part of a House, pleas.
antly situated in Brewer. Street. The
tenc ment eunt;m 't::e r:o:\s on ;'h:‘lom Pore,
one garret and a cellar: awe good water,
Mmp&zmhn. inquire of
- ~JOHN CAHOONE.
March 28. : =
THP‘. HOUSE now cécugicd by
Messrs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No. 11,
Pelham-sireet, 'Poueuioq_my be had by the 15th of
Muy. Raapeses IS covsses 2 "
That new and well finished House, ome door west
of the sbove, Posscssion may be had by the Sivet of
April. ;
¥ For termns, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN,
Newport, Feb 28, 1810,
TO ket st PUBLICK AUCTION
o on Saterday April 7th,at 11 o'clock in the fore
moon, the Stallsin the Brick-Macket and the Red
Market. :
James Perey,
By order of the Town's Commiittee, & Silay Dean,
John Eari, i
R TOWNSFND,
M.? ”’Jﬁé.\ oo
Q\'E half that large and commodious
Dwelling-House, pleannt_l‘{ situated on Wash
ington-sireet, next south of Mr. THoMAs Rosinsow
The house iy in good repair, and is well calculuted
for two fimiliésy and contains the wsual conveniences
- Porfmher particulars apply to
ars
MERIBETH EASTON.
N. B. Two or three steady Borders, may be ac
commodated at Mys. Eastox’s house.
Newpeort, March 14, 1810.
Jﬂn. "0
East- Greewwich, Janvary Y6th, 1810,
FOR SALE,
TO BE LET,
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
T 0 BE LET.
TO LET,
NOTICL.
NOAH BARKER