The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-12 00:00:00, page 4

Across the waste of printless snow,
All day the nit-brown Maid would go :
And when the Winier moon had shed
Vs pale beanis oe’r the moumain’s head,
, Shie on a broomy-piliow lay,
! To wateh the ur«[v glmpse of day ;
Whilc the cold breath of dawn-light flew
| Across the ficlds of fiozen dew
And then she eried—** The air is sweet ;
1t Luns the breust of Marguerite.”
‘ N FHEREAS the subscriber did in
the month of Nevemder, 1807, convey to*
HOBERT WOODWARD, blacksmith, a power of
Attorney to act and do all things appertaining to
mwy business during my übsence ; This is te give
notice, thas the uif power of Attorney will coase
from this date. RICHARD BAILLY.
< sunt. B
A HUNGERY Dbeggar observing the
smoaking of victuals Ina cook’s shop, went
in and sst himself down, and eat some of Ins
own bread, and was so satisfied with the come
fortable smell of the meats and suuces (where
of he tasted no otherwise) that he confessed
that his hunger was us well appeased there
with, and that he had as good repast, as if he
had sruffed himselfl with the best cheer there ;
which the cook hearing, bid the poor caitifl
P2y for his dinner ; at whichthe simple guest
was astonished, and the cook much more eur
nest 3 at just they both agreed to abide the a
ward of the first person that should pass by ;
who happened to be a studeat at law, to whom
as their Judge they rehearsed the matter ;
which being heard, the student caused the
poor man to put so much money between two
porringers, as amounted to the cook’s unreas
onable demand, and shake them in his hear
ing. This done, the arbitrator awardedee
“ That as the cook had fed the poor man with
the smell of his victuals ; so the poer man
shouid pay hi:3 therefor, with only the sound
of his coin.
0: ¢ "w«o« 0N hoth"ct ma‘.‘ﬂ"-o we lhda
Ay -« - cand took his word therefor « « « tomy
Ask’d my - - <and nought but words Igot - « - of my
Lost my - - - <for sue him } would not « . - and my
MONEY FRIEND
TWlhad - - - -.us I had once before « - - - - and a
I'd Keep my -« <and play the fool no more - - « and my
A SIMPLE Hibernian, who was lately brought be
fore the Court to be bound over to his good behaviour,
wus told by the Muyor thut he must find security in
30U dollars, for weelve months. ** Plaise your Hone
our,"” sdd the poor feldov, “1 wm a bit of a
steangechere , and as your Worship is worth the
money, and a good an, and well known, 1 hope the
Court wili have no objection to you, for taey Know
wothing of Pat”
A PERSON at Dunkirk Litely brsught an wction a
guinst w mun for Sulhng his nose. In addition to the
insult, ‘he planutl’ complamed that his nose was foo
ong before.
WHEN Viook upon the lombs of the great, every
eniotion dics in me : when 1 read the epituphs of the
beautifai, every imordimate desire goes out ; when I
Incet wita the grief of parents upoun a tomb stone,my
heart melis wi& compassion ;. when 1 sce the tombs
of the pareats themselves, I consider the vanity of
gricving for those whom we must quickly follow ;
wien I see Kin‘fs lying by those who deposed them ,
wien 1 cousider rivalowits placed side by side, or
holy men that divided the world with their contests
end disputes, I reflect with sorrow on the little com
petitions, fuctions, and debates of mankind ; when 1
read the several dates of the tombs, of some that di
td s yesterday, and some six hundred yeurs ago, 1
consider that great day, when we shall il of us be
toatemporaries, and make our appearance together.
'AVllS(:lf.AolaA.‘\“ l‘.\)U-) hl';l&“ (.1 ) l()N\‘-
Soon shalt thou know :=for gee, how orn
She climbs the steep of shaggy thorn!
Now on he jutt nreliff she stands,
Aud clasps hier co |, bu snow-white hands
She sighs—* Furgwell,” ind bending slow,
Looks, trembling, on ihe muin below,
And list’ning, every wuve to hear,
Calls from the decp, her Heury dear
Thon topples from the rock, to meet
The plighved love of Marguerite ?
And W‘Y did she, with sun.burnt breast,
So wander, and 80 scorn to rest !
Why did the nut-brown Maiden go
O’er burning pluing and waustes of snow !
Wihat bade lhier fev'rish bosom sigh,
And dimn’d her large and huzlewcye ;
A d siole the hour of slumber sweet
From the scorch’d brain of Murguerite ?
I'he weedy lune she lov'd to tread
When stars their twinkling lustic shed ;
YWhile from the lone and silent cot
I'he watchful cur assail’d her not,
Though at the beggar he would fly,
Ana fright the trav'ller passing l?' :
But shie so kind and gentle seem’d,
SBuchsoflness in her dark eyes beam’d,
That savage-fierecness could not greet
With less than smiles—poor Murguerits !
SWIPT o'er the wild and dreary waste
A nut-brown Muaid was seen to haste @
Wide-wavering was her unbound hair,
And sun-scorch'd was her bosom bare !
For Summer’s noon had shed its beams
As she lay wrapt in fev'rish dreams §
While on'the wither'd hay-stack side,
By turns she slept, by turns she cri’d—
“"Ah, where lies hid the balsan sweet,
“To beal the wounds of Marguerite e
Drk was her large, but sunken eye,
Which wildly gaz’d upon the sky ;
And swiftly down her freckled fuce
A'hie unfelt dews began to pace ;
For she was lorn, and many a day
Hod sl alone been doom’d to stray
And many a night her bosom warm
Hud throlb'd beneath the pelting storm
Aud s1il) she sigh'd,~** The rain fulls sweet ;
“ 1t buthes the wounds of Marguerite.”
SFLECT L PORTRY.
POOR MARGUERITE,
TO BE READ ARIGHT.
SINGULAR AWARD.
ANECDOTES.
NOTICLE,
MORALINT.
BY u‘. ROBINSON,
IMM&DIATBLY. a Journeyman Wutter. A pood
Workman at the business, will meet with cons
stant employment, by applying to ;
: SAMUEL MOSLS.
He carries on the Rlacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches, with neatnes:
and despach, st his shop, No. 4, Cross streer, whom
every order will be p\mctntl&- attended o, and eve
ry favour gratcfully acknowledyed.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. B. Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men, may hear of employ by applying as sbove.
Newport, March 2 1.
TI”". Subscriher twkes this mode o
informing all those who are indebted to
aim, by book account or note, to eall and settle the
suie, to enable him 10 meg), those who have de
mands against him ; he bopes this will be sufficient.
without fuﬂhor nouce.
duly 18,
“ We hereby graciously command, that on and ofter
the 24¢th of Jipril next, no Gouds shall be impuoried, nei
ther on peying the Duties ner in \vaveniu, which belong
to Crect-Beitwin or lreland, the Colondes or Countries
under the influence of the British Government. or Gonds
of any description whatsvever, loaded in vessels from
Great-Boitain or any of her Dependencies, be vdmitted
into our ports, and that all wessels, under whatsoever
Flag, which shall be proved to cwrrvy such Goods .or that
wre ot furnished swich Certificates and Documents to
Certify the Grigin or full partcularve of ther Curgors,
Jrum the pore of lvading, shall upon their arrival i eur
Hurbours, be ordered off, suve nd except such vessels
ar are gole lader with Salt. Fer dhe execution of our
Decree, We Commond 01l Qficers and Fersons i our
service, to exert (heir wimost vig: 'ence in Btrictly excmine
ing the Papers, Certfiacates and Documents of ull ves
sels that may urrive.” .
late of said Newport, Ship-Carpenter, deceused ;
and having given bond secording to law for the fuith
ful discharge of the trust thereby committed to him
requests nlrpersum who are indebted to the estate
of said deccased, 10 maly immediate payment, and
those who have any demands against said estate, to
exlubit them to him.
’ [ ‘HLE Subscribers intend to ecom.
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten or twelve days. Those purents and guardiang
who wish their chifdrcn to learn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Bhuttle, &e. are requesied 10 opply
imediately ; Wages will be given according to their
ages and abilities, and increased «s they encrease in
the art of Weaving.
‘They will immediately commence Manufacturing
dificrent kinds of twine and lines. W anted,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply w
JAMES PERRY, or
July 24, STEPAEY DEBLOIS,
z I ‘' H F Providince Manufacturing
Company wish to employ several families of
Women and childeen to work in their Stone Coteon
Fuctory, in Warwick, where such encouragement
will be given that those who are industrious and
cconomical may support themselves well, and be
constuntly adding to their property. None nced
apply but those who cun be well recommended,
Those who are disposed to be employed are request.
ed 1o make immediate application to Doct. Case, in
Newpore, or to John R. Piiman, the Company’s a
gent, at Providence.
’l‘l Th, undersigned, Hi- Swedish Ma.
Jjesty’s Vice. Consul for the Stutes of Rhode-
Isiund and Connecticut, has i cecwed from the Consul
Ceneral, residing at Philadelplia, s« Deciee of the
Swedish Government, yndeor date of the 20th of March
1810 : un extruct of “Ym'h follows, and 18 published
for the information of the Merchants, and all others
concerncd =
NOILICE.
THE subscriber, hiviny been appointed
Executrix to the last Will und Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNILLL,
late of Laittle:Compron, deceused ; and iias taken upon
herself that crust, by giving bond, to the Honourable
Court of Probaie for said town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who have demands on said Estate to
exhibit them for settlement; and «ll who are indebt.-
ed, are requested to muke immediate payment to
BETSY BRUWNLLL, Lrec'r.
Little-Compt n, sept. 7
R DSPECTYULLY wiooms bis irends
and the publick in general that he has remoy.’
ed from Wickfo d, to Newport, into the House lately
built by Wi .lam MumrForDp, No, —, Mill-street,
where he intends to keep a Grocery-Siore and Pub.
lick House, for the accommodation of any Lady or
Gentleman, that may pileuse to sull on him.
Newport, April 25, 1810.
Tl{A'l’ he hae tuken tie House formerly
occupied by Winriam ALMy, on the wain
road, leadmg to the Bidge, where he proposcs
keeping a House of Pubiick Entertainment. Ladies
and Gentlemen, Partics of Pieasure, and Travellers,
who muy call on him will receive every aiteniion,
and the best accommodations in his power, to bestow,
N. b, Ludies na Gentlemen may be wce
commodated with Boarding, on application us above
Portsimouth, Juiv 4, 1810. 165 w,
Newport, August 1, 1810,
*«' The printers of new:papers in Providence
New-Huven,and New-London wiil insert the above no
tice, and forward their Bills for payment.
Newport, July 25,
He farther ives pubiicl not ce. that the
documents required by the foregoing Decree, will
be furnished on application to ham.
T{E the sutseriber having heen ap.
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
own ol Newrow 1, Administrator upon the estste of
WILIAM GO DDARD.
American Holel.
Samuel Durjee,
/\’GSPC’C{/IJIIV cl.l‘ h{ 11 oJ e i ll’ld l/‘\'
BUNJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
Aug. 15.
BrRIAH LLDRED,
NOTICE TOO THE INDUSTRIOLUS.
WANTELW.
NOTICE.
Nu o,
NOTICE.
i\U.l'lLA o
PU 'll.‘.k’
GLOLGLE MILES.
NL’]\lB i{ ol Viaets 0' L[\Nl)\
1 & Iving in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in Lu
zerne Connty, State of Pennsylvenia. Said LAND s
divided into tracts from 250 1o 400 acres; ana will
be sold on the most reasonable terms. An indisputable
title will be given. Payment might be made partiy
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as mx,
best suit purchasers.
' For furither information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Is/and Kepublicun, or 10 the subseriber, living
at Groton Ferry, Stute of Cennecticut.
Newport, July 24.
Tobe Sold, «t PUBLICK AUCTION.
By order of the Supreme Judicial Court by the Subscriber
Un MUNDAY the 24uh of Seprember next,
Jt 1 o’clock, P. M. On the Premises,
L4f Sair, if net, the first fuir day after, )
.\LL g (;gm. ULIC al .G inderest, W hich
WarLtTeER Warsoy,late of South'Kingstown, died,
seized, 1o a cortain FARM (called the Kobert Hazard
farm) lying in Boston Neck, in said South Kingstown,
containing 113 acres of excellen: Land, with » Dwel.
ling-House, Barn, &c. thercon, and a large Orchard,
of the best grafted fruit; suige Farm is bounded on
the sea and on Petuquamscutt river, and is well fen
ced und watered and well proportioned for meadow,
pasture and tilluge land,—ilso, A certain Wood Lot,
lying in South. Kingstown, about half a mile from
the publick road and two and a half miles from Lit
tle-Rest Hill, containing sbout 40 ucres, covercd with
fine timber—JAlso, A House and Lot of Land, contain
ing wbout 3-4th of an acre ; said House is in good or
der—~Counditions made know at the time and phce
of sale, A
That new und well finished House, one door west
of the above. Posscssion may be had vy the first of
April.
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Newport, Feb 28, .810.
ALL persons haviag weconnts or de.
mands against the rRHONPE-ISLAND C€OAL
CoMPANY, are requested to present them immedi
ately to the subscriber tor settiement.
CHARLLES NICHOLS.
Portsmouth, (R.l) July 12. 18,5 w.
The above property will be sold rersonable, and at
accommodating terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July 18. 18.¢f.
& WAV 3 Laa
THAT VALUANLE ESTATE,
MNe. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
N()\V occupn G by Charles G. Hos
kins & Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, o
Thumes street, and 100 on Church sireet, with a store
on it. ‘l'ne House has nine rooms on a ¥loor, witk
agood Well of water at the door. For tuws up
ply to
THOMAS HOWLAND.
Jin. 3.
’I‘HE M s s, Spars, Suils, Riging, Stores, &c.
suitanie for a single decked Brig, of 110 or
110 tums or a ligh or double decked Brig of 120
o 139 tng, =
For terms, and particulars,apply to
CONSTANT TARER.
June 28.
REAL ESTATE~—-ror sALE.
’ I YHF. Subseriber offer for sale, hic
House and Lot, together with a large Coach
House and large Stable, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House. i ;
’ I ' ”". H‘.)("Hf“. How M':‘up;t‘d by
Messrs, DRUMMOND & EASTON, No.ll,
Pelham-sireet. Posscssion muy be bad by we 13thof
Muy. 7 catveneg VINDE sedines
FOR SALE,
ON¥ new Stage Coach. Jilso,—two Coaches and
Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
i eril eredit. Plesse enquire at the office of the
& ode-Islind Kepublican,
Juiv 18 18./f
F FOM the Subseriber on the night ¢
the 11th inst. an Indented Apprentice, by the
name of RAY SPINNER, dork complexion, dark
hair, und is about 17 years old.—Whoever will se
cure the said Boy, n any Jail, in this State, so that
1 can obtain him agam, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no charges paid. T hercby forbid ali
persons harbouring, trusting, or trading, with said
Boy, on penalty of the Law.
Wickfo.d, Aug. 20, 1810.
D ESERTED from Rose’s-Island on the
night of the 3d inst. the following Soldiers be.
wnging to the Army of the United States-wviz, ive
AMOS GRANT, i private in the Kegiment of Arsil.
leriste==23 yeurs of age, Brown Hair, Gray Eyes, fali
Complexion, and a nuuve of Stonington, { Con ) His
face marked with gun powder—had on when he weit
away a round hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
snd shirt with a frilled vosom, and took aw.y with
him a large silver wateh, with a siuver chain and &
gold key.
NATHANIEL BROWN,of the Rifle Regim nt, a
bout 3 feet ten mehes high, dark hair, dark eyes, ano
fair complexion, born in Switen, MWorcestar Connty,
(Muass. ) had on s green coarse linen rifle trock and
trow sers, trimmed with yellow fringe.
Whoever will take up said descrters and deliver
them te the Commanding Officer «t Forts Wolcott o
Adams, h:'h.“ receivethe above reward, and all neces
o e J. HOUSE, Capt Artillerista,
C .
Commanding lors W oonit,
Jui 5, 1810:
SLLONU-tHAND Ci A,
F'.)R SALLE, 2 Second-Hand Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of
WALTER NK HOLS.
March 14,
CAY LN LY LULL AR RowanD
Soml-Kinoectouwn falo 19
: Administrater to the
JEREMIAH BROWN.S Lswte of WALTER
Waison,
o T T valn
A F a R M.
16“\‘.‘ .L‘UL ‘Ll.o
“I Ul‘l l‘f“q
“\'o‘a‘ L c‘\’
FOIN Osdaad,
‘J,( t\‘ 3 101.,
ROBERT LATHAM,.
JOHIN REYNOLDS.
19 1w
[ Price Two Dollars,]
A sufe and eflectual cure for the gout, rheumas
tism, lumbago, stone und gravel, swellingsond v cika
ness of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all kivds of
green woun(Jls-—thc cramp, pains in the hesd, { ce
and body, stitincss of the neck, chilblains, trozens
limbs, &c.
Infollible Worm Destroying ¥.ozenoes,
A medicine highly necessary 10 be kept in all furos.
tlics—price 50 cents.
For the prevention and cure of Billious and M7=
nact Fevers, Price 25 cents—lurge buxos 50 cents
L k. woBERTSON'S
Latent Sion.achick Wine Bittcrs,
( Price One Lioiar,)
Those celebrated and well known Bitters are com s
posed purcly of vege ables, and are particuliily ue
dupted to. restoring weak constitutions, cicansing
una strengthening the stomach, and ineressing the
appetite ; they wie excremely serviceable in all seusona
bud purticularly so on the appro.ch of warn weather,
whei bious fevers expenience such total loss of ap
petite. .ilso, & CePtam preventative aguinst Sicinits
tent habits, agucs, dysenaries, &e. sc.
LR, RUBERTSUNS
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price 50 cents per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were firse
discovered upwards of Seven Hundved Theusand
Fersons huve experienced theiehuppy and salwtary’
efic ts, many of whom from the greatest debility.
DR. DYOTT, respecttully solicits the publick to
obscive that owing to the certificates of cures, pere
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become toe*numerous for their insertion m a
newspaper, he has in consequence thereof published
powphilets, wherein are eniolled, in the meost de
mongrated and conspicuous manner, the undeniablo
t ¢ ssigned by citizens of the first iespectabiiiiy,
ciecgy, and members of the fuculty , and ure now to
be hiud gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
Extracted from an Iberia Plant, for coving delicig
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &c.-
Price Two Dollars.,
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer.
ed to the publick, for the specdy relief and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptioi s, the hooping
cough, asthmas, pains «nd winds in the stomach, re.
moving habitual costiveness, sickness at the stomuch,
dysenteries, choler. morbus, scvere gripirgs, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &e. &e.
L'x. RUBEKTSON s
Vegetable Nevvous Cordial, or Nature's
Grand Restorative,
( Price 1 and 50 cents., ) :
Is confidently recommended, us the niost efficacis
ous medicine; for the speedy relief and eure of ulb
nervous complaints, impurities of the Llood, sen inad
weakness, gicets and various complaints resultn &
from sceret ampropriety of youth and dissipat-d
pleasures, residence 1 warm climates, the immn.oder -
ate use of tea, the unskillful or excessive use of
mercury, so often destructive to the human from.
and discascs peculiar to females at & certnin pcuoj
of life, barrenness, &c. &e.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and cers
tainiy, is infinately superiour to any other medicine,
for the eure of that most disagreeable and tormens.
ung disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 wonts per box |
Which are celebrated for the cure of most discases
to which the luman body is liable,
Prepared only by the sole piropivietor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandson of the lute Dr. RoserTsoN, of Edinbrug
Celebrated Gout und Rheumavick Drops,
Cilibrated Gout and Rheumatick Diofs,
( Price Two Dollars. )
The Vegetable Balm of £ ife,
(Price One Dollar.)
The Bolm of Thoria, 3
A Fiesh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of
L. & T. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUrL W, VINSON,
APoTAEGARY, Newport, Sept. 8. -
Celebrated Stomachick Llixir oy Health,
A MEDICINE exwemeiy usefo! for curing:
Jaundice and billious disorders, ard removing’
that sink.ng, faint and distresscd feelmg at the stom
ach, difficuity of breathing, loss of appetite, and
siecpy, dull Leaviness in tlie fore part of the day,
weakness and trembiing of the iimbs,dizziness of the
head, and ycllowness of countenance, complamts po
common 10 jaundicy and bilious people.
The many curcs that have be n effected in
New-Englind by the above medicine (a 8 muy be seen
iy the bills) provent the neccssity of furdier recom.’
mendation.
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS. ,
Secured to him by Lettevs Patent from the President ¢
the I nited States.
A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITOH, without having i it ary thing either danger
ous or disagre~abic. 3 32
QOne hox cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ; as the skin is genere
ally left clean and smooth.
¢ PRINTINGEG,
l “alits viriety. executed with clegance and des:
pateh, and on the cheapest teims possible, a the
olice uf the KAeds-deiund Kepusisean. ’
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale & the Druggist Stores of Cuanies Fexw
"ames Tavion, und Samrer. W, Vixsow, in New
po-t May 23.
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For Jaundice and Billious
GEANTINE PUTENT AN'D FAJMILY
MEDICINLES.
ITCiI OINTMENT,
1o Kestorative Dentrifice.
sk, Dyort’s
Patent Itch Qintment,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Dr. RoBERTSON'S
lixewrse, WHEATON .
Lgr. Dyorr’s
Anti-Bilious s,
COMPLAINTS.
LK., LISSOTT s
WHEATONs