The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-03-07 00:00:00, page 4

1 ~ And still 1 love, when day’s declining power,
Bils nature and her sons retire to rest,
To aee thee smiling at that peaceful hour,
The dying-land breeze playing on thy breast.
. ZAMA.
o .
*T'is the Tomb of my Fathers. The grev moistened
\ a walls,
lining to earth, speak, emphatick, decay !
. The gate, off its hin&e, and half-opening, culls,
‘“ Approach, most unhappy, thy dwelling of clay,”
Alus, thou sale dwelling of all I haold dear,
How little this meeting once urgued my breast !
From i wanderer accept, oh my Fathers, this tear,
- keceive him, the last of his race, to yvur rest.
P
WOMAN,
OFT through tractla . loserts straying, \
Unattended, unsupply’d,
Sorrow on my hosom preying,
Coemfort to my heart deny’d !
Man would treat u fellow-creature,
Now with friendskip, now disdain
But o’er woman's fmh dature,
Pity ever scer’d 10 reign.
Hearts with charity o'erflowing,
. rouch’d .l‘d sorrow’s pluintive tale :
ips, a seot ‘balm bestowing,
When the .S'x‘r wos asead.
No ungen’rous .
. Pty with unking delay ;
But the female hand uncloses, ‘
- Bounteons as the op’ning day.
Form'd from nature’s choicest treasures,
Virtaes all in her unite ;
Life’s short path she strews with pleasures,
¢ Goddess of supreme delight !
Hoineiy fare to me be given,
Sweet the liari.\ stream will prove ;
arth 'will be a little heaven, g
With the Woman tiat 1 love.
"T'was his, deaf to pitK. to tenderness dead,
The falling to crush, and the humble to spurn ;
But 1 staid not his scorn—from his mansion fled,
And my beating heart vewed nover more to re
turn.
When kHomc shall receive me! One Home yetl
nbw ;
O'cr its gl:)ot:{ recess, see the Kine-bnnchcl wave,
*Tis the Tomb of my Futhers. The world is my foe,
And all my inheritance now is a grave.
The look that oKolte welcome and fhdnea was gone,
The blaze that shone bright in the hall was no
more ; . et o
A stranger was there, with a hosom of stone,
And cold was his eye as I entered his door.
The following beautiful liniés are copied from the
London Courier.
THE TOMB OF MY FATHERS.
By the author of a Poeem, called “Home,” published
last year at Edinburg.
SUBDUED by misfortunes, and bowed down with
pain .
1 ooug!.\t on the bosom of peace to recline ;
I hied to the Home of my Puthers again,
But the Home of my Fathers no longer was mine.
: ———— '
LINES WRITTEN 2! Tg: SEA SHORE AFTER
STORM. : , .
BE culm, lq soul, the ocean storm is past,
And the tir'd waves aré shtkibg fast to rest;
Lo, their dread parent does relent at lust,
‘And calls them to repose upon her breast.
A holy quiet reigns around ;
A calm which nething can destroy ;
Nought can disturb that peace profound,
With their unfetter’d souls enjoy.
Farewell conflicting hopes and fears,
Where lights ans shades alternate dwell !
How’bright the unchanging morn appears !
Pavewell, incoustant woer. fmweﬂ/!i
Its duty done as sinks the day,
Uﬁt from its load the spirit flies ;
While heaven-and earth combine to say,
* Swuet is the scene when Virtue die.”
S 0 fades a summer-cloud awsj ;
8o sinks the gale when storms sre o'er ;
So gently shuts the :{e of day ;
80 dies the wave slong the shore.
‘l'riunphla:t. smiles the victor brow,
Fann’d by some angel’s purple wings ;
0 Grave ! whe3e 18 tg; vict’ry now ?
Invidious Deuth ! where is thy sting !
-Their hedless ragings beat the strand no more,
Nor do they now in sad contention rave ;
But with a linfrinf motion to the shore,
Retwrns each cruel, but repentant wave.
o
THR DEATH OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
. From the ** Leisure Hour Improved.”
Sweet is the scene when virtue dies,
When sinks a righteous soul to rest ;
How mildly beam the closing eyes,
How gently heaves th’ expiring breast.
Yet, cruel spoiler ! 1 tby smiles will greet, .
And own the power divine, that bids thee roll
Thy geatle wxves, submissive at my feet,
Mo charm, divert, and soothe thy wounded sogl.
What though Pve suffer’d from thy rage before,
And all my comforts fell beneath thy stroke ;
e power that moov'd t..ee | must still adore,
For reason yet survives the wreek of lope.
Some consolation man can always find ; |
Aund thy repentant murm'rings strike the ear,
As melancholy soothings to a mind,
That still must weep, while it inhubits Lere.
Yes, lleepinﬂtrhund'm, now thou art at rest,
P'll seize the tranquil hour to moralize ;
For thou hast often fill’d with pain thiy breast,
‘And claim’d the falling tribute of these eyes.
FRAOM THE BOSTON MIWROK.
FROM A LOVDON PAPER.
Poctry.
’ -
In the debate on the leather Lax, in the Trish House
of Commions, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (3ir
'Julm Parnall) observed, with great emplusis, ** That
in the prosecution of this war, every maun ought to
| give his last guineu to protect the remainder”
" Mpr. Vandelure said, “ However that might be,
‘the tax on leuther would be severely felt by the bare
/’nml phesant:y of Treland.” .
T'o which Sir Boyle Roach replied, “ That- this
could be eaui’l’ remedied, by making the under lea
ther of wood”” 9.8
A complete assortment of Cutlery ; Tea-
Pots ; Pocket-Books ; Suspenders ; Gold Lace; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs ; Windsor Soup ;
stuarch ; Hair-Powder ; warrunted watcréproot' Liquid
Blacking ; Scotch and Maccoboy Snufi—und muny
other articles, too numerous to particulurize.
' The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual=—Also manufuctures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work—Ejustick, ditier
ent Ihnﬁel, round, octugon, and flat lace shupes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
. He thanks his friends for their custom—and will
sell those articles st a very smuludvince.
Newport, Jun. 24, 1810.
" One walking abroad in a clear moonshine night,
suid, it was as fine a night as « man should see i a
summer’s day.
. Looking-GlassPlates, Jcweliy, &¢.
ICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
' his Customers and Friends, that he has jnst
ceived 'from the manufactories m Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, us former
ly, which will be ready for sale in a few duys, 4s soon
as theycan be fitted in frames.
) lso on hand—
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.
HAVE FORSALE QN VERY AGCCOMMODA TING TERMS
At their Auction and Commission Store,
’ NO. 94, THAMES-STRERT,
36 Bales Cotton, '
10 Pijpes Barcelona Brandy,
10 Hhds. W. I. Rum,
25 Chests Campoy Tea,
50 Casks Fresh Raisims,
30 Kegs Ginger, .
25 Boxes Chocolate,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soap,
10 Bbls. Pimento,
20 Bags Coffee,
5000 wt. Loaf Sugar.
Newport, Dec. 27.
The Progressive Company,
r .
Ar THEIR GRAINERY asxp GROCERY
STORE, No. 11, LoNng-WHARF,
Have for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowost cur
i rent orices,
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn ¢
do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Plour, of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and LI-
Cousisting of Gureshs, Junnahs Mamoodies, Baf.
tas, Malmaodes, Mocea Sunnahs, Checks, Gilla Hand-
3 Rales assorted coloured Rréadeloths, Cottton
Shietings, Calieves, Pelice Cloths, Bombazetts, Um
beellas, Durroys, Threads, &e. &e.
Nowpors, Jan. 3, 1810.
QUORS-—among which are—
-10 hhds. 3d proof St. Oroix and Antigua Rum ,
20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy ;
20 quarter cusks Shen"{ Wine ;
20 boxes Raisins ; 20 do. Chocolate ;
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, ¥e. &e.
1600 bushels Exurna Balt, of a superiour quality ;
1500 do. Laverpool do. .
500 do. Turks-Island do.
500 do. Bonavista'do.
Also—a quantity of well seasoned mer. Boards
Lakewise........Just recetved,
.;Jaipes Gin ; 5 ihds. old Jamaica Sriritl;
chests Compoy Tea, of an exceilent flavour;
1000 wt. Cheese ; 200 Meal Bags ;
8 crates und 2 hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
*.* Cash given for Corv and Rye,
N. B. Those persons who have in their rouessinn
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will huve the
goudness to return them. .
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Agenat.
Newport, Oct. 18.
]’L’ST received and for sale, by LOPEZ &
DEXTER—n addition to their {Qrmrr
suppty~=tie following fresh imported TEAS,
W arranted of the first guality— -
110 chests j!ohc'::. ,
2% weat | TEAS.
167 do. * Souchon
30 do. Hyson
Also==Bo puncheons sweet flavoured St.
Croix Kunm-warranted as pure as imported.
Jan 10, 1810.
. OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE,
189 Bags,
4 Hogsheads, COFFEE.
15 Burrels, |
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Bkin, Souchong, Cam
& poy.; and Bohea Teus.
Boxes White,
41 do. Brown, } Havana SUGARS.
67 Bales Upland Cotton.
26 llogtbcuh Kemu:"k‘i' Tobacco.
Maderia, Teneriffe, Lisbon Wines.
150 Boxes Raisins. .
5 Ceroons Peruvian Bark,
A few Pipes choice Spanish Brandy.
@7 Cash advanced on Goods consigned.
Newport, Jan. 3, 1810,
R B o o e smaerenaneseen o o
CALCUIITA GOODS.
Lopez € Dexter,
Q 7 Bales Caleutta Goods,
b
JUST RECEIVEDy; AND FOR SALE BY
" Lopez & Dexter,
FRESH TEAS.
ANECDOTES. .
'."J. ls"?’
For further particulars, mquire of
~ SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jon. 17,1810,
, FOR SALE,
BY TILE SUBSCRIBER,
A FARM, on Point Judith, contain.’
: ing about 180 acres of excellent Land, with
u igrge Dwelling-House, in good repuir, & good Bam
and Crib, two good Orchards, all«or the best grafied |
fruit. The suid Farm is divided in upwards of twen.
ty lots with good stone wull; and will cut as much
hey, and of as good quality, and raise as much grain
as any one in the county, of its size~—there is like.
wise a sufficiency of ¢ xcelient sea manure, that comes
up on the farm annually. |
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber.
BLN]: ROBINSON.
South-Kingstown, Jan. 13, 1810, .
% Valuable HOUSE LOT, 40 by
: 41 feet, with the Shop thereon standing, in
Thumes-Street, opposite Josern Cozzen’s Hatter’s
Shop. The Shop on said Lot is 12 feet by 24, well
luthed and plaistered.
Alsom—u stall Shop adjoiming 'IK dwellin?.houue,
and the Newport Bank,on the north side of W ushong
ton-Square.
Algo—a Farm, situated in the town of Chorlestern,
containing sbout 100 acres of Land, well proportion.
ed with mcadow, pasture, and woud lund,
My Dwelling House, in ¥ ashington-Square, at the
foot of the Parade, on the nosth side.
A FARM, lying in the south-west
part of Eaast- Greenwich, containing about 60
ucres of excellent Lond, with a two-story Dwelling.
House, a gaod Barn, Corn-House, Cider-House,
Blucksmith’s Shop, Horse-Shed, and other suitable
and convenicnt Out Buildings. Said Farm is well
fenced with a stone wall ; is well proportioncd for
meadow, ploughing and pasturing ; and a sufficient
quantity of wood. There is an excellent Orchard
on suid Farm, just coming to matugity, which pro
duces about 30 bbs. of Cider.
The condiiions of payment will be made easy, and
such as will suit the purchaser ; the credit may be
for one quarter, one-half, or three quarters of
the purchase money.
The übove property was formerly owned by
Georae Nicuors, Esq. of Nerih Kingsten, and is
now owned by the subscriber. For further particu
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the premises.
FOR SALE, by the subscriber, a val.
uable Farm,situated in the town of Portemonrh,
adjpining that of Samver ELay, Esq. about 5 miles
from Newport.—SBaid Farm contains about 70 acres
of excellent Land ; a Dwelling-House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses,
For terms and particulars, apply to
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
Newport, Aug. 23, 1809,
To be sold at Publick Auct:on,
On MONDAY, the 24th of April next,
At 10 o’clock, a. M~On the Premises,
(" Unless [wwiomlL disposed { at Private Sale, )
FIF TN Lows of LAND, situated
~on Mill. Street.
For Further particulars and terms, apply to
CHRISTIANA BANNISTER,
or JOHUN BANNISTER.
Newport, Jan 24, 1810
_FOR SALE,
’ ' ‘HA'T pleasant situation South of the
Brick-Murket, about 60 feet on Thames-street,
extends about 400 feet west, with a small Whf
There are two lurge and very commadious Dwelling-
Houses, one fronting on Phames-street, No. 177 wnd
179, with two convenient Shops in front ; the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families,
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newpert, September 13, 1809.
THIS Churn will work much easier than the com
mon one; besides, it has the advantage of col
lecting the butterin rolls ; it may also be made to any
size, so as to churn any quautity the possessor may
wish ; and it may be fixed in such a manner as o wm)’s
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power.—
Gond Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by this excellent und simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls,producing
an eighth of the whole more buiter than in the com
monh way.
*.* The above Curn may be had of Baremax
Movwnro, i Portsmenth, or RosertT & NicHorAas
Lawvton, No. 61 Spring-trect, Newport.
Aagust 2.
FOR SALE,
THAT VAILUARLE ESTATE,
J\.o. 112, & 115, Thames Street,
NOW occupied by Charles C. Hos
kins & Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, on
Thames sireet, and 100 on Church street, witha Stor
on it. The House has nine Rooms on a floor, with
a good Well of Water at the door. For terms ap
ply to_
THOMAS HOWLAND.
Newpore, Jan. 3, 1810,
RBSPUCI‘PULLY informs his friends, that he
has on hand—
A quantity of excelient cedar Clapboards,
sedur Shingles, pine Siingles, Boards, Plank,
JOiS‘Q &e. &kc.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER.
BURNE'Ss Wharf. N, IS,
JOSt.PH BRIGGS,
¢ No. 63, Thamesestreet,
HAS tor sale—=loo bbis. Prime Pork, war
runted ; Gin, per pipe.
vilsoweeAn ussortment of GROCLERIES.
‘N. B. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour hun in this
Huec. may depend on his exertions in thear be
hal
STORAGE for goods muay be had by ap
plfing as «bove. Juiy 2.
PATENT CHURN.
0 SAMUEL DYER.
East-Greenwich, Janvary 16¢h, 1810.
ol SHELLDON,
. STACKHOUSLE. s
FOR SALE,
FOR SALLE,
FARM.
T 0 LET,
FOR SALE, v tbe Sthsenter. a
! valnable FARM very pleasently situsted in e
lown of Middleionn, wbour 4 miles fiom Newpurt,
adjoning the miin roud, leading 10 Ile bridge, cbout
90 cres of excellent Lind, o goed Dwelling House,
Burn, Corv-House and other out-houses, wc%l wauter
ed snd well fenced with stone wull, and a good Or
churd theieon.
- VALUAEBLE STAND,
FOR SALE, that pleasuncly situated
House and Lot of Land, in Thames Street, next
north but one of the Brick-Market. The lot is 52
feet on Thomes-siveet, und 555 feet buck, with a
large yard, an excellent Garden, and u goud well of
water, thut is never dry. The Mouse is large and
comvcnient, and in complete repiar, end is a most
excelient stand for a publick house, havi two
lige and convenient Stables, Coach and”zluiu
Liouse, and & Shed, upwirds of 100 feet long.
The übove estate miay be bought at a very great
burgain. For terms, wpply to the subseriber in
Broud-street. ISAAC STALL.
Newport, Feb. 28, 1810,
’ I YHA'T he covtinnes keepinga TAV.
ERN at Lis house in the village of Wickford,
town of Nerth- Kingstewn, next door 10 Puavie TrL
LINGHAST, Esq. where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please 1o favour him with
their company, and may depend on having the small
est fuvour gratefully acknowledged.
(7 The house may be well known by its end front.
ing the street, and the sign of « Bunch of Grapes.
Wickford, (R. 1) Oct. 25, 1809.
“rlloLlA\.‘"l I’EARCE,
Respecifully inferms his friends, and the pud
' : lick in general,
’ I ‘HA'T pleasantly situated HOUSE
and LOT, now occupied by the Subscriber,
No: 8, Prospect-1lill; with a Yavd, Garden, good Well
of water, &c. The House is completely gnishcd.—-
For further particulars, ap_fly to
. JOMAS HUDSON
WANTED,
EXCHANGE on LONDO N.—Ap.-
ply to
Jnd possession givewthe 25th of Mavch next,
F ¢ R Lots oi Land, sitvated adljoin.
ing the town land, near the Powder-House
ha dng u good well and pond of water. Any persoun
wishing w 0 hive, may know.the terms on application
10 the subsciiber.
UK SALE—A second hand Chaise,
and a Horse Cart and Tackling.
WALTER NICHOLS.
THE HOUSE marked No. 1, sity
ated on Washington-Street, (" Easton’s Point* )}
lately occupied by capt. Josuva Aeriesy. The
House is in tharough repair. For terms, apply te
JA%’]ES TUW’NSENB.
Newport, Jan. 24, 1810, e
JAlso—~The Masts, Spurs, Sails, Rigging, Stores,
&c. sutable for a single decked Biig, of 110 or 115
tuns, or a high or double decked Brig of 120 or 139
tuns.—Apdly to CONSI’A§T TABER.
Nsrhert, Sept. 13.
THl‘,‘, House and Lot at, theNarth part
of Easten’s point, lately occupied by the Rev.
M. Bradley.
On MONDAY, the 12th of March next. at
X o’clocky A.M, at the House of the
: subscriber in Middletown,
F ARMING tools of aimost cvery de
scription ; 3 stacks of excellent Hay ; a small
guantity of Corn xnd Potatoes ; 2 Cows, and 2 head
of youi g swock ; « second hand Chaise, in good re
pair ; a smaull boat ; & quantity of Poultry, with oth
er articles.
The YARM, owned by the subscriber, in
Middletoan. :
The HOUSE and SHOP, No 124, 7T/hanes
street, Newport, now occupied by Mr. Triomas
C L ARK E<—pOSSsession given tge 20th of March next,
Apply to
‘ CARDER HAZARD.
Middletown, Feb 21.
-———-————r——T————-i———————~———— P———
Benjamin Colmar,
PR SICIAN & SURGEON, |
'I.N FORMS the mbabvtams of New
port and its vicinity, that e hus taken Lodging®
at the House of Mrs. Covruein, and offers s
services as a Practitioner.—Paironage is respectfuliy
solicited.
Hewport, Jannary 17, 1810,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabm
Brewd ; Alexsndria and New-York Flour of
the first quality ; Molusses by the gailon | cosise
and blown Salt iy the bushel; Ginger and Pearld <l
a' retail.—=.dlso, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, ard
Wudelphia Bricks by tln{mndmd ; Hops by the
pound ; Mait by the bushel or smalier quantity ,
Wheat Bran by che bushel ; Coalby the bb}vd.-.fﬂn,
A quantity of Bricks and Tile, mude of Pipe Cluy
suitable for Ovens. L TN
LU bl OUL—AL Pubbek Aug uun
Aquedneck Coal,
From Dr. CASE’s MINLS,
FOR SALE, at the store en Barrow’s
Whaf, at $ 6 per chaldron. Apply to
JASON S;RAGL’E.
Newpors, Jun. 24, 1810;_“___________“
For terms apply to RICHARD MITCHELL,
biving veur the preniises.
.Jrlrn’iiillitojwrg,?the 22d dey of 2d menth, 1810.
‘N 7 ANTED Inmedictely, two or
three smart Girla to work wt the Glore.
Mauking Busncss. Inquare st the Office of tie &
Roprbucun. ] December 13
Newpoart, Jan. 3, 1810.
Jon 17.
Newport, Jan. 31, 1810.
ULUY el aRING BDUSINLDY.
i ult oabldy, UK 10 Lat.
GULy R Y winNwuLw,
HAS FOR SALE,
On the most reagonable Terma,
43 1o:l\;'o ‘L/“ :‘.tLl".Jo
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.
dun! "ULTICK
To be Let,
FOR SALL,
TO LET,
o Let,
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
Newtrers, Sue 30, 1809