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

ON A CELEBRATEY UK OF COOKERY.
AN \saoress, of culmary fane,
Camin i e arwhich practice tong had taaght her
s€kN g grecits, dFowell vou’t do e sue, :
MousL Wisel) bids )’Uﬂ“ boui tisery in evld vouiar
“ | saw the moon rising behind the trees; it waus
like the lamp of gold, The stars, one af er w
nodeer, sppearcd i the dlear firmanent, Pre.
seatly 1 saw bluek clouds arise, and roll towards
the souih 3 and lighining streaming in thick flush
es over the sky 3 the thunder growled at « dis
tenice 3 it come nearver and 1 felt allaid, for it was
lond and tervibie.”
o Diclst tiay uenrt feel no terrour, but of the thun.
Gorbolt ! Was there nothing broght and terribie,
A]ru e ligntiug ! Retarm, O Chiid of Reason, for
there are groater things than these. God was in the
ceto 1 ood doist thou hot perceive him. His terrours
were o pobund did not thy heart acknowledge him ?
“ Gou i 1 every plice @ he speaks in every sound
we hear ! he 1 1 wil Lhat oureyes bebold, Ismhmg,
O ni 4 of Keason, is without God. Let God, ihen,
be i wll our thoughne” . :
Keowurn gain, Cinld of Reuson for theve ure greater
t ngs than these, God was wnongst the trees ; his
vaice sounded in the muemue of the w ter ; his
noasick warbled in the shude ; and didst thou not
stiend.”
“Child ot Reuson, whence comest thou l—what
hus thine @ ¢ nbscrved, and wither bas thy feet been
Waldering
“1 huve been wandering ulong the meadows, in the
ek gruss. ‘The catile were fecaing about m,
or n-,pos'u\f in the cool sh.de; the corn sprung
up i Jdie furcows 3 the poppy and the haip bel
grow among the wheat; the fields were white
with summer and glowing with beauty.”
“ Ddst thow see nothing more.~ Return again
Cinla of Reason, for there ure grewter things hmu
these. God was amongst the fiekds, und didst thou
not perceive lum ! His besuty was upon the mou
dws ; nis smile enhivencd the sunshine”
“ 1o oe waiked through the thick foiest, the wind
whispercd amang the wees ; he biook fell from
the rock with « pleasant narour 3 the squirial
leaped from bough to bouglh 3 wnd the biras sung
to ¢ ch ower among the brunches.”
“oiast then hear nothivg but the murmur of the
bro %! No whispers but the whispers of the wind ?
PRt st bblgt LA AR AN ANNTRNNBNRNNAPARRIYR N
BREAUTIFUL AND IMPRESSIVE HYMN,
Wordhy vf being leurat by, und impressed on every heart
The following paraphrase en the 148th Palom,written by
the learned wnd mgenv s L UGILYIE, Gl slaiern
yeurs of uge, w s observed by Dr. Nome, lute
ishup of N orwich, cunnot but be uccefi
wine 1o all e lvvers of Luetry,
Witate'er a blooining world contains,
Ti L wmgs ne wir, Lnat sKims Loe plaing,
= Unitea praise Hestow ;
Ye Doagons, sound his awful nume
To v woud 5 and rowr acclam
Ye swelling doeps below, '
7.
¥ e, 1
B
MISCLLLANLOUS SELKCTIONS.
Thou, Heav'n of Heuvens, Lis vast abode ;
Ye clouas, lu'ocluim your formung Gouw,
W e euli’d yen worlds trom mighn ;
# Ye shudes, despel Methe Eierna said ;
AL onre Wt involving dwkness ficd,
A Nature spounyg (o hight
6
1o him, ye graceful cedars bow 4
Yo tow'ring mountuns, benaing low,
Xour groat Creator own
Tk, woen afivghited Nuture shouk,
Bow Smui kindled at has look,
And humbicd ut his frgwn.
9.
Ye flocks, that haunt the humble vail
Yo isects, flutt®ring on the gale, !
In mutual concourse rise :
Ciop whe |{.y rose’s tcrmeil bloom
Ao waft s spuils, « sweel putume,
In incense 10 the skies,
10
W ke, w)l ye mountain tribes, and sing ;
Yo poosay warbiers of the spring
J)lrt«mi' 8 anthems ruise
To lum, M:?oh.p’d your finer mould,
Wiw upp’d j““’ glittering wings widi gold,
Aud ai'd you: vuice W piaise.
11.
Let My, by nobler passions sway'd,
A tecling heary, e judging head
L Heaventy prase cmpioy ;
Spresd Fhs e anendous name around,
Tl Meaven’s bioad Arch rings batkh e sound,
Tue gen'ral burst of joy. L
12.
Ye, whom the charms of grandeur please,
Nucs'd 00 the downy lup of eove,
Full pros rate at His duone.
Ye vmces, Rulers, ail adore
Piaise i, ye Kings, who makes your power
An iage of s own.
13.
Ye fair, by Nature forw’d to move,
O prois (" ety rmal source of dove
With Youu’s enlivening fire, ,
Let ope ke up the sunctul lay,
Sigh His blest namc—then sour away
And sk an Angel’s lyre.
Let every clement rejoice »
Yo unders, burst with awiul voice
To him who thds you roli,
Hos prawse w solier hotes declare,
Euch whispering breeze of yicluing air,
And breathe it Lo vhe soul,
Ye Angels cateh the thrilling sound ;
Woiie wil th’ adoining huone around
Lhis boundicss ieircy sg,
Wuke all the cuneful souls of love,
And Wuch the sweeiest suring.
4
Jom, ye lond spheies, the vocul cheir ;
oty dazziing oru of l:?uid fire,
The wighty choius aid ;
Boon us gay cvenng gilds the plain,
Tuou, Moon, prowract the melting strain,
Al Piaose ﬁ.m in the shade.
PSALM cCcXLVIIL
BEGIN my soul, th’ exalied lay,
L vach cnraplur’d thoug it vicy,
And prauise e Aluighiny s nne.
14 Heaven and carth, wnd scas and skies
L. one meke 8 COncort lise,
To sweil Ui inspuing ee,
2
Ye ficlds of light, ceicsuial plains,
Wiere goy trahsporting beaut) reigna,
Ye soenes dvanely tuu,
Your Mukar's woud'rous power proclaim,
Tei how he forn’d your shuning foame,
Aid breath’a the Auid wir.
J.
(GLLECTED),
Geleorated Stomaciiick wlixir vf iacaitie,
(Price $1 and 50 cents. )
One of the efticacious Medicines, ever offer.
ed 10 the wb&ﬁl the specdy rehiefl and cure of
obstinate coughs, colds, eonsumptio s, the hooping
cml{‘h, asthmas, pains md winds in the stomach, re
moving habitualeosuveness, sickness at the stomach,
d.wcum cholera worbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel complaint ip children, &c. &c.
DR, RoserTson's
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature's
Grand Restorative,
( Price $1 and 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci.
ous medicine, for the speedy relic! and cure ot i
nervous complainis, impucities of the blood, scwinal
weakness, gleets and various comphwnts rosulting
from secrct impropriety of youth wnd dissipaizc
pleasures, residence i warm climates, the Imonoder
ate use of tea, the unskilltul or excessive usc of
mercury, so often destrucuve o the buman fiom.,
and discuses peeuliar to temules at & certan period
of life, barrenncess, &e. &c,
k. ROBERTSON’S
Patent Stomachick wne Bitters,
( Price One Dollar.)
Those celebrated und well known Bitters are com.
posed purely of vege übles, and are particularly a
dapted for restoring weak consdtutions, cleansuig
wnd strengthening the stomach, wnd ncreasing e
appetite ; they ape exiremely serviceable in all scasons
but puarticularly 50 on the approach of wurm weatier,
when bilious fevers expericnce such total loss ot ap
petite. Jflse, & certain preventative againstintermi
teut habitsy agucs, dysentanics, &c. &e.
4R, liounsuu ’s
Celébrated Gout und Rheumatick Drops.
[ Price Two Dollars. )
A safe and cffectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone und gravel, swellings and weak
ness of the {oims, sprains, bruises, und ali Kiuds of
green wounds—the cramp, pains i the head, fuce
and body, stifiness of the neck, chilblans, frozen
limbs, &c.
Dgr. RoBERTSON’S
Infall.ble Worm D.stroying Lozenges,
A medicine highly necessary 10 be keptin all fam
ilies—price 50 ceuts.
Lr. Dyorr’s
Anti-Biloous Pills,
For the preventiou and cure of Bilious ind Malig
aant Fevers. Price 25 ceniselarge boxes 5u cents,
‘ LK. YOTIT S '
Patent lich Qintment,
~ For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and cer
winty, is infinately superiour to any other medicine
for the eure of that wost disagiecable and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents perbox
Dr. Trssorr's
uelebrated Gout and Rheumatick Drops.
(Price Two Dotlars.)
‘ The y‘ﬁc‘[db[c‘ HBalm of 14{/2‘,
(Price One Dollar.)
‘ The Balm of [b ria,
Extracted fiom an Iberia Plant, for cucing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e. &c.
Price Two Doliars,
The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, whitening, vnd preserving teet heth
and gums. Price 50 cems per box.
Since the above ’mv.\lnab\e medicines were first
discovered upwards of Seven Hundved Thousana
Persons have experienced their happy and salutary
eilerts, many of whom from the greatcst debility.
DR. DYO'TT, respectfully solicits the publick to
observe that owing to the certificates of cares, per.
formed through the efficaey of the above medicines
having become too numerous for their insertion m a
newspaper, he has in conscquence thereof published
pamphlets, wherein are enrolled, in the most de
monsirated and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
fucts signed by citizens of tie first respectability,
clergy, and members of the fuculty . and are now to
be had gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fresh l:Fply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at Lthe store
G, & T. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUL 1, W, VINSON,
Arorusc4rr, Newport. Sept. 8.
Which are celebrat= . for the cure of most diseuses
to which the auman budy s hable,
Profared only by the solc pirofivietor
v WL DYOTT, M. D,
Grandson of he lute Dr. Rosenrson, of Edinburg
ALS O From Hurtford Manyfuctory,
Two cuses supeifine Be.ver HA'LS, of the latest
fashions and best guality, warramed not to crack or
tude. Youths’ and Mens’ felt, rumel hair and puited
Hats. They will sell felt und pluted Hots by the
box, at the Manufaciory prices. Nov. 14
Is furnished with an extensive assortment of HATS
of every quality und price, from the best American
Manutuctory.
One case best English fashuvnable PATENT E.
LASTICK SILK HA'YS.
1 hey have also, received a large assort
pent of SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONVIRY,
wlich they can scil w 0 wholesale ewswoners from the
country and others, al vely reduced prices, viz :
885 reams Foolscup, No. ruphy
I and 2 Writing Paper ; Coluinbisxr Orators ;
20 do l’lnladu[ﬁna Let- | American Pieceptors
ter Paper ; Adums’s Hiswory of New.
Best detny do. ; England, abridged, for
Websigr’s und Alden’s schools ;
First,Second,and Third | Testaments ; #chool Bi-
Paits ; bles ¢
Dabeli’s and Pike’s Arith- | Dictionaries ; Murray’s
meticks ; Grammar,lutroduetion,
Morse’s abridyed Geog- Reader and sequel
) hey ofter for saie Playving Cards, by the
groce, dozen or single pack=—Scum.n’s Books, of ev.
cry kind in use—Fumily BIBLES, wili *und without
plaes,
THE HAT STORE
Aimanacks, for 1811,
which they will =eii, by the groce, dozen, or single,
w» cheap us cun be purchascd from the Publishers.
HAV E received Bickerstaft’s Rhode
leland Farmer’s,Clergyman’s ard Clergyman's
TN;-‘.P - . . )8 \
- -\' ' 5 Y [ Paie .Y\’ > » 5. A ‘f“-gh "‘ o ’,’ 0¢ e
v“.‘ f) P A'.' " ..' 2 h :i‘;“ ‘64. -\{ .”t’._ i, ;'L‘t a- ’
DEROBERTS(IYs
Tes | daap i fuir 7
"\.‘.’ “" ey . P »-‘ . 3 A
phrv® £AN 1 ' AN v s X, v ."‘""; SRS l: o
wibwr
GanNUINE PATEANTD AND FoaMiLY
MEDICINES.
. - ==
WANTON & xXATHBONE,
ALMANACKS FOR 1811,
JUST RECEIVED,
WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
No. 70, Thaniex-street,
AVE just received a lurge additional lupgly‘
I—{ toancveeny, Hard-\\ reand Cut.
Jevy=aud now offer for sale an assortment unusually
extensine ‘They have on hand as usual, a compiete
sssortment of Nails—ulso sheet Lesd, sheet Trom,
“teel of varions kinds, cust iron Stoves, Shovels amd
spades, &e. &e.
Jakerwive——an assortment of Swedes IRON.
Ocivoher 3
Persons havine demands against Wanton
& Rathbone, will please to present the sume for ad
justment, and ull persons indebled to to them, or to
George Wantenure voquested 1o call and setie their
accounts, as & spcedy odjustment of accounts has
be e me indispens: ble, Nov 21
6000 bunches and 200 bushels ONITONS,
cheap for cish or approved credit. Oct. 4.
\\"lJLl \A\] S- NO AAIJIJ:\N’
No. 8, Long-IWharf, Has for sale,
A Quantity of Ship und Cabin Breud, of the
fi st quality ; B«'timore and Alexsndria Flour ;
Molusses, Gin and Rum, per hhd. or bbl.; Ginger
and Pearl-Ash, wholesale .nd retail ; an assortment
of Teus, by the chest or dozen pound ; a quantity of
Tile, suitable for ovens ; with a general ussortment
—of West.lndia Goods and Groceries. Also—
wili.llAM LOVIE,
I_l \VING ¢ mmenced the HAIR.
DRESSING Buisiness, solicits the putronage
ot his fricnds and the publick. The utmost atten.
tion wili be puid to his costomers, whose favours
will be gratefully acknowledged.
He bas just reccived friom Poston, a great
variety of Perfumery, which, with other articles u
stual in his line, he will sell on moderate terms,
Oct, 3.
HOW LAND & EDDY,
ANo. Tl and 72, Thames-street, Have jfor sale,
A Few pipes Country Gin 3 20 kew
of Butter, suitable for fumily use; 10 boxes
souchong Tea; with a general ussortment of Groce
ries, as usual Oct 31.
Incloding muny rare and valuuble, and a
very considerable number of late and interesting
Pcu?licuiom, all of which they will sell at very lib
eral discounts, say from 20 10 50 per cent. deduction
Persons desirous of purchasing Bouks for privatc m
social Libraries, huve now an oppor:unity of sclcet
ing from a collection as viluable s can be fouid in
New-York ov Bogton, and of purchasing st less than
the wholesale prices in either place. Several L.
dred Volumes of imported and Ameriean Bouoks
which have been read, but not injured, will be seld
at about onc half their original value.
They also offer for sale their Providence
Circulating Library.
Cowmsisting of some thousunds of Volumes, mostls
London publications, now scarce and vilusble. The
assortment of History, M- gazines and Pluys is coni.
plete, und of Novels snd Komances, is more exten
sive than can be found n any Library in Americs,
The Books are in good order for cirenlation, and will
be sold ar about one hulf their oviginal value.
Persons wishing for a Caralogue, or the
terms, will please toapply in the course of ten duys
Their present stock of new and el :gant
Paper Hangings and Bordcrs,
of the lutest patterns, are also offered for sale, lower
by 50 per cent. than they have usually been sold in
this state.
TAKPN in payment for BOOTS and SHOFES, at
104, Tvames-StreeT.
LIVF Geeseand Fowl FEATHERS.
and Feather Beds, from 20 to 45 dollurs, kept
constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKFER,
No. 2, Charles-srees.
_ Newport, March 2, 18:0.
Horizontal Patent Pump.
Tllli Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONT.I). P.I
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clusively for this Island, informs those persons whe
may be inclined to make use of the same, that the)
may be scen, and their principle exhibited on appii
cation to the subseriber.
New Feather Deds & I eathers.
HA\'E this day reccived, and are now opening
their BOOKS from the Providence Library.--
0, Persons viohmf to purchase Books, at about one
half the price usually charged, wil! picase call imwe.
diately. nov. 21.
A RE forming some new Arrange
ments which compel them to close their Es
waunshments in Providence and Newport. They
will therefure scll theis present stock of BOUKS, aL
very reduced prices. The assortment is cxtensive,
consisiing of some thousands of Volumes of
Hustory, buography, Veyages, Iravels,
RESPF.CTFULLY informs his friends
and the publick in general that he has rcmov
ed from Micksfo d, to Newport, into the Housc lately
buil. oy Winiiam Muwrorp, No.o =, Jllstreet,
where Lie intends 10 keep a Grocery-Sore and Pub
lick House, for the accommodation of any Lialy or
Gentleman, that may please to call on him,
Nowport, April 25, 1810
CAPPRENTICE WANTLL.
W.\N'l'l".l)---.m upprentice ‘o th
House-Carpentet’s buiness. A LAD fron
410 16 yeurs of sge, of gud"cl practer, oy ol
it N gitua ‘on by e e be beoo No
2 Broad-street, ’ %J PUMAN,JUN,
American Hotel.
CHARLES COGGESHALL.
Oct. 17, 1810.
WANIUN § KALBUNL,
WANTON & RATHDONE,
COUNTRY FRODUCE
BERIAH LLDREWD.
—@’C : &’)c - &,c .
JOIHN CAHOONE.
G,LES LUTHER, Of ('/.'h' .’( J!"”o (S‘ (.)
returns his thanks to his fric: ds, who have cms
ployed him with their business in the Conmission
Line, hoping that his attention, punctuality ind dess
patch in their business has met their spprobation
and merits a continuance of the ssme.
He also informs his friends and the publick in pens
eral, thut he hus lately formed a connexion in b sis
ness with Tuosmas D, Stary, which will be con
ducted under he Firm of
LUTHER & STALL,
in Chatleston, Ssuth Carolina, and as they intend des
voting thew attention te the Commission Business
The interest of those who may ¢n ploy then wii) be
promoted and atiended to with nunctualioy wnd dess -
putch, Gl B LUTHER.
THuMAS D. STALL.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1810.
’I"HE Subsciribers interd to cem
mence the Weaving of all kinds of COT'TON
CLUTHS, at their Fuctory in this town, in the course
of ten or twelve days. Those purents abd guaiciane
who wish their chi?dtvn 10 learn the ari of Weaving
with the Flying shuttle, &c. are requesied to oppy
imediately ; Wages will be given according to thae
ages and «bilities, und increased us they encrease in
the art of Weaving.
They will immediately commence Munufactuiing
different Kinds of twine wnd lines. W wnted,
A quauuiy of cican FLAX. Apply 10
JAVMES PERRY,or
STEPFPHEN L LLUIS.
THF. the subscribcr having been ap
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate of the
owiof Newrort, Adnunistrator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDAKD,
late of said Avwpors, Ship-Currenter, deceased
and Laving gwven Lond according to law for the f.ithe
fui doclarge of the trust thereby commitied w Lim,
requests B persons who are indebied to the estute
of suid deccased, to muke immediste nayment, und
those who have any demands against sand esiute, to
exhibit them to him.,
N(YH(‘I". i« here'y yiven to the Creditors
ol GEOKGE SYENCER,EsqIute Eusi-Grecne
wich, decesscd, represcuted nsoivent, that u furthep
ume of two months fion the 29th day of Scpte mber
lust, s allowed then to exlubit their cluims 0 u
the subscuibers, vho sre sppomied Comin u\a.onu}
Jiereon by the Connrt of Frobute of the wown of Eost-
Greenwich @ That they will witard ot the Dwelin ge
House of Joun G Mawney, m Warwik, un every
Saturday, at 2 o'clock, i the aticimoon, ,
JOEN G. MAVIANEY } Contliie dbbossid
THOMAS ALNCLL. ’
N.B. All persons imdebted 10 saia Ertooc, are ree
quesicd o make innedicte payment
'I‘Ul". subscriber having becn duiy appoints
ed by the Hon. Conrt of Probate <1 thie own
of Newport, Administrator to Ihe cstate of
WF. the <cubscrilcis, being appeinted by
the Supien ¢ Judicial Gourt, tolden at Newe
port,on the Sth March, 1810, Assignees of (e Es~
tate of
JOCHN S HAMMCND,
of Newport afoicsaid, UHousc-Carparter, to whom
the benefit of the Insoivent tet passed A, L. 1756,
has boon granted=hereby notify the Creditors of the
said Hammeond, 1o exhibit thewr scspeetive ¢omonds
1o them, within nive mwonihis frem the dote sforcsuid
or they will be preciuded —Persors indebtad 10 suid
Hammeond, are called upon 10 no ke innodiate pay
mont. JONATHAN WILSON
THOMAS RUNH, . fgsignees:
EDW ARD SMITH. '
Newport, Nov. 14, 1810.
WILLIAM BLENANET, :
ste of Newport, muriner, cocewscd, U 1 yiven
bonds according to law for the tuathiu! cacl oo of
the trust reposed i hier, requests altpersone So g
any denands against sand estate, 10 exh ba o e
sctilemet to ;
FUWAKD LAN m:ns,} Comppmoncps.
JOHN TILLINGI'AST, i
And all persons indebted to ssid estate, ure culled
puon to make inmediate payment to
SALLY BENNET, Jidministrairiz.
Newport, Oct. 5. 1810,
THE Subsceriber huving been sppointed by the
Hon Court of Probate, of the wown of News
poity, Administrator upon the Estate of
SUSANNAH BUTITS,
late of Newport, decensed ; and having given bond
according to law, for the fuithful dischJige of the
trust thereby committed to him, reguests all per
sons who are indebted to the Faate of sid deceas
sed, to muke immediate paynont, snd those whe
have any demunds agairst <o d Estate, to oxhibie
them o him. DANIEL DENPAM Jr.
Nov, 14, Admon strater,
THYE Hon. Conrt of Probate, for the town of
CLarlestowr, appeinted the Subseribers Corn issions
eis 1o reccive, examine, and adjust the cluims of the
Creditors to the Estate of
BENJAMIN HOXIE, Esa.
late of said Charlestown, deceased, I(presented in
solvent, wnd did allow rwelve months, from the
Sth day of November, 1809, for the purpose of ad«
justing said accounts ; and the said time bavihg exe
Kireu’, and the business of said commissioners not
ing closed, the aforesaid Court of Probate, having
allowed six menths more from sth Nov 1810, for the
‘;mp-me of closing said Commission- N ntice is here.
v given, that we will sttend on said busivess on
the last Monday in Jonnsry next, at tha Dwelling
House of Col. Epwaep Wireox, in said Chaotleston,
t 10 oclock, A. M —-All accounts and demands
must be doly atrested,
NATHAN TAYLOP a
DANIFL S'I'ANTOX} CopeNe
Al fermns indebted to said Lstate, are re-,
Quested o mauke immediute syment 1o
TH : F!OX]E, Admin'r,
July 24,
Ayg. 15
THOMAS FRY, odhmimgstr oo
HANNAH SPENCER, ciwnnanatrise,
Eaet-Creomurch, Oct. .8, 1810.
Charlestovrn, =ov 6 1810
Loria v oot i\
Crrex AT PRIVATE S4ALK,
12000 vi Green COFF L.
2.000 bushels fine SALT.
I “.
BiNJAMIN PITMAN, jun,
NoOTIC .
AoTiCL.
U 3 Lkl
NOILICL.
NCT/CE.
NOTICE.
Nl ICH..
NOT!ICE.