The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-12-26 00:00:00, page 4

Be¢, lock'd in Death, their hecathless forms are leid,
. While weeping friends enhiance the fell 4}-1'« ;
“# grave theiv house—the “ valley.clods™ their bed ;
1 Their kindred, worms~-the winding-ahe@t their
Wt dren. ‘
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Bee, round the new.made graves, that hola their elay,
The ni{ht ly wand’ver meets the dreary gloem.
Behald ! bow pashes all his charms away—
How_ohm.g his face, how sinking to the tomb.
O thou destroying Angel ! whence thy hate?
- __Munst health,mus: steength beneath thy sceptre fall ?
Must virtuous votaries shure the rebel’s fate,
And thy sll-grasping wmsencircle all J
Yea ! in thy cold embrace, all _fknh must sleep ;
It mult‘»'t sO, for so the Eternal wills
s He, whose mandate vales the bbisc’rons deep §
*Tis te, who gave us life ; ’tis He, who kills,
Alas ! hqw frail is Man ! hoxhort his bloom ¥
His joys how vain ! his yvears, his days, how few !
Down the trk vale he verges to thetomb ;
~ He pines—ic droopse=he bids the world adien !
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I R R T
o mom ig REODK-ISLAND -qmwg_g,
;{ a A". w ™ zj " ;'; ! )
" PLEGY ON THE DEATH OP
MR, ELUAH NORTON, AND WIFE }
5 ..‘g_w;,; ; 7 ‘ 7 AND »
" MR. JOSEPH NORTON AND MISS LUCY
e ' DURFEE. 5
%:’w'ln were all unfortunately drovened near the Brigde,
. which unitea Tiverton to Portemouth, (R. 1.)
Sevtember 20th, 1809,
ge== '
IP poets sing how millions quit the stage,
Or thc"cld of .:mt)\[ millions bieed,
And tears of sorrow wet th® ‘historick page,
That dsuds their names—ilie names of veterans
' dead : -
ny ’£
O ve! whom Heav’n hath not chastiz’d with woe ;
Who neyver knéw the pangs which mourners bewr,
Wio weep their kindre«r desd—whose sorrows flow,
Approuch the pluce—behoid, und drop a (-ar,
© When guilt es gusping on the dying bed,
O deck’d in sabie fmideur fi'ls the grave,
No eye of aymputhy her dew-drops shed,
No poignast anguish bids the bosom heave,
Not 30 when m-.a-r'u, the monster, throws his dart,
Wileh, aimp'! at Virtue, swift as ligh@’ning flies ;
"I's theu, then grief o’erwhelms the bleeding heurt ;
"Uis then we mourn 3 "tis then our troubles rise,
80, when in Bethany, of hope bereft,
The weeping sisiers moisten’d LAazArvs’s urn,
HE wept j—touch’d with our feelings, “ JESUS
X wept” ;
0, L"lﬂﬂS’l‘rAN ! hear,and for his sufferings mourn.
Mark, bow in solemin slummber Natire rests !
" "Pisthe third warch—sn wwful silence reigns
" Bave where the billows swell their troubled breast;
Suve where the echo dies along the plains, ’
How dreadful was the scene ! not he of old,
Whose faith would fain have sacrific’d his son
Mo she, in Rama, who her oflspring mourn’d,
Have such duwireasing pangs of anguish known.
PARGERING MORTAR.
TO provent chimnies fron taking ﬁ"c'ﬂmugh}hc_v
are never swept or buen! ~qqo::mtwm &Y
The pargering mertar, (so called by masons) for
phiotewingthefmide of chimnics, mixed asdt gen
orully is, with lime a'wl sand, mdo into mortar ¢ let
there be ap::ﬂe made of salt ui:l water, nearly as
sttong as that you with ftncat, aid the
mor ar wet with it vbePpure ater ; salt,sand
and sea water, where .it can be ha(will answer the
same end, to mix with the ua and horse dung
Chimnies plaistered with this mposition, on every
damp and rain W xm moist, and the soot will
:;n.“iu“ mw onveniency This may be re.
on, the expensais so trifling, thut no one
ﬂ,amﬂ hesitate \:’Wt:’m it Jun .laJn'o hari at ol
m* 1y tave housesand towns.
v. “~"& ” % ' ‘ [nup*]
Sy MISTORY OF VIRGINIA,
BEDPDS }l. issucd b wr,mw‘ N-.
pa Ay 18hin ¢ pnolishing by
1 iy 'of Virgiidly from the Grst et
: ™ v, ufitil tigea Jdon of the Cone
von of g Let .‘iuleo"gnd p‘-g'hnprwhg
ot B dsna
Be ready, then, to meet your J in pesce,
& Throug’h thl‘: rich blood v&%r mankind was
she Aol
And, renouted,;.hmt on wings of grace
To dwell with HIM, %‘l the glorious head.
v g 4 Doy %‘4
To save apostate Man from woe, He came ;
For us, He deft his Nh:mt abode.
SINNER ! believe in His redeeming name,
And rest in the embraces‘of your GOD !
Though still ye mourn for those. who are remov'd
From this terrestrial word, to realms unknown,
Soon ye must follow those dear friends, belov'd,
To that far distant bourn whence none return.
*Tis fiinish'd. Heve 511 human greatness falls ;
Here, 0 a lovel, Kings and subjects meet,
Wa mast obey when HE, who mm{r us, calls,
- And pass promiscuous through Death’s iron gate.
¢ Oh, blind to truth” | vain, thoughtless, stupid Man
Oh, blind to gospel truth, to mortale given !
Nelieve the I, if thou woud’st obtain
From Gm biest inheritance in Heaven,
Surviving mortals ! who m the loss
of ;?re'm‘.'cliiklre,:: bro ine':?;?stcrs doar ;
Belold the LORD, expiring on the Cross,
Look up with'hope, and wipe off’ every tear.
0, DE \Tﬂﬂutiate ! she thy cup must share—
ace ;
No «rm oan rescue Adam's fallen race.
Behold a hapless Youth, “ to fume nuknown,”
Cait™d from this world to his eternal home ;
Thebkrfﬂy monarch mark’d him for his own,
The King immortal bade his spirit come.
Alas ! see pale and cold a blooming fair,
Whose Kem was virtue, and whose forta was
But far more awful this distressing sight »
Bchold them sink bencath the curling wave;
Then ?mv'ring rise ; again they sink from sight ;
No friend 19 ielp—io arm olg fleah Lo save.
Behold n #usnAxn—see his virtuons mate,
Snatch’d oud of ime, and call’d before their GOD ;
Their youthful offapring loft to mourn their fate,
Waile anguish, pain and grief their hearts corrode.
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick” Drops.
( Price Two Dollars.)
The Vegetable Bulm of Life,
(Price One Dollar.)
& The Balm of Iberia,,
Bxtracted from an Iberia Plant, for euring defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &e¢. &e.
- Pree T'wo Dollars. i
! The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, vhitening, and preserving teet heth
and gams. Price §0 cenis perbox. N :
Since the «bove invaluable medicine# were first
, discovgred upwards of Neven Windred Thousana
’errons have experienced their happy and salutary
Cefleots, many of whomdrom the greatest debility.
DR DYOTT, respectiully soﬁczu the publick to
observe that owing'to the iticktes of cures, per
tormed througu the 0.-ﬁv‘c;}uthe above medicines
having bccomﬁ to® numeroas for theiw insertion i A
newspaper, he has in consequence thercof published
pamphlcts, wherein are eniolled, in the mast de
'marated and conspieuons ‘.g' the \md\:t:r‘
cus signed by citizens of the respectability.
clergy, and members of the fasulty ;nd gre to
be had gratis &him and his respective al.
ghroughout the Uuited . N |
A Fresh pugply of the abave Medicines, '
“ u‘. ‘ . " ' o . }
G. @1 RICHMOND,
Providence, asnd by 4
_ SAMUEL W. VINSON, o, *
APaCRERCARY. . L e
Dr. Dyorr's
_Patent lick Ointment,
For pleasantness, nfetr\'. expedition, ease, and cer
uint{. is inﬁnat? superiour to any other meibicine
for the eure of that most disagiccable and tormen
tingdisorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
Dr. Tissorr’s
For the prevention and- cure of Bilious snd Malig
nant Fevers. Price 25 cents—lurge boxes 50 cents.
Vegetable Nervous Cordial, or Nature's
_ Grand Pestorative,
( Price $) and 50 ccnts.)
Is confidently recommended, as the raost efficuci
ous medicine, for tie speedy relief and cure of ull
nervous complainis, mpurities of the bloed, semiul
weskucss, gleets and various complamnts resulting
from secret impropriety of rmth and dissipataq
pleasures, residence in warm climotes, the immoder
ate use of tea, the unskilitul dp excessive use of
mercury, so often destruciive 0 the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to females at a certuin peviod
of life, barrenness, &e. &e,
Those celebrated and well kuown Biiters are com
‘posed purely of vegetables, and arfe, particularly a
dapted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and sirengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite ; they are extremely serviceable in uli seasons
but particularly so on the upproach of wurm weather,
when bilious fevers experience such total ioss of
petite. Jlee, a cortain prevenlative against 'mtcrmg
tent habits, agues, dysentaries, &ec. &c.
K. ROBERTSUNS
: [ Price Two Dollars,]
A safe and cflectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone und gravel, swellings and weik
ness of tht':"E;inu, sprains, bouses, and all kiuds of
green wounds—the cramp, psing in the head, fice
wnd body, suffness of the neck, chilblains, frozea
limbg, &c.
(Price $1 and 50 cents.)
~ One of the most efficacions Medicines, ever offer
ed to the publick, for the specdy rehef and cuve of
abstinate coughs, colds, consumptiors, the hooping
cough, asthmas, puiny ond windgs in the stomach, res
moving habitual costiveness, sickness o 1 the stomaeh,’
dysenteries, choler: morbus, scvere gripings, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &e. &e.
lir, ROBEKIISON s
Intallible Worm Destroying Lozenoes,
A medicine*highly necessary 0 be kept in all fam
\lies—price 5V ceuts.
Lr. Dyvorr’s
Anti-Bilious Pills,
Celebrated Gout und Ricumatick Drops.
Which are celebrats i for the cure of most diseages
te which the buman body is liable, X
l"rc[mrrd only by the sole hrofirieior
T. W.DYOTT, M. 1), &
Grandson of the lite Dr, Rosentson, of Fdinburg
LOPEZ & DEXTVR, «
Orpsr 47 "‘”"6 Sazky
12,000 wt Gaeeen COFFE, ’
; 2,000 bushels fine SALT,
av. 2R . e '
WILLIAM LOVIE,
1,1 AVING commeneed the HATR.
« DRESSING Buisiness, solicits the patronage
of lLis friends and the publick. The utmost tiens
tion will be paid to his customers, whose favours
will be gratefuily acknowledyged. |
He has just received from PRoston, a great
varicty of Perfumery, which, with other articles u
sual In giu line, he will sell on moderate terus,
Oct. 3 .
WILLIAM ENGS & SONs.
No., 10, Thames-sipeet,
AVE just received a lurge widoml ly of
H Ironmongery, Hard-Ware und Cut.
ery-—and now offer for sile an assortment unusually
extensive. They have on hand s usual, a complete
assortment of Nuils—also sheet Lead, sheet lron,
steel of various Kinds, cast iron Stoves, Shovels and
dpades, ke, &e. i v
Likewise—an assoriment of Swedes IRCN,
October & 7 4 0
HOM LAND &'ﬁ)v,
No. Y| and 73, Thames-sireet, Have for salc,
A Few pipes Country Gin ,‘IL? kcsf'
of Butter, suitable for fumily usey 10 bo
souchong Tea; with a general assortment of Groces
ries, as usual Oct. 31.
COUNTKY PRODUCE
TAKBN in payment for BOOTS and SHOES, at
W 4, TuAmes-STreeT.
: EHARLES COGGESHALL.
Oct. V 7, 1810. . B
~ Dk. RoBERTSON'S
Patent Stomactick i ine Bitters,
( Price One L'ollar.)
GENUINE Pt EAT AND FAMILY
MUEDICINLES.
Dr. RoBERTSON’S
Al’lf#ﬁl\"l‘l(fl’, WANTIED.
WA FED—un apprentice 1o the
House Carpeater’s si* A LAD from
15 to 18 yoars of age, of gx& character, masy ob
find 2 situaiion by applying to the subscriber, at No.
2% w BENJ. PITMAN, ;ﬁ.
eee e ‘
ANCHOR FOUND. » .
‘z m a small Anchor, be
(ween four lord pounds, withy of
Cable. "The y bave it aguin by ‘
‘ » sud payi
* . n »
, oAy Bec. 4, 1 sy
FOR SALE, e
bNE new Stage Coach. J"n,—twoeocchel and
Harness. They will be sold eheap snd on a
liberal credit. Flesse enguire at the office of the
Rbdc-blxud Republican,
July 8 *
TO LET, -
THE Fotherirg Place Farm, (so called)
, sithate on Point. Judith, South-Kingetorn, now
improved by Mr. NArwANIEL ArMSIrONG. Nowe
need apply but those w ~ can give good security for
the payment of the r..t.
CARDER HAZARD.
Norwich, (Con.) Nov 14.
FOR SALE, |
AN el>gant Musket, entirely new, with a
Bayenet.—Engnire at the office of the
avdesloiand Repinblican. Nov. 14.
TO BL. LET,
’ l VAT pleasantly sitnated HOUSE,.
- No. 11, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied by
capt. Josepru Baxgw. Said House contains cvery
hecessary wecommodation ; wel of good water, gar
den, &e. &¢. Fer further particulars, apply to
Oct. 31. JOSEPH BRIGGS.
FOR SALE OR 1O LIT,
JAnd posscerion given 25th March next,
A convenent Lw aiing. House aid Shop,
with a good yard, in the village' of Wickford. Ene
quire of GEO : W. TILLINGHAST.
Wiekford, Nov. 3¢, 1810,
o RHODE-ISLAND COAL,
| # superiour quality, just landed on Lyon’s
whnrf, and for sule by the chaldron, or smalicr
Quantity, for casm, by thcquhcribcr—-whn will re
' ceive regular supplies of that article, during the
winter. A JOHN B. LYU.{'.
. Nov. 16, .
FOR SALE, »
Q N Uniferm Ceaty unsoiled and near.
ly new. Also a Hat and Plume. For pat
icilars, anply at this office. cet, 51,
YUR SALL,.
A DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP in
Market-aquare —.Also, 2 Lots of Lend, lying
in that part of Newport called Newtown. BEuqure
of SPENCER HALL, on the Premises
Allpersons indebted to SPENCER H 'w L
are requested to make immediate payment.
nov. 14.
RICAL ESTATLE—-ror SALE.
'I‘H Yo Subseriber’ offers for sale, his
House and Lot, together with a large Coach
House and lurge Stable, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situaied in Broud-street, a few
doors from the State Hogse.
The above property vlmbe sold reasonable, and st
accomiodating terms.
JAMES PLRRY.
Inly 18, : 18.¢f.
Likewisemes Garden Lot, in Barney-streat,
180 feet by 48. Possession will be given on the st
ot October next, For further particulars, inquire of
i JOHN A. COLLIN>,
December §.
'r HA™T noted uind vuluzble stand for a
‘. TAVERN, now occupied by capt. Ricinanp
Banrxker, with the store, stuble, coach-house, &c. all
in_con plcte repair, is now offered frr sule. *
Alsvmmis Lot of excellent Land, containing
about 4 acres, half a mile from town,
FOR S L., by the subscr.ber, a val.
ushle FARM, very plessantly situated in the
town of Middictown, xbout 4 wiles from Newport,
sejoining the river, on the cast side of the isiand,
wlicre theve is good fishing and fowling, and ncar to
the beach, aflording plenty of manure.. The Farm
contsins shout 40 or 50 acres of excellent Land, a
good Dwellingytlouse and Out-Buildings, feneed with
stone wall, well watered, and an Orchal"tthcrcon of
the best grafied fruit trees, just comiing to matuity.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, on the premises.
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Middle own, Nov. 7. 1810, : ‘
FU[‘ SJ\IJL,
A FARM, lving v Yamicstewn. plea
suntly. sitiated about half a mile north from
Mr Tuonas R € w's Ferry, comtaiiing 71 a
cres of excelld ;b‘j#' Amng the man road, with a
House, Burn anft €om-House, Said Farm has a
beasuiiul Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
is well watered. K“indiopmabic title will be given.
For further purticulurs, inquire of the subscriber,
living on the promises. JOHN WEEBEN, jun
Jamesiown, Qct. 10, 1810. '
Ll VE Geeseand Fowl FEA'THERS
and Feather Beds, from 20 to 45 dollars, kept
constantly for sale by \
: ABRAHAM BARKER,
" No. 2, Charles-street.
Newport, March 2, 1820,
" DANIEL SHELDON,
RBSPQC!‘PULLTHIforﬁO his friends, that he
hus on hand- v
A quantity of excellent cedar Clipboards,
sedar Shingles,pine Shingle, Boards, Pianks,
JOit’, &C.‘ &c.
Which he will sell cheap, »t hie stand on SHER
BURNES Wharf, Noy. 15,
Petoport Botel—/for sale.
‘ew Feather Leds & Feathers.
VAILUABLF FARM.
“NOTICE. 3
| THE Subscribers lavi g Leen eprein
| cd bythe Hon. Court of Prolate, for the town o
" | Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioner
| 1o receive, examine and adjust die claiws aguins
the Estate of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late of said Newport, deceased, repiesented ir
| solvent, do hereby give notice that six n.onths fror
the dute hereof are allowed to the creditors of sai
estate, 10 bring in their respuctive claima 1o eithe
of the subscribers, at their respective dwelling:
| within the time ufurl;lald.
Davier Dexman, jun, 5o
Jos TowxnsExD, 1/ -}c""'“"".'"
And all peisons indebted to sad estate, are re
quested 1o make inmediate psyment to
Sauvan Svexye, ddminietratriz,
A JoHN STERNE, JJamumsirator.
Newport, Dec, 4, 1810. 7
; e e ee e eeee e et et e e
| NOTICE.
THE Hon. Court-of Prehete for 1h
the town of Aewshoreheom, in the county ¢
Newport, having appoimed the subscriber, Adminis
| tratrix on the Estate of
ETHAN C. PRIGGS, .
lute of said Newshorehem, deceined | and has tske
upon hierself that trust, Ly giving Lords &8 the lay
directs. Al persors having demunds upon the sab
Estute, are requesicd Lo exhibit them for settlen ent
und all porsons indebted are required ta make imme
diate payment to MARY BKIGGS, Jidmmiad |
‘ or o RAY 'I. SANDS, her Jdiurney,
: ,
—-——-——-—.——-—-—w
;N Rl G ESY
"r HT, Hon. Court of Prebate for the town of Porss
meuzh, in the County of A ewport, haviig appoin.t
cd the subscribers Commissioners to receive wnd ex
uniine (e claims of the creditors to the Bstate o
JUB DURFEF,
late o Portsmouth, ycomsn, deceased, represente
msolvent , and six monthe from the 12th inst are sl
lowed for U Surpose. Notice s hereby given tha
they will aicond to said business, ac the house o
TroMas Dunrex, in suid Portsmenth, onthe fig
Mondry In every month, during the sbove p!l'itfa
No accounts wiil be received uniess properly atiust
ed. THLINCEAST ALNY,Y .. .
GEORGE HALL, 2d. } Cagspsiomres
| Al persous, indebted to said estite, are carnestly
callcd upon to make Iwmmedigie p: . ent, to
Nov. 28 TROMAS DURFFE, KErecutor.
e e st A o e
’ NOTICE.
THY. Hon, Court of Piobate, for the town o
Charlestown, appoimed the Subseiibers Commission
¢is Lo Teccive, eximine, snd adjust the clainis of LLe
Creditors to the Estate of 50K
BENJAMIN HOXIE, Fsq.
late of said Charlestown, decessed,. represented
sowvent, and did allow rwelve months, from the
3ib day of November, 1809, for thevpurjose of ad
justing said accounts ; and the said tine h% ey
pired, and the business of said eciom s ion 10l
being closed, the aforesaid Court of il ate, having
allowed six mcnihis more from sth Nov 1818, for il ¢
puipose of clesing said Commission-=\ cfiee iy her e,
by given, that we will attend on s2id busiress o 4
Lhc'fnsl Monduy in January next, at il e o
House of Col. Epwaap WrLedx, in 8 Lngrlesion
at 10 oclock, A. M.- Al aceounls #nd ciﬂlxﬂ\u}
must be duly aties'ed.
* NATHAN TAYLOR, & el
DANIEL STANTON§ =7OO
All persons indebted to seid Pstote, arengs
quested to make immediate paynient to S
TH: HUXIE, wsamn'r,
Charlestown, xov. 6, 1810, . .
NOTICL. el kly
TI!B Subscriber having been appointed by il
- Hon . Court of P'robaie, of the town of News
port, Administrator upon the Estaic of
BUSANNAH EU 'l”"it,
Lite of Newport, deceased ; and having given bond
according tvo law, fer the taithiug dischw e ol e
trust heieby committad to him, requess all pet
sons who are hoebted 1o the Eswate of sid decea
sed, meukc immediate payment, snd thuse who
have ady demands against sa-d Esate, to exlubit
them to him. DANIEL DENLHAM Jr,
Nov. 14. J dmindsirater,
M
- NOTICE,
T HE Honoursble Court of Probate of the
town of North-Kingtown; huving appointed ihe
Subscribers Commissicners 1o receive and extmi ¢
the claims of the creditors te the Estaie of DANIKL
WEEDEN, late of North-Kmgstown, decessed, re
presented. insoivent ; and six months fron: the S
day of Oct. lust, being alfowed for tiat putpose— N
tice is hereby given, that they will attend saia bugie
ness at their respective dwellings, at any time withn
the period above mentioned : No accounts will be
reccived unless properiy attested,
RICHARD THOMAS,’ +P
SMITH PEARCE, } Contumiavipnere,
All persons indebted (o the above mentioned Ese
ate are earnestly called upon w 0 make imnedicwe
payment to BENJAMIN SMITH, Jdwntmesirator.
Nocth-Kingstown, Nov. 20, 1810,
e e S —— ——— e ————————
NOTICL.
THE connexion in business formerlv suh
sisting between the Subscribers, under the
Firay of WANTON & RATHBONE, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent.—=All persons indelited
to said Firm, are requested to ma ke immediate pay
ment 1o GEORGE WANTO., who is suthorized te
receive the same.~And all those who bave denands
against suid Fu'm, to present them for p. ymedt.
GEORGE WAN'IUN,
GEORGE 8. RATIDBONE.
Newport, Nov. 27. '
mw
. NO UL . ,
T 'HE Subseribers intend to come
-» mence the Weaving of 41l kinds of COTTION
C!.OTHS, at their Factory in this town, m the cou
of len or twelve days. Those parents and gusrdian
who wish their children 0 learn the art of Weaviny;
with the Flyng Shuttle, &c. sie requested to apy
imediateiy : Wages will be given accerding !o‘tß'
ages and übilitics, and incressed us they encrease l”
the art of Weaving. p
They witl imrqiuktg commence Manonfacturing
difierent kinds Awitke and lines. Wanted, + |
A quautity of cigan FLAX, Apply 1o ¢ 8
2 4 ™8 "4 J.\@ PERRY, ¢ |
July 24. " STEVHEN DEBLOI .‘,
"s. e X
o COPQRTWERSHIP,
", & 9ﬂ. B R d' S -
' & R "‘ 4 1 PP
in b > firm of
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