The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-08-22 00:00:00, page 4

Once, first on the plain, sweet dispenscr of gladness,
Her hope-throbbing bosom, with transpoit beat high,
Now tortur’d with sorrow, and raving with madness,
Despair and disteess, sit enthron’d in her eye,
'l‘hut:z:, which with joy and with Love, once was
dave am";c’ y y
Now with durk and with rantickexpression is gleam.-
ing, ,
Or with t‘ian of regret and emotion are streaming,
# For him, who has left herestlie victin of Love !
A NOBLEMAN tyking leave of the French Court,
g_ou\ whende he was going as Ambasssdour, the
ing said to him : ** The principal instruction you
yequire, is, to observe a line of condust exuctly the
geverse to that of your predecessour.” *Sire,” re
ﬁ:‘l he, 1 will endeavour so to act, that yon shull &
..m Wgive my successour the like ad
vies. .
BLEAR blew the wild blast, o’er the leafcovered
- hamlet, .
The pale moon illumin’d the windravag’d green,
. While roving alonmy the banks of the streamlet,
¥en charming in frenzy, poor LAURA 1s scen.
Ah ! how chang’d from the days, when in friends’
kind Jnom:hn, : a
The path still she follow’d of duty’s direction, -
Yre yet her fond heart pledg’d its youthful atfection,
‘lO hien, wito has beft hec—sthie victim of Laove !
A YOUNG geutleman in the Military Acgdemy at
Laris, cat nothing but soup or dvy bread, and drank
only water. The Governour, atiributing this siugu
larty to mcu of devotion, reproved hLis pupil for it,
who, however, continued glhe same regumen. The
vaemum‘ sent fur him agitin, and imformed him that
such singdlarity was unbecding hin, that he ought
to conform to the rules of the Academy. He next en.
deavoured to learn the reason of this comduct, but
as the youth could not be persuaded to impart the se
cret, hevat last threatened o send him back to his
family. 'This menace terrified him into an immedi.
ate explanation. * Sir,” answered he, “in my fa.
ther's housge 1 eat. mtl&ing but black bread, and of
that very little ; here I have good soup and excel.
lent white bread, and may fure luxuriously, But )
cannot persunde myself 10 eat any thing else, when 1
consider the situation in which 1 left gy father and
wother.,” The Governour could not refrain from
tears, st this filia) sensibility. * Your father,” said
he, *lhas in the army ; has he no pension "
“ No,* the %outh, “ for twelve months past
he has been solicitifig one; the wunt of money ‘hus
obliged him%e give up the pursuit ; and rather than
contract any daebts at Versaslles, he has chosen a life
of wretohukn in the country.” * Well," return.
¢d the Governour, ** if the fact isas youn represent
it, | promise ta obtain for him 500 livres ayear. And
since Fo‘” friends are in such poor circumstances,
take these three lotis d’ors for your pocket expenses ;
and I will remit zo-\r father the first half’ pension in
advance.” Al Sir,” rcturned the youth, *as you
have the goodness to repit a sum of money to' my
futher, 1 entreat you to add these louis d'ors to it
Here | have every luxury Ican wish for, they would
be utleu to me—but they would be of great ser.
vice to iny fuhet for lus other children.
Not long, hpleu irl, art thou fated to languish,
Soon, sopn wilt thgl find in thy JMaker a Friend,
Thy betrayer shall suffer—for heart-rending anguish
His pillow will thorn, und his fooisteps attend.
While "’ff" above, with jay shall receive thee,
And cherubs delight o thy woes to relieve thee,
No sighing, ner sorrow, nor weeping shall g ieve thee,
But happiness crown whee leSad victim of Love !
'Then come to my. home, tis the home of a friend,
In the fh:en woods of I'raygh thou'rt sate from thy
ouUs
Bix sons of M’ Kenna thy steps shall attend,
And their six sheathiess skeuns shall protect thy re.
pose. |
No ! enter my dwelling, my feast thou shall share ;
On my pllow of rushes shall recline ;
Aud bold is the beurt and the nwnd that will dare
To harm but one hair of & ringlet of thine. ‘
Nor unseen was the fair one’s enamour'd emotion,
Nor in vain did she spcak the dumb language of
Lovee
Yoon his passiondeign’d sighs, and his vows of devo
tion .
Were heard and were witness'd bg'teach lonely grove.
"Too fondly aduaring, too fondly believing,
The sof} stealing ufel of her Epwarp receiving,
OF her peate and her innocgnce LAuna bereaving,
The traitor deserted—the victim of Leve !
SHALL a son of 0’ Donnell be cheeriess and cold,
While M’ Kenna’s wide newrth has w faggol to spare?
While 0" Lennellis poor, shall M’ Kenna have gold,
Or bé cloth’d winle a limb of' O’ Donnell is bure
While sickness and hunger thg sinews assail,
Shali M’ Kenna unmov’d, q}ua "his madder of mead?
On the haunch of a deer shall M’ Kenna regule,
Whiie a Chicf of Zyrconnell is faintiug tor bread ?
In Heav'n the)pure spirits with joy and with kindness
Receive' the firail wunderer from errour when frced,
But mortals, vuin compound of frailty and blindness,
Withhoid the indulgenee so often they need,
Their N'euu“n ’gainst compassion’s mild influence
sieeling, !
Their hearis 530. cold obdurate cruelty sealing,
Her fricndt,gr companions, her parents, unfeeling,
To anguish consign’d the poor—wvictim of Love !
When blooming i beauty, and deck’d by the graces,
n Lhe’r%-apuld paths of gay pleasure she rov'd,
As jocund she trac’d of the dance the gay muzes,
Her Epw s nn appiroach’d het—she saw and she lov'd.
With ncwgt sensations, she thrill'd and she trem.
b ', :
Her qnli’ck&mmling blush the dawn’s crimson resem
led, _ ,
The glance, the eonfusion, the sigh, ill dissembled,
Told the tale of sweet Lavra—the victim of Love !
From the Belfust Commerciul Chronicle.
i I :
SONG--FROM THE IRISH.
THE TRAUGH WELCOME.
FILIAL SENSIBWITY.
TUHE MANIICK.
POLITRY.
(SELECTED.) + ¢
. ! ‘5‘5.1
ANECDOTE.
T'u P ol
ne==* F.rin go Brah.”
Immnsm’. a Journeyman Magter. A good
A Workman at tw.l:i‘n.u. will meet with con
stant e mont, Ving to
e N AMULL MOSES.
July 18. ) P
Munagers' Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
7th Clusy of Hatfieid Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
&a’s Office. ’
Exchunge and Lottery Office
No 118 Thames-stree , '3 June 7.
THE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Putentec of the HORIZONTAL P.l
- PUMP, 1o make and vend the same, ex
clusively for this Island; informs those persons who
may be melined®o make use of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibitéd onappli.
cation to the subsecriber.
William S. Nichels,
Iforma his Customers in Town and Cauntry
THAT he has just received from New-Yorik
Britannia Tea Pots and Tumblers ; Plated
Castors ; best and common plated Cundlcsticks ; de
canter labels; bettle stands; a general ussortment of
jappan’d tea and snuffer Troys ; wine waiters ; Bread
{ms:‘ and tea caddies; silver mounted chaise
whips ; walking sticks ; real windsor soap and wash
balls ; morocco poc.et, note and pencil gooh i tor.
toisd shall sombs ; fancy beads; ear droops ; milk
of roscs ; essences ; steel pens, &e¢ with a variety
of such other articles as are genervallyfound ina fan.
cy Swore. ¥
JUSTRECEIWED, -
~IN' 2DDITION FO TAE ABOVE~
an Assortment of Cutlery svllso,—~Jewelry and silver
Ware as wsual,
Juae 27 15¢f.
GODFREY WLNWOUD,
’ :
HAS FOR SALE,
On the m st reasonale terms,
A QUAN'I‘FPY of Ship and Cahin
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gullon ; coarse
and blown salt by the bushel ; Ginger und Peurl
ash by retail.~-.lizo, Mystick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philudelphix Brick by the hundred ; Hops by the
pound ; Mult by the busiel or smaller quantiiy,
Wheat Brsa by the bushel ; Coal by the bushei
Likewise, A fuantity -of Bricks and Tyle, mude of
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens Aag 30, 1809
DANIEL SHELLON,
) .
RES!‘EC FFULLY informs his friends, that he
has on hand— ) s 3
A quant'uf of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Piank
Joist, &c. &c. " o
Which he wil) seli cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE's Wharf, © Mw 15,
Seth & Stephen Y ates,
INFORM their friends and the publick in general
thag they continue to, cacry onthe Painting and
Glazing business in their various branches at their
old stand No. 4, Mill-street, they gratefully ucknowl.
edge past favours, and solicit the custom of heir
friends & the publick,who,from the ncatness and faith.-
fulness gf their work heretofore evinced, may be as.
sured that nothing, on their part, shull be wanting to
do the same here fter.
Newpert, June 6, 1810.
New Feather Leds & Leathers.
Y ALSOM OR SALE, ~
The Gennine English Permanent Ink, for warking
Linen, und a constant luppl‘y of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel pm—d which will be sold ot the
Boston revilin‘ ; Fﬁb‘a AND SEE.
I.xchange and Lottery Office
» No. 118, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1810.)
O ——
I. IVE Geese und Fowl FEATHERS
kept constantly for sale by :
ABRANMAM BARKER,
7 N, 25,Charlcs-street.
H \S just received, and offers for sale
on the most liberal terms at his new Station.
ary Office, No. 118, Thames-street, .
A complete und elegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notariul Blunks, printed on
superiour Puper, and the first style of the Printing
Art—among which are the ﬁ.llowin%, Viz:
Deeds, Bills of Sule.
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Provagss | Cousters’ Manifests,
sary Noles, Blink Checks on the
Do. on Buok Accounts, Banks in Newport,
Indentures, Bilis of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, Seamun’s Journals, ke,
Aido—Just received an Assortment of* Penkuives
of various prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION
ARY as usual,
INPO]!MS tlie publick in general, and his fiiends
in particulur, that he has opencd a small assost
ment of the most up&r:wed STATIONARY, com
prising, umong other, the following articles, viz.
Puper—(oolscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
' umorwmdm:mm. '
Quills, f 75 10 25 cents, per bunch
Pocket Books, from $3 to %’: each;
N'enknives, an assortment §
"Backgammon Tables ;
cules and Dividers ;
Ink Stands, Scaling Wax ;
Sand Boxes, Wafers, luk in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soag;
Black Lead Pencils, &e. ke. &¢. ©
Besides a variety ofurticles too numerots to mention.
o
July 10.
Newport, March 21, 1810
Horizontal Patent LPump.
New Stationary Ofhce.
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
CALL AND SELE.
WANTLD.
JOHN CAHOONE
17
TO BL LET, |
v{‘ 1 HOUSE now ogcapied |by
Mcsirs. DRUMMOND & EASTON, No.ll,
Pedemsirect. Pussession may be had by the 15th of
May. Svor oSO S ~
That mew and well finished House, one door west
of the above. Possessionvmay be hud oy the first of
April, . PR =
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN. ©
. Newport, Felr 28, iBlO. 4 "
TAKLE NOTICE.
A L.L persons having aceounnts or de-.
minds against the OPR-lILAND GOAL -
COMPANY, arc g:ueltcd to'gucnt them lmnnd:
ately to the subscriber for seitlement.
. % CHAKLES NICHOLS..
Partsmouth, (R.l) July 12. ' 18,5 w,
FOR SALL, .
'OS! IcV’l”e Coach. .Also,~~two Coaches and
Harness. They will b sold cheap and on a
hberal credit. Please enquire at the oflice of the
Rhode-Islund Republican.
July 18. . 18,¢f.
1O L, '
% Shop situeied i Thame s-street No
153, next south of SorLomon Towwnser &
¢ Dwd Shop v« good stand for bua'mfu, Al
Ly be had on rewsonabie terms. For pariieninrs,
mply to HENRY MOCRE.
ap.'.'-'.". 16 .
D ESERTED froni Rose's-Island onth_
niglit of the 3d inst. the fullowing Soldicrs be
onging to the Arng of the United States—viz, ie-e
AMO GRAN'T, aprivate in the Regiment of JArtil
lerists—2B years of age, Brown lhair, Gray Eycs, fair
Complexion, and a native of Stenington, LC\A. J His
face marked with gunpo\\ﬂcr-l\uf on when he went
away & rotnd hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers’
and shirt with a falled ovsom, and took away with
him a larg® silver watch, with a silver ehain, and
gold key. ; ,
NATHANIEL BROWN, of the Rife Regiment, a
bout 3 feet temginclyes high, dark bair, dark eyes, und
fair eourxim. born in Sum:rauwl'umy.
( Mase. ) had on a green co nrﬂe‘orkand
trowsers, tritnmed with yellow fringe.
Whoever wili take np sairl Jeserters and deliver
them to the Cquluxi'mg Officer «t s Wolcott or
Adams, shall ive the above r¢ and all'neces
sary charges i '
,o J. HOUE, Capt .driideriate
. Commanding. :
Fort Wolcott, July 5,1810. -
« REAL ESTATL—-For siLE.
’ I.‘H I Subscriber ofitr. for sale, his
. House and Lot, to.i’eefhcr with a large Coach
House and large Stable, the largest and best in the
towh of Newpeort, situated in Droad-street, a few
doors from the State House. o A
Fobe Sold, at oo s AUCTION
By order of the Supreme Judicial Court by the Subscribe
Oun MUNDAY the 24th of depiember nexiy
At 1 d’cloc k, » M. On the P remises,
Llf fair, if not, the first fuir day after,)
\LL i rche, tie i o anteisiy Which
WaLTex Warsow, late of South'Kingstown, died,
scized, toa certam FARM (galled the Robert Hazurd
furm) lying in Bostoh Neck, in said South Kingstown,
containmg 113 acres of exeellent Land, with « Dwel.
ling-House, Barn,; &c. thereon, and a large Orchard,
of the best grafied fruit ; swid Farm is bounded on
the sea and on Petaqo.mscutt river, and is well fen
ced vnd watered and well proportioned fol meadow,
pasture and ulluge land,—. 10, A certain Wood Lot,
pang in_South.Kingstown, about half a‘mile from
lyi publick road and two and a half miles from Lit
theßest Hill, contuining about 40 ucres, covered with
tle timbere—ilso, A House and Yot of Land, contain.
fincabout 3-4th of an acre ; said House i 8 ingood or.
ing =—Conditiens made know at the time and place
der.ale, '
i KACIISOE LAND
®sN N . 3
Lordale. .
FOR SALE,
Q NUMB R ol Tracts'of LAND,
Ling in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in Lu
zerne County, State i Feinsylvania. Said LAND is
divided into tracts from 250 to 400 acres ; and will
b sold on the most reasonable terms. An indisputable
title wili Be given. Payment might be made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as may
best suit purchusers, | -
Fo: further information, apply «t the office of the
Rhode-Tslund Republicun, or to the subscriber, living
at Groton Forry, Stave of Connecticut. .
. ROBERT LATHAM.
Newport, July 24
COSIAUND-HAaND CIiAiST.
Fok SALE, a Second-Hand Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of . o
WALTER NICHOLS. -
THAT VALUABLYE ESTATE,
: ) Ho. 112, & 115, Thames Sireet,
NO\V. occupied by Charles C. Hos
king & Co. The Lot measures 45feet, o
Lhames street, and 100 on Church street, with a store
on it. The House bus nine rooms on a Floor, with
agood Well of water ut the door. For teims ap
ply w .
» THOMAS HUOWLAND.
J.n. 3.
of s Administrator to the
JEREMIAH BROWN} Estate of WALTER
Warsow.
Sombh-Kingstown, Jul' 15, 1810, . 18,10 w.
FORK DALL,
THE Masts, Spars, Suils, Rigivg, Etores, &c.
suitable for a single deck_ptf Brg, of 110 oy
115 tuns or & high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns.— ’
For terms, and particulars, pply to
CONS’;‘ANT TABER.
June 28. 1
IWLNIDY bOLLAKRD RiLWw AR
The above properiy will be sold rersonable, and at
accqm'modatag terms. o
Mareh 14 i
July 18,
A FARM,.
FOR SALE,
JAMES PERRY.
: 18,¢/.
NOTICE, _
’ [ HE. Subscribers intend to com
mcice 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 guardizns
who wish| cd‘ ‘i“mmifdren to learn the art of Weaving
with t el wttle, &c. we requested to apply
imedi-ab' . ﬂ}hgcs will be given according to their
ages'und «hitiies, and increased us they encicase in
the art of Weaving , . ,
They wili im«_ﬁiately commence Manufieturing
(dificrentkinds of twine and lines. ~ Wanted,
" A quautity of clem FLAX. Applyto “ #
ik o JAMES PERRY, or
. July 24 v S7TEPHEN EEBLOIS
¥
| HF. Subscriber takes this'modc o/
. informing all those who are ted to
aim, by book accomut or note, to.eall and settle the
same‘,’ to enable him @ mcet tl rll::htc de
manc imst him ;he hopes this wil suificient,
withmt.g«btr notice, ! :
+He rarries on the Rlacksmith business °
as rmd%:ll its various branches, witlm‘.ﬂ
ndd spa at his shop, No. 4, Cross strect, where
avery order will he 'p\mcm attended to, and cve
ey favour gratefully ackn sd -
; WILLIAM Wm‘re.r‘..
N. B Pwo Joutheymen, such as are good work.
men. may hear of cn?.v by applying sy abeve.
« Newnort, Mareh 2 , ’e
% PRINTING, & 3
JV ;ﬂ its visoty, exeented with el ‘_ end ﬁ
ln& ;t:u. ‘:fmmm, at t&f,ﬁ
teh, and ' ' .
4 : 0. -
‘A medicine_which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it aty thing cither danges
ous or disagrezable. j
One box cures a persoh, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ; as the skin is gener
ally left clean and smooth. .
The übove Bitters and Ointment are for
sale a the Druggist Stores of Cuarres Fexs
James Tavror, and Saxver W. Vinsox, in New
purt. ) d"luy 23.
COMPLAINTS.
_ : n 'IIEJ'I'Q.;\ “s .
" Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CBAT.
A MEDICINE exwemely useful for curin i
Jaundice and billious disorders, and remoying
that sinking, fuint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss of appetite, and
sleepy, dull heaviness in the fore part of the day,
weaﬁness and trembling of the limbs,dizzincss of the
head, and yellowness of countenance, complaints se
comimon to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that huve been effected i
New-England by tlie above medicine (as may be sec
by the bills) prevent the necessity of further recom
mendation.
NOHCL is hereby given to . the
. Creditors, to the Estate of . o 8
~ JOHN DAVENPORT.
te of Tiverion, deceased, Represented Insolvent,
aat Six Months from the Pute hereof, are allowed
hem to exhibit their Claimsto the Subscribers, who
tre appointed Commissioners thercon by the llon.
tourt of Probate of the Town of Ziverten, that thev
will attend, at the Dweliing-House of JEREMIAM
DAVENTPTORTyin Livertan, on the lust Saturday of
April, June ‘ st ncxt, at 2of the clbci in
t.bcafnruoop.‘”,u' 27
«o 0 JHOLDTR ALMY, »
‘ JOHN wnwox,'},c"""" =
N. B. All persons Indebted to the istalg are re- *
quested tgmake immediate payment to >
C R n.:’uu‘mvuxmur.mm :
Tiverton, March 16, 1810 poo- oW
Samuel Durpee,
Rerpectfully informs his friends and the
Pllb/icl’,' O )
THAT he has taken the House formerly
oceupied by WiLrLram Army, on the main
road, leading to the Bridge, where he proposcs
keeping a Housce of Publick Entertainment, Ludies
and Gentlemen, Parties of Pleasure, and Travellers,
who may csll 'on im will receive every attention,
und the best accommaodations in Lis power, to bestow,
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen may be ac
commodated with Boarding, on upplication ss above,
Portsmouth, July 4, 1810, . 16,5 w.,
: ‘ ‘ ] E the Subseribers having been ap
. pointed by the Court of Probate of the
town of Newport, in the coumy of Newpers, Com:
missionersto receive and exumine the Claims against
the estate of ' _ '
GCRTON ANDERSCN, ° |
late of seid Newpors, deceascd, Represented. Insol
vent, do hercby give notice that six months fsom the
date hereof are allowed to the creditors of the said
sstate to bring in and prove their respeciive claims
to either of the subseribers at then respective dwels
lings, within the time ufores:id. A '
- JASON SPRAGUE, Y . s =
. _ JOUN W. DAVIS, } . Commidle. ~
All persons indebted 10 suid estate awe requested
to muke imniediate payment te. o
| FRANCIS Ammasou.} APy,
ESTHER ANDERSON, .3 .
May 3. : .
Secured to hm by Letters Patent from the Prgsident of
the United Stutes,
NOTICE. -
THE the subiscriber having been ap- .
pointed by the Hon. Court o{ Probate of the
townof NewrorT, Administrator upon the estate of
WILIAM GODDARD, ,
late of said Newpaps, Ships Carpenter, deceased ;
and having given bond according to law for the fuith
ful discharge of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests all persons who are indebted to the estate
of said deccased, 1o make immediste payment, und
those who have any demands against said estate, te
exhibit them to him, :
BENJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
Aug.. 15.
For Jaundice and Billicus
ITCH OINTMENT,
Lixewrise, WHF.9TON";
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