The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-08 00:00:00, page 4

The fillowing ODE of R T. PAINF, Jun'r. Esg'r.
of Bosion, compesed for the late Anniversary of
Amceican Independence, like the other poetical wris
tiags of Mr. P. has a great dec! of the fire of poe
tryin it. Ve have taken the liberty fo substitute the
Jullowing line in the {ast stunzas—
In George's floaing dungeons,
—FOR THIS=
« In fierce Napoleon's midnight cells,”
whieh was in the oviginal ODF. Thus amended,not
only the hectry, but the sentiments would be correct.
“Chis amendment is the more prope=, because the term
“ pivate” which ocoura in the stanzas, can be avplied
with meve force and justice to Gearge the Third,
ian ta Napoleon ; the robberies of the former’ btin,
prwcipally confined to the Oceun, and those of the
witter to the Land. There is still another reason Jor
e alteration s Nupoleon has been sufficiently natrced
in the preceding verse, while George had escaped the
Poet’s lush,
ODE,
Written by R. T. PAINE, Jun'r, Esg'r. and sung in
Fancmel-Hull, Boston.
A gw days ago « Mn lived at Alerton
(4ng.) by trade a tailory but who occasionally
could handle ois fiddle as well as his needle.
Ou Mds way home from whence he had been
excreising his musical talents for whe enter
tui pment vl his masical neighbours, in pass
iilg' threush o ficid about 3 o'ciock in the
Mo uingda the montn of Juneyhe was attack
cl:)y a Ball. Alter several efforts to escape
iv: attempeed o ascend atree. Nothowever,
syicceeding in the attempty, a 4 momentary im
puse directed him to pull out his fiddle, and
feciilytng msell behind as well as he could,
be it o plavy upon which the enraged antimal
bucame totaliy disarmed of his ferocity, and
apbrarctd to listen with great attention. The
& ightgl Joe Snipy finding his fierce and for
mudabla enely so muca wppeased, began to
tink of moking his escape, left off pleying,
and was makiog off without even the siight
est desirs (o know who should pay the piper.
"Thisy, however, the bull would not sutfer——
{2O no sooner hadour Orpheus ceased his fas
cn uin; strain, l{:)u the Bail's rage appeared
to retarn with as mnuch violence as before.
He was glad, theretore, to have recourse o
sccond time to his fildle, which as instantly
operated agzain as a 4 moaick charm upon the
bully who became us contposed und as atten
tive as before. Ho afterwards made several
atemp's to escape, but ali in vain ; for no
soonee did he stop the fiddle than the Buald’s
anceryeturnaly so that he was compelled to
continue Adding away till near 6 o’clock (u
-bout three bours) when the family came to
mik the cows, by which he wus relieved,and
rescued from atiresome and frightful situs
tion, ‘
e is perhiips the first man upon record
wio may really be saud to have fiddied for his
Jite 3 and who has so truly fulfitled the Poei’s
Idany that
oA P lifick Comwesidn the 218 t 0t Cow,
belonging to Me. JOHN ZIVMMERMAN,
of Coumbing in the County of Lancaster,
Pegisylvania] Sad four living Calves, they
&m all uving, and in a thriving coudition.
& AMesick Yarh charms to soothe the sawige ‘bnau.".
AL ! HATL, ye patriot-spirits !
Ye chiefs of valiant deed !
To war-scar’d bos ' point no more,
Your wounds no longer bleed.
O ! ever bless the festal shrine,
Your hovering shades explore,
While laurelcrown'd, ye glide around,
And hie Seraph Anthem pour-
It is sur country’s natal day,
We hail it and her adere.
High o'er the rock of ages,
sce Independence stride,
HMer shicid she stretehes o’er her vales,
fler spear across the tide,
The harvests of her teeming soil,
She bids the waves expand,
Tho' tempest roars, around her shores,
Jt dies along her strand,
For the arm that ean the plough direct,
The trident can command,
The storm that rent her forests,
A thousand ages past,
Now sweeps tiel: branches as they fly,
Along the ocean biast:
Through every clime her banners float,
And greet the northern wane,
Where dimly bright, with whecling light,
He pules the freezing plain g
And sces new stars beneath the pole,
New Pleiads on the ngin,
The Sea is valor’s chartere
A natim’s wealthiest mine :
His foumng caves when occan bares,
Nt peals but heroes shine ;
Aloft they mount the midnight surge,
Whe's ship-wreck’d spirits roam,
And ofl the knell, is heard to swell,
W ..ere bursting billows foumn,
Euach storm a race of heroes rears,
To guard their native home.
But not the storm that courses,
The mountain and the deep,
Like Rupine'’s secret whirling pool,
With tyrant power can sweep
TH imperial gulf ean whelm the keel,
Which sempests proudly bore
In smooth serene, it glides unscen,
Tl s caverns roar
Tl M its hidden ledges crash,
And all its whirlwinds pour.
Riwe, man's immortal apirit,
stern Independence, vise :
M. | weecks, hat choak the pirate’s cave,
Your tatter’d bannor iies.
Lo George's floating dungeons,
Your gallant sailor grieves :
In ciaains he lies, and wishiut sighs,
Towards his countey he.ves,
Rise, Independence, seize thy crown,
Or strip fts caken leaves,
FROM THE ANTIMONARCHIST.
POLITRY.
o
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for wmarking
Linen, and a constant supply of the celebrated three
olit metalick Steel Pens—ail which will be sold at the
Boston retuiling prices.—~CALL AND SEE.
Exchange und Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street, §
Newport, Apnil 10th, 181¢
INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
i particular, that he has ogned a small assort
ment of the most ap&:oved 'ATIONARY, com.
prising, among other, the fullowing articles, viz.
Papcr—-toolu,ap, pOt’ lﬂtﬂ', gi" Und bmk
edged, of the various descriptions
Quills, from 75 to 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from $3 1o g‘:each;
Penknives, an assortment ;
Backgammon Tables ;
Scales and Dividers ;
Ink Btands, Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxes, Wafers, Ink in Cakes and Powder ;
having Soap ;
Black Lead Pencils, &e. &e. &e.
Besides a variety ofarticles too numerous to mention
ALSO, FOR SALE,
I I AS just received, and offers for sale
on the most liberal terms at his new Station.-
ary Office, No. 118, Thames-street,
A complete and ciegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper, and the first style of the Printing
Art—=among which arc the following, viz :
Deeds, I Bills of Sdle.
of various prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION
ALY as usual,
Munagers' Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
7th Class of Hatfie'd Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
this Office.
g .o, } June 27.
Exchange and " ttery Offce,
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- | Coasters’ Manifests,
sury Notes, Blunk Checks on the
Do. on Book Aceounts, , Bunks in Newport,
Indentures, Biils of Exchange,
Biils of Lading, ’ Seamun’s Journals, &e.
Jlso=Just received an Assortment of Penknives
.{\ QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
Bread ; Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gualion ; coarse
and blown salt by the bushel ; Guger wnd Peari
ash by retail.= - 4/so, Mystick Ty le by the dozen, and
Philudelphia Brick by the hundred ; Hops by the
pound ; Malt by the bushel or smalier quanti y,
Wheat Bran by the bushel ; Coal by the bushel
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and Tyle, made of
Priv ('l,qv. s'lit ble for fo Ovens ,\ng[. .;U. 18U9.
New Feather beds &Leathers.
I IVE Geeseand towl FISATHLERS
kept constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
No, 25,Charles-street.
Newnport , Mareh 21, 1810,
Williaim S. Nichols,
Informs his Customers in Tuwn and Country
'r AT he has just received from ANew.Fork,
Britunnia Tea Pots and Tumblers ; Platep
Castors ; best und common plated Candlesticks ; do.
cahter labels; bottle stands; a general assortment of
‘j‘.p[an'd tea and snuiler Trays ; wine waiters ; bread
baskets and tea caddies; silver mounted ghaise
whips ; walking sticks ; real windsor soap and wash
bulls ; moroceo poc. ef, note and pencil books ; tor
toisd shall sombs ; fancy beads; ear droops ; milk
of roses ; essences ; steel pens, &e with a variety
of such other articles as are generallyfound ina fan
cy Swres
’ JUSTRECEITVED,
~IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVF—
An assortment of Cutlery :dlso,~Jewelry and silver
Ware as usual,
June 27. 15tf.
o July 18,
TH I, subseriber offer for sale. his
House and Tot, together with a large Coach
~Hous nd large Stable, the largest and best in the
tow: of Newport, situated in Broadestrect, a few
door & n the State House. :
Tho oove property will be sold rersonable, bnd at
accoinmodating
, PRINTING,
ll Al its variety, exceuted with elegance and des
cowhy and on the cheapest terms possible, at the
Oihwee of the Rhode-lolandd Kepubloum,
'l‘ HE Sahseriber having been authorized
by the Patentee of the HORIZONTAL PA
TENT PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex
clusively for this Island, informs those persons who
may be inclined to muke use of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on apphi
cation to the subseriber.
I{ESI'EC FFULLY informs his friends, that he
has on hand-
A quanuty of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank
l()istq &c, &e.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE'S Whaurt Ahs 15,
I\lMEDlATßL\’,;Jo«mymm Hatter. A good
Workman at the business, will meet with cont
stant employment, by apply in% o
SAMUEL MOSES.
New Stationary Office.
Julv 10,
Horizontal Patent Pump.
July 18.
REAL ESTATE —.FOR SALE.
GUUI'Re Y WIENWOUL,
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
HAS TOR SALE,
On the m st reasonale terms,
JOSIAH C, SHAW,
LANILL SHELDON,
CALL AND SEE.
\V A\t\ l‘l‘;U.
JOIIN CAHOONE
17.4 f
JAMES PERRY,
18,4
> FOR SoAllFl.
OYE new Stage Coach. .4lso,—two Coaches and
Hamess. They will be sold cheap and on &
liberal credit. Plesse enquire at the office of the
Rhode-Lslundd Republican.
July 18. 18." f
I‘UK b[‘LlJl'l,
THB Masts, Spars, Sails, lifing, Stores, &e
suitable for a single decked Biig, of 110 or
115 tuns or a high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns.—
For terms, and particulars,apply to
CONSTANT TARFER.
June 28.
FOR Sal.l,
. .
THAL VALUABLE £.STATE,
No. 112, & 1135, Thames Street,
NO\V occupicd by Charles €. Hos
king & Co. The Lot measurcs 45 feet, ou
‘I humes street, and 100 on Church street, witli a store
on it. ‘The House has nine rooms on a Floor, witl
aguod Well of water at the door. For tams ap
iy o
e THOMAS HOWLAND.
.'.l“. 3- i
AFARDM. .
TO hf‘ S()l(‘, o I,L: ‘ll 4 ’(. K .‘\U CT!O\
By order of the Supreme Judicial Court by the Subscriber
On MUNDANY the 24th of Seprember next,
At Idclock, P M. On the Premises,
LIS fuir, if not, the first fair day afier,]
ALL ‘e nge, utle ara mterest, wine!
WarLTer Warson, late of South Kingstown, died,
seized, 10 a certain FARM (culled the Kobert Hazard
furm) lying in Boston Neck, in suid South Kingstouwn,
containing 113 acres of excelient Land, with « Dwel
ling-House, Burn, &c. theregn, and a lge Orchard,
of the best grafted fiuit; sad Faem is bounded on
the sea and on Petaqoamscutt river, and is well fen
ced and watered and well proportioned for meadow,
{ms\ure and ullage land,—~.llso, A certain Wood Lot,
ying in South. Kingstown, about half’ a mile from
the publick road and two and a half miles from Lit
tle-Rest Hill, containing about 40 xeres, covered with
fine timber—Jlso, A House and Lot of Land, contuin
ing wbout 3-4th of anucre; said House 1s in good or
der—Conditiens made kuow at the time and place
of sale,
TRACTSOF LAND
v
Lior Sale.
FOR SALL,
A NUMBER of Tiietsof LAND
lying in the Township of Wilkesbarre, in Lu
zerne County, State of Peansylvenia. Sqid LAND s
divided into tracts from 250 0 400 acres; and will
be sold on the most reasonable terma, An indisputable
title will be given. Payment might be made partly
in a small vessel, country produce, or stock, as may
best suit purchasers.
For further information, apply at the office of the
Rhode-Teland Republican, ov to the gubscriber, hiving
at Groten Ferry, State of Connecticut.
ROBERT LATHAM,
Newport, July 24,
’l'o I‘!“'l"
A Shop situated in Thames-street No
L 155, next south of Soromon Towwsenn &
Co. Said Shop is a good stand for Busiress, and
muv be had on reasonable terms. For partienlars,
apply to HENRY MOORE.
Mav 16, :
i\\ Laan lY SO .\ l{h i{l.‘ WA “1)’
—— ¢ G
D~ ESERTED from Rose's-Island on the
mght of the 3d inst. the following Soldiers be
longing to the Army of the Unitcd States---viz, e
AMOS GRANT, aprivate inthe KRegiment of JArtile
levists=2s years of age, Brown Hair, Gray Eyes, fair
Complexion, and a native of Stonington, ( Cen.) His
face marged with gun powder—had on when he went
away a round hat, coarse Linen Frock and ‘Trowsers
and shirt with a frilled oosom, aud took away with
Lim a large silver wateh, with a silver chainand a
gold key.
NATHANIEL BROWN,of the Rifle Regiment, a
bout 3 feet ten inches high, dark hair, dark cycs, and
fair compleXion, born in Sutcon, MWurcostar Counly,
(‘Mass. ) had on a green coarse linen rifle trock and
trowsers, trimmed with yellow fringe. ‘
Whoever will take up said descrters and deliver
them te the Commanding Officer at Forts Wolcott or
' \dmc\g, shall re‘c:livcthe above reward, and all neces
SR FIgT J. HOUSE, Capt. JArtiilerists
- . ®
Commanding.
Fort Welcott, Ju'y 5,1810.
10U L. LL,
T"”*‘, HOUSLE now occupied by
Messrs, DRUMMOND & BASTON, No.li,
Pelham-street. Posscssion may be had by the 15uhof
May. \essssere SBEDOy cirions
That new and well finished IHouse, one door west
of the übove. Possession may be had vy the first of
:\pl’il.
For terms, apply to DANIEL B. VAUGHN.
Neswopart, Feld 28, 810, -
TAKL NOLICH,
AI.L persons having aceounts or de
mands against the rHonE-IsLAND coOaL
COMPANY, are requested to present them immcedi
ately to the subseriber for seitlement.
CHARLLES NICHOLS.
Portsmeuthy, (R.I) July 12. 18,5 w.
bl 4L¢U:"l‘J'lla\l\ L) Lll\l.\ll“o
F DR SALLE, a Second-Hund Chaise
and Harness. Inquire of .
WALTER Nlt HOLS.
March 14.
N(R'lc E.
FHE publick are hereby informed the
the Co-Partnership between Richard Book, and I
Mooney, was dissolved on the Bth inst, by mutual
cm:\%'.;'nlosc' who have auy demands against then
are requested to exhibit them for setticment, and
those iridobted to them are desired to make payment
The Suddie and A"nmk nuhl‘ business, will b
carricd on, at the Shop, No. 3, Clarke-Strect, by Fm
Mooney, who has for sale, two Horses, (wo Sleighs,
one Chaise and a (-.‘
VILLIAM MOONEY.
Newport, Aug. 15
South-Kingstown, July 18, 1810,
; Administrator to the
JEREMIAN BROWN. Lotate of WALTER'
WATSON,
) - . 18, 10w,
PRICE Firi¥F CENTS.
Secured to him by Lettere Patent from the President of
the United Staies.
A MEDICINE exwemely uscful for curing
Jaundice and billious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the stom
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss of appetite, and
slecpy, dull heaviness in the fore part of the dayy
weakness and trembling of the limbs,dizziness of the
head, and yellowness of countenince, compluints se
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
T'he many cures that huve been effected in
New-England by the above medicine (is may be seen
vy the bills) prevent the necessity of further recomi
mendation, e A B
ITCHI OINTMENT
y
A medicine which will certeinly cure the
ITCH, without having in it ary thing either dunger
ous or disugre~able,
One bux cures a person, and there need be
no washing after the use of it ; as the skin is gener
ally left clean and smooth.
I'he sbove Bitters and Ointment are for
sale a the Druggist Stores of Cnanues Frxs
JAMES TAYLOR, and SAMUEL W, Vinson, in N« w
port. Moy 25.
Samuel Durjee,
Respectfully wiyjor tiis jlis jiienis and the
Publick,
THAT he has taken the House former'y
occupicd by WiLtiam Aumy, on the main
roau, leading to the Bridge, wicre he pr poscs
keeping a House of Pubiick Entertainment, bLuaaies
ana Gentlemen, Parties of Plessure, and Travelic.s,
who may call on lhm will receive evary auventon,
and the best sccommodations i bie power, to be:tow,
N. B. Lodies cn¢ Gentlemen may Le uce
conmodated with Boarding, on spplication os wbove,
Ports outh, July 4. 1810, 16,5 w.
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
TIIF the subsc iber having been op
pointed by the Hon. Couwrt o 7 Probate ¢ e
wown of Newrporl, Admmistrator upon the estite of
WIiLIAM GCLDEAED,
late of said Newport, Ship-Carpenter, deceesed
and having given bond according to law for ile foib.
tul dischioge of the tust tercby coneniitted 1o 10,
requests all peisons who e incebicd to the csinle
of said deccused, o meke mmcdiate payment, aid °
those Wi have any demands against said cstate, to
exhnbit them to lam. .
BLNJAMIN PITMAN, jun.
Aug. 15.
'I HI Subscribers mtend to come
mence the Weaving of ali kinds of COTTON
o UTHS, at thenr Fuc oy i thas town, inthe conise
of ten oi WEIVe days. Those parens and guaie s
who wish their chiudien 1o leain the art of Wesving
with the Fiying shuttle, &c, are cquestea o aly
imediaiely 3 Wages will be given accdiamg o iLoir
agesand abinties, and increased us they encicuse i
e art of Wewvirg.
‘Uhey wili imimnediately commence Munufacturing
difle ren kinds of twine and hnes. W untea,
For Jaundice and I
COMPLAINTS.
NHEATO\N s
- He canes on the Blacksmith business
as usnal, in all it vorions brancles, with nestress
~and despach, at lus shop, No. 4, Cress eireet, where
~every order will be putciually sttended 10, and cve-
Ty favour gratcfully ackrowlodged, ;
' \_\'H.l.l.\l\! WHITL.
| N.B. Two Yourneymen, such:us are good work:
~ men, may heer of emiploy by applying as above.
- Newport, March 21.
- Seth & Stephen Yates,
Y ”~
j I.\’POR M their friends and the publick in general
that they continue to carry on the Puinting and
slazing business in their various branches st ther
dd stand No. 4, Mlillsireet, they gratefully ccknowl
cdge past favours, and solicit the cusiem ol thor
friends & the publick,whe from the neatvess owd fuith.
‘uiness of their work heretofore evineed, may be as
wred that rothing, on their pary, shall be Wanting
+ do the same hereafier,
Newport, June 6, 1810.
GURTON ANDLESCON,
late of scid Newport, deceased, Represcnted Ireol.
vent, do hereby give notice that six montl = fron. the
date heveol ure wllowed to the creditors of Lo 500
ssiate 10 bring in ana prove their respective clin.s
to cither of the subseribers at then respecine avels
lings, within the time aforesaid.
JOEN W.DAVIE, } Commis's.
JASON SPRAGUE, a
All persons indebicd to said estute are requosd
to make mimiediate pryment o
FRANCIS A '\*')BRbUl\'.} Administrators
ESTHER ANDERSON, LS
Muy 3.
\/Vf", the Subscribers having heen an
pointed by the Court of l‘rubnhﬁf the
tow i of Jyesport, in the county of Aestpord, Come
missionersto receive and examine the Chans wguinst
ihe estate of : wn
late of Tiverton, deccused, Represented Insclvens)
that Sie Months from the Date hereof, are wliowed
them to exhibit their Claims to the Subscribois, wha
are appointed Commissioners thereon by tic Tion
Court of Probate of the Town of Tivertsn, that thee
will attend, at the Dwelling-Honse of JERFNTAH
DAVENPORT, in Tiverton, on the last Seiuwiday of
April, June and August next, at 2 of the cioek
the afternoon. g
D [ OTICE is bereby given to e
Creditors, to the Fistate of
JOHN*"DAVENPORT,
HOLDER ALMY, ).. ..
JOBKN WILGOX, § -7mmee
N. B. All persons Indebted to the Estate are re.
quested to moke immediate payment to
JEREMIAN DAVENPORT, 2dminietrate-
Tiverion, March 16, 1810
I [ Subscriber takes this mode of
informing all these who are indebrad (o
aim, by book account or note, to call and scitle the
same, to enable him to mcet those who hive de
mands sgainst him ; he hopes this will se suflicicnt,
withont further notice.
Julv 24,
A quautity of cican FLAX. Apply ©
JAML: PLRRY,or
STEPHEN E 1 LOIS,
Likewise, WHEATON"s
.\\JL AL L.,
L\ U 1 ibl‘Jc
NUL L.
lous