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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15
New Stationary Office


INFORMS the publick in general. and his friends
\ in particular, that he has opened small assor-
ihent Of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prlsmg, among other, the following ARTICLES, Viz.
Z Paper--rooiscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, OF the various descriptions,
Quilts, from rs W "a cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from IS 10 81 eschi
Penknives, AN sssortInent
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Dividcrs,
Ink STANDS, Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxes, w aters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soaps
Biack Lead Pencils, &c. &c. &c.
Besides variety Particles too numerous to mention
Also, FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, For marking
Linen and constant supply OF the celebrated three
slit netalick Steel Pens-all which viii be sold at the
boston retailing prices--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Offce)
No. l13, ThamesIStreet,
Newport, April 10th, 1907
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POETRY.


This ID a poem by WALES SCOTT, ESQ ne antne'
.f ke Lay of the Last Nrnstrel," and Marmi
on" Which hss jta been published IN England, a,'d
Of ,yhch an English reviewer Observer that IN de-
scripuve powers, the present age CANNON Proause
Il. roua,S The story descr16vs the difficulties Of a
punderiag knight, siR JAMES FIrIJAnxS ~hs
Aad loss lie ~ay in the vica,ty IF Loeh Lane Ihere
he eneomfers the Lady OF the Lakes, 'sho conducts
him 10 the house IF her father. the Earl @ Do"gfHss
IA, Kn,sM departs the merit d4y' ne pter~nras
trsres 80 be King Of Seofland' S"e nao n'eS", n',
snreI t..e character Of Dougiass, and compelled
Mn 70 retns from his Court. In she seqalai the A"y
brdsns hirs, and restores hm 50 his iands and nom.
oss TIE fabieis dIstribnted INTO six Cdnhss' ana
che poem 10 ired BY no means 70 d"''sh Aesg"-
y distinguished rep1afion Of is author
The yciowf,.y 10 dscrtpfisn u he Lady OF the
Lake." On her boas.as seen BY the kmgh aisr no had
,vo,.nd his bur ssen he was be,yidsr cd in s
Of Mejorsss
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Seth ey Stephen Yates,

INFORM their friends and the publick in general
1 that they continue to carry on the Painting and
Glazing business in their various branches at their
old stand No. A, yhsteef, they gratefully acknowl.
edge past fayours, and solicit the custom of their
friends the publck who from the neatncss and faith
flness Of Il. .r work heretofore eunced, may be
sured that nothing. their part, slnl be wanting
do tire same hereafter
Ne,cborf, yfine 8, 1910.
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CALL AND SEE.
JOSIAH &. SHAW,

LAS just received, and offers for sale
L i on the most liberal terms at his new Station
sry Office, No. 1l8, 7nan,es-sfrees,
A complete and elegant Assortment oil
Legal, Commercial, and Notaral Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper, and the first style Of the Printing
Art---xmong which are the following, VIZ
Deeds, Bills of Sale. Z
Powers Of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Msnifests,
sarv Not.s Blank Checks the
DO. on Book Accounts, Banks in Newporf,
Indentuies, Bills Of Exchange,
Bills Of Lading, Seaman's Journals, &c.
.Aso--Just received an Assortment Of Penkniyes
Of various prices, from 25 TO 100 cents. STATION
AIRY as usual.
Managers Lists OF Tie fortunate Numbers in the
7th Glass Of Hlifed Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
this Office.
ETehnnge and Lottery OGee,2 .nn.o7
No ll8 Thames stree, { '" o.
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Samuel Dny1ee,

Respectfully INFORMS his friends ara f77s
PubHck,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
occupied by WILLIAM ALMy, on thc mann
road, leading to the Bridge, where he proposes
keeping House OF Pubck fntertainmept. Ladies
and Gcntlemen Parties Of Pleasure and Travellers,
who NAV call on him will receive every attention,
and the best accommodations in his power TO hes;ow
N. Is. Ladies and Gentlemen may be &c.
commodated with boarding, application as above.
Portsmouth,, Jaly4, 1910. 16s2w.
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THE MOTH.

A MOTH around my candle play'd,
W white, Just speckt with black, array'd;
The beauleous insect caught my eye,
And from my bosom stole sigh,
Al her impending fate.
Anxious TO save the victim fair,
Lur'd by the false deceitfui glare,
reach my hand--the gi.ldy thing
Out.wept my spced--hey swifter wing s
Had rcnder'd aid too late.
The fame soon quench'd her vital fame,
AS quick destroy'd her fine wrought frame.
Iier snowy dress, besprink'd with jet.
With smoke and grease was solid and wet
Prone 10 the earth she fell. 81 %tl@
With grief view'd her pit'ous plight,
Her Aeeting hours thus sunk in night
Nor can my sorrow aught avail,
Against that fate, no tears prevail,
Which lforcsaw too well
TIA rxus--the fond believing maid,
BY truth and iuncccnce betrayed.
S.sIl plays about the fame Of Love,
Nor cen suspects, until she prove,
lis fraught with coil and care.
She fondly hugs the spcciousiIl,
Unconscious Of its power to kill;
rhc soft illusion flls her heart,
Nor will she cen consent to part
With misery % dear.
Meanwhile the subtle poison reigns
triumphant in her icv'rsh veins
The springs Of life ~ last decay.
Aud all her beauties fade away,
Before the wasting Gre.
Aid, crush'd beforc the Nosh,' she lies.
Wh:le hupe, pru<rActed, fainss and dice
ID spar her trt tnblfNg heart xss.il~.
Till sv'ry pow'r Of nature fails.
Tilllifs end Love expire
ANSLlA.
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Prom the Richmond Enquirer.

IAs s,wiay Moral Tale 10 from fhe pen Of Lady Of
Viryb,a, ,phsss strains haze than delighted
the rsaders Of this pdpe'so sefi, clear, erqus
ife,y s,ccet The copy fow ,ehich re hove Sorrsw.
cd IL. isdefciens ine, rohich haze iaken hs
hbcry IF G,pphrng. ,s &t
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NOIiCE.
THE Subscribers intend to com
= mence the Weaving of all kinds Of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
of ten twelve days. Those parents and sua,,iare
who wish their children learn the OF Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. hre requested TO appl
imediately Wages will be given according TO their
ages and abilities, and increased as they eneresse il.
the art Of Weaving
They will Immediately commence Manuractm;n;
different kinds of wine and lines. Hans.d
quantity of clean FLAX. Apply 10
JAMES PERRY or
July "a. STEPHEN EEBLOis
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CBosrss GAzsTrs.]


nut scarce again his horn he wound.
Whea 10 fin hstsrtng AZ the sound
From underneath an aged oak,
That sian,cd from nm isict rock,
A darpsel guider Of its way,
A little skih shot to the bay,
That round the promoDtory steep
Lid its deep line In graceful sweep.
Eddyns, in almost viewless wave,
The weeping willow fwig to lave,
And kiss, w,th Whispering sound and Slow
The beach Of pebbles, white as snow.
The boat had touched this silver strand.
Just as the hunter left his stand,
And stood concealed amid the brake.
T, view the Lady Of the Lake.
The maiden paused, as it again
Size thought to catch the distant strain.
With head appraised, and box intent,
knd eye aud ear attentive bent,
And locks flung back, and lips apart,
Ike monument Of Grecian art
IL listening mood she seemed TO stand,
The guardian Naad Of the strand.
And ne'er did Grecian chzzei trace
A Nymph. Haad. or Grace
OF fine form, or loslier face
! What though the sun, with ardent frown,
And slightly tinged her check with brown
The sportve toll, which, short and hight,
He'd dyed her glowing hue so bright,
Served too in hsstier swell 10 show
Short glmses of breast of snow;
What though no rule Of courtly grace
TO measured mood had train'd her pace,--
foot more light, step more true,
" 'er from the heath flower dashed the dew,
Fen the slight hare-bell raised hs head
Elastick from her airy tread
What though upon her speech there hung
The accents of the mountain tongue
Those silver sounds, SO soft, 80 dear,
The listener held his breath to hear.
"A Chieftain's daughter seemed the maid {;
Her satin snood, her silken plaid,
Her golden brooch, such birth bctray'd,
And seldom was n snood amid
Such Wild Mxuriant ringlets hid,
Whose glossy black to shame might bring
The plumsge of the ravens wing;
Ard seldom DER breast 30 fair,
Man.led plaid with modes, care,
And never brooch the folds combined
Above heart more good and kind.
Her kindness and her worth To spy.
You need but gaze OH Ellen's eye,
Not Katrine, in her mirror blue,
Gives back the shaggy banks more true,
Than every frce-born glance confessed
The guilelcss movements of her breast
whether Joy danced in her dark eye,
: Or woe or pity claim'd sigh,
o. filial love was glowing there,
Or meek devotion pour'd a prayer,
Or tale Of injury called forth
The indignant spirit Of the north.
One only passion unrevealcd,
With maiden pride the maid concealed,
Yet not hess purely felt the flame
o need j tell that passions name
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p EsPEc rFULLY informs his fr;cnds, that ne
~ has on hand
Aqnndty Of excellent cedar Chpboards,
cedar Shingles, pine. Shi's .es, Boards, Plank
Joist, sc. SC.
Which he will sell cheap. at bis staad on suER
BURNE's Wharf ry Mp Ix
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STATE Of Rhode Island and P.'-oviaen1
Plantations.
IZQHt0flOnS,

IN General assembly, J,nr Session, A. ID. 1910.
p ESOLTED, That the term OF The Supreme jus
~ dicial Court, which by lazy is tn be hsld,n at
-NS,n,srf on the Fourth MONDAY OF .-rsrsf next,
be holden at said Newfsrf, on the THvRsrAy next.
succedi,r the Fourth MoEDAy in .sscuss next ana
tl.at all writs, Execu,crs, ard other Process, by
which law are returnsble said Court, to be holdeuy
on ssid Fourth MONDAY of .e.s.sf te re,urneo Ia
said Court, TO be holden on said TnrRspAY neAt
succeeding the Fourth MONDAY in .sasrH next
Ordered, aha: this Resolution be published y 81
the Newspapers printed in the sown u Nssfe -:
weeks before thc said THuRspAS, next succ,s IN.
The Fourth MoxoAy in .ssgrs ne Il $50
- 4 TRUE CO{sK 80
Vimess, SAN CEL ECDls SrfyS
Newport. July ls, 1910 iS,3w
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Horizontal Patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having been authorized
= by tho Patcntee Of the HORIZONTAL PA.
sTE.ST PUMP, to make and vend the same, ex-
cusiveiy for this leland. informs those persons who
may DC inclined to make use of the same. that they
may be seen, and teir principle exhibited on appl.
cation to the subscriber,
. John CAHOONE
July TO- E5Tsla l7,6
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GODFREY WENWOOD,
HAS FoR SALE,
On the m ,sf REASONABLE ternas,

A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
"A Bread Alexandria and New York Flour of
the hrst quality; Molssscs by the gallon coarse
and blown salt BY the bushel Ginger and Pearl
ash by retah-.aise, Mystck lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity,
Wheat Bran by the bushel COxl by the bushel
Likywise, A quantity Of Bricks and lyle, made Of
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens Aug 80, 1909
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WANTED.

L MMEMATELy. Iouueyman Halter. A good
- Workman at the business, viii meet With con-
stan, employment. BY applying to
SAMUEL MOSES.
July ie. isSf
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PR TIN G.,

Tn all i.s variety. executed with elegance and des
1 patch. and the cheapest ,esIns postbe. =. The
oAfce Of the R.s.S.k.s.d EeSzt'c-g .-
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That VALU.ABLE ESTATE,
No. liz, e lis. 7Hames Street,
NOW occupied by Charles {. Hos
4 kins e Co. The Lot measures As feet, on
Thames street and 100 on Church snest, with store
on it. The House has nine rooms Floor. with
agood Well Of water at the door. For terms ap-
ply to
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Jan. 5. =
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REAL ESTATE--.ron BALE.

REAL ESTATE----fon BALE.
THE Subscriber oficrs for sale, his
u House and Lot, together with large Coach
.ouse and large Stable, the largest and best IN the
town of New port, situated IA Bload-street, few
doors from the State House.
The above property viii be sold reasonable, and at
accommodating terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July 1s lS'V
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THE Subscriber having been duly appointed b.
i the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town
Nerpors, Adminstraisr upon the Estate Of
BENJAMIN WILBOUR,
late of said .Ne~porf, Glaz,er, d. sed. ntestate.
and having given bond according Nv for he isiii
ful discharge Of the there by committed TO Iiy
requests all persons Who are indebted to the estate
of said deceased, 10 make immediate pay nent, anc
those who have any demands against said estate, ~
exhibit them to him.
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
July IL.
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nNE new Stage Coach. .aiso.--two Coaches anu
" lainess. They wil be sold cheap aid Oh
liberal credit. Please enquire at the ctAee oil The
ishode- island RefuohCan.
July l0. ie'J'
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NHE subscriber takes this mode Uf
informing all those who are indebted 20
hn bv book account note, to call and settle the
same. 10 en- BILE him to meet those who hate de-
mands against him; he hopes this will be sufficient.
without further notice.
He carries on the Blacksmith business
As usual. in all ts sarious brsnches with neatness
nd despatch, at his shop, No. 4, CN 3 street. where
avery order will be punctualy attended to- and eve>
ey favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
NIB. Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men, may hear of employ by applying as above.
Newport, March 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
W7E the subscribers having been az
w pointed by the Court, OF Probate CT the
town OF South Arysts~r, 10 the County OF oshinstsa
Commissioners to receive aud examine the CLAIMS
against the estate of
EZEKIEL WATSON,
ate OF onih-Ahgsfoun, deceased, Represented In.
solvent do hereby give notice. that SIX months from
the date hereof allowed to the creditors of the
said estate, to bring in and prove their respective
claims to either Of the subscribers at their eslec-
siye dwellings, within the time aforesaid.
ELISHA II. GARDNER) c,
JAMES sIiEARMAN, 's"''
All perons indebted to said estate reques.ed
to make immediate paynentto
JEFfERY WATSON, .7dnainistror.
Souhth- -Cingston, May Ia, 1910
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William S. Nichols,

William >. Nichols,
Informs his Customers in 7own and Country,
THAT he has just received from .Nslv-York,
Britannia Tea Pots and Tumblers Plated
Castors best and common plated Candlesticks de-
canter labels; bottle stands, general assortment of
jappan'd and snufier Trays wine walters; bread
Whips walking sticks real windsor soap and wash
balls morocco pocAst, note and pencil books tor
toisd shall oombs fancy beads, ear droops milk
of roses essences steel pens, &c with variety
of such other articles as are generayfound in fan.
cy Store.
JESTRECEVED,
--LN ADDITION TO THE .iBOvE-
an Assortment of Cutlery .sso.-Jewelry and silver
Ware usual.
June ~. s. r-~ 1Sf
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FOR SALE,

THE Afasts, Spars, Sails, rigging. Stores, &c.
u suitable for single dccked Brg, OF Ito or
lis tuns or high double dccked Brig OF 100
or 139 tuns.-
CONSTANT TABER.
June g.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-12
pAEATOX.
BALTIMORE, 7unro.

Arrived, chip Augustus, Bacchus, Rfty
days from Lisbon, and - from Madeira.
Lett at Lisbon, 17.h Of April, ship Ira.
weller, Of Salem brig Hamlet, OF Boston {;
ship Atlantic, Portsmouth; BEg Fox; Bos
ton ship Commerce, Alexandtia; Hers.
ehel, Portland Hstk and Abissil, New.
burypor. Passed ship Heuy, OF Peters:
burg, Virginia, going in with several Others.
Ship John Adams, for Baltimore, sailed
day before. Lett at Msdei'a, pril -,
snip Dunifries, for Baltmore>in' z days.
About Is. April, the GoiHot Fortune, of
Philadelphia, was seen about 70 miles west
Of the Rock of Lisbon. withou, anv person
on board at the time, she having been
some time before blown out of Funcbal
Roads, in gale, when the captain & most
OF the crew were orshore. Lat. IS. spoke
schooner Five Sisters, lrsm Norfolk for
Jamaica, out days. -.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY ON the 10Th instant, Rodzom
ehfDert, an apprentice to the Millrieht bust
ness 60. about 20 years OF age, about Eve feet
eleven inches high, fair complexion, his
'clcaths cannot be described as he had several
suits. Whoever will atrest the above an.
prentice and secure him in any iail,. that I
may get him, or bring him 10 me q Occo-
guam, r.,nce William county, Virginia, win
receive the above reward. - $.
at their peril. &. q 80. s1 = :.
q Robert Wclh.
7. A"y $50 fY- lawst II
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10 Brokers' office.

THE subscriber offers his services to the
public as Commission Merchant and Bro :
ker, and viii transact with secrecy and des-
patch, any business that may be committed
to his charge. He has taken an Office in the
store lately occupied by Messs. Robert T.
Heoe and Co Cash will be given at ali times
for the stock ofthe different banks in the d..
tFic'' and good paper discounted upon liberal
terms. -, 81, :. : -
81 CASH given for Tobacco.
= .. Alexander Moore.
June s.. cox,
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6A2 no 4G3S 4VtuDaltynf VI tuSs II nsaSsf ~.
sths government; mean the hereditary
monsrchy. He had heretofore sprospersd
be the elevations Of horde ofupssart tools,
III euoalIy:with himself interestsd In oPpo--
! sisson 20 The Bourhons. This alliance viii
open the door, 90 another sort OF iolks at
shouie, and the ccnaections OF The new eni-
I press win be much more acceptable in the
3iEerent sovereign,ies he rnay have i ~ hrs
power 10 revolutionise again. II 10 net
/ impossible hut this alliance may have bees
ia some measure imposed on him AFTER the
battle Of Wagram, the defeat of aIavera,
and the landing st the British since ne
now gives up, what by treaty IL did-nosaP-
! pear he was to de.
Au arch.duke would be a more potent
| barrier on the nsrth thanNany prince of the
new. dynasty, and Austria may obtain a
signal vengeance forthe iE6delity Of Prussia
IN this war. - :
But Bonaparte has grossly mistaken the
pMh' whirh alone was opened 10 exalt him
self, or which would be the foundation ot
any reasonable expectations ia favor of his
posterity. By moderation, piety and econo-.
my, he might have gained Me hearts OF the
French, and caused them to overlook his
low origin and his early crimes whilst he
has arifotmly trampEed on their rights and
stheir religion, plundered their substance
lal-caused their blood Is Row in torrents,
his government IS government of terror
and necessity, under which the people can
never expect to enjoy peace or happiness,
and sooner or later it must give way to a
government Of justice and confidence, which
i it is impossible for him, even if he were
allied 70 all the sovereigns on earth, to make
it. : these aitiaates may therefore, sooner
than any other thing, precipitats his fall.
During this accumulation of dcsPotism
on the continent, the principles of the Bril-
fish government remain intact. Under the
influence ofpublic opinion, the Englishmen
enjoy as much liberty as ever ; their domi.
Mons have been consolidated, but rather by
On extension Of liberty than diminution OF
It. Every party in tina. country has. a. one
time or another, contributed 70 the present
maritime superiority Of England. Ths
Pitts 70 secure the navy Of Denmark the
Foxes, tha. Of Portugal, and the only re.
volu.ion which seems to be looked for by
any reasonable man there, 10 that Of the
ministry, by which the very man who, 'as
minister Of foreign affairs in 1893, had i,s
name attached to the declaration Of this
war Clord Grsnville) may supsrceds those
ofless energy .hartimsdlf.
..' pALAroX.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

up, by new election, his place for the remain
der of the time for which he shall have been
elected. Provided always, that it shall not be
lawf.Ii TO re-elect more than seven Of the Di.
rectors of the former year.
ARTICLE v.
The Board of Directors for the time being
shall have power to elect President and Cash
ier, end such othtr officers and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary for executing tn2
business Of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services respect
lively as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable Of exercising such other powers and
authorities, aud of making, revising, altering
or anrulllng all such Bye Laws and iegulau-
tons for the Government Of the Company, and
that of their officers and affairs as they, or "a
majority of them shall. from time to time think
expedien,-not inconsistent with law or these
Articles Of Association ;and to use, ,employ, and
dispose OF the Joint StocA, Funds or Property Of
the Company (subject only to the restriction
herein contained) as to them, or majority OF
them shall seem expedient.
ARTICLE vi.
Not less than five Directors shall form a
Board for the transaction of business, of whom
the President shall always be one, except in ca
scs of sickness or necessary absence in which
case his place may BE- supplied by any other
Director whom the ma jority of Directors pres
ent shall nominate for that purpose.
ARTICLE VII.
One share in the stock Of this bank shall bc
sufficient to entitlc the holder to one vote, but
no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall be entitled 20 mere than ten votes a.
any election, agreeably to the following ratio