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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
TsrribIe Ecruaou.


Ntobu'ypors, Srt. "a
Wedneflay lalt a moa violent hurri
cane was experienced in Newbury and
Saliibury the courle Of the wind was
from S. w. TO N. E. unaccompanied
with rain or lightning. tie clouds exhib
tied moi porte ntious appearance, the
vein of wind was confined to a narrow
compass, not more than 80 rods wide,
and fwept almoR every thing in It's
courfe--At Newbury a part of the
dwelling houG- of Mr.. David Bartlett
was taken entire from the floor, and
carried feveral rods, leaving the alton.
ilhed family with no other covering
than the canopy Of heavsn,-no one
was injured.-Mr. Bartlet's barn was
likewife blown over. The houfe of
Widow Bartlett was much injured, and
barn blown entirely TO pieces a houie
Of MIR. John Davis, was msch hurt,
and new barn entirely demoliihed.-
II then croded the Merrimac jult above
this town whirling vaft quantities of
water into the air, and at Saliibury, two
heuies were unroofed and materially
damaged--ons barn was blown entirely
to pieces, and another unroofed. The
houfe and ons barn, the property OF
Mr.. Ezekiel Jones, the other belonging
to the Widow Prefly.-The orchard Of
MIR. Merrill, in the fame neighborhood.
eopGling of So or 90 trees was almol
entirely deRroyed. The llnrdy oal
could rot withaaEd the fury of tht
winds, but ihcie of or feet through
were tu'iaed off and levelled with tic
ground-ienees, 0acks of hay, SC. wer,
alnoit entirely deGroyed /; in lhort il
was one ofthe moi tremendous feenes
this part of the county ever witneaed.
We have not, however, heard Of an.
lives being Ion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Iolhua Richardfon.

HAS FOR Sale,
1T N. Rirbardioa's W5zrf.
D OHEA, Souchons and Hyfon Skin TEAS
ID ia whole, halt. and quarter Chcas.
HOLLANDS GENEVA,
LOAF SUGAR,
Bzg, COFFEE. PEPPER and SUGAR
Kegs Fig TOBACCO, CAsolA,
Georgia and Wet India COTTON.
COKDAGE.
Swed,s IRON, TAR, PITCH, RCgys
aad TURPENr.NE,
Hog aud Prime PORK.
Ruilia and Ravens DUCK,
Ruii4 SHEE TING.
ALSO,
A large af-ortment INDIA COTT0Ns.
fEggF 9, 1904. a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Rr1o!ute EcrteG.

ALBANY, SEPT. 10.
A few weeks finee, Mr.. Harmanus
Van Slyck, jun. being at his father in
laws, about four miles from Scheneea
dy, was informed that a wolf was in the
yard with the fheep he with another
man entered the yard, where they dif-
covered large, full grown wolf-they
threw fomething at him, on which he
Immediately fprang at Mr.. Van Slyck,
evidently to feize him by the throat he
thrua his hand for ward to keep him Of,
bur which the wolf caught 10 his mouth
he attempted to extIicate his hand,
bur finding that impolIible, he feized
the upper jaw of the wolf with his left
hand-a icuflc enlued, in which he
brought the wolf to the ground, and
with his knee on bis fhoulder, to keep
him down, called for allihance, which
Immediately came, and the throat Of the
wolf was cut Whit VaR Slyck's hands
were in his mouth. The next Gay they
brought him to Schenectady. Mr.. Van
Slyek's hand was eon6dUably huff, but
no olh:r injury fultained.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
LAW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
At |, ADAMS Book fore,

49, - = ~ AAAsAo A/OoAA-tNDA ~
No. 6. Jonss' Roro, Fjc f,set,
rOMYN'S Digef. 6 vols. Leliys Entries,
~ 4 vols -EfplnallIus NiG Prius, vols
Morgan Wade Mecun !; Burrows Reports. S
vols Cowper's Reports; WiIlon's Reports ;
B.sckftone's Commentaries, vols. Laws OF
Manashufetts and Of the United States, svols.
Juiiices Aililtant, &c &c.
Juaice's Blanks Morle's Univerfal Geo
graphy, new edition, vols. general az
fortment Of BOOKS & STATIONERY.
- Cath and the highel price given for
Rags.
Ps,flsni, SEPT. 70.
iNHE fublcriscrs will carry the MAIL
u from Portland through Nrzggloe5jqsr, aud
HsLo-OrH 10 WySsSsn, alternately, once week,
the enluing year, beginning the 1T October
next .-Thofe who with TO have their papers
conveyed by Polt as ufuAl, are de6red leave
:heir names and place Of reiidenec with the
bcrs, or at the different places where their pa
pers are be left ANY advance for pofage,
will be thankfully received.
- Any bstinrfs in their line faithfully
executed, and on as re(onable terms as any
done heretofore.
JONATHAN sTOCKMAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
X ODOLPH, in paternal hall.

NODOLPH, in pateraal hall,
Breathe from wars dearullive fcrne
RodoIph, prompt at glory's call,
Rodo phi. dread OF hofiile Gsul;
Dread of Moor of f~arthy mt;1
he gallant fon dcplores.
Y Iaif of Ill his noble item
Whit, amid the mois grown tow'rs,
AS his tesocr wall he pours
Eeho waits the n,curIiul iheme.
Agnes, de,k'd with golden hair,
Props his ace, and fills his fsh;
Mild as dove, as May morn fair,
Seo,hes a parents lad del2air,
Wipe the tear that dims his eye.
Yet, herfelf in flent woe,
Pines by moonlight iolemn e'eam:
Albert. youth OF open brow,
Breathes fer her the tender VOW,
AND fax Agnes fghs Tor him.
Naughty Raymond, at Whole iile,
Five fore martial youths appear,
swells with vain h.raldic pride,
vsrn,s, his trophies far and wide,
Aud old Ro5olph held him dear.
Albert once on leffive day,
Xiis'd her hand as lily fair,
Agnes eyes, in iolt dilnay,
Gliding frowns would fam betrav
But they emily fhew'd tear
Raymond marks the tender dame,
Ewes akance hi. filming blade;
Love and rage his cheeks infiame,
Wild and fierce his eye balls gleam,
ind around thsir fury ihed.
Straight his gauntlet, ,hreat'ning war,
On her virgin lap he laid
Take il. Albert, and repair
Meath the mill I'LL wait thee there"
swift he mounts and feours the need.
Albert hears the fierce defy,
Mounts his Need to ieek the foe
Proud the graceful tear TO ipy,
Trickling from the maidens eye -
Love and honor bade it flow.
Red their burnt hid arms appear.
Cleaning in ,he feltfng fun,
Hark their courfers fierce career
Shakes the plain-the irighttd deer
To sheir inmol covert run.
Agnes. from the eaftle wall,
Cans wiitisl look beneath !:
BodIng fears her heat spPal-
Straight The faw her Albert fall;
Saw-and clos'd her eyes 10 death.
Back the viaor f.l,'ring HES,
(Anxiors doubts hi. brcalt invaded
Hears the wall o. woe arife,
To the fair ones chamber flies;
StarIs-and fails upon his blade
RodSiph inateh'd His darling care,
Held her to his throbbing breza;
1'oi pid, Ion IN dumb defpair.
Clasp'd the cold uncouicious far,
Two long dsys--then flank TO RET.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
FOR SALE,

TON ONLE,
III No. S, Long Wbarc
IRON thirty to forty tons Of the hi J.
/ RuiLA and .Swedes IRON,
NAIL PLATES and RODS, Of different Gz..
FEEL, Of various forts, w.
9'atcnt Cut NAILS oi al! kinds, By the Cd
Bed Holland GIN. by the cal1
COTTON Wool, and ben of COFFEE Ter h.,
Ruff. aud Ravens DUCK,
LOAF SUGAR, by the loaf.
All which viii BE- fold On the lowca term,
oy applying 70
Cotton B. Brooks.
PoytiIni, Sept. 6, r3oa
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
RODODPH.

THE je''srieg tesufyni BALLAD IL a hosl0ati,n
stolhers. BY Beresiord II Is ee3iei Jim tie
Salem Rg.fsr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

The richef milk kaown in Europe
is afforded by fmall bleed of cows
that are natives of Attorney and fome
other final illinds off the coat Of
France. This breed reiemble the deer
as much as the OK Salem Gazette.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Aaron Auitln,

Has for tal al k1 Store ii Fcy:-s stt,;s,,,,,
bead Of Ingrabam's Wb1rf
A Confant iupply OF Live Ceeie S,a-FOuI
I = RutFi4. and Lilbln FEATHERS.
A.fo, Engiih and American manuiaau,ea
Cotton BED TICKING.
BEDS made and filed at the fhortrG rotic,
MATR ASSES Of all kinds ready maze.
spanih INDIGO, and few Chefs Sou.
chong TEA.
Nh. The above afortment OF Feathers Il.
warranted of the era quality, and viii u
fold as cheap a. can be puEchafed in Bottom.
Portland, 1gas zS. (3m)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04
Lincoln and Kennebec Bank.

III a meeting Of tbs STOCKHOLDERS sf'a
: Lincoln e Kcrre5es B.nL, BIZ al gyys!5a o
fbs sisosaib day Of d4gyf, II . rSos, !y ~
j29rnrsat fran tie tenth dry Of tts Gf7s n'i6--
VOTED. That fifty per cent on the ila'a,
v be pac n at the BaAk on the irl Aiaa
day Of October next.
Vorto, That all fhares or which FRY PER
cent is not paid OF the fAic hrlt MondaYd
October next, fhali be forfeited aud he d..
rcaors fliall have power and are hereby aa'
thorisd TO difpofe Of the fame.
JOHN MERRILL, JUN
r r..I
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

THE raLl,r.ocr hereby gives nosice TO a.
l conce ned, that having been duly Sp
pointed adminifrat-ix Oh The eitate OF
DANIEL LOWELL,
late of Li0e,more in the county Il Gunner
and, deceaied. has ta..en upon her That tru''
and piver hond as the law directs :--She there
fore rtoue(ss ali who are indebted 10 iaid DC
ccafsd's cltate TO make immediate payiheh' /
and thofc whe have any d.mands thereon %
exhibit the fame to Nancy LOWELL
III C.st
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

4 Ii ptrtons who have demands upon
\ the EAatv Of
AMBROSE SNOW,
ale OF Stenben, Mariner, deceafed, repre-
snttd ioioivent, are regutfted 10 exhlb,i
nc lane TO The fubf~r,bSrs, duly sp2oint
q 70 receive and examine the ,llims apalnf
"d eitate, at The boufe Of Mr.. TnomA.
ARcH'BAiD, IN Cbv,HeH where ,he,
nj atiend tor the puipefr, On The lsl0
ueiiay cl this and tie hye lcnowm,
onths
JOSEPH WALLACE, luu) .
THOMAS AkCBlBALD. lCen;aay
ALEXANDER NlcKLLS., Js1r'.
. G6r.lfc'd, da5.R "a, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

Brea,h'd from wars defrullive fcrne
Rodoiph, prompt at glory's cal,
Rodo phi. drsad of hofiile Csul;
Dread of Moor of fMarthy atin
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-04

rT,HE lubicsiber hereby sivrs notice % Al.
i concerned. that having been duly ap
pointed Administrative on the eftaie OF
- q ~ n -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

Member Of Congrefs in Delaware. Had
true policy, law or equity, been obiery-
ed, we have right TO conclude, that the
fate OF that election would have been fa-
vorable to the federal candidate. To ad-
nit par,d of newly imported patriots to
decide an election OF the utmott Importance
to the honor of the United States, and 10
the national interea, may fuit the 9re/eut
views OF the party in power. To effect
the removal of a man from the national
Legislature, whole talents and knowledge
render him a formidable adyelary 10
ichenes Of little, partial or ruinous poll
cy, may ieem, with parry politicians, to
Jnitify any means calculated to effect 10
deiirable an end but to the real Ameri-
tan-the bonef patri.t, this precedent
will be regarded as melancholy depar-
tuge from true policy and the national in
tereit. So jealous were the ancient Athe-
mans of the right of lufrsge, that they
runilhed with Death any attempt by an
alien TO exerciie it.
But our American politicians of The nez0
(fbool, with views widely different from
thoie which their chief entertained when
he wrote the Notes on Virginia." now
Think itIote and expedieat to make cifi-
seus by the gr9(', provided il will bus
ierve their 9rsleut purpofes. Yet what a
clamor have we heard for years pah about
Br1t.B lnHaence, becauie perfons of pro-
perty and character from Great Britain,
who had, by legal term of reiidence, be-
come e0tHled 10, were permitted TO eniey
the right of clnzens--and what clalnor
thould we again hear, land very juftlyl
were the lex tal,cnis (rhe law Of retaliati-
ON exe:ciled on the citizens of Delaware.
Ii body OF -f0tstgne,s, well difpoled to-
ward the federal interet, were iuddeniy
converted into American citiaems, ior
elettloneeEing purpotes, when .fhoud we
fee an end OF the reproaches on the federal
intereit, wNich irch mealpre would pro-
ducs. Yet with VIVA tcomplsccncy do
the jeferionlan party enjoy The triumph
which they have gained in Delaware, by
means which law, principle and policy,
equally condemn.
Let them eten enjoy their triumph--it
viii probably be Of fhort duration. The
period of another election will ioon re-
turn, when probably eargoes eff f,xb i'm
parted lrgb pafriotjlm may not be a, hand
TO turn the balance againf federal mte-
gritty.
(Com. Adv.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
Extrat7 efa letter from a gentleman dated
Sbel54us, (Ngva- ScotiaJ on. Is, to
Tie editor ojf The Salem Regifer.
/" II the hue and cry is yer up refpeeting
the detention & feizure of American vel
iels in the Rio de la Plata, the follow :
ing information may politely ies5e 10
abate lis fury in fome meafure
Z" Mr.. George Rois, merchant, of this
place, few days ago received via Liibon
and London, letter from bis brother,
Robert Rofs, dated ST. GATHERINGS, Por-
tuguefe port on the Brazil, March I, Sea-,
advifng him Of his arrival there, 10 f}x
weeks from the Cape OF Coed Hope, and
in confequence Of Monteyido, in the river
Plata, having been declared free port to
all nations, he hould not return TO the
Cape as he ar hr& intended, but ihould
proceed TO Montevido with his fhip IAN
Englilh) and procure either freight, or
purchaie cargo OF tallow for London.
!" This MIR. Robert Rols is efecmed
the mott intelligent man in Nova Scotia ;
Is matter of the French & Spanifh languag
es, for the latter has been the fworn in
lerpre,er at the Cape thefe two years pait.
Il you have nothing later than the above
from that quarter, pleafe to give II to the
puo.ic taro' your kegiiter.'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

virtues, that Of INcRAT1rupfi We have
not underaood who became his fcuriry-
but ihould he be difrehed, it is recommen-
ded to his atfeetionate friend at Wathing-
ton, 10 apply TO the collector of Richmond
or fome other collector, for the amount,
which, as it has never been lodged in the
treafury, is at the preildent's diiPofal, and
can as conltitutlonally be appropriated by
him TO the relief of Paine as OF Calender.
Squire Lincoln can have no Objection to
luch alli0ance to fellow abufer Of the
Clergy.
lBalt. Fed. Gaz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
THOMAS SIMMS,

Has reeeivsd BY the bugs Nebtane and
A4ive,
Frefh Oranges, by the box,
Do. Lemons, do.
Soft naelled Almonds, by the frail,
Fberts by the frail,
Sweet Oil by the bottle.
He has aJo far Sale,
Bet Derry Muftard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Candies, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anchovies and Capers, by he bottle,
Engiilh Walnuts
Bef sPanih Segars,
Raitins by the jar,
Cofse, by the bag,
Likewj/e, a Yaantiy Of 6G
NEW-ENGLAND CHEESE, general N
fortn,ent OF GROCERIES, and few hundred
BuAsls Of exceen. POTATOES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
(Com. Adv.}
F A S H 10 N.

The cold weather has begun to make q
ext,aordinary change in the drefs of the
ladies of 6aat ten-a tippet or TWO ap-
peared yeaerday, and fome females, in de-
hance of faihion had actually MADE to their
dreis the addition ola pettieoatI
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
salsran1rta aDnertiser.
MONDAY, NoyEMBER S.

In the advertisement in the
sa a Page of this days paper, fgned Lud-
n.y. SsaLee, for the fale of Jefee Taylor's
ri.psfty, after The -frf place where PitS
s,ss ' = mersios ed, read, ssDeaty teet in
N'as twenty feet.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
NORFOLK, on. 90.

ar;yrd the fch'r Lark, Capt. Walker,
!, laws from Hamilton, Bermuda. OF.
: = : lat. 70, 40, fpoke ieh'r Sally, Gay,
y ! ! laws from Charlefton, bound TO Balti
" -. had loft bis main boom and fundry
,;e,es on deck overheard.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
NATCHEZ, September IS.

The fchooner Nancy, captain Morris,
lived here laft Monday from Philsdcl-
~. with a cargo of dry goods.
We have been favored with the follow
- extract from her log hook.
lime 20, failed from philadelphia.
iuly 10, lat. SO, 70, long. 10 4, ipcke
i. lhip Hope, of Nantucket, from the
sranils, bound home laa from Petago-
ola.
,S, Arrived at the Havana at II A..
NJ Az about 4 P. M. the governor
,,m. on board, who informed US thar be
Ia put the captains of lhip and brig
INTO prifor, for coming too without leaf
from the fort. He permitted US TO get
Gme water.
II, In lat. "a. long. As, s., fpoke a
scsnilh brig from the Havana bound TO
New Orleans, itanding back for rev
departure, which informed US that one
Of Bowles's pirates was a cruiGng in the
Bay Of Apalache.
Augua II, arrived at New Orleans,
~, Sailed for Natchez.
a6, Near Batron- Rouge. Spoke the
Ehoones Maria, of Baltimore.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
Esna9 fram a French periodical Pab-
icatfon.
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

fit is true, as Rouheau alledges, that
it's only during the time of elections that
the people in a representative government
Enjoys its sovereignty, it isno lefs 10 that
on thele occaiions, the people, like all O.
Their iovereigns, is furrounded with fnaEes
and dangers. 1t is then that, proud 10
the ponefion of power, it delivers itielt
over to excefes it is unjuif and iniolent !,
and mott commonly rejects or bears down
the man of modeif merit, to exalt the al
dacious intriguer. The ipeetscle which
England holds OUT to Us at the preient
nament, makes Us more itrongly than e
yer perceive the truth of thelt obierva-
lions. IS
The King having, according to the
right which he derives from the confItu-
ton, diilolyed the Parliament, the electors
we're convoked to nominate new one.
Wei France can icarceiy form an IDEA
afthe general commo,ion which this news
occa6onrd throughout the kingdom
Votes were publicly rsguefed in he news
Dapers, for the different candidates large
tums Of money were distributed, fumptuous
tsa&s offered to the voracity of the cleo
tors; each candidate prefented himfelf with
an army ofhis adhereats, their friends, and
often themielves warmly maintained the
hight which they bad TO the preference !;
and hence aroie diirutes, which frequently
end in bloodlhed.
Would fpeefator of fucn tsanfaetions
believe that regulation, which has the
force OF law, enstas that if fun of mo-
ney, or any remuneration, has been gives
srPromiied 10 an eleetor, he who offers II,
and he who accepts ii, both equally incur
ahne Of sool. iterling, and become inca
pablo Of giving their votes, or poaefing
any office in The town or county where the
Cline has been committed? Iris true that
The law adds, unlels that, before they are
convicted, they ihall diicoyer others equal
iyguilty with themislves; this does away
Their own guilt. For, where the guilt is
general, the application OF puniihment be-
sones impoihble.
II has been faid, that the Erglilh are
Ssliawafe of the defects of thele eletli-
0aas; but that our OF reipeet for ancient
wages, they are unwilling TO introduce
lsttsr mode. But if abuies have entirely
saroyed the anrient inftiiution, ii is no
@ger the law idelf which they refpett,
only Its phantom. Thanks, howe
a'sI' to the guineas literally distributed
Y The Members of the former Parliament,
@sy will almoR all be reelected.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08
Is9ub[lr Sale.

Io-M0rv0zv, at 10 o'Chck Il. NJ. zvW be
,}ola, q. The Vsudae fire, far the benlft
eft The ngaerzvrifcys,
/, w. ! bale of white Flannels,
bales of Hempeo Roles,
II. bales Oznaburgs,
r. I. II. 5 caiks Of Nails.
Damaged on board the brig Indaary,
Capt. NJ 'Kenzie, from Londsn.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 8.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-08

Eyyata.--In the publication Of the fup-
PIGMENT TO Mr.. Wolcott's Addreis: which
appeared in the Alexandra Advertiser of
the 18th October, the following materlal
error efcaped US. In the 4th paragraph,
ipeskins of the Navy expenditures, it IS
laid, that /" The committee reported the
" expenditures for the Navy Department,
!" from the eRahliihment of the depart
" ment IN 1895, to the gift Of March
/" 1901, mel4Hae5," Sc. The word
mclgEveJ ought to be eaelgGvey.
Eefraf ef litter from LiGon, Of 9TH
Sepfsm5ey to a rsLpea45le merchant in
Bsfou
:" We have little TO add to U hat we had
The peature TO write TO you on the 10th
Aug. except that an order has JUL beenpub-
llhed. prohibiting the entry Of Flour after
fhe III January next. For the moment, this
does not affect our prices much; bur may be
expected 10 cauie the article TO rife during
the months Of Nov. aud Dec. Il will
ailo have good effect upon the price OF
wheat during ali the firing, add we think
3 A TO rs per bafhel, on board, may
be counted upon. Cur fecond crop ofln-
dian Corn, far from turning oae plentiful as
the fit, has almot entirely tailed. The
preient price is from 3 q 10 7-8 OF a
dollar per buihel, on board, and we have
no doubt that it will be from 10 / IL
from the month OF January 10 that CT May,
or beginning of June laser than which
it ought NOT TO ar i've. 18th will alto
be wanted but the piice depends entirely
upon the quantity wn:ch may be brought
from New England. Good Pipe Slaves
are In demand, and would command from
9o,to los dollars per 1907
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LOUISTANA-AGAIN.
Extrad efu letter Jrom Nequ Orleaas,
dated Ofobey l..

E1trad efa letter Jf,om Neq0 Orleaa;,
dated Ofobey /.
6 This port will continue open to A
meritaos until the publication OF the Peace,
which is not expected to take place lhort-
ly, fuch is the continual delay attending
our public affairs. We had an arrival
from Spain yelterday, but not word off,
cially, relative to our F,eaebifeation. Pri-
vate letters now fate poGtiveiy that the
Republicans are coming and even go 70
far as to allure US that we fhall receive no
previous advice of the change"
We underRand that an alteration has
lately been made In the naval uniform of
our midfhipmen, not corresponding with
the republican fuplicity or boafsd econo-
ny Of our government. The boys are TO
wear egld laced coan, cooked hats, and
hangers, at leaR as long as ,hofs worn by
soaaparte's life guard. Would il not have
osea paying an higher compliment to our
worthy ally, to have adopted his uniform
al5og2,h-r? P6ila. pap
Paine was yeferday arrefed for debt
OF fity guineas, lent him when poor, def
,itu5e aud impriioned in Paris. 1t ap-
pears that lhort time previous to this a.
pohle's embarking for America, his liberal
henetatfor, called upon him, knowing he
dad from fome quarter received conhdera-
bic fae,s OF money, and requefed payment.
Paine not only at-drit plead his incapaclty
OF making. the return, bur finally denied
having ever borrowed any iucb fun on his
p"a 'scouns adding to his other jacobin