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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19

!. ,,ooeceaary TO multiply extracts
i =, Project. The purport OF that
|pfa , 'n nd The agency Of Mr.. Jefsrf0n in
FOfS,. , a. OF il, are freih in the recol-
he PpO, :. orr readers. Thoie who with
l'ttl0u further for Mr.. JefeIion's ientl-
. ioO n,oo this fubjeet may iatisfy them
rlsn'' = r an examination OF the National
eve = tbe Aurora, and other Publica-
ga na,ronized by Mr.. JetTerion and his
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
,,rm LONDON, October Is.

rived, Aoop Hanphire, Charles
.' a from Fiiguara. Sept. IS, ipoke
! Atlas, VIM. Eaton, from Nantucket,
xbaling voyage, in lat. 50 80, long.
20. !, days out. Sept. 70, tpoke
l !, Fraoklin, from New York, bound
TX laval, in lat. SO, long. 81, s days
Sept. IL, fpoke lhip Magog, John
s III from Derby, bound 10 Barbados
/ h la,. 50, 70, long. 90, 40, 7 days out.
San. day, brig Ann, John Cooper, from
: Chneophefs, bosnd to Portimou'h,
New Hamplhire, in lat. 40, 10, long. 70
%, OUT IS days.
sshr. Peggy, Benton, 50 days from
Darbadoes.
Extract from the Log Book, of the
i,br. Farmer, w. Robbins. Sunday, Au-
sua !, in lat. 81, IS, long. 81, fell in
with the wreck OF the brig Hope, OF New
York, lying on her beam ends, with her
owcr mats head juit 10 TIC water, and
no, foul on board. She appeared 10 be
uOet with all fail aanding. She had part
q her awning beams ttapding and fome
hay in her feerage- faYes and candles
aoatng out of her hold. She had -four
md corn in her hold. Schr. Merchant,
failed from Barbados the 18Th Of Au3uft
for TOBACCO.
Sloop Eliza, Wait, in SO days from,
Demerara and : 8 from ST.. Thomas. Left
Demerara, Aug. z9-brig Harriet,
Smith, of Norwich; brig Kitty, Parrot,
Of Portfmouth, N. II. fohr. Recovery,
Pierce, of New York, TO fail for n. Lon
donin 10 days; locp Marcus, M'Combs,
Of Wethers6eld, to fail for do. in s
days. Left at ST. Thomas Sept. II,
ichr. Commerce, of Salem, total in 9
days for N. Loodon; fchr. Alexandria,
ofNewburyport. Sept. II, in lat. z9,
30, long. 70, fpobe brig Dafh, VIM.
Smith, OF and from Trinidad, bound to
Norfolk fame day fpote fchr. Dlfpatch,
Fred Swain, from Wilmington, N. Caro-
Ina, bound TO Cape Francois.
Schr. Fanny, Forfyth, from rs Illand.
lnlat. IS, 80, long. 70, 70, fell In with
the lhip Neptune from Hayre de Grace.
When capt. Forfyth came along ide fhe
lad ieyen feet water in her hold, and be-
fore he could get out the paEengers and
crew Che was full oi water. The pahen-
gers on board were Commodore Barney,
Nj. Holmes, and Mr.. Tubufal, of Bal
Iimore, and Mir. Onelia, of Hampton.
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leonard Town, OCT. I s. C
Mrs. WILSON
and lmitallons oI vanous

Respectfully informs the citi-
zens Of Alexandria, and others, that me
las taken The houie adjoining to Col. Gil
pins, on King ffeet, where fhe will take
few Gent!enlenas Boarders, by the week,
month or year, On rcafonable terms.
.Oe. 70. eo3t
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would keep an aaonilhirg fun in thele
Hands. The above deterves ferrous con-.
fderaticn, and we truG will be attended
to, for without iome means is icon devifed
10 employ our teamen, every dollar will
be drained from US.
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the opinions ofMr. Pitt and the PArI;;-
ament fnce the day on which the parliia-.
mcnt, induced perhaps by his elo2usuee re-
pfobated the idea fpeace, and on which that
nlnitsr fatHto tie Houle, srbetber hey
eeala belteve fbafy peace a,ere made tben,
Beaaparte z0oala not in e;gbteea moxths or
fspo gears afier avt6rensaved. lqreagtb and
8teetola advantages jaHaboa ireland.
While the Parliament have approved,
while the Miniaers defend, and The reo-
pie rejoice at the peace, il appears, that
III corfequence OF the hottie completion
Of Lord Hawkeibury's fpeeeli and addrefs
on The 18th of May, the funds have ex-
perienced a comfortable depretI;oa.
Nev-i ork E4s~tgg I,a.
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.hip Sulannah, Croker, bond from the
LIE Of France to Havre de Gracs. June
10th, put into the Iland Of ST. Bartholo-
news Tor water; on the a3d got under
way. The iiland was till in poilei1ionso!
the Easl.th, but there were only Is men
to iurrender 1t to the Swedes on the arri-
val aot one of their frigates, which was
momently expected. Left the Cape of
Good Hope on the nth Of May.
Sloop Rambler, Carpenter, from Rich
mond. Of the Capes Of Virginia {pokc
fhip Baltimore, bound from Liverpool 80
Norfolk, cut 4e days.
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BALTIMORE, Iuly 8.

Arrived laa night bi'g Sally. captain
Trav,ss,r days ffon, Port r spubiicaD.
Ltislh-te, lhips induitfy, Nichols SOUTH
Carolina, ----- brig Frivadfhip, all ..
New Yoiki brig Betty, OF Philadelphia !;
loop MoTring Star, Of CtaIiettoa ane ssgs-
la others names net Reelected.
Brings 90 rsws latter than the Nancy, from
Cape Francois.
Markets were looking up at Port RepubIi-
can. Flour was IL dollars or the rife. Cof-
fee WIS IL loas, and all Hand produce Pc
portionahly high. Government had coniented
TO pay CATH for American cargoes.
Arrived this morning, the Engiia, fchr.
Linnet capt. Tynes, % days from Barbados,
and IL from Iobagc.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fabfcriber, en-
Tuefday the 9TH ialant,. "a Negro Man
named WILL, about II years OF age, five
feet nine or ten inches high, has fear ON
his left knee and another on his right foot ;
had on when,he went away, tlcklen-
, bursh lairt, broWn roll toWf.fs and
wool hat about half worn; but ii is likely
he may have changed his dreG, as he took
with him a cotton fhirt, an old light
brown broadclo,h coat, and a rev pair of
hoes. lie may probably be lurking about
Alexandria, and may attempt to PATS for
free man. / will give the above ie-
ward for experimenting and fecuring him il
any jai! 70 thar get him again, and #
brought home all rcaionable charges will
a!.o be paid.
Matters of vefals and Others are forbid
harboring, carrying OFF or employing
iaid Negro at their peril.
WILLIAM CASH, Sen.
Tuly 10. IawSfI
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Ipickerirg's character is by the faii caf-
ender even eulogized. For the beneh, of
Duane, and ofthe unfed ly@men of Ame-
rica ] would propote TO Calender, as a
proof Of the fncertiy ofhis remorfe, that
as he got the prefent government in by
Writing the 6 P,glbea beto,e U.s." he
would be 70 good as TO get them out by
writing the P,gpea bebmd U,.-This
will be not orly fuitable to Duane's pin
cipal readers for many realons, but g DIFF.
treiied humanity feeking an afylum en-
this globes will pro6t BY reaeaios.
,MAZZEI.
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NETWORK, Iuly y.

Entered, thir Arab, Bottom; briggs H0-
ratio, Beard, ST. Croix; Charlefon Pack
Ct, Sutherland, CharIeaon; Jupiter, Cal
ifae, Jamaica; fehrs. Debbe, Star, Savan-
nah; Katy, Olive, Norfolk loop Friend
IMP, Richards, n. Carolina; Little Jim,
Beckett. Richmond Aurora, Lockwood,
Sayannah Sally, Thorp, Wilmington,
IN CT Morning Star, .Denay, Dela-
ware.
Cleared, thips Diana; Duplex, Gibral-
,s1 Ca'harine, lngerfoll, Cape Francois;
ems. owafco, Gables, Martinique Eli
saOsth, Cape.F,ancois.
Arnfved FIRE ar laR.
iheorig Horatio, Bird, from St. CEoix.
Let at Bait End, fchrs. Suian Beatty, jua
a ai, John, Wignall, of Hudfon, 10
la ~ ,ntour days and tsveral Others. Flour
10 dolls, per barrel; beet :and pork no
t slaIkst. June !, lat. "a, 50, long. 7S,
ipIAs Inc Britih ioop , captain
joilion from New York 10 New Proyi-
osncs, on, 5 days.
IN; ne Engiilh brig Jupiter, Carfrae from
-. Jam. June Il, fpcke brig We,
A's b nom New Orleans to Havannah.
10, ine Hoop Aurora, Lockwood, from Sa-
;D,a lisn. Capt. L. fpoke a brig going
-; - 0ASannah, in g days from c. Fran
ill.,; n' VINO informed him that Tounain. had
,ba.s u 'or france ten days before he left
e. lhs tloop Franklin, Of iIudion, failed
sSn ,l S0shelle, May 5 for Teneriffe.-
C,ns :. May &c, IS, leagues n. from
Y0r, Il rr : tie ihip Diana, from n.
To- Sa M Nancy, Rowland, from Whining
hi, y J. =. OFF the Capes of Pbilsoel-
brio ~ = isthems water, fpoke the Danilh
r,Ss inankfall, out So days from Den
- IS, bound 70 Philadelphia.
L.. sa,P ms, caeq,iek, from Calcutta.
nh n.is 1T Of March, and the river the
4 t.,,, =, he tire Ct her failing there was
Gis , SD iaip belonging to Salem and the
waics r ,asls q Balrinore, from Lcghorn,
June ;, were ne only American fhipsS there.
~ Mat. 3, 46, long. 20, IS, tpoke
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.as,,e fn,Msnt, that the eo1nsIy
the ,,f IaIs th.irlivss. and thar It would
W0aia an ,.' Cor long time to fupply food TO
s0a's an;naIcu! upon its furface but let
M as.a a' beware, our danger might come on
Sps' ao,, time. Let them look al SPAN !;
% D. made made peace, and became the vaial Of
l as. rrs we could hardly date the lois Of
s.r Independence. and calamity mlgnl fcaeh
IS =. 81 eo,atry even in our own time.
A' I.o,d Hawkefbury, in reply, fad, !" A.
~ nbiea United upon was the felton,
a aSIou;fana by Spain to France. THIS
2, , could nor indeed be viewed with IN
s,s.., bu, it was TO be conhdered how
-. '.ooaId iusify our refudng to continue The
: ". s fer peace. II had originally
10 French colony, and the Miiiiaippi
49, u then a boundary between it and Great
p pr;,s;n, II had been coded in a private
sony.ntion TO Spain by France besweenthe
arslirsiparies and dednitive treaty in 1868.
This fh.wed, that iuch tranfattIons, tho
not 10 be approved, were not now hrit
heard Of. LouiGana had even been men
.iOned in the preliminaries TO that treaty,
which ii had rot been in the preient.-
r was then to De conGdered, if Lopiilana,
voluntarily ceded, and thus originally f.
tusted, was an o5jett which called ior a
continuance Of the war. If we conideI
is value, it is at prSleut airoa ro;h!ng
But it may be Eaid, what may not the in
duRry Of the French effect when il was
formerly in petition Ct the;French, they
were able TO make nothing of il, while
thew rendered their other Wet Indian
p.ileGons of infinite value. as a naval
aation, the hef irformed reprelent ii to be
Of no coulequence. With regard to the
political effects predicted from its ccdion,
in laying open America TO the influence of
France, il mutt Re obierved, that it slas
hitherto been the policy Of America to
maintain an even balance of power 10 that
quarter ofthe globe between Great Britain
and France. America mutt, by the cellion
Of Loui6ana, ccndder this BALANCE as de-
aroyed, and Of coniequeace become mere
Jealous OF France, and more attached to
Gfsat Britain than ever. Some ina gined
that this new poaetion ofshe French might
sndanger the f4tety Of America but when
we recolse6ted her efforts in 1776 when
alone and unfupported, We could not fureiy
fear much for her iafety in her prefent fate
of power ard reiources. All theie cir
sumttanes conhdered, the Houie might
judge if it was exredient TO continue tie
waf on account of the cefion of Louifana
By Spain 10 France.
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July 10.
Fifteen Dollars Reuuaad.

RAN AWAY from the fa5fcfiber or
the 9th Of July, near Aqua in stafford
county, Virginia, likely aous BLACK
FELLOW, formerly the property Of
Watt Brook in alexandria y he is be-
tween 20 and a8 years Of age; had Oh
when he vent away, a blue coat, red
waiftcoat, linen pair OF cgeralls ard to-
lerable good felt hat--hc was cafrated
when tie property of faid Brook, for a
breach Ct the law ! purchsied him our
Of the efate Of John .Elcue, deceafed.---
The above reward will be paid for apPre-
hending fad fellow and lodging him in
the jail Of Alexandria, on application 70
MIR. John HodsAins.
CHARLES ADAMS.
Iulv 10. eosF
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Far the DifiR ofCoure9irUt.

george IucKer.
Far the D5f,1R efCoureRieut.
Hexekiah Huntington, Jonathan Bull,
Jofeph Hart, John Dodd, Henry ". Ed
wards, E. Aunf,n, Jehofal,pat Starr,
John Nichols, E.liha Hyde, Jonathan
Frilble, Nichol Fofaick, Jacob D. Witt.
For Delazvare.
French MsMullen, Jas. Brobfon, John
Warner, Ilaac II. Starr.
lillian N,5ut~, of Virginia, Surveyor
and Infpeeor of the Reyenae for the port
of EAT River.
Griffin Gysu, Of the N. w. Territory,
Collector of the Cufons for the diaritt
of Marietta, and ALTO, lnfpettor of the
Revenue for the por, Of Marietta.
James Clarke, Of North Carolina, Sur
veyor and Infpettor Of the Revenue, for
the port of Tombaone, in the Diaritt of
Edenton.
Wzlam Lee, Efq. Of Georgetown,
Major Of the hra legion of militia of the
Dil}rict of Columbia.
ain P. Tan Nsfs, Efq. Of Wahing-
ton, Major Of the fame legion.
Fraueg Peyt0a, of Alexandria, Lieut..
Col. Commandment of the fecond legion of
the militia Of the Difrict Of Columbia.
Henry Re/e and 10bu M'Kmny, Ma
jors Of the fame legion.
We.fsel perfuaded that our readers will
concur with US in opinion that the impor-
tances and novelty Of European news lays
iaR claim to infertion, though the great
extent of it precludes the pofibility of at
tending TO the ufual routine ofour New
York head.-The extracts which we have
made from the London papers indicate a
aate os.tliings in Europe big with porten-
tous events. In France, the meafures
from which the Firf Conlal might have
been expected TO derive iecurisy, have
rallied up againf him hof of enemies on
both fdes. The Jacobius and the Cathoe
|lios feem equally difcontented /; the for
mer with the introduction of religion,
and the latter in the mode. OF introducing
il. It is even laid, the life of the Chief
Conful has been attempted. We fee how
ever that he has made fuch provihon for
his fscurity as the creation Of new guard
ard the elsablilhment of himielf in the
| -
Firf Confalfhip for life can iupply.
In England we find that the treaty has
been approved by the Houfe of Commons.
| Mr.. Windham found himfelf in an uncom-
monty fnail minority. TO US, who can
take buta difant partial view of things,
and are fhut out from the interior detail OF
Britiih politics, it is certainly incompetent
TO decide upon thar qu-aion; but We con-
feis that We have Hos yer ieea in ths flu
arion of France or England, or n the con.
duct of the French government, any
change 70 material as Satisfactorily 70 ac-
count for the extraordinary alteration, IN
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TFRoM THE PORTLAND GAzETTE.J

l ook notice in your laf Gazette Of az
extract from the Richmond paFer publllhed
b, Calender, wherein and qybe,e52 the
late calunries Of the faid Calleader asainft
Mr.. Pickering are resraited, and Mr.,
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PORT or ALEXANpRI,4.

CLEARED.
SIP dmerieau .Her0, MeRs,s, LjGea
SER. Mayy, Sprague, do.
Poly,,La7uyenes, ga,5ados
Sally, Jsuexes, Neqv5o1.
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Is F1zuts'1g IN GlS us "a
a1ety, executed at tbs oGeG,
Nth neatpsf and dybatcb.
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ass!franDrta anDgrflser.
SATURDAY, jury 10.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
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General comm1Fouers Of Baakruptcv.
For The DJq,,a # ca,oA;aa.
William Mou.ttie, John Blake. Thee.
dore Gaillard, Dominic A. Hall, Benja.
min Cudworth.
For Engi0ia.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
PARODY-BY A Nnws-PRINrRR.

ITO dun--or not 70 dun! that is the queaipu
Whether 'tis hetor rhat the purfc fhouid toBsr
(For lack Of cafh) by hancful emptineis,
Or, by a gentle dun 70 Gil itup;
To don Ito get the ,noney---snd be enabled
TO live & pay our debn-'Tisa conformation
.]1cvoutly TO be wifh'd. TO dun---to be deuied.
Denied with " call agsin" AYE there's the RIB;
FOR in that |" call again." what evils cosne--
What difappoiatment fore, chagrn and woe /;
What Gme is waacd---and what ihocs arc worn
In coalequence--mua give W pain. Is
---7-----It ID this
That makes 70 many debts not worth collecting |;
''Tm this which iickens buincfs to defoair,
And keeps from honcit labor It's reward.
While fhas in language ofeomplaiat we peak,
We don't forget our many, many friends /;
TO them a debt of gratitude we owe
To them our gratitude we freely pay.
Buoy'd BY ihcir kindnefs, fill our bark fhall
ail,
Enjoy the pleaGns calm, nor dread the boia'-
rous gale.
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...e,9g|:4
INVOCATION TO POVERTY.

INVOCATION TO fOVtkifs
NH! PovrRrY Of confumpsise hue,
~ Ifshou delight'a to haunt me iilI 40 view
IF Gill thy prclencc mutt my aePs attend,
At leaf continue what thon Ht--my fricndl
-Whenc'er example bids rae be unjut,
iFalic to my mind. or faithle6 20 my sult {;
Bid mcthe baneiul error quickly fee.
And lhun the world TO find repole in thee |:
When vice to wealth would turn the partial eye,
Or int'rca ihut my car 70 iosrox's cry,
-Dr,counic,'s cuitom would my feafcn bend,
MY foe to Aat,er or deiert my friend;
Oopole kind PovrsrY, thy temper'd fhield,
And bear mcof, unvanquih'd from the held.
iJf giddy fortune e'er return again
With,all her idle. realch. wanton tain;
Her magic glafs lhonId faIie ambition hold.
Or Av'ricc bid me put my truh IN gold;
To my relief, rhou virtuous goddefs, hate,
lAod with thee bring thy daughters ever cAafe
Health, Libcrty. and Wiidon, ffters bright
Whoc charm, can make the wont hcondition light.
Beneath the hardclf fate the mind can cheer,
Can heal afilition, and diiarm dcfpair,
in paine. in rorments, in plcsfure can bcqaeath.
And dreL in fmilss the tyrant hour OF DEATH
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NEW GODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Pablic, and his Friends 10
i particular. rhat he has jua received, at his
Store, oppoGte Mr.. 9sWsfsnd's CoHce-Houle,
Thames Street, an elegant AGortmept of
Eajbionabls Der GooDS,
adapted 10 the iraion---'oo numerons TO par,icu-
lsrizc in an advertisement. Thofe who will
pleafc to call at his Store, he Hstteu himlclf.
win fad so indooenent to purchale, as he is de-
sermined to Gilpofe of them ar very reduced
prices.
NJ. B. He has ALTO juit opened for fale, a
quantity of bef I,y6 Lmess, ieven eighrhs, and
yard wide, by wholefAle or retail.--Lkcwifc,
besutiful aaortmen, of LEsearirg'. very cheap.
O7sbtr. z3, 1904. cStf
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HEIR TEL

ITO be fold, and pofr!iion given thc Z 9TH Of
Il OF March next. One Hundred and = etv
acres OF Land ofihe fra quality, /, r1g in South
kingHown. Bottom Neck )--aboof halt mile
fouth OF Ca,diner's fery, commonly known by
the name Of the Bonner farm--spd i, bounded
as follows Weaerly. partly on the Wciquasas
pond partly on land of Simeon Potter. asa
partly on land OF George Brown Sou rhery.
on the ocean :--EsAer!y, on the Marssrsolet
Bay, aDd Nor,herly on land of the fnb.crber.
ls local ituation is FAR preferable 60 sny e iaiA
town.--lt is well walled 10 FIX diyiEons.
with double wall. For hhing and fowling.
none Is fupetos in the State, the pond abound-
ing with pearch Of al ekeeIlen, kind, and fowl
OF great variety.--The beach affords an iner.
hauitabIe toufcc OF iea mannrc, fuch as rock ak
tibbia weed, and fea car,il. There are tsol,y-
ing fprings OF wafer on The premifes. An in
iifpniab!s title viii be given. and the mode IS
payment made esfy 70 the pr,ehaEr lhc
terms may be known by apel,iue 10 s,
JOAN GARDINER.
S01f6. kHsfSzvn. ose. 3. 1904. Il4ts
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CT A K K Miss.

INFORMS ba f,1uxs, and ibe Pr5ke, tbat be
4 has ysmoa,ed /ysm Banjqer's aebarf, 10 tbs
dspthirg-besfe belonging 10 Capt Caleb Gardner,
s7b3mn Fseff, tormt,ly occupied BY Cap. Wing
Spooner-apbt,e be b4, fo, .Jait a General ADSrt-
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Welt India Goods :

vvSh-Audid oOOuo
a~s.g es5ey,, are ,b< fsA.4vng srtieles, vis.
B,aSdy. Wte-Ixdia Ram, 4fb pyoof do. Gin,
Near England RHm, Wm,ef different kiaas, No
isUs, Leaf e B,oqvn Sugar. Coffee. Tea, Of
Va,iass ki~di, Chocolate, RasEa,, Paper. dLpier,
Ci1sawe~, Nmmeg,, flbsy, RE and Iadiaa
Meal. Butter. Cbte/t, Soes, and Caxalt, vGri-
orr k'xd, .f Glajf Hare. Fese Hare, Knivs,. and
fe,A. Jaet Knivef. Ptr.Kuive,. large and d6mal
Stes"', Cbsf Loek' and Files. C,sfkey and Tin
Ware, Asf,, Hafebsn ard iIsy, Men's and Beys
Sboe', Cork, B,imaoue. Lampblaes. Stone Lime.
Lamp Oil. Posvdey. Sbof end Fkinn. Fy5ing
Liner Of VGyiaas kindi. Leads. and Hook. dep /sa
Lead, and Lines, BeliorOs. metal Tea Pe,s, 4rrit-
ing Paper, au,aapiag paper By r5e ,ram. Bed
Cordt, Leg Lnss, Marriage, tanex', Cbeas,
Oak Klss beidisg J,0s- one gsari 10 fix sailsss.
B~eteh. Csfss and Ptfpt, rsa9y gre1ndjS xjt; ;
and a number Of efbsr .4rfnls not mesiiomd.-
Captain et vDsh, and o,be,s. may be Jatpl;ed on
tbs&e''ea 'nefiee, and fvty ysavar g,aisfsiJ ae-
kno1okdgsd
Newport, May I 1907. S4tf.
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LeR q0eek's omiiNous.
LONGEVITY,

f1 ...,ilr = LONGEVITY.
Within one mile of the meeting hopfe, Of
ihe ID pz,ifh in We&-Springheld, (MaR. there
arc now living pcrfons, Whole ages, added to-
grsher, amount 10 100 tesrs aud three per-
fons whole ages arc 80 years.
There are ALTO now living In on. bsgjf) in
Porfnouth. ON this I1and, 6 perions, whole
sses. added together. amount TO 4soyean and
the a9es Of Of them are 3Io years. Ii 10
fomething remarkable to find tx people, all re-
1idiag under one roof, Yhoie agcs will average at
1,yeau each, which Il the cafe an the inRance
here secitcd.
Captain Perrin, of the hip Richard, ar
rived here ycAerday fsom London, picked up
in tbs Gulph Stream, the wreck OF the big
Brutus Of RocheRcr, Shubael Morton, mate
Andrew Southwark, Nathaniel Snow, George
Barlow, Seth Barlow, and Alvin Phelps, fsa-
men, and Chriaopher Ronkel, a boy.-'fhc
captain Of the Brius perifhed with thc wreck.
], muit he highly honorable TO the charseter Of
Capt. Perrin, and l4fiing fourcc Of plcafurc
FORMS reflection, when il is mentioned that the
captains Of no iefs than eleven veilels, who paG-
ed the above unhappy mariners during the ~
days they remained on the wreck. baiely left
them 10 perth. notwithstanding their repeated
hguaIs Of diRrcfs u Neso.York PAP.
A6es broke out, on the z3d Sept. in the
conmsne Of Gunthiem near Jalisas, by which
frycn farms were draroyed ,ogeiher with ell the
sSsle. the produce fthe harveA, and sgricul-
tpral insrsments which they contained.
A Whislwind vas experienced in England,
the 4th Od. The fhip Thames, from the Wca-
lodies, wac overfet al the back Of the Iilc Of
Wight. and the hip and whole crew we're in
moment loft.
Was killed, by fall from the mat, on his
pafIaee ftom this place to Charlctaon IS. c. on
board the brig Angcsonia. Mr.. Chssies Wig
neson. in the a7.h year ofhis age.
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I ) hereby given, to all perfaos having any de-
1 mands agsinR the eaats of Captain JosEpn
CoNcpoN, late Of JsmeRowa, deccaied, te ex-
hibit them; and all pcrfom indebted TO faid e.
ta:e, arc called upon to make paymcnr TO MA
ny CONGDON. of Jameftown, Executvix tn
iaid cRate; or to EBENEZER SHERMAN.
her lawful Agent. a, Newport.
November az, 1901. usd
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Was killed. by a fall from the mat, on his
paffsRe fsom this place to Charlcsson IS. c. on
board the brig Angcsonia. MIR. Chasiss Vig-
neron. in the a7th year ofhis age.