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THE INVISIBLE LADY.

Within few days there has been exhibited in
TINS town an apparatus of very curious and
altonlthlng contribution. 1t is an occult apDli-
cation of philofophic principles which has per-
picked the favants of both the old and new
world We do not learn that the myftery of
the Inviilble has been comprehended by any but
the original inventor, and the very few who
have become proprietors, though the philofo-
piers OF Europe and America have infpected
the apparatus with the mott inquiiitive atten-
ton.
On entering coniiderably fpacious chamber
we lee an octagonal frame in the middle of the
room, of about five feet diameter; in the centre
OF which fmall temple is fufpended, ailI in it,
gilt box of about eight inches fquare and ten
deep. This temple is fupported from iron rods
hHed TO the upper part of the frame by fmall
chords, flexible and evidently competed of
threads. 1t is demonstrated that there is no
communication whatever, between the box, and
any adjacent apartment by tube. The temple
is in contact with no vihble fubtance but the
cords. In the four fides ofthe box are inherited
four trumpet-mouthed tubes. From the mouths
OF thefe tubes proceed the anfwers to auctions
propofed, in diltinct voice, refembling that of
young girl.
So complete is the deception, that many Der
ions have left the room under ffrohg conviction
that there was, in fact, a dwarf within the box,
and 1t is true, the ienies lead to no other con-
ciulion. For.
The conversation on the part of the lady, pro-
ceeds in oppoiite directions from the box in the
centre, through hetubes.
On holding any thing near a globular reAec-
tor over the box, her ladyfhip, gives particu-
lar deicription oft.
She can be heard to breathe through the tube
and throws her breath fenfbly upon the hand.
when applied to the mouths Of any or all of the
trumpets.
The Able Sicard has anerted that her breath
was foinetimes impregnated with the odour Of
liquors but fnce her residence in this country,
fhe has 70 far adopted our Ready habits as 10
give occaiion TO no fuch fcandaous remarks.
But without pretending to underltand the
contraction of the apparatus, which produces
the1c extraordinary phenomena, it is undoubt-
edly very ingenious application of the doctrine
OF acouiticks, and the voice we hear is rever-
beration of found from ne k1ozU not zVbeye. 1t
is not the effect ofventriloqufm, for the propri-
etor is laid to leave the room at pleafire, during
the proceis, and we obfcrved that he frequently
poke while the lady was engaged in a converfa-
ton.
We examined the room. 1t is plain and clofe.
There arc clolets, but they are well clofed, and
IN whatever part of the room you ftand. the
voice is heard from the trlmpets only. Were
1t atcertained that fome perfon from without
gives the reIponfes, the manner in which they
are communicated is no lefs fubic6t of filrpri(e
and perplexity to the philosopher. II sdoubt-
lets the mott complete and amuiing deception
that has been exhibited.
While the myaery of the muisibLe fair has
nonpuied the mufngpbilofopher, it has Afford
ca ample icoPe for the o'sHia feaia1S imaginati-
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the oldeR falors-& why lhould they not ? The
gun-boats are not more difficult TO manage than
the Roman gallies were and we all know that
the Roman legions were as capable of manUeuv.
ring veiiels as of fighting on plain.
The expedition 70 automatically announced
by the Ensliih, and which occafoned an embar-
60, has vanifhed in linoke. Few ipectaces are
10 intereiting that of frail boats in open fea,
forming line in fight of thofe immenfe fhips
tits, as feveral of the Engih will expreis it, the
combat or David with the giant Goliah. Like
Goliah, the Engliih faiors challenge us to COM
bat but, rs we approach them they retire.
We had not, they fad iuffc;snt number of
ports near their coats, capable Vi containing 10
large number of veilels.-Bonaparte faid to the
folders, let ports be dug" and inftead of one,
they have. dug four. According to them, it
would take us feveral years to build the veilelS,
and IN lefs than fix months we have prepared a
number iu.iicient to carry 100000 men. 1t is
lmpofhbe, as they itated, to collect theie vefIels
at one point, and they have navigated every
where; from the banks of the Garonne to the
Scheldt, the movements have been continual,
and the engagements daily. We have ieen the
Light artillery traverGng the flores, the patroles
multiplying on the COATS and rapidly repairing
to our batteries. All out anemblages have been
made without any lofts. The Engliihmen aHert,
that we cannot pats in the face of their fhips.
When the hgnal ihall be given, they will fee, but
Tor once ouly, whether this impoliibty be re-
ally more demonftrable than the three others.
Our battalions once formed, and our ftandards
unfuried in the heart of Albion, we fhail fee
what can be done by the fwarm of r,anufaStur-
ers, workrnen and fhopmen, commanded by
King George and the invincible Duke of York.
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FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.

Capt. Bruce, who arrived at Bolton, from
Gibraltar, in So days, was informed, by Capt.
Decatur, Of the United States fchr. Enterprise,
then at Gibraltar, that il was the intention of
Commodore Preeble, to lombard Tripoli-and
that he was building gun vefIels for the purpofe.
He was alto informed, that 81 gun Flip, and
two other Britifh yslIels, which he bad fpoken
two days previous to his arrival, were defined
to reinforce Lord Nelfon's geet of 1oulon, to
enable him to dilpatch fquadron to lombard
Alqers.
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SIR,

DIX,
YOURS of yefterday came to hand this
morning. immediately convened the Com
mlfiioners of the Health Office, and our Com
mittee OF Health and the rcfult of our confer
encels an unanimous opinion, that this CITY is
perfectly free from Yellow or Malignant fe-
yer.
AT the Wallabout on Long Inand, there have
been hive deaths of Yellow or Malignant fever,
and three deaths at the Marine Hofpital on Sta
ten Hand, OF perfons, who fckened at the
Walla5out, and there are now fix flick pcrfons
at the latter place in fate of convalcfcence.
One OF the perfons who died at the Marine Hof-
Pitai had come into this city from the Wala-
bout. AS foon as his difeafe ailumed rnalig-
nant form, he was removed to the Marine Hof-
pltal. His houfe and houfehod furniture were
completely purified, and his bedding, wearing
apparel and fuch articles as were mott likely to
receive and retain infection deltroyed.
we have alto examined into the fate of the
houfes at the Wallabout, occupied by the fick,
and lind that they have been thoroughly clean
ed and new white walhed, and that there is no.
thing now ofenfve in the vicinity.
AS the Wallabout is feparated from the CITY
by the Eat River, and every proper meafure
has been adopted to prevent communication
OF the contaglon to us, we are under no appre-
heniions of viiitation of the fever from that
fource.
have thought it my duty TO fate 70 Won can
didly and fully the facts, which have been pre-
tented to me, on this occaion, in order to uui-
ct any alarm that may exit in your city-and if
our ftuation fhall be unfortunately changed,
and we fhal be vifted with peftilential difeafe,
fhall mott certainly announce it to you, with
ont the leaft dfguife referve, under full per-
iuaion, that we will in like manner receive the
lame candid treatment from you.
am Sir,
With great refpe6t,
Your mott obedient fsrvant,
DE WITT CLINTON.
Dr.. JAMES REYNOLDS,
Secretary of the Board of Health,
Philadelphia.
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on OF The poet; an 4 with TIE exqu'iltly beau
tifGl lines OF More, addreiisd TO this incon.pre-
hehhole, we ihall ciofc our remarks.
TO TIE INVISIBLE C!EL.
THEY try to perluade me, my dear little f,r,..
NAT you are not daughter OF Ether .nd Lie h,
NO. have any concern with thoie fancfu forms
Who dance upon Rainbow S, and ride upon storms.
nat Ill mort you're WOMAN, your hps * yourh-sx.
AS mortal as ever were tasted or rrest
But viii rot believe it...-no, fcieilce to Won.
have lorg bid a last and i careIels sticu
Still lying from nature 10 study her laws
And duilng delight by exploring its eaufe,
You forget how iup-r.our Tor mortals below,
Is the hction they dream the truth that they know
VA VINO, that has ever had rapture complete,
Would ak HOW we feel it, or why it is iweet
ltow rays ere eontiii'd how PARTICLES fly
4 nro the medium reiu'd CT glance or a fob.
who bnto wouidnos ratherhavc knownit
4 nan written with Hervey whole volumes upon j,
No, robut for you, my nyiGhr love-
VIII iwear you are one Of rhoie lpir.s tlr., roye
by the bank, where at twilight the post reebn.s
When the star OF the West on his iousie ihn.s
And the magical fingers Of Fancy have hunr
Every breeze with Ugh, every leaf with a TONGUE g.
oh whnper HIM then It's retirement alone
Cln halow his harp, ennube its tone:
Like you, with vel ofiecluGon betw cen,
| His long to the world let him utter unie.p
! And, like you, legitimate child of the fphcres
Eicape from the eye to enrap.ure the ears
sweet agent OF mystery how would love
Il, !, the wearlionlc ways am fated 20 rove,
Forever TO have you iDviibly nigh,
innahng forever your iong ard your fgh
Niid the crowds of the world, & the murmrrs 6f err.
could iometnes converie with my nyniph of the ar.
"a ano turn with delight from the clamorous crew,
! o seal IN the pauies one whfper from you
" come and be near me forever be mine
we ihaii hold i'll the air a communion diyire
AS pure, as OF old, was imagind to dwell
IN the grotto OF Numa, or Socrates cell,
And Oft at thofe lingering moments of NIGHT
Whenthe heart isweighd down & theeye lid, are lo.,
You HAL come to my pillow and tell me of love,
such as angel to angel might whifper above!
On iplrit !...and then could you borrow the tone
VI that voice, to my carlo bewitchingly known,
l. ne voice OF the ONE upon earth, who has twii'd
With her offence forever my heart and my mind
hough lonely and far from the light of her Gnil-.
An exile ard weary, and hopeless the while,
Could you ihed for moment her voice ON INV car.
VIII think at that moment my Cara is near,
nat Inc comes with conolirg enchantnent TO lpe.S
And kliies my eye-Gd and iighs on my cheek
And tells me the night ihall 90 rapidly by,
FOR the dawn of our hope of Our heaven is ngi,
sweet iPirit, if fuch be your magical power,
II WIN Tighten the lapie of full many sn hour.
Ard let Fortunes realities frown as they viii.
hope' Fancy, and Care may fnie for me still.
(B9fan R.ferssry.
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TnoM a 80 trrsn pAprp.

Government faid TO have received accounts from
France refpedng the marching Of the troops from the
coat to the interior Some Of hefe are gone towards
the Rhine and Switzerland, and comfortable body has
been ordered into Hanover.
An account is faid to have been received from the
coaa Of Holland Eating that Dutch corps which had
refnfcdto embark on board dvifon of the Flufh-
iuy lotiia, hid been broke and the officers made
snerable TO military tribunal.
The king OF Pruia Prefentedhis queen on her birth
day, w.th diamond necklace worth 10000 forms.
On the ias dy, citizen La Foret preiented her roa
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- St'ei lioiiI odihuci w. Pomeroy, Efq. to the
Kew: D:. Parker, Corresponding Secretary TO
the Society for Promoting Agriculture in Maj
fachufetts.
Cam6ridge, l5tb May, 1904.
SlR,-Agreeably to your requet, have the
Piealurc to relate the following experiments O,
clover cured with falt, about the middle of Iulv.
1902. The produce iefs than an acre ofclo.
yer, fupPofed to be two tons when DRY, wascut
between and IL O'Clock, and immediately
iPread 1t covered the ground very thick by
O'Clock it was made up into cocks, and the
next day, without opening, was carried to the
barn, put upon the fcaffold, and moved into /.
form nearly fquare. AS it was fpread upon the
NOV, tqvo bgt6els ofrgne /alt from the proyifi-
on barrels, was ftrewed upon it as equally az
poiible; it was very green, and my foreman OBJ
erVed' that IL would, in fhort time, be thrown
into the yard for manure.
The winter following, this hay came ont ner.
fe6tly fweet, of good colour, and was eaten
freely by horfes and oxen; even the talks,
which were large, were not left.
The beginning of laft July, field of fix acres
OF clover, fuppofed when dry to produce ten
tons, was cut from 8 to O'Clock, and part
fpread. Before 5 O'Clock the whole was made
up into imall cocks, fome of which had not been
cut two hours.
The next day none of it was opened, the carts
HIe III tHC hSlel Dy o CLOCK, and before fun
let the whole, which made fifteen heavy loads.
was carried to the barn, put into loft and for
med NOV fourteen feet high. On each LAYER
OF clover, of about one-fourth of load, was
1trewed coarfe Liverpool falt, in the proportion
OF three pecks to a ton; this clover was drier
when cut than that mentioned in the fra evDe
riment, though half of it was not in bloom, and
few heads had turned brown; but owing TO
the drought it began to waite. The evening il
was carted comfortable heat was obferved Inv
thrufting the hand as far as one could reach into
the NOV; the next morning, however, no heat
was perceived, nor was there afterwards the
leait appearance of fermentation. A few days
after, three tons more, managed in the came
way, was added to the now, which was fiippo-
led to contain thirteen tons of dry hay. The
whole OF this hay came out very bright and
iweet; fome OF it has been fold at HIGHER
price, in proportion to other hay at the fame
time, than clover cured in the common way
generally bears My horfes have been kept utj
on it for thefe three months pat, and never
had them look 70 well with 70 little grain thew
appear more fond of it than of any other hay,
and there is lefS left in the rnanger.
1t may be proper to remark, that the weather
when the clover was out and curried, was very
fine; and that the cocks upon the moit land
were turned bottom upward half an hour before
they were put upon the cart. How this me-
tod will anfwer in cloudy weather, or when the
clover has been wet, muft be determined by o.
thcr experiments.
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II Letter .jj'om Mr.. IN Packard.
Marlborough, Dec. 9Th, 1903.
Honoured & Dear Sir.

Honoured & Dear Sir,
Yours of cd inf. was duly received, By poA.
In compliance with your polite requea, I have
confulted feveral of the moi3 obferving farmers
in this vicinity, relative to the bef procefs Of
curing clover. You refer particularly, in your
enquiries, to the method adopted by Captais
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The hip Sally, captain Thomas, arrived at New
Bedford ON "Wednesday the 9TH infant, in 43 DAYS
trom Liverpool, and brings London News to the 2ofh
Of May. Captain Congdon, who reached this port
yeiSerday in days from New-Bedford, informs US
That the report of sbeing proclaimed En-
peror Of the Gauls is confirmed and that Mr.. Prrr
Is once more at the head Of the Britfh mniflry.
IN. Y. Mer Adv
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philadelphia, July o, 1904.
Mr.. RRADropD.

Mr.. BRADFORD,
The Board of Health regard it as their duty
TO lay before their fellow-citizens, the following
candid and honorable communication, this day
received, on fubject in which their feelings
have been of late 70 much interened.
JAMES REYNOLDS, sec'ry.
New-York, July 6, 1904.
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Domestic Intelligence.
FROM The (rNENroN N. j. TRUE AMERICAN.

.
Ne7v amendment TO the Contribution, trotojcd BY
MaOaeby/ctfJ.
The Governor of this fate has received the
following Letter from the Governor of Malta
chuietts, encloiing the fubjoined proceedings of
the Legislature of that State.-As it is probable
theie proceedings will be acted unon nv orr Ie
glilature at their next FELTON,, we have tho't it
our duty thus early to obtain and Law before the
people OF this fate correct copy thereof, that
they may have time duly to conGder them. and
! to confer with each other and their reprefenta-
tives as to what meafure is beft to be purified
touching them.
Bgfon, 5;tlae 22l, 1904.
Sir,
The Legislature of this Commonwealth
have requefted me to inform your excelcncv of
their doings which are fated in the enclofed re-
folutlon, and TO requeft that fimilar meafures
may be adopted in the fate of New-Jerfey.
have the honor to be, Sir, with great refpeet.
Your Excelency'S mott obedient feryant.
CALEB STRONG.
His Exeeileney The Governor
eftbe State Of WezV-Jerfy.
Here toilo7v The ReiolmioaJ orieiuaIy sr,so.
Jed By Mr.. Ely, and concluding evitb the toYoeo-
ing
and be hfwtber rcjoiVed, That his Excellen-
cy the Governor be requefted to tranfinit to each
of the iaid Senators, an attefted copy of this re-
folution. Hnd be it further reI6lUed, That his
exceleDcy the Governor be requeted to inform
the chief magistrates of the feveral ftates, of the
doings the Legislature of this commonwealth,
and requeft them to adopt the fame meafilres.
Sent up for concurrence.
Fl. @. OTIS, Speaker.
In Senate, June 90, 1904.
Read and concuned.
I'D. COBB, Prefdent.
eW~~|C
EstrG9 ota letter from Capt. Da4i4 RoG, offbe
I (fbr' william Virgin, offbi5 port, dated CAPE
Francois, .Jtne Is.
eve entered the Spaniih harbour of Port-a-
Plat on the 2eth May, in order to gain Informal
ton respecting French priyateers-after coming
x; anchor, beat With t'S ;;:SH came ;;p *; ;is,
they itaid about minutes, and informed one
OF my pallengers "a Haytian,) as fecret, that
the French had taken an American brig the dav
before, and had failed for Cuba, in number about
400. After this information, thought il MOT
prudent to make the bet of my way ont of the
harbour and requeted the boat to remain with
us until after breakfat this they refufed, at the
fame time invited us aihore, and afIired us there
was no danger-we declined and made the beft
uie of our fweeps: In 20 minutes we obferved
a large canoe full of armed men making for us,
and loading their muikets-I hailed, and defred
them to keep off, of this they took no notice. /
then ordered my pafiengers to make the beit ufe
of their muikets, my crew ftill at the fweeps.
After firing about 80 mot, they about Ghip and
pulled for the ihore. It foon after fortunately
ipringing up breeze, we cleared the batteries
and fort and reached here next day in fafety. A
Danifh capt. juft arrived, from Port-a-Plat in
forms me that the canoe came out determined
to take us, and if we relifted to mafacre u.s.
IN. 4. Paper.)
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CBah. paper.l

The following will exhibit to the reAeeing reader
fome idea of the va bufines tranfaed in the grain
line at the Brandywine mills near this borough Since
the LIT day of May la, 81 Hoops and fch'rs have ar
rived in the river Chrhiana, from the tate of New
York, having on board sEvENTY-N1YE THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sIx buihels of wheat
"WILsi. PFED. Ann
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FROM PAPERS ON
Pn1h(1ed BY The Ma.4atbgjstt5 Agricultural So
ciety.
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EPIGRAM.

FROM THs ITALIANS
It's paffing ftrange, that you, who laugh
At every foul You view,
Should laugh not at yourfelf, though al
Laugh at yourtelf but you.
I" Mirabili cola ridcrc,
"Ditutt 'ognor tn fai
e di tie, di cui ridono
"Tutil, non ridi mai
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ON CURING H149" WITH SALT.
A letter from Samuel w. Pomeroy, Eta. to The
Rev. Dr.. Parker, CORRESPONDING Secretary to
the Society for Promoting Agriculture in Maj
fachufetts.
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A letter from St. Jago de Cuba, to gentleman in
Philadelphia, dated June 9Th, fays, No prvateers
or prizes are now admitted in this port of courfe
there is no coffee to be had. Flour at prefent is 10
dollars per barrel and admitted but by the fpeci-
al permilIon Of Count Hayrucas"
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on OF The Pcet; an d with TIE exqu'hltly beau
,iHi mes OF More, addreGed to this ihcon: pre-
henible, we ihall ciofc our remarks.
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ROBERT B. JAMESON,
Gfses ,of Sais,

10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,
5000 do, Gaeoa,
90 hhds. Mcfrav1do Sogar,
20 bsgs CT Couon
40 puncH's fnt H,vor'd S.. Croix ROM,
90 bids MOI ars,.
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 or. che ifs OF IL IA Teas aGa.ted,
10 pipes London P Nj deira7
5 co. cid PORT -
4 do. P. Tenurr,ae >Z
IS a.. ca&s Sherry. and n
4 pipes Bfu1ais
bids. green Operas,
! bids. Roll Brlml}onc,
2 hhds Madd@r,
z hhds. Alum and
tzo boxes Spahih Sugars of different
Qualities, with mott other ARTICLES IN the Grocery
Line.
May zs. q
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fubIte saie.
On FRIDAY next,
,tk ,.;u 81 C,ld ~ ,ha Ventue Store,


O'Clock, vii! be fold at the Venaue Store,
4 u M
Aahds. and bis French Brandy in pipes
n IN pipes AMI bis.
h:ik-v and Apple Brandy in bis.
gar IN hhds. tierccs and bis.
Whit. and brouasoap and in boxes,
Mould and dlpt Candles
Ratios in kegs, boxes and iars'
Figs in kegs and trails,
10 EMS Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c-Atsor
A Variety Of DRY GOODs,
among wAiah, are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
Dafia, Piaios, K.iieys, Negro Cortons,
Se,gss, ElaGieks blue .Fdezts
Calmancoes, RaG.is, Yarn Stockings,
Cha yes aod calico.s,
rr;lh Linens, Sileia do.
Olnaburgs and Tgklenbcrgs,
Ms(in and Mailin Hanake'chiefs,
India Maains and Tsble Cloths,
3anasnna fIaa1kerchiefs,
CoIoaisl Threads, Hats, aud fundry other
lrdcles.
Auguf Z.
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Msng near Wsihlt&{oI N'eet, ~
Has )at received from philaetiph,s, asr , re
&c. an extrnilyc ieleetion OF oNoo41t>lh -
Coz filing of
Gunpowccr,
Imperial, TIE A S
Hyfon,
Vonrg H,fon, SOfMc Iatel fmboy-
Hy'on Skin, toj;on and baytt-
Psko PAdfa, hoc,,
Pouohong aud quarry eHo}e"'
Cea''n Souchooe
Grcen coffee OF tupene. quarry
Loaf Lump am NiOIceVaoo .'us"'
w India and Sugar Foaie T4oi"h0''
Choice old Madeira,
Particular Ieoerlite,
eherrv' w1sES,
B;ntcis, "ANA''
Ltonn,
Malaga ana
r't
Gl3ret Ia ilnal cafes,
Z gnisc add Barcelona Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirits,
Antigua,
St. c OK. and RUM.
ST. KITS
Bel Holland Gin.
Wh,,e Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
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70 bS Rented.

TO 6S ReaJSd,
THE HOUSE folnefly occupied by the fnb
fcriber on Wolfe ffeet, having. every Convent
epcc for genteel family, viii large produc
tive garden the ituation healthy ard the h3ufe
remarkably cool in The fmmer leafn. For pr
tieoIars apply to
John c. Vovell.
June g. i
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DRY GOODS
PROPOSALS,

TIE HafJour sf $ =
The Island Of Newfoundland.
I,th ne occupation ana alnuiyments OF the in.
haai,ants; thc gov-fhm .nr and trade of thar
imporant Britiih .nand concluding with fun-
Org ohlervations ~ relation 10
The Court of Vice Admiralty
sasbNih9A there we'll worthy the attention of
lh2i- merchants who arc lhiPpers TO foreign
MAKES.
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