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BUENOs AyREs.
From tic Loadon Traveller" Of Nov' %

The following proclamation of Gen. Ii
niers, Gov. Of Dueno Ayres, was issued or
his receiving the FIST accountof the proceed
ingso s Ronaparte At Bayonne, together with
his Instructions from Murat. OF the COM
,iexion Of that man. mind who wrote that
proclamation, nobody can entertain doubS
He was evidently preparing the way for the
Acknowledgements Of Joseph, orperhaPs the
surrender Of the fine colony he governs into
the hands of France herself. Since that pc
Rod We learn, that he has permitted the pre-
clainingo Of Ferdlnand the 7th, iii obedience
to the orders from Spain, and in conformity
to the wishes of the people of his province.
On this subject we give the following ex
tract from a letter from Buenos Ayres, OF
the 5oth of August, 1903 -
e A French brig arrived here, few days
since from Bayonne, in France, which place
she left on the 1st of June. The news she
brings Though not particularly known has
altered the countenanCes OF our poiiticians-
their opinion respecting strangers IS SO far
neatralized, that ii is no longer a crime to
speak English, and if crime, it is equally
so to speak French. Nothing but good
management is necessary to secure a tree
trade between this country and England.
The public conversation is very loud a
gainst Napoleon Ronaparte.
IS Tomorrow will be great day with US.
The unfortunate Ferdinand the 9TH having
been, some days before the arrival of the
brig from Brance, declared king, is to re-
ceiye the oath Of fidelity from his subjects
here.
The envoy of Bonaparte, and crew of
the brig, are under arrest. AL is at pre-
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), .,..,,urta alp 6asssSe,
rgre. II, FEBRUARY 3.

..;on MAS Yesterday taken IN the
Ipe =, representatives on Hing up TIE
Oqse s : Ar. .aie4aay's resolution tor raising
Iils 70 s with the 6rst of June, and ne
anO1' mct;on was then m de to I'LL II
FsSl---i crst &C May--on this no decision
s ssiiesea rue 4sh oil NsF 'ae
J & thsdas
~ hitter ron q s-snflealsa q The
.ias' tx s,A IL lAa en- q his CIR
''s ',,ssst 81 en- .sst9l., aatea i5ts ls0-5
|,.s5sf 1909.
,.,s cone on remarkably well, You
s,'nso our ialdspspdsncg IS complete.
~ sad HAT the psifSiiops NAPo-
sSsa .;;,,'no, haye It IL his power to put III
~ Is IS, aissa,ous plans. You can rave
!, 1I IL, i. siYirii OF eas!lusiassn IS kept
l sS.. snxiops sverg man Isl Join the ar
' $50 ,se9e1d o. i, IS more than }jf9e
fs9gscaa strong before the end O.
r. - Atrocities eommittcdby the French
:. :. yhsre ever tbs j nave been, have 50
~ srs.~d the minds of every body, that
/. go,Dostsrs are anxious 10 march; and
msay more troops were wanted, they
u. +, readiness. With equal forces
4 s~-sr NH always come off victorlous-
s,.psfiority we must drive them out
HE county, and that viii soon be the
i, Iuiil gentare tosav. that even should
mare ssDd5o,o oooagaissst Us he will be
|ysn back. AZ goes 7vsln Inc whole
ion has tue greatest confidence ia the
EarrlI Euata--;'s President, Florida Bian-
and other ministers are appointea--eve-
|anch Of government will be regcnerated,
h ne sgil Hpr IN happiness hentst0r-
~
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Spanish monarchy, and also that of all it's
transmarine possessions, without retaining
or Remembering the ininutest portion of its
dominions and to maintain the unity of
religion, our properties, laws and usages,
which guarantee the future prosperity OF the
nation; and though the fate OF the monar-
chy was not entirely decided, the Cortes
were summoned to meet at Bayonne on the
18th of June last, whittier the deputies Of
cities, other persons of all ranks in Spain,
were repairing, to the number of one hum
dred and fifty.
" His imperial and royal majesty after
applauding your triumphs and constancv,
exhorts you to maintain with energy the
high opinion which you have acquired by &
your valor and loyalty, offering you at the
same time succors of every description
and have not hesitated to assure him in
reply, that the fidelity of this city to its
lawful sovereign is the character which
chiefly distinguishes it, and that ! Shall
thankfully admit every description of aid,
consisting OF arms, ammunition, and Span
ish troops. In times SO calamtous, nothing
can SO much contribute to your security as
union and coincidence of sentiment on
point SO interesting to the public happiness.
Let us initiate the example of our ancestors
in this happy land, who wisely escaped the
disasters that afflicted Spain in the war
OF the succession, by awaiting the fate
OF the mother country, to obey the le-
gltimatc authority which occupied the So
verelgnty.
(" Meanwhile not possessing orders suai-
clentiy authoritative, to countegmand the
roval ceduias OF the Supreme council OF the
Indies for proclaiming and taking the oaths
to don Ferdinand 9TH as already announced
in my proclamation of the 31st July, have
resolved that those measures shall be pro-
ceeded in with the forms and solemnities al
ready agreed upon, fattering myself that in
the mldsr OF the public rejoicing and haPpi-
ness, we shall prepare ourselves for new tri-
unphs.
Il communicate ti,is by special couriers,
to all the heads OF provinces on this couti-
nent, that by adopting one uniform system,
they may make the greater efforts to facili-
tate the succours necessary to preserve the
glory acquired by a city, which from its To-
cal SITUATION, and its energy, has been, and
will continue to be, the ilnpregnable bull
Wark OF S. America. But cannot conclude
without mpressing upon you, & yourselves
cannot bat know it, that no force IS compa-
rable to union OF opinion and feeling, nor a
ny means more elective to preserve you IN
vincible, than reciprocal confidence between
you and the constituted authorities, who at
tentive only to the public interest and bene-
fit, will see with dissatisfaction and abhor-
renee, every thing that opposes or separates
itself from The general prosperity.
SANTIAGO LINERS"
Buenos Ayres, Aug. IS, 1903.
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Public Sale.
Oh Tuesday neat .viH be Sold al tie Hendue-
Store, 0" credit,
IS hhds. of Sugar.
Philip G. Marlfeller.
Feb 8.
Public Sale.
Il C Il e D.
MISS SARAH ROGERS,

MISS SIR AII ROGERS,
Reshecyuily ia.t farms tie LADIES ind 'GENTLs-
MEN sf.4Lc.rand7ia,
THAT the present week will terminate
her stay in thi, city. She takes this opportu-
nifty of rendering her sincere and respectful
thanks, to the generous citizens Of Alexan-
dria, fer the f1auerIng encouragement size
has experienced during her short stay, and in
forms them that the remembrance of their
polite attention, will operate as pleasing
stimulus to her future exertions.
February g. st
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Miniature Painting.

THE Subscriber lat MIR. Thorntons, King
street, between Union and Water-streets,s
viii take
MlNIATURE LIKENEssEs, ON IvoR7,
At the low price of Ten Dollars each, and
warrant them good. Those persons who wish
to favour him with their attention, will please
to make immediate application, as he will re-
main in Alexandria for few days only.
Z. ROGERS.
Feb. 9. St.
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toosnuSloArros.l
COARSE JOKES,
4a,' pfo0ese mirth ia refined minds.
CHAPTER I'd.

i lo : sasie with terrapin on his back
am, = :, s!sk--sailer wanted to part them
Asa or @ Z! ut let him--philosophical re-
|gk na.. s upon the csse--concludcd the
r. psSe cls--return'd to the city-went
ess--heard speech-nothing to
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Legislature Of Virginia.
TUESDAY. san. 81.

rSo't '3ts' -
The following report (whieso lay on the.
Re wss saken up aud read.
Pine committee appointed Jointly with
committee from the Senate, to examine
b The state and condition. Of the Bank OF
ErgIuia, have, according to order, per-
hmsd that duty. They have examined
+ books containing minutes Of the pro-
.rdirgs Of the difectors-a statement OF
capital stock of the company-of the
ptS due to then-of the money deposited
3aevarous bTanches--the notes in circu-
*on, and the cash on hanti-and they beg
Fe e ssFortt, that the books exhibited,
fala iAlr and DISTINCT entries Of the gene-
concerns Of the company showing at
aln periods not only the entire resour-
and the demands which exist against
fnntse aggregate: but also the transac-
IS aatl boncerns OF the individual bran
$, Whereby your committee were ena-
* 70 ascertain the general result, and
Management and operation Of each par
q Kat branch. Your committee beg leave
SalF, thst although the dividends have
lO'Shsd Tor the last year, vet that is
pS1o the interruption of our foreign
+pSres, apd not TO any acknowledgements
Us concerns Of the corporations; out
4. y ns opinion Ct yocr committee, they
s.~uac'td on principles. calculated to
,i,n s;s .as success. and prosperity of the
wanna papers Of the 10Th and 18th ult.
osen received at the Office Of the n,
r. aSap' VIZ; the Messenger, anew Sc
,sS'y Paper, which has Just made ap-
p'Rcs, and the Aurora.
Errioa& at E5aoaana.
''Saary' Spanish ship Olivia, captain
Sans, caGiz, IS days.
i" Little George, capt. Jarwe, from
Il =. JOINS, Canada, "a days.
i m Providence-Spanish schr. He
III ne, capt. AEenaadez.
II, y AURORA contains letter of thanks
Iii asta Of Seville, to the govern
sa0a Tor his public conduct.
1F2m TIC Ncrth dmeYieaa.
III
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1f7n tic North dueyi;cag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-11

The church Of St. Ciovsnnia. in Laseu.s. is the
oldest church in Rome, and. ns they. pretend, in
Chrstendom. It has been rebuilt by the later popes
and is now the second in point of spendour in the
city It's front facade is most magnificent, and
lone cost 100000 crowns. IT'S interour is ornamen
ted with the richest marbles Among the others,
are twenty -four columns Of verd arque, rich spe-
cics of Egyptian marble, taken from the temple of
Jupiter. There are two superb brass columns which
they ASSURE YOU taken from the palace Of Plate
in Jerusalem They shew you the original table, on
which the last supper served. as they pretend,
and the very well were Saviour encountered the
Samaritan woman the curb Of which they have
transported hither But aside from the puerilities of
causIick superstition, this church abounds in works
OF taste in architecture, sculpture, and painting.
The church Of St. Paul's just without the city, is
most extensive and magnificent 1t is 780 feet in
length, and 900 ~ breadth, and of course larger,
than any church in the world out Of Rome. 1t is
supported upon four rows of pillars Of superb mar
ble to the number Of huddred, said TO be taken
from the mausoleum Of Adrian, or as some writer's
say. the baths Of Constantine. II is ornamented
with theportrats Of all the popcs, at the head of
whom they take care to place ST. Peter.
s. Letter 18M f06e concitdedJ
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ny rETra pIsDAR.

AN Owl fell desperately in love, poor soul!
Signing and hooting in his lonely hole
Parrot the dear object of bis wishes,
Who in her cage enjoyed the loaves and fishes.
In short, had all she wantcd---mcet and drink,
Washing aud. .lodging-full enough, think.
Squire Owl most musicaly tells his tale
His oaths, his squeezes, kisses, sghs, prevail Z,
Poll cannot bear, poor heart, TO hear him grievc,
So opes her.cagc, without by your leave,"
Are married, 20 to bed with raptur'd faces,
Rich words, and SO forth, usual in such cases.
,i~tf'ssffi Aarno.J ~ t.'t Ars
A day or two past amorously sweet
Love, kissing, cooing, billing, all their meat
AT length they both fell hungry" What's for dir
=. cI ,ner 4 gttt5,.yc :, ~ ..t.g. ~.
Pray Whist have we to eat, my DEAR quoth Poll
= Nothing by all my WISDOM" answered Owl
~ never thought Of that, as I'm a sinner.
y But iPoli,'on scFething shall put my pats.
what sayst thou, deary, to dish of Rats !"
Rats Mister Owl, dye think that I'll eat rae,
Eat thnm yourself or give them to the CATS
Whines the poor bride, now bursting into tears.
" Well Folly, would yoa rather dine on mouse
"I'ii casch few, if any in the house
Thou daalt not stasve, love, so dispcl thy Fears"
won't eat rats, Il won't eat mouse, I wont,
Don't tell me Of such dirty vermin--don't.
" that IN my caged fad but tarriedv'
Polly" quoth OWL" pm sorry declare,
!" " 30 delicate, you relis not our fare M
You should have tho ught Of that before you a,ri
cd"
a.
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

TINE Subscribers respectfully inform their
i Friends and the publick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the well
known Stables belonging to Mr. TAoMAs
townsend, situated in Green-s.reet, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
be furnished at short notice; particularly
Coachees provided with careful and experienc-
ed drivers, for parties sf pleasure or travel
lers; and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen; they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being we'll calculated for the business, Horses
will be taken in tokrep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods and as they are deter
mined to attend well to every part of their bu-
siness, they hope to merit the favours of the
pnblick. JOHN G. EASTON.
y. WM. E. DRUMMOND.
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge Of WIZ. T.. DRuMMoND, and con-
fdcnce in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement of the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Ne7ohorf, .ftsrH 10, 1909. .srfss ~ ss. ~
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LETTER EIGHTEENTH
rCsntinaed.]

=, ,-I--- T---I =. -. - !,
have made one exception in favour OF the moo
Srns 1t is an important and honourabe ono, thei
paintings they are numerous indeed, they are IN
Vulnerable. excellent. inpataa6se may say, It,nl
invaluable, when tell you that il is sadthata prince
who has ten or twelve large rooms hed with orglr'
ais, sold four to Prince Lucien Buonaparte, fc'
lS0.coo spanish dollars.
The descriptions OF Rome rs more ard9ous, an'
more fatiguug than the examination oif, wash inc
reading OF y may not DC equally 80. nave conciu
dcd ny remarks on the great antiquities OF kom
ana now PASS 70 me oeauuecs winch aasungns
MODERN Kon'e irom tse other S'ues ., EUROPE !. e,
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Nee Grana,yY Gr0ee,y Store.
49, Nall 80. ,,,Jx,.c

NeaV GTanarysS. Grocery Store.
No III, Long wharf
N1ILL be kept constantly for sale CORN
Wv and MEAL, wholesale and retail
Hso, Just received, Quantity of RYE.
Also for Safe--Flour, Salt, Moasses, Gin,
Rum, Brandy, Sugars, various kinds, Coffee,
md Teas, Of different qualities
Likewise, Baltimore Super6ne Flour by the
3arrel-..atso, Rice, Pimento, Ginger, Soap,
Candles, and quantity of Butter, by the 6r-
in.
ALSO--LATxLY RECEIVED,
Sixteen hundred bushels Exuma SALT,
# very sdpeiiour quality, suitable for daires or
auily use, cheap as can be bought in this state
Also for salc, Snuff, Tobacco New-York Soap, English
Starch, and 10 Hogsheads of Sd proof Antique Rum,
and iogshead. Of 4th proof jamaica Rum, of sn
exccllcnt Aavour, and 5 pipes Of Gin.
JusT RECEIVE D--as ADORE,
90 Pipes of 4th proof Spanish Brandy: 20 ci,after
asks Sherry Wine 20 Boxes excellent Raisins 90
Boxes chocolate and quantity of well seasoned
clear boards, and marchsntable ditto
The above Goods will be sold, wholesale
md retail, FOR cash or. approved credit
Wanted TO hurchase---a quantity of CORN
nd RYE, for which Cash will be given.
WILLIAM COGG ESHALL, JuNR.
.3gcnt far the Progressive Company
.Nczpbsrf. .4,fg. 80, 1909 RI
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PUBLICK HEALTH.



BATHING. .HO USE.
TOR the accommodation of those Ladies
Il and Gentlemen, who wish to partake OF
lie luxury of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE will be opened every day, from SUM-
isc until O'Clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted, when it will be closed at 10 O'Clock
/, tho morning Tickets may be had at the
Medicine Store Of SAMUEL w. vfxsos, and
,f the Proprietor. Ladies will please to pass
IN at the door No. ~, Thames-Sfreef. Gen.
.lemen will enter at the east door of the
3athing-H House, Peiham.Sfreef. Subscribers
,vill be furnished with Tickets on account Of
heir Shares, as heretofore.
Nesyhorf, .dhrH 10, 1909.
.sfafe If Rhode-Isiand aud Providence Plan
rf tS. f0fions. s.lt+s ~.
rT> he Creditors Of foHABop ESos, Jun. Of Ere.
= ter in the County of jvdshingtsn labourcr, arc
hereby notified to appear (f they think ft) at the
General Assembly 10 be holden at South Kngsfon,
the County of Vashingfen, on the last MONDAY of
October next, and shew cause (if any they have)
Why his Petition for the benefit OF an Act, made
June 1885, for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, should
THO PECKHAM, Deb Stey
Nssperf. Sept IS, 1909.
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FARM.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, val
J. uable Farm, situated in the townof Psrtsmouth,
adjoining that of SAMUEL ELAN, ESQ. about miles
from Newports-Said Farm contains about 20 acres
OF excellent Land, Dwelling House, Barn, sns.
other suitable out Houses. ~ t.il.
For terms and particulars, apply to- II
- .f HENRY TEW, on the premises.
- .Ve-ryor.t mir. %. lSIo u - So,
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n Nv IA H/O111zxKINsJ NJ ~ hkNH|'
vXTHEREAS. some evil-disposeC
Wv person or pcrsons have dug up, and carri-
ID way from the Garden Of the Subscriber, on the
pont quantity Of Potatoes Whoever will discov-
r the thieves, or give information that they may
ne brought to justice, shall receive the above re-
Yard. GEORGE CLARKE, JUN.
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FOR SALE.

= FOR SALE,
HE House and Lot at the North part
Of Easfon's point, lately occupied by the Rev
Mr. Bradley. ~ t.,la ~. .t.,. \.
-7iso.--The Marsts, spairs, Sails, Rigging, Stores,
&c. suitable for single decked Big, Of ITO or us
tons, or high or dubie decked Brig of l20, or $50
tonss--Apply TO CONSTANT TABER.
,Ne-cterf, September Is, 1879; slsl ~ =
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ATTENTION ~!

THE Subscribers contemplating Disso-
l. luton of Partnership, an adjustment of
stheir Accounts becomes necessary, they there
fore solicit all such as are indebted to them
by Note, or Account, to make immediate pay
mcnt, as their business will shortly be closed.
NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.
4. II,
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FROM wsE ASTHo.IooY.

Original Letters, from an american T,'aveNc
a, Earohs, to, his riends in fAis country.
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Price f,ce Dol1drs,J ~
safe and eifccsual cure Tor the goat. rheuna-
matisrn, lumbago, stone and gravel, gleet, swe2ngs
and weaknesses of the joints sprsns bruises and all
kinds Of green vbundtl,e crarp pains IN the head,
face and body, stiffness Of the neck chiiolans, fro
zen limbs, &c
Since tie above invaluable medicine,verc first dis
covered. by Dr. Robertson, upwards of Seven hum
dred thousand persoss have experienced their salu-
tsry Effects, many Of whom from thegrsatest debility
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iZ|a |I
GE.NULME

GENUINE
Patent and Family Medicines.
Celebrated for the cure of most Diseases TO uI,:ch
~r the Human Body is liable,
Prepared only by the sole proprietor,
80. It. w, DYOTT, NJ ID.
Grandson OF tho late DIR. Ro ER1 n, of Ealn6ry-
to had wholesale md retail at the Proprietor's
MEDICAL DISPENsARY,
No. ll6, North Second street, second door above
, Race-street, PAiadelpia.
ff Dr. koBERTs0N'S
CELEBRATEp
Stomachick Elixir of Health.
(Price one doilar and. fjty cents.
Which has proved by thousands who have exueri.
enced its beneficial effects to be the most valuable
medicine ever offered to the pubck, for speedily re-
hevmg and curing the cramp, pains and wind in the
stomach, and carrying off supcrfuous bile removing
habtual costveness, sickness the stomach severe
head ache, &c. &c. 80.
For the dysentary or lax, cholera morbus severe
grpings and other diseases of the bowels, and the
summer bowel complaint in children, it has proved
certain remedy and restored to perfect health from
the greatest debility
Persons afflicted with pulmonary complaints or dis
orders OF the breast and lungs, even if in the most
advanced state, will find immediate relief
Common coughs and colds which are generally oc-
casioned BY obsructed perspiration, will be found to
yield to its benign influence in few hours.
In asthmauck or consumptive complaints, hoarse-
ness wheezngs shortness of breath and the whoop~
ing cough, 1t will give immediate relief
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.ArorHxcAR Newport where PamphfS
containing certificates Of cures &c, may
had gratis. a
Take Notice thai none arc genuine viAouS
Signature Of r. w. DYOTT, ~ y. ~
,Nsrtrf, S<Psember, 1909,
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FOR SALE,
THAT pleasant situation South Of the
= Briek-.harket, about so feet on Inames-sfrees
extends about 4Oo feet west, with small Wharf,
There are two large and very commodious Dwelling
Houses, fronting on 1ha,ues.sireet No. 1877 and
l9s, with two convenient Shops in front the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families
..isf., .ss !. .s,l,ls. JOSEPH ALLEN.
.Ncscporf September 1S. 1909.
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DIR. RoBERTsoN'S
PATENT STOMACHrCK WINE BTTTEgS.

r Price dollar ~
These celebrated and we'll known Bitters are corn-
posed purely of vegetables of the innocent yet
specifick virtues, and are particularly recommended
for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach and increasing the appe-
tie; they expel worms in all ages, but frcm their
simplicity and safety, most natural ard efiectu-
al vermifrge when administered to children they
aresgratefully warm snd pungentiy afomatick they
extremely servceable in all seasons, but partieu.
larly so on the approach of warm weather, when biz
ious habits experience such total loss Of appetite
they also certain preventive against those COM
plants so in the spring and fa seasons such
intermittent fevers and agucs, long autumna fc-
vers, dysentaries, &c.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar to
themselves, Of qualifying and ameloratng those in
Aammatory pernieious qualities inherent in ardent
spirits and so often fatal when taken upon empty
siomsch and converts them into wholesome pleas
ant and nvigorating stomachiek.
81 Prom their celebrity IS an antidote against the
scurfy they are partc ry calculated for seafarir
persons, to whose attention they particularly
commended they are verS pleasant Cordial Bitter
and are recommended for the Use Of tayesns as We
rs private houses.
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FOR SALE, III 6Ggah.)

THE we'll known New-York
~TXAs Packet MARY ANN, 81 tons burthcn,
a.. Tzzss2af 16 months old, in perfect order for
business, having lately been painted
from the Keel Her inventory is complete as Pack
ct. The terms will be made easy For particulars.
Apply 10 EARL & ASTON.
n. B II the above vessel is not. sold at Private
sale, by the Goth November next, she will then be
oo'o at rubhck Auction. .Aswpert, cett 13.