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and shall nave been warned not to proceed to
any Of the ports of Holland aforesaid, and
shall, Notwithstanding such warning, be found
attempting TO proceed to any such port.
And it is further ordered, that after the
said ninth day of june next, no vessel OF the
said United States which shall have cleared
out, or be destined to any Of the ports Of Hol-
land from any other port or place not subject
to the restrictions of the said order OF the Goth
Of April last, after notice of such provisional
agreements aforesaid, shall be molested or
interrupted in her voyage by the commanders
of his maesty's ships or privateers.
And his Majesty is pleased further to order
and it is hereby ordered, that the several or
ders of the 9TH January, and / lth November,
1907, as altered by the said order of the 2eth
ofAprir last, shall also be suspended, SO far as
is necessary for the protection Of vessels of
the said United States, which shall clear out
TO any ports not declared to be under the res
friction of blockade from any part of Holland,
between the 9th day of June and the first day
of July next.
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TINE Subscribers arc, by the Court Of
4 Probate of the town Of Westerly, APP
pointed Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust the Claims OF the Creditors against
the Estate of Henry G. ChamfHr, late Of said
Ipesferiy, deceased, represented lnsolvcnt
and hereby give Notice, that Sic Months from
the 20th day Of Nay, A. d, 1909, arc allowed
to the Creditors Of said Estate to bring in and
prove their respective Clsims and that we
will attend at the Dwelling-Housc Of the wid.
ow Nancy Chsmfiin, in sdtd Westerly, on the
second Mondays Of August, September, and
Novcmbef next, for that purpose.
THOMAS HOXIE,3 Z
JOHN CROSS, S0"' :
Westerly, June %, 500.
All persons indebted to said Estate, arc re.
qucsted to make immediate payment TO
NANCY CHAMPLlN, ? x,..,.
JOSEPH PENDLETON, w -
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TyNtb,--to THE PubHck. !

rFHE best way from Boston to New. York,
and from Ncw-York "a Boston, is by the
way of Newport,~hat remarkable healthy and
delightful place, so pleasant and agreeable to
travellers, Norwich way TO the contrary not
withstanding.)
The Proprietors ofthc Commercial Line of
Of making the travelling and conveyance as
easy and as expeditions as possible toallthose
doing business, as well as 10 those that travel
for pleasure. they arc determined 70 spare nc
pains IN accomplishing this object.
With leading breeze the Packets are gem
orally from Is to 20 hours, from Ncw-York
to Newport, and the Stages are from 10 to
Il hours going to Boston. n.--Frequcntiy, Gen.
tlcmen leave New York in the morning, and
arrive at Boston the next day at night. The
roads are good, and have excellent accommo-
dations the stages and horses are as good as
any in America the Packets belonging to
Newport, and kept as New-Yofk and New
port Packets, are thought to be the best in
the known world, and are SO acknowledged by
all those who are judges They are fast sal
lers furnished with elegant accommodations,
and with every ryconvcnicncc that can be wanted.
The Proprietors of the Commercial Line of
Stages have established Wagons, to go
through to Boston and Newport twice a week.
They leave Boston Tuesdays and Fridays,and
arrive at Newport on Mondays and Thurs
days.-Lcavc Newport and arrive at Boston
same time.
Congress at their last session, passed law,
establishing Land Office for the purpose Of
entering and clearing goods subject TO draw
back, in Boston and In Newport, in order that
thc merchants might obtain their debcntures
on suchGoods as should be sent ovcr-land to
Boston 6rto New York Merchant in New
York and Boston, as we'll as all others, wish
ing to have goods transported overland cxpc-
ditiously and safe can now be accommodated
All goods and Articles, that may come direct
to the care of JAMES PERRY, and landed
on his wharf in Newport will be attended to,
and forwarded - directed.
J. PERRY, Newport.
J.TRASK, Boston.
J. SMITH, Taunton.
Gr The Printers Of the Boston papers
are requested to publish the above.
Ne-rt,orf, Jaiy l9, 1909
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TO I'LL OFFIC'EhS md SOLDIERS,
mn TIIFIi2 TER. AL nEpRE,Sr Nsls ATIyFS.


Or THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES,,
Who served in tho Regiment Called the
" Virginia Blues" commanded by the late
gen. then col.) Geo. Washincton, from tho
year i754 TO 1864, and all those who served
In the Goth regiment Royal Aruericrns, ccm-
mandcd by col. Henry boqutt and also al
those who served in tho PennsyIsunia proyin-
cials, first battalion, Commanded by the late
major-general John Armstrong, ii the rcvciu-
tionary wars, and formerly q col. OF the Penn
sylvahia Provincias, I'd Commanded by col.
James Burd Sd commanded By tho late gen.
Hugh Mercer, (ihen coI.) 9Th commzpded BY
the late col. Turbut Francis.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That they arc entitled to valued bounty of
crowned land, by virtue Of thc.king Of Eng
lands proclamation, dated the 9TH Oct. l76S.
The service must be proved BY eommIssion,
discharge, or living witness.
Applications may be made 10 Andrew Eli
cott, Esq. and Paul Zantzingcr, Eco. notary
publick, Lancaster George Lewis Letter,
Esq. York John Copp, Esq Hnryisburgh
Hugh Brunson, Esq. Gcorrctown, Northun-
bcrland county John Scott, notary publick,
Shippensburgh John Holiday, ESQ. Char
bursburgh Charles Boyard, ESQ. Carlisle I;
Jacob RudcsiI, Esq. associatc Judge, Hanover.
York coanty Charles ]. Smith, Bedford
township and county Robert Robb, ESQ.
Munccy Lycoming county; Frederick. Hub
Icy, Esq. LEBANON, Dauphin county I; Flavel
Rowan, ESQ, Buffaloc, Northumberland co,s
y William Foulk, Esq. Willianssport Ly-
coming county, and David Lusk. ESQ. near
the mouth Of Baldcagle crcck, who arc rcques-
ted 10 affix the subscribers name a. agent 70
ell fsx> -
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p. o. RICHMOND,

Ras just received (af tis Cash S.ore, No. iss,
Thames Street. ia dddificn 10 his .tormsr
assortment
A LARGE supply of India Buttons
IA Checks; Callicoes and Muslins, of e.
ny description Cotton SLirting black ard
white Cotton Cambricks; plain and figured
Lcno Spider-nct and Book Muslins Lon-
don print and Fancy plaid Cling Ladies'
long and haLit Silk Gloves do. white and
coloured Kid do. plaid and plain Lustrings
GentTemcn's and Ladies white and coloured
Hosiery; Common and Cambrick Dimities |;
Sewing Silks Silk Umbrellas and Bandan-
ma Handkerchiefs with variety Of other sea-
sonablc GOODS; all of which having been
bought at Auction In boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Newport.
.Ncsehorf, Juiy 90, 1909.
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At Rarana. on the 9TH July, Mfr. GEORGE Trw
BARKER, aged Is, Capt Richard Barker, of this
town. In the death Of this amiable young man, We
have strong and striking proof OF the uncertainty of
human existence. But short time since he was
warm and vigorous with social mir,h but is now no
longer tenant of this lower world. To completely
deGneatc his whole Characters not our province As
son he was dutiful and afIectionate; rs brother
Kind ard attentive as friend faithful and true
christian pious and sincere. He open and man.
ly z his department, and remarkable for the urbani-
ty Of his disposition He early professcd the chris
tian religion, and always practsed what he professed
Ncr did his religion desert him in the hour of disso-
luon: Placing firm reliance on the merits Of his
Saviours ne resigned his soul into the hands of that
God who created it, and met his fate with camness
and resignation. Let those who knew him and ad-
inircd the early marks which he exhibited of future
emineicc and usefulness, console themselves under
the reflection, that although no longer sojouner in
tis world, be is translated to the realms Of happi
ness, and i participating the rewards of c blessed
YAc srce: remembrance ef the just
81 iS.aH Reurish s,ken they sxcb IN dusfv
On his passage from the Hovaso, Mr. srAxrox
PEcxpAn, aged 2l, son Of Mr.. Henry Peckham, of
Ids town To aa cntcrprizing and pcrseverin1 dis
postioa he added rccttcde Of conduct that oecur-
ed him The eon6denec Of his employers The social
'irsass we're happily blended in himas son, broth
or. ard friend, nc was all that could render him dear
and Invaluable. His loss is severely felt by his
rcxions and friends, whose tears can only cyincc
their sorrow for departed excellence.
At Uu-1Tick, nfrs. SusAsxAH WEsTcorT, aged
AZ, vife Of Thomas westcotf, Esq.
At BssfOn, Mr.. ZEvHtos THArEss aged 67,--
prncc-Mr. Rurvs BABcock, aged 26.-Miss HAN
NAN swAx, aged 90, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Swan.
Mrs ANN ABnANs, aged 60, wife OF Mr.. William
AbrEns.--Mr. WrLLrAA SAITH, sged 81
Az PhiiacsipA6o, Mr.. TuonAs ALrnoxr.--su-
.sAssAu WAsDfs, aged lo9-a daughter cf one Of
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1909.
CoMMUN,CATIoN.

The Federal Editors, partizans of British poticks,
are once more hrospn c6ock," and seem al q loss
whether to unite in maintaining the al ast and 1sise
policy of Great-Brtan towards the United States or
support the lowered and injured dignity of His Ma
jes Us Minister, Mr.. ERsKlSE. And as they are al
ways ready to avenge the cause OF England ra-
ther than that of their own country, we shall see
them dividing, some the side of their Royal Mas
ter, others that of their Minister, and every one
of them advocating and defending every policy, but
the true interest OF the American States.
TCnlee
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England at her Old Tricks AGAIN :

n f.nSidHo az HeF Cld TICKS ag0H
The following american vessels were car
ried into Kingston, (Iamaca) in the course of
last month Sch. Eliza-Ann of Newburyport,
condemned Sch. Mercury, OF New-Hayen,
do--Brigantinc San pson, of Saybrook, do
Sch. Caroline, OF Norfolk, waiting trial
= The above vessels are said to have been ta-
ken for violation of the British Orders of
April last. This therefore may be consider
ed as the re-commencement of a system OF
depreciation on our commerce, and a practical
comment on the disayowal recently made by
the British Ministero of the arrangement made
by MIR. Erskine with our Government.
In addition to the above, we are sorry to
add, that the Baltimore papers advise that
Charles Baylics, of Boston, with an american
Protection, was impressed in May last, from
the ship Sally, lately arrived at that port. -
> Boston Chronicle.
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TO connEspoSpEN Nrs.

" .,fscelon;a," No. 1, has been received and shall
appeac next week. The writer has hit upon pleas
ing subject that Of culling the beauties OF Literature,
and selecting the richest gems of science. We hope
that he will conti@e the subject and draw from the
yast storchouse o the cassicks, those interesting
tracts, which are obscurcd from the eye Of the COM
mon observer and are seen only By the scholastick
reader
Full NAM a gem Of fpurestray serene,
The dark utJflthom'd cages Of ocean bear
Fin many .9o1ver mas born 10 bud anscen
lind 1rGcte its fragrance on the desert oir''
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REMOVAL.
NATHANIEL DEARBORN.

HAVING removed from .hcvrorf, and
i i commenced business in Providence, in
the BUpK-BiNDINo and SrATioSAaY line
tenders his thanks to his Friends and Custom
crs, for their patronage. during his residence
in Iswfcrt; and solicits~a continuance oi
their favours, with an assurance that oil orders
and directions in his line shall DC executed
with fidelity and despatch.
All Persons against whom he has Demands,
are requested to call on Robert Rogers, Esq.
with whom they are lodged for collection,
with an expectation of a settlement within
a month in order to enable him to satisfy all
Demands against him.
Jniy 26fh, 1909.
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vTHAT valuable and wel-known Lot in
Thames-strect, next North of Mcssrs.
RnopEs & CAnooNE's Store, which rs a
stand for business, Is equal TO any in New
port.--.fis9, One Lot No. Is. Long-Wharf.
lndisputabIc titles will be givcn.-For further
particulars enquire of
WILLIAM S. N. ALLAN.
Newport, July 26, 1909.
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FOR SALE,
H ExcslZent Farm,

r YING in the town Of Little Compton,
IL (R. - about half mile from the sea
shore, on the main West road leading to Sc
CONT Point; containing about lao Acres OF
profitable well watcred Land.--On said Farm
is q convenient Dwelling House, Stable, and
Crib; with good Orchard, &c.--Conditions
of sale male easy and a'yiew of the prcmis.
es, TO any person inclined to. purchase, by call
ling on the Subscriber
ROBERT wOODMAN.
Liffhe COMPTON, Jnty 81, 1909.
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. 6S, 1hames-sfrcet,
IIhS for salca-ioo bbIs. Prime Pork, war
4 i rarted Gin, perpipe.
.dfso--An assortment Cf GROCERIES.
N. b. He transacts Commission Business,
Those who are disposed TO favour him in this
line, may depend on his cxcrtions in their BE-
hulf.
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July &c.
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MARINE LIST.

BRIsroL, July 2l.--Arrived sch. Eliza, capt.
layer, HAVANA, II days. Left. ship Hnmden,
Holmes, for Philadelphia, to sail in 10 days brig
Fayourite, Mosier, Providence, just arrived brig
----, Motley, TO sail in days for New-York brig
Havana Packet Williams, for Boston, to sail in days
and number other American vessels, uncertain.
Markets we're duh at the Hsvana-sugars and
coffee very high and rising.
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tie house (blacx) servants Of William Penn, psopri-
ctor Of Pennsylvania born in March, l70l being the
year in which he left the province on his return
to England; at that time Philadelpha, the iarg
est city in the United States, was wilderness, the
Inhabitants Of which chiefly Indians oi the rSi-
aware and other tribes. Her memory was good, and
her sight which improved towards the close Of her
life remarkably clears Of hate time she became hard
of hearing.
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TVOR sale, by tho subscriber, three Lots of
l. Ldnd, OH Division strcef, near tho
Trinity Church, suitable for building. These
Lots are pleasantly situated, and in a healthy
part ofthc town. They will be sold ON mo-
dcrste terms, ifapphcd, for before the 2lst
Of Auglst--at which time they will be sold
at tPubIick Auction, If not previously disposed
of at private sale.
NORTON WILLBOR.
Ncryhcrf. syrIu 26
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MfRRIED.

At Prorsdence, Mr.. JOSEPH II. MASON, to Miss
MARY FL WILLBuR.--s;r ABEL HERINoToN, of
Connecticut, to Miss MARY ARRIscToN, Of Prov-
sdence.-Mr. NM. BuRRoscus, Of Waraick, to Miss
LYDIA CARY, of the former place
:. At .4shfsrd, (Con.) Mr.. ISRAEL DAY, jun of Pro-
zidence, to Hiss MARY PERKINS, of the former
place. tS.H
At Bayviarfon, Mr.. THOMAS w. T. BIcKaELL,
to Miss ELIZA HAnars, daughter Of capt Benjamin
Harris, of Iaunton, .t.ass.
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NOTICE.

A IL Demands against the Estate of Hi
IA liam II. Thursfcn, late of .NcWttory, mar
iner, must be rendered to the Subscriber with
in twelve months from August last other
wise they will be dcbarrcd payment.
DANIEL VAUGHN, .fdniniSfr6sor.
Charfegon, Is. c. Juiy, 1902
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We are requested to notice, that Mr.. WILLIAM
L. SMIrH. private in Capt. Beall's company, will
deliver discourse at the State-fiouse, on Friday af-
ternoon ncxt, at 4 O'clock, PM
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Weybossef-sfreef, Precedence,
HAVE lately received direct from the
j j Manufactures supply of
HARDWARE,
Consisting or--Fying-Pans, Shovels, Spades,
Shovels and Tongs, Handirons 200 doz.
cas;-steel and common Files OF all kinds
large and small smith and bench Vices Cast
Steel in bars of different sizes iron and brass
Wire, Of all numbers weights in sets, from
l-2 OF. to 4 ID. z, Ia, %, and 56lb. 10. with
Scale Beams, assorted (; SO dozen Knives and
Forks consisting of white ivory, polished
stag, white bone, and black horn handles De
sert do. of different kinds ,utanna and iron
table and tea Spoons som. best white chapel
sharp, between and blunt Needles IN exten-
sive assortment of pen and pocket Knives,
Scissors, Sheers, sc. SIC. Their present sup
ply added to their former stock, makes an as
sortment equal to any in this country. Those
in want of Goods in their line will do well to
call and see for themselves, as their articles
are too numerous 10 particularize in an ad-
vertizement
N. b. They have just received small as
sortmcnt of MILL SAWS, made by T..
WATERS of Sutton (Mass.)
~ They continue to give Cash for old
copper, brass, lead and pewter.
Providence, Jniy 90, 1909.
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Ncwherf, Miy.26.
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Amcrirat, Congress.
ELEVENTH CoNGREss-Ertra Session.
HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY,, MAYl4.'

WEDNESDAY,, MAYl4
Mr.. Bacon presented petition from
Charles Turner, claiming the seat of William
Bailies, of Massachusetts, and also memo
rial from sundry inhalytants of the district,
protesting against thcsclection of William
Bailies. Referred to the ccmmittc Of cleo
tions.
A petition from sundry inhabitants of New
buryport, praying for the erection of new
light house, and a petition from sundry mer-
chants of Philadelphia, praying to be dis
charged from certain penalties incurred un-
der the embargo laws, were presented and re-
fcrred to the committee of commerce and
manufactures. ts
Mr Randolph, a(tera variety Of introduc-
tory remarks, in which he advocated the pro-
priety Of reducing the standing military
force, and Of keeping'a watchful eye. on the
expenditure of publick money, submitted the
following resolution I: s-
Rcsolved, That the troops raised BY the oct Of tho
18th April 1903, entitled an act to raise addition
al military force, be Immediately disbanded, and that
the nnexpended money appropriated to that subject,
an also any balance OF appropriations tor gan ooats
winch may be unexpended, be applied towards arm
ing ae whole body Of the militia OF the United States
Resai,ed. That committee be appointed TO inquire
and report whether the MONIES drawn RON the treasu
ry since the Sd of March. 1901, have been faithfully
applied the objects for which they were approrria
ted, and whether the same have been regularly ac-
counted for and report likewise whether any furth
arrangements are necessary to promote economy,
TO enforce adbearsncc to legislative restrictions, and
to secure the accountability ofPersons intrussed with
the publick monies.
The yeas and noes were taken on the ques-
ton of considering the resolutions, and j was
carried unanimously.
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only from our merchant vessels, but fiom cur
publick ships of war submitted to have paid
| tribute to this new AIgiers, and worn in quiet
Incidence these disgracciu badges of more
than colonial slavery. These principles once
| admitted, it would. have been impossible ever
| to have resisted their practical application.
| Having lost the sense of shame, which is in
nations as in individuals, the great prcscrva-
tive of honourable GRANDEUR we should have
sunk to degradation more rapidly than we had
risen to eminence. How different is the
prospect which now lies before us, gi!ded
with the beams of glory, and adorned with the
vcrdurc OF prosperity A settlement Of our
differences with France follows as a matter
OF course after the relinquishment by Britain,
of her attempt to monopolise ard tax the
commerce Of the world--and this partial ad-
Justmcnt OF our controversies with Britain,
may be regarded as the sure harbinger of
permanent and honorable arrangement upon
all the other points in dispute between the
two countries. Even now the slaves Of the
British ministry anticipate with dread conccs4
sions on their part upon the subject of the
imprcssmcnt Of American scamcn, If the
rule of Sc, of blockades, and of contraband Of
war, knowing as they we'll do, the native
magnanimity ,uncorruptcd sense of Justice, and
delicate respect for the rights Of others, of
their countrymen, they are now cndeavoring
to alarm them, lest their government should
induce Britain to conceec something to us,
which might inflict wound upon her pride,
and dispel the fumes Of vanity, with which
she is intoxicated. But their occnhaHon's
gone 1.-THE British government have seen
how small is their influence in this nation, and
they must make their minds up soon to retire
upon ha5f fay, until Some new crisis of ma
ional difficulty may arrive, in which they may
again attempt to stir up the storm of civil
discord, and build their power upon the ruins
of their country. OF this we may at least be
sure, that they will preserve their consistency
to the very-last, and will require the ceasecss
vigilance of the nation. Those who have
been deceived and duped by them, may fall
OIL but the main body Of clloice spirits will
still continue to watch every occurrence which
may open to them the most distant prospect
of attaining the object they pursue with UNI
tired perseverance,.
A FREEMAN.
The zvriter Of the foregoing has requested
that Me lefter ef Mr.. .dpAMS, 10 which his
communication aHudes, might be published in
The -sanae hafer. TIE letter Of Mr.. .fDAMs
follows. V>D