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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
LATE AND i IMPORTANT,

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The Philadelphia Political Register, cs ptsdncs-
cdy last contains the following news from Europe s.
g Perbrig Expectation, capt. Turner, in
y days from Laguira, we are indebted to a
passenger "a board for the following inforlna-
ton 49, f5ssr ~
.,. Two days previous 10 my departure from
Laguira, accounts were received of the arri-'
val Of a sch. in Porto CabelIo, which left Ca
dig, on the 10th May at that date all Catalo-
MIA was evacuated by the French, and the pat
riots were lin possession of Barcelona and
Port Monjuy--Th he French troops that were
oniy &c, leagues distant from Seville, had re-
treated to Madrid The ministerial gazette
likcwisc contained the pleasing intelligence
ofa severe engagement having taken place
between the French and ,Austrians, in which
the latter were completely victorious, the
former having lost 10000 killed, wounded
rsnd prisoners .--R Rumours were in circulation
that Joseph Bo,napatc had left Madrid for
Paris.
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MARINE, LIsT.

Ensered--Brig industry. Garter, Bonayisia Sip.
Swift Slocumb, T,uks-lslmd, do Franklin, Gibbs.
n. York do Fame, Walden. dos DO. Express,
Wood, do; do. Columbia, Alien, Wilmington
Clsdred-lnig Polly, Thateller, Ja,nfica do
German Peggy, Gorion, Havanna do. Hercules
Courtney, Calvert. Charleston, schooner Paragon,
Jackson, Edcnton, do. Lucy champIn, plilsacl-
phiA' sloop Columbia, Basket, Aansssraam; do.
Iileypp, Walden, Nsw-york. do Golden Agc. i.an-
dcrs do do, Polly, Burt do; do, Nancy, Greene,
Go ,g
Arrived on Friday last Big Industry, Carter, OF
this port, In 90 days from Bcnais.s--Left, brig
Delaware, Storer of and ior Portland IN 8 dsys the
only American yesccl there. s.s
Arrived at East Greenwich on Saturday the 2fti,
ult the Ship Dsuphin, Joshua sayer mister S5 lays
from the Coast of Bra.ils with 500 barrels of 0---
Juee lIth I'm LAT IS, so, lang So, spoke ltig s.lly
and Eliza Besl, IL days from Alexandria Cor Earbs-
does, all we'll. .s@
The Ship George Washington, Gardner of and
from this port, was left al Lisbon on the 20t Of Nay
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JoH3 DxvrRrAL, aged 70. . +. e
At Crccriend, (Nlsss) daughter OF Mr. Joshua
Cushing, aged IS Of the k;iaw, occasoned by
running ti.osn into the palm OF her hand.
AT H@ySrd, lconu> Mr.. RerAI Hown1I, a.
ged Ts.t an
AZ Sewers, (com.) Mr.. Mosrs PELTos, aged
So.
At Thompson. (conn) Dr.. DAsIrL Rocsas, fl-
nous for-curing cancers.
At Ufrdo,. (yer) Master sryaouR DeIcos.
aged l6 lie wont into the water IN company NTH
other lads, and unfortunately plunged into a deep
hole Every exersion was made tciestore him, bur
they werc Intellectual
At Ai.s- ifs.sich (N. H. the Rev srErHrx Fan
eaS, asctl7
"A, Of the Judges Of the Couse OF Common iicss
OF Rensselaer, county,
In A,4sucly, Mr.. CHArnAs, killed by three of
his slaves with Nandss,kes. They brns log hcap
upon his body, wIlich'was consumed with Gre. The
negroes have been spprchcndet, and have confessed
,heir guil,
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London papers down to the 10Th May, which con.
tain the following intelligence hare been received at
Halifax. ,..h .Ss.g.
,hsss Gsrs,s \ appears shsrs has leea some
the French in which the latter has been uniformly
victorious. Four battles had bcen fought of which
aparticuar account is given by two Bulletins Of The
French Grand Army. .z.s !. 4, S
We have not to publish tsc bulletins at length
I've have therefore given an abstract,
7 AT the battle of Pcgenhegsn---,hc French
claimed 500 prisoners.
Battle of the 7onn--the Austrians lost be-
tween 6 and 700 prisoners. In these engage
ments the Auatlians suffered materially u
mong their officers. Gen. I.itchenstein and
Gcn eLusignan is mentioned among the
Battle of .f6ens5erg--an attack was made
on 10000 Austrians, by Buonapartc in person.
The fruits ofthis Battle were eight standards,
twelve pieces of and $4,000 prisoners.
Battle of Landshut--So pieces Of cannon,
5000 prisoners 600 ammunition waggons,ai,d
5000 baggage Wagons and the Austrian
hospitals and magazines, were taken by the
French
Battle Of Eckmuhk--Thc French lost 1000
prisoncrs-the great cmpcrour was in a ter
ride raye--he sworc that in twcnty.four
hours Austrian blood should flow in Ratisbon,
\ 20 revenge this insnif TO his arins. The Aus
TRANS engaged, arc stated at 10000 men,
under the Archdukc Charles, who narrowly
escaped being made prisoner. All their
wounded, the greater part of thcir artillery,
fifteen sta pdards and 10000 pfisoncrs.--werN
/ fiie fruits ofthis battle.
- Battle of Ea,is5cH---tbis battle CONNIE need
at day bread. Three successive charges were
made by the Austrian cavalry Which. attclnps-
cd to toyer the, CITY 8Cco Kustrlans were
cut 10 pieces. The. DuIt of 1Isdt< t<bsi1orCs<
-s4d q Ss1>1i,<nA * y ~ ~ W - -
ia the wyil 81 the city. = All ashb mode s<& ~
. :hnce wcrc crt TO pieces. The Ahumhcr ko]
prisoners exceeded 5000. - I, Z
In all these bottles the French; estimate
their loss at onlycl2o killed aud 4ooo'volin.
1 ded ! Z sfstk e.
OF 100000 of which tho Austrian army
/ WAS composed, all have been engaged except
( 10000. On the other hand, neaSly 'onc half
Of the French army have not fired shot
3 The second Bulletin is dated Head Quar-
itcrs at Muhldorif, April s7, and gives an ac-
count cf the movements Of several divisions,
to intercept the Austrians in their retreat
This Bulletin, after stating that the Archdukc
Charles had been cut of from the Inn and
Vienna, and was retiring to the mountains o
Bohcmia, a,concludes with Proclamation from
Buonaparte to his armies, in which he says
he has TOO pieces Of cannon so 900 pri1ncrs
and promises before month is elapsed, to y
at Vienna.
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i. WHITE.

DEGS leave to inform tie inhabitants OF
ID Newport and tho vicinity, that, exclusive
of the .arftftiat = Fgowsr-malsng, Uc. lie in-
tends TO carry ON .Wgn and Osnamenmf I'aba-
ing end parnishiny--0iL and DURNlSH
GILDlNG--in altits various branches.
CORAL VARNISH !; dark and light Ja-
pai,, and other VARNISIlES.
LADIES NEEDLE WCdsK painted and
framed.
(, MINIATURES, PORTRAITS s. PRO-
FILES taken, Js'asnyd or unframed
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and TO transact srch other business as claimed
their attention.
On Friday, they unanimously elected the
Hon. CHRssrorHRR 0RASr CHAmrLrS,
Esq. Senator from this State in the United
States Congress, to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of the Hon. FRANcIs
MALsoSE, Esq.
: On the same day the following gentlemen
were elected Justices of the Supreme Judicial
Court, viz.
Hon. Thomas ARNOLD, Esq. Ch;ef Jsstier.
..-sre WILLIAM MARcHANT, ESQ. 2d.
5 WILLIAM ANTHONY, Esq. Sd.
JosErn REySoLps, Esq. 4A.
BEHJAmIx JOHNSON, Esq. 5h.
JOHN CooxE, Jun. Esq. was chosen SEN
ator in the Legislature, in the place of Ws
ASruoNr, Esq. appointed TO the Supreme
Judicial Court.
Col. ANDREW MCunaiE, was chosen
Brigadier-Gen. Major Thomas ID. STALL,
LieNtenani-C Colonel Commandant ; and Capt
HrSRS Bull, Brigade Major and Inspector,
Of the FIRST brigade OF Militia. (0fsrrary)
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= m tIls t0wn, By the Rev. Mr.. Dchon, Mr. JoHu
Isop,A r, to- Mrs REpEccA PEcxnxh, daughter Of
,Thpnas Ftckhasu, Esq
AT Brpskan, ( Con. on the IS uIt. by the Rcv. DR..
F6nK, II. .SxxuEr r. GARpnss, Merchant, TO Miss
sAnAn BfASron daughter Of Mr.. Robert Bfayton,
oftsistown.
Brcex BAsros, laughter Of William: Barton, Esq
At .Naufucsef, Mr.. BAnziLLA vfLBvn, 20 Miss
sally TtcxznHAx.-Maj PKTxn GRIssxEL. Of
Provfden~s, 10 Miss EusfcE coLRxAa.. Of Vim
fuck<f,-Mr. JANIS r. CBAcE, 20 Miss ELIZA Fol-
oIR.--l1r, JANIS gopIssox, to Miss JuDrTH
WEsr.
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NV ANTED an Apprentices q tho Cabin
w ct making business. "A smart active
Lad, about II or IS years Of age, who can
produce good recommendation, may hear 6f
situation by applying Il the Office Of The
Rhode Isiand Rcji461eGn. :. 6
N. d. One from the country would be per-
fcrrcd1 f.1,1,H s. |
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Bp sDaiI.
OHIO.

se kCLNcINNATI, NAY 81.
7ornadu.---On Sunday the osth, about
three O'Clock in the afternoon, was cxpcricn-
ced dthe most violent Tornado ever known BY
the Oldest inhabitants of this town: Twisting
off trees or tearing them up by the roots--
tearing of roofs, throwing down chimneys,
bursting. the sides Of houses, and completely
rszing some to tho sround--5ucying aioft the
scattered fragmcnts--shingle boards, tim
Der andslarsc pieces Of roofs of houses, float
ing, promiscuously thro' the air, assaiIing
some newy strong brick buildings, wrcnching
cut the sides or ends as they happened to be
attacked. The academy, new brick build
ing with strong frame steeple, was thrown
down below the FIRST story. BY accounts re-
cciscd, it. has dcnc much damage to the hou-
ses, cabins, fences, fruit-trees, and timber of
thc adjacent country for considerable dis
lance. .s.ss -
,rxE =.
Disfs,essiag cctasfrofhe.--Tn the history of
uaelapcholly accidents we seldom find q par
siIel with the following
On Sunday morning, the 28th uIt. Mr.
Jssac Simpson, Of Milton township, Butler
county, went into his we'll for the purpose of
txklSf np = bucket, which had fallen IN the
:"
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Prince SrAHnEMBEno, Ambassadors from the
mperour Of Austria. arrived in Londor,, on the 10Th
o. May He states, that the losses sustarcd by tho
Frepch In Che several actions Of which Bulletin
counts are giyenwcrc quite great those ofthc
not entered on the Aus.ian Territory The Tyro-
lssc have declared in favour Of Austria and the
Aslssriaps have gained some important advantages
IN Italy.
The Ambassadors is in good spirits, and by no
means considers the late battles as decisive OF the
fass.$f the var.
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XAANTED, am Apprentice to tho House
Wv Carpenters Business. "A lad from,
IA to is years, (producing sstisfsctory re-
ccmmcndations) would hear Of n good situa-
ton, on application at this Ofice. q 4.
N: b. One from the country would have
tho preference. Jxns 2.
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=
Gen. Joachim Blake, Conmandant of the
Division of Torsosa, has written to our Gen.
Rctling, under date of April.4, at Tortosa, an
account of several small affairs in which the
Patriots have been successful. .E ,1
The accounts from Tarragona are to April
II, ON which day, very animating Procla-
nation was issued by Gen. Rcding. The
French appear to make no progress on the
South of Spain. In the naidd'e OF March,
they were about.totake TarragoRa
-s -. PrUs, APRIL 4.
We have lust learnt that between 500 and
1000 of the Gallo Italian troops in this Prov
ince have deserted, and joined the brave Pat
riots at Il arragona.s
The Seville dates ave to April oe--scvcral
DAYS the latest. The Spanish Junta was still
there, and had Just issued a Proclamation,
which shews that their confidence ofevcntual
success, and their detestation of those who
are endeavouring to force King upon them
is undiminished. is,y.
Francisco Palafox,. brother probably of
sic immortal hero of Sarragossa, has publish
ed AN ami mating Address to the brave ARA
gonese..
Letters from the Spanish General Cuesta
arc TO April -.
JosEPH .BoNAPARTE sol dissant King of
Spain, has written letter to the Supreme
Jvnts, lanscnting- the contest in Spain, and
the nisfortunes it had produced, and propos-
ing that Commissioners should be appointed
to negotiate .fortranpuiizing the country.
The Junta answered, that all their calam-
ties were attributable to the criminal ambition
of the EoNAPARrEs s. that JOSEPH would res
tore tranquility if he pleased by withdrawing
the Frenclltroops and himself and returning
to the country the scyereignit acknowledged,
ard they had rnadc:oath to accept efno other
terms. ~ - - n, -a.l
4 ~ he Portuguese paper has many accounts
of donations for carrying on the war Tor their
independence. . .@.. sai q
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.ysmoraaer.; and the reports now that the
Portuguese iro5ps under Gen. Ntriefc, are
near that place, and viii attack the French.

- LISBON, NAY lS.. =
TIE 18th inst. being the anniversary of.
shs birth of the Prince Regent, who is as
much tse sovereign of our choice, as he is by
inheritance. it was celebrated in a brilliant
,nanrcr. The ships were dressed, snd saln-
red the troops were in full dress on parade,
ald fred feu de joie and the Castle, Thea
tie, &c. we're Illuminated, at night.
We have accounts that the inhasitants Of
Vienna, "a Portuguese seaport have risen
agaiust the French and that Tuy.' aienzia,
and all the District between the rivers Lima;
and Mimic is again in the power OF ITS lawful
sovereigns.
The last papers from Seville mention that
they have accounts there of an insurrcction AZ
Marseilles and Toulon.
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RaoDEIsLAND LEGISLATURE.

The General Assembly Of this State COM
mcnecd their session in this town ON Monday
last and proceeded to complete the eleetign
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The. Artillery Company dined together at ~
ToxxsssD's IIotel--whcre festvity and mirth vii
the eifisions Of patriotism gave hllarty tothe en-
tcTtainment. A rSHber Of potriotick tcatst wen
drank, which VIC shall give in our next
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N ~ t ~ 49, FEUS, APRIL q.
We have just learnt that between 500 AM
1000 Of the Gallo Italian troops in this Prov
ince have deserted, and joined the brave Pat
riots at Il arragona.s
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VALUABLE LAND
Il O r S ii L f..

Distant 2S nlilcs from Georgetown and A :.
iexandria, l9 miles from Occoquan Malls, and
twenty from Dumfies, ard within two miles
and a hal { of the Little River Turnpike Road
1t consists Of kTue ersd Igpeat1 isnd,e49 Qcyes,
lriae on the waters Of Bar and Little Rocky
runs, in the counties Of fairizx and Prince
William. The quality of This land is excel
lett, and, to gruzier especially, would be
source OF great enloluaicit, from the quantity
oflow grounds 81 which there is not less thala
Five hundred acres, ready, from the strength
OF The. soil to be sowed Ia Timothy. This land
is decidedly Benefited by the plaster at Pa
iis. On it is avery good scite ior mill, the
stream being one OF die most constant in that
part of the country. There arc about 800 a.
eres in wood, heavily t:inbered I,ile improve
,aents are, a dwelling house newly hsied Up,
consisting al tWo ROOMS below stairs, with
store room and two convenient closets, three
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent ccl--
lar, Kitchen, corr house, meat honse and
stables. Likewise the overseer's house, one
ia each county, with other necessary houses
Or negroes, &
Between 2 and 800 acres in addition, Tor
sale, in Prince William county, en- Bull Run
nc.v Its coEE.ix with Occoquun. This land
lies about 10 or miles from the Occaquail
mills, and has nearly enc third Iii woods--itS
quality is equal 70 any liz its immediate neigh
borhood.
Persons disposed to purchase may be sup
pied on the first named tract with a large
st ock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming
utensils. Thesnbscriber willing to enigrale
southwardly will dispose Of che above men
,ionedp, opery on the most reasonable terms.
Information respecting the property may
be had by app ication to ;hc honorable Judge
Washington Of Mount Vernon, II. S. Tur-
ner, Esquire. Of Jefferson county, or in the
absence Of the subscriber 10 Bernard Hooe,
Jun. Esq. living near the premises.
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dunfries,
Va June IL. Jaw
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October 10.
For SALE.


a VALUABLE and desirable FARM,n
- Ioudoun county, Virginia, TltiG
miles ofLccsburg g, and 2 miles from Water
ford, on tic Frcdericklown road, oonai@$
upwards Of 500 acres, otwnich about Ole tlla
is in woods; has on it handsome two s":
stone DWELLING HOUSE, three ROOM
on floor, brick kitchen adjoining, win'o
rooms, stone Milk House and an eXceI@r
spring cf water quite convenient, ram VIZ
stables, seperate stone stable ana ot'S' W,
houses. Also coed Farm HAlsc' two gnu
apple orchards and a suitable propoi'IOH y
meadow. :, l,.l.
This land is situated in 6nc, ferl's' hs"
thv, we'll cultivated country AID so'c WIS '2o,
)orhood in which are many Q! the "'-' s.,.
Friends and within two miles OF Their NV; !,
ing house; is well wstercd and may O[.,f pI, i.
ahigh state ofcultivation BY 'he use o. !,,-
ter, to which it is well adapted. il I''s p;,.
in FIVE miles OF landing on the P'loiT'' a ~,
err from whence -four is boated 10 ''I ~ +.
kets of George Town, Alexandria o. ur r,eI,
" of Washington, for fifty cents pei p '.5[t
The above property will be SOFA , %. ',
terms-Apply 10 John Williams "''
or to the subscriberin h|exa!Hfa'
Jofeph Janneiy,,,
Septembcr Is.
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New Publications.

lust Received and for sale by James kennedy,
sen. King street.
Crlebs in search Of Wite-very interest,"
ing 2yols.
Faber on the Restoration of the Jews.
Rcliqucs of Robert Burns.
Shakespeare's Poems.
Richardson's Illustrations of Shakespeare.
The works Of MRS. Ann Steele. Z vols.
The Star in the East by Dr.. Buchanan.
CaIedonian Sketches, by sir John Carr.
Mis-. Grants memoirs of an American
Lady.
from the Mountains.
Deans Analytical Guide to Penmanship.
Owenson's Patriotic Sketches OF Ireland.
Thaddeus of Warsaw.
Harriotts Struggles thro' Life.
Exles OF Siberia.
Whelpley's Compend of Universal Histo-
~, an excellent book tor young persons :te-
commended by DR.. Smith OF Princeton, and
Dr.. Abercrombie Of Philadelphia.
1Ne last edition of that much admired york
Conversations on Chemistry.
With additions on the arts of dyeing-tanning
and cnrrying.
And the lst vol, Of the Medical and Philo-
sophical Journal and Review, now publishing
in New York, in numbers.
ALSO,
The best Paper, Stationary and School
Books Of the various kinds-Blank Books
made to any pattern, viii, faint lines it re-
CURED, with Patent Ruling and Binaing.
September -.
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Prevention better than Cure,

In cases OF head ache, toal sionisch' ana
for removing supernuous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered superior to
LEES HAHN'S ANTIBlLlOUS PILLS,
Which for 10 years past have been attend
ed with the greatest success. The testimony
of many respectable persons IN cur southern
sea ports has been adduced who have reason
to believe that timely use OF this saluta'y
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant
levers, has preserved their health alter ex-
periencing alarming symptoms of fever.
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TO PARENTS.
Tie annercd eases Of czvss lae.foraed by
HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
LOZ Il a GES.


gSeierssd from uery s.aaeroas kss,
ARE presenteda as indubitabie proof of'the
excellence and safety of this valuable specific,
for destroying worins in the human stomach
and antestlaes. s..4
From Mr.. 4Be9yasain Williams, No. 50, Bal
s:,aose street, fyo doass a6oOe soassA Gay
street.
have son six years of age, who for four
wears past, has been generally in very un-
healthy state, particularly IN summer; tfe-
Cuanslv afflicted with alarming CONFUSION
FITS, the whole of his little frame wasted last,
his breath sfoesid, and almost constant itching
at the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symptoms. During the course OF the above
period, the advice and attendance OF three Oh
the most cnlinen: physicians IN Baltimore
were successfully procured. Each OF these
gentlemen, in mas turn, declared worms 20 DC
the causesof the child's disorder, and exhaust
ed his skill in attempting to eXpel them. Fl'lA
root, stee, filings. with a variety OF osner me-
dicines, were administered without the ieast
success. Ii was once pronounced Impossible
, forsthe ehiidto live many hours.
s had heard Of your Worm Destroying Lo-
zenges, but with many others did not think
highly so cheap medicine, until a gentle
man OF nsy acquaintance Mr.. VIM. .. Moofe'
anctianeer1 in whose family they had been
nsea with rood cffect, advised me to MAKE
trial of them accordingly gave my son a
dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex-
PEELED eight large worms, some OF them "a
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tae nose, and about the ssat--corvulsions
eppilctic FITS, and sometimes pri'atioo OF
speech-irregular appetite, sometime lo'ia-
ing food and sometimes vofacious.- iSafg'as
with Shiny and fntid stools--yonitint :-'saSge
and hard bely-pains and sickness at tas sso-
rnacl--,ains in The head and thiyl', WITH lh,
lowness of spirits--ssow iever, With small
and irregular pulse-a dry coslgh-excessase
thirst--sometimes pale and unl'ealthy con''-,
tenance, and sometimes the face bloated aa'd
flushed,
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
SYMPTOMS, should have immediate recourse
to Hgmittos's Worm Destroying LozelSes,
which have been constantly attended wi1h
success in all complaints similar to those ABOVE
described.
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,
Corner u King md Union-strests,
HAS FOR SALE,

Corner u Eng oRG C"oH-Sfcet')
HAS FOR SALE,
5000 basil els coal5c and fine Salt, by tho
bushcl and il sacks.
50 barrels Whisl:ey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do IN easks.
5000 W.T., best green Coffee, IN bags.
lO0Udo. ate 80.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward lsland' and
New England Rum,
Imperial, HysoD, Young Tyson, and Hy-
son Skin Teas, ofhe iptesi imilcrtahons.
Sugar, best Muscovado, III hosshsads ali
barrels
Do inferior qualities. in do.
Mo.asscs, in hogsheads.
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and BY recall.
Candles, mo,sld and dipped.
Loaf and Lump sugar
Spanish Cigars, HaniIton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing iooacco,
Niaddct, CoppeFas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
!. cading Lines, Ks. &c.
ALSO.
Rest Super6ne Flour. for private families,
a few brrels Corn, ard some seed Oats,
Plaster Of Paris, &c.
Apr,ltl7
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September Is.
Cbarlotte-H Halt School. .,

The Offices of PRINCIPAL al" raj, Ill School
AFTER after the first day Of January 1 'a, to f
The Trustees will receive propo,Il ay Of De-
such va .ancics until the LIST Mono@ mis- Will
cember ensuing when the appearances 1'o these a,
be made. The salaries anneSetl ITO t Principal
nointments will probably be TO ~ ~. hut rs tN'
5000, to the vice principal o''v, her Of pr~
amount n will depend upon the nu.D ,otly sscer-
, nil. in the school, it cannot be eA"S
tanned. ...a 81 exhibit 'e'"
Applicants will be required a, 70 charac'"'
moni.ls of their abilities and mo, mo-,
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