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JUS, received, and Tor sale by
TOHN NJ. MANSFIELD. nj Ia.

Store, No 14l, Iaamcs-sseet, handsome assort
ment OF shoes; ---esn0ng ,shich areaifsw dozen of
ladies elegant Md slippers general aasortrnens,
OF ladies Misses' and CLudrsas shoes, Cfriidrenss
Morocco Boots few doz. of stuK Shoss, sui,abier
for old Observation-Disclosures New -Tork made Seal
Skin Shoes and Pumps . an assortment Of Trunks q.
ted switch do ladies SILVER Mounted and Plated
do; sewing silk by tie pound, assorted colours Rsr
vens Duck BY the pieces Eiorentine Satin Of an SxS
csilent quality, for Gcntltnen's wear.
.9so--50 Boxes fresh bloom R4isns, BY the boz
or larger quantity, New-Yofk Leather Boot Cord
and Boot Web silk Shoe Tics leather Shoe Bind.
ing, by the piece, &C. &c. Those who pui chase Mon
rocco Shoes BY the quantity, may be- supplied the
manufactory prices, by applying At the above store
June 13. - orfNtf t F e.'''l-.- sf'
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NEW PORT {:
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10, 1910.
STATE CONVENTION.

0 A General Republican CoNvES-
TIoN will be holden in THIS TOWN, on
Thursday the 2lst Of June inst. TIE Re-
publicans of those towns represented in the
Assembly by Anglo-F Federalists, are requested
to choose delegates to attend said Convention.
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WiXHam Steveas.

ReHeeyahy informs his friends, 4nd che fu5-
hck in general,
THAT he intends carrying on the Painting aud
l. Glazing Business in all their various branches,
and has taken the shop under the bookstore of Mesa
Hanton u Raihtons corner Of Jsf1hef-sgnare.
tie sOlIcrs tic attention q, h,S friends
and the pubck, who are assured that every exertion
in his power will be made to deserve their custom
lie has on hand and for sale, complete assortment
of PAINTS and OIL.
Newport, May 80.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In town, Mr.. Be syAMIs wILBoua, aged 72years.
His Funeral will proceed from his late dwelling
house No. 13, Diviasn-sfrees, this afternoon, which
his relations and friends are requested to attend With
out a further invitation. master WrLLIAn PsATT,
IN the l7th year of his sse-Mr. RreHanp BusH,
an the 9Th year Of his age. An industrious and
worthy citizen.
Al Cnysrd. (rf) Mrs PHEsE TsEvsrr, consort
ct Capt. Benjamin I. formerly Of this town.
At .Ner-York, on the 30th uIt vfRprss Els.
WORTH, Esq. aged 80 years.
Al Batnnsore. THoMAs MELpRnRy, Esq an emi-
nent merchant, and Of the SENATOR'S Of the state
lsgsls,urs Of .usyIes@
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, some Sil2ain or ealains
w on Saturday night last, attempted TO break
into the houseocupied as the sfce Of the Rhoos.Is
iasd Repnbcoa, and broke in one of the pannals Of
the door s-arT person Who will give information OF
the villain or ~Aains, who were concerned in this
daring attemp at Burglary. that they may be
brought to punishment, shall receive the above Re-
ward,
WILLIAM SfMONS.
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ODE ron THE FOURTH OF JUNE

Nor 1sr1tten by HENRY JAMES PYE, Esq. SET
niusiek 6y SuwARRow, the Russian CeaseralI
10 DC sung in P11sdemOnaum.
Fiends OF earth and 6ends Of hell,
Loud let the Internal clarion swell,
To celebrate that unnallow'd morn
When George the British King was born
Come Murder, war and famine gaunt,
Come pride, and luxury, and Want
From India and from Ireland come,
And feel your horrid selves at home,
For this is GHoRoH's natal day,
Your friend and patron, haste away.
Quick, let the hot Eba,ion pass;
These are the ingre dients cf the gl.sss
Blood, human blood, un,mely shed;
The sighs Of orphans wanting bread,
Tears OF the viola ed maid,
Who Shrek IN warn to Heaven for aid.
Drink, fends Of he'll drink, hends Of esrthi
And celebrate, with glee and rniith,
The fatal, the unhalIow'd morn,
When GEORGE, the British king, VA. born
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The young chicks ofthe junto in Boston
we understand, on Monday last gave a ..ilen-
dta entertainment to His Gracious Majesty,
Minister, Copenhagen JACKSON. This was
too bare-faced for the old ones, so they have
put the young fry up to it, 1t will be match
for the celebration OF His Majesty's birth.
day in this town. The following Ode, copi-
ed from the New York Journal,might do well
to be sung on the occasion. We regret that
we did not receive it sooner, that we might
have served it up to His Majesy's loyal sub
jects in this town for the 4th of June.
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- TheTANHAvy soeIErY, or Co L uMsiAs Or DER,
have unanimously determined TO celebrate tie ap-
preaching Anniversary Of American independence, in
an appropriate and suitable manner and have cho.
sen Brother 10 deliver an Oratiou On the occasion
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
HE Subscriber takes this mode OF
II Informing all those who are indebted to
him, BY book account note, to call aud settle the
same, to enable him 10 meet those who have de.
mands against him, he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
He carries OH the Blacksmith business
as usual in all its various branches, with neatness
and tespateh, at his shop, No 4, Gross street. where
every order will be punctuaiy attended to- "a eve.
ry tavosr gratefully acknowledged. ~ sl.r
WILLIAM WHITE. ID
N. B, Two Journeymen, such as are good work.
men, may hear OF employ by applying as above.
Newport March 81.
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NOTICE.

We The subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Court Of Probate Of tie
own of Sout Aiagst0,yn IN the County of Washington
Commissioners to receive and examine the Claims
against the estate of
q, EZEKIEL WATSON,
late OF SontbRingsswn, deceased, Represented In.
solvent, do Hereby give notice. that SIX months from
the date henof are allowed to the creditors of the
said estate, . bring in and prove their respective
claims to ether of the Subscribers their rcspec
tive dwelling,withn the time aforesaid.
ELISHA X. GARDNER) go,
JAMES SHEARMAN, ''""A'''0""
All person indebted to said estate arc requested
to make Immediate payment to
lEFFERY WATSON, .7aaiIstnafor.
south-Kinstown. May IA, 1910.
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BrRiAH ELDRr.D,

u ESPECTFULkY informs his friend
Az and the pubIiick IN general that be has remoy.
cd from Wiefs-d TO .Neyporg into lie House lately
built by WILLIAM MJNFoRD, No. -, .tiiHsfrees
where he intends to keep Groeery.s,cre and rul.
lick House for the accommodation oftsny Lady c.
Gentleman, that may please to call en- bnn.
Newport, April IS 1910.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY," OR
COLU.hBLqN ORDER.

A N adjourned ".eeting of the TAM
4 n MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMn1AN oanvn
will be held THIS EVENING, rbeinr the 18th
OF the month of " Heats,"l at the Council Fre
of their Great wigwam. in the State House. precisely
halt an hour after the going down of the sun
By order Of The Grand sachen
WILLIAM SIMONS, Seer-.arv.
tgoafh Of Keats, the ISh,)
Season Of BiOssoris, June Is.
fe1 ef Discovery, 5lS.
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GROCERIES,.
By spbolesaie and rriaii.

by sphoiesaie and retail,
] A S ON > Z II "A G. y F.,
OFFERS for sale, at the Store on BannfstersaA
~ Hhacf, formerly occupied by Msssrs. A. D. NJ
CAnooNk,
a general assortment of Groceries, ),
Crockery s. Glass Ware. SC. &c. consisting Of
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REMOVAL. 80
SAMUEL w. VINSON,

u RESPECTFULLY informs his customers,
= and The Pubiick, that he has removed from the
lac has occupied for two years past, to No. 80,
N. MUnYoRp, ESQ a little south Of the Market
Square on the s.de Of Thames street where aI
orders for Drnegs, .,fedicines, Dye-St6s, Sress
&c. will receive cheerful aud prompt at,cntion--pats
favours gratefully acknowledged.
Nav o. ..s.I.-
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JOB 1'HURS1ON.

INFORMS his friends. and the Pub.
i tick that he has taken the House formerly occu.
pied BY Mrs. SroppARp q, on Stephen's- Ehorf where
he intends to improve for Tie purpose Of sccommod'
ting his friends with Boarding, Lodging and Ente
tainment. His friends in the Nasrsgsnset countr,
viii receive his thanks for former pd,ronagci sDdI
swass, favour VIII reeeisc every Attention,
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The diamond in Buonaparte's sword, is
said to be worth IL 600, 900 francs, or So, 200,
ooo--the nuptid presents to tie new
Empress, are estimated at 100000 francs,
or $4,000, ,ooo--Gracicous Heaven !--How
many men, women,and children,have perish.
ed how many countries have been dcsolat-
ed how many miserable creatures groaned
and sweated for years, that these two persons
should have few baubles of no manner Of
use whatever! BAT. Ev. Post.)
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The Memoirs Of .MARr-.fsx CLARKE, the
Chere annie of the Duke Of York, written Ivy
herself, were purchased by the Earl of Chi
chester for 100000. for the purpose Of sup
pressing them. Millions Paradise Lost, sold
for | ST. |fr
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The above articles will be sold ON reasors =
bic terms for cash. ~ - June Ia. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-24
Forty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
~ saturday night last, Negro Man nam
ed I.SA,sC [who generally calls A,mscH Isaac
Bluetooll he Is CT d dark or black complexion,
about % or 81 years of age, about feet OF
inches high, ta!erably we'll made. very &C
tive and fond of Wrestling. has rather an i'm
pudent, stubborn look wien spoken:to, stam-
ners little, has flesh mole on his nose
he is a very good singer and when in compa-
ny very fond of singing as he walks or stands
his toes turn out much--had Oil when he
absconIed a pair oftrousers of German ozha-
brig, shirt of the same, waistcoat of grey
cashmere with brown backs, and an old black
furr'd hat better than half worm. had no other
cloaths with him, but it is probable will pro-
cure some, as he is very arttul and cunning
fellow Any person experimenting g bring
ing the said negro to me, in Leesburg, Lou
doun county, Virginia, shall receive the a.
above reward-or experimenting and so Sc
curing him in any Jail that get him again,
shall receive the reward of Thirty OollarS,-
1 am, from certain circumstances, induced
to believe he will eudeavor to get on board of
some yessel-I therefore warn all masters
and captains of vessels from harboring said
negro.
Charles Binns.
September 81. eo2W**
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LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges..

This medicine which. is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and efficacious in its o.
peration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production of worms
and many fatal disorders. @
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-itehing in
the nose, and about the scat--convulsions,
appiletic fits, and sometimes pr,arlon of
speech-irregular appetite, someti,as lo,ah-
ing food and sometimes yoracjous- turgiag
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lwenty Dollars Reward.
September Is,

4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
"a mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month. man whose name is RALPH, Il
wears of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly feet high, very stout made'
yeliowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel wss oznaburg
shirts, a neb ro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing A tree
NEGRO man by name Sambo, living on judge
sWashington's estate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father. and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexan ga JAZZ
Thomas Peter.
GEORGETOWN. June lO--l2' q.
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Liverpool Salt--aaoat.

5000 bushels coarse Liverpool SALT, OF
board the schooner Ruby, Captain Sawyer
from Porliand-for sale by
Lawrafon and Fowle.
Wao haze also landing from SAID schr.
1000 weight Coffee
20 6rkins Butter
Is BIS New England Rum
10000 feet bosrds
u cords Tanners Bark.
September ] s..
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With slim, and fahd toogss-voniI IS
and hard beily-pains andsickness at he ste-
naach--pains in the head and thighs with
loWness OF spirits--slow fever, with small
and, irregular pulse--a dry COMPREHENSIVE
ttirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
mace, and som etilnes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to llamitton's Worns Destroying Lounges
which have been constantly attended with
success all complaints similar to those above
described.
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a Negro Soy wanted.

n LIBERAL price in Cesh or Hats, VIII
~ be given for a smart, active Negro 6oy
about l6 years of age, who Can come wen =
recommended for honesty and sobneV-h
application be made Immediately to
William II. S. law.
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Nessrs. Mich. Lee and CO.

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.
: :You.are at liberty to publish the astonish:
ing cure performed by your Lozcnges Oh my
son, ten years Old, who was afflicted with ie-
vers; pain in lis side and a continued AcAd
ache, which reduced him So low that &c was
unable to setup. One OF my neighbours at.
vised me to use your Lozen5es, WING" has
had the happy effect of ro2torelAg h4n to 4
better state OF health than bc h.,e enjoyed ior
several years, IN the snort space oi 7 DAYS.
John Kelly, Pitt Strest.
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NIGHT SCYOo4
1--WE SUBSCRIBEp u.

NILE SUBSCRIBER in,en,
Il "tg1t SCHOOL, to commenre Seepins !,
the Oath inst. at his Acadene On h onI
street where Parents and C uardi,pDaa Pima :.
to have their children or wards v Tl1''' Hisia,,
cd in Reading, Writing, arith meA nsliu$S
lish Grammar, Geography, AMI elc, En-
ing,with tic most useful branch ok~Ec,0
thematics, viz. Geometry ~; q lAeA.s.
Surveying and Navigation, ms, %'Nomtrv
wishes gratifed, by placing them nave tt,&r
care of ' Under Il.
- Terms of Tuiti n may be En l1'l'
application to him at his Sem;,as, Known by
ling, Oh King street. ''''' y or tsel-
September 10.
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Messrs. Mich. Lee ana Coo

Messrs. Mich. Lee ana Coz
A child of Mr.. Hairy Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF IL
months violently afflicted with sickness, which
appeared to proceed from worms, tne symp
toms were resusssness at night, debility,
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, &c, After
having the advice OF AZ eminent physician,
and trying variety ot medicines without sue
cess, thG atillrtcd parents were advised to
try Lees Mol4u Destroying Lozen5es, which
expelled during HE operation Of she mcdi-
cine, d great quantity Of larse worms, some
enjoys a good state OF health.
Baltimore, June 8, 1868.
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September Z.
@ w heat.

lwish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
Of Wheat, deliverable in the months OF DC
tcber and November: And will give Cash Tor
MARYLAND Tobacco Also, have for sale Bills
ON London,
Chas. ]. Catlett.
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John Kelly, Pitt Stresh.
Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.
My son, five years Ola, has for some llne
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
read ache and loss OF appetite. I1@ailn3 d
the many cures performed By your Worm
LozenRes. was induced to give them tli@l,
The effect was beyond my expectation, as
large quantity OF small worms was expelled
hundreds Of them were alive for some time
after.
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Messrs. NJ. Lee and Co.

Observing that NY son, six years of age
was troubled with difficulty in breathing,
tsometing frequently rising in his throa',i
restless at night, loss OF flesh, exc: From
those SYMPTOMS was confident he had worms
and having procured box Of Lees Worm-
Destroying Lozenges, the firatdose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave h'm
immediate relief. He now enjoys good state
Of health, and believe can from experience
say,>that Lees Lozenges are the most. ef1lca-
cious remedy for worms now in use.
THOMAS PETERS,
of the firm of Peters and Johnso n
Baltimore, July |, 1910.
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In. Kenneday, Potter St.

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore
administered Lees Lozenses agreeable to
the directions, to his child Il montfs old ;
the first of which expelled worm measuring
20 inches long s near halt an inch thick
the second dose expelled another 10 inches
long, and the same thickness, and q quantity
of small worms mixed with slime, &c. The
child enjoys good state Of health.
Sold by-Ro5ert Cray Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has Just
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. -. law
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AN: ACT
Gsaeesffaaiag Weishts 'astd IHsasares.

Sec. BEa eaats9S1yt lie cSnaaSn COIN!
Hioc AkxahRfsa, I and 70 Is hsss6y saaetsd,
That Il any perstu: Seet persons shsit refuse
.to.she@s .t6e Citkk of Shs Market their.
weight. or ,measGrtsludf dsxtahd whichever
he.skall ealT to examine the same or IT amp
person Or persons shall 10 any way o6sttues
the said Clerk of ihs Market N examination
of the weights and measures within the u.
units 9s The tSwn of Alexandria, the said
person 50 refusing or obstrueting the said
Clerk Of the Market In his duty OF exa.
mining the weights and measures, they
their aiders or abet.css, Or ady otherPefsou
or. persons accessory Ia aiding OF abeti6g
,sueh obstruction orrefusal, soeh' principals,
accessories, aiders or abettors shall respec.
lively he 6ued each and either ofthen IN a
sun not exceeding twenty Ndellsfs, :tespee-
,;yely--,o be recovered before the Mayor,
,by warrant, upon, the Information, >en oath
or af6rnnation Of the Clerk Of the Market
4or the time being; whieG6ne or snes shall
90 ,o.he use 6f0he Common Council IN
aid of Ihe saxese This act 70 be ,in'fores
from ana after he;passing thereof -,
Passea in Common CoNncil June f9,
| p, 1910 .5s =,
Joseph Dean, President
fMsG sssmen Council.
| Examined aad approved this asd Day Of
William Herbert, Msyvr I:
~ Assest, y e., :. !, -, -. :;
I s,ApAA 4x,oS e.e::
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.:AYAaicE....::

=. e'Avtfee, sHSu rage sssus.sl ~
= rnsatiass slropsty IF the sogi,:; j
Will nothing queneh thy tordid thirst
IWeresihe sea gold, wouldn't drink The
- 1;ywholel ........ - =
LO,pifrpleis,ds-What then !-7nert's niant!!
: The Espow kneels for bread !-Begone
Hark III thine ears The oRpHkN's cryi
They die Of famine !-Let them dit
On, scene Or voc. 4 heart rsnaing sight!
Can'st tASu turn from themi Yes! behold {!
from ell those heaps Of hoariled gold
No. one, .enepieeeSo savethem I Not 9, mite !
psile.sS wsssstsh; gteeh is61l' ny Sentence be
Az The hast day, when MERet turns from
. -. thee - -. =. 49,. -
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szhibilng tless asfsprese nassisss a
lsssahsuss II ssasidti. Tisy were. hsssvss
dssassd fhe mos. 1itiiendly viii - sSHasdI
|DsEesn, &c sf.S =
{ . sspppsiisg sfhs. sssss may 'bs 81 scme
Use 10 .you, aeeepf Il - infosmaiion which
annybe fully rallied on.s s. 3, I,
!. :. * :. "a ~ Bosr0&, Tnas 10. q
1. A.Arrived ,ssRr.s Resolution; Bates, 81
days from iPlymouti- lbrines E.ondon par
,peTsto May As, but they orc barren of:in.
,portaat,news. 4s appears',ha. John r. Mo-
TieriCappoiatta tobesH ID. M. secretary
Of legasion sothe U.s.. That troops were
insessantly passing shfdugh sBayonne for
Spain. Between. oahd 60,0oo menWere
on their lhareltfH far fhas. country That Ma.
ipoIeoh aud tisswife wefe- Dpukirk On The
doh of Nav where there was much re.
,loieine; Thatking EeSislta6 LEFT 'Ams,er-
dam eu me 9Th OF Do Ay - meet hisbsoihef:
Thsslestefs4r6Aa Malaga ;& the aeih OF
April, sease, shavthe French had evaeua.ed.
that place: tibet athe ship Cleaner Ind
ARRIVED IN six days from Lisbon, on the
sfSsk Of May, having left that place On the
ninth. .Lerd Wetlfpgsoa hsd sdvanesd.o
JRs fscntists, end o runner pseyaiied has
HE Intention was, % posh on 20 Salamanca,
where o GresspaFs efthe fFsheh Araay wta
stationed: che Portuguese force consisted
ol "a, 900 msnS-, thar there had besa an A.
ssmps 10 rescue 4Ferdinend the i7th, WHICH
Mud sxei,rd iconSideshl,ls disturbances 10
Sweden, BY 1he parsy'alled sothe latekihg.
'Thss the English expedition for the Daltie, B
'hha sailedAa'rhae letters frcmf flambusg Of
she7shtf May, mensiohsd the sesisuation
Or soThs Rstns.otF, primo minister .SCo-
'Stnhsstu; IN eonsequsnrs 81 his AtajeMys
SHhtfSnss % the ecnfinsatallrs,em.."N
J A nothst letter from Bosttns Ays, the &C.
sUants per the Seho6ner Re Slusidn, are,
from cadsx 70 Maya. %hieh"ssase, THAT On
che 2ad of Ap1t, ths 'BritiSh Rut SpsuisIs
'ttoeps essedatA the aTrottahs Fort 1t
Na.aeetda;s I'M s6nst queket of iss teeenfing
from't iormidS6lc 'sttASks Of
,shs French! THE pessesyibn Sf this fort
Frvheh has sSfvea them y srest'kd
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,sainst CSdie. lFhey Md discharged red!
Sos siibs 'sr the British ships, and obliged
tthem 70 change their positions. - -
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