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Marine eY MavaI Intelligence.

Boston, Oct. 2o.-Came up to town, car.
tel ship Fawn, Harris, from Halifax, with
upwards Of 500 prisoners, officers t seamen
Brig Spitfre, with upwards OF 800 prison
ers was to have sailed from Halifax 9Th inst.
for Boston.
Arrived at Lynn, British ship Favourite,
Byass, of Liverpool, 222 tons, and guns,
from Cork for Pictou, bailasted with grind
stones and whet-stones, taken Oct. |, by the
privateer Industry, Nudge, OF Lynn, guns
and IS men.-Also, brig Sir John Moore,
Watson, of and from Dublin, for Prince Ed
wards Island, III tons, with puncheons
rum, and 80 chairs, taken Oct ID, off Saint
Peters Island, by the Industry.
The Favourite sailed Aug. IT, in fleet
with 50 sail, under convoy of the Sophia and
Curlcw briggs Of 20 guns each, and parted
from Of the convoy, Sept. 20, in gale, on
the edge of the Grand Bank-the remainder
of the feet having dispersed in the gale. The s.
J. Moore sailed from Dublin August IS, and
left no American vessels.
yNew.York, Oct. l6.-Arrived, British sch.
Adella, from Martinique for London, with
full cargo of sugars, captured Sept. IL, in
sight of Mars by the Rosamond privateer, OF
this port. Left her in chase OF ar English
orig. ne hucua WAS uuuSI oPahs" So'"' .,
Lut British register was found concealed In
a double bottomed lantern. Sept. 25, lat. 80,
long. 81, was boarded from the Rosie, Com.
Barney, ~ days out.
Also, arrived-Privateer Marengo, Capt.
Ridois, If this port, from cruise of go days,
having taken FIVE prizes. August IL, anch-
ored in Fayal roads, procured water and pre-.
visions-landed some English prisoners, and
received an order as exchange from the Eng
lish Consul Gath, engaged the British ketch
Bombard Maria, from st. Michaels for Glib
raltar, but percciving her we'll armed and full
of troops, relinquished the attack. 29th, off
Palma, captured brig Lord Sheffield, from
Teueriffe Cor Quebec, and Dot finding her
worth sending in, burnt her, after taking cut
pipes of wine, and SOME provisions. 3oth,
gave chase to brig, but after coming within
gun shot perceived her to be British nation-
a cruizer, which chased in return, fired and
hsissed Portuguese colors, but escaped from
her. Sept. 1, LAT. 2s, Ion. l6, captured brig
Concord, Of London, from Tenerife for For.
tewentura, with vine, (Arrived.) Sept. z,
lat. IS, long. ~, boarded brig under the
Spanish fiAg-from private letters, and differ
en-, concealed papers, and The acknowledge
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al. States Of Anlerica.
Te EDMUND 4. ELLERY, Esquire,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United Mates or
L.. az

Te EDMUND 4. ELLEkY, Esquire,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United Aafss for
the District Of Rhode Island
M THEREAS DAyIp HOWELL, Esquire, Attorney
w OF the United States for the District Of Rhode
Island. hath made an application 60 me the under.
signed Justice of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, allotted to the Circuit comprehending the
said District, and hath prayed me to issue an order
IN the nature of eertfcde, 10 cause TO be cers,d
into the Circuit Court 10 be holden in SAID Dis
uct, ali actions, suits, causes, pleas processes,
civ criminal of what nature or kind soeyer,thas
may be depending in said District Court, and unde-
termined, with all the proceedings thereon, and all
files and papers relating thereto; because the Hon.
DAVID l.. BARNES, Judge of said District Court, is
present, by the visitation of Providence, disabled
10 hold District Court and to perform the duties
of his said office; of which disability, he the said
DAVID HOWELL hath shewn and produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence and Whereas upon the occur
renee OF this lmented event it HAS become my duty
to comply with the application aforesaid.
Now, by virtue OF the authority to me in this be-
half oonfded, | the said Justice of the Supreme
Court aforesaid, do hereby order and require YOU
the said Clerk of said District Court forthwith TO
certify into the Circuit Court o the United states,
next to be holden at Providence, within and for the
District OF Rhodelsland, on the fifteenth day OF Mo-
vember ensuing, all actions, suits, causes, pleas,
or processes, civil or criminal, OF what nature or
kind soevet that may be depending IN said District
Court and undetermined, with all the proceedings
mereon and all files and papers relating theretosc-
cording to the Statute in tins behalf made and pro-
vided
And do further order and require, that this OF
der be published in one more newspapers, print
ed in said District of Rhode-lsland, Mt least thirty
days before the said Session OF said Circuit Court
Hereof fail not and make due return in the pre-
misses, and this shall be your warrN for SO doing.
WITNESS my hand and seal, this fourteenth day
Of October, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twelve.
JOSEPH STORY, L. So
OPS. Justice Of the Supreme Court
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NlARl.NI. l1iS q.
PORT OF NEy

POR1 or NEWPORT
Eatered-sch Won ii0tien, Perry, Archangel; DO.
Rambler, Anderson, frenchman's Bay; sioop Au-
rora, Cahoone, New.York.
Ceared-seh Industry, Childs, Philadelphia; sch.
Albion, Berry, Frenchman's Bay; do Lady Hope,
Chace, New-York sioop Resolution, Gibbs, do. ;
do. Excellent. Mayhem, do; do. Regulotor, Lang.
ley, do; do Express, Justin, do; do Rose in bloom,
Cole, Albany
Yesterday arrived in this harbor, British brig o.
rien cargo timber, &c. prize 70 the prvateer Teaz-
er, of New-York.
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FRESiI-GOODS.

TUST received, and for sale, by
j p O. RICHMOND,
large and general assortment Of English and Scotch
Goods consisting of fancy and staple articles for the
present season, among which are and fine
Broadcloths and Casimeres Pelise Cloths Bonn
bazetts Wdbores; Tonetts Swansdown Blank
cts printed Cambrick and Gnghams shirting Cot
tons fancy Leno & Cambrick Musins Laces fan
cy and common Shawls Damask Table Cloths from
84 to 1874 Calicoes, IS cents per yard, and In
dia Cottons at Is yd.; which having been bought in
Boston on the best terms for cash. is obliged to sell
for cash only. Oct II.
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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, than
having IN various used Dr. koJersssns celebra-
ted Family Medicines, which arc now prepared by
DR. y. ~. Dyon, of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly sery,ceable in iamies, and particu-
larly eihcacious in removing those complaints for
which they are prescribed We feel assured of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable.
and we'll worthy the attention of all families lin
testimony hereof We lraye affixed respective sig
natures.
David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county,
Edward Ayers, V. ID. M.
No. ll2, North Fifth street.
Edward Wellington,
No. 9, Queen street. 1.
Nathaniel Bayno,
No. IS, North Front street.
John ID. Nelson,
No 95, Race street.
Adam Vance,
No. 70, Christian street.
William Julian,
No. SO, South Fifth street.
Jacob Slough,
No isi, Noble street.
David Fisher,
No. ls7, Arch street.
Jacob Huff,
No. 355, Csllowhill street.
IL. l.. Broslasky,
NO. %, south sixth street.
John Shreevcs, Jr.
No. So, Coates street.
James HimiIi,
N L. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
Hannah Burden,
No. 529, South Front street.
Thomas Rose,
Tammany street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin,
Market street, near the Permanent Bridge.
James Branson,
Northampton Township, Burlington County, N. j.
William Hollinshead,
Mullico Hill, Gloucester County, N. j.
Enoch Eldrdge,
Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, N. J.
Isaac Virgins,
Chester County
John Smith,
No 1868, North Second street.
Christopher Dreshcr,
Upper Dublin Township, (Pa.)
Michael Craft,
Worthwhile, (Pa)
Joseph Henry,
Near Norrstown, Montgomery County.
George EngeIs,
Oct. 22-1yeow. United States Arsenal.
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'riac and Hysteric complaints. s;rnguary, GsaYs.

driac and Hysteric complaints, s;ranguary, GfsY..
Rheumatism and Gout.
DIR. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleasanness, safety, expedition ease and eer-
tainty infinitely superior to any other medicine for
the cure OF that most disagreeable and tormenting
disorder the ITCH.
CP,Tee .fjiy cents pev.50r.)
DR., DYOTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH-ACE DROPS,
Price so cents
CIRCASSIAS EYE.wATER,
sovereign remedy for all disorders Of the eyes,
Price so Gents.
DIR. TISSOT'S
Celebrated
GouT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS.
Price tfVs Dstiars.
THE VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE.
Price one Dollar.
TIE BALM OF IBERIA
Extracted from lberian plant, for curing defects
OF the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &cs
Price ttso Dollars,
THE RESTORATIVE DENTIRFRICE
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the Teetn
and Gums. CPrice SO cents per boz
Since these invaluable medicines were first discoyA
cred, upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand Persons
have experienced their happy and salu,ary egects--
many OF whom from the lowest state of their disor-
ders.
Take notice, that each and al the ADORE genuine
Medicines ave s.gned the outside covers NTH the
sisnasare Of the sole Proprietor,
Il. w. Dyott, M. ID.
GJ' Persons desrous of consulting DR., Dyorre
may, by applying AS above obtain his advice gratiss
- The above Medicin. q are for sale, BY
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Apo,hecary, =
Newport.
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In consequences Of the movement of con-
siderable bodies Of British troops On to the
St Lawrence, Gen. Bloomfield has ordered all
the militia under his command to the SANE
quarters they are to rendezvous opposite the
ST. Regis village, 70 miles from Plattsburg.
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DIED,

In this town, OIL Monday last, Mr.. SAMUEL WILL
this venerable man, society has lost Of its most
valuable members for his virtues, like the number
OF his days, were many. His funeral will proceed
from his late dwelling house, No. III, Thames-st.
this afternoon, where his relations and friends are
invited O meet
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To be Sold al Public Auction,
On MONDAY, the 10th day Of November
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ON
the Premises, (if fair weather, If not the
mex, fair day.
A LII tic right, title, interest, and property, that
"A Col. BEEJAMIE BRowsELL, late Of Ports
mouth, deceased died siezed of in and to the fs--
lowing Real Estate, viz Containing about % acrcs
Of excellent Lnnd, with Dwellings, House, Barn.
Crib and Chaiseiiouse, thereon standing, very plea.
sanity situated, and is about two miles from the
stone Bridge.
Conditions made known at the time and place. Of
SALE THOMAS COREY, Jr .adrs'r.
Portsmouth, Oct. Is. 1912.
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Ii.HhRInO,

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Towle, Capt HENRY
SMITH. of Bristol, to Miss AMELIA MAyBEeRy,
daughter of Capt Freeman May berry, of this town.
On Sunday evening last by the Rev. Mr.. FOWL,
MIR ALLEN PARKER to Miss ANN MOORE, daugh
ter of the Rev. Mr. William Moore, of this town.
On the 9th inst by Gideon Palmer Esq Mr.. WILL
LIAM WoopMAN, of Hurren, to Mrs. MARY JAMES,
of this town.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having bees duly appointed sole
executor Of the last Will and Testament ofED-
MUND SHEFFIELD, late Of New-shoreham, de-
ceased and having given bonds according to lsw
for the faithful discharge Of the trust thereby
mtted TO hin, requests all persons who are indebted
10 the estate Of the said testxtor 20 make
payment, and those who have any demands against
il 10 exhibit theu, for settlement
BENJAMIN SHEFFIELD, ESselssr
Nev-Jhorshsn, sept ~, 1912.
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VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.


The very fast sailing pilot-boat schooner
at New.York. BY her the Editors of the
Mercantile ADVERTISER have received regu-
lar file Of Paris papers 10 the 9TH Sept. inclu-
sive, containing London news TO the 9Th of
August, and French Bulletins from the 10th
TO the l4th, of which we have given briei
outline.
No change had taken place favourable to
American affairs.
The French have burnt the town of Smo-
lensk. No general battle had been fought
between them and the Russians. The defeat
of the French in Spain is not noticed in the
papers.
The Meteor brings dispatches for Govern.
ment from our Minister in Paris.
French Bulletins tenth Bulletin OF
the French Grand Army is dated from Vite-
psk, the 3lst July. 1t mentions that the
Emperor of Russia and the Grand Duke OF
Constantine had Quilted the army and had
reached St. Petersburgh. 1t gives detail oil
several skirmishss at Ostrovno, in which the
Russians lost 100 pieces of cannon, 90 wag-
gons of provisions, 1900 prisoners, and from
to 5000 men killed and wounded on the
part of the French 900 killed, aud 900 woun-
ded.
The eleventh bulletin is dated from the
same place, August 4th, and contains little
more than the position of the army at that
time.
The 18th announces briefly the capture OF
Dunabourg by Gen. Ricard, in which place
he found only 20 pieces of cannon, the rest
having been carried off by the Russians.
The two succeeding bulletins, which con-
clude the series of them in tho Paris papers,
are from Smolcnsk (Which is represented as
being one of the handsom"ss cities in Russia
and dated the 2lst and - August. They
contain the disposition of the army, the head
quarters of which were still at Vi,epsk and
a relation of several skirmishes, in which the
Frence are represented as uniformly success
full -.
With the exception Of what relates to the
operations of the French army, as detailed in
the bulletins, and which should be received
with considerable allowance, the papers we
have received, although SO late as the 9th OF
September from Paris, contain no political
or commercial circumstance worthy OF trans
lation.-Mer. .ddp.
-&x ~ @ ~ ~ ~--
The Essex frigate, Capt. Porter, now un-
dergoing repairs at Chsster,in the Delaware,
will sal: in few days, and join the Constitu-
ton, Com. Bainbridge, now at Boston. The
Chesapeake and Hornet will complete this
squadron. The Wasp, still in the Delaware,
is to meet the squadron under Commodore
Rodgers.--Chron.
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NO1'ICt.

INV TNE.
ID Order Of the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
ID district Of Windhsm, will be sold at Public
venduc, to the highest bidder the right of redemp
ton in the Estate of Capt. Jons sLoeuM. late Of
Lebanon, deceased being Farm of about 20
Of good Land, with good Buildings thereon, and
under mortgage Of about FIVE hundred dollars
said Farm lying in the town Of Lebanon, State OF
Connecsjcut.-Ssle to be made on Wednesday, the
18th day Of November next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. az
the house Of Mr. vETcH LOOMS, living On the
premises.
ANDREW " WILLIAMS,
Attorney 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH SLesvn, .3dsaR>
nrafrfr the Esate Of Capt JoHr SLo.
CUM, late ef Lebanon, deceased
Lebanon, (Cen) October IL, 1912.
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DIR. ROBERTSONS
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Price Dollar and fifty Cents,
Is confidently recommended, as the most efficaci-
medicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all
complaints, attended with inward weakness,
depression of the spirits, headache, trcmor, faint
ness, hys,eric fits. debility, seminal weakness, geets
and various complaints resulting from secret impro-
pricty Of youth and dissipated habits residence in
warm climates, the mmoderate of tea, the un-
skilfnl excetsivause of mercury, often des-
tructve the human frame, diseases peculiar To- fe
males at a certain period of life, Fluor Abus, bar
renness, &c. &c.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and are various, that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description Of them. II per-
vades, with It's baleful influence the whole
system, writing the heart with inexpressible an
gush, and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of
horror and despair. To this demon have thousands
fallen sacrifice in the direful transports of its rage.
Tine most common symptoms of its commence
mers are weakness, fatulencc, palptations, watch
funess, drowsness after eating, tindi,y, flashes Of
heat and cold, numbness. cramp, giddiness. pains
in The head, back, and loins, hickup, difficulty Of
respiration and deglutton, anxiety, dry cough, &c
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
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CrandsOn eftie late celebrated Dr Robertson ef Ed
in5urg,
Sold Wholesale and Retail, in Philadelphia only at
his Family Medicine Ware. House. No. lS7, North
east corner Of Race and North Second streets.
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CER7IfIC4TES.

|, JONATHAN klNGSLEY, Of Wind
ham, in the county Of Wlndham, and State of Con-
necticut do hereby certify that my vile, LILLIAN
extreme cough, loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under the care of an able Physician, and not expert
encing any particular benefit, was induced To make
rial OF DR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonlc Deter.
Een-and after using two or three cakes she eHper'-
cnced its beneficial effects and in the course of
few months recovered her usual state Of health,
which she had previously been SO much alarmed
about aud We think it is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pumo-
nic Detergent JONATHAN KING SLEY
Wmdham, July 10, 1911.
l, PHILLIP SALISBURY, Of Ncw-ls-
ven, State OF Connecticut, do hereby Of my own
free viii and accord, cert fy, that about the begin
IiDg of the year 1871, WAS seized with most vio-
lent pain in my right side, which produced a cough
this pain aud cough increased until April, when
found myself weak especially in my lungs and
III my knees, that was scarcely able to walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by u consumption, was greatly alarmed,
Vegetable Pulmonic detergent, for Consnmptive,
Astbmatick and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application to the apothCcUy, and obtained
cake, which took according to the direction,
which when had taken all OF it, found MYSELF
stored to my health and strength so FAR can be
pccted of man in the 5lst year of his age which
medicine l truly and consccnliously believe was
solely, by the blessing of Cod the mcane OF The
toration of my health. PHILIP SALISBURY.
City Of New-iiaven, September 10, 1871.
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TOhn M. Mansfield,

Has Just rsceiVed, Gnd offers for safe,
\ Large assortment of Ladies' Morocco
n Walking SHOES, OF an excellent quality, with
and without heels; trunk gentlcmen's New-Nork
made Morocco Pumps, and ladies' Kid slippers.
.1tso---a complete assortment of ladies' mo-
Slippers and Ties, wholesale and retail. as low
as can be purchased at any store in tue L. States
On hand, a general supply of mems, woscn's,
and childrcu's Shoes, Of all descriptions.
.fiso--Ncwl orl. manufactured Calf-Skins
aud meats Leather, yellow roam and binding skins,
boot iegs and tops, shoe ties boot cord and tasscs
Also for sale, IL hhds. prime Tobacco.
Ian
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TO THE PUDLICK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the of Dr.. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonc Deter-
gent conccives ii duty he owes the proprietor OF
the medicine and the pubiek to state the following
facts.
For several years have been much afflicted with
the Asthma and for weeks together have not b., a.
bic Co lie down IN my bed seeing the above Mcdi-
cine advertised for sale a. NJ TAPPANs Bookstore;
I determined TO make trial Of IL, though have al
ways bc en- much pieiudced against Patent Medicines
in general and confess had very little ftO IN this,
but TO my great surprise and joy soon after taking
the first dose, found myself much relieved rs to
sleep quietly in bed and have ever since, when in
the least troubled with the Asthma, found immedi-
ate relief by its use
do not hesitate with confidence, to recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with the Asthma, and have no doubt but they will
receive great relief by Tie use of this invaluable
medicine. WM. WALkER.
Portsmouth, March II, 1911.
/, I,ISRAEI. FENNER, Of Providence, in
the State of Rhode-Tsland, do hereby certify that
my wife, Ruin FENNER, was afflicted for a consid-
cradle time, in the OF 1911, with an extreme
cough pain in her side and loss OF appetite which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk across the room, and TO
al appearance fast inclining to quick consumption
immediately obtained one cake of Rogers Negct-
able Pulmonic Detergent, and after taking this
cordng to the directions, she was restored to her
usual state of health, which we attribute, with the
blessing Of God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November II, 1911.
Rrtracf Of a letter from lhr. DANIEL AYER,
Of Loudon, Neyo- -Hd9hShirc, 10 Mr.. ISAAC
HALL, Editor Of he Ntw- HamShire Patri-
OF, Concord.
Dear &r--Iaving frequently heard men
ton made of the beneficial effect Of RooERs Icge.
table Pn,aonic Detergent in pulmonary complaints,
and seeing il advertised for sale at your office, after
having made use of almost every other medicine,
was induced TO make trial of it, Although three OF
my sisters had succesSvely fallen victims to con-
Sumption, and although myself threatened with the
same complaint Which had proved fatal To them, this
benign restorative have reason 60 believe has con
fvmed me in toerable state OF health. and | think
cannot do better service to the community than
by requesting you 10 make publick this testimony 10
;he almost Super-human effects OF this Mc,cinc'
Loudon, Dsc 90, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
n. B.-Tho Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. NlNSON,
Ncwport.----JOHN CASEY, East.Grecn-
wich.--ROBER COZZENS, Wexford.
THOMAS II. WELLS, Littlc-Rest llill'-
RICHARD M. WEBER, Iiyerton, and
a, various other places.
Price Two Dollars Per Cake.
Newport, December IS, 1911.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

OfcrS iOr Saic, Oh very ltdSOiidOie Terms,
for cash, or approved paper, at the old
stand Of ]. MUNRO & Co.
No. ll6, 7hames-Shec
Hhds. w. Island Rum
Is pipes best country Gin;
do. 4th proof Brandy; ~
10 Or. casks Sherry ,v;ncy.
do. Malaga s " "' : =
20 20 chests chests hy hysonshiu, sons r.,.. sS
25 do. souchong, Ito SS
DO. bohca
l2O bags and Is bbls. Coffee; :
Is boxes Chocolate, No. |, 2& 3; &
40 do. Doo!itte's Soap; : s
$50 VT. Spanish Aotant Indigo; s s
200 do. New-Orlcans do. S'>
Is bags Pepper &
l8 do. Pimento; & :
200 lbs. Nutmegs; -
100 do. Gloves; 6 s
5 boxes Mustard; :, +
Is sacks Corks; s.- e
10 kegs best Ginger; 8 y
hhds. Pearl Ashes; ; 9
2 tons Campeachy Logwood;
$50 lbs. India Alum; .
5 bbls. Starch; Il Il
5 bags Cotton; 5 G
Pots AIaccabau Snuff;
Kegs Rappe do; s
B.adders DO. f;
Papers Tobacco, &c. &c.
AcUboyt, Mmch 4, 1912.
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AN ODE
terforncd at the ORAToRIo n The SToNE-CHAPEL
in Bosi0n, occasloned6y 1isH from General WASH
lNCToH.
RECf1.AITT'E.
BEHOLD the man whom virtues raise,
The highest Of the patriot throng
To him tic muse her homage pays,
And tunes the gratuiary song.
mn.
Ilustrious Visitani design'd
BY Heavens inyncibie decree,
T. eunoble aud exalt the mind,
And teach nation TO be free.
Welcome, thrice welcsme TO the spot,
Where once thy conquerlng banners way'd,
never be thy praise forgot,
~ those thy matchess yaor sav'd.
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Daniel Sheldon,

ID EPECrFuLIY informs his friends, that hc
IN has ON hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboarts,
cedar Shinglcs, pine Shinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, sc. sc.
Which he will sell cheap, a, his stand on SHEER
DCRNES' wharf. Ngv Is.