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NEW -YoRR, June Is


Arrived the ship Active, Mather, IS days
from Lisbon, in ballast, to n. l. & q. Girls
void Vessels left have been reported The
Liberty was to sail for New-York May 9.
The Francis, Barber, for do uncertain the
Washington, West, for do. april so; Brutus,
Blunt, for do. in days. The Abigail Groves,
had Just arrived from ST. Petersburg. The
Active, Hodgson, had Just arrived from Sill
go; and the Louisa, Sturges, do. tor Cadlz.
The ship Mercury, Kelly, from New-York
for Lisbon, laden with -four and corn, was cap
tured by French squadron, April Is, near
Lisbon, and burnt, and the captain and crew
put on board the commodore. Peter Train
er, a scamen on board brig Plzarro, Gray, from
Madeira for York, with cargo OF wine,
out 6 DAYS, states, that the Pizarro was sunk
bv French squadron, and put the crew on
board ship from Lisbon for Rhode-lsland,
about the 22d April; the master was put on
board the ship Woodrop Sims, tor Phlladel-
phia. TIE brig Happy Couple, from Balti-
more for Gibraltar, was also sunk by the same
squadron, and the captain and crew put on
board the above ship lie says several others
had been destroyed by this squadron: loee
below May 8, captain Mather was boarded
by french SQuaQfOH VI wv TT N''o "a o.
commanded by Commodore Feretler, detaln-
ed ls hours, and put OH board ! seamen, the
crews of vessels sunk and burnt while IN com.
PAW with them. One was an English brig,
4 DAYS from Lisbon for Tortola, May 6, lat
IS, 80, saw the wreck of the schooner Polly,
from Maorca, for Beverly, with a cargo OF
wine, which they had scuttled the Sd OF May.
May z, saw, quantity of -four, &c. supposed
to have been part of the cargo OF the ship lrls'
of Rhode Island, for Lisbon, which they sunk
the Sd of May. Was informed, they had the
day before put so American seanen on board
the ship Woodrop Sims. bound from Lisbon
for Philadelphia. May 2l lat So, IS, long.
IS, g, spoke schr. Farmer, 81 days from NAL
ia FOR Philadelphia. Next day, spoke brig
Georgia, from New-Orleans for Gibraltar.
June S, lat. 40, long. 81, 80, spoke brig iho-
mas Davey, ~ days from Lisbon Tor New
York June q, lat. 40, long. II, was board
ed by the British frigate Careine, and treated
politrly-informed they had just boarded a
schooner 81 days from Oporto Tor n. fork'
June II.
Letters are received in this city fromGreen-
ock, by the St. Paul, arrived at Newturyport,
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less he has decided advantage, & he knows
that Marmont must fall back again on CASTLE,
it being utterly impossible for him to keep his
army together for want of food.
Soult having learnt the force before Bada-
ioz and the situation Of the place, returned i'm
mediately to Seville, and is making strong en-
trenehments at Cordova, and on the road to
the Sierra Moreno, SO as to keep free pas
sage to Madrid.
TIE movement of Marmont prevented any
attempt on the part of lord Wellington to
raise the siege of Cadiz after the fall of Bada-
joz-but I am decidedly of opinion that it
will be in his power during the present sum-
mer to effect it, and that it will happen.
In Xeres -four was worth As hard dollars
per barrel, and cart loads Of unfortunate be-
ings, who have died of famine, are removed
daily from the streets of that and the neigh
boring towns. With all this, the people are
firm, and as they attribute all their calamities
to the French, they are more inleterate in car
rying On the war--a war, which, let our Ame-
rcan democrats say what they please, must
and will place the Spanish nation first on the
list in Europe, and convince the tyrant Of
France, how fatal it is TO wage war against a
pGOplG fCSOlVCQ 10 OS lICCst
Imhortont to northumberland Gardner
at Glasgow practices mode Of destroying
CaterpHIars, which he discovered by accident.
A piece of wooden rag had been blown by the
wind into currant bush ; and when taken
out was found covered by the leaf-devouring
insects He Immediately placed pieces Of
wooden cloth in every bush in his garden, and
found next day, that the catterpillars had uni
versally taken to them for shelter. In this
way he DESTROYS many thousands every morn
ng-BeWs ". Mess. Of April 6.
List Of Vessels in Gibraltar Bay, May 9Th,
1912, Der brig s. Carolina, at PHILADELPHIA,
from Algrzwas:
SHIPs Jewel, Robinson, of Portland, from
Alexandria, forI o. May in days; Wihelmina,
Fowc of and from Alexandria, for Isle May,
first wind; John Andrews, Barron, fir. Nor
fox, for Alexandria, TO- Portia, Hess, of Phil.
from Madeira, for Fbilad. first wind London
Packet, Houston, Of, from and for Baltimore,
do BKIes Joseph, HaIct, Of Barnstable, fr.
and for Hoston, do Calisto, Turley, of Phil.
f ON Lisbon, unc. where bound, or when ;
Pickering, Davis, of Gloucester, fromAlexan-
dria, do do Mary, Bans. of and fir. Pbilad.
do. do Favorite, Lo"ing, of Boston, from
Cadz, do. do Margaret, Selby, Of, from and
for Philad uncertain Experience, Lincoln,
Of Boston, from Charleston for S. America,
Go. Wandercr, Hall, from Madeira, of and for
Baltimore, first wind CalIiope, Smith, OF and
from n York, for Laguayra, do. Agent, Row,
Of and from Philad. for Smyrna, do. Fairy,
n 1 yl,ern
or when. ScHR. Morning Star, Covell, OF Bps-
ton, fl. Richmond, for Cape de Verbs, first
wind.
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BALTIMORE, June ls.

Arrived below, ship Orozlmbo, Gibson so
days from Lisbon--saled 28th April sans
day, off the Rock of Lisbon, spoke brig GoIs
den Age, Of Salem, with cargo of wines
bound for market, informed US they eontis
nued to condemn every American vessel that
came under the French DEGREES. May 10,
lat. 81, Is, lon 81, so. was boarded by the Bris
fish frigate Shannon, the Guerrero and Niobe
frigates in company, tbe boarding officer told
US they were cruising for two French frigates
& brig, which they expected TO be in that Quafs
ter, as the Nlobe had been close In sight of
them for days before the Guerrero and Shalls
non Joined her; that they SUNK an Ameri-
can brig while the Niobe was in sight; that
they had been informed by vessel they
spoke the day before from Madeira that they
had DESTROYED THIRTEEN SAIL OF
AMERICAN VESSELS. June 5, 1t. 3e5
long. So, Sc, was boarded by the British
sloop Of war Atalanta, capt. Hickey, and
strictly examined. 9th lat. SO, SIS, long g.,
As, spoke brig Eagle, 48 days from Saint
Ubes for New York. 18th Lit SO, A8, long.
70, SO, was boarded by the B itish armed big
Recruit was obliged to go On board with the
ships papers, & receiv from the capt. of the
brig the letter bag of brig Ariel of Philad.
from Gottenburgh, which had been captured
a few days before, most of the letters bad been
opened Mex: morning was boarded from
the British lrigale Belvidera, Byron; they
said they were cruizing Tor vessels from Bors
deaux,-l6th, abreast of Cape Henry was
boarded by the L. States frigate United
States, another frigate In sight, bound to sea.
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Both houses Of Congress were yesterday
sitting with closed doors.
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AITENI. on II
Clothes found yelterday.

One pair nankcen Pantaloons
One light colored striped Jacket
Two fine linen Shirts
One neck Han dkercbief
Every piece good md almost new.
The owner may have them again on ap"
plication at this Office, and paying for the
advertis, ment.
June 20
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LOUIS GASSAWAY, elk.

4 sST.4TE11E.NT
Of arms and Military Stores in the Possession"
eftte Stale Of Maryland.
B7uSkets.
s75s old Muskets In the hands of the Militia.
s64 do. do. in the Almory at Frederick
town,
5000 new do. do. do.
424 ole do. do. at Annapolis,
1900 new do. do. do.
1000 new do. stored in Baltimore.
s42 Rifles in the hands Of sundry rifle compa-
MES.
Pistols,
Isl Pistols in The Armory at Annapolis,
s49 Pistols loaned TO sundry troops OF horse
in virtue Of the Cavalry law,
loo Pistols purchased from the general 60
vesnment, but not yet Acknowledgements
inatew days.
Swcrds.
SO Horseman's Swords loaned to sundy
trcorsof horse i'll virtue of the Cavalry law
Isl Horseman's Swords in the Arnory at An
napohs.
New Cannon.
a Six pound iron field pieces loaned 70 sun
dryarrillery companies.
do do. in the -Armory at Annapolis,
cd Cannon.
Brass field pieces in.the possession Of the
ArmOrer at annapolis,
Iron do. do in the hands eff artillery compa-
MES
Possder.
Barrels Of gun-powder in the magazine at
Baltimore,
Il Barrels of gun powder in the United States
magazine at Annapolis.
6Iusket B0Hs.
losso in the Arnory at Annapolis,
ESQ Ball cartridges for muskets.
Lead.
1850 Pounds Of lead in the. Armory at Anna
polls,
$500 Pounds Of bar lead in the Armory at
Frederick.
cartouch Bores.
600 New cartouch boxes in the Armory at
Annapolis,
$50 old cartouch boxes in the Armory at Ere
derrick.
Tents.
$50 Tents in the Armoty at Frederick-town.
There are other articles in the Armories at
Frederick-town and Annapolis, but conceived
. DC OF too little importance to be noticed In
. hls rtturn.
al which is respectfully submitted,
NINIAN PINKNEY,
Clerk OF the Council.
J'.as is, 1912.
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as late as the 9Th ult. One of the 4th observes,
6 As minister have agreedto go into a coma
mittee of enquiry, respecting the Orders iii
Council, ii has tended to depress the spirit of
speculation that had begun 10 appear, in cofis
sequence of the Presidents Message
a Letter Of the 5th May, says,
am CONFIDENT there is an Embar.
go in the U. States" We have no doubt of
the arrival in England, of pilot-boat from
N York-sent out Tor the purpose Of specus
lating.
Capt Pratt, of the Homer, informs, that it
was rumored that Malaga had been retsken bv
gen. Balesteros, an event that YVES daily exs
pected; and transports were fitting out at
Gibraltar for Malaga, to bring Off prisoners.
a few days before capt. P. sailed, 2 French
prisoners were shot at Algeziras, in retaliation
Tor the same number of Spaniards who re.
Gently suffered the same fate al Malaga. A
vessel arrived at Gibraltar OH the first Of Nav.
with news that all the AMERICAN YES.
Sells at Naples, 8 in number, had beer Sc.
CLUSTERED, although under French il
CenceS4
tits now ascertained, BY different seamen
who arrived here Yesterday and the day be-
| fore, that the whole number of American ycss
sells BURNT and SUNK by French Squads
ron lately escaped from France, up TO the I'd
ult. is TWENTY SEVEN, besides British
vessels!
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.oYvsCI. That the governor and coencal
hsate # MARYLAND be, and they are here
q 's'0 .Sor;sed and directed to furnish out OF
81 aus,',e. arms and accoutremcnts belonging
the Puga "a the nor-commissioned officers,
70 sne Sues ssses composing the said quota such
ana "a aecoutrcments as are required +by
arms -" g Congress, entitled, An act more
the az IN, n provide for the national defence
eHecsuls,;shine ar uniform militia throughout
BY s :. Gates And il there be deficiency
ig' .,,eh requirements IN the afsenais OF me
{ Q then to contract and purchase such az
ss.ls 80 may be necessary to comply VITA 'ne
.s' &c this resolution. ;,
y spsaolved, That the governor ana couhcl!
Nd they are hereby authoriseeland direct
8 Is oeleIition TO the accoutremenfs required
So ~ sal1l act OF congress, to supply such
os -, proportion as it may be called into
qpvs1 ssrsioe, with the followinging articles,
sS'1;s ono canteen TO each non commission.
- es,car and private, and such number OF
teftles and tents as the governor and
ss.r NAV deem necessary for the said de-
tsehment. ;s,.roa
resolved, That the governor be instructed
.asoen 4 correspondence with the executive
&c nc United StateS3 felallVc " lllS NSl mo oi
.t;sn The said arms and Announcements arc
,san,d far the use Of the Tnred States, and
.sS'f an undertaking from the said 60
..ssnoent. that the said arms and accoptre-
cents. embraced in the first resolution, or O.
.ssr.artos and accoutremsnts equal IN GUAM
NV and quality, Shall be restored to the state
r5sn the service Of this quota Of militia shall
have been completed.
RESOLVED, that the sum Of
.tonsand dollars be, and the same is hereby
snnropriated to. carry these resolutions into
esec,. and the treasurer ofthe Western Shore
s hereby orderedto pay the said sum of mo-
new 10 the order Of the governor and coun-
Gil. :
Resolved that in the event Of the amount OF
arv uDappropriated money in the treasury be
inc inadequate TO the necessary expenditure
tobe incurred by virtue ofthe foregoing re-
solutions !; the treasurer Of the Western Shore
Be. and he is hereby empowered and required
10 obtain loun from any ofthe banks In this
state, on such terms as may be approved by
fine governor and council: Prorided the a
mount Of such lean shall not exceed the ex
psn0itufe authorised by the foregoing reSoiu-
lutleHs
u \
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jsne 20.
6 70 SKEW

"ro SKEW
rms VERY ACE AND BODY or TIRE TINE
HIS EcltM AND PRESSURE.
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Wanted to Purchase.

black GIRL about the age Of 8 or 10
years Enquire Of the Printer.
Nay 10
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fz:zs i7; il;'ii ~ a11asss-lizi
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E.rtract ola letter from an american gentle
9lsa at Cadiz, TO lis friend in Philadelhhia.
I" In order to divert lord Wellington and
prevent him from taking Bsdajoz, Marmont
made a movement towards Ciudsd Rodrigo,
at the same time Soult united all his forces
and left Seville as intending also to march to
Estremadura to compel the English 10 raise
the siege. Neither Marmont nor Soult could
move in time for want of subsistence and
lord Wellington in the most mastery style
carried Badaioz by assault, andn twelve hours
afterwards marched with his principal force
back upon Ciutad Rodrigo. If he Can meet
Marmont on his own ground you may expect
to hear ola battle; but he wont fight him IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-15
VALUABLE and PRODUCTIVE
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SHE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the
MIxnRAL SPRING EsTATA in Stafford,

THE Subscriber offers for sale the
MINDRAL SPRING ESTATA in Stafford,
Connecticut, Of which he is proprietor ibis EsAs-
shment has, for many ys&rs past been the resort OF
visitors both for health and smusemsnt, from vari-
Gus parts Of the United States. Dor = few years
past that resort has been annually increasing Dur
ing the present season. the receipts from the Eaab-
lslment, for fifteen wesks in succession, have on
ln average exec eded Isso Hundred Dsas's each week
The property consists ct large and eeh'inish@d
Hotel, 60 feet by 40, and three stories IN height;
two Ba,hing-lIotis convenient store two stories
in height; u large Barn and Coach.touse and
numberof eut-buiIdings, snons which 10 ahsndsoine
summer-IIouse, With Bowling Alley adjoining IT;
and about 100 acres Of Land, well fenced and wa
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging TO this Establish
ment are unqsestonably ali excellent remedy IN
many diseases. The air of the town IS uncommonly
ssiubrious, and the situation adjYning the springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced delightful -
Tile Springs are situated on tie great turnpike
Road leading from Boston TO Hartford and New
York Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters fail into the Boston Turnpike, one a. the
distances OF mile, two At the distance oil mile and
an half, and one at the distance Of two miles from
the Springs. This circumstance renders tue place
easily accessible from almost every part OF the
country.
This property would be sold on terms accoumo-
dating 20 a purchaser. A large amount Of House
hold Furniture, belonging to the Establishment
would be included in the sales should 1t be The
wish of the purchasers.
For further particulars. ple.sc inquire Of the SUBJ
scribor, on the premises, or of Mr. HENRY MOORE,
OF Newport, who give additional information on
the subject SAMUEL WILLARD.
Stafford Springs, sept 90, 1892 ---(o9)
N. u. In the event OF a sale OF ths property, pos
session would be given about the goth OF November,
or the 6rst of April next, as might best accommo-
date purchasers
az 4 beautiful copper;p plate ENGRAVING he G5ovs
described premises nay be Seen az tbs .Nce.
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Poytsmoutb
Wooden -Manufactor

THE subscriber informs lis friends and
the public that having procured superior workman
ciothie~ (who has derived much information
from practice with an European mapufacimer) viii in
future &c able to carry the business in man
ner equal to any similar establishment IN tie United
StatesThe strctest attention will be paid for the
punctual performance of all ord rs and every favor
grstetaily acknowledged SAMUEL CLARKE
SAMUEL CLAaxE & DARsUs y. LAwroN---have
on hand variety of American manufactured Wool
Ell Goods, consisting of Kesseymeres, Sattinetts &
Plains, of various coiors.-ALso, Flanncls,l Blanks
e.tirx &c. of their own manufacturing sept 10.
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1osErH BRIGGS,

NO. oc, Thames-sfrse''
oscO lbs. w. /. COfttE
Ere sh FLOUR, in half barrels'
SUGAR per bbi.; .,r,x,
9 ousrter-csSks superior Madeira WINE
y ChOCERlEs general sssortment IS usual
ALSO
A constant supply OF GIN, lraw'uHe'
h,.ud ,hich. by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equal, if not superour to any aisuhs1
in the United States
nr Commission business solicited.
Newport, August ~, 1872.
sRANoTON & SHAW,
Offer at private ssle, on reasonable terms
IL hhds. Sd proof w. I. Rum;
pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy
40 do Gin 50 bbIs. do. ID. proof
20 q. casks Sherry Wine, pure as imPortedi
1 pipe Tenerie do.
10 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco;
20 kegs James ftiver do;
20 beles prime Upland Cotton;
ZOE bags Coifee
100 boxes No. L. 2, & 5, Chocolate
$50 bates Csssis
20 Dbis Prime and Mess Beef
10 haif.bArrels do do
40 boxes Spanish Sugars, cf superior qosl-
i,y;
25 do. Pork; IL do. Windsor Soap
700 empty Bottles; a second hand ciiaise.
Also, JUST RECEIVED
50 bbs superfne FLOUR. July %
SILAo DEAN,
TJAS for sale,st hi. Store, No. 81, Thames.
IL street, and at his Store on the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
90 hhds. best retailing .sfoissses;
10000 VT. green Conee, entitled to debenture ;
1000 VT white do.
40 boxes white and brown Sugars
10 tons Cordsge, all sizes; pipes Brandy;
4 hhds Rum; 10 bbis. Gin; pine Wine
5 seroons spanish Indigo 20 logs Mahogany;
10000 Havana Segsrs; % boxes sperm Candies
6 bags soft sheil'd Almonds;
cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassa;
2 Anchots. 700 spd 80 VT;
9 Cables, partly worn
Standing rigging. blocks Stc. for a Vessel OF
$50 tens 25 III Pine Boards and
A quantity OF Engiisl GOODS June s.
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NOTICE.
FIFTY DOLLARS REW.1RD :!

A William or villains had the audacity to
4 n break open my shop. on Sunday night last, and
conveyed from thence every kind of merchandise,
my shop wa, fornisbed with-they left not ves.ige
of any value behind. The stuck consisted Of articles
in the Mathematical and Nautical Line-such as
Qusdrsuts, Compssscs, Perspective Glasses, Scales
and Dtvidcrs. hny person who will detect and
bring forward the villain villains, shall receive
from the subscriber Fifty Dollars, as reward.
SUPPOSE they left this place in the night by water,
az what they have taken could not be conveniently
conveyed by land SAMUEL KING.
NewnNrt. Oct. |. 1919
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TO LET.

THE HOUSE. No. To-, Thames street, with a
4 large Garden adjoining) nearly opposite the
Post. Office. Said Estate is pleasantly situated, and
has every accommodation for family-For terms,
apply 20 GEORGE WANTON.
Juno 10
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ALSO,--JUsT RECEIVED,
$50 quintals Goldfish;
Is boxes English Herrings.
10 kegs Lard;
1000 VT. Cheese
9 hhCls. Molasscs;
90 bags West India CoiieS
$50 VT. Loaf Sugar
3 bbs white powdered do.
6 caddy's first quality souchong Tea;
5 Cherry Juice
10 bbls Mess Pcrk
boxes New-York Soap;
100 bushels Rye Grain
I kegs Tocacco
10 do. Huver
9 hhds. W. Island Rum;
2 bbls Mason's Gin;
8 bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets
doz Felt Hats;
large assortment of Iron Ware;
do. do Earthern do;
do. do. Stone do.
10 dozen sets Of Measures;
$4,000 Boards, with quantity of Plank, Shin
giles, Laths, Clapboards, &c. and rundry other art
cles two numerous to mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most
sonable terms for cash approved credit.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
'T,HAT pleasantly situated House, south end of
l. Thsmes-street, formerly Belonging to Captain
Henry Hunter There is large Garden aud the
Hobse is well calculated for two families The pre-
mscs viii be let on very reasonable terms. Apply 10
0ct7. SAMUEL ALMf.
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s44N ausn.es 70 N'ealsA not yet ssobpea.
THE GRAND SUSQUEHANNA a
Il CANAL LOTTERY, Sd Class, commence,

Wifa "a hesf az others.
In this Lottery there are 10000 Tickets, but only
$4,000 numbers, being two tickets of one NUMBER
The capital prizes of $4,000 dollars mas fall one
number, and SO with the two 10000 dollar prizes.
to that person buying two tickets of one
number may draw the enormous sum of
One Hn9dred Thousand Dollars.
Present price of Tickets IL dollars. quarters 3
dolls but this is the most popular scheme ever of.
fcrcd in this country. ii is probable tickets will rap.
idly advance in price.
The 7th class Of the Har-crd College Lottery com.
menccs drawing in tsw days., contains a prize
of g 10000, one of 3 5000. and OF Is 900.
Present price of Tickets 800, but vii soon rise.
Tickets, halves quarters, in The above Letter.
las. may be had by orders isft with
JOSIdH e.. SHIT,
athi TRpLy FoRruNArK LorTERv K ExcuAxcE
OrYrcx--whcrc eguar lists OF the drawing Of dir.
ferent Lotteries may be examined gratis,
Persons holding Union College Prize Tickets or
other Prize Tickets by returning them may obtain
Gcte,s in either OF the above Lotteries.
Books & Stationary as usual sept 10,
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Ten Dollars he7pad.

nESERTED from on boayd the i.
~ S hots, 50, st the hsrbor Of Newport, SAM
vEL Jackson, negro man, 81 years of age, S
feet 10 inoaes high, native Of Longls'and Ten
Dollars will be given for the apprehension Of said
negro man. securing him in any jail in tho United
Sstee, and ali reasonable charges paid, deliver
ing him at Newport. By order Of she commandaat
STEPHEN CHAMPIIN, jr.
Newport, sept. 90
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RISING SUN HOTEL.

DEEIAH ELDRED, respectfully informs
ID Lis friend. and the public in general that ns
continues AZ his old stand, IN MILLsrsEET, Jrs.
.hoye The Red MArkct--wherc he keeps houss ~.
,hs Enter,snment of any Gentlemen and Laoies'
sne me ,.v ,,,es.e 20 favor MIN with their custom
Nsxroft Oct l. 1912.