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Iosenh Vaudeville,
JUNE 81


Corner of Kng q Faiytf:,r-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr, wHoLgsALR AND Retail,
Teas--gunposder, I'M <
no Or chests porial,hyson,h by son skin,
So BOXES young souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. afand inn.p Sugars
los bids New Orlcans & Muscovado
go bblsS Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 bids retailing Molasses
S pipes, shalt pipes and eqrcasks. L
Madeira ,6
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
% do genuine old Port
Z a pipes Red Catalonia
Z 90 cases choice Claret
2 butts, u half pipes Malaga
5pipes, half pipes and 20 qr. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
9 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
500 Id. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen s. Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubcr
Salts. Bark, Scented White aud Brown
Soap, Spermacisi mould and dipped Cam
dies, aaccaubs. rsppee and scotchSpufFs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, lArnotte, Alum, Copperas, Rrim
stone, .Gunpowder, patent Shot, Fiipts,
Hairpowdcr, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
&c.
". 3. so bushels fresh warranted
0OFER SEED.
March S.
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land fmSa

will sell a great bargain
farm containing orc nu,|
forty acres, lying in the oop y
fax. adjoining the lands o. = !.
Henry Rose and Mrs Cs'i''.)
about six miles from the l0.D|
andfia andfile same dis'aa -
City ofyyashineton IND "
There is on sid Farma sa'' !
ing House, Kitchen, &c
timber Ger its support. a1ou. IA
of excellent w cadow lapd' ~.
with eooa water. Any ps 49,
10 purchase will apply Z, z. y. ~
Der who lives near si'a AL ~
shew the premises ana
= : Joseph p0y'
June 8
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were much alarmed, having moved off
all the property they could get away in
the short time of the approach OF the
I boats.
The enemy have demanded and re.
csived supplies from Gafdner's Island
and Fishers Island, paying for the same
at such prices as they chose.
On "wednesday last, forenoon, some
barges from the British squadron cap
tured in the mouth of Connecticut River.
the sloop William, of East-Haddam, and
sloop Two Sisters, of Bedford, and burnt
them-The slnop Mary.Ann, of Say.
brook, and sloop New-York Packet, Of
Middleton, which they Abandoned, being
alarmed by the attack of some armed
fishermen, Also, Roxana, r. Brockway,
master, of Lyme, laden with wood and
fish. fast sailing vessel, she wastakeR
along side the Valiant. Capt, Oliver, who
is commander on this station. The mas
ter, and several passengers, among thera
several fe~a!es, were landed near the
lighthouse.
Same day small schooner was cut
out OF Mystic River, by a boat.
One of the sloops which had ran on
Saybrook Bar ADD was set ere TO on We'd
nesday, but extinguished, was again set
on fire on Thursday. by the British, and
extinguished by the militia.
Yesterday morning smack was burnt
between Connecticut River and Four
Mile River. 1t appears certain that eve
re thing which floats, that falls into the
hands OF the enemy. not worth keeping.
will be destroyed The fishermen should
stay at home.
On Thursday an armed schooner came
in BY Momaug, and escaped up Sound.
The Acasta gave ehace and fired at her
till she had passed Plumb Island.
This morning several launches from
the British squadron sailed up Sound to
renew their depreda,ions. It's extreme
~ hazardous to sail out Of or for Con-
nccticut River.
Ii is supposed two sloops from the
eastward were captured yesterday.
II o'clock, A. M.-The British ships
are under way, and beating up for the
farbor, wind norlherly. They fired Sc.
veral guns a, the guard on White Beach,
which passed over them. Six I8 ID.
shot were picked up & brought to town.
At the same time salute was fired at
Fort TFun,bull, in consequence of a vi.
sit from the Governor. The enemy
came to at meridian, at which time this
paper went to pfess.
An Enslishman, day labererlis COM
mit,ed T. prison on strong suspicion Of
having had frequent communication with
he British fleet; carrying small sup
plies. newspapers 6 verbal intelligence.
We would here take, the liberty Of
cautioning the editors Of newspapers re.
speeding the publication of extracts If
letters and verbal intelligence, as the pa
pers of New. Y ork ard Boston. as well as
those Of New-London, are pretty gene
rally obtained on board the enem,'s
ships.
This town is frequently gorged with
Strangers; would it rot be polite to Is
tnblish some municipal regulations i'm
media'ely touching this subject. With
in short time several suspicious cha
racters have appeared and disappeared,
without exciting the attention Of the pub
lie authorities.
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from The Ohio R.J.
PENNSy1u,,,

PENNSYLVaNI
!, We have seen the u, 8
Kentucky and Virgins, '' :,
4 when they were obpo,ss
1 sylyaaia IS now a. most ' -
cate Tor war Her sa,ds,
and her Weavers, as usII
ed sonssthc Dusnss and n
] united in support Of w.,
| measures, aid denouacm. /,
| toiti'rir measures. as tpsa =
lng the hslter.-Asi, re,as,
and Virginia, we have st.'
mcr conduct BY the public
| legislature. We purpose !,
same course with regard I
MA 3
II = D.
On the 18th Of March, i,
sident made a commupiiess
gress, then setting in p5jh]
forming them that he M
hopes OF an amicable accom-
II
our differences with France.
mending preparations for W.
gislature Of PebnsyIvania !
session in Philadelphia. d
day, March 20, Mr.. W. Mad,
the following resolutions IN
representatives, which, with
nays were published 10 Ii.
the Dist:
(" Resolved, That the re,r
of Pennsylvania consider il
dispensable duty, at this alaru
to express their unequivccal
on engaging in hostiil,ivs viii
European powers Eow at ".
they lament the distrrss.sef.
citizens engaged in commerce,
B declare their disQthrobqtnI
redress by arms, the erter,.
must be certain, and the eser
TO interfere in the quar,eIs Of
erful rivals is, in their opirI
lrprudent, where perhaps q
is to be unprecedented fronl dc
Of one, as fhe h ssiliy Of ht
the hCur 81 peace nsy behold
States sacrificed to rhc iEte,e|
ThUe ana DOOR 10 r.eosrlaf
ohen, negotfati9" nay d,meh
COMPENSATE Tor lnjuies Hay
ed but hostility GUS OF Al
hopes Of compronisc; ihcU
loss AID N aecnmulano1 q q
an Inia.t country, a'rearM
with The exDenccs t d rev
w1r, Cannot bear; md mus
involve the L. State, in a.a
fare, thar last that 7ysrst o ID
rifles. The representa- YES 0
vania therefore .5tartheutqbttI
against WGr N AEr SHAPE
Ant NATION, uni"SS Mr tenn
Unitrd STATES sh0ViG be mUd
more especia!'y ssaraap.d
whom their heats and haGGs
so lately umted IN friendship
/" ResotDtd, Tat the icTes9
luton be transmitted to the Sc
Representatives for the state u
vanla in the congress Of the
with a request that they pay y
ance to the same |
These resolutions we're ne
a small majority: but in tNe1I
find the names ofSimnu Snyds
Leib, Samuel MacIsy, Isaac
Aaron Lysle and many 0,ne1
present leading men Of fel
In 1898, these men bore tAe'
testimony against mar in aas
4mfh Any NATION, rFe"
tory offhe United Stctrs Me1
1912, they JON ID j
yssion and will aot make az
BILE allowance for those, aHo
against #. Such eonooe|
no comment or exposition. \
toweyer, we think il rot . am,i
ton I: We find the same o. ", y
recorded 10 favor Of these :.
True 70 his principles are 81 :.
lis conduct, this gentleman =
in opposition to this war, aau
~ . 49,. rees cn,nrtted With "
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Return q tie rs. efa, i
, ~. a..s and iatea, i
the azth May lsis.
KIILED los.
PRIsoxERs--Ivop,s.,)
subalteras, 7 sergean,.s
hIee-.i63. MOI uoaud. ~
,oDal.ern,' surgeon, ! =
io2 rank and hle-lls' i
Total i,.t loss oftsl
Militia paroIsd
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Herring Seine Iwne.
Juss reccived g FOR aSALE,
$ cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior qua!isy.-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
EN- STORE.
s s s::s:s, '; ss:s.. SALT.
Russia and Il v9ns Duck
Do Sheeungs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls, and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. 1 and Boston Beef, bb's.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbis.
obs. Tar, Rosin, TurPentine and
Pitch.
April z.
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Extract efa letter TO a gentleman in this
city, dated


PORTSMOUTH, az II June ;.
"Last evening arrived at this port ,he
armed schr. Thomas, Capt Shaw, with
her prize, the noted priysteer schr Ii
yerpool Packet, which she captured on
Thursday, then three days out from Ha.
lifax, on a cruise->had made Do cap
lures"
Prize to The York, Tovn.-The private
arrea ship York own, Of this port, has
captured and sent into Providence, Or.
| British brig from Sou,h-Anerica,
with cargo Of hides snd tallow.
The ship Athens, Ringe, of this port,
has arrived at Newpor, from Lisbon, in
so days.
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WASHINGTON CITY, June Is.
Cafy IF a letter from Major General
Dearborn 10 the Secretary Of War.
dated.
HEAD-9UAR TIERS,

9Th June 1918
SRI hasten to stare to you, that the
whole of our officers and men discover
ed, in the action Of tue 27th ult that rea-
diness and srdor for action which eyinc.
ed a determination 10 do honor to them
selves and their country. The animal.
irg examples set by Col. Scott and by
Gen. Boyd deserve partiou mention.
| am greatly indebted to Col. Porter Of
the light artillery TO Major Armisiead
of the regt of artillery, and to Lieut..
Tolten Of the engineer corps, for their
]Hdicious and skiliul execution in demo.
fishing the enemy's fort and batteries.
The officers of the artillery generally,
who had the direction Of the guns, arc.
very deserving.
have the honor to bel &c. y
H, DEARBORN.
Hon. Gen. Armstrong, q. !,
Secretary of War. -
Return Of the loss Of the Army of me "
Stairs in the action Of the 9Th MAJ,
1918.
The light trsohs under the command Of
Lieut.. CoI Seon-Capt. Roach of tie
Esd Infantry wounded |; 1t. SweariDecn,
do; % non-commissioned officers ard
prlvates killed "a do. wounded-tolaI
80.
Gen Lewis's division-lst, or Boyd's
brigade, 1t H A. Hobart killed rank.
and file, wounded!
9th regt. Of infantry capt. Arrow.mitb
wound ; rank and file, killed, Is:
wounded.
18th regt. infantry maj King, wound
ed rank and file, killed, 6 wounded
10th regt infantry capt. Steel, wound
ed; rank and file, killed, 9. wounded
N Y. Volunteers, rank ard hle
wounded
I'd. CT Windtr's Brigade. Rank and
fls-e wounded.
Sd, or GAandler's Brigsde-Noue.
Ofthe wounded, but 81, have been
sent to the hospital. The wounds Of the
others are very slight.
-. . !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-15

Auivc6 Il boston, on Monday last, .i,ip
Iohn Adams, Downing, from Lisbon. On
Sunday afternoon, was boarded from the
Bsitish iriga,e Tenedos, and permitted to
proceed. The officer said they had heard OF
the arrival OF the Chesapeake in Boston, and
observed that she had served them Yam
kce trick, and giyen them the slip" he
did not express a wish TO see our frigaics out,
but wished that the Shannon and Tencdos
we're heavier vessels.
The government (says the National In,elligencer)
being in possession OF treascnable orrespondencS
carried on BY British agents, in this country, and
others, with people in Great Britain, and With Brit
ish commanders in America and being advised that
many letters of that kind where sent to Annapolis,
to be forwarded thence by the packet, ordered ali
the letters there be examined, and such AS merit
ed annad diversion TO be detsined-The Sesuh of this
precautionary IS not known, but IL Is gem
orally understood that there was good reason al
less for the inves,g alton Il is surprizng that any
ons should think of sending letters, by tn. packet,
sealed. None would object TO their being examined,
whose correspondence would bear examination.
Highly criminal would il be in the government to
print single letter 10 pass TO the enemy without
knowing ps contents, especially at the present lime,
when their forces infest bays and rivers, block
ade ports, and menace towns with devasta-
ton. We hore, and believe thai, IN these and all
other respects, our government and people will do
their duty. et'sJ
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DiSttqeg b R4s9s.kH7rf
TN pursuance of ~afraor .r1m the Iiou,
Il DAVID HowErt, ESQ. lDd9e oI thc Dis-
trict Court for RbcaS.iiand Disnici 49,
Notice is hereby SIS ~ ~ Felsans eoncernQis
that Information ha, beau fllea ~ sid Court ~
Thomas Coles, Esq Collector o: tsc Customs foe
the District Of Providence, IN behalf Of the United
States Of America, against nine bales Of Goods.
Wares and Merchandise, marked r.. y. the said
bales Of goods, wares and merchandise were lstely
owned by Robert Wilson aud Den.d Eurrol in ,bc
East-Indes. subjects Of the Unitod Khgdom oS
Great Britain and ireland, and consigned 10 Messrs-
Elston aud John Perot, and were imported, in the
ship called the American Hero, of Boston, Thomas
Clctpcnt, master.
And 1t is aliedged in said information, that the
goods, wares and merchandise Contained in said
nine bacs forfeited for violation Of the Laws of
the United States, and that trial will be had on SAIL
Information at the District Court to be holden N
Newport, in said District. on the second Tyesdsy
OF May next. ft
EBENEZEk X DEXTEk. MARSHA.
Dated ut Providence, April -, 1919
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NEWPORT.

THURSD,tY. .aPRiL Is. 1919.

From FR.f.fIL.
On Monday last arrived in sAis port the
beautiful and ast-saiing sch. Wiper, Capt.
Nather, 30 days from Rochelle, with iaii
cargo os brandy, wine, silks, verdigrise and
an,ilnony, consigned TO owners In New-iork.
Capt. Mather brought papers to the 18th
Of February. He informs, that some new
commercial arrangements had been made 10
facilitate the entry and clearance OF Ameri-
can vessels. Tha, a large army had been
collected at Paris for the invasion Of Russia,
and that The French Emperor had gone to
Austria, to hold consultation with HIS Ia
ther-io-law.
Capt. NJ left q, Rochelle the following ve,-
sells, bound for diferent ports in America:
sch. Indc pendence, Low, ready for sea sch.
Spark, Read; ship Erie, Robinson; sch.
-, Newman. The sch. Phae,on, Webb,
called in company with the Viper. IL Is not
deemed proper 10 mention the destination OF
any Of rhc above vessels.
We were favored oy Capt. Ma,her with
files Of French papers, bu, their dates have
ali been anticipated by other arrivals. The
Viper was chased several times on her pas
sage, and came SO near being captured at one
timc, that Capt. Ma,her was induced TO throw
overheard despatch hes for govsrnment, OF
which hs was the Ceager.
We are induced to omit, for this week,thc
list of Impressed Americans es there are
several names, OF whom We have DOT yet as
certained particulars Ii is hoped the name
of every native born citizen OF lhis town,who
has been, at any time, since the revolution,
impre ssed by the British, will be handed to
this Office before "Wednesday next
MORE british IAiPRESSiTE.NTS! /!
JOHN CARPENTER, of Norwich, Con.
was seen about week since, (by Elias Guard,
Of Gorton,) on board the Ramilies, ~.
The said John Carpenter told Elias Guard,
that he had been impressed into The British
Service about Ave years since. He is ex-
,remely desirous OF getting home, wishes
his parents might know where he is, and en-
deavor 10 get him clsar.
Elias Guard was taken in the .loop Fox,
Crary, Of Mystick, fourteen days since, and
reached here last Friday evening, from New
Bedford, where he arrived in liccncc ship.
The British still continue of our harbor.
On Tuesday afternoon schooner from East
port for New-York, was chased within the
reef, aad several shots led at her.
The ship Frederick Augustus, Eldred,
from Cadiz, belonging to this town, was
boarded from the Vaiient, "a, the capt. of
which informed him if he Tell In with an A
nierican cruizer, and showed mis- iiceucc, he
would be sent 10 and condemned. Next day,
ION Saturday las,) he fell 40 with the privs-
,cer Sir John Sher5roke, ond taking her TO
be an American privateer, he burnt his pro-
lection, in consequence of which he was man.
ned out and sent TO Nova-Scotia.
On Sunday last, of Norman's Land, the
chip Ariadne, capt. Laudanum, from Cadiz,
bound to Philadelphia, was captured by the
priyateer John Shcrbrooke. The ships
long boat was given up to the mate and crew,
who were permitted TO depart, and arrived in
this port on Monday last.
$k @ ~ nn~--
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DlED--in this town, on the 9TH inst Mrs MARy
srLvEsrEa. aged 90 For upwards Of sixty years
pious aud exemplary member of the second Con-
grcssionai meeting in this town.
On Monday last. wILLIAn BoRpEs, Esq sged
Sc. He was firm supporter of the principles OF
the rcvootion, and an upright and honest mae.
In Tver,oa, on Friday last, Mrs. CATHAnIrE
GARDNER, the amiable eonsort Of Mr.. samuel
Gardrer, in tbs. f,ih ycsr Of hsr age.
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49,
Books and Stationary.
THt. subs rlber hss just received
Il from BOSTON aud Offers for ssla,upou m good
terms ascaD be obtained in Newport, general as.
sortnent of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA
TTONARV

which, with his former siooI on hand, makes bis
assortment complete--arnong which are the follow.
ing FIZ; a
Bowditch's Navigator American Coast
Pilot; ship Masters Assistant Morse's Universal
Geography and Arrangement. l'ke's Arithmetic Da-
bo!ls' do Parish's Geography, Goldsnth's do.wi,h
maps; C,unbia0 Orator, Mufrays Grammar; do
sequa do. teader do. Instructor; history OF New
England, by Hannah Adams Clsrke's Nepos do.
Introduction Esops Fables; EUtropus New-EDg-
land z. Classical Dictionary, large and elsgant' Wal
kers do Perryo do. Johnson's do. Bibles Tes-
tamcnts. and Watts Psalms and Hymns, Aden's lst,
% and Jl parts-spciing Books, by dozen single;
MurraY's do u. States Calender and Almanack-
very useful Rules and Regulations of War; Web
ster's spelling Book; Pickets do.
music hooks.
Locks Hospital Collection; aiiddlesex do. Bridge
STATIOEARY.
general assortment Of Pen-knivss, very cheap;
Back Cannon Tables; sand and Poupce Boxes
Glass and other Ink Stands steel Pens clothes
Brushes, pocket Books various kinds slates, large
and small black lead and slate Pencils Camels bar
Brushes sealing Wax and Waters, by the pound or
box compete assortment Ut Paper, cohsstiny OF
drawing, embossed black aud gilt edge, foois-Csp
No. 4 & 2, Brapdygine, VeIum, Letter, Royal aud
Deny, with avsrie'y not mentioned; cypheiing and
writing Books Seamans Journals: large sss"rI-
meDt Of Quiils; Whips and Canes pant Boxes,wi!h
coiors; Ivory Comb,; steel Rings segsr and SNUFF
Boxes, scissors boxes Spanish segAis, &c &c.
II general assorfmem Of BL.f.fKs--viz
Powers Of attorney bids Of sale, policies, .nes,s
Indentures. Justices wri;s, Executions, Portage
bills, Deeds, Bills of Lading, Of Exchange. sscsc.
all printed on the best Of paper and in the Destcst
style. Charts for the westIode, and America coast,
constantly Oh hand a, Boston prices
The above articles will be sold very low forcssh, or
approved credit and every favor gratsfulIy acknowl
edged. Stationary, Er,hdpge q Loncryl
0Gee, Jharel lsth. 1919
JOSIAH &. SHAW.
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A SuORT SERMON.

EPY. $. lS. .zad be nor drunk w;fh uine.
Shelving the unhappy and fatal effects Of intempe-
rate drinking.
lst. It gives ease of conscience, Joy IN drink
ing, aud small probably OF leaving It oa.
I'd. It causes forgetuness Of the past,
& beastly enjoyment OF the present, and an
indifference to the future.
Sd. 1t procurcs sickness, shame, poverty and
contempt.
4,h. II wastes the estate, ruins the cons,itu-
tibn, and aliena,es the affections Of his
friends.
5th. His affairs fall into ruin and decay, his
children are hungry and naked, his wife
comfortless and in tears.
9th. He is cursed with loss of appetite, trem-
bling hands, and feeble knees.
9TH. He is bcastiy and debascd IN reason, and
vile IN manners.
9Th. Allwho once knew him, pass by and ne
glect him, diseases torment, executions
vex, creditors teaze, and sheriffs seize him.
9Th. Nature sinking beneath her load, resigns
her worthless charge, and he goes unia-
mented TO tie grave.
ImhroVemeHs.
lst. How much more reputable is II to drink
at the fountain with Cattle, than 10 drink
wine with high oloods, and roll in bitches
with swine
Cd. Harken TO wisdom, and reform so shalt
thou gladden. the heart Of thy wife, gain the
love and obedience Of thy children, and the
good will and esteem OF all.
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MUSEUM.

WILLIAMS re peotfuiiy ipfttins the ladies'
NJ and gentlemen 81 Newno,,. sny a. yie;ni,v.
that nc is now ,xhipittnv vs,o rntA,,s;,,,o Myt.
scum, at the house &C M l'rvor,x . 81 p~ ssv.v
near ,ne S'a'e-uoaAs The MoseuAi consiats OF 10
wax rigares' and 'Sfse collection of curiosites,
natural aud artificial anong which are number Of
is.an instruments Ainitiancc IS centa, cilildrxn
half price 81
He also gives aoiiec, Aat IN, n "a much The hess
cnanee 20 sec Toe Marnn' say time, as i Is
commonly full OF custow is Q ,e evening
April 3.
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Real Estate, near Providence, For Sale.


on S.fTURD D.fY, the 24th fnsf al IL o'ciork,
ssiH BE ssii as Vsss!us, On Mc I'reailses,
A valuable real estate, formerly owhed by
Col. JoHs wH,rpLs, deceased, one mile from Pro-
violence Bridge consisting of about IS acres Of
Land, neat we'll built Dwelling House, Crib and
Barn. Said buildings arc in good order, and part
cnity of Providence.
The hand will be sold in lots or together AZ viii
best accommodate purchasers.
John Whipple, EreeEf9t.
Providence. April "a. 1878 Gc
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The British frigate shannon and Tcncdos,
(says the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday iss,,)
have been of this harbour, in plain sight, for
two days past standing off and on. They
were in sight yesterday, at dusk, standing to
the Eastward, undoubtedly for the porposc
of making an offing. i; is understood that
the former carries 2t-poundcrs on her gun.
deck.