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Ftos oDr Correspondents.
Charleston, June Is.
RsP0Af For last aoeeia,.
Hosia paoDfcTnNs.
,..,.s.a-Tslaad, 81 s. cts. per ID.
'''' -ss il qpality.
o;,.--Fpri.ile New, 6sa,s = =,
pA;la.l. super. So 50 per Dbl.
teS' Ealtimere, sa9
yirginia, SaS 80
country, $ 50a s
Sc per bussel---vefy scarce.
'I SsSr..ll4 4 l6 cents i.
s, COLONIAL PROMOTIONS.
,,,.,ovaao sugar, EIavannal 5 Fl 5oa
e, q as40ets. per ID.
s,,sls.ses---T s. a II cts. per sail.
I LIVER Salt alown) 40 cts. per bu-
- tGropad) ga 60 cts.
To- Dry Goods there is still a Wy
,ossidera6le demand, many articles
. . and almost ell hitAerto imported
, ,sT 4 handsome advance on iavoice
cggekery--Tss quantity on hand be-
;,r rsSsced BIZ TIE extensive dehaai fa'
IL h, ,rt;cle fa ali parts q TIA coantry fti-
6, ia begsispirg 50 improve.
ssshass Raaced IN price during The
xeck-Glosf If that ia port has been
hssSftf aada large portion OF It sup
red e9ast wise TO different posts.
(cy s;9ple Commodities are IN de-
mad, aa.lyery considerable purchases
have bsei made in the eoarse OF tie
Tssk--i'he prospect of an immesaate
var en- The Continent, has beea the
means Of a gradual IMPROVEMENT in the
article Of Rice, and Cotton app@ars to
haze kept pace vita It.
Boston, J1.ee 81.
LATE SALES BY AUCTION.
June lS---100 bales raw silk, ID. S 90 a
G5.
SC bales Nas Gals, b. 81
% Beaver Skins, ID. 81
S74ealea Nader Root, IL. 8 IL.
Eoa tks Cargo Of RJe schaoaer .0ascit-
iess from, L5aaoa.
June 16---5g6 bars Swedish Iron.
ton f4a1 90
$50 bolts round Iron, I IS
20boSes Y tin Plates,
box Is
6 hhls. Alum, crt. g.
g casks coppeyas, 5 z5a3S7
l4bars pig lead, n IS
: rolls sheet lead. 10. 10 q
~ heFces witlsg. cWt. 290a s
Waite Lead sro3nd in oil ewt.
20
lobales Ens'ish canvas. yds. 48
l0f.2es old Holland gin.
| e9a1 70
From numerous arrivals at New-or-
leaas freight had becosle slack vet II
was calculated that 6G,G08 bafes Of cot
'spFeJaaaed Il Be 5tipaea 81; besides
saSsr' molasses, rua, -Four. lead. sc.
'alic'eiato load all tie vessels in poit
sd ~ he river.
eettoa ia 10 aud freight te ssuroae
.sSd Slgar II ala, fugiasses 50 a Sc.
'sa ., Hempen yaras> 8 a 80 :. IT,
.Tea a g, freialts daa. Tie Mis-
@lPs vas very hiSa, as q sure harbiu-
y q sle&lY saasoa---f assenceFs
|p, sa'f'' Pope, tlilliguet aad Braislarti Of
\, ~ s;sAets tor AMERICAN prodsee.at Por-
|Ss-..3 So 4las - :, exceeding du.i-Flour.
H. 5 '-'''Oe' no sale---Sasar s 8---Col-
.pss - markets st 81. Jago de Cuba,
ISSss' slattf'i WIKI American produce
h ~ '' :, sleeaIatnrsbad moh2poIiled most
b Be., 9ss' india prodace but tee news
Eaa,s@' Selte sretarn te Paris, ana the
es. A1 N some measure depressed PIT
I'ioArto'la, Jane %.
HIGH PRICES.
sces rapid and considerable Use in the
n :, .. q seysral articles. the rro,stl i
ateps.y' lofces itseif upon tie gene
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I.oudoun Land.

NE7ILL be sold, CT MONDAY, ~
7 Y 18th day Of August neys, ct Pens
tavern, in tie sa~n G. I,essaurg, '"'
LOTS Of land. situated about g. uii'
from Middleburg and forr from S5f roH.'
tain. Ore lot occupied or Dir. yf"m,
which will be sold sutiact &c hie sac
containing iss--tae ethsr cccu7i?] BY
Mr.. Fatterso., of which possess!c, rsY
be lad on TIE first d January ueA'; coy
tanning upwards of 80 scres. terSef3
desiraus Of viewing tha premise aTe r.
ferred &c Josx p. DurANy, Fsl'Inls ae7.
them. The ye,ms one.third CASH, TIC
balance one and I've Years with h.;eE'S'
from The o2te.
DAN. 2. HUY.AET, J T'a;,
WA. HERBERT, Jun. ) 'e>.'
July II. {"
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Maurice herbert,

this method Of informing lis
n friends that Ee vii remain in St.
::3s;svtl1o!omews for several nontls, where
ae viii be grateful for any business fiat
nav be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
|ance with tie neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his adj
dress, in the event of an opening OF tire
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
|Set, thereby avoiding the expence and de-
|'av Of seeking oae. Tie sckr. i.ou;sa,
.ca1r. shorp, viii sail T. l'is address on
y edne5s!ay, ard tse sc.ooncr Enter
iariza ts''e following dey-E.eFters Tor st,
iliar1s, 10 % by Tie ahOga vessels may De
I'eF al the counting room Of adams, her
ilcvr < GO.
Ia,y q.
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Cotton, cas-, &c
ne h5re on Aaal + o9ar for snfs.
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior Quality.
SIS Whole and half chests first cllop
Guupowder and Y. Tyson lea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 ponnds green s. wsite Coffee.
s hhds. jamaica g. Antigua E-rm.
s ditto and so barrels second ana
third proof Old Whiskey, fit fer
family use.
'rererife and Port Wine, very hne.
400 reams Wrapping PAGER.
50 half boxes Erst quality cigars.
10 bags Pepper.
20 kegs Copperas.
tierccs new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
Wits general assortment of Groce..
-ies as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsON SEQ
Nav Is. t
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snlili, So as to sNtsketi VIZ 90

mid, So as to sasssei WI s.s,...,
.onS in every situatiln,alld j, =, " =.
ss They are eAcelienffysad lted - aye
.'I SUP eiiuousia!e llpa a, ~ :, safFs
10 &c sttientis.- t. .ste., AZ, e,., ,..,s
it,pe tte-to !io4ace Tree ,,,>,". We
.aIM hefehy prevent colds IL !,icl :, : y
en- 9. iatai consequences. 4 tio.s Rev. =,
ais to remove cold /. Ia, .el, o., si
ai,pearaLce-d,eJ are ceis-lut.y H., ~
l'o'lnS fiaoitual cosstFeiie- s--s.cAll<,. ;,
Sae stolaacii aia severe ilesd-4c..e.-,,G.
oag't to lr4 taken ~ all persons Z, ~"'
change Of clanate.
iuey have oeeu found { lraiIs,.,,y .
eafiuus II pres entiDg snl ,u.!a -. 81
aers attendant on long Aoyasyx. ~.
should be procured aaQ ca v,ar., ,r., @''
ea ior use Wy every se.a:!.4 i.
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Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGER g LEWss.

a RE now esaniag a beautiful assert
"a ment of Elegant; LACE GoH}ss
&c v;;z--4-4, ga, ~ and GA black ard
a,vlNse best Es.riish Lace Wells, Shawls,
saals Sisawls ard Trimieg Laces-
$50.
Crane paiersaes aud Snawls, richly
embroidered with chinele. Six net hall
Iyanakeresiefs with beautiful laimet
Rorders-Biack Bomhazine, &c. &c
all which are iust received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction With
cash, and which, viii be sold cheap Tor
cash. $50
August s.
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Tooihs .fche Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
|mcst severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEoIclSEs are
prepared from the Recires Of TIE h'e
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, bis
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, Nev.Ycrk,
and by her particular appointment soldby
Messrs Jas. Kennedy g Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALExAyDsM.
Arril IS.
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f. OFT r..

Ry virtue 81 Deed ofTrpsf ir9n ~ Z,
l.. Count Newt 20 Vie subsci15,r' ~.
be ey9,ssa- % sale u public srttlSh =, -
ssacJ .ncne,v, ~ .iarday 'he SS''. ID
q Anenas next,
A piece Of Ground }TirE
Iuron de north SIZE Of axe etr'e1 49,
10 the westward OF Fave''c STREET. F1, ~,
Ing 26 feet upon Dnte sit'e'. az L.,
ning hacl; 100 fee, 70 - i''' ap,,
ll-,or this ground IS erected 3 c'Ef ). ,a,t
two sior, prick dwelling ',oas+ si''."'r
ibuiIci;ngs.-tI,e sie TO De ~ '5s pTi''.', ,af
AT the same time and pIsce WI =. F,r
a small tract of land lt'in% IN '|"
covnty, eontsii,jns a';ou' II acT's1
10y the name Of ..ioo:rseid Fai'''
hIadi,
,et tia srms tire ma r'Fcf
Eight Valuable SiaVss =
! Also. AZ TIE same tine ano n ,:i',;,:
virtue OF u Deed of Trust hon ,IN I'd
r.. Couot hewitt to the sabscriesi n
Robert GRAY, will be SD TX ,ai;r:.
LAND is Morris Iovnsnip, VIM s;';sg
ssn county, Pennsylvania, ont If 4
.:esr'y SOC Acres--AlSo, a !. re- .tate
Ground end Rouse in Nottingham 80
If Maryland. ,,1p
July Is,
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Just & aading
% roR SALE

An FOR sale
81 Griffith . Er G
3 cases Marseilles vestings
i do. vestings and sewing, silks
] do. Null. Null Nuslla
Il do. Camar's do.
9 do. White saaes
10 colored Threads assorted
lcGG rieees Gallons
2 cases Madras Slandkercmefs
Boot Webb aud Cord.
ALSO
10 bids. New Orleans Sugar
lGa h1yes PIPES.
July q.
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just received by The subsci1
l,eits

heFS,
The Analectic MAGAZINE and the Fort
|soEo for fine aresert mont. -
Pal ,aer's Historical Register OF TIE u
States, vol. 5.
Mennirs Of TIE n'iii'&del liza Agrlcul'
tural s pciety--lor Subscribers.
Also.
pernardl's T'oar t'radsa F~arce -Sv,'f' :
er'aad. SAVOY, Ger aapv, and ia'Gium
dur;ag the SIMMER ard All of 1914.
The Pilgrims q: the sAn, Poem, o.
J. g1o@f. and
X .,.Ssa suobiv 81 Na}tNr SCOTS oeie-
bra.ed Pooiu-t'e ord ,i.fhe Isles.
Jamss Kennedy md sot.
Iy,}y 90 ea38
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Bathing Tickets nay

he rad at the Rath, House, three for oas
Dollar as usual.
~ Two or thrss Gmt'anen can Il
accommodated w!th Poardinc.
THOS. SHELLS.
Jgne IS.
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PARTNERSHIP.

A NEWTON inforns the p'o1 ,s
t,,a - takeninto partnership IN trade
w ii. Roc, and the bus,ness n ~ !.
ture will be conductea under the tlr' 8 q Y
VIM. I'll. Rice g Co.
wHo oFEERs FOR SALE
Al yheir Store oi, lfs4ss' Street, q af.et1 Sc
iecfed assortment ct So sasssa5te 3
DRY GOODS,
Wiiela they will disrose Of on the mss
reasonable terms, for Cash or to punctut
al customers.
N. B.sAll persons indebtea to A. New
TON either BY note or accsanf are request
ed TO pay the same OF or before tAs slrst
of July next, as his accounts VIII be lei
with Al aStarney alter that tine.
B May 10, ~ 81
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CASE OF CURE.

se'ec"od from 'ssane1'ou' list.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
Icond st.est, between Mary and Christian
streets, philadelphia, voluntarily Iaaketh
oath as follows: namely-tlat his wife,
ary Hoover, was so severely afflicted
With violent rheumatism, very dangerous
|ly situated, the consequence Of severe
colo atter iy'ug in, as to be confined to
her be-, Cor several weeks, and was at
le 18th reduced to the melancholy appre.
her,sion Of remaining cripple for life,
.n,tultt stansting the most respectable me-
,'icaj adTice was followed, and every pro.
bable remedy attempted; when seems
Sc etalcases Of cures performed by Ha-
miiton's fssseoce and extract of Mustard,
thev were procured from Mr. Birch, No.
L., South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and The use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state OF health and
strength.
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J.eH CURED.

~ o"cs asaRs i-ee,s .socey,ssn Ginf,,r.
/ l!.e proprietor inior2s nose re,. ,,'
and f-u.ii Us who aieaa!i 20 lp,i@, : =
'isease' tayhnst the inIectim u when
noperson IS SAFE thasit tlls onunelr !,
assa z: night or going te bed. i r,,..
i-''s TO neriorna a cure / TIE fv,ltv;,.
morning, IS thousa rds W . lave rssJ !
llanrins tie last zen wears an ,es,;fy, ~ :,
pesa'Is eSeeiiencscs OF Ills iohItlia!e r.,
n-c'!y Tor tie Itch, over eyer~ otEer ~,
tie certainty oi 4 cure bya eingle aJr,.@,1
|; tion; the ingredients heinc $, ;uiloc,e.
as to be applied with perfect saier7 e H. h,
Esendereet infant, and its Being no, nI,,
'ree from any offensive smell but e,,sj al
agreeable win tile pIeasalte5t poms1u,3.
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London Goods.

.9mong tFp'n ere
Ty xTRa best London saperfne Cloths
~ and Cassimeres. W alstcoatlngs.
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Cambric,
Book, Jaconet, Null, Leno, Whip.
nett and Tambonred Muslins, shawls
and Fandkerchiefs. Cotton Shirtings.
do. Hose. Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing SILK, Twist. Gallons, Ferret.
Bu,tons. Colored Threads, Pins. and Kid
derminster Carpeting.
By the first arrival at this port from u
verpool they expect an assortment o.
WOOLLENS.
G & / ?. Thompson
June 90.
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Ba'sask Zip Sake.

Baa's irll: G szaai;se German coru
Fiaisler.
AninfaI]ibie remedy for corns. snced;Iy
removing t;.em roo. AID branch, whitney,
giving pain.
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eGds OF Cn.g1as.
HaMfLTON'S ELIXIR.

HaMiLTON'S ELIXIR.
g1 remedy for Colds, oIstiaute
suglts .axhmas, sore taroats, ans
apnrocch;,g C,nsaqspStcNs, md MOS
disorders Of TIE breast and !lsgs.
1 a SINGLE trial will prove, That it
a restores the determination Of the
lids to tba savface OF the body 5 and
rings On the common heaithfal perspira-
ion: that II dislodges and esacua.es the
sough y:scid pllter.n or mnols. strength
ans the weakened vessels of the lungs,
lsheathes TIE acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges it.
hus strikes at the root of the disorder,
he sv nptons are CT coarse 4eRaetually
I'd permanently conausreas the reverse
SC common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
'iso, der, for tia sake Of lnoderating tor
tae present some Of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from numerous LIT
,:.os,s - 80 ,a,h,;c f., h,a
1,e''ts ussl.oas - - 80 o,,l;+r. 81
uu Ivy ~ o 9En1.f,e , y, Ivyp .o,,ara w.
q q = ". 49, : 49,. r., ~ 81
.ile sate -'is. h.se' AsI go 0ens w ~. &c
'o.llis aee'ahe " .ae 80 go. III, ~; ;nduco
cslssa ron: = !. st NIL W. VI ,a "nl
| If bruize ON the breast received from q
'asi' my naa'Hl ste" 80 ~ w. 80
y ~ ~ s,.g''ey ~ ;n,m w s,,st,c,fion
~ - 49,. cnn.tant min IN nv
,rasst I'D c,uq,. 4 great loss Of
stran,4h IN I,esh. and YOU may conceive
! FLst nv synctom, evidently Indicated an
Ilnproaeh;ae oo,lsumption. The advice
+ > noost eminent physician vasresorted
70 .nd sfrsrwards = se,.nrd was called
~ b,s n,;thour o;,;no NE any Yelled
! .,.,t :, ~ vs;c;oS ,bo knew nm md
no circumstances of INV case. o9;,ised
~ ~ 10 - a.irs Nnmiiton,s Ilinir a rid
! "a v;no he Ind ussa s:;t H. lis pracsics,
~ ,iI,,aus fa,,aJ = 70 ~ -,,.ci, e.ao9 a
.,, ',', ,'s5 o. .s.," :. .a,, .,,J ,.y;at
80 ya a. P,ol la, na,s s,'f cont;nue,;
a vss !, '' and s mas " snon :, stonr ,nough -
80 =. ~ 80 ~ a. 49, coTd son,o
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fae Restorative Pooder for n,
teeth Au5 Guus

Ihfs excellent preparation comfot,
and strengthens tee guns, preserves he
enamel from decay, and clesnses and
'wbitens tbs teeth, by absorbing all The
acrimonious slime ard / nil.ess. v|,ci
suffered to accumulate, never fails to in,
|jure and hnaliy ruin them,
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W;tl.rseS Hsro'rt,
.,.vr ,rsT REcE5vED And ARE NOW
0YExING
AT rAEfR STORE.
King sfssetaearths Corner Of Fairfaa,
SO Packages DRY GcoDs,
suitable for Che present aud approaching
season

suitable for Che present and approaching
season
eoSsIsrINc OF
ATANKEENs Linen can brio
~ irish linens Cotton cambric
sSsisars Null null muslins
Ticking bfn laSss f;.ured e
Csnaburgs a'hps Is sLar,s
= 5, s.'s.ss White Virginia
s-;laclS, orange.brown $LlFt" M
aad yellow bonn ksacS sssss
80 ,.s.'., olive. Gauaes aad cranes
S'us'' p,AsN' ,s;;..esi. Black India hand
.,s'1,, an,,. conner sEeschets h
- ssl. 49, 49, Mslahar do.
w 49, ,r,ev mixed Ma.has do.
a' ss,,na E hrown s. Bandano do.
ts.,n r;hhe,, steck- ara5rR do.
: ;,'st Bsoun Holland
y,iaa ,,;re,,. drab Nidonia cloths
and black cassi- One case 'hi's' az
sot'ceh
.,.s;s I,ondaif bindings
s .,s,,.lssats. I.adies and Se'St'e-
lsaa,ls s rsss, & ai,@e meas hfasere.
5. D ssat;ans Ladies lang& short
superhas woolen ,,t s'u u ii,' Acc
vestsng Two SIN -
lrecian singhasns sseite leas''ea 1d''s -
Common do. he'ls iaN'' NV =,
common cahcnes elesahs Sss'o'''s'eA>
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Enhn's ge.a;as Enc IE'cisr.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases o!
She eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Hami,tou's Grand Restorative.

Isrecommendail as an invaluah!e lie.
dicine for tie speedy relief and perrna.
neht cure ofthe various COMPLAINTS uiic'.
;eslrit from disaipateo pleasures. jurenile
.adisc.etions, residencein climates ur,fa-
'vorahie to the constitution, the ;nnacd:-
rate use Of tea. frequent intoxieat;cn. 0.
'other destructive inteynrerance, tie usai
|shil3ul or excessive use 81 mercury !; the
Id seases peculiar to females at certain
period of life, bad iyings IL, etc.
Hamilton's Form dest"os ing 10
zyncss.
9his medicine, which is ss iarocent &.
mid, ss is certain and eHcatious in lis
'peration, caaao. injure the youngest III
ant, SHOULD no worms exist il the body,
1ut Will, without paia or gripping, cleane
ne stomach or bowels of whatever 10 foul
Il offensive, and thereby prevent tire pro-
uctioa Of worms, and many other fatal
ilsorderS.
Hahn's Al IT, Bilious Pills.
The spsratioa Of these pills spsrfeotly
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80 Dollars REGARD.


RAN AVA from tie subscribers, On
Sunday tie 18th instant,
ygyfs RE Negro Men. named Sfepnsi
L.asneu, AID .losepa, or calls niin-
s self JOSIAH CAIN.
& JSfegaay Is So YEARS of ave. yellow.
: stout. well hooking fellnw--se has, @isel,
exariae,i. on. his LETT font siS toes. the
sixth causes himto have hole IL. his shoe
or boot on that foot. he alsohasa scai. on
his right leg occasioued by the cut OF a
scYthe.
Ls.nnenis af a very dark complexion,
about 5 feet 8 inches high, 30 years Of
age, no visible marks
ss:rk Gaia is about feet 6 inches
iisa, we'll built aud very chunkey, dark
co'aalexion--ile took with him some cot
tpp. .elaathing which cannot be particnla
rizes lie Is about SO or SIS years Of age.
TITS espeete they will endearor TO pass
as free slr.er. By having forged passes.
ISterseg and Lunaea took with them be-
tween forty and Gfty dollars, together
with two or three different suits Of cloaths.
tits expected they are making either for
The state Of 0'iio or PENNSYLVANIA. as they
are aitning for their freedom. We will
give the aboSerevard If they are secured
in any jail 80 that we set them again. or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either 81 them.
aud Unreasonable CHARGES. )
Eessis T. UTnug'., s
james Hoffman,
Living in strasburg.
: Shenandoah County, Virginia,
July 90. cow
Advertisement.
an Tuesday the 9Th of August next,
J wiA be sold to the highest bidder
for ready cash, at the Tavern of Will
IrAM GooDtNe, OF Fairfax county, on
the Little River Turnpike Road, near
Accotink Bridge,
Several Valuabls Slaves,
Consisting of Men, Women and Chill
arep, belongins to the Estate OF Colone
~ tII-sAst PAYNE, deceased.
EiaZABElH PAYNE,
~ .aam'ra, Of Wm. Payse, dec
-s 90 cots.
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peace for Philadelphia county.
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In this town.on the 9th inst. Mr.. MATTHEW BAR.
KER, aged 78.
On Thursday evening last, Capt. stmros HrtME,
aged IS
On saturday last, hrs. SARAH GREENE, aged So
rclict Of the late MIR. Wm Greene, of this town.
Al Uiinpgton, Del on the 9th inst. the Honorable
JAMES A. BAYARD, late one Of our Commission
ers Al Ghent An eminent, eloquent and patriotic
Statesman and Legislator
At Philadelphia, OF the 9Th inst. after a long i'll
ness, JOHN SMITH, Esq. late commander OF the
Congress frgats, and recently appointed 20 the
Franklin a. now b,kiding at that port. lie was an
ornament TO the service, IN which he sustained AN
elevated rank was highly respected in society; and
endured wasting disease with fortitude and philo-
sop6cal resignation HIS remains were buried with
naval snd mi,itery honors.
In Ne1v. York, Mr.. JOHN BARTINE, aged one hun
issd .''d Jo,v ycars.
In Grafton John Datvbeor, .seJ hfteen months,
by falling iuto a tub of waler.
In Upon, Jsm1s DAVIS, aged years, blythe fa i
Of a stone from wall, on which he was climbing
after fruit, which fracted his skull
In Dunbar, Eng ! Capt Thomas Dawson, aged
49, the Commodore Of the Greenland Seas, be hay
ing made AZ voyages to that country.
In Bah, Eng } Mrs Anne Reeves, aged IS
same day, Mrs. Huclcbridge, aged SO. It's remark.
helping her the room, fell, and in half an
hour corpse Nearly at a similar hour in the
evening, and after the corpse had been remov.
ed, Mrs. Hucklebrdgc went into the same room, laid
down on the bed, and expired.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
MIR Gibson, Capt. RosERr WILLIAMS to Miss Gym
THiA HAMnoSp, only daughter of the late Captain
Joshua Hammond, all of this town
AT Seekonk, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr. Hall,
Mr.. BRowN Bowen to Miss ANN PuLLEs, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. william Puen, Of this town.
At KassfOn, ~ T. J Capt jes,us burr, TO Miss
Betsey Rose, OF the former place.
The russet Barr. the fragrant Rose.
Their sympathics unite,
To form flower more fair than those,
Its parents to delight.
In Gretna Green, Scotland, Capt Bontein, son OF
Sir Edward, to Miss Stanley, daughter of Sir Edward
stanley aged fourteen.
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WAPOLEOW IL.

Itappcars by the Paris papers, that while
the ffench House of Commons was still dis
puting and hesitating as to Napoleon III. a
Mr.. Manuel made long ard eloquen,
speech, concluding with resolution for pro-
claiming the Young Emperor, which Resolo-
,ion was Immediately passed by unanimous
vote. In this speech we fnd the follows &
paragraph
I" In conclusion, I address myself TO
those who appear to think that political
motives require delay. his discussion
has sufficiently made known our firm re-
solution, to Go every thing hereafter tor
France, and not for a family! and IT
Foreign Powers refuse to recognize Ma
PoLEos III. there will always be time to
take new course. No person here will
balance between a man, and t7venty nHl-
lions Of nien."
Previous to Mr.. Manuel's speech there sp-
pcarcd TO be great diversity of opinions on
the question OF acknowledging Napoleon III,
as the following extracts will shew.
"a Member. We must leave the care
OF j; TO our Pienipo,en,isries.
Mr.. Carat. Wished that the Envoys
should receive ORDERS TO demand ct the Al
lied Powers, aud particularly OF Austria,
this chlld, which I'll, France desired, and
which belonged no more TO his father.
VI. pegnieres. Demanded that all the
Members shcsid have an opportunity OF be-
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: The National lnleiligencer relates the fol-
lowing extraordinary effects Of single shot.
The ofliccrs of the Penguin relate, t0at, dur
INC the ate action, with the Hornel, S2-io.
shot came IN at the after port Of the Peaguin,
on the larboard side--carlied away six legs,
killed the powder boy of the DIVISION, capsiz.
cd the opposite gun, on the starboard side,
passed through the port and sunk in sullen
silence 10 the bottom"