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7asfy esteemed and bigbIy ap-
broved MEDILLNES.
Prepare6by W. I, Lo>wAy, No /, Hamilton Place,
Common-street, Boston.


e-Jr' DR.. Je66's Ccle6 ated Linineat
!. For rheumatism, Bruises. spranS, Chiiblains.
NuTbness, Stiffness IN the Jo'Ots, &c The relief is
.tmmedate, aud cure frequently in "a hours, al
shough OF yeers standing ahd thought incVa5s
Mr. JACOB HiLD0RrH. of Amherst, N. Ia was
many yeas att ted wuu vio'eht rheumatism, aud
As he ady.nccd IN years a, umes was wholly inca
pacita,ed tor business. wnen through recommends.
son. after trying all Other medicines In vain, was
tried b. using only one bottle 1 this Linlment, and
Ais had no relapse M is nov i trars since-he lsas
Considered incuabe 7aS IS puddshed at his re2uest
ar ReJc's .Itm.l.c as,
For Female Distractions, 81 and are equally con-
ductive "a ,he heai,n of marscd ladies'. uniess hen
pregnant, At which time they must not be taken
~ Or. Reye's ,ai0,hoas PHs,
For Indigestion, loss OF Appeue, Las leseness, Head
Ache, Costiveness, flatuence, Choiio, Dnous At
fec,ions, &s. ~
Or. Reyc's Vegetable Specific
sertain and expeditions cure for Sick Head .ice."
bilious Affections, &c.
Dun,fries' Ointment,
A certain, safe and expeditions cure for the ITCH,
aowsper invcterate, in hours application, may be
used oy the most delicate. p egnan, female, or on
children at the oreas ~ NO danger from fak,py
are se1iAise an'ess syred w L. Conway" as you
saue heaifb observe the signature.
Dgmf,t,s' LoGon,
A cure for the ITCH, .p,esous smell.
British .JHHStnHc DeHIyriee.
The Tooth Ache Is not only prevented by This Denti
sice bul renders diJcoored teeth beautifully white
removes the cause OF iSivr arising yedteeth,
mparts to the gums The ,tvresccuoe OF health. and
60 the preath the most deioc aolt sweetness.
>.u5e -h5,0n Corn Plaster!
This Pisster aaords instant relief, the same time
IL dlssoives ana dcsws the corn by the root,
without the least pain.
Cdm5riaa Toolh .fche PIGis
inm ,..l ~
injury to the Teeth
Or. Hunters Pias, D.. Huntr's Ivcensn
Pspaers, and Or. Hanfer's Cerafe.
Eor the prevention and cure Of tie Venercal Dis.
ease, howsve, inveterate, III all its STAGES
and even when mercury has tailed--fui directions
aud description OF symptoms, SO that any one may
cure themselves with secrecy (yfor a jev dollars
Pills None are genuine 6m those signed Wv. l..
Conway" you vdiue health observe ths signature.
The whole Of tho above Medicines are prepared
and sold, wholesale, by the 'oe proprietor, w. T.
CoswAY, No. 1, Hamiiton.Piace, Common street.,
Dos,oa, and retaiied by
SAMUEL " ViNSON, Druggist, g.
Tacmes.sireef. .Ns,spsrf, n. 4 N.
HoPpin, Providence, Isaac ID Dutl, Hartford, John
rieoout, No 23s, Watershed, New York, and most
Drussists. Bookscsrs anI Post-Nasters through.
out the United states.
dT Pamphlets OF many Extraordinary cures, may
&c had at the agents. gratis.
0C .Nons o. fhe above are GENUINE. tsniess signed
"w. 4. Conway"--os you vains heshh, o5ssrrc lks!
'arsc discoua, to country xaders, and those
t'o bayto sell again
Ssw2ort, Nov. iS, :sie.
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TO LET,

THAT excellent and ellknawn FARM, in Trv-
i RRros, the former residence Of Col. JoHs
COOKS, ard late belonging tn Cspt. ELtsBA Raows,
containing about $50 acres Of the best land in this
a,e.-said farm will be leased for one year, from
the 25,h day Of March next For terms, and other
particulars, appyto
WILLIAM ELLrRy. jun
Newport. Feb. ~, 1917.
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FOR SAI.r,

TOUR hundred and twenty acres Of LAND, Tying
m the LOWE of Chanpiaa, in the county of Gin.
ton, and state Of New-York, about three miles from
The south end OF Lake Chsmplan, being lot No. 80,
of the Nova-Scoiis and Refugee Patent, some part
OF which under Improvement The said tract is
free from all llincumbrances whstcver. good war.
rantee deed will be given TO the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberab apply to
DUTEE ]. PEARCE.
NtIH1r,, Nov g. 1876 (tfN
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TO LE1'.

THAT wcll knovn Farm in Portsmouth, late the
property Of benjamin brown, deceased, con-
tanning lsY acres Of excellent Land bordering on
the sea shore. with three orchards, dwelling house
with other ou,.buildngs. The said Farm sill be
leased for one year from he 25th'o of March next -
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises. PATIENCE BROWN.
yoytsm~uih, ret. 10.
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commissioners Noi1ce.

NTE, the subscribers haviog been appointed By
w the Hon. Court Of Probate intown 80 New,
port, in the Soun,y of Newport, Commissioners to
receive and examine The Claims against the estate o!
PHILIP ~. TOpHAM,
late OF said Newport, IN riner. deceased, rcpresen
insolven,, do hereby give noIice that six mon
from the l7th Of February last are allowed to ~
creditors OF said Estate to bring and prove thei
respective claims, and that we viii attend for VI,
purpose, at our respective dwellings,, any tine with
in that period.
HOLMES ,I,I wEAvEn} Commissioned
All persons Indicted to the Estate Of said deeess
ed arc called upon TO make immediate payment ts
MARY u. ToPlIAM, Adminis,rstsix. l
Newport, March
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The |oltogng certificate from .Messrs .Ninor and Bit
hngs Grant, Drgggists, Stafford, Con must be rug
interesttng 10 the gGicfed
Z" Your Or RCd = Asthmatc) Pills have perform
cd a miraculous cure IN this town "A man, about
50, had beer confined some months, his feet aud
legs badly swollen. bad cough, respiration dfh
cult and gives by his physicians and
friends, who considc e1 him a confirmed consump,
ticn alter t.rng three boxes OF these Pills, all the
threatening symptoms are removed and he is iast
recovering stafford, SefH /.
1hcse Pills give instant ease IN all coughs, colds,
asthmss. difiuly Of breathing, wheeling, tightnesS
Of the chest consumption, pain in the SIDE, splitting
Of booc, chIiness and shiverings, the forerunners
of tevers, &c Common colds removed III a few
hours Tire aged will experience relief equally nstan
taneous when the lungs are ahected--Price 81
dJISk for "Dr. Reife's As,lmstic Pills." one box
con,sinng IL Pills frequently effects cure. Nc,:s
Gyv genuine 6u! fhose signed" w. T. CONWAY"
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold. wholesale, by the so!e pfep1etor, w. 7
UoNwAY. No. |, Hamilton. Place, Common street,
Boston, and re,ailcd by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
7kames-streef, heeborf, IL
lloppn, Providence, Isaac ID Bull, Hartford, John
Tiebout, No 23g. Watershed. Rev York, and most
Uruggists, Booksellers and Posi.IssteFs through.
out the United states.
ur Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures. may
be had at the sSen's, gratls.
GJ Name ot he abous Grs ge.iira, unless ugned
"W. l. CCnw1 1y"-as. yvu health, observe Mis :
'.'A latge discpuht TO country irALers, and those
who buy 10 sell again.
Newport, Nov. -, 1876.
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FARNl-toy sale.

AkM-1or sac.
L1oR sale, Farm, situate in Portsmouth, adjoln-
J. ng the East. River, seven miles from Newport,
containing about % acres OF exce',n, Land, com
pdsing moving tillagc asa two exoeilsnt orchards.
There is also said farm dwelling house, barn,
crib, chaise house and woik shop, aii in good re-
pair, For pleassn,aess none can exceed IL. For
fuaher particulars, apply TO the subscriber on the
premises. ApNER CUNDALL.
Portsmouth. Dec O.
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faox the AMERICAS WA, cnMAs

faoN THE AMERICAN whl GILMAN.
Morality and Immp iaHty.
WHAT'S this body '--Fragile, frail.
As vegltation's tender ieaf--
Tranclent ~ Aprps fatal gale
And AS the flashing meteor brief.
Wien long this miserable frsue
Has van,oh'd from Iiie's busy scene,
This earth shall roll, that Sun shall fame.
rs though THIS dust had nsver oeenI
What is this SOUL !--Eternai Mind,
Uhiimled as thoughts vast range
BY groveiling matter unconfaed -
The same, while states and empires change.
when sans have waned, and Worlds snbime
Their final revolutions told,
Tais , ovL shall, triumph over Time,
= AZ though such orbs had nerer roPdi o.
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FOR Sail,

Oh 90 IL,
a FARM, situate in Portsmouth, containing about
,. 100 acres Thejc are On SAID Farm. good
dwelling house, barn crib, and other buildings IN
good repair. There also two young bea ing
Orchards, comprising about eight acres, and abs Al
six of young thrifty wood. The Farm is in
excellent order and web watered and walled. Said
Farm is now improved by STEPHEN SLoCU.H,
%, of whom information. as To terms, &c. can be
had or Of the subscriber living in south-Krngs,own,
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LAwToN.
Soath Ri,,yuovn, .Nsp l3 (2m1
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PO Try.


LAW.
Assis, we Fgries while I draw
a just sirnilitude Of Law,
court no other .Hnses
Eour inspiration answers best,
70 si"g the most cUnfounded pest.
a mortal ever cAuses.
Ia els like longitude, about,
Never completely yet found out,
Though practc d notwithstanding
Iis Ike tbe iatalist's strange creed.
Which Jus ifies a wicked deed.
While sterniy reprimanding.
'Tis like lott'ry, with prize
Less than the ticket cost: how Wise
And keen a speculation
Or like blank, when all is lost,
Time, reputation, debt and cost,
H'h' effect Of litigation.
Tis also like game Of chance,
(Musr pay the hlder those who danceJ
The gamer is tue loser;
'Tis something like hornets nest.
Which foolish roguish boys molest,
Bat stings greni deal closer.
lis like q net, constructed d so
AS to allow great rogus to go,
While petty ones it hampersy
'Tis like the clutches Of bear.
Tis like The the hounds that chase hare,
Which innoc emily scamperc.
and 6nds his rescde in grave.
AS many guiltless DEBTORS have.
From ruthless persecution -
I'll, like our humble servants song,
Dun, dry, which you may think too long,
And wish for conc cusion
Tis like a thousand other things.
Wnh tails and claws, and teeth and stings,
r. annoy, and overpow'r Us,
Dut OF all forms il ever took
Laws sAL'RY most like Satan look,
And threaten to de vour us
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Commissioners Nonee.

Commissioners Nosiee.
WE the subscribers, ha1ing been appointed byth
w Hon. Court Of Probate in ,he town Of Newpors
IN the county Of Newport, Commissioners to rec,sS
and examine the claims against the estate Of
FREEMAN NJ HoxlE,
late OF said Newport, mariner. deceased, rrpreset
ed nsovcnt, do hereby give notice that Sax uloI;is
from the i7th Of February last, are allowed 10 {,
creditors Of said Estate Go bring in and prove th,
respective claims, and that We will attend for q
purpose. AZ our respeetvs dwellings, any time vi
in that period.
J0D TOWNSEND. S,;..I
DANIEL DENHAM 'o'"'''''@
All persons Indebted TO the Estate Of said de-
. ed, are called upon to make immediate paymeu
RHoDA G. HuxiE, Ado oinis.sstri1E
EssTori. NUsb s. lsi7.
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The fotio1ging voluntary tef.Eeuits nusf stGeienfiy
suince their sing uiar and snrfrIsisg efficacy!
KP CERTIFICATES

This my certify, that have been very much
troubled with the asthma and difficulty OF breathing
for about four yea S, during which time have made
use of variety of medicines, and to effect, unit
had recourse To Dr. Reb's .fs,hratic Pikis, pre-
pared by w. /. Conway, on taking which, TO my
great Joy, was relieved, and can safely recommend
them as an invaluable Medicine TO Others in like
cases. ELIAS SPENCER.
Windham, Con. May 6, 1916.
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ma affairs in the bosom of his family.
He has been seen communicating with
il by means of moving characters pla.
ced in his hands. Though blind, he
caused house of an elegant constrnc-
tiou to be built on his own plan. and
superintendent the execution of il him
self. A cruel reduction of his facul-
ties did not prevent him from mould
ing in wax, garden of an agreeable
taste: and causing himself to be borne
to the place, he has more than once,
by the exquisitcness of bis touch, rec
titled the labor OF the workmcn. The
risur Of Heaven reserved for him a
complete paralysis Of the arms, legs,
thighs, and the exterior of the body
Attacked in the last mortal relations
he had created. he would soon have
become extinct. if in casually rubbing
his check it had not been discovered
that this last sad asylum still remain
ed to his sensibiiity. Then in con
formity with bis desires. for he had
not yet lost the use Of his voice. cha
ractcrs were traced on that part of his
face, whence feeling had not fled.--
Some initial letters suffice for his in
telligence. when he asks questions re-
speeding the material concerns of life.
Other objects OF conversation have al
so their authorizations. This surpri-
sing being, in his unexamp'ed misery
still retains some sweet Affections
The hand of his wife. of his daughter
or Of friend causes his heart to pal
pitateby Some sure but unknown COM
munications. Reduced to the action
Of pulmonary organ, and single d.
gestirc tubc,h disputes with the grave
and with some degree of success, the
distinctive character of man, intelH-
gence. As the absolute immobility Of
his situation seems to cover, with
impenetrablc shades, the other acts of
his existence, we may fancy that we
sec nothing in him when be speaks,
but living ruin ofthc BRAIN"
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FROM BUENos AYRES.

Captain Smith, arrived at Newport. in
70 days from Buepos Ayes, Informs,
that the following patriot privateers, with
their prizes. were lying at that place !:
Mangoree, Capt. Barnes, had taken FIVE
prizes, three Of which had arrived In.
vinciblc, Capt, JeMet,, had taken tive
prizes Independence, Capt. Chaytor,
had taken valuable ship from Manila
for Cadiz, on board of which was the
Governor Of Manila and suite, and two
ships loaded with sugar-aIl arrived
The San Martin was also there, with her
prizes, brig loaded with sugar and cot !
tee, and two Portuguese ships, one of
which bad been given up; the other call !
ed the Grand Para, from Bengal for Lis
bon, was detained, for firing into tire pri-
vateer.-1he markets at Buenos Ayres
were very bad, and the produce of the
country hish. No fleights to he obtain.
ed. IhG.
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Boston, Dec. CO.

COMMERCIAL.
The following eom,nunications have
been received by the collector Of this,
port f:om our Consul at Palermo.
(N@1.)
10 II. A. s. nEARBoRE, Esq.
Collector Of the Revenue Customs at
Boston.
Palermo, Sept. IS, 1917.
sIR-Ibe enclosed royal order has
lately been transmitted tn ne by the
Minister Of State rear His Royal High
ness the Hereditary Prince, WHO governs
in this island in the name Of the king
Please cause it to be inserted in the
newspapers, tor the information Of those
it may concern.
l am, sir, your most ob't. servant,
WV. PORTER.
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"a ke's, af,' kcel NJ at from e45 s.
tor Upland actcrdirg I" quality: e55
270f for Orleans: SEA /. and, v Ii,
wouil conn and $50 a sect duty 9a:f,
prime quality is better paid tor than eve
In Dengai tncy Z" improving. The ST.
PIE and cleaning some Of the best Sura
come ~ competition with American sLor
staple. Many vessels are out TO brin,
some, and many more ii'ting out tin,
large ones /" this port for tie same pul
pose. We therefore calculate that yoa.
pian'ers must Ultimately come down q
the cid price, say 90 e3c. and still max
handsomely by il.
- Carolina Tobacco is plenty, ard tie
government may have as mrch prim,
quality US wanted, from so TO 90 f. rhi,a
sill leaves something on So prime cost.
:" Rice is hactuating, aud for a lons-
time will remain very dear. 1t wants cd
eur market. TLey paid in Paris till Gil
these three days. AT same tine sales
were made at 52f. for delivering in Dec
and 40f. in April next.
" Bear and Deer Skins are still of re-,
dy sales. LcgwoOd, Campeachy, IL i
Is. duty included. Cochineal, wanted
Hides, 3. A. very dull. Coffee, yerv1
scarce and dear. Sugars command god
prices.
L" We shall crop almost no wine this
year. Cargo is at 900 $50 per tun.-
Brandy, Cognac, 4ih pr. 10 i9 aveltz
" All sorts of LiDen very low. Cotton
Bagsing,. 9Gc. ali ell. Six Goods very
hign, and rather scarce
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TIE $1,000 DOLLAR Prize

I" Drawn on Wednesday afternoon in
The Surgical Institution Lottery, came
out to No. 1891. This fortunate ticket
was seat BY mail to Boston on the 18th
Oct. las, from Mr. Coben's Office, the ex.
'raord'nary success attending whose
sales, we have Lad occasion often TO no-
tiCe heretofore.
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MASONIC ADDRESS,

De'irpr?H 70 the .8ferandrld Theatre, on
Sc. Johns bay, by BIZ. CGtaireH.
WRITTEN ExrnEssLY FOR THE ocoA-
SION.
Han! to the day which each revolving
year
Brings in its circlins eourse-to Masons
dear;
The fiesta. scene Of mir;h and seh'rous
joy,
OF heartfelt pleasure, pure without alloy.
~! private discords now, all hatred cease;
One general scene OF harmony and peace.
brothers the hand of Fellowship now
grasp,
And with pious, fond embrace, erclasp,
Warm to your hearts, thSs breasts which
know no guile;
Receive with pleasure, and inpart the
smile
OF truth, of virtue, innocence and worth,
Celestial habitants-Oh how rare on
earth.
And ye, far sisters whose angelic
charms
wake in our bOsoms, soft, but wild a.
Whose lovely forms cnchant ih' enrap.
tur'd eye
Rouse all the glow Of heartfelt ecstasy;
Who, joining all that's good with alt
that's fair,
Calm every passion, aud saothe every
Partake those joys which now this day
imparts,
And share our pleasure, as We share our
hearts.
Believe-no Mason e'er II deceive the
fair;
We are neutrality-suspicious. sd--
mitted there
Our conduct juds'd-.our passions cir
cunscrib'd--
Our time is measur'd, and our actions
tried
Obey the plumnet's laws, the gaage's
rule,
The cOmPass's dictates, and the squares
control.
oThou, Omnipoteut Architect above,
Whose power all systems in their OF der
move,
Who lights the radiance of the midday
With splendors equall'd only by thy
own,
Who sends the moon to cheer the drcary
night,
Who gives the twinkling star his trem-
bling light,
Or bids in order wandering planets move,
5ieteOrs TO lash, and comets wildly rove.
0Thpu Grand Master Of that lodge above,
There Heavenly brothers do thy work Of
love,
Where ell is leveli'd, compass'd, sIuar'd
Alright
For Oh can aught be wrong in thy aP-
proving sisbts
May never discord sunder part those
bands
Which we have jOin'd with our contract
ing hands;
Let ne'er vile avarice brother move
To leave that man in want whom he has
sworn TO love
May never vice those obligations sever
Which bound, Us firm in penalties for
Butmay each day in every year, like this,
Be crown'd with virtue, haraOny and
bliss.
$50 xsso o.
From the Federal Republican, and Bal
t;more Telegraph.
ALLEGIANCE And EXPATRIATION-
We viii suppose that man after
be has been supported. fed, and pro-
yided by his parents with all the ne
cesearies Of life; after having been
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(No. s.)
To WILLIAM POTTER. E.n.

10 VILLIAM rUHTER, FtV.
Pr!:rmo, Tag. 3ih, 1917.
SIn-l have the hsnoT OF transmitting
10 you the enclosed cory Of royal de-
cree, issued or the lst inst. by his Ma
iesty the kinx ef TIE United Kingdom
Of the Two sicilies, relating TO pass
ports, which any furcisnc. arriving By
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Nftr. York. Dec. &c.

<"H, DtCs -O'
By the Favori'e, from Ha,re, the edi-
tors OF this Gazette have received co.
ny OF the letter Of our Con, ul at Havre,
10 Mr.. Gallatin, on the subject Of quar-
antIne. The following is our minister.
reply.
Teris, Nop. /, 1917.
SIR-I had the honor TO receive your
letter Of l7th ult. enclosing n copy rf the
new quarantine regulations imposed on
American vessels for which please 10
accept my thanks. | did not fail to
make forcibIe official reInousrasces in
writing on the subject, bat have not yet
received an a1swer.s have the honor
to be, very respectfully. sir, your obed.-
ent servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Mr.. Bcasley, Consul at Havre.
I'VE are happy to learn, that, Just ss
Captain Hillard was sailing, a letter was
received from Paris, announcing the sue
cess of the above application. by the re-
moSai oil the quarantine. Gasetss.
We have seen letter from Mr.. Beas-
ley, our Consul at Hgvre, to a gentleman
in this city, which remarks,
"Ihe Duke D'AusoU!ine has promised
the manufacturers at Rouen, 10 use his
influence 70 have tie duty on cotton ia
ken of, ard it is the opinion that at the
next meeting Of Deputies, this revocation
viii take place. Hid.
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From the Federal Republican, and Bal
ttmore Telegraph.
ALLEGIANCE ASB EXrArRIATIoN


ALLEGIANCE AND EXPATRIATION.
We win suppose that man after
be has been supported. fed. and pro-
yided by his parents with all the ne
cesearies of life; after having been
led through all the dangerous. and de-
cepli,e mazes of childhood to- the
sac Of manhood after having, in
short, in Il thousand Instances been
protected. cherished and defended
from injury, should on bis arrival at
the age Of Iliscretinn. address his pa
reals iE language like this: | owe
yuu no ohligation-i WIS brought in
10 the world without my consent. and
it was nothing more than your duty
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Extract OF a letter frolh a commercial
house in Nantz, to another in this city.
dated Oct. 10, received by the Ton,
SGsurs.
" We avail ourselves of the present
Opportunity to give statement Of our
INA. set. The actual price ter cotton, is
handsome one for your planters, who
thus &c, all the profit Of the trade. l: is
now we'll ascertained that our sp!aners
90 losing pou,y. That Of course viii
have an end. We are therefor but lit
tie inclined to Speculate on staple so
much out o; i.s natura! bounds.
Tubacco must aisu fall'to 5 . So be-
fore we dare to toucliit. Only then We
nay Request your good services to pick
US large parcel lit tor French Reste.
In general, The trade to Carolina has
50 lar given little or no profit tO our ports.
Cotton has b:eoa,e very scarce on Frerc.a
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From the Charleston City Ga=. Dee. q
FROM FRANCE.

From the Charleston City Ga=. Dee. %.
FROM FRANCE.
BY the French brig Trois Sosurs, Capt.
Moiseau, arrived on Saturday evening,
in 50 days from Nahtz, French papers 10
the 18th October inclusive, were rereiv-
ed. Their general contents, however,
ere not of sufficient interest 10 the Ame-
rican reader, to repay translation
Great expectations are held out, that OH
the meeting Of the Chambers, on the 4lh
Nov. milder system Of government will
be adopted. The influence of Russia and
England, seem to be cOntendiDg in the
French cabinet.
STATE OF TIE MkhKETs.
Cotton, slack; manufacturers are a.
fraid Of the new crop. Eensals appear
to keep the article down. A parcel of
that description was sold at Saniz for
I6l francs, for England.