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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Tile Waters Of The Potomae and SusqWehan-
M must be mingled at baltimore.
This must be our motto if we would
see Our city continue to flourish. II we
can but secure The trade OF the country
waiered by these two rivers. our city may
coniinue 10 flourish for 90 years to come.
III ratio nearly, If not quite equal to
what II has done Tor o. years past. II Is
true we have new good deal Of the
trade that foals upon these rivers, but
we ought, aud will proper exerlion we
NAV have it all. When canal shall be
made from the Susquchanna 20 Balll,
more. We shall command the trade of N
least one bali Of The state Of Pennsylya-
via. and Of a very considerable part Of
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Bank one in Burrillyille, 10 he called the
Burrillville Bank and one in Smiihticld,
10 be called the New England Pacific
Bank. Including The u. States Branch
Bank, there are now in Rhode Island t,uc-
~ fire banks.
A charter has also been granted 10 n
new Insurance Company in Bristol.
10.
Tire Washington City Gazette OF The
Sd inst. says, I'VE learn tina, Gen. Swift
has not get resigned his command in the
corps OF engineers"
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TO EMIGRANTS.

u sometimes happens that emigrants to this
county uuaCguaiutch with the little induce.
mCut Offered to AN increase of merchants in.
vest their capital in goods, and bring I'll. III on
20 tiiis place. This we conceive to be an error
tile same amount OF money laid out in land,
would produce titTeeiOld increase. This city
is sufficiently stored with goods. and an aCces-
sion 30 mel chaudiZe will by no means I've iusti-
fed by the situation of the couHtrv. The fact
lities offered To merchants we do not conceive
TO I've much greater than in the states and con.
sequcuiIy Is by no means an eligible object of
selection.
Land Of the first qpality can be boncht in
tlis territory ~ veiy low price and ITS i'll
crease ~ value, will be more than cOmmensu.
rate with The accession Of population. This is
the most advantageous time TO purchase for in
a few years IL will more than double i'm value.
notwithstanding the assertions ofnteresred
malice wc aye Of OPINION that gre alter faciitie.
are uttcTIdto al classes Of society for the accu
nul ton Oifurure, by the purchase OF laud in
tut territory, than ~ any part OF the United
states. Land here sells az q reasonable pIlce
1t has not acquired Fictitious value by the
multiplication of banks, which by wearing the
sonlD.auCe % blessings have 50 wonit rfuil,
multiplied 10 thc STATES, aud keen Tie gTcatesl
bape TO tie country. st. LJaiS JE4airer.
4 rcporlis running the ronnds Of the Ken
lucky aEd Ohio paper. that Col Daniel Boon
Is dead and as iiis ~ the age ct wonders, sca
SerptUts. ard coming they W.shtOattack some
iaius extraordinary ga his death iu G. nior
mitS to tA.> truly wise intention he rene
seated to have died IS he lived witt bi. CUR
o. hcnd - Wcatc informed that ~ io, iiou
the Co.'s being dead, that he has mtinatef
4 h,s intention OF moving higher up tie Nilsson,
h11 Ont ~ 'nC prtciRCts Of the settlements
th4t arc ~ tHcEIy forming around him. 10
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most obcdicnt servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.-Travelsers from
The Alabama territory, state, that on the
2eih uliimo. party of Indians, supposed
10 be between one hundred aud fifty and
Two hundred in number, murdered Il negro
woman ard two white children, within s
miles of the Black Warrior. The Indians
were pursued, and overtaken the next
day by twelve white nen-A skirmiSh en-
sued, in which two of The white men were
killed, and one wounded who has since
died. The Indians have retreated TO tie
Sisbee Swamp, OH the Tombigbee river,
which is said 10 be almost impenelrable,
These Indians, il is supposed. lave been
i'll the ishborhood Of fort Dale and Ce-
dar creek, for several months past.
Clarion.
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Trentu Grauad. Oct. 1a. ISIS.

Treaty Grouad, Oct. ID, 1918.
To the Editors OF the wbig.
We have just closed treaty with the
Chickasaw Indians, for all their claim in
the states OF Tennessee and Kentucky,
containing about seven millions o! acres,
Of the best lands in the western country,
and washed by the Tennessee, Ohio aud
Mississippi rivers, for at least three hun
bred and fiiiy miles /; for an annuity OF
twenty thousand dollars, for fifteen years.
am, respectfully,
Your most obpdicnt servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Expectation Of slares forbidden. legisia.
tureof New Jersey, row in,essiou al Trenton.
passed an act last Thursday, prohibiting the
exploration of slaves VI servants OF colour ont
OF that state. Ii makes il penal in The sum of
1000 dollars, or imprisonment at hard iabour
for any term not less than two, or more than
four Years at the discretion of the conri, Tor
amy person TO send To sea. or export, or attempt
IN export from that state, or carry out of il ,
any slave or servant Aud IL also enacts. that
every slave or servant so exported or carried
ont OF that state, OF sent 10 sea, shall he free All
persons aiding and abe,tng are deemed equal
iy guilty as the ewuer of the slave. Ii also or
dams, that il any person fits out, equips, or
mans, OF otherwise prepares any vessel TO sail
from AIRY port or harbour in that state for the
purpose OF exporting slaves, such vessel q car.
go shall be forfeited TO the state. 1t compels
the masters of vessels, in case they discover
after they have got to sea any slaves on board
TO retmrn them To the port from whence they
took them, under the penalty OF 20o0 dollars. or
imprisonment for four years. N. Y. E. Post.
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BANK RORREpy

NEW YORK, Nov. Git is reported
that the Branch Bank in this civ has
been robbed of40, 900 dollars, BY person
employed therein The rogue was prompt
ly discovered, and most Of the money re-
covered. CoiimLia..
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ClllCkA.AM TREATY

SAsHylLLgsl leuJ Oct. zI.-By yes.
'coiaN : As!5Cfn' mai, wr rpcri, RI the
following 'dgiix Interesting and pleasing
intelligence
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FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, Nov. G--By the ship Bel
| fast, Captain Bunker, arrived at this por.
Yesterday, in IS days from Liverpool. we
received the Liverpool Mercury otthe 18th
September, the latest paper brought by
the ship.
The British ship Grifion had arrived "a.
Portsmouth, from 81. Helena, which place
she let, on Ike ID of August. Several Of
Tie British vessels or that station, had
buried large portion OF their crews from
dysentaries and liver complaints. The
Governor, Sir Hudson Lowe, hada severe
attack of the former disease, but had re-
covered. Captain Bunn, of the store ship
Mangies, and Capt. Paisley, of the ship
Redpole, both died in July, of the pre-
vailing disease. BoNAPARTE had not
been out of doors for several months,
and continued very i'll with liver com
plant. The Griffin buried MIR. Dunning,
OF the COnqueror, a passenger, and five
men on her voyage home. Mr.. O'Meara,
surgeon TO Benaparte, arrived in the Crit
fon
INTERESTING.
Webave been favored with the following ex.
tract of a letter from Bermuda: n. Y. Guz.
"Since writing the foregoing a schooner has
arrived from Antigua, which brings Antigua
aud st. Kits papers, dated ist September, in
which the Act of Parliament dated 23d May,
1913, Is inserted; tre substance of which is as
follows:
An ACT TO permit the importation of certain
articles into II. NJ. colonies, &c-Be il enact
ed, &c. that il skall and may be lawful 10 i'm
port tobacco, rice, grain. peas, beans and Hour
into any ef His haJcsty's colonies and planta-
lions in the United States, or on the continent
of Sonih America. for the supply of the inha
hitaDts thereof, in British buit ships, owned,
registered and navigated according to law,
from any colony possession in the United
States, or on the continent of South America,
under the dominion of any foreign European
sorereign state"
Also from the same paper.
" Custom House, Antisud Sept Is, ISIS.
Notice is hereby given, that agreeably to
an act passed on the 23d May last, the importa-
ton OF tobacco, rice, &c. (as set forth in the
aci.)
(Signed) G.. WYKF, Collector.
j. PARkHURST, Comp"
1hs law mast materially affect the trade
OF Bermuda. except in the article of lumber
and such other articles as are admitted here
and are not enumerated in The Act OF ParIia-
meut.
have just seen an Antigua price current,
stating flsur and bread stutfs 10 he very dull.
Flour 10 10 Sll. Corn 20 to l so. n. o.
hid. slaves are in demand, and there was no
douhtit weuld continue.
"A very destructive hurricane was eyperi-
enced AT the Windward Islands on the I'D Sep.
tember."
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nr. RHfhdrs', an en,erPrising traveller,
" ha had prosecuted his inquiries in the
interior OF Africa under the name Of She'd
I6rahim, died at Cairo of dysentary. II is
said his manuscripts have been forwarded
10 the African Society.
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bTt'det ofG letter from gentleman in
~ Louis, Missouri 1eryitO,y, to his friend
an IbGnN d,7fed Sent or

C9t'dct OF letter from eentleman in
~ Louis, Missouri Ie,yitory, to his friend
an Afbany, dated Sept. %.
The Grand Canal is subject of
pride as well as interest ] suppose with
you yon will therefore be pleased TO
hear hat the public sentiment is much in
FAVOR OF 1t IN this part ofihe county,
instead OF being viewed as a chimerical
undertaking, II is looked upon in lis true
hight as one OF The nobIest enterprises
OF this or any other age, and that il will
be accomplished TO the immortal honor of
lis great protector. MANY are expecting
that lis beneficial effects will flow even 10
Us, and That the trade of this part of the
world will be principally carried on with
New York, instead of New Orleans. by
means OF the canal and the lakes. | was
some weeks since al Edwardsville, in the
Illinois territory f; nj which time ID. p.
Cook, Esquire, a candidate for Congress,
addressed the people on the subject 0fthe
election, and asan argument 10 induce
them 10 vote for him, promised that if he
| should be elected, he would use his en-
| deavors To have part of The sum apDro-
! prlaied by congress 10 internal improve
meni, applied towards opening a canal be.
tween the Illinois river and Lake Miclii
| gan, and thus to open a communication
between he Mississippi and the Hudson
lie spoke OF the great canalas work that
would be speedily accomplished, and
one that was Of great importance to the
| people in this part of the country.
mention this as proof of The public sen
tlment here in favor Of The canal"
Az. Gaz.
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be the public execu.ioner: end flat Wien
ever he failed in rigorous discharge Of
his duty. I've was To occupy the place OF the
culprit, and receive his punishment like
wise" :
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I aaron.
GOSHEN, (N. " Nov. 3.-TRe caccs-
sire drought which Is now experienced in
this par, of The land, has become quite a
serious calamity among US. Mary OF our
mill streams are entirely dry, and there
are bu, few mills that can grind al ALL
Many families are destitute of -four
and some have been many days without
mouiItul of bread III their houses. The
ground is literally parched up-the grass
has wilhered, and our wells and pumps
nearly all dry--boih man aud beast be-
gin Ia feel The effects of the drought, pref
~ severely. Another serious effect of The
drought is, the raging of fires i'll many
parts OF the country. The towns of Men
roe, Warwick. and Minisink, have suf-
,ered the most. Some of these fires ORR
ginate in the carelessness of hunters,
some by imprudently setting fire TO the
meadows, and SEINE, nobody knows
how. The fire not ouly sweeps every
thing from the surface Of The ground,
(trees, fences, &c. but in many places,
takes hold of the soil and burns il TO the
depth of two or three feet. We are told
that the Pine Island Turnpike, which is
partly constructed Of timber and wood,
is on fire and rapidly consuming. The
inhabitants in some places have turned
out en- masse TO cudeavour To stop the
progress Of the fire; but nothing short Of
a heavy fall of rain will extipgush it,
We have not heard of any buildings be
ing destroyed, or even endangered. The
air has been filed with smoke and dust
for many days. Some reports Of acct
dents are i'll circulation, but we do not
consider them entitled TO much credit
such as that man busy in extingushing
the fire which was burning under the turf,
approached too near the edge Ola hole,
and suddenly sunk down into the fire be-
meath, which burnt him so severely that
he died soon after he was drawn odt-
that another person finding himself sur
rounded by fire bc;nok himself TO tree;
bat what became of him afterwards re-
port does not s3y-another was so ex-
hausted by fighting ihe fire, that he fell
down oil The ground and remained all
night, unable 10 return home. Sucl are
some of the reports in circvaton ; we
merely mention them 10 say we do not
think them entitled 10 credit.
New LONDON, (CoD.) Nov. I've
have observed with emotions of regret
and surprise, late general order from
General Brown, in which, while the 9th
er military posts visited, are compliment
ed for tlIcirhigh stale OF discipline, there
Is ccnsurc on The commanding officer
OF Forts Trunlhnll and Grisw0ld, Captain
MDowcll. This officer, during his long
command a, this post, has mcri'ed and
obtained The general respect of The CHI
zcus; and the police al his garrison has
been uniformly aud highly commended.
Gag.
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a valuable bed Of PLASTER has lately
been discovered within few miles the
village Of Cleveland, Ohio, equal in quail.
iiy 10 any in Canada, or in the known
world.
II - said that there were fUs hundred appli-
carts for the office Of navy agent at New York,
which became vacant by the death of DIR. But
i@. General Robert SawarticOt is finally ap.
pointed. Surely, there can he no ack ut pa
triOtisg. where so many are anxisus TO serUe
the FaJts. Ithaca, ( N. \. y Journal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-02
Or Seasonablc Goods.
EDWARD HOWE.
NO MEPCH4y

NO 5, MERCHANT ROW,
HAS for sale the following GOODS which he
i J. offers. al The toioes. pricesfo cash or approx
ed credit wholesale or reat--viz bIHck blue brown,
drab, red and mix.d BRO 4DCLO fHS--black.
blue mix'd, drab, buff and white CASHMERE
yigonis Cloths aud Beaveretts-Crape shawls--
NHnkin, Canton and Italian Crapes---cheap Cali
Goes and Cambria Prnts--i-i and To Linens
British Cotton Shirtings--Amercan Sheetings-
Long Lawns-~4-4 and Ok Cotton Cambricks--
Linen Cambrieks-A Thread Iaces--black and
White silk Lace--~silk and Versailles Vestings-
yellow " blue Nankins4ACotton Cassmere-Cot-
ton Strpes<kSeersuckers--b and green Ratt-
nets-Furnitnre Dimoty--Chintz and plate Fur
nitures~-Cambrck Muslins-Leno, Null ,Jaconets,
book and India MusIns--Gingham Italian
Observation-Disclosures observation-disclosures and
plain Bonnet .Silk-rich fgursd, white and color'd
sattins--black Sattin--Silk Velvcts--Braids aud
Ferrets--Italian and India Sewing Silks--bandan-
ma, flag. black g. fgur'd silk Hsndkerchefs--bIack
and white silk Gloves--black cotton do-white &
color'd Sewing ~Cotton--Wire do.--Iinen Cam
Observation-Disclosures aud Chint2 Shawls--
Linen Cambrick Handkfs.--India Checks--Tndia
tottons--twilsd buff Nsnkin--silk Twist---black,
blue and white Shalloons-- Maltese. gilt, fancy.
pearl and silk Buttons--corded and hgursd Cam
bricks--Prince Regents d--Cottonets--Ging-
Platilas-brown Lnen--sik and beaver Gloves
ladies habit and long white and color'd kid Gloves
- Bamboo and dress Eans--Musn Robes--Cot-
ton Damask-slk, worsted and cotton Hose-Ki
derminster and Straw Carpeting, &c. June Q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken By virfre Of an Execution Tvhich I
hold against Joshua Webb, and 10 be sold
at Public Auction on MONDAY the third
day of August next, at | | o'clock, "A. M.
in front offhe New Court House, IN Pors-
land
4 Ii the right in Equity of Redemption which
"A said Webb has, ia and TO the following des-
cribed NOR, gagged Real Estate. situated in West
brook, in said county--bounded and described
as follows viz.
rhe plat Of Ground situated.in Westbrook, thae
Jonathan Webb, in his life time conveyed to the
said Ioshua, on which the said Joshua's brick
house stands, with the sad house aud other
buildings thereon-The following Mills and
pr;yiiegss wherein they stand situated in said
Westbrook, on the Nor,heasterly side of Pres
sumpscot river, near The Bridge over said river
passinr from csccarsppa 10 Windham-One
Saw Mill and Girls, Mil within the same fTsmes
Saniing on the shore of the river-The new
single Saw Mill. the new double Saw Mill. and
the old double Saw Mill all in range, standing
on the same falls with the Saw and Grist Mill
first rnen,ioned-said Real Estate 10 morigaged
10 Sussnna Webb. rs per deed from said Joshua
to her recorded inthe Registry Of Deeds tor said
county, Book IS, page 3l9, &c. rcsesence therate
being had foe the description and coEdilion OF
said Mortgage Terms Of the sale.
JOSEPH NJ. .GERRISH, D'y. Sheriff.
Portland. May % 1918.
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rich assortment of gilt framed
LOOKTNG-GL4SSES !;
Henry Butlnan.

% ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
: pubIick, chat he has taken the fore lately
occupied BY Benjamin and Henry Butman where
he will keep conlsantly for fale large and ex.
tenfve sfortmeut of
Drugs and Medicines,
painters Oil and Colours,
Clothiers Tools and Dye tuffs,
Surgeons instruments, &c. &c.
Of the 6rff quality
Gentlemen Physicians, Country Traders, Clio
thiers and Others, can be fupplied whoefaIe and
tail, on the mott favourable terms for Cath or ap-
proved Credit. 6w Tune
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TAKE NOTICE

THE Stockholders of the United Marine snd
Fire Insurance Company of Por.lsHd ]: arc
hereby notified that q Special meeting will be
holden At the late office of,he compsny on Tue >
day the Odd day Of June inst. 1t O'Clock p. M
for the following purposes.
1st To choose directors to I'LL the vacancies
in The board occasioned BY the resigna,ion Of
three Of The direcs ors,
Q. To take measures dispose Of all the re-
naming properly Of he Corporation sha, final
dividend thereof may be made.
BY order of the Directors,
j. NEAL. Pres't.
IN. aF. ms. Office, June /. 1918
B. A fourth dividend of the Capital Stock
wW be payable at said Office on that day and
sne stockholders are requested to bring their
celuncaies Of shares hat the dividend msy be
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NEW GOODS.
MITCHELL & PAINE,

Cppsffs Union Ron. A1idSL FRET
II AVE jun received an additional aaortmen, of
GOODS. among which are
Cognac and Spanifh Brandy /; Holland and Amer
lean Gin; Jamaica. St Croix, w l & " 3 Rum
S Madeira, Lisbon, Pormand Ma1a Wine
Efencs of Punch Cherry and Cordial
Hyfon, Y Hyfon, Fl skin aud Souchong Tea
Coffee & Chockols,e Nutmegs Cloves Pimsn-
TO; Pepper and Muaard Figs; Rai6ns and
Fiiberts
Loaf. Lump and brown Sugar Mciaffes
Pork Bacon Cheele; Filth Salt; Soap and
Candles
Rice; Flour; Indian and Rye Meal
Cotton and Cotton Yarn Alum, Ccpperas Ia
digo and Dye Woods
A complete aGor,ment of SADDLE2Y WARE
Harnefs. ChsIfe, aud Trunk Trimmings
Butts; Screw; Cabinet Furniture and Filss
Knives and Forks Glafs Nails; Eng. and Am
Shovels and Spades Scythes; Sickles; Hoes .
Sad Irons. &c tic &c
ALs--An afortment of IRON y STEEL
Skirsing. Haruels Bride and Chaiie Top LRATH-
Err It HOG SKINS.
June 3.
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At Hebron. Mrs Rachel Pratt, wife of Mr.
Thaddeus Pratt, in the sixty fourth year of her
age.-To record the characters of the dead may
be useful, if it shall excite the living to initiate
their virtues. Among the instances of morta atty
which so frequently occur, there has seldom
been one, more sensibly felt, or more deeply la
mented. In the different relations OF life which
she sustained, she discovered a very happy
temper and disposition of mind, which endear-
cd her to her more intimate connexions and
gained the esteem Of all her acquaintance. As
= member of the church (Which she had been for
many years,) she appeared to adorn her profess
sion. 1t is one happy effect Of the Religion OF
Christ. that it inspires the heart with love to
God and man That spirit of benevolence and
humanity which is one of the brightest orna-
menfs of the christian character, shone conspic-
mons in her. Her hand was ever open to impart
to the necessities of others. In acts of kindness
and charity she appeared to take the slncerest
pleasure. She seemed to possess IN some meas
ure, the spirit of Him, who while on earth went
about doing good. She has left disconsolate
husband. several children, and large circle Of
friends and acquaintance, to mourn her loss.
Bat they can indulge the consoling belief that
their loss is her gain and that she has exchanged
a world of sorrow, trouble and affection, for one
of endless joy, peace and felicity.
:. Precious in the sight of the Lord il the death
Of his saints"
The sueef remembrance Of the just,
Shall flourish achen they sleep an dust.
In Gorham on Goth of May, after short and
distressing sickness, Mr.. Allen Davis, aged
48. He was sincere in his professions of friend
shiba useful and peaceable citizen, kind and
affectionate husband and parent. He has left a
wife and ten children who feel and lament his
sudden exit.
a distressing illness, which she bore with forth
tude and resignation, and with the strongest as
surance of happy Immortality, Mrs. MEHrTA-
BLr MASrEy, consort of Mr.. Daniel Manley,
AGED 33.-John Frederick, son of Doct. John
Revere, Of Baltimore, aged years.
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Earn IA Durham.

TOR lale, . Farm conhfling Of Sd acres Ct good
i Land, under improvement. with Houie
Barn, &c thereon, htuased on the county road
near the north meeting houfe in Durham FOR
further part;cu,ars enquire Of Doct. Sx7 cBAED-
TIA. M;sctcs OF Ind iubfcriber il DYs5sm
Time 3. THOMAS FREEMAN
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T,E,E subfcfiber herehy gives public notice 20
L all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and raken upon hiriieif the trust of Admins
,rssor on the tefaie.sf Inward CHANDLER
late OF .Northyarnouth in the county of Cumber-
land yeohlan, decealed, by giving bond as the
Law direcn-He therefore requells all perfons who
are indebted the faid dcseaied's eftzte TO snake
Immediate payment; and thoie who have any de.
mArds the,eon, to exhibit the fame to
JUDAH CHANDLER.
Northynmouih, May 81. 1918.
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GAZETTE IL News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Entrunces and Ctenrances at Tie Custom House.
ARRIVALS.

Eutrunces and CIenrances at ise Custom House
ARRIVALS.
So az lu;a FIR Anar;car Dunham from
may -, u;t,, Molasa.smschr R eaner, Rlanch-
~ 60, vorl- -schr Relief Rarter. from
aro' non. tn N;crerson from War.
no o. s,a,,, Issarson Smith from N
, 49, 90 .,no,, Two sisters Dr;nkwater. from
s-~sr,,r Tame Crouell from Warren--schr
- na.,...sor f,o,, Roeton-oo sloop John
pusrhs pr;aSs from Roston-sohr. Leyant. schol.
nlss e.. pa,srsh,,rr IA With Flopr--30. sloop
49,. - Ea,sht fr,,s pos,on
N"'s'-' ,,
90 - -. p-;.- G.,
foTe.sn-Nay -os pi's 1'en NJ, D1a1.' az. ,o'
gnadaioup-zo' pig osolse' |" .'alse, =, .ne
nest-inoies--o''g .sosoea, '1 n ~ W.
~ snip yan'es Lace, 'oa i1eias'
.ehefsons ieFA, ios las'P0ss s0''A D'''N''