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Public Sale

hRDEREn by tine orphans court 81
Sy Charles COUNTY, that all the PEk-
SONiL PROPERTY Of the late Benz
diet Bsar.naa, netr BREAKDOWN, heceas
CT, shalt be exposed at public sale. (Ne
yroes excepted) on credit of sixty day.
for al! sums exceeding ten dollars, al
under cash will he expected. Notes with
approved securities mus, be given The
slie to commence at 10. o'clock on We'd
ne,day the 1 It April. 1873
GEORGE <. BotRNsN,
.v' HENRY Sr0NESrREEr.
Executors of Benedict Bosrman
March 10 t25M
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Hdniston's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.

A safe and sifectual remedy for acute
AMI chronic Rheumatism. govt, rheumatic
g"ut palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings, chiIblains, sprains, bruises, pain
il the face and neck, etc. etc,
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Hahn's genuine Eve Water.

A sovereign remedy for al diseases 0.
the eyes, whether the effect Of ns'"ia
weakness Or Of accident.
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70 Rent.

A CONVENIENT STORE and Dwell
LING on Prince street, now oc-
cuDied by Mrs. Coleman. For terms
tnplv To JAMES JAIL.
Febrnarv IL
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HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
For Rent.

rHIE Rooms orer ayl Back Build
ding, attachs' 10 the Fire Insurance
U.6ce on R9yai streat. r-e
Apply at this Office.
DECEMBER IS
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Hahn's true 4 genuine German Corn
Plaisikr.

An inlallible remedy for corns. speed.
ly removing them root and branch, with.
out giving any pain.
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James Kennedy & Son,

James Kennedy * Son,
I'd ESPECTEULLY inform the pr bic
IN tiat they have just received from
!, LEES .uEDICLNk STORE,
/ No. 46, Maiden lane, New-York fresh
supply of the following valuable MEDI.
ONES:
Hamilton's Worm dsstroging LoSen-
geS.
| Which have witin sixteen years past
| cured an immense numoer Of persons oi
both sexes of every aye aud in every -
tuatiou, Of yariou dti 5eroas complaints
arising from WORMS, and from obstruc.
tons or foulne1s in the stomach and bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what.
ever to others of similar titles 50 com.
monty complained Of as operating with
violence on the contrary a particular
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution. IL
contains nothing but WHAT'S perfectly " :
nocent u is SO mild in its operation slrat y
cannot injure the most delicate pregnant
ady or the tenderest ,nfan, of week old
should no worms exist in the body; but
will without pain or gripping cleanse the
stomach ami bowels Of whatever is fOu
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pit
duction Of worms and many fatal dis
orders. The -lozcnges are particularly
etticacious in carry Ing OF all gross hu-
nuurs and erupiions, feverish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est purgatiye that can be used on an,
1cCaSISn.
Description of Worms. and the So mp
toms BY .oaich they arc knoIon.
Worms which infest the human bod,
are chief, of four kinds viz.-'Ihe TIE.
res or large round worm the Ascari.
des o. small maw-worm; the Cucurbi.
tins vr short fiat white worm and
.as.ly, the Tenia or taps-worm. so call.
ed from its resemblance to tape. This
is often many yayds lsng and is full OF
joints. It rs most huftful and most dill
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
are--disagrceable breath, especially il
the morning; bad and corrupted gums
itching in the nose, and about the seat
commissions, epileptic fits, and sometimes
priyation Of speech; starting and grind
ing of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe
tite. sometimes loathins food and some
times yoracious ; purgng with Shiny and
fetid stools vomiting; large and hard
belly, pains and sickness at the sto.
mach j; pains in the head and thighs and
lowness # spirits slow fever with small
and irregular pulse dry cough; exces.
siye thirst; sometimes PATE ard unhealthy
countenance, and sometimes the face blOa-
ted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate re-
course to Hamilten's Worm Destroying
LOzenges, which have been constantly
attended with success in all complaints
similar to those above described.
a dose VI this medicine given ,cca-
sicnal'y during the warm season, will e(.
iectually prevent "the vomiting AID pur-
gins of chiIdren''--a dreadful disorder
which annually destroys thousands Of the
infant part Of our Citizens. 1t is iispwse
thc nl.itiest and must certain rcned,
knewli. and has restored 10 heal. ami
strength great nnmbcr whca ~ an al.
vanced sta2e of this fatal complaint. Par
ticu!ar 'ood plain instructions are eivcr
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Lees hfaltibls .dgue and F,rer DR.

Lees Infalibts .gue and F.rsr Dror'
For the cure Of agnes, remitteat -aO
intcrmitten; fcvers.
~ At the place of sale ramFh'"''
NAV be had gratis, describing cuTc' Pr
formed b. the above lns,licin-s: The ia"
Der. ilnpsrtalce and Responsibility
which, fully justify every article % o.
advertisement.
Sid oniy riois safe and retail, By
JSi!ES KENNEDY & rUN,
september 90 h!Ds-st. -h'e&"t"'''
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N1
Two brick Offices to let,

q WU DTfCK OIlIOCS 70 ICt,
GITUArED on thc vest side Of Wash
- instnn. two doors north of KiE---s'.
one. lately occupied BY +. |. Lee. E-q-.a-
the MAYORS Office the other. adjoining
Enquire Of ISAAC, ROBINS.
March 10 fw
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy vet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief il. the
most severe instances.
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ID ESPECTFULiY inform The pl bic
EN tlat they have just received from
LEES .uEDICLTk STORE,
No. 46, Maiden lane, New-York fresh
supply of the following valuable MEDI-
NNES:
Hamilton'S Worm dsstroging LoSen-
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From the Boston Palladium, March &c

PROM GUADALUPE.
We have received from our correspon-
dent at Guadaloupe, papers to the 18th
Of February.
We have also received handbill con-
tanning the regulations in full for Ameri-
can vessels, which arrive at the ports o!
Guadalupe where they are admissible,
viz. at Point Pe,e and Basseterre.
Vessels may lay off and on beforePoint
Prtrp, on the Masters going on shore and
obtaining permit. for which he must pa y
two dollars, otherwise he will be fined 81
dollars.
Vessels entering the port are to admit
m boats to come alongside previous to
being boarded by the health, barber and
custom-house officers, and must deliver
the registers.
No passengers must be landed till per-
mission is obtained, and the passports on
list be given to the kings attorney.
Maniiests of the cargo AID adventures,
and list Of the crew must be given.
Vessels entering Point Petre, whether
they sell or not, must pay, If under fifty
| tons, 95 dis 10 cents between fifty ard
one hundred. 81 So: between ole hun.
dred and one hundred and fifty, SO 90
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred, so 10; two hundred and enc
and above, 81 90; and so cents ton.
Live stock i free of duty.
Lumber, timber, dyewood, coal, rice
corn, vegetables, hides. leather, skins, ro-
SIN. tar-three per cent.
| Salt bcct-three per cent, and besides
/ 81 cent per cwt.
Codish-one and an half per cent, be.
sides 81 cents PEI cwt.
Sailed AMI picked fsh--one and ar
half per cent
Foreign rum-l0 sous per gallon.
| Cocrra. indigo. rocoa, turtle she'll. peru
Wan bark, cassia fstuia, sarsapariiia, gin
ger elrpuant's teeth. ,haleboue, pei per
. pimento, cloves. nutm gs. mace, leaf To-
bacco, salt, 6.h oil, hsrses--,hrse per CT
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INGTON.
Thursday, March &c, 1918

Thursday, March &c, 1918.
Mr.. Clay's amendment to the Arpro-
priation Bill was again taken up in a com
mittee Of the whole, and was under dis
cussion the whole of yesterday till five
o'clock. Mr.. Clay spoke for three hours
in favor of recognizing the independence
# the new government of Fehezue a,
and sending minister there: aud as on
The da, before he exerted his eloquence
in displaying in the strongest colors the
folly and tyranny Of Fe dinand. and IN
endeavo-ins to demonstrate that it was
by those he alienated the affections Of the
people Of S. America-so he yesterday
directed his a. guments to proving that in
a commercial and political view, this
country had the most important Interests
in the success of the revolutionary eff
forts Of Spanish America, and that those
states, if independent, would be immedi-
ate allies with US for the preservation OF
neutrality, whenever European powers
should be involved with each other IN
war That in commercial poiat OF
view we we're Importantly Interested IL
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AS 1T SHOULD BE.


The legislature Of Massachusetts have
passed an act pr ohibiting any person from
practising physic in that state unless he
has received medical degree from some
college or university, or college Of ply.
sicians. Three physicians are to he aP
F1inted in each county Of the STATE. with
power to examine candidates and give il
censes Similar regulations have to- some
tin. existed in Connecticut aud in other
states.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, have.
besides endowing the medical collage OF
that state, granted an annual SUI OF ten
thousand dollars to that institution for
ten years. The Rumford legacy to this
institution, as recently ascertained, q.
mounts TO eleven hundred dollars per an
num, according to the will Of the illus'
triOus count.
The state Of Maryland, in her grants
for medical Improvement, surpasses Mas.
sachusett, (; and two hundred thousand
dollars have been allowed by law to be
saised for the promotion 81 medicine, aud
the collateral branches of science.
Kentucky, in order the more efectu'
ally to SECURE the advantages OF educa-
ton to her citizens. has app nPrIa'ed
more than two hundred and hfty chou
sand dollars to Transyl'ania Unirer'Ity.
DR.. Drake, 50 well know tor his picture
OF Cincinnati, has been chosen the pre-
f.ssor { naeria medica and botany, 10
the medical depart.nent Of thar up''ers'-
~. The period We believe is not Tar dis
tant when our American youth will deem
i, equally absurd, to 60 abroad Tor medi-
c,l education. d, to visit the old wor'd,
for improvement IN religion ard morals.
albany Daily .ddv.
IT.. t.I,or;,a ,nfe resfiug article We
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STEAM BOAT on LAKE ERIE.

We are happy to learn, that a com.
pany has b Ell formed in Albany, for the
purpose Of constructing a steam boat on
Lake Erie. Mr. Noah Brown, ship bull
Ger of New-York, is the contracto: for
the completion Of il. He has arrived
here with part Of his hands, aud will
commence the work immediately. 1t is
intended to be ready for the Lake by the
lst of June next.
1.EfagGra Journal, S0th Ilt.
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DE Utlistct sCut tio" Si'"S' w 80
Their, he said. it ought to be by the Spa
nj. h provinces. 1t was not fer Us 10
send one TO them to ackDow edge their
independence. The speaker had inst
said that he did not wish for warmly
then did he express such pleasure te"
days ago at the intimatlon that Spain
should be soan made responsib!e-why
say that h. thanked Gel lie had not such
Job ike patience as to endure the wrongs
OF Spain. Mr.. F. said, for himself that
neither did lie wish Tor war with Spain
but he was DESTROYS that we should take
into our possession some OF the property
o. Spain, out of which to reprise our cltl'
zsns for their losses. The speaker had
said that we owed our sympathy to those
reyolutionists on account OF the resem-
b!ance of their situation to what ours
once was. This MIR. Forsyth denied,
aud drew mastery picture Of the ORR
gin of the Ssuth American revolution, in
order to show that there was no rcseH.
blance between the two events, and adj
duced several instances to show that they
had not revolted from love OF liberty, but
by chance were forced into it; and thai
the conduct Of those in power was in
many instances tyransica! and de'po,ic.
We had, he said, a cause Of quarrel OF
our own vita Spain, and he did not wish
to injurs it by mingllng it with an affair
that did not belong t. US. Or to leave 1t IN
the power of Spain IT the world to tarnlsh
oor cause By charges Of having outraged
without provOcation, and violated the
neutral rights Of Spain. We were aIrea-
dy. he said, in point OF acts Of friendship
to the Patriots, in advance si the rest Of
the world, and had dorc every thing con-
sistent with our own safety tat could be
either necessary Oh useful to them or to
US So that, in fact, the Spanish hmeri-
cans had as much now from US as they
could possibly have if they were recog-
nized by US tomorrow.
The committee then rose, reported PRO
gress, and obtained leave to sit again.
A message from the president was
read, informing the house that Tor tie
reas ms therein mentioned the troops ol
the United states have been ordered h.
enter Florida in pursuit of the SeRinoes
The Three Sister. arrived at Savan-
nah from the Ma'anzas in ten days, re-
Ports produce very scarce and high.
The Bueoos Ayrean brig OF war Gen.
San Martin, has sailed from Savannah
on a cruise, having on board of her the
Venezuelan Minister Don Pedro Gaul.
II is intimated that he intends landing at
Aux Cages. Charleston Times.
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Original Miscellany
PRoyIDENCE....N0. VI.

i. Az par.ic,e., as atoms i'll. perceived;
IS circulating s'hsples in our veins,
80 vast the Pia"'
An infilel without learning, OF all men,
must be the most miserable. Not man
of science to seek pastime in his books,
he generally spends his hours in the de-
ba.chery Of his senses, and continues
dead to The s',arms Of religion, and IN
affected with pleasure OF the most pure
and elevated kind. | mean that pleasure
which the good man enjoys Gt matters
not however iiiiterate he may be) on a
contemplation oil the WORKS oil nature
and when he discovers their diVlne au-
thor through the assistance oil these' as
through glass darSly," ana Is ieau u
iaud his infinite Perfecuohs' 'n0os" nc 70
remsved at an inconeeiSao'e u''''n'e
from his sight.
In this employ menf, agreeable 70 d'"
vine revelation, eren angels in heaven
are engaged, and taste in this their purest
Joys. Pious I,aac. though, Of all the Pa
triarchs, the East distinguished Tor his
mental endcUments, went out 10 meu'-
tate in the field at the even-tide NOT
wi,hstan6ipg, the inhdel is gloomy
stranger TO thee religious exercises. tie
is wretchedly ignorant of the nature OF
those emotions which the exclamation
I" My father made these" lighted up in
the christians heart, when his eye rooted
in delightful contemplation amongst the
works Of nature Their views are eX.
tremely dieereat. The sceptic sees no
smiling intelligence in fragrant fields =
nor naps alike in sandy desarts. Chance
Hang th tpebbie on the sea shore; acct
dent dropped this germinent seed in the
earth, which sprouted forth, and IN time
grew up a beautiful flower, pleasing to
the eve by the variety OF its hues, and re-
freshiug to the sceat by the deiiciousness
of It's fragrance!
But we feel thankful, for the honor of
Divine Providence, that the principles OF
infidelity are passing away, and the Epi-
curean philosophers 6ad but few pro.
fessed friends in this country. In truth
we may say that the gardens Of Epicurus
are now loot ed upon with adherence by
every nsrson possessing the smallest par
t;cle of LIGHT or shark of virtue; and if
here and there one victim out of the null
t;tpde fails q nrey 10 his scepticism. vet
then is i, cause of shame and grief to
.bsm m,re than IF their plory and their
boast.
Deists. however. have less of this no.
nest crimson about them; and although
the world abounds much mere with them
than the majority Of people think-al-
though iufidelity has passed into thou
sand different notifications, and like a
hydra with many heads, if we destroy it
in re shape, it will assume another, we
sti ,s!ieve that an atheist is rarely to
be :, with in this age OF sound Philoso-
ply ID evangelical Iight--a child OF =
picurus; one who hath said in his heart
there il no God," and locks in silent hor-
ror on death as the hour of cold and dark
humiliation!
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Articles not enumerated are
and must be entered, il on boa 4
por'ation.
TIE produce and minufsr
France may be exported fee Of
Rum and mUlasses a'r she o.,
Il produce permitted 10 bs.'ess
duty three per cent.
Exchange OF france. ls5 live,
currency, for 100 tra'c- o. FL.
Spanish dollar 10 Iivres Quad. q,
"a current dol,a' 9 do.-Spani
Iocn l6 Spanish dollars or ltOtn,
rency-a guinea 49 livers IOsru,-
three drains 81 grains, SIS lIvre /;
all kinds Of gold coin pas currea.l
tugue.e and SPANISH gold at % Ia,
SOUS the dram Of p srains-Ame
20 livres 5 sous per dram of p s,j
French vessels are allowed "a N
-four into their colonial ports lto,
reign ports till the end Of Oct. lsi|
The parts Of Marie Galan,e a.,
to fn eign vessels.
Duties on reSstis in So. Barthol,r,
Fur laying Of a ID on the harbOr I,
twenty-iour hours.
A ship
A brig
Vessels with topsails
Do. without do.
Vessels not measuring so tons a.
from the above charge
PORT CHARGES.
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PILOT CHARGES.

vessels not measuring 81 TONS are hetI
from this charge, and vessels under ht.y
tons have only TO pay one dollar.
CUSTOM HOUSE pUTIEs.
In,Card.
/. East and West India produce and
merchandise, (dry goods eIcepted) cat.
tie, horses and stock, beef, salt FISH corn
and corn meal, ground aud garden provl.
sioEs are free
9. Grain, -Four and barley OF all kinds,
pork, butter, tallOw, lard, hams, cheese,
soap, oil, candles, paint pitch, tar, rosln'
oakum. turpentine and drugs, iron hoops
and lumber Of all kind and denomina'
tin, with the exception Of East and Yves,
India, pay one per ceHt.
8. All other good. and merchandise
without exception, pay two per cent.
OutuGrd.
l. All goods free from inward du'
ties. pay per cent Interpretation.
9. All other goods Except dry goods
which are free from expo,tati9n) pay
two per cent
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Vessels that neither load nor unlu
have only to pay e-eighth Of the
chosage and one half Of the clean,
duty.
Vessels loading or unloading cargo hal
further TO pay:
Powder money per ton
Ship /
Smaller vessels
To the Fort is paid
No powder money is paid for ses'e
under 50 tons; nor no hospital or 70
duty for vessels under so.
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The following interesting article We
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+" As particles, as atoms ILL perceived;
IS circulating s'hSules in our veins,
So vast the plaR."
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASH

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-16

speaking, thinking writing and se,isg 49,
why then, the editor is marked ss an eyre
sious bIoekhesd or dangerous politician
tho paper becomes very barren, OF is fisugb'
with mischief; and the hot-hssdcd PGdzsn
wonders at the andaciiy Of printers and Of
pri0ter's devils, who, in this degenerate sge,
presume to judge of the public veal The
poor editor, wbo exPscts 10 obtain. an sppios.
ing smile on all occasions, from every one ef
this discordsnt multitude, will find himself as
much mistskcn, as was the man In the fable,
who, IN attempting TO please every body,
pleased nobody. IL is enough IL he eudeav
ors 10 please others, without dispIessing HIM
self, o. beirsying his trust. Circum ms,spoes
will some times occur, which,, ,if he has any
regard for the liberties of his fellow citizens,
require that he should assume some iespon.
sibility. And when this is the case, the faith
ful and independent pobIic seminal wall no,
sb ink from the psrfoi nance vi this duty, 90
avoid tho reprosches of an enemy, ef the dis
pleasure Of friend. II, iD his estimation.
the good Of tho people ,equire il, he wifi iIf
op:A WARNING VOICE, without the isar
OF offending. -.
The sutjoined Elegant eruaefs 10 from Dig
sld Sfewarf's Disserfanons.
When an invetetate pssjudice is Destroyed
by ex.itpatIng the casual associations on whIch b
IL was & sftcd, how powerful is the new i'm puise
given 10 the intellectual faculties OF man !!
Ye' how slow and silent The process by which
The eRec' is accom- mplshed! Were 1t mol,
indeed, ior certain class OF learned su,hors,
who. fom time TO time, heave the log into
The deep, We shonld hardly believe that the
,eason of the species ia progressive. In this
respect, tho religious and academieal aes,ab-
Iisnmen,s in some parts Of Europe arc not
without their use to the historian OF tho hu'
man mind. Immovably mooted 10 the same
s,aiDn ~ the strength Of their cables, and
the weight Of their anchors, they en,bie him
10 mees1re the rapidly OF the coFrent by
which he rest Of tic world are boone q! pg
This, too, is remarkable 10 the history oi
ooi pirjpdiccs that, as soon az the finn taiis
from the intellectual eye, We arc apt 20 lose
oil recollection Of our former biDdnss,
Like tho fantastic giant shapes which, in
thick fog, the Imagination lends TO block Ol
stone, o, 10 tbs stamp of airee, they produce
while the Illusion lasts, The same effect viii.
truths and realities bu, the moment the eyc
has caught the exact form and diDensaons u
its object the spell is broken ic'eve,: no
can any effor OF toougbt sgaia cDnja'c u,
The sPeetrss which have vanished.