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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-24
MARINE NEWS.
POST or NE WPORT.
ENTERED,

slocp Halcyon. Gardner, New-York sch Franl.
lin, GiDbs, do.
.,s.. CLEARED.
Schooner Lydia, Crowel, New York sloop Hap.
I'd, Wa.uen th,iadeiphia Go Shcpherdess. Bliven,
New-forAi do. hsicyon, Gardner, do.
Brig Mary, White. has been spoken in lat. 50,
Ions "a, hive days from this port for Havana
The Juno, hopkins, was at Havana, on the 9TH
ins.. loading fol Bis,oi, H..
Brig Exporter, Andrews, for Gibraltar, with tim.
Der, aud naval stores, Tor the of the u s. sQia.
dron in The Mediterranean, cleared At Georgetown,
(Coi) 10Th inst.
A Norfolk paper Of the 9th inst. says -" We
learn from captain Doggett, OF the schr. William Il
Joseph, who arrived here on saturday, from New.
Orleans. that when he sailed, on the I7,h ult The
qua.,i'y Of country produce which lying there,
waiting tho arrival of vessels to have it shipped.
was enormous, 1t was believed sufficen, To load
enc hundred and fir ,i,ts--snd NO much was still
coming IN, that unless shipping shortly arrived to
take 1t away, 1t would be necessary check its in.
lux. Efeghts IN consequence were very high
% bad been offered for cotton, and cents for to-.
bacco, TO Europe"
The u 5. ship Hornet. Capt Reed, % days from
Port-auPrmce, was at ST. Thomas 1st June all we'll
--shc was TO sail the I'd for the Southward.
The schr. Friends, from St. Thomas for Cape
Henry. (Haysi) was captured by an open boat on the
Coast, manned BY 10 mullstioes, and 2 white men
she had cargo OF dry goods, valued at S25,00o
and 10000 dollars in spece--he boat was given to
the crew OF the schooner, who carried her to Cape
Henry.
Kdp.iN.i. June S.---Arrived the lst, brig Clcopa.
ira, raggart, IL days from Rboie-lsland- Sailed,
81, Spanish ships OF Maria Francisco and Isabel
brig aud schr. for Campeachy. with a few mer-
chants vessels under convoy. This squadroo is to
bring up the money from the Spanish figate l6ege
MIA, stranded at Campeachy-,he amount of which
is about millions.
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Miscellaneous items.

EiEcelaneous items.
The President left Norfolk on the 18Th
on bis return to ,he seat of government he
was TO stop few hours at Craney Island,
Hampton and Point Comfort; and was ex-
pecied at Washington on the Io,h or goth.
The Aurora coDtradicts the ststemeDt re.
Gently made, that General Jackson's deesyed
health would occasion his leaving the SER
vice, and affirms, that he Is 10 perfect health,
and has no inteHtion of retiring from the army.
Gov. Wolcott has been elected Grand Mas
ter of Nelson's, for the state of Connecticut.
A part Of the baiture al New Orleans, was
lately sold at aoction--l< lois out OF 200, Of
90 fee, frcn, and go deep, al under water,
brought $4,000 dollars. The payments
were, one fourth cash, the remaining three
foorths IN six, twelve, and eighteen months.
The valuable Gin Dis,illcry & Nal, House,
at Crans,on, owned by J. Ii. Clarke, Esq.
was destroyed by fire on the 18Th inst. II
was occssioned by the bursting of o still.
An entire new. Bridge is building at Hart.
ford, 10 cross tho Connecticut, at that place.
A tremendous food occurred at Winches.
ter, Va. May 3lst, which occasionsd a great
destruction of property.
1t. Duianey, of The marines, has been Sc
verely wounded in duel with Ii 5. w.
Downing, OF the navy.
In late unhappy sifsay at ST.. Msry's be,
tween the officers ofthe army aod navy and
some citizens, Col Hopkins, and several 9th.
crs, were wounded.
The keels OF two 74's have been ordered
to be Immediately laid down, at tho Navy.
Yard in Philadelphia.
Mr.. CampbeIi, appointed Minister 10 Rus.
sia, was at Washington on the l7lh, waiting
the return Of the President from Nsrfolk (;
from whence, after an interview with him,
he was Immediately, 10 60 to Boston, and en-
batk in the Guerrero for Russia.
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Commissioners Nofiee.
THE subscribers having been ap

IIE SUUSCIICcIS IiIVIIlS DCGil appOln.
Il ted by the Hon. Supreme Judicial Court. ut
their April term, holden at South Kingstown, Com.
m'ssioners or Assignecs Of the Estate OF EDMUND
COOPER. Of North-kisgstown, in the county of
Washington. mariner, an insolvent debtor, to re-
ccve. examine and allow the claims against said es.
tate, hereby notify the creditors of the said Edmund
Cooper, that they must exhibit and prove to their
respective claims against said estate within nine
months from the twen,y.nn,h day Of April last, or
they will be prccluded according to law Aad that
we shall attend for tha, purpose at the house of
Capt Beriah Eidrcd in WEXFORD, on the last Sat
nrdsy in July. September and November next.
GEORGE w. ru.rIyEuAST.
JAMES HELME, Jun.
SAMUEL wHIrHORN
June ~. iSis- (sw)
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MdRRIEU.

In this town, on Sunday last. by the Rev. Mr.
Hitchcock, Capt CHARLEs e. HAMMRrT to Miss
ELizABETn w. DEvEsPosT, daughter Of Capt.
Charles Davenport.
In this town, on Tuesday the 10th inst. by the
Rev. DIR. Patten. Mr. Asa LARnsD of Providence,
to Mrs ELIzABETH CoanBLL, of this town.
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Ia this town, on the 9th inst. BLlzAssrH RArH.
sssE, aged al years, youngest daughter os Capt
Benjamin H. RAJ hbone, OF this town.
Ia this town, on Sunday evening last, Miss LYDIA
KAIcHa. aged l9, daughter of Peieg ksigi.n. Esq
Drowned, IT Sschueasi beach, on sunday morning
last. Capt SAyuEL ALsiy, OF Porlsmoyh
At Fyai6ush, l. 1. very suddenly, Capt. WILLIAM
p. MuaFoRp, formerly Of This town.
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NOTICE.

HE Stockholders OF the Pheorir Bosk, in wes-
Il ter,y, are hereby notified to meet a, the dwell
iing-Hs OF Jed w. Knight, in Westerly on Tues.
day the 9Th day Of July next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. for the choice Of Directors Cor said Bank
according 10 The act Of Incorporation. 81
EDWARD WILCOX
Westerly, June 10Th 1918 Je4.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED SrATEs OF AMsRIeA,

4
Rhode- Island District, &C.
RURsUANT to warrant from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United States, holden at Newport,
on the 18Th June, A. n 1918, within and tor tie
District OF khode.lsland -
Notice is hereby given, that there viii be sold at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, Saturday,
the fourth day Of July next ensuing the date hereof.
at O'Clock, 4. NJ on Lyons wharf, the brig Patriot,
her tackle, apparel, furniture and boats-to satisfy
the claims of Stephen Miller and others. against
said brig. &c. for wages earned board said vss-
sci, as mariners.
. BENJAMIN PIERCE, Dep. .;farshai
Newport, June "a, 1873
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Al the late Term Of she Civems Coa,
holden IN this town, NArHAs +. DIxos
DExTER RANDALL and WILLIAM p. NEw
BLz, Esquises, were admitseds ss Astofnies an
gCo9nsellors in said Court. q
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TO LET.

nNeor two convenient Rooms, suitable for public
~ esccs, 10 central situation For further infor
Dsisc and tccSs apply G ,his Office. juno 5.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

I OST or stolen, ont OF Wagon, between Me.
- PELIC SANrToRDs, on this Island, and the
foot of Batker's H,!l, in Tiverton, . BUNDLE Or
LETTERS, directed TO .bfarsAai and Allen, Dasssi
and Peter Thatcher. and ilian n Lsperest, Boston,
and 7hsmas e. fftn,an, Calcutta. In some Of which
were Bank Bills 10 considerable amount.
The above reward viii be paid for the return Of
the letters aud contents, OF for discovery and de-
lection of the thief, by application to
JAMES MUMF0RD, OF
WILLIAM j. TlLLEY.
.Newbprf JGne q, 1873 SW.
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slocp Halcyon. Gardner, New-York, sch Frank.
lin, GIBBS. do.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-16
To the Public.
..OME time in June, or tn, first OF

-..OME time in June, or tn, first of July,
- a. came from harbrcJe at S,sh
creek, it being late betor, could gel acros
the ferry CT was about IL O'Clock. and
going through town, passed through Christ
Church alley 1t was very dark, ant lhO't
OF what the poet Shakespeare said, as FOL.
lows:
Il i now the very wlcling time OF night,
When church yard yawns, ami hell itself
BrcatIies forth destruction to the world:
Just as lho't of this. discovered some
hing very white; and as had heard in
former times that the CHURCH alley was
haunted, was determined 10 see Whist it
was | called to il several Tires, but got no
answer. | set my fiddle against the fence,
AMI searched for some brick bats, which
found and threw them al this ghost. The
ghost run from me, and ! run after the ghost
as ii had a dog to catch it, md fell over
very handsome SETTING CHAIR,
which the owner car gef by calling to
JAMES CARTER,
Porter to The Union Bans, and paying for
this advertisement.
October Is 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-16

History tells Us of il|usirious villains
but there never was an iliustrious m'ser n
nature. LIS as disagreeable 10 a prodigai
To keep an account Of his expenses, as IS 10
/, sinner 10 examine his conscience line
deeper they search the worst they ma
themselves.
There canLot be- more ridiculous Jolly
than 10 spend high in confidence oil rever-
sions and distant expectations.
There are some people who are badly
lodged, lie hard, wear wretcbed ciotnes'
and eat the worst of mest--who deprive
themselves of the society OF men, ana i've
in a continual solitude; who are in pam Tor
the time present, past, and 10 come whose
live. are a perpetual penance; ana who
have cunningly found out the most trouble
some way 10 perditiop-l mean the cove
tous.
Extreme avarice always makes mistakes.
There is no passion that so constantly misses
IFS aim. An avaricious man may be said u
freeze before the fire 10 be mere dog IL
a wheel, that tolls 10 roast meat tor other:
10 eat. ~
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ever known to The oldest seaman on board,
which lasted about Is hours, and lefl their
gallant ship miserable wreck. The gale
eommeaced from the s. F.. with heavy
swell, but shifted 10 various points. About
5 A Nj. the mizen-mast was carried away
by the board, and shortly after all the re-
naming spars, except the fore and main
masts, which, however, were 81 badly
sprung that il was found necessary TO fish
them in several places lost the stern and
quarter boats, and sustained much other
damage. The tempest is represented TO
have been indiscribably awful, and the ST.
tuation of The Macedonian perihus in The
extreme: in the early part of it, William
wilkins. captain Of the mlzzen top, an ex-
cellent seaman and worthy young man,
was unfortunatel, knocked overheard by
the mizzen stay-sai sheet, and drowned.
Til. was the only casualty that occurred
among the crew.
Previous to the sailing Of the Macedonian
from Boston, she had undergone thorough
overhauling and repair; and the trim IN
which she left that port could scarcely be
exceeded; but now how altered! Alter
being only six days at sea, she returns to
port with no other vestige OF her former
grandeur than her "wooden wall, and in
, appearance, precisely as she entered the
port of New York when prize TO the gal
liant Decatur.
The Macedonian passed through the mar
nows below Craney Island about O'Clock,
at which time the flood had only been three
hours running, and (although under jury
, masls) in less than half an hour after, she
was safe at anchor abreast Of the navy yard.
Such indeed, was the celebrity OF her pro-
gress that very few of the citizens knew OF
her arrival until she was moored. This fact
alone should satisfy every unpreJudiced
mind that the de, tn of waller from the en-
trance of Elizabeth river 10 the navy yard,
is all sufficient for the purpose OF naval
depot. If the Macedonian, deeply laden
as she is, and in her crippled state, could
enter the capes and run directly up to the
navy yard, with the same sgind, without an
ShorIng and could pass the shoaiest part
IF our river on half flood, it surely must
be admitted that the harbor oil Norfolk can
afford safe and easy entrance 10 the hea-
West ships in our navy.
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New Books.

Just receiped on consignment, and for sale
bydie subscriber,
TALES of my landlord, second series
J New tales, by Mrs Opie
lions Pilgrim, By Robert Hawker, D D
Events Of the French Revolution, By the
bfroness de Stael; O'Reiley's Greenland
Johnson's quarto dictionary, vol. Il
Taylor's Arator, 4th edition
Rallies tour on the continent
Nillage sermons; Oliye-Branch
Dwight's geography for schools, in which
Europe is divided according TO the laIe act
of the congress Of Vienna Also, -,
A few copies OF Bible News or Sacred
Truths relating TO the Living God, his oDy
Son, and Holy Spirit, by Noah Worcester,
A NJ Octl6 ROBERT GRAY
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pressed, way be another point of dis, y,

pressed, way be another point Of dis "a.
sion.
II may he, too, that t're Congress " n
take in!o lis consjlrriti.n, the differe q,
military es ADJUSTMENTS 10 be kept "p :,
-.ch Power.
These are some "! the principal .ubiec +,
--,lirrs are Ui ,ess importance. BH, u,
sHc enumerated enough TO .hew Tia,
peace, moi INSTRUMENTATION. not agy,e,.
sion arc the aim ami objects cf the Con.
.re,- 'ri we cunciu e by repe..;ing
bat il We were 20 naH,e the PERIOD wLso
\ '"ng happy "eacs was IKE y uu,i,e
h o ineniT nations, we shau,,! nlne
tn pen, III vii Cn W. RoV submit lhsar.
lic!e To the British public. lCourier.
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III IONnclI, Uctobtr T., 1918.
GrOrderei, That Abraham Faw, An.
tnonS. Crea e and Batrsrst DlingrrieId,
BE- coum:ltrr 10 superIntend the elccloa
10 BE- held at the indian QGeen tavern, Ga
the cath ins for meo'ber TO represent
the third ward in the common council, il,
the place of Nathaniel s. Wise. resigned
A copy.
Test, l.P. THOMPSON, &C
October II dt2i0
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Public Sale.

ON Wednesday the 2lst inst. al hall past
~ 3 O'Clock p. NJ. will be sold on tho
premises,-A lol Of ground, situate on tho
S.W. corner Of Washington L. Duke Streets
40 feet on the former, and 80 feet | Ineb'
es on the latter. Terms &c--rat Sale.
P. G. MARSTELLER. Audi
October l6 tO2l
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For Rent.

E-a A very convenient Dwelling
aEG house on the lower part Of Royal
51ss street, adjoining the house now oe'
-cupied by M. Generes. Posse''
sion may be bad on The 18th inst.
JOHN J. BROOKS
October 16 =
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IA ID scoursr vii be Il.
ven next sunday, at 3 p. u IN St. Marr',
church, by the Rev. Mr.. Hurley, iron
Philadelphia.
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Military Notices.

GTThe Presidents Horse Guards ar.
hereby Oriiied 10 attenj parade on Sdtur.
day, "a. inst. al Ten o'clock AN
Oct 10 z. II. MINOR, Is; Ser.
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Wanted immediately.

A .HIDDLE-.aGED BLACK WOMa.N
CHE must be good cook and understand
y other duties of kitchen md serv1n'-
Also, smart, active YELLOW or BLACK
BOY, I2 to Is years old, 10 wait in The
house. Such as are peaceable and well
disposed would be purchased or hired. Ap.
ply TO the printer. Oct l6
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Wine, Candles. Soap, &c.
EOHN II. LADD e. Co. have received
- for sale,
4 pipes Scott's best Madeira wine
9 hhds of the last impOria'
qrcasks ton
loo boxes Hyde's mould candles, 4, ),
and 6 TO the ID
l5o boxes Boston ditto of various sizes
50 dipt candles lbs each
loo Hyde's best yellow soap, %
90 windsor and fancy soap, Of 3
dozen each; 30 bis Baltimore prime pork
so bis New. York ditto
DO kegs small twist and 10 kegs caven.
dish TO 5acco, manufactured IN Richmond.
by f. Brown, and warranted equal il not
superior TO any other offered in this market.
Aiso--35 kegs large and small twist 10
bacco, of common qualities Oct 10
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The new constitution of Connecticut has
been adopted in the towns, by majority
of about 1900 votes. We understand tina
the whole number was rising 10000.
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On Friday, Hamilton was tried at Alba
ny, before very crowded court, for the
murder of major Birdsall. After the jury
went out short time, they returned with
verdict of guilty. IN Y Gd-.
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In some parts of Germany an old law has
been revived. which TO persons killed in a
duel, denies the right of burial, and gives
the body for dissection. A similar law in
this country might be the means OF lessen
ing the number Of fashionable murders.
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Prime Chewing Tobacco,

E'ROM the mandatory Of Wm. .Angm&
l. Co-For sale by the keg by
Oct l6 ftu4w HUGH SMITH & Co.
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The following circular contains informa
ton very interesting to many OF our mer-
chants who are now loading vessels in thi:
district and in the Rappahannock river, TO
Portugal and its dependencies.
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Efom L.esaoo, ~ Ms'ysviils. 10 wassa
couosy, "a Libessy. 4.
F,om GsseDsille, By Nswposs, papdsl ldgs,
and Hin's, 70 kroRviis.
F.om winstsssss. by Nssion esur, bossss
70 Pikeviile.
Rroa Rogsrsvills, by M'c,so's sssss, end
Blssk Wssss Salt h, to Lee couts house
Virginia ~
F'oa R'ounviIIs TO Pspsrvills. .u slpEioe
cseek.
IN 5Assissvns.
From Matches, b. Swesxy's Ferry. Woods
willie, and PinkosysilIe. to ST E,ancIssilse, IN
the s,a,e Of louisisne.
From Fo's rIsirhssns. b Fort Mcn,EotAs
|. ~, to blskely.
From Hon,sille. BY Miisen's Bluff FsllS
ef Black Warrior. and French ssstiemens "a
Black Warrior, 10 ST. Stephens.
From HunuyiIle, 70 Couon Port, 10 Lsmss
stone county, ~ Psisskn 70 Colonbls, 10
F,sn For, MieAer, sy' For, Rsinb,,dxs.
Fort Jackson. Blu n, Com Springs, Fort Gar
borne, sna the town Of Jackson, 10 s. Ste.
phcns.
From Fo'i Jackson, BY Cshabs vsllsy, 70
The Falls ot Block Wssrios.
Prom 81 Stephens, by Wincbtsse, q
FORD, on Pearl Rive,, Ia M,ssissippi
Ffom Mobile "a Blakely
IN x6soss.
From ncllville, ny WslIism Paaksld's and
the Seat Of Justice Of Bond cuua " soRPsi-
myrs, In the Illinois setti,osy,
From EdwsrdviIle 10 tho Ses, of tusir8
Of Bond county.
From Kssksskia. by Widemsn's on Kass
ksskiA iives.su Heilsiiie, S.. Clair soun y
April 20, lsis--Approvsd,
JAMES MONROE.
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the Shallow Ford, on Hsw River, TO 0resos-
boroQgh.
F,ss snsv Hill, By Hool...,o-n. &c
F'o~ cas'i'uek eou', house. to Knot. Is.
Point.
From Lewishsssh, By wiuisu's Store,
Hsnsomss Bsidss, and Moons Sore, 10 En-.
xssn Duplln soar, hou.. to N.vs.so.
s In Soust Carshaa.
EreQ Yvtk cous, house, by Harmony,
GsorfsE Essulh's and Rusherford.on, 10 ! She
vile. t*1fth Carolina.
tsouA cAmbridgs to His kosy Grove.
f'om Ande, sonyilie, by Beaver Dam, 70
Houstonsille. -.
From Peodle'cn court house TO Soeosy.
IN Georgia.
From biilledgevllie, ny Estou,sn and Gar
res's Ferry, to Greensbotoogh.
fsOm Mslledgevills 10 Monticello.
From Montgomery c.h. By Tslnall e. h. to
Fton Marietta, by Bycwn's Mills end oil.
ver's Settlement, 10 Lancaster.
Fscm Lancas'er,by Royal,ewo, Circlsviile,
Wsshingsou. ~
F'os' Marietta, by Bsllepre, wnkesvi!le,
Jackson court l.eose and Piks,on, 10 Yves,
Uuion. ~
Fsom New Sslsm. by Rum,cy, New Hcg
ersiown, Leesbutgh, New Philade phla and
Psintvi'le. to Wooster.
From Columbus, by Mount Vernon, Loun-
denv'iIs, Wooster and Hsrrisviile, to Orsn-
ger
Ftom Delaware. by Oxford, Fiosids and
Lexington to Mansfield
Fsom Hamilton, by JacksonborouEh, 10
Nov Lexington.
From Coschocton 10 Newark.
From Troy 10 Dark cou,l house.
F'om 0aDvilie, by Johnstown, Sunsburgh
and BE, shire, 10 Wor,hink,ou.
From Warren, by Ps,knlan, Burton and
Chsrdvn, 10 Psioe sviile
Fsom Warren, BY Newton, 10 can,sn 10
S,srke county.
Fsom Youngstown TO New. Bedford, Penn.
sytssris.
Fs1m Rasenns to Burton.
From Stow, BY Medina court house, to
Huron court house.
From Btook6sld to Mercer, PennsyIvsnis.
From Man.ts, by Toulman's and L. xing.
ton, to Woodfield. NJ
F,om Yves. Union, BY tie mouth Of Brush
creek and sandy Spring to SAncebusgh, 10
the s,a,e Of Kentucky.
IN indiana.
From Hartford to Rising Sun.
From Corydon, BY Elizabeth and Liconls,
to Ellzsbcihtown, Kentucky.
E.om Fot Harrison through Mcosoe coun.
" end Laurence county, to Brooms.own.
From Peols, BY OrIcaos, 10 Laurence court
house.
From Salem, by Bono, to Monroe eous,
house. ~
From Msdison, by Gsham's, TO Brown.
stown.
From vevsy, BY Edeobouush, Ripley
court house, to BroJkviIIe.
Ftom Ceatrcvilie to JacksoOborough.
, F'om Lexington BY Provins's New Wash.
ingtou, Bethlehem and New London 70 LEX
ingtou.
From Ripley eoon house, BY vsrnsn to
Bsownssown.
From JehersooviIls to New Albany.
In Mssoasf Territory.
From ST. Gencvisse to St. Michael.
From Jackson 70 Bett's Ferry.
From 81. Gsnevie BY Potosi, 70 Ffsnklin,
Howard county.
From Frsntlin Howard county, TO CHAR.
ton.
Prom. 81, Louis, BY Florissns, 70 Ss.Charlss.
IN kentucky.
From HopkibssiiIs, by Williams and
Boyle Landing, 10 Long Creek, Caldwell
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.As . Hvgf 1~atsk, sks JslisesaS InesrssAsr exnto
ere su6u1und ~ psibsN petGkAts
~ M S1EISOk.
OF Hanover. was 8 years xUtsaed wish sioieAk
pam IN hs right breast. asterded assnss with gvsA
difkcul1 Of breathing, snd who'll, ncspsble ~ ~
tending businesss shef having srsd In vain ~ ctsf
Incidence ~as cured and his health pertertIy res
tored BY 2 boxes Of thesc rills
1.AN ELDERLY LADY, 4
Her dsughtsr and grand d-dAughssr. Of Bossos,
were each drssdfsly Afflicted With sssnms and d'&s
stored 70 psrIsos ksslsh t1 J boxes. =
nudge -------. - stlsm. ~ hesn usny yesrs -,
verely a6lictsd viii v|5Isnt cosxh sad d;Glcully
Of bressi'ings vss cured bS boz<s M sseP ~
restored on the sssend night which bad been broes
a Lag n 1ssssm turssd ef 60. was Sesesstv
afflicted with cough. pain h ths eide, ~ times sp
ting Of blood sceld not lIs down IN her led OR q
years. could not sleep bot q short nleveIe WAs re-
stored TO perfect heath On taking boxes,
...hmss. aiaisuis, q sssssSias. y vSsss = ssirsss
ness Of The chess. sssained stomach. coas0mp1Aee
pain IN The side, spitsing Of bloqd, chiliness ~
shyerings, the forsrgnnpr1 81 maignan levero kt:1
common coldS are removed n ltw lsouss, the stsd
viii experience rsl'sS eqasy sgsessbls :ad inssscts
sr pr. RsIls's Astbmssis Pills" ons bss sossaiss
ing ~ fiib Gsgpessb <6Sess aSrrs 2ttrsvsrs m
posldsn, tue outside printed WRAPPER u signed W
=. Cosway"- 0bssrss Shis ~ ~ paie hesIAl rset
pared and sosd whoiesals ~ Ne sole pfopriaej
Common-etrest, Boston. & by spseisl sppontmsnt "
SAMUEL w. VIkSON, Drsgsbssn
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I>emusi W Briggs. Svisssfs Herouies whitseH
J. X Macon. PrvsSdsAcss Dyer = 1sowes Wtsdkuni
Greens, Mr. Lssd5H lssac p Hull. HsrySrds sB4
most drusgss scokssllsrs and 'nss's,s e: snrs
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