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CHOCOLATE STONE.
HENRI MOORE.

- sns-s No. ~ A4ARxK2- SQyaRg. "
II As on hand, and keeps cons tan.iy for Sale. Ba.
Il ker's Chocolate and Shells CT HE f. qualit,
0ocers, Country Traders aud families, ~su want
Chocolate and shells of the FIRST Ga-ty wilt find it
for their Advantage to purchase At said stole, as
the No l. Chocolate and shells are Warranted TO be
of good quality AZ any manufactured in the Unit
ed states, sndif Upon trial they do prove equal
TO the recommendation. they viii be taken back, &
the money returned together with all charges that
may have arisen for transportation.
4 .alsa--a general assortment OF W.. 1. Goods, IS
Usua 49, IL April s
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~ Just OPENED "a
MORE CHEAP GOODS,
Old No. ll2, CAssp-SiQs.


NATHANIEL SWEET & co.
hrtEkS ;or sale, on sssY reasonable
~ te,ms--bcst Ess,. Incia Gsmpany Mo
kins, blue ditto COTTON Csssiao1se a hand
some assortment OF Hosie,yi Cslicoes, fom
ls 20 81; Indla Chez, 50 per ys,d Book
Mosiinsi Camhncks, from IS 10 S. black,
brown scarlet, and orange bombass.ls A., an
elegant spar,mcn, Of sslio Lu,,rine g and Gar.
ulnrc kibbcns; Canton Grapes; o general
apaetmsnt oI Shswis, green, black, white add
pink, Lus,dngs; bsoadclo,hs; Ca.siune,es
aud Ss,ioetts t ,s
C- Ladies snd Gen,lsmsn arc invited to
ciye the VA call. M
Newport, Jo'v 8. 1918
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Crorkuy, China q Glass Hire

JUST received aud lor sale, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & co.
South ming UaTau BAsK 2rIlDrsG,
SEVENTY crates and racsssss VIC. as
s0rtsd Liverpool and Iadia WaIe,
Coasisting Of
Blue printed Teas and CGifees,
do do Tea-Pols, Sugar, Creams,
do Bowls, quarts, pinls and ail-pin,s,
do Plates, Twiffiers, Mullins,
do Jugs, 4qt. 2qt. lot. pint and hal. l.pin,,
do Chambers, Ewer., Basins,
do Dinner and Tes-Se,s,
Enamelled Tea.Po,s, Sugars, Milks,
do Teas. Coffses,
do jugs, 4s. s., l2s, ass,
do Bowls,
blue and green edgedP Ia,es, Tw,Msrs, Miifins,
do Dishes, 10 TO l8 inches, inclusive,
Cream -Colored Plates, TwlfAcs., Mufias.
do Dlshes, 20 Is inches, Inclusive,
do Chambers, A and IS, -
do Basins, As sod 6s, 49, a.e
do Bowls, qi. pint and half pint,
do Jugs, do do : Go -,
do Teas and Cans,
: Teas sets, grspe.leaf, landscape, and lus,re,
do in boxes, (Iodia,)
Lustse Jugs, 2q,. lq,. piot and hall.pint,
Double -nins cas-giass Decantets, quarts aud
pio;s,
do Tumblers AID Wines,
do Peppers, Mas,sd ds, sni ssl,s,
Common Tumb!srs aud Wines,
10 assorted Crales, suitable forthe country.
-. Crates sepaeksd AZ short notice and
low prices.
Jupe ~ ful
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FOX SALE.

A FARM very pleasantly situated in Port, ssu,h,
"A on the rvsd leading to the Farm cf tne late
.Sa,aHei Fam. and near the main rosd from Newport
TO the slone bridge Said Farm contains sbout 50
acres. of which 10 acres are orctara.ng, wood
H., of acres. and the remainder is isse and
dow land on whcl. is Cut 8 tons of Hay yearly
IN good repair
iise--A wood 10, in Mildlefoyn, Of about acres
on xhich IL . rrowih Of thrifty yocsg Wood -ffor
further particulars and terms. sppj 10
wE-ii.a TiLLEY,
Newport, Isly 9, Isis.
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Br0adeiofbs, Lassimere,, &c.
WM. JAMES. TILLEY.

40. i24. Tg1wsssYsEsg,
Has jpssreceived suaeriine, fine and common
HI bsee and black brvvtr,oths Also, daf K and
hfM blue, black, ma. lnL bun cass,n-res, very
low.
u Vie keeps constantly for sale Writing Paper.
by the rssm, or quise, cheaper than can be bough.
in Newport
.liiy 4 ~
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SALE AT AUCTION

Oh WEDNESDAY, next---st |! 1 o'clock,
VIA be sold ., Public Asctions (unless prev viouaiy
disposed of at Private salc,)
he well known packet s!nop
sKRA~ EXPRESS, bur,hen 100 tons, as she
EESM2&SS4 now lsys al GyIes' wharf. An in
<. vrHtory may be seen on applica,ion
to- s-i - & u HAalMETT.
Kew2nrt July 8,-fei8.
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Wooi Mdmafaefory.
WILLIAM BLY, & co.

INFORM the pubic a. at their Carding and Spin
4 ming Establish shmen, Is nov n operation is the
upper part Of ". CoRsELL's Doltiog siiii, Ports
rnUuth.
cloth, left at the sturc of JOSEPH u PEABOD1,
No %. Broad street, will meet vitL immediate Al
t-ntion.
I' From twenty years experience in The above
,asinsss. he prcsumIs he can grve entire sstisfac-
ton (rO Portsmouth. NOV 10, 1917.
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txJHEgE.s. Ayp. the wife OF the subscr;ber.
w has conducted herself in . very impudeos
AM unbe coming fAsnpes, l'y contracting mssy debts
ing me IN dcb's beyond B. ability 10 pay. and oh-
srwiae defneanins hersef owssds me, IN q very un-
du,ifsi, indecosous. aud insui,ng manner Tsesc
are therefore TO forbid al persons bnborinE or
trusting her ou my account. as am determined set
to pay ony debt Of her ecnsrsctng a.'e' THIS tes
DANIEL REYNOLDS.
wiekier3, Iunc ~. 1918. fjuyzl
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81. Croix Run, Sugars, Teas.

--....s:-
Just received and for sale, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO s. CO.
Seuh ming UEIcs B1sK ByrtDlxc,
TWENTY hhds. ST. Cro;x Rum, pure as
i imported,
10 do. Aolieua do.
s boxes Havana white Sugars,
Is Db!s. do. brown do.
chests Hysoa
10 do. Young Hyson
10 do. Hyson-skin. rr.c
bshea
Souchong, and
Snnchi
90 boxes Dooii,,ies' Soap,
do Starch,
10 do Ciarat Wine,
Is do Pfunes,
s do Sigma Figs,
a do 0ioom Raisios,
10 kegs Jamaica Ginger 81
100 bales Cassia,
40 bbls. Richmond Flour, -
IL jars MaccAbau Snuff,
500 lbs. common do.
bags fimento,
DO Pepper, e
do Coffee,
10 bots. Brooklyn Gin.
Newport, Jnae II. 1918. g.
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UNI04N HOI.EZ.


Informs ide nIs.is IN gearra! end ais friends
sp an narsleHivs
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col,
= yanies Pcr,xS. NO i2p. TAAmes-s,reei. lately
improved by Mr. Dowa Asa Public iiouse, an.l
which he Pfaposcs 10 accommodate Ladies and
Gen,Iemen who ma, do him the honor to cali upon
h,m. with the best fare The ruaftsl may afford = No
c4crtiors shall b. wanting "a afaty and obiige
Tie Beat OF Lieuors wiii BE- ready At comnund. and
good ket ping of tlorsss const4huy i'rossdrd. '
c. "a isw stexay Bosdsrs (l~dcs and gcntlensn.)
can be accommodated in, the test mapner.
Newpurt idly I, Inl8 ! +, . ,.,sl (aa. .tg
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PA'TENsT COFFEE MILLS.

ItA4 LIN SJrT EE Mll~lSS.
~HE subse. he. ~ Adoihis,,aro, ~ tho
i Essnte of xAcfiAniAh W4rknRousE,
tsi. Of Grelon, Cva. deceased, hating op,sin.
ed . p-,eai for the iossktvn and i6pptots-
msn,, of said Wxrkanorss, Ia making Mills
for grinding coffee, specs md o-hur substsn.
css+- hereby no,ifts al who iufin1r said
psseMt sighs, that shty viii sbo prosecuted.
Many Mills ave how q Fc, ed for ssie, u,shu-
iacturcd upoo the pfincIple ctstoversd by
sasd WArtssovsr ) and ali VINO transgtess,
atsvf this ooucc; Will cspoIs themselves "
duwaee sna cost. So 'f ~ " y n
The puo;is xiil please 10 nssice ina, xli
Mills, made b The AzbdSribcr, cs ondet his
dieee,iop, will be s,susptJ J WILson, on,s
pfecc of brass on The boprcr
JonnrHaN siyER.
New London. u . :, lsis
Lkr,h's O6ee u ne .,up,snig Judicial
Courf, ~ithtn and jcr ihs esEnfy ~ Aew.
port, IN fhs stafs n fnoaf Istord tye
W HEREAS SyLyEsrSa II. HozARu az
- Newport, IN nihe cqoa,y =, Nswporb To-
borer, has 6icd IN ssId I'll ., tosy bf tbc
vote Of the Hon. Gencsai Assembly, OF be
State sfoftAsld, d theif June session, Is,s,
extending TO bisA The beneiir oi an 40, passed
in jane. 1850, entisled, e az ,act for ihe scsief
ot insolyent dc biofs '---Nodce 10 h0i eby eiys
en-, 10 the cscdnors Of the said. Sytyesics,t TO
appusrs If they shink f., before ihe Supreme
Judicial Colr, Of aid state, nest 10 30 holden
si Newpsn, wiikio and iar she eounpy OF
Newport, on the fovrth MONDAY VI Aogoss
next, tu sppoiGt CScsnsissioncrs or a ssignees,
10 receive his estate shd elects, aud 70 dis.
tri6iae the SAME, according 70 law.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
Newport, July l,.lels
C2srA's OEfs Of The Supreme 5udiriai
Courf, sslsAin aud Jot inc eonnfs Of Aew-
y ho,t, ,.iafhe s'0fe II Rhode. xsfehd, cc.
NUHEREAS GEaaoE =. HASAnp, OF
: w Nsspor,, in ths county Of Newport, la
bofer, las Iied 10 said< lic-, copy Of the
vote 81 the Hop. Gcnefsi Assembly Of tho
Ssate eicresaid. 1t their June session, 1915,
xtxvSdirg 20 him tfe be0sk. Of an act passcd
10 hos, i7s6, sngitjed, . 50 act fsr the relief
Of insoiyeus dcbscrsS Notice is hereby Civ
en-, to the creditor Of IN said George, TO APP
pear, II they shiak ~, before the Supreme Ju.
ilciel Court Of ssid state, sext 10 Be holden
II Newport, Gihir snd for the county OF
Newpen, On yhs fourth Eionday Of Augoss
'nsx,, 10 sppcins copmissiooers o. Assigaees,
10 receive his es,sts and eeccss, pod to d:as
ritutc tie sumo, according 10 law. ~.
HOLMES WEAVER, C~k.
rewpo-'. July I, 1919.
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I. BuRDlCK, s son,
No. rs, Thames street, n
CEer for sale.
A general 4ssoriment Of genuine
w. r GOODS e GRcCERyES.
At wholesale and rctaii.
E'so--5o0 busiels LIVERPOOL SALT.
or All persons indebted to the late 6rrn Of J NJ.
WEAVER, & Co. are called upo. 10 make immediate
Payment TO l. BoRprcK
Newport, Feb. IS, 1913. Il
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NOT'ICE,

~ subscriber has appointed JctstssNAr.
= VI rewport, sAsToap ALxy, OF Lhtle-Comp-
ton, and Ps3sc CossY, Of 1ivertoo. Agents Tor
the purpose Of receiving snd delivering those afl'c
'' ''' ''' sAAugL cLaneg.
Porgsssn,s. xsvl2 tG
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TO LEI,
A Nd POSSESSION given Immediately, he Fergus
n on-iioase, so called, st.itk hsi OF the New
Church Lane For tesfns, sps'yt ~
DurEE J. PEARcE.
Newport, ,uly I. Iaie. l6w]
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THE subscriber nSornis bis frienas and tht pub
iic, that he continues 10 Card into rous, ehccs,s
Wool, of su yssdcs. Aiso, 70 color aud iai'h V oas
en- Cloths IN very superior n,4p,<t spd ~ colour
garments ripped or Whole, to colour Yam Tor COW
criess, carpets, &c. Of various coLrs and sazdss
lie coEtiaUes 10 Msnu.Actute Plains, Sa'snnets,
Cassio,erss. Cosiings, Flsnnels. &C. On stTy mod
crate terms. r, "A 81 A2sr, .
Having tic beat Of machnAry and. Experienced
work man, sn every branch, h~tters himstn be shsh
in fstae be able 10 do ell, any part cf the abese
busiacss, in sAtisfaciory mennes
SAMUEL CLARKE.
porttmos,th. (CxnaL.n's .hyns,l Nov. IL. 1917,
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"a PRLvfIVt;, u az S.Hss, e1sea &C tn
a sSsigsesorv asascer, es bis Office.
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SOMETHING NEW.

A person in this city advertises that he
has patent right for the skill OF training
DOGS 10 the following purposes, viz: " For
pumping water; irrigating meadows, gar
dens, &c. grinding paint, corn, bark, and
other articles turning the grindstone, the
lathe, carding and spinning machines, and
washing machines working churns as
sistiDg rope-makers threshing and clean
ing grain cutting straw, tobacco, shingles,
dyewood chopping meat, &c.-and for
great variety Of other purposes, where the
employment Of canine agency will prove
highly economical and profitable" The
dogs are said to be delighted with the en-
ployment, and capable Of working to more
advantage than two men. w. York Col.
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Wilmington, (Dd.) July IL.
LIGHT In THE sorrHt

LIGHT IN THE SOUTH!
During the short but interesting CONVEX
sations we have had with several gentlemen
arrived in the Congress frigate. two fact:
have been mentioned, which afford us the
highest qualification. I. The people Of
Buenos Ayres, especially, are directing the
most dillgent attention towards the esta5-
lishment OF general system of EDUCATION.
2. They have now in train Of translation.
to be disseminated generally, selectici
OF the revolutionary and such other poIiI
cal writings OF this country: as may have :
tendency to infuse the spirit Of the Nor;-
Americans into the popular mind. This +;
radical beginning; it speaks volumes, and
is OF itself sufficient to place the successful
result OF their struggle beyond all ration..
doubt.
We also learn, that the people Of tha:
country look up 10 the North Americans
with the iiveliest admiration, and a most
ardent solicitude that our acknowledged
influence is such, that we coIld mould their
character to the utmost pitch Of their sus-
cepibility. What an irresistible call is this
upon our energies and upon our magnani-
nifty!
In our opinion, II is now next 10 certain,
that the report OF the commissioners must
furnish the dcsiderata required By cur peo-
pie and government for the acsnowledg.
ment Of the Independence, at least Of Bue-
nos Ayres, Chill, and Venezuela. What
an interesting season approaches for our
representatives What distinguished apd
splendid ara Of history is at hand! Neytto
the glory of The Congress of'76, in signing
our own Declaration Of Independence, viii
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TELEGRAPHS.

Intelligence can be received from Calais
at Paris, between which there are q tele-
graphs, in three minutes-from Lille, 22
telegrapbs, two minutes-from strasburgh,
As telegraphs, six and half minutes-trom
Lyons, SO telegraphs,. nine minutes-and
from Brest, 80 telegraphs, eight minutes.
The people Of Chill are highly common
ded for their liberal donations OF money and
supplies for the patriot amies. Some OF
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SELECTED.
SENSlBMTY.

Twas a new feeling-something more
Than we had dar'd TO own before,
Which then we hid not;
We saw it in each others eye,
And wish'd in every broken sigh
Tospeak, but did not!
She felt my lips inpassion'd touch;
Twas the first time 1 dar'd so much;
And yet, she chd not;
But whispered DER my burning brow,
"Oh! do you doubt love you BOW y
Sweet soul! [ did not!
Warmly felt her bosom thrill,
prest it closer, closer still,
Though gently bid not
Till--uh the world has seldom heard
Oflovers who so nearly err'd,
And yet who-did not!
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them devoted the half of what they possess
ed TO supper, the soldiers Of freedom.
COPPER TREE.

COPPER TREE.
AT the beautiful and magnificent palace
of,he duke of bevonshire, ellsworth, on
the banks Of a fine piece Of water, is tee
of copper, representing willow, from eve
nv leaf of which water is made to issue, by
the turning of cock, SO as 10 form an arti-
fetal shower.
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Aiser some splendid compliments to An
geIo, Calico, Machiayel, Dante, Petrarch,
and Beaccio, he turns to Rome, which he
ereets in the following animated strains:
Z" Oh Rome my country city OF the soul
The orphans OF the heart must turn to thee,
Lone mother of dead empires! and control
In their dead breasts their petty misery. !,
What are woes and suferance! Come and
The cypress, hear the owl, and plod your
way
Der steps of broken stone and temples, ye!
Whose agunies are evils Of day
A world is at our feet as fragile as our clay.
&c The Nicobe of nations, there she stands,
Childlcss and crownless, in her voiceless
woe
An empty urn within her wither'd hands,
Whose holy dust was scattered long ago;
The Scipio's tomb contains no ashes now (;
The very sepulchres lie tenantless
Other heroic jewellers: dost thou flow
Old Tiber! through marble wilderness !
Rise with thy yellow waves, and mantle her
distress!
The Goth, the christian, time, war, food
and fire,
Have dealt upon the seven.hill'd city's
pride;
She saw her glories star by star expire,
And up the steep barbarian monarchs ride,
Where the car climb'd the capitol: far and
wide.
Temple and tower went down, nor lett
site;
Chaos Of ruins! who shall trace the void,
Der the dim fragments cast lunar light.
And say, here was or is" where all is
doubly night.
"The double night of ages, and Of he.
Nights daughter, ignorance, hath wrapt
and wrap
All round us; we but feel our way to err {:
The ocean hath his chart, the stars their
map,
And knowledge spreads them on her ample
lap;
But Rome is as the desert, where we steer
Stumbling DER recollections now we clap
And CITY, 'Eureka' il is clear
When but some false mirage OF ruin rises
near.
"Alas the lofty city! and alas
The trebly hundred triumphs! and the day
When Brutus made the dagger's edge sur
pass
Tie conqueror's sword in bearing fame
away!
Alas. for Tully's voice, and Virgils lay, .
And LNy's pictured page! but these shall
be
Her resurrection: all beside-decay:
Alas, for earth, for never shall we see
That brightness in her eye she bore when
Rome was Free"
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II has Of late been matter Of much dis.
pute (ssys correspondent whether it was
unlawful to plant Tobacco on the sabbath.
! am Of opinionit is as contrary to the laws
OF God as day is to night: but Virgil, the
celebrated poet, is Of another opinion:
No laws. divine or human. can restrain
From necessary work the lab'ring swain
Ev'n holy days and feasts permission yield
To plant tobacco, worm, or hoe the field"
! hope Virgils opinion will decide all
disputes. or atieast put stop to them-for
they are becoming disagreeable topeacea-
bic persons. s.. .Hary's co. Jaiy, 1918.
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CDyNECTICCT.

/, is stated in Connecticut paper, that
there are III republicans and so federal
lists elected as'delegates to the convention
for forming a constitution for the state
The delegates convene for that purpose at
Hartford in August next.
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From the Ner- Bedford Gazette.
MELANCHOLY sHIPwREcK.


The brig Mary, Captain Paul Rowland,
sailed from this port on the 9th May last,
on whaling voyage TO the Coast Of Pat
sgonia, and on the night of the 2Stb, was
stranded near Cape Blanco, Coast Of Al.
RIGA.
In the morning, captain Rowland, and
his crew succeeded in getting on shore,
with quantity OF provisions and other
necessaries, but were soon discovered by
the Arabs. who came and loaded their ca
mels with the articles which had been saw
ed, while at the same time the women d.
vested Captain Howland's men Of almost
every article Of clothing they had on, and
attempted to rob himslso, but be resisted
and escaped from them. The Arabs then
departed with their piunder, but soon re-
turned with several camels, apparently
loaded with brush-wood, under which Sc.
veral men armed with muskets and spears,
were concealed.
As soon as they arrived on the beach
they discovered themselves, and attempt
ed TO take Captain Rowland and his men
prisoners, who Immediately ran TO their
boats and pushed Of, when he Arabs fired
and wounded James Edwards OF Roches-
Ter, who died three days after Job Mil
Ter, OF Dartmouth, who was on the deck
Of the brig, was wounded in the thigh, and
left there-Lemuel Clifford, Of Fairhayen,
being alone in boat, was driven. ashore
by the surf, and was taken by the Arabs.
Captain Rowland and his crew having
small quantity Ct provisions in their
boats, continued their course for the Cape
de Verd Islands, and took passage in the
ship Shakespear, of London, captain Ste
pben Briggs, for Bonavista-for thence he
took passage inthe brig Gen. Gates, White,
Of and for Machias, and arrived at Far
paulin Cove, llth instant.
We have received from our attentive cor
respondent at Amsterdam, says the Boston
Daily Advertiser, a regular file Of Brussels
papers to the Nth Of May. They contain
no news of importance, though filled with
much amusing and interesting matter
We have extracted for 10 days paper
some remarks upon an ingenious and i'm
portant application of chemical knowledge
, to the arts-and shall continue to make
further translations as we have room and
opportunity.
The following account is translated from
| the Vrai Liberal Of May s. n is sufficient
ly evident upon very slight observation,
that in the common way in which wood is
! consumed upon our hearths, many Of its
component paris escape in the form Of va
por and gases, and thus are wasted, which
might doubtless be applied TO useful pur.
poses. We are not informed Of the parti.
cular mode in which these products are
preserved and separated from each other
; in the invention here referred 10, but no in
genious Chemist can be much at loss fol
means Of doing il, TO considerable extent
at least.
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PRODIGY.

A child has been exhibited at Castine,
born at /" Poverty-shore," in that vicinity,
which at its birth weighed but u pounds !;
and being now 1 / months old weighs sirty
pounds It is healthy aud well proportioned.
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EMIGRATION.

Niles's Register states that the present
rate of emigration from Europe TO the Uni
ted States, is about 200 persons per day.
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Extract of a letter from gentleman in the
Alabama Territory 10 his brother in Bal
timore, dated Fort Claiborne, June It'll,
1918.
The town of Pensacola taken by gen.
Jacksonl is most delightfully."- situated. ha-
wing the advantage Of good water and an
elevated scite. Its con,iguity to the ocean
gives it superior advantages over any other
in the southern section.-The sea breezes
render it agreeable in the summer season.
Live oak grows on the bay ofPensacola
in great abundance the harbor is good,
and on entering il vessel may carry TWEEN
ty four feet at low water. Would not this
be most valuable place for naval de OF!
Should we retain possession oft, have
no hesitation in saying il would be found to
combine more advantages than any we
possess. Baltimore paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-24

= The Venus de .Medicis.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-24
MINISTER TO RUSSIA.

On Wednesday last his ExcelJency
George W. Campbell, our Minister to 81
Petersburgh, arrived in town from IenneS-
see, and was Immediately waited on by
several citizens Of distinction. On Thurs
day he visited the independence, "a, and
the Guerrero, "A, in our harbour, accom-
panied by the Secretary of the Navy, Com
modores cambridge and Hull, the Hon.
Messrs. Otis, Mason, and Sisby, of Con-
gress, and several officers Of the general
government. On his entering and leaving
each ship, all the yards were manned, and
salutes of 90 guns fired from each.
The Guerrero will probably sail This day
or tomorrow, for Russia.
The lady Of the minister accompanies
HIM. Boston Centinel, July l8.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-24
From the Charleston Times.

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