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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
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xNTRRESTTst PHEAOkEN.d.
Al sush period, when The refrc cshing rain,
and the gcGiai showers OF heaven, have SO
long been withheld, the following calculation
Is well suited to teach man his dependence
upon divine munIhcrDce, % we'll ss 10 Gil his
mind with owe and sdmiratioD, al the aston.
ishisg apd stupendous works OF nature. Il
is an ascestained fact in Aatural philosophy,
that the wafer which dcscends from the clouds
in showers Of rain, il first elevated into the
atmosphere through the mcdivmot cvapora-
sion--and IL is also fact, we'll ascertained,
that tho quantity which, sometimes falls at
one TING, and which is necessary 10 water the
psrchcd esrlh, would give depth Of six
inches 90 its surface. Proceeding upon such
principles, Il might be fairly computed that
single quart would not supply more Than an
area oil a3ou, inches sqaare--wbich would
give four gallons TO the square foot. Fiom
this data it is easy 70 ASCERTAIN that the quan-
city Of rain which would be absorbed upon an
acre would exceed 1900 hogshcads OF 100
gallons each, and more than million Of
bogsheads 10 q square mile. Supposing
then tho state of NewYork to bo in length
and breadth 500 miles, il would take o,6oo,
600 600 OF hog sheads of water 10 supply the
whole extent OF its surface with orc refresh
ing rain. And suppnsing tho distance from
Albany to New York to te $50 miles, and
the Hudson river 70 be ono nile IN width,
and $50 feet in depth, the water within those
limits would sHo,d but half the necessary
snpply. What q siupendous view Of The da-
shor ef Nafnre do these facts pfesen, 10 the
human mind---who from tho treasures Of bis
inc xhaustible fullpess, can thus supply such
a dem and, and so necessary to the lite OF nan
end beast. To the mind of q christian PHI
losopher, II presents one Of tho most vas, and
magnificent objects which can be contcmplat-
cd. Among all the wonde eui mechanism Of
nature, process by which 30 ooo,o 900, 600 Of
hogshcads Of wa,er, are elevated into the at
mosphcre to the height Of the clouds, at one
time, and for the supply Of so mall portion
OF The whole earth as Que individual state,
may justly challenge the highest admiration
and astonis shment. Ooeying tho impulse Of
sensations excited by the soblimi'y Of such a
scene, shalt We not exeiaim, "Greai and
ma vellous are Thy works, Lo d Gid Almigh-
y--in wisdom hasi thou made them oil -"
albany, .4ug. l9h, 1919. s A. c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

Fl useful h,ni 10 hose Tho 6urn Juff -~A
thousand degrees OF hea, is Necessary, sooof1
ding TO Wsus, 10 convert ws'er iD,e sspor|
which no better than the boiling vs'er i'sclf|
Hence il is ,viden,, that one thousand de
gress Of hes, OF ealorie is lost in. convef;ind d
ibs moisture Of g'een or wet wood into stssuI
and one thousand degrees gained BY ,h4
burning Of diy fuel This i. worth dtiiar1
TO those who provide iue. for the nexr win
ter, -:r:y=:o:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
Fyom the Chyvn.cie ard Pafrior.

From the Chyvn,cte and Patriot.
Mcssrs Edtors.--Sev Of our papets
have lately taken notice Of the jealousy wub
which G., cot Biitain views the increase Of
ou' naval nower. was not however pre-
paced 10 6odi' 20 rx,ens'vaas u appears
to be. Ia ,he NAVAL CHRONICLE for May
and Juno this yea, there are no less than
NINE articles must of them Of great leng h,
on nr subject Of tho iAcrcasing naval power
Of AMERIcA. have copied from the mum
Der for My the following article, which
though i, docs no, display the appfehensions
Of the BRUSH on this subject as foreibiy a.,
some Others. is moro convenient on account
Of its length, for our purpose.
AN AMERICAN.
"April 90, 1918.
"Mr. Whilst the desire 10 have
ptopo' tion Of our navy, made fiji 10 cote
sveccssfaly wuh tia Of .9qperica, is SO, gen.
saliy tclt and expressed, / cannot but sup.
pose government are also fully sensible of
the necessity for accomplishing what viii at
once crafty the eager wishes Of The nation,
and add, 40 Il ouques,iopably Will do, TO the
naval power aud security Of the king don.
"That government is fully imp, cssed with
these sentiments appears pretty evident, and
1t its measures arc daily pcrscvered in will
coon accomplish all that is wapted, via TO
keep an eye on, and 10 keep full pace (i
should wish, however,lto prcccdc them) with
the active exer,ions Of ,hs, rshidiy odVansiny
naval fower. Yet, why, would ask, build
SO many common sized frigs,es, and 90 few
ss four only of larger s,ze f IL contend with
tho Americans .dad z,hy nor gre directions
for making these ships II slGicsens iengA
and stveag hfo carry more and hcarier guns
IN Ar cy A VAR WITH AMERfcA; If
rHkv HouLD Bg ONLY waxrED YoR
fREScR OR ANY OTHER WAN IL AND ls
uLo ne suBsrIrUrED FOR 2s rovYs
pERs," g..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

Uui Minisses, Mr.. Rush,- al ths Court gu
St James, is ues,ed with great respte'7
The corner s,ope of the capiio! -oi 'hs |
States, was laid q, Wsshiogson, on the S3'n|
ios,. being the dsy on which the British col
tered that city dorlng the late wnr.
Mr.. Clay Is re-elected to Congress rem
K.n,u1ky, without opposition.
The 4,h anniversary Of the attack oI the
British OIL S,onineion, has betb et!tbraisd Al
that place oy an oisrion and dinner. 4. ~
The eelebrs,ed teacher, Mr.. Joseph LAM
easier, has arrived a, New. Yofk, tf.u Lon1
don. He is the founcer OF ,hs 's I aneas,ed
Schools
An elegant silver piicher, has been PRESENT
ed 10 Freoeriek lee, Esq commander of fihe
revenue cui,os EsgIe. OF New lcndcD,
the Deewsrc End PhiIadeIphis lnturane4 4
Con psnies, tor his .e,yiees in erdeasorinq
TO save the ship Bevey, ard her cargo "a
Jure last. foriy dollars was also ssnt tc IA Y
Lee, TO distribute sn,cng The c,ew oi the -Ea1
gic- ..A-
A company Of Bank Note Etgfsvers bed
recently been esisbiishsd ~ Hartford, WIN
the title of I" Hartford Glsphie Ccnrsny''|
"Thei' engraving is superior TO any whic \
has heretofore fallen under oui inspeciion,
end premises 10 pn, dow The ysten a. OF eorr|
terieiii.g.
New.orlesns was very healthy en- The a4tl
July.
A New Haven paper calculates that 81 ,hd
Commepc, nent of Yale College, The UniyerI
shy will be honour ed with the p,esepcs Of thd
Presidents OF Harvard, Dar,n,6u,h, Middle
bury, Bowdoip Princeton. Columbis, VIII
liams, Brown, anc HsmiIton Colleges.
Aspacious cd fce, ioi The people Of colour|
in communion with tie p,otestsn, Episco opa al
Church, is In eonside sble forvs, tin. SIS al
New-York. The architect and rachaLiC}
employed in It's erection a.e all Africans, end
the funds for this objec, were chic ily subscli|
bed by the mscives.
Cincinnati, in Ohio, now contains abon|
1000 inhabitsnts. It was a me'e wilder
ne.s few years ego.
Niagara Falls have been visited by an unu|
sua Dumber of strangers ihis season. a
flight OF stairs is now erecting, perfectly saiI
and cor modious, SO that even ladies' can del
send nearly 400 feet from The precipics an1
reach tkc foot OF the fails with esse end sale n
decentt dressed person al n. Yos cb|
serving two tunks OF goods stahoing Peafl|
street boldly ordered a caf,man to ,.ke hem
on his eari but the ear'man contnc,.d ND
gentleman 70 the police flee, where he wal
,sken care cI.-The cauman belonged to tka
store where the goods we'e Standing s,sbdnA
Of couce Immediately detected the INTENDED
fraud ,,.S-
A child IA months o'j, fell from twd
sto'y bouse in New.Yo,k, List week, and
struck upon the door cellar below, without
receiving any other inju'y than q b'us,4
on its she0iuef.
From the 2&h to 28th inst. there arrived a
New-Yotk, from foreign ports, ,wenty fvd
ships, fifteen brigs, and several schooner d
principally ilom Europe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
FROM poRT.Au PRINCE.

BY tho brig Homsr, Cspt Thomas, q
Balimorc, sdvices from Port an Prince. 70
he 10th inst. have been received. Pies
'dent Boyer, has remuscrsted Capt. S'ronE
Tor the loss of his vessel, sent in by Capt
Jevett and conde mped by the Government
Ch.islophc and his army have fe,uroed 70
the Cane .o.o.-a-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02
n EW PORT.
TyFD tESDAY, SsPrFxBER 2, 1918.

At Iuwo. Meeting held IN this Town on
Monday last, the law (published in our las,
psper,) enti,ied I" Nm acs 10 n, CD dc for re-
tairiny me streets ana aighuays," was enact.
ed by the ,own, and WILLIAm c. GAR
DSER, SiLAs DEAN and llskRr Bur Es.
qaires, were appointed the Commissioners
therein named.
We are happy 10 learn that !, is The ihi en-.
lion OF Mr.. JorE,, Of the Theatre, to give a
Concei, at Aissonie Hall, in this towo, iii, !.
mediatsiy alter the close OF ,he TheatIe in
Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

The valuable Flour Mills. at Milford
(CoD.) ate offered tor sale. II is Calculated
from 10 10 u 900 bbIs. OF Flour can bs man
ufaciuisd At these mi,it snnusiiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-02

The prospect for abundant crops was new
more prc;nising Than they DOW are, in PeDn|
syivanis. --
In Canada, New B.unswiek ard Novs Sco]
tie, the harves, Of the pressp, season Is like
ly 10 be abundant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
CONNECTICUT CONVENTION.

The Legislature Of Connecticut, at the
session which closed on the 9Th instant,
passed a resolution recommending to
the several towns in that state to meet
on the 4'h day OF July next to elect as
many delegates as they now send repre-.
senta,ives to convention in the city of
Hartford, on the third Wednesday in
August, for the purpose Of forming con.
stitution Of civil government for that
staie-which constitution when ratified
BY such majority Of the freemeu as said
convention shall direct. is TO become the
supreme law of the state"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
QUALIFICATIONS FOR OFFICE.

A newspaper in the interior of Penn
sylyania, contains an advertisement Of
John Sweeney, in which he Offers himself
As candidate for the office of sheriff, of
the county Of Adams he says, 81 have
obtained an exclusive right from the pre-
.ident Of the United States, for an i'm.
provement on the washing machine. II
l am elected, this ! give to the county
Of Adams, for every one to make, use,
and sell, as they may see proper-I ask
for this your votes. ] s." Dos. d. A.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
HAIL STORM.

A severe hail storm was experienced
on Sunday afternoon in Montgomery CO.
between the Court House and Clarks-
burg We are informed it approached
from the south east, and was accompa-
sied BY a confused and rumbling noise.
Fortunately il did not drive much. or the
mischief must have been very great, as
some Of the hail measured IA inches in
circumference and large hog was seen
70 fall dead from receiving one, falling
with little more than its own gravity, on
his head; and the backs Of the cattle
were SO lacerated a. to cause the blood
to run down their sides. The largest had
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12

JOkNn to'os
FOR THE GAZETTE.
FRAGMENT.
Gone and forever! the bright dream has
past,
And AN alone when help was most
needed;
Oh! hsw could think the enehantmeht
would last,
Or hear the deep voice Of homer un.
needed.
The rose where II grew might have tiOu'
rishd in beauty,
And blushingly gaz'd On the face OF
the sum
But the spoiler, forsetful OF honor and
duty,
Has how'd its meek head, and its beau.
tyis gone.
Oh focll did you thiuk that enjoyment
once over,
She would still be the same, endearins
and dearl
That you, the ssducsr, would still be the
lover,
Or husband, or father7 Oh! madness
lies there.
Yes, madness! l lov'd her, and might
have been best
And ttrassing cll'Gin) she lov'd me
too we'll,
And still loves me-her heart, once tire
purest, the best,
Still trembIes and loves as it did ere
she fell.
But The name of . father! how could |
endure
To look at my child and remember its
shame
Orremember its mother s-She ,cas blest
and pure,
Bot the blight Of d;shonOr now black.
ems her fame.
Shall the heart which has truly lov'd ever
forget
The hope il has CHERISHED, the bliss it
ador'di
Though in clouds Of dishsnor these stars
may have set,'
They are not extinguish'd and may be
restor'd.
IT'S a phantom know; itrelentlsssy
haunts me-
From its presence in vain my proud
spirit ould fly:
No pain gives me anguish--no pleasure
enchants me
In this desolate heart there's no wish
- sape TO die.
sMooRE. DE RANCE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12

the appearance of cakes Of ice broken
from large body-generally they were
of the size Of goose egg, and OF q CO.
meal form. Some farmers have had the
brightest prospects blighted in seeing
heir towering fields Of grain, which pro-
missed so abundantlv to reward their long
labors, laid PROSTATE to the arth
IGsorguown Mes. June 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
Charleston, June 8.
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

LATEST FROM SOUTH hMSnie"'
Capt. Spilman Of the schooner Emuy'
who arrived at Georgetown, S. c. on sa-
turday from Bonfire, says, it was reported
at Curacao on the 1st Of May, that geo.
Any with his patriot army took up the
line of March from SANTANA for the city
of St. Domingo, on the eth Of April last;
and that it was generally believed he
would succeed in subduins that well for
tilted post of the rcyalists, as the people
were much disaffected. 1t vas said that
at least one half CT the population would
fl.ck to Aury's army, and that a general
massacre Of the royalists would be the
consequence.
While captain s. lay at Curacao one
of Aury's privatesr. took very valuable
Dutch schooner in sight OF that place.
and after plundering the crew, put them
ashore on the island OF Bonfire. The
vessel va, supposed to be ordered for sa-
mana.
The report Of the death Of Christohphs
is entirely without foundation-caPtain
5. having heard nothing OF such an event
until his arrival at this place. Pstlon
paid the debt Of nature in April last.
Captain s. further informs, that gen.
Aury from. Amelra> had made SANTANA a
place of deposit; that he iAury) was en-
gagged with two merchants at St Tho
mass Who vend at that place al cargoes
pillsged from vessels, and carried to them
by way of SANTANA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
sMooRE
nUMouR.

A gentleman cheapeuing some red her
ring. Of auan. at 4 stall on the pavement,
on being It'd they were two pence each,
and thinking them dear, exclaimed, Do
you suppose I pick my money up in the
Streets No. sir, replied the vsnder,
But I do
A quibbling writer Of the last century
observed, with great quaintness, that
when the canssns of the princes began
war, the authority Of the csnons Of the
church was destroyed. "It was," says
he, first mitram tina, governed the world,
anu hen nifrum: first Saint Peter, and
then Sok PstSe.
A Spanish poet describing his passion,
says, thinking OF bis mistress, he fell into
a river, where the heat of his passion had
such an effect on the water, that it bub
bled up and boiled the fish fnsomuch
that those who came to take him out,
were diverted from their object BY the de-
lcacy OF the fish, which were swimming
about ready cooked.
Recipefor destroyins flies ,oishsat the
lss Of potson.--Tske half tea spoonful
Of black pepper in powder, one tea spoon.
fuI Of brown sugar, and one table spoon
full Of cream, mix them well together, and
place them in the room on plate where
the dies are troublesome, and they will
soon disappear.
Darkness may as well put on the na-
ture Of light, as wicked man the pane
Of christian.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
ALEXANDRIA:
FRIBaY, JUNE IL, 1918.
coNMuN1cATIsN.

Few individuals have lived with so
much benefit to their country, as the late
DR.. Franklin. Born in obscurity, and
uurtured in poverty he lose to the greatest
eminence, and at his decease LETT behind
him considerable property.
In giving to the world those thaIims
which we're the foundation Of his own
prosperity, he has particularly shown the
importance Of indepeudence-and that II
is in the power Of most people to become
so, BY making the expenditure less tina"
the income.
In your paper Of Wednesday last you
have drawn the attention Of the com"u-
nifty to the institutions Cor vesting savings
and making them productive. They have
proved Of great utility, aud seem Parti'
cularly adapted to tue principles OF Frank
lin.
DR.. Franklin, by his last will, left a
considerable property to be applied to
the assistance Of those artisans, to whom
the advance Of small capital would
enable them to carry on their pursuits to
a greater advantage. When the Mocha
MICS Bank Of thi, city was incorporated,
the shares we're fixed at ten dollars, so
as to enable the industrious mechanic to
vest his savings to advantage thus in
fact uniting the wisdom and the benefi'
cence Of Franklin in the plane.
But, Mr., Snowden, we have daily ex-
ampies of the truth that it is one thing to
propose and another thing TO execute
Can ysu inform the public why this pleas
ing feature, which was painted so fair BY
the originators Of the institution, should
now be sought Tor 10 vain-or why stock
that pays dividend Of ten per cent pei
annum, should sell at discount Of Is per
cent, whilst the stock Of other banks, di.
viding only 8 per cent should sell readily
at q premium Of s per cent , Or why
many industrious mechanics are debarred
the use Of small capital, whilst others,
not mechanics, are accommodated beyond
the limits prescribed by the charters
It is full time for the mechanics, and
those who feel an interest in the prospe-
rity Of Alexandria, to turn their serious
attention to this subject. There IS ,ofh
Gent intelligence, property and probrt,
in this useful class Of the community, to
manage the concerns better--to support
the institution elfectuaIy. ana obtain the
PUBLIC CONFERENCE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
From our corresp ondsnt.

we nave tne oUsctat news uere nun
!,araccas that another battle has been
fought on the 18th inst. about 90 leagues
wsst. from San Carlos-in which both
parties seem to have fought with despe
ration. The Spaniards say that the pa
triot, are defeated, but acknowledge the
loss of many first rate officers. The
commander in chief Of the royal army en-
gagged, De Ia Tore, is severely wounded,
and his all de camp col. V,llars-snd
about 90 officers killed and wounded. 1t
is said the pass Calabosa, Is again in the
hands Of the royalists' The royal COM
maoder in chief Morillo has recovered
from his wounds. Enclosed are too news
papers under date Of the 18th and sl't
May.
"Brion sud Aury have formed . juno
ton near St. Bartholomew, a. what is
called the Five Islands /; they have now
IS sail. Just as Brion got under way, a
Spanish escadre (squadrOn) hove 10 sight,
and after both had unanswered little
thew went each their way in different
direction. 1t is said that Brion will for
tify the island of Mona for kind OF rem
devious, and take possession oil samana
ifpossible." - -.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12

ELI P. AsHMus has resigned his seat
as senator in the congress from Mas
saehusetts ; and PREsTIss MELLEN is
elected to supply the vacancy thus Occa.
stoned. --
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12

The following letter from our attentive
correspondent at st. Thomas's, gives the
latest advices from the Spanish colonies.
The accounts from South America and
many manufactured here on the same
subject, are SO contradictory that it is
with much difficulty We are able to keep
mace with the armies oil the patriots or
roYalists, or to ascertain which of their
commanders are dead or alive. 1t seems
from the following that MoRILLo is not
dead but recovered. II the royalisfs have
got possession Of tie pass Of Casa6osa' the
pst,iots have certainly been defeated and
retreated. Dem frsss.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
MAIL ROBBERS.


United States VS.. William Wood:-Af.
ter the conviction in this case the prison
er's counsel moved the Court to arrest the
ju ;gment, on the ground, among others
Of an error in the caption OF the lnd'ct
ment, which states the Court OF the Unit
ed States for the Pennsylvania District
whereas, as was argued, since the pas
saee Of the late act Of Congress. dated
the goth Of April. 1916. for dividing the
stat. Of Pennsylvania into two judicial
districts, there is no district Of Psnnsyl'
vania, but Eastern and Western Districts
OF Pennsylvania. The court Overuled
this objection, but determined that as
the offence charged did not appear BY
the indictment to have been committed
in the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania
there was no judicial evidence Of the
perpetration of the offence within the ju
ri,diction of the Circuit Court for The
Eastern District, and consequently that
BY this reason, the Judgment must be ar
rested. The priseaer was then recon
mitted for further prosecution'-F Gaz
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12

"THE oLDEN TINE"
The NJ. :. oil the following interesting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
BY THOMAS RITCHIE.l
;.sJ -

ri The ENQUIRER is Published t'v:c0 week. gene
raiy aud three times wrek daring tAs ssssinI ~ the
ss0fe LcgtHdtrc.-pricc the as heretofore. tirf
DoiiaTs per anni able in al anoe Notes OF ShaT-
tered Banks, (Owiy) viii be received ~ raynsei. The
Hdifor iii guarantee The safety Of reni,ti"g item by
matt the hostage o: all letters being pad hy The writer's.
t- No paper will he discontinued lhntal The dscie-
OF tie Edits, until ai; nave ots Para up
.hatl receive tenth gratis -
T'rISNS on ADVERTISING.
&c, fJre Saf:qge- First Insertion, as ccRfS-egck
eonfin,faf,cs so cents.
M f9rsyfsssRcns inserted V.'fu it has either been
rad pa: assumed 1g some person IN ms city on rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

EOwr Hmti,ed mud Fifty D0Uays hewGyl
- UNhWAI from the subscriber on the 4th hpru
IA 1917, IN The city Of Richmond. a H,qio fellow nv
TIE name OF WATT calls himself Untf b01fia-Ee is
mhlao fellow aont 80 years ef age inch
IS blgh IS remarkable OH account Of having red curly
har and grey eyes, which generally appear 20 be sore
ahh believe orcasioned by drink his legs some.
What shorter than the other, though scaICeiy TO be per
teI'Fa, without nice observation; when standing vcrv
an 10 Stand fast on his right leg and rather
len. Ia pronouuCing whiskey which he is very fond
OF. and apt To call at puiC house, he pronounccs il
'HFB also biscuit, 6iStH waiStuoat, eSfDt-i.e IS
IN huu'he fellow and when spokeR to- has down Took
IL Is not improbable that lie obtain free papers and
eHocaVnT {" pass tree he is ftst rate wa.
tsTnan and ahseOnded tom his heat IN the Bias IN n
fichm"nd, With ahomt = l2G in cash suppose e has
elher foi on hoard some vessel. Roam
otc where he may he running the river, gong ihro
the country seeking employment d'trh'r 1T witch
he IS an excellent hand. ROBERT IEWIS.
Augnst rs. 32.vsm
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knR LONOl

fOR LONDON,
~a21Sp To the address Of slessrs. John Gi!iiat <
$50. Shn, the substantial coppered and copper
Fastened ship JokR BHtkeiey, viii commence loading
warwick Few dsys. Twn-thirds OF her cargo being
engaged aud ready 20 board, size will have imme-
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