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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
.MERCHaNDLSE,


HTHiCH, added to his former stock, makes
w his assortment unequalled by any in the
state. All those who wish to obtain choice
selection of such articles asare here mentioned,
can get rid OF their ready change by calling at
the aforesaid establishment, where they can at
all times be supplied with the following Goods
at small profit Oh the eastern prices:
Prime Green Coffee, Screw Augers, assort-
Sugar, ed,
Pepper, Cross Cut Saws,
Alspice, Hand do.
Ginger, PANEL do.
Indigo, Bottles, assorted,
Madder, Saddle Bags,
Alum, Saddles,
Raisins, Brides,
Cinnamon, Horse Whips,
Nutmcgs, Wagon do.
Cloves, Leather Collars,
Irish Glue, Fine and coarse Shoes,
Copperas, Best Black Morocco
Port Wine, do.
Madeira do. Common do.
Cogniac Brandy, Leather do.
n E. Rum, MEMS best Fur Hats,
Holland Gin, do. Common do.
Whiskey, do. Wool do
Imperial Tea, Pocket Books,
Young Tyson DO. INK Stands,
Shaving Soap, Common Paper,
Gun Powder, Letter do.
Cut Nails 4, 6, 8, and Waters, =
10d. Ink Powder,
Brads, Quilts,
Bar iron, School Books, assert
Pig Lead, ed,
Coffee Mills, assorted, Superfine Black Cloth,
Sickles, do. Do. Blue do.
Plough Irons, Do. Brown dc.
Do. Lines, Do. do. Cassimeres,
BcdCords, Common do.
Mattocks, Nankcens,
Axes, Cotton Cassimeres,
Tea Kettles, Russia Linen,
Pots, assorted, Irish do
Dutch Ovens, Bed Ticking,
Skillets, assorted, Coarse and Fine Do
Dog Irons, nestle Shirting,
Drawing Chains, Fancy and Plain Do
Grass and Cradle nestle Cottons,
Scythes Straw Bonnets,
Bramble do. &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
DIR. KELFE'S
4S7 HDiA7iC Pills.

.fs a proof of udicA Me jeiioufng intervening cSr<t
are submitted TO public pervsais <t,
~ MIR. STETSON. M
OF Hanover. was years Afflicted with violent
pain ia his right breast, attended times with great
dincuIty of breathing, md wholly spAbic of u.
tendiog business, AFTER having usd in vain all other
medicines. was cured and his health perfectly res.
tored by q boxes Of these pills 4 "
~ AN EI.DLRLY LADY,
Her daughter aud grand. .daughter. Of Boston
each drestfuiiy afflicted with astnn.s and din.
Guilty of breathing were all Of them c1vsd and ~.
store to perfect health by z boxes s'
Judge ------, OF Sslem. had been many years ses
vercly afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by hoxes his sleep we
restored on the second night, which had been Drok.
for many years. t#
a Laay If Bssssny turned Of 60, was seserelv
afflicted with cough, pain in the aide. atfimes spiss
ting of blood, could not lie down " her bed tor -
years could sleep but At short intervals.
stored TO perfect health ON taking boxes
These Pitts give instaG; IA all coughs, coidss
. asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, Wheeling. tighr
OF the chest, strained stomAch, consumpiion>
pain IA the side. splitting OF blood chilIiness and
shivcimgs the forerunners OF malignant tevers, &ob
common colds are removed III few hours. the aged
will experience relief equally agrecabe and instant!
Aneous even when thel ungs arc affected. uJ ~
for VI. Relfe's Asthmssic Pills One ber cessajn>'
ing ~ Pins frequently eRScss care 10 prevent Iss
ns'.,ss", the outside printed ws.pper i signed NJ
pared and void Wholesale by the sole proprietors
W. r. Conway, chemist, No I, Bums,ead Place.
Common-street, Boson. &by spscial sppointmenl b
SAMUEL W.-VlNSQN. Drnsg4sf, n,
No, ITO, Thanes-strsss, NJ wpofs,
.A1s.6v WI I # tfs
Lemuei w Briggs. Brsstsis Hercules whitney.
J. Mason, Providsnes Dyer + Hoves nindhdni
Grcene, Nsw-Londox issac p Bull. HarVo,d and
most druggists. booksellers and post fbro<
out the United states. where may he had sIl shosE
jussty esfeemsd and highly ahbrsVrs> = Medicnes" !"
six boxes for FIVE dolsars boxes for nine dollars
andl2 dozen tottles for 100 dollars,
nec. 5. 1917. (tf)
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, J4suxxr 2Y, 1919.
REPUBLICAN CONVEN fION.
~ A General Pepublican Conven


**~ A General Republican Conven.
tion viii be holden at the State. House,
IN Bristol, on "Wednesday evening, Feb.
AZ, to make arrangements for the ensu-
ing Spring Election. The Republicans
IN the several towns, which arc represen-
ted by tedcralists, are requested to elect
Delegates accordingly. 1t is earnestly
hoped that every townmay be fuily rep
resented in Convention.
~ The great length of the. important
Commercial Treaty. between Sweden and
tho Uni,ed States, excludes a great variety
OF matter prepared for this days paper, to-
Eeeher With several advertise aaenls.
q The Report ofthe Secretary of War, which
IL an able production, recon riends reduc-
tion OF the expences Of the military peace ss-
tablishment--a change in the rations--and a
system for the establish msnt Of a commiss
arist for the army. No desire is expressed
ct reducing the army, which frsm The num-
Der, and scattered situation of The post, is
deemed essential.
A Report from the Navy Department,
gives the names Of The present Agents, and
statenneni ot tho monies due 10 the Uuited
States from Agenls who are no longer in
ofhcs. Il, shows tina, there is now duo from
former Agents, the enormous sum OF 700 900
dolls. and that 10 most cases, tho security is
deemed inadsqate 70 i,s recovery. ~ sos. Gsx.
The President Of the Uniisd States has is.
sued his proclamations, announcing the rasi-
6cation OF the Treaties lslely concluded be-
tween the United States, aud tho following
tribes cf lndians, Wig "a usa,y with the
Wysndst, SeSsca, Snawsnsss, and Ottawa
Trioes of ludians. A tfesly with Peoria.
Ksskakis, Muchigarnis, Cailokia, and Ts-
marois, tribes Of the Illinois Nation Of In.
disns.f A treaty of peace aud friendship,
with the Pawnee Marhar tribe, and treaty
OF frisndship, cssslon and limits, with the
0aapaw tribe ofupa,ioo of Indians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
SELLING CHEAP ~!
Af old No. ll2, Cheap-side Thames
Street, AewhorI, X. L. stt
By NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.

By NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.
CAssisiERE sbavls large extra sire white,
~ black and colored imitation do; cotton So 81
aud mourning do; large assortment Bomba-
setts Toileneus * Swsnsdown vesting ;children's,
ladies' aud gentIemens worsted and cotton Hose,
from Cd 10 9s per pair; gentlemen's worsted and
lamb wool halt Hose Fannelis, red, white, yell
low, black green light dark cambrick Prints.
Is6 to 2s6 per yard Copperplate do ls6 TO 2s6 |,
English and American Gnghams, is6 to 2s9 per
yard leno, fancy and book Musiins, from 1so TO Is
per yard Cambricks, from - to So pr yard green,
black, changabie S brown Lustrings colored Lev
entines Irish and German Linnens, cambrick and
common Dmitsss tabby & silk velvets ladies' 4
gentlemen's Kid Glovess elegant colerain, steam
loom, powes-loom and Madapon shirtingss India
Co,tons and long Cloth; American white Cotton I
unbleached duo; Chex and Ginghanis, 1s6 TO p |;
cotton and silk Umbrellas linen and cotton Diaper;
damask ditto for table cloths, very cheap; black &
fancy silk Hdkfs hag and Bandanoes, black and
white Grapes Fins Tapes elegant assortment
of Ribbons; French & English silk Gloves Angola
do, silk halt Hose misses and ladies kid Gloves,
from Is TO % per pair Wellington Cspes B COM
forters foor csrpe tings and Hearth Rugs Broad.
cloths and Cassmeres; a good assortment OF Rose
Blankets; Looking Glasses. from ESQ to $50 per
Glass All Of which they mean TO sell as low as
can be purchased in any store in this town
Ian %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

Al shs last New-Yo,k Mayors Court,
came on Tor trial the case Of Msurice, in
epeetsr Of Oil w. Jadd, q vender, which,
strange ~ u may see fn, turaed on the ques.
tion wnsthor whale 10 a &shi To sup
port the negative, the leaned Dr.. Mitehill
Was sworn, and . aumbsr Of persons sot 90
learned while, On the other side, number
st witnessss, equally respectable, testified
that they mad always been custo0,ed, dur.
lag their Whole iivss, to consider every inhab-
jtaat Of the great deep, and which could net
live On land, as fishes, aod the whslo among
she rest. Il consumed searly three days in
settling the question 8 all the ssllers Of oil
being one way ofswearing, and all the buyers
another; and perhaps the jusy nigh, have
puzzled until this time had Not the learned
Df. Mitchell unfortunately quoted the first
chapter Of Genesis in suppor, Of bis opinions
The doctor remarked, that il 10 there said,
thai :. God crea,sd great whales, and every
living creature that m.:e,h, which the Waters
brought forth abundar,ly": from which he in
ferred that tho whale was sepcrate creation
from fishes. This pot tho other sids upon
the same track; who found ,ext ia tas old
testament, which states, that " Ioash yes Ia
ths belly OF the .fsh three days aad three
nights" and ia the new, that {" Jonah was
three days In the vAate's belly" Pa,,ing
the two together, they proved that whale
was 6sh, according to scrip,are authority.
Besides, shey said that tue Doctors text, it il
proved any thing in the case, would prove
600 uuch, fos Il would equally prove thai
whale was not living crealure," Finally
she jury ~ their verdict decided that vhafe
u .fsh. Sic Joseph Banks, we are told by
che tacetioas Peter Pindsr, sace made an
sxpsriment e satisfy himself whether Aeas
were not Holsters, BY boiling the IN to see il
they wsuId ,urn red, bot the resall disappoint.
lag his expectations, he is made by the poet
20 exclaim, pecvishIy.
FisAs are not lobsters. d---n their souls"
-1tss att " Y Euea,ng Posf.
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UxIrss sv<rxs o. xAssiex

DisFffcf oT 3Fhede 7sloNd. "a. 81 TN
DuRsUAETto 10 sundry warrants, from the Hoe.
pAviD HowsLL, Esq Judge Of the united
States Court fer the District oi Rhode Island
Notice 10 hereby given. that there hrs betn died
before said Judge, An information BY william NJ
OF Newport, against two pieces Of Caiicoes Als0
one barrel Of cocos half box Of scgass xUo<
boxes Of sweet Meats one box of snplf one pseh<
age containing Tvs elk gowns. d6 10 ess<eef
empty bottles shout six ludred Of empty bottles ~
and one bnshcl ~ peanuts 49,
be holden IN Prcsidepce, on she lst Tuesd1S ~
plJTRE J pnARcE, Detr I1srsAsk'.
NewpoM Ian 20. 1910. = ~. ~ vet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

In this town. en- Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr..
Eddy Mr. PARDox vARsE to Miss HARsfor
sHssNAS. daughter Of the late Mr.. Pardon sher-
man.
Al Portsmouth,, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Eddy. Mr. Josnvn THOMAS tc Miss SARAn s. An
TRess. daughter. of Mr. Seth Anthony
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

= -
w.3TCH.MaxER y yEWE&LER,
Has just received from New York, an extensive a..
sortncnt Of the above m<utioAsd articles, which
- having been purchased en- the most sdvan-
< tageous terms. be is enabled TO sell ~ 4
cheap as they can be bought Kt ~
any store in this state t.
-.sr.oay ssAscA Grs--
EIGHT day Clocks aud Plated and Cocieop CsA.
Time Pieces tcrs;-
Gold & Silver Watches Tea. Table. Jack = Pen
Silver Tea and Table Knisess
sPoonss Scissors, kaxors. Snuff
Ditto Soup and Gravy fers and Trays,
Ladies' Tea and Bread Trays;
Ditto and Plated Sugar Cloth and Hair Brushes,
Tongs. Razor straps and Cascss
fiated Britannia and Shaving Boxes Brush
Block Tin Tea Pots ] es, t.t.rt sst+
Planshed Tin Tea and House, Hearth. TOOTH.
Coffee Pots, Dust and Shoe Ditto
Ditto Brass do Lamps | Pocket kanthorns,
4 Plated Candlesucks, Brewers Thsrnome-
Plated and Britannia Su. tes;
gar Bowls and Cream Windsor Soap.
Pots;
also.
Warranted Gold Neck Silver and Brass Thin
Gold and Hair Watch snuif 8 Tobacco Boxes /.
Chains Tortoise Shell and Horn
Pins Finger aud Ear Pocket Books and Pur-
Rngsi ses
" B-C2ocks ana Waehes CLEANED and re-
paired IN the best manner Geld sad~Siver Ware
manufactured and repaired az sts~ shortest notice
Casa and ihe highest p'sce giveH fer ed osId Assr.
Bfpss and Copper
Newport, Dec -. 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

On THURSDAY Fen. 23,h,
1f II o'clock 4 N will Be ssd at pn5iic Aucfisn, On
Ms premises. (Vnss previonsiy dsspssed y ~ pr.
vafs sats. f. ~ -
A IL the right title, aad interest oftb late Jors
Harden, cf Bristol, in and to certsin Dwel-
ling House and ics Of Land, situated n Loven street
IN Newport The house IL pleasantly situsfcd. sud
IN good fepair -pos further particulars, apply 70
Jsus w. BoCaH in Bristol, or TO ~
GORDON DICKSON, -sses'r.
Newport. Dec 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Executor of the Last
will an6 Testament Of JAMES CENTER, late Of
Newport, in the county Of Nswpsrt, deceased and
has given bonds, the law directs. for the faithful
discharge Of said duty All persons having de.
msnds against the Estate OF said deceased, are
hereby required to exhibit the same and ali per.
sous tndsbted. are called upon to make INN ediate
payment WILLIAM BAILEY, Erscsssr.
Newport. Jan. ~. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

..'f n" w 4 N '|| al. a 2. ~ ~
he subscribsr hereby gives public notice iha
ne has been appointed BY the Mon. Court
~ Probate for the town Of Ne wport Adminislrasor
upon the es' ate and effects Of srePhEN a. OHEEN
ate Of Novpors. Mariner, deceased, ha, given
psnds and accepted, the trust ne shereiors re.
sequssts ell peTscos whs are indsbted unto the ~
ate Of said s1ssHEs A. 0ssss, 70 make psy-
ment without delay, and 81 persons who have
cairns sgsinst the said estate, 70 exhibit them q
sooo 40 may b. WILLIAM G. 0REGr
nsvpors. July 6.tsls. II ~. 1917 az
STATE Of Rhode Island, and Propiaentl
fieafsdsss, Janrarv ~, 1919.
THE creditors Of JoHn McLroN.
sfNewport. Housev wright, srs hereby motif
%. 70 appear at the Ge1sral Assemby % b boldel
= bvieto'. % the bird Msndsy ~ fsb next. q
snev csuse vhy his pe'ities fos ne bepeat Of the
lssolveoe Act of June 1856 for me reliof of In,
solvent Debtsrs," ought sot % - gfau,ed.
e. Sol SAh0kL. 8opx. &s3,t
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4 NEW sUPPLE
Fashionable HA.7S, and School. Books.
81
CE0nn kleN<NNr

GEORGE. WANTON,
Has j1sf reeeived from As~ York and Phil
adelnhias aud for Sale at his 6osk and Has
Store IA
CENTLEMEN's superhne Beaver HATS. cf.the
NJ most fasbonsbie shape. and best qusiiG
Alec, Mems and Boys low priced Fur Hats, wide
and narrow hrins e.E
Ladies Beaper MATS.
Juss rereivsd. Ladies, Masses and Chdren's black
and drab beaver HATS, elegantly trimmed wHh vs-
t~scs Feathers. So
SCHOOL. hooks. 9
Of every kind ia use. As Daholl's Arithmetic,
Morse's Geography, Columbian Orator, Webstsr's
and Aiden's spelling Books, Testanents. &c &c.
Twenty Reams writing and letter Paper.
Blank account Books.
Family Bibles, with elegant Plates.
Blunt's Coast Pilot. s.t
Bowditcn's Navigator.
P7her- -Hangings,
Fer Rooms and wiAdow Curtnins.
... NINA, .1cxS, for 1919.
Bickers,af's Rhode Island. 4 Farmers ALMAN.
ACKs, for 1919. BY the groce. dozen Or single.
kcwport Jas "a, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
State or Rhode Island sc.
WAsHfsorox, SC. Clerks offer, Courf Com

WAsHfNVfbN, &c t1e'N5 CVIff1 C0HvI CON-
mon Pleas, January Il. ID. 1912
THE creditors OF jonathan Kinyon Of South
kmgstowo, in the county Of Washington, yeo.
man, an insolvea, debtor to whom the benefit Of an
act entitled, "an Act for the relief debt.
ors, passed in June, A. D :756 and Of the several
acts in aid thereof has been extended to him--sre
hereby notified 70 appear at tho Court of Common
Pleas, 10 be holden At South Kngssoxn. within sns
for the county Of Washington on the fss. Moads,
missioners or Assignees 10 receive and dbtsibute
his Estate agreesbiy 70 the provisions Of said Act
SAMUEL HELME. Clerk
South -Kngstowe, jar. s. 1919. ly.Hl n
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MARINE NEWS.

Y0RT or NKwPoRT
Ess<rsS-ship Geo. Mary. winsev. ST. Sal
cs~es--sch. Fasssssn. B.sss, Elizabeth c,y.
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Sebsof besk,. Biasks, and Ssssfsnarys
<Fos sale, stsbs Hst.Siore of
Jan. 30. GEORGE WANION.
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" The great length of the importsn
Commercial Treaty between Sweden an,
the Uni'ed States, excludes a great varie.
OF matter prepared for this days paper, to
gecner with several advertisements.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-15
Recent Publications
AND
VALVARAE BOOKS.

Just come to hama, for sale By The subscribers,
+ LORENCE Mccarthy, an Irish tale, by
l. Lady Morgan
CLrentine, novel, by Miss Burney
The Fast of St. Magdalen, romance,
by Miss Anna Maria Porter
Historical Memoirs of hob Roy and III.
Can Mac Oregon, with an Introductory
sketch, Illustrative of the Condition oil the
Highlands prior to l745
Pauldings Letters from the South
Journal Vt visit to Southern Africa 10
1915 and 1916; with some Account of the
Missionary Settlement, of the United Bre-
thren, by the Rev. C. |. La!rohe
Description of the character. manners and
customs Of the people of India; and OF their
Institutions, Civil and ReIig ious, by the
Able Dubois, missionary in the MysOre
Considerations on the principal events Of
the French revolution. by Madame de Slae!
Letters from Geneva and France, froma
gentleman TO his daughter 10 Virginia
O'Reil!y's account of Greenland
Hobhouse's illustration of Chlde Harold,
canto 4
Halls voyage of discovery 10 the great
Leo Choo Island
The possibility of reaching the North Pole
asserted by the hon. D. Darlington and COL
Beaufny
The History of Thucydides, translated
by w, Smith, D. ID. new and elegaHt
edition
Sermons by J. B. MssseIlon, bislopOf
Cle-mont, selected and translated by "m
Dickson
Ditto on Practical Subjects, by the Rev.
VIM. Barlass; TO which is added, the Gof'
respOndence Of the Author with the Re''
John Newton
The uhole werks of James Meikle, 4 vols
The advantage and necessity ofthe Chris'
tan Revelation, new and elegant edition.
by the Rev. DR.. Leland, vols.
ALSO,
SCOTS family Bible, octave and quarto
Pocket Bible, in super extra calf and Ire
rocco binding. and plain DO.
The New York Reader. No. !, 2,3
Do Exposition
Walsh's Arithmetic; Jess's do
Murray's Introduction Reader and Sc
Guel new stereotype edition .,
Adams and Cummings Geography, WIZ
atas; Boyer's and Ainsworth's Dictionary
Adams, Davidson's, and Ruddimans La
tin Grammar; Walkers school Dictionary
With all the Latin and Greek classes
now in use. .,
great variety of children's books, WI"
ergravings, colored and plain
Watts Divine Songs; and CatechIsH'
with the AssembIy's shorter CatechIsm IL
Preservative from Sin and Folly, WIZ
suitable prayers, &c. &c. 10Y
JAiIES KENNEDY l. ooH'
slarsh 10 mrt"
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AN OBSERVER,
We are authorised to state :ba. Cwlt.

We are authorised to state Ina, Curs,,,
PoTel, Esq. declines being consi !ar.l
Candidate for the Senate for tie next enc
ton.
We are authorised TO announce yyi,Ggn
ii. Ftzhngh Esq. OF Fairfax, as a Can't.
date for the next Senatorial district, Com.
posed at the next election, of tie cosu,;s.
of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Fauquir.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-15
III return, and to cheat them for ,he l.,
complIshnient Of their own selfish dssic,'

'oh'p''s'''''e"' Oh 'ne'r own selfish designs
That esteemed and justly eclesr,.,
actress, Mrs. BAKTLEY. from tie Lo,,l
Theatres. will make be- first au~,-.n
IN Alexandra this evening in IL. ard.
Character OF BELvIDEa.. in VENICE p.
sERvED-lhis tragedy is che Of II. C,,,
IN the English lansuage-whe,bar wo
gard tire interest of the pot, The bri,I;,no
oil toe composition, or the tea,f,, SYM"
which we are led to fee hroagh0,r or,.
scene. The three principal pan< 7re j.
SkI'tul hands; AMI tram .1ir. Ga,,,,,.,
PIERRE, .Mr. CcldweWs JAFFlER. and H..
Bartley's BrLvIpERA, no audience vb,,
ever can fail Of deriving both sratifc,,i,n
and instruction.
The farce, also, is something more ,y,.
usual. IL is one whic! rcGaites Just such ,
performer as Mr. Barley, TO give fin. !,
teres' wnlch the author Iut,ndsd: ami ).
stead OF being mere two act piece broD,h,
IN TO complete an entertainments, il VIII
found 10 possess an uncommon share ofr;,
humol, and vivacily.
AN ODSEpUpp
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sure tehis Majesty subjects the fullbefe-
fits Of that state of peace which, by the
blessing of Providence, has been SO happi-
ly re-estahlished throughout Europe
Thecommons then retired, arti the House
adjourned till FIVE o'clock.
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CLEARED,
Sch. Lucinda, Games, Halifax.

Sch. My & Polly, Harding, hence, ar.
at Bus,on 6ti' inst.
Sch. Midas Bears, Ct. al Boston, 9Th inst.
for Georeetov ID. G..
Schooner George Washins ton, jackson,
hence. ar at Norfolk, 18th ins. 45 hours.
Scbnr. Romeo, Sweet, ~ days from
Halifax. \. s. ar at Norfolk 10th inst.
On Thursday. spike lat. 81. lon, 10. Sch.
Rcbecca, of and from Portland. for Alexan.
jria
Sioop Henry, Rhodes, from Providence,
ar. at Norfolk 10th inst.
Schr Sally 4 Polly, Travis, hence. ar at
New York ilih inst. 6 days.
sloop Ocean, Middleton, Ct. at Norfolk
9Th inst. for this port