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Brig Nancy, Captain swssey, sailed from
Newyuryport Oct. %, for Martinique, wiih
the following passengers, composing The com
pany of Equesfrians, who have been per-
forming in this town, and several OF their con.
nections, VIZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Pepin, and two
children. Miss Wealand, Mrs. Tatnall, Miss
Brown, Messrs. Campbell, Meneall, Bogsr-
dus, Tatnall, Mabier. Bulen, Moran, Gar
cha, Desolane. Masters Thomas, Coty, and
M'Carn, Mr. Beal, clerk, and eight servants,
door-keepers, grooms, &c. together with
their horses, equipments, DC. preparatory to
winter campaign in the West Indies. They
express high satisfaction with the liberal sup
port the inhabitants of Newburyport have gi-
ven them during their stay in town-we trust
this sentiment is reciprocal. Herald.
In the court Of common pleas, now sitting
in this town, (says the Boston Daily Adyer.
tser) libel case Of rather novel nature
was decided. 1t appeared in evidence, that
the plaintiff, who is minor, had ak various
times used language towards the defendant,
who was at the time miner likewise, not
at all plimentaTy that he had called him
I" a dandy, and when the defendant was
riding out, be had in an audible voice recon-.
mended him to have his dogs back insured"
S.c.-Upon which the defendant procured a
small handful to be printed, warning the
public of the plaintiffs conduct, and in
which, after the insertion of his name, he
threatened him with the application of the
horsewhip unless a reformation took place.
The sui. was brought by the plaintiff, for da-
images sustained bv the posting up and pub
fishing OF these hand. bills. After the evil
dence was gone through with, Mr.. Austin,
counsel for the defendant, addressed the ju-
ry in behalf of his client, at some length, and
with his usual ingenuity. Mr. S. l.. Knapp,
for the plaintiff, then set forth the evils that
would arise if such a breach of the laws, and
such an attack upon the character and rspu-
tation OF young man just entering on active
life, were suffered to pass without suitable
damages, in plea OF some length, and with
his characteristic skill. The hon. judge, in
giving the charge to the jury, made a nice
distinction between slanderous assertion or
publication, and lIbellious one. and point
ed this out to be one of the former, and altho'
one from which no great injury had probably
been sustained, yet one which demanded ex-
emplary punishment. The jury, after short
absence, returned with verdict for the plain
tiff-damages 100 dollars and costs.
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From the Connecticut Mirror.
TIE CHINESE

Tx CHINESE.
But little Is knswn, either in Europe or A
MERGE, Of the manners and customs of the
inhabitants ofihe celestial Empire" or of
the arts, sciences, literature or religion OF
that singular people. The prying eye OF Gu
riosity, which III every other country ascer-
tains much, turns from China with scarcely
the smallest gratihcation--such is the caution,
jealousy and circumspeetion of both the 60
yernmert ana people. From The little that
has been learnt, however, 1t is very certain
that time seems TO have stood still with the
Chinese. Ne find them, (says the Quarterly
Review neither improved in learning, nnr
in morals, nor in the system Of government
aud legislation, nor one whit more eniebten-
ed in religion or the sciences, than they were
three thousand years ago. The cut Of their
robes, the plan Of their houses, The form of
their furniture have not changed in all that
time. But as human nature is every where
pretty much the same. China appears never
theless to have its male and female eleganteeS,
as Wei plucI All - bS
vel called Hung how Muns; or the Red Cham
Der Dreams, part of which has been transla-
ted by Mr.. Davis. two characters are in
troduced, whose costume may be amusing 20
the bellies and beaux, ddndies and sIqusifes,
of this country. The dress of the lady, wko
is denominated Latte, something sharp or
punsenIl is thus described =" On her head
her knot of hair was adorned with gold and
silk, and eight precious stones pendent. 1t
was fastened with pin Of pearls dropping
from FIVE little eagles. An ornament of viz
gin gold, enlivenei with insects, embraced
her neck. Around her waist was an upper
dress Of deep red coloured silk, on which
were embroidered an hundred gold butter
dies, huttering among aowers. Over this
was a narrow garment ma lie of the skins OF
stone colored mice, and silk OF Eve different
acolors. Below ell was a petticoat OF foreign
Eerape, Of green color, sprinlled with aow-
ers. She had pair of most bewitching three
4cornered eyes, and two eye brows curved
like the young willow leaves; her person
3was slender, light and airy. The gentleman
Twas also covered with butterflies, fiutteEins
among flowers of gold; his beautiful nose
was fsll and round, like the gai bladder OF a
auadupsd; and be had a face like the moon
|6n the midst OF autumn--covered with white
PAINT, and lips tinged with vermillicn. From
Dis head to the end OF his tails which dam
lied TO the ankles, hung four strings of pre-
eious stones SET in gold. His upper tunic
WAS pink spangled with flowers his trousers
Ind stockings were embroidered, and his
fhoes were of . deep red color. with thick
white soles. This irresistible youth is said
30 have ten thousand thoughts OF love eollee t
|5S Ia in the corner Of his eye."
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grsting. Notwithstanding the eccsn,,;.,
of his manners, be was elected sldern,,
York, station which he filed for ,b;,
years.
He died in 1878, and lies buried in 6
Michael's church in York. On hn to-,
stone is this Inscription: Here rests tbs y
dy of John Caife, Esq. who lived 40 w..
in this world, 13 of which be was alds,n
Of York." Honor, honor, honor"
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ARrsrorLs's HYMN TO VIRTUE.
Translated from the Greek.
The following specimen OF the great pn''o'
sonber's poetical talents was composed a
tribute 10 the memory OF hermeas, go
vernon of the Atsrneans, who was betray
81. under The mask OF hospitality, by Mem
non. the Rhodian, TO the king OF Persia
The story is Eorxosten but the beauty o
the modal still survives.
Virtue replete with endless care,
And dark with varied strife,
What glories can with thine compare,
To GID the scenes OF life (!
In Greece, what Joy thy keenestpaIn'
Or death on earnag'd plain!
No sweets but thine, of loveliest mould,
Such fruit immortal keep;
Ancestral pride and boarded gold,
Or pain dispelling sleep:
Thine is the charm that lights the brave,
And g,itters on the hero's grave.
Alcides felt thy glowing name
Each ,oilsorne march inspire,
And Leda's offspring own'd the fame,
That beam'd ethereal Ere:
Achilles smi'd with parting breath,
And Ajax dew to welcome death.
The Monarch OF Atarnean race,
By virtues ssmblance mov'd,
/. Receiy'd the pepur'd slaves embrace,
And perish'd while he lov'd.
The hero in immortal verse,
Eeach Votive muse shall sing,
Increasing strains his fame rehesrse,
And rapture tune the strings:
While all shall chaunt in praise TO Jove,
The honors OF constant love. NJ. T.
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VERMONT.

The legislature OF This state convened at
Montpelier, on the 4ih ut. Governor Ga
lusha was reelected by majority of nearly
10000 In his speech a, the opening Of the
Assembly, he announced his intention of re
firing from public life, on the expiration OF
the year for which he is now elected.
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A CORPORATION OF yANDALs.

There is a town in this state, about forty
miles from Portsmouth, containing between
5 and Goo inhabitants, in which, there is
neither Minister, Lawyer, Doctor, nor JUS
tice of the Peace! Neither Meeting House,
Town, House, or Tavern; no Store, and but
one Grog Shop, and that has but little stock
and less custom. The town is ut present
without either Town Clerk or Representa-
tive, and has no School going on
G.Nea- Hampshire Gazette.
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Adults lS-Children 10.
HENRY HUNT, Health Officer.

Captain Morris left Baltimore on the s8th
inst. in the steam boat for Norfolk, TO take
command OF the Naval Squadron there.
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ISdiem Gd-.
SINGULAR FORGERY

Two men were lately convicted and sent
to the state prison for forgery. Soon after
they appeared publicly at hberty.-Ihis
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D. B. Warden, Esq. formerly consul from
the United States to Paris. has recently pub
lished, at Edinburgh. three octave volumes,
purporting 10 be Political, Statistical, and
Historical Account Of the United States, from
their first settlement 10 the present day.
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= Quieu, We presume.

3 II Is good rule for every one who has !,
sompeieucy of fortune to lay aside eerialn
lortion sf his income for pioas and charitable
fses.
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The Legislature of Tennessee has ordered
ar enquiry into the conduct OF Gen. Jackson,
during the Seminole war.
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RAPID CHARACTERIZATION.

II is stated in the Augusta Geo. Herald,
of the 9Th ult. that gentleman in that city
had recently received package OF goods
from New York, via Savannah, in LA hours.
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The Highlands on the Hudson, are said
to be covered With snow. So are the White
Mountains in New-Hampshire, and even at
Portsmouth. at sun rising, they make most
beautiful and glittering appearance.
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A London paper says that disabled sailor
chalked out the efigies of the whole British
Navy, on the brick wall OF Kew Gardens,
and placed over each the vessels name and
the number of her guns. In this way he has
drawn about 500 vessels, from 5 TO 6 feet
long, occupying altogether distance OF
more than mile. Passing travellers give
the draughtsman few half pence for his
pains, which afford him maintenance.
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The following rude and i'll hammered pa
ragraph, is copied from the Montreal Herald
Of October 90. [E1ening Posi-.
" Among the occurrences Of the week we
find. Lieut.. Gen. Scott, Col House, and
some Others belonging to the Z. States army.
passed through this city on their way 10 n.
York. from Sacke,I's Harbor. This is rather
a curious route-we hope, these be true
men and no spies"
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Some OF the southern papers have stated,
on authority OF Boulogne article Of an old
date that secret expedition was fitting Out
at Plymouth, England, and give Havana as
its place Of destination, to act as circumstan-
ces may require in case Of a rupture between
Spain and the United States but the editor
of the Boston Cen,inel, (who, in knowledge
of these affairs, don't dowse his peak TO any
man) says, 1.-THE only English expedition hi
ting out, as late as the middle Of September.
was one Of four sail. destined to the Pacific
Ocean, to act as the violent conduct and
blockading decress Of Lord Cechrane might
make necessary" l.NerJurypOrt Herald.
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An impression prevails says the kentucky
Herald, Of October !SI that some OF the
banks at Nashville pay specie fer their
notes we believe we are correct in stating,
that this is not The tact. None oil them pay
any thing.
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Situation Wanted.

TTHE advertiser. ia native of England)
il who has hal the honor to instruct adult
pupils, as well as youth o. both sexes, in
Stenoerapby, the English and French Lam
guages, Execution, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
Ography &c is desIrous Of ohteining imme-
diate employment rs a privae.teacher, as
sistant in respectable academy, or master
of school in the country.
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
favor OF his competency a, teacher, the ad'
vertiser wishes not TO shrink from any mves-
tisa,on, that may be deemed requisite, in
order to ascertain thu validity of bis preten-
s,ons, and the extent of his requirements.
Enquire (ifby letter, post paid) of Mr.. DAVIS,
the editor of 'hS paper.
y. B. Law students and other profession
al gentlemen may acquire complete know
ledge OF the ad, ertlser's system OF Stenogra-
phy in the course of twelve lessons Ladies
or gentlemen DESTROYS of private instruction,
may be attended al their own houses al their
own time. tCto er
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Correct Information

VESHE stock advertised for sale Ivy the,
Mechanics Bank as standing IN our
name, is not our property. OuI stock note
thereon has been continued, unGei heavy
AMI disproporloned curtailments, ever since
respectable mechanic OF Iis place, because
le could moi obtain leave, upon transfer,
to suhstitu,. his stock note for ours We
have no interest in said stock beyond the sum
that will retire III, said stoc note. and we do
not think il proper TO advance more money
than we hav, done for curailwerts.
VAUDEVILLE d LARMOUR.
september 90 dtl3O Z
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Eui!iic Sale.

uY virtue of deed of trust from John
LIZ lPPherson, to secure the payInent oil a
debt r. the hale illiam HcpbuIn, his heirs
and executors the subscriber Zone Of the
trustees nanpd in the said deceit will ctItr at
pubic sale, on the premises, IN THURS
DAY The ourth day OF November next, a
TR CT ct LAND. in Fssiax county, Vr-,
lima. about i', or SIX miles from the town Of
Alexandria, known b, the name OF ".,lount-
Hebron" u SO much thereof as may at that
tine be thought ,hvi-abe 10 mike SALE Of,
The improvements On the premises area
two dwelling house. S. che of item Of brick !;
small country mill, " iih one pair of stones;
a saw mill and building ately occupied az
cotton factory, with IN extensive orchard
of various kiBn. of fruit.
lie terms Of sale and any other necessary
information viii he given on the gay of sale.
WIN II. UUND4S, Baltimore.
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Land for Sale.

T7HE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
l. TRACT OF LAND, containing 700
acres. lying in Charles county, Maryland,
near Smiths Point, and only one mile om
the Potomac river onehaif OF which is in
valuable wood timber, and the soil equal
TO any in the neighborhood. The improve
menls are good dwelling house. with four
rooms on floor ; large barn, nearly new !;
and every convenient clubhouse, such as are
required on farm. 4 credit OF one and two
years will be given, the purchaser giving
bond. with approved security, and if not
punctually paid, to bear interest from the
day OF sale.
Ii not sold at private sale, il will be offer
ed at public sale. on the 10th November next.
RIGID. +. SIMMS
ELIZA W ADAMS.
LEE M. SPEAKE.
september al tuihstl6thN
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nritted or was stolen,

IRON nv landing on the Potomac, about
L one mile from M4rylan'! Point, on Tues
daylight, the 2s'h September, small norln ID
em built VA AL BOAT. quite new, black
gunw ales; the seats, and her inside; as 70"
as the seats, of a leaden color, and, thinK,
hergunwaies on the outside OF cream coior
below item, for short distance, OF ieadeI
color: her bottom, both within and without,
t,,rpentine or varnish lpurchaScd heI about
the e9d or esd of July OF MIR. E: Coming,
Alex.ndria. | will give FIVE dollars Tor the
boat alone, if brought home unin)ured-'nd
if stolen | will give tie, dollar for the boat
and conviction oi The ,hiet
". D. HARRISON.
Namemoy, October 81 u"
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District of Columbia,

County Of .4lerandria. to 0at.
ON the petition of LILLIAN STooPs, an
~ insolvent debtor, contine,i in the Jail oil
Alexandra county, for deb, ), Notice is here
by given to the creditors of the said William
Shops. that on the FIRST Monday in November
next. al ten O'Clock, A. NJ. at the courthouse
of said county. the oath prescribed by an act
zot the Congress of the United sites, entitled
j" an act for the relief of inso'vent debtors IN
the district of Columbia" will be admins
tered to the said insolvenf, and trustee ap-
pointed, unless sufficient cause TO the. con
irary be then and there shown. Ordered, tina,
this notice he published once week Tor four
weeks in both newspapers before that day
By order of the Hon William Cranch, chiri
Judge of the United States Circuit Court OF
tile District Of Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, c. c.
october Iaw4w
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.,ddle size, great facility of elocution'
nlu ,iar, imagination. bold character I.
Dr niDS had MT been at all affected by the
"nl1" ar in which he had been brought
Mann 0f a generous disposition, his first
u VT public act was the emancipation
~ his slaves. anu .nting to several
o. - IDS He is steady in the pursuit
hGnI h., he considers right, just in his
Oh H ;"ns and scrupulousiy observant OF
oe'f mromjses. He speaks French as
nI as any Englishman or spaniard
Generally , does. lie Is active eager Tor
,ra ton, aud on level With the
,n'" ledge of his age. While IN Paris
n ,ttrnded all the lectures aud Ini'ia-
,"5 himself into all the modern d'scovc'
' !" The intimate friend of the Illus
.G Humboldt and Of Boupland, With
.l I'm he for long time travelled
"" tray,rscd, to study n.snklnd, through
T u England. Italy, witzcrland,
I'D mart of Germany. Under these
"irrumstances he first started, and nn-
der the auspices of General Miranda
Tho mt into his hand that sword which
,;,Lrr,o he has SD we'll welded. The
,os,rs and habits of his early life APP
nc,,c,I to point him out fer different
55.stiu.. The Minister for Foreign AT
F,irs Of Venezuela, vi. polIacio. i, an
OId companion and friend of the Presi-
dent Boln ar. In Frame he lived along
with him, and is also a man of an ele-
,,rcd and enlightened MUD.
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..., Erchunge Ce6es-Hous. p,
AZ MARINE jOU RI ; l.. NJ.
.OitI OF .tLhA.tNDELI.. OCTOBER 9.

-i-OitI OF .tLhA.tNDHLI. OCTOBER 9.
ARRIVED,
Schnr. Return, Bachelor, 90 lays from
Kennel lumber TO J. McCobb--25 pas
sensers
Brig Economy Shaw, 40 days from Is e OF
Mayo; salt loJ. H. Ladd y Co. Left snip
Amenda "a, Medcratt, for Baltimore. 5 Us
ami a whale ship OF New York, stranded.
Schnr. Franklin. Weeks, 10 days tm. Bath,
Maine; lumber to 7. h. Ho" land.
CLEARED.
Schr Elizabeth, Tnley, New York.
- Planet, Prince, Boston.
- Coquette, Vail, Georgetown.
5lonp Washington, hence, arrived at New
York uh inst.
Schnr Sea-Serpent. Cole, at New-York
7th inst up for this port.
Schnr independence, Hawkins, hence, ar
rived at Polladel phia 9Th inst.
State of the Weather.
Ate P. NJ. rs Iegs.-cloudy-wind blow
ing gale at :. f.
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in duplication she usually found him
in pra, er or ritiug, and turned to go
out but his nurse spike to him, and
said there was a friend from Mr.. Hicks
come to see him. He paused and asked
her to walk in and come near sim, say
ing, hope you are a friend to God and
to Chrst-and after another pause. ask
ed her Il she had ever read any "i
Paine's writings. She replied she had,
when she was very young. H. queried
what she though. of them. She repliet,
dost thou rally wish to know what 1
thought? | trust you are one who has
bought the truth, and would MT sell 1t
TO pl, a.e such vagabond AS am. She
then told hiul, that for days alter peru
sing it. she could not think g cd
tho ght but some of his rrasoninSs I'D
Irvine round and repel it; and seeing the
other children of the family eager t"
take it up she could find no peace un
til she had committed it to the flames.
H. then made an exclamation denoting
the horror of his mind, saying it had
been better for my soul at the present
day, If all the world had. like you, des-
trpycd them. Bu. the world was glad
t. have it SO ;-adding. it ever Satan
had an instrument upon the earth, to
lead into the ways of darkness. ha e
been one; have passed many sleep
less hts in end avoring /" prevent
the right way. AID when she took her
leave of him, he requested her I" ask
Mr. ticks to com and serhim. saving
love to have him by me-, for which he
sits by my size. although he says but
little. il seems IS tl!ough the devil HIM
self was Siienced, and feel as though
could ITO nothing bat pour out my
cries and tears befurc God. A another
time, when some of WiIlrt Hicks ia.
miiy were there, one oi Paime's iVrmer
fri"nds aud adherenis came and opened
the door, but on seeing them he rallied
out roughly. = Paine ] have heard five
lies abcnt you ;-One is that you are
dead-ann1hr,, that you have reCanted
and turned qnaker-as You have lived
like a man, hope You will die like
one" Paine >aid, Won Sc, how have
lived thi, has been my h 'a,em these
my friends. can do n0ih'ng now but
,,th 1T me. lic WISHED Will t Hicks to
rmdca>or to obtain PERMISSION for his
interment in F'iend's buryins ground.
Wlllet let him knowShe hardly though
prnbaole it you'd be S'a"ted. stating
his reasons /; and un applying, found
Friends sentiments as he expected, OF
hich he informed Paine. lie was al
f. ted with the result. hut thought il
ilsr afterwards left directions to b.
inferred on his own farm ~ New Il"
chcllc, giving tn field. by will, f'rth
lace 1T intermtnt lur poor strangers.
"A trnc copy. TAX n from Thomas
wick rsham'S AanusC.ip,.
y Lnge hec0 !
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f. Rent.

- Until lst April. 1890. the House
TIT and Lot lately occupied by CPtain
5sss Porter, at the Village. The gerden
- is under good cultivation, and we'll
stocked with autumnal and winter vegetables.
The terms will be moderate. Inquire of the
subscriber, at Mrs EyiIeth's, corner OF Prince
aud ST. Asaph streets.
JOHN PORTER.
Oct l-1w United States Navy.
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G.. 81 p. Thompson

FAVE received. per the ship Boston, cap.
L 4 tam Fmlay. from Liverpool, supply
OF 81 ASONABLE GOODS, consisting of
7. Sheppard, ami Meek T. Cos. imperial
Saxnny cloths and cassmeres
York shire fine y super6ne ditto
Do,l' Il miiled drabs
Flannels. wrl,e. red, yellow e. green
Bombazrt's, black and all colors
Rose blankets, assorted from ga to l2.4
Carpelings ant twilled cords and velvet
teens And on hand.
An assortment Oi cotton goods.
'plember l3 d3tmwf
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For New-Yurk.

sSS The regular packet schnr. DASH
Ss;a John tiriiiith, master, burthen about
$50 barrels, now ready to receive cargo
Arnlv 10 John II. LADD q Co.
Hho hare in charge, and from The .Nev York
packets,
One box and one paper bundle, marked
J. b HAMiL TON and two boxes, mark
al r. HAYNES. October i'll
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Salt, W inc, &c.

I lindsay y tiiLL have just received
IL per schr Co.umpuJ,
22UU bushels ground d'um salt, (now atoat,
20 or. casks Malaga wine
IN Store,
90 hhds. T. 80 bis. Isl y I'd quality sugar
95 hhds prime retailing mOlasses
81 bags green coffee
81 ST. Domingo ditto
Gunpowner, Imperial q \ Hyson tea
W. lnola &. n. England rum
Blown sail in sacks u bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
bis. tanners OIL
90 bis. bottle cider 81 doz. each
Oct, IL