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We1u- York, July 8. 1919.
Dear Sir-I have for tome time past been
threatening to write to you, TO let you know
how well | am pleased with-the Ruthyen
Press. improved and made by you but a
variety of circumstances have prevented ii.
have had it in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called to ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working tits no more than
healthy exercise for boy of I5 years of age.
q have a boy of that age to work on mine.
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportioned and not more liable than
othe. presses to get out ofrepair.
lam, you respectfully,
Mr.. A. Ramage
New- York, .Sprsl e5, 1918.
Sir--The RuthvenP Press arrived safe, aud
is ia successful operation. Many Of eur
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UNIFORM DRESS.

A Hussar Jacket, Of dark blue cloth,
with three rows of white bullet buttons ia
front, the two outside rows terminating a lit
tie past The top Of the shoulders, the intervals
between the buttons OF each row to be one
fourth OF an inch standing collar to rise a.
high as the tip the ear.with button on each
side !; the cuffs inaented on the upper side,
with button on reach angle, and slit longi-
tudinally on the under side, with four but
tons of a similar size, set close on each 50
the Jacket terminating 10 a peake in front
and rear, with two buttons behind at the bot
tom OF the waist, which must extend as low
as The waist Of the person, counter straps on
each shoulder, for the purpose Of con6ning
the cartridge box and bayonet belts small
side pockets with four buttons under each
flap
Vest, white for summer, and blue cloth
Tor winter, single breasted, with from eight
TO ten white buttons of small size.
Pantaloons, white for summer, made either
of Russia sheeting, or cotton or linen cloth
. of domestic manufacture, and of dark blue
cloth Tor winter the pantaloons to reacI. to
the shoes, without understraps !: and, as we'll
as all the other clothing, made sufficiently
large to allow Of the free and unIestrained
use Of the limbs, avoiding at the same time
unnecessary encumbrance
jefferson shoes to rise as high as the ANGLE.
White linen hali CATERS for summer, with
small bullet buttons, worn under panialoons.
Black silk or felvet stocks
Caps, with appropriate trimmings.
Plaid Great Coats, lined With green baize,
with capes and loldipg collars the ground
work green, with dark stripes.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


Characteristic Anecdote.-Thc as
semblage ofpersons at Com. Deeatur's
house, previous to, the funeral was so
great, that the rooms were crowded be-
fore the time for the moving of the pro-
cession. Some one who appeared to be
attending totte arrangements on the oc-
casion, came to the door, and desired
that no otlier persons should be admitted
'excep, officer, and membcrs G Con-
gress. An American Tar, who was
standing outside, and whose sorrowfuI
but manly Tcountenancc showed the
grieHof his heart, Immediately answered
-" tell you what mister. There's
other persons here besides officers and
,members Of Congress that respect Com.
Decatur: and say they shall go in
come," added he, turning to those a
round him, "any body that wants to go
in, III clear the way for him."
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the help Of the tow;. its contents passed
through his breast and came out near his
spine. The back of the chair in which
he sat was considerably shattered--a
part OF his liver was found on the floor.
From The charieson Times, Of rhe 2sfh insf.
Exblosion.-'Ihis morning Monday
between 7 and O'Clock, a small wooden
two story house, adjoining MIR. Cation
netts, in Queen-street was literally blown
TO pieces by the explosion of part of a
keg OF gunpowder. The house was oc-
cupied by an industrious Frencbman,
shoe maker, named JOHN. 1t appears
that he was trying the lock of a gun by
repeatedly swapping it, in the immediate
vicinity of an open cssk of powder. The
occupant was severely burnt, but his llle
is not considered in danger Let this
he caution to those who handle gun
powder carelessly.
--o:xo:-
7he Kings CoGn.-The coffin of his
late Majesty George Sd, is composed oi
5panish mahogany, and covered with rich
Genoa velvet Of royal blue, few shades
deeper in tint than garter blue. The top
or cover is divided into three compart-
ments by doublerows of silver gilt studs.
In the compartment at the head, over a
rich star OF the order of the garter, is pla-
ced the royalarm Of England, beautifully
xccuted in dead gold. In the centre
compartment is the plate with the inscrip-
lion This is of silver richly gilt, and ex-
quisiIely FURNISHED: 1: In the lower COM
partment, at the feet, is the British lion
rampant regardant, supporting shield
with the letters G.. H. surrounded with
the garter and motto of the same order,
also in dead gold.
All the angles of the whole of these
compartments are filled up with highly
FURNISHED silver gilt plates engraved q.
X. Ill. and surmounted by the royal
crown. The sides and ends OF this SUI
perb coffin are also divided with silver
gilt studs, in the same manner as t.
cover, SO as to leave three spaces on each
side, Ind one at each end, for the ham
dies. These handles are of silver, richly
gilt, OF a massive modern pattern and
the mos. exquisite Workmanship; and
each handle surrounded by massive
frame work, in the same taste, chiehyiin
dead gold, but deIicately relieved by
Furnishing. Lon. poper
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From fhe Bridghors Fsrmsy.

Suicide.--At Brook6eld. (Con. on
the night of the 23d inst. lad, aged a.
bout fifteen years, by the name OF
Charles Louek1ee, shot himself with a
musket. The circumstances attending
this trsgical event, as we learned them,
are as follows :--Lovelace, at this
time, was residing with his uncle in
Brook6eld. About one. O'Clock on the
fatal night, he was heard in the bed-cham-
ber of his uncle who was blind, and Oh
being asked what he was after, replied
that he had the ear ache very hard, and
was after some tow, to put in his ear
The lad Immediately passed down stairs,
and in few minutes after, the family
were alarmed by the discharge Of gun
On their entering the room from whence
the fatal report issued, Lovelace was dis
covered, sitting in chair with the muz-
zle of a gun resting upon the lower ex.
uemity Of his breast. Being asked what
I've had done. he replied that he had shot
himself: he was then askedifhc was not
'sorys when he exclaimed, "Good
God no for am tired oflIe!" He
cxnin = 3 lsp}mQmen,s, Il appeared
slsty schaFosd BY
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Blythe President Of Ae United StafeA

By the President Of Me United StafeS.
yXyHEREAs, by the acts OF Congress, passed on
w the 26th Of March, 1904. on the Sd OF March.
1905. and on the 25.h Of April, ie0s, the FRESH,
den, of the United States is authorized TO. escse
the Lands in 'he District of Detroit TO De offered
for sale when surveyed:
Therefore I. JAsEs MosnoE, President of the
United States, do hereby de clare and make known.
that public sales, for the disposal lsgreeaby 10
Isw) of certain lands, shall be held al Detroit in
Michigan Territory, on the FIRST Monday IN July
next; -
South offie base Ens. Eass Of the mersd ins
Town.hips l. 2,S,4, 6&7. in ranges =. 5, and Q.
12,34 & 8. in range
AIS, in range
executing such lands or may be reserved ty
law for the support of schools for other purposes
The sale shall continue SO long as msy be heces-
sary to offer the lands for sale, and no longer snd
the lands shall be offered in regular numsricaior
der
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington.
this 18Th day of March, 1920. mg y
by the President: JAMES MoNhok'
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner of the Gen Land Office.
Pripters who are authorized TO publish the Lave
of the United States will publish the above once
week tll the lst day of July next, and send their
bils to the Genera, Land Office for payment
March %
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*x*CURLS PEKHOkMLO!
Though heretofore eonssde,sa fasf retief BY
DIR. Rt.Lrf'S
BOTAN/LAL DROPS.

U MR. Shcarman. carpenter Of Boston. was %
Ava months afflicted with tumour on the
back oil his hand which incspacisted him for wok,
after having t,ied every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered incnrable,
cured and restored to health by taking bottles
of these drops at
Mr. Wright Of Boston, was years afflicted with
feversore on one If his legs, had tried mos, medi'
cines without efft ct, cured by bottless
Il Child Of Mr. BurriU, Of Hanover ! was cured
of Ulcers aud Biles, some or which had eat down to
the ribs, by 3 bottles This child WAS considered
in dying stale when he began taking these drops
IN Infant Of Boston, was covered aifover with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties n FE e1
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for is years With an eruption all over her. attended
with most tormentng itchmgs, burnings and blotch'
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by 4 bottles she had not left her room
for s months, and considered past all relief!
Il Cs mieman Of Ler,nyton, WIS afflicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs. could, obtain no relief,
was cured by botties.'
a Cestieman Of Bbsfon, his wife and children
was manv We Ars aflie ed with eruptions, had tried
every medicine without success was cured by these
Drops. ts f...,.la .,.5..,
with humor on one of legs, attended With burning
itching and blotches, was resigned as past relief.
for 80 years could not lie IN bed at times was per-
fec,Iy cured by these drops s,-s' y.
A Ladv Of Chari<sfown two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tiled
every assistance. and considered past relief, con
traction had formed, whcn on taking these Drops
and using DIR Jebbs Liniment, in weeks she had
~ free use of the joint, the pain Jeff her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro.
fula, St Anthony's FIRE, eprocy, pimpled faces en-.
larged glands. sore legs. ulcers even when the bone
is affected veneriai tants, when mercury has failed.
are the best spring and autumnal physc. and may
be given to children with perfect safety 81.
or SIX bottles for FIVE dollars, IL bottles for SO
i2 dozen for Si00.-d-r.fst far "Dr Relies Bo,an.
! ical Drops"--None are genuine, unless signed" w.
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor. w r. CosTay. chemist. No. Bum.
sted Place, Bostoa, by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thames-street,N Newport.
.4isv, By -
Lemuei w. Briggs. Brisfoi; Hercules Whitney, J..
n Mason, Providence; Dyer and Hoves. Windhom .
Greene, vsw LsnIsn Isaac u. Buli. HARTFORD snd
most druggists, book sellers and pos, masters thro'
iout the United States where may be had ell these
Justly esteemed and hiyhs approved "hedieines."
prepared Iy "w. T Conway"
Dec. 3. 1917 tly)
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YALUdBLE Farm

L in Middietown. about one mile and hall frco
the state house in Newport Said Fern corts'rs .
bout 90 Of land. with great quantity Of exces
lent fruit trees, Of s kindstogether with the bud-
ings thereon standing. For other information 70
quire Of ALANSON PECKHAN.
Addietown, Feb. 10.
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PO9s7EI2 ".



IN the Fine Arts, our counirymen nave most
proudly nvaued the masters OF the o'd world At
tne ,sst ex"'o.uon o' tns hoyai Acaoemy' Lonaon'
were exh'onen i2s5 productions OF art among
others were Two pictures oy our young countrymen,
ALLsIoH anu LEsLik' .ne I'fmer Iou"oed upon
scripture history o. tyacoo Dre"m, anu 'he .a'ter
upon scene descr'oedin the Spectator, or hogsr
ae Covery' gong 10 cnurcn' accompanied by tne
spectator ana surrounded oy ms tenants lhese
pictures nave a'trsc.eu tne admra''on OF co"nois-
seurs' ana drawn 'ertn warm euiog,ums on the
skill and genirs OF the artists" The following
JACOBS DREAM.
a p;r,.,. A., H,,.~.v.., - Do.y S..s
- - 80 - '"' 1's''
wy
The Sun upon the western hills was gone,
That guard thy Wales Of beauty, Palestine,
Now flaming like goien fiery zone,
The cresce nj ON the eastern Heaven. supine,
Hung on the purple horizontal line
4 Up Psdanarsm's height, abrupt and bare,
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Buffer.--As the season again aP
proachcs for making this valuable article
< s thought by the writer Of this, ie"
hints respecting it, (under existing c"'
cumstanccs) cannos be unpro6s:b'e;
Xlmo1k evety ope = sensible ~ :
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The New- LonQon and HnLf ord
e MAIL STAGE.

Will hun Us FOLLOWS:
TT will leave New.Eondon at O'Clock
L a NJ. everg Tuesday and Thursday for Hart
ford Il win leave Hartford at o'clock A. M. ev-
cry " ednesdsy and Friday for New london.
Good Horses and Carriages, furnished to convey
pssseceer: between each CITY as stated aboss. ~
the subscribers, at New-Lcndsn by nefn IT,
X. q. .BROOME.
and at Colchester BY 2 W NEW TOM
New London, February 2. 1880 90 ~ ~ ~ ~
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HARDWARE, SIC.

JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Eas for sale, at his Store in Wichfafd.
A GENtRslL Assortment OF Hard
n ware and Cutlery; Brass Andirons- Also.
D,y Goods. Hats and Groceries Dutch Plough
Irons. and Poughs ready made Seed Oats. and
various kinds of Hay Seed 600 Ib best Pearl-Nsh-
es 10 m !ihds Hoops 1000 fish barrels; 50 Rom
do 80 bushels Plastes Paris, ready ground s9d'ht
for use 1900 pine Clx2boerds 1000 chestnut rsilss
50 bushels white beans; 200 quintals dry Codhgh;
20 barrels pickled do 20 barrels Flour -Likewise
for saie-A general assor ment OF Country Lumbers
consisting of ships plank, boa, boards, common oak
do. and joist half inch Chestnut boards, &c &C.
Wexford, March Is, 182C I..-i
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NOTICE.

fEF4 e M IL IA. M ~
I AMES TOWNSEND. informs, bic friends ana
j the public. that he has smpiosed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING MESS,
and is ready attend 10 the cA'ls his old Gus.
toners and Frenis-the sm&(lett favour will be
gratefully Acknowledged and punctuslly attended
to-cali at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bannister' 's-wharf
y = Newport, March 29, 1890 7il-t y isIf ~ 4
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and ne cu2-
Il lie. that Capt George Laeiss. in Twertor.
Edsard xanheps and Joseph ~ .Bassn. m Kev-
port are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory. "'
lie continues to color and dress Woolsu Ciotis
OF a,l descriptions-to Gard Sleeps Wool OF aN
grades aud 10 msnufacture Plains, ssttipets Cosss
ings. Fianneis, sc Of various colours and shsdes-
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
me, may depend on having their work done in Ike
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana sks
smallest favor viii be gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN BABCOtE-
Portsmouth. Peb TO Isml
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HAVANA SUGARS.
A few boxes Havana Sugars, for sale,
~ STEPHEN H. csHoONE.
r~h. fs 7na,ss. Street
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New Stock Of
Feather BEDS and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER F'ss

tk tg n -fsN w Charies ssreef
u EEPs constantly on hand a quantity Of best
~ Live Geese aud Fowl Feather.-and Feather
Beds, from the lowest priced 20 the 6rstQuslity.
{ htso, on hand. .--An ass0ttmem oFN1s siross
ses.,of All kinds slt y. X, Ju'y7 1872
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FENCING.

TNHE grand aud Military Art OF self
Il Defence, with the Small Sword,
Cut and Thrust, and Broad Sword, is
technically and pcrfe tly taught III all
its branches, {aEd in the shortest time
possible,) by MIR. A. PRiNIENs' an
Academician of france, who by the
most simple, easy and expeditions prin-
ciplrs recently adopted by modern A
cademicians in Europe, offers respect
fully, the gentlemen attached to The ar
my, who require prompt knowledge
OF Fencing, to teach them the use OF
the small sword in forty lessons, and
The use of the Cut and Thrust in twenty.
lie wishes to be understood that he does
not promise that his scholars shall in
every case acquire all the graces of the
art in that time, but thinks himself au-
thorised by a long experience, of about
go years. to assure them that they will
within that time, learn every thing most
Useful in the art, anu gain such an &C
quaintance with their weapon, as may
prove of essential service to them in
boarding ship, in a charge of cavalry,
or stsrmlng redoabt, &c. &c.
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The DRAMA

A new musical piece, in two acts, has
Iatei, been introduced at Drur! Liant,
called Tie Lady and the DeUtt, which,
from the account we have seen OF 1t.
must affurd considerable amusement.-
Zepb,rina, gay young S''ilian widow
und, rtahes to cure Widow, an Eng-
ism officer in Palermo, of his aversion
to natrimOny. BY secret passasc
communicating with his hotel, anG
known only to herself she iearns all
Ills designs and even his thoughts. Lee
tcrs pass between them, that are LAID on
ms own tail and removed without his
knowing in what nianner, and this con.
t,nuing. IN defiance oil all his attempts
al detection, leads him to conclude the
immediate agency OF 'the Dew III the
affair. Wildlo,e and his servant, no"
ever, by concealng themselves IN a
book case, at las, detected their fair vi
sltan. IN the act OF writing an eplstle,
but .he lad, has still her reserve OF fe.
male stratagcm The servent. at her
request, Is sent out Of The room she
then enters into long confession OF her
passion for !, ildloye, but insists on his
lurnng from her while The relation
lasts IN the midst of it she Contrlyes
to conceal under large black veil
which covered her, a little black female
servant, who was waiting for her be-
behind the street door lhe confession
ended. she escapes by the way she en-
tered, leaving W'ldiove in possession
of The nesroe. Some friends who are
III the plot, then enter, and recommend
ing him to invoke his incognita in the
name Of III men, she appears, and the
denoument is completed. This plot is
certainly amusing, and the language
is said to be superior to the Common r"n
OF similar compositions.
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For the alexandria Gazette.
TO Mas. ENTwIsLE.

=
LADY believe me could list for e'er,
10 catch the music of thy swelling voice,
Wen like silver cloud it floats the air.
And bids the soul ofharmony rejoice.
IT'S thine, alone lis thine, the magic power
Adding to nature all that art can trace,
Togi,e to pleasures transient feetlng hour
The tasteful polish Of unequalled grace
o. could weep sweet Haller's matron tear
And feel mothers sPeechless pang IN
thine,
yield to fancy rapture's charmed ear,
And lipe As pathss of each breathing line.
% seem not thus so much of wo to feel,
Or else with smiles dispel the melting
charm,
And yet that wo so sweet. 0 ne'er conceal,
Thy smiles are sottness, but thy tears dis
arm: heart,
And pity more than mirth can wake Inc
oknow ndownthe pleasures II contains;
And beauteous grief can many joys lmpart,
For souls are won when woman's eye COM
plains.
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overs. when they faised the standarl OF re-
volt in Andalusia I; but the docility otEerdl-
nand, the unequvocal principles of IFS pre-
sent Ministers, and the general feelings OF
the army affords hopes that the revolution
may be consummated in the happiest.m
ner. The decision which the Government
displayed few days ago. in experimenting
some of the most violent ofths (now dgene-
rate) Lorenzini Club, and the failure Y the
counter revolution attempted last week al
Zaragossa, will tend to maintain TRANQUILITY
and to consolidate the present stae OF
things.
London, Junel5.
VERY unpleasant accounts have reashed
town this morning of the effects OF the sprm
If Yesterday. On the New Forest, near
Rumsey. several sheep were found Cad
The fenny countries are completely inmda-
ted and the roads from St Neot's and Al
conLury hill are four miles under "atg'--
The Storm of yesterday, by all accounts
seems to have been pretty generally te't
throughout the country, within many niles
of the metropolis.
IRELAND Some idea may be formed OF
the distress consequent on the SUSPENSION
nc the different banks in the south: ot lrelalc.
when we state that the actual sum withdraw
from circulation, taking the issues as statd
by the respective banks which have stoo-
ped, and making reasonable allowance hr
the necessarily contracted issues OF NJ.
Pike, of Cork. Messrs. De la Cour, OF Ma
low. and the yMessrs Roche, of Limerick WHO
continue to increase in public confidence, The
sum Withdrawn exceeds IL loo, 900.
Deal, Jane IL.
Arrived and sailed for the river, the Ho-
race, from Charleston. in 40 days.
Falmouth, June II.
Arrived, American ship Admlttance, iron
Charleston for Rotterdam, out 46 days. The
Abundance spoke on the 9th, Am. brig VII
liam, from Boston for ROTTERDAM.
June 10. Arrived, Am. brig Yamacraw, 80
days from Virginia, and proceeds for Ant
werp.
The brig Ram bier, of Bristol, Rhode Is
land and schooner -, Taylor, OF do.
mIl of slaves, have been captured by the Br.
brig Thistle.
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.ocf ehareery, presided by ssehancellor; as
many circuit courts as the legislature shall
deem necessary, presided by on judge !;
and in justices OF the peace, whose jurisdic-
tion is limited All the judges to be appoint
ed by the governor, with the advice Of the
Senate; to hold their Offices during good
behaviour, and to have fixed salaries OF not
less 1000 dollars per annum each.
Erecat,pe.--To be vested in governor
and lieutenant governor.
The governor to be 35 years of age--to
be elected by the people--to hold bis ONCE
for four years, and to be ineligible the next
four--to nominate and with the senate to APP
point an attorney general, secretary OF
stale, some military officers, and judges--to
have qualified vote upon the passage OF
laws. to be conservater Of the peace, and
commander in chief of the military and ma
val forces of the state--and to have hxed
salary of not less than 9,ooo dolls. per ann.
The lieutenant governor tobe elected as
the Goyernor--to hold his Office for the
same term-to possess the same powers when
holding the place of Governor--and TO be
Presiden, Of the Senate.
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The common council Of London assem-
bleI on the llth June, for the purpose OF.
presenting an address to the queen on her
arrival. Much discussion took place on the
propriety Of the measure before the procee-
dings Of parliament were known. The
meeting ended in appointing committee
to draw up an address.
The London Courier OF the 18th contains
s columns on the subject of the kings birth.
day, which was celebrated the day previous
in great pomp and splendor.
Paris papers to the I2Ih ofJune state, that
for the last three days no disturbance had Ia
ken place, nor had scditious cry been raj
sed.