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Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21
A Bargain for Farmers.
TTTILL be fold. on Wedre(-

WILL be fold, on Wednef-
w day.. the 9Th Of April next, It PubIick
Auaion, on the Premifes. large and excellent
FARM, lying in the gore of land between the
towns OF WoTeelsr, Shrewsbury, Grafton, sad
Millbary-snd e0niiaing Of 400 acres, noR Of il
of an sxcelleut quality, on which are large Dwell
ling.Houis, Barn more than 100 feet long, and
other convenient Out Buildings. This Farm has,
for many years paa. fuiisinsd very large Rock
OF Cattle, and is capable Of being made to turn of
IS much vainsble produce as an equal number Of
acres lying together in any of the Grsftoa Farms,
which obtain and merit 20 high rank 10 publiek
eRimation. It expected that Grafton Farmers
who do not think .hemlelves rich enough sI-
ready. and Others who equally love and value
good Lead, will not, for want of enlerprze, loie
this opportunity of attempting to make themielves
wealthy, lubRantal yeomen on eaiy terms. A
credit will be given for moit of the. puIchsfe
money. - For further particulars, inquire of the
Subicriber, in Worceller.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
FEB. ~, Isai. sw
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LINES
On the late DR.. Joseph R. Druke. :

On the late Dr. Joseph r. Druke.*
GREEN be the sod above thee,
Friend Of my better days!
None knew thee but to love thee,
Nor nam'd thee but to praise.
Tears fell when thou vert dying,
From eyes unus'd to weep;
And long, where thou art lying,
VIII tears thy cold turf steep.
When hearts, whose home was heaven,
Like thine are laid in earth,
There should wreath be woven,
To tel the world their worth:
And I--who woke each morrow
To clasp thy hand in mine,
Who shar'd thy joy and sorrow,
Whose veal and wo were thine
It should be mine TO braid it
Around thy faded brow;
But I've in vain essay'd it,
And feel cannot now.
While mem'ry bids me weep thee,
Nor thoughts nor words are free,
The grief is fx'd too deeply
That mourns man like thee.
THIS gentleman Is sceu understood 10 hare
been one Of the ingenious leriters Of the poem.
sf Creaker.
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PoETRY.
[fssn q. " Z. Epx.iss RsR.1

The following stanzas, for beauty and exqui-
site flush, are infinitely superour to the verses
generally offered on similar occasions. They
were written By friend Of the late DR.. ]. r.
Drake, Of this city.
To commemorate the virtues and the tai
ents Of departed friend, or to weigh, with
lmpartality, his claims to publick attention is,
indeed, no easy task but The subject of these
lines was worthy of all the commentator and
all the sorrow here SO beautifully expressed
A devotion to the Muses. marked his early life,
and many his unpublished productions would
not discredit 1--WE speak it confidently the pen
of a Moore or Campbell. He fell an early
victim to the C0nsatmption-a disease which
seems peculiarly to select for the objects of its
attack, the aHiable, the intelligent and the vir-
tacus.
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Donaestsck Goods.
4 ARTER & LOWERING
~ have now on hand. and for iaie, q their
Anssiesn Goods Rssskegf, No. so, Stsle-arees,
fronting Brosd-arsst. Cup a'ir,,) BoaOn-
A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
american Manufactured Cotton
and Kooilen Goods-yiz.

Broadcloths and Cassimeres, of vari.
ous colours and qualities; $50 pieces Sasinetu
p bales and eaies Bleaehed Sheetipgs and Shirt
insss 90 bales Brown shee,Dgs; so bales do.
Shirliugss IS bales Ginghams, fore Of fupcri-
our quality and Ryle f2 bales Checks, Stripes.
and Denims, 10 bsles Tickings; 2 bales whise
Twill'd Jeaus, 500 lbs. Flols Cotton; $50 lbs,
Knitting do. numbered from Z to Is, 1900 lbs,
Sewing Cotton. alInumbers, very iuperiour quail.
ity; 10000 lbs. Yarns, Numbered fIom Z TO IS.
warranted; 1000 lbs. Wick Yam; 400 boxes
No. 4 Chocolate.
.Also-a constant supply of Waltham
Goods, BY the bale or piece, a. the regular prices.
India Goods, Audasannah, Mammoo.
dys and Bafters, few bales Of each, very cheap.
Shoes.
5000 pairs of Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens elegant Morocco Shoes and Boots
1900 do. Men's, Women's, and Boys calf-Skin
Shoes and Boots; 1000 do. Mems and Roys'
Thick Shoest
c. & L, are daily receiving supplies
from the Manufacturers; and can allure purchaf.
ers in their Inc that their slfortment comprie, Is
great variety can be found in the market. and
will be fold pa fair terms by the bale piece for
Cath or Credit.
Bsqon, FEB 40, leai. eowam
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Patent Lead Aqueducts.
THE Subfcriber refpeeffully

~ informs the inhabitants Of this part 81 .
country, that be has commenced manufacturing
LEAD AQUEOUC rs, for the conveyance of wa
ter. The manner 10 which they are made, readers
them cheap at fra Goa 40 Wooden Aqued ueas; 70
that the purehaer in this cafe will be free from the
trouble OF repairing leaky and rotten Logs. Any
Perion OF psrions whining to purchaie AqueduAs
of this kind, Can be furnifhed with any 6ze or
weight BY calling on the lubleriber, at his mop,
near Sikes's Inn, in WorceRer. He flatters him.
felt, from the good encouragement he has had
tipcs he commenced the bu6neis. that he mall
merit the patronage of all thofe who win to pur-
chale this kind Of article.
individuals can be furnished with a
hze iufiiciens to bring water for the NE Of their
Houie and Barn, for S. 50 cents per rod. A.
queduA Companies can alto be fumilhea with
Aquednefs at Mort notice, from E to q dollars
per rod, or more, as the price will vary in pro-
portion to the ize and weight of the Pipe
All favours thankfully received, and Briefly at
tended to by IcHABOD WASHBURM.
WorceRer, March ?, 1874.
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FOR SALE.

N the centre of the town of
Daaley. within City rods of Meeting-H ouir.
beR BLAcKSMITHS STANDS in the County
of WoTceiRer. Il confills Of about half an acre
OF Land. Aconvenient Houie, Shop. Coal. EIoufe.
and Barn. almof entirely new mcfi deIiehtionnely
i'tuased. What msy make 1t an obiea for any one
willing to PuEchaie, is that there i no o.her Shop
near the centre, with the advantage of being near
Meeting ouie. an Academy, and common School.
Us For terms apply to the Sublcriber ON the
Pemiies. HENRY COBURN.
Dudley, March a. .8a..
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For Sale.

find immediate possession given.
A BOUT ten acres of Land,
lying 10 Leiceaer. ieven miles from Wor-
ceiser couTt-Houie, on the Turnpike to Hartford
Ion which isa Gria-Adill, cssding Machine, and
Dwelling HouIe, all uadsr the roof of > buIding
~ by % ieets three RoTies high. new ADD 10 good
EePsir, % neveTlailing Cream of water, and
would accommodate for Wool, Cotton, Leather,
and mott kinds of fatlure-sogether with q
new Barn.--Terms esfy.--Thoie who with to
Purehaie, may call on the sobicriber, living on
the PEemiiss, and fatisfy shemlelves.
JEREMIAH PIRATE.
Lsiceller, March "a, i8ai.
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A Great Bargain.
kb. 81, 1881.

TO be fold, on the moff ac-
sommodating terms, "a lmsll par. down,
the ret on long credit, )-one of the hefi PAS
IukkS in the County of Worceaer, containing
in Rutland, near the Barracks. The PaifuTe is
the fame that belonged TO the ERate Of 7oln d.
Haliams, of .Roxbury. For particulars, inquire
OF yTaei and J9Eak Stya.tOn. of Holden, or the
fubicribeT, in Sterling.
JOHN H. sTRATToN.
Sterling, Feb. IS. 1874. 6w
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,Worce2ef, n.
Probate Office, March 10. 1891.
TO che Widow, Creditors and Heirs Of
ERENEzER KNIGHT, late Of Phillips
ton, in said County, deceased, and 10
oil others concerned IN tAc Esfasc Of
said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to ap-
= pear (if You Zee 6.) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worceier, in iaid County,
on the FRI Tuefday in April next, at ten Of the
clock, before noon, to fhow caue why Licenfe
mould not be granted to fell and convey the
whole, or 70 much of the Real Efate of faid de-
csaied, as will raile the FUN of $o48 90, for
the payment of debts and charges and you
will be heard thereon.
THKOPHs. WHEELER, Req.
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Worce&er, q.
Probate Office, March s, 18ai.
TO the Widow and Heirs Of WILLIAM
RussELL, late Of Barre, in said Coun-
ty, deceased, and 10 all others cOncern-
ed in the Essote Of said deceased,
GREETING.
You are hereby cited to ap-
\ pear (if you fee fly At the Court of Pro-
bate TO be holden at WoTceHer, in iaid County,
on the 6rii Tuefday in April next, at ten of tbs
clock, before noon, to ihow cauie why the ADJ
mniiaration of faid Eftate mould aot be granted
10 Mr.. WILLIAM RosiNsoN, who applies there
for; and you will be heard thereon.
- NATHL. PAINE, =. Prob.
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IA further fuppIy Of DR..
WARNERb celebraed Pills or HEALTH
BALM or QUIT0--snd NERVOUS CORDIAL,
are JIM received. and foF iale, G. A. TRUM.
BULLS bookaors. Nay 10, 1880.
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Notice IS hereby Gsoe1p,
n HAT the Subicriber h

- been duly sppoinsed Admni&ratrix on the
Easte Of IEDEDIAH HEALY, late of Worceaer.
in the County Of Worccaer, Efq. deceafed, and
has taken upon hsrielf that truH, by giving bonds
as the law dirsAs. All Perfons indebted to lsid
Eaa,e, are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all thoie to whom fsid Eila,e is
indebted. are requeaed to exhibit their demands
for settlement. MARY w. HEALY.
Worceiier, March 6, t8al.
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or A few copies Of" SAcRED
HARmoNy," or Tsnes adapted to the various Me-
tres of Wineheit's WArrs--lor lale, at the PoR-
oGcs---Prics. 27A cts.
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WoEceaer, O.

Wosceaer, q.
Probate Office, March 8. lsa4.
Iothe Heirs Of SUBMIT WALLER, Late
Of Southbridge, in said County, dee
ceased, and TO all Others concerned in
the Est1te Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to ap-
= pear (if you fee fiji at the Court of Probate
to pc holden at Worceaer, in iaid County, on the
fra Tuefday in April next, st ten Of the clock
before noon, to lhow cauIe why the Infirumche
which purporss to be the laA viii and Teiiamens
Of iaid decsaied, lhould not be approved and
you will be heard thereon.
NATHr. PAINE, :. PROB.
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Worceasr, #.
Probate Office, March 9, a0si.
To the Widozv, Creditors and Heirs Of
JOHN GLEASON, late of Princeton,
in said County, deceased, and TO all
others concerned In the Estate Of said
deceased, GRRETINo.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
a pear (if you fee fly at the Court of Probate
to be holden Of Worceaer, 10 iaid County, on the
fra Tueid,y in April next, At one Of the clock,
after noon, TO fhow cauie why the Accounts
Of the Administration Of iaid decestcd'a ERMe
and ALTO the private Account Of the Adminiilrs.or
againa The decraied. mould not be allowed, end
you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
BY order Of The Judge.
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Worceaer, q.
Probate Office, March 6. 1891.
TO the Heirs Of EDMUND REED. late Of
Rutland, in said County, deceased, and
20 all others concerned in the Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to ap-
= pear tif you fee htl at the Court of Probate
to BE- holden at Wcrceier, ia faid County, on the
irR TDsiday In April next, at ten Of the clock,
before noon, TO how cauie why the Inlirument,
which purports to be the Ian will and Teisarent
OF laid dsceaisd, lhould not be approved add
you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, =. Prof..
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Woreeaer, Il.
Probate Office. March IL, 1874.
TO the Widow and Reirs Of DAVID
Oliver, iate q Rutland, IN said Conn-
sy, deceased, and TO all others concern
ed In the Estase Of said deceased,
GREETING.
You are hereby cited to ap.
A pear, (if you fec ft) at III. coun Of Pro-
bate to be holden at WoIceler, in iaid County,
on the FRI Tuelday in April next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to lhow csuie why the In
Arument, which purports to be the lsh Will and
Tsasment Of faid deeesied, hpuld rot be approv-
ed and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs, WHEELER, Reg.
BY 0rds. Of the Hon. fudge.
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eow3rn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-27
Sales by AUCTION.

THIS DAY. a, 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
ATlLL be sold at the auction store. VI
w risty ct goods among which are
n. o. Sugar IN bbls.
Muscovado do in do
N +, Rum Go
Gin do
Apple brandy do
Vinegar, sup. Co
Cordial Go
Molasses in hhds.
Port wine IN casks
Do in bbis
Soap and candles
Chocolate, Mol.
Mustard and blacking
Tea in a.. chests
Cod fish and cheese
New y I'd hand furniture
Also,
I case sup. blea.bed shirtings
- do Irish linens
49, cut pieces cloth,
do do cassimeres
- German linens
Threads, cottoIs, silks. buttons, &c.
Also,
case umbrellas, cheap
| do shres
Dealers from The country are invited to
caII-articles that are limited may be had at
private sale at any time.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
nov ga
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-27

,sycral laws enacted. He was sx-
,,cisd to return aud would sail for San
:. martha, to inspect troops there.
October !.
On the 18th OF June, the Chlsian squad
nm under lord Coshrane, accompanied
by frs ships, and several transports,
made an attack upon the port of Caliao,
pnich surrendered after three hours re-
distance. Three Spanish frigates, one OF
AZ Guns, and the others of Sc, two armed
bri9,, and several merchantmen fell in
"a his lOrdship's possession. 1t Is also
said that property to large amount was
taken.
October To-
The Maipo, Spanish brig of war, from
Lima TO Cadiz, with a considerable sum
IN Specie on board, was taken about the
eddie of June, to the southwark of Rio
lsneiro, .by corvette of 90 guns, said to
=. inc CharIetta, or Heroine, under the
Euepo. Ayrean flag.
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Writing Acadamy,


on Fairfax street, at the school room recent
" occupied by Mr. Edmonds, where by a
strict attention and adherence TO bis occupa-
ton and duty he will endeavor once more TO
merit your patronage.
An inspection Of the improvements OF so
pupils OF this place is the best criterion re.
speeding the utility OF the system TO any
gentlemen or ladies who are doubtful OF the
FACT that any diligent pupilmay acquire the
theory OF two correct hands IN Is Gays, Mr..
ID. engages to convince OF their error, by
perfect demonstration. whenever they will
honor him With call.
A few families may be attended by maxi
ing early application. Hours Of tuition from
9 to IL and to A night school is open
from 7 to 8.
Conditions and terms as heretofore, exclu-
sivs of fuel, &c.
N. B. The school will con tinue ONE
MONTH, ONLY. Tho.e who apply early
will find ii to their advantage. as they will
fif they choose1 have the privilege OF CONT.
nuing the whole tern without auy additional
charge.
nov 10 d3tss3t
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FOR Charleston, or Savannah,
1SI The good schooner FARMERS
S&rANCY, John Mclnfire, master, bur-
then about 1000 bbls. aud will be ready to
load IN four days, Apply 10
J. Fl. LADD T. Co.
Who have Just received for sale, pei schr.
independence.
.nc boxes fresh Muscstel raisins
500 - yellow soap in 60 & s5lb boxes.
uny 81
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READING-ROOM
MARINE JOURN AL.
P0RTOF ALEXANDRIA, nor. 20.

ARRIVED,
Nov. 81 Schr Harriet, Z Taylor, from
Chatham, lAIass.) ballast to Tn. IL. How
Ind NOV. 26.
sshr Farmers Fancy, M'lntire, eight
a,ys from ST. Marys, Georgia; Timber
fr the Navy Yard Washington.
SAILED,
sloop Armada, Kirkland, N. York.
Norfolk, FoU. 81.
Ascharfd IN Hamptoa Roads ysster-
d,y afernoon-Schr. Rising States. At.
Wood, Is days from Sc. Georges, BERN
n ballast to the master, bound W here.
Isas.br. Packet, of and from Belfast,
Mel Tor Elizabeth City, u. c to sail in
10 DAVIS, being the only American in port.
Prices al st. Georges Corn, bushel, SO
cts 81 IN demand; Black Eyed Peas,
bushei 81 %; Flour, SIS; Slaves and
Shingles in demand.
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Maryland Tobacco.

nm. FCo liz j. Co.
WILL purchase lew Hhd.. o. Mary
land TOBACCO.
nov "a.
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Pocket Book Lost.

4 POCKET BOOK was lost on or a.
Z bom the 18th inst contsining as nearly
as re.alerled. about two hundred and sixty
FIVE dollars. The person who lost II was IN
ms town about that time, from whence ns
,y,ceeded to Alexandria, and there for the
h->t TINE discovered his loss, Whenever mas
found the above property, and will denver II
al this Office, shall receive very liberal re-
ward Should il be found in Alexandria,
tn inder will please to ioorm Mr. Snowden
OF the same. who will convey the informa-
ton to this Office.
Georgetown Metropolitan Office, NOv. "a.
r,, 81 81
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For Freight,

Tss T Tdes seb9 m,s, Mary AIRY. AS s
barrels, and will be ready TO receive car
90 in few days. Apply TO
WA. FOWLE &. Co.
Who have for sale said schooner's cargo of
l25 tons plaster.
nov "a
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Again, C itizens Of Alexandria

= G. DEETH has the pleasure Of in
y. forming you that. having recovered
from bis lndlsposltion he has recommended
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17
BiED,


In this town, on the 5th inst. Cdto Opering,,
respectable black, supposed to be upwards of One
Hnndred and Ten years Of age. He was brought
from Africa TO this tosn, by Capt Abraham AL,
about the year 1850, and was then By his own ac
count. upwards Of so years Of age as he stated,
that when he vas taken from his home and family
by hostile tribe, he left behind him a wife, two
daughters who we're married, and several grand
children: that sfterv ards he served an African
prince or years. and vas then sold to Capt All.
who brought him here daring tire old french war
.H.reury.
On Wednesday last, PgftE z and on :he day
following, JosATHAN b. tRin children 0f Mr.. An.
drew Melville, aged 90 months They we're bo.h
inferred in one grave a; the same time
On Sunday morning last. ELIZA, only child Of
Mr.. Robert VI. Simmons, aged ~ months.
On Monday morning last, WrLLrAM HEsaY
youngest child Of Mr.. Edward stanhope, aged 10
months.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. WILLIAM TArea in
the 86th year Of his age. His funer, win proc. eI
from he dwelling house Of MS son, Capt. Edward
Tayer. this afternoon, st 8 o'clock, which the rel,
tts and friends Of the family are requested 10 at.
tsnd without further invi,s alton.
At MiddIetowr, on the Sth inst. NJ. PErvp
MITeBsLL son OF Mr. Richard Mitchell, in the 36th
year Of his age. This was enormously inserted in
our isst Peter Chace.
At North Kingstown. IN the sth Aug. last, Mr.
SAnusL SvEsT, aged -. lie sustained through
6fe the character Of an honest worihv man.
Al Providence, Miss Ass.ELilA GoooARp
Ged II, daughter OF the bate William Goddard,
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NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,
Has just received, az his old stand,
~ S-L,L C,.xk


Has just r.reiDed, az his old stand,
no. l76, Thames Sreef,'
And Offers for sale ss low as can be purchased
iu town, fot CASE,
"A N assortment of bes, superfoe Broad
1 \ cloths and Cassimeres, Eashionable col.
DTS; middle and low p'iaed do. do. fo- Sur
touts; Tar,an Pads, 10, Closks super and
common drab Devonsni,e Ketsrys double
milled Broaociolhs, for G eat Goats plain
and embossed Bombaze,tes, black and fancy
co'o's superb ne~ f., hioned Cassineit Vest
ing; Vale. cia +Sd Common do rich gilt
coat and vest Buttons; superb fancy Crsva,s (;
black silk and flag II n 'kerchicfs; brown
Hollands and Co,tons, very cheap.
-" His friends and the public are invited
TO call and examine for themselves.
NeUhorr, Ocfober ~ 1921.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.


ENTERED.
Big Betsey, Hr'h wy, Dighion; Sloop
Express, Bliss, Nv YnrS ship Fisher
Ames, Seabu y, GiD slts o'ig Agsnora, Ell
d. cd. SurrioaD.
Sloop Expe6mtn,. Willard, New.York
schr. Ba,ry, ieg-, 81 Bsnholomews
.l0cp n ".Yo.k Man'o, Martinique brig
Hntm. Watt. New . leans.
Thu sday, Oei. li-A"ived brig Hector,
Pa sons. OF and tor Providence. 100 day
rom Stockh In, wi cargo OF icon.
Fiaay-S,oep Edenton, Walker, from
Richmond, bound to DghIon.
Samrdag--Arriyed snip Fisher Ames,
Ssabuy, SO rsys T. ON G,btal,ar
= .HEm6RsND.a
The brig NJ .no, II Busloi sailed from
Gibralla'. abou, 4o days siuor, for home.
The brig M,,i. Lawton Of Bristol sailed
from Consirad. fn' nome, Aug. l6
The big B'utus, Phillips, of this port
from Roue' dam, tor Cons,rad', passed Elsin.
eur Aug. 20.
The sch. Gonsolye arrived a, Philadelphia,
90 s,h inst. 4 days from his port.
Arrived a, Nsw.York, on tho % inst.
brig Balance, Beonet, 90 days from ST. Pc.
-tersburg, and so from Elsineur.
A, Naples, July 81, brig Samuel, Barber,
oftbis poet. The slst, Diana, Bishop, OF
ditto.
Arrived a, Georgetown, ID c. on the h
ins. sloop Fancy, Butler, f. ON this port.
Tho United States frgaIe Cons,e ellotion,
wss's' Csiao' on the Sth nf July-al well on
board.
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the Rev. Mr. O'hermsn, aged months - Nc. Asa
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daughter of Mr.. John Waterman. aged Is months.
At Taunton. on the 4,h ms, Capt JosIPH BAR.
Nay. in The sist year Of bis age.
At Concord. IN II } on the LIST inst Hon THos.
sw, TBoMPsos. late q senator iu Congress from
the state OF New Hampshire
Al Philadelphia, on the Sd inst Com ALExAS.
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u S Navy, and Commissioners OF the Nav, Yard in
that cit, Com Rodgers is now The senior naval Of
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