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Fresh Teas, &c.

Fresh Teas, &c.
Nozr landing from schr. Elisa, Meaker,
from Ne0o York,
on G % Box Il Young Hysoo Tea,
SO SO Ten caty boxes Gunpowder do
box.s cont'g IS g ID. cannis.
tors, gunpowder lea.
&C ten catty boxes Imperial do
box cont'g 40 10 cannisters do do
The above Teas are OF the cargo of the
London Trader, Huntress, and Savannah, of
the latest importations, and of first quality,
offered for sale on accommodating terms, by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
Who has IN Store
geo bbls. Baltimore No. behring's of
superior quality
400 realms wrapping paper
50 50 S bbIs Baltimore Wai'ksy.
90 hhds. bright w l. molasses
So hhds. Muscavado sugar, part OF very
superior quality
Is Or cack. Sicily Madeira
Is do Coimenar WINES
e e DO DO Malaga 0' ouaiity
5 bis con Ia bottles port
Gunpowder tea ia chests and bali chests
Liverpool blown salt, in sacks
Prime Pork, n. York city inspection
Mould cahdles, sugar loaf paper, binders
and bandbox boards
Canto table mats. &c.
June I8
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Now here, now there, must ne repair,
Or ,tarye sir by denying;
Like death himself, unhappy eli,
He lives by Others dying.
The Soldier decked 10 golden lace,
Looks wondrous fine l own SIR;
Ru ,till I envy not bis place,
when battered to the bone. SIR;
To knock my head against cold lead
never had a notion
n that's the way 10 rank. say
Excuse me the promotion.
The Sailor lives but in JAIL,
With all the risk besides. sir,
of piIlage, founder, and of gale
This cannot be denied, sir,
While so snug, enjoy my mug,
Or kis, my vile, and so forth
When rain and storm the nights de-
form,
And duty bids me go forth.
AFarmer's life then let me live,
Obtaining, while | need it,
Enough for self, and some to give
TO such poor souls as need 1t.
IN drain and fence, nor grudge ex-
pense,
To give my land good dressing,
Pll plough and SOW, or drill IN row,
And hope IRON Heaven blessing.
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J. SWIFT.
ABEL HOLBROK,
D. MINOR.
Sulphur Springs.

rNHE subscriber having rented Gen.
l. fuckers sulphur Springs, in Berkley
County, Va. 6 miles from Martinsburg. and
8 from Charlestown, Informs the public that
he will be ready to receive Boarders or
Travellers by the 10th July next; Those
Springs have been much visited for many
years. They are more known by the name
OF Minghini's Springs. Every exertion will
be made to give general satisfaction to all
who call, ROBT. LEW klGHI.
Sulphur Springs, Jeff. CO, Va. june 27-3t,
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M4RRIED.

MdRRIED.
On Tuesday evening last, BY the Rev.
Joseph Fairclough, Mr.. Richard l.. Carne
10 Miss Gicelia Catherine Latrute, eldest
daughter of Mr.. John Shakes, all OF this
place.
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Barley Coffee.

Barley Coffee.
\ FRESH supply 10 one and two pound
"A papers, received and for sale by the
Barrel
Also,
Soap & Potatoes.
FIFTY boxes New York manufact'd Soap,
and quantity of Potatoes--Received by
the schr. Albee, from New York for sale
by
THOMAS V. HUCK.
7Mo.
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OUTU huUdC.
ENOR sale the cargo of Corn on board the
IL Sch. Julia Ann, Capt. Baton, laying
al Ramsay's wharf. Apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
Who has also for sale, 80 Hhds. Maryland
and Virginia Tobacco.
.A6N The sch. Julia Ann, will take freight
sSfor Norfolk she is nearly new and
will carry about 500 bbls.
July 81
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Notice.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans
court of Charles county, letters of admins
tration ON the personal estate Of Francis
Huntington, late of said county decd. all
persons having claims against the said es-
tate. are hereby warned to exhibit them
with their vouchers legally authenticated
to the subscriber on or before the 18th July
next otherwise by law they will be excluded
from all benefit of said estate-and all per
sons Indebted to the said estate, are reques-
ted to come forward and make immediate
payment, or suit will be brought against
them Immediately without respect to P er-
sons.
MARC ARET DUNINGTON,. Admin
istratrix ofse
FRANCIS DUNlNGTON.
July 2 law3w
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ID. GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr e Fits Hughs,
Corner of K ipo and W,sb;nufon etroot

New-Orleans Sugar.
THIRTY one hhds. first quality New.
Il Orleans Sugar. landing and for sale -
Also IN store. Sc boxes Oranges, and 50 do.
Lemons prime order
LINDSAY l. HILL
June LIFT
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kH READING-ROOM III,
W MARINE J0URN ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Jsly 4.

PORT OF .aLEX.aNDRLa, JSty 4.
ARRIVED
Scbr Emigrant, Gibbs % days from Para,
Rrazil.. hides, caStena NUTS, cocoa, oranges
TO J. Il J Harper.
Schf Stag, hewitt, days from Baltimore.
freight 10 mercha It's Vt the district and sheet
copper for the Navy Yard, Washington.
SAILED,
Schr Hetta Franklin, Traford, Whining
Ton, n. C, , -, IN
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, Norfolk
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Price Of 100000 Dollars only III Dollars


r1 80 ~ o
Ihe drawing rh' PositNeiy commence IN
the city OF washington I'D inc monih OF mo-
vemper, next ana be completed 10 thirty-
three drawings only with all possible des-
patch, under the supellntendance VI
X: T. We'ghtman'
WIN. prem,
yohn Davioson.
D NJ HaP'1s, Esqrs. managers
nos n: uili'ss'
Moses Young,
Andrew Way, Jr.
The Scheme of which is the most brilliant OF
s"y p 10y ~. 'ne E 60 s,a' D.
rr.nd nr;.s of e,oo non
$4,000
@ 10000
200
30 ooo
ioo i'ooo
10 500
los 100
Not two blanks IN a prize.
Whole Tickets II 90 Quarters Q rs
Halves S So Eightbs / 81
Tickets will positively advance TO IL
dallars on The 18th of Next Month. (JuIy.l
Prizes only to be drawn.
On the 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel prize of 5000; and on the 18th day
prize of 5000: on the 2Otb day prize Of
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taken out of,ueL vessel without his written per.
mis- sion
EiyhA-rhat all the directions of the President
or Health Officer, relative to the cleansing OF the
vessels aud the clothing and other srlcles board
shalt be strictly complied With by the officers and
crew and the commander shall be answerable for
any bresebes or vos,ioa OF said directions BY the
people ON board -.-
.sinih.-Tha, the President shall determine At
what distance ION the AsyIam on Coasters -Hsrbor
Island. The Quarantine Vessels shall be placed go
that the heath of the Poor that may be lodged in
the Asylum, may not, at any time. be- in the remot.
est degree, endangered by such vessel
TeaM.-Thst the President shalt not permit coy
sailed or dried hides, or horns. to be lARded in the
compact part Of the town, oness they are perfectly
sweet and entirely free from any patrid smell and
then only at the Long Wharf, to be deposited in
Of the Stores thereon, and there kept Till the
twentieth OF October. unless the Board Of Health
sha'l think it expedent to permit them to be sooner
removed
Fsrerth That all orders and instructions Of the
President for carrying these Regulations into effect,
shalt be in writing, and shall be recorded by the
Clerk of the Beard, in he book kept tor the pur.
pose OF recoIding the doings OF the Board.
TYersh That no vessel arriving st this Port be-
tween the goth day OF this Month. and the 6rst day
ot Nov next, from any port or place whatever hay.
ing Cotton on board. shs be permitted to come in
TO the Harbor, or within haf mile of the compact
part ut this Town, without q written permission
from the Presdest Of this Board for that purpose.
7hi'tecnh -Ths, no Vessel arriving at this Port,
With Merchandise taken on board At Staten Island.
ortrom on board any vessel at the Quarantine Ground
at New York. after toe publication of this Act. shalt
be permitted to enter the Hsrbor Of Newport but
shall be taken TO the Quarantine Ground by the
Health Officer. and shall be detained not less Than
fifteen days, or until discharged by order of this
Board.
Fourteenth That any person violating any of the
aforesaid Regulations, refusing. or neglec,ng 10
comply with any written instructions given by the
President by virtue Of the aforesaid Regulations
shall on conviction thereof, before any competent
Court be kned in a sum not exceeding Two Han.
dred and Fifty Dollars, nor less than Ten Dollars or
be imprisoned not exceeding six Months, at the da.
crelion of said Court.
Fifteenth That the tforegoing Regulations shall
be published three weeks in both the Newspapers
printed in this Town. and copy of them handed
by the health Officer. TO the master Of every quarsn
tined vessel for his government BY Order
CHARLES GYLEs, Clerk.
Newport June '4th. 1921 CJ 201
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N E w GOOD S.
Iohn F. townsend,

Of y ior seic senpiA.. assortment
OF ENGLISH. FRENCH. INDIA and
AMERiAN Fancy & Ssapis Goods, AZ The
iowcsI peices.-,imoag them are, some
French Sope fac b,us, aud Disek Broad.
cloths.
He is con,,antiy teceisiog domestic cotton
goods OF supe ior quality, such as brown
and white sbee,ings snd sbistings; Suipes,
Plaids, Checks, &c. of the best coiofs COT
ton Warp and Fnhns OF all numbers, as Us.
osi. June 20.
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L0mn.lSSiJners .Nonce.

WE. the subscribers having this day been sp.
pointed by ,he Hon Court of Probate, OF the
town OF Newport, ia he county of Newport, Com.
missioners 20 receive and examine The claims a.
gsio.t the estate OF
ROBERT SEATTLE,
late Of Newport, decessed represented inso.vent,
DO hereby give notice, that months from the
date hereof. are allowed u the creditors of said
Estate to Bring IN snd prove their respective claims
and that We saii attend for thar purpose QUE
spestiye dwellings at any time during said period
NICHOLAS TAYLOR COmm,s,i,nsr,.
ISAAC pECKhAM,
Al persons indebted to said estate, are requested
TO make immediate payment to
MARY SEA TILE. .iIinn iistrafriz.
Na,rnnrt lime a l&2l
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NEW GOODS,
F.. w. LAWTON.

As. w. 1h w ANSlNs
HAS during the past week added 20
Packages OF sessoRable Fancy and Staple 0OofSs,
To his former assortment, which now comprehend
almost every article OF Foreign and Don este Man
ufscture, yhlch are offered OF very reasonable
prices.
AnoSo THEN Asxt-
Supcrfine hair back, mix'd and black
French Droadcio,hs. >r
Do black, blue and other color'd Epglish
and American ditto.
Hemp, thread, silk, cotton and worsted
whole and half Hose.
Plaid Silks and Sccrsockers.
Canton and Nsnkiu Grapes, and Crspe
Dresses. rt
Real merioo, Grape, silk snd merino bordev.
ed ADD othcr. Cotton Shswis.
Merino hkfs. and fcdispensab,es.
Elegant s. India book MusIins.
Plain and fancy ieno ditto.
Lace Veils ard Shswls.
Whise Drilling aud Shcetings for panD
looms.
Cheap Linens and Cambries.
Black snd browo twilled Bombazeits, for
mems sCmne' wear.
StsHt Cotton Csssime,es and striped Jeans,
hAg hkis linen csn,b'ir do.
A gteM vatio'y of Rob oos.
Ca'pe,ing aod Csrpc, btntipgs, &c.
.-.fLS0--
Three bales superior domestic Shirt.
incs svd Shee,ings. g."
Newport, Juso s
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NEW EOOKS.

MARINO FALichO, Doge OF Venice, a
tragedy Ia five ae,s, 10Y Lard Byron, vol.
e. 2 Cents.
NOBLE SLAVES, or the lives and Ad.
vcatures oi two 10 ds snd two Ladies, being
history of repsrksble events, oy Mrs. Au-
bin, vol. 62 | 2 cents.
MY FRIENDS FAMILY, a sketch of)
inlended 70 sugssst some prAcucal hints on
Rei.gIao aud Domestic manners, by Ms.
Ma, saal,, vol Is cts.
HENRY LONGDEN, The Life Of, comp;-
, led irom ois own Msmoi,s, from his diary,
and his letters and other authentic docu
men,s. 4" Behold an fs'aeiite indeed, In
whom is no guile" | vol. SO CTS.
The above are for sale az he Dry Goods
& Book Sore Of JAMES HAMMOND.
luce 20 1871.
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]. b. PtABODY,

JgSYIcE or THE PEACR,
TAs opened an Office No 80, Broad-
/ i street, and mos, respectfully ofsers his
services TO his friends sod the public, In the
execution Of Deeds, Bonds, Indentures, A.
greements, Assignments, Bills OF Sale, A.
wards, Leases sod Releases, Leueus and
Warrants Of Attorney, Pe,itionss wills and
Testsmeots, Policies, Charter Parties, Com
plants, At9uittsoces, Sc. &c. and will exc.
cue all other instruments of writing, and 81.
tend promptly to tho ,rsnsscsioD Of oh other
business which may come within his iiris-
dietion.
N~wno,,, May so, 1891.
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LEGHORN, CHIP, & STRAW
BONNETS.

LEGHORN, CHIP, & STRAW
BONNETS.
JUST received by ii SESSIONS, a
large assortment Of Leghorn, Chip, sod Srrsw
Boonets. Also, Q lew pieces Of Nsnkin
Grapes, and Grape Sbs@ls Of a superior quail
hy. June 90, is2i
GOLD WANTED .G
WM JAMES TILLEY,
No. i2A, 2A,TaAxsssrREsr,
Ind No. /, Custom Hosse CoGvs,
Nv ANTS from two 10 twenty thousand
dollars, in either Bri,ish, Portugal,
American, French or Spanish Gold, (or
which be will pay as follows--bills Of either
Banks IN this town, or bills Of Exchsnge at
s'ght oo Boston. June 20.
70 LEY,
AZ convenient tenement, for q small -gcu.
"A teei family, Sishous ehiidrer, or, one or
i~o single persons. Enquire Of DR.. JOHN.
SON, OF No. tes, Ttames-strcct.
June 20
MASONIC FESTIVAL.
TIE MOST W0RSHIPFUL
JOHN CAkl.ILE,
80 i GRAND MAsTEs.
THE Anniversary Meeting of the Worshipfu,
GRIND Lodge II the STATE Of Rheds Island and
<rsrcesace Fiasfatiess, will be holde" At 81 Johns
Hall, ia Prov ideDce, on MONDAY, the 25tb instant.
The 0rssd Lodge will assemble at O'Clock, A. n
rhr Worshipfu Grand Ofkcers, Members .uf the
Grand Lodge, Proxies of Lodges, Members Of the
saborsnste Lodges, and all Others concerned. are
requested TO take notice, and give their attendance
accordingly.
ny otder.
WALKER Hu MPHRY, Grand See'ry.
June l3.
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"PnINT TING, ef al knds. ereruled in
q sansfaesory maaSe,, at His office.
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FOX SALE,

Ind ho,,ession siuen Immediately
A small Estate lying in Middletown,
containing one acre Of land. we'll fenced
with good s,one wall. very pleasantly sitSated. with
q conveniert dwelling house and other buiIdings
some Excellent apple trees and never falling vel
ofxster thereon. por terms apply 10 BLiZ tBEru
SMITH. on the premises. or JAMES FARLEY,
Newport
Middietown MAY 9Th, 1921
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LWPOKl' BANK.

NOIiCE IS terrpy given, that the bali
~ yessly Dsidead will De declared and
pa.I, oa Moodsy, the second day of July
nex, to those VINO appear by the books OF
she Bank, to be Stockholders On me 23d INST,
BY order
John r. sHEARMAN, Cashier.
NeWpo Jnn, 30. 1921. 3w
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Nathaniel Sweet & Co.

NdttidtllGA CWCct 0 70.
HAVE just received one Case elegant
LEGHORNS. Also, a few 'eiegAo, Csssi-
mere SHAWI.S, with rich borders Of
which are stfered low 10, Cash
yune IS
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NeaO and Cbeqp Gooat.
lOHN H. Nh Ion

JOHN B. Nj !, ION,
.if Did S.api, No Io..
HAS just received more new and sea-
sousbie Goods, which now rskes a coed
sssorment for the sesson---among which
Ge,
Black Canton Grapes, superior quail
y; while Drilling. soitsbie for gen,lc mems
psotsloons; white Russia Shee,ing. for do
Linens, pot up in half pieces 70 scconin,o.
date purchasers, &c.
65~it would be useless TO enumcss,c tho
great variety OF articIes-taercfore purcba-
sers arc respectfully invited to call and
see: J. June 6.
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LIGHT PRINTS.
Robert p. Lee,

HAS just received, 20pieces more of
those chesp light undress'd PRINTS, and going for
only IS een,s per yard.
Likespisf, some elegant Pmasols,
from i2s to 81 50.
Juno g.
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COMMERCIAL CREDIT.

On former occasion we gave our views
of the effects Of unprecedented credit
system. We now proceed to enquire into
its causes
Nations are not the growth of day,
and the present condition of people is
frequently owing to circumstances which
have had their origin in periods SO remote
as te be but indistincty known, or which
are, perhaps. buried in complete obsurity.
Promising these truths, we presume that
we shall not be censured, if We attribute
the present rage for credit in the u.
States, partly 20 the practice of the early
colonists
This practice arose from the peculiar
state of the country. The emigrants
found the land fertile, but they wanted
the necessary implements of agriculture
and that which might support them till
they could bring their produce to market
To obtain these, they used to pledge their
future crops; and the system prevailed to
SO great all extent, that for considera
bic period the British merchant was al.
ways one year in advance to the Amerl-
can planter, or, in other words, the i'm
ports OF one season were to be paid for by
the exports of the next As the country
was for sometime after its settlement un-
derstocked with capital, or, as the inhabi-
tants had not in their possession the means
ofturning their land and labor to the most
profitable account, obtaining these means
on trust was the method common sense
pointed out: & as the increase of the earth
could be looked for with some degree of
certainty, and there was no doubt of Sc
curing market, it would have been fol-
ly in them to deny themselves the neces-
saries and comforts Of life, when they
could procure them on credit, and when
they were sure that their debts could
soon be iiquidated. But the practice con-
tinued long after its use had ceased. Fit.
ty years after the settlement of COLONY,
the necessity Of foreign credit no longer
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Nezs- York. 3lg {


Accounts from Mobile to July l7h state
that the place remained very healthy, very
few deaths having occurred The p esent sea-
sou, anu none by fever since the decease OF
Mr Lie, on the 2Sth Of June. 1t was, how.
ever, unhealthy up the country.
A gentleman bad arrived at Mobile who
left Pensacola on the 9th Of July at which
tire the place was IN possession Of the SPAN
iards. The ship Lucy Ann, OF this port, en-
gagged as transport, had, however, arrived
lrom New Orleans, and il was expected that
Gen. jackson would march in from his en-.
campment in the neighborhood, and take
possession on the following day.
Iii appears from this account, the latest
we have had irom that quarter. that the re-.
port of Gen. Jackson having issued his proc.
lansation al Pensacola on the 10th ult was
incorrect. The information of our cores.
pondent, that the form OF surrender OF the
post would take place on the Goth instant,
will therefore probably prove to have been
entirely correct, Mat Intel.
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Although we do not agree with the editor
of The Pit:sbu,g Gazette, that the following
production which appeared originally in the
London Monthly Magazine, is from the pen
of Geofiy Crsyon, Gent. yet 1t certain.
" proceed. from some kindred spirit,
(the FIRST part reminds us Of Jonathan Old.
style, Of former dsys) and that entities it TO
q place in the Evening Post.
Oh. for the days that are gone 1.-The gold
er days of cooked hats-the Augustine era
OF country dance: the apotheosis of minuet |!
How well do remember the first night !
yen,ured npon The latter. that genuine relic
nf tlrv old trench court. What an awful re I.
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IDLE PERSONS, BEWARE

DstTot, Jury b.
his afternoon, vagrant, who was taken
ami tried before one OF our justices OF the
peace, agreesbly to the vagrant act of this
Territory, will be sold at public auction at
the Marke, House. The purchaser will be
entitled 10 bis services for ten days, at the
expiration oil which time, he must leave the
territory, or be willing to obtain livelihood
by creditabIe labor. On the trial he could
give 40 satisfactory account of himself, OF of
the manner in which he obtained his liveli-
hood.
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sword wore out the scabbard-her iraas
gradually faded aW ay, and r%iid dec
al length released her nom her uncohiptaln-
ing miser;-I followed her to the grave; snd
how often did return to the SPOT to bedew
it with my tears! Many vow have made
to suppress my unavailing grief, aud refrain
from visiting the place oil her burial, when
in the very midst of my resolutions my feet
have uncoHsclou ,ly carried me 10 it again.
Most truly might have exclaimed with
Tibullus, ''Juravi QUOTES redItorum ad !,mi-
ma bunqusm? Cum benz Jursri pes tamen ip-
Sc redit."
Years have since rolled away, and can
now think Of Fanny wllhout--forgive me,
Mr.. Editor, but tear has fallen upon the
very spot where was about to make boast
OF my stoicism. | may, however without
emotion, declare. that OF all the girls ever
knew, FannY-Psha a other tear? | will
not write another word upon the subject.
SONG TO FANNY
When morning through my lattice beams,
AND twittering birds my slumbers break;
Then, Fanny, Irecal my dreams,
Althoua b they hid my bosom ache.
For still dream of thee.
When wit, and wine, and friends are met,
And laughter crowns the festive hour,
In vain struggle to forget;
Still does my heart confess the power,
And fondly turn to thee
When night is near, and friends are far,
And through the tree that shades my cot,
gaze upon the evening star,
How DO mourn my lonely lot,
And, Fanny, sigh for thee.
know my love is hopeless-vain;
But Fanny, do not strive to rob
My heart Of all that soothes its pain
The mouInful hope, that every throb
Viii make it break for thee.