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CoNsTASriSoPLE, Sept. 2.
Edrihguake al HieDgo.


Accounts from Syria state that Aloppo, one
Of the most beaotir', rich and ilourish,pg cit
| ies Of tho Ottoman Empire, was visited by a
| succession of Tremendous earthquakes, which
continued from the 18Th TO The l6Ih of Au.
gGst, and which laid waste great part of The
city, and buried, according to some accounts,
IRON 25 10 $4,000 OF the miserable Inhsbi.
| tan,s in the ruins. The loss Of property is
represen'cG 20 be inucnsc. The hustisn
Consul G-ne,al, the Cheyelier Won Piccoto,
with his family, are said TO be OF the number
who pernhed. They hsd left their falling
residence. and were flying 10 one Of the gates
OF the cily, when The walls Of khao fell and
buried them. The account adds, that the
whole surviving population wsre encsmped
without The oi,y aud that Antioch and Lao.
dicea had suffered severely by The same earth
quake. The Arabs, hea'lng OF this, calamity
bas,eDcd IN hu'des to piunder the distressed
Inhabitants, but wete repulsed by the Pacba.
Fears were entertained that the tfiluvia from
the decd bodie, would add pesliienee TO The
calamity of the city. a French Captoio re.
ports, that near Cyprus, in The latitude &c "A.
leppo, two rocks rose out 81 the sea, "a, the
Tine o! the earthquake. fM
This ciiy OF Syda is 81 ted in lai 36 nor, h
long 81, east, on 8 small nils, with seitcni
oi z OF miles. Il is the iuutih city of the
Ottoman Empire, being exceeded IL popula.
ton and wealth only By Constantinoplc, Cat
ro, and Damascus. Il is finely bSih, with
broad streets and elevated side wsiks. A
dis'sn, quartet 6f The city is allotted to Euro
peans, and ono'her 10 Jews. The mosq YES
are built of free stone, with comes and uerc
are about 20 mos, spacious inns and coife e.
houses, with galleries for rnasicians. The
population exceeds $50 900 of which so 900
are Christians and 5000 Jews the res, Turks
and Arab,.--ils manufactures OF silk and cot
ton are ceiebraiedj and the export of nut
gals, ugs, copper &c. very great. Four
caravsos annually proceed fom hicppp 10
Constsntnopte and Others ars:ve iyom Ma.
cha with coffee, as well as with mu,lins, sc
foo, India.
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other cause OF malignant, OF yellow fever. I
shall continue to call the public oiteo,ion to
this subject, and, il mistzee not, shall con-
yioco every theoretical p/etender, whether he
has on NJ. ID. sfter his name or not, they have
oil mistaken the true source OF the evil.
The panic is over, the unsu,pec,iog inhsbi.
tpnis have returned TO their dwellings, and
hey now should be prepared TO reason, and h
.bey should POLO, the>fnger Of scorn at quacss,
chemical preiendefs, and medical knight er-
rants, j, will no, be my fault. The people
must and shall know The truth.
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quis Of Hastings, in tho Governor General.
ship OF iodis. We anticipate tina. he will ex-
ecu,e the du.ics OF tina, high end difficult OF.
flee, with honor to himself aud advantage TO
the country. Courier.
The state of Ireland prepares US for the
worst. We are by 90 means surprised to see
intima,ions that the repeal of the Union will
be attempted, both in and out Of PsHiamen,.
In the Dublin Evening Post, we notice csli
tor the re.assembiing Of the Parliament of
ireiand. This, of course, coonot be without
The previous repeal OF the Act of Union !;
end we confess tina, we think tha; The remedy
voold be worse than tho disease. That as
sembly wa, weighed in the ba'ance and foood
TO be most lamentaby deficient Grea, Brit.
ain has had liule reason TO exult in this Act
Of Union; in regard 10 which the yecifrociiy
seems 10 haze been all on The side ef Ireland.
Nj. Coioorn has u,t obtained The JooToal
of Coun, dc Las Cssas, in which are record
ed the whole Of N,polcc.'s Conversation with
him during his residence at ST. Helena. Ttis
Journal, II will be recoilected, was seized
with the other papers Of the Count, and has
a,ey been restored by the Blush Govern.
mem. II will be published in lew weeks
Died 10 London-Mts. Gsrtick, the ycnc-
rabis reiicl Of the celebrated Mr.. Ga.rick.
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I.ospoN. Oct. z.

The severe decree aLop,ed by he Postu.
guese Cortes against the Prince Reeen, Of
BwziI hs, occssiontd sou. unea4ine,s a, Lis
bon. The Prince is soo.in law 10 The EN-.
peio' Of Ausiri3, his Princess being cwn sis-
ter 20 the Tx Empress Maria Louisa end it
IS understood the Emperor will view With
di'app'oba,ion The measure adopted end
make II subject OF discussion at the Con
gress OF Vefona. The Priuce rs ordered ty
the decree, 10 leave Brszi, and set out on his
return TO Portugal within one month aGes the
receipt oi the decree, on pain Of iorteuiog his
nigh, as The successor to the crown. Ii is
known, that be will not obey the decree, end
rhs' be holds ,he Cores in most sovereign
oonltmpt. IL vii! soon be seen whether the
ia'hcr.iniaw will subml quietly TO ,he forfeit.
u'e.
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MADRID, Oct. 9
AfairS Of Spain.

The Minister of w AZ has earnestly recon-
mendrd to the Sovereign Cortes, 90 augment
the tesuar army, from Fifty one houssnd in
fantry to 80 600; and the cavalry from $500
TO 200 lhis 1ugDc nia,ion, he says, is neces-
say to the iulhmsn Of the impu. mt tlu.
ties oI the deps,tUeot. The Minister of f..
nance has also recommended, that ways snd
meao' he immediately devised to supply the
doicn OF $50 millions oil reals forty four
millions OF do'las and furIher, that the
sum oi aS2. .niiiiops.oughi TO be added TO the
estimates of the year to meet the exigen.
c!es OF the public service; and TO allow the
government, means TO discharge the high ob.
hgdi0as which the state oi The naiico imposes
OF *.
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VIENNA, Sept. 2s.
Congress ofHero1a.

CcIS1CSS ~ y cfO'Iu.
The Empero's suili remein IN this CITY
and the Ministers Of Austria, Ru.sie and
P'u's'a hold daily meetings on ,he affairs of
these three Powers. The Duke OF WeI,inc.
ten has no; arriyed, aud until no does, the i'm.
por,sot sf,,rs OF SPAN will No, be discussed.
His Grace arrived on the Soth OF Seplem.
ber,
During the Congress, the A-chduche,,
Maria Louisa (Bonsparte's widow will re.
side a, Scboenbr uon, (nesr Vicnn,) with her
son. Some 91liinunes have exported that
she would ,isi, Veroos during the session of
the Congress aud tia, the interests of her
son woold be discussed by this body. Thi,
S ile.--ller son has On otbef Interests than
any other grandson oil the Emperor would
have.
The Congress will form two Cs,mber.
The hrN Chamber will be composed of Eve
Sovereigns, nao ely, the Empe,ors Fesncis
sod Alexander, Kings Frederick William, OF
Prussia, Ferdinand, OF Naples and Sicily, and
Charles Felix, OF SirdInia They viii dis.
euss gcncrsl subiec, The second Chsmber
will be composed Of one Minister from each
Sovereign, namely. the Prince Mette, mich,
Tor Aus,,is (~ho viii sct as President vf he
ChamheD ,he DJke Of Wellington. Isr
Greai Bri,aia; C,uat NesselrOds5 isrl,us,ia /;
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Count Bernsto'if, for prussis, ssa Prince
Roho iot Naples. The ceiebssted p,Ii,iesl
w'i,er NJ Gsosz, Of Aest'ia VIII act Is Sec
ie'sry.
The principles established at Lsybacb, in
1920, will continue TO be the basis oi The new
measures. The sGsirs of Italy will settle
themselves, syfeeab'y TO the provisions Of ex-
isting uesues. Those Of Spain wnI be the
mos, perplexing. u is minated, that the
Regeocy. established IN Catalonia, will be con-
sdered as expressing the wishes o, the Spsn.
i,b nation; aud that he basis Of their pro-
ceedrngs will bs recognised by the Congress,
spd that The Co'tes assembled at Msdsid will
be invited TO accodc to the reoogni ion. ssI re
sutesi means 10 preserve peace. II is sdded,
tina, all me Cabinets are eed on the mcas-
ores respecting spain.
Letters say toat the Congress will be opeo-
ed the 18Th OF October, aad be closed on the
25th OF November aud that the Emperof
Alexander viii ca, his Chri.lmss dinaer in
ST Peters6ueg6.
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Some time since. Mr.. Noah, editor Of
The Advocate, at New York, extracted
from the Evening Post, at The same place,
a paragraph, Of old date, which villifed.
in the usual style OF that paper, the char
ac,er OF Doct Mitchell, or some Other
distinguished man. In process Of time.
the Editor of the Post, Doct. Coleman.
(as he Is iacctiously called, has fourd il
necessary, for political purposes, to speak
IN the highest terms of commentator Of
those very persons he he'd so vulgarly
and grossly abused -Mr. Noah watch
es him with the eye ola hawk and wher-
ever he finds any pnsrsadlncss OF ao;,,
in the Doctor, he is sure to hear Gom
him. Accordingly, not long since. =
most abusive paragraph was extracted
from an old paper Of Coleman's, and nub
hshed in the Advocate. as contras, ~
what Coleman was now saving of tie
same character. The Doctor ;s furious
denies that the paragraph ever APPEAR.
ed IN the Evening Pos,-calls Mr.. Noah
iar' &c: and pompously offers a reward
OF one hundred dollsrs to any one who
should pout on, uchaparsgrarh. Mr..
Noah dld So, and referred him TO lie
GATE OF the paper; but after al, The Dec
tor ny some contemplate quil,ble,
meanly refused to pay the reward. For
'n's Nr Noah has on every occasion
publicly Gtlnaeg him; and we concluded
,ne Doctor was entirely past all shame.
The Advocate of Friday last, which We
received YESTERDAY, haws,cr, dcvs nc,
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SrRhsBOURG, Oct.

Yesterday The sentence Of death oi the
Court Martial on L,euten'nf.Coionei Csron
was executed IN he resf / The barscks ~
his ci'y. He Oet bis death with the firm
t,ess cl q soldier.
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The Count OF Cassaiion has found nothing
to aToend in the Judgement of the Coun
which has uied and condemned Gen. Be,ton
ard hrs accompiices. The execution ct the
sentence wilt therefore take place on them
within 48 hoors, niier ,he decision is received
with he exception OF Frsdin snd Seuchauit,
whose punIsh,penI Is commu,ed.
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Lord Strsncford, The Is iish M'nis,er to
the Potte, has arrived here, and bruught
stroug assurances That the sfiairs of Turkey
aud Greece arc 90 the eve OF being se,tled. =
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By Royal Decree issued tciday, bis
Ma ss,y has ordered, thai The Cerdop Sanifa,ye
ca ne SpaDi.h border, be discUDtlDoed as
such after ,he i,t of October (; bot, never,he.
less, that the troops employed in 't, shall be
msioraiotd es Corfs u C5srvanon. 1t IS
alleged 90 ooe .'e thai The continuation OF
this corps on The 'soni,er has no object hostile
to the peace or independence oi spain while
on The Other. it Ia said, that ii is only n'sc
mask To conceal designs which were visible
through The old one and ,!,st The hole pro-
cecdlug Is ehcf d'onv,r OF 1aLry,anaiSm.
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NOLASSES. GIN. Sc.
{. Nj. THURSTON.

Ais ia" reeeived and .Ssrs for ,as.
80 haids. retailing hioiasses
do. and 20 bols. Jenks' and Phelps
best rye Gin;
5 do. Wes,India Rum;
pipes Cognae Brandy;
% %. casks Wines, different kinds
% Kegs Richmond manufactured Tobac.
co, ii'st quality;
20 do Cunpowder
IS boxes Doohtle Soap;
100 .eams Wrapping. 20 DO. WtiIing Pa.
per;
1000 lbs. pure Ginger;
bale Cofks.
ALss-Hyson Young Tyson, Hysonkkin,
Sooehoos aud Bohea TEAS, by tue ches, j,
boxes snd bbls. Havana White and Brown
Sugars Loaf do Coffee, Pepper, Plmento,
NuImsss, CassIa, Pesrl.A.h; Chocolate,
Spanish and American Segsrs Lorri!iard's
Scotch and MiccobVy Snuff Paper Tobacco,
SC. sc. Jope S.
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MRS. TOWNSEND,

Inform her friends and the ta6Lic in general,
TIL AT she has lately returned from New.
York, and now offers for sale, a, ,he store
Formerly occup,ed by $. s. 4. c. Howand,
the following articles :---
Feather and paper Fors;
Morocco ard fancy Rc,cules
Silk and Thread Lace
Extra large round, aud side Combs
Plain and wild Lu'suings
ieghorn and Silk B0nae,s
Black, green and white pressed Crepe
Beaver, kid and leather Gloves.
Elegant GarnituIe Ribbons, tlom 10 10 So
cts. per yard; ..
Artificial Flowers, from & 10 l25 cts
Bopdhaxes, Wire, MllIioet, Cotton Cords,
&c. ard Reeds hy ihe groce OF dozen.
y. Il. Umbrellas and Pafasols covered al
tho above store, June s.
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.HE.NO R.fND.q.
Vt Savannah May 20h sioop Rapid Perry, day
r on St Augustine.
Brig Hiram. Easton ofthis port arrived at Point
Tetre, MAY 5h from Wilmington.
Sailed from BiakeIy May Stu, schr. Tassel, Day.
ton, Of this port, for New.Yors
At Elizabeth City, May Is, sloop Fro.ic, Brown,
from this port.
Spoke in lat AZ, long 4]. brig Maria. Lawton, Of
Bystoi, lS days from Mstanzes for ST. letersburgh,
all we'll
left a, Havana, May i2-sch Zephyr, Barton,
Warren 10 sail in IS days ship Columbia, Hatch,
Bristol, John Burdick of this port, Is; Matilda,
Trot. Warren dscharging Charlotte, Car:, bris-
Il, -; Mary, WILCOX, of this port from Charleston,
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SAMUEL HICKS,
M z IH;U>

No. 7, Wl?iam. Svees,
in tie lane eadng sasf from Me hard ,gare store lai..
s occupied BY M Stephen De5ieis.
ESPECTFuLLY informs his Friends
Az and ,he Pubne, that be has commsnc.d 4
the dressing of Goats, Psnlaioons, Ladies
Dresses, MeriDo Shawis, Grapes, sc. a, the
above place; where Ladies and Gen,em,n a
can be accommodated 10 ,be best msnns :, and
with poncluOlily.- Ills mode OF dri ssing
Coats, Pao,aloons, Sc. by steam sponging,
shieh extracts all kinds oi stains hav,hg q
composition Tor so doing, which eoables him
To dress elO,hes SO that no PEI son can scai CO
distinguish them from new. lie restores
seams OF clothes TO their original colo 5, W hen
worn whIte--Ciolhes war; aDted 70 wear o.
months ai'es dressing, aud then can be
diessed again.
WE The subscribe,s have he'd coats d,ess-
cd ~ Samuel Hicks, in o satisfactory msaner,
and ebeerioily recommend him to .ne public
as peiiec master oi the business, Which ho
pIoiesses.
ROBERT p. LEE
STEPHEN Ii. CAHOONE.
Newport, May az, 1922.
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DRY GOODS
THAMES.S

STEPHEN H. CAHOONE,
Has just received and now offers for sale as cheap
as can DC purchased in town, an extensive as.
sortment oi English, French aud India Goods-yil-
BhIIISH GOODS.
Blue, black and mixed ssperfae Brosdcloths
DO do do do Csssineres
Cot,on carnbrioks and Jacone, Muslins
striped checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Canbrck Hdkfs
limitation do do
Whils and striped Jeans
Fancy Nestings, Val,n,ia, do l..
Mixed Grsadurills-drab. white and corded Drnys
70 and 4 Irish Laens-black and bro@ @n do
Csmbr,ck aud common Dimuies
Gngbsm Robes--striped and plaid C;pghsms
Furniture pstches--two blues stiped C.iico,s
Light LoDdon and Manchester prints
Brown, green and yellow Calieoes
Womens' white and colored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
DO do do worstsd 40
Womeps' do do do DO
"a and 8 4 Chintz shawls-s.a Merino do
Printed Cashmere do
White. green, yellow and red f!annels
Cotton and worstea Braces
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Mixed aud bundle London pins
Cotton Ferretts and cotton Threads
Embroidering Cotton
Wire Thread-Ball do in boxes
Coronation plsids--pearl shirt Buttons
Flag Hdkfs for gentlemens' cravats
Wine aud 6gured cotton cambrick dc
) and Al tine shifting Cotton.
ight blue and pink Zcphrys.
Green and figured ssrcene,s.
= @ FRkNCH GOODS.
Elegant "a and 3 q Merino shawls go. g.. .,a
DO red and white Hdkis- Wrought Indispenssbles
GA ptenia sbawls- Fancy silk Iilkfs
Black, white and green Grapes
Le,antines. Florences aud ssuins -
Plain and fringed plaided Ribbons t..-,
Fancy Rbbons-tisnk Gailoons- Kid Gloves
Ladies black and white silk Hose
Do do do 30, Gloves
Chinela Cords--Hooks and Eyes
PLAIN and figured silk Lace
Striped and corded MsrceIlina-- Merno Fringe.
,t INDIA GOODS.
Black ssrcenets and synchaws ., . ...
Black, white and colored Canton Grapes
Black Nankin Grape Dresses-Blsck silk Hdks
Canton Csmbets-Black and coored sewing silk
Flag a,.d Ranaanna Hdkfs-striped Seersuckers.
~ .fLSO,
American shee,ings o.,
3.4 do blesched and unbleschcd do-3.A stripes
Brown and bleacbed Russia sheetngs
3 and "A American Chex
satirets, Woocnejts. &c. MAY %
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NOl'lC

. / TNE Public are respec fully informe &,
Z '(tbat on SUNDAY evening, 9Th inst. al
o'c!o,k <, a Sermon viii be delivered in
Ihe Methodist Chapel, by tie Rev. Mr.,
Webb, in behalf OF tnc African Bcne vole nj
Society, and at The close Of tho service lha,
there will be a collection for .he support OF the
school under The patronage Of said society.
June S.
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DIED.,

In his town on SATURDAY. morning last, very sud
denly. Capt WiiGGm Ross. aged 64 -
Al Providence. Mrs Mary Bragg, wife n Mr. Her.
man Rrosg, aged 35 ycars-Mr. George 6h'o'S a.
ged SO years.
At Warwick on the 22l ul., Capt. VILLAIN Uarner
in the e}d year of his age. -.
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Fl. Sc $50 n 5.
Has ilSt yecelTe9

has jtlSt rece!SeG
A FREsH supply OF Spring and Sum-
1 n mer GOODS, Which he offers for sale on the
mos accommodating terms Among which are -
Merino shawls and Hand Low priced do.
kerchets 'Red, white, green and
Imitation ditto yellow Fiannels
Valencia long ditto 4 Sattnetts
Fancy silk h4ndkerchiefs Wooiinetts
Gauze ditto Ask, Msrseies and VAL
Silk scarfs encia ves,ings
Grape shawls ystr,ped Jeans, large as.
Levan,ne ditto L sortment
Cotton do. with satin p4-4 & Ga Cambrics
borders SDo Jaconet
Silk, cotton and worsted Back and colored India
hose Levantines
Long English silk gloves DO sat,ins
Kid habit ditto 4 Ginghans
silk Gsuse yStamp'd cambrics
Cypress Grape Pattern dresses, new
Italian ditto fashion
Nsnkn and Canton do. 4 Flag and black silk hand
Thread and silk Laces kerchiefs
Fancy and p ain Ribbons Coucn hsg DO .,.
Real iudis Book MusEns Cambria and common
Imitation do. y Dimities
India null muslins & Garlic Gin CHAINS
Limitation do. yBiack, blue and yellow
few Leghorns veryS Nsnkins
cheap 4 Black ard coored worst.
Cacoes, great variety ed Bonbasins for gen
Cashmere Shaw's q tlemen's wear So aud
Scperfine Broadclo,hs & 5.4 Bombazin silk and
Cassmeres y twists.
Newport, June 5.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATu.
10 be sold az Public Anctinn

On 'be lo'h day Of June next, without reserve.
EoUR-rENTRs OF tb.lt va.uab.e esu,,e'
4 late the property Of PEREZ RicHMoxp. de-
ceased, containing sbout 100 acres. situated "a
Wes'port and adjoining L,ttle-Complon said far M
is remarkably pleasantly situated, bordering on ,lr
sea, oomprriog due proportion OF wood land, al,
sge and pasture, Is well waIered, and hes ore OF tie
best privileges for sea manure in the state II is hsa.
dy to market. and being within one mile of ssltvs
ter navigation The quality OF the soil il exceeni,
and is adapted TO all kinds Il graIn--1hefe is also
ON said farm exceilent fishing privilege Ior iaknk
Aie@ises and Perch, which are very ahurdan,. -
Terms " i'll be liberal, and made known at the sale.
on the premises -for further particulars, enqui,s
of w. L RIeHMoSp, Esq Providence, or TO
IEkkZ u. RICHMOND
Pro.idccce. May 10, 1922
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77vo Gents and a huy' Re1Dad.
- UNAWAy from the subscriber on the 3lst VT
Az NATHANIEL HORSWELL an inden,ed Gp-
prentice, aged about ~ years rather slender built
dark compile Xon. Whoever will return said boy
shall receive the above reward, and charges paid
All persons forbid harboring. trusting or en-
ploying said boy, as they wish 20 svoid the penalty
of the law. JOHN BABCOCK.
Pnrt.month. June 5. 1870.
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Stale Of node Island and Providence
Plantations.

IN General .dssembfy, lfov Session, 1922.
IT PON the petition of Lswrs ZrxYon, Of Rich.
~ mond. in the county Of Washington, CIotbicr,
praying, Cor certain therein stated, that the
operation of act Of this state entitled act TO
regulate the fshing IN pawcs;uck rs~er" be susprn-
ded. as to his establishment. until the other midi
DAMS below hin, said river. are opened accord.
ing TO the provision a aid act
Tsied dni -esoiv a. That the said petition be. and
the is hereby received AMI referred 70 The next
session ~ this Assembly and that this vote be pub
shed in one Of the Newport papers, for three weeks
before tie said next session and that, until the tri.
of the merits Of said p.,ilion, the operation Of said
act a. the same respects his mill DAM be suspended
4Hye o4py--vhrs".
HENRY BOWEN. s.eeray
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SHIPPING list.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
En- TERED,

1ig Russell, Bigley, Mtsnzes; s'ooF ''mcs
H1Hrence, Heath, New York schooner Besey,
Briggs, do.
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~ IND No l, Custom- House Court,
legs "eaVe 10 i"lorm ms FnAnds and Cus.
tomers,
II HAT he is constantly receiving
II Ne" and Fresh Goods and this day viii open
some superb Grapes. silk yes'ing., Csmbrics, cam.
Dt!' trn's, fancy Vesngs, ladies' and gen,lemen's
h"'iery. some superb fsnnels, blue, grren. pink
sh" p.si 'Iks p!f'n ana hsuted Lsces, ohowIs. aud
lb'cJ tianIkerchiIis. An assortment Of elegant
r4rNS's cry cl cap, morocco aud Kid Indies pensi.
o'es ard Grape. and 'ustring Ribbons, inserting
irmuings, furniture Chintz, Cashmere shawls,
very low. black s,ik and Flag silk Hdkts white and
su'Ped Jeans, White Satin, very elegant for gentle
meas panta'oons. puk and bufi Gingbsms. ladies'
aud gen''emens beaver, kid, and silk Gloves, very
nice black, green and white Iali,n Grapes, some
superb hgur-d black Satin, white Lustrings. black
snchaws, So bla X Bornbazin. silk Velvet assorted
coinis' Linen Cambria and Linen Pocket iandker-
chiei', Imitation of Linen Cambrlcs yeiy good, and
many oi'e. articles too Bumerous 10 mention, ali Of
wnich wilt be- sold very low
.Gt w J. + continues to give premium Tor all
GoLD Com May92
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

St. Domingo Coffee, &c.
~ ~ Bags St. Domingo coffee, of su,
~ perlor quality just received per
O 8 sloop Regulator & brig CoIum,
bus, from PoTt.au-PrInce, aud
for sale by SAM. MESSERSMITH,
Who has I'm store,
100 bbIs, Baltimore whiskey
25 do apple brandy
100 mats CaSsia
10 sacks blown salt
90 half chests imp. T. gunpowdef tea
IS ten catty boxes do do
8 boxes each cont'g 20 two ID CAMS
tiers do.
10 hhds muscovado sugar
1900 ID Lsguira green coffee
1900 ST, Domingo do do
40 Bundles sugar loaf paper
Sicily Madeira, Colminar WINE
Malaga and Canary
Cognac brandy, Holland gin
Antigua rum
Pecan nuts, superior Havana segars
Hampers of porter and wine bottles
Sweet oil In TASKS
Mould candles-low to close sales
Bakers chocolate, No, ! & 2
Baltimore do No. 2&S
Muscatel raisins
Goshen cheese, &c,
dec 5 IT