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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24
PUBLIC SALES.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
10 be said By order q The Judge IF Probate Of
Wdk, &c. for ne County of Canl6eriona,
On secp,a day, ne sirrh dGy N lie fist
month Hert. az | ociycs III Tie JoTeAoon OF
tie prem YES, IA PORT and.
30 much Of the Real Estate Of Daniel Garter,
} tate Of Lynn, ia the County Of Essex, and
C,uimonwes. III Of Massachusetts. Currier, de
ceased, died seized, as vii produce the sum of
Eve hundred AMI sixty dollars, for tho payment
Of said debts aui incidental charges.
The Real Estate ofsaid deceased j. as follows
Two Lots or Land in Portland, situate on
Elm-Sireei, aud near M,j. DAYS Distiliery, and
will be sold with the iinqaishment Of the wild
owls right Of Dover.
SAMUEL II HUSSEY.
.4Rmjatfrator ofits said Estate IN y:aalc.
Portland. II mo. 23ri, 1922.
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LIBRARY NOTICE,

THE members If the PORIL Nd TTBB A.
RY SOCIETY. hereby notified that Their
annual meeting will be held the flee If The
suhscrher on the first Tuesday Of January ner'
Al O'cto& p. ~. They are also reminded tina
all the books must he returned to the Library or
ednesday the eJ nst. on penalty of Is cent.
each vol JOIN p. BOY ID, Librarian.
Portland, Dec. "a, 1929.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
To be sold BY order Of ne Judge \ Psobafs
ofWIis, &c lor NE County 81 CHm5ertaai,
on WEDNESDAY he tfra day ofJarupy
meet, al Oo'ciock IN tie yo,e,tooa Ia Ne
.4uct'on office n .Hessrs 1T FWOOD (.
QUINCY, Erchdage St,eet Peyaaad.
GO much of the REAL sSTATE Of whica
- JOSEPH now, late Of Portla nj, sfore .sid
Gentleman, died sczed, as viii raI-e the sun a
Sixteen hundred and Lightly nine doHar Ana
forty cents. The real Estate Of said deceased j
follows -
5th Of 3 lots Of Land situate in Portland. one
lot at the corner Of Brown Street, one IL. on
Wa hinSton Street, aud enc lot in Haymarket
Row.
18th Of lot Of land situate 10 Cape Elizabeth.
18th Of lot OF land situate il Bridgton.
5ih o. lot Of land situate i'll Limerick.
Is Of lot Of land situate il Standish.
18th oE pews, Nos. 65 and 81, ia the meet
ins-house Of The Chapel Congregational Society
an Portland all which real Estate is subject 10
the widows right olDower.
ELIZABETH HOW,
.4dmi1j5tratTjC on said Estate.
Portland, Dec. Is, 1922.
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1NHE Proprietors of the common and undivided
IL LANDS in the town Of StandiSh. hereby
reminded, that thss meeting stands adjourned
to the fra = Onday an January merit.
JOSEPH TilCOMB, P,op'rs Clerk.
Dec. "a.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Stockholders in the ". F. & NJ Insurance
Company, are hereby notified that their An
nual Meeting for the choice of directors or an
agent to manage their concers the ensuing wear
will be held al the Office of WooDBrNy SroRER
Esq. on Tuesday, the 7th day Of January next,
at O'Clock p VI.
Also to transact any other business that m AZ
come before them.
Fly order of the Pres't and Directors.
JOHN P BOYD, Secretary.
Portland, Dec. f5tn yog9.
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ATWOOD & QUINCY.

4fuctiOHeeTS and Commission Merchants, H rt..sE
Will advance CASH literally oa
kinds of MERCHANDISE.
THEY HlTE FOR SALE,
800 Hhds heavy AnguiIla SALT,
Hhds q Tierces Winter Strand Sperm
OIL, warranted FIRST quality.
q Barrels American GIN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice all concern
ed.thtt they We tuy app inrei and taken upo1
themselves the Of Administrator OF the es ate OF
JAMES Hat MON,
Of Raymond in the of Cumberland Trader d
ceased by giving bond thr i,w d;rects-Thry tn
request ali prsos who ind-bted IN, sid dece Is
esrite make immediate ymtn and those who have
any demands thereon exhibit TOR settlement "a
POLLY HARNDN,
DANIEL HALL.
Raymond. D a, ga.
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FLOUR 81 LARD;

goo Barrels New FLOUR,
SD do do from the Globe Mills,
Troy DO said 10 be equal 10 Houard-Strest
Inspection.
10 kegs No. LARD
Nov. 12.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IT HE members Of he Portland Auxiliary CT
Society are requested to attend the annu-
al meeting on HednesdaV etening, The Isl day Of
JanUarg nerf, at O'Clock, +. NJ. at the Vestry
of the ~ ohurCh IN this town.
a general attendance is requested.
wa. BROWN, Sec'ry
Dec 90, 1922
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF MIME.

HE semfannual meeting of the MEDICAL
4 SOCIETY OF MAINE, will be held at PAT
TENS HorFI., in Portlaraf, on Wedns sday, jan
uary 9Th, 1928. at | O'clock, A. NJ.
Per order. BENZ ID. BARTLETT, Rec. Sec
q stt, Dec 10, 1G22.
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Head Dresses,

at the shortest notice.
Having altered his condition in life, and sue
cessfully repealed the envy and shafts ofhis enc
mics, and established welI-eaIned reputation
for benevolence ard usefulness, he hopes and
trusts they will cease their persecution and cal
jimmy, and permit him TO enjoy the remainder OF
bis days in peace and quietness. unmoIested by
too much regulation. lie takes this opportunity
Of expressing his uOfeigned thanks to those who
have higherto favored him with their patronage,
and solicits continuance Of their custom.
o. BOOTS & SHOES divested Of their
dirt, and polished with composition which vii |
give than black equal to {" the London touch. -
Portland, Dec. "a.
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G. r. A C. OF MAINE.
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

PUBLIC SCHOOL.
N|ANTED. an INSTRUCTOR, in one OF
y the Public Schools IN Portland. All ap
plicaticns must be made in writing, and together
with the certificates of qualifications, delivered to
the subscriber. Any applications by Nail, which
have not the postage paid, will not be taken
from the Post-Oifice.
By order Of School Committee.
HORATIO SOUrtiGATE, Chairman.
Portland, Dec. "a, 1922.
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4j0 bbs. mess Not, No 2, aud No. new
BEEF;
10 half bbls. mess and No. 1 d.;
80 hbs. old do;
go il. No 4, No. 2 and No. s MAcKEurr
Summer Strained sperm OIL.
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n Vo. s. ETchange- Street,
II EEPS constantly on hand ofthe latest fash
Z y ions, general assortment of
COATS. y RUSSIAN BELTS,
'SURTOuFS, X HANDK'FS.
FROCK-COATS, . DRAWERS and
CLOAkS, WAlSrCOATS, fan
Duff Great COATS y mel,
PANrALOONS, n Fur GLOVES,
VESTS, q Leather d..
SHIRTS, = SUBSCRIBERS,
CRAVATS, 4 HOSE, long T. short.
Also
A general assortment of black, blue, mixed g.
drab
bROADCLOTHS {. CASSlMERES;
Valencia, Toilinet Silk FIoreutine
and Marsaiiles NESTING,
Of the most fashionable patterns;
Real Scotch and Tartan PLAlDS;
Hair CAMBLETS,
English Do.
White and Green FLANNEf.S;
Silk and Cotton YELVETS;
Military BUTTONS:
Irish 4 Brown LINENS;
Steam Loom SEllRTiNGS.
tIrTEs abore GOODS being ofhe first quad
ay are Q6tred io~.
*4*.Mordcrs promptly and faithfully executed.
Oct. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

q Quarter Casks Sweet Malaga WINE,
10 do. do dry do. 10 Indian Barrels
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

is very suitable to trade of or on the coast or in
land business and a PACk ET. She is we'll
found and every thing about her good For
more particular description. Inventory aud Terms
which viii be easy 70 the purchaser. Apply "a
ATWOOD s CUIACY.
Portland, Oct. 81. ta@s.
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5 cases Paper Hangings.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

20 Tons fat and square IRON,
Barrels Philadelphia DOMESTIC COFFEE
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W. Fl. G.. JOHNSON,

INFORMS his friends and the public that he
4 continues to carry on the business Of BAR
Der IN all its various branches. He manufac
lures IN an elegant style, gentlenens' and ladies'
Hpnd Dreccee
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

Bags prime retailing COTTON,
hhds DO. do. MOLAsSES,
Pines Holland GIN,
hhds 5. G. and W. L. RUM,
10 boxes Souchong TEA,
200 boxes new maud CANDLES.
cases 100 N. China Fire CRACKERS
Portland, Dec. s, 1s2a.
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4 cases long Company Yellow NASKINs.
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TO BE SOLD,

TEE slOo? DEBORAH
A M, At IONS buraen now
lying n Gun Boat Dock,
(P'eble's Nharf) nearly
new, lenarkabiy strong, in
Complete ORDER for sea, viii
sail without ballast, very
convlentiy calculated she
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

Brig Osprey. of Belfast. from Havana. ashore
on Point Judith 10Th inst. lost her keel and put
into Newport to discharge.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

Schr Lavina Foster from Machas for Boston,
went a shore on Ten Pound Island, Cape Ann on the
night of the 18th inst. and tiged-She got off,
next day, aud arrived in Gloucester harbor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23
Bp the DaiIs.
PBovtppNrE Ocr. l9.

PBovtDsNrE, OcT. l9.
PAWTCXET CATTLE SHOW, sc.
On "Wednesday ias, WAS holtco o, Pswtux-
Ell, he thi,d annual Celeb,siioh and Exhibi-
ton OF the Rhode Island Society for the En-
eourssemcn OF Domestic Industry. After
the transaction Of he business OF The election,
procession, consisting Of the ,eie,y, the
invited guests, depu,ations from cthcr Socie.
ties, the Reverend Clergy, Ors'or, The Hem.
iltHn Society, strangers and ci'zeDs, moved
through The village TO the B'p"a Meeting
House, where, after preyer, by the Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, o, this town, toe Annual Address
was pronounced by Asher Robbins. Esquire,
OF Newport, . skilfoi AgrIc0itnrsist sod =
'ipe Scholar. Not having been present on
the occssion, we were denied the pleasure Of
hearing the Address, which 10 said TO have
been highly appropriate and classical per.
forTnaoce- IL will probably be printed. The
exercises were closed by the singing of o
pertinent Ode, written tor the OCCASION, by
Nj. Albert C.. Greene, oil this town.
OF the various exhibitions, we can give q,
present no ciicums aniial account the Ctiic-
isi particulars will sho' tly be published.
In stock and mil manufaciures, the exhi.
bitions were quite defective, yet some foe
"H''"N's euu CfOlns NCte 10 Oc seen.
Among the most conspicuous articles Of
shop. manufactures wets--a secretary made
of nsuvc cutled maple, which for beauty was
thought to exc, imported wool Of any kind
several pairs Of Upcom monty well. made boots
and shoes, and . superb &c, Of blank books,
from the manufactosy of Mr.. Bo'nton (; be-
sides many o,her sr.ieies highly ereditsbIe to
the makers.
Among the domestic or household manu-.
lectures we're several specimen, Of very hand.
some carpe,Ine and iwo or ,n'ee near,h rugs,
which, for beauiy cf color, cod eSceilence OF
iabiic, almost equsiisd The best OF those ion
ported. One OF two besu,ifui specimens OF
peedle work we,e displayed in several highly.
wrought couu,erpaoes. The bonoeus, both OF
straw and grass, the lstter In im,s,ion OF
Leghorn, we'e very elegant. Auook ot Ian.
ey ARTICLES, pinou,nioos, &c. dispisyiog e. eat
taste and ingenuity, surscSed considetsbie -
ise,iop. They were the In, production sf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23

tbe Female Academy III Ceerge and
lbe proceeds were directed hy The fair donufs
10 be sppIed 20 The use OF the ;ntigcnt.
Several parcels Of very excellent butter and
cheese were exhibited--snq many ren.isa-
bic vegetable products.
The skin Of tbc Psnthsr recently killed at
Hop pkinton was exhibited for the gfstfeaiou
of the curious. The intrepid lad BY whom
this ierocious animal was shot, wss p,esen.,
and obisined, in reward for HE exploit, both
money and praise.
The assembl,ge Of citizens end strangers,
OF both sexes, was oousu,ily numerous.
The festive board exhibited the proGuc-
lions ofite csuotiy and sessob ia lheis usual
abundance and excellence.
The plooghing Mach, and other trials Of
working oxen, were had on Tbufsdsy, and
were highly interesting and gratifying In
the afternoon, The premiums were awarded
sLd paid, AID the auction sales of ptemun
articles were made. Particulars will be STAT
Cd hereafter. Pafriof.
Pive convic,s who were sen,eoeedto bs
whipped, each certain number of isshes,
and one, sentenced TO be pili0'ied, cropped
end branded, atthe last term Of the Sup emo
Couri, yesterday underwent the punis ents
assigned them, in the iail-yafd of this town.
in the presence Of an immense coDcourse Of
residents aud vi.itsnts, among whom, no
doubt, were some OF the very scouodreds who
picked the pockets Of Eve gentlemen st The
Cattle Show On Wedne sdsy, and who, -
hoped, will soon receive their re- ard s.,o.
lks4
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BY osjec" which we continually bchold, we
are unable to perceive With what rscid,ty life
pssses away they. as vcil % ourselves, grow
old by impsrcep'ibIc advsnccs; /; but these
which We sed sgsin afes lapse Of yeas. id.
vnon;sh ~ Of the swiftnsss with which the
stream Of time 0ow on.
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N.1ar9o,

N<V2lHD,
Al Little conpioa, ny the Rev. Mr Coleman, Mr.
Cock Boxrri to Miss pstsraA Msiard
= Al Providence. Mr. William .Nprrdy Of baltimore,
t. Mrs. Es-ahvff .dnnis. Hslianx SfsIlssrI
to Miss f,-.s ~ Sssv :.
At ksniucket. Mr.. NIeks'as Ess;er. to Miss Mar
1ssi, ~--Ms; THseas G,esns. to Mi:s ELsa Brost..
DfRD, >
o. the i2th inst Mr. fGssm .ailsn, aged Se-fss
msny yssrsa faithful townerier.
On saturday last, Nerri<s .sSrsi Lsrss. . very
promriny daughter OF Mr.. james Lowe, 10 the Ash
year Of her age.
"!ssus loves the infant race.
And cissps them TO his breastt
To die in$s embrace
- Is to BE- b'est.
Then fond parents. hush your sigAs.
Nor ~ish me longer here,
Lei not mermnr rise.
Nor shed . tear.
Far. er beyond these lower skies,
u. from sin and death.
Neere'lo1d hossnnss rise
On every breath !"
Az M'ddletovn, on Tuesday last, Mrs RsiA San
Es'& vile Of Mr. John sanford. and daughter Of MIR.
Richard sisson. in the $2d year Of her aye.
AT Portsmouth, on Thursday last, Miss Rebccrd
Sss0a. daogbtes of MIR kic6ard sisson, in the 41d
year of mgr rig. a. .. ... 3
Al E.si 9rcehsieh. Mr.. John P',eAsr. In the S5,h
year pf.,is sEe.. .
AtProyidenee. Bir. yil,tsa Mousssn, sged IS -
Miss -hrn f. Lt1pVi. aged 28 --.ksaA. Densis. Q
man Of color. aged 3Dy--Chsres ,ysdrv~s oaly.
bon OF Mr. George r. sn6&
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CNRPEIINGS. 5.

HAVE just received from auctions,
In sddhion 70 ,hei, former assor, ment Of Fall
and Win,er Goods
coo yards slegsot Ploo, CARPETiNG3,
.hes6-3e1. yards BOMBAZETTS, from
% 10 A,c- per yard. t,.
TRIy HAVE ON HANp,
A large as.o,tpent OF Csi'coes, thnghams
ard P,si5s Cashmere Shawl,; come Of the
best Russia Diapers ever imported in this
town, per bsle or single piece, ehssp Rose
Blankets Brosdcio,hs Csssiueres and Pc
li..- Cloths; more American Diaper for on
" 81 per yard Chez shambrsy Ginghsms |;
hornespun Flannel, &c. Steam loom English
end American Sbirings spd ShseiIngs;
NAnkin and Canton Grapes Italian ditto
Sinebsw, and Ssrsnet,s, Gsdies ard Gentle
men, wofs,ed Hose, Gom l,o to 20 per
pai-, sll eolos; dark and ligh, common
veSing; vsieoeis, clegaut new patterns;
Len, and Book Maslins; spider net, picke,
and fancy Mu,iios white and coiored Can
srie 8 pst of . case Of LegborD Bonueu
Straw duo with msoy other articles too nu.
me,oc, 10 tnep,ion. =.
Newport, Dec 10, -
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The pioss paiaa6ie Nsdirine in use /ov
COUGHS AND CijNSU MPTlUN.

NOOoF1O hN ~ NON1S WI iISN'
This Rew and healing B~issm Bids fslr 10 titAi
Il evett Medicine heretofSe discovered fov
Coughs and complaints of Vie Lungs, leading 10
Consumplion, and even in seated COnsuupiions u
has lately been used by many with the mos, sur.
highest respectabilisy, or the great snd mcfeasng
demand FOR it, may be called Proef Of it's good Ct.
fects, II 10 proved scarcely q case " Lolds.
Cooghs, pain in the side, dfscbny Of breathing.
want Of sleep arising from debility or even Cou-
sump,ions. but may be relieved by tie timely usA
OF this medicine. Many ceftGos,es of iu efficacy.
accompany each bottle -.
This may cet,dy 70 those ehom il may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the Ash
ms, which has lasted ne, nearly forty years, and
great part of thst time 20 such degree. that I
could DOT lay 10 bed nor tit in meeting without
coughing, notv Outstanding had uied many goDd
Physioisns and various kinds Of Mcdicjncs, TILL
procured vial Of GnJerson's Cough Dref'. and W
the use OF them can sleep comfortably and sit ~
the meeting without coughing. snd attend 10 my
business snd do further thereby certify. thst my
neighbor Benj amin Hobfook bad become unable 70
labor on account Of an .sfieciioa of the ungs, at
tended wih Q cough, Ibo hs received much bene.
6t from the same kind OF Medcine 90 ~ 90 be sb'e
TO labor again, and can cbeeauIiy revoolfnend the
same Kind of Medicine, 70 those Who labor under
such complaints.
3, the subscriber, do hereby soieunly s0rn 70
the truth snd whole truth Of die above state p.eus
before q magistrate, at Providence, " l. this 4lh
day of July 1871 CHRISTOPHER CtpDK.
Sold by S. W. vinson,. .kevport--T. s. Taylor,
h 20. Litue Rest--Rouse Dzbcock, Westerly, aud
Whitney and Tillingbsst, Providence.
Hewpors, Asy IS. 1891
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BLISS & MARSH,
No % Byodd. .Sfyrst

r. EsPgCTPULLY inform their friends and ,ko.
N public, that they continue the manufacture Of
Wmds6r Chairs,
in s'l their variety. and in satisfactory nsnrcr-~
The public arc assured .cy viii furnish Gbrir. a sp
moderate terms, aud .f ss good quail ). o. car ys
obtained in any part Of this state. in New York..
All favors gratefully acknowledged. >. Z"
NJ 4, Goods ard Groceries,.
In their front store thev keep on hand getic-is
s,sortneo, of genuine WestIndia Goods and tiro~s-
ries, which they are determined ID SELF 1t shall pro6
Lamp .OX,
OF the hest quality. in large small qnsnes. kcr.
cons,aatiy on hand together with most other s,i.
ces usually called for in sote VI this description
.Nepborf. Jarydry 81. 1922 :. 90
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FLOUR.

III BARRELS Alexandra Super
fns FLOUR, Of a very good qusli'y for fam.
W use, for sale on board the schooner Frank:
lin, from AIsxandria now at Newport, and if
sold mar be landed at BuuoI or Newport PIE.
visvs TO tho opening Of the river.
Apply to ELiSHA. DYER.
PFos!isnr-, FEB. u, 1922. r.t3.ss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20

Ccun,crfei, Bills Of the Washington
Bank, Of the denomination of S3, and
$40 Bills of,he Merchants Bank, Prov
idrnce, have been Iarely PIT in circula-
tion, and are both executed in mastery
manner. J. Is. WOOD.
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~ !" .JffEM0R.gHD.a
The ship Msry.Ann, Bowers, from AmAterdsrn
bound to Providence, on Saturday evening last rem
s-&ors on the west side Of Dsich.lsisnd, in the
West rsssase. Inc MIy.Ann has on Board up,
wards Of 1000 gin eaies, which sill be principally
got out. The ship has bil6-d
: About the came time the sch Phebe .Cufns. from
Savannah boundto Providence. with osd Of cotton.
went ashore en- Bounett Beach. few miles south Of
the above we n4venot learnt any particulars con.
eerning her. 3
p The brig Mary, Wilcox. OF this pcr.. arrived At
Ckar!estap Feb. 3. from Havana The sioop lApid,
Perry. snd Niagara, Fowler sailed The same day,
for savannah.
the Aoop Sally, williams, Of this port, has Arriv.
ed at Csrrscoa. 20 days from New. .rork.
The brig Nicholas 4 Felix Calvert, Of this port.
arrived OIL Postad.prnee, Jah IL. iu IL dsys from
Norfolk. -'-
The brig Russell. Newton, Of hi, port, was at
hatanzas, Jan 90, waiting cargo.
The ship Msry.Aimy, Hudson, Of Providence. for
Liverpool. cleared at savannah, Feb /
The scr. Harriet. Pitts, and soop Hero, from this
Dort, arrived at Norfolk. Feb T.
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Revolutionary Pc7,Si0ncrs---i}y a strte-
rsent Of the Secretary OF War, it appears
that tho numIx OF Revolutionary Pen
sioIiers placed on the roll under the actoi
March. 1918. amouted TO i7,73C-tiat
1869 have been dropped under the act OF
May, l82O--and.ha, the number Of orig.
itnl claims since MAY, 1920, is iS0.
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HOUSE WA Mt f ID.

yIytvrEoreithsytD whole, of the Iowe- part
w ola Dwelling Rouse. in . eentrsi pan II The
town. sutsbk Zoe iELi ftra'y. lnqsire H the
eEx. Ess' A
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DRY GOODS.
THAMES.

.STEPHEN III. CHHOONE,
4. h,. old siasd, osnoMfe The Merchants Bank,
EAsJUsr RECEIVED,
4 N extensive assortment ol Black and
~ blue 6RoApCLorns and cAssl MERfs.
as cheap Ms can be oouyht y Auction flee. an e.
tensive kssortShert of sc asonsbe Goods, among
which. ale. Aporsted Bounbaaeens for 1855 Domba-
.ttt. for as cents, Ladies Wors,ed HOSE from %
TO 7s.iis friends and iie public Ase invited to call
and examine tor themselves.
W.dyv7ED,
An active boy. IA or IS years Of ags-nooe heed
apply unless they can produce the best recommen'
Js,;or. Pe',. 20.
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SHIPPING LIST.
FORT OF NEWPORT,

FONT Or NEWPONI.
80. EkTERE0.
Brig Hiram. Tyler. from Surrinsfh SwerdAh brig
Bernsdo,,e. stsnck. Gothenberg bSg Mary. bag.
gett, from Leg6orn VIA Edgartoea.
:. CLEAKED,
: Brig Hiram, TSkr. for Bristol.
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oVa COMM MERce.

We state The pleasing fact, that since the
6rs, Of tho present month, we have had no
less than twelve oe thirteen arrivals from
Liverpool, besides sa'oaolo arrivals hom 9th.
er ports oI Europe and tho Wenindies. We
understand tho dn,ies secured Ut the Custom.
House the frs, sx days Of the month. ereeed
am.7ion Of doYars, being greater. sum. fhan
ever accrued in lhe same hsriod ofGme.
~. Yo,k Com ddp. d,
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NOl'ICr..

THE subscriber wishes sitastiop in some public
= ofkce. a. 'c,erk--satisfAetory reeommtnds' no
viii b given. JOHN DEpLo'5'
Newport. January 9, 1872,