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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

Pearl.river, we learn that the rains in
those parts were unusually heavy, and
continued several days 1t is believed
that the crop of corn will be materially
injured, and that of cotton entirely de.
stroyed, on most of the plantations bor-
dering on the streams, which fall into
the lakes and the gulph. The states Of
Mississippi and Alabama will share these
disasters with Louisiana.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
PARADISE, Lancaster County, May 10.

PARADISE, Lancaster County. May 10.
On Wednesday night last, between
the hours of | and IL o'clock, the dwell
ing house of Mr.. Benjamin Fraim, two
miles from this place, was struck by
lightning, which completely burst it a
sunder. The account which Mrs. Fraim
gave Of it is this-"that when the light
ming struck the house it appeared as II
it was on fire she lay in bed and could
| not move, being nearly sufocated, until
| the house burst asunder, when she was
Immediately relieved. MIR. Fraim was
from home duringthe night. The light
ming struck the chimney, which stood in
the centre Of the house, then separa-
ted, part going down the south SIDES the
remainder down the north. The barrel
of gun which was standing in the room,
was torn from the stock. A tin bread
tray which was standing on the stove
was considerably melted; also, ali iron
chain and pot hooks in the chimney
The stove stood at the head of the bed,
where the children we're lying, and was
partly covered with the melting dross of
the bread tray. The nails in the floor
were drawn out, and the apprentices who
slept ON the second story were thrown
up in the bed. Out of eight windows on
y three pains Of glass were left unbrok-
en-. The lightning having left the house
conveyed itself to the pump, and from
thence to the stable, where it killed
fine shoat. None of the family were in
jured, and when they left the house it
was on fire, but happily extinguished Of
itself.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
BALTIMORE, May Is.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FkODl EUkOPE.
London papers to the evening of the
4th of April, one day later than former
adyices, have been received in New
York, by the WILLIAM THOMPSON from
Liverpool, at the Offices OF our attentive
correspondents, the Editors OF the Gaz'
cite, Mercantile Advertiser, Daily Ad
yertiser and Evening Post.
The LONDON SUN, OF the 18th OF April,
still alheres to the assertion made In a
previous number, that Ministers had re-
ceiyed the FRENoH DECLARATION OF
WAa, and adds, yesterday was the
day appointed for its discussion, with
our Foreign Minister and the French
a AMBASSADOR and we can state from au-
thority that his Excelency and MIR. Can
ninQ we're closeted for two hours at Glea-
,esicr Lodge yesterday, on this impor-
,ant subject"
4 report was circulated by the LON
Don TRAVELLER of the third of April,
tlst letter was received by the French
Government, written by the King of
spa,n himself, and counterslgned by
the English Ambassador, Sir William
A'Court, requesting the King OF France
to suspend any hostile movement.
at was strongly reported at Boulogne,
that telegraph notice had communicate
ell the intelligence that the differences
between France and Spain had been ami
caby arranged. Mr.. Sharp arrived IN
the express boat with dispatches. He
stated at the Custom house that he had
important dispatches for Mr. Canning |;
he was Immediately passed, and went on
with all possible rapidity."
This statement is contradicted in the
LONDON sun of the 4th of April, in the
following positive terms -
fThere is not one word OF truthein the
reports respecting the letter said to have
been addressed by the King OF Spain to
the French Government, and connter-
signed by Sir VIM. A'Court; for we
positively know that the British Cabinet
has no such information"
1t appears that the subjugaton OF their
Constitution, is likely to be matter
much more difficult to accomplish than
the French ministry anticlpated-and,
the report of demand having been
made Of SIXTY thousand men by anticipa-
ton, upon the CONSUMPTION OF 1925,
leaves every thing to hope that the union
Of the Spanish nation and the removal OF
the King to place of safety, without
the slightest symptom Of disaPprobatlon
on the part oil the people, have comp etc.
ly frustrated the designs Of the Holy
Alliance. The decapltation OF kerdin-
and would have consurnmated the wish
es Of the Holy Leasue-then united Eu-
rope would have marched with some show
of prelext to restrain the infatuation OF
The Spanish people who would have lost
in the blood OF their victim the friend
ship of their ancient ally and protector
Great Britain but, their caution and
torbearance defeated the arttul cOntriv-
ance aud afford the sure pledge that their
resistance vii! be successful, their tri-
umph complete.
The remains of the Army of the Faith
on the Navarro frontier, under the COM
mand of the Trapplst, were defeated
and entirely dispersed, and an Abide
Camp OF Gen. Guillemot; who is chef
of the Due d'Angouleme's staff, was sent
prisoner to Paris, accused OF disaffec-
lion.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
NEW YoRK, May IL.
FROM ST. CROIX.

/ We lcMnh y the schooner Valent,
which left St Croix on the eth ut'
that for sone time previous 10 their
departure, there had obeen an abun
dance of rain, which had very much
elevated the spirits ofthe Planters No
season since the year 1917, had pre-
Sented talrer prospectsfsr the ensuing
Crop Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
IMPORTANT,

Tie Mobile Argus of the 18th OF
April. says--Captain Glare, Of the
brig Marcetlus. arrived at Blakeley from
New. York, spoke off the Tortugas, a
schooner belonging to Com Porter's
squadron, and after learning she was
from the Windward Islands, was infor-
med that the English had taken posses
sion of Porto Rico, and were on their
way to take possession of the island OF
Cuba
Ertract ola letter from gentleman in
London. 10 his friend in Ns.O York,
dated april 5th, 1928.
"Ihe apparent disaffection among the
French troops on the Pyrenean frontier.
presents q new feature in the aspect OF
affairs in that quarter. and an increase
and confidence in the resources and
clergy of the Constituencies Is here
very generally entertained. For myself,
must confess | am strongly Of opinion
| they will be an overmatch for despotlsm
after ALL" -
PYRENEAN MOUNTAINS.
The following description of these
Mountains will be found interesting at
| the present moment.
"This prodigious range of mountains
extends from the Atlantic to the Me
diterranean, distance of two hundred
miles, and many parts Of them are 20o
miles in width. The roads of passes
are four in number. The first and grea
test is that which Joseph Bonaparte took
on his route from BayOfne to Madrid
The road, for about % leagues, lies
through the Pyrenees. The second pass
is from Perpisnan to Barcelona, dis
lance of 80 miles through the mountains
where in many places one hundred arm
ed peasants may arrest the march of an
army, and where neither houses. pro
VISIONS, nor accommodations can be
found. The third pass leads from Bay
onne to Pampeluna, the capital of Ma
varre; this difficult defile is only passa
BILE between the months of May and
October. The fourth road is that which
leads from Terbes, in Bigoree, to Sar-
ragossa. 1t is tract merely pervious
to mulesteers during the summer, but
in winter, the wolves and SHOWS render
it totally impossible.
"There are nearly sixty other narrow
passes, called openings. most of which
are rugged, intricate, and hardly passa-
bic for laden beasts, and even those are
| frequently blocked up with snow"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
A PIRATE.

Captain Read, of the brig Mount
Hope, from Cuba, was informed by a
watering boat that piratical boat was
waiting Tor the brig at the mouth of the
harbor. Captain II. sailed on the 10th,
and had on board seven muskets and ten
swords, which he borrowed, and three
extra men.-When he was clear of the
land, at IL O'Clock A M, and about three
miles from the fort, he discovered a pi.
ratical boat, about eight tons, with three
sails, and thirty men. Captain II. man
ned his boat with nine men to engage
her, if they thought themselves able to
take her; when the pirate stood for the
shore, and her crew made for the bushes.
Captain RS men made for the boat.
and when about 90 yards from it, the
pirates rushed from their ambuscade and
iired.-Finding superior force, they
returned to the brig without loss: one
man was wounded in the arm. The
pirate BOAT then pursued, when Capt. II.
finding it impossible to keep them of
with so small force, put back TO port,
where, having obtained supply Of hands
and ammunition, he again put to sea.
About seven miles from the port, saw
copper bottomed schooner standing in;
which, however, OH coming within a
mile of the brig 6ore away. Having got
to windward, the schooner tackled ship
and made all sail for the brig; but on
observing SO many on board, she tackled
ship and made for the shore. The schr.
had about Fifty men on board.
Com. .4dy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

deep; while, as has already been stated,
the Caledonian Canal is only so feet
wide at the bottom, and 90 feet deem.
Christian Spectator.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
NORTHERN FLOUR.

A gentleman from Portland, Me. in
forms the Editor of the Albany Adver-
tiser, that Albany and Troy Flour. il
getting into high repute in the Eastern
Markcts-and that none OF the Snuth rn
brands, at presents bear any competition
with it, baltimore Howard street alone
excepted.
The celebrated English Horse RoNA%,
has arrived at New York, IN the ship
Maria, from London,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
WHEELING. IVA May 10.

A gentleman who came passenger in
the Steam Boat Pennsylvania, reports
that the water had made breach in the
Leree at n. Orleans and inundated the
city to the depth of three feet.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

A CURIOSIrY.-We have been
shown horn of peculiar form and size,
which was found which it belonged,
about twenty miles above this place,
near False river. The horn is seven in
ches in length, and has thirty prongs, the
distribution of which renders its form
not unlike that of the reindeer ; it is half
an inch in diameter near its junction with
the skull, and becomes gradually small
Ter after each difurcation, until The
prongs are not more than the tenth of
an inch in diameter and terminates in q
point-it is semi transparent and nearly
the colour Of ebony the skeleton is re-
ported to be about the size of that of a
raccoon, Neither its history or the ex.
istence of animals of similar descrip.
ton are known by those with whom we
have conversed on the subject-every
information relative to the same, will
be received and inserted with pleasure.
The above object is at present in the
possession to DR., Scatter, and was pre-
sented by Mr.. Thomas Duncan.
Shocking .Aoident About two weeks
since Mr.. Caleb Haight, Of Poushkeep-
81, IN. " aged 81 years, while going
out of his house with musket, for the
purpose Of shooting some birds, it acct
dentally discharged, and the contents
Of shot and the wad passed through his
neck, dreadfally wounding the same,
and making hole of an inch in diane
ter. Medical aid Immediately procured,
and he fingered III pain until last Sun
day noon week, when he expired.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

Piracy-By the brig Ambuscade,
from New Orleans, we hear of another
atrocious case of piracy. The brig Bell
sarius of this port, bound to New Orleans,
was boarded Vera Cruz by pirate
choOner-robbed OF her sails, rigging
and provision, the captain and mate
dashed to the deck. and cut and stabbed
with knives. in their thighs and arms,
until all their money was extorted from
them; and finally the captain was killed
and thrown overheard; the mate who
now acts as master, escaping with life.
W X. .4meTicdn.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

New -ORLEAEs, April 90.
BY agentleman from Msdisonvile and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
Nes0 Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND.

JAMES HAMMOND,
Hds J0r sale az his Dry Goods and Book
Store,
Quentin Durward, by the author Of Wa.
vedy vols. 2 dolls.
Military Journal, during the American
Revolutionary War, from I77s,o l7s3.
win historical facts and anecdotes, by
James Thsehsr, NJ ID late sur.
gson OF the American Army,
vol. 3 dolls.
The Wilderness, or Braddock's Times.
tale OF the Wes,, , sois. 2 doI,s.
The Steam Boat, by the author of"An-
nais Of the Parish" | vol IS cts
The Trials OF Margaret l yndsay, by
he au.ho' OF Lights and Shadow. Of
Scottish Life" vol. / dol.
The Travellers Guide, or Pocket Gaz-
esIeer, OF the u. States, by ]. and r. C..
Morse, l vol. las CITE.
ALSO,
... SCHOOL BOOKS,
Classical, and all Other kinds in general
Writing and Letter paper. of various
kinds, with geoe'ai variety Of
STATIONARY,
snoso'her a'ichs, such ~ arc usually to be
found in o
-l..... BOOK STORE,
1000 rolls ot French and American
PAPER HANGlNGS.
Newport, July 2, is23.
LINENS, &c.
5. II. CAHOONE,
Has just received,
a n extensive assortment of Linens,
n British and American Co,tons, and silk, cot
ton and worsted Hosiery, which he will sell cheaper
than can be purchased in town.
Also,
very handsome assortment Of broad cloths and
cassIme,es. M.v %
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p}PYCF.

Capt. Potter last evening received letter from
Capt Perry. Of the sch Shibboeth, of this port,
which states, that the schooner has been out Of
the bay of Campeachy-that The pirates, fifteen in
number, came on board in boat, armed with mus.
kets and cutlssses--that alter killing the man on
desk, they fastened the people below, IN the fore
castle, robbed the vessel and set her on FIRE. The
people snccceded IN eytricstog themseiye, from
their perous situation, formed raft, and we're af.
terwards taken up by vessel sen, in pursuit. -, 4,
The brig jobs, Norris, of this port, was at Hsva.
ma June 18th ,...
The brig Mary. Dunwel!. Of this port, was left a,
NIatanzas 22d ultimo. discharging.
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NOTICE..

Cour, Of Probate, hewhoyt, Lu'y z, 1928.
yIyHEREAs application has hi, day been made
w for administration on the estate Of WILLtAm
Patos, late OF Newport, deceased, and the consde.
rs ion thereof referred 10 the first Monday in Au.
gust nex-no,ice is hereby given to all persons in.
ees,ed in ss1 estate, TO appear they shall see TT,
o. a Court of Probate, tn be holden q, the state
House, on said first Nondsy in August next. at o..
clock, Az. and they shall be heard respecting the
sane. by order Of said Coort,
CHARLES GYLEs, Probate c'srt.
July O..
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Nezv and Fresh Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,

Old Stmd-M. l04, Thames street.
WILL open this day a very extensive assortment
w OF Day GooDs, purchased in Boston The last
week. among them are
Superb black levan,incs, garnitures Of
ribbons, Grape shawls. ditto Man'ies black nsnda.
rim grapes, black sinchaws and sarsnets, black Can
ton ard nankin grapes, book and jaoone, musiins,
psrssois. stripe Jeans, gloves and hosiery. d,erino
shswls and hsnokerchiefs, black twied bombszet,,
black Italian grapes, sestings, &c. &c.
CT We forbesr resorting TO the pvrs Jdshionabe
and sfale mode Of advertising prices-Se should be
pleased to have purchasers call and examine tor
themselves. Juiy
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Slatc Of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, so.-Cie,k's Office, Suhrsrte Ju
dietai Court, County g .NeUhorl, July z,
1928
ON application to me, this day made,
~ the creditors Of John Teomans. Of the town
and county Of Newport, hereby notified TO appear
before the Supreme Jud Coor, to be holden at New.
port. within and for the county of Newport on the
fourth Monday Of August nert, on The second day
Of the term thereof, to nominate an assignee or
sgnees, to receive assignment Of the estate and
effects Of the said John Yeomans for The benefit of
sad creditors. agreesby 70 an act Of the Hon Gen.
ersl Assembly, passed at their June session, A d.
1920, entitled "sn act for the relief OF inso!vent
debtors HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
July o
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STATE orPhode. Lsly1d. fsr.

NEWPORT, sc.-Cx,k's office, supreme Jl.
deal t01r', C0anfy @ .hevhOrl, Ja!y Z,
1928.
On application to me. this day made,
~ the creditors Of Samrel Place of the town
and county OF Newport, sc hereby notified to sppesr
before the supreme Judicial Court. to be holden at
Newport, within and tor the county OF Newport, on
the fourth hondsy of August next. on the second
day OF the term thereof, 10 nominate an assignee or
asssnees, 10 receive assignment of the estate and
effects Of the said Samuel, for the benefit of said
creditors, sgreeably to an act OF the Hon Genera 4
Assembly, passed at their June session, A d 1870.
entitled an act for the rclef Of insoyent debtors
HOLMES WEAVER. Clerk
Jul
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CnR ALE

! FoR h.iLE,
THE House and Store formerly occu-
Il pied by Mr.. Edward vose, IS a boarding
house, &c situate on packet, or Bsnnis,ers wharf.
is in complete repair is wel calculated for board
ing house, has store in 'front.' and one OF the best
stands in town.
Any person who may wish to purchase the above
named property, for further information will be
pleased to apply to the subscriber. the premises.
REBECCA yOSE.
Julv @
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Srate of Rhode Island, SIC.

Srate Of Rhode. Island, sc.
WhsHINoroN, sc.-Cterk's Office, Coar! Of
Common Pleas, Juiy z, 1928
ON application this day made to me,
- by Joseph C Loeb. of Exeter. in the couo,y
OF Washington, shoemaker, Notice is hereby given
TO the creditors OF said Lock. to appear 'he Court
OF Commo" Pleas. to be holden at South Kingstown,
within and for the county of Washington, 90 the sec
ond Monday of August next, Gf they fly and on
The second day OF the term thereof. to nominate an
assignee or a,signees to receive an assignment, OF
the said Lacks estate, agreesbly TO the provisions
OF an sct entitled "an for the relief OF insolyent
Debtors" passed .. June session OF the General As
ambiy, ID 1920.
SAMUEL HELNs, Clerk.
july 9
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NEW GOODS.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
Ill. Thames. street,

YlS THIS RECEIVED.
THE cheapest lot Of summer goods ever offered
iJr safe in this town. among which are,
Elesan, neriuo shav's. for 8 10.
30 do hdkfs J.
do do half ditto .75cen's.
Cambrics aod fancy muslin. very low. lot OF lin
ems very eheup, caiieoes and London prints Tor %
cents ladies' worked dresses, from $3.50 TO IS ;
American gisghsms and stripes for IL cents. VITA
sgrest variety OF o'ber goods propoNionAb'y cheap.
July 2.
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SUMMER GOODS.
: John f. TOWNSEND,
mas JUsT REeFIrBD,

mas JUsT REeFIrBD,
A cheap lot Of seasoD.ble English, French ard
"A India Goops, which with his previoos stock,
lac offers for sale ut the lowest prices
--ALSO--
Several bales Of the best manufactured uhbkath,d
and white shee'ings. shr,Dgs, stripes. psids checks
hedticking, &c &C
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S.afe Of Rhode. Island, SIC.

olafe 81 RhOde. Island, SIC.
NEWPORT. sc -Cirk k's Office. Supreme Ju
dre'ai Co1r', COEny Of Aseyaors, July 7,
1898
IN application to me, this day made,
~ the creditors OF BENJAMIN .'farGl. Of the town
and county of Newport. hereb, nou6ed to appear
before the supreme Judicial Court. to be holden a,
Newport. wi,hin and for the county Of Newport, on
The fourth Monday OF August next, on the second
day of the term thereof, nominate On assignee or
sssgnees, 10 receive AN assignment ,be estate and
effects Of the said Bensmin. for the benei, OF said
creditors, agreesbiy To an act Of the Hon General
Assembly, passed at their june session, A ID 1920,
entitled "sn act for the relief Of insolvcnt debtors
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
July 0.
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NOTICE.

THOSE who have claims against the STEAM.
n BOAT PROVIDENCE, requested to pre-.
sent their accounts 10 the subscriber on or before
the 18Th instant o., ., ...
~ Subscribers TO the stock in said Boat. arc also
informed that the balances due their shares, must
be paid at the same time.
- - 5. . T.. w. LAWTON, Treas.
Newport, July 9. 1928.
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PRISM
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

OF 9nF BEsr QUSIiTr,
EFT Constantly Tor sale by DIR.
M JOHNSON, at his Meahcai Di,pensav. No.
400 rhAmeso,r jus, north Vi the brii marke--
where the citizens Of Newport. and lis vicini y and
those from the country, and seejdr,ng people will
md as gosd medicine IN 81 sny other place and the
greatest care will be had that no mistake he msdr
and they can also receive medical attention and ad.
p.ee. as saitory, at least from any Other source
G-J Mediem, Chests put up, or repleUished, with
particular care
Al the same place ony. may be had the Ro,e ONT.
r'enf, or safe, ceftsin cheap oute tor the hcL.
sca'd head. erup,ons on the face and hands, Ess
Sc.-leetb powders. Sydenhsms Pills, &c.
ALSO-dS ,3SOVE,
Doct Msnleghs much admired
tr.t. MADAGASCAR OIL,
FOR The hair This oil is used tn curl spd perfume
the hair. to cause il to grow, and to pseveut bald.
nsss This oil is ia general request.
~ YOUR TEETH
The Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
port. and from the country, Can be furnished with
natural sr,6ca, Teeth, which will he fitted 10 re-.
semble nature, with great exactDess, embracing all
the modern improvements 10 the art.
Qf Teeth dressed, exiescred, &e. 10 the nestest
manner. and with all possible safety.
J,me 2S
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A Il a Court of Prol,a,e held at the

n pwnhouse, in North Kinps,o~n on the 9th
Va, OF June, 1898 .-benJemin smith E.q guardian
o The persons aud estates Of EIi1s Alien Samuel g.
hi'en, Susan J Allen, George w, 4. Alien, Alice
Ann Allen Nicholas 4 Alien. and Julia Ann Alien.
mmots' aud children Of Thomas Aileo, presented his
account against the estate Of his said wards for &C
ceptsnce and allowance.
u Is ordered that the consideration thereof be re.
fered to the secord Monday in Jny next at o'clock.
Pr md tha, all persons interested in said account be-
duly notified ny puoI,sbng this order three weeks
successively'n one O ,be printed IN New
port, appear at Said time, at this house, il they
see cause, and be beard respecting tie same.
true copy VI record, witness;
JON. REYNOLDS. Clerk.
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QUICK WORK.

Nes.rs. Greene, Tillinghas, & Co. hsve
woven. in one Of their Fsc'orie.. in me vicin.
iry OF Wexford, r. I. from June 22t TO the
2s,h. inclusive, (oy day light. allowing inter.
mission for bresktsa and d'nne',) by seven
girls, on fourteen looms, s9lo yds. Of sheet.
iog, No. Is, thirty eight inches vide, sversg.
ing over IS yds. per loom dsy-'hs great.
est quantity wove by oos girl was ga and the
lsss, was sos yds
The cloth may be seen At the store oi Mes
a<y, Bsekwi,h & Pearson.
Previden.e you, nal.
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,ffE.nOR.4ND.4.

Last evening. just as our paper went 10 press ar.
rived ship Courier, Fitzgerald. of this port from
the Coast OF Chill, "a days with 2000 bb's. sperm.
and $50 bbis. whale oil All well. We coc!d not
obtain her lis, in time for publication.