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CITY
Furniture Warehouse,
Union-Street, near the Union Stone,
BOSTON.

WHERE is constantly on hand
and for sale, as extensive an assortment
ofElegant and Iow-priced FURNITUREas can
be found in the City-consisting of
Bureaus, of all prices, from 81 TO $50;
Sideboards; Secretaries, of all kinds; Grecian
Card-Tables; Dining and Pembroke Tables,
all prices; LADIES' Work and Toilet Tables !;
Wash and Light Stands; Sofas and Couches,
some with Fosters improved Spring Seats !;
Brass Fire-Sets, all patterns & prices; Chairs,
various colours, and of every quality; High
Post, Field, French, Low Post, Cot, Il Trun-
die Bedsteads warranted Live Geese and
common Feathers, inferior to none in the mar
ket, whether kiln-Lried or not; Feather Beds !;
Mattresses; Looking Glasses Chimney do. !;
Dress do; Britannia Coffee & Tea Pots; Tea
Trays; Shutters; Knives & Forks, &c.
Also, just received, bale Of Carpeting,
Gne and superfne-all of which will be sold
very cheap, for CASH only.-Those in want
of Furniture will find it TO their advantage, and
are invited to call and examine for themselves,
before they purchase.
E. PARSONS.
Boston, Dec. 25, 1922. If
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8 a. sale, upon the best terms
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THERMOMETERS.

A large supply constantly on hand,
suitable Tor Chymists', Distllers', Brewers,
Sugar ReGners', Bath, Botanical, the Parlour,
and Maine purposes-from the Mandatory
OF /. J. Pool, LondOn--are warranted, and
will be sold at unusual low prices. Those out
OF repair will be taken in exchange, at their
value, for new--or will be accurately new.
fitted, and graduated to the old scale. >
Boston, MAY 20. 1928.
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WeH 5M Glass

nF CANAL LOTTERY commenc-
W es drawing in Boston, on the 23d day Of
May next, and holds out to Adventures the
following grand Prizes, VIII of lO,000-8 OF
10000 of 5000 of 100-100 of 20, and
1900 of 10 dolls. subject to a deduction Of Is
per cent. Whole Tickets at $500. Quar-
tiers, 1872, but will rise previous to the
drawing, as there are but 5000 Tickets in the
Class Therefore, for supply, call at the
Store of
A. HAMILTON.
Worcester. April %, 1923. 6w
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WORCESTER, Wlnesday, MAYS, 1898.
A Tpriety.

Z UST recei ed, at the GEN
81 STORE, WOrce Ter, by WILLIAM. az NV.
MING, JR. large nd handsome ass AZ
of Goods in his Inc
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situate on the Old
IVA. Common, so called, in Lancaster, con-
tanning forty acres of good Land, consisting of
Tillage, Moving, and Pasturage-with good
Dwelling House, Barn, and other convenient
Out-Buildings thereon, and good well of wa
ter.----lt is au eligible situation Cor Mechan-
lex or Boarding House, being near AN Acad-
envy. o. For particulars, apply to the Sub
sCriber, in Lancaster.
CALEB LINCOLN.
Lancaster. March II. 1875. Il
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-o Office, May G, 1928.
To the Widooo and Heirs of JosErH
Denny, late Of Leicester, IN said
County, deceased, and to oil others con-
eernsd IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETMG. r
VOU are hereby cited to APP
~ pear (f you see iit) at tho Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
~, on the first Tuesday in June next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to tho Admin
istratrix to sell and convey so much Of said
deceased's Real Estate, as will raise the sum
OF $685. 90, for the payment OF debts and
charges; and You viii be heard thereon.
TiEQPHs. WHEELER, Rec.
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NOTICE.

WYE the Subscribers, having
W been appointed by the Hon: Nathan
tel I'aine, Judge of Fobate for the County Of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive and en-
anime the claims of the Creditors to the Estate
of the Rev. DAVID BATCHELLER, late of
Oxford, deceased, represented insolvent-here-
by give notice, that Six Months from the fifth
day of April last past are allowed said Credit
orS to exhibit and prove their claims, and that
we will attend said service at the Dwelling
House OF Sylvester .u'Iotire, lnnholder, in said
Oxford, on Monday, the ulnth day of June
next, and on the first Wednesday in Septem-
her and October next, from two to six O'Clock,
Z. NJ. on each of said days.
ABlSIIA LEARNED.
P'.TER BUTLER.
Oxford, May 10, 1923.
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New Books.

DRAcE3RIDGE Hall-Peveril of
IN y the Peak-Pioneers--N in Exile
Memoirs ofRev. John Eliot.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds that are in general use, par
ticularly those used at Boarding Schools-Con-
versations on Chemistry--Cotting's Chemistry
Grammar Of do.-Blair's Lectures on Rhet-
orick-Blair's Philosoph History of
she United States Woodbridge's Geography
and Atlas.
ALSO,
A good assortment of STATIONARY
Paint Boxes-Camels'-H Hair Pencis-Drawing
Paper-Rice Representatives, &C. &c
The above articles may be had at
DORR s. llOWDAND's.
Wanted, Immediately,
4 or 500 SHEEP-SKINS, SUIT
able for Bookbinding.
Worcester, May 81, 1928.
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Nav i;oaE. ian. 81.
Ifonf Dle.xiro.

rom MEXICO.
By the arrival Of the President, Capt.
flaming, s days from Charleston, Just as
we were putting our paper 10 press. we
learn ,ha, The clouds oi faction end nbel.
lion are arising oil all sides, in Mexico.
and threaten total Eclipse Of The lmpe.
rial Star which SO suddenly rose in that
country.
A General Santa Anna, has reared the
standard o! rebellion against the dynasty
OF iturbiele. He was ordered to Mexico
under an arrest, bu, he refused to com
ply. and ventured 10 Vera Ciug, and is
sued = Raining proclamation, full Of fine
promises and patriotism. His object is
10 secure TO the lsoi.e Of MeSico, the
liberty for which they have lought--to
which they are entitled. - and OF which
they have been deprived.
il seems, however, that he was 4 great
./rienito lturbW:---to eviice which, ON
the 9th Of December, :hree days before
he issued bis proclamation, he wrote his
imperial master = friendly letter, nGcis,ng
hin ,oabdi,Hte theihrone. The reasons
which he gives lturbide To Convince him
of,he proprie,y of resigning his crown,
are certainly tery strong--par,icolarly
The Generals philanthrophy and love OF
liberty, enyironed and strengthened by
f'uo housard bayouets! ltnrbide, we
presume, read the lei,er, and r,edi,ated
on the remarks of one of his friends"
with emotions indescribabIc,
General Anna says he shall restore the
Congress and establish bene6cient gov
ernmest--" Deign not (Ae says TO med
iatc on the remarks OF one of your friends,
and expose not your valuable person and
aniabic family To the terrible ca,astro-
phe which Your ha,terers are preparing
for you, and be convinced that this letter
is written to yoti, on account Of the love
and friendship have still for your per-
son. and that 1 would sacrifice my eSis-
,ence TO Save your lite."
Mr.. Poinse,t arrived at Ncw-Orleans
on the 10th inst. Ill the schr. John Ad-
ans. and was TO sal Tor Norfolk On the
l2ih.
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In this town. On Wednesday last ruddcn'y. Mrs
Eh.nbeM 7ret<si, wife Of Mr. John Trevett, in her
T3d year.
On Thursday morning last, Mrs >HannoL HeJ6.
in her 95th year.
Yesterday morning. sf'r lingering and severe
ihdisposi,ion, Mr John Teosraas Jon sged 80 years
Inspector of the Customs Of tpis port. who, in
le execution Of his otsicai duty performed with e.
deity the trust frposcd in him III tbs affective
dispenss,ion OF Divine Providence, discousois,e
1idow mourns the loss OF " kind and beloved hus.
bsnd-aged paren.s, an oply and sfectiona,e son,
the anticipated prop Of their declining years and
hts sisters, a brother devo,edy attscled TO them.
To tst Orhnip vent ara Mel ciiui Being. who. IN un-
errIns wisdom, summons frxi mortas hence, We
commend them, for that consolation. which rcsigns.
ton to Ills will. fall not 90 give. His fupers. will
proceed from his late dwelling house, 10 morrow o.
ternoon which his relations and srcDds are invited
Ia strnd, without further ootice.
Al Sea, on board OF The brig Brtius, PhilIips. ol
Uis port. The 27th .of November last, Mr.. Seph~l
too aged I9 of ,h: late John Cook, Esq oi ,bis
town. ..
At Providence, Mrs .,hno OIr3. widow of the
late Col Christopher Oney, ~ the 10Th year Of her
pge.---Nr Beujsasin Brova, aged 57.----Capt
Errnon Darn, in MS 65,h year. .5
Al ri,er,on, Mr. Bessef Cock, son or M. Peter
Cook, aged 10.
A, sea. on bosrd ship Moss. on The 9th Oct on
the Passage from Pii'adelplia TO London, ilou.
WILLIAM LOwNDEs, Of sou,h.CaroIina
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Jpsf fu6Gs1ed and jo' sale BY Miller T. Ruieb-
ens, Providence, and n, a. Afnpi/o,d, Esg.
-Ncwfori.
T'HE PG5l'c Laws OF the state Of Rhode.isand
and Providence piam ms,ions, Az revised oy
committee and ina,,y enacted by the Hon. General
Assembly, at their session in January 1922 To
which are prehSed, the charer. decsr alton al nde-
penrnce, sr,icies Of confederation. constitution OF
The United s,atss, aud prcNien, wasbing,on's Ad
dress OF September i7g8, The Laws are comprised IN
rota cy.ayo voutne Of about 500 pages .nclu'hng
copious index Of 46 pages. p'n'ed on supcrhn. pa
per- Price S3 So sheep, end 81 IS CALI In conse-
quence OF The great expenses attending tie work,
the price will I've advanced 50 cents on volume at
Ter the 6cst of februsry next
pgoSiieoce D.c ~ f,..
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now, si;h ye Charter gives us power 10
govern ourselves, and such Others as
cone among rs. and by such i,;sm of
eI'ii government, as, by the voluntary
consent, shall be found most suitable 10
our estate and condition: II i. agreed by
this General Assembly, thus imcorpora.
ted, and by this presep, act declared,
That the form OF Government establish.
cd in Providence Plantations, Is DE
MOCRAriCAL,s that is to say, q
governmcn, held by the free and ,olun.
tary consent OF all, or the greater part, of
the free Inhabitants. And now to the
end, We may give each to other. mot.
wlthstanding the different conscicnccs
touching the truth. as it is in Jesus,
whereof upon the point we all make men.
tion,) as good hopeful assurance as we
are able, both being each mans peacea-
hle and quiet cnloymcn, OF his lawful
right and liberty We do agree unto,
and by the authority above said. enact,
establish and confirm those orders fol.
lowing. LThen follow ,!'- public laws
&c.
CAPITAL letters in the original
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Maebendence o. Caba.
Capital letters in the original.

~
Letters have been received In his city from
Pa", says the Baltimore Morning Chronicle
stating Iha, England. in case Institutes should
break out between Fspce snd spain, had
contracted TO futi.'sh the latter with fund, 30
carry on the contest; that she was 10 rcceve
Cuba as sort Of mortgage or indemnify io'
her loans; that an arrangement has already
been entered into with the constituted author.
mes ct the Island, TO bring sbou, 'hi. event.
1t IS tunorcd ,ha, agents tom Cuba are nov
al Washington, - sound our government an
this point, whether IL this Islsnd should de.
clate Itself indc2euden,, tho United S'ates
would acknowledge and gus'aotee th.' same
FMS ur'y accounl fer the late Sudden dep,st-
ure OF The British squadron from the Cobs
station, without staying TO co operate whh
Coz. dioaote Porter.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing about 50 acres
4 y of land. situate 4, M,ddeiown. about 2 mil-s
from the st.ic honse. containing Two orchards and
is well ~.errd. wooded. anil ~sl!ed Un said Par
10 good Dwelling House. Barn. Crib. sRI other OFT.
bouses-lying ON the main rosd- next adjoining lie
estate e william B,ile-. y.q For particulars sni
terms, srpy to tie s,b.criber, living ihe prem-
~s JosEPa BROW NELL.
NiIj,e,o an, I'm %, 1873
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!. Tiiaijor Sk,ndey.


~ the Jioua-y term Of ,be Superior Cor,
Tor the county of Winjhsm in Connections,
came on the trial OF the case Of Cot. D,niei
Pu'm,n, va. the Revrrend George S,v.ge
White, for slsnher---,hc def.nd,n, having
charged mo pla,n,ig, 10 cr1usIifed terms,
With perjury; IN presence Of he Eigh, Rrv.
Bishop Bsownell, end the Junior Warden Of
the Trinity Church 10 Brooklyn. Tbs charge
was iu'iy proved; there wss no a,tem mpt 10
jns,iiy, or sny question of law roised OIL ,te
tria. The Counsel Cor Col Pu,man stated
explicitly 10 the Court and Juty. thet the &C.
tion was NOT brought TO draw muney from the
defendant, but TO vindicsle bis character a.
gainst false and malicious charge. Verdict
/. Tor the plsin.iff, 500 dollars damages, and
costs. This CAUSE e:cited con,deroble in
ie'es,, fom the relstive situation, in life of
The parties. The plein;if commenced his
career in life ss soldier OF the revolution,
and rose to the rank Of hid de Camp TO Ms.
jor General Isreei puirnao, and has elw0ys
held high and homo rabie s,eion IN the state
c! Connecticut. unit as,ailed by The defend.
sn,. The jefcndsn, is sn E.ngishnsr, aod
received his ordination in this country. where
he has resided some yes-., most Of me ii me
When he arrived 10 this county, certain pub.
iics,ion., with the name Of Georges. White,
as he author, wsre scon found in circulation.
We believe he has never denied being the
su,hora--a, any rate, they are Of a mo., often
sive and scurrilou, character. We under.
stsnd that the Rev. M,. White rs, instituted
sui; sgsiost q respectable person in this ciiy
for defamation. assessing INC damages at
5000 dollars. which is 10 DO tiled before the
Cieui, Court OF tho u. S. in this District, at
tho Msy ,srm.--B boston Gazette.
The Mobile. Register Of tho islh cit. ro,i.
c-s The srrivaybsib steam boat HsrrIa,. from
Montgomery, having performed her voyage,
abou' lo0o miles, 10 less than ~ dsys, ineiud.
ing 90 stops.
By the adoption OF the plan i,r The Navy
pesce Establishment q, reported To Congress
from tina, Department, the Secretary csleu.
lstes the expense Of the Navy Establishment
will b.; reduced about S 90 900 per snoum.
Should the 5il, f,r the new ote,niza,ioo ~
The Navy pass Congress, it is probable Capt.
Rodge,. will be The Rear Admiral and Cspts.
Brfon, Bsinb'idge, TiDgey, Siewatt, sod
Hv,i, be the Comnodores.
The whole number Of the militia o! the Y.
S:a,cs snd Territories, sg-eesbIy H. the Is:.s,
returns that have been made, smounis to 957,.
AZ, sllowing Eve thoueaod for the hrksn.ss.
Immense ledges Of COAL, ssid 10 be folly
equsI to the gsne'slIiy OF Liverpool cool, srs
said to have been found sbou, so miles above
81. S.epbens, in Alabama. Cosi Of the ssme
quality hes been dug at Tuseslooss, in the
-ns S,s,e.
-
tn. N.r.yok Eve ir@:,usry he. existed
l;,,e noss =. N two year.: YET duony tn.t
n.,;.,d no less thso one shon,ona seven hun.
md and ,irfy ar patients bsve been p'e.
,,,ned Io,, ,sd several Of them, tern 6iud,
aria,Sr resso,ed 70 "sw'.
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PdLUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FOR ssLE, OR To LET.

A.. FOR S5LE, OR TO LET.
THAT pleasantly situated stand for a TuhEs
House, situate in Portsmouth. about 5n,i,es
from Newport. With an excellent orchard, garden,
extensive ou, houses, in thotooah repsir. and about
six acres OF land The situation . well known, h.v-
Ing been occupied as public house tor many years.
.9he-s three acre lot on the main road, within
one mile from the STATE house.
. Iakewse--au excellent well finished two story
Daehiogiiouse, in Howard street, at the south part
OF The to~n, in perfec, repair, and having n isrg~
garden. With an abundant supply offrun
I.ikcFtsc---two shares IN The Portsmouth Woo,en
MAoutaciory, now IN full operation
For par iculars relative 10 the whole or any parc
OF the above property, Apply 10
Eewpor,. IAN. IL. 1928
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tu FRESH
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
OF TUE BEST QUALITY.

:, OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Which will be sold for ee,y uoderafe prices. NJ
DR JOHNsON's Sm4p,
No. J88, IHAxES S1REEe,
Jum north sfMe Bries lsvtes
nocT. JOHNSON ,banks those who have called
~ on him for medicine. or medcsi aid and ss-
sures oibers. that they viii end rs rood Afcdsc,res
al bis ahop, as rse~tete and the greatest care wiz,
be had ,,st no miStske ie made.
OF Medicine Chests Nv, up, or rcplenshcJ, for
families or ships, with great sYac,ness
GJ Natural and AT lGcini Teeth prepared and set
in the nesies' msaneri Teeth dressed, extracted,
&c with the greatest care.
or Hoef.y J rciR at1shd as asnai 20 all Tra/css,roI
c12b ss.
fn Among lis medicines are
Docf. .SydeBhams celebrated IlNs.
=" These Pits are excellent preven,iyes Of many
diseases. if tksn in due season and in sctual dis.
ease have been used with good sGccess they af.
ford gres, 'eef 20 bilious hAbits. III rbknmsiisms
.und,ce. sick headache, hsbiiGai eos,iveness cor.
rect aud purity the blood, acd sre excellent IN iea
male compisips. They ave gentle in their operss
lion, snd are the Best phys'c for ,,e head ache. Wien
proceeding from deispg geucnt of the stomach md
bowels Thy are superior TO Lees. Andstsons, or
Hooper's Pitts The increasing den,snd Tor s,den-
hams Pnis, ~ evidence VI their supetiot .ficscy.
Rose Oiumeni.
"This bssu'ifui Ointment is cheap. certain ssfs
feredy n. the scaid.bssd, and for other e, ,uptons
about the head, face, hands, &c. This ointment has
never faiied To The Itch. in a single instance.
when property applied" The calls for this ,int-
meat. 10 preference TO soy other. proof of ito SUI
periority.
Also, Of the 5en 7aaEty. Essence Of Pepper mint.
Liquid Lsudsnnm, Elk Psrsgore. olher Tneuyes
sod flsrs. salts, hiera picrs. svlpbar crem tartar
ac. &c. Teeth Powders aud Drushes, opotcidoc,
british Oil, ~ 'ers, &C.
Also, Dpc,. ManIeigt's much admired
Madagascar Oil,
fpr I've hair. This oil is used to curl and p.rfuns
ne hair, 10 csu.e II to grow and to preye., bald,
ness fhis Ua is in general request.
Gr As ABOVE,
100 ib. e.. peppermint-io0 ib. ii1uid isudsnpr,
Ia sross OF rose, or itch ot,ment-i2 gfo.s Of sy
denhsm's, Ices q Andetsoo,s Pi,ls-6 gros. q z
N.neigh's celebrated Madagascar Oil sor the hsr-
G'suoers. and other sslts-sil az superior qo.liy.
DC I6
"PkIN11NG, e|aH kiads ,erseslea: =.
saaT'oefory Egcner a, sais sgee,
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fllSs al SafS A>~ F"
ior an Act cxempiing them as aforesaid
they humbiy pray. (signed)
Joshua PeckhanI, WiHiam BAILEY,
Constant 7aber. George S. Hoard.
1hos. C.. Hazard, George A,msrong,
Thos Clark, jun. 5 Fo'pSer Gardner,
Wnhiam Baaen,an, Haalty Clarke.
Sohn Eas,ou, !
Mr.. HvNrEa entered into full and
very able investigation of the Petitioners
claim. explaining all the Transactions,
which led to it, aaddeSnding the course
adopted by the town.
Mr.. a. ROBBINS considered il an un-
wise attempt on TIE part Of the Petition
ers to invoke the aid of Iile Legislature
10 control the conduct Of the town. The
Assembly had given to T.. towns, ,h,'
power OF taxation for particular purpo.
ses; and nothing could warrant an at
tempt OH the part OF the Assembly 10 in
terfere with the execution Of that power.
1t was impossible to make >very panicu.
lar tax an equal burtben on all classes of
the community; and what was now
complained of in the town OF Newport,
might be urged with equal propriety a.
gaihst every town in the State.
Messrs. HAzAwp, NoRrEAM, and
G. +, RosBINs spoke against the Peti-
tion, and Mr.. PsARcE, replied; when
the Petition was rejected without divi-
,sion, and almost unanimously.
The Petition of STEPHEN Il. NoR.
THAN and others for Horse Boat Co.
to navigate Bristol Ferry, was continued
on motion Of counsel of,hs adverse par
~. The proprietors of the Ferry repre-
:,ented 'ha, they were unable to find the
original grant from the Plymouth Com,
pany, and prayed for further time to CON.
,inuc their enquiry.
An act was passed, making permanent
The Bank tax, and restoring the Bank
Process
Charters Of incorporation were granted
10 the Smlh6eld Lime Rock Bank; to
the Farmers AID Mechanics' Bank, in
pawtuckc,: to the Cumberland Bank ;
and to the z. |. Agricultural Bank, in
Johnston.
The petitions OF George d, Wolf, and
ofthe Foster Exchange Bank, for char
tcrs. were continued to the next session
Acts were passed to incorporate the
Providence Franklin Society, for sciea.
tiic purposes; to give to the Providence
Hydraulion Company the same privileges
and exemptions as are allowed to other
Y}re-enginc companies aHa to incorpo
rate the Baptist Education Society Of the
Warren Association.
An act WAS passed restoring the privi
legcto creditors Of OBTAINING poor pris.
oners for debt in Jail, by paying one dol
lar week for their subsistence.
A bill relative to the packing Of men.
haden and herring fish, reviving the old
law OH that subject, was passed.
An act was passed allowing militia Of:
ficers who have not taken their engage.
ments according TO law, to do SO within
sixty days alter the rising OF the Assem-
bly.
The petition for an act TO Incorporate
the Blackstone Canal Company, wa:
continued, with order Of notice.
The committee appointed at the las
session to examine into the situation O
The banks, made favorable report Of thei
condition.
The following article is extracted from
tbc ouriept recorls nj this state. ,u,f
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

EATERED, ,.-.,
s'ooo Ann Maria, Gardner, NeS,York 20 Hal
cyon Vars, do , ship Hazard. Child, savannah do
Galstez, Gold,bwait, Batavia
CLEgRED.
ship Diamond, sirout, Charleston; 90. Iis.afl,
Child, Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
MEMORANDA

The sch ss,sh q Hannah, Spencer, from uhode.
Island, arrived at Charleston, Jan 10.
The slocP Amey 4 Folly, from hodeis'snd, ~.
rived al Riohmond' Jan l3.
At ST.. rierres, Jam 1, brig Catitss, Church, Of
Dri,toI.
Cleared at ch,rles,on. On the 9 n inst, h6e; souSt
Pleasant. OF Bristol for 5, N@lery. frsn&
The sch. Dadepi.. Burdck. ~ this port, eailcd
from t,otee, on the oh oi Nov. ,or Cape wesursds
The brig iiram. wailc, arrived al Chsries,on,
Jan III, days from this por, ssiied brig Panther
s~inburrc. of thu. port FOR Havsrs.