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Letters from Gibraltar mention that the King OF
Spain has refused TO recognize MIR. MONTGOMERY.
the recently appointed American Consul al Alicante,
in consequence OF his having joined The national
militia and taken arms during tine struggle Of The
conslilutionasts in that country.
.Ne,o York, July 8.--Cap,ain Otlen of the schr.
Lord Nelson, which arrived at Dartep few days
since from Turks Island. states, while he there,
he learned that the French had taken possession OF
the Island OF Porto Rico and that the British orcG
was shortly 10 land at Trinidad, south side OF Cuba,
10 take possession oil that Island.
The Editor OF the Baltimore Federal Gazette has
enlarged paper and changed its title to that of
" Baltimore Gazette and Daily Advertiser" The
Morning Chronicle has also been enlarged and its
title changed. 1t is TO be known hereafter as the
+" Commercial Chronicle and Daily ADVERTISER
There are fourteen Banks in the city of Boston,
and according to late official statement Of the
specie in each, the total sum is S527, 7S9 1881
3e5, O5 less than in January last
The Directors OF the Bank of Pennsylvania, have
declared a Dividend of ! hree per cent. oil the
Stock of that Bank, Tor the last half year.
Rye Of lie new crop was ground into meal il,
Chester county, Penn on the Esd OF June, much
earlier than was ever known before in thai neg hbor-
hood.
The late Paris papers announce, on the autho-
rity Of letters from London, that Lady BYRON is
married to MIR. Cunningham, an evangelical preach
er.
Four sons Of the ex-emperor Iturbide, came pas
seneers in the Cincnnatus, from London, to reside
with their mother in New York.
APPLICATION OF STEAM.--In the SECOND
edition of Dir. Darwin's " Botanic Garden" pub
lished in 1891, 81 years ago, and ii or Is years
before The first steam boat hoated her banners on
the Hudson--the following passage occurs, the
widest speculaions of which scarcely now appear
to be eAlrayagani:
"Soon shall thy arm, unconquered steam, afar
Drag the slow barge, Or drive the rapid car!
Or on wide waving wings expanded bear
The flying chariot through the fields of aip
Fair crews Triumphant leaning from shove,
Shall their tiutering 'keielefs as they
Or warrior bands alarm the gaping crowd,
And armies shrink h-leash The sladowy cloud
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CARD There is attached 10 the Waclnan Office,
great variety of ornamental type, Of the laes, fashions
which additions constantly making. A. & H. WILSON
feel warranted, therefore, in stating that they will print
pamphlets, cards. handblls tickets blanks, &c. in supe
ror style. Their terms will be accommodating.
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ANEcpoTE OF JOHN PAUL JoNEs.-0rigin OF
the name Of the ship " lie Bon Uomme Richard
=" 1t is fact not generally known, that the late
JOHN PAUL JONES, he distinguished American,
naval officer of the American Revolution, at the
time that he was attempting to fit out a small squad
ron, during the late Revolutionary war, in one OF
the ports OF France, to cruise the coast OF Eng
land. was much delayed by neglects and disappoint
ments from the court, that had nearly frustrated his
plans Chance one day threw into his hands an old
almanac, containing Poor Richards MaSims,' by
DR.. FRANKLIN. In that curious assembiage Of use
ful instruction, man is advised, IL he wishes to
have any business faithfully and expeditIously per
formed, to go it himself; otherwise TO send
Jones Immediately struck upon reading this
maxim, with the Improperly at his past conduct
in only sending letters and messages 10 Court, when
he ought TO have gone in person. He instantly sci
out, and, by dint of personal representations, pro-
cured the immediate equipment OF the squadron
which afterwards spread terror along the eastern
coast of England, aud with which he gotiously cap
tured the Scraps and Countess Of Scarborough,
British ships of war, returning from the Baltic. In
gratitude to DR.. Fraokn's maxim, he named The
principal ship OF his squadron after the name OF the
pretended almanac maker, =" LIE Bon Homme Rich
ard" Life and Character of John Paul Jones.
Political parties are inseparably connected with
freedom OF thought and action, and when controlled
by Judgment and directed by virtue and intelligence.
they give wholesome animation to public sentiment
and excite to vigilance, the only condition on which
liberty is vouchsafed to u.s. The ercesS and not the
existence oil party spirit is what ought to be depre.
Gated and opposed; and when parties are founded
prnciple they seldom exhibit the violence which
distinguish those of more personal and selfish
character. Utica Observer.
Since the first day of January last, no less than
276 new post offices have been established. indie
penden,ly OF this addition, one OF the great western
mails, formerly transported but three times week.
has been made daily mall and other arrange
ments, equally valuable, have been made to facilitate
the arrivals and departures of the mail in other
tions of the Union Yet, notwithstanding these adj
dtions to the annual expenditure, the revenue Of
the Post Office Department, which has for some
years past been inadequate TO the expenditure, WILL
this year,we understand, in consequence of the new
modes OF business introduced by the present Post
master General, be fully equal TO the expenses, and
will probably somewhat, exceed them.
Nat journal. !
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The Trustees of the Peer

ar New castle County will meet al the Poor House, on
" Wednesday the eth inst. at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
AT their last meeting 1t ordered that those persons
having agans, the institution be requested IL pre-
them to osEPn GnrsB, the subscriber least
three days before the next meeting.
July -. 63-4t II. HEALD, sec'y.
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VIII be sold at Public Vcndue.

AN third day (fuesday) next the 18th inst. at the late
" residence of John Jones, deceased, tic lower end
of Orange Street. variety of household anil kitchen ,-
tire consisting of mahogany desk and book CASE,
hogany dining and other tables, chairs, bureau, carpets
bes beds eas bedding, andiron shovel and tonss,
good cooking and other stoves, lumber complete
Of Niles Register and quantity Of other valuable books,
together with variety Of other articles Sale
mence at 10 o'clock. ISRAEL ID l0NEs,2 49,.
REUBEN WEBB, ' 20
July IL, 1926. 63-2t
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FLoun, supeiiine, per Dbl. IS 90 to s
Middngs, do. Q 90
WHEAT white, per 60 Id. / 90
DO. (ncw) do IS 90
Cons, - per 81 ID. il
Kn-dried Corn Meal, per hid. II IS II so
DO. do per Dbl. 9 Il Q rs
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There appears to be no truth in the article which
we copied from another paper that Jeremiah Thomp
son would pay an advanced price for cotton raised by
free labor.
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The exports from Philadelphia during the month
of June. were, Specie S245,7OO. Domestic Pro
duce 2S6.5l4. Foreign Produce 1l4,1S4. Total
946S Sin 40 vessels.
In the same month last year, the exports were
Specie 1880 Domestic Produce 100000. Fo-
reign Produce so5.96S. Total 614,707.-In 4S
vessels Excess in June 1895, 1851 SOL.
The following is comparison of the exports in
April May, and June 1924, and April, May, and
June 1925.
In 1924, in 146 vessels Specie Sl,59o60
Domestic Produce 1,oS2,S74 Foreign Produce
1907 ,S44. Total S952,8ll.
In 1895, in 14O vessels. Specie S2,l56,l51.
domestic Produce. 99Sl2S. Foreign l,S54,s6S.
Total 4,98S, 642. Excess in 1925, Sl055 2Sl.
Phitad Gazette
The Common Council of Boston have approprla-
ted, amongst the expenditures of the year, 7S5O0
dollars FOR the support Of the public schools in that
city.
The Rhode Island Legislature have also passed
an act granting lottery for raising 10000 dollars
for the support of free schools in the town OF New
port. independent of this grant, specific one Of
500 dollars was also made.
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Coffee, w. I. green Ia l8; Feathers, live,
So a 36 Flour, sup. AIS Corn, 40 46 Wheat
red, 80 90 Oats, s5.
At Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Coffee, pr. green, Is 1876 old Java, 70 90 !;
ST. Dom. s. other 16 IL 2; Cotton, upland, IS
26, duh do. Ten. and Allah. % 25, do. do
Louisiana, 25 IS, do; Flax, 8 TO- in de mand
Flour sup. 4,75 dull Rye, 2.l2 l-2, do; Corn
Meal, s25; do. in hid, LIS; Corn, up country,
Al 4d; do. lower do j, 40 40; Wheat, 90 a 95
Rye, 40 46; Oats "a ~ Barley 50 So.
Ta Corregbon9epAn obituary notice of person said
have been formerly of Sussex County, Del, has been
left at our office. II anonymous and editors fire.
qienily imposed by notices of this kind, that have
adopted the rule not to publish them unless we know
whence they come.
TING anecdotes selected by friend, for our columns,
have all appeared in the Waterman.
We are happy find that correspondent approves
of the alterations made in the dialogue recently publish
ed We assure him no wrong constructions, &c.
shines to the memory of the late A. b. Friday.
CAV AcuosTIc" cannot appear. We think no lady of
refined feelings feel herself gratied by being ades
sed in this through the columns Of newspaper.
We acknowledge that have given place to similar love
dties but we did SO because thought they were but
fancys Sketches" and that the initials fictitious.
We shall hereafter reject all such communications lest
wound the feelings Of those to whom they addressed.
The Governor of Maryland has requested the
Governor of Virginia to send JohD Conners the
supposed murderer of Miss Cunnin gham to Elkton,
for trial.
The Post Master General has appointed JOHN
w. HARTMAN, Post Master at Stricker's Viue,
Penn, situated The post route leading from New
ark, Del to New London < Roads, In Chester
county, Penn.
Mr. John Clark was killed at Cha rlestown, Md.
on the 9TH inst. by the explosion Of swivel used
in firing salute in honor of the day.
Two men were killed in Carlisle Penn. on the
9TH inst, by the bursting of cannon.
A set Of elegant buttons has been manufactured
Of North Carolina gold by Messrs. Hayden, Sco-
field & Levenger, of Connecticut with the head Of
Washington on them, and intended as present to
Gen. La Fayette.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT Baltimore, on Friday.

At Baltimore, on Friday.
The following are the only alterations since our
last.
Coffee, w. I. green. III l8; Feathers, live,
So Sc; Flour, sup. AIS; Corn, 40 a 46 Wheat
red, 80 90; Oats, IS.
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A set Of elegant buttons has been manufactured
Of North Carolina gold by Messrs. Hayden, SEQ
field & Levenger, of Connecticut, with the head Of
Washington on them, and intended present to
Gen. La Fayette.
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The Post Master General has appointed JOHN
w. HARTMAN, Post Master at StricEer's pitte
Penn, situated on he post route leading from New
ark, Del to New London K Roads, in Cheste
county, Penn.
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From the Bs ,,moyD american.
HINTsTo YOUNG NAVAL oyrtcuns


$50 p"t ~ die 5 duy more import tsnt
no diirui pc 10 m, than sping
s,ch. F4ugus upd p Isalons reader il nee
Sa y &C u's ,he utMost exesliop 20 keep ..
sske. Tss write OF his by sccdenl found
u remedy to do away owSinsss, which
succeeded isr bette thar he most active DO
diy eSeuion, wos meuy years ago fret OF
hcef Of o snerehsnt ship; we were d. p iysd ol
ou' usual watch below TOR ,wo successive
nighls on he ,bud nIeht % was my watch on
deck from TO l2-sho'uy nite one bell
e me - excessive y dtoSsy tina, | couio
.aS Uust pyseIi To walk che deck. mad .
NiJlent ese, lion and ven up 10 Ihe tnsIn tor
Es'lan' yA'd and came dcvn.--Slni | coult
u" keep ny tyes open mluu,e. had by
'scidoO, ship biscuit 10 my pocket bs
an 10 1t, aud befote nsd swallowed Ia,
''ond Toulhiui. all NY drowsiness eft mt
it came on bowever 30 sbout Is minutes
W. began 10 mAsiic,le biscuit, when u let
"a" s belo'u. ioond ths, one b,scui, wou d
p ms swshe through the watch. and
'e' was uGhou, biscuit sferwstds
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SHIPPING LIST.
PDRI OF NEWPORT.
No Enrre,
CLhfRkD,
S,oop Mar. Fox philadelnh;a

s'oop Mar, Fox. Philadelphia.
ARRIV.dLS.
rHUR3D Y. Aug. 25-arr sloops Careline, sbcr.
man. fr yEk. for Troy;
Fame. Aiin, fr Nantucket, ..
Mary, Fdl fr Berkly for Philadelphia,
henry HDy, fr Nantucket,
Herald Hath. fr Providence,
Only DSuR,er, Crowell. fr Bath, for ~ LONDON,
sch Salty lope, Baker, fr Prov for Boston.
FRIDAY 6lh-srr sloops Apollo, Thsyer. from
Tsunor, iorBoston,
Reform aIn, Pratt fr Prov.
Fame, wsien. fr do.
Rising sun Hathaway, fr Pawtueket.
SATURDAY, 27th--srr sloop President, Gates, fr
Providence
SUNDAY, lath-srr sIoop Albion, Bar ker. from
Prov for Lndon.
MOND DiY29,b-arr sch Jane, BrownelI. from
Providence,
sloop Washington Packet. Fowler, fr Newbern.
TUESDAY S0--sioop Ariadne. Crane, fr N Caro-.
lins,
Hannah h lsncy, Saunders, fr Warren,
Fame, ALE, fr Nantucket,
George Nary, Walden fr Providence.
MEyaoHaADA
The s'oop hme, Bernard Of Nantucket, cargo oil
and candles, vas wrecked on Block.isisnd, 2lst uIt.
Cargo, sails, ryging, &c. saved, hull lost.
Spoke 24,b,hor,h Of Cape May. sch Mary Ann, fr
Newbern, Cor bis port
Arr At Bo,,a. 10Th ult sloop Hudson. Crand.li.
fr this por,
The scbr Ane. of Bristol. wa, spoken July slh.
lat. SO, long, L. fr Havana, for Russia
The sehr Htfdoxs, OF Warren, fr Charleston, for
Nervt-s was wrecked in The gale Of Jul, 27,h. Oh
the Island Of styagu,na--crew snd part Of the Car.
60 saved-ssd landed OF the stand
AZ Con'tsdt 'bout 90 days slnce, brig Balance,
tor Bristol, IN 20 3 DAYS
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csvr. Fhe tims Is nsx hn ,ppsoschiar. when
The remsrkahe Comet or Planet, TO which The nsme
OF butke has been given. will be again visible TO the
earth The attention Of astronomers has been much
attracted TO THE singular body by the very near e.
quality OF the times of its revolutions round the sun
and by the slow. but continual decrease of those
times which last curious fact is generally ascribed
10 the resistance ST the suns atmosphere to the mo-
tion OF the comet. when in periheon The comet
was last in the periheon on the 2is OF May. 1922
its periodical time OF revolution being 22O5 DAYS
(Which will have elapsed on the Sd Of september.)
We may daily expect TO see il. Those Who are de-
sirous o!s particular account Of this interesting bo
dy, will ind lie history in an elegant article by the
illus,rioss BowdRh, in number ofthe North Amer.
ican Review, printed or S years since Ii is hopeS
that doe notice will be given OF The Comet, a. soon
as it is Observed BossOn Traveller.
Mr.. Somerville, Charges d AHares Of the United
States, 20 the Court OF stockholm. iwho has been
detained IN this sountry Tor time by i'll healthy
left Washington on Monday morning last for the
purpose OF procsedirs on his mission
There are now SIX ed,ices. Of the largest kind, in
the city OF New York, devoted 10 gra,ui,ous eduos
tion on the iancisIeriAu system and seventh 10 a.
bout TO be esccted.
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THE JULY HURRICANE.

Al Po'to Rico, toe wStess OF the Bsyamen,
nes' ,he c,ty Of St John., 'o,e consider ably
high and caried away upwards OF six nun'
S'ed persons. In most psrts Of the coast the
houses are materially inju: ed, and some have
entirely disappeared. Csguss snd Jum,cado
are ns"ly 'wsp! away. The promising beau
tnu! euHes crop has vanished, end In many
places even Ine plants He uproo,cd. !st
TOR oil Juiy SOh, ,sys---" Our PIantes having
sosi s,i heir promising cop Of provisions, ate
already C y'rg out want, and from ,he actual
scaici'y oi Noslhsfn produce, we can only
supply them al eyety sdvsnesd prices"
II sppens nat he radical party N Ken
tncky 10y which IS understood the pay
wh n SGT aside the Constitution 10 ens5,e
taen % break the Judges of the Old eou,'s
and crea;e new oncs--snd Of which Gov De
sha - the head, ma, been comple 'fy 0yc
lhrrwn by the iaie election OF Sla': 2fi.e
Ire kpntucky H,pn'te' of .hc 8,n ,osu.
say Fha : ~ poiit!cai stuggte IN h
SAFE terminated las, Wed,e, ,dAy, and T.,
f,ar, TO- The Constitution are At an end. We
bave te'u'ns enough to isUiy Us IN congta'.
rlatng ne f,,ends Of constItuuoDsi goye,n
nca. uDoo their success and we may now
look f. wa,d Win confidence 10 reIu u Of
she 'eign Of ofdcp rtIcs aod princ'pis a.
bone, and speedy ,estot auou 0! our ciedi,
and chsractet abroad.
TIE Cha'es,on Nc 50 y, Of Angus, l7.h,
received ny yo.dsy's nsii, Is snroudad 10
Nol oipg on aceoun. Of the death oil CRARLes
EorEswopTH PIECxsEy. The Couie' an
pouGcas h,s death 10 tar following ierms:-
." Another Distinguished Hero of the Revo.
lulion-., most Fl m end enlightened Stages
msn, q Patriot beyond suspicion end without
repsosch-,he model, throughout his lie,
wbe,her public o. p'iva,e, oi pure and VIZ.
,uou. citizen anI nsgisua'e--the wise $3.50
ciste Of the snccso's Of our liberty, the brighI
and immonsl example Of all ingenious you h,
who wouid identity their names w"h ho,r
COMFY, tonof I'D happiness, CHARLES
CoraswonrH PiNcKNEy, IS n moro. Our
fee,iugs rn his mc!snchoiy even, restrain Us
from 'psakog iur,ber."
LIDERALIrv. An addiuonai trait OF excel.
teDce % "a Nsion's Guest, will be seen by
the fo.lov;ns. iettsr.-T he Ms Parsons is the
widow Of he person who was killed by he
bursting OF gun.
Harrington, hugns. Sd, 1875
Ny D,s' Sill much segre, the delay oi
nv aoswsr 20 yous KIDD ete', June s n, End
also he circums'sneo which has deie're 'hs
ns'.-liog tribute Of sympa'hy 10 me uh'o''u
ot a sms.i "un>an., ss wei rs the "shsm''''of
msk'ng her. haSs !sEs" '"s 'os'V .
h'eod OF me family, thar srasgs% srass,SUu "o','
Seen rnade ~ her 500, which would be e. ,S" "a>
80 were 'oey no, able 10 pay a snm OF mo-.
'of 'gset os land purchased by h,m.-A ,un
So 1000 being fully equal to ths, purpose.
h''e ''sen 'hs 'iberly 90 send il to tho Po,t
m''ts' OF Waterloo, with my letter TO Mr.,
I,''o'' with whom he is spsuieuIa,ly cquAin.
Reee'vs ny best thanks and good wishes,
my dear 81, snd believe me mos, sincerely
yoo' fieod LAFAYETrr
O. Il. Gamase, Esq ,'a6urn STATE Of ny.
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@DgrrieD,

in Tsuntou ou iln'stsy .aso py the Rev. Nj
milton, Joseph Wood, Esq OF Ellsworth, Ne
,.. Frances A hodges.
Nystf 1,y Nr Thomas tlilson 10 Miss Ei,s
nor Angus iohssnn, hnth ot the New.York Park
Theatre
A. Ssckets Harbor on The 9Th ins ..., ';euiuf r.u-
c's Dana Newcoinb, a Jbs United States Army. to
Miss LavIns Da,, dAuoh'ar Or. s. Day.
DleO,
- s't'O sE'lst. - ~Usrs tuguU arc, daughter
oi the late William tee aged O. yesrs.--A member
Of the society of Friends.
On Friday morning last, Captain Thomas Swim
bourne aged 3S years
On the ssne day Hannah. daughter Of Mr Horace
Smith. aged years.
In ProvideEce, Mr.. David C. Atweli, Of Georgia.
in the 3oth year OF his sge.--M John Wallace
Ri,ch. in the 18th year Of his age
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comsoooas poarrH.

comaoooas poarIs. TIE Ns,ioSal
Son ne. contain m srsieie s'gnet by his ofi
cer, 90 whcn ne nskss commrns on ,he pub.
iics'ions recently made by NJ Randall. late
Special ,gen, 30 Cuba, NJ Coxe, the Judge
Advocate, and TO some editorial ,emaks In
the Journal, in which he refe's to the Pro.
ceodng, os the Coors rsspec'ing him, an Of.
fetal eco Of WHICH Is now ~ the pre.,, TO-
MS ,,adicI,io f the femsrks Il the ,wo for.
sne b, and IN silusion 20 the latier, he has thn
pa'ag sph -" have only 20 ssy, ihs have
beeH ''isd sod judged BY my 9ee's, and bow
vita Difference 10 hsit deeisioa. | have en-.
desvo ed throughout my uisis 10 defend my
honor as become man, End | Hus, ihst | cen
bes, ny pnp. nmsnt without Iepinins. No
one hsp h-ssd-me routmat ct my sentence
and n.a!th.y DO, no apology appesrs neces.
say i, suh=. nc Cour o. the prosecution.
7 do ~, are. doubt that s,rict Justice hs,
been dispensed 80 me, and know no, ~hat
cause. induce ysu The Edio' 10 believe
that dVu5lst te,, on the minds Of Others, az the
sr,ic'e alGded 10 would seem imply"
The Editors make a very suitable exposition Of
easrsuses which induced them 10 the premises.
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Scheme.

Besides S5c,, 2p's, los. &s. &c-66 Number
eonbinsiion. 3 Of them to be drawn
rIck.ts IS and parts in proportion, may be Oh
tanned . orders ,ef at J. e.. sHAw's Truly Portu'
nste Office. ~tere have been sold within few days
n7ersi Pet Prixss, and Inc cash paid on demand,
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NEw YoRS, August 2s.
Health efoW Cities.

mere nave bseb umars tor TWO or tbree
week hat tho yellow fsver had broken out Of
NV ieons, but the letters have generally
nsso si'so, on the ,ubisc'. Tno,e by ,hs
o''s sob Carolina. 10 The ~, a ui,imo, ,.,
N" he city continued healthy IL sppes,,.
howeVc'. ihaton the 25th, the Board Of Hoslib
~ NSehes 'esolvsd hat they mad rece,ved
Satisfactory 'nfo msIion ths, The yellow fsvsr
had de ITS appearance in New o, cans, and
'hereupon directed . qua anime Of FIVE d.v,
on ell bosi' Sod bs gss from that c,y
On The 81 ios'soi, the Bosrd Of Health nj
Tho Cliy # Mobile. announced he existence
81 several es.es Of ma'ignan, fever, end va n.
"a all such inhsomsnis ss had the mesn,. ,o
remove hom the CRY Letters from ,b.t ei,,
s'''s thar he fever which hsd appeared W.,
nnu'us'ly ma'ignsnt.
S'vsoosa continued healthy up 10 The i7,h
'nSsn', boz The wesiesf wss x,Jemelv hot
'he Ihs'mome,er being up to 81
Inc deaths IN Ch"isuon from the 7sh 10
me I@ao August, we're tvs0iy srs---sSo -.
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& HEETINGS ANDsfiIRTiNGS

~ SESSIONS has just received large sssor,-
me"t ct bleached and unblesched sheeiings snie
s""''ngs, of very superior quality which he offers
Tor sale MS 10" as can BE- purchased in Newport.
'ept l.
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"a Gt your small prizes for
~ larger ors. in the following splendid scheme
Of he Grand Uhon Canal Lottery. the drawing of
~"ch will gladden. the hearts" Of many on the 7Ib
O. sept ney,t
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'Ht.. Managers List of the Wash
n lng,on Canal s0d Connecticut State Lottery,
NO l. 1925 has been received and may be examined
y - ne o'''os cl ). u SHAW. sept 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01
DIEU ET MON DROIT.

nR louNSffN, will continue in the PaAer,ox
~ d pnysic, and, there is reason for behe,ine.
SAFELY. aod SUCCESS to the SICK, As usually, AT.
tends the PsAorIcs OF other thyscisns
0J Dr. hopes ,he above will remove the erro.
neous impression made on the minds of any pee i.
sons' that he viii no, y,s the sick It re quosle -
~ Drugs 81 MEDICINES,
as good. and cheap ns at sny other shop Tor sale
by Dr. johnson. At HIS Dispenssry, No. 1856 Thames.
street.