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nANE or DResroH.

A T the Annual Meeting of the
IA- Stockholders Of the Bank ofBris-
tol. held on Monday July Sd. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for the year ensuing. viz -
John D'Wolf. Richard Smith. Hersey
Bradford. John D'Wolf. Jr John G..
Harding. Levi D'Woif. Ambrose Wal
dron, Josiah Smith. and Luke Drury.
At meeting Of the Direct tors .on the
same day, JOHN D'WoLr, was elected
President and
SAMUEL sMI'fH, Cashier.
Bristol, July 5, 1926. rJs.l
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Black Lasting.

lust received. one piece superfine
81 BLACK LASTING, suitable for
hent!emen's paataleons and Ladies'
shoes, for sale BIZ
n NJ. 81. r. WHEATON.
July s.
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a smaH sIoop leasur6 boat, be.
Ioying to Now York, in .tlr Siuall
lon Sunday afternoon capsixSIl OF the
Quarantine, with s or 4 persons on
hoard, who were saved by a boat
from the brig Pomona.
Mr.. Gsllatin, Minister To England,
with his lady and daughter. sailed
from New York, on Saturday in the
packet ship Florida, for Liverpool.
Debaushn. the murderer Of Martin,
in Washington, has been apprehended
and cummitted.
The Hon. Albert GalIatin has devo-
ted a considerable portion Of time for
several years past to the rescuing from
"bi'vlon, the languages Of the different
tribes of .Abor,gines. He has embrac-
ed in his enquiries their history and
customs.
1t is said splendid pleasure car ria-
ges with elegant horses have travelled
from Missouri to Mexico, over the
road which nature has formed
Phe Engineers appointed to ascer
tain the best route for the can al across
peninsula Of Florida have arrived at
81. Augustine, and are to proceed i'm.
med!ately upon the duties Of their ap-
pOiniment.
A canal boat cleared at Albany on
Saturday last for Rochester, with 65
passengers. chiefly from the New En-
gland states.
Mr.. Noah has 'relinquishad all in.
terest in tLc publication Of the Nation
al Advocate and has withdrawn from
the editorial charge; he has issued
paper under the title Of - New-York
Enquirer"
Blackstone Canal.-It is understood
(says the Worcester Tgis) that the
work Of excavating the Blackstone
canal through the Massachusetts, sect.
Ion would conhcnee in that town
next week.
DESHA. AT the June term Of Har-
rison county court, held ut Cynthiana,
Ky. the CASE of Isaac 3. Dssha. was
called but all the Jurors were rejected
they having formed or expressed an
opinion AS to the prisoners guilt A
secsad effort to obtain a jury ON the
"eN day was also unsuccessful, and
the trial was abandoned for the term,
No expectation j, now entertained that
he viii ever again be tried in that coun-
ty This will. in effect. acquit him, or
keep him a state prisoner At an annual
expense tothe state Of 5000.
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Extra Cheap Goods !!

: OiAO"P OoouS
Jast came to hand and are nozo opcn.
ed for sale,
NNE Bale Russia Sheetlng by piece
~ or ward.
bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do.
700 yds S.4 checks.
200 yds 4-4 ditto.
Ladies white ribbed silk Hose, good
duality, at rs cents pair.
Super Black Nankin LevanUnes.
White Jackonet and Swiss Muslin
Cravats.
Flag Silk Handkerchiers..
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
at is cents per pair.
400 blue and white and colored Ma
dras Kdkfs. very large size and
excellent Fabrick at ls 1.2
cents piece,
Apply to
N. M. 6 j. R. WHEATON,.
July l.
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fPNUTICE.

A IL persons having bills against the
IA. brig URSULA, while owned In
this town, are requested to hand them
in to the subscribers Immediately I; as
those which are not presented before
her accompts are settled. will be fore
closed.
WV. COLLINS L. co.
July 1. 3w.
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@artne ftrteIltpeMre.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
Slorp Sarah, Ingraham, from ditto:
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mlathewson, from
ditto.
Sloop Hannah L. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Msthewson, from
Wexford.
Sloop Rambler, Cole, from Providence.
Yesterday, arr schr Favourite, Sanford, from
Tarpolin Cove.
SAILED SING. OUR LAST,
sloop First Attempt, Halle, Newbern,
Schr George Warrington, NC.
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were held to 1olI, and the last not OF
fering sufficient bail was committed to
prison. They are to be tried at the
September session. This discovery
was made by a Mr.. @ gorge Farr. who
had been for a long time engaged in
making observations, and had even
rendered himself liable to suspicious
BIZ honest people. for the purpose Of Oh.
kainins the confidence Of the counter
heitors, in which latter he succeeded.
He proposed himself. and was accept
I'D, as q partner in the business Of ven.
Ting counterfeit money; and even
took oath Of secrecy, as member Of
(he company. one obligation Of Which
binds the candidate to murder ahy
humber who shall reveal the secrets df
khe company, or violate the oath Of H.
Ielity. 1t must be admitted that mr..
Parr ventured. far enoughin the busi-
hess. Among the counterfeit notes
mentioned in his evidence, SO notes
bf the Manufacturrr's Bank in Paw.
kucket,Sl00 note of the Bank Of Penn.
.ylyania. and he named person who
was expected to arrive with $40, 900
N notes VI 8, S. and 10 dollars ON the
M esteru Reserve Bank.
Fruo. american
Sea Serpent again.-Capt. Peter
Daggett, ofthe Vineyard. informs US.
hat when passenger On board the
loop Iris, Capt. 'Goodspeed, which
vessel was bound from Boston to Hart
ord--on the 10th ult. at "a. Nj. s
easues to the S. Of Cape Cod Light.
and 2 miles and a third from the shore.
bc, and all on board, inc luding Capt.
w. Dagget, an aged Pilot. had full
nd fair view Of the Sea Serpent
When about rs feet from the sioop he
cid his head S or 6 feet out of water,
|ut soon dropped it, aud passed the
essel within 10 feet going to the
orthward, at the rate Of 4 miles an
Iour. He appeared to be Is or so
eet long, and Of the diameter Of half
barrel. His head resembled that OF
snake.
Capt Daggett has seen many times,
II the usual large ANIMALS of the sea,
qualified to discriminate, and not
kelly to be mistaken. --Bost. Pal.
We learn by gentleman who
bft the La Plata on the esd vi April,
1atthe u. s. ship CYANE, arrived
Buenos Ayrcs about the 10Th and
as to have sailed about the 2O,h
pr Monteviedo, Bahia, and Rio ia
eric. The c. was ordered by the
ockading squadron not to pass up,
ut took no notice Of tho ORDER
ONE skirmishing had taken place
etween the Brazilian and Buenos
yres vessels, but nothing important
ad occurred since the date ut o,u'
rmer adyiccs. Flour at Buenos
yres was s rs per barrel, sugar
ne dollar per pound.--.E +. .uer.
Ip.
The steam boat Washington, Capt
unker, sen. which is propelled by
W engines, each of which is ap-
led distinctly to the two wheels, ac-
dentaIDy carried away one OF her
heels a few days since. She has
nee made two or three trips with a
nsle Dngine and wheel, and thus
sabled, has accomplished her pas
lges, within the time ordinarily re-
iired. She arrived yesterday be-
re sunset, having come through
lell Gate with her single wheel a.
ainst the full ftrce Of the strong
de. The Washington is probably
fine q boat as was ever built.--
bid.
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MarrSe0.

In Darlington, on Tuesday evening last, By
the Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr. Samuel Bowen, to
Miss Abby Peck, daughter Of Mr.. Ellis Peck,
all of Darlington.
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BRISTOL, Jane 60. Arr brig Fame Wal
lace. 30 ds r. Angostura. via St. Thomas.
Spoke. May 81. schr Hero. Mayo, of Plvm-
outh, r. Porto Rico, fat Baltimore captain
very sick. Passed in the river Oronoco, one
days sail up, Il team boat Liberetador, Of Lon
don. intended to run from Angostura up the
Ornenoco.
July lar ship Charlotte, Church III ds
ir Havana. Left, ships George Champlin,
Winslow, and Boy, Green, Of Newport, wait
ing freight ; Roger Williams Mosber, Of Bris-
toi, disch Harvest, Eldredge, and Persever-,
ance, Little6eld, Of Newport, do Clifford.
Wayne, OF Boston, do Ozira, Cadmus, Iris
aud Trescott, Of Boston, woiting freight l.
zette, OF New-york, leading. Brig Niaga, of
Boston sailed same day for Mainnzas. Mar
kets gutted with all kinds Of Arne, ican pro-
duce
Brig Frances. Gladding, 10 DAYS fr Matan-
gas. Game out under convoy Of u. 6. ship
Hornet, bound on a cruise. Left, June oi :,
ships William, Carr, OF aud for Warren' in 81
days; brigs Abeona, Miller, of and for War.
ren. in a New Columbia, Munro, of and for
Warren, waiting cargo; Scion, of Portland,
for Bostsn, in G.; Gov. Griswoid, Of Copnec,
ticut, and New, England, Mathewson, ofProv-
idence, for NSw-York, in 3; William, of
Portland, disch Susan & Maria, Cole, Of and
for Boston, tnc. Spoke, June "a, lat 90, brig
Mentor, M Portland, Ia ds fr Mobile for Ha-
vre, crew had al been sick but were getting
WE'LL =
MEMORANDA.
Spoke, lat 80 40, Ion ~, ship Envoy, ,Whea-
ton, from Providence, for Savannah.
Arr at New-Orleans, May Goth, brig Ursu-
Ia, G Havana.
Arr at Providence. Sd, schr Magnclia, Hos
sam, fir Baltimore.
Schr Jamss Burrill, Hall, from Philndel-
phia,
dth, arr schr George, Harris, 7 Us from su-
vannah.
5tli. arr schr Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, from
Boston,.
sloop b b Jones, Manchester, from New
York.
Spoke, 1st inst. S T.. Of Satdy HOOK, ship
Boy, Greene, OF and for Newport, from Ha-
yans.
The Light House on Garden Key, one of
the Dry TortugAs, has been completed. und
will be regularly lighted up hereafter.
Arr at New-York, ON Tuesday, sbrig New
England, Mathewson, Of Providence, fr Ma.
tanzus.
At Washington, ~ c. both ult schr Rau-
bier, Allen, Of Providence, loading for West
indies.
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Character ef the Opposstion-It has
zen ascertsined, that the opposition
Congress do not oppose the admin
|'ration because its measures are
|rong, but agreeable to an UNDER
|anding that Ii "nnst be put down'v
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FOR S.ALE.

zE,S THE sch'r PLANTER.
YSxE ~ bur,hern los Tons, now
3S5:ssa lying at Somerset, Mass }
S Is about z years old, sails
well, is in good order, and can be fit
ted for sea in few days.-For terms
apply to
DAVID PIERCE,
GIBBS Ferry.
Somerset. Mass. July g..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-08

AT a Circuit Court held in and for
be county Of Jefferson, N. Y. on the
9th inst, came on the trial oil Char
Ptte Fisk vs.. Henry Wyman, for a
reach Of marriage contfa act. The
Fstimony disclosed a scene of the
POst deliberate seduction and cold
carted depravity that ever disgrace
. the human character. After re-.
piving the charge from the court, the
lry retired for a short time and re-
Prncd verdict for the plaintiff for
Iree thousand dollars damages, the
I'll amount claimed in the deCIara-
on.-Albany adu. W
Two suits Tor breaches If promise
marriage. were tried ut Ithica,
N, ~ few days since. One case
as aggravated by seduction, and
10 unfortunate fair one recovered a
Prdict Of 500 dollars. In another
Asc which was not very aggi>lva-
ng, the maiden received a verdict
500 dollars, for having her hopes
deferred" A case .of seduction
as tried, in which the father recov-
I'D ESQ dollars for the loss Of his
Rughter's services.
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The Engineers appointed to ascer
tain the best route for the canal across
peninsula Of Florida have arrived at
81. Augustine, and are to proceed i'm.
med!ately upon the duties Of their ap-
pUiniment.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-08

A canal boat cleared at Albany ON
Saturday last for Rochester, with 65
passengers. chiefly from the New En-
gland states.
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Mr.. Noah has relinquishad all in.
terest in tLc publication Of the Nation.
al Advocate and has withdrawn from
the editorial charge; (; he has issued a
paper under the title Of :" New-York
Enquirer"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-30
THE REMEMBRANCER.
NENERATION FOR THE DEAD.

NENERATION FOR THE DEAD.
FROM rnArr's GLEA>lxGs THROUGH WALES
Amongst the customs that had peculiar at
fractions for me, was the tender vcncration paid
externally at least, to the dead; the church
yards being kept with an attentive decency
which we in vain look for in many other coun-
tries. There is something extremely simple and
pleasing IN the idea, as we'll as in the practcc Of
stre"'ns flowers and evergreens over the graves
OF departed friends and relations. Every Satur
day some of the survivors perform the cstab-
hShed duty at the family grave This consists
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-30

'nd heauty,.and the widowed mother rcjoiccd
~ Her son She hoarcl'l her scanty plttanrc for
lis r.r HAT the idol Of her bosom ,hould icc
1citi"r prvat'nn nor sorrow. For his sake She
lrd She procured ior HIM the means OF in
-'t ~, aud neglected no counsel TO inspire
~ ,"'!ns mrni with continents of r.son and
.un". Oi hex own want, She thought little
Ter pleasure consisted in seeing hm happy;
for his SAX She Hrod, and for his sake She would
willingly have diod. As time rolled on the mo
'hrr'S heart had not been free from anxious fears
md torchodln1S on account Of her son. The
BOY loved her, but he was Wild and reckless He
would escape from the vigilance of her careful
'pve; and She kncw that gay society had more
'harn, for bun than the solitary home Of his
mothcr She t,orci, but as yet she knew not al
Twenty years had passed since that terrible
night she had kept an almost hopeless vigil by
his cradle, when her prayer of agony was heard
and the babe restored to her hopes 1t was
aSain nidnig ht--again the mother kept her
fearful vigil, but not by the bed of sickness
Her boy had become irregular in his hablts-hc
decided not the counsel or the tears Of his mo
thrr and night after night She awaited bis return
with trembling fears These watchtul cares were
more dreadful than those which She feared
would be the last by his cradle Her PRAYERS
were still offered up to heaven that he might be
restored that he might be Sarcd. not from
death. but worse than death-~lr from wicked
ness. 4 knock came to the door-the mother
flew TO admit her boy. There was his hfcess
body, borne by two of his companions She
lr scnsctss on the ground Ter maternal
lnAictcs were hushcd for awhile in a death like
HSrn>ibllity; but She recovered to hear the
dreadful tale: that in a quarrel with his disso-
ute companions. her son had received a blow
Which had caused his death What titlinrs for
A mother She saw him laid IN the grave.
where She shortly followed him Grief for his
untI!nrly and dreadful cate. shortened the life
which had been devoted to him. who had
brought her with sorrow to the tomb How
nauN mothers have reason (though different
auer. Ia Use the eNclamation which Miss
Moore put an the mouth OF the Jewish matron:
Why was my prayer acccptcdn Why did
heaven in anger hear m" when asked son -
N;c- York, lteust 1896 HARRIET
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-30

-Hngn~ ,Ipolio for love and female beauty have
made more poets than any other cause of insp
ration Whatever livery lover poet His
lyric Inspiration may be identified with the
warmth Of bis affections tjrrit however, had
different subjects to inspire him His were more
confined to heroes and themes OF a rural nature
The name Of mulicr woman is SAID to occur
but once IN ms who'll ,Enec. and then in rather
a dlsrespccttul manner This aversion is ac-
counted Tor as proceeding from the h0ncliness
Of his erterior department, which ne, cr rendered
hin an object Of admiration with the other sex.
Or'H was likewise often severe upon women.
Every person who has ever heard of the poet
.htncffoa, must know him as one of the greatest
advocates of woman In a conversation with
SimontdcS, (who was not 50 great an admircr of
the scx,) we find his character illustrated:
" To please and be dis pleaset, is the business
OF our life" sad Anacreon, and where can we
derive more exquisite delight than from the
conversation of lovely woman Their smiles
irradiate the most gloomy temperament, and
when am absent from their society all is 81
lencc and solitude'
9 That there is silence when we are beyond
the reach Of their tongues replied Smondes,
" grant you, but how can you strive to win
the favour of being so nconstant and capri
cious? long probation of signs and tears. of
fattery and tawning, may win smile, which in
an instant becomes lroWnn
g All, my good Simonides.'' SAID Anacreon,
g IT is that very Inconsistency which produces the
pleasures that | have sought Variety is the
essence Of every pleasure and every enjoy
m"nt increases in delight. in proportion il is
difficult Of attainment Thus, when after one
OF these Sieges Of perseverance which YOU des-
crihe, | find the fair incxorablr or tickle. seek
another, and the pursuit is not less agreeable than
the completion Clitias can tell YOU how de
llghtfullv passed my days, while cnjoycd the
society OF thc taitilles> Euryphylc. At Samos
found others equally beautiful, and more con
slant, and at Lesbos left one more charming
than any who now awaits my return with all
the anxiety Of love
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-30
tHnN rHE PHILADELPHIA ALBl.u
WOMAN.

" UMNN
We vcry seldom rcruse the works Of any an
''or. whether rco>aic or poetic, without occa
"onaly meeting with cno-iums upon woman
Her irresistible charms have been common
topic among Writer'S, and many quill has been
wofn eni II depicting thcr C,:,ss should have
'ern con~eerattd the goddess Of poetry and the
''tsee AMI t'up:I ~AonL he considered ;be
~
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-30

OF clearing it of all weeds, repairing the mould
dressing the vcrdure. nending the little fence.
OF white tiles or shells that surround it, and in
short, putting it IN order again. the Sabbath
then the whole parish are to be eve witnesses
OF the pous care of each other. | nave seen
graves diligently cultured, as ever week to
have been plantc, with tic choices. flowers OF
the season; others nave been ornamented with
the more permanent shrubs aud the little hill
| locks sacred to infants have, literally, bestow-
ed on them
"All the incense Of the breathing Spring -
Several good purposes aie answered hereby.
will recount some of them to YOU in tho words
OF Pembrokcshire WIDOW, whom lately saw
decorating the graves OF her husband and q
child, their lirst-born, who died in the same ycal
The following is a faithful copy Of our CONVEX
sation:
" Your employment must be very interesting
to you"
It's our way in these parts, sir. Some think
it a trouble: have nc pleasure now that equals
it, yet am sure TO have wet eyes all the time il
is DOING
The relations, then, at whose graves YOU
are performing this sadly pleasing duty must
needs have been very near and dear to youn
They could not be more So This was the
best husband, and the most honest man in ali
Wales; and the roses and violet,. which have
| just been setting at the head and feet Of this
grave, are not sWcctcr or prettlcr than the poor
little girl who lies under them Blu! they arc in
better place, and ought to be happy. ana -
am"
Here She wcpt very bitterly
8 see yondcr, an Oh man entering thc
church yard with larSo bundle of young plants
which he can scarcely carry"
That man is in hi, ninety-third year, and
has buried all his family: the Iast was u grand
son. TO whose grave he is now going and which
he will make like s4r,,cn before he leaves il
Almost all that end Of tie chu:c!l-ya are lis
| dead, and he is very neat and nice about tie
graves of ALL but the Grand sons the most
Then he was The IA. oritc of the family: as
the last and youngest, perhaps, he was tie poor
old mans Ben amn
| On the contrary, he loved him the least. and
some think that an unlucky blow given by tie
| old man was the cause Of tie youAs ones
death, but it cannot be proved 50 lie escapes;
but by his care about the Young fellow grave.
our townfolk imagine his conscience smitcs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-07
Cnution TO Purchasers

The great demand and wonderful success ofths me-
dcine have induced anumber of persons to initiate 1t
in various ways Some selling sarsaparella and o.
theI syrups, imposing them the ignorant for the Pa
nacea; others are mixing the genuine medicine with
moasses, &c. making three bottles out OF one-thus
retaining some ofits virtues. These imtatonsand adui
teraors, have in many instances protracted the suffer
ings of patients cases where the genuine medicine
would have proved instantly eiicacio!s therefore
deem it duty the public, to acquaint them,
that it impossible, from the very nature OF its const-
tuents, ODE discovered by chemical analysis; and con-
seenty, that all other mixtures represented to be
mine and sold as such. are fraudulent and base imposi
tons calculated to deceive the ignorant and unwary
Theeenuine medicine has my signature on a label re-
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal.
Communications, postpaid, and orders from any part
ofthe world, will receive immediate attention.
0-rPrinted directions accompany the medicine
WIN. SWAIN
No. IS, South NTnth-street, Philadelphia,
Opposite the University of Pennsylvania.
A constant supply of the above valuable medicine
kent by the subscribers who appointed sole agents
for Alexandria Prices-S3 per bottle or $50 per do
zen. LD"'oi hDHA" "-' %
april %
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moNDAY MORNING. AUGUST q, 1895
A. G.. Cazenove & 60.

A. G.. Cazenove & 20.
Have just received per sad Schooner
SIS bales brown shirtings and sheetngs
40 cases superior bleached DO
do assorted satinets
90 hhds, retailing molasses
Also by the Schooner Felicity, from Boston,
5 bales Russia sheeting
And bv the Farmers Ingenuity from Brandywne Mills,
100 kegs Dupont's justly celebrated Gunp.owder OF
different grades. lly -
Sack Salt.
VoFIN H. LADD offers for sale, landing from schr.
% Hamit,
3s5 Sacks salt, superior quality, Liverpool filled
10 barrels mackerel juy21
Sugar and Molasses.
Ak HHDS. Antigua Sugar and 50 do do Molasses,
i - ofvery superior quality.
This day landing from schooner Enterprise at Union
wharf, and for sale by NJ MILLER DUN.
7mo IA