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Per steam boat Connecticut.

f>eF SLcuM OOuC COUUeCttCut.
Arrived at New York, on Wednesday, brig Will
son, Brtton, SO days from Sligo.
Cid. brgs Eliza. Baknp, Vera Cruz; Ann Maria,
Crowell St. Johns, N. b.. Shops Bolivar, Hoodcss,
Havana; Empress, Providence.
Arr on Thursday, ship Meteor, Huttleson, Belfast,
27. Saw going in, ship Mordccai, Hill, from Nor
folk. Left, ship Courier, Thompson. Of and for New
York, the 9th, supposed she would be detained un.
oil the lOth the only Am. vessel. Sept. 10, lat AZ
3d. lon AZ, passed large bright sided brig, supposed
bound to New York.
CID schrs O,hello, Durham, Savannah; Oswcgo,
Travis, Fredericksburg; Manchester, Coffin, Rich
mond; sloop Atlas, Hart, Norfolk.
.AArr 1T Norfolk, Both, schr Red Fox, Hpkins, fin
this port.
Arr at Wilmington, 26th, brig Elizabeth & Ann,
Young, Martinique.
Cid. at Charleston, 25h, ship Triton, Chccver,
Liverpool
Arr at New Orleans, 4th, sehr Hound, Batema;..
Tampco.
Cid at Baltimore. 2d, ship Ulysses, Norman, Rot
terdam.
Arr at Philadelphia, 81, sloop William, Saunders,
fr Salem.
At Rotterdam, Aug. 22d, ship Orbit, Fish, discg.;
brigs Hindoo, Constant, Of Boston, for 81. Pctors-
burg, 10; Nautilus, New York, IS.
A violent gale was experienced at Key West, on
the 7h ut. which obliged the Mexican ship OF war
Libcrtad, and brig Herman, to leave the harbour and
put to sea.
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FALL GOODS.

lust received from New York, and open
- ing this day, at No. ID, Market square
superfno and middling blue. black, olive
brown, steel, and fancy mixed Cloths and Cas-
simcres; silk, velvet and Valencia vcstings
a prime lot; goats hair and common Cam
blcts; drab Dufiils; Scotch and Tartan Plaids
silk and cotton Umbrellas; lambs wool ant
worsted Drawers and Shirts, large sizes; q few
pairs cotton Drawers, new article; extra fine
and large sizo flag and bandanna Handkcr-
chiefs, some ofwhich are very superior; Berk-
ly Cravats; black and fancy colored Italian
Cravats;a great variety Of Gloves ;grecn Book
ings; red Serges; white Canton Flannels, q
new and beautiful article for mems wear; Sus-
Penders Of all kinds; buckskin Mittens, supc-
rlor black silk Velvet; figured gilt Buttons;--
and many other articles in their line, which
they will sell at the lowest possible rate, for
cash or approved credit.
Two pieces extra supcrfinc steel mixed
Cloths, very scarce colour. Those in want
OF fine mixed Cloths, will do we'll 10 drop in
and examine for themselves.
Garments made to measure, and warranted
TO tit. On hand, ready made Clothing, cheap.
BUTTS g. LOCKWOOD.
September 26
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NOW FOR THE BARGAiNS!!
Direct from Mem York.

y
"ORSE & DRAPER, No. 9, Market st.
1V1- West Side, will open this morning, a su-
perb lot Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Duilils, Lyon
Skins, Plads, real goats hair Camblc,s. Book :
ings, Flanncls, &c. tho most Of which wero
purchased at tho New York auctions, tho last
week. and will be sold at smal! ad, anco for
cash or good paper. Likepise, one case bang
up Cords, a real s,ou: article; plain Manchcs-
ter olive Cravats; elegant black and colorcd
Italian Cravats; rich silk, striped and figured
velvet yestings; tolinct and Valencia ditto; -
Swiss plaid Cravats, large size; patent spring
Suspcnders; common ditto; Woodstock, buck
and castor Gloves; lambs wool and worstcd
Hose and half Hose; French cotton Drawers,
a good article: lambs wool Shirts; Gurnsoy
Frocks; Comforters; Canton Flannels; green,
crimson and black Bomba,ctts; plain and fig
ured heavy floor cloth Baizc; Tartan Plaids,
at the lowest prices; few pieces Of fine un
dressed Ginghams, 81 wide; a few pieces Of
fashionable Prints. With a variety Of other
articles 100 numerous 10 mention, all of which
are offered at the lowest mark et prices.
On hand, a largo assortment OF noaay
Made Clothing.
Garments cut and made to order, at short
notice, and every article warranted to lit.
September 20 It
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THE TOKEN FOR 1928.
~ G. GOODRICH and BOwLHs 4 DEA
~. many Rosfon will puhlish early i'm N

- u. GOODklCH ana BowLHs ~ DEAR
~ HORN, Boston, will publish early in No
vcmber, THE TOKEN, A Christmas and
NetD Years Present
This work is intended to emulate the beau
ifu volumes which appear annually in London
under the titles Of Souvenir Amulet 'For-
get Me Not &c. The contents consist wholly
of Original Pieces, in prose and verse. Tho
embellishments, thirteen in number, arc exc
cuted by American artists, Of tho first rank.
A prize of ono hundred dollars for the best
Tale, and tho same for tho best Poem, were
offered by the publisher, A large number OF
communications have been consequently re-
ccived, many Of which. with tho prize pieces
will appear IN the volume. The decision oftho
committee, selected 10 award the premiums,
will be announced on the day Of publication.
Ij'BowLEs & DEARBoRN, No. ", wash
ington street, Boston, are proprletors ana pun,
fishers of the above work for the N. England
States. Orders are to be addressed to thom
accordingly. Boston, Octobero
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MARRIAGES.

In this town on Wednesday evening last, by
Rev. DR.. Gano. Mr.. Albert T. F. Smith to Miss
Emma J. Dunn, daughter Of the late Capt.
Bernon Dunn.
In Olneyville, by Rev. Mr.. Cheney, Mr..
Levi LOWS Of this town, to Miss Joanna M.
Thurber, of North Providence.
In Roxbury, on Wednesday evening last. by
tho Rev. Alonzo Potter. of Boston, Mr.. Robert
Hale Ives. of this town, to Miss Harriet Bowen
Amory. daughter of the late Thomas Amory.
Esq. Of Boston.
In Killingly, on Sunday evening last, by John
Dixon. Esq. Col Israel Phillips to Miss Lucy
Angel all Of Scituate.
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In this town, on Tuesday morning last, Mrs.
Nancy Potter, aged 27.
Same day William Albert, son Of Joseph w.
Dexter, aged sixteen months.
In this town, on Thursday morning last Capt.
Artemas Brown Of Concord, Mass. in the 3lth
year of his age.
Same day Amey Waterman infant daughter
Of Col. Isaac Mathewson.
In North Providence, on Sunday 23d ult.
Susan Maria infant daughter of Mr.. JOSIAH
King, aged IS months.
In Johnston, on Monday last, Mr.. Benjamin
Winsor aged so.
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HUzZA FOR NO. UNION BUILDINGS

HUZZA FOR NO. 4 UNION BUILDINGS
SWe Fire, No .Nistake after ALL"
1T will be recollected whero an Office has
IL the good fortune to sell large number Of
Prizes, out Of very small number ofTickots,
it is certainly good logic, to assert that pur-
chaser would have an equal chance, in max
ing purchase out Of q small number of Tick
cts. that generally contain q large number Of
prizes, to what he would in making the same
purchase out Of a very large number, even
should there be Jew more prizes among
them. CLARK'S LIST,
Rhode Island Vest Baptist Society Lottery.
The drawing Of tho above truly popular
Lottery, took place on Wednesday, at the
State House in this town, and the result gives
to adventurers at CLARK'S, the following
pleasing intelligence.
Dratcn Numbers.
A3 SO As 35 43 40 "a AZ
besides numerous splendid prizes in the abovo
there were lots Of SOS. sos, ISIS, very large
number Of which were sold at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Of6ee. No.
A, Union Buildings.
October 8
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NEW GOODS,
Ar No. I, CANAL-sT

II SMALLY, has just received at his
e. Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment OF blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Brosdcloths and Csssimcrcs; Vestings. new
ane elegant patterns; few pieces drab Duff
fils, Kcrseys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c.
SC. .~.......
On hand An extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description, made IN
the best and usoss durable manner; and IN fhe
latest style. which will be sold for cash. at
prices that cannot fail TO suit ccstonora
October 8
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.

FRUIT IIILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.
NNIIE occupant of this fashionable place Of
n resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that il is now open for the summer
season: Ii is situated on an smiEencc, wLicl,
comman Is fbeautifnl view Of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort for
| those in pursuit Of ease and comfort:--He
has all kinds of Fruit that this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Sc.-his table will at oil times bo furnished,
from the choicest selections Of the Inarket;- =
his very commodious Hall is furnished will,
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:-his long Alleysis in the
best order for tho accommodation ofthosc who
will please to visit his house for rccrcation.-
A few Boarders can be accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy tho country during tho
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they con inhalo the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June ~.
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RICHARD EDDY,

.V0. To- BTOdd-StTeef,
DElNG about TO make new arrangement
2D in his business, respectfully solicits alE
persons indebted to him to mako settlement
previous to the first Of Septembcr;-all ao-
counts that are not settled at that time, will
be left with an attorney for collection. All
persons having demands against him, arc rc-
quested to present them for liquidation.
FoR SALE.-Thc shop nov occupied by tho
undersigned, will be sold on reasonable terms.
1t is good building nearly new, calculated
particularly for q Boot and Shoe Maker, to
which there is attached a store. The stand is
n good one, eligibly situated, and offers ma
| ny attractions to the craft.
Aug. 4. 6w. RICHARD EDDY.
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vEssrIs SPOKEN.

Sept. IL, lat AZ, lon 81 30, brig Daniel Webster,
Davis, 6 ds fr Boston Cor Marscillcs.
Aug. Is, lat 4s 30, lon 81, brig Baltic, Scabury. r
Newport FOR Hamburg.
The schr Harriet Lincoln, Of and from Bristol, for
St. Thomas, with loss Of foremast and bowsprit IN
gale on tho 3ist Aug fallen IN with 18th ult lat
"a 30. Ion 6S 80, and supplied with spar for
jury bowsprit, and topgallant sail by tho Two Sons,
at Baltimore. She then making the best Of her
way Zoe Nassau, N. p where it supposed she arr
in few days, tho weather boing fine aud the wind
far.
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CONFECTIONERY AT AUCTION.

CONFECTIONERY AT AUCTION.
NNHE subscriber will sell at Auction, on
Il Wednesday, the 18th instant. at No. 81,
Westminster-st. hIs Stock in Trade, consisting
of Confectionery, &c. il not previously disposed
of at private sale. +. G. SCHAFFER.
NJ b. All persons indebted TO the subscri-
Der, are requested to make payment by the
first of November next, as all accounts, after
that date, will be left for collection.
October 6.
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NOTICE.

ME subscribers having rslnqushed III elf
Il Store in Market-street, and associated
themselves with OVERS & MANTON, ro-
spcctfully request all these having unsettled
accounts with them, to call at No. 8, South
Watershed, and adjust the same. They ten
der their thanks to their former customers, +,
and solicit a continuance Of their favors at
their new stand.
BENZ. & CHARLES DYER yrs. & Co.
Sep 10 issv
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JOSIAH I. EDDY.

" "ANUFACTURER Of Patent Bellows, for
1Vl the use Of Jewellers, White Smiths, Foun-
dcrs and Coppersmiths, continues to carry on
the business on an extensive scale. All orders
will be promptly and punctually oboyed. His
manufac ctory is on Eddy's Point, two doors
north Of the new Steam Mill.
Ocfohnr G. if
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RUSSIA GOODS

ECEIVING this day by wagons 100 pic.
Aeces Konopton, ZotoG, PlotnikoH, and 9TH
fabrics Of Heavy Duck $50 pieces Cbcpotcb-
KING Half Duck, 10 bales heavy and light
Ravens Duck, lst and I'd quality.
In store--A large assortment Of Ssilcioth
OF various descriptions, for sale on very favora
5le terms, by A. M. VINTON.
ors. 3.
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LITERARY.

Nm press in this town, and will be published
r. in weeks, by DOYLE & HATHA-
WAY, miniature editions, OF the following pop
uIar works:-Thc Castle Of Otranto,-Eliza-
beth, or the Exiles OF Siberia Paul and Vir-
gina-and Sterne's Sentimo,ta, Journey.
Oct G.
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CARD.

vUNHE Dog, Cnop. belonging to Mr.. q.
- HAYES, returns his sincere thanks TO tho
gentlemen occupying the stores on masons
and Long whsrfs, for their kindness in shelter
ing and feeding huf during the absence OF ms
Master, and assures thom should II be IN ms
power an future day 10 servo them or ihc'rs'
Il will afford hin, the greatest pleasure 70 re-
ciproeato ir Oc,obsr
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NEw-BEDFoRD, Oct. 4-Cld. shin Midas,
Sooopcr. Rrazu hanks.

Spooncr, Brazil Banks.
BOSTON, Oct 2-Arr ship Olive Branch, Hnr.
ding, Liverpool, 30; brig Sarah Ann, S,etson, f St.
Ubes; schrs Regulator, Crowell, Labrador; Sally 4
Bc,sey, Kent, Straits Of Belle Isie.
Cid. brigs Curlcw, Ellis, st. Thomas and mar
kct; Margaret, NOVEL;, New Orleans.
81, arr ship Harvest, Burgess, Cronstadt, Aug. 3,
Els,neur, 18th.
CID. ships William Gray, Cobb, Tor New Orleans;
Minus, Frye, Charlestonj brig Favorite, Stanwood,
New Orleans.
%,h, cid briss Minerva, CLARK, Copenhagen ca.
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HERE WE HAVE 1T AGAIN!

HERE WE HAVE 1T AGAIN!
MI ORE luck at P-AI.NE 4 BURGESS.
1vA- Com. IS 43 As in the West ptist Lot
terry, camo up the capital prize Of three thou
sand dollars, sold at PAINE f. BURGESS Of
flee.
Also Com. 43 47 So a prize Of $50, and
AZ 4s SO a prize Of |$4OO. October
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after all, ALIENS is the place to appl,
for prizes; and Cash for Prizes.
nNE quarter Of Ticket No. 45 4s So q
~ prize Of ten thousand dollars, drawn on
Wednesday. in the West Baptist Lottery. was
sold on Monday morning to a vender in New
port, and on Tuesday morning "a 40 43, a
prize of two thousand dollars was sold in a
whole ticket to a gentleman Of this town; one
Of $500, and ono Of $3.50, were sold at
ALIENS
NJ .Lal
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AT No. 40, WEsTMINsTER Row.
DRY GOODS aT RETAIL, At COST
ONLY.
VX1M J. MASON being about making
w different arrangement in hIs business
will sell his stock at retail-at cost only
October 5
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AURORA ROREALIS

NREAT Luck, Punctuality, and all that
u kind o. thing. All the 90 nowadays.
Look out for smashers. Union Canal Lottery
draws on Wednesday next. Who wants TO
touch the cool 900, can have il for a dol
lar bill--dont stand---dash on, keep moving
Lots of cash close ut hand.
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LEGENDRE's GEOGRAPHY,

LT"CXNDNT< - uEOUNHFI1Y,
VNRANSLATED from the French, by John
IL Farrar, Professor Of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy; Colburn's Introduction to-
Algebra, upon the inductivs method Of ins,ruc-
ton; A Key, containing the answers to tho
examples in the introduction TO Algebra, upon
the inductive method Of instruction. BY War
rem Colburn, A. NJ.
Tho above books are just received, and for
salo by HUTCHENS + CORY,
September 80. No. l, Mafkct-st.
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PROVIDENCE AND PAWTUCKET POST
COACH COMPANY.

H\HE propriotors of this line Of Post Coach
es respectfully inform the public, that
they arc about to make new arrangement in
the Line, the particulars Of which will be given
in the next number Of the Cadet Having as
ccrtained that the line will not support itself
at the present prices; they will therefore bo
compelled to make a trifiing augmentation,
that is TO say. lS "a cents to Puwtucket, for
all passengers who are taken at the Stage
OHice. and rs cents for all who are called for
at their respective places Of dwelling
October 3.
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TO LET,
CUTLERY.

lust received from tho manufactures, per
- ship John Wells, via New York. q com.
Plete assortment Of FiEe Cut lery, consis I'm n
OF silver steel Pocket and Pen Knives.
Razors, Scissors. &c. which will be sold low
at Wholesale or retail. at No. A, Hroad street,
by ALLEN & BELCHER
Oct g. ~
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ALLEN & BELCHER

INFER for sale. a quantity Of Black Load
IPot, Of superior quality. Also, COM
pieie assortment Of Smiths celebrated BsDcl.
FLAMES and Moulding Tools. together with a
general assortment Of Hardware, which will
DO sold on favourable terms.
Oct. ).
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.
Sept. 26


YTNHE subscriber has on hand quantity of
l. Gum Elastic Shoes, which he can attach
to old boots, with a lasting and elastic cc-
ment. rendering them impcrvious 20 cold and
wet-tho expense will he l0s than repairing
with leather. and boots prepared in this fnan-
ner, will be found much more comfortabic,' o.
and lighter than leather over-sloes.
8. G. SMITH.
s.rs 70 No II WsANisstsr-Row.
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TO LET.

The second story Of brick building,
situatsd on the corncr OF Rhodes and
pine formerly occupied for Meeting
Ho,,e and school Roou. For further particu-
lars, inqs;re st ALLEN \ BElcHEk's,
October T.. No. Z, Broad street
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No. II, Market-stree'

LOST,
A quarter ticket, No. 46 so 81 a prize of
$1,000 in the last New York lottery, the pay
ment of which has been stopped at the Mana
gers Office; the person finding the Same shall
be suitably rewarded, by leaving it at AL
LENS Office, No. IL, Market street.
October g.
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ON WEDNESDAY.

TTNHE Union Canal Lottery OfPennsylvania,
l. 33d class, new series, to be drawn on
Wednesday next.
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CIRCUS.

WESTMINSTER RIDIN0 SCHOOL
MIR. HANS, has tho honor Of Informing
Wn the Ladies and Genslcmcn of Provi-
dence and its vicinity, that the yALL Term
of his Riding School, commenced yesterday
81 inst. For terms &c. apply TO Mr.. liishss
at Westminster Circus. sept -
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DRESSER TENDER WANTED,
!" ANTED Immediately, n good Dresser
w Tender. Apply TO
THOMAS LEWIS,
Sept. 26 Valley Falls,
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CLEARED.

Ship Hazard, Chasc, Savannah-by Aborn &
Jackson.
Schr Fame, Brightman, Charlcston-by Charles
G. Mowry.
Schr Clarissa, Hill, Noriok-by w. Joslin.
Schr Domestic, Hall, Phladclphia-by Royal
Farnum.
u. l.. sloop New York, Willard, New York.
U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New York.
Sloop Alonzo, Child, New York.
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PAVILION.

NiE subscriber has the pleasure of inform
IL ing his friends nnd the public, that owing
TO the liberal patronage he has received, he ha
been enabled to make several improv ements tar
this elegant resort for gentee! company.
suite Of apartments have been dtted up expressly
for the accommodation Of private families. where
they can enjoy undisturbed, the finest scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. As respects the sour
ces Ct amusement necessary 10 pnce OF thi. ds.
scription, they will he under such regula' ION
m To render it worthy Of being called the Ma
hsut OF Rhode Island
Mayo. BENJAMIN r. FOSTER.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, October 3.
Steam boat Washington, Coleman, fin New York.
Schr Lucy Ann, Webb, Augusta.
Sloop Accommodation, Cooper, Wexford.
Sloop Emcline, Miller from Bristol
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from Warrcs.'
Sloop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
Sioop Lucy Emeine, Spink, from Wexford.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Amelia, Simmons, Somerset.
Sloop Sheerwater, Gardner, Wexford.
THURSDAY, October 4.
Brig Mordecai, Thompson, bath.
Schr Two Brothers. Baker, Falmouth.
Schr Marcia, Murch, Saco.
u. l.. sloop Superior, Child, 4 days from New
York, with brandy, gin, dye stufs, leather, wool,
hats. nc. to g. 5. Rathbone, L. s. Day & Son, Dy-
ers & Manton, s. Shove 4 Co. $. Townsend 4 Co.
Richmond & Snow, and others.
Sloop Bccca and Betsey, Gladding, Bristol.
Sloop Collector. Heath, Newport.
Sloop Lydia, Mathews, Yarmouth.
Slvop Marshal, Chace, Frcctown.
Sloop Bolivar, Halle, Newport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
FRIDAY, October 8.
Schr Nancy, Preble, 8 days from Ellsworth, with
lumber. On Sunday afternoon, off Nantucket, en-
countercd severe gale from N. f. which shifted her
Schr Helen, Burr, IF New York, with -four, to S.
Adams, Jr.
Schr Jane, Cornell, Newport.
Schr Norfolk Packet, Nichols, from Norfolk, with
-four.
Sloop Albion, Barker, from Norwich, with oil and
candles, to f. j. Mallett.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, Newport.
Sloop George and Mary. Walden, Newport.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sioop Cyrsne, Cook, Tiverton.
Sioop Charity, Almy, Newport.
Soop Elcncor, Hathaway, Frectown.
Sioop Massachusetts, Counc, fir Middctown, with
rum.
sloop South Kingstown, Gardner, from 8. Kings
town.
BELOW-Ship Asia, Corey, fin Gottonburg, 81
days, with iron, to Brown s. Ives.
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Sailed on Wednesday, brig Antelope, Vinson, New
Orleans; soop New York, Willard, New York.
Os Thursday, schr Fame, Brightnan, Charleston.
Yesterday, schr Carssa, Hill, for Norfolk; sloops
George & Phebe, West, New Bedford; Ann Maria,
Gardner, New York.
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