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tfy, who without any violation of the law as above
explained, will present themselves to me beyond
tie jurisdiction, Of the United States, will it is
hoped have no TO regret placing themsel Y es
under the commend of one, no ever has pro-
;ected, and ever will protect their rights, to the
utmost of bis power. DAVID PORTER.
With every disposition to pay the s,rictest at,enA
ton to all The rights OF neutrality, aud The laws OF
the u States it ough' not to be expected of me- TO
sacrifice sny OF my rights a bcliigerent. What
they do not pEohbi; my doing,I have right to do
and the right is still stronger when the permission
is expressed in the Law itself, and -hsl exercise
ii if find IL 10 the interest of the Republic oil
Mexico TO do So VIVA, the laws prohibit sliaIl
not attempt. Ii is not asserted that l have done
any thing illegal in explaining he laws according
20 my understanding OF them; if have, let me be
punished, according TO the laws have violated
nor is it denied that have giyen proper con
siruc,ioD 10 them: wherein, then, lies the offence
By sacrificing my rights as a bellgerenr, and CIV
ing up all the advantages which the laws allow to
me, who is 10 be benefited? and by availiug my
self of them who is to be injure /? not the u s
surely, but Spain, and will hardly be contend ed
that she has any claims nay fo bearsnce. OF
that bound, from courtesy, 10 sacrifice the
interests of Mexico TO the benefit of her enemy.
What the laws entilIe 10 do, u entities me 10
do: thus far are on an equality, and ~ viii
be no cause Of complaint the part Of the gov
eminent Of Mexico whenever Spain thinks pro-
per TO exercise her privileges.
l beg leave to the District Attorney,
and all other United States officers, that, IN claim
Ing oil the privileges that ths laws entitle to,
have no desire TO oppose myself to their author
ity : my desire is 10 iulhl all the duties of 10y
obligation TO Mexico, and what have done and
intend TO do, I decidedly Of opinion is neither
Sgsnst the laws of the country, he policy of the
government. nor public spinion. Were 1t against
/ e laws Of the United States this would no,
have been the first time they had been carried
into execution sincs the passing of the act of
1918. Were it sgainst the policy Of the Gov
efument of the United States, To aid her No
tons who are now struggling Tor freedom. Con-
gfess would moi have appropriated Oney to pur-
chase one Greek ship, 20 enable the Greek Dep
uiies to ct out the other; nor would the govern
ment have permitted United States naval HireI
10 take the frigaie Helas to Greece; e her would
Is have permitted the bulding, equipping and man
ming publicly OF 50 many vessels Of war Tor the
Republican Government Of South America. Wore
against public opinion the United States officers
would not slaad condemned by every one syih
whom have conversed the sui ect, for tbei,
rt77fi'v n ~ fTtrsfte, nor v5uiU ,hsy 'sudging
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DETRorr, Aug. 20. Tie l., Grange .,,iv -,
on Monday from Green Bay, and we 9odsr., -,
!hs. Gov Csss received letters By her. d,,cI 80.
day' ai'e' be LEFT here. The w,nnebaso Cbists
haa y'-ied the Bay az esabiy he promise made
~ we D't nothing satisfactory was
.ne result o. me VISIT ihsD object vas svidsnl-
~ e. gam ime, ielay the perations o, on,
tnlh'"if expeditions. be, proiesssd fbei, i. n
hnsaess TO -uncadsf. he psrsons eonearnsi in tb,
late outfsges, out ayo cd taciT want OF ,C,s. ~,
apfrshend them x 'nn Is bid come IN from
eky N've'' and reported that Rel Bid ~ ho LED
'ny a''aeH upon hs Keel b0ais, there. but %.
tsSiJ reiused be taken. Tbe women s,t ,i,,,
ifsn were ali eaehed, that Is, hid In holes due n
giou q.
No 'eso"ce seems 10 be LETT, bui by promt
m"t.fy moYsmens TO compel these islfart !,
PsoI'e 20 90 US justice. Tie gits hes been aiqsys
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. W > WI III,
United STATES DIST. .att'g.
Rev Orleans, August Is, 1927.

The import of these words, if they ever could
be reasonably doubled has been long since settled
oy decisions OF the Supreme Court of the UnitrJ
Sites restraining the liberty of shipment to sea-
r nen OF NE country TO which the armed vessel
Seions, spanish ship Alerta TX. Crancb 366
Schr E'trella, w. Wheaton. 305
The New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser of the
2lst uIt. says: - ''
About forty persons have been buried in the
cay within the last seven days; morality which
puaton.' '"'' Pup
q large proportion of these deaths appear To-
be from YeYosc FeueT.
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Per steamboat Washington.

Arrived at New York, On Saturday and Sunday,
ships John Wells, Harris, Liverpool; Roman. Dick
erson, do; Sarah Shealc, Barnard, do 81; Bayard,
Robinson, Havre; Catharinc, Lyon, do; Sylvia,
Payntcr, Bristol, 81; brigs Traveller, Carr, Cork,
81; Thompson, Or,t, Dublin, SO; George, Lewis. I'm
St Petersburg, 4S; Dronlo, Blanchard, Stockholin;
sloops Mary, Bennett, hence; Eliza Ann, Potter, fin
do; Now York, Willard, do; u. ID. Jones, Pcckham,
Newport.
Also brig Sarah Lee M'Kenzic, (of Prov-
dence,) 20 days from Wilmington, bound to Hull
put IN in distress. On the 23d and 9th ut. lat 80
80, lon 76 20, in severe gale from Il to + f..
carried away both topmasts, stern boat, stove the
long boat, bulwarks, and dono considerable other
damage.
Also arr schr Thomas, Miller, q ds from Bangor,
with lumber, for Providence. On Thursday last, off
Montaug, experienced a severe gale, sprung a leak,
and put IA in distress.
Cid. ships Savannah, O'Ncil, Savannah; Mary
Rowland, Tompk,ns, Now Orleans; brig Aurora,
Smith, Wilmington; schrs Magnet, Robinson, do;
Virginia, Dixon, Port au Prince; Ellza, Pike, for
Charleston.
Arr on Mondiy, ships Indiana, Parker, Lvcapool;
Margaret, Boyle, do.
CD schr Eclipse, Curtis, New Orleans.
Cid at Philadelphia. 9Th, ships Philadelphia Ancs,
Hamburg; Ingeborg, Emmcrich, South America. 1.
Arr 9th, ships Ballze, Bangs, Liverpool; Addison,
Fairfori, do. CD b'igs Eschingc, Or cen, $, Tho.
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VERMONT STATE LOTTERY.
HIGHEST prize 5000 dollars 4th Glass;
H IL new seriCH, TO be drawn on Friday. lllh
Tickets -, parts in proportion, for sale a,
BOURN'S
September s Franklin House.
CHOICE PEACHES.

FIR UT HILL, NORTH PRO OTIDE.N'CE
9KSHE occupant Of this fashionable place OF
Il resort, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that it is now opcE for the
summer season: 1t is situated on an cmincncc,
which commands beautiful view Of the ada
cent country, and il is admitted by all who
have visited it, to be delightful place of re-
sort for those in pursuit ofeaso and comfort
His Peaches arc now ripe, and consist of the
choicest kind; consisting Of Fsonch and vari-
ous other kinds; he keeps all other kinds of
Fruit that this climate affords; his Bar is sup
piled with choice Liquors, Wines, &c. his ta-
bic will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections Of the markets; his very
commodious Hall is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies'; his long Alloys are in the best or
der for the accommodation Of those who will
please 10 visit his House for recreation. A few
Boardcrs can bo accommodated. All those
wishing to enjoy the country during the sum
mor season, will improve their health by visit
ing Fruit Hill, where they can nhalo the pure
atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, Sept 5.
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mas; Ariel, Shain, West Iniies; schr James Mon.
roe, Anderson, Port au Prince
Arr at Baltimore, 9Th, ships Ga'cn, Bevans, r. St.
Petersburg; Hibernis, Robinson, Londonderry; Bel
videra, Land, Madeira schr Fox, Roche. Gibraltar.
Cid 9Th, schr Fortuna, Pearson, Port an Prince.
Arr at Norfolk, Sd, s!oop Union, I'm Newport; lth
sloop Nimrod, do. In tho Roads, brig Ajax, Nutter
Galway.
Sailed from Alexandria, 9th, ship William Baker
T,llughast. Amsterdam; 7th, brig Kremin, Rolter.
dau; schr Rising Sun, Newport.
Schr Fame, Brightman ds hence, for Savannah
passed Char bar 3lsf ult.
In the Mississippi, (at Grand Prairc,) brig Belyi.
dera, Newport.
The ship Ann & Hope, Esdcll, of this port, which
sailed from Gibraltar, July 18th, for India, had pu,
back when 10 days cut, and went into Csdiz, very
lcaky-shc would have to discharge to repair.
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Mrs. BERN.ARD'S fret appearance in
Providence.
Tho last night but one of Mr.. and Mrs Barnes
Engagement.
THIS EPE.NI.h'G, September ~.
Will be presented the Comedy OF
THE HYPOCRII'E.
DIR. Cantwel, Mr.. Kilner.
Col. Lambert, THAYER.
Darney, BERNARD.
Mawworm, BARNES.
Lydia Lambert, Mrs. BERNARD.
Charlotte, J. BARNES.
After which, petit piece called
SPRIGS OF LAUREL.
Npperkin, Mr.. BARNES
The whole to conclude with the laughablc
farce Of
THE YOUNG WIDOW
Vaudeville, Mr.. BERNARD.
Splash, THAYER.
The Young Widow, Mrs. BERNARD.
Doors open at half past g.; performance TO
commence at half past 7 O'Clock precisely.
Lower boxes : upper boxes 10 cents; Pit so
cents; Gallery 25 cts. Sept IL.
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G-TAKE NOTICE..E1

~ HEREAS, the Freomen of the town Of
w Providence, in town meeting legally as
scmblcd, on the nth day of June, 1927, Or
dcred tax of 10000 dollars to be assessed, on
the inhabitants and Others owning property IN
said town; and the subscriber having been APP
pointed Collector of said tax, calls on all con-
cerncd, to pay to him, the amount affixed to
their several names, on or before the first day
ofOctober next-and for the purpose of re-
cciving said tax, he will endeavour to attend
at the Office Of Mr. EZR BOURNE, in the
Franklin House, from September 18th, until
October lst, inclusive (Sundays exoep,ed) from
. O'Clock, A. Nj. until IL, Nj. and from 2 o.
clock p. NJ. until s, and on the first day of
October, the Office will be open until 9 O'Clock
in the evening; deduction of per cent. will
be made to those who call and pay at the hours
above stated. JOHN HILL, Collector.
Providence, September IL, 1927.
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CIRCUS.
MORE FUN THAN EVER.

MORE FUN THAN EVER.
CLOV.N'S BENEFIT.
MIS- EVENING, September I2ih, the
a performances will commence with
A GRAND ENTREE.
HORSEM BY the whole company
SLACK ROPE, BY Master Whitaker.
Metemorphose of the Sack, on two horses, by
Mr.. La Forest.
The beautiful Horse Washington will be in
troduced, and exhibit his wonderful saga CITY
Nr. Madder, the American Juglrr, win 90
through his wonderful performance for the last
time IN this town.
Clowns Act Of HorsemansEip, by Master
Whitaker.
GRAND TRAMPOLINE. BY Mr.. Aston.
HORSEMANSHIP,
By Mons. Richer, who will perform the ad-
mired scene the Dying Savage.
STILL VAULTING,
BY the whole troop, in which will be introduc-
cd for the first time in this town, the Rival
Clowns, by Messrs. Whitaker.
GFor further particulars see Bills oithe day.1
The whole TO conclude with
DON QUIXOTTE.
he last time but one this season.
Doors open at bali past 7, performances TO
commence precisely at s O'Clock. Box tick
cts so cents; children under ten years, half
price. Pit tickets 20 cents. Sept. 2
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DRY GOODS.

% X Packages of well assorted Woollen
- % Goods, just received and now opening,
consisting OF black, blue, olive, steel mixed
and haresback suporine, fine, mddling and low
priced Broadcloths; superfne, middng and
low priced Cassimcres, amongst which, are
steel mixed, Indigo blue mixed, haresbaCk, and
slate mixed; 2 bales well assorted red, white
and yellow FIannels; 100 pieces American
rod Fianncls; 100 do Indigo blue mixed Satin
ctts; bales stout olive aud blue Flushing, for
great coats, with a variety ofotler Goods, all
of which will be sold on LIBERAL credit, and
at very fair prices.
MARTIN STODDARD,
September l2. No. |, Market So tare.
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The Steam Boats.-In consequence Of the late
cascry gales, the steam boats from New York, were
detained in the sound beyond their customary hour,
during their prevalence.
The Connecticut, duo Friday, did not arrive
until Saturday morning, having been compelled to
put into New London.
The Washington, which sailed on Friday, did not
reach here until late on Saturday afternoon.
Tho Fulton, sailed on Saturday, and arrived here
on Sunday evening.
The Long Branch, sailed from New York about an
hour after the Connecticut, on Thursday, and at
midnight, off Old Field Point, ried away the rud-
der pntals. and twisted of the stock little above
the deck-the rudder unspped itself, but was saved
by means OF the wheel ropes which were attached to
IL. With the help Of cable they were enabled to
reach Huntington Bay, where 1t was partially repair
cd. They subsequently, put into N. London, whence
thoy sailed on Sunday morning, and arrived here the
same afternoon. Tho Connecticut was about four
miles ahead OF the Long Branch when the accident
happened. The passengers have published a Gard,
in which they tender their thanks to Captain Mathcr,
for his skif management during the gale, and speak
in terms of high commendation Of the boat.
A large fleet Of vessels, were in Storirgton har-
bour on Sunday morning--several attempted to get
20 sea- but with the exception Of two OF them the
Ann, fr New York for New Bedford, we're compelled
TO return.
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a1xMERAE. ssg.R glGG-
,ORTR.pRoyiDENCE.

NDNTN-PNOtiDLN
YEvIIE subscriber has lately taken charge Of
Il this Establishment, which has undergone
u thorough repair. The waters OF these Springs
arc extremely hcallhilI!, and have been found
vcr, ellica cous in a variety Of diseases. The
waters arc chalybeate, ntermngcd with par
tclcs Of sulphur. Every variety of refresh
ments will he constantly kept on hand, for the
accommodation Of pleasure parti,'.
Theron lntc situation Of these Springs, and
their proximity TO Providence and rawtuckct,
il is believed will make theni place Of popu-
lar resort GEORGE ROBINSON, Jr.
August Is.
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FRUIT HILL-NoRTH PROVIDENCE.


yaSlIE occupant Of this fashionable place Of
n resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that il is now open for tho summer
season: II is situated on an cmiEcncc, which
commln Is beautiful view Of the ada cent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited il, 10 be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit Of easo and comiOrt:-lIis
earliest Cherries are now ipc; he keeps all
other kinds ofFruit that this climate afords;-
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
SC. his table will at all times bo iiirnishcd
from tho choicest selections of the market =
his very comnodous Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladics-his long AlIeyss III the
best order for the accommodation oftbosc who
will please to visit his house for rccroaiion.-
"A few Boardcrs can be accommodated. All
those wishing TO enjoy the country during the
summer season. will improve thor health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they Gun inhae the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON
Na.:h Providence, yire 81.
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GREAT SUCCESS AT ALIENS.

FHNICKET Ia 80 33, came up on Wcdnes-
ID day last, tho grand capital prize oftwon-
ty thousand dollars, in tho Now York Lottery,
and was sold at .ALLE.N'S Truly Lucky
Office, in four quarters, two Of which were sold
TO Vendors in Newport.
Drawn numbers in the New York Consoli-
dated Lottery.
80 II 33 40 AZ 81 9 10
~" For prizes Of $4,000, 2Ooo, &c. to be
drawn this day, in tho Grand State Lottery,
call at ALIENS.
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MORE NEW GOODS,

.T No y, Chcdrddc,
SMITH, Dixie & co. have received by
~ yesterdays steamboat, from auctions in
Ncw-York, suporhnc black, blue, olive. and
brown Broadcloths; cut velvet and iinc Valcn-
cia Vcsings; one case wide Irish bang-up
Cords; fine French Dril'ings together with a
vcricty OF other articles in their line, which
they offer at reduced prices.
Constantly on hand as cborc,
Readymadc Clothing Of every description,
which they will sell =: the lowest prices.
a A"r,is, nS
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YaluabLe Real Esfafe.

On Thursday next, September ls, at I2 O.
clock. II. on the premises, tho valuable R,Gl
Estate, belonging to Mr.. Francis Bourn, stu
ated in Snow-stfcet, In the rear Of the dwei,
ling house e BenJamin Hoppin, Esq consisl
ing OF well built two story Dwelling House,
for two families; the size of the loi ID 50 fcrt
from, by 55 feet dcep the House Is nearly
now and rents TO good tenants at $40 per ai.-
mum, title indsputaLle. Sept. &
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EIrRNTrII.I'

FURNITURE.
4 CHAIRS, OF all descriptions: Tables, Bu-
" rcaus, Bed~tcads, Sofas. SECRETARIES,
Looking-Glasscs, mahorany and gilt frame -
Brass Andirons, Brass Kettles, Feathers. Gist
sort; and in fact, every article called for in
Furnishing Ware Rooms, at Nos. 1903 and lO5,
Westminster street, next TO E.dcr DAVID
PIcKERING's Meeting House, by
K. G.. ALLEN.
To MAcuINE MAKETs. Jast received,
200 gallons best Copal Ndrnish, warranted
purc--A Smiths make. Yer sale at reduced
prices. August l8.
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BRISTOL HOTEL. .

BRISTOL HOTEL.
TNHE subscriber having taken that large and
Il commodous House, heretofore well
known in the occupation of Mr. Sanford Hor-
ton, and fitted it up in handsome style, hopes
for encouragement, and invites his friends and
the public to call on him.
He assures his friends and the public that
very exertion shall be made TO furnish his
house with the greatest variety that can be
procured. His bar will at all times be stored
with the best Wines and Liquors ,and he hopes
by attention and industry in his business TO
meet with that encouragement, which may be
expected from LIBERAL community.
W. 4. WAITE.
August 20, tf
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BY MARTIN sT0rDAR.n.
Sch00nsr Planfer.

Schooner Planter.
VIII be ssld at Auction, on Tuey1ay reXl =
September litb, ut IL o'clock. A. NJ at TT.
linghast's wharf, where sho now lies, the sct'g
Planter. as she came from sea, bnrtLcn l0h
tons, well found IN sails, rigging. &c.; the III
ventory is complete and she may he sent to st.s
at small expense. Conditions made knoan at
the tiule and place Of sale.
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NOTICE.

NOT INF.
.dErSAe THE steam boat Bah
"a IN COCK, will leave New
Co., Sas:';SH sat.a5Spor at eight, A. M. for
c.5ess-x stssd3Providcncc, and return TO
Newport in the afternoon, until Saturday, 18th
when she will remain at Providence, until
Sunday morning, then commence and contin-
ue to leave Providence at eight, A. NJ. and
return in the afternoon, until further notice.
SGntemhcr I2
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

HE r. ABADIE respectfully informs tho
I'VE public that his second course Of lessons
will commence next week.-Mrs. room is direct
ly over Mr.. Enoch Steere's store Cheapsidc.-
Information will be given al Mcs,ls. Hutchcns
& Cory's Book store, or at his room.
August 4.
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PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.


ENfiE subscriber having just completed lff
IL spacious floating Battling House, rcspet--
fully informs the ladies and gentlemen OF Pio,-
idcncc and i;s vicinity, that lac has located IT.
in the cove, near tho foot of Iydsaulion siroul,
and in the rear of the Exchange Bank. 7!v
building is provided with every convenience;
will stand OIL where the current is IuIe, up,r
will be entered over a sIde floating broge; mi
from It's retired yet central situation, it caifno-
fail to invite the company Of thOse who prac-
tice cold water bathing. The Apartments az
the ladies' and gentlemen are s,paratcd in az
efcctual manner, and those which IRE appr,-
priated for the former, will not, under my en-
cumstancc, at any time, be VccupNd By s,f,-
tlcmcn.
Careful and attentive persons Will be enrw.-
ed TO wait Oh those who may pasronize tLis go
tabl;shmen., and Il female VII always be i'll u;-,
tendance for the ladies.
The subscriber ha, my nj mnch expense l1e-,
pared this comfortable house for tL0sc - tniss
ed to enjoy the luxury of the cold bath. Dy
shower bath, ilattcrs himself that he s,..l ~
literally rewarded Ly tho patro mage oC stI,-
erous public.
Terms.-Season tickets, 80; suglr Lrl,Gi.
IL l-2 cents; ten tickst -.
Tho house will be open from SUNRISE III %
O'Clock in the evening, except Sundays, OK
which day il wil! close al 8 o'clock, A. Nj.
June 8. ER,ASTUS FARNuM.
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LOST,

LUST,
A kN Monday last, IN or near Hydraulon
~Ssireei,a Gold Watch, PLAIN case, moalded
edge, ribbon chain, triangle Seal, Key and
Slide the finder shalt DO handsomely rewarded
h. leaving il at this Office, or with ALLEN c.
MArHEwsoN, at G. g. A. Richmond's.
September i2
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MILLINERY.

MISSES ID. & M. GREENE,
ET We removed from their former stand +,
N o. TO tho house No. ~, wes;minst cr-St..
where they viii be hopry TO wait on their Gus
tusne.1~ AuStnt IS.
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FROM ooR coRRgsrosDEsrs.

FROM ooR CORRESPONDENTS.
.We,pport, Sept. II.
A large number Of vessels, principally woodmen,
which put in for harbour, sailed yesterday.
JVarrcn, Sept. II.
Sailed on Friday, schr Comet, Carr, for Trinidad
dc Cuba.
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ONE MILL REV ARD.

HID ANAWAY from the subscriber, - the
< = 18th inst. an Apprentice named MicE-
AEL HURLEY, about Is years Of age
He is supposed TO have taken passage in the
steam boat for New York. Whoever will re-
turn said apprentice to the subscriber, shall re-
ceive One Mill, but no charges will be paid.
August 30. FRANKLIN COOLEY.
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Sailed, Saturday, sloops Amity. and Ann Ma
ria, New York.
On Sunday, brig George, Jones, Havana; sioop
Providence, Wood, Bamorc-and others.
Yesterday, sch. George Mary, Gibbs, n. Bed
ford.
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COLD SPRING WHITE WHEAT STA II
kSa Bbls fresh Philadelphia Cold Spring
SS2 Starch, landing from schooner Her
aid, for sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
September IL "a, South Water street