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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16

BANKS. The semi-annual returns of the
Banks in this Commonwealth, were made on
the 9Th inst. according TO law. The total
amount of specie in the fifteen banks in Bos.
ton, is $685., 900; the capital, 81 $50 900. In
June, 1926, the specie in the same banks a.
mounted to $735, 700; in December, 1926, to
$846,444.
On Lake Champlain are five steam boats
plying to and from the towns on its shores
towns some of which, till within a few years
had no existence.
Recently in one of the Philadelphia courts,
an action FOR breach of promise of marriage
was brought against female 1t appeared in
evidence, that the supposed promise was made
in jest conclusion which was so much cor
federated by the disparity of the parties con-
eerned, that the jury gave verdict for the
defendant.
The annual meeting of the American Bible
Society was held at New York on Thursday
last. His Excellency Gov. Clinton in the
Chair; Mr.. Jay, the venerable President, was
not able TO attend. Gov. Clinton addressed
the meeting. Those who heard it, say that it
was one of the most interesting and beautiful
productions of the pen of its eminent author.
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Answer to the Enigma in the Spy of April
u,-A Bedtelioac. Answer to the Riddle In
the Spy of May Phenomenon.
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WATSON'S CELEBRATED HORSE
HIGHLANDER.
GEN. - E.aYETTE,S EaKORITl

m iHlS truly ele-
d giant and val
liable Horse will
stand, this season at
Charlton and Wor-
cester, commenc-
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NOTICE.
FENHE subscribers, copartners under the firm
RI of JOHN SLATER & co. hereby rive
notice, that from change in their mode of do
ing business, it has become unnecessary to con-
tract any new debts on the company's account
and that no person is authorized to sign any
obligation in their partnership style, or on
said company's account.
JOHN SLATER,
JOHN LEES,
ROBERT ROBERTSON,
BEHALEEL TAFT, JR.
tTay II, 1927 20*
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% NoTIcE. The members of the .4n1eri-
can Unttaqian association, resident in Wor-
cester, and all others disposed to promote its
objects, are requested to meet at the Chapel of
the Central School House, on Friday cocntng-
merit, at z o'clock Nav rs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-16

In Senate February %, 1897.
Read and concurred.
JOHN MILLS, President
A true copy-Attest
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk of the Seaate
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WEST INDIA GOODS and GPocE,pyrS
Worcester, May 9. 3w;s
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a Fortune for the Purchase, T.!

"a FHNIIE subscriber offers for sale
fEaEIstsf IL that valuable Stand for Bust
IaasM ness in Ashburnham village, occu-
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MARRIAGES,

In this town, on Tuesday evening last. by
the Rev. Mr.. PicNerng, MIR. Jonah Mooio to
Miss Elizabeth Patten.
On Monday morning last, by the Rev. Mr..
Pickering, Mr.. Thaddeus Curtis, to Miss Rho
da Darling, both Of this town.
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. Henry A. Sutton 10 Miss Sarah
A. Hoyes, all of this town
In Smithfeld Mr.. William T. Weaver to
Miss Mercy Hopkins.
In P.wtucket, ON the lth inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Potter, Mr.. Isrle! Pdrrington. TO NJ 81 Pho
bo Britter. the 2jth, by the Rev. Mr.. Cat
lsr, Mr.. Jesse NJ ison 10 Mss Joanna Wnipple
both of Cumberland. Captain ALVIN jerks, oi
mthiield, to Miss Sally Files, OF Attebor-
ough.
Ia Warren, on Thursday evening last, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr.. Barton Manches-
ter TO Miss B.tsey Rounds. daugh er Of Mr..
Oliver Rpinds, Of w uren.
Il Burlington, ON Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Re- ssford, Nr. George Bowen, OF
Warren. to MIss B.tscy Martin, daughter Of
C,p,. Joan Mlrtin. Jr OF 3,rringron.
In Swan.sy. on Talrsda, evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. B ,ker. John + Ter Esq. TO NJ .ss
e. l., NJ ,rtin. both Of b trring on.
In Tveroa. on tho i4n INST. by the Riv
10, B,rd,n, Mr.. Stephen Il. Taber. to Miss
Franc ,urch, dlushter of Captain jose Ih
Canrc rch, of the former place.
In AItnsylle (Lttle Compton, r. l.) on
Smity wosx, b; III, Rev. Mr.. Pane, Mr.. Mel
vim Bor rdon. Of all River, to Mss PneDe Pot
ter, of the f,rner place.
In Worcester, b. he Rev. Dr. B,ncroh,
Thon,s X nn,,u,'. Jr. E 4. Attorney at Law,
to II s. Harriet B. b ng.
In Btooihn, Mr. Simiel Grand III, of Exc
ter, to Mss Il ,rriat Whlpighby, Of CIa'crbnry
Ia Leesburg, Vr. OH The i6'h inst Rev. Ed
ward ,ssull l. ppitt, 10 Mss Mary Frames
Alex inder
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Gov. CLlsTox has appoiatod the leth Of
December, for Thanksgiving in the state Of
New-York.
The body found supposed to be Morgan's,
has been brought to BATAVIA and inferred.
MI. Secretary RUSH was confined 10 his
house, by indisposltIon the last dates from
Washington.
Four or five thousand labourers are wanted
on the Juniatta section Of the Pennsylvania ca
nal. Constant employment and liberal wa
ges will be given by the contractors.
On the 22d ultimo, the Emperor Of Russia
was present at a sitting of the directing senate,
an honor which had not been conferred since
the reign Of Paul.
1t appears from accounts in the newspapers,
that 5i4 young men have received bachelor
Colleges and Universities in New England,
New Jersey, and Pennsy lvana. The number
in 1923 was 428.
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.Ntpp and Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

1 fRCH.4R Il U.iTCH, No. &, Market
az Square, have just received, fall and
fashionable supply OF Fail and Winter Goods,
purchased IN New York, which they noS offer
iDr salo among which are
Saper blue, black broAn. olive, steel mixed,
gicen and cllrct BROAD -L0THS, of every
shade. Blue, black, drab, white, buff, mixed
and brown CASSIMERES.
Drdb Fcarnaugh's and Dut!ils; green Bock-
ings aud Scrges; Flannels; lambs woof and
wors cd Shirts and Drawers; beaver, dog, and
h1cnsRin Gloves, toiIcnet, corded, silk, striped
V v,icncia Vcs,ngs Ga very superior articleO
plain black, and striped silk, and silk Vest
ings; Hosiery of every description; Cravat
Pads Ca new articlc) superior flag and BAN
dlnna Hlndkerchiels; brown Linens; Duck,
TIloting. and PdddIngs; patent Springs for
Vests. tf October 7.
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NEW-BEDFOBD, &c. s9.-Arr briggs Benezet,
Allen St Petersburg, 63; juno, iussey, from whal-
BANGOR. Oct. Ie-Arr sehr Charlotte, Young,
BATH. Oct. 2j.-Cld br,gs Emory, Given, Qua
dsoupe; Leopard, Hopkins, do; James, C"wrng, { r
Martinique; Dunlap, Snow, do; schr North Star,
Sanborn, Port au prince.
SALEM, Oct. 25.-Arr brig Cynthia, Smi,aber,
Para.
9th, arr ship Augustus, Gijdngs. 81 days from
Cronsadt
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 26-sailcd, ship James,
Size, New Orleans
BOSTON, Oct. 26.-Arr briggs Dove, Ripley, FIN
Malaga; Delta. Knight, Gibraltar.
Cid ship Parthi,n, B!inn, Sandwich Islands, w
Coast and Canton; brgs Jane, Foster, tor SurDanl;
Betsey. Lincoln, Martinique; schr Betsey * Eliza,
Baxter, Providence.
27th, cid ships Corvo, Rich, New Orleans; Brook
line, Dickson, Charleston; Clemaiis, Low, do; brigs
Fayori,o, Sampson, Bordeaux; Ida, ilallett, Balr-
more; schrs Fornsx, Crowcil, do; Washington
Barge. Rosworth, Sayannahj Bi!!ow, Barker, Hall
fax
2sth, arr ship London Packet, Mackey, London,
Sept. 10, Cowes, i7th; schr Welcome Return, Ca
hoone, Labrador.
18th, arr ship Arabea, Hooper, Cronstadt 80, and
30 FIN Elsincur; brIgs CreoIc, Lorng, New Orleans;
Tanworth, Putnam, Grand Canaries; New Packet, l.,
Parker, Providence.
Cid. ships Courscr, Kcnrick, New Orleans; Ar
nod Wclles, Dewson, thrleston; briggs Tcnedos,
- Ilifnrd, SIN, rna; Commerce. Hayward. Mobile.
HARTFORD, Oci. 2l.-Arr schr Driver, Mil
drum, St. Bsrrs, vi, Turks Island.
NEW-YORK, Oct. 26.-Arr slnop Atlas, Hart,
Il ichnO Id
ia ship Catherine, Bakur, New Orleans; brigs
williams Warner. Maraca'bo; America, Sherwood,
Chares,on Jasper, Parker, Savannah; Cesar, Dat
jcu Bremen schr5 HOPE. Burrows, Havana; Franz
Ellison. Martnique Superb Hope, Chase, ST.
Marks; Reliance, Ham, Charleston.
2!th. arr brig Castillo, Fnnk, Warren, :.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,

SUNDAY, October 2S.
schr Helen, Burr, from New York, with Hour to
Seth Adams, Jr. %, :.,.
Schr Clarissa, Hill, from Richmond, W iih Hour,
tobacco, &c. to WIN. Blodget y Co. and others.
Schr Caroline, Baker, from kennebec . =.
Soop Henry, Akin, from Now oeo'o''' VIII"
oil and candles.
sloop Traveller. Crandali, fr Albany. with grain,
-four, &c to w. Josln. e
U. L. sloop Hun,ress, Heath. fin New York, with
co,ton brandy, uin, &c to 4. J. Mallou, and others
In Gaming through IIul Gate, carried away her man
U. L. sloop Empress, 1hayer, 20 hours from New
York
Sloop Gypsy, Look, warcham.
Soop William Henry, SOnle, Wssport.
.Sloop Mechanic, Lombard. Sandwich.
.Sloop Catharine, H,rling, BRISTOL. 49,
Steam boat Connecticut, Constock, from New
York.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, ir taunton
Sioop Bccca aud Bciscv, Gl,dd'ng, Bristol.
Sioop Cyrenc, Cook, Tiverton.
Sloop Narragansett, W,lli,ms, raunton.
Sioop Gen. Bauey. Gardncr. WEXFORD.
MONDAY, October 20.
Scar Four Sisters, M,vhew, aIartha's Vineyard.
Schr Constitution, Smith Baltimore
S,nop Mary, Neslc colt, New York.
Sloop Iiirain, Eldrcdyc. Sacharbour.
,oop Sally. Brown, Warren.
Sioop Risng Sun, CLARK, Frectown.
SIoop Lucy Eneime, Sp.nk, from wexford
S,oop Re,Jrn,tion. prttt, 'rpn NewnTt
TDESD.IY, October 30.
Big P,cket. Tyler. So days iron Croa't,lt. wnh
he m, and IRON, to brown Y Ives Vessels iet. not
so late as rep urted BY the Aribaa, at Boston.
Schr Hope, Grav from NIrolk.
Slo,p john, Jenr ngs from New YORK. with grain
to the raster.
Sloo, Slnn,l Slater. Wood, from Baltimore, with
h,ur TO r. 4 ID. Rhodes.
Sioop E'snma. Btiir, from New York, with
,ur to = tn A IA ns. Jr.
S,op Inde ,endnnca Gopd,le, ou River Head.
Steam bat Marc, B,Gllrs, 3uHer, New Iors,
22 hours.
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sue yEss UPON SUCCESS AGAIN.

SUCCESS UPON SUCCESS AGAIN.
EFT beats all nate toH Clark does sell the
a prizes and there's no mis- axe about them
either--he always shows the tickcts-whcn
other folks do so, say they have sold AMI
plid them too--the idea shows for itself
make no comments.
Cllrk's List, Virginia State Lottgry, Drawn
N Num5crs
~ l6 al al 8 81 AZ 8
Combination IS &c 81, the capital prize Of
500, was sold as above, 10 three gentlemen
of this town, who are respectfully 'nvi'ed to
call and receive the cash for the same, "with-
OF discount for interest, as usual."
We have it again, close at band--in this
town too, on Saturday next.
IVdshington Lodge Lottery.
All TO be drawn in this town, on Saturday
next, aud as usual, TO be finished with tho
usual promptness and despatch.
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BY wM. p. GREENE & NJ. sToDDARD,
DIR GUDUN.

On Thursday, Nov. 9Th. at y O'Clock. a. NJ.
at Office No. ] Market squire, on six months
credit, large and general assortment OF Dry
Goods, consisting Of Bf oadcloths, Csssirneres.
Flanneis Satineits. Bombazsits. Caroline
p!aids, cotton and silk udkfs. cotton Stripos.
ChscaS and Plaids. cottsn CAmbrics, loans.
pang-up-CoTds. Denmark Sattns. furniture
Dnnities, Grape Shawls, Satin Silk. Irish Lin
ems, Vestinss. Ribbons, dog skia end Paris kid
Gloves, &c.
Also. at II O'Clock, by the package. cases
Sat net;s; ~ cases mems Hats; 10 packages
Boots and Shoes. Oct3l
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL CoMMIssIoN AGEnT, NosToN.
9MAS taken the Store Nos. 2l and %,
q g. Liberty square Buidings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose of
,ransacling Comm.ss on business. md tenders
his services 10 his friends ard the pablc, re-
specially soliciting consignmon.s OF every do
scrption of merchandise.
Pir.icullr attention Will lie paid to tho sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and tho usual adysn-
ccs made on consignmen;s.
Boston, October 10 eH.s.t
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Per steam boa. N,reo Bo.zar;s.

Arrived at New York. on Sunday, brigs Emblem,
Thompson, Ansrcrdiin, 55; Yellow Bird, Tarr. hn
Cane il ,vcn, Is; Borne, Bourne, Ponce, 70; schrs
Ohi,, Pike. hence; Ony Daughter, Bradley. New
port. -
CD. shirs Princess Chulo'te, GlcJin, Liverpool;
H,vard. wooG, Savannah; brig Syiye,i@r He,lv,
Smith. St Blrts and a market; schrs Alnra. Gr,'
vsli, St Domingo; Lucy and Margaret, Vrnum, s..
ysasah
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MACHINERY, COTTON YARN, SC

NNCTfIN ENf NVI IUN 7 MN, NC.
TENHE subscriber will sell very low, 8 Double
d Speeders, in good running order, on
Hines plan; l Stretcher: Water Frames ~
spindles each; Throsle, As spindcs; Cot
ton Picker; 2 Wool Jenny9; 8 hand Saiinrtt
Looms, with sctt Of Harnesses, Slaies and
Warpng Mill.
Also : 1000 bs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. 6 to 8
25 bales 3-4 Shirtings.
To Lct-A large and commodous Dyo
House, with Watts, Wrngcrs, &c.
CHARLES ELDREDGE, Agent.
Delefonte, Oct 81 st
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EUST received from New York per steam
% boat Washington, q supply OF Fall and
Winter Goods, among which arc, thre. pieces
superior blue Cloths, and two pieces super
brown Cloths, suitable for gcnlemens Dress
Coats and Surtou;s.
E. r. & T. WELLS,
Oeiossr ~ No. 81, Msrkst-st
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Ut-We u idarSithd tat toe can p ~ B,he1ck,
Capt. Bliss, IS discontinued her trips Tor the prcson
season. To Nr. Thomas White, of the I'a,cnck, wo
tcni'r our thaHks Er tho assistance no has rennred
ns since tho co,nnncc ncnt of our weekly pub
cu"n in giving the earliest intelligence OF vessels
bclov.
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EOUCAiION.


YExIiE subscriber will open q School at Lls
"a school room, No. 6s. North Main-street,
on Wednesday next, Oct. "a, in which will be
taught Orthography. Reading, Writing, Arth-
metic, bookkeeping, (singls and double en-
ry,) Surveying and Navigation. together with
Ens!ish Grammar, Geography, History. and
the Greek and Latin Languages. From his
experience as an Instructor, no ilattsrs himself
he shal! be able 10 givo satisfaction IA t!is
number of Scholars will be limited. he hopes
the advantage to :he scholars derived from this
circumstance, will be appreciated by his en-
ploycrs. The price of tuition will be $s4 per
quarter, for common branches---for higher
branches, TO $S, according to their siudcs.--
An Evening School will likewise be commen-
ced by tho subscriber, on the evening of tho
same day, ut which Navigation, Surveying.
and any or all tho above bfanches will be
taught.
Tho subacribcr is oblgng'y permitted to re-
fer TO Benjamin Clifford and Joseph S. Cooke,
Es-rs. Application may Dc made 20 tue In
structor. at his School Room. or at Mss Lew-
10 Boarding House, North Main-street.
! Oct. 20. 3S. DYAR T. HINCKLEY.
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Deaths.

In Middletown, on Monday last, Mr.. Rich
ard Card, aged S3.
Ia North Kngstown, on Saturday morning,
the Goth inst. Mss Lydia Sherman. eldest
dau., ,hter of Mr.. James Sherman, III the 33d
year of her age.
In Kllngy, Con. General James DAnielson, I,
aged sc.
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FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

E OST, on Mondiy evening the 2,st
II inst Il seal skin Pocket Book, containing
S7l in cash, and note for 500, signed BY
Thomas Sekeql. besides receipt for a quarter
of years hov!se rent. Whoever will return
the lost property, shall receive the above re-
ward
N. B. All persons are cautioned against
purchasing this note, M the p,vmcnt Of i, has
been stopped. WILLIAM DROHAN.
Oct 81
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CI II II En-

Brig lie ,p,rd. Harris, S,vmaah-J y. Rhodes.
Brig New England, Curtis. Ma,an2 .s-by WIN.
Church.
Brig Orooo, DoLnls, iiavana-bv ID. Potter.
Schr Wian, Miller. tihuestnn.
u. l.. soop Aal VI rii, lirl Icr, New York.
u. l.. slo,p Prn.ilence Brown, Now York.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

THVHE stock of DRY GOODS in Store No.
e 81. Cheapsidc VIII be sold at cost this
week and next. when the remainder will he
closed at auction. Those who intend purchas-
ing supplies for thor families will do well TO
call as the Goods will be sold at great bar
gains. Oct "a
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THIS DAY.
$50, 900 HIGHEST PRIZE
HNRAND Consolidated Lottery, $4,000
VI highest prizo draws this day. Whole
tickets SO, parts in proportion.
5000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
Washington Lodge Lottery. $4,000 highest
prize. Whole tickets 81.
$50. .Ooo HIGHEST PRIZE.
Now York Consolidated Lottery. $50, 900
highest prize. Whole tickets 500, parts in
| proportion, for sale by
UUTCHENS s. CORY.
Oct 81 First door west Of the bridge
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NEXT 8 TUPDIl

THIS DAY.
HfRAND Consolidated Lottery, Isl Class,
V-H draws in Washington CITY; highest PrHe
90, ,O0o. Tickets IS, shares in proportion.
ON SATURDAY NEXT,
WastiR gton Lodge Lottery, l2lh Class, ex-
ira, draws in this town. Ticac'a only -,
shares in proportion.
Oh UtdneSddy .N1remjcr I,
New York Consolidated Lottery, 9th Cilss
SO, 900 highest prize, draws in kew York.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion, IN a great
variety OF numbers - for sale at
BRADFORD'S,
Oct 81. No G. North Main-s;reei-
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.

WATER PROOF BOOTS.
VH7HE subscriber has on hand quantity of
d Gum Elastic Shoes, which lie can attac
to old boots, with lasting and elastic &C.
meni, rendering them impcrvious 20 cold and
wet the expense will be less than repairing
with leather, and boots prepared in this man
ner, viii be found much more comfortable,
and lighter than leather oyer-shoes.
s. G. SMITH.
Sept l9 No. II Westminster-Row.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS & SHOES
IA ATH.4.NIEL BROE.N8 co. No. 81 i.


IA -4T'H.4.NIEL BROE.N q co. No. 81,
Wcs'mins;ct-Row have just received, 20
packages Of B-,ts aud Shoes. direct from tho
most approved manufactures. consisting in
part Of gentlemen = line aud common calfskin
Boosi seal skin ditto; mcn'sthick cow-hde
ditto, very snperinr quality; gentlemen's thick
and th!n Shoes, all qualities; ladies' hid and
morocco walking Shoes; lace and strap pru-
nell, ditto; lace and strap ladies' kid, morocco
and prunella Boots; misses, boys and children's
Boots, Booteee. skocs and Pumps Of every de-
~. p:.on.
The above, cddod 70 their stock on hand, =,
makes complete assortment. all Of which ase
offered at very reduced prices '"
.liso. 500 pairs Of ladios' morocco Walking
Shoes, of very superior quality. warranted, at
IS. per pair; children. ealtskin Boots. at "a
con's per pair; and many other kinds cheaper
than ever before olo.ed.
Purchasers are particularly solicited 10 Gait
and examine before pm. r.hasing elsewhere.
October 3. iS.oaw Sw
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FALL, FASHIONS.

FALL FASHIONS.
EW RS. SCHAFF Err respectfully informs
171- her customers and the ladies' IN general
that che has Just received from New York, a.
the fail fashions for Hats Bonnots Cap
W.caihs Artificial Flowers and patterns for
dresses, with AN assortment of NJ .ltnary AZ hcI
Mill.nary and Dress Store. No. 81, West'nin-
ster street. Oct "a
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Arr on Monday, ship sllas Richards, Holdredge,
Lvcrpool, Sept. "a; big LOUISIANA, D'inkwater' I'm
Savannah, 6.
Cid ship Washington, Robinson, Liverpool; schrs
New Hope. Smth, Edenton; Pizarro, Shannon, ST.
Marks; sloop Herald. Providence.
Cid at Ph,ladelph,a. 26ih, ship Tobacco Plant, for
Valparaiso, brig ons'iinton, Havana; 9th, shin
Plato, Ha'nbu, =; brigs Cato, Vera Cruz; William Il
Henry, st Thomas.
CID at Baltimore, 26ih, brig valona, Havana; sch
Cherub, ~ Thomas.
Arrlt Savannah, i7h, ship Hazard, Chaco, and
brig Eagle, Mauran, hence.
CID at Havana, llth INST. ship Anne, Gonsolve,
Barcelona.
Arr at Charleston, 10Th, schr Marion, 7 days from
Havana.
At Bremen, 18th ult slip John Brown, Price, I'm
Richmond.
A. Cuxhaven, 18th ult. brig Baltic, Seabury, from
Newport, for Hamburg.
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Up at Savannah 20ih, ship Eliza < Abby, Wood,
for New York. 2jih.
Sned from Bristol. brig Olive Branch, Ii .thaway,
Wilmington
Sailed from Warren. brigs Castillo, Friuk, New
York; WIN. Hurry. Cole Muanzas.
Brig VI les. LawtoE. of Warren. tor this pert was
en'nrci Tor loaing al Liverpool, 22l Ut.
The schr Vesrer, from Sa e n for New rk.
gh oH shore AT Dlack Rock. on We ncaay. with
some ia nige-the cargo landed aud IN store plrt Of
II injured s oop Carsss. from y Nanrucket, which
got ashore ~ the sano place, 90, OF on Thuls
dav, bu' would have to repair-all the cargo saved,
excep, % or Is bb, os
Tho ship Diamord, Turner, from Cronst, ,dt f r
Boston, wts wrecked 26ih August, Sand la inner
Reef.
At onoa, 18th u, brig Minerva, for New York
loading.
No American vessels a. Triy,llo 7h inst.
Il " otk WIS alleI IN W. h. IN INST. off Gaze
A'n"ni', supposed to have oeen III, o. an herm b-g
wi'h her main'na'i e ne, and sern burnt to The WA
ter's edge.
Upa N-v Orleans. 9th INST ship Phil.tus. Nor
~, P'ovId nee, loading; brgs BE- amin Ru giles,
Nate tor freight; Beiv dora, BROOKS, New Yo.k,
Sih
The brig Savannah, orihis port, has been condemn
ed rs unse ,worthy, aud sold At Omoa
At C'pe iIayi,rn. 18th 'ns. brigs Fl cu, KNAPP,
waiting cargo; Gov. aner, Jordan, sal in 70 ds
s0r Mill, Clark. just
Schr virginia. rom New York Cor Port an Prince.
"as wrecked on the nlet OF the 25th ut. on Silver
keSs-crew saved.
ship lbc, Liticfc'd, fr"m Matanz,s arrived at
Cpw's, Oih. and At De d, 18th ull Tor L ,ndon.
Arr al Eden, NJ. itth INST. E.n lem, humpson,
Amstcrd ,m, 50, or New York.
Al Croas'adt, 20rh ult. Ras 'slus, Austin, q ID
Champion. Dizzy, Boston, uexl dav; Charles. Mer
com, do & Henrietta, Sleeper. do unc; Charles, Da-
Wis. unc; Rose US, prior, Havana
The %" of The Cl rissi, of tlis por, stranded
nenr Ihsed, has been rriucp lily iandei nearly tn.
"h"le dmiised-ths t.Sacco hsi heen SO st good
pr
"" American vessels at Esincur, Goth ui'
"A large new schr wds iail n with. latter cud &c
sept 'f Salt Island, keel up, aud, alter great cxrr-
tion. was. towcd INTO Tnrtua-as she could not be
r. h'ed, she was scntlcl, aud found be full oi nr
Vc ~ SO damaged s'atc to be unfit ior use; the
divers discovered several bodies in The cabin, which
ha not, at last accounts, been got outthe hand f
one, su posei to be that Of female, was brought
up, having been separated from the BODY. Tie ves-
sei's name w,s asceraued to be Tie Hermes, Of OK
ford, Va. Undoubtedly The liermes, Capt. Cree. h.
ton. WHICH cleared at Baltimore July 3lst, for St.
Btrts