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TO BE RENTED,

FOR the residue of the present yeaf, and for the
ensuing twelve months, and possession given on the
10th November, Mrs. Dauphn's large Stone Man
sion on Quaker lIill now occupied by the Subs:ri-
ber. To tins airy, commcdious and healthy resi-
,lcncc is attached III extensive and fertile garden,
together with valuable grass lot. For terms apply
to II. l.. DAVIS.
IFtmington, Oct. 2, 1927. 46-4t
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BOOKS 6. TAMcY ARTICLES

For suls ut r. PORTER q SONS Book Store,
~. %, .Nurket- Street general assortment Of
BO0kS. in elegant gilt binding and plain,
l.dTIO.t:QhY. F.1JNCI .aRIICLES, 4c
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HAMIETON'S ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate Cougls,
.Asthnas, sore Ihroafs, and approachiag Con.
summionS, and most disorders of The breast & hags
A SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it
restores he deIe, mna,on of the fluids the surface ote
body; and bri"gs on the common healtifu perspuun;
that il disodges and tough yscld phepm or
mucus, stregtens the weakened vessels of the lungs
heathes the acrimonious humor which rriates them and
finally discharges it Thus Striking the root of the dis.
prde the symptoms of eiIectually and perma
nen,ly conquered, the of common medicines which
weaken the constitution and give strength to the DISORDER
for the sake OF modeang for the present some of its nam.
iul effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with the
WHOOPLAG COUGH.
This discoyeryls of the first magnitude as il aiirls i'm
mediate reef, checks the progress and short time
rey removes the most cruel disorders which children
arc abe.-rhe elixir is perfectly agreeable and the
dose 50 SMALL tina M difficulty arises in taking it.
Hanuhon's genuine Essence and erract of Mustard
safe and ciiec'ual remedy for acute and chronic rhu
matism gout, rheumatic gou pasey, lunlaro numbness.
white s~engs, chilbans sprans, bruises, pain in the
| lace and neck, &c &c.
Lees AltaiHdle .4gue and Fsuer Drops
For the cure ut asues, remit,en and intermittent evers.
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic perfectly innocent and safe
ut unparalleled efficacy preventing & removing benses
IN The face and SKIN, OF every kind particularly ecscs,
pmpes scurt, teers ringworms sun burns &c. rend,t
ing the skn delcaey soft and clear and improving the
compieAloD
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered which gives immediate
and lasting relief in The most instances.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
| AND GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and strengthens the
gums preserves the enamel from decay, and ceanses and
whlens the teeth absorbing all that acrimonious smeand
ioulness, which, suffered to accumulate, never fails to III
Jure and finally rnin them.
TIE D.4yMASK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended, (particularly the ades) an ee'
giant and pleasant preparation for capped aud sore ps
and every bemsh and Inconvenience occasoned by colds
f,ers, &c speedily restoring beautiful rosy colour ana
delicate sUftness to the lips.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Uafcr.
! sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes.
| CORN PLASTER.
An infallble remedy for corns speedily removing theHl
root and branch, without giving pain.
ITCH CURED.
| Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Warranted inallbe remedy one applica'ion rot
containing particle ofmcrcuy any dangerous ingred
ent whatever.
The subscribers have just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
Maden-Lane, New ork, and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
". Porter G. Son.
July IS, 1897. s4-h
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Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozengt

Which have within sixteen years past cured an immense
number OF persons OF sexes every age and in every
situation, OF dangerous complaints arising from
WORMS, and from obsructons founess in the stomach
bowels.
season, will effectually prevent the "yomtnS and
puiging OF children, dreadful disorder which annually
destroys thsAsands Of the infant part Of citizens It s
likewise t'e mildest aud most certain remeuy known and
has esored 10 health and strength great number when
in advanced stage of this fatal complaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part of the neces
sary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take thus medicine with cageness
having pleasing appearance and an agreeable taste
HAMlLTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
Is recommended invaluable medicine for the speedv
relief and pei iInanenl Of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
C"hSumpuons, stomach and back,
Lowness of Spirits Indigestion,
Loss Of Appetite, Nelanchoy
lmpurity Of the blood, Gout IN the Stomach.
ilystericai hrectohs, Pans in the Limbs
inward weakness, and Debility, Relaxaions SC. &C.
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Super-royai Paper.

The subscribers keep constant supply of Super
royal such as this fuper is printed price S3 50
also Medium a'G vher print'ns and 'eriag pupers.
Sep. IL. Il. PORTER s. son.
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Notice.

The Bonds and Notes given for property purchas.
ed at the Sales of DAVID HleeINs, deeds ner.
soual property are all now due. Those indebted
respectfully informed that the situation Of the Es
tate admits Of delay; and that they must not eY.
pect any indulgence. Payment may be made to eth.
er of the subscribers.
hl THOMAS .oH ]. HiGGiNs.S Gii Alm''s.
Sep 90, 1897. 46-4t
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.M Cnullcy g. Rice,

South Vest Of, and near to, Brdmdy1etne MAILS,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, as grocery--where II may net DC
of disadvantage to call and examine ior themselves
The following compose part of their assortment
DRY GOODS
Superline broad cloths and cassimers,. assorted
colors; linen and cotton drings, yellow and blue
impored and domestic nankn, Vaentla, Marseilies,
tonet and Florentine vestngs; black, PLAN and
twillcd bombazets; Circasslan ginghams, calicoes,
canbric, bleached and brown shirtlng and sheeting
musns, Irish linens, long lawns and cambria linens
Leyentines, Florences, Gros de Naples, lutestrins
tlag and bandanna hdlts. Cotton ard linen do. white
and coored canton Grape and Grape shawls, green,
white and black Italian do. worsted and cotton hose
and suspenders, Yorl-tan and beaver gloves, lla"-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, white
and colored domestic plaids and stripes; taDby,
bane-up and Ptsbnrg cords; fustnas and drillings,
ilannels, furniture and apron check; SWISS, null,
book and Jackonet muslins; Sd, 5-4 and I'D diIny,
crash, diaper and table linens, bedtlckng hussla
and imitation sheeting, bleached and unbleached ;
coarse linens Osnaburg and Bu;lap's, Porter and
Lancashire sheetngs; Wilmington, Jackson, Adams,
and jefferson stripes jeans, Garcia stripe, glng-
hams, black and brown holland, sacklns- bottoms,
sowing silks and sowing cottons, senshaw sarsenet,
black and light coiorcd lasting, &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, tea Coffee molasses. ionr, mackerel, in
bbls and half bbls. ginger, alspce, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutmcgs, cloves, sc. Together
with general variety of liquors and sea stores.
: P.lLN9IS .4.ND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead blue, red ycl-
low oclirc, Prussia blue, chronic yellow verdiglls
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
&c. winter, Summer, common, castor, linseed, ant
sweet oils
Eartten China, glass and Queensoarf.
:. Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc
ton We are certain we can sell them at the mos
reduced prices TO those who may favor us will
their custom.
, SAMUEL. M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 22, 1927.
n. p. We have in addition to the above just re
. cniued nln.,r.l un.nrtInnnt of LnShionnhIe Hoo
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SIaTIONahY, FaNC( .AR1ICLES, Sc.
&c. &c. at reduced prices among 7ptich are
FANNY aud pock, i,ibes Websle's Spelling Books
Walkers Dictionary Enslsn headers
,lnsworths Latin do ntioductions
Virgil Delphai sequels
iI.racc do slur.ay's Grammars
Grt ok Lcxcons Comly's do
do. .,staments Ca des do.
Paul and Amcus Gree nlcat's do.
Rollins Ancient History lack iayard
spectator tiarts OF Steel
NJ 1ses' Amer'n. Revolution nighanders
Hutton, Mathematics Spy
Gunmery' IS surveying Randolph
rl.yia'r's Euclid segur's Expedition
Village sermons Flanck
Josephus ltedgaunret
Lees Campaigns Three spanards
Byron's Works Mathematical Instruments
Burns do. Scales and Dlyiders
Scottish Chiefs Penknves
Gil Bias Scissors
Testaments plain and gilt Gold and silver Pens
Psalmsgl HYMNS do. do Pocket Books
Morses' Gazetteer Windsor & Fancy soap
Common Prayer Book Seating Wax
Hawkins Plea to the Crown Office Waters
t,rlnshaW's U. States common do.
DO. do. England kued writing & letter paper
Adams Geography & Atlass Paint Boxes
WUrcesteps do. do. ICamels Hair Pencils
Cummns' do. do. nlack Lead do.
Smieys do. do Visiting Cards
Bcnnet's Arithmetcs Shaving Boxes and Brushes
Jess do. Razor Straps
Pixies do. Pocket Ivory Combs
Lewis do. Durable Ink,
Do. Algebra 'lnkstal,ds
Bonnt caste's do. States
Do Mensuration Do Pencils
Comlys spelling Books lParchment fine quality &c.
Copy and Cyphering, Memorandum and Receipt
Books, &c.
| White and Blue Bonnet Boards.
| Day Books and Ledgcrs.
Writing paper, hot pressed, gilt. &c.
| Letter do. do. Wrapping do,
Magistrates and other Blanks.
PAPER AZ sSs .:.4ANG.NGsa
Great variety, from 25 to 60 cents per peice.
BEANzk BOOKS,
or every size; made to any pattern, elegant du.
rable and cheap, suitable for Banks Public Offices,
Merchants, &c.
X. Porter & Son, having laid in fresh and
extensive stock of goods in their line, at very reduc
ed prices, will be enabled to supply them wholesale
and retail, at Philadelphia prices generally.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
Valuable Medicines.
HAIIN'S .9NTTBILIOI7S PILLS

The operation of tl--e Pills is perfectly mild so b
they may be used with safety by persons every saor
and of every age. '''
They excellently adapted carry off supe auou.
bile, and prevent it's morbid secretionsio restore aJ
amend the appee-to procure free perspiraton. AMI
thereby prevent colds, which often have fat
dose fails cold, if taken on its r,, an
pearalce.
They celebrated for removing habitual co,t,eoc
sickness the stomach, and head ache and on
10 be taken by all persons change of climate o"'
dose of these pills, taken every two weeks drr
the prevalence of bilious fevers, will prove AN nl
BILE prevenye and in the earlier stages Of those diseases
their will very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently esteemed desperate and beyond ,e
power of common remedies
They found remarkably eicacous in preventing ,pa
curing disorders attendant long voyages, and should be
procured and carefully preserved for by every seaman
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
NEW STORE
Just OpeneN

The subscribers beg leave to inform their tr'cnas
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
finn nf
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

June 22, 1927.
n. p. We have in addition to the abo, just re-
ceived Il general aasortnen; of fashionable Moot
and Fur HATS, commission, from the well
known factory of lsAAc snorwrLl, No, AZ, south
Front Street, Phladcph pha--which will be sold low.
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AT Canton, March 3, ships Natchez, New York
for Lima; Houqua, of Boston. Europe, soon; Pan.
thea Chlna and Sultan, unc; Isabella, Leeds, Phlla.
delphia, May I; America, Lavender, N York, unc.
At Lintin, Feb. 9th, an Am. ship, Just show
ing at her ioreroyal mast head, yellow red and yell
low sgnal-blowing fresh, could not speak her
At Goree, in March last, brig Helen, Daily, ofthis
por-had sold part Of her cargo, and was to sail in
few days for the lesward islands.
At Gottenburg, April %, ships George, Rea, for
Providence, unc; Mary Almy, Burroughs, do. I'm
Amsterdam, just arr.
Arr at Liverpool, 9th ult brig Eagle, Martin, ofths
port, fr Savannah.
AT Martinique, 2lst ult. brig Comet, Carr, of and
for Warren.
The Henri Iv. at New York, fell in with three
wrecks, vz-Schr Coral, Jocelin, ir Charleston for
New York, dismasod, and took her passengers; schr
Grampus, fir Charleston for Philadelphia, IN sinking
condition, and took her passengers and crew; schr
Catharine, fr New Orleans for New York, full of wa
ter, and took off her crew
The Bangor Register, Of the 18th inst. says-"On
Saturday last there were lying our harbour, sixty
four vessels, making aggregate Of 1000 tons,
all actively employed in loading or dscharging.'
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The latitude Of the Light House lately erected on
the N Raccoon Key, near Cape Roman, as it has
been gwen in several OF the papers is In
it is stated lat % OIL, others 80 o. but the
correct latitude, informed by arespectable
ship master Of this place, is 33 OIL. As this
portant Light House it would seem desirable to have
its situation given corfect.-[Edtor Lincoln Intell
KEY WEST, May 25.-It is not generally known
that there exists through this harbour outlet from
the Florida Stream into the Bay Of Mexico, through
which vessels drawing twelve feet, may pass with
safety at low water The passage is abou. six miles
in extent, and vessels by passing through it, the
danger and delay of going round the Dry Tortugas
Good pilots can be obtained here to carry vessels
through. Yesterday. the brig Bravo, one of Com
Porier's squadron, drawing twelve feet water, enter
ed this harbour through this channel.
The President Of the United States has ISSUED his
Proclamation, dated the 7th inst. announcing that
the foreign discriminating duties of tonnage and I'M
post within the United States, suspended and dis
continued, far respects the vessels Of the sub
ects Of his HolIncss the Pope, and the merchandise
OF the produce manufacture Of his doninions im-
ported in the to this country; the suspension to
take effect from the Both Of May last, and continue
long as the reciprocal exemption OF the vessels and
merchandise OF the United States shall be continued,
and no longer.
Captain Sayre, from the Coast Of Brazil, at Sag
harbour, saw groupc of Islands in lat to 8, >. Ion
10 to liz w. Also A Shoa 20 or 80 miles s. Of
Wallace Island, having iathoms water thereon.
The Quarantine Regulations at Newport, will 60
into effect on the 9th INST
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RI G. ALIENS


Adjourned A tnual Sales Of Furniture, will
take place on q thursday, S8th Of June, COM
mencing at 9 'rlock, at his old Ware Room,
III and new " hre Rooms, No. lOS and l05,
Westmnsier-strNet, nearly opposite the Thea
tire. When will be sold without reserve, 70 the
Highest bidder,
100 Mahogolty, cherry and birch Beds.eads
some elegant,
20 do Secretaries, some low price.
40 do. cherry and birch Bureaus.
55 do. Gretian, dining, card, work, AND
painted dressing Tables,
Sofas,
200 Elegant, Hagg-sest Chairs.
400 Dining, sewing, rocking and children's
Chairs Of all descriptions, together with al
most every article usually called for in furni-
ture ware room.
Likewise-lo0 Mantle, pier. gilt and ma
hogany frame Looking Glasses,
5000 lbs Live Geese Feathers.
Sales positive, and no postponcment, fair sr
foul weather-Terms liberal, as usual.
June l6.
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A TIMELY use Of this PANACEA will
IN prevent Consumptions, US il carries of the
complaints that terminate in this fatal and wide
spreading disease, than any other 10 which
the human ia,niiy is exposed. Indeed it has
spread to such AN alarming extent, and is 50
certain in its operation, when once il has got
the ascen sancy, that we cannot ne too careful
in nipping in the bud the diseases that generate
ii.
In cases where mercury has been used, The ef.
ects Oi which remain III the system, il 10 an in
valuable medicine. Ii restores the ,Du.titutiou
to its wonted vi oui and soundness, aud ccm-
pleteIy eradicates the evils that attend it, and
many can bear testimony TO its good effects in
this psr,icuiaf.
Iu Rheumatisms it is particularly beneficial;
lis effects are such as completely to remove the
complaint.
Ia Consumptions. Scrofula or Kings Evil
Liver Complaint, Tumours, Dyspepsia, letter
Ulcers, Putrid Sore Throat, Syphelitic and
Pseudo Syphilitic, and all diseases arisiag from
an impure state OF the blood, It VIII be found
VI eminent service.
TINS Panacea is equal to any in use it is
pleasant to the taste, and requires no alteration
IN the iiet-spirilous liquors are Il be avoided
The printed directions will accompany the
Panacea.--Price 81 per bottle, and $50 per
dozen. JOHN A. PARKER.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
was afflicted several Year, ago with a mer
curiai disease. which destroyed my health aud
eneeb,ed my constitution to ihat degree that !
despaired oi ever again recovering from tie
effects M It. l had been under the care oi d
physician for more than seven months, and my
inalady still continued TO increase in fact had
become liberated, when ] bec.u,e acquainted
with Mr. Join Parker, who informed u.e that
he could cure me IN a very short Time with his
Panacea, five bottles oi which restored ale to
health aud comfort. G.. MILLS.
Witness, J. II. Stewart. No. III Market
Street.
Philadelphia, Feb. Ia, 1897.
This is to certify that was afflicted with
the Rheumatism for about two years, and un-
der the care of an eminent Ply scian during
part OF that time but could get hui very little
relief About thu nid,,le oi Decent er last, Mr.
Parker called on me and advised my taking his
Panacea, as he WAS sure il would cure me, and
as proof of his sincerity offered it gratis. At
this time was in great pain and nearly bent
| double. | commenced taking the Pauacea, and
after the use Of three bottles, feel perfectly re-
| ored to health.
MARGARET PINKER.
Wife Of John Pinker, near the corner o
Says Alley anu Schuykill Eighth Street.
Witness, }. Fl. Stewar;
Philadelphia, Feb. Ia, 1927.
The above is for sale by c. s. CARTEE, No
~ Whitmans's Block, agent for the Proprie
ters.
March "a. 3m.
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HARTFORD, June l3-Arr sloo?s Gov. Eustis,
Hatch, Providence; Susan, Aborn, do.
l4th, arr schr Thomas, Kinney, from New Bed
ford
l6lh, arr schr McFingal. Wells, 2S ds fr S, Jaso
dc Cuba
SALEM, June ;5.---Cld. brigs Franklin, Tread
well, Genoa; General Jackson, Shatswell, Cayenne;
schr Dollar, Holmes, do
MABBLEHEAD, June lI.-Arr schr reazer,
Thompson, ir Aux Cayes.
BOSTON, June l5.-Arr ship Rasse'4s, Austin,
Copenhagen, 40; brig Neptune. Picket, Gottcnburg,
46; schrs Messenger, Dorr, Apalachicola, 81; Flag
OF Truce, Silman, Richmond. Clenred, brig Olive,
Kasman, Surinam; schrs Lucretl, Gibbs, ST Peters;
Levant, Otis, Phila elphIa.
18th, arr ship Pocahontas. Sumner, fin LIVERPOOL;
brig Susan, HERMAN, Trinidad Cuba. CD. brics
Grape, Holmes, Brazil and a market; Mars, Tit
comb, Calcutta; schr Chesapeake, Maelt, Provi-
dence.
l7h arr schr Sally, Mathews, Philadelphia.
18th, arr brig William Henry, Cole, (of WMren,)
Matanzas; schr Malvina, Moore, Porto Rico CID.
ship Diana, Cooper, Liverpool; brigs Marion, Cole,
Quebec Nikolai, Jaques, St Petersburg.
NEW-YORK, June li.-Arr ships Birmingham,
Cobb, Liverpool; Henry 4, skiddv. Charleston, 8;
brigs Factor, Prince, Guayama, II; Reward, Pc
terson, st Jago dc Cuba schrs VIM. u Frederick,
81 Crolx, via ST Thon,as; Mobile, Looms, Mobile;
Waccamaw, Smith, Charleston; sloops William, Sa-
vannah; Fame, Wareham; Meridian, Warren.
18th, arr ships Queen Nab, Butman, Havre; Mi
ncrya. Wallace, I'm Liverpool; John Lard, Flech-
er, Madeira; schr Moreau Rock, Jereme.
10th arr ship Saluda, Jennings, Charleston; hrigs
Nile, Weeks, Mobile; Gov. Grswold, Ames, Sa-
vannah; sloop Adle, shaddock, Washington, N. G.;
below, sb'p William Dawson, Liverpool; brig Hori-
zon, Cook, " Orleans; Joseph, Mobile. Cid ships
Louisa Matilda, Wood, Savannah; Ai,cs, Evans,
London; brig Rice Plant, Foster. st Jago dc Cuba;
schrs Wicker, Ward, Matanzas; Estreglade, Traper,
Gabana, Mayasucz.
PHILADELPHIA, June lith.-Arr ships Tele-
graph, Berry, Liverpool; New Jersey, Whittal, Can
ton l03, Java Head 81; brigs Fanny, Fernandina;
Swan, New Orleans; Mary, Wmington;. Mary
Ann, St Thomas; Emily, Vera Cruz. :.
18Th, arr briggs Joeph Eas'burn Brown, ST Thorn
as; Zea, Crosby, Havana; schrs Cecilia, Barnes,
Savana; Hope, Hammond, Havana; sloop Mary,
Fox, Newport.
ALEXANDRIA, June l2.-Sailed, schr Mary,
Curtis, Martinique
CHARLESTON, June 7th.-Arr sloop Decatur
Barron, days from Key West, il. 'sstress, bound to
New York.
Also barquc Columbus, Gerry, fr Boston, FIR.
brig Jean Baptise, Aubert ir Caen.
CID ship Hogarth, Berry, Liverpool; brig Deveron,
M'Aulay, Greenock.
SAVANNAH, June Arr ship Emily, HIM
tingon, Liverpool, barque Lady Of the Lake, Leach
do.
9th, ship Halcyon, Patterson, Liverpool; brigs
Cora, Morrison, do; Laurel, Sheldon, Providence.
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Dawson, Liverpool; Indiana, Mobile, 10; brigs
Rodney, Havana, 20; Panthea, Savannah, 8;
Lewis, do Z; Eliza, do 4; Serene, Carnarvon,
80; schr Maine, Curacoa; sloops Eliza Ann,
and Huntress, hence.
Cid. on Saturday, brigs Monroe, Humphreys,
st Thomas; Jane, Fowler, do; Cadmus, Porto
Rico; Castillo, Warren.
Spoken, LIST inst. Off the Tortugas, ship Mag
net, Usher, of Bristol, SO days from Liverpool,
for New Orleans.
AR at Savannah, 9th inst. schr Gold Hun
tress, Small, New York. Cid. ship Boston, for
Liverpool.
Arr at Pensa cola, 23d ult U. S. schr Gram
pus, Lattnner, from a cruise. Sailed, u. s..
transport schr Florida, Baker, Tampa Bay.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Newport, June 10.
Arrived on Sunday, brig Mary, Dennis, 20 days fr
Havana, with moasses, to Stephen L. Northnm.
Also arr. fishing schr Rowey, Stevens, Of Now.
burypor in distress. On the night Of the 10Th inst
about Is miles f Of Block Island, carried away the
crom,s about SIX feet below the tree, in sud-
den squall--was iowed in by the schr Charlotte Far
Also arr fishing schr Egotist, Hoxic, Of Boston,
with loss ofthe head Of her forcufast IN squa on
Friday night last.
BY the Ns,o-London line. =,
Arrived at .NeU- York, on Saturday and
Sunday, ships Constitution, London, DO; Wm'
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MARSHhL'S SALE.

Will be sold at A; jction, by virtue Of an exc
cution, issuing out 'bf the Clerks Office Of the
United States Crcuh Court, and to mo direct-
ed and delivered, } quantity Of Dry Goods.
which were Attacbt ON ,he original writ Us the
property Of John Carpender, at tho Auction
Room of Martin Stoddsrd, No. I Market-SQ.
oil Friday, June 10Th, at 8 o'clock. A. M
Also, at the samf time and place, quantity
Of Furniture. Conditions made known st the
time and place Gsalc, by ogder Of
,BURRINGT9N ANTONY. .Msrshal
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Deaths.

On Sunday morning, Mr.. Zebcdiah Lo'hrop,
son of the late Mr.. Zobediah Lothrop, in the
10th year of his age.
On boafd the sloop Rising Sun, on her pas
sage from Baltimore, where he had been for
the benefit ofhs health, Christopher Hill, Esq.
Of this town.
In Olneyville, suddenly, on the 5th inst.
John Olney, son Of Olney Whipple, Esq. aged
3 years.
In Plwtucket, on the llth inst. Mr.. Elcazar
c. Briggs, formerly of Coventry.
In North-Kingstown, on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Catharine Fones, widow Of the late Capt. Dan
iel Fones, in the 62d year Of her age.
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BUTTS g. LOCKWOOD,
Merchant 7oilors,

No. Ia, Markot-Square,
HAVE received within few days past,
- Il several pieces supertine Cloths, and
Cassincres, fashionable colours.
ALSO,
A variety Of Summer Goods, such as plain
and Silk Striped Linen Drilngs, Denmark
Satin, Lustring, seersuckers, striped and col
cured Jeans, &c.
One piece Of real French Drilling a prime
article A handsome assortment Of fasbiona-
BILE vestings; Cravais; Horseskm Gloves; Sus-
penders; Hosiery; Flag, Bandanna, and Ger
man Silk Handkerchiefs.
ON HAND, Ready Made Summer Cloth
ing. Garments made to order at short notice.
NAV %.