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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

TIE follo wing picture OF Woman,
taken from the essay ~ the Quarterly
Review. is recommendedlo the atleu
ton of our fair coGntrywGinen:
Speaking OF the middle ranks OF life,
The writer observes: -" There we be
hold woman IN all her glory mol "a
doll to carry silks and jewels. pup
Del 10 ne dsngled by cOxcomb chil
dren. all idel for prolane alteration,
reeerenced to day, discarded 10 NOR
aow; always jusiled oa, of the true
nj zee which nature and society would
assign her, by sensualry or by con
t.mp', admired not not respected: de
sired but moi esteemed; ruling by fash
ion, not by affection; importing hel
constancy, to the sex which she should
exal,: the source and the niriOr OF
vanity"
1--WE see her as wife partaking the
cares, and che NJ the anxiety OF a
husband, dividing his labours by her
domestic diligence, spreading cheer
fulnrss around her, for his sake shar.
ing in the decent refinements of the
p world, without being vain of them
placing allher pride, all her joy, all he's
happiness in the meriied appreciation
of the man she honoars. - As a no
sth.r. we find her the aH-c,ionate, the
ardent insirucness OF the children she
h. tended from their infancy: train.
i g them up TO thought aud vir'u@, to
meditation and benevolenee, address.
ing them as rational beings. and pre-
p ring ihrm to be men and women 10
sheir turn"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

Ihs HEBREWS Lamen,, or 1t Pa, aphrasl
Of The 1871 PSALM.
We ~ept BY strange waters,
Our sun had gone down;
Protane were our affairs,
Departed Oer crown,
And Sion the holy, OUT once Joyous theme.
Game over our souls like a bnght vanished
dream.
Yea We bitterly wept, for the goddess we're they,
Who trod our high places & made rs their prey
Wac insuied our grieiS. VINO deFided our wrong,
Nho tauntIngiy sad--sng usSion's fam'd songs
Gould e1iies DC glad at the spoilers commane.i
sSuis the yoke on the neck w,Ih The harp an
the haad'
Gould the PROSTATE, the homeless, the desolste
sngl
No. ne'er shall awake in strange lands, harper
lute,
While eX led from Sion, our voice shall be mute
BE still my l,ght hand until PrAse ye the Lori!
All Jerusalem's heart shah respond to the chord
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
At the Sign GOLDEN
OF the ~ MORTAR

One door North Of Mrs. Gouiding's Tavern,
Mar,lnsburg,
Where fresh supply has just been received.
UJCAuTIoN-Please ask for Lees ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS. Prepared by Noah Ridgely--
ahd see that his name IS on the outside wrap
per--no other are genuine None of Lees Me.
oicInes are genuine without the name of Noah
kldgelv on them.
Hundreds of cases of cures perform ed BY the
above truly valuable medicines, could be given.
did the limits OF newspaper admit of it.
Martnsburg. Jan. 4 1927.
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Conventional intercourse Of The seres.


Wa makes these men who associ
ale hai,llnaliy with women, superior
to Others? What m ks that woman,
, w no is accus, omPd 10. and at ease in
f. the company OF men, superior to her
; sex in general: Why are the women
OF France so universally admired and
loved FOR their coloqual powers Sole
~ because they are ~ the habit of a
free, graceful and continual converse
ton with the other sex. Women in
: this way lose their frivolty; their fac
, ulIies awaken; their dellcacies and pc.
cullarities unfold all their beauties and
cap.ivation in the spirit of intellectual
rivalry And the men lose their ped
antic, rude, declamatory or sulien man
ners. The com Of the understanding
and the heart is interchanged continu
ally Their asp rites are rubbed off,
their better materials polished and
frightened, and their richness, like
fine gold, is wrought into finer wok-
m,nship by the fingers Of women, than
il ever would be by those OF men The
iron and steel Of our characters, are hid
den, like the harness and armour OF a
giant, 10 studs and knobs OF gold and
precious stones. when not wanted IL
actual warfare.
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looks back upon the past--his days ap
pear TO have been few, and he con-
fesses that they were evil-the magni
ticeDce ofthe great IS to hum vanity
The hilar'ty OF youth, folly; he consid
ers how soon the gloom of death must
oVershadow the one, and dlsappont
nem end the other, The world presents
little TO attract, and nothing 10 delight
him; still, however, he would finger
in it, still he would lengthen out his
days; though of the "besut,'s bloom"
of"lancy's fash, f" OF, 'music's breath, +"
ne is forced 10 exclaIm, II nave no
pleasure in them" A few I1ore year.
OF iniirniy; inan;ty, and pain, musi
consigD him to idiotcy or the grave
yet thi, was the gay, the generous, the
high souled boy who hehelj his as
crnding path OF life strewed with flow
ers without thora Such is human
life--bul such cannot be the ultimate
destlnles of man
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
La Motifs Cough Drops.
' ALU ABLE NED ,IeF

VALUABLE MkDI GINE
For Coughs, Consunpiions, d .Asthmas
HIS Elixeris offered to the public az ,,ns.
sessing virtues peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders Of the breas, and
lungs, leading to consumption. timely use
OF these drops may be considered certain cure
IN most cases Of Common C9lds Caughs, LpGu
enEa HOopi"g Cough Pain in the SIDE, DiAeak
ty Of Treating ami Of Sleep aris,ng from de.
b,llty and m Spasmodic Asthma ii IS sineularIv
tfhcsc'ous partico lar attention to the di.
rec,Ions accompanying each bottle is necessa,
ry.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, ply scians and su &c ons are sub.
joined 20 show that this composition is one
which Medical men are disposed TO regard as
tfticaclous and worthy OF public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition of La
.1oHd Cough Drops, improved, we have no he.
station III recommending them 20 the public.
as being well adapted 10 those cases of disease
tor which they are recommended
Doctors JONATHAN DOM, ALBANY. Dec. 9th.
1924; JAMES posT, OF White creek. Feb,
14,h. 1875, WATSON SUMNER Of Cam.
bridge. Feb, 10Th, 1925; SOLOMON DEAN.
ofJAcKsoS, January, 25 1926
EXTRACT Of tettor from The Rer. Ebeneaer Rarris
am pleased WITH thus opportunty of relating
a few facts which mss serve in commemorative
OF your excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
l was afti cleo with pulmonary complsint,
my cough was severe, appetite weak, and
strength falling used many popular medi.
cnes, bul only found, Temporary relief, until by
continued use OF your valuable Drops have
been blessed with such perfect health as to rem.
der further means unnecessary.
EhENEZER HARRIS.
ssem, N. Jsa. 10, 1926.
.siesas Crosby 81 have 10, l8 wears been
troubled with affection OF the breast and
lungs, attended with severe cough, pain in
the side, and difficulty OF breathing; and in the
tall OF 1875, became so much reduced, that
my life wa dsspalred of and received no vi.
sibIe benefit from my physician, / was advised
to make trial OF La Motifs Cough Drops. and
after taking one bottle was re stored to perfect
health; and II ismy firm belief that the use
OF the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio July %, 1876.
Sold wholesale and retail, by ., s. S. CRossT
Columbus, Ohio, and agents OF their appoint
ing throughout The United States. Cansdas, Sc
Each bottle contains As doses; price dollar.
To be had OF JAMES THOMSON. Druggist
near the Courthouse, Marlinsburg.
January 1927.
SlONE COAL.-The subscriber has just
~ received large quantity of Stone q
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
y 'aF. SH0aFF
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~ EGROES FOX SALE -ror sate Va
~ liable Negro Woman, twenty two wears
o' age stou' and healthy, aud three Negro
Children, two Boys aud Glrl. The Woman
IS hrst'raie house servant. and is sold for mn
'ul but for want of employ. They win be
SOLD seperate or together, as may best sui;
hose disposed to purchase. The terms will he
made Sccomm"dati1g-Fo further Particulars.
lnqnre OF The Editor ot this paper.
Jan 10 1827.-tfs
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHAT we the undersigned Commissioners
D. appointed by the county court of Berke.
iey' setting as court OF cbaucer, at their No
vrmber FERN last, will offer at PUBLIC SALE
on the 18Th day Of January, 1897 at the m,p'
'lon mouse, on the premises, the PLANIA.
ION, with all its sppurtenances, helongne to
he heirs OF the late Robert Snudgrass. decd
,tuate on Back.Cseek, IT, the county aforesaid
'ald to contain 1873 acres and adjoining the
lands OF James Robinson, Abrsham Snider ard
homS~ Kennedy. The same viii be sold ON
credit OF nine, eighteen and twenty seven
nonths-the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds and good security. beaIing legal interest
ION the date thereof
ISRAEL ROBINSON,
JOHNSTON MCGOWAN,
Dec 81, 1926.
Urfhe sale OF The above mentioned Land.
g postponed until A1URDAY, the l7th of
February next, when the same VIII take place
m front of the Globe Tavern in Mart,nsburg.
ROBINSON,
Jan. IS, 1927. ] MAGOwAN
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Il STRAY SiEER.-Found tresptss,ne on
~ the farm of Il subscriber. on Back Creek.
all estray, a BRJADLE STEER three
years old past, vide horns whe on the tail
and belly, crop of the left ear. a crop Off the
right and slit IN the same; appraised to nine
dollars and nifty cents. The owner Of SAID IS
tray isrequesied to come prove property pay
charges. and take It away
WILLIAM GRANTHAM
jannary 25. 1927.
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| AND FOR >ALE.--on Saturday the Gath
L. instant, The subscriber will Offer a, pubiic
auction, on the premises, the TR.4CP OF
L.A.ND, on which he resides, containing about
90 acres, about 100 acres of which Is cleared
and under good fence--There is never failing
stream OF water running through the land and a
quantity OF excellent mea,loW-tbe improve.
>SsxA ments are log Dpsl!ing House,
Hsss&4 w'th four rooms on the FIRST floor,
ssas Kitchen, Smoke House, Corn House,
Spring House. &c there is also near
the dwelling house a never failing spring The
above land sdJoins the lands OF Capt: Joel Ward,
Frances SlIvers. and others. Tie terms viii
be made known on the day of sale, and a,ten
dance given by
FEB. /. LEVI CUNNINGHAM
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
RED APPEARANCE OF THE ToNGUr

hED APPEARANCE oFTHE TONGUE
ID Il GAMER, p, slcIan to the Ho
tel ID ~, OF Paris, IN his late Hospital
Reports, observes at is very neces
Sary IN order TO Judge exactly of The
colour Of the tongue, to observe the
manner in which the patient puts it out
He thinks tn" tongue often bushes like
the face, in consequence OF a moral
impression; and that the presence of
the Physician sometimes produces this
effect on timid bashiul maid a no
mrrous set, no doubt, in a French
HospitaiJ here says the do,,tor
''the practitioner may be in error. u no
hastily states the tongue TO be red"
When a physician, therefore. ex
amines The tongue of lady, he should
he careful not 10 look much at her
face, lest he should, by m,king her
blush, heighten The redness of the
tongue.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
Dratgs9 Medicines.

Drstgs4 Medicines.
n addition to the large supply on hand
III OF DRUGS ind .HEDIC1.NES, the slb.
scrl6er has just received LEES CELEBRA.
led FAMILY MEDICINES
"ONLf IS CENTS
LEE Unparalleled Antibiiious Pills nr;c.
Is and 50 cents per box--tamous Cor tbe c,,rs
OF bilious and other destructive fevers. obst,.
nate distractions OF the stomach ard bowels
g'ddiness, sickness of the stomach, renovirs
colds, costiyeness. &c. &c.
Petersburg, Dec. 5A 1925.
Dear Sir--Haylng been troubled for yes..
and hnding the faculty Of no use. ,ben ~.
recourse TO the sulphur aud Mineral Snrn,Iss
three years, but TO no effect, Iwss bv ACIDS,
induced to try your AntibilHous Pills. wb;o,ss
alter using lind myself perfectly weIl--,o mn.
great establishment. Every exerlion ON nv rsr,
TO introduce them to my friends shall be used.
ana believe me sir. your most obliged servant,
" ~. n, iHoS: WILCOX.
Lee's Uornn destroying Lozenges. a mo., ro,.
erfal medicine. removes and des,ro,s an ~
Of worms. ~'''1s
Lees Ehrfr, sovereign remedy for eolds
Obstinate coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sore tbros,s
and approaching cOnsumptl.ns
LeeS .NerTens Cordial, ain excellent mad;o;n.
tor all nervous affections, weakness pains n
lons, back, &c r"'''' ~
Lees Essence Of .Mustard no medicine Avn.
exeeiitd tbs IN curing rheumatism. snrs;ns
brulies. frosted feet, sc, &c.
Les 'tstk and Ferer Drops, a never falling
cure.
Lees S0ueretsn Ointment, warranted to cure
the i'ch o. only one application
Iee's pcpsjn. Tof;
tor curing tet'ers rlngworms prickley heat &c
Lees hadion Vegetable Specific an efiectoal
C r for Neneresi GonorhRa.
Lees Tooth .3che Drops, which give immed.
ale relief
Lee s Tooth Ponder, which cleanses and
beau fes he teeth
lees Eye Uater, certain cure for sore ewes.
Lee s.7,'0dyme Edrir,o the cure of i,ead aches
Lees Corn Plaster, tor removing and de.
s;roying corns.
The above highly approval medicines are soldby
ADAM YOUNG,
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VINE - Al Indian chief being as
sed his opinion Of a cask Of wine, pre-
sented 10 him by an officer, said he
thought it JUICE extracted from NO
mans tongue aud Ilon's hearts; for
" hen he haddrurk bottle of ii he SAT-
he could talk forever and fight The d.
himself. -
Punctualify.-Fh The Norfolk Her
aid records the death OF Mr. Jares
Williamson, of that boz ough, a. ed 80
years. He was a Subscriber to the
Herald for % years, aud regularly,
as the period of six months came round
he was puncluslly in 'be Office 20 pay
his subscription, never permitting a
single day TO elapse beyond The semi
annual term Of payment tSuch a
man should "live forever, Pas they say
in Spain
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RtiNilE.ISlAND

W'1FFf Ifl.I~LANU
GRAND ST.4TE LOTTERY No 9.
5. Z VI. Alien & Go. Agents iJr the Mansger>.
To be Drason IN Providence, Friday FEB. l6.l827
81 Number CombnatIon-6 Drawn Ballots.
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SCHE NE.

Ticks S., HAYES so Qpar,ers l25.
ar .ALLE.NS' OFFICES,
Have lately been sold Prizes Of $40 600.
5000. 500, &c &c and they doubtless VIII
ave the pleasure OF distributing some of the
"Ioh Prizes IN the annexed scheme among their
customers.
Ordets Tor Tickets, in the above, as well as
AT responsible Loheries, enclosing Cash or
pr'ze ucSes. wd meet prompt stehuon Il
ddfessed 10 5. VI. ALLEN & co
P"'nsg'paEia .4UsnEs, Hssilnytoa City.
Jan IS.
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JAMES TMDNSDNa

HAS commenced the DRUG BUSINESS belonging
oo Wm fa door North of the Court House
the best Drugs ndwse
most reasonable
offered IS Pure and
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Canova was admitted to the fami
llarHy of NspoleoH: he was very often
At Malmaisop with him and the I'm
press Josephine. The warri r psted
~nh HE artist You make conoues 8
on marble, said he; they are harder
than mine And perhaps more du
ra lie, answered Canova. Aud he ad
vised him TO repose upon his trophies
TO ENJOY his power, and not 10 pu. "a
destiny to the proof which had been
so nsany times fixed ny victory. The
Emperor laughed at the sculD,or's
fe irs, and answered, i engaged in
new leg as you make new statues ,
The case is very different replied
Cauovs: AN artist ought never to stop
in the career OF fine arts. He ought to
march fom conquest: mediocr,v a
lone think it has obtained its subject.
Bul th0u-aud dangers accompany
The warrior in thu road of ambit,on
Il collect Jujas Cr ar. and num.
Der of Others You think the ides of
March are to be dreaded on my ac
couotF Your death is less to be an
pretended than defeat' Il do not
tear ether replied Napoleon; 'both
of Them would find me as firm as
your statues After Napoleon had
married 4s-aria LOUISA, he appeared
disappointed that Canova had nol com
plimented him on the occasion Ought
to congratulate you" said the latter .
for having divorced fortune?'
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NJ. ID

Nj. ID -, SON of Peer ofFra nee.
was stopped at eleven o'clock at night,
near his own home, by man who ask.
ed what o'clock it was "You are OK
ceedlngly curious cried the young man,
presenting 10 him pocket pistol. and
If you don't be off you shall have the
contents OF this" The thief allowed
the gentleman to pass on, but had the
impudence to follow him to the door
saying, while he knocked, Il know Won
very well, and ri find means to get you
IN my power"-Por's Paper.
General Smith, of Maryland, of the
Senate of the United States. will BE-
80 years OF age al the expiration of hi.
present term of office, if alive then
he is now very active, useful and in.
telligent member Salem Gazsns.
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Typographical uispriSon-A Gu
riour error appears III one of the pa
perS giving the verdict of a corners
Inquest on a glntton who was choked
ny vorAciously deyourlng part of a
goose. The verdict was, died by
satocdtion, which was printed stuff.
location.
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FANCY ARTICLES. &c.

s FANCY ARTTCLES. &c.
s French Pomst' ~ Pots Poke Combs
Pona'um Roll Fine tooth Combs
Vege able Soap Shaving Boxes
Windsor Soap Shaving Brushes
{ CastIle Soap. white iooih do.
Perfume Boxes Shoe do.
Smelling Bottles Hair do.
Tooth Powder Cloth do.
Up Sslve white Wash do
HAIR Pins Pen Knives
Fine Needles Scissors
Portable States Razors and Homes
Camel Hair Pencils Knitting Needles
Back Lead do. snuff Boxes
durable ihk lheorum Brushes
.faSon-i apers Tor velvet painting 5
lamp 'iasses FAINT Boxes va slz.
neh Lead CPurPie Frosting,
WhHe 90. Crimson
French Chalk Pow'd Blue.
hed Gold Leaf.
White SILVER q.
ohlhese Vermiihon, x Gum Shell Lac,
Chrome Yellow, Copal.
Sperlnaceh Oh, e Spirits of Wine,
Spirits Turpentine, q Fish OIL.
Manganese, 9o,,le Corks
Due ohan lhne) Paint Brushes, &c.
Fruit. SPICES, &c.
Mace, Figs, Ra,sns, Natm1gs, Almonds. Fill
berts, Cloves, Cinnamon, Alspice. pepper,
English Mustard. Cyaune Pepper, Starch &C.
Superior Spanish SEGARs, Chewing
TOBACCO,
Lancaster Rupee, Leipe. and Carrots
Scotch Snuff
La BLACKING, BLACK VARNIsH
Stoughton's Bitters,
prepared par,ic ,arIy for Fam,i, 4 Tavern use.
Aperient Seiddiitz and Soda POWDERS.
a large and general assortment of
EAR'1RCE, &C.
constantly kept on s,le, one door North
OF the Cour'- House, Martinsburg.
Mar'insburg. Jan. IS, 1527.--tt.
~ b. The highest cash price will
he given for Clean FLAX SEED
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1924 blanks A''00'' ''Se's
ms handsome Scheme Containing only 10 81,
tickets Zone third less than mos, of the I.o,,4
rles now before the public) presents an un,lso
al number of Rich Prizes, ard the price O.
Tickets low, w:
Whole 81, Halt ,, Quarter 1, Eighth 50 cts
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BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY.
FIRST Glass.
10 be Drawn ON "Wednesday, the 28th Feb.
90 Number Lo,ter, 9 Drawn Ballo,s.
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(Nese'aoie Nervous cordial
LEES New London Ami Bilious Pills
(Etxir--and Eve Water
Dr IDquson'S TajobrotsJ E.,a ITotar
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IN MEAD'S
PATENTS sc.

Anti Dyspeptic or Stomach Pills,
For indigestion or Sour stomach.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-06
RristoI, Juno 4.
Bu the .Neu-LOndon Line.

~
Arrived at New York, on Saturday and Sunday
ships Leeds, Stoddard, Liverpool; Colossus, Max
well, Port Glasgow; brigs Marquis of Anplesea, &
ds fr Pwy, Wales; Rachel Ann, Pensacola, 23
Joseph, Savannah, II; schrs Exampler, Lisbon, 52
Frances, Wilmington, Qcit the President Manning
for New York, y; Ontario, St Domingo, 22. CID
brigs Frances, Havana; Ann Muia, W. lndos.
Arr on No day, ship homas inckenson, IN
thony, Liverpool brigs Rubicoe, Bourne. IIa
vana II; WIN fell, Bessel, Mobile, 81; scL,
Control. GrilIing, Baltimore. 8; Frankl II, Cru
theirs, Wiinnston,9. Below, At 3, Z. NJ. brig
Brown, Skinner, from Nera Cruz, supposed to
have very valuable cargo; brig unknown,
wind fair. Cid. ship Dalhousie Castle, Walton,
l. ,crpool; brig Savannah. Green. Omoa.
Arr at Philadelphia I'd, ship Ann Liverpool, IS.
Cid. brIgs Rose, Vera Cruz; Arehusa, Mlracalbo;
schr Fame, Mon,evidco.
Sd, arr ship ADDISON, Encle, 50 ds fr Gibraltar
CID ship Carolnlan, for Charleston; brigs Superior,
Wilmington; Palm, Boston.
Arr at Norfolk, 9Th, schr Union, st Thomas, and
Rum Key. All the outward bound vessels sailed on
the 10Th, but several Of them put back among them
the brig Edward * Mary, for Somerset, leaky.
Cid at Wilmington, 3D. ship William, Wardwell
OF Warren, for Liverpool
Sailed from Savannah, 2Sd, schr Columbus, Boyd
Havana.
Cid at New Orleans, Sh ship Aspasla, Bennett, OF
Bristol, for Mobile. Arr brig Milo, fr Havana.
Arr at Charleston, 9Th ship Perfect, Prince, fin
Liverpool, 3S; brlgs Hero, Russell, doi7; Retrench,
Grecnock; Golah, Antwerp.
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Deaths.

In this town, on Sunday, Charles Harishorn,
Youngest son Of Mr.. John Larchar, in the 9th
year Of his age.
In Portsmouth, Miss Elizabeth Hunt, aged
20 years.
In Mddetown, on Wednesday last, Elisha
Barker Esq. in the SD year of his age.
In East-Greenwich, on Friday last, after a
few hours illness, Mrs. Patience B. Wheeler,
wife of DR.. Lucius Nj. Wheeler, aged about 23
years.
In Savannah, on the 10Th ult. Mrs. Ann
Pray, relict of the late Col. John Pray, former
" of this town, aged Sc.