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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-06

Al public EXAMINATION OF The stidcnts OF tbt
University Of Virginia, which commenced on tn,
fourth and terminated on the 18th OF Dec ember .26
the following students distinguished themselves il
-hc literature and science taught in the schools o
tho Oaiversty - The names are placed in alphabet
'cat order, and the line drawn under the names o
some, indicating that they were especi; !iy di,tn
gsshed over those beneath the m on the list
1-.ancisnt Languages-Seaior Gr'k Glass.
4Gesher Harrison Of Rock ing.lam county
Henry Tutwiler of Rockingham
William + Gray of the Uoivers,iy
Edward }. Harrison of Rockingham
Herther jones of Amelia
WTian Seiden of Norfolk
Tazeweii Taylor of Norfolk
William f Taylor Of Norfolk
o Junior Greek Glass.
Il VI a Hunter of Essex
Ia Worihington Of Brunswick
Upton Beai Of Prince Heorge county, Nd :
Joseph 3 Watson of Louisa
) s.ass' Is Ills II 80" 81 Strange
Senior Latin Glass
Gesner Harrison of Rockingham
Albert L Holiday Of spolisyIvania
Der,hier Jones of Amelia
Edgar Poe of Richmond county
William SeldeR of Norfolk
William f. Taylor Of Norfolk
Menry Tutwiler of Rockingham
Ii Worthington of Brunswick
Richard Brown of Westmoreland
Henry CiaSSeu of Loudon
WIN. f Cunningham of Norfolk
Edward I Harrison of Rockingham
b FL Juagrnder Of Fluvanna
Tazeweii Taylor Of Norfolk
John $ Tarner of Culpeper
III Coleman Of Halifax
u l. Davies Of Campbell
w . Gray of the University
,Iohu Willis IF Orange
Junior Latin Glass.
George M Graham of Washington City
Chapman Johnson of Richmond City
William NJ Murphy Of Green county, Ala,
Northumberland Class.
ri e Coleman Of Halifax
= ekrthier jones Of AmelIa
10 }illian Selden Of Norfolk
Junior Glass.
John Cary Of Campbell
A l. Holiday of SPottsylvanis
Il NJ L Hunter OF Essex
Henry Tutwiler of Rockingham
John Wills of Orange
Charles L Beaie Of Montgomery
Thomas Boyd Of Albemarle
Henry C!aggett of Loudoun
bs III suagruder OF FIuyanna
Charles + Urquhart Of Southampton
Robert Scott OF Fauquier
II III Worthngton of Brunswick
3--.NaturaL Philosophy.
William Fl Meriwetber 81 Albemarle
Henry l. Almond of Norfolk
Henry Claggett Of LoudOn
VIM Gray Of the University of Virginia
james III Huston Of Rockingham
Chapman johnson Of Richmond City
Berihier Jones Of Amelia
Beniamin Ii 1fagruder Of Fuyanua
4--Chemistry.
Robert Taylor Of Norfolk
William Cross of Louisa
William Emmett OF New York
William driehie Of Hanover
George Teakle Of Northampton
Richard Garland Of Goochland
5ohn l. Labranche Of New Orleans
Tb J White Of Franklin county, Kentucky
5---sNedicine, Sc.--Class of Medicine.
Gesner Harrison Of Rockingham
William .Michie OF Hanover
Robert Taylor Of Norfolk
Philip 81. George Amber Of Richmond City
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-06

1y me Rector and isors Of Ae UniUers,ty Of Jir-
Stntd, for ccnstitsting, governing and no,sct-
'Hs fhat i'''i't"tion-pas December, 1926.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-06
ON CONSOLIDATION.

ooPy " q Lcucr from 1hoS JeDc,yOn To
MoNrIcELLo. Jan 10, 1921.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-06
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, sAruRDA ,Ty

conway Mutt of Caipeper
1 nos. white, Fraoklin county, Keptucky
:, Medical Jurisprudence.
Wm .Meriwethes Of AibsmarIe
Wm .Wichie OF Hanover
Robert Taylor Of Norfolk
o-Morat Philosophy.
Robert M I Hunter of Essex
Gseorse Teakle of Northampton
VIM Clark of Halifax
Edward l Harrison of Rockingham
Inaries Shreve OF Loudoun county
John Temple of Essex
7--La,c.
rhiip 81 u Amber of Richmond City
itiehard Baylor of Of Essex
Thomas Boyd of Albemarle
WIN III hleriwelaer of A ibemarle
Mann A Page of Fred. ricksbure
Hsnry ShaeS!eford OF Cuipcper
:. s-,.,todern Languages.
-seeior French Class
Fnii'p 81 George Ambier of Richmond city
John Cary Of Campbell
Gcsner Harrison of Rockingham
WIN w Mich,e Of Hanover
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-19
COFFEE.
FLOUR.
NEW GOODS.
.4 ia. 81, 9Iarket S1udrr.

.4t ia. 81, narket- Square.
EN c. & I. Wells, have just received from
Ma the Importers in New-York and Bos-
ton, their fall supply of Goods, which togeth-
or with their former stock, makes their as
sortment very complete among which arc
Blue, black and fancy mixed English and
French broudcloihs. One p.oco of superiinc
olive green cloth, for Gentlemen coats, the
most fashion bic color that is worn.
Cassmeros and vestings,)
Gloves and Hosiery, ofall kinds.
Cravats and hd>fs
On hand "a good assortment of ready made
Clothing, made in the latest style, which will
be sold as low at any Clothing Storc in
town.
F.. c. & T. Wells, would inform their GUS
toners and the public generally, that they
have purchased of Mr.. James G. Wilson of
New York, Patcntee, a new rule for cutting
Garments, on an entire new system, BY which
clothes can be cut without the possibility Of
making a misiit The above rule has been
takcDby most of the Merchant Tailors IN the
United States, within Il few months certiii-
Gates from whom will be shewn by calling on
tho subscribers.
E. c. & r. Wells would inform the trade,
that they can suppl 1hcm with the above rule,
on advantageous terms. Sep 10
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Per stegu-b0nf T-nshinpfop.


Arrived at '!ew York, or saturday and Sunday
brigs Plant, Mansfield. Rio Jane'ro, 80; William,
Potter, Newport. 3; schrs james G. Stacy, Mason
ST. Domingo, 81; Now Packet, Ti,comb, fn do 2i
Excel, Smith, Savannah, :; Frances, Rodfeld, do.
Smith. Marseiiles; sclr Cheraw. Nichols, Savannah.
Cid on MordsySbig Disp itch, Hunter, Cadiz.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th, briggs Omega, Barnes,
Hamburg; JOS Easburn Brown, st Thomas; Ma
ria, Lyle, Havana; Mary Ann, Morrill,, Cape Hay
ii; schr X. Burns, Doughty, Port Prince. CID.
brigs Name, Davis, St Barts; South America, Re-
mngton Havana; Chilian, Butler, Valparaiso; Ma
ry Ann, Rugan, Laguira.
Arr at Baltimore, l4th ships Jason, Howland, tn
Liverpool; America, Glover, do; brgs Elizabeth,
SnoS, Canton, 1.j; Jesse, MCluro, Belfast; schr
Thomas, Hall, New Orleans. Cid. brig Margaret,
Williams, $ America.
In Hlnpon ROADS, Ilth. Bremen ship Louise, FIN
Bremen.
At Seawcs Point, 18th, schr Monroe, Ocrady,
Lapulra, IS, for Philadelphia.
Arr at Alexandra, Il,h ship Boston, Findey, fin
Liverpool.
Arr at Norfolk, 18th, schr Lady Adams, Sayward,
fr Vienna, in dsti ess, for ST. Picrros.
Arr at Havana LIST, brig Orono, Perry, from this
port. Sailed, 2sth brig Benz. Rugges, Waite, n.
Orleans In port, ith, slips Transit, Latterman, of
New,ort, unc; George ChampIn. Hudson, of do. for
Cowcs, soon brigs Zephyr, Barton, dscg; Castillo,
Eddy, for Warren, soon; sloop Caroline, for Brs-
toll next week.
AT Rio Jane,ro, 23i July, ship Lion, Brown, Of
and from this port, unc. Ano,her account says, for
this port, soonl
At St, Thomas, 9th ut. brig Pocahontas, Brown,
for this port, 8.
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SALEM, Sept. l6 Arr brig General Jackson,
Shatswe, Cayenne, 81; Henry, Brookmaster Rio
Grandc, 63; soop William, Saunders, of Newport, fr
Boston, to load for Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Sept Ii--Arr Martha, Bal r, from
Livcrpoo; Maine, Blake, TN chulcston; Apiho, p,
Gray, from Bangor, Wa,es; Hope, Berry, from BAL
timore; Pilot, Million, from Pliladephia
Bries Palm, Lincoln, from Philadelphia iiallet
from Baltimore; Liberty, Raker, from Middletow1 ,
Shawmut, Cobb, from Philadelphia Lewis, Nick
erson. r IN New York; Ellen, sampson, lr Middle
town Eneline, Bdkor, do; Gallo, Nickcrson, from
Baltimore.
Schooner Brilliant, Lun,, from Philadolph,a; pi-
oneer, EldridSc, from Alexandria; Tofnax, Smith
aud Leander, Harding. from Baltimore; Laura
Kendall. from Phadelphi7
Schooner Adeline, shverck, from New York;
Betscy, Barker, from Bristol; Sally Hope, Baker,
from Providence; Sally, Mathews, from Philadel-
pima William < Louisa, Smith, days from New
York; Rolla, Bowkcr, from Richmond Agcnora,
Creighton, from Fredericksburg Lovely Hope fr
Phlladelpaia Ant, Ellwcll, from Havana; Wash
ington, Percival, from Nlooteyde9.
I'D Oregon, Webb, Trieste; Ultima, Row, Surf
nam; Experiment har!es' N.
10Th, arr bfes Burton, Havana; Counsellor, from
Wimlnct0n; schr w ,silugton Packet, Shove. from
Alexandra Cd. brss Dido, Eaton, tor Matanzas;
Cyprus, Pratt, Havana; Grampus, Reed Charles
ton; New Packet. Parker, Savannah; schrs Climax,
Loriue, 81. Andrews; Eliza Ann, Richardson, St.
Peters Returned, brig Jumper. Parsons, sailed
2Slh ult for Surnam, having received severe dninage
in gale on the night of the 9Th INST
18th, arr sr'r~ Maiyina Woodbury., st johns Il.
Y. via Glpucasl. r; Hero, Wing, Labrador; Raneer,
Cook, i'sy of Thaeur. Cld brig Moscow, Newhall,
Aex1ndria; schr Fame, Young, Richmond.
NEWBEDFORi, Sept. 2.--Arr barque Dra-
eor, Gardner SO days from Gottouburg, aud 81 days
from Norway.
18th, arr brig QUITO. Rurch, from whaling, via
Hampton Roads, with go bbls. oil
Entered, brig Industry, Wilbur, FIN Gulf of Nexl-
co, whaling.
NEWYOEK, Sept. 18th. 60 Arr Swedish gaiot
Alfred, Soderhom, i29 days Fl G,lc
Brigs Arynthia, Wales New Orleans. and % days
from the ralze; Laura Stout, Malanzas; Dromo,
Robinson, Havana; schr ludcp ndencc, Wogicm, I'm
Petersburg; JOHN M'intvre, Washinoton Piandpme
Wilson, do; Fsanhlin, Rich rdson, do; ISAIAH, Wal
lace. do; ARIEL, Morocock, do; Henry Waring. VIII
hams, do.
Cid. ship Cavalier, (Sw) Muller, Bremen; brgs
pionsIn Myer, Havana; Belle Islc. plvic, Liver
pool; Jean, Patton. do; Mati.da, (Sw) Rcner, for
Gottenburg; schr Anna. (Col.) Watson, Lagura
soops Guide, Darling, st. Martins; Neptune, NJ
Donald, Savannah.
PlllLADELPIiIi, \, Sept. ll.-Arr ships ame,
M, Tatcm, Lisbon, 50 Little Chcrub, Kart her, fu
Liverpool, 29 biigs Constitution, Robinson, Cura
coa 25; VIM. K Henry, Gay, Liverpool. Below
brig Scro. Graves, Gibraltar dlsmasted.
PETERSBURG, Sept. .I--Afr brigs Dorches
ter, 'rowol, lilyre; Ajax, Nutter, Galway; soo
Union, Babcock. Newport
CHARLESTON, sept. 6.--Arr brig Catharino
Andrews, Havana; sclr Maroon Crcrcker, do.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED.


SATURDAY, September Is.
Brig Amsel, Brownell, from Newport. ITO 60
the railway for rep,irs.l
sloop Traveller, Crandall, from Albany, with
gra to w. Josln.
Soop Express, Bourne, from IIallowel, via Nam
tucket.
Sloop Catharne Maria, Penney I'm River Head
with wood to J. Burroush.
Sloop Fame, Allen, from Nantucket with oil and
candles.
Sionp Fame, Walden, from Newport.
SUNDAY, September I6.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N. York,
- hours.
sloop Meridian, Carr, OF warren,) 81 hours fin
New York, with -four, to Seth Adams, Jr.
U. soop Venus, Child, from New York, 81
hours with merchandise.
:. .nO.N'DA Y, September
Brig Pheasant, Herrngon, days from Savan-
nali, with cotton.
. Schr Hero, Tapor, Nascmond, Va
s. ~ Venus, Grams, Charleston.
Sioop lIcnry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil,
TO r. Siccre.
Sioop Flora, Baker, Augusta.
Sloop Abigail, Baker. Wexford
Sloop Susannah, Bourne, from Sandwich with
wood, to j. Burrough
Sloop Albion. Barker, from Norwich, with oil and
candles, 10 f. j. Miett
Sloop Ranger, Corey, Tiverton.
Soop General Battov, Gardner, from New Yor. ,
with -four, to Seth Aiarf. Jr.
U. J.. sloop May, Bennett, from New York, 20
hours TO Bristol whore she iaudc her cargo OF -four.
Sloop Franklin, Brown. Pawcaluck.
Sloop Argonau, Borden, from Troy.
Sioop Fall River, Eraytpn, from Troy
Sloop Lucy Emelinc, Spink, from Wexford
Sloop Nonn' Nnrah, Mi,hewson, from Warren.
Sioop Eme,ine, Miller, from iristol.
S.oor Eci~raatlon Pratt. Newport
Sloop Gan Washington, Godfrey, ir Taunton.
Sioop Poly aud Sally, Burt, Taunton.
Steam boat I.11g Branch Matner, Naw York, 81
hours.
TTESD,7F. September 9
Sent Harriet Howi,nd, .rom Hartford, wiin gin and
rum, TO G. s. Hathhono and others.
~chr D.Ggcncr, iiowes, 4 days ir Bangor.
Soon Rc'nd9or, 'l1yIs. from Troy.
s;oop Collector, Heath, Newport.
Soop George and Mary, walden, Newport.
Soop Sarah, ingraham, from Warton
Sloop Aurora, Grightman, Wesport
siloop Fame, Ma'hcUs. Nlrnnnth.
Sloop Rcso'ut,ou, Na'or. Wes'port
Stcln boa Washington, Bunker, from New York,
20 hours.
Rcvenne coiter Vig.lart, Capt John Cahoone, fn.
Newport
U. Z. soop Splendid. Read. from New York,
(l3 hours 20 Ncwp,rt,) with -four, castings, hard
ware. &c. - $. Mamforl (. Co. o Dyer = Co.
j. CongloT < sons, and others.
SIoop Rising SUI. Duriee, Tivcrton.
Sl,op Leopard, Allen from East Greenwich.
Sloop William Il. Men. l'earsc, from Bristol
Came up from IN 'rantinr-Irg Ncw-Fns Gland, fr
Ma,aEZas.
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BY GEORGE s. RATHgoNE.

.Doiasses, Rum, Gin, &c.
VIII be sold, on Saturday, September 22d,
on Mason's wharf,
so ands. Havana Molasses, part Of which IS
retailing. ALSO,
hhds. St. Croix Rum t.-
pipes Holland Gin
IL pipes Domestic Brandy
80 quarer-casks Colmenar Winc
10 ditto sweet Malaga ditto
l. ditto Sicily Madeira ditto
Is ditto ToEerife ditto
200 kegs Alexandra Crackers -.
$50 quarter, half, and whole Boxes Cigars
Sale TO commence at half past 10 clock.
September 49,
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At St Barts, 10Th ut. Mechanic, of Newport, un-
certain. Several gales occurred on the 18th and
2Ist A the vessels in port, were driven ashore
cycept the Leonora, of NYork, but none were much
Injured. The Br soop Wheel Of Fortune, aitiv-
,d oath with the crew of sch Williim s. John, lost
at sea. 49,.
At Omoa, August 10Th, Rising States, of this
mort. Havana, ) DAYS; Savannah, Green, OF do re-
pairing.
The Six Brothers, from New York, with provis-
ions, for the Greeks, has arrived safe out
Sch Triumph, fr Newburyport, for Philadelphia,
want ashore at Cold Spring Inlet, the 0th inst and
will be lost.
Schr Minos, Thacher, Of Newport, from Coast OF
7 ,hrador with 1876 900 fish, at Dennis, S,h INST.
The brp Charles Lord, for Valparaiso, Is TO sail ir
Boston, on or about 10th inst
Al Anoostura, 2lst ult schr Lady Sarah, Of Balti-
more, for St. Thomas, 3.
The Beaver, from New York for. Canton, passed
Anjicr about june l.
At Bremen, July 30, ship Alexander Barclay, OF
New Bedford, fr Bali. dscg; brig Clitus. of do dis.
At st. Crox. b. +. 9th ul'. ship Pacific, Rich
ards, Of and for New Haven. 8.
No American vessels at Jacmcl, 17,h ut.
Brig Emma, Noyes, Of aud from New York, has
arr at Bremen. -,
AT Monte Vi,lco. Jaly z, ships Constitution, NJ
C,e.. D,rothca, Davis; u. =. sloop Of war Boston.
Al CAYENNE. 9Th ult. schrs Do lar, Holmes, Sa-
lem, 20; Rambler, do unc.
Brig Ann Celia, for Bristol, f. left Wilmington
bar, 2d inst.
at Havana. 29th ult
Thc yol,nt, Fairfield, from Mayagucz, ar at Ken
nobunk, on Saturday.
AR a, Portsmouth, i5ih, ship James, s'se' Liver
0S
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-19
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

rEvHE proprictors Of the Providence
a WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their MIL is now in operation, and pre-
plrod to obey the commands Of IFS patrons and
The public at large. The Mil IS situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial ground,
and at very convenient distance tom the
town. As there is now no grlst mill in this
vicinity, the propriotors anticipate a full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully oboy-
cd. Toll. as usual at other Grist Mills.
September ID
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Sailed from Marblehcad. 18Th. pope, Bray. Tor

Biiboa. fa
A schr. d,smasred and full of yater, was fallen IN
w,b ilh rust. ,sf II, Ion 71bcd three small spars
rigsed for juryrnssts one down The fore soule and
one in each pumI--apparenIly Balt'more buh ves-
sci, green bottom, nowiy painted, one whre streak
round her IN tho form Of a moulding, painted very
wide above the cabin windows OF bright yellow, part
OF topsall was ~ thc forward spar, aud on the after
spars piece of sail for signal, and two hams,
one ol which was partly consnmcd-several hams
were floating IN the cabin--part Of the deck was
gone, and several the plank The bows were shat
tered.
The Dollar, al Cayenne, ffon, Salem, fell in with 4
brig, almost entirely under water both masts gone
ard no person on board Loaded with lumber and
Aour-the lstter all spoiled Some shocks were ia
ken out, pan ofwhch were branded L. Batcheder
and par NJ irish She appeared to be about 40
tons had becn aslorg time deserted, aud s,ript oi
every thing mogeabe.
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NOTICE TO MARI ERS.

There has lately been erected, by order Of the L.
:. sovernn. n.cnt, stone column little Mark Island,
land mark for vessels running INTO, or passing
either Harpswe Broad Sound II is also a con-
spicuons mark for the Mariner, standing in from
in any direction between Cape Elizabeth and Cape
Small point This Island, at the entrance OF Harps-
we'l-sound, Qlalfvay between Portland and tnc
trance of the Ecnncboc) is one fourth of mile
in length without trees, its elevation forty feet above
tire level of The sea; the column is placed the
centre of the Isani, fifty feet highs painted perpcn-
dcularly III black and white stripes, except near Tie
top, which is black oa each s!do.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

w. J. tho Undersigned, having been afflict..
Wv cd with that dreadful disease, q CAN
GER, have seyeraly been attended, ard as
we believe, permanently cured, by DR.. AARON
ANDREWS; we therefore 90 most cheerfuly
recommend all those afflicted with this disease
and with VEINS, 10 call on him, as we believe
that his method Of cure is performed in much
less tmc-morc safe, and more sure, and with
far less pain to the patient, than by the
Use of the knife, or any other method ycr
within our knowledge. Reference may DO
mado be had Of either or each of US, by calling
at cur places of abode or business.
John Laughton, Distil-house square.
Levi Whitney, corner Of Dernc street
John Wycr, Temple street.
Joseph Stevens, Summer street.
Ezra Chamberlain, Distil-housc squa fe.
Samuel Abbot, No. IL, Pitts house
DR.. AARON ANDREWS, No. Is, Warren
ST. Boston, where he may be found every morn
ming. from TO 10 O'Clock. Has Of late found
4 sure cure for GRAVEL. The medicine Is
simple and easy to take. August 2o.
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sAnns Ar AUCTION.
BY MARTIN sToDDAnD.
Dru Goods.

On Wednesday, Goth inst. at O'Clock, If
Office No. l,Markef square, on a liberal cIed-
il of SAX months, large and general assort.
ment ofDry Goods. consisting of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres, Flannels. Bombazetts, Caroline
Plaids, cotton and silk Hhdkfs. cotton Stripes,
Checks, Plajds, cotton CaIahTiCs, silk and cot-
ton Umbrellas, Jeans, BaRg-up- Cords, Flush
ings, furniture Dinities, Grape Shayls, SC,
.flso-Io0 pieces Indigo Nbluo and fancy
mixed sotiinctts, various qualities.
September 10 .-
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80 10 ROSION.

COMMERCIAL LIVE or ST.gGES
Fore reduced 10 I 80 FROM Pr0ridence 10
BOSTON.
TE7IIE Citizens Coach Company have uFcd
q and are still using their utmost cndci,ors
% run tho Commerc ial Line OF of the ro1 ghat
they may have an opportunity OF again doom
ing passengers 10 pay them three dollars for a
psssagc 10 Boston. But il seems the public
ale determined to defeat their object by the
patronage they give the Commercial Line.
q. siagoswill leave Providence every nora
ing nj O'Clock. Hooks kept AT wildcr's.
iilr1t A rUItEE
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Scp'cmber Il
FOR SAFE.

stS%?SA The pilot boat schr. RED ioA,
NsaSss, "a tons burthcn, coppcrcd with heavy
copper, and copper fastened; built at Norfolk ;
Of the bos, materials, last November, and sails
remarkably fast. For further particulars, ap-
ply TO a. Nj. WIN ON -,
N d. IF not sold within ten days, she will
be despatched for Norfolk.
Sentcmhcr D.
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NOTICE.

S> THE steam boat BAB-
Ae1 a-N COCK, will leave New
v.Ss::!.5rFG ~ tai;Tpo port, at eight, A. NJ. for
cZEss.ss-s.ss Providence, and return to
Newport in he afternoon, until Saturday, 18th
when she will remain at Providence, until
Sunday morning, then commence and contln-
nc to leave Providence at eight, A. Nj. and
return in the afternoon, until further notice.
September IL.
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BOOK

On FRIDAY Evening next, Sept. 81, at haIf
past O'Clock, at OAice, No. ! Market
Square.
A handsome assortmeat Of Boo rs, most Of
which are new publications and handsomely
bound, amongst which are works on Theology,
History, Biography, Poetry, Novels. &c.
Catalogues can be had on the day Of sale.
Septl
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NOTICE.

rgyIIE subscribers having rcl.nquahcd their
"a Store III M.rket-strcet, and associated
themselves with OVERS & MANTO re-
spcc,fu!ly request all these having unsettled
accounts with them, to call at No. g, South
Watershed, and adjust the same. They ten
der their thanks TO their former customers,
and solicit Il continuance of their fayors at
their new stand.
BENZ. s. CHARLES DYER Jrs. & Co.
Sep 10 lsSw
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ENR GAIE

s1,IM THE staunch and fast sailing pack
Gls4s!s ct boat EcLIpsE, lying at Long
Wharf, burthcn about 20 tons, is well found IN
sails and rigging, and well calculated for the
river trade. For terms, appyto
GEO. s. WARDWELL & co.
Scptcmbcr Is
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rwE>.ry DoIIApS REWARD.

81 OST, on the afternoon Of tho 9th inst.
n 4 at the South part of the town, a small
wallet, containing from ninety TO one hundred
dollars, principally in bills ct New YORK cny
Banks among which was one oil my oohafs
a memorandum TO the following encc' was al
en- in The Wallet, "Ilirim Hinklcy & Co.
ppcksnort. Elphalct Parker" Whoever will
Icavo the above at J. u. PARKER's, Steam
Boat Hotel, South Moin-strco', shall receive
tho above reward. SeP'. 10
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LOST,

nN Monday last, in or near fIydraulion
y street "a Gold Watch, plain case, moalded
edge, ribbon chain, triangle Seal, Key and
Slide ;the finder shall be handsomely rewarded
by leaving il at this Office. or with ALLEN c.
MAruEwaoN, at G. 8, A. Richmond's.
ScDtombcr IL
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FROM OUR coRsrsPoHDEHrs.
IVaJFen, Sept. lS.
Sailed on Sunday, brig Crawford, Luther, for New
Orleans.
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NEW PRINTING OFFICE.

hLN FELN ling OFF ICE.
YETlIE sulseriDer rtspsc fully informs r..
x friends, and the public, that he has opso.a
New Printing Office, al No. :, North Main.
(3i story over Mess. Smith, Dixie & Cc-
where he Will be pleased 10 execute any orde
for BOOK or Jon PRINTING, with With he
may be fvodred.
lis materials are al entirely new. and in
great rarje Y OF the nosi hoiera and fts,i0rlntLs
ie!ter, seloctcd from ole Z! the best foGHJerys
in Ne" England.
All order. with which he may be iavourGt!,
will be executed in the neat ST manner, a!..i On
us lRo2CYaic icras as eiSsrhere.
Particular atlcation paJ to the printing If
PdmyLitiS, Sermons, Cr.tious Catalogues, g..
Also, .o the printing Of CGrjs, M0r Bus, AhCp
Bills G3d Iic,atS.
srAll wok done at his Office. warranted
equal 70 any other, and furnished hy the tlue
promised. JOHN 5, GREENE.
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