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1
,isn in Europe. He feared that th
next war taat should be kindled il
Europe, would be war Of m ost tire
mendous. consequences. We have n,
desife To govern or dictate iu Poriuga
but there the standard of England vii
be planted 70 afford her defence, ant
there iereign dominion shall no, ccme.'
The address in answer to The Nee
sage was carried almoet uuanimo usly.
Lieut.. General Sir WiIlian Henry
Clinton, command, he troops destined
for Portugal. Rcur seventy fours ant
one eighty gun .bip are ordered to con.
vsy the troops to Lisbon. The lower
deck guns were',o be taken out TO make
room for the troops The Melville
~. sa;ied l4,h Dec,
A letter rom portsmoutl,, says, TIE
first division Of guards are to embark in
the Wellesley "A. The royal horse ar
tillcrY, GOO men, are to embark imme-
diately. As much activity and zeal
proceed in our department, as nj The
commencement of hnsiilties which are
likely TO last another quarter Of cen.
tury.
The kiag Of France opened the
Chambers by speech Delivered the
l2th. He says,in substance, important
labours are prepared for this season,
and that certain Of heir zeal, h. hid
anticipated the ordinary period ofthei
meeting. Two codes, one conc. rnirg
forests, and the othsrrela ing to m,.i-
tary Jurisdiction, we're 10 be suamiiled
for their examination. His gracious
king.hip farther saws, II cosld hive
wished that il had been possible no, 20
direct your attention 10 the press, bat
in proportion as the power OF publish
ing writings is developed. il has pro.
duced new abuses, which called for
more extensive and more eflicacions
means Of repression. Il was 'ime TO put
an end to lie scandalons ourages, aud IA
plau for attaining that oHec, would bo
presented to them.
A letter from london, of the l4'h
ult. received in New York, Gays, I" it
is generally believed that France is at
The bottom Of the aggressicns upon
.por,ug gal, Notwithstanding her protas-
tations to the couLirary. Judging from
appearances, we are likely 10 have "a
general s'lr on the ConiNut, althougN
many think the steps takes 10y m;nis.
ters will be the only sure way 10 p e.
vent il. All publick securities have
laloa verv mucb during the week.
A le.er dated al London, December,
saws A third edition Of the Courier
which forward, contains declara-
tiun OF war against Spain lie result
of (which will be an enqpiry into the
measures taken by the Spanish govern'
ment to arm the Royalists but 1t j.
gencrallybelieved that France has paid
armed and clothed the troops that are
now invading Portugal, as mouth since
they had neither lay mr. any thint
else.
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at a. Court Of Probate

hoglea icithin ana. for the Io,ch 81
Wg,scs. on the lst day Of Janaa-
ry y 1927.
Nm I3l;snAS application has been
wv made to said Court Tor the ap-
.pointmeut of an Administrator on the
estate Of
deceased. IBIS oqlered that the con.
alteration Of said request, pc referred
70 Monday, the 5th day Of Feb. next
At 2 O'clock, p. M.s& that previous
notice be given by publishing this or
de-, three several Zines IN the North.
ern Star)to all persons lnterestea I"
appear at that time and De heard
Witaess, SAMUEL 'snSD"n. ~.
~ Jan. 6. o'e."'
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rntACK ITALIAN GRAPES
n Ten pices good quality, just re-
seiyed and for sale by piece or yata, o'
N. M. g. J. K. WHEATON
Nov. IL.
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Zo. 81 - nrre T. & Saturday Morning january No.

family. by chanpsign. Madeira snd
other foreign luxarirs. We seldom
hear Of these latter cstastrophes, and
whom we do it is all lsmentation and
pity at their misjortunss. Dissipation
OF fashionable kind is certainly in
creasiDg 10 our towns and cities
Young men of fortune are cew. but
there are forties and 6fties who put
on all the airs Of Bopd.strest and affect
all the movements Of Beau Brummell,
ith nothing bnt al empty pocket or a
port folio stuffed with tailors' bills. And
young men Of classical education are
TOO often seen mixing in the most dis.
Pntahlc brawls ut the third tiers Of the
theatres. and others seIzing every op.
por,unitv-to 10 show their skill in. pugil.
ism snd English gymnasticks. 1t is i'm
possible that such habits can long exist
in one class they soon descend to
clerks aod apprentices, who affect the
manners Of Corinthian # ON or Bob
Logi,k as soon as they are able to un-
derstand what they mean. Fashion and
gaie,y too often tend to rags and misery 4
Stimnlanisto the body rapidly destroy
the serenity of the mind.
The legislature of Ohio, at their last
session passed lazy taxing lawyers and
physicians in a sum not less than FIVE
l,or more than fiiy dollars per head.
leaving the precise amount, within these
two limits, to be fixed by the court Of
Common Pleas in each county, at their
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Nov. IL.

vrpuF subscribers having been ap-
pointed Commissioners 10 re-
olive and examine the claims oi Inc
creditors against the estate OF
UEZEKiAn MUNRO, %,
late of Bristol, yeoman, deceased
and s;x months having been allow
ed by the Court of Probate Tor ina,
purpose, hereby give notice 70 sa,a
rrrd;tors. TO exhibit their severa,
claims to us, within said time' ana
ws viii, attend 60 said trust on tns
last Saturday of each month"; at 'he
,Ii,e of the town Clerk IN Bristol.
WIN. REYNOLDS,
Wm. PEARSE I'd. Comrs'
IClIABOD DAVIS,
Persons Indebted to said es'a'e'
are called upon for payment by
NATD.i.. BULLOCK, 'damr' S.',
Bris,o.. IAN. IS. '"
ruy,T,N 3S--one bale fine brown
= S rra@s jus, opencd and to' sA''
's'. \ n. s. J. n. WHEATON,
jan i3.
H. iospector's Accounts -, 81
rs .s,,e. gar retailiug liquors, anu -,
Scnoo ,'icket., jua, printed anu 10
sale a, this Office,
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BY WILLIAM p. GREENE.

PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
Ny nth semi-annuai public Sale Of Ameri-
can Goods, wW take place.
On Saturday, Sept. l, at . O'Clock, A. M
At which time will be offered large assor,-
ment of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
brown and bleached sheetings and Shirtings,
Ticks, Plaids, Checks, sc.
Also ut ii o'clock.
$50 packages of Boots and Shoes, and SO
cases mems fine fur Hats.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, and
the Goods for examination one day before the
SALE
The above sale presents an opportunity to
Manuia cturers and others, for disposing OF
their Goods at fair prices, and at less expense
than is attendant on foreign Sales. Liberal
advances will be made on Goods consigned
aud if required, sales will be guaranteed, and
the cash Immediately paid for the proceeds
1t IS necessary that Invoices of Goods inien-
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at least
ten days previous to the day of sale, in order
that they NAV be entered OH the catalogue.
0 Public Sales of Domestic Goods, are now
exempt from Auction Duty. August l.
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By lie steam boat WashiRst0n.

Arr at New }ors, on SATURDAY. and Sunday, ships
York, De Cost, Llvcrppol; Helen Mar, HARRISON, ii
harleston. 6; brgs HorDlllos, Smith, Antwerp, 10:
Claudio, Meyer, Havana, T.; Schuylkiil, Coffin, in
Mobile, 2S; schrs Edgar, Johnson, trieste, 70; Isa'
BELLA Hughes, fr Brassos de st Jago; Hope Polly
Chase, St Thomas, H.
Gld ships Isaac Hicks, Woo iward Liverpool; nj
,oarl, Boecher. Charleston; brig SabbatIs, Howard
Gb5.tr.
Afr IN Monday, rigs Amanda, Gibbs, New o.
leans, 8; Eastern Siar, iioo3lo', 1t Croix, w f. II
schrs Control. Griffin, Baltimore, 5; Martha, RobI
s,n Washington, y g s; Avira, Babbagc, St NJ.
rvs, q. Below, ship OtlellQ, Joceln. Charleston
Gid Br snp Uurlew, Reed, Liverpool; schr William
Warner, Maracabo
Arr al Charleston lth, ships Aurora, Coombs,
IS If Greenock; Science, Goodrich, Liverpool; SC,
Gold !'untrcss, hence, 10.
Cid at savannah, II, ship Emily, Huntington, I
Liverpool.
Arr at PhiIedelpha, y lth, ships Charles and He.
ry, Evans, tronstadt, 63; Sarah Raston, WInslo"
LsJor, II; schr Richmond, Watson, Port au Prnc'
II. CID briggs Pegasus, Fisher, ~ Barts; Mare
ret, AHlorsoa Havana; Hamlet, Hutchinson, for de-
sem. Nry Ann, Warner, Jcronue. Ashore G.
Gap.i.i Bar, ship Manchester, Dumphy, 30 days
Lonl,rlarry, wih J5 passengers.
Arl at Baltimore, i0th, schr ielo', stan,hury
San Bias 100, Valparaiso 63. cd. ship Nlargarr
Brown, London; schr ialr Amorican, Parker, Ia
san
sailed from Ribhmonl, Slh, schr James Monr,
Higgins, Madeira.
Arr At Norfolk, Sth, schr Eliza, hence. Sale
scir Enterprizo, It Barts.
Arr At Liverpool, June -, ship Saco, icshr, Ne"
Orleans.
Vi i'ariouiS, iuns . 81, brig ia. - '.lr.l, e.
|UHu-.
& ".# J.i..Hs. .jt,l ct. 5! . Frare ~, pCafc.
Vi hs pcr'. loading for ave nool
No I'm. vess, $ at NJ tr a.. " b. 'O'I u'..
lrtwerp, ., at. hr., lrLlrt. Eulicoii.
u sion. - C; Ann snow, tor ,cw York, l0th; lyorl
Lord, Perains, ir Matlnzas. DIS.
Ai Havana, Is, inst. SHIPS Fabius, Forbes. New
York %; Al'rcd Russell, of do ir Slutauier bis
Rambler, from do; iIospcr, from New York, waiting
freight. aud others.
"A American frrcatc and brig of war, were passed
2i,h ult. standing T..
AT Gibraltar. about lst ut. brig Orion, y igcs o.
New York, loading Tor Vera Cruz Arr June zlst.
schr constancy, Kennedy. q lua, i6 18Th, Glauce,
latch, New York. 3S; aba, Blocker, do 20; 18th,
bng Ar,ris, Baxter, Malaga lor Mintcwico; -cht
Jane, White, g. for New York. I'd 25d, snip Lew
Is, Barnes, iici.
~ Am. vessels AZ Lisbon, June 2S
The whale ship Young pho'nix, Price. of y b"d-
ford. touched al Lima about 18th May, io. wai'r -
Ihc big Flight, Storcr, oi Nov York, sailed s'lh.
lor San rl,-
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CIRCUS.

NNHIS EVENING the performance will
Il commence with
A i@RAND ENTREE,
BY eight beautiful Arabian Horses.
HORSEMANSHiP, by the Company.
HORSEMANSHiP,
By Master Alexander,
The beautiful horse Romeo will 90 through
his performance-ne will fetch hat, hand
kerchief and basket, at the command of his
master; will mount pedestal, ungirth his sad
die and pull 1t off, and conclude his perform
ance by leaping over two other full grown
horses.
i0RSEMANSHIP,
BY Mons. Richer, the Parisian Rider, who will
exhibit the admired scene ofthe Dying Moor.
HORSEMANSHlP,
BY Master Latorest.
liORSEMANSHIP,
BY Master Whitaker, without saddle or bri-
die. Clown, Mr. Madden.
STILT DANCE,
BY the whole troop
The evenings performance will conclude with
the laughable scene of
THE MILLER AND COALMAN.
Doors open at half past 7, and performances
to commence precisely at 8 o'clock. No post
ponemcnt on account of weather. Box tick
cts 80 cents, children under 10 years of age
half price. Pit tickets % cents.
Aug. Is.
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At Valparaiso, 7lh June, Hope. DUNCAN; Wm.
Penn, Smith; Emily, Copeland, of baltimore; VIM
X Henry, Low, Gloucester; Mary, Fleming, of Phi
ladelpha just fr Gibraltar; Am Hero, Of Boston,
do. and several others not recollected.
At ST Thomas, 29th ut barque -Four Sons, Of N.
York, st Crox soon; brigs Monroe. do. Porto Ri
CO same day; Pacific, Baltimore, 4; Edward, Salem,
unc; Olive and Sarah, of Philadelphia, do; Matilda,
do do; Jane, n. York, DO; Native, Of Philadelphia,
Ponce, unc Jos Eastburn, ofdo unc: Otter, Of New
buryport, Porto Rico, same day; Volant, of Penn
broke, Just ar Olympia, Alexandria, mex, day; schrs
Iryon. n. York, unc; Hannah and Sarah, of Bati-
more, dis; Antelope, do 10; Elisha Tyson, OF do dis;
Camden, New York, 4.
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BOsTCE, Aug. lO.--Ar brig Jane, Thomas, st
Crolx, a. CID barque Paas, Brewster, St Peters
burg; brlss Amethyst, Burnham, Para and u market
Union, Patterson, Newport.
llth, arr brig Mary, Tate, Matanzas, l3. CID
brgs @ "'i'am' Lowell HYana; Carlo Chase Bal';-
i2lh, ar ship Sultan, Allen, Canton I27, St Hee
ma 36 brigs Sarah Maria, Stanwood, Trinidad de
Cuba, -; Aurora, Hooper, 90 "a; schr Besey &
Eliza, Providence.
18th, arr schr Susan and Phebe, 20 days from Per-
nambuco.
SALEM, Aug. Il-Arr schr Spy, Ward 10 ds
from East Coast OF Africa. Touched at st Helena,
June 2S, and sailed same day in with ship Endea-
yor, klnsman, OF Salem, 15 dayslr Coast OF sunaSra
for Gibraltar.
18th. arr brig Roscoe, Ropes, Batavia.
NEW-LONDON, Aug. 6.--Ar ship Com Perry,
smith, Pacific Ocean, and "a days ir Pernambuco.
SIONlNGTON, Aug 6.--Ar schr Eliza Ann,
Cutler, ~ DIS fr Falkland Islands.
NEW-YORK, Aug 10.-Arr ships Louisiana
Price, Ne" Orleans, II; Calhoun, Munro, Charles
ton, B. Cid. ship Statira, Shapter, Savannah; brigs
Frances Miller, Adams, It Johns, n Il; Topaz,
WeldeIhoidt, Cape Hayt; Danube, Rocket, LIVER
pool.
llth, arr schr Hero. Gould, I'm Newbern, Z. Cid
SHIPS Robert Fulton, Weaver, Brazil; Dublin Pack
ct, Newcomb, Dublin; Marmion. Hart, Gibraltar;
LOUISIANA, Price, Liverpool; briggs Havana Packet,
folser, HAVANA Louisa, Brewer, Amsterdam; scir
swirl, swift, Laqurl.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lo.---Arr ship Manches-
ter, Dumphy, Londonderry; brig Exchange, Green,
Mansanilll, Cuba, %; schr Domestic, Hall. Prov.
deucc' 90 ing Harp, Shankland, Trinidad
bAi 'iMHt,r., Au'. 3--hrr schr Albion, Ven
nlrd, trinidad dc Cuba Cid ship Jefferson, Les
lie, Ans,erdlm; brig Nara, rhom,s RIO Janero
MlNGTON, Aug. Arr brig Sarah Lee,
Mcheaze, Providence; schr Adams, Newport.
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The vessel which put into Newport, on Friday,
with loss of oremast, was the schr Barstow, Day, 4
ds ir Portsmouth, for Philadelphia.
Sailed from Bristol, sloop Caroline, G!adding, for
Havana
Arr a; Marbohoad, 10Th, brig Hope, Bray, 40 ds
ir Gibraltar.
Ship Ebe, LIttleield for Cowcs, sailed from Ma
tanzas about 22dult
Sailed from Salem, llth, Leandcr, Smith, for
Smyrna.
Arr at Portland, I tn, briggs New York, Prince, fr
Point pctre, Ii; Lloyd, Moun,lord, fin Havana, Isl;
Callstn i.eayItt. RIO Janero
Arr at Elstport, 3D., brig Columbia, Bradford, 81
DIS lr Liverpool
Up at Now Orleans, 2'st ut. brig Janus, Pane,
Of this port, ior freight or charter.
No An. vessel at :, Helena, 7,h nit.
ship Washington, Salisbury, Of this port, los Javs
from Gibraltar for Canton passed Anjler Roads, iJh
Apr-ai veil.
At caIao, May ilh. brig GALAXY, from Boston;
shlp Georgia Packet, Erwin, Philadelphia ana CO.
qmmbo; sabna, Of New York; 18th, America, FL
dredge, Canton san Bias Gld Peyta. Sailed, I4h,
brig Convoy, orI.es, Gu4yaquil; 1th, ship Doro-
thy, DAVIS, do.
The brig Astonctte, Barney, o. New York, sailed
rom Lima, about Ma Isl, fr FruxliIo and Guaya-
qul Th&Mlp Gulnaro, Brown, was to sail in few
days for C0lulnbo and b .limore.
At Pernambuco, June :,lst, Mary, O'Bren, for
Marseilles, next day; Edward Thompson, Hdebras,
Philadelphia, 20; Partbian, Rogers, Canton, 20;
Iamahamaha, Meek, do 10; Convoy, Grimes, N.
w. Coast, do.
At RIO Janeiro, June G, Rebecca, loading Tor Ham,
burg; Liverpool Packet, just arr from Montevideo;
Plant, Mansfield, for East E,dles.
The brig Syph, Farrln, which recently arrived at
Buenos Ayres from Baltimore, accomplished her pas
sage through the Brazilian blockadng squadron, in
open DAY hght, by sratagem, the ingenuity and
boldhess OF which, deserved to be crowned, as it was
with success. On her passage out the Sylph touched
a RIO Janelro, and after clearing from that port was
isgul'ed in her appearance SO as to resemble the
fritish Government Packets which ply monthly be-
wcen London C"uchmg AT Rio Janero) and Buenos
Nyres. Upon making the la Plata, the Sylph, with
British colours flying, and having the advantage oil
ine wind, ran boldly ~ towards the first vessels Of
Inc squadron. wing OF Monte Eldeomadc the usual
lgnaIs oi the British rackes-backed her tops liis
ard tnsw' red the bail OF the Brazilian officer. su
lolp" on her course at moderate rate, she passed
ne ia vessels IN hac manner, witt out ting the
sts sn7pclol as to her real char1ctvr--and n.id'y
Ct b. tIc who.e squadron, when hauling down the
Hrisli colours ana hosting the American flag, she
rod gun IN token OF triumph and ia a short time
vas safely moored in the inner roads of Ruenos
Ayres The cargo the Sylph was sold at large
profit, and the vessel was disposed of for $50 600.
The schr MoniezunIa, Partlow, from Baltimore,
has been captured vi Monte ideo, by the Brazilian
squadron
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Sailed III Saturday, brig Asenorla, Jones, for Ha-

Sailed III Saturday, brig Asenorla, Jones, for Ha-
ran1.
N Sunday, brig Mordecai, Thompson, Bath; schr
Mornug Star Castine; Scoops Gen. Pauey, Gard.
n.., New York; Mary. Bennett do; Rising Sun,
'rockrr, B ,',imrra;--a others.
On Mpudiv, .chts olanIer. | evils fpr Now York:
Ira'i, II II, PrI 1drlpha; E"iices, Carlton, Sa-
',u .s'.N; soop Na.huir' Nara, Penney, River
7 ~ fas,. Aborn, 'ne iork.
s |rrdl STA 'Nr Bai Tilhoghast, for Bali.
lore; achrs Diligence H.ves, ;or Bangor; Susan.
'oug g.aSs, Baih-.,ui Dhe,s.
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THIS ID NY.

HIS DN1.
5000 DOLLARS.
N'EIV- YORK CO.NSOLiD.iTEDL LOT
TER Z, draws on "Wednesday ncAt. Highest
pr.c IL ca thousand dollars. Pace OF tch-
cts I've dollars.
-GPq.ND STATE LOTTERY.
n ... .. t,is o.gn tac last OF this month
H'.. ar q } 80 doiiprs. Tickets ) dol
t..s.
l r... .u. ..gres .l tno above Loteros,
-.r..I. ;v uUTCuENs X CORY.
A,n,-,l5 First door est 81 ,le bridge.
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PROVIDENCE
MUSTC S e LOON.
Il z .NU I ED,
l.. ID. CHAPLIN,


y II AVlNG taken the spacious stores Nos.
z H. GO and 60 I-2, Westminster-strcet, and
fitted itup in an appropriate and convenient
manner, the subscriber would pectiully ill.,
form his friends and customers, that he will at
all times be happy to wait upon them in tho
line OF his profession, at the Music SALooNs
and being determined always to keep on hand,
large assortment of the bes MusI cal Goods !;
lie earnestly socis from the m ard the public
generally, liberal share OF patronage.
Ladies will find the Music Saloon suitably
adapted for their convenience, in the selection
and practice of Music--haviug room appro-
priated exclusively for that purpose. PIANO
FoRTEs of the best tone and workmanship,
will be constantly kept on hand for practice,
and for sale, Il . lowest prices. Music in a
great variety, for the Piano Forte and other
instruments, VII be always had, to which, ad-.
d,tions will be made of all the new and popu-
lar p;l"os, as fast as they are publisbed; alb
pieces called for, and not upon the catalogue.
shall be shortly obtained without additional
expense.
Societies, Bands, and dealers in Musical
Goods, caa be accommodated with these ar
ticles (having made arrangements for the i'm
portatlon of the principal part of them) Of tho
best quality, and at the lowest prices.
Almost every article in the musical line.
will be found at the Music Saloon, where all
orders will be gratefully received and punc-
tuay attended 10. L. d. CHAPLIN.
August l5. tf J.
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LEY til.lAss E1a.,.aEr.41i
VIEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT.

TERY
Is TO be drawn. $4,000 highest prize.
tickets dollars, shares in proportion.
UNION C.4.N.9L LOTTERY
To be drawn Oh Wednesday next. Highest
rilc, 20 900 dollars Tickets dollars, and
.laros in proportion.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
To be drawn in this town on Thursday, 23d
Ist Highest prize 5000 dollars. Tickets =
ollars, shares in proportion.
For chances in either ofthe above splendid
otteries, please call at
CIARN'S
z. L. state Lottery and Exchange OGice,
August H. No. 1, Union Rlildings.
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BY MARTIN STODDARD.
Schooner RambIer at aucfion.

Schooner Rambler at .auction.
On Saturday, August 25th, at IL O'Clock,
A. M. will be sold at Auction, without reserve,
to close a concern, the schooner Rambler, lob
found in sails, rigging, SC. The inventory
will be exhibited at the time and place OF sale.
The sale will take place where she now lies,
at Dorrence street wharf, opposite the new
stores lately built by Is. j c. Dyer & Co. Con-
ditons at sale. August Is.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

We understand that the Light House oh Beaver
Fail (South Point Of Canoncut island) Is not light
at present, in consequence Of the building under
Olng some repairs.
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CLEARE

Schr Planter, Lewis, New York-by J. M. Noyes.
Schr Frances. Carlton, Salem
U. L. soop Mary Bennett, Now Y@k-by Potter
< Eddy.
Y. l.. sloop Splendid, Read, New York-by Pot
Ter q, Eddy.
/. Sloop Flash, Aborn, New York.
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DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR IN.
TEMPERANCE.

TEMPERANCE.
YNHE subscriber, on the decease of the lata
n DIR. Vim. Chambers, took into his pos-
session the personal estate of the deceased.
and found prepared large quantity of" DR..
Chambers Remedy for Mtemperance. Ha
hereby informs the public that he has disposed
of all the medicine so found to DIR. James n.
Hart and Mr.. Andrew NJ. flaming, of thia
city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
been ac,uated by due regard to the interest.
OF the hers o' The intestate, as well from a
wish 10 give the most extensive use To .hc vir-
tues OF the discovery, whatever they may be
and he can further add with confidence, that
the gentlemen who viii hereafter be the ven.
ders Of the Remedy for Intemperance, as pre-
pared by the inventor, have been Intimately
connected with DR.. Chambers in his life times
have been his agents in compounding the med-
icine, and are acquainted with its composition.
SYLVANUS MILLER,
Public Administrator, &c.
The above medicine will hereafter be pre-,
pared and sold only by the subscribers, who
alone IN possession Of the original recipe
of the inventor. at the Office Of the late DIR,
G.. in the basement story of Rutgers Medical
College, in Duane street, east side of Broad
way and at the Medicinal Store of DIR. Hart.
corner Of Broadway and Chambers street,
three doors from Washington Hall, N. York.
Agents supplied Oh the usual terms.
~ B. None are genuine unless signed by
the subscribers.
JAMES II. HART, NJ. ID.
A. NJ. TANNING,
August Is Sm Successors to DR. Chambars
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