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BALM OF COLUMBIA.
4. & II. WILSON,
No los. MAJ kct street yYilminr,on

No, los, Market street. Wilmington
AVE- been appointed sole Agents 10 the State IL De,.-
ware tor HE sale Of Oiaf,.se's GAc7mtdt i, " q,
hmba which tNracS d Il an found ii The has e
America Tbs Balm Is improved in color, strength and
petfune, and rs grad capillary virtues are as f,ows
one bottle, pce So Gents prevents the hair ON failing
Oh u AZ ours from i, first appicaor or c.s,s 1 ,cs
CROWN q washers iew weeks bottle, price Is
cents, will rot only stop he hair from falling III but Gk
wise ~ t,ree weeks cause new growth appear; and
nc al u, gives y general coed head Of hair 10 Young
person.
tpreyentsthc hair from turning gray and max IS /, curl
beautifully TOOK bright aud 81 Ssy, aud in few applica.
tons Trees from scurf and entirely removes ner, Gus mead
acits ~
II IS by repeated experiments found bear every sort Of
Comics Of cent NJ. - - III Il ~ , !. ,, e
gentlemen MO- af'e heing bald number Of years have
received Few growth Of hair.
Tue s,sners Characters supported BY His Britannia
Msesys Consel, Philadelphia who thereto has nte6vtd
ms seal ne royal arms Of G. eat ain a the Navor
ani other Magistrates Of Philadelphia Who we're personal,
acquainted with the sgners have certified % heir bb
respec'shity, and have 1SrNise rreGxea th;r seals
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NUMBER FOR slEE

AZ JOHN HEMPHIii's Whorf and Lum5r. ia,e.,-
The borough Of Wlimngton general assortnt III Of
ber well selected suitable fer persons for Ludipp o. ~
MECHANICS; ana large stock Of edr aid tt.tSsIiiN
Giles, constantly ur sale lie i9p4 III d, mi
or the usual credit. -
The friends and former customers Of tie Yard and IN
public generally, invited to call he On Sr.Nn
where their favors will he thanktull, ackhowtpe
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .lSsm
June g. 1896. SIT
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NOTICE.

lave This day made assignment Of all my properly
boiiiFta' and personal, mixed and nuInAed, and Of
every kind whatsoever unto RoJey. Pearsga and J,La
M.ton tt Newcastle County, State OF Deawaie TO. the
benefit Of my creditors All such Of them as shah sign
release on or before the first day Of September cns
ing CALEB SEtI
Wilmington, July en-, 1927 ~
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POGsAIlFA BOOKS.
q. a. II HELG0.l.

No. los, MARKET STREET,
EFAvE iu-t M q ~ assortment u Packet Roots,
amorg wt..fa Ire
Lal Is AID Gfolemeas r cket books with silver and
Steel spring casps, and finished II elegant style.
ladies' Gil; Morocco Pocket Books, with needle and
bread Gases silver and steel sprns clasps, sc.
Russia Leaher, Nor Gee, Horse Skin, and Calf skin
Pocket Books ard Wallets plain and gill, various Sizes
with clasps aud straps.
-.sos variety Of common and low price Pocket Books
y & H. iIsoa haze also for sale.
Band Box and Bonnet Boards, Wrihnr Letter and Wran
ping Paper, Quilts, Tak Powder Ink OF superior quality
States Slate and Lead Pencil, Watt Coors Cancels a
Pencil, inksands sun Glasses Elegant Fancy lsoxes
windsor and Fancy Soaps Of th best quality and general
assortment Of School Books and statcneryall Of which
10 be sold al reduced prices
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sAl,I9I.lNG.
JACK fIALY ARD.

& LIST received am. FIR sale at his Office, the neS
V edition, revised by the Author, Of the STORY ct JA'
ilAlsiAiA, the iailar Eoy; or, HE girtnos fsnl!
Designed for American Children, in Families and School
by WILLIAM 5. CAnnEte." This Interesting lille Mnl,
has received the appreciation Of and recommended o.
n'imel ons teachers and literary gentlemen in y. fn
Philadelphia and elewhere p iave given il rrtcit
rial in their respective scoois aud have pronounced
superior, as reading book ior the yDung 70 any or
York that they have seen Among HE iarnerois liz
teachers who have given their Recommendation at 7
work. The following, Of his Botous h--issAc Pm,
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COT sII DROPS.
Is IHUNIALS.
Lancaster county. So.

ppTVT% Personally appeared before NE
NahapieI Lshtner Esq Mayor OF the cit, Of Lancaster
being duly sworn ar affirmed orally posed and
declared that they had made OF DIR. Ga ksn fle,-
mans Cough Props (or Indian Specific upon thensehes
18th the creates, success for the curing Ct coughs co
.shmas, consnnpu"s splitting IT blood and diseases 4!
te breast and nngs-And that in every instance Their tf.
Cts complete aud intshlr will fliy alpca, blythe
iols@lng testimony Vt those who have used them
MARTIN IiGAr Of ancas'er, aged 50 ears, orr time
.,ilevnuy afflicted Wnh violent cough pam slltcls
IN his sles and breast, splitting OF matter from h longs
night seeats and hectic fever Al d nneh enacialed sbd
h,s life despaed Ct was completely cured b, using \ not
les, nov better than years and remains ell u ,Ee
d.aease Of his breast ana lungs ahmed and sulseiiledJ
April III, 1886
Kraymer, aged 4 Yeas, Of Conestosa township long
,nc etng Isaac prconi, aged ~ years, Of Nc
ciy " Lancaster by using three bpues.- CAarlet
anclagd, astd 5s yeas, Donegal iownsh p,-tmed ~
nsng botes.-C Christian irss aged AZ ,tats 81 Mar.
nr ownsP, -cuted by using bottles. Rcfsfd .iohn.
son, aged sa ear. q Donegal township, Wilhelm
igcd ~ ytais u the Ity Of Lancaster, G Lowe 0.
ne CAY q Lancas;sr,ioseph Barr, aged 10 years, Of
Sirasbas to"nshp. kaher az ed i6 leals o.
Malcrstvwn, Manor township. faca cthe above named
persons ahLred nhdcr violent coughs pains sn. t4clts
u ,i sad aud breast for long lime Ana Expect raftn
u slime anil nat a rom the lungs Hectic ieyr:s aud ia i
ssea's, So &C. aud were cured u stoF b usaEs
few Bottles Of his laGian Specific Sesliai On o,
irmti aud subscribed 10 in 1875.
10 tstimnt whereof, have herelnto affixed my hafl
and seal las a5ih day q January, 1897. IN The city cis
caster
| [a44ll NATHANIEL LlGiiTNER Rosoy
Or lreeman, Of the city u sarc4stc +, respectfully
inf the pahlc HAT Ne uciiun Of Ills rnedi.
enc T. the Citizens o the uned States wr tie ls,t
ID ears past 2o Dispositions have been taken heofe the
proper authorities il The city 81 Lancaster VIZ; ayey
seat proportion before The late join ilrf Es ard b.
Tor samuei Carpenter, Esd ~ nhny year. heyw Of tie
city OF Lancaster, "a number eipie Saiis Dale, Esq.
an alderman tsf the city Of Lancaster and now judge at
die CoNF Of common Pleas Of the county Of Lancaster ao
number a- been taken before .atAanri LigAhu, ESD.
late IS 1870 and now Mayor Of lie city u Lancaster,
ftat - fecsc las pfosed Gninentiy usel all those
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NOTICE.

WHEREAs Cair5 Seal having made an assignment Of
w all his property real and personal to the under
Ell, all persons having any claims requested 10 pre-.
sent them and all persons indebted desired to call and
pay the TO either of the Undersigned on or before
The fret day Of September nsat.
RORERT PEARSON
JOSHUA HUTTON.
Wilmington, ,u'y c6l,, 1877 vs.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

aT0is good and suRcen; causes compelled 10 give
notice. mat from and after The present date, am de-
ternnea % pay no debts whatever Contracted b, my wife
Jay OAea; and hereby fore 10. bid all persons
h ON haiborng or trusting her my account,
September &. 1897. his
Attest, join u ONEAt.
o. II. READ S7N mark
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

H. the Fr,fmen, inhobitants Of .NemcuStle Cnunfy.
,vilo are qualified to cote for members # NE Gya-
srat assembly,
yEvd III III Election Will be held at the same .'me, and
a ~ same pgcss and in the same manner that SCI.
sd Representatives, oi the said County ale chosen
er IT,, purpose OF electng commissioners OF me Levy
Rolt, and Court IL Appeal in the County; good
AMI substantial reehoier esding il pencaer Hundred
De good ard subs4n Al Freebooter residing Red Lion
aunlied one good and substantial reehoider residing n
ST. eo gcs tundr, and good and subs ant A free
boiler retiding in White Clay Creek Hundred: e ,epN
Iii vacancies occssonsd by the expiration ct tie lines
Which Iacyb Paris Phillip Ret bold, John Janvier, aud
lhn II r,mar elected commsNo in the sad II
" Court and Court of Appeal I SfOCkTON,
Clerk u The Peace for Newcastle County
Neeess lie, August "a, 1877 84-8t
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NOIlC.E.

y y ftltI.
~. persons indebted - HE estate Of -Nurp N 5fnamy,
a ce interstate, ac " the Borough Of Wilmington, Al.
eitts Cd 20 make immediate payment. and tlooc lasns
cans agal SKID e.tate dus cd pre- them pro.
perry at.es,t,s s9r ss Element,
PATRICK HIGGINS. .ids4'r.
Wilmington, Sea, 4 1877. s5-4t
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NOT If,li.

NMAS committed TO ,e I chic Prison Of Newcastle
w County, STATE ct d Iaware the 3ls day Of July,
1871, BY Ehu letefspt Ed Of lie Justices Of the
Peace N and for SID G,any the following tgroes VIZ
.-Niltam ihumps u gh9 say his name ciari ilspn,
nod belong 70 ltebe. a.neiy o! Woice, Cnua State
u Msrylani, shos.hli-Mary Thompson, say. she
belongs 70 WlGn irss Of Worcester County, Mary
.ls-fia,rist cea Purea se belongs the Estate
1T Ann Handy at Worscr Count, Maryland.
rms therefor give notice "a il the owners Of the
aid negroes 40 imprisoned ~ Aforesaid shall omit ne
dec 70 release them from prison b, proving property
hey VIII be dschafg, from their tnpneit vithn ss
weeks from the date hereof pursuant to an OF the Gen
rai Assembly 81 the Stats OF Delaware in such case
made and proYiGel
PETER :. DGLANY. s1'F
Newcastle Prison, Angus 9. 1897. 7E--I2t
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LOST.

seEfWEEN Ncaror and q Cnsybeate Springs. a
, small rocket ALE cot'atii < sn4ll amount
ssh and ftu pape. The hnleI sill BE- comp, n.ltad
o. leaving at tat fer i RoAGGpsuE ! LITTLE NJ %,
Market svse, Wignigs3n ) III 4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME Lery Cai and Court Of 9ppeat of Fesrrash: Coun-
i Ia will meet at the Coilrt House in the town Of New
caste on Tuesday the 25lh day of September next a.
which tine and place the Assessors Of the several hundreds
sad County required TO attend to take the oaths Of
O!cc, and receive instructions for the performance OF
tbeir duties aasessors.
\. STOCKTON, elk Of the Peace
for Newcastle ounty.
Newcastle, Aug. a. 1927 SIS
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S14h n esf u, and nsar 10, Brandytc,ne .Htlts,
al 4toining the Formerly conducted by Mr. Joh
R.ee, = ocery-where may not I've 4 dsadt autaB
70 persons u cal and examine Tor themselves.
IAe following compose part OF their 'rtinent
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was in it, he crossed the hill, and making his
way through the sullen crowd, went up the
emincnce and beheld, just recovering from
her swoon, her whom he had so wickedly
ruined, and so basely deserted. Kisses, and
groans, and hootings, and fierce eyes, and
cenched hands assaled and threatened him
on every side.
His heart died within him, not in fear, bu
in remorse. What worm he felt himself
to be, and fain would he have been to become
worm, that, 10 escape all that united hui
man scorn, he might have wrigged away in
slime into some hole Of the earth But the
meek eve Of Hannah met his in perfect for
siveness---a tear of pity--a faint smile Of
love. Al his better nature rose within him
all his worse nature WAS Guelled. Yes.
good people. you do right 10 cover me with
scorn. But what is your scern to .he wrath
of GodA The Evil One has been often with
me in the wood; the same voice that often
whispered me- to murder her--blt acre an
mot to offer retiibution---f that may not
will n0t-must not be; guilt must not mate
with innocence. But here proclaim that
innocence. | deserve death, and am will
ing here, on this spot. u deliver myself into
the hands of justice. Allen Calder, call on
you to seize your prisoner
The moral sense OF the people, When IN
strueted by knowledge and enlightened by
religion, what else is il but the voice OF God
Their anger subsided at once into serene
satisfaction-and that soon softcncd, III slght
Of her who alone aggrieved, alone felt noth-
ing hut terdercst forgiveness into cohfus-
ed compassion for the man who, boia ana
bad as he had been, had undergone many
solitary torments, and nearly tliicn ~ has
uncompanioned misery into the power OF the
Prince of Darkness. The old clergyman,
whom ali revercnced, put the contrite mans
hand in hers. whom he sWorc to love and
cherish all his days--and, ere the samnieF
was over. Hannah was the mistress ot 2 fam :.
ily, in 4 house no: much inferior 70 q Mansc
Her mother, now that not only her d4nGh.
ter's reputation was freed from stain, but
her innocence, also, proved, renewed her
youth And although the worthy schN@i
master, who told me the tale 50 much bet
ter than have been able to repeat it, con-
fessed that the wood ranger il. yer became
altogether saint--nor acquired the eNliN-
ing habit OF pulling down tnr corners VI hls
mouth and turning up the white ot his eGts
yet he assured me that he ncttr after.
wards heard any thing very seriously to his
prnj udIce-that he became in t,uS time IN
elder Of the kirk--gare bis childrsna . reli.
gious educatioA--errlhg only ii making ra-
ther too much OF a pet OF his eldest born,
whom. even when grown up to manhood, ne
never called by any other name than the
Eaglet.
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provide for the aiustment of the claims Of persons
entitled to indemnfcation under the first article
of the Treaty of Ghent, &c was recommitted for
amendment. The bill to authorize the purchas-
ers sof public lands who had relinqulshed the
same, to re-purchase them at private sale, at a
fixed price, was taken up, and, after consdera-
Bile discussion, was ordered to a third reading
The bill for the benefit of the heirs of Thomas
Jefferson, deceased, was ordered to third read.
ing.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Saunders was
again discussed in the House of Representatives
when Mr.. Dorsey occupied the floor, and spoke
until the expiration of the allotted time against
the resolution. When the Speaker suspended
the discussion, Mr. Dorsey had not concluded
his remarks. The House then resumed the con-
sidcraton Of the Manufacturers Bill. Mr.. Iio1-
man moved to rccommit the bill with instruc-
tiens. Mr.. j S. Stevenson supported the mo
ton, after which Mr.. Wright then called for the
previous question, and the call was seconded
Ayes 50, Noes 70. Mr. Hamilton then moved
for call Of the House, which the Speaker pro-
nounced to be ont Of order. An appeal was then
made from this decision, which led TO debate
Of two or three hours, after which the decision Of
the Chair was sustained, the vote bcng-Ayes
l12, Noes 81. The bill was then ordered to be
engrosscd, and read third taic tomorrow, by
majority Of 2, the vote bcing-Ayes 10S, Noes
g. ihe House thcn adjourned, at half-past SIX
O'Clock
The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
lii the House of Representatives, the discus
sion of the Manufacturers Bill was resumed, and
continued until quarter past SIX, when the Bill
was passed, the vote stsnding-Aycs i06, Noes
Us.
In the Senate on Monday, Mr. Cobb presented
3nud.y proceedings Of the Executive and Legis-
latirc Of tho States OF Georgia, on the subject
of Treaties lately concludedby the United States
with the Greek Indians. hir. Sanford, from the
committee on Foreign Relations, made report
OH the memorials a sund,y merchants and ira
dcrs who have lost property by French deprcda
tons, accompanied ny resolution from the dis
ci'arSc ot the oohl,utc.ec from til. further con-
OF the memorials. bin was report
cl from the committee on the District of Colum
ba, appropiiating 50, ,0G0 tor McAdamzing
Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to George
to~a Ihe Senate spent three hours II the con
sideiatlon ot Ex"eutlc business
IN the house Of Representatives, the Discus
sion CT the resolution offered by Mir Saunders
was resumed, ana Mr.. Dorsey concluded his re-
marks, being compelled to cut them short IA con-
sequence ci ihdisposiIio.s Mr., Saunders win
speak III reply to-hrrrow morninH The IIouss
then went INTO Coinmittee Of the whole on the
state Of the TnoE, and taoh un die bill authoiiz-
ing an exchange uf j, ock Mr Ecrpanck's Il
mcndment, providing t!.at, as Gard alternative,
treaty notes should be issued to The amount re-
a9fia!, was nema'iYsl, anl the commlttc rose
and reported tae bill 70 the House
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TO be sure it is: and what other lane,,n.
comes the times' Irepeat 1.-THE neenls SJl.se oe'
land exult in war; and in the prospect of ~ ne
riole results e They expect that war will aw,t. -,
to emancipation '' 4 viii lead
The whole speech is continued strain os
d'gnant resentment, and is not without y. N
maton-suiiiclently disguised only to avoid 't' a.
charge OF absolute. treasoa-that in c.sa ou me ne
hope of concession founded upon the ant;c,. ne
contentious of Europe shall prove vain tbep ps,ea
pie will not neglect the opportunity Of dninp pea
themsevs the justice that is denied The s sns. .
was received with loud applause! Fron1 speeea st
turn that events seem to be taking. is toha we
slmed that Mr.. ShiePs expectations will rotn ple'
realzedi but the state of feeling which bis us
marks exhibit. sharp and burning to depro. a re- :,
most s bordering e on & irensy leaves but little room M
tranged from their fellow subjests, aud tha, e ss
red with remonstrance, they will on sn;,sSi. sSi,
occasion, appeal to arms--N Y. Statesman ,'A0''
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IREL AND. In Mr.. Chateaubriands Speech,
relative to England and Portugal, there is a par
tlcular reference to the state OF Ireland, exhb
ting an angry conflict Of interest and opinion,
equally omnous to the welfare OF England in
case of hostilites, as that which Mr. Canning had
thought proper to speak OF As existing in the
bosom, and threatening the power OF the other
nations OF Europe. This retort was to have
been expected; but we did not think it, at the
moment Of perusal, so entirely justified by fact,
as twould appear to be from another speech de-
llvered almost simultaneously with it, and on the
same subject, in the unhappy country referred
to. The orator was Mr.. shicl, the celebrated
catholic barrlster, and his language is no doubt
that OF all his catholic brethren.
After calculating the probabilities of war, and
adopting the conclusion that it must take place
he says that, in the spirit Of dscontented fear
lessness he reoccs at it! that il is from calamity
alone, the Irish catholics can hope for an amelo
ration OF their condition; that they are like the
wretches confined in the hold of Il ship, who re-
Jolce at the roaring ofthe storm, because the
wave that carries the vessel upon the rock
tears their prison assunder, with nothing to loose
by destruction, and something to hope for in
the chance of preservation! He says that it is
an awful situation TO be in, where sentiment Of
desperate and disastrous exulaton is felt in
whatever portends calamity! .'We are like ne.
groes in slave ship" .As things stand at pres
ent, We are compelled to exclaim in the Ian.
guage ofthe fallen spirit, 'sEvil, be thou, our
good. It would, indeed, be absurd to question
that IT IS from the dlstresses of the empire that
our pest expectations must be derived Facts
bear us unhappily out in this most unfortunate
calculation. There never was a concession made
10 Ireland, which was not wrunr from disorder
and extorted out Of fear" 1t may be said that
havo eebn speaking the language Of violence.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

Ruriat ofa Aian .dipe--The last papers
from .hc Arabian Gulf, bring an account oil
tic se.nre and batbarous murder, at Bus-
sorah, ot a c2urie-, conveying letters .rorn
reoc! chief TO persons III th:: towr. The
unfortunate maA was das.inadocd, to cxtort
! sconfcs*ion, that might inpii2atc certain in-
noccnt persons, whcse integrity, perhaps had
caused thcn 70 b- expelled from the sun
shine Of Court fay our. but without effect: he
was then conveyed t. a public cross road
where on his reQuea a,ing solne water to drink,
il was poured into his mouth, mixed with
clay, after which, his two tcet were fastened
separately 10 stakes 4. the side q pit, in
such manner that his head and body were
hung reversed withn il; the Garth was then
thrown ia, and the wretched sufferer buried
alive.
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CONGRESS, ,-2d sEs non
tcoNrAEn Fap rnE sarlpsAL JounsAL.l


Hld4nairg, Ft5. lin The Senate. i memo
rial WAS presented from the American Colonsa-
ton society, praying pecuniary aid from Con
gress, IN tho prosecution of their designs. at
ter some reil,arks ifon different gcntlcincn, the
Char decided tha; the petition could not be re-
cciyed, fir tie reason that it Was not signed by
the petitioners, and that the members who intro
duccd it could not aver TO the hand wlitibr Of
the petitioners The resolution to examine Ger
tain sites on the Western waters with a view TO
the establishment OF \ National Arnory, was
read third time and passed The bill providing
for the establishment Of 4 Board of Commission.
ers for the distribution OF the sum paid by Great
britain as rcconpense for slaves and other
property deported from this country subsequent
to the treaty OF Client, among the several claim
ants, was read second time, discussed and a.
mended.
The House Of Representatives, were again en-
gagged in the discussion of the resolution offered
by Mr. Saunders, when Mr.. Weems and Mr.
Polk spoke in favor of the resolution. The dis
cussion was then suspended. The discussion
was then resumed on the Manufacturers bill, in
which the House was engaged untl half past
seven O'Clock. The different amendments offer
ed, were successfully rejected, and the question
occurred on the engrossment of the bill, but the
question was not taken.
In the Senate on Thursday, the bill for reeu
lating the number and compensation of the
Clerks employed in the different public off
ces, was, after some decision ordered to a third
| reading. Mr.. HOLMES, from the Select Com
mittee to which the petitions of the sufferers by
French spoliations were referred, reported res.
olutlon, requesting the President of the United
States to cause an abstract OF the claims, and OF
| the evidence and documents, to be laid before
the Senate at the next Congress. The bill to
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-15

The island Of C4ha i littie larger than
some Of or largest states: bat it furnishes
exports elaal in valnc t7 two thirds the
amount Of those tron aur whole country
A. .hc sai! and Climate d liorda permit the
Saitl5'itian ot almost al lts products, that
part q The Ini;cd states may Be expected
a tnrnis,. q substitute, il q considerable de-
gree for lie market OF Cuba.
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Total
sl5,ot5,612 2d

Corseis.--Mr. p. Pass, Of Boston. informs the
ladies, in an advertisement, that Corset making
is but little understandable has invented plan
TO suit shapes &c. If ladies permit gentlemen
TO take their measure for corstts, what will be-
come Of Mrs. tanteo, and other industrious, tas-
ty architect Of shape and fashion,
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1t appears from the Report made from the De-
parimens Of State to the House Of Representa-
tives, stating the claims Of American citizens on
the Governments q France, Naples, Holland and
Denmark, for vessels and cargces unlawfully ta-
ken and condemned, amount to SIS, ,405,6l2 Il,
viz;
Aggregate Of claims on France s9,60o332 III
Do. do. Naples 2,0S2 $50 So
Do do Holland 750059 "a
Do, do. Denmark 2,662,2S0 364