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tinople, through Vienna, and from 81.
Petersburg, by the Paris papers OF
Wednesday and one dated Thursday,
have not added any new fact OF i'm
portance 10 those " hich have already
been communicated in this paper But
il is necessary to re.stale them, be-
cause so many erroneous accounts have
been published, from which the public
might be induced TO believe that every
thing was not only in atrain of ami
cable adjustment between Turkey
and Russia and Greece--but that
Turkey had evinced disposition to
make her submission, to return TO the
Treaty of Ackerman and TO pay Rus
STA certain sum OF money. There is
no truth in these assertions. The Rus
sian troops have not passed the Pruth,
bat the day fixed for the passage is the
10Th inst. The Emperor Nicholas
sets off for the army about week af
forwards.
Turkey, though she granted three
months armistice to the Greeks, has
not yet taken any steps that can war
rant US in supposing she intends to &C
cede to such conditions as would IN
duce Russia to desist from war On
the contrary. the latest advIces left her
increasing her main Army at Adrlano
Pile and strengthening the forts OF the
, Dardanelles.
From tie Gazette de France, dated Qbrl g.
CoNsTANTJFopLE, Feb. 20 "A
HATH Scheirlf of the Sultan calls to
arms all the population of the enyrons
of the capital and ofthe Dirdanelles. -
The attention ofthe Government seems
to be directed more 10 the capital than
to the Danube Yesterday a column
of ,400 Asiatics marched to the forts
of the Dlrdaneles. where a new fort
has been built and fortified, with great
celebrity Ii is said that the Seraskier,
Hussien Pacha, will shortly Sc. out
for Adrlanople, to which place he has
been preceded by great number OF
regular and irregular troops,
The Chief Admiral Ezzet is gone to
the Dardahelles, where the vessels
lately equipped have joined the vessels
Of Tanir Pacha, which have returned
from Mitylene, It is doubted wheth
er the plans and projects of the Ameri
can officers for closing the canal will
be carried into effect. Cazi Musiapha
who had commanded for several years
the forts on the Hellespont, has been
succeeded in that post by Hafiz Ali
formerly Captain Pacha, who displays
great activity in the preparation for de
fence IL is reported that a considera
bic corps of troops will be placed IN
the government Of ErZerum, to op
pose the Russian corps which 1ight
come from the Asiatic side
The Emperor Nicholas intended TO
leave ST. Petersburgh en- The 20h A
prll, for the army.
There was a general illumination in
St Petersburgh, on account of the
peace with Persia.
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perienced; The flag Of war has, how
ever been hoisted; my enemies an.
nounce that the war shall be carried
into Africa-be it so; and if in the
struggle their chief is despoiled of DO
nors falsely worn, they have to charge
it to their OVID Uile UGunting. i have
been charged with dealing in Slaves by
the partisans of General Jackson
they know not on what slippery ground
they tread. To them this should have
been tender point; they did not sure.
ly know that their otUn idol aUaS once
himself engaged to a considerable er
tent, in this traffic of human flesh
In the buying and selling Of SIaUeS
for profit. And | can say to them
with tsnfold emphasis, in their own
language, "this charge is not lightly
made;" deny it if you dare.
A. ERWIN.
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DIED

Inthis city on Monday the 5th inst o.
Pulmonary disease, which had proved spTS
him for the lasttN we've months. Mr. JOIN "
rOOLE, aged % years, son of Mrs. brossn'
nd step.sOn Of MFR. Jesse Brown Of this .'''
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In late number of the Telegraph
Duff Green, with his usual disregard
for truth and decency, has attacked
A Erwin, Esq of Nashville, now
on visit to Washington city Mr.
Erwin has come out in reply, under
his proper signature, and dlsproves the
uniounded charges made against him
by this common libelleT. The annex
ed paragraph, in relation to Gen. Jack.
sons traffic in slaves, is the conclusion
OF his address to the public:
Having participated bot little 10 the
present contest, Icertainly did not ex
pect such an attack as the one now ex
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SHIPWRECKS.


The Commerce N Boston fr Messina. on the 18th
inst. lat 4 lon Us 20. fcl! ~ with schr Packet. from
Prospect for Boston, leaky aud much disabled in the
late giles-took off the crew and carried them into
port.
The brio Elizaheih, Eaton, Of and from Bath, 25
ds from Turks Island. went ashore at Maiinicut on
the Sh inst. in a gale. Crew sayed-vcssel and
mos, of the cargo lost.
The brig Mars, Williams, from Havana Tor Port.
land, went ashore on Long Island, opposite East
"A Impton, 18th inst. and Il, was feared would DO lost.
Cargo, 200 hhds mo'asses, mostly saved.
he sloop Kezlah, Burgess, fr New rs'ford for
Wa'eham, with a cargo of iron, on Thursday last,
when about 8 miles from the former pace, shipped q
sea and Immediately sunk. Tn. only person saved
was The captain, who lcaped into the boat. cut the
tackles, land drii,cd 10 II ship lying near at the time.
The ship North Point, Peiten, from Baltimore for
Charleston. went ashore IN a vlo'ent snow storm on
Tuesday night of last week, AT halr past 3 O'Clock -
she bilgcd on Friday mornng-the crew reached
Baltimore Oh Sunday night ia he long boat. The
captain ard other officers have renamed by her to
save what is possible from The wreck
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LOOK AT THIS!

GMAhLEY 4 fiLiiNGti\ Sr, nave recently received
~ NJ Their Cioihing Ware House, M 3, Cara street, Il
pnme assortment Oi biue, back, brown, olive, green and
hix d BrOIdci0tlIs anu Cdssnnercs; SIX, velvet ana valencia
\~e~t!ngs; superior goltsII uf Cihibteis; INIT iitol ana cJi.i.
innn do; iai,an Vt,Ids; pre-n ilros ciuti Bize, While and
red fI,nue!s, satnrts Padding; drab Dud.i' Kersey /;
ausleddcrs; Gloves and u 0siery.
Also,
On hand, upwards of IS 0 Ready Made Garments, con
sst nE oi biue, b mex, olive and mixed Dress Goats; blue,
brown, olive and mixed FucNs anJ surtonis; blue, back,
olive, dab and mixed BrutdcUll and Cashmere rtlliOJns;
trlv't, ELK, tiiHu,Ul, Valencia gni Narscii!es Vests, Bond
clol, Cashmere aud Situnct do; ~ghttslhiir Caphiet Gtelt
toIs and Ciodksj imitation aud common 40; plad do,
drIb Duih and keIsey Pea Jackets; blue Bnadciuth, CASH
mere and sattinei short jackets; Slris aud shin Crilisi
Cravats, &c. &C. all OF which ae mafe in the first style.
and wdrhiianshdp. They invite their friends, customers
aud tie piuHc generally, To cal and exanna beiHc toy
pnfchi e Elsewhere. They iiteld 10 make new arrange
nients IN tlei, business, aud are desir Us 10 close their Stock
ot Clutiiing, at unusdaly low prices, NJ Wholesale and rtaii,
lor CASH. Nov 2!
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UncrdmpIed Hardin ,od.-We have read
the account OF the veteran Putnam boarding
the wolf in her den. and have almost been
tempted to laugh at Sawney when he caught
the wild boar by the rump 10 save his compan-
ION. We have as strange, and a more terrible
'aIe 10 relate. which lately occurred in this
neighborhood. Two brothers, living on or near
che Pomona mountain, in this county, n short
time since, started Upon the tract ofa Panther.
accompanied by thier dog. After n pursul, of
severni miles, they came mp with tins savage
'ofthe forest. who was Immediately at,uoted by
their faithful companion. The Panther, howcv-
or. got the better of the fight, and seized poor
Tray by the throat, In TINS situation, the dog
and paDthe. rolling heels over head, neither
Of the brothers dared fire, fearful of killing The
dog, who was a great f,vouriie. At length,
however, the youngest Of the brothers. afraid
that the poor dog would be sacrificed, and
forgetting the danger of the attempt, threw
down his rifle, and resolutely seized the
Panther by the tail! At this critical moment,
the Panther still keeping his hold of The dogs
throat, and the young nun Of the Panther
tail, the elder broilier approached, and fired
the ~coutents of his rife INTO the head Of the
iufuriated animal, and thus saved both brother
and dog.-[E 'ston (Penn.) Argus.]
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este, Lady Hope, Chase, Madeira; 'chr Con Jack.

este, Lady Hope, Chase, Madeira; schr Con Jack
son, Snow, ~ Thomas.
Arr on Thursday, sa,p Hudson, Champ,in. from
London; brig Alfalfa, Thatcher, 4 ds I'm Whining
tim; schr. Slai, Hull from Charleston 8; john Nc
intyre, Parker. Washington n q; Piggo', T'Ilet I'm
do.
CD shin Grea, Britain, French, Havre; brig Two
Marys, Lewis. MonIeyldeo.
Arr n y .iladeiphia 18Th. schrs Harvey, Burns I'm
Tampico; Waverly, Smack, 1T Eu>tatil.
I'D ships Moniczumi, West, Liverpool; Sarah
Rolsion, Wiusiow, Charlesion; briggs Treaty, Riteh-
l., Gibraltar; Belyidera, H'lbournc, Neuvitas; schrs
President Boyer. Tisdale, Jeremie; Gold Huntress,
Currie, for this port.
Arr ii Baltimore l7th, s'oop Rising Sun, Crocker
hcnre
CID ship Hihernian. Robinson CIR Cape de Verbs;
schr Spartan, Mason, fr thisport.
in Hampton Roads 9th, ship Alciope, I'm James
River fof Europe.
Arr at Wilmington l2,h, brig Fame. Big'ey, from
Havana.
cd briggs Lion. Lsngdon. Martinique; schr All
Chlnee, Bucknor, Trinidad.
Arr AZ Charleston i2th. sloop Thomas, Pease I'm
Marth''s Vineyard The bog Boston has been g.,
of shore and tow d up 10 the city.
Cd ships Helvldera, Nabb, Liverpool: Mary and
Harriet, Bars;ow do; Cleuaiis, Low, Havrc; brig
New Priscilla, Hart, w Indies.
Arr At Savannah OH. sh'p Rising States, Carpcn'
ter hence.
lid ship George Clinton, Rawson, Liverpool.
The brig Melville of Bait. ar at Mazallan prev 4
18th Aug. aud sailed for Guayam1s.
At n ivana I'd inst. brig Dolly, Martin, for New
Orleans.
Al ST Thomas 2ith ult. schr Baltic. slocum, La
gulra sare day.
Arr al New Orleans 3'st ult. brig Crawford, Lu
ther, and schr Mary Ann, Burr. I'm Warren.
At Cronsiadt l9ih sept. brig Harriet, Cook, unc
The brig Packet, Tyler Tor .his port, sailed on III
i7lh.
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ing in contact with brig sebaso, Of Portland, for ST.
sal. of Havana; schrs Elisha Tyson, pierson, Of and
I'm New York unc; Arso, Webb, I'm Bath, dis Tor
Wilmington.
The ship Rosalie, I'm Warren for Pacific Ocean,
has touched NJ Bonavis,a with 80 bbls oil.
AT Deer Island 9Th lust. schr True American fin
this port.
Arat Bath 18th, schr Milo, hence.
Sailed from Casiine l2,h, ship Antioch, Rich, for
Chuleston.
Sailed i'm Bath 9Th. brig Lucy, Gross, Curacao;
VIM aud Henry, n Orleans.
The schrs Lucy for this port, and r Sun for New
port. sailed I'm Saco 9Th.
Brig Minerva, Rice tor Mobile, sailed FIN Ports
mouth l1h.
Sailed I'm Edgartown l7th. ship Harvest, for Pa
cilic Ocean.
No Am vessels nj Truxillo 2lst ult. The Mordc
cal, Fisher Cor " York sailed Sd.
A. Messina 10th Sept. brig Elizabeth, Story, IN
Malta.
Tie brig Harriet, .Cook, Of this port, was to sal
I'm st Petersburg for n York, about LIST ult.
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FRESH CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES.

N~TiI.L he opened this morning by BUTTS x LOCK
Wv WOOD, at their establishment No. IA, Market
black, cliret, dnb, every sl1de Of olive aud
bnvn, steel and oxford mixtures, winch will I've offered nj
reduced prices. Many otter articles very desirable may be
lnd, such as Nestings Of every descriptions; Satlinets; drab
goitshar AMI common Canbieis; Tartan Pads; Bookings,
srrges; sIk and cottun Umbrellas; Gloves, Hosiery; lamts-
wool aud woisted Drawers and shirts, Flannel do; CUivats;
Neck Stocks; silk and Cotton ilandkcrclIiris; Webb's PIT
tent and other Suspendes; Comf1ters; %shhtinss and sheet
iHgS; IRISH Linens; brown and Hack do; Ratne!s; Buttons;
sLIt Colafs, and every olitr article in their line.
Garments made to order, in the best m,nner, and in the
latest style.
ON iIASp-Heady made CaInhlet aud Plaid Great Coits
ani CIuINS; Suriru's; Box Coats; Pei Jackets; kHndlholts;
Pa tll0ons and V,sts-cheip tor cls' or good credit. Per
sons wishing any d,iice in their line, will ind II TO their
advantage 60 cal H W.. II, Market Square. Nov 81
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sgvhsther Adams Of Jackson shall, rule, but
whether the Van Buren or The Calhoun party
shall use The General. The nomination OF a
Governor in Pennsylvania VIII have an impor-
tant influence on this contest. 1he Van Blu
rem party are determined that the new Govern
or shal not be a Calhoun mRn. and the Cal
houn men will endeavor TO prevent the nomna
ton OF a tool Of Martin Van Bnrcn. This
controversy will throw much difficulty in the
way Of The proposed convention, both parties
being confident that this nomination will indr-
cate their respective strength in Pennsylvania,
30 tina, after al! the clustering of the Jackson
its', Mr.. Shulzs will quietly enjoy tho term of
nine years"
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Arr at Newport 20th, schr Eliza Ann, Sloman I'm
Block Island. The n A was from this port hound
To WiimIn2tpn, in ballast, but went ashore on the
night at the 9h ii,st.-she was got oil ON the 18Th
with some injury 10 her bottom.
brig Cniou, burroughs, ol Newport, arr at PEN
s,cola' I'D ult. from Havana, and cid same day Tor
Slsai
Up at Philadelphia lith, schr Herald, Hall, for
this port.
Up al New York l7th, brig President Naming for
Wilmington.
Inc brig Sarah, Latham, sailed from New York
on sunday 18Th Oct. aud arrived at Neuyitas, CuJa,
on the sunday following.
The b. x Signal, Hartshorn, sailed fr Boston 10Th
Sept. 1921, Tor the River Pla,e, and has not SINCE
been heard oE. . ~
Al st Johns p Il. 10Th ut. brig sytsn, Foquc, FIN
st Ubes, DIS; schrs Randolph, Ericks,n, Baltimore
D; Catalina, Fish, 10 days from Baltimore, aud New
Packet. 81 is ian Newburyport, both IN quarantine,
Just arr.
Tho orig Invinc,ble, Prast, fyr Boston, sailed fin
Alexandra 10th.
AT Matanzas ID inst. briggs Erie, Stevens FOR Bos.
ton. loading. To sail 9th; iiIan, hauunond, for do
d,schgj AbcoDa, M~athewson, (arc 10Th ut. I'm this
pori) dis. Tor Wilmington 8; Plato, Ctolls, just arr
I'm Charleston; Brown, skinner, OF aud from New
York Tor sissl, repairing damages sustained by com
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The Installation Of the Rev. I,,c Lewis. over the Catholic
Church and Society in II iaol, look Place on
ths Oh. lnhoduct"ry Prayer, By the Re-. Mr.. Waterman,
sfthis towH-Sermop hy the Rev. MIR. Smih, of rroy-Con-
operating Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Torrcy, Of Newport -Ch irgc
10 the Pastor elect by the Rev M. Brown, Of South Kingston
II ighi Hand Of Fellowship hy all the memhcrs Of The As1ci-
ation-Addre. to the Church aud Society by the Rev. Mr..
Yernon, Of R~ehoboth-Coneludin Payer by the Rev. Mr..
Wood, Of East Greenwich.
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Per glsom Boat,

Arr at New York ON Wednesday, ships Talma,
Soule I'm Cronstadt; Layinia, Meany, Vera C'uz 10;
John Linton, Wibray fm New Orleans; briggs Napo-
leon, jennings, Havana; RIO, Gerry, I'm Valparaiso,
Coqu,mbo and SO days I'm Huisco; Nor,h Carolina,
Babbidge, Wilmington; Br barque Diana, suyden e
Hall; scars Spartan, B'owp, X Island; susannah ir
.Newbern.
Cid ships Virginia, Collins, Vera Cruz; Agnes,
Bennett, 81 Thomas; briggs Monument, skiH, Tfi-
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BRoADCLorns, CAssIMEREs& MERINo sH AwLS.
HARVEY CLARK,

1V0. 81, .HuI NEt'StVGOE.
z AS received and viii Oprn this nrbriig, a grsteni 10.
Il surtnicnt Of Fall and Winter g spds, am0fg which srs
black, blue, olive, steel NJ yed and lsail~ green braitutln,
CassiIncres aud Sat,iurtis; Canibiets; green B0cSirss; rcd,
yu.iuw aud white ia, iais; ;iae aud mixed Pciisre Ci.,l~;
~. ino, rcd and whit, Valencia Slawis; black and nd ns-
utr,i lIonirzrtis; Cirrassians; figured Fianneis; black Sai'pS
pauae veI>; black and whie Engiis, G~inghains; Csieox;
silks; Eneli.li Blankets; Ffocking; DER skin slaves rpd
MitenY; Rihbois; Trees; i.,di - aud Misses i.lued Gloves;
Tickines; GingiGains, Checks; sbectipgs; Shirtiurs, ae. sc.
which will he sold nj suci prices Ms cannot fail "a sui sss
tonGis.
Phase call and examine for yourselves.
~ Particular attention paid a. the sale Of BronGci,fis,
G. ,ssirnerrs ani SAT- ,netts. Nor q
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lei

In this town, on the Sd inst. Mr. William b Reynolds,
nged -.
ON Saturday last, Mr. Joseph W Feaner, in the 4ih year
of his a-e.
un Tuesday morning last, Capt George Peterson, late OF
brig Margaret, Of nuxlury. He was native of Duy'mry, to
which place his remains have been conveyed for interment.
In Pawtucket, 10th inst. Of consumption, Hazard Cory,
aged Pa member Of the society Of Friends
IN Nashville, Tenn. 9th MI. Mr. George II Bowen, pro-
lessor Of Chemistry in the Nashville University, in the 2Slh
year of his age.
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WRITING LESSONS.

NXI r. MOVES VIII Commence q sceond eesns es
w . lessons on Monda. next, he i1th Inst. In ue
roo u over Mr.. T.. sie~res st"fr AMI rc~pecfuiiy tuvaps .
,k-e examination VI hs neuiod u ieachlng, aud the isl
~ aveirrii ~ Tie prcseht cls~. Mr.. ". has taksn gW0 casc
IN combine ~ ninrii ~ pfssiiir, ease, elegance. and sxpr.
dtion N his uciI,oi, aud irl,ever Is sue - will - vsAssi
presanftion," warrant him IN s'icilns I'M pslsoaaes sfsE
enlightened public
Hours uf tuhnn nom 10 10 ". A. n. fp0 . Z -
rrnn b Ia 3, Y. VI. Nsv "a
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NOTICE; 70 MANNERS.

Nohsqre Point Light House, situated IN the town Of Fol
mouth, near the eastern entrance Of WooIs Hole, has been
completed aud was lighted on the 10Th inst. The following
hearings have been taken by Capt Seth Daggcu :-Wesl Chop
Light Hon c, Sc i-2 ; dit ince 4 miles; Last Eod Of. Middle
GiOund, Sc Sd S , I-2; Wed End Of do do SW by : & GAY
iiead Light House SW 12 w IS rlrpaulin Cove Light
House, WSW o. Falmouth Wharf NE by l. o; Sucannu,.et
Point Il 81 n :; sW part Of the Hedge Fence EsE 4; Cape
Pose Light House SE % + II; Echpp Holme.' Hole SE D..
~ keeping the NobsGue Light open by the East Chop Iiolues
Hole, will clear the Old Town Flats.
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CaNaI L

CANAL INTELLTFFNCE
Arrived on TUESDAY, canal boats Worcester, from Wor-
eester. with wood; John Brown, from the Albion Factory
with cotton cleth.
On Thursday, boats Providence, frnm Worcester, with
wood; MeDdUn, with cider. cloth and casks.
Depated, boats Rhode island, for Woonsoket, with cot
ton aud nolasses; Worcester, with cotton.
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Samuel A. Tokott, Esq. Attorney General
of the State Of New York, has suddenly re-
signed his Office, unexpectedly to every one.
No reasons are assigned.
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~

TuNHF sut~cdf~s- world iufns ~ th.is fseuds ssd 40 -
u I've that they have made arrange r~nss that wnt -
,ires enahie them to ~sresanys al kinds 81 suyrsps ss1 -
.srrsnt Bask .tsio spon The ms.i Ia vorahss tssws. e-is
on Nc. Tsrt, BeStss aud rsIisad IN ssss N ~. ~vL
@. W. CT ARK = BRoruaA.
Late AlIeis') Exchange ohce, Ma ~ hrshsa.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

Z. High Waier-This Day Oh 25m. Sunday oh ION. Monday
llh SIN. Tuesday, Ill. 52n.
? ubtracrng 20 minute, gives the time OF high water a, Newport
adiipg . hous Ant 3 minutes, give, the tine OF nigh water al Bo,tcs
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MARRIED

Tn rawtuctet, on Thursday evening last, bv the Rev Mr.
Benedict. Mr. Lewis Potter, 10 Miss Mary g. daughter of Mr.
Edwari HARDWOOD, all ofthis tewn.
In Charleston, 5 G. Both ut. Mr. William Perry, Of New
port, to Miss Roeina P Amy, Of the former place.
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3Ch NJ. 81 JOHNS . by u. 100 miles, scir Experiment, IL
DIS hence for ), Domingo.
81, al. oil ,he Tuscan, ship VIM b rnes, fm n York for
Liverpool.
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~ rhe Rev. Mr. Whitconb is expected to preach In the
Universalst Chapel tomorrow.
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NEW ARTICLE

GNT HIGH Il may uuly b. said n NaierfPr Wf--i new
Wv supply OF Ia ~ Rubber SdoCs Ia addition 10 hi Tor
nee stock, tngrtler wtli a few plus uf lnlid Rubber ttpds,
'iicii "Hl hs sold cheaplor approved paper, 90 oaSi, Wade.
ale and retail. Please sali and see At No "a Westminster
trect. :. G. SAITH,
Nuy. %
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lOTICl

A SOW and two r. ~ came into the yard OF the subssr'-
Der on Monday lust. The owner y iequesied a. sAi
take The same away. SIMEON RAYMOND.
Nov 10
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THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER ed.
LasC MIGHT
OF MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION

OF A~uTUMAIA, ~ IilE QUALIFICATION OF
MOSCOW,
Which VIII he rniulcl fiUn here aner tt-night.
Exhibition commences precisely al half pist Z o'cock.-
Dpurs open lnlf ar iiuir previuis.
Abundance % cents-Ihhdtcn half price.
The tao Jr0nt beaches are eteiasittg appropriated TO
Children, NV. -
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NOTICE.

VgvHE crtdiors Of JOSHUA Is. " GOD, art turcsy norirsd
a. exhibit their claims io the subscriber, on sr b~fnte
the first day Of Mach next, TINT they may ls sn,nicd b. iMo
,leneft al the pt'. tsions Of his deed of ln.st, dat.i III. nnh
bay of May last. GEORt;E y lis.
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