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TO FIT SCIENTIFIC.

THSIfE subscriber has succeeded IN Turning q new Optical
instrument. which may be called a Solar Telescope,
whereby (s one o jec) tlie face Of the Saa u reflected upon
q screen In a darkened room, aud showing the exnct Image
Of that lumiltary, with liz most minute sMis, aud oilicr up
peaunces upon IT. disc, without the least injury 10 the eyes.
by this instrument, those siAts (now visible on tie SUM
have been distinctly discovered to he immense volumes Of
smoke and vapour Issuing ffom rs numerous and M:ifve
volcanocs-a aud the vast Quantities Of gas escaping from, tile
bOwels ut that planet, and forming its atmosphere, u plainly
discovered 10 be the cause of the intense brightness Vi the
Sun.
These optical instruments have tho ordinary powers OF
Telescopes, slswing objects remarkably distinct, both cees-
tial and terrestrial thoy are from siI To eight feet in length,
md from four TO six inches In diameter; portable, and
mounted conveniently, aud will be furnished nj the price Of
one hundred dollars each; being abont four hundred dollars
less than the byass niuntod teIescopos, VI a less size-bel
sides having other advantages which will DO explained u
those who wish Ia purchase.
In addition to tho above, the subscriber continues 10 man
ufacure his Improved Solar Microscopes. they having the
astonishing magniying power u rising eight million times,
Nhe Head Of q pm appearing fDenty feet In diametsr.)
These useful instruments ne superior 10 the English nlani-
factnred, as regards managsment @e--aiid tho effect 10
equal, although there In MT 80 much brass about them |;
they will BE- furnished nj fifty dollars each being Que hun
dred dollars less than tho " Loadoa manufactured"
DCoieges, Academies, SchOos, &c. win now have an
opportunity Of procuring these useful instrument by apply.
ing soon, To ROBERT w. jerks.
Dec ~ j. A.. p. 81.
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PORT OF
ARRIVED,

-AkklVEO,
WEDNESDAY. December -.
0l,op Edward, Smith, from Baltimore, with corr
9eloop Paci6c. Griffin I'm River Head, with wood
- J Burroush.
Sleep Fame, Walden, Newport.
Steam ship Benjamin franklin, Bunker from New
THURSDAY, December Is.
Brig Leopard, Harris. 8 days FIN Savannah, with
cotton. (Bills Of lading not to be seen.l
sloop Providence. Brown, "a hours from New
Yesk. oe
.R,;. samo.on. Purkis. IA ds from Havana, with
=, ~olsssos ana coffee, TO VIM Richmond I'd Il CO.
Len lid, Inst. ships John Brown. Jones, rom this
oort: Eibs, s~tanhope, laid up; Shepherd, Of New
fosk. Tor Europe, next day; Moro, Robinson, o.
Portland, for Boston, do; br,gs Forest, Of Boston,
laid up; Marci:: Mayberry. di,chsS; Adams sn SIs.
iat s., lon IS, schr Caledonia, fin Phiiade'phia; on
Point Judith. brig Niagara, IL days I'm Guadal0ups
; schr George & May, Gibbs. 8 ds I'm Charleston,
with cotton and rice. to G c Mowry, } Msnton' u
Potter 4 Eddy and 8 Ames. Passenger Mr. Coop
Or. LeA l7th inst. brig Union, Burr Tor New YORK
Dor 8 Dr., The ship Plato, Dimmock, and brig "a
nsma. frvm Boston, arr evening before; scnr agnes
0vasey, ar 18th from Augustine. sailed IN co ""m
bri, Coral, Wood, for New York. Spoke zis' on
CO Hatteras, schr Aristides, I'm East Florida iof
Hos.on: same day, Hatteras S w 90 miles, schr
Deborah, 8 ds FIN N York for N Carolina.
schr Lafayette, Crockett, ; days from Baltimore
9Th corn and -four to s Adams Jr.
sehr swlA, Crowell. I'm New York, with oysters
= - the master.
sIoop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
gioop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx, Wexford.
6ioop Rose Tree, Vaughn i'm Wexford
gloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
aioon MARY, Westcutt I'm Wickfofd..
eioop Emeline, Cvggeshall. fin Bristol.
Steam boat, Connecticut, TomlinsOn fro" New
York.
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FAMILY dread.

guyIIE subscrihwr woald inGoun his friends and the public
n In general, t,mt I've hrs taken ihr Bake uospe formerly
occupied by Mf. 4. q. Gardner, bctwecn Nts. 1903 aud los,
Mouth Main street, whore I've intsuds TO cnuy gu tbs Taking
business, In an hs various branches, and where may 10 had,
Loaf Bread, sugar aud Molasses Gingerbsesd, hard and sod
Crsckcsp, SugW do, Il nov aricIc,) Nsw.York d. fhip
and Pilot breed, sugar snd Mosssss Cc'ksrsi BpnsI Tee
iusk, &c. &c,
ALso, E~ sale Ne Riovs, at retail, Flcur, Of the dri quality
Stores and families, nj any part pf tho town, may ~ cup
plied fran his cart, with any VI The above articles.
N, q, The Subscriber would hero mac, tf. The. S.atihrs
ucp of The slriov, that I'll the above nsnscd kindSO Dread.
wkssh 10 hs. ~ ale are 's''', ''tss
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MARRIED.

In this town on Thursday evening last. by Rev. Mr. Pick
erias, MIR Asa w, Davis, u Miss Mary I. Holmes, all Of
uh town.
In Thompson, Con. on Monday morning last, by Rev. Mr.
Gloves, Mr. Edward X Bowen, OF tls town, 70 Mics Celia
Ann Fmncs, Of the former place.
In kchoboth, on Sunday evening Inst, by Stephen Moul-
Ion, Esq. Mr. Stephen Bosworth, Of this town, 10 Miss Ra-
shael Moulton, of the former place.
IRNewpon, Mr. William Il Stacey, to Miss Elizabeth N
Chrks.-Mf Robert Seattle TO Miss Mary Moulton.
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DIED.

1922 DIED.
In ths town on wednesday last, Mr. John Dunn, sgod
sbout 50.
Yesterday morning, after a long and painful illness, Geo.
Francis, second son Of Mt Thomas q. Null, aged 2 years
ead 4 days. Funeral tomorrow afternoon, AT ! O'Clock,
from his fathers residence, No !, Milst. where the friends
spd reiatives are invited to attend without further notice.
In Cmnaon, on "Wednesday morning last, Mrs Martha
Aidrich, wife OF James Aldlich, Esq. In tire AID year of hrr
sse. Funeral mis- afternoon al | O'Clock, from her husbandS
essideuce.
pin Warren, yesterday morning, suddenly, Mrs Mary Col.
fns, wife Of Cspt Hail Collins, and daughter Of James Max.
well, Esq.
usmher Of the Society Of Friends.
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e3-hr. RoBERT J. CnIrrENroN, Of Ken
< tucky. tss,been nominated by the President
~ one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, in place Of Judge Trimblc.
Mr.. Hughes has been nominated as Minister
70 Holland. Mr.. II. now resides at that place
' as Charge I'A6a res.
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LOOK AT THIS I

SSMALtEY & asst have recently received
= at their Clothing Wac llolse, No. =, Canalrtreet, u
prime assortment Of blue, black, brown. olive, green aud
mixed Broadclotls and Clsshnercs silk, velvet, and valencia
Vestngs superior ~goats-hair Can,lAris imitation and com.
mon do Tartan Piads green foor-oiolh l,aize white aud
red Fiannels sattinets Pudding drab Duliis KerSy |;
Snspenders; Gloves aud Hosiery. =,
ALSO,
On hand, upwards Of 1900 Ready Made Garments, con-
sisling Of blue, black, olive, and mixed dress C,ats blue,
brown, olive, and mixed Frocks and su,tcuts blue, black,
olive, d.ab, aud mixed BroidciUh and Ia ssiuiere Pant louns
velvet. silk, toiinsl. Valencia and Niarseiies Vests Broad.
cloth, Cashmere, and Saiiinst do goats hair Canblet Grca:
Goats and Cloaks; imitation and common do Plaid do
mere and Sattinei ahurt jackets Shirts and Shirt Collars I;
Cravats. &c. sc. all Of which are mads In the first syle,
and workmanship. They invite their friends. customers,
and the public generally, TO call and examine hetue they
purchase elsewhere. They intend TO make new arrange
inents In their business, and are DESTROYS TO cioe their stock
Of Clothing, at unusually low prices, at wholesale and c,au,
or CASH. Dec IL
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UThe statement made in the Cadet some
weeks since, that Mr.. CLAY would visit New
England during the next summer. was volun-
'tarily given Us by a member Of the Senate,
SSnd . confidential friend of Mr.. Clay.
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No such vessels as the Beatrice from Alcxandria,
Decatur from New York, and Lady Washington I'm
New London, have arrived at this port Of late. ios-
chilly thsy may have been :een With the aid Of a glass,
from the Observatory, on Tuesday afternoon, = ."e
act Of their non-arrival is certainly against this pre-
~uwpeion.
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vkssELs
2sh uh. 81 Pernsnamco, ship Courier, w'olf, 30 dc from
lahh Inst. ht %, Nm ~, brig Christopher Dundiek, Of Nan.
IAN ms; lss 70, In ~, brig biary 4 Susan, 7 d. from 81
Croix fof WiImlnxtou.
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BY vbssrvine tho directions of the p,lots. In sP.
proachsns from The nort, or scu,h, bring The liSht ~
bear about 8 w. taking care. to keep to wiudwh'4
until the lido will answer TO enter, when = signal
will be made from tho pilot boat. II The vessel u a
stranger. she will make known her drai By lowering
and hoistisg her sigma! as many times a. sho draw
feet. In good weather q pilot will board outside but
n the Bar be unusually rough, tho course will be d.
recicd by . signal. Tho Bar is very short, and 10 a.
eligible as any 81 similar depth. Tho pilots are So
Der. capable and CAREFUL mon, and by Observing their
vessels Of the above drat need DO under
no approximations. Hs
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THOMAS N.

NANCY aud Windsor Chair Painter, respectfully inform.
the public that he has taken The shop formerly occupied
BY Rhode. q. Allen, ~ Msthewson-s,rctt, the third door irvra
Westminster street, where he will he happy 10 receive az, Of
der in hi, in ~ business. Having procured the bet III stock,
he hopes by puseiusliy and doing hi. work in a wosku,auliks
manner. to merit his ,hsre cf the public patronage.
ON HAND,
Large high hlik Ro1kips Chairs, we'll flashed; CtilJrea'
Dining aud sn,il Rocking Chairs, ehesr for cssh.
November ~, J. Jm.
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NOTICE.

b ssd,kd .sTiiE okiUiNAL, e~salusnins OdS
.inal Txm, Ennys, Pocms. sksssh9, &c: u wtn canisin
slsas .s'c HUNDRED pases, p'blhhsa csce W tsir nssnshs, q
50 ce'as per number, payable an delivery. An VIM give 10
thcir names will no considered % subscfiben until their
ns'nes are wifbirswn frmm tbs iit. sutscsspsion thts win
10 kn NJ tho OdSec II The Literary Cadet. and ~ Ohves
kendais Bod. stose, P~nvidcnec aud nj tbs oaics Of Tho
Ctsvuiels, and Mr.. MIniyse's Book -ssorr, PAwiucket,
where all who ore disposed may call and become slilechbeu.
FRANCES D. wntPfLE.
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HARDw Are AND CUTLERY.

81 reesirrd ,i,cst fpHs the manu.Aetusr,s, N NO.
y York. a frrsh supply VI hardware nsd cuusv -.
sniinl OF Pocket hud Pen kifse~; silver ssea Ravdkp; II
bic knlvcs and faks; ns~st dui "dd F,sks n ssetok
Aueer hits; .d iiais vi svery kind; ilhnd apstiaek htss.
Cr$s tut SAWS; Iiaire Inns; Flies md Aast<; frwiu{
Needtss; &c. &c. and ius al Ufbcr articles. liz. ibHn,ssuAn y
meahkn In an sd,es,i~ineut. Please rui nt Ma Z. Md
street, ihs siAsc formerly occupied " A:svsss. 100 -
Jssrs teck. ALkfS 4
pscG
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wEBSTER'S. DICTIONARY.

n Amercan Dietknary, u The EnsIhh LnnEmkr, In
"A tended 10 cxhddi, is-ths origin, aainkiss and psimasy
sis"ihcaiions " Euelish ~ords, ~ lar ~ ihuy have been -
eernined. 2d-ihc genuine ofLogrnphy and psonuncistion
anslovy. 3d-arehmie and discriminating definitions, with
,su0rross authorities aad Illustrations to which ae prefix.
ed, an introductory dkseSation 90 the origin, lwtosy, and
eounectiou of the languages VI Western Asia aud Of Eumps.
AMI n cOs.cise grammar IL tc English lapGuaGc-by Noah
Webster, l.. J.. d. in 2 VOLUMES q,iarto. Juf published,
and 6S sale by nUTciiENs 4 CORY,
NJ. !. Market-stpeet.
n. D. Subscribers Will receive Their copirs im1<dtaiely.
Dee ~
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Al Court a Probate kidss within and for shs ssUn 2
Proviasnre. on ,in I5,h day ~ ucesa,hes, A. o. iea -
XTNER Tie Commissioners issrlnfnep anr0tu11
io nee~ive md csininc the einas- aesisN IN -
tate VI u nthta Yaung, decsnscs!, having made sssis, go
scnted hs account Ut atminpsniioH w said erass fs 6shv.
nsent, n " 1dsIeh that tho ruasdemfian Il Md ftpsss Akl
account he rsferresi Ia Munday, th~ .5fs dny NJ tReeosbh
instant, q , o'ekrk, =. n. and thai prrvtsts ntnrs hs tipsp
10y publishing this order thwe sey, raj tIn,e~ In Tie tio4~3
C"deC to Nil psrsais in'ri~-,ed Ia Appear a. uIAt iIfNs asl -
hcard. A Uus copy Uifa;ssi
psca NATHAN ". JACKSON. uwa.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High ws,er-Ths Day On som. Sunday lh I2n. Monday
u 55m. Tuesday, Oh 3Sm.
Or subuactins 81 minutes gives the time d high water a~iNewPort-
ai3sss 3 hosr and D miautes, givesthetime Of high water n Bostos
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
SCI ITCH. .TN

SJ ITUxH. .EN -
VENTS filthy and infectious disorder, he il svor ~ avs>s
rsts, may b cured In sss hsI's sssi,sf-s, ~ M
DUMFRiE's OINTMENT. i
II b Sarivalled for Tire pfsasaatsss,, taa, s,re<ssw,
safety snd certainty, with which IL produces n ts-fkef sus
0fths diseasc. Tie ointment 10 known 10 Le W certain go
e~xpsihious in IL operation, NJ To effect 4 cure in sss Aopvss
application only. without any hazard &c taking evid, s tS
composition DIES MT contain the least I,sritlc III mercury, "
any other dangerous, hngrcd cut. II may he applied NM
perfect safety In tic state Of pregnancy, AMI oven to ehildnA
ii tho breast.
Fiee ,; E2 cents . toz-~il, ampls directiuEx.
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ran "A. charl..tsr css,ir.

Prom sAs CAoyisstss Csxrisr.
sr. Augustine BAR.-E<ronsous impressions
erist relative to the entrance TO the harbour Of 81
Ag-riise, rsriJs. ve--.,s drawing ~ nc~s thss
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CLEARED,

Dds Laurel, Sheldon, Savannah j L khodes
0chr Susan, Smith, Baltimore
aloop Venus, Child. New York
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pRy GuD,S AZ Accrpny. IA

DRy GaDlI- AZ Accrtny. .ii .,,sff
ON TUESDAY NEXT, Dsc. J0i, II Q ostsk, :. 90
OMes No. !. Market pqasss, ls 3 aonshsss6a n -
prUssA tnAsped nssss 'f a. -. =
yAt.UABLE inv.ics ~ Dry osssis esnstntnnp0
a bwadeLsin, hsnonss which nee bses, bss, ssvs -
sesl unxed black, blur, ala lgiyei Cassinsrcs; - 49,
Ssni"esst ~ ID ~tiannssj Ih*icyj vessse ts&ut
ssown shirinss wnh q ,arety a otres Coob, is 49,
ss"asy NeaAnss with HE ysrr. Ike ~
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PAW AZ AUCTION. 49,
- nd NJ pueg!c atsriinn, n shs Fjsss 0nuGE1
w Nesias Ror.s-.~ MONDAY, Ds. 90, ,sS1,a
10 oenck, New 40. T.. be - A
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L. II. PRADFORD'S
IST Of numbers drawn In tile Il. /. Consolidated Lotto
~, class 9th:
81 - 81 SO "a IL
Dec 81
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CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR'S.

uNDw z II. YUCNG's old csntlisheJ 0rese,y, triss
Ia and 81 w stots Is Mt the rfesrni limo ~ainndani, ssp
pied will, ci.scc Groceries, pure Old Wines and ffsss frsii-<
Is almost every dcscripthn.
7sas.-impcria, Byem, Young W. sen, Hyrnn SkisI
Pvuebons, ssvclnns, and Buises.
HJnes.-old Msdeir,, Sicily Madeira, Old Tene,iaS,
slsuy, Old Tcrt, ii.sa. Malaga, Caiahnia, and Cusfsu,.
Bodies Hines -Ciampaigne, CLifsi, f'ft. and Muse~t.
CSrxiais.-Ai kinds sni of excsi.cnt qualify.
E~rsiis-CitfuW, Bpncil and plain Museacl, ni~'n. SL-
,aua AMI Maaex Raisi,s, CvHaib and Figs, .nD~as. I'm
bens, Cssam Nuts, Sc
Also, = warn ~ nj sauces and Petis- ofthe eh"icsst Mind
from i.os,dcs,, VIZ: linfyeys lu,n Buns' aud kssdi.x
aaucs, Ee.si,eu NJ ~A,ehovir., Walnut Ecuiiup, and lsds
roy, Caulinhr~e ~, rieoiniy, Yesshis, uaa Oni.a Pck,ss--
Anchavies, 0hiyrs and Carer, Sweet Oh, I~aidou, Darbais
aud Anssrge1n Mustard, nlso, Cayenne and spices " ~
kisd<. ALSO,
Z koxss rshus Poland 5tarcl,
5000 Spanish reg,n, Of a gerry sspoisv 7nsisy.
200 fresh impaiea C,c,a Nus, rrr lie CSansss.
IS boxes prrr Lemons.
800 fesh sweet CrspsS.
~ tmsLcis rcarrts.
90 drums i~sh f,gL
20 burbeh North Miv1 5hslhs.sa .
rs Lusbsis Chernuis, Ss. As a. 100
Ne. ~, Market Square. XIV Mo d.
FOR GALE OR To L =
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FRENCH CURLS.

FRENCH CUkLS.
UU9r rrc-iyrd Ny the subsrit~s q Ne. q, ws&ss.
q sepA s>~ruent OF Fr~uds cafb, ~ Sesl Ph0f1NpNr
~ ~ra %~sshs,ss tinds go ssesaisd ~s res<r !
zlsss -s ~rsS ~ =, ;s,:, r:,;3s 9 90
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NEW GOODS.
at No. a, Market Square.
fuyHE subscribers would inform thsir eustoI.srs and the
III public, that they have received per tie last etsntn
Uoau, from New. FORK, uAsir fall supply Of Gods, ecn~kt-
NJ 81
Blue
Hack,
Groon, breade.hs
Oiivs, and
proWn,- CAelaoscA
Bt~si, and
Fancy mixed
or different prices ard Qualities
New and elegant Eestine'; Il gr"ni w, isiy Of Cotton and
Silk Cravuts and idkfs. entire new style. Cnnbisis he.
Cualinrs Of different kinds. Velycts. Rang up CORDS, aud
Ike. which will 10 sold at the Lowest market price, ior Cash
OF apprsrsd psper Z. Z. y 1. WELLS
sept ~
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DRY oooDs AT COST.

n CHAPMAN, Js.-Nc. ca. Wcsfsinasr ~ y
HVOStEvPLArtNu q change ~ ts bu.hnes. . NJ -
"a hs so~k Vt eu<, NlicicsAis az re,sn. Tbs ss<t
esRskss Of q gsd sssortnts,,t ~ st,pis aud .pney goDdss iatsR :
sslceted IN Ssw-f,sk and no~tcn, such ~ now md fshkSf
able paaid Silks; jt b blue hl,ek lta;lss LuSbins. bs<k ~ :
white Satin; ssin Levsnthncs; fiose.cs and Ir- de ksps
Silks; nsssIra, s,k, imitation, and cssbssrrc rhsvk; as~S
uaadserilsfs, q god vsdety, swtn MnsfinS, ~sos sry~ns
~ ~rsada, 6spssd mil sad bopk Mssiins; pisin naNnmp
~ 81 ktpds; Osnhretst Linens, 1acrs; nlhboast be-
iscs Wells, 81 bach and wiss Dohhluel lacs, very bsSl
npaia Isssrirgg Gnnshens; taicr~; pcp,hsssstss Pre-
~ fssSs; Csskars; nanks,g nra1slsk. Onsss4
vo6hpI 06vW, nsksy; Ne. ~. - -
o. ps< Islss' Me- Hsbh ctrh, ~.prHr vsNp
ptss sea. Nv nsh -
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A NEW DICTIONARY FOR SCHOOLS.
UouNsON's DICTIONARY, improved by Todd,
abridged Tor lhe uo &C schaols with ths additca Of
Walkers Pronunciation an abstract of his principles Of
EnEiis' pronunciation. with questions . y'snla,lnIy %
II Ameficansnn. Just received, nid ks ale by
a. 81, DECkwITH,
Deea 9. No. -, Markets.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
IpgW No. ioS, 10 the Cn.,ey.ai.l ch~pei. Aypiy's
DEC n LAkCiiAk h HArUN.
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NEW WAVERLEY.
serses-I'aies of n Grandfather bcing stories
- taken frm Scottish HAoiy. which bring down the hs
tory of that county ffum tile period when England and
scotland iecains subject Ia 0me king until That Of le union,
when they were finally united into ons kingdom. by Wal
Yer Scoa, Bart. Just p~ubislled. and for sae by
HCTCIlEN5 Il cory,
. DE ~ No. D., Market. street.
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THIS DAY.
ruylIE iesh elas vsIuUat Lottery will be dmwa N Bal
tsboso' this day.
MGIEsT PRIZE $4,000.
Bssides olSOo, e'00O, &c. &c.
Whole TiekeiA o.. and SHARES In proportion, fs as h
L. H. BRADFORD'S
Doc 81 Lucky Office, No. ! Canal street.
IL Orlers fs tickets FROM the country enclosing tkc cAs
or prize tickets tposs paid) p"'n'ptiy attended to.
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In such case, it was expected, the military
would declare Gen. Bolivar Dictator, and
force him to retain the command of the
country, with unlimited powers. AS the
military throughout the country were unan-
imously in favor of this measure, there
could be no serious opposition, and the
change in the Government would not only
be brought about without mitch bloodshed,
but would be acquiesccd in by most of the
people, as preferable TO the evils they have
suffered under the present deranged sys-
tem.-.N X Mercantile .1dUeltiSer.
CAPE HORN. Battle NTH the hldiGnS.-
The Stonington Telegraph of the 25th ult.
has received from Can't Nash, of the schr.
Superior, Just arrived from the Falkland
Islands, the particulars of an ARRAY with
the Indians at the Hermit Island, Cape
I Horn. These Indians are described asa
very thievish and savage people.
At the time of the atIray, Capt. Nash had
landed his crew, with the exception of three
men, on the island of Diego Ramires, for
the purpose of taking seals, while he pro-
ceeded with the vessel to the Hermit ISL
ands, and anchored at night in Cape Har-
Dor. In the morning, several Indians came
along side in canoes, four or five of whom
came on board, ami soon began to steal
some trifiing articles. On seeing this, Capt
Nash endeavored by peaceable means, to
induce them to desist. Finding peace
( able measures Of no avail, he drove
them from the vessel by force. The Indi-
4 ans then returned to the shore, at the same
time threatening vengeance. In the course
of an hour or two, seven canoes, each con
timing eight Indians, armed with bows and
arrows, spears, sings and stones, left the
shore, end approached to within about sc
j yards Of the schooner, when they placed
! themselves in line, with a chief in the
centre and on each wing, and prepared fol
battle. In the mean time, the people OF
board had armed themselves with muskets
and prepared to defend themselves. Affe1
. u silence of about five minutes, the chic
gave the signal, and the attack was com
: menced. Capt. Mash, and his men hegal
!; firing, and ten rounds were fired by eacl
man, before the assailants were repulsed
Fortunately, no injury was sustained by tn,
, vessel or crew, while Capt. Nash thinks h,
: must have killed 90 or 30 of the enemy
When the canoes landed, large body Q
Indians made their appearance, who ha'
been concealed near the shore The who'll
now formed themselves into two companies
and proceeded slowly up the hill from tn
water, without stopping to take care Q
their killed and wounded. Fearing tina
they might return with stronger force
: Capt Nash Immediately weighed ancho
e and left the harbor.