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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-07

fully applied to the objects contemplated
~ this act; the certificate whereof shall be
left with the General Treasurer, before
such town shall receive its proportion oi
the next distribution.
Sec. z. ind be Il further enacted, That
the said sum Of ten thousand dollars, an
nually 10 be paid over and distributed ac.
cording 10 the provisions Of this act, be
payable 10 the order Of the town treasured
Of each town, as aforesaid, on and after the
FIRST day Of June, in each year, commenc,
ing With the first day os June next.
Sec. (. .4Hd Be Il further enacted, That
Of the SUM now in the treasury there De ap-
propriated and set apart the sum Of five
thousand dollars, fer the commencement
and formation ofa permanent fund for the
support Of public schools; and for that pur-
pose the said sum Of 6ye thousand dollars
shall be Immediately or as soon as may be
invested by the General Treasurer-with
advice Of the Governor, by purchase or
subscription in the stock of some safe and
responsible bank TO which sum shall be
added and in like manner invested from
yeat to year, all the money that shall se-
crue as aforesaid from Lotteries and Auc-
tioneefs over and above said yearly sum
of ten thousand dollars mentioned in the
tirst section hereof; and all donations and
interest that may be made to said fund for
the purposes thereofthe and dividends
and interest that shall from time to time
accrue on said fund shall in like manner
be added thereto, and invested But
whenever in any year the amount received
as aforesaid from Lotteries and Auction.
GERS shall fall short Of said sum of ten thou
sand dollars annually to be distributed,
the dividends and interestonly of said fond
then accrued, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to supply such deficiency,
shall be added to said last named SUN and
paid over and distributed according 10 the
provisions.
Sec. g. .qld be Il firtfsr enacted, Tha;
whenever in any year the money paid into
;he treasury from tha sources provided in
this act, shall fall short of said sum of ten
thousand dollars, the deficiency for said
year shall be made good from any money
IN the treasury not otherwise appropriat
ed. True Copy, witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec,ry.
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Thomas Stacey, Jr.

Having just returned from .Ntie-York ana
Albany,
OFFERS FOR SALE
The following articles, at his store in
Thames. Street, opposite the Office of
the Rhode Island Republican.
Butter, cheese, lard, pork,
-four, r,corn, rye, buck wheat, New.
town pippins, and Spitzenburg
apples, by the bbl. or bushel,
cider, and Albany ale, shag
barks, by the bbl. or bushel,
chesnuts, dryed peaches, a ve-
ry choice article; dryed apples,
dryed beef, white beans /; hay
seed, by the bbl. or bushel, with
a great many articles too ted
ious to mention.
The above together with every other ar
tcle, generally called for at Grocery, are
now ready for sale as low as can be bought
at any other store in town Of the same
quality.
Newport, Dec. 81, 1877.
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100000 CoMNos Bricks.

Thesc bricks must be cast in noulb ofs,ch
size as 10 average, when thoroughly burned,
{ inches by inches ~ - inckes
They must be Of the best quality of sler.
chaniable bricks-th0 proportion Of salmon on
pale bricks, must rot exceed one eighth ofthe
whole; and no soft or very pale bricks will be
received. proportion Of arch bricks mrst
not exceed one eighth of the whole; Snd none
ofthese, that are nuchwarped, Will be reeeiy.
cd The proportion or broken bricks must
not exceed two per cent.
AZ least ~, 200 90 be delivered by tie 18th
OF May, lS25, and the remainder in the course
Of the summer and autumn Of the same year,
at such periods as may best suit the conyen
fence of the contractor--proyided, there is al
ways on hand the supply requisite for the pro.
gress Of the work.
Before forming the contract a fair sample
will be required 10 bs deposited IN The Engi
neer Office at Fort Adams; which, should i,
prove satisfactory, viii govern in the inspee.
ton OF the several deliveries.
Payments will be made, ifrequired, on each
cargo duly inspected and received. All com.
munications touching this subject, TO be direc-
ted 20 1t Col JosEPH G.. ToIrES, us Engs.
Newport, Il. |.
Fort Adams, Dec. 10, lS27. fowl
~ The publishers fthe Newport Mercury,
fall River Monitor, Taunloa and New Bed.
ford papers, will please publish tho Above for
& weeks.
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R. \. UNION BANK.

A Ta meeting Of the Stockholders OF
n the Rhode Island Union Bank held
at their Banking house, vn Tuesday, Jan.
lst, 1893, the following named persons,
were unanimously elected Directors for
the year ensuing -
Chriytopher g. Cadmpiin, Chrstopher
Fotsler, Stephen r. .No1hom, Jonathan
Boren, John p. Mann, George Engs, Rob
CIT Il. Lee.
Alta meeting OF the directors on the
same day CHRIsTopHEa g. CHAsPLIs,
Esq. was unanimously re. elected Presiden,
Of said Bank for the ensuing year.
N. G. BOSS, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. To-
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Has just receired on Consignment, und
uiu sell The .folio'cing GOODS pery iotc
for Cash or short credit:
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

Printers Of the Laws Of the United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite MIR. Townsends Coffee House,
And South corner Of Pelham-street.
(Entrance Pelham -street.)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of Advertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
UAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UNo paper discontinued until arrcsrages
are paid.
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AN ADDRESS OF
HENRY CLAY,

To fhf Pubic: containing ctrtain tesiime.
n,ols IN ref,siahoa Of !he Chd'Yss
against him, made
DY GEN. ANDREW JACKSON;
Touching the late Presidential EleC ton
ADDRESS, &c.
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WOOL CARDING,

Also, continued ~ usual, a the customary
prices. SAMUEL CLAtkE.
pArticles intended 10 DO sent 70 the Fac.
tory. may se left with Dob Sherman, New.
port: Sanford Amy, Litils-Comp,on; Pelee
Cory, T5Tsrtss; sr Jsrssasah Gii'ort Bristol
Ferry, Aug. ~, ie:se,
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DROPoSAI.S will be received until the
Il 10th day of February next, for the supply
at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. |. of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-07
Indigo Blue Dycing.

TIME subscribes having commeDced the
Il INDIGO BLUE OYLyN6, at
his Establishment in Portsmouth, has every
convenience 10 color ard finish WOOL
LEN GOODS, ofeysry description in
superior style, which viii IN hiturc be done
with dispaish and on reasonable terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
From the Democratic Press.

I, will be srcn that the infhx of our COT
TON GOODS into the British Colonies is
complained Of; and il asserted that cotton
goods Of a better quality, and at less price can
be imported from Great Britain. The truth
IS tha,.ne other goods equal to those manufac
tured in The United States can be had any
where else. They are at fist cost somewhat
dearer than the English, but they are SO much
more du able that in The end, they are much
cAeaper than the British goods. WeNse more
cotton and less sizing and filling, in our manu-
features than The British. This is well known
il all their American colonies, in the West
India Islands, and in South Amerca The
consequence is, we are driving out Of those
markets all British Cotton goods Of such quail
tiles IS we manufacture. Nothing but the
long credits they give, enable them e keep any
portion Of those markets. We should soon 10
the same as to Wooi'ens, if Congress would but
do its duty, and afford them that protection
which is given to cotton, and which in a few
years has brough, it to such perfection as TO
sure the whole Of the home market, and to
supply il with better goods and at ch.a er
rate than i, evei was before supplied We mar
eel at IT, obsIinacy Of some OF our Sogthcrn
Politician II they were not wilfully blind
they could not but see that the home marke {
would bs % them in few years Infinitely SUI
perior TO the foreign. flour cotton manufac.
lures had been established before the war OF
1912, the cotton of the south would have found
most valuable maikel in The middle and cas-
tern states, and our citizens and soldiers would
have been mere comfortably clad for half the
money then expended The home market is
every where he mosi valuable and desirable.
No pains should be spared to secure 1t. 1t is
the wisest aud the best policy.-No govern
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
THE BATTLE OF NAVARIN.

Curious Coincidence. 1t has been already no.
,iced ,ha, the famous battle Of Salamls was
Tough, on The same day Of the month that the
recent defeat cf the Turks was achieved by the
Allies. The coincidence, however, is far more
Striking than many imagine On the 2o,h OF
October, 40 years before the Christian Era,
Themisloeles, with only $50 ships, defeated,
and nearly destroyed, the iler, Of Xerxes, cons
sis,ing OF 1000 sail Of vessels Our readers
will have read that Xerxes invaded the terrific
RES and The liberties of Greece, and paid the
price Of his temerity by the destruction Of 200
Of his ships, besides many which were taken
with their stores and dmmunitIun. The COIN
ciicnce is the more singular, inasmuch as the
combined fleets Of England, France and Rus,
STA, defeated the Turkish navy, in the same
quarter. in de'cnce Of he same objects, on the
same day Of the month, and nearly under the
same circumstances. although at a distance OF
two thousand three hundred and seven years
from the period al which the liberties o. Greece
we're preserved by Tbemis,ocles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
More fresh Dry Goods,

u yI.E& DAWSON, have received by the last orr
N. walls from New York, an additions! supply Of N4
pie and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF the II,
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
Superhne steel mixed and olive do
Eue cassmeres md pelisse cloths
Crimson morecns
, cases ladies' boIivsrs
! 10 white merino long shawls
| do scarlet do do do
: do square shawls assorted colours
bales Sd brown shirfng
; do rs do do
Blue, black grosd nap extra quality
Coloured do do
tlorences assorted colours
Satins do do
l case lawns some extra fine
l do apron checks do do
81 blk and white bobinett lace
A large assortment Of gimp's and piping cords
a. and 81 checked muslins, beautiful gooGs
a. and Ga null musIins, extra fine
A large assortment of swiss muslin capes and col!
lars, needle work
Foundation muslins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buckskin very superior
Blk bobinett lace wells, large size and eegan
rich borders.
Together with their former stock, enables thtmtg
offer almost every article in their line of the ates, ill.,
poItations. Purchasers invited TO call and exam
Inc before they purchase else here they viii! find
to their advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
Number, lime, &c

TIME subscribers having commenced the Lur5t-
l. business on Union, between " olfe and Duke St.
under the firm Of JNO BRYAN e 10. beg lca,t
most respectfully, 80 inform their friends and The pu5
lie, that they have now hand, anu intend keeping,
general assortment Of ali kinds Of building mate:
ais o: the best quality, viz.
10000 feet A, and 81 Susquehannah plank
pannel, common and cuttings
100000 feet and Sd Easteni.sLeIl board,
$1,000 do 81 flooring boards
5000 do joist and scantling
10000 Nor,h.Caroiina bunch shingles
10000 plastering laths
$50 caska fresh rhonaston lime, in exeells'.
order
With quantity of oak plank and lin ,r. locu't. :
cedar posts, sc. &c all OF which will b. SOLD 3; tie
most reduced prices for cash
JOHN BRYAN
Jan Saw ~ ROBT ~ HUNTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14

ment does its duty thai does not sezc the ca.
lest occasion to secure II TO its citizens. VIVA,
has il not done for our AgricutuIe-wha, e.
cur Ship, building, & for every business Which
has been properly protected!
Buck Roek HGr5or.-Gov. Clinton in L., l,.,
message, saws that the obstruction at he WeY
ern extremity Of the Erie canal Can be effec,v.
ally remedied, only by reinstating he orisina.
d esign.-A writer in the Albany { aily AG,e,.
tiser says tha, during the naviestle S, ason q
s27, but ore vessel arrived at or cleared for
Black Rock with cargo, NOTWITHSTANDING
the expenditure Of 100000 in the conslluc.
ton of The basin, or in consequence Of The.
work; and that II is 4 mere obstruction Z: ..
navigation acd must be abandoned.
The Raleigh Star contains the Official Re-.
por, 10 the Legislature Of North Caroiina, g
me state Of the State Bank and Cape FEAR, j,
November last, and Of the Newhern Bank Or
the so.h June and 3lst Dec 1927. The Sq,
Bank i. declared TO be Gas safe aud as Sound .,
,nv other iustitu,i ms of the kind !" while thu.
OF Ns,o5ern and Cape Fear "a, this time hsr,
mvre means to NEE their engagements, and.
smaller debt to pay than they had az he tin.
Of their report to the Legislature at the precs
dire session." and "fewer notes in circulate,
Than at any other period recoIlvct"d"
Norfolk Beocoa.
A line Of Packets between New York a.
Hamburg is about TO be established The al.
vantages arising from regular cOmmuricat,5r
wish the 4rca, seaports Of Europe, and else
where have been so Thoroughly tested he ,'s
experience Of the New Workers, that ,kev az
constantly extending the system. The COVE
nicnces Afforded to travellers, although grc.,l,
inconsiderah!s, when Compared with the i'm,
mensc faciiSes prescH'c,! 70 trade by thus open.
ing regular channel through which it may
p SIS without those delays which ordinarily oc,
car, in the arrival and departure Of ships he.
under Dacke, resuia lions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
st. Domingo Mahogany
Handling this Morning

ERoM the Baltimore packet, and for sale by :;
l. subscriber at ms Auction and Commission 81
OH Janney's wharf, by the package or piece,
The .foUoicing desirable GoodS, ui=:--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14
Ohio Butter.
Ian 10

IN Kegs Ohio Butter, OF good quality, just rece,,a
JOand for sale by
jan 10 Lindsay, HILL & On.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14

Also, further supply Of Bridpor,
Mad and Herring Seine Iici@e. ,.
Dealers in such goods informed that thsy v
DE disposed Of at very reasonable prices ard o. u.
raj credits.
sroHE,
5 bales blue and " hite stripes
A variety Of other dry goods
ALso-Drab and black wool hats, ehesp rar d.
Stoves OF various sizes, secretary and book case
A large counting house desk
New and second hand chairs. upper and sole 'ea''
Refined sugars, bedsteads Of various qualities
Shoes, mems and womens, Malaga wine &.
Jamaica rum, quantity os oars, canister blacking
dee 14-2aw-f GEORGE JOHNSON
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By the Western M all,

Arn New York, on Sunday. ship Brighton,
Seabor; from London.
Ship Crawford. Hyatt. from Msssins, Jan 26th,
and Gibraltar, March 81. Le6 at M. q Salem
brig from Leghorn disc-the only An. The c. was
in CO of the Rock with IS sail Of square rgged ves-
sells from up tho Straits all bound out. March 4,h,
Ii. the Straits passed ship Anne, Gonsolve Of Bristol
from Barcelona, for Havana.
Also arr brigs Hercules, Stevens, from Marseilles;
Swftsurs, Atwood. Gibraltar; Catherine. Hill, from
Rochelle, via New London; Robt Read, Mauran,
New Orleans; Gov Fenner. Blanchard, Savannah;
sloops Eliza Ann, Potter, Providence; b Jones,
Peckham, Newport.
Cid brig Benz Rugglss. Phillips, Of Newport, for
New Orleans, sloop Albany, Vars. Newburyport.
Cid at New Orleans, l7th ult brig Criterion, Tay-
lor, for Havana; Ann Celia, Perry, for Savannah;
Janus, Paine, Havana
Arr At Nswbern Sd, schrs James Sterling, Willis,
from Guadaeupe; Hampton, King, 81 CroiI.
Tho schr Enterprise, Fullerton, Of Wiscassett, fr
81 Cro,x, was totally lost with her cargo, on tho
10th Jan on Tobasco Bar-crew saved.
A duty Of 10 per cent was to be laid on oil kinds
, Of American produce, at Tobasco, from the LIST Of
April. Markets dull for all kinds Of American pro-
duce'
The brig Globe, Macy. hence. was passed going
into Havana, 18th ut.
Al Havana, 30th ult ships Elbe ,stanhope. Of New
port, loading; Ros6r Williams. Mosher. Of Bristol,
for Barcelona, loading; bs,gs Miles StandIsn, Talbot
for this port, unc; Mary. Maxwell, hcm Charleston,
d,so, D6phyr, Barton, Warren, dsj sampson. Pur.
kis, ,Sr this port loading; Mary, Northam, Of Now.
pert, for New York, 10 Dc.
Cid at PhilsdeIpha, lssh. schr Domestic, Hall,for
thia poYt.
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GREAT BARGAINS!!

a r No. 80 and 80 Chrapsdc. Tic SIDES of the valuails
IN stick ot Dry Goods, lately beruging 10 Mr. Gcorgc
W. Gaddiny, anulnting 10 Thirty thousand Dolgs,
consisting ri many desirable articles adopted Ia the Spring
trade VIII be continued IL wosgc and retail, for lew
dNs lnngrr. 4 rifr chancC Ojr> fT manufacturers,
keepers aud inlss gy cnselyes, NJ tie tti
reduced prices, every aicc y m ned NJ cod or e than
cost. THOMAS VI RHE~S,
Attorney im hsfiguccs.
". y. An prrnns indebted ~ the eSiie of GeVrge w.
Gllddrg are rc.'cl {, cal and p,y the without fur
ther nhoc, a Tie .aie store oi y. w. Gadling.
march rs
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JOHN C.. HARDENBERGH,
MIR, s. DUNUAM.

I'D ESPECTFuLLN inform, the Young Ladic. aud Gen
M ticmen of Providence, that hc will commence ntw
Quarter in the Science OF fashionable Dancing, S,ud,y
o'clock, T. II. the 2ih inst, at So per quitc aud ocits
ronnuaon o the very liberal patronage received from the
same.
~ u. Those wishing uhcrihc will please call At the
Washington Hotel, where the subsci gtion will he LETT.
Aptil 70
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&MTARINH LIST 2

Full ses-This Day, Oh SIN. THURSDAY. leh 4sm
-FTiday, lIh sSm.
rYsis,saetax give, hxh Nswpo
aAtax the ,ime hsh vaisr ~ Boston
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ROLLES & PRICE.

STONE CuirERS AND SCuLPfORS,
III Ae stand Formerly occupied Eraskin Cooley, Pesks
Hkarr
AVE now hand and e.tr for sale on the most ao
u = cninmniaiing terms.
5000 feel of American, Italian and Egyptian Marble fcS
aveSthit~, Mo'n'nr"s, fh'mney-pie,cs &c &c.
so feet OF wrought Guincy Slate Crave stones.
30 TINS Free Slunc, fct building work,
do soap son", "a. fire places, dresser rollers, &c.
800 iee' o. Fling stone for side walks,
1000 do CuIb Tor side walks, gardens door and cellar
steps, Sc
1hey intend keeping constantly on hand, complete
soinent Of stock, 1r all variety Of work usually called
im IN lclr line ~ bus ~ uders will be executed with
neaness aud despatch.
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PORTSMOUTH, April II. Sailed Elizabeth

PORTSMOUTH, April IL. Sailed Elizabeth,
Lane, South Amer,ea.
NEwBURYPORT. April 10. Arr brig J~hi,
lee, Chase, from Cayenne.
HATH. April Z. Sailed brig EmsliSs. Goodwin.
,Nsrtiuiqus; schr Relief, Providence.
PORTLAND, April II. Arr bsgs Albion, from
uIavana; Hayti. Gray, Providsnes; Msry, Merrill,
Havana; barqus Argo, Jordan, Matanzss.
Cid briss Rodney, Lewis. Cubs; Bud, Pope. St
Bsrts snda market.
BOSTON. Apra II. Ar, br'ss George. West.
,co,,, from Havana; Jaae. Foster, sur,nsm.
Cid briss Cberub, Rich, Malta aad a martct;-
Chalcedony, King, New Orleans; Fame, Young,
do.
18th arr brig. Bourne, Craze. from St CroiI;--
Rambler, Corey, Gssoa and G'bsahar; Helen. st
Cro,,; Phsbe, CeGn. Hassss; scbr George, Wat
son, Pcin, Petre.
18Th arr byigs Susan and Jsss, Fulton, from 81
.Barts, viIliam, Atwood, savaasah.
14th arr brirs Atlas, Adams, from Charlsstonj-
Frances Sophia, Curtis, Trinity; George Henry,
wsles, Hslifar.
EEW YORK, April n. Arr orfo'd, Primes, f.
savssnah; Felei,s. Lorelo, Palnero; Pilot, Jones'
Wales; Fornas, Dodge. Porto Rico; Coral. Bukley,
'Ch.,Ies,os, aiiaa. Piis, dos Csvss'srs Son, 81
JsSs.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

SAIUhOAns Aprul lS.
brig Rising States. Greene. from Omo., 10Th Of
MaIck, with indigo, mahogany, &c. to Richardson
II Whitaker, Riley and others. Len. schooner
Enterprise, to sail 10 days for Boston Cumberland,
sor Philsd, 20 days; French brig Feecie, for Ha-
vans, few days: Colombian brig Juan'o, for Car'ha-
Schooner Sally Ann. West, from Augusta, with
Lumber.
Schooner Hope 4 Phebe, Harding, from saeo.
Schooner Sally, Kelley. from saco.
Schooner Hopes Lady. Small. from Ksnnsbec,
with lumber.
Schooner Marcia, Mirch, from ssco.
Schooner Clsrissa. from Augusta, Me.
Sloop Charles, Clifford. from Norfolk, days from
che Capes, with corn, to Crawford Allen. Saw in
shs Roads, two Baltimore schoOness, bound to this
sioop New York. Allen, from Fairfield, with
grain.
Sloop Reformation. Walden, from Newport.
Sleop Aurora, Brighaman, from WeaPsst.
Steam Boz; Conascticut, Bunker, fom Now
Yssk.
Shin Con Hsmilon, Psarce, from Boston.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker. from Boston, with
Schrs Lucy Ann, from saco Relief, Baxter, e
Bath Superior, from Ellsworth.
sshr' 'Dimond, CARTS, from Plymouth, c and
days ro,n the Dxr, with corn 10 z Rathbone. -
Left 4,h inst schr Charles, Tldsn. Of Scituae, for
t.is port, next day. Spoke i0,h. lat 80. schos.er
Mas, t;nrtis, from Boston for North Cssolina-had
sprung her fore and main boom.
Schr J abez, Westco,t, from Cas,ins.
Schr Lucy, Baker, from Saco.
Sloop- Thomas. Pease, days from Wilmington,
with lumber, rice. slaves and cotton, to Thomas
L,ppmt, Slater, Wsrdwell & Co. Dyers + Manion.
Left 4th inst brig Tonune, loading for New York;
schr La Bruce, for New Bedford, 2 or 8 days An
Eastern schr l,aded with tar, Tor 'ston, sailed I'd,
but attempting To put back, a hore on the Bar
and bllged. Spoke. 9th INST schr Only Son, from
Wilmington, for Boston. Tho 7. lay to- So hours in
. heavy gale, from N w. II the N Of Hatteras. dur
ing which had the jib washed away.
u L sioop Mary, Gardner, New York, and 50
hours to Newport, with iron, WOOL TIN plate, cott"n,
crates aud oil sroi, to y Allen, Dyers and Mantou,
~ ater, wnrd%sii 4 Co. N H,stings, J Batch. J..
and .,hers.
-f Sloop I'woif, Baker, from Path.
Sioop Hudson. A,mv, from Tivs'son.
Sloop William, Shubbrck. from Sandwich.
Sloop Eeisey, Phinney, from Sandwich.
Sioop Narragaosett, Vi'iiaa.s, Taunton.
sssD AGs ss'Ss o% a% 1,:;s s.r Bedford
9th oil and candles.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, from Taunton.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
sseam boat Washington. Coms,ock. from New
York.
Sloop Charles, from Sandwich.
MONDAY, April II.
Schr Eclipse. from Norfolk, with corn to Gsoses
S R.thbone.
sioop Transit, Blvin, from Pawcatuek.
Sioop Sea- Flower, Bart. from Taunton.
sioop Ranger, Corey, from Tvsr,on.
Sloop Mount Msrsh, Martin, from Warren.
CLEARED.
sloop Eloisa, Cooke. Albany.
Sloop Charles, Spelmsn, Albany.
Sloop Aionzo, Child, New York.
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