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BRIGADE ORDERS.

HEAD QUARTERS, I'd Brigade Rhode Island Militia, +,
At liuuivile, 5lh OF August 1928.
Hdor RHODES G. Allen Brigafc Inspector ID Brigade
g. iR-Pursuant TO the law requiring the Militia of this
- State meet in the month of september, in every year.
by regiment battalion, for the purpose of training dsc
pning and improving in martial exercises the Bgadier
General of the Second Brigade directs that the several eg
composing said Brigade, meet the following days
w.
The thirteenth Regiment commanded by Col. Stephen r.
Davis, the :2d September, 1928.
Seventh ditto, Col. George Walker the 23d September
1923.
Fourteenth ditto, Col Sheldon Knight on the Gath septem-
bcr 1928.
Second ditto, Col. Amon D. Hodges, the a5th sertom
her, 10 8.
Fifteenth dito Col Pacmon Wacolt, the Goth scptem
ber, 1873.
Sixth ditto Col George b. Passemore, the 9Th septcm
ben, 1923.
Twelfth ditto, Col. George Smith, I'd, the Goth septem
her, l623.
You hcrby directed, withon, delay issue Orders
said Colones respectively, to have their Regiments a tie
Parade Grounds, 10 be by them sevey appointed those
days respectively, at early hour, armed and equipped as
the law directs.
By order Of JLrnRo LAPHAM, Brigader Gen. d. Brigade
Aug. %. RHODES &. ALLEN, Inspector.
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The Postmaster General lay expedite the Mail. and alter
the times for departure during the con-
o hc contract, he paving an acqu
fog any extra exuef,s thg may be occaoied thereby
Seven .9ii be allowed Tor opening and closing
tn Miil al Office, whore particular lime is specified.
9. For every ieeH minute, delay, arriving after limo
prtsched W any cur,ct the contractor ha forfeit FIVE dol
irs; and E- dfly unl the dciai pend.
hy uu, Wleirfy tip lost i!s,ife Of double tho
amount allowed for clryn, the nail trip, shah be
rcd, un,' ..li be appear ill Tie lay occa
ioarJ by rna,tlbc ciieut; IN which the amount of
pay o trr viii og oicitcd lh.sc oiri',s, il will he
ubctte ira except the failure Of trim
uutyoi b.t acciip the pen,, uI cturcd thc pay
for Que Zip That c.nI1n is Ills sum, he olcr
/. r,,so - .s r,,. ,.s iue.t,i g. ..l,c their pr
e., =, . ,,. IIy a ..f.,art receive ,hc,r pay
q"ntt'i.-iH 'hc m'..s n' hs7 hs4,, November ,nd
tyD.o, uHr n''iI fle ,,l lir % each quoucf.
AIRY Uc
Il. whore he IT. po aI iri.al tn convey the mil in he
body o:a stage csa, .o Is defined 10 slate il, hi, propo-
al; naI .ie silr, uniess Otherwise
' Nprc,sr ], TO a.,umuyl. .a .e,t.i p,sseogpl~
7. Every propose. my oder In ns bid make any improve
meet H. s llrtal,rn If the t ilpl de terms invited
cuher c nlc ot ;gJnlurtng II, speed required 81
the frequency Of ,e uis per weekwhch snail due
! cou.il..a.iui.
The numhc, o. TIE ros route hai he stated in every hid
ana tte propo,i tnut ID. scaled ami directed 10 the tepcrai
Pot once, and .r,ed prop,al,rs ot seation must
be given the eudorsonueni as 1t in~nIed 10 b,ak the
seal Of 80? prop Jai un the time eceisia, bis sha have
cNp.oJ.
g. The Postmaster General reserves to hmsc'fhc right Of
dec an, contract a, m o, v never one failure han.
( peas which amaun., To ,te los. Of am
o. I'll tiancc, stated such hsve been communicated
i. ofrc snd some of m mn, b, Incorrect; on this ,uS-
iec the contractor ua n.,rn h cl ,he Department, will
no, be a''we'abe for any mistake.
H. Ia every 90. ~a,lo ,e aail is transported in stages,
AMI e pc.eIt contractor s1 be undcrb aud the under.
blcr s not have . s,e pronr,t, a. may he NECESSARY
FOR he performance OF he con;,c he shall be required 10
purchc the present cuut.cu, rea-onabe valuation
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CLEARED,

Brig Decatur, Manchester, Norf1lk-S s. A B Ar
mold .
Brig Miller, Billings, Philadelp lphia-Master
Sloop Charles, Speman, Albany
Sloop Eliza Ann, Potter. New York
u sloop Ann. Manchester, New York
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LADY CAPRlNCT0N,

nor FiUI I'F IUND
FEilE Canal Packet LADY CAEEITGTON. Can't.
v Read, VIII leave Tie MA Dam, every fair day, ii
O'Clock, T. n. Gunla}s cXcepri,) Tor olon Grove, and
Scots POI d. Pa--'.o up 1ud back, 80 cents
y. Il. Select parties c1a De- accommodated ~ apyy. u
Capt. Reed cn b5aj, orto George q. Clark, 40 ~ Chez
side. ,g,y .S '
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SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG person, who writes fair hlId, ani under
"A Stands Book keepag, by double entry, wishes 10 PRO
cure stua"n n some Mercantile ur Iauiaclung Esiab-
ls'nieGt Gasal reference, c.in be gwen
lire addrsss ri 10 J. l.. and eit he Office of the Lit
emry Caa',, win ve Immediately atieue TO.
AuCt,st
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at Court Of PROBATE koiden tiia I'd for the Tom Of
ProcifeneG, on the teth day Of .aagaSt, n. -. 1873
Am Application of BETsEY ANGEL, widow of .ehe-
~ miah Angel, late jc"efse,i for Iccrs of AdmInisa
ton the Estate of said deceari; n IS 0rdrrpd fht the
consideration thereof be referred To Moa ay the s' day ot
September next, at O'clock T. NJ. and n previous Ice
he given (by publishing uis order three several times IN
the Literary Cadet To ai persons Interested, 10 appear at
that that time and be heard.
true COPY; Witness,
Angus, -. NATHAN W. JACKSON, Clerk.
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ENR GNI.I

= HOUSE LOT, tuty feet front, ml rnriy-'iye feet
"a deep, pie sanity s.uiitl oa rnr street, OPP site TIE
rur-sifeel academy. Form urllrs. enquire 40 t' once
or OF the suhscuhc In rear ofUb and Js, Erld street
August 4. - ". /. NpHHlS.
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w AMI TED.

q YOUNG MAN, from n 10 20 years Of age t. alten
m in Shoe Store. Nope need apply, except ie cL
come wei. recommended. Apply at this Office.
August li
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NEWPORT Aug IS. Cid brig Union, Burough.

A decked sloop, with sails &c. abou, tons bur
then, having "Victory, Of Darien" painted on her
stsrn, was aiken up Of the entrance Of our harbour
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INSTRUCTION OF THE F3ENCN LANGUAGE.
Nn VALUE, for many years teacher Of iie seach
~ l1nEnaIc ~ New l',ven, p"pseS should sil,c.
lent ENCOURAGEMENT be oacd, pt..i-h IN dis town per-
hineni fraA School III Which Tupi!s VIII eau only
10 READ aha TRANSLATE Vl2 lfIEirr3 but SPEAK It.
Mr. " proposes a. meet thoss u MS pipts WI nas desire
IL once week. Of the Iurlse CD FRENcd coSyERsArIoS
Mr.. Value 's permitted tp rc@r E'I Gh.'tv Presided
Naylnt, Wan Sra,-r, .Sl. ndl to ths pal, uI Tie
lii-l school rIe ,u,s, l,a pt'tt a.y .-e seen at
DctkWia's Book store, : il,kr.sicct August 3.
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BY MARTIN sTODDARD.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

vNyHE sub'crber by authority Of the las, WIN and Tes
d taneg, OF CySTHiA You've, decreased. will Offer fos
sae, al Public Auction, SATURDAY August 80 nj ~
oeock, 81 her Re t.i c, with dwelling house tefeon
siiualei the b side Of Field street, (Eddys Pt
The sale Vii Do postponed unless the day should be
stormy John ANDREWS Executor
Ju'y ~
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NOTICE.

fHNHR drawing Of the Grand STATE Lottery, class No.
n will take place in Ills town, on Monday, septembe
S and not on Saturday, the cI is was originally intend
ed. ). * NJ. ALLEN s. co.
August 90. Agents Tor tie Managers,
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COOPER'S NEW WORK

% -OrtONS &c flic Aulrfcins: picked up by Trav>
~ elliIg Bacaelor, M 1yo vounrS-just reesived,
fr sale by HUTCIIENs Il CORY,
August 20. No. I, Market sired.
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WERSTER,S DICTIONARY.

NNILL be published about The close Of the present year.
w "An Amcrican Dictionary of TIE English Ian
guage"-By Moan Webster, H. l.. u.
This work will b. printed ne linen paper, in two vol
umes qliarto, and anrded 10 subscriber n trcpfy doars
in boards with cloth backs. No plins VIII b. spared to
make superior specimen Of Anerican ,y,ogaphy. Sub
scrplions received by HUTCBENS CORY,
M. |, Nn,lcl-,irtct.
N. B. The public particularly reminded, TINT the Oh
jcct of obtaining subscribers for this work. y not ln the p
poe Of making few subscribers pay lie whole expense Of
publishing heavy edition; bat tn contrary Tire edition
Is completed to satisfy the demands which may exist IN the
United States. Agents distinctly appointed in each
State, 10 whom special number Of copies appropriated
10 satisfy the dcnand Of their states August -.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
ggTADLI ggyT for Sunday nUIcnNs lsrci s't:f2I coST '''
August -. No 1, Market sircet.
MASONIC CHART,
PcY Jeremy IT, Cross. Also, Tic Tcmpnr's Chart-for
be sale by uUTClIENS CORY,
August % No I, harkct,strcct.
"a iLiTIAMAN'3 focket Compln1n-for sale by
I'VE HUTCHINS h CORY,
August % SO. !, Market street.
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frThc BIT l'g viii state such improvements present
ihehsolve' TO hun " na ,ge, viii he porct ior him
'y o Ee should Gsiaet Nv sao he nunlcf OF the rouie
and not only th numbci bu, III, hgunns aud end oi H. lie
should ln clearly state hS fcdcnce % he Sae aud ToSn
IN winch ne h,cs " h he not contraction, he must sees
parry IN bids by suiiiheI ecomncndllionl
August ;. IawIgw.
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BOARDING

ETRS BAKER, nt lcr h.u-c i1 Power S'fcct. cin &C
lVs commodaic or 5GCni'cmcr, or two Gcrtcmen and
heir wives with gouittl board. August ~
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REMOVAL.

vEviE SUBSCRIBE hls removed the store lately occupied
by Cap. John VI. Nn,rs, un Canal street, where h,
keeps constantly hand, g. ngr assmtnoni OF genuine
GIoccrics aud Gfan. HENRY NJ SESSIONS.
Aurf. G.
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JoHN ArLEAS.
Postmaster General
SiHi VII convey N, Meil on Post Route No. viz
hoa - TO o----, for the yearly coapcn.aon Of -
uoillrs.
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SOFT COTTON WASTE.

HDETWGEN : and { ions uc soil Cotton Waste, wei
D adapted for Cotton LVUs and Nlliag, for SHE law
for cash or approved c:eiit, b. III fGGANS * GDAf,
Aurus 20 tw No. Mnfhr' 81
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MOTT ON INTEMpERANCE

NUTT ON NTNTEMPEKANIE,
A APPEAL 10 the temperate, ON tlc ri,e Of Tatcmpc-
"A rance, in three parsy S,muel No, Jr For .pie by
HUrCIIENS CORY,
Augu. 10 No. I, MMket-.,rec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-16
From the Old Dominion.
TO THE ADVENTURE.

At all times, aud in all ages, it has been the
disposition of man, while sojourner in this
world, 10 accumulate wealth. AS an evidence
of this, you may not only turn your attention 10
his busy community, but to your deceased
fathers, whose lives have been diligently enga-
ged in pursuit of the same. Your necessities
and wants are such, that they require, not on
" all your vigilance and sxer,ions, but all your
economical calculations to obtain tina! compe-
tencv, which is calculated 10 make you, when
advanced in age, happy, but enable you to bes
tow on your offspring, advantages, which will
not only render them worthy associates Tor so.
ciely, but prepare and make them I'll pilots 10
guide and direct lhose, who have not had the
advantage, and of which some uncomfortable
cireu carce ma, have deprived them. II is
probable, that many of your young acquaint-
ances, and, may add, many OF more adya"-
ced age, at this lime, occupy ordinary stations
in life who are receiving barely wages or IN:
come sufficient 10 enable them to live, and to
square the yards at the years end, who might,
were they to examine and look out for them
scke>, find a country, in which not only their
incomes might be enlarged, but their haPPI.
ness encredsed
There are great many snail planters in this
and other sia'es, who work from hive to len
hands who can barely, from their income, give
an ordinary support 10 themselves and fam
lilies; MOI are they enabled 10 give their chill
dren that educ alton, which God and man re-
quire al their hands; who are busily and Indus
,riously employed in planting, sowing Il work
ing poor lands, which gradually and hnally des'
,roys the industrious, as well as the more IN
dolenr, leaving themselves not only poor, but
dependent on relations; without one cent which
they Can call their own, or even an occupation
by which they Can gain living. Planters thus
situated, by removing to 'FIorida, can not only
obtain rich lands to work, that have soil from
one TO three feet deep, and which can now be
had at from Eve to seven dollars the acre, and
less soil, which is superior to ours, at from
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$50 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on THURSDAY, u
le27th December, yellow man named BILLY ar az.
an The said negro is "a years Of age, about rec.
or inches high, aeshy full face and very brs',
conplexon bis left leg, (occasioned by fever sore
is very stiff and lame. Had on when he went away!
white domestic roundabout, grey pantaloons, and
half worn fur hat. The said negro went from hisis
to the city of Washington the 18th January to o0h
for situation to drive hack.
lie had no permission, neither from his master o.
myseIfto leave the plantation.
Ten dollars will be given If tax en- in Fairfax county!
and the above reward, # taken in the District OF %
lumbia, and secu ed in jail and all reasonable exPsiF
es paid if brought home.
Wv. swARTwouT.
BY order of C. Calvert Stuart, Chantlly, near fM
fax Court House. Va janh
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miles 10 the head Of tide wafer, with the .,
ception Of a quarter of mile, obstrueted bv
he'd Of rotten lime stone, ahe'e there is ,,,
from three 10 four fee, wa 'er; which can be p,
moved at very little expensr, and at Will
place Magnolia is situated, "herr here !,
from 6 to 7 feet water; continuing TO Fou.c.
Marks, eight miles, where there Is from no
feet. and from ST. Marks TO the Spanish Hol.
,r Devils elbow, a distance of five miles. IN,
The Oaklockney bay, which IS a god harh
where vessels drawing 10 feet warr can .,
Choir, discharge and receive cargocs 10 A..
from lighters, which are always rum ing f, N
Rock Haven 10 The Spanish Hole, though it !,
expec ed tina, in short time Steam boat, VIII
ply between the two places, To receive and lie.
charge cargoes, which viii greatly faci q.
the trade, and render Magnolia, it being an n.
termedio,e place, ofno importance. Tie bro,
duce Of the country will, in few wears, he Of
the heaviest nature. such as sugar, rum mDla,.
SEES and cotton; and not being dependent elihp,
on the West Indies or New Orleans for any Of
these articles, will require large esseIs to sbi,
In, which can only come up IS far as The Srsp.
ish Hole, which, when discharged inlo h h.
,rs, will naturally continue up 10 the head q
navigation Besides; the producc 81 his couu.
try must 20 10 New York for market, dis.
lance of 1900 miles, which will Of its # ,hrov
out Of the trade all small vessels, they mol Be,
ing able to carry freight as low as The larger
size vessels. n CHtSen Of Ptfers6uy2
SIR SIMON Eyre.-The annals Of commcrcs
present few instances Of successful specul*
ions more memorable then is exhibited in lie
life of Sir Simon Eyrs, and none 10 which She.
makers ought 10 feel themselves more ndebl,
ed; when they visi: that gre a, mart OF lhir sa>
pie commodity, LeadenhalI. He was OIiga'
ally shoemaker in Lradenhall street, and
hearing that a vessel laden with leath,r, from
rripoli, was wrecked or the coast Of Coma \,
conceived tina, he might make great adysnla.
ges from purchasingir. He accordingly coI>
lccted as much money as his conhned mean.
would permit, and departed from London or
foot to Penzsn,e, where he bought The Leather
returned to London, commenced dealer in thai
article, & soon ama,sed fortune sufficient 10
build Leadrn baII, Oh; aimed knigh hood, filed
he Office of lord mayor, s. formed splenuId
ecclesiastical brotherhood
(Crispin Aneedo,esl
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Wanted.

4 s an assistant in a Grocery Store, young mar
Awho sscqusinted with the business, and who u''
derstands Book Keeping. Apply at this office
jan IL
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New Goods.
MILTON NALL.
H1SJUSTRECEIJ'D from BOSTON

HISJUSTRECEIT'DIrOm BOSTON
SS elegant Sofas, claw feet, from H. TO S5r
" 100 chairs at s. cts each tS 100 do.
10 cts. ALSO, tables, Rocking chairs, t..
lot and dressing Tables, Wash stand, Frcnc
and field Bodsteads, Bureaus, second han,
Furniture, common Russia and live gees.
Feathers, Beds of all kinds constantly Or
hand. also, large quantity of crockery
China and glass ware; . blue printed dnlno
Setts.---I I}roadcloths, cassimeres, and SAT-
nctts, cotton sheotings and shirtings bra
shovel and tongs, knives 81 fork.
coffee mills, drawing knives, quilts, writiu
ana letter paper, waters, books, new and sec
md hand watches constantly on hand, ~ cz
cellent Hams, all Of which will be sold W..
low for cash or short credit may Is
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HAsarrtfG.

In Tiverton, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev mr.. Gale, mr.. Goodwin ID. Warren, 10
miss Catherine S. Clifford both Of Tiverton.
/, In Bristol, Mr., James Sayers, Of Newport,
10 Miss Nancy Rawson.
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SPRING GOODS
FL SMSSIDISa

-~~ -" - - - - ,~N -
"a AS just received and now Offers for'
Y sale general assortment Of Sprlne
GOODS, among them are the following viz
Black India Levsntines, coloured ditto
black Lustrings, Synschews black g. col.
Gros de naples, black Bombaznes, black
and coloured Canton Grapes. black nan
kin ditto; Bat,iste dresses, plain brown
Battiste, Battiste Ginghsms, superior En-
glish ditto light and dark prints, small
fg'd prints, Linens, Birdseye diapers, cot.
ton damask, Russia Sheetlngs, ditto due ks;
fancy Silk Hsndkerchiefs, ditto Gauze, dit
to flag g. bandanna ditto, black Italian
Cravats, Linnen Cambrick Hdkfs., Imita-
ton ditto Merno Square Shawls, ditto
long, ditto; Furniture Dmi,y, fine Cam.
brick ditto; Furniture Chintz, Las,ings,
black g. coloured brown French Drilling,
Imitation ditto India Nnnkins, English
ditto Striped Jeans, Silk Camblets, Silk
Vestings, Valensia ditto; Broad cloths and
Cassimeres. .
ALSO,
A complete assortment Of Bleached and
Unbleached SHEETINGS and SHIRT
ings, stripes plaids, Tickings, &c. &c.
Newport May z.
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RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment,

This choice and safe medicine is said to be
superior TO any now in use. for that disagree.
able and troublesome complaint the itch. 1t
is so certain in ii operation, that no person
troubled with the above disorder, ought TO be
without it 1t is remedy for cuteneous G.
ruptions, scorbutic affections of the head, salt
rheum, or any other breaking out which ar.
IS from the sharp humors Of the blood.
Price 25 cents box.
The Ointment is for sale by
SAMUEL. w. VINSON.
The above medicine ~ for sale by Doct
r. HAZARD, and Doci. 4 Z MooRr, Newport.
..ith &c Hammond, 4 Co. Wexford ant
Nth the Druggists IA New York and Pre-.
ience. and inthe principal stores IN the no,l.
1rn states. Newport, may 10, ls2-.
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This Day opening at
Ia, yhhHES sTRRtT.
Il. s. CAHOONE,
Ak ASSORTMENT or
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC GOODS.

Consisting IF
DROADCLOTHS blue, hlock and 9th
D er colours, low priced and hnr, Cr
simcres. Flannels. bombszstS. bla,
circassians, BombaNn, Red Raw 81
Shawls, ca Merino do square with Pal
corners, Fancy hdkis, from lOots. to : So
Brltlanuias, choppas u Bandaunas, Freu,
H. India BIN. Lcvantues. Slate 'pougec.
5lk. Gros de Naples, White n Bud
'sradlse do cheap gau2e Garnllure, pla
road 1atieta snd satin ribbon, Delun
.rpci Brown BatlSc Plaid & striped do. :
laid ~ Striped Ginghams, L,ueos, -
% Cambrcs. Imitation DO. Ph,r * d.
ID Swiss. Swiss IaCnnct and Mnll Bo,
lnslius. brown Cambrlc ,Cahcoes from l@
-. IS. Thread Lace, 1 4 a. ga plan
r'ctts. Linen Floss. Boxes Of cotton ~ 9 CT
r.ndies blk Kid Gloves at Is. assorted Par
IS do. Buwdards and Rayels do. white, blk
and Slate English Silk do. cheap Canton
Nankin e. French Grapes American dim
ity, Tickings, Gingaams- Bleached al,
Unblcached Shee,ing and Shifting.
ALSO a small 10, Of over yard wild,
SllEETING at I'D per yard.
Newport Nav z.
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Dancing School.
ID. r. CAPRcN.

Respectfully INFORMS his friends & The public.
'EtAr his School for the instruction OF
L Masters and Misses in the art of
DANCING, commenced at Masonic Hall
on Wednesday, 23d April.
Gentlemen's class will be attended to at
at O'clock, Z. NJ.
For further Information please call at
the Office of J. c. SHAW, Esq.
Nav Is. 1903
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Nautirdl fntelligrnre,
PORT OF NEHPORT.
ENTERED.


sloop Superior, Child New York.
CLEARED,
Ship George Champlin, Hudson, Havana
Sloop Nimrod, Fish, New York.
Sloop Albany, Vars, do.
Sloop Superior, Child Providence.
aRRU.4LS.
FRIDAY, Nav 9--arr sloups Amily Nunrc.
Ann, Manchester, f. Prov lor Ny.
Sloop Success. Terry. fr S,u'ha np'on.
Sloop Harmony, Calder fr B diord
Sloop Olympus. Spc'--er. f. Saybrook
SArURDAy-a arr sch. Crown Baker, s..
Prov for Boston.
SUSDAv-au. sch. Betsey, N.ckerson, O.
Bath
Sch Herald. Hawes, fr Elizabeth City. f..
Dighton.
Sch. Achsah. Parker, Baker, fr Gardner
Shops, Amy * Polly, for Boston Mar
Howard Howard. for 90; George, Thatcher
fr y. York, for Taunton
Sloop Huntress, Heath, fr, Prov. for Y Y
Sloop Canton Grape, Spencer, fr. Nantuck
OF
Sloop Grampu., Burgess, fr wareham,
MoSDAY-arr. sch. Betsey, Clark, fr. Ma.
chias, for ~ York
TuEsDAY--arr. brig Sea Bird, Carr, fr
Baltimore.
Schr Clito, Thatcher. fr. Baltimore.
Sch. Leo, Rogers, fr. Providence.
Sloop Bolivar, Hall, e. Troy, for " Y
Sloop Superior, Child, fr " York,
Sloop Susannah, Bourn fr. Sandwich
Sloop Hamilton, Williams, fr v Bedford,
for Taunton
wLpsEspAr-arr. sehr Spy, ,Rider,fr Rish-
uond, Tor Somerset.
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