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Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
Valuable Medicines.
u1NJrS =.qN1TBILIOUS PILLS.

The operation of these Pills is perfectly mild 30
that ,hey may be used with safety by persons in
every situation, and OF every age.
They are eAceently adapted TO carry off super.
nuous bile, and prevent its morbid secretions--to
restore and amend the appetite--to procure free
pcrspiration, and thereby prevent colds, which Of
ten have fatal consequences dose never fails to
remove a cold, if taken on its first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitua cos.
tyeness, sickness at the stomach, and severe head
ache, and ought 10 be taken ny al persons on a
change OF climate.
A dose ofthese pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence Of our bilious fevers, will
proye an inlniable preventive; and in the earlier
sapcs of those diseases, their use will very gener
ally succeed in restoring health, and frequently in
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the power Of
conlaon remedies.
They are found remarkably ciiicacinns in pre-.
venting and curing disorders attendant on long yoy-
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-.
served for use by every seaman.
IIamiltons Worm Destroying Lozenges
Which have within sixteen years past cured IN
immense number Of persons of both sexes, OF every
age and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, and from obslruc,
tions or foulness in the stomach or bowels.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season. will efectualy prevent the "vo.
hitting and purglng of Children" dreadful dso.-
der, which annually destroys thousands of the in.
ant part Of our citizens. 1t is likewise the mldest
and most certain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number when in an
advanced stage of this fata lcomplaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part ofhc
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager.
ness it having pleasing appearance and an agree
able taste
| HAMlLTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
| Is recommended az IN invaluable medicine, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
| Consunptions, stomach & back
Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Melancholy,
lmpurity Of the blood, oont IN the stomach,
llysterical Affections. Pans in the linbs,
Inward Weallne IS & Debility, Reaxations, &c. &c
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08
HAMTLTON'S ELTXIR,

a Sovereign remedy TOR Jolds, obstinate 1opghS, la7
mas, Sore ThroutS, and approaching Consami tons
and most disorders ot he brca. and lungs
ASINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that il re-
stores the determination Of the fluids 10 the surface
of the body; and brings the common keahtu
perspiration that it dislodges and evacuates The
Tough viscid phegm mucus, stregthcns the weak
cned vessels of the lungs, sheathes the Acrimonious
humor which irritaes them, and finally discharges
it, Thus striking at the loot OF the disorder, the
symptoms are OF course eflectually and permanent
Nv conquered the reverse OF common medicines
which weaken the constltuti on, and give strength 70
the disorder for the sake OF moderang ior the pre-
sent some of its painful effects.
10 parents WHO have children afflicted with the
JrIiOOPING COLGU
This discovery is Of the .irst magnitude, as 1t al
fortls immediate relief, checks the progress, and III
a short time entirely removes the most cruel disor'
ders to which children are liable.-Ihe ELIXIR is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so SMALL that no
difficulty arises IN taking 1t.
Hamiion's genuine Essence and ertract Of Mustard.
A safe and ellectual remedy far acute and chrome
rheumatism, gout rheumatic gout, pasey umpaso'
numbness, white swelllngs, chilblans, spIallf,
bruises pain in the face and neck, &C. &c.
Lees Intuiiuble .lguc aad Iever Drops.
For the cure of agues, remittent, and intermittent
ievcrs.
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent anu
safe: of unparalleled efficacy in preventing ana re-
moving hlemshes in the face and skin, OF every
kind, particularly freckles, pimples, scuris te'el
ring worms, sun burns, &c. rendering the SKIN ue'
lcatey soft and clear and improving the comPlexioh
TOOTH AtIlE DROPS.
The cnly remedy yet discovered which gives llns
date and lasting relief in the most severe instances
| THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEElh
| AND GUMS. !,
This excellent preparation comforts ana stiens".
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from ueo'y
and cleanses and whitens the teeth, absorbing ~
that acrimonious slime and toulness which, sule, {,
ed to accumulate, never fails to injure, and flnaiy
ruin them.
THE DAMASK LIP sALVE,
y Is recommended particularly to the ladles) a.
. an elegant and pleasant preparation for chappeu
and sore lips and every blemsh and inconvenience
occasioned by colds, feyers, &c. speedily restorlns
beautiful rosy colour and delicate softness 10 the
. lips. ,.,
sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the eyes
, CORN PLASTER.
An infallible remedy for corns, speedily remo'
ing them, root and branch without giving pam.
e. ITCH CURED.
e. Lees Ointment for the Itch. 49,
Dh Warranted an infalliblc remedy at one apphc'
MS ton, not containing particle OF mercury or a"-
dangerous ingredient whatever
The subscribers have just received the above a.
tices, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store y
~ Maiden Lane. New York and for sale by partcu'a
appointment i'll Wilmington. >7
1er Julv - 1907 21--tt
50 : 80 =, -.
MS Printing of all description done with neatness AZ
Delaware journal., 1828-01-08

Mn. 7. ALBRIGHT,
sr-aiy youngest child, grIof about two years ofage
had from her BIRTH been scy, In the latter end oi jan
cary last She was taken with inflammation lle head
an, nouth together w,th g o. tie gums and de-
cav of tie tccih scurt had formed IN The ,onr,e
and roof Of lc mouth; in few days very offensive s
charge frt The ri@ht ear touk place by this
te lie child suffered the cxciuicaIng aSpees cry
srg day an light
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

sb4eu ,03er tie nsez.,e ;eusor 81 ueiests Mr. Adams
L Republican what think you Of candidate VINO Is suP
nor ed by that partv Which, while Uengtons lihcios
Were marching upnn platlsbugh and British fleet was
ready pour ihundes upon Burlington, secretly coz
pred with the enemy to couneract your measures Vi o
epcel Ye Democrats OF New Hampshire VINO I'e
Have been under the wreched deluson; ahu WI"
kno7y and APPRECIATE the political character ana seDcs
sof your Aissons and your Webstes what tnhk you 81
candidate who is in their COZ hdence and VINO mas
ih them the Federal patty Ye democrats VI
Massachusetts and Maine, whose soil was polluted p me
Of the enemy, While traitors were "gr'ng hn a'd ana
!" who obliged to sleep with arms be"ea
your pillows, in the hourly expectation OF beng sumoc"
the horrors civil war; What think you ct candidate
who is the vorte Of that party which sad" they Ana ed
100 long, and quit their fresides and turn om? fe
1 Democia of Conneccu what think you OF Candidate
lie confidence Of tia, party which long retained you
Than Colo ia bondage, and which prevented oy
raitorous signals the enemy the movements u The gal
! an Decatur We Democrats of Rhode Island Bu' Of
hese believe there to speak ct IT. howevet'
there should he than two three for We know even
Sha number ask them seriously whether they can ie
acoace their prime Piles the support Of candidate who
rbv his oan aGeterts is claimed the candidate ct the
II ART FORD CONVENTION?
That tzey member Of the liar fnrd Convention is more
worthy Of tu. than ihNi WOODBURY. OF ISAAC Hill on
INV ilAMrsiinE is another precious confession sas"
another step that stem whereby the worst men IN o
SRpubic to be pulled up ard the best 70 be sneetd
saad saudeTed down. 10 promote the elevation q 'e
spolcs empires and political adventures. Democrats OF
New Itampshie We again appeal to you. Are you
proud Of such as Levi Woodbury. and Isaac Hi ID"
Won know that one, besdes being pillar OF your Ga tas-
med cause, among the brightest ornaments ct your
National Senate. DO you know that he ether has stood,
or than twenty years, ,giiant senn' upon your
anci watch lower, aud has essentially contributed by
alent ACTIVITY and fidelity, g the success q
aliAts, ~ calnnialel cause Say then, az d
sBY NOtR VOTES, whether you will pcgmt sHeh '"ea to
iuctd hl ireG apostates, and put odots cont
ptrlsuu wifh them ~ HE lIat,lurd CunYentunl
We recommend 20 cYey New I, B;and democrat scii
and attentive peruss q; these confessions from the
sEssex Register hey may iLelc lear what they are 90
NC and eha they may expect, BY logger supporting NJ
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

UNITED TnE sfssIcv OF
TEx TWENTIETH CONGRESS
mo. AN ACT TO prevent defacatiuns on the part OF
the Discussing Agents CT the government and for ohe
purposes
BE enacted 6 he Senate ard House Of Representatives.
Of tie United STATES Of .erica Congress assembled Tia
money hereafter appropriated shall be paid 70 any per
son, for his compensation who is IN arrears to the United
States until such person shall have accounted for and paid
into the Treasury all for which he may be liable
Prarited That nothing herein contained shall be constr
ed to ex end 20 balances arising solely from the depreca
zion of Treasury Notes received by such tr'on 10 be
pended in the public services but in all cases where the
pay salary OF any person is withheld in pursuance OF
s act, shall be the duty Of the Accounting Officers, it
demanded by the patty his agent attorney, 10 repnr
forthwith TO the agent of The Treasury Department, ID
balance due and it shall be the duty Of The sad agent,
within sixty days thereafter to order suit to be commeuce
against such delinquent end his surc'es
Al 81 ENENSON,
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives
J. c. CALHOUN,
Vice rresdeo' Of the Umted States and
President ol the Senate
AsPnoyko-- o5th Jan 1923
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

viii send you copy of the book which Mr.
Clay caused to be published, and ask you to com
pare it with his Lewisburg speech, his recent De
fence, sc. The conduct of Ben Harden, on tins
occasion bcggars description. He has always
been the open, noisy, and inveterate enemy oil MIR
Clay. Mr.. Clay, as can be proven, has frequent
rs spoken Of him as a dirty malignant scoundre'
Harden ru,ne, his standing by baselv deserving
his constituents, and aiding to overthrow the &C
cupying claimant laws Of Kentucky. Mr. Clay dIc
the same by deserving his constituents and giving
his vote 10 MIR. Adams and last summer these
men Of principle according to their interests, cuo
bed their capitals to sustain each other and actu
ally entered into a confederate jurisprudence
Hardin as usual. did not ptay FAIR lie intrigued
with the Jacksoniaus, pledged his honor that he
would not in his character as Senator, Needle
with the Presidential question, he told o.
Bloomfell as late as May last, that he HAD not a
doubt that there had been bargain between Nd
ans ana Clay Now Mr. Clay scnds nm one OF
his books and makes him chief manager to white
wash him. Harden fnolishly supposcs that By
tlns mo, cment he may BE able to succeed Cofouei
Johnson as Senator from Kentucky next winter.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

FKANKfonr. ny JAS. 81, I6HS.
Mr. Breckenridge has Just ,nade motion g
take Up, and consl;lcr The resolutions offered by
hin. approving the present Admlnst at'en; AyeN
S;. Noes 81 This is the third attempt, since t'e
election Of Mr.. l.dams to obtain vote o. apPio'
baton from the Kentucky Legislature.
Mr. Clay tranhsd one q lus books 70 eve,
the Secretary rses. OF rather abuses, ptisiice'
conferred upon him by the people. 70 BE- used |"
their benefit, to eleetoneer with. lm'nrdlatcIN
ON the arilya of III, book. resolution Is intlodu-
ced by his patl,an>. into hoth aFanehe, 81 me IS
i,latusr. declaring him innocent ct the charge OF
bargain, &c. &c. Bat he waste. rs strength a
.ain,t rock. !. rhe people 4 kontnoky can ne
er he affiliated With Mr.. Alams---tney are anti
nGdes to him"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

by the return of sheepby the assessors of Wash.
,nSton county, Pennsylvania, there are ,.460 taI
FLOODED merino; 645l9 mixed merno, and S2,eN
common sheep-total 154,o79 in that county. lh'
increase OF last year has been IS, 1928, This aud
|aoie attention to wool growing is q, serving o,
praise, and should the manufacturer receive suib'
lcient protection it may be expected that the greei
hills OF Washington county will be spotted witt
Hooks, whose tine fleeces will yield an abundant
|proht to the grower.-Unshington Reporter.
line OF Ieleglaphs has been cstab.be, h.tween I"
Exchange 10 New York and Sandy Hook.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
Bv the ,SfeCD, Boat.

Arr al New Yo.k. on Saturday and Suidiy. ship
Dublin Packo.. Nswccnib. Dublin; orig Z 'stii'o, TN
Warren; sioops E.oiss. Ccob. Albany for this pou;
Catherine, lIrr',r-. and Ne, ;dsh, Car, Nowpor'
Al H;ker's islanS, u = ship E,is, IN New lnnion.
At Hrri Gate, ,bus Be,vidcro, ltn hevp"ri.
CID SHIPS London, Brown, Liverpool, Isaac Hicks,
Dickenson do; ,lianaibal, Thompson, Now thleans;
barque Arnaialo. Robinson do; brigs Rice Plant,
Foster do; Gen vic,cr,a, Ellis, H1yina; Jas Mon.
roe, Moorc, w,lmiacton: schrs Trader, Burrows,
Atalaehicoil: Mobile. Loonis, Mobe; Frances,
Nichols, Savannah; aioop Venus. Ih'ld, ior tins
: port
Arr on Monday, brig Martha, Edwarns, ss ds fu
Apsterdam.
Sailed on Monday, brig President M,annc, for
.Wihniagton.
Tho Areeatao BRIG fwar Guiimo TcF. Capt &
SWcslsiic. Jas, rom - B,r;s, touehtd 90 sandy
Hook u Sa'nr1ly, % TIC purpose 81 'rwihne iet-
tors t9.Washinsinn City, md thence boInd on a
cruise 10 ihe coast ofB.Uil.
p Arr at fi,linme ilih ssi. North Point, Palien,
Antwerp, tngs Eii,ob-:h. Wow. l03 js I'm Ca'lao'
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DIE.

In MI town on Frdav ro ing asi, aichad infant son
oi Ill hieAaict Naisd. aged .e4n to itE o. avs
"a Cii was utt HsiJrCd by IT. co'ce taku. tiu.
N, Friday as, Trs Halli 3.ey siS uf III benjamin
"A bnilcy. IA 'r- 5!st year O. her age.
Mr. loin srcIn, -,5el -. IVA nj nary pen buer.
t'n SIniay nTilrg iast Reb;cca rance, iniht uiu.h
ter al Is. Cn,sophe' = loiiiey.
Cn sstd.y nlisnirG ,s,. s,El VI r., daughter Of iir
Josiah Chapii, agod - ~
Yesterday, Within iten1y, son Of Mr. Daniel Nlsis,
alra inon'ss and "a days. Funeral his afternoon, at
Ofisdk.
In Scituate 6,h Mia ree Rounds, in the l.th year
Of hef aye.
Ia Foster, 7th INST Col Reuben IiannpnI in tie 'ils
year ol his se. The community has oi, b, the DEAN OF
Col Hammond, valuable ,ld ehefp l-ne mciilcT OF
cry. During the isl lie induced Ia visit the
western plTi OF the state of New yosk, with tOet
settlement. Imnad aey upon is return from, ls l,ui-
ncy he we seized VIVA lingering eye, Which terminated
IN his deatl.
In iriss noniay last, Joln Leon infant OF Dr.
John A Wadswor,h, nf tis t,wo.
In Coventry, An ,,si. Mis MvrsI wife Of al Ebe.
neler Morse ageu 8.
In Dginan I,9nda, npnins 'ls,, Nj Charles spooner,
IN the i6,h year 1T ia at.
In siendoi, Ul Gtn inst. Mrs. Ar'Ii Co,y, wife Of
Capt Joseph g. Cook, and irgr % III lac Capt. Amos
Allen, OF tbs avn, IN the i9tn ysar - her age.
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Aspasia, M,sscstt, Rio JAneiro 46. Cid ships Con.
s,itut'ou, Gunby, Braz,ls ard uke,; Eliza, Wise
Valparaiso and a market: schrs Emblem, Parks for
Hart'nique; Yei,ot, Murphy. Rio Janeiro.
Al al ph''ade.phia, l2ih. ships Globe, Dizzy, fu
Can ,n; Tobacco Plant, Burnham, Coqurnbo: brig
Rose, Wsrser, iagu'ra; schr Lafayette, Gray, fr
FcrnardiIl. lid schr Narylund, HIssey, Corun.
ma
Ar at Norfolk 7ih, ship States. Hipkins, Ro,ter.
dan for Ba'tmore Below, scnr Telegraph, from
Richmond for this por.
N led fin Charleston, Iih, schr Jane, Fash, Prov.
idence.
Arr at Savannah 2l ship Georgia, varnn,n, from
Liverpool.
AT R.o Ianeiro, 2Si Aug. frigate Macedonian, for
u ;. few Is.
SPOKEN--Oct ) lai - so lon 60 So. sloop u.
ion, Co<zens, s ds in Newport for Mobile.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
STEAM BOAT ARITHMETIC.

.MsssTs. Edifors.-i have some recoliec ectlon.
that Va my young dave, my schoolnas ster
taughl scholass that two and two made four.
ana have un,l OF late been impressed with
the idea that this was correct. | must at
kpowiedge, however, that some doubts have
ARISEN m my mud on the sub,c OF that there
Is a nes method, confined extensively 10 one
branch of business. Ii Is well known IN Tins
community, there is considsI able excitement
on the SUBJECT OF New York asd Providence
Steam Boats-tii.s has extended to me, So far
as TO tshe an interest iii the arrival of the
boats, ard the advantage one may have gain
sd over ano,her in speed The Chancellor
Lnm.ston made her trip from New York some
time since, as the papers stated, in i5 hours
AZ Misunderstanding New York at 3 o'clk. r.
M arriving NJ Providence at 80 ,ainutos past
z, Il NJ precisely, makes Is dS. The Benz
FraaALn IS advertised bavn. l.ade her TIP
IN 10 hours and an hslf leaving New York
at u. q arriving At Proviaence al I5 min
ules past A. NJ. precisely making her trip
IN Is 80 And OH Sunday last 4rrlged the
Washington, at ii o'clk precisely =, advertised
as ID nolrs therefore from 3 O'Clock p NJ
20 | O'Clock A. M. musl DC ~. As thus
r.M. A. NJ. Old aat.. Sew.
Ch'nrel'or nora 3 to Z ~ iG 81 H. a.
wrGin.,.n 3 -, 20 20 80 -" -
In the New York Daily Advertiser Of Fri
day last, u Is stated that passengers IN the
-BenJunin Franklin crossed tho Inc or boston
Neck, IN 10 honfs and 20 inmates thc short
est passage on racprd, ny i! ho,- and ~ MN
utos tina, is, from p N. 10 II i. NJ is, ac-
cofdmg t. IEis ne" Arithmetic, 10 20.
/ oave ma tt ,nis sttte,nent, sing il TO
be true aud as nave ever been lsiIg tae old
method OF ca'cc'a'' ION, gni scned 20 beiievc
l nuy have zoo, large eums oi money by II
aud a. We all know ta's TO be The age NJ I'M
provahont, / DO not think. II oo.'a,, 10 learn,
ahd s'9csfeiy nope he Gaptaina of Steam
ii'h,s generally, val rrun:n.es.s TO !he world
Their new system. Of SIMPLE
ADDITION.
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PORT OF PROPIDE.NCE.
ARRlp ED,

SATURDAY October u,
Sioop tseorg, and i'hc,e West i'm New Bedford,
with oil aili cand,es 20 The iais,cr.
SiocD frme, Aie' f. IN Nan ucket, with oil and
candles.
;sio,p Mary Nichols, Spencer tfn Nantucket, with
oil co q Spencer and the master.
Steam ship Benjamn Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
Steam boat Sabcock, Babcock. Newport.
SUNDAY, October r.
Schooner Boston, Baxter, iron Boston with mer-
chsndiss.
S-hr Bctscy. Eicketson In Ssco.
S.hr Four Beo'hers Bake fin Dennis.
Siaop Grecien. swift im Warehan.
Slo,p Rising Sur, Durfec in Civerton.
Stoa.n boat Washiag,on, C,ios;eck 'r New York.
MONDAY, Oeto0er IS.
Sc;rS.ly Ann, West IN Augusta.
soop O.i.cga. :iuhnck from Ean,ucket, with OF
and candles TO q Haiwen and ihe nas,rr.
q /. sioop Hun,ress, SIdh,. ~ h,urs FROM New
Yrsk, with crates huiware, wso &c. to ii-innc|l
e. Son, J Congdon d Son, 5 Il MnuDrd & Go. and
oihevs.
sloop A!onxo, Child, q hours irn New York, with
cot,or, ted, iron, butter. ihs'go, wool Nc to NJ
Noyes, c Alen, g Rathbono, Dyers x !Ianton,
Wbsa,oa v Anhonv, Harxn.ss & Stead. .,rown y
Ives, X a Richard, W y 4 e Nj Nooerscr, W l.
Aidrsch, 4 = Berswt.h. r Trussic!i, Sheldon &
Mast,. S . K,agsey (pawtuckc,), Crocker. Rich.
snond 4 Co. (Tauaton) and A Robesoa (froy)
sloop Fly, Young i'm Albany, w,th Outtsf, rye &C.
Sloop AbsN., Ihilnps fin Taurton.
Slvor pi.nm, Godfrey n Sandwich.
Sio,p lnfa.t, Huh way i'm Freotown.
Sloop Regulator, Baker In Dennis
Sloop hpro, 'Sirang ,.n free own.
Sioop Fans, WAds, I'm Newport.
Siccp Emel,no, Coescsha;l n, Bristol.
Siyop Seiornati Prati I'm Newport.
S:oop Lucy Eueuc, Sp'nk Gn W'ck6ord.
TUESOAy, Cc,obor u.
Schr Messenger. Kelly, from PhhI,delphia, with
srnerchaDd,se.
Ste am boat Connecticut, Bunker I'm New York.
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Up a; Philadelphia, ship Thomas acattsrs>ol, for
Limt, Doth.
Ar ut Newport, 9th. brig Be,yiiere, {" ute, ~ Is
fn Y'obas,o, ior New YotK; schr Spen I.d Gibbs Ir
baltimore.
Saod from Warren 10th, brig Cast,lIo, Trink, n
Orleans va = York.
!, Oh at Bristol, snip Gangcs, G,rdfer, Tor Pacific
Ocean, Yta,ina; bng America, Lincoln, = Orleans;
schr Ambuscaae. Saadto,d, Charleston
Ar at New london, jt., brig Sea Island, King IF
M,.duzas.
Arr AT Eost?ort. q, Br ha-qua WILSON, SinDeon,
S6 ds II Lverpaoi-Jd, .3r snip horo,uu, Sullivan,
fin do.
Arr at Ncwberr. fh, schr F Miehe!son, Frool-
field, Turks Isla,d. Cll b.,y A!exaniria Shaw. for
Guaisl ou,e: schrs Mary. Chadwick do; S,.san, Ma
son.do; Tilrian, Skidmore, Martinicc; Rapid, Gr,.
ve-, Iavii.
Ar al Ihar)cs,on ist, brig Gen Gaisten, Ayeille
in Havana.
a, the Salsl "a, 2ih Jujv, hriss TIaan,h, freeman.
w.,tiuG carso; Earl. Kennedy do 40; Ant E'weli du
do President = dams. Tie Ytongen, Gibraltar, re-.
dy, Ma and Thomas. Atwcl. bslIng; Jhatlo'te
Cotddy. Ruiier. MT com di7cg; Ftney, .f Ir H.,
sold 10 govorpmcnt; Fdeluy, knight. 81 4 IN, Cib-
yaltar, inst schs George, Lnnclon &c days from,
BoNon, us al; Soph,s inn. nc'}mllcn, ~i con
discg.
A. Tim la.l Dc Cuba, G5,a Auc. shin Jas sionroc.
S,ruthars, 1riss'o, -. bril Mague., S1 inson. do
lG scht Iai,yutio, Cray. arr,
A sarlnun :0'h III. bug, nermail, '''aters, "a.
lem, =: G,csypiln, fsie', t;ioac,sic,. 20. IN The
r,yor. srle Ailal'ic. Proctor. I'm Boston
a. i'r.Ioro, l2.n nit. sc"r Washington, Hrown.
for Newport, ia q Is,
Sailed f., BRISTOL T.. Aug. 30, shtp william. Allen
,or GoueGbrrs.
Up :, sIh,n,ore. 0h schf William, IIoN,anj, rcr
'ni. port and y Eodiord
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ADDITION
t.Aj,itlL.I).

In Crinstr'i, on SniGAy 'vea.g last ~ Rev. liz VII
III |cla,d a roIte.. Il town rs, ogiIo
mia fosiar, u 'ne forie gi,,o.
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