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SPRING GODDS

NpsF would recommend the ladies to call md
~ view our assortment Of SPRING Goods
surpa, sing in style, beauty add saeapness ony
heretofore Uttered toHetr notre.
CalcOes of the newest and l1ost fashionable nat
terms
Burgess aud GnElaus beau.iully shaded
Blk Italian IutestrNe wai.aotcd iptb black
Imp. do 40 do
Keh blk. fg d. and splendid plaid silk, en,irsl,
pGR
Silk and Cotton stockings, at very reduced phi
A few Ca"ls, elegant Beads or Negligees for la
dies
Fancy soaps aud other periamery
Full dressed Grccian Ladies
VITA other novelties daily looked for, all ot
which will be sold atprccs corresponding viii
the times. Mckee ROBINSON X Co
March H. ts16
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carRlNG AND suMnGR CLOTHING -

6elPRlNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING -
~ lust received aud tor sale nj our rooul
bacn of oul store, On nialn street, q lsrge and
valuable assortment of spfing aud summer
Clothne Of every description. some oil which
are made IN the bcst manner aud fashion, aud
will be sold nearIy as cheap as the making would
cost IN this place.
Among the assortment is fashionable round
coal also handsome wHle aud coloured Mar
sails tcstcolta.
Apply 10
ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS.
March 20.
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Ce4TAIlONAiiY The subscriber las very
- recently received large supply of Station.
~, con lsIng IN part of the following articles,
viz: Writing aud wrapping fnolscap paper
Folio aud Quarto Post, OF letter papa.
(Gilpln and Ames)
Superior, Folio Pos, Amcs)
English States
Slate and Lead PepciIs
English aud Duch opnls
Sealing Wax and Hatbs
Red aud Black lnkpowder
Durable and Liqula Ink
Calf and Morocco Pocket Books
Backgammon Boards
PLAYING and Visiting Cards
Ink aud Sand Stands, 2c &c sc.
CHARLES A. WIrHERS
{. A. w. has also tor salr az extensive as
soft'"enI OF valuable worls iu ali the depart
ments oi Literature and Science. and parllcu-
larly general assortmep of al the English,
Latin, Greek aud French School Books of the
latest aud most approved editions.
IL Country merchants and teachers supplied
on the most reasonable terms with all aud every
article in the Book aud stationary Inc.
March Il
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Commission Business.
L. WILLIAMS

70 EsPECTFtLLY iuforms his friends and
- the public. lihdt he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. NJ Iy,r,,l,.ro
Two doors briou the FranAlin uoteI
lie sol'ens announcement. and promises all
those who may cenGde Ia bHi, that tbrir busi.
NESS shall be promptly offended to- HewilIre
ce'He Goods ON 5'orags, and forward them as
may be dWectrd--Also, ship Tobacco Flour
aud every kndo Prodoce 10 Richmond
MARCH -. no
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PRINTED AVID PUBLISHED n
ELIJAH FLETCHER q hiCn. II. ToLER
BIZ Publishers Of the Laios o. The Union.

-. a ,ar aunnm payable in adyances--Ao sub
j - ii le recrI. ed for a less time than siN months
'fp viii be discontinued Out II the discretion
81 81 - e,l,ters, untii all arrearages are paid
- Advertisements will be inserted Al - cents per
y w. Is..l the hrst timc and 50 cents for each
qua Those from a distance must he pald for
ey, 10 their Insertion, the payment assumed by
p 'n. responsible person in Lynchhurg,
- cbaneery Orders not exceeding two squares arc IN
ii for sA dollars.
~ Al letters addressed 10 the Editors must be post
= a, tleg viii not be attended 10.
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NEW PUBLIC AIIONS The subscriber
y has the pleasure of informing the citizens OF
Anchharg and the surrounding country. that he
has ju,t received direct from Philadelphia the
t9lewine now publications, VIZ
Tales Of a Grandfather, by the author DIVA
verify, lVanhoe, @c, ana this pronounce, 10
be the best "arh from the author since the Tales
u my Landlord, sc.
Blue Stocking Hall, an American Novel, an-
fior unknown, but supposed t. be very good.
Ihe homors Of Ethiopia, a Tale Of Colonel
lines by an Ethiopian. in > vols
Hall Voyage to the Eastern seas, III. the
year lsi6
Sketches and ESSAYS, &c. &c by the late
francis Walker Irlluer OF Virginia
ABRAN il, NORTH.
March L.
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The subscriber has just received an addi-
Honal supply OF Dir. Chambers genuine Re
NEEDY for lntemperance, winch he will sell al
heproprietors' prices. He was appointed
'hr agent torthe sale of Dr.. Chambers gen.
aloe Remedy for In,emperanee whilst at y.
York few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
Dec 81 jf3d
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,{thAWES \. WiTHERs has ;a>t seceiv-
- t' iew copies of the following new
,"iiy's BLACKSTONE vols.
rrFpfy Naddoek's rhancerv, vols.
volume. 80 e''''' a. 'D'st'' '''''''' .
va Pathological Anatomy, yo'
.s,ia o''hfrn Regions or Uucle Hrrhart's ne-
.ar v" u tapt. Parrr's Voyages, for the dis
mn; 1'' o. North West Passage, aud Frank
alia" Gnu Nochrane's over land Journeys to
r.. parts of the world, / vol
r. q" I''fr Clement. Roneo Catholic Story.
n. We ~ author of Profession &, not Principle
r "eeiSlnn, &c. &c. .tni.
r,,,"ggplh"r viii london Black and Red Ink
Pint ttayon Pencils Qriils Copy
eGnL. nnhy'r1 Cards lux Stan ! Packet
b,ns Paint hotos and Brusbpe. Red ana
~ oG 9Fra.',ng Way Patent Lamps, 4,e. &c.
-. 1''h ne w'i self en- rsry moderate
Dec 81
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The subscriber VINO was appointed the agent
torthe sale OF Pourts genuine Vegetable Cathol.
icon, whilst At Philadelphia = few weeks ago has
on hand, and ia. sale whole sale OF retail, at the
propretors prices, 2o9 Bottles Of the Catholi-
con, Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 81 if3l
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Al has old Stand opposite Post Office,
(HEAD QU
March 20.

Ef AS recently received one bundled Y thirty
- seven Packages OF Goods in his line, com
prlsIng complete aud extensive assortment OF
Mid'cmes, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemi
chals. aud painters materials, Oils oil every dcs-
crpton, Spices, Wines, perlumery, Fancy
Soaps, Vanishes ofall kinds, bye. 5tu0s, Win,
dow Glass. of various SIZES. Surgical Instru
mcnts, Physicians iauitne, &c. &C.
The above, toGeGIer with ms stock ON hand
(Which ., ycly large, is wcIIas his monthly sup
plies which he"llI receive, enables him to sell
by Wholesale or retail ON as favourable terms a.
an he bad IN Virginia
=. Practitioners OF Medicine, County Ncr.
chants, llatfers, Dyers. Painter, aud others are
most respectful solicited to call upon him. as
they will hnd II greatly to Their interest to 10 50
On hand a !aEse quantity OF well made
Putty.
OCT. q
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ALBRIGHT'S
COMM HlAE SYRUP.

~ NJ IA ~ eA ID bsia> - IA ~ =
KHHIS Medicine, for the short timcit has
= been before the Public, has proved itself
superior 10 Panaceas, and other remedies. to
such degree as 10 give confidence TO the Pro-
pretor, that its efficacy alone will support its
Distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. 1t
is 50 perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehendcd from it. whenap plodagreeaby
| 10 the directions. II may he given, without any
apprehension TO the most tender infant, or fec
Die adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
Cro-is, Carries, Tor ulceratIons OF tine bones, }
kiug Evil or Scfofula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, and system generally Syphdhs, Mer-
curial and all complaints originating ~ the i'm
proper use Of Mercury Ulcers OF thc mouth s.
throat White Swelling cdnecrous, aud inyete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears d,seas
es Of the Skin Liver complaints : JauHdiee In
Digestion and Debility.
= As general depuratiye article, or purifier
OF the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. 1t improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkable quality of deprlvlng the skin of that
yellow bilious tint which is So common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu.
merated it is also recommended a. a remedy lur
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which children sullertAc most excrLcatiug
torments for years.
Zach bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has a lab.
ell representing the Eagle and the Hydla with
my signature.
i J PPICE 10 pm BgT liz hND $50 FTE DOZ-
IN. JACOB ALBRIGHT
No. 1903, Arch Street, near Third, Phila
Oct %
The subscriber has Just received large guam
tity ofthe Columbian syrup and i, the only Il.
gent for this section Of country.
Waller II. MDDLETON,
Opposite Post Oifite,
Oct. %.
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NEwBURYPORT july 27. Arr brig Anr

NEWBURYPORT July 27 Arr brig Ann
Campbell, Aguadilla, L.
BOSTON July 20. Arr schr Polly Rider, Dun.
lap, Wilmington.
Cid brigs Mary Hart, Harraden, Laguna; Robert
Pnten, Gardner, Antwerp; Gen Bolivar, Cobb, Co.
penhagen.
Both arr brig Traveller, Bignoll, 50 days fr Tara
gona; schr Boston, Baxter Providence.
Cid brig Eliza, Hooper Amsterdam.
9lst arr brigs Moscow, Norris Cronstadt; Lovant,
Packard Orleans; George Henry. Wales HALIFAX;
schrs Rambler, M'Intyre, Wilmington; Harriet Eli.
"a, Simpson Pt Pctre and ST Thomas; Florida FIN
81 Marys.
CID ships Herald, Hammatt, Sandwich Islands, N
w Coast and Canton; Dover, Burslcy, Liverpool.
PORTLAND July 25. Arr brig William, Saw
yer Guadalupe.
27th ar schr Angela, Morse, IL days from Paiillas
X. Len at Guayama Sth July, brig William, Of
Kennebunk, loading, and two briggs not recollocted.
Crops all off and markets dull at Patillas.
Cid brig Cuba, knight Cuba.
NEW YORK July %. Cid ship Brandt, Stein
hsur Rochelle; brig Level, Squirting Turks Island.
18th arr soop Henry Diman. salem.
CID schr Neusc, Stackpolo, Newbern.
PHILADELPHIA July 2S Arr ship Lewis,
blunt Orleans schr John and William, Port su
Prince.
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CLEARED,
Schr Rachel and Lydia, Drummond, Boston
U L sloop Superior, Child, New York
BY THE STEAM BOdT.

Arr a New York Wednesday, ship Courier, Wolf 40 d.
from Rio Janeiro Left June 20h, S lrgae Macedonian
capt Hoffman, une; ships Balloon Hamilton, for Bsmore 10
Oonsau.'on McRea unc Brilaut, Ewell do; Thomas VIII
Philadelphia; Louisiana Drnkwaer r do Mercator Andrew,
OF Salem; Conveyance, Kepple from Norfolk just arr Bulge
Whemoe, of Balt Hope do; schs Daphne Choate do Luz
einda Lindsey do. June 2Gh, lat 6 So 49, passed ship
Iris ., New Bedford, whaling voyage; July 9th lat So
:hp Tuscaloosa Rio for Baimoe ed lat 2s Ion 62 ship
Hszard Chace, Is DIS hence for Turks Island.
Also ship Vesper Jaques FIN Londonderry; brig, Homes
Delight Harding Halifax via Troy; Eliza Hynd Dundee
Cid ships Pacific, Crocker, Liverpool Don Qmxoue WIFI
tall, Havre; Suly, Macy do; schr Spy Baker Charleston
SsaL ' ''
Below Baltimore 2sth schr Catalina, Fish, Porto Rico; and
sehr supposed the Leo, Ranes m Bueno. Ayres Cid bp
Virginia, Smith, Gibraltar; schr Spy, Small st Thomas
Schr Union Doane II DIS from New York for Charleston nut
Cid at Charleston, 22d, ship ociavian Cander Livepoo
'ehr Jane, Fish, New Orleans Adv brig julia Bailey for this
port Boston 23d. '' " ~
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SHlPWRECK.-Th brig Emily, West, sailed from New
Bedford in February last whaling voyage the southern
coast On the 18th ul % 49, lon TO was capsled by hea
~ squal-all hands below the time except the watch
Aner remaining on her beam ends for time,
dove ou OF the cabin Window secured rope and passed
cvs the sern by which the captain aud cooper deck
A the same time two dove out Of the orecae gang way
and hole wa. made with boat pac through the side Of the
vessel ny which three sayedthey by th,
time all on her side, except the cook, who persisted below
On cutting away her standing rigging she ghed with her
mast uneppei which was afterwards cut away On the 18TH
they fallen in with and taken from The wreck by Eng.
'g from Havana which the 2jd at 81 lon g. put them
board the brig Ann, Campbell, from Aguada for Newbur
port The Captain and men taken board the schr
Sally (ar here on Thursday from Saco OF Cape Cod who
Put men on board 'chr Saco Murch from Biidefod for n
and landed the captain and remaining three Mar
mas vineyard The Ann has at Ncwburypo, aud brought
in The mate and remaining four seamen.
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- HH-==aa== -
THEATRE.

1UNlE Public is respectfully informed that Mrs. DUFF i.
engaged for Three ghts and will make her appear
ance Monday,
For The BENEFIT Of Mr. Young.
On MONDAY EVENING, August ith, will be perfo med,
Rswe's Tragedy Of
JANE SHORE.
Lord Harngs, Mr. Archer
Duihoh,, MIR. Young.
JANE SHORE, Mrs. DUFF.
To which will be added the petit Hbernian Comedy of
MATRIMONY.
Deeval Mr. Archer
oCogeriy Mr. Faulkner r.
Clara, Mrs. Young
To conclude with Nautical sketch a. performed in London
by Mr.. j. NJ. Brown. called
YARD ARM AND YARD ARM.
samuel Mr. j. NJ. Brown.
Boxes 75 cents, Pit 81 I.z cents, Gallery IS cents.
August 2
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29lh ar brigs Arletta, Colburn G Truxio; Bay OF
Honduras; Franklin, Kay N Orleans.
BALTIMORE July "a. Ar schr Maria, 6oabu.
~ Providence.
2Sih cid brig James Beacham, Bennett Chill.
NORFOLK July 81 The ship Leoaidas, Gard.
ner, for Cowcs and a market; brigs Diamond, Jen.
kins do; and Dorchester, Crowell, Bristol, arc on
their way down James River.
MOBILE July 0. CID Br brig Sportsman, Pat.
ten Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS July 6. Cid brig South Car
olina, Easton Gibraltar.
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NOTES.

] i, NOi Eo' -, ,
me ro''mae' uene y may expedite .ne MANS ana a'e
he umes y" "" ana uePaure any "me during the con
"ahce o '"e eonae "e paying ." aucq"Ae conpehsauo'
LOT any ei"a expenses u,a' may ne secasoneu mereoy'
seven m,hu.es shan ne aiowed "i opening and eesns
ue MAIL st all onees "here no particular time sPeched
ro every 'een lau'e' % ueay, ~ a'n3 aner tne ume
Pechoeu "a any so' "'e eo'se'o, sai' o''e' i've uoi
ai "o .nc oe'ay eo"nue un 'nc ocp'ue oi any Psnu'
ing na wneIoy uP - I's ,o,'e'uie .. uo""e .he
amount ao"ea 10, e"iy"s Tue "a one uiP ii nc incur
red unless 'ha ne mae 10 appear mat e decay was ocea-
soned ny uaVomaoc hecent W. "hch case Wc hnocnt oi
pay Tor trip VIII be ioened' These ioiisut, VIII he
oDserved are except 10, Tue iauie OF up oy
unavoidable sccden the Penay may We reduced TO the pay
Tor one UP ht on no conduon ns SUM- or inc o'hsr
penalties stated, 70 De remh.ed.
Persons making proposals are requested TO state their Pri-
ces by the year. lhose VINO contract w receive Their pay
anartery-in ,he n'"th OF may, August, November and
rcbruary one m"nth er ne expiration 0, each quarter
N" ohe, "ah Tree WING person. snail DC einP"yeu 10
carry ,ne ma'; " ,
body oil sage carriage, ne desired 10 STATE IN %" po-
sa ana he sage mus ne VI 'uc'e SIZE, uhie" omer""e
eApfe"eh, 10 aoeomnou"e seven passengers
Every Popo'e may ohcf III MS na 10 make any improve
meni 10 the ua'Po' ao o' 'he m'' rom he terms yne'
cner " 10 'c none " "'hPo's "' requne" or
e Hsquenoy VI '"e "P' Pe "eeA-""S" sua" 'eee"e uue
e'r,ic''''y"' r M, ,.,
Inc humber OF the post route 'ial ne stated IN every bid
and the proposal nut be sealed and directed To the General
rost omee am endorsed fIopsas' s'ric. auehtion must
be gwen TO the endorsement as not intended to break The
ea any proposal un Tue ume receiving oid' snail nave
eAp"eu' - :. 49,, -. .
ihe POSTMASTER otnera reserves to himself te rSht o
dcca'ns any contract a, an epi, whenever one iaure nap
pens which amounts to the loss OF trip
The distances stated are such AS have been communicated
70 h ohee ana some OF them may be INCORRECT on TINS 'np.
ect The conl'acor must inform hinise the Department viii
net be answerable for any mistake,
~ IN every case where he man transported IN stages
snd the present contractor shall be underbd, and the UNDER
"uef sha bo' nave uch Stage properly may nc necessary
tor the Of the contract he shall be required TO
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PAwTUCKEr HOTEL.
& II EnWA WARDS

NONTINUES 10 keep the above establishment and is
~ peircd Ia accommodate people of business and gentle
men Visi,g tins village, IN manner, he trusts, will he
sactory to those who may favor him with their company
Inc house has lately been thoroughly repair ed and
rally IMPROVED which renders one of the most com,Do.
dioiis establishments in this vicinity.
J5'GoOd llOscs and Chaises kept for the accomno,-
Ton o his customers, who may wish To visit the numerous
aud elegant manufactures in the vicinity Also good Hack
aud careful driver attached to the Hotel Careful and ey
perenced mon attend the Stable, where horses will be kept
on reasonable terms.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where seats be taken almost every sec
tion oftlo county, wiz
Boston Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester aud Kccnc do
Taunton and New. Bedford do;
Shtcrsvle Accommodation do
Pawtucket and Providence Hourly do
Pawt Icket march 10. 1923
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale.
VBNIlE undersigned, offers for SALE house and lot sitat.
IL ed on PawuXet Street. in one OF the most agreeable
sections Of the town. The house Is new one story high
ganbel rooed and finished In the modern STYLE The
10, S 80 feet front, on Pawxet Street. aud 30 feet deep
Iis estntc is peculiarly calculated lor young mechanic
or indeed for any who is fond of the cottage l and
possesses numerous advantages, any other estate of the
vicinity. twill be sold reasonable and accommodating
terms, Tor which please Ia apply at the Office Of the Literary
CWc or to the owner Of the estate Pwtuxet Street. near
tlc premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March IL NJ
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PAINE & BURGESS

PAINE & BURGESS
hFFICIAL Drawing of the Connecticut Lottery fifth
" class, for the benefit Of Groon Monument Association
We, the subscribers having been requested attend tho
drawing OF The Connecticut Lottery, class for ls2S-do
hereby certify that following the six numbers which
wheel viz.
36 al rs q "a
And that the said numbers were drawn In the order In
which they stand above that is 10 say No SO was the first
drawn No. was tho second No. Al was the third No
50 was the fourth No. the fifth No. 81 was the
sixth and last Witness hands Hartford this 3lst day
of july 1928. L. r. PARSONS
r. h. GOODSELL
Hartford, July 81, 1923. JRUsSEIL
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SASX CADET S,TVS
.Martue Eist. $500

High Water-Thi' Day. Oh. 42m Sunday III. 32m Monday,
Oh 22m. Tuesday, 3h lin.
sabtaens - minutes gives the time OF high
sdsng shours and minutes the time high
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FRESH GOODS

"ARVEY CLARK, No. "a, North Main street, will
II u open this morning. lot of DRY GOODS, purchased
IN Boston, the present week. which he will sell at such
among which are
Black blue, steel mixed, olive and bottle green Broad
cios-Casslmeres Caicocs black India Levantne Silks;
plain aud figured jaconet and swiss Musns CaInbrcs;
gaze Handkecheis; Belt Ribbons; black bobinet Veils
ladies' and gentlemen's beaver and horse skin Cloves
worsted and cotton Hose; Irish Lnens imitation Handker
CHIEFS Valencia sawls; Battise Iandkechefs sc. sc.
N. B. On hdad-Ready-made Clothing. Any Cloths,
Cassnees, &c sold by fc subscriber, will be made in the
best MANNER and at short notice, ii requested.
AugIst =.
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STAGE NOTICE.
CANAL PACKET
LADY CARRINGTON.
LARCHAR & HATCH,

LARCHAR & HATCH,
"AVE received of their own importation, n superior
j. assortment of BROADCI,OlIIS and CASSIMEIi Es
of fine texture and beautiful nish among which areJei
and blue black black brown olive and mixed Clohssee
mixed, drab, fiwn drab, blue aud black Cassinlercs.
On Hand, suitable for ho present Season,
Brown and white linen Drills, silk Camets, do Mnacs,
secrsuckers Nankns, Jeans, Rouen Cassieres, Bona.
Zines NC &c. large assortment Of Valencia, Marsces
aud silk Vostings; silk and tonn Umbrellas, Suspeiders
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravas and Iandkerchiefs.
Also,
general assortment of ready made Clcaing; such ns
Coats, pantaoons, Vests Drawers, Shirts shirt Collars SC
few blue black and mixed BroadolOh Coats, which viii
be sold nj first cost.
Al in want of any of The above articles will do well to
call II No. 4, Market square. July 49,
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
h ut lat 20 A. Ion 10 schr Ann and Beey IS days from
Philadelphia for Campeochy.
2ih u Vat 81 45 lon 7s schr Rosa, Gibson from Baltimore
for Monteydeo
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PORT OF PROpIDENCE.
ARRIVED

"WsSSi WEDNESDAY,, July 80.
Schr Two Sisters, Bangs FIN Saco.
-Schr Triton, Thompson fin Bangor.
Schr Hunter, Baker I'm Georgetown, Me.
Schr Sally Davis, Baker fin Bath.
Schr Carolina, Baker fin Georgetown, Me.
Schr friendship, Nickerson FIR Bath.
Schr Only Daughter, Thompson I'm Danvcrs, with
Brick.
Sloop Sea Flower, Cooper FIN Cutterhunk.
Sloop Lively, Parker fin Sandwich
Sloop Good Return, Fuller fin Sandwich.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith fin River Head.
Sloop Two Brothers, Bourne fin Falmouth.
Sloop Cohannet, Chace FIN Freetown.
Sloop Lucy Emehne, SPHINX, Wexford.
e Steam boat Washington, Comstock, from New
York
THURSDAY. July 81.
Schr Leo. Rogers I'm Gardiner.
Schr Dorcas Hawes, Burgess fin Saco.
schr Sally Ann, West fin Augusta.
6chr Canah. FIN Falmouth.
Schr Sally, Kelly I'm Saco.
Schr Galaxy, Bsh FIN Hallowc.
Schr Volga, Fairfield I'm Saco.
Schr Fox, Hammond I'm Cutterhunk.
Bchr Crown, Baker I'm Boston.
Schi Sally, Parks fin Prospect.
6loop Magnet, Bowman fin Sandwich.
Sloop Gov. Gibbs, Tallman FIN Portsmouth.
Sloop Lydia, Barlow I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Abigail, Baker I'm Cutterhunk.
sloop Two Brothers, Crowell I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Earl, Rider fin Sandwich.
Sloop Eliza, Myrick I'm Freetown.
Sloop Ann, Hamblin FIN Sandwich.
Sloop Thomas, Phinney fin Sandwich.
Sloop Caroline, Pitman FIN Bristol.
Sloop Aurora. Brightman fr Wsstport, with wood
70 the master.
sioop Fame, Walden, Newport.
6loop Emelinc, Miller, Bristol.
6loop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
FRIDAY, August I.
Brig Miller. Billings (of New York;, DAYS from
Philadelphia, and 6 from the Capes, with coal, to A
Pike.
schr Ahira, Hall, ds fr Philadelphia and from
The Capes, with whiskey, sugar, starch, SC. to Ad-
ans and others.
sosp Omega, Starbuck, 2 days from Nantucket,
with oil and capdles to G Hadwon and tho master.
Sloop Reindeer. Davis, Troy.
eloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
6oop Ranger, Corey fin Tiverton.
6loop Leopard, Allen I'm East Greenwich.
Sloop Mary, Wesicott I'm Wexford.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston; Coggeshall,
Now York.
Steam boat Oliver Ellsworth, Stow FIN Hartford.
steam boat Babcock, Babcock FIN Newport.
AT QUARANTINE,
Brig President Manning, Grafton, 7 days from
wilmington, N c. and fr the Bar, with lumber and
cotton to order, and coffee for New York. passen-
gers: lone Of the crew is sick with bilious fever
and has been carried to the Hospital.l
CLEARED,
8chr Rachel and Lydia, Drummond, Boston
" l. sloop Superior, Child, New York