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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
Notice
Is HEREBY GIVEN,

Is HEREBY GIVEN,
TO the Freemen, Inhabitants of Newcastle Coun-
ty, who are qualified to vote for Members of the
General Assembly,
That an election will be held at the same time,
and at the same places and in the manner that
Senators and Representatives for the said County
are chosen, for the purpose Of eecting as Commits
sioners of the Levy Court and Court of Appeal, in
the said County two good and substantial Freehold
ers residing in Appoquinimink Hundred one good
and substantial Freeholter residing in Newcastle
Hundred to supply the vacancies occasloned by
the death of Benjamin Marley, and expiration OF
the times for which William Weldon Cd, James
Chambers and Justa Justis were elected Commits
sioners, in the said Levy Court and Court of APP
peal. T. STOCKTON,
Clerk of the Peace for Newcastle County.
.heo,-Cnstle, august 9Th. 3i-t30s.
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"A VAAuable Farm for Sale.
WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament Of
- I'm. Lindsey, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain 1877 acres,
50 Of winch woodland. acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of F. II.
Holtzbecker Jno. Pitner, Zachariah JONES' and 9TH
ers, ON the road from Chrstiana to Elktou. 1t is
well watered and as productive as any lands in the
neighbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
fazT55zAA ments are good log dwelling House, with
-l==l=4- three rooms on floor, Barn, Stables, &c"
a well OF excellent water at the door. There is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is a desirable sit
uaton and well worth the attention of those who are
disposed to vest their money in lands.
IL the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the Cd day of February next it will ON
that day be offered at public sale at the house of
James Frazier, in New Ark, at O'Clock, P. M.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, Eae'r.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
Neao Ark, August 18th, 1928. s5-ts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
Eo,. Sale.

A small FARM in pencader Hundred County OF
New.C Castle. and State of Delaware, about one anu
an half miles above the Delaware aud Chesapeake
Canal, fronting on the Road leading from GLASGOW
to said Canal containing 96 acres. about one nall
Of which is good woodland there are on the farm
frame dwelling house, nc. Any person wishing ~;
to purchase, can view the farm, tor themselves oy
anplying to Mr.. John Bell, on the premises For
terms Of sale, apply to the subscriber, No. 100,
Shpley street, Wilmington, Del
SAMUEL L. TINDALL.
a,st n 1909 33-4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
PUBLIC SAIE.

At Seaford in said County on Friday the goth of
August 1928, the following property, belonging to
the Philadelphia, Dover and Norfolk Steam Boat
and Transportation Company, that is to say Two
Steam Boats. the Philadelphia and the Norfolk, Of
about 269 tons burthen each, built in 1926, of the
best materials and workmanship, lately examined
and coppered. Engine of low pressure, and new
set OF boilers in the Philadelphia together with all
their tackng, cabbin and other furniture of great
variety and such as common on board Steam
Boats, and each Boat now ready for immediate en-
ployment. Also two Stages, and twenty head Of
the first rate Horses with Harness. All seized and
taken IN execution, and to be sold for the pay
ment Of the debts Of the said company, by
JOHN COLLINS, Shift
p. S. am requested to state, that on Monday
the rst day OF September, the property belonging to
said Company, that is to say, the Steam Boat Frank
lin, her Tackllng and Furniture, Stages Horses,
Wharf, Stables, sc. will be sold by the Sheriff Of
Kent County. JOHN COLLINS, Sh'ff.
August 10. SITS.
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DR.. A. G. HULL'S

Several years experience has established the superiority
OF this Truss over all former nyetons can be worn with
and safety well as with tar greater bene 70
The patient 1t accommodates itself every mston and
position Of tic body, preserving at the same time con-
stant uniform easy pressure upon the parts TO which |,
applied, and is in fact the only efecua instrument Tor
the RELIEF aud Of HERNIA or RupTunE.
Sold in Wilmington lat the Proprietor's price by the
subscriber, sole agent for this State
E. B. VAUGHAN.
No, a. Market Street Hilmin5ton
NJ, o. lily
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MIGRANTS
NOticc.

XNHEREAS David Wilson, Of Cantwells Bridge,
w Merchant--has this day executed deed ct
Assignment, of all his estate, real and personal, to
the Subscribers in trust for the benefit Of his crcdl-
tors Notice is hereby given to all having demands
against the said David Wilson, TO forward a state
ment of their claims to the subscribers, within nlue-
ty days. from this date and all persons indebted to
him are requested to make payment to the subscr-
bers within that time; otherwise they will be COM
PEELED by process of law.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUDAlN, .4sagnees'
DANIEL CORBIT,
CantSells Bridge, July 90, 1928. 29-8t
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Dividend.
August 9, 1928

TIME Stockholders Of the Wilmington and Phila-
Il delphia Turnpike Company, are hereby notl-
fed, that a Dividend of per cent, on the stock 0
Of said Company, for the last six months, VIII De
payable on or after the goth inst by
EDWARD TATNALL, Treas'r.
9Th mo. 18th. oo-ot
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MiAAAetoWn academy,

public examination of the Students will take
place at the Middletowaa .Academy, on Friday the
29th inst. at o'clock, to which the friends Of the
Institution, and the public are respectfully invited
JOHN EDDOWES, Secretary.
Middletown, Aug Is. s5-3t
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ADVERTISEMENT.

n SHALL apply to the General Assembly of the
AState of Delaware, at their Session in January
next, for an Act to divorce me from my husband,
Oliver e. Marshall MARY r. MARSHALL.
July 20, 1928. 3l-8tp
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Notice is hereby given, That

the Levy Court and Court of Appeal of New-Cas-
tie County, will meet at the Court House in the
Town of Newcastle, on Tuesday, the 30th day OF
September next, at which time and place the Asses
sors OF the several Hundreds in said County, are re-
CURED TO attend to take the Oathssof Office and re-
ceive instructions for the performance of their dn-
ties as Assessors. 1. SIOekTON,
Clerk of the Peace for N. Castle County.
Ne7y-Castle, August 6, 1928. 33-t3OS
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Sherif's Sale.

VI oteall DoalS, OldgeS and Horses,
IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
BY virtue of several wrts of the State of Delaware
of fieri facas, to the Sheriff of Sussex County
directed, there will be exposed to
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26


The advantages of their Hydrants over the con,
mon kind are as follow
They can be taken up without digging orbreak-
ing the pavement;
They do not freeze in winter;
They are not liable to frequent or expensive r..
pairs
The cocks will probably last longer than twenty
years while the cocks of the red cedar and
hydTants frequently break and wear out in gear.
MIGRANTS ofevery construction fixed
Iron and lead pipes of the first quality
Iron pipes put down at 40 cents per foot,
Lead pumps for cisterns Baths and Plumbers
work of every description fitted up at Philadelph;a
prices, by J. g. w. EWING
In Market-st. squares above the Town Hallrwhere
the public are invited to call and examine their inn
provements.
N. B. AS the Subscribers manufacture their ,e,d
pipes themselyest They warrant them capable of
bearing any pressure they may be subject to in the
water works. j. q W. EWTNG
Wilmington, Julq, Sd. 1928.
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Gibson ~ sMNther,
pr,vTMRERS

FEOMBEkkS
Np ESpECTFUI.LY inform their trends ana lhe
xsCi,izens of Wilmington generally, that they
larry on the above business IN all ITS branches
No. 10, North Side of the LoSper Market; where
they keep constantly on hand
MIGRANTS
of an descriptions Of the best quantity, together
with LEAD and IRON PIPES, calculated for con-
yeyng water into private houses; which they
offer on the most reasonable terms.
G. g. M. hatter themselves, that from their long
and intimate acquaintance with the Plumbing Busa-
ness in Philadelp hia they will be able to give gen
seral satisfaction. Those who wish the Brandywine
water conveyed into their uses,wil please apply
as above if more particular reference is want
ed, please Gallon Mr.. JosEPu GRuBB.
Wilmington, June II, 1928. l1-5m.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

TEHHE annexed paragraph appeared in the Providence
d Patriot and Columbian Phenix of last Saturday. II
the intention Of the propreors of that pape thai the
remarks Should he applied me, indeed they Iave certified
III their way 10 the fact.
~ An ANONYMOUS correspondent complains of the
dseusing trasi," in the shape Of lottery Advertisements
which apei,s In this paper The wiies is mistaken in the
paper lie means the American of yesterday We agree
with our correspondent, that II 'an insult To the wiloe
community and ought TO be treated with the contempt it
inerls.'"
shall stop 10 admire the elegance and grammatical
accuracy o: the foregoing paragraph since il is evident that
The author of ii IN an improper has attempted TO
make thrust at my interests and reputation. II the attack
cud pssiy I've justified by any thing contained Ia my ad-
vertsemenis, or If were opinion tat the individual who
made it, ac,nate1 by IN honest prejudice against loe-
res, would not word; but as am otherwise
viuced, will not he silent have established myself In
this town rs broker have answered the legal require
ments that are eyacaJ Go business in accordance with
the lava OF Rhodels have wronged any one
and know not why am assliled by that powrriuengine
the pcs. hs for my advertisements the perfectly harm
less. They do not cont in thing immoral indicate
| and only intended 10 elicit attention.
appeal Ia intelligent public, 10 know III private ci
To he a7saed, AMI tiatoo. with downright immunity
whilst in the discharge Of his egazed aud hone.t duties.
| Oct w. DINNEFORD.
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Bv the Steam Boat.


Cid at New York on Saturday, brgs Enterprizc,
Briggs, ST Thomas; Hercules, Preswck, Mobile;
sloops Gen Warren, Smith, Manzanll; Ann, for
this port.
Arr on Saturday and Sunday, briss Try, Hatch fr
Malaga; Atlantic, Nye, Savannah; schrs Superior,
Marsden, Ragged Island; Mariner, Proctor, Maya
guez sloops Providence, Brown, and Superior, Child
hence.
Arr on Monday, brig Wanderer, Berry, from st
Johns N b.
Cid ship Josephine, Brtton, Liverpool; brig En-
press, Cough, Martinique.
Arr at Philadelphia 2Sth, brig Attakapas, McMa-
nus, Havana; IIayt schr Isabella, Nones, Port au
Prince. . Below schr South Carolina FIN Carolina.
Rose. Vera Cruz; James Lawrence, Tear, Valpa-
raiso; schrs Mars, Dunlevy, Tampico; Banner for
Fall River.
Arr at Baltimore 24th, schr Vaorel, Tyler hence.
Cid schr Romeo, Oliver, Baracoa.
The schr Harriet, for this port, sailed fn Peters
burg 23d
Arr at Norfolk 9th, brig Rosannah, Weston, Rio
Janeiro. In the Roads, Br ship Usk, Viner, Liver
pool.
4 All the outward bound vessels sailed fr Seawa's
Point oath.
Arr at Elizabeth City 9th, schr William and
Frederick, from st Barts, Sailed schr Francis ID
Williams. w Indies.
The sohr Mnos, from Newport for Madeira, was
spoken 18th Aug. lat 80 Ion - so.
At Truxillo about 25th Aug. brigs Carib for Omoa
Z; Hcbe condemned.
At Rio Janeiro Aug9. Gen Smith, for Baltimore,
Z; Aspasia, Massicott, and Montazuma, do 4; Jane,
inst ar fr Norfolk; Celcno, Buglchorn, and Nancy,
I'm Baltimore; u s ship Macedonian Sailed 9th,
brig Hope, Baltimore; Sth, Budget d.; sloop Of war
Hornet, Montevideo.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01


The ship Cheisea.-Tho vessel whose name is at
the head of this paragraph sailed from Charleston in
December last, with a cargo of cotton and rice, for
Havre, and dismased about the mid lie Of jan
uary in gale. She shortly after fallen in with
by another vessel, which took off the captain and
and landed them at port in England. She
was subsequently fallen in with by British vessel
which took 100 bales OF cotton and landed tn eui
in London. Since that time many vessels have seen
her in different parts of the Atlantic, and, as was
predicted in the Boston Palladium she was evcniu-
ally towed nto Oporto on the 9th of July, rs has
been already stated in the Gazette. We understand
that letters have been received here from lIavre,
which state that nearly all Of her cargo would be
saved in a sound state. or GOO bales Of cotton
which remained on board only twenty said to be
destroyed and tho loss on the rice is comparatively
trfng. When the ship was brought into Oporto,
she was taken possession Of by the American Con-
sui, and the cargo landed and placed in the Public
Store.
The Chelsea was built IN Boston, and no greater
evidence could be given Of her strength than that
she should have been at the mercy of the waves for
nearly six months, and then landed her cargo with
as little damage as above stated. We understand
that some insurance. was effected in this city which
has boon. paid by the underwriters and we arc
graicd to learn that they will not, as at first anti
cipatod, meet with serious loss.-N. \. Gdz.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01
Sailed I'm Marblehead Hone for Bilboa.

Sailed I'm Marblehead, Hope, for Bilboa.
Up at Charleston 18th ut. schr Columbus, Gard
ner, for this port.
At Port au Prince, Aug. %, ship Prudence, lIar-
rson for Port au Patt 4 brIes Superior, Dolaw for
New York 2; Bakely unc; Mary, just ar from New
Orleans.
At Guadaloupc Aug %, schr Eliza Richmond, fin
Elizabeth City.
AT St Thomas 18th ult. brig Gen Warren, for Sa-
lem 2.
At Turks Island, Aug 81, schr Bc,scy, for New
York in DIS.
AT St Croix D Z. Aug 30, brig Eastern Star, just
ar fin Bath.
The Newport repairing at Copenhagen Goth
Aug.
At st Ubes, Aug IS, ship Moss for Phiiadclpha
lolding; brig Evclina, for Portland-latter sailed
l4th and returned lG,h, with loss of topmast.
At 1t pierres, 9TH ult Active, for Middle,own 10;
Rodney, Murch, IT Thomas 5; Levau,, Janvrin.
Newburyport unc; Mayfower, for Plymouth, 10;
Falcon, im Gloucester, just ar.
At Hamburg JuIy22 ships Robin Hood, Woodbu
ry, and Statesman, Bray, dische; Athens, Hooper
just ar; Europa. for New York; briggs Pauiina, Stet
son, unc; Baltic, LIT hcGold do; Navarro do; Pacto.
lus, Oxnard, St Ubes 2; Charlotte, Atkins, ior
Stockholm or !.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-01
THIS DAY.


FOR SALE,
M The three. story brick Building, situated quar-
sssiA ct mile hcow the Pancacla Bridge, ia Middle
.l--SlG- town, STATE OF Connecticut, the Turnpike Road
10 New-lavcn Said building j. upon water privilege
uniting streams; erected in September last for the
manufacture of Machinery, aud is completely fitted Er that
purpose, with great variety Of and valuable Tools, In.
ne L,hcs which offered for salt, together with FIVE
Cotton rhoses Of 95 Spin lies each, building AMI will he
completed in ten DAYS of the best workmanship and intended
we'll, snd do good work any in li, country
also, O.V THE PREMISES
a new BIACKSMiTnS SHOP, intended or three Forges,
two OF which erected and for rphimmcr The siul-
ton Of this Fartoy for convenience nav being within
half mile Of the Connecticut River from whence Steam
Boats aud Packets depat daily for Nc-Nokon excellent
turnpike road and oer advantages reader OF the most
desirable situations that he had
r, who wishes engage IL the making Of Machinery,
affords oPpo uniy Tor immediate operation. IL Is,
however, offered with without The Machinery Tools, on
very reaonalc terms order 10 close lnluire of
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is the ~ emi,es.
Also
FARM containing about thirty oi excellent
Land together with Dwelling House, Barn. House, aud
other buildings situated Farm I'LL, called, ard about
hundred rrs soih of Pameacb Bridge, and about the
dsuce from the aforesaid M,nnfaetory. said Farm is
svcl waered, aud ha, many other. Advantages
oonicraie part nj the purchase money might remain on
Mortg ,ge Possession given moe1isicy II desired.
Fo further particulars, inquire OF ht uscrber who nov
the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH.
MdIrtorn, JniVe eS, 1879. 3n
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vEssELs SPOKEN.

18th uit of Cnco,eague, brig Eliza fn Philadelphia for
VEN Cruz.
I'd u LAT %, schr Mary Ann, 90 DIS from New York for
shaI.
18th ult LAT 80 30, Ion "a, brig Albert, ofPonland
2st u OF Capes Of the Delaware brig Standard, ff Ma
tanxss for Portland
Aug 30th, of the Tougas, Colombian scr who report.
cd having been robbed by pirate few days previous.
6th uL lat % Ion "a IS, brig Mary Beckett, from pha
dciphfa.
22d u lat IS 49, Ion "a, schr Margaret ds I'm BALTIMORE
for Rio.
It u lat 81 lon 70 As, scr Maryland, ds from Havana
Cor CoruRna.
ithuh at 80 Is Ion SO 40, ship Nile, ds ff New York
for Rochelle
18th uIt t IS l. Ion 10 81 ship Aspasa Bennett ~ ds
I'm York fm Liverpool.
An Am ship was Aug 20, lat 40 1s lon 30, appa-
rently new standing E-bgh sides, four squares In her
slgnai, two white and two blue.
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DIED..

Tn this Saturday last Mr. Samuel " Allen, aged
co, for many years faithful constable and wacfmln.
On Monday last, after short illness, Miss Ruth Smith,
dnughter of the late Daniel Smith, ESQ aged 65 years Fu
neral this afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence in
Charles street.
Yesterday morning suddenly, Mr. Andrew F. SWAIN in
the 3Ist wear of his age formerly of Nantucket.
Yesterday mornins, after a long Illness, Capt Benjamin
Conock In the Sod year Of ofbage. For sixty years he
as been resident of this Funeral tomorrow aftor
noon nj O'Clock which friends and connexions invited
On attend without further invitation.
I'm Johnston, i9h u Mr. Go1gc Robinson, of oneyyie,
aged SO. -
In Warren, Caleb Saunders of Captain Turner Can
in the Sd year of his age. 49,
In seekopk 23d ult SIR Alien Munoe, Jr. son Of Allen
Mnnroe Fsq Of that place. in the 2h year of his age-a
graduate of Brown University.
In Jol,ston Thursday last, Mr. Richard Thornton,
aacd
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REMOVAL.

HIAIyEY CLARK informs his friends and customers,
u that he has removed from i- Old stand NO. "a North
Main street, No 81 Marketscet, where e as on hand
general assortment of Cn'hs; Cassineres Satctsi 'ai
Cambfcks; Musis, silks; iosieryj Gloves iiand-
kerche; shswls Rnbons; Lnccsi Wells; Irish LINENS
Sheciings Sngs, Ginghnns, SC nc together WIN every
teinined 10 sell a. low he purchased at any cre IN
tt'vn, Cd
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NEW ESTABLISH MENT.

fTIf fNNNN " . p NItFs. !. !.
COfCH, CY3fSE, J.ID SIGN P.flkTEg,
UNIFORMS The citizens o lrovidcste and u vicinity, tta
lie has hishcd hinsell IN Po, iicce, In the bii
of Nesys Murs and S7nrei Guits IN rear Of Weybsi.
street, aud No ,, soh Oag street. where he earris on
the above business IN nj IL bnnt hes Hnving had along ex
pcrencc in the si~- te trusts that le will e eabtl
give entire ssssacn % Io-c no NAY he pleased en-,
Pty hun. Carriages, Crses sc. fepiined at sht M, zee
anl On iifs most accommodating leuns. ii Aprng
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nr;- PARTICULAR NOTICE. IN

NyR GEORGE ANDREWS baving completed taking
1VE the names OF the inhabitants of hi, town, for the
New Directory the subscriber hereby requests that IL any
persons have bcen accidentally omitted, they would give
tice OF the same, that their names ly be inserted Persons
who have removed, in their place of business resdence
and persons who may have dissolved, formed partner
ship since heng called upon also requested TO give
lice OF the same at the oce Of the subscriber, No l5 Mar
square, lie desrous that the new Directory may be
a5 correct as possible. H. ii. BROWN.
1JAdver:isemen,s for the Directory may he handed in
during the present month. Oct.
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NOTICE.

NhJ HER EMS the Frecnen OI te town of Providence,
w In tawn meeting legally assembled on the lth day
of June s2s ordered Of $40 O01 &, be assessed the
inabiants ald Others owning moa1ity in said town. and
the subscriber being appointed cOlerd OF Sud tax, hereby
requests AL p'rsOs concerae1 to call Oh hun and piy TOE
assessed against ,tcir And r the pnr
pose Of receiving o said taxes, he ne us n attend at the
oice Of Ezra Dvurn ~ the corner # franklin House, ON
Scpcnb, 24h until October 9Th, inclusive, (sundays eX-
csptcd,) iron oepck, A. NJ un ~, NJ and fnn oclk.
r. NJ. until 81 AMI oa Monliy, O5ei 9Th, (Which viii he
the List day of collecting, at dsconn the v'ce y 10 be
Kept open unt O'Clock in tho eys.ag. a dedncon Of
thee per will be made To all who call and Iay at the
time above mentioned. JOHN lllll.,
Providence. Sent i!,h, 1871 -tN Collector.
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.JANES RI HOnCE

as taken Nos and 10, South baih Sefset (,N
doors south Of the Franklin House. aud ohers fv sale
general assortment of GROCERIES,, the Of whieh Of
the first quality a, his n,eniipn sell retail sxIy hi
goods viii he selected with the siet sesay s<d
sold at moderate advance His Liquors pwvksssd II
The importers and are warranted pure and sgaals say ssd
Providence. not excepting Slim,on < Iiodges, ~
~ Fruits and Preserves in variety viii sessraiyhs fsasi
a above. l a.. Sexf lS.
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NEWPORT Sep, 25. Cid sloop Union, Cozzcns

NEW BEDFORD Sept 27. Ar ship Alexander
Barclay, Dunbar, 81 ds II Gottenburg. Left bres
Roanoke, Marshall and VIM Howland, Lee, Tor N
Ysrk, the only Ans. Brig Osprey, Grnnoll, for "
Bedford, sailed hours previous--passed her off the
Scsw. Sailed in CO with brig Braganza Tor N York
-ssw her 7th Sept. lat 81 36, lon II SO.
e9th returncJ, ship Timoloon which sailed fr the
Pacific Deem 18th inst. having on the 10Th during
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MARRIED.

In This town. Sunday evening last by Rev. Mr. Water
man. Nr George " Allen of oston, To Miss Martha Mar
shall. of this place.
On Monday evening, by Rev. DIR. Wayland, Mr. Charles
Porter of Hartford Miss Amelia e. Townsend daughter
Of Capt Solomon Townsend. of this town.
In Bristol Mr. Samuel w Church. 10 Miss Mary Tiiey
MIR Bennett Munro, to Miss Sarah l. Fish.
In Smihield, on Thursday evening last by Thongs
Mann, ESD Mt NelsoD Tan, OF Cumberland TO Miss MaiS
Ann Andrews, Of Smthfeld.
In New York, on Thursday last, Mr. John c. Hines, o
this town. Miss Henrietta Hows, Of the former place
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DANCING SCHOOL.

N1R. WILDER BOURNE respectfully inform. the
lVH young air, Of Pro idencc, tb he viii open seool
for IN, polite accomplishment Of paocing, a M. Joseph r.
Anods Inn. o Fiflay Ospber 81. lioiis uf
inrruc,,n from . o'clock 7. NJ Tuhon. 50 per quarter
\ The young grssmers Evening school, viii eoumepo.
October 81. Fn instruction, fcm TO o'clock r. NJ
IThss gebncn hing 10 sueci be, will find
p,rcr st j. y. Arpolfs Washington Hotel Sept o.