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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
FOURTH OF JULY.
Excursion to New Bed
ford, Nantucket,
n Boston.

8S THE Steam Packet
A#~nr, CHA NcELLoR Law.
-{1ass67tR INosroN, Capt. Coggc.
shall, will be despatched from New. York,
on au excursion To the above mentioned
places, on Wednesday, the Both June. inst
On her arrival at Providence. she will re.
ceive on board the celebrated Boston Brig
ade Band of Music. and start for Newport,
IN the afternoon of Thursday, July list.
where she will stop to receive passengers
and proceed Immediately to New Bedford.
On Friday. at s a. m, leave New. Bed
ford for Nantucket, where she will remain
some honrs. 10 give an opportunity OF view
ing this interesting island.
On Saturday morning she will reach
Boston, and in the course OF that day, and
on Monday and Tuesday following, will
make excursions To Nahant, Salem and a.
mong the beautiful islands in Boston har-
bor.
On Tuesday evening. she will commence
her return, touching at the same places,
and will leave Providence for New York
on Thursday, July S,h. The prices are
established at very low rate, viz;
Nrwportto to Boston and return,Gn } O.
cludlng all excursions,)
Between Newport * Boston, 4
4" g. Nantucket. 9 80
-" g. New Bedford, ] 81
Meals extra
Tickets may be had a, mr.. Townsend's
Coffee House.
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Ncwnort. Innc u.

A SSIGNEES NOTICE. Tho Sub.
"a scribcr having received, under the
direction of the Supreme Judiciol Court.nn
Assignment from Josrpu w. MARsm and
SAMUEL MARSH, of Newport, Of all lhcir
real and personal estate, in trust for Tho
benefit Of their creditors, hereby gives no.
lice, that six months from march 9Th, is nj.
lowed toprescnt and prove their demands
AGAINST said estates. All claims DOT estnb.
lished before the expiration Of said term.
will be debarred from any dividend in said
esta ties. f.. TRryETT, Assignee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

An occurrence almost unparalleled in
the annals Of accidents took place at Brcn-
tons Point, on Monday morning last. Dur
ing the violent storm of that mo.ning the
shoes Of lsborer on the Notifications,
while sitting on the floor by the fire, were
entirely stripped from his fee, by the light
ming, without doing him evcn the slightcs,
personal injury. A man who was s,aHding
near him was knocked down by the shock.
One of the shoes was exhibited to us, and
appeared as fit had been cut with sharp
knife in almost every direction.
On the same morning the schooner
William, Douglas, Of Bath, lying at the
Point, was struck by the lightning and her
moinmast split nearly to the deck. We
understand no person on board Of her was
materially injured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
GGIIp NEWS
E.N'v'ERED

ENTERED
Schr. Samuel. Baker. Boston.
Sloop Speed, Cozzens. Providence.
Sloop Fame, Coffin. Bristol.
CLEARED
Schr. Samuel, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Ann, Manchester. do.
Sloop Fame, Coffin. Nantucket.
Soop u. ID. jones. West. New Bedford
Sloop PRESIDENT, Gates, Hartford.
.7RRiJ'ED.
Brig Sophia, Dunn, oi Philadelphia, 10
days from Havana, bound To Cronstadt, put
in for supplies, &c.-- Sailed in company
with Superior, Tanning, for New Orleans,
aud brig Falconcr Of Boston, for Matanzas.
Briggs Washington,ond Forester, of S,Acm,
for Cronstadt. sailed June ist--Lcft there
June 9Th ship Louisiana Of Philadelphia,
loading for Hamburg; Elbc, Stanhope, dis
charging; Fabius, Of N. Y. do: Charles
Henry from Charleston; brig Doris of Bal
iimore, loaded for n. York; schooner Mac
donough Smith, from Philadelphla; brig
Criterion, Hughes, for N. Orleans next day:
schooner Reaper. Stevens, from Charles.
ton; Gov. Hopkins, P,msn, for Bristol IN
20 days, and several olhefs.--Spoke aolh-
ing. .-
OF Block Island, last evening, brig Tam.
worth, Eas,crbrook. 80 days from BIemon lor
Now York Passengers. landed at this place.
capt Robert Is. Phillips OF philodclphia: capt.
Aaron Burns. and SON of do capt " n.
folger Of New York. I.sf at Bremen, brig
Mussasiot, Gibbs, for Cadiz, in . days brig
Monument, llowcs, for .Archangci, soon. -
Spake days since, brig Cad,nns, oi Ports.
mouth, N. II. bound to Mansanilla, Cuba.
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8. ChHOONE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY COMPANY.

THE Subscribers to The Stock Of the
l. NARRAGANsrrr BAY COMPANY, who
have neglected to pay all, or any Of the
Assessments node upon said Subsc ription
are notified, that payment Of the amount
due upon their several Shares, is expected
on or before the lst Of July, 1880, and ,bnt
the demands upon oil those who are deln-
quent on TINT day, will be left with an At
torncy for immediate prosecution.
BY order Of tho Directors,
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Treasurer.
June 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

dramatist may bo more appropriately ap-
piled than to this distinguished indiyidu-
nal: "What piece ofworkis man! How
noble in reason how infinite in faculties!
IN apprehension how like god"
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J. G.. SHAW.
Hhode-lsland Union Bank

NIIE Stockholders of tho II. ]. UNIoS
l. BANK are hereby notified that sem.
annual Dividend will DO paid on and after
the LIST day of july, to such persons as ap.
pear by the Stock Leger 10 be Stoc ckholdcrs
on the 25ih inst. on which day the Trans
fer Book wall be closed until the lat fully
BY order Of the President s. Directors; /;
N. q. BOSS, Cashier.
Ncwport June ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
DIED.

In this town on Saturday last, amer lin
ger'ng consumption. nt,~s Rebccca Brenipn
daughter Of the late Benjamin Brenion Esq
aged 81 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
BOARDING ON THE ISLAND

4 gentleman and lady, or two gentle
~ men, can be accommodated with
board in small family in Portsmouth a.
boz, four and baf miles from Newport,
on the east rosd. The situation Is high g.
and healthy, and Immediately in the Vicin-
iiy Of fine fishing and sporting grounds.
ENQUIRE al thus office.
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ICE CREAM,

WIN. s. YOSE, has just fitted a room
w 70. the accommodation Of Ladies
and Gentlemen, and where they can be
furnished with Ice Cream on every day
~ Tie week from 2 o'clock until 10 IN the
evening.
Juue 10
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I G. 10

TOHN J. STACEY, will Keep on hand
- during the warm season, q constant
supply OF Ice, Of the purest water. Gus
toners can OF any time be supplied with
ihis article Mt his store, two do"rs south
& Bannister's wharf, as low - can be
purchased in the state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

rONNECTICUT RIVER LOTTERY
~ class ?; draws Friday June 25--2
prizes of S3OMl--Sl5U0 &c. Tickets 50
parts in proportion.
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD LOT
Terry class ~; draws Monday June 2S--
liighes, prize $1,000. Tickets = parts in
proportion.
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY class 3
draws Tuesday June ~. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets ] parts in proportion.
DRAwN NumsrRs
In Connecticut River Lottery Estra--d7
81 50 IL 35 81 81 50 40 Maine State
Lottery no. ISL IL % IS 30 Is "a
~ |.
J. C.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
MARRIED.

lie New Bedford on Sunday evening last,
Inr George e.. Tsw, To miss Elizabeth L.
Hathaway, daughter Of mr.. Ezra Hathaway.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Newport
X. |. June 10, 1890. Persons calling for
them viii please say they are advertised,
as they are placed in q separate case.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
Grocery and Fruit Store
John l.. CranStOn,

Respectfully informs his friends and The
public.
HNBAT he has taken the store nj the corn
y u or Thames street and Markot-square,
recently occupied byJ J Stacy, where
be intends keeping constantly on hand an
assortment Of Crockery- Liquors OF the
choicest kinds Teas Coffee rice flour
fruit Of oil kinds -ole--spruco beer-&
a general g. nice assortment Of Groceries,
which Will be'sold ss cheap as al any other
store in town Every attention will be ren
dered 10 customers, and no exertion shall
be wanting on hi. part to give satisfaction
TO bis friends, who are invited to give hIm
a call. Jnne ~.
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~
Cranston Almy
Thomas A. Adams
Richard Armstrong
Mary AldrsIge
Peter Barker
Simeon Bailey
Elizabeth Barker
James Y. Bailey
Gordon Burnham
Thomas Booth
jacob Barker
Daniel Brown
u
Nathaniel Codding
ton
Josiah Clark
Joseph Crowell
Henry Clark
Sarah Il. Cozzens
Jonathan Childs
Isaac Card jr.
mr.. William Clark
Mary Clark
IClinenie Cornell
rhomns Gutter
Colin Campbell
Hannibal Collins
JOHN ciusky -.
w ffiinm Coggshall
Charles Collins
William Ginning
WIN. Callahan
). Cahoona
Robert 4. Doug
George Davenport
f.
miss Lucy Eldridge
r.
Iaates Fitzpatrick
rhtm,as =. Fowler
French & Melcalf
Nancy Farrler
Benz Fry
William Fullerton
Joseph J. Fales
James Farrell
John Golf
Isaac Clifford
James Gardner
Joseph Greenleaf
Rev. T.. Green
nnrs. - Greene
Elizabeth B. Greene
John GIadding
$. Hall
Jones Hammond
Ckarles i. Hazard
Mby Hazard
AHll
Emmy Helen
Edward I!ilca
S1rah Hull
Eliza Henderson
The above Letter.
the General Post OF
fore the first day Of
ID IL
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Abner NJ. Jackson
X
Daniel kilham
Elizabeth I.awton
ReLscco NJ. Low
M
William Marson
William Mcsscr
Il. K. Miles
Stephen u Northam
David Perry
Sylvester X. Perry
Capt. Ellis Perry
Sarah A. Potter
Ephraim $. Perkins
Erasmus X. Peck :
ham
Ruth Peckham
Zebidec Perry
Jane Robinson
Miles Riley
=
James Sherman
William Swan
Job Shsrrnnn
Edwin Ssndford
Ann l.. Stevens
Isaac Smith
Daniel Striger
$. &. Stanhope.
Eliza Sutlle
]. &. Shaw
II
Mohi,toblc Taylor
Amy Thomson
Sarah w. 'rcw
V
VIM. II. Vernon
w
Samuel White
Amos Wood
Phila Wing
Gorge Wilson
Humphrey Webster
WIN. WynnaD
Zcbulon Weaver
Benjamin Williams
MIDDLETowN
John CoggeshaIl
Hannah i.itllcfeld
Richard Michel
Isaac Mitchell
Isaac Manchester
Oliver Sweet
Ruth 'raggart
JAMESTOWN
Tiddcmon II. Carr
Nrw SBoREuAm
The family Of !
Mr.. A. &. Wiley {
John f. Sands
Samuel Dodge Sec'I
Elijah Ball
dSyn,hia Dodge.
will be forwarded q
ce, If not taken up be
uly next.
RANSTON - NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

il absolute)y necessary. A 1ch plain black vel
vet collar; silk skirtings OF course.
For riding on horseback, some dashers oeeih
to- wear white moe-skin pantaloonS' sr1en 'oaI
buttoned entirely up, black veiVet ooiiai' '''u
a high pointed crown hat. =,
White cotton cord of narrow lid Is very eie-
giant, and promises to supersede oalasa.s. ,.."ra
kins have intrinsic merit fol, summer tro"sers'
and will decidedly be fashionable; tney nave oeeh
out of favor by the variety and excellence OF our
own manufactures. but they will assurediy De
mnch worn This Summer. Fine white satteens,
white kersevmere. and small cords, have made
their appearance. o,
new style of great coat has lately been $. seen
in the public walks; it is OF green cioIh wl.n q
collar and lappels of black velvet; the iaapPels
were buttoned in the same manner as uhiior'i's'
and the buttons, placed very close together were
of bronZed steel. a.
Instead of being disposed horizontally the
pates on some great coats are placed IN Dlas I'LL
rection. =,
| Gentlemen's shirts are now trimmed with
! very short double frill, which is turned down on
the right and left side of the bosom. One side OF
the frill is small plated, the other disposed IN
ouills: the shirt is closed by great number OF
small silver buttons of the sugar loaf form, and
richly wrought. Some dandies display much
taste and great expense in this last sort OF orna-
ment. We have seen these buttons composed OF
large brilliants, united by small chain CT dla-
monds of the most precious workmanship.
fhe shirt of fashionable is apparently closed
before by gold buttons; the opening is, however,
behind, and only large enough to pass the hand
through.
Velvet cravats, with the corners crossed. and
turned down on the bosom, are no longer worn
BY elegant men.
Hats. for the ball room, afford fashionables an
opportunity of displaying their taste. Cooked
hats, or, what they are more properly designat-
ed. Opera hats, and what the French call claques,
are decidedly beginning to be worn in preference
to those non-descript folding hats, which give
gentlemen most vulgar appearance when walk
ing home from the Clubs, the Opera, or evening
parties. A cooked hat is decidedly elegant, and
we hope to sec it worn generally by gentlemen.
We understand they will be trimmed with black
curlcd feathers, and the front have raised black
ornament.
The crowns of hats have decidedly comic
shape. and the brims are small and turned up at
| the sides.
The most fashionable ball gloves are of salmon
color, glazed
Fashionabes have their boots made of kid lea.
Their, with pointed toes and high heels.
The small canes that gentlemen carry to the
theatres, or to evening parties, are now of tor
toise shell fondue.
A new style of clothes brush is come into use,
the backs Of which are elegantly painted.
The newest colors for carriages and cabriolets
are, for the body sky-blue or willow green, and
for the lining light blue, or Pomnae de Pin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

Latsus Natura.--an acquaintance upon whose
statement we place full reliance, has furnished
US description ofa most singular calf which he
examined in Evans, in this county, last week.
The animal was literally inside out, the head.
legs, feet, tail and hair being scia the skin, and
the heart, liver, intestines, &C. oceupyng the out
er surface Of the body!' Buffalo paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

Mr.. Chiffon has replied at length to Nf' -" -,
life, so that we congratulate ourselves up'u -"
ing got out of the controversy at an earl! '-'
Mr.. Chiffon is pulling the mask on from ",
trenchment and Reform" very Handsomely
wish him success.
-seBa66a~ ..o tt.i
1t is announced in the last Salem Gazets, h.
all means, ordinary and extraordinary, me me- h.
therto failed in giving the least clue u '''
shocking and mysterious murder there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03
Books and STATIONERY.
Cheaper than usual.

yENHE subscriber feels disposed to admit that the
Il pressure in the money market is such, as to de-
mand reduced prices He therefore intends, this
day to reduce the price Of his goods thereby making
practical test Of the advantages the public will de-
rive from such course, Trusting that it VIII be duly
recprncated. During his career n business it has
been hs Constant desire to give entire satisfaction to
us custoners-he assures them and the public gen.
orally that lie will endeavor [by his unremitted at
tenIon to their interest, the selection Of the very
best articles in his line, and the disposal of them at
low prices TO merit Continuance of their favor.
He also assures the public that he will never give
any article in his store, recommendation beyond its
intrinsic worth.
lie offers tor sale general assortment of Law,
Medical Theological, and Miscellaneous Books La
TIM, Greek, French, Spanish and English School
Books, well selected assortment of Stationery;
also, largo stock of ledgers, Journals day. letter IN
voice BILL record, and Sherifis Books,
Gentlemen who wish to complete Libraries of Law,
Medical or Miscellaneous Works. can have them
furnished by the subscriber, the low price of "a
per cent above cost, and that cost win be the lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they can be procured
in the Nor hern cities.
Orders for England and France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave to calltlIe attention of
the merchants TO his assortment Of writing paper,
quilts, desk penknives, and stationery generally, he
being well assured that they very superior and
unusually cheap
Book Binding in all its variety of elegance and
plainness, executed at his usual low prices with
faithfulness and despatch. r. d. SANXAY.
mp t4-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
~ BL.4.HIRE'S Apotheear4 Store. opposite

"
the Eagle Hotel
II II BLAMIRE has the pleasure Of informing
~ his former and present custoDers (who have so
hoerally supported his Fountain, and the public
generally that improvement have lately been made
IN the working of his apparatus. which he is author
'zeu by many years experience in Norfolk and here
IN saying, has given to the water Of his Fountain
pungency, taste and purity not be surpassed, if
VI And TO accommodate his price to the tines and
70 put 1t in the power of the poor os well as the rich
10 ENJOY tins delightful and innocent beverage, it will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass;
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice Tub n. 49, ~ - r.
n, B. is particularly grateful for the patron
age OF the LADIES. lie will take pleasure in fur
n,shng them when they honor him with a call to
aay their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
OF mat most pleasant, exhilerating and healthy kev
erage. his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make 1t, and sweetcned with syrup of the choicest
Kinds when so preferred-so admirably calculated as
an an antidote against the languid effects Of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind.
"There is nolin the city a place half so sweet
Is my foun where the and the pure meet;
Vh' ne sparkling and foam bright and free
AS The phosphonc light Of the dark summer sea-
Yet As not like wine, hat so dark and so rcd
Wfeaies is foul fumes around the wild baccbanas head
niio' naudlin confesses his beverage unblest
WINE u canAers his peace, his affections and resi-.
Far less like the poison all daily poured forth,
As curse 10 gu land from the south the north:
Oh no, not lie these for as ether It's pure
Ano'ts iragrance. and freshness. and virtue
Sweet Sodai all love thee when the summer s,n high
Sheds abroad his rays thro' the earthro Inc sky
when fatigue sinks the body-heat moseiis the brow
mere IS nought so refreshing. cooling as thou,"
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Farther supplies of Books, &c.

rartner supplies OF Books, DC.
ItNHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour
with the routes to the Syringe, Niagara, and
Quebec and the Coal Mines of also the
Tour of New England----Thirty two eneravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Aenophons Expedition OF CYRUS with English
notes, prepared for the use of schools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor of Languages in Dickinson College
Maccullock on remittent and intermittent diseases,
including genercally marsh fever ard neuralQia COM
prisng under the former, various anomalies, obscu
rites and consequences; and under new systematic
view of the latter treating of tic douloureux scat-
Gu headache ophhalmia toothache, palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis
case.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended us
summary explanation ofthe doctrine discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, ETC. etc. etc.,
Third edition.
Moore life of Lord Byron
Pelham, or the adventures of gentleman.
P PSs' Dsowned BY the same Author
Lawrie Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Galt, ESQ.
F'ora's Dictionary-by lady
Register OF officers and agents, civil. military and
naval, in the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by j. B.
WilliBms Esq. y. s. a.
Aids to reflection, by s. T. Coleridge, with pre-
lImnary essay, notes, and illustrations, by James
Marsh.
Foscarni or the partriciau Of Venice
Lille OF the Rev. Edward PayroD, ID. ID. late Rec
tor OF the second church i'm Portland.
Bickefstetlfs Christian Uearer, Designed to show
The Importance Of hearing the word, and to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letter., containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits BY Blaisc as
cal originally published under the name ofLous De
Montate, translated from the Ffench--to which is
added view the History of the Jesuits, and the
ute Bull. for the revival Of the order in Europe, &c
received for sale, by
ma ior.ls COLLINS Co
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VALUABLE BOOKS

VALUABLE BOOKS.
- cAPULA's Greek and English Lexicon, vol. 4io.
- la Places -Mecaniquc Celeste (French,l 2
vols. Ito
Consables Miscellanics, in IA vols. J2no
Cicero's Works, LATIN in 33 vols. lsmo
Annals of Sporting, (cold plates) in l3 vols 8Vo
Grangers Biographical History of England, 300 por-
traits, 6 vols 8vo
North American Review, in 90 vols. Syo
Platts Universal Biography, 5 vols. 8yo
British Poets, % vols, 12mo
Percy Anecdotes (plates) 40 Nos. i2mo
Modern Traveller, (plates) 40 Nos l2mo
Ramsay's Universal History, is vols svo
Harthy on Man, 3 vols, Svo
Sales Coran or Alcoran, 2 vols, 8vo
Wilson's Ornthology, (coPd plates) Q vols, 4to
Dugald Stewards Works. Z vols 8vo
London Encyclopedia of Gardening, l vol, 8yo
Edmund Burke's Works, I vols, svo
Lingard's History of England, 10 vols 8vo
Jones's Metropolitan Views, (i64 engravings) 1
vol, 4to-For sale by JNO. II. NASH,
apt7 bookseller, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
OK Hide and 35 bbs West India md New Or
4Dek leans sugar
81 boxes aud Ia bbls loaf sugar
Is hhds moasses
$50 bags coffee various qualities
hhds and 35 barrels whlskoy
Wines Of various kinds, vinegar
so tons bar IRON, Swedes, English s. American
Is tons castines
Steel German, cast and blistercd
Cut mills and brads
Novoscoiia prindetones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tiefccs rice
500 do Thomoston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Sonl and upper leather
Tanners aud inseed oil, tor
Spices, pepper ginger pimenlo and cassin
Alum. coppor0s birthstone
SaltpetFcs madden, indigo
Yallow aud sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter writing aud Wrapping paper
Almonds and foisins
Window nlass. various dimensions
Fumblers doc9nicrs, vines
Patent shot, gunpowdor
Imperial, gnpowdef and black ieoa
NackercI No. and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods. viz. shcetlngs, shfIDts,
bfoadcoth3 etc etc.
Cotton and WOOL cards.
Coiton pofgnn, baIo rope
Sewing elne and whipping twinc
Shoe thread. &c Sc
hbio r. WEBD q co
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The Blue hook

A REGISTER Of officers and Agents. Civil, Military
and Naval IN the service Of the United states, on
the SO'h sept. 1929 together with the names force
aud condition Of ali the ships and vesaels belonging 10
the United States, and when and where built. Pre.
pared at the Department Of State BY order Of Con
gress few copies received By
sp 10 COLLINS 4. ca.