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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23


Yesterday, the Jockey Club Purse, G mile heats,
was run fox over this course. There were seven
horses entered, all of which started.
James NJ. Selden's b. h. Sussex, by Sir Charles. 4
years old.
Thomas WatsOH's Wcwhawk. by Shawnee,
years old.
II. Maclirs g. Peggy Macdcc, by Sir Hal, :
years old.
VIM. r. Jolnson's Charlotte Temple, by Sir Ar
chic, years old.
VIM. II. a1ingc'sb. IA. Mayday, by Sir Archie, 4
years old.
Hector Davis's n. Sally Hornet by Sir Charles.
a years old.
VIM Wynne's b. IN. Polly Hopkins, by Virsinian
5 years old.
Bets were various before starting. but as far as VIC
could learn Polly Hopkins was the flvori,c, though
some pf"ieIrci Sussex. On the going off, Sally
Hornet TOOK TIC lead but was pissed by Sussex be-
fore she reached the quarter stretch on the first
round. Sussex KEEP, ahead and came out about half
length before Sally Hornet, although it was cvi-
dent to every one, that he was outstanding his
strength for severer trial ON the next heat In
this heat. Wewhawk was distancrd on the second
round and gave up the contest. Tie other horses
Is
tanccs. Time 5m. IGs.
The betting was still on Polly Hopkins against the
field, and even the most knowing shook their heads
in doubt to tho result.
Second Heat. Sussex, Sally Hornet and Char
lotte Temple were successively ahead OH the first
round, till at the turn of the quarter stretch Sussex
fairly showed his heels his anita gonists and il
very apparent that neither of them could take the
heat from him. At this time Polly Hopkins WHO
was thirty forty yards behind, made push al Sus
sex, soon passed Sally Hornet and Charlotte Tenn.
pie and came nearly up to Sussex-thus the last hal!
of the second mile, and nearly all the third was run.
The other horses apparently giving up the contest
for the heat In coming down the quarter stretch on
the last mile, Polly Hopkins close to- and direct
ly behind Sussex till within thirty or forty yards of
the starting pole, when her rider applying whip and
spur, brus,Ilu up alongside Of Sussex and was beat
en- by not more than ono foot One jump more, and
she would have had the heat The shouts OF the by
ISLANDERS, believing she had gained it, rent the air
and we have seldom witnessed greater excitement at
this most exciting of amusemcnts. Charlotte Ten
! pie was distanced. Time 5m 4Js
| On the whole although this race may not be rank
cd with the orc of the day before in interest vet on
many accountsit was one OF TIC best we have ever
yet had the good fortune TO witness. The time OF
the last heat has been exceeded if we are not
msinformed, but in one instance on this ceurse-and
that by Sally Walker, in competition with Ariel
when the time was IN. 42s.
In an account yesterday, of the second days. race
were some inaccuracies.
The time was, lst heat, SIN. 52s 2j, 3m 4ss;
Sd, 3m 54s; 18th, SIN SOS; 5th I'm O3s
Norwood is not brother of Kate Kearncv,
Sussex is. Morgiana not dis,anced till the &C.
cond heat. a severe contest is anticipated next
week at Tree Hill, between Kate Kearncy and Sus-
sex
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DY virtue of power or attorney sent TO tic eIlS-
I'D scribcr by Francis p. Rcddon. esq., and h.,
wife, Ann f.. "A. Laorest, deposited IN ue IT, States
Loan Office. will be- sold at public auction. 20 the
highest bidder, on Monday the 5th day of Ma
next, at twelve o'clock, if fair, otherwise the first
fair day thereafter the upper tenement of the block
of brick buidmgson III street two of which are now
owned and occupied by MIR. Wilson Bracket as The.
Shockoe Hill Tavern. T!Ir sale will III made for
cash. J. a. CHEVALLIE
an o. 1880
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23

Tickets uay 50, onl sh5rgs 20 pT1nQring.=-FOs-.
sale al JAMBERT'S ECrtunate Office.
Where 81. 30. 20. capital Of 5000, wac cold ~
the Di~Inol 81 aels Lottery a5dFo iilis city yes-
--.!ay Gp23
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23

aj'Among those who figured ut the Jefferson Din
ner, was Isaac HILL His rejection aud :,r, thinner
took f!ass "a iiir same day. In ausion 20 his dis
confturc, Isaac gave a toast IAc!i nc told is
''en' JOB: Democracy "Whcreforo do | take my
iieslh in my teeth. and put my life in my hand:
Though he Gay me, yet will | trust him Demo-
cracy] So will not the Senate of the u. States
trust Isaac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23


The Albany Advertiser of the 17th instant con-
t1ins the following under the postscript head:
Nomination c( Gen. Root far Gouerngr.--A meet
ing of the Farmers, Mechanics and Working Men,
held last night In the hall of the capitol IL was
as large n meeting as was ever held in Albany being
at least equal in number to that held on the removal
Of Dc WIT Clinton from tic place Of canal Commits
sioucr, in 1891.
Elisha Dorr was chairman and II. McCullock as
sisinnt Chairman. llascy Woodruff end Arnold
Nelson secretaries.
ErdHu' Root was unanimously nominated for go
vernon, by accama'ion. The nomination OF lieu
tenant governor was deferred To another time.
Several resolutions and an address were adopted.
Tie Heirs Fuiiou A writer IN tho virginia Literary MI
scum has suggested plan for rewdrdiug children
Fulton for the srvccs rendered the American people their
father nc plao strikes feasible one and commend
. u To- public affection. lie suggests:
50" That tc oroprielnrs EACH sclmhna provide hos
10 contributions the benefit Fuion's heirs
That every passenger be invited without opportunity 10
, contribute
That Of tire passage money OF every passenger.
who may not choac to contribute I've set aPau 60 supply the
deficiency.
8 That the proceeds thus contributed be rcmittcd on the
day of every month or as after practicable, tho
Bank Of the United states IN New York Of Iulon's
/ children.
In this way Iuct,l provision may I've made without being
tho very greatest vt public cneiIc'ur hdd Fulton been
SUBJECT nf the EmIcIor Of Russia I've had probably hreu
nnbcd, hud certainty enriched Had he been subject oi
Great bIHau, he would have experienced tc bounty Of lon h
knE AMI paament aud being citizen Of republic, There
be- peculiar and propriciy that tic reward
his uscu labOurs should be bestowed by the p0p Such
spontaneous their part would onourshle tho char
actef oi the pa'i'o boil w intelligence onI ''acn''r'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23

W The Jefersonian Republican at Lynchburg,
asks us how we like the Presidents toast at the Din
ner' "The Union-it must be preserved" The
question would have been appositely addressed
to the "nullfyers' Ue love the Union well, that
though think the terms of the toast smack lit
tie ofthe arbitrary disposed to overlook that
in consideration of the end proposed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23

Mr.. Conner Of n. G. now renewed tho motion
which hc had made ~ committee ofthe whole mod.
lied agrscaby to the proposition then also made by
his colleague (Mr. Barrngcr) 20 reduce the duty on
imported Salt, first to - cents, aud at slipulat Cd
period thereafter 20 ten cents buslie and he de-
msuded the vcas tnL nave OF 'h' question
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

4 r the Annual Meeting Of tho Stack
IA holders OF the WARREN BANK.
on Monday. 4th Jsnusry, 1880. the
following Gentlemen we're elected Iii
rectors Tor the year ensaing. viz -
james JMarrrIi, william Carr. Wit.
liam Collins. Nathan NJ Whedfon,
Pasehnl Alien. Stephen Mason. Jsrsmi
nh Witiioms. s.. p. Child and John
r.. Wheaton. s.t ne
Alta meeting af the Directors the
same day. NATHAN M. WREAToN,
Esq. was elected President, and
PETER CARPENTER. Cashier.
Inn q tQou sH4t-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
WABR1WD

In swsnzsy. on Wednesday morning last
BY The Rev Mr. Baksf. Mr. Nathaniel Phil
lips Smith Of Swsnaey. TO Miss Mary Smith
daughter Of Joseph smith. .Jr. Esq. Of TIN
town.
In Providence by the Rev Mr. Waterman.
Mr. Ethelbert A Marshall, 10 .Miss Abby h
GrsenS, oil Of Providence.
In Bristol, on Thursday evening last. BY
the Rev Mr. Bristed. Mr. George wilkinson, oi
Pswtycket 10 MiA Sarah. daughter Of Levi
D'Nolf Esq. sfths former place
Ia Bsrneysville. on Saturday evening last.
by the Rev Mr. Taylor. Mr Cromwell Bar
ney - S1iss Bslinds Pesrce.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
BritishAnticeptic Dentilrice
For cleansins. scAitening, and preserciry
the Teeth o,sd Gums.

Tor c1e0nssnS. s0hsfenttg, and preseTUiT,f
the 1eetA ossd Gums.
Fl HE BrtrIsH ANrIcEPrIc DENrf-
rRIcE, which the proprietor wishes most
particularly to recommend to the attention
Of :he public, is perfectly exempt from I'll
thoss acids which in general form the b. sis
Of teoth powders in common use, and which,
although they may whiten tho teeth for q
short time ,must Inevitably destroy the Enam
fef by thor deleterious action on this beautI
ul covering Of the teeth. The consequence
is that the Enamel which is the shield provi
ded by nature to protect the spongy and netA
vous internal structure, is rapidly cdffodcd
by these acid Ingredients, become more die-
coloursd than ever. and exposes the inncr
portion Of the tooth to carries and rapid and
certain decay. By the use Of the British
.dntieeDtie DeNtifrice every morning with,
q 6rus moderately hard and cold water, the
accun dlasion Of Tartar will not only be pre-
vent sd but the teeth rendered BEAUTIFULLY aud
pts aanenfiy sDhite, and the gums restored
o nat freedom from soreness, that hardness
10 d efiiorescencs which are the sure tests OF
heir healthy state, and the best guaranty of
that natural fragrance Of the breath which
can never be expected in connection with
oul teeth, and scorbutic, unhealthy gums
Price 50 cents Boa.
VR None are genuine without the written
signature Q, T. KIDDE, on the outside print.
ed wrapper.
e. large Discount to Country Physicians
April 12'>
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POLIIIIC1L NOTICE.

~ The citizens Of Warren. are requested
TO meet at Col Coles Hall. this evening. Al
. O'Clock, to elect two Dslegates to the Gen
eral Kepublicsn Convsntien. to be holden 1t
slss STATE Hou.e IN Providsnce. on wcdnss-
day evenipg, the 18Th Of Jan. fsr the purpose
Of nominating suitable Candidates to be rec
snmsnded to tho frssmso for their support
st their ensu ns town meetings 10 AprA. fol
the choice Of Gsassai Oficen. .~u
Jan 8. N
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

Ma. JOHN J. LYON will spen q
M School, at Col Coles Hall, on
"Wednesday Evening next, for teaching
Sae red Musick. At One Dollar per quar-
ter, two evenings per week, E so6ic
lent encouragement be obtained. A
subscription paper is opened at the
Post Ofiicc.
|. Az are requested to attend on ".;ed
nesday evening next, who have any
inclination to improve in singing tho
they may no, have come to any deter
mination on the subject.Aand shoul'l
they MT 60 afterwards. no charge will
be made for that euening.
January o, 1880.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
Valuable Medicine,


" -ReeOrsmended By unqussiionabls aud
e0nciusive Testimonials.
NnHE Proprietor confidently offers 10 the
- public what experience has proved TO
be one Of the most efficac cious compounds
the Afsteria Medica for the cure of thin
tass OF distressing, dangerous and inveteratst
Diseases, produced by an impure state ofts,
blood, acfimony Of the humors; and a viths
tod habit Of body, and usually exhibitiia-
thcnisf Ives in the various forms Of Scrop huon
Salt Rheuns, Leprosy. st. anfhony's Firia
Feuer Sores. White Sceiiings, FouL anr
obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes
Scaid Head, Scuruy and Venerial Totnt
where Mercury has failed.
DIR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
ave, in a multitude of cases, cured these in
veterate and deep rooted complaints in their
wdfst aud most hopeless stages. The Drops
are also given with success for violent erupt-
ons after the measles, red bfotches, tester.
ing eruptions, aud pimptes on the face
und in connoxion with DR.. Jobb's Linament,
they remove ,chite sWeliings Of the joints
the Scrophula, in its early shapes of mere tu.
mours behind the ears and under the chin.
aud swelling Of the upper lip and nose, VIII
not only quickly yield to this preparation, but
tsrpohul0us ulcers which have spread to
snch an extent and depth, as 10 erode the
tartileges, and effect the bones ecifs carries.
have been gradually and permanently healed,
by the perseveling adminstrat ion Of this
powerful medicine-the sunken squalid coun-
tenance restored to its hord hue 'hs vital On
ergy re- est ablishcd, and tho wMvle system
purifie,' and invigorated.
INTERESTING CASES.
Lady,to whom reference oan be made
was for yean afflicted with humours on her
neck, accompanied with frequent itching, G.
rupti0ns, and running sores. She had tried
Various remedies and taken the best medical
ADVICE, but could get no permanent relief, and
her case daily becoming verse. tears were
Entertained ofa fatal termination Of her COM
plaint, when q, friend providentially recon
nended the Botanical Drops, four bottles Of
which effected complete cure to the sur
,rie and Joy Of henolfsnd friends.
Prepared from the original Recipe MS
,f the late DR.. w. r. CONWAY, by T. KID
DE n, his Immediate successor aud the sole
proprietor which with tho other " Confoay
Medicines, ''is for sale wholesale at his Count
ing Room, over No 20, corner Of Court and
Hanover-streets, Boston, and retail, by his
special appointment, byJ. WILLIAMs, War
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale, by T.
KiDDER, proprietor OF the T" Conway Medi
icists," Counting Room IN Chambers over
No, 70, Corner Of Court and Hanover streets,
ind at retail by his special nppointmspt, TO-
gether with all the different articles Of the
Conway Medicins) by J. WILLIAMS, War
ren.
TT Observe, none are genuine without the
written signature Of T. KiDDER, on the out
siIe printed wrapper.
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DIE u,

In Providence, on Thursday last. Mrs Eli
70 Carr, wife Of M Stephen Carr, in the 2sd
year Other age. n
In Sharon. Mas. Mrs Sally Manly.-Mrs
Irene D. wife Of hr warrea Smith. aged -.
A. ssskonk, on Sunday last. Mr. william
3. Carpenter. graduate Of Brown Univsrsi-
~. ia the 2lst ysar Of hh ago
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

beauty. They also manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS. warasted to
bs - gc"c % can be purchased in town.
Asy srticle in theirIne, called for, not
% hand, will be furnished az short notice.
ALS0-Bell's superior shoe biacking ;
Japan do ; shoe brushes, &c.
10v Ia
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N0rf Nef11 &000N.
81, t829.~

tNEW Goods Of different kinds have been
N received this week, and are going of
at very Toto prices. Fof further particulars
please to apply at the
NJ n. J. R, w 4 co. are receiving
such rvods as are in demand, from various
sources, almost every day. which keeps
their assortment constantly worthy the at
tention Of buyeraS - -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
WASHED

A WAY from the shore Of phe farm
"a which The subscriber occupies On
B,istol neck, in the gale Of Saturday
night last, q small cllnker built cedar
BOAT. painted blue. Any person Civ
ins information So that she can be Ob
taioed. shall be generously rewarded.
HENRY D. WOLF.
Bristol Neck, Dec. 19.
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g. II. GAlli)N FIR,

GTEPHEN CHAFEE. OF Bristol,
- Merchant, has th,s day assigned
to the subsc ribers, ell his property and
estate, in trust for the benefit OF his
cred.turs. All persons having de
mands against said Chafee. are request
ed to present them to the subscribers
for adjustment, and all pers,ns In
,lebsed to said Chafee, are requested
to make immediate payment 10
WV. REYNOLDS, } A,s;puess.
OREN SPENCER,
Orf OF 1890" 80
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Six lines Plea, and alt larger, SO
Leads Of every thickness and size
cot. family ke,.t on hand Cuts OF ev,
ery description on metal bodies; Press
es. and all uther articles necessary for
a printing Office furnished To order.
Printers can be supplied with second
hand type. which has only beer s,td
for stereotyping. on very favorable
terms =
Old type received in exchange at y
dollars per l00.bs.
N. b. stereotyping Of every descI'P
ton will be thankfully received, and
attended to with correciness and de-
snatch, on reasonable terms. a. !.
Publishers ofpaPers that will msef,
the above three times will be ennHeo
TO receive 9 dollars. on settlement o.
their accounts, or in Iany type cast q.
chi. foundry provided fur times 'he
amnun, is purchased.
New Yort, Dec. &c, 1899.
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10 PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS
'sa AND PUBLISHERS.
HAMES CONNER, offers TOR sale.
~ at bis Type and Stereotype Found
~, lo7 Nassau street, Printing Types.
nj 5 months credit, Or 2. 1-s per cent.
deduction Tor cash at tne, deduction for
cash 1t the price. alfred j
Hi, type will be iopnd as perfect ,and
made oi as good materials, at least. n'
that manuf.c'ured.at any other estab.
iishment tits neatly all Of an entire
NEW cur :. is lighter faced than any
.oiher now exhibited, md will onse-
duentIy icear longer. look bette, take
less ink. and less labor ia working
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Ifyou have cause to suspect the in
te2rify ef ons with whom you NUT
have dealings, take care that you have
M communication with him il he has
his friend end yov have not you q. e
Plsyinga dangeross game. in which
the osIjs are two to one against you.
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MMrt1N8.
Sheriff. Sale.
BRISTOL. SC. Warren, SeptemLs
seth, A. u. 1889.


seth, A. d. 1889.
WILL be s.Ll II -
PUBLIC AUC'r. q
&k ION. on the prem
ises, on the End day Of January, A. y,
1880. at 3 o'clock. afternoon, ali III.
right, title, ind Interest which John
Kelley. Lydia Kogefs. .Bstscy HoIisn;
Samuel ]. Malhsvson. and sslIy Ma'k-
ewson. had on the fret day of Sypteu,
Der, A. D.. 1879. at II O'Clock before
noon. in and to certain lot Of I.und
with Dwelling House thereon stand
ing, situate in the Town Of Ware,
and bounded as follows. to wit: bepi,
ming at the Sou'h East corner thereof,
and thence running .Nnsthrrly .jkts
nine feet by Wales stree;, thence tur.
Iiog aud RAINING Wester.y md hountIcd
Northerly by land lately Of Duncan
Aasley, deceased. ninety feet. the .ce
South and bounded Wesfer,y by lan,I
lately of said Duncan kellev, sixty
nine feet, to- lane or street, and thence
Easterly and bounded s stu'her,y b, said
street ninety feet 20 tn 6r-t meatiop
Cd corner. .eon'a,rire about ore eight,
~: an acre, BE- the same more or less.
with all the privileges and appe, tenah
ces thereunto belonging, to satisf, an
Execution in favor of The Pre.idenf,
Difec, ors and Company Of the War
rem Bank. vs. said Kelley. Rogers.
Holden, snd Samuel ]. and Sally Maih
ewson, levied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE.:D. Sheriff.
Jan. e. -
6TThe above sale stands adjoornea
10 The 81 day Of May next al o.
clock, P. M.
SIMMONS COLE, b. Sheriff.
Jan. 8,
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Warren Insurance Company

l6NHE STOCKHOLDERS Of said Com
| III pany, are her.by notified, that a
dividend "f profits for the last six
months will be paid them on Monday
next. January 4th, or OF any day af-
tier at the Company. Office,
They are also informed that their an.
nual meeting 70, the choice Of Direct
ors, will be holden at said Office, "a the
second Monday in January, at tw"
o'clock afternoon.
n. PHILLIPS, See'ry.
Warren, Jan. 2. 1880.
xM1w YHAAACsssimere,, SStsi.
IN .ne.ts, Circassia 70. Camblets, Flsunsls,
Bombazetts, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Cali Goes, silks. Linen Cambrick Hdkis. Linz
On do. sewing Silks, Bedtlcks. figured Bock-
inss. cambrieks. Shee.ings. brown and bleach
ed, Jeans, Md Gloves and other Goods just
opened by JoRN, R. WHEATON 4 Co. and
for salo At LONG ROOM
'tan
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DR.. Re.fe''s Aron1lsi.
Pills.

SEfAvE been ons celebrated as mo silva
sA liable and eifisacious remedy al
gainst those general complaints peculiar to the
female portion ofsociety. They cleanse. pu.
rify and promote free and brisk circulation
Of the blood, when becoming sluggish and Ian
guild from the affecting ailments for which
these Pills arc safe and 'efectual specific.
They as, ist the SUI pended operations of the
sangniferious system, when nature requiresI II,
aud rectify the irregular habits Of the unheal
thy female, whose sickly and pallid cOuntcn-
ance becomes rcaui mated, and freshens with
the natural glow Of restored health. They ate
tried and approved remedy in obstyuctions
debility. hypochondria, green sickness, giddi-
ness, paipiiai,on Of The hean. bad digestion
ioathing Of food, pains Of The stomach. stori',es
of breath, upon every little motion sinking on
The spiriis and itsconsequsnce,a detected cou
euanceand dislike for exercise aud convsrsa.
ion. They are equally conducive to The health
Of married ladies, except IN cases Of presnacy
hectic and consun,nuve habits Thet They
must not be fakcn. They have been furthe
ounj, by experience. to afford powerful
remedy inallhypochondr,ae, hysterie, and 'Ua +,
pOrish disorders, both in men and Women
whose nervous system they strengthen and
regulate, aid nature in throwing of those gros
and superabundant humours which prodnce
melancholy and depression ofspirits. renovate
The body reanimate the mind, and difuse
general cheerfulness end elasticity throughout
the whole system. Price 81 SO per box.
Large discount to those who buy TO sell a.
Fer sale by J.. WILLIAMS, War
rem; DR.. A. -, MocRE. N,s~Yort Ma =
THAN UURFEE. FALL River.
July 4.
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0JThe LEoIsLATvRx meets in Provi
dsnce, On Tuesday neyl.

The Albany Daily Aivertisst says
that the 'iver 10 snsirsIy free Of ice.
and adds " that this is. the 6rst se~on
ever known that i h as not been closrd
before the 1st Of January
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Arr st Edgortown, 2s,h, ship Omega, Til
ton, Coast Of Peru via rarpaulIn Cove. with
1900 ibis oil, for Nantucket
Cleared at Providence. I'd inst brig Mount
Hope, Ca,r, BsltimCre sloops New York,
Potter. New York ;victory, Willard, do
Sailed, brig Leopard, 6recn, Savannah
.cIrs H'm Brown, Macomber, Baltimore ;
Domestic, Hall, Philadelphia
Arr nj Ma,blehead 26th, brig Rover,
r ompson, Aux Cayes
Sailed f. onSalem Sist ,schr Arcads ,Qaarles
81 Pierres. Mart
Arr a, New bedford s0'h. brig Mentor,
Neil. Fl a whaling voyage with 200 bbls oil,
id at Portland 2Otb. ship Mon'pclier, Tur
ner, Charleston /; brig Psctolus, 0xnnrd, Ha-
Arr Al Norfolk 2stn. brig Ajax, Banks.
from New Orleans, 18th in the river. passed
ship Alfred, Of Boston. with loss o. fore top
gallant mast. and ell the saiis attached there
10 blown to pieces. 4lst passed part Of q
wreck which appeared to be tho beam OF
lsres vessel with pars Of deck attached thsrs
to,
Up At providsnce brig Sarah Lee for New
Ar Al Baltimore s0th, brigs Unitod States
Bell. r. New Orleans Sultan, Smith, do
Cld ship Walter, Moliichae', ChaIleston
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