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ARRIVALS.

Thursday, Aug. lS-arr. brig Henry, Burt, fin
Bcrklev, for Richmond; schrs. Crown, Baker, for
Boston; Clara Fisher, Austin; Lewis, Nickerson,
for Dennis, all fin Prov; sloopS Exchange, Davis,
fin $ lIampton;, Sophia, Gibbs, fin Sandwich;
Il. ID. Jones, West Prov; Mary, Heath, n. York
Marshall, Smith fin Freetown, for n. York; Ham
iton Williams, fin \. Bedford for Taunton.
Friday, .Aug. l9-sloops CELEBRITY, Briggs, &
Fox, Fournce, fin S. Hampton; Telescope, God
frey, fin Long Island; Norfolk packet IIalock, fin
n. York; Com. Perry, Abom, Hartford; Susannal,,
Bourne i'm Prov. for Sandwich.
Saturday, Aug. 20-ship Ann, fin Bristol,
bound whaling; brig Mary-ann, Norris, I'm tIava-
ma for Prov; schrs. Mars, Forrest, fin Prov, for
fishing voyage; Sarah-ann, Telle,t, FIN Proyid for
n. York. Sloops Providence, Brown, I'm Pro,id.
for N. York; William, Burdck, FIN Long Island;
Mary-Nohols, Spencer, fin Nantucket, Caroline,
W Nillisturn, I'm New York, for Bristol.
Sunday, .aug. 2l-ar. sch. Reindeer, Rose,
fin Fall River, for Phiad. Slooos Albion, smith,
I'm Provid for n. London; Rising sun, Fuller, FIN
Nantucket for Hartford; Geo. & Mary, Brooks, I'm
Prov for IIarwich; Emelinc, Carpenter, fin Prov.
for N. York; Wave, White, fin Sagharbor; Sue
cess, flaming, fin 5. Hampton
.Monday, .qug. 22--schr. Lydia. Small, fin
Prov. for Boston; sloop Armada, Munroe, I'm New
York.
Tuesday, Aug. 23---schr. James Madison,
Young, fm Elizabeth City.
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TO THE SUNERS & VEN
DERS OF s @ II u z L X I L L
COAL IN NEWPORT AND
ITS VICINITY.
PuILApELpHIA June LIST, 1881

PnILApELrHIA June LIST, 1881.
VENIIE subscriber is extensively engaged in min
u ing Anthracite coal III Schuylki county,
(Penn,) and f,om the extent of his landed interest
in that region, is enabled 10 furnish the article Of
superior quality and Oh the best terms; he will sup
ply Schay kill coal delivered his landing at lo-
Gust street, the river Schuylkill, free from inl-
purity slate at 81 30 cts. per .on of 2240 lbs or
he will engage to deliver it at any Of the wharyes
in the town Of Newport, at Sc per ton: the qaan-
!lty taken TO be not lass than cargo; when the
price at which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold III Newport, and the very great saving
chat will result from an arrangement with the sub
scrlber Is taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will il duce those feeling an
interest in having their supplies on the best terms,
To favor him with their ordcrs.--Terms of pay
nent months for approved paper or three per
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be gwen (as to the ability ofthe subscriber t.
conform to any arrangement he may make if re-
quired.)
SAMUEL =. WETIifRII.L,
No 1875, .arch street, Phil
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday Aug. 2:


AT market this day SAL Beef Cattle; i;
including about $50 unsold last wcek)
485 Stores, 60 Cows and Calves; 1927
Sheep and Lambs, and 461 Swine. -
About 30 Beef Cattle remain unsold,
all of which are thin Cattle.
PRIcEs--BEEF CATTLE-Thc best
qualities of Cattle were rather scarce and
little better prices were obtained, we
quote for prime 5 "A 5 %, good I25 4
10, thin 3 80 IA 1.
Siores.-Fcw sales only were effected.
CowsAND CALvEs-All at market we're
ordinary, we noticed sales at Sl5, II,
10, 20, and S23.
SuEEP AND LAMBs-Wc noticed sales
at Sl,75 l,84, 1888, l,92, ,, 2,l2l, 2,l7
,25 and 2,31 !, few wcthers were sold
price not known.
Swme-Rathcr dull, at retail 4,c. for
Sows, and 81 for Barrows--not much
demand for lots.
sCJa E,rdiun,. In our last weeks re-
port for good Cattle it should have been
4 % IA 475 instead of 1lj 4l5 as pub
lIshcd
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.Medieinc for Dysentery, Cholera Mortu,
ChoEc and other Boret complaints.

.Medicinc for Dyseniery, Cholera Alortus,
ChoEc and other Bo,rel complaints.
Take of Rhubarb ] ounce,
English Saffron IL ounce, p;ccs, and
Cardamon seed IA ounce, Strain
One large Nutmeg,
One pint of French brandy,
Directions for the preparation.-Mix
the above ingredients in strong black
glass bottle (that being less liable than
any other to break by heat or fermcnta-
tion,) place the bottle in kettle of
water over moderate fire, so that the
neck of the bottle shall remain above
the water; keep it regularly hot but not
TO Joil-aller remaining in that situation
about twelve hours, it will be fit for use,
after straining. During the process a
cork must be set loosely in the bottle.
The best time to take it is the even
ing, Just before going to bed, but it may
be taken at any other time.
The quantity of doses cannot be Civ
en- precisely, but must vary according to
the habits or constitution of the patient.
The following doses will, however, be
found generally proper:
About one teaspoon full may be Civ
en- to child from l to 8 years old, once
a day till relieved.
About two teaspoons full for children
from to 6 years old.
About three teaspoons full for chill
dren from to l2 years old.
About table spoon full for grown
persons.
This medicine was first prescribed by
an eminent ply sician of Philadelphia
One pint of it lately (l3l4) arrested the
fatal progress of the dysentcry among
the soldiers at the Lazarctto near that
city. II has been used in this place Tor
several years, by II few families who
keep the preparation, with many happy
instances of succcss;--children have
been restored to health after every other
prescription had failed and their lives
were dcspaired of.
It's usual operation is to purge-say
for day or two, but it will alter that
restore the bowels to regularity in their
functions. II is desirable at this season
of the year when these complaints arc
prevalent and fatal, that a medicine OF
such general success should be cxtcn-
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I'D H. 3D..

In this town on Sunday afternoon last, Mr.. Oc-
tavais l.. Nchlye Of Mr.. John NickIy e,aged 80
years. MIR NicLlle accidentally cut several OF his
fingers very badly week or two since, with an
adze, while at work at his (coopering) business.
Ailer suffering much pain in consequence Of the
wound for several days, he was seized with tho
lock- jaw, which finally terminated his existence,
leaving a wife and five small children III very ind-
gent circumstances Mr.. n. was Il very honest,
worthy man. lie was buried under arms by the
Artillery company (of which he was a menber,)
on Tuesday afternoon last.
On Saturday last, after lingering illness, Ruth,
Sd daughter Of Col. Levi Tower, aged l5 years.
On the same day, John Henry, infant son Of
Mr.. Daniel Anderson, aged . months l6 days.
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clock on Wednesday morning, the sec
ond reading Of the Reform Bill was
carried by majority of 1876; there be-
ing for the bill 3G7; against it, 23l.-
In addition to these, there were A MEM
bers Oh each side who paired off; there
were also four tcllers and the speaker,
30 that the number Of members pre-
sent in the course of the evening, was
Gil. Three seats were vacant, in
consequence of the death of the parties
elected to fill them; from one place no
return was made, and there were eight
double returns. There remains 35
members, who, from some cause or other
were not present at the division. The
bill was to go into committee on Tues
day; its issue in the commcns is of
course decided, and the question what
will be the conduct of the House of
Lords in relation to it, consequently be-
gins to assume an intense interest
The Globe states it as report in well
informed quarters, that it will be reject
cd by Il majority OF eight, the Bishops
constituting the ma jority.
Lisbon GaZettes to the 18th ult. ar
rived this morning The French
squadron was still off Lisbon. The
Portuguese frigate O.esirs, which was
expected from Angala, with a cargo OF
silver, ivory, sc. worth about 50,O00l.
has been taken by the French. This is
u sad blow for the Miguclites.
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ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUEACTORY,
Stg,l of tte Eeger,.
No. %, Mrket- Street.

EpOOKS Of every description for Merchan's
r y and Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled to pattern, free from broken lines
BooK-BINDING generally, eAeCuted at short
notice, and moderote prices
If any recommendation Of the subscriber y
work is wanted, it may be inferred from the taet
that more books of his manufacture have bern
sold daring the last eight years, than has bss.s
made by any other person in ti'ls town, and thnt
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks m Providence; and by great proportion.
or the Banks in the vicinity.
Sstiohers wo do no, make their own BcohA
will find this establishment TO offer Books for
qt.aity and price equal to any in the Union.
Writing Books Of superior quality, constantly
OH hand
~. Orders are respectfully solicited
THOMAS DOYLE.
Ps,idence, r. +. June iO,lsal. J.i5-i ry
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The BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt +. $. BUNKER
" PRESIDENT, :" X. :. BUNKER,
/ BOSTON. own. CoMsToCK
" ME respective Companies having formed a
n Daily Line between Providence, Newport,
and New ork, will commence running Oil the Isl
of August, in the following ORDER
! BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and Fridays-August 2, D, 9, ~, 10,
10, %, 26, 3O.-Iea,cs Ncwlo ork On W ednes-
days and Saturdays.-August 3, 8, 10, Is, II,
90, 2i, ~, 81
PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Monday.
and Thursdays-August |, 4, s, IL, 10, Is, 22,
25, 29.-Leaves Ncw-lork Tuesdays and FRI
days-August ,, 5, 9, l2, l6, 10, %, 20, 80.
! BOSTON leaves Providence on VI NedneSdays
and Satur,lays-August 3, 6, 10, lS, II, 20, "a,
81, 3l.--l.eavcs New-iork on Mondays and
Thursdays |, !, S, IL, ID, -, ~, 20, %
-. The regular hour of starting from Pro,l-
dence, is a, o clock p. Nj. and from New-lork,
al 5 o clock T. NJ.
H. These splendid Stcam-packe's are each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines oi
great power, aud heavy copper boilers, oi the most
approx ed construction.
IU| :UJa The Boats will touch at the Long
Wharf, in Newport, to receive aud land passen-
gers. Carriages always III waiting upon then
arrival.
! August, lth 1881
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Look OUT FOR A NLLAIN.-Ifc ever a
man deserved to be tarred and icathcred
and ridden upon rail to the state prison,
it is one whose abandoned career is brief
iy described below The editors of pa
pcrs may be instrumental in rescuing
some other unsuspectng female, from the
scrpcntine embrace OF this unprinciplcd
monster ola man, by publishing this state
Incnt. The authorities of Pennsylvan-
ia would do well to keep a sharp lookout
for him, and cndcavor to bring him to
justice and punishment for his crimes.
Sometime during the year 10 l2, man
by the name Of U"liam Shipman, a
shoemaker by trade, and IL native of Es-
sex county, in the State of New jersey,
was married to respectable young wo-
man of Hanover, Morris county, by the
Rev. Mr.. Condit. They removed to
Newark, where they lived together for
six or seven years. lie then abscnted
without any known provocation or cause
whatever, leaving his wife with two help
less children to struggl lie with the difficult
h.!I complicated cares and trials of life
incident to the lonely condition of wild
owed mother From Newark he wan
dcrcd to Easton, Pa. where he located
himself long enough to commit the crime
Of bigamy by marrying a second time
After having one child by this woman
he abandoned her, again "sccking whom
he might devour" lie next proceeded
to Bedford, Pa. where he had the ad-
dress and hardihood to impose himself
upon an amiable girl of l8 years of age,
named Margaret Tracy, as Il single man
They were married by the Rev. John
Rough dc Bough. From Bedford they
removed to Pittsburgh in the same State,
where they lived together and had five
children. On the 9th of July he aban-
doncd her also. And then, to cap the
climax Of his pcrfidy and insolence, he
returned to Newark, and paid his first
rJe very abrupt visit, charging her
with having married another man dur
ing his absence, which was not the fact,
she having continued to support herself
and children ever since his criminal a
abandonment otthem. Information of his
return, and of his criminal conduct during
his absence, having been commune atcd
to a magistrate, process was Immediately
issued for his apprehension, but before it
could be served he made his escape
lie is described as q person of prepos-
sessing appearance and manners, about
forty years ofagc. 1t is to be hoped that
every effort will be made to bring him to
speedy justice. .Nerark Eagle.
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IN THE CITY OF NETWORK 5
IT'S ENVIRONS.

.No1 publishing in Numbers, at 81 cts. each.
A aspecinen Of .qmoiean shin this work has
"a no equal; aud it Is asserted, by several Jour
mails, that even the well known "Pieus IN the u
niied States,' aud 'Jones's Pie,cs in London,
cannot compare with the PieDs ia .NetD York;
this being preferable to the former on account OF
its reduced price and excellence Of engrdring
aud surprising the latter in It's descriptions and
typographical department.
Only 37a cents per number is charged for four
beautiful Engravings, eight pages OF letter press
descriptions, with an elegant cover, being at this
rate, one Of the cheapest works ever offered to an
-Ameriean Public. The whole will be compile
ted ia ten HUlbtrs.
Subscriptions to the above spienda rork will
be received at
w. CALLAlIAN'S Book! -store and Cir
culatug Library. A iew copies of the first two
numbers, are for sale as above, which the pubic
are invited to call ard examine.
Aug. 18th.
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.bfE.JfOR4.ND.H.

Spoken, 10th, ult. off Point Lynas, Ship Mary
Almy, Burroughs, ~ days from Savannah.
Ship Newport. Vasghans from Liverpool, ar
rived off Havana July 25th; and sailed the same
day for New-Orleans.
Ship Constitution, Dayton, was spoken on the
lh, in lat. SO, Ion. ~, from this port for savan-
nah.
Spoke July 90, lat. ~, lon 40, brig Ann Cad
sen, Norrhann, 20 days iin Matansas for Cowes
The brig Harvest, Eldrcd, Of this port, was to
sail from Amsterdam July 5, for Havana.
The sch. William. Collins, was at Charleston,
July stb.
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TO TIE LADIES.
THEOLOGICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL BOOKS.

q ECTURES in defence of Divine Revelation,
H by Rev. David Pickering.
The Light Of Truth aud Pleasures ofLght.
Metroirs of the late Mrs. Sarah Huntingdon.
Notes on the PARALLELS of the New Testament,
by Hosea Baou.
The Assistant to Family Religion, by William
Ccgswell, A. NJ.
Records of the Life of the Rev John Murray.
Essays on the Distinguishing Trait Of the Chris
,ian Character, by Gardner Spring, ID. ID.
The Family Monitor or helps 10 Domestic
Happiness by John Angel James.
Memoir of the Rev. Edward Payson, ID. d.
Christian Charity explained, by john Ange
James.
FOR SALE AT
WILLIAM CALI.AHAN'S
Bookstore end Circulating Library.
august 25
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The wife of sexton belonging to one
of the churches at Whitchaven, was late
ly interrupted in the middle ota harangue
upon the hardness of the times, by per-
son who offered to sell her couple of
ducks. "Ducks" exclaimed she, show
can | buy ducks or any thing else, we
have not buried Hring soul these six
weeks"
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CAsuALTy.-On Saturday last, son
of VIM. True, Esq. eight or ten years
of age, while playing Oh the roof Of a
four story brick house in Ann street, fell
over the railing on to the sidewalk, and
was killed. This is the third instance of
severe domestic afiliction, where son
each time has been suddenly rem owed
from the same parents. One was drown
ed, another was run over by chaisc s.
killed; and now third is precipitated
from dizzy height and brcathes no more.
Boston IrareVer
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The BosroN, Capt. Comstock, arrived
here on Tuesday morning last, in le hours
and 81 minutes from New-York Her
passage to Providence from this place
was precisely hours, making II hours
and half only from N. lo.k to Provi-
dence. This is said to be the shortest
passage ever made.
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SEA SERPENT AGAIN. This animal
seems 20 be peculiarly attached to
Eoothbay harbor, and no wonder, for it
is very pleasant harbor, and one OF
the finest watering places on the coast Of
Maine. His snakeship paid another
friendly visit there on Sunday before
last, as we are informed by Capt.
Walden of the United States Revenue
Cutter Detector. The Gutter was at
anchor in the harbor, and the officers
and crew all had fair view of the
Leviathan of the deep as he doomed
along in the neighborhood of the light
house, They judged him to be over a
hundred feet in length. They sent a
boat to reconnotrc, but his snakish ma
jcsty appeared to dislike their impeni-
ncncc, and wheeled and marched off
with as much dignity as IA bashaw with
three tails. Portland Courier.
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.J.L CLARK'S
EX III A n q E,-l68 BRoADwAY.
Three Doors belom .Waiden-Lanc.

VENIlE above establishment has recently gone M
NJ 10 operation. Frequently experiencing the
many inconvenicnces that strangers are subject To
in trunsactng their business m this place, often III
want of the conv encncc Off writing apparatus, anu
he means of ascertaining the different ocanns,& &c.
Which they may be in pursuit OF about the cny ana
vicinity; have taken the liberty to give the public
a general invitation to consider themselves at home
with me, while they remain III the city Al! the
prncipal CITY papers together with most OF the
.New-England and the principal Southern Vest
tern and fair assortment Of foreign papers are con-
veniently arranged for the accommodation OF the
public. ANY negotiations, or any business that may
t,lI in the Inc Of a Stock and Exchange Broker,
will be attended to with fidelity, punctualIiy des-
patch.
ANY commission with which my friends may ia
yor mc, will be complied with to the full letter Of
their instructions. Please call on
J. l.. CLARK,
l6s, Broadway, New-lcrlt. or at the corner Of
Union Buildings, Providence.
April, 20 1891.
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NaAESlss

On Tuesday evening last, at the residence of
Wiam Vernon, Esq. near this town, by the Rev.
Mr.. Barnes, Mr. Ambrose " hite to Miss Eliza
beth &. Peace, daughter of the late Joseph
Peace, Esq. all Of Philadelphia.
In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Choules Capt. Samuel ii. OK, Jr. TO
Miss Sarah 5. Simmons, daughter of the late Ed
ward Simmons, Esq. al Of this town.
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sivoly known. The Apothccares of
Philadelphia have lately annexed it to
the catalogue of their restorative cor
dials. Others would do well to follow
their example. Taken in double its
quantity Of water sweetened with loaf
sugar, it is an agreeable cordial.
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FARMS TO LETT.
R f|I|Ih zlyEl

NHt. subscriber having several FARMS in the
IL District of Abbeville, situated in the upper
part oi the State Of South Carolina; the leases OF
which expire on the LIST Of January next, will give
encouragement to industrious FAMILILs and to u
number OF sober, steady and active young men
accustomed to farming, to settle there.
TIE FARMS ere of the first quality Of soil
producing the best Upland Cotton, Tobacco, In
dian Corn, Wheat, and other kinds Of small grain
are under good cultivation, well waered and well
fenced, and the buildings and other improvements
thereon eligible. The climate similar to the North
ern STATES, Is healthy, the population numerous
the roads IN general good; and the Lands not dis
iant ON l!ambuig aud augusta, both places al
ways ready money markets for the produce Of that
section of the country.
For further particulars, apply 10 FRANCIS
HENDERSON, jan. Esq. Abbe,illc Court House
South Carona, or 10
FRANCIS HENDERSON,
Newport, r. |. August %, 1881.
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EBICIIARD +. WILLIAMS. has

ED ICHARD +. WILLIAMS, has
10 erected Bathing House direct
ly in the rear Of his store on the
Long-wharf, one door west ofthe Bridge,
through which pure and healthy stream
of salt water is constantly ebbing and
flowing. Every convenience may be
expected that is usually to be found at
similar establishments.
Mr. W. has to let, two PLEASURE
BOATS-terms reasonable.
aug. 4th
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Il G. d n o M Y.
OLD MADE NEw!!

X JONEs, from London, CLOTHES DREs-
eS SER AND RENovATER, respectfully
begs leave To inform the public in general, that he
has opened an establishment a! the Store corner
Of Market square, where he will attend te the
cleaning of gentenens' Coais, Pantaioons, and
! Pests, of every description ON an entirely ne,c
plan from tha. pursued by Dyers. by conpar-
ing the articles cleaned by him, they are pro-
nounced by competent judges, equal to new, and
which has been noticed 10y the public. Spots,
grease, &c. takea from tre cloth, and apparel put
In complete form. When requested, he applies Il
stiilenng and restores the color TO faded seams
Where the nap Of coat is bare. be can restore
it To lis original gloss and beauty, without any n-
jury 10 the fabric.
TO TIE LADIES.
Ladies Habits, Boat Cloals, aud Cloth Shawl .,
spotted or faded OF their pristine beauty, restored
10 their original co!ors, with the greatest care
Specimens of his work may be seen AT his Shop,
where fit person will attend to the receipt of all
orders and delivery Of all work, with punctuay
and despatch
H. n. B. TO persons disposed to patronise
him N his business, Ee pledges himself if any of
his work is not done to their satisfaction, he will
make no charge for his labor.
Newport, August 2sth.
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Alfred ii. Powell, an eminent la wyer
of Winchester, Va. while engaged in ar
gung u cause before the County Court
OF that district few days since, stagger-
cd back into chair, and extending his
arms, said-'my friends, bleed men and
expired almost Immediately.
A CUTTING REroRr.-A gentleman
walking near Oxford, was met by some
students Of that university, one of whom
addressed him with--"Good morning,
Father Abraham" 81 am not Abra-
ham," said he. "Good morning, Father
Isaac" said second. 81 am not Fa-
tlcr Isaac" was the reply. "Good
morning, Father Jacob" said third
81 am neither Abraham, Isaac, nor Ja-
cob" was the reply, " but Saul, the son
of Kish, who was sent out to seek his
fathers asses land 10! | have found them" !"
Col. CRocKETT's LAsT.-ln a stump
speech during the late canvass, he thus
spoke :-Fcllow-c -citzens-l am opposed
because | am not literary man--Look ut
your Pres:dent-iook at your President!
Il will spell with him from b ab, to
crucifr, and beat him at that. Franklin
Comme ntator.
Those who outlive their incomes by
onlannnr in 1rnSs nr eu,,inaUp q ate we'll
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BOOK BINDING.

mental binding, executed rs above. Blank and
Account Books bound in Russla or other bin dlugs
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II HdrtMf Ztat. II
SSasI PORT OF NEWBORN. a,g e

ENTERED.
Sehrs. Lydia, Small, Boston;
Clara Fisher, Austin, Providence;
Sally Hope, Baker, Boston;
CIito, Clinton, Providence;
Soops Hero, Read, New York;
Mary, Heath, do.
Armada, Munroe, do,
Amity, Lawton, do.
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Providence;
Sloops Mary, Heath, Providence;
Armada, Nunros, do.
Amity, I.awton. do.