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Chairman Of the County Committee

By tae provisions of the Constitution. ,chen
there Is no choice Of Governor by the people, the
House of Representatives. must select two out of the
four highest candidates and present their names 10
the Senate, ,chich body must elect one them Coz.
ern0r.
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CATTLE SHOW

The Cattle Show and Exhibition ofths Wor.
cester County Agricultural Society for the
present year was such as fully to sustain the
reputation heretofore acquired Our health
and engagements prevented our deyotinq so
much attention rs usual to it, which, with the
crowded state of our columns, must be an anol.
ogy for publishing less full and detailed ac-
count than we have usually dune.
The whole number of entries of Animate
exclusive Of the Worcester Team and those for
the Ploughing Match, we're TWO HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY.FOUR, of which Tuo Hum.
drsd and Four were of Neat Cattle This is
larger number than have ever before been
entered, with single exception, and the mum.
Der of persons entering animals was seventeen
more than on the year excepted. Indeed the
number OF competitors appears to be annually
increasing, and more and more diffused amonq
the whole population of the County, prac;i.
cal commentary on the good which The Socie,v
has already effected The competition which
1t has excited, has turned the attention of far.
mers more generally TO the improvement of
their stock, so that fine animals, instead of be.
ing confined 10 few in particular towns. NAV
now be found in the yards of almos. eyery good
farmer in the County.
The entries were thus distributed among the
different kinds of Stock, viz ID Bulls, II Bull
Calves, 81 Mich Cows, Fat Cattle, II vokes
Working Oxen, 43 Hefers and Heifer Calves,
81 Jokes Steers, 2 Merino Rams, 8 do Ewes. 10
Mixed Blood Ewes, 4 Native Rams, Is Native
Ewes, 2 Native We:hers, a Bears, 8 Breeding
Sows, and "a Pigs. The exhibition of Butter
was good, and that of Cheese was beyond any
a er precedent. The Ploughing Match wa,
spoken of in terms of high commentator
Eighteen teams commended for the premiums
The exhibition of Manufactured articles was
very respectable, but not particularly striking
The whole exercises of the day were conducted
TO general satisfaction, and wo regret that the
other highly, important matter in our columns
compels us to defer further details, with the
lists of premiums and the reports, TO another
opportunity, when We hope to present them in
n better form than we should be able to this
week.
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NOTICE THIS!.
VALUABLE
FIRM FOR &.HLE


&xvJA HNHE subscriber will offer for
kesA IL sale at Auction, on the prem
~. "a ises, on WEDNESDAY,, The An day
-As OF Norember ntIt, at | O'Clock,
+ NJ, the entire Farm. wei known
by the name Of Woodland Site" lately occu.
pied by WILLIAM SPRAGUF of Leicester. de-
ceased. containing about l40 acres of Land,
well divided. under good cultivation, in good
repair, and every part of it well watered It
has on it large Dwelling House, supplied with
excellent Mater, large Barn and Shed, with
We'll in the yard-Blacksmith's Shop, Wood
House, Chaise House, Horse Shed, and other.
Buildings. .9fso, loft heretofore used as
Card Factory. 1t has an excellent Wood Lot,
within a few rods of the house. and one mile
from Saw and Grist Mills 1t has fruitful
Quincc Orchard, and is furnished with good
winter fruit The location of the Farm is cen.
trail, being one mile north of the Meeting House
and Academy, and half mile from the Friends
Meeting House. The whole will be sold at
Public Auction. and conditions of sale made
known on that day. For further information.
apply to ISAAC SOUTHGATE, Leicester
JOHN CLAPP, South Reading-HENRY B
STONE, Boston.
REBEKAH SPRAGUE, Ez'rr.
Leicester, Oct. H. sw
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Worcesler.ss. Probate Office, Oct IS. 1889.
To the Wido1v, Creditors, and Heirs Of Ma.
NASSAU BAKER, late OF Uxbrdge, in said Coun
ty, deceased and 10 all others concerned ia the Es
tdte Of said deceased, GuEETINe.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (lf you
M see fly at the Court of Probate to be hoides
at Uxbridge, in said County, on the fourth Tues.
day in November next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account OF tne
Administration of said Estate, should not be al.
lowed aud you will he heard thereon
A. NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob
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Holden, Oct IL, 1899. H.

worcester, IS. Probate Office, OCT. -. 1920
on the above petition, Ordered, thai noIice
be gwen 10 all persons interested, ,ba, The
same will be considered at a Court Of proh,,s
to be holden at Worcester, in said County, on
the hrst Tuesday in November next, al len
CLOCK before noon BY causing the same. TO.
ge'her win th's order, TO be published three
weess socc~esslveiy IN" The massachusetts, Spy
printed In Worcester, before said Court
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy. Attest
THEOPH's WHEELER, REQ 40
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10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine.
Judge of Probate for the County ~, W.

DIN F. SMITH, Guardian of Jo.r Row.
- Den, minor, and son Of JOHN BOYDEN
'a.e OF Spencer. deceased, representative,
Saln minor Is seized and possessed of one undi.
S.ueo .nlfa part of small Farm in said Spen.
Dwelling House, Barn, and other bn;ld;n ~"
the same; that the owners oc the o,bsr ,' y"
thirds of said Farm are about selIng ,hs;,
rights IN the same, and that 1t would greatI,
nJure the whole to have SAID MINORS r;gb, and
interest therein severed therefron, Yonr ne,;
''oner therefore prays, that he or some d,hnr
suitable person, may be authorized TO sell and
convey so mach of said premises as belong IN
his Ward, and for his benefit ~
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Cheap WooIlen Goods,
CABINETS, Cassimeres and Brood Cloths,
- at very low prices, just received and for
sale, by f. u H. sANGEk'
Worcester, Oct 10
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WORTHY OF IMITATION. By vote of the
late Convention in this town, it was agreed tina,
in the appointment of officers and committees,
in the nomination of candidates, and in all the
proceedings of the Convention. the names.
only, of persons, should be used, without the
addition of any title whatever. Such decis.
ion is characteristic Of good sense If an indi-
vldua is worthy, an empty title can confer no
additional honor on him. If lie is not. ii is only
burlesque.
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COM.MLSSLONERS, no.rI,

III COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ Office is hereby given, that the suhscr;
beers have been appointed BY the Hon JndCa nf
Probate for the County OF Worcester, Com,n,s.
sloners TO receive and examine the claims Of
the several creditors to the Estate of EZEKIEG
ioCkE Elk, late Of Spencer, in said County. de-.
ceased, represented insolvent, and sir n,ont he
from the fifteenth day of September last are al
lowed the said creditors to bring in and nrovs
Their claims; and that we will attend that servce
al the house of William Howe, Innholder in
spencer, on the first Tuesday of January and
second tuesday oil March next, from one to six
O'Clock, F, NJ, on each of said days. 0'N
DANIEL MOULTON.
Spencer, Oct. I2, 1889. 40
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DUELLrNe. BY the Mexican laws, if a
nun kills another in duel he becomes re-
sponsble for all his debts. This regulation
proves about as effective in checking the
custom, as that established by Frederick
the Great. Whenever challenge was
passed among his officers, the parties we're
obliged to go out and fight, and if both
were not killed, the suru,ror tcas set up and
shot.
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Guardians sale of Real Estate.

OtufutUH SuLe U heuI ESLQIP.
"ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues.
w DAY, the thirteenth day Of November
ncIt, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on the
premises, by order of the Supreme Judicial
Court, all the right, title, and interest which
LYDIA OSBORN a minor, has in and to the fol-
lowing pieces of Land, (being an undivided
fourth part thereoO viz: About one acre OF
choice Land, with House and Barn, situate
in Bolton, adjoining Nathan Brooks's. Also,
about four acres of Pasture Land in the south
easterly part of Harvard. Also, about thirty
acres Of Moving and Pasture Land, in Bolton,
in front Of the Dwelling House of the late Jon.
athan WhiIcomb Esq. Also, about twenty
acres of Wood and cleared Land, lying part IN
Bolton and part in Stow.
STEPHEN P. GARDNER,
Guardian TO said Minor.
The remaining three .fourths will be sold al
the same time and place. The sale TO com.
mence on the piece FIRST mentioned, near N
Brooks's. Oct, IL, 1882
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A Clay Man will accept our thanks for tho
information so obligingly communicated by him
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LYMAN MOORE, d. shsr;f.

" %T I IS. October 8, 1892.
"A TTACHED on mesne process. taken on
EM Execution and will be sold at pnblic Anc
iion' at Willard Howe's Hotel, in Lancaster. nm
WEDNESDAY, l4th day Of Nopember nert. A. 9
o'clock, NJ all the Right in EQUITY which
LEONARD POLLARD has to redeem The
mortgaged Real Estate IN Lancaster, situated
IN New Boston. so called, the same tina, he no,p
improves. LYMAN MOORE, d Sb,r;E
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The Nlassaeilusetts Sup.

THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
rHE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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" PROBATE CouRT at BrOehfeid, on Tues.
day nest, the 23d inst.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. I3.
We are freemen, again-the Jackson dynas.
ty has taken final farewell in New JERSEY
they are routed horse, foot, and ar;illery-com-
pleiely WaterlOOed-not an office holde:, or
Jacksonman to be seen in the streets.
This is the return: Assembly, Clay "a, do.
Jackson l6-Conncil Clay s, Go. Jackson 6.
Majority in joint ballot, 90.
Two of tho Jackson members for Council
elected, one by l6, the other by 20 ; one in the
Assembly by 3 and numbers under so MAORI.
". Set down New Jersey for Henry Clay,
1000 majority.
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" DR.. SAMUEL B. WOODWARD of Weathers.
field, Conn, has been appointed Superintendent of
the State Luna,ic Hospital in this town, and has
accepted the cfies.
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New JERSEY ELECTION. This State has far
exceeded our expectations. We learn that Es-
sex County gave about 1900 majority to the
National Republican candidates. Tho result in
the State is summed up in the following letter
from the N. Y. Commercial .4duertiser
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WILLIAM BRIGHAM,
attorney at La,o,
" Office No. % Court-street,
BOSTON.

WORCESTER, IS. Octoher 3 1890
"A NntO on mesne process, taken on
tlon, at Willard Howe's Hotel, in Lancaster. on
WEDNESDAY, l4th day Of November n.rtsst 9
o ., clock NJ, all the Right in EQUITY which
EbENEZER WILDER has TO redeem The
mortgaged Real Estate whero he now lives
ana improves in the south part of Lancaster
containing Us acres Of Land with the Build.
az LYMAN MOORE n Sb.-;F
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-Ory NHEETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if YOU
IN see MT at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tnss
day in November next, al one of the cIoct o..
noon, TO show cause why the Account of the A.
mnstrat'on of said Estate, should not be aIlow.d
AM, you will be heard thereon.
az NAJkp, DAME NJ
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Oct. II. 1882
TO the Heirs Of ARNER WHEELocK. Iafe NJ
Charlton IN SAID County, deceased, and ooU othsys
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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s24 RI or,Ier nj ne H., ~.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Sept. 6, 1889.
10 the Ipidose and Heirs IF JoHN CARTER, I'd
late Of Lancaster, IN said County. deceased
andto all others concerned in the Estate of said
deceased, GRgEriSo
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County. on the third tues.
dayn November next, at one OF the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Al.
mIistraton ofsaid deceased's Estate should moi be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
~ NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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WORCESTER, SIS. Probate Office Oct. II. 1882.
To the Wido1o and Heirs Of GEORGE GAY. late
Of Leomnster, in said County, deceased. and 10
all Others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see NIT at the Court OF Probate to he holder
At Lancaster, IN said County, on the third Tues.
hay in November next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Inslrume nt
which purports TO be the last viii and Testamen,
OF sais deceased, should not be approved: and
you will be heard thereon
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
PA BIZ order nj the HIM T,,,yn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

BlrLA's Comet. From Burrits Plan
isphero Representation of the apparent
course in the heavens Of the Comet, and
the principal consultations and fixed stars
that lie along its path, we make the fol-
lowing abstract
On the 22d of August it will rise at 6
minutes past 0 o'clock, p. m. and I,s an-
parent place in the heavens will be ! |
deg. N. N. T.. of the seven stars On the
18Th of September it will rise in the n. f..
n little before 8 in the evening. The
situation of this comet will be most favor
able for observation from the middle OF
October to the middle Of November. -
1t will be brightest about the 18th Of No
vcmber, when it will rise E. N. l.. little
before 10 in the evening. Its nearest
approach to the earth will be on the 23d
October, when il will be distant about
81 millions of miles. Its nearest aP-
proach to the sun will be on the 28th o
November; then distant more than 81
millions Of miles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

Mr.. Charles Kemble and his daugh-
ter were to sail from Liverpool for New
York on the lst Of August.
The sale Of water melons, musk me-
Ions & cantelopes, is prohibited in Hurt
ford, Connecticut, under a penalty not
exceeding 500.
AT Kingston, u. G.. there was sharp
frost on the Goth ult. There was frost in
Albany at the same time.
The brokers of Philadelphia refuse to
take the notes Of the State Banks of
Georgia, on any terms.
The Richmond Enquirer SAYS that cv-
cry paper in Virginia but one is opposed
to nulliiication.
In four counties in Georgia meetings
have been held, at which resolutions
were passed, decidedly hostile to nullili-
cation.
Oak wood is now selling in \ ork,
at from l6 to l8 shillings. and hickory
at % to "a shillings the load.
The quantity of coal which has de-
scended the Schuylkill this season, is u
bout 100, 900 tons.
The town Of Strong, Me. was visited
by snow storm on the 25th ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06
WARREN ASSOCIATION.

The IXVth annual meeting ofthis bo-
dy, will be attended at the Baptist Meet
Ing House in this town, on WEDSEspAY,
the 10Th of September, Rev r. T.. Pat
tson, of the first Baptist Church in Prov
idcncc, is appointed to preach the intro
ductory sermon; Rev Pharcellus Church,
in case of failure. Prayer meetings will
be attended, at bell ringing, in the morn
ing of "Wednesday and Thursday. A SER
mon may be expected on Tuesday even
ing, preceding Tic day ofmeeting,) at 7
o'clock. The Introductory sermon will be
delivered at half past 10 o'clock, a. m. on
Wednesday. AT I o'clock, D. NJ. the an
nual Missionary discourse may be expec-
ted, after which, a collection will be tax,
en-, to aid in diflusing religious light, and
gospel privileges, in the "dark corners oI
the earth"
Other religious exercises may be expec
ted, of which previous notice will be Civ
en-.
srPThc Committee of Arrangement
will be in session, at the Baptist Meeting
House, on Tuesdoy afternoon, and Ned
nrsday morning TO receive the clergy men
Messengers, sc. and conduct them t.
their lodgings.
Warren, II. |. Sept. /, 1882.
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NEW BOOKS,-FoR SALE by
JAMES HAMMOND,

rgSflC Pious Mnstrel-A collection Of sacred
a poetry, with the portrait Of Pollock.
Claims of the Airicans-Or the history Of tls
American Colonization Society, by the author
ofconversations on the Sandwich Island Mission.
The Evangelical kamber-A series Of Tracts
published in London; revised by the Rev. $. n.
lied-ll
The Modern Martyr-Or the spirit and man
ners of the aye.
The life Of our blessed Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ-by Jeremy Taylor, ID. ID.
A tribute 10 the memory OF the Pilgrims, and a
vindcation Of the Congregational Churches Of
New Englunt, by roel llawes.
The Christian Miniature Library, No. Con
tanning the daily scripture expostor.
The evidence Of the truth of the Christian Re-
lgion, derived from the literal ful6lment Of
Prophecy, by the Rev. Alexander Keith.
Fenelon on--SeleciionS from the writings OF Fone-
lon, with memoir of his fife, by lady.
august 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

Extract Of letter from Louisville, Ken. Aug r..
GAS you no doubt are pretty much in
the dumps, | will tell you the subject of
q caricature about to be published here; /;
but first the story, which is true--A far
mer in this ncighborhood has stupid ne
gro, whom he set to ploughing, but not
having much faith in his judgment, told
him, "Josey, you see that cow" eyes
massa" "Well, then, plough up to the
cow eyes massa." After these ey-
plicit directions, the master left the field.
AS long IA the COW stood still, Josey
ploighed as straight as a single, but the
COW had whims Other own, and would be
promcnading the field, and Josey after
her; so instead of making straight fur
rows, Joscy made them ofall sorts ofan-
giles, round and square, short and long,
acute and obtusc, sc. So much for fol-
lowing the COW. Now, says you, where
is the application? Jacksonsm.
! hope the Pennsylvania Joseys will
not plough on TO the COW.
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Co., --H==i
- T. 4 II n &

In this town, on the 26th ult Stephen, infant
son Of Mr., John Deblois, aged months.
On the 2s,h ult Beniamin u. son Of Mr. A.
Paddock, aged years and months
Same day, Edward, son of Mr.. Nathaniel
Lock, aged 10 months.
On Tuesday last, Sarah Ann Clark, dlughter
Of Mr.. Joseph Clark, late of this town, in the 2ith
year Of her age; worthy member OF the second
Baptist Church.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. John b. Mumford, in
the 10th year cf his age. Ills relations, friends
and acquantances are requested to attend hi1
funeral, from the house Of his daughter. Avis {.
Mamford, in Ttanes-street, this afternoon al
3 o'clock, without more particular invitation.
! In Providence, on Sunday evening last, Charles
llartshorn, aged &c years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

The Board of Health of Washington,
Cd. CO. have denounced the following
articles as nusances, and prohibited the
sale ofthcm: Cabbases, green-corn, Gu
cumbcrs, peas, beans, parsnips, carrots,
egg plants, cimblins, or sqnashes, pump
kIns, turnips, water melons, cantelopes,
musk melons, apples, pears, peaches,
plums, damsons, cherries, apricots, pine
apples, oranges, lines, cocoanuts, ice
creams, fish, crabs, oysters, clans, lob
stcrs, and craw fish, Not a word a
bout grog
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

"lN SPITE or YOUR TEETH" Judge
Brackc 'bridge who has lately made some
stir in the political world, and who is Il
comical son of comical father, resided
some years in Florida, it is said after he
was enc ged to be married tn lady in
one Of the Middle States. Dming this
time her beauty asinpaired by the loss
of one or two OF her fore teeth. This
circumstance gave her some unrasincs>
and when she appeared in the presence
of her lover, after his return from For-
da, she asked him ifhc thought her much
altered. He replied that nc saw no al
teration, except in her fore teeth; but,
said he, do not regard that, PN marry
yOu IN spite of uour teeth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-09-06

We are much surprised to find the
following paragraphs under the head of
"CnoLERA," in so generally correct a
print as that of Niles Register. From
what source Mr.. Niles obtained such
information we cannot conceive. The
fact is, we have been exempt from this
dreadful complaint four weeks last Sum
day, and still have the qualification to
announce that the health of our town is
unusually good for the season.
From Niles Weekly Register, Of the 18th Aug
Cholcra--.Newpori a few cases and
deaths are still happening in this TOWN.
Notwithstanding the quarantine.
From the same Of 2Jth.
Rhode I,lund. a lew cases still &c
cur at Newport, and another hos been
reported in Providence.
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l Il L. II = .

The Washington Globe ailirms that 'thc
wish Of the Mullifers of South Carolina
is centered in Southern coniederacy-
a secession from the Union; and they
wish to make the Tariff the means of ei-
fectng it.
Col. Hugcr, well known for his at
t,mpt TO liberate Gen. Lafayette from
confinement at Olmutz, is said to have a.
bandoncd the cause OF nullificatio in ).
Carolina.
The Merchants Of Philadelphia have
published II circular, in which they de-
clare, that their city may be visited with
out any further apprehension on account
of the cholera. Also in New York.
The editor Of the Ncw-York Ameri-
can compliments Miss Fanny Kemblc,
Gas probably at this moment the most IN
tcrcsting woman living"
MIR. Blake, Miss Duff and Mrs. AS
bury, on their way TO Halifax, gave
dramatic and musical entertainment al
Ilallowell on the 3lst ult.
Com. Crane is 10 succeed Com. Hen.
lev, who is ordered to the West-lndlr
station, in the command at the Navy
Yard in Portsmouth, N. ii.
! According to the las, census, the mum
Der Of deaf and dumb persons 10 the UNI,
ited States was 1858, and Of the blind
J,iit.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTER ED.

ENIERED.
Brig Gov. Coddngton, Dennis, New York;
Sloop Eagle, Ash, do
Rising g-Sun, Sherman, Dighton;
CLEARED.
Schooner rox, Newton, N6w Orleans,
Sloop Eagle, Ash, Providence;
SATURDAY, Sept. lst--.frr. brig Henry,
Burt, from Berhlcy. for Turks Island; schrs Mar
garet, Parker firm Dighon. for Bangor; Aurora,
Abbott, firm do for Ellsworth.
SUNDAY, 2d-.9rr. sloops A. VI. P Bright
man, rrm Providence for Wes,por; Eiiza, Smith,
fm Warren, for Hartford.
MONDAY, 3d--.Hrr. schrs Morning Star,
.hickerson, finn Bath; Concord, Thatcher, firm
Calais; soops Dolphin, States, firm Stonngton;
Pilgrim, Ryder, frm Sandwich, Venus, Child, firm
Providence, for New York; Hope, liavcns, firm
S. Hampton
! TUESDAY, Ith.--.arr. schr Consolation
,lesser, firm Long Island; slccps Exchange, Da-
Wis, frm South Hampton; Susunnah, Bourne
f.in Sandwich; Liberty, benjamin, firm Soutl
Ilampon; Macdonough, IIeston, firm Rverhcad
Calhoun, Jones, firm Boston, for 3rook-ilaven;-
Inyincible, Punderson, firm do, for do.
.NE.NOR R.A.NDa
! Sailed from Cowcs, 23d July, brig Harvest
Eldrcd, of TN port, for London.
At Otahcite, March 18th, ship Geo. Cham
pin, Haskell, Of this port, 700 bbs. oil. Apri
| roth ship Alliance, Cdveil, of this port, full.