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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
LNLSTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
vT>HE ondersigned has been appointed hd-
Il ministrator on tho estate ofCspt. JAMES
EAsros, late Of Newport, deceased, and
therefore requests all persons indebted to
said estate to present their claims for settle
ment, and those indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make immediate psymentto
HENRY Y. CRANSToN, .4dm'r
Now, 1881. on Jdmes Edsfon.
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NEW g. CHEAP GOODS.

a T. TlLLEY'Scan be found the follow
"A ing :---f1abit cloths for Ladies from
s5s. Cd. TO l8s I'd, Calicoes forcomfos,ers, very
good, at a. 10 cents; colored cambrics for
Innings from cents and upwards; striped and
plaid cassimeres from rs to Sl;stout bangups,
and very good from 90 to 25 cts; good India
Cotton, yd. wide, at 12d cts; a complete as
sortment of shirting, very cloths and Circas-
SLAMS; fine lot of plain cheap; handsome
assortment of merino and figured Bombazetts,
and thousand other articles equally cheap,
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ELIXIR PECTOR.aLE!
For the cure Of CosgAs. Cslds, .AstA~ss, e.

rW We cure Q C0eghs, Cot0e, HsfASe1o, o.
iarrh, and all Affections q q. L~.ss.
Il cry Of which origis.tod from long sxps-
ricnce in the study Of Medicine, b sntislsd 70
confidence from the circumstance that i vss
used in the practice ofa regular well bred phys.
clan, a number Of years; and was offered 10 A.
pubic after msch solieitstioa and from The hs.
nevolent wish to alleviate sous OF ths!suNe Nerines
inherent 10 our nature. Unlike most MsdisiaSs
testimony Of Physicians who know Il will prove.
The following isteresting extract sf latter
from The Rec +. L. Haseon, s;N u ef
service to those ssAo sisA to Gwd Ms ssst
sallabls Msdseiss for l.ss sompla;ssA
To DR wars
In gratitude to you. and bessvolsnss sswssss
numerous class Of tho public, who like sysslf
have been, or now are, afflicted with Ce~sump-
tive complaints, ] would address 10 yoa the fSl-
lowing statement offaets. was early subisss
to Cough, which at times oeeasionsd the; rais-
ing of mnch blood, In May last, was attached
with much hoarsoness, most distressing cough,
severe pain in the side and breast, which sbfie-
cd me TO suspend my public labors I ressivea
some relief from medical advice, bot the din
cutiss still continued. In July last (fssa ~
Recommendation Of friend) psosursd boe-
tlo Of the "ELiIIn PEeroRALE,n and had nst o.
ken moro than 100 drops before felt essentially
relieved. have now used betwssa 2aAd ~
ties, and apd myself fully recovered. Asyss !
feel no symptom Of tho return Of ny Hswss
complaint, and ! can now ay, what ] soeh
scarcely say before FOR thirty years, I an vslA
With sincere gratitude.
EZEKIEL L. B.lgCoN.
Ashby, Macs. rtI5t
JEWETTs CERATE OR BURN &sLIR
Jswett's Csrate 10 posuliary calculated ~
Burns and Scalds; il Immediately allays ~
heat, giving case to the wound, and if soaseane-
ly applied till The parts healed, there win -
scar or rsdnsss remain, except in sxtrsne
eases, cas- where 'ns , rouSS nes esss nsss 49,
mos, safe and speedy sure los burnssnd spal6s
The above Medicine 10 cold % tAs sinn e
the GOOD NSARAITlN, shpes dpegs sUu4A
Of Market Square, end u 3. W. vIR0oyD
corner of Htsvsns' wharf .f7H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
For Sale.

-, THEwell known farm on the
EA South end Of Prudence Island.
I;stiEs formerly owned BY Daniel Cha :
k!A1E containing about 600 acres, with
hI;ck dweliinp house, and out houses in good
|rcpair. and an invaluable privileg" of sea ma
nurr. will be sold upon reasonable terms anc.
rred;t The situation Of this farm in the cen
kre of Narraganse,t Bay, and commanding an
Extensive view Of its beautiful scenery, with
Its vicinity to Newport, Bristol, and Prov'
bence. renders it an object. of purchase par
Eicularlv worthy the attention ofthe Capitalist
The premises can be viewed at any time upon
Indication to the tenant. and al! ether infor
nation obtained by applying at the r. L. Union
Bank, Newport. oe,s c-,..
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NEW GER TES.

This ia 10 certify that the subscriber was
brought very low BY splitting Of blood, attended
with a cough and csiarrh. and that nothing al
forded me real relief until commenced taking
Andersons Cough Drops, the use ofwbioh were
tho meanc in the hand Of Goo Of restoring mo
again 10 a comfortable state Of health.
And do further certify that tho wife OF Mr.,
Nathan Huntington, living in the same place,
was afflicted with very bad cough Tor mum
her az years. and in 1924 she was reduced so low
that il was thought she must soon be IN her
grave. as shc was scarcely able To walk from her
bed 10 the 1rs, when she commenced taking An.
dersons Cough Drops, the use Of which, In q
short time 90 far restored her, that she was soon
able TO do good days work. lean chesrfally
recommend this medicine to the public.
PHiLO JUDsON, Pastor Of the Church in
Ashford.
Sshford Con. Sept Is, 1924.
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FOR SALE,
- THE Estate on the west side
of Broad street, occupied by the
lssjS subscriber, consisting of three
ulll dwelling houses with large lot
Of land bounded on three streets
in length 236 feet fronting said Broad street 81
feet. Part of the above premises will be
rented if fsuitable application is made soon,
with some furoiture to accommodate few that
may be to much crowded in the large Board
ing Houses. U.s. ~
BENZ CORNELL.
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s. w. VINSON.

Druggist, Newport, No. 81, Thames Street,
corner or Stsvens's vkarl
where nav b had I'll kinds Of medisinss and
drugs fths ben quality, and ~ shs is~sss rsss
- 90 ususl.
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FOR SALE,

ON REASONABLE TERMS,
n THE Estate formerly owned
by Capt. Asa BRooKs. deceased,
lssu situate on the Point, near the
xAsx North end Of Washington street
ALso-A house and lot in Third street, for
nerly occupied and is owned by Francis Ander
lon. next north ofihe Morse esta e, now occu
lied by Mrs. Ann Marshall. Apply 10
Sen; q WIN & J. VARS
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
-UyHE aubscYibers having heon annoinanh

rT,HE subscribers having bses sppoiass1'
Il BY tho Hon. Court or Probate ies ~
town or Newport, Comuissioasvs % receive
and examine the claims Of ne sSeoitesU
against the estate Of NAHsuRA 0eesT,
late Of ssid Newport, single 'vsnsu, -
ceased, Represented insoEveRt = su1 sis
months from the date hsFssf beIlg ellsvsi
for receiving said claims, Ne, win alAoq6 %
the ONCE Of HErRy y. ClANs9Sp, - tAe
I'd and I'd Saturdays IL Aptil i6xs, q
8 o'clock P. M. for the posDsSo slGsessij.
H.i:s 1,i:s 1:sss:,; 1s;Ssss. e..s;..'r
Gsorgs G. 6hsW. .fes
An persons indsbtsd % ssid Soto1o -
Ivseussted 70 adotWDo6joeO EqvuoDeto
HENRY y. cAAH930x. Adnh
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STEAM BOAT RUSHLIGHT.
FOR S ALE.

FOR SA L e.
- THAT pleasantly situated es
tate in Portsmouth. on the east
I!N: road, formerly occupied by Jo.
sEPH FIsH.--it is about 9 miles
frnm Newport, and consists of very con-
vcnient two story Dwelling House, store,
and about S acres Of good land, with an
orchard a good well Of water, and the ne
cessary ont buildings. For further particu
lars, and terms, apply To
S. a. ROBINSON, ! lssignees to
w. T. POTTER. Joseph Fish.
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u q q r S & SH or S.
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
DAVIS 4 POTTER,
At the Old Stand or JOINS w. DAVIS,
Sign cfthe BIG BOOT,
90,
THAMES STREET..

HAVE just returned from
New York with a superior sc
lection of stock of the first
qualify, for the purpose of man.
ufscturing Ladies, Gentlmen's
misses and children's BOOTS
AND SHOES, in the most
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'sE " tfSf1's VIZ
Black x colored last
ings.
Russia Sheetines,
No 2 and 3 ribbons,
Dsvid's best galloons,
Binding SILK,
Six and cotton braid,
Silk and cotton boot
cord.
Boot Webbing.
English shoe thread.
American do do
GRAND upper leather
'lk * buff buckskips
Black II colored mo
rocco,
{ {
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QAVYxOMs-1sosr " cosJ
Every purchaser who values health will 90
serve that Zach genuine bottle We sell has AN
DERsON's COUGH DROPS. prepared by !.
MELLEN. stamped in the glass, and that ssen ,
Of the directions are signed in writing, Jas
MELLEN. Examine before You purchase, q
there arc q number of spurious kinds in market.
similar In appearances but very different In their
effects. For sale BY
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FALL LfGOODs,
AT NO. 1s4 THANdEs-sTnEET
ChOmas FOWler, Jr.

Thomas Fowler, Jr.
w OULD inform his customers that he
w has Just receiycd fresh supply Of
SEASONAFLE GOODS,
Of almost every description, which he will
sell as cheap as can Ye purchased at any 9TH
er store. Sept. Is.
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N. b. All Post masters Who have NO eAiss-
tions to ast a. our agents, are requested 70 70.
ceive subscriptions and remit nonsy at The
risk of The Publishers, st the time sf erdssiaR
tho paper. II is expected that they will rstais
in their hands 10 per cent. Of the amount ~.
ceived, 40 remuneration for their tssshls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-30

are engaged III carding and spinning and weav'
ing cotton and wool fabrics. The machines Tor
carding, shearins of the cloth etc. are operated
by small steam engine. The spinning is exc
cuted BY jennies, and the weaving lst'rlnclPaliy
done by AyshuttIe. The weaving Of carpett'ng.
etc. is performed by means OF the common hand
shuttle They weave cloths of different patterns,
&various colors Sometimes from their own yarns,
& sometimes from yarn furnished by others: The
stuffs appear to be we'll executed-the trade BRISK
and the profit handsome. Besides these branch
es, there are few tailors. In other rooms are the
shoe and harness makers Be'ow are SHOPS 'or
wooden work-wheels, cars, reirgerators, wag'
ons, carts-blacksmiths' shops, etc. etc. Inc
cars for the Chesterfield Rail Road were made
here, and Mr.. Parsons has carried one win MIN
to the North. as specimen OF their manufacture
They are introducing other improvements into
the buildns-erec,ing fulIing N, machineIPer-
fecting dycing machine, etc. The whole In,
stitution appears to US to be in good order, and
the convicts employed in trades that Will prove
profitable to the State. and likely to be advanta-
geous to themselves.
We part with Mr.. Parsons with the best wish
es for his prosperity. He has left the INSTITUTE on
in the hands of gentleman of great industry
and ngenuity-and we hope it will do well un'
der lis auspices.
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AttentiOn!M

1 TIA Regimental Court Extraordinary Of the First
n Regiment Second Brigade Of the Militia of the
District Of Columbia, held the 10Th November, 1881,
It WAS UNANIMOUSLY
Resolved In accordance with the 9Th section Of An
act the efscual!, to provide for the organization
Of the MItis of the District of Columbia" that the
Uniform be worn hereafter BY such Companies are
not already uniformed, be blue Coat, white Panta.
ICONS, round black Hat, and black Cravs or Stock
Resolved That the Clerk be required to make publ.
cation 9th same, in tn manner prescribed by law.
Extract from the Minutes
JN0 DUNLAP,
Clerk 1st Regiment ID Brigade u. ID. C.
ian IP-2awlmtJeo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-30

In the course of the debate on the Tariff in the
Senate. Mr., Tazewel said. that in effect there
were three distinct propositions under consdera-
ton, ard il was necessary to compare these WIN
each other, before any correct opinion could De
for med as to the proprety ct adopting either: Ii
was true that the Senator from New York. Mr..
Marcy.) had not yet presented his scheme IN form,
but as he had read his resolutions IN his place,
and had announced his purpose OF Offering them
az a substitute for the amendment proposed by
the Senator from Pennsylvania, MIR. Wilkins
If the latter should be rejected, the Senate Vas
so compelled to consider this project IN deciding
upon the propriety of adopting either of the others
Comparing these three schemes according to
tie srsmmarian's mode, he would say, that that
of the Senator from Pennsylvania was in the posi-
tive degree, and was simply bad; that of the Sc
nator from Kentucky. (Mr. Clay.) asin the com
narrative. and was worse; and that of the Senator
from New York. was in the superlative. ard was
the worst # all Or, If gentlemen pleased to
reverse this comparison. he would say that the
New York project was positively bad the Ken,
turkv proiect comparatively better, and that OF
PENNSYLVANIA was the best of all OF them. although
for himself he must say, that bad was the BEST.
Therefore, if he was bound to take one OF these
bitter potons, he should be compelled to take
the last as that which was the least disagreeabe.
The editor of the Richmond Wing pours forth,
thus despondingly concerning the crisis OF the
times:
Scarcely man believes that the Union will
much longer endure the violent conflicts oil party,
or the collision of irreconcilable interests Yet
there seems to be but one question Setting aside
the Georgia case) which involves immediate dan,
ger; We can mean only the Tariff that Perpexedi
Subject. which in principle and practice IS viewed
40 differently by men, equally sagacious ana
wise. .rs 7. ~.
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Steamboat Potomac.
. CAPT. WIN. HUBBALL,

0DA CAPT. WIN. HUBBALL,
"A N Being in complete order, will
tI51111NF leave the City Of Washington eve
Ezk ~ Friday evening at 3, ami Alex
andria at O'Clock, for Old Point, Norfolk, and Rich
mond Returning. will leave Richmond on TUESDAY
moring at O'clock, and Norfolk Wednesday, at 9
4. 81; and arrive at Alexandris AMI Washington on
Thursday morning
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, 81 90
To Richmond, do 90
mar q N. WATTLES. Agent
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published, daily, for the Town. and thrice week for
the Country, on Fairfax street, between King and
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Post once. Da'y
paper SO; Country paper IS per snnum. All sd'er'
tisemen,s appear in both papers
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RICHMOND, March O..

RICHMOND, March u.
Visa to the Pe,iientiary MIR Parsons. the
late Superintendent of the Pcntentiary, left US
on Sunday for Pennsylvania-where he is ensag-
ed to direct an Internal Improvement about fittv
miles from Philadelphia Mr.. Morgan. late Sc
nator from the Monongalia District. has entered
on the duties of his office, as Superintendent of
the Penitentiary.
We visited this Institution on Saturday last at
the Request of MIR. Parsons-and we are happy
to bear our testimony to the excellent order in
which he has left it. Each convict has a room to
himself, in which they lodge and eat separately.
They have no communication in their working
room-the constant presence of the Turkeys
imposing an unbroken silence upon them. When
they were sick formerly, they were put into one
room-but at present, the Hospital is divided
into different apartments, and every precaution
is taken to cut of an intercourse between the sick,
or those who pretend to be so. Thus, all COM
munication, as far as possible, is forOldden-and
thus is one great object attained. The vicious
adults can no longer have an opportunity of cor
rupting the younger convcts by "evil commu-
nicatiOn."
The later improvements 10 the building have
also accomplished one point The solitary
cells have been made more healthy So thar the
portion of punishment which consists in solitary
confinement. may now be inflicted without any
danger to the constitution of the convict-and
all its solitary effects, in rousing the moral sense
by self reflection and awakened conscience, may
be fully experienced.
The prisoners to the humber of about 1913,
including some transported slaves, are actively
employed in various useful trades. Most of them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-30

THE Methodist Church.-The following Sm
gvmen have been appointed, al the b1 rsmrcb.
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Uni NJ.
ljust adjourned,) to the stations within '"'
trict of Columbia:
Alexandria. Norval Wilson. u,d,
Foundry, James NJ. Hanson. George INV
Georgetown, Henry Furlons.
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
FRIDAY MORNING. Nay IS. 1852.

The extract from London Magazine which
we give to-day, containing an account Of the
death of Sir Peter Parker, may be considered as
the sequel to the article we published, some time
ago, detailing some Of the atrocities committed
by the same person while engaged in his preda-
tory excursions along the shores Of the Chesa-
peake, during the last war.
The Bank bill was taken up in the Senate on
Wednesday. and after Mr.. Dallas hadexplain-
ed its provisions, was laid over. In the House
of Representatives, Mr.. ADAMS presented the
Report of the Committee on Manufactures, on
the Tariff, based on the bill of the Secretary of
the Treasury, Al extract from which we give this
morning. The whole subject of the tariff was
postponed until Monday. The bill to promote
the culture of silk was lost-9S to II. Several
appropriation oils were passed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-25
BOSTON MARKET. NAV 81.

FLouB The transactions in Flour, commenced at
81 for good Lowlsnd Fredericksburg, and other SINH
lar qualities mos and cont nued that price and
GIG per bbr till the close Of the week, when an i'm
Flour Of 10 dollar per bb and at this advance cons
dcrapIe sales were made fhc stock Of prime quail
ties s not large and the market closes firm At quota
tions. Genessee is lower and we quote accordingly.
The sles consist of 500 bbjs Howard Street, all OF one
brand, at S, go each. 200 do Philadelphia, So, 500
do. Alexandra Mountain, 81; 1000 do. Lowlani, 53a
GIG, and 200 do S S 8. 4 mos.
GRAIN. The arrivals since our last report have
been light, an prices in consequence are shade
higher; the Dealers however purchase with reluctance
at the advance required and to supply their immedi
81 and one lot %" time So per bushel. Rye il
selling below our last quotations. and Oats are more
pleDty.
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LONDON MARKET. April 13.-We have better
supply of Wheat, but the supply Of Flour is small
tered
HAvRE MARKET, April H. Sales Of so barrels
Alexandra Flour, ST. 50 do New York do, Al so.
Sales April 10, 500 barrels Alexandria Fl IL. at 37f so,
50 barrels New York do, at Aft so.
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-May 90.

About $500 barrels Super6ne Flour have been taken
for export since last report at S. so at which price hol
ders firm The sales uf Rye Flour amount to about
100 barrels mostly at Is; LOT sold at something
less; hoters asking an advance on 4 Is, and
some parcels are limited at so. Sales Of Germ Meal
IN barrels at 62s, sales in hbds reported No change
in Gran the few sales made lave been 1t last weeks
prices. small lot Of Flax eed sold At 68. Nothing
doing in LiHseed OIL and less inquiry fur Whskey ut
prices obtained last week
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This is to give Notice,

rayHAr the sub,crbers of Alexandra County, IN the
District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
n,ans' Court OF said County letters testamentary on
ne estate ofJAMES DUFF, late Of the county afore-
sslI deceased.
All persons having clas against the said decedent'
are required exh bit the same to the SUBSCRIBERS
passed by the Orphans Court, or before the 24th
aay of May, 1888, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit TO said estate; and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment. ,
Given under OUT hands, this Path day o! May, 1889
EDWARD SOILS,
JOHN DUFF,
may 25-s, Executors of James Duff.
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Notice.

,,snNc Indebted To the late firm OF II. Is. Rose
Go. are requested to make imned ate payment
=. the subscriber, and those having claims against the
"a S,' are likewise requested to hand them in as
soon rs possible. w. ~ HA'
NAV 23-3t
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-7HYS N.4Y.

II
LADIES' AUCTION This Morning, 10 o'clk.
Cut Glass, Pier Glasses. China Tea-sets.
vIvHIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at my
Il Auction Rooms, assortment OF elegant cut tum.
blers wines, decsners, cut glass pitchers, &c. Also.
4 elegant gilt pier glasses, 81 by 20inches. taper
columns
do do do 80 by 18 do
do do do % by l6 do. swelled
columns; and
pair elegant mantel glasses, 26 by Is. taper
columns
The above are of the latest fashions from Philadsl
phia and for sale without limits.
Articles ready for examination on Wednesday morn.
ing IJThe ladies OF Alexandria and its vicinity arc
invited to attend as it is the determination Of the
ioneer to sell whatever articles are put up.
additional
Sets broad and gold banded tea china, Sc pies
do gold wreath and rose do, So pieces
do blue anil gold do, So do
Dark penciled do, 80 do
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FOR Rio JaNeirO.

sS1 few hundred barrels 81 Aour vili be taken
A2S at a moderate freight. on board OF good YES
vel pound to Rio de Janeiro apply to
NAV o. A. c. CA3ENOVE e Co.
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For HOstOn,
s@ The schooner REAPER,
MSSS Captain percval For freight or passage sP'
nII mo- A. C CAZENOVE y Co.
Fer sale as above,
Now landing on fuckers NhaJ
IS barrels No Msckerei
40 do New England Rum =,
10 Boxes of Goldfish may ~
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Or ALEXANDRIA. IN. c.
ARRIVED. May IS,

ARRIVED. May IS.
Schr Erie Pearsal, N.york; freight for the District.
sehr Virginia, shnn, NJ y; freight for the District.
Schr Mariner, Jones, Washington, N. C.; lumber
to J. Il. Davis. Schr General Pike, Hubbard, Port
Deposit, do to do. Schr South America. WOoIford.
Port DEPOSIT; do to do.
Schr Lucres, Scott, Snow Hill, lumber to master.
Schr Margaret Il Elizabeth, Gardner, Patuvent; to-
bacco to A. e. Cszenove y 10.
SAILED,
British Schooner Eliza Crandel, Halifax.
Schr. Mary, Young, Portland.
sloop Statra, Petit. Philadelphia.
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Notice.

~ OvIC6.
no hereby fJrwarn all persons hom trusting ny
wife. Eliza Weaver, on my account having us.. .'
,;nsL 60 nav I'D debts Of her contracting rom ZIG
date hereof
may 24-3t
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Ship Charles, Biackner, hence at Hsvre 9Th April-
Brig John Laird, at Barbados, 5h inst Schr. Leoni.
da- Dearborn, do, Tor Trinidad in few days. Schr.
Convoy. Crowell, he nee NJ New York 2ist