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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Eyone the .Ne,v Bedford Gaze..4

MrLIrAnr-On May training day. IN a GER
tain town IN this state, militia company was pa
raded under she command Of a sturdy hostler,
who operated at one ofthe public stables. Be-
ing but novice in military tactics. he mstle many
ludicrous blunders, and final brnught his troop to
dead halt in one Of the most public squares. -
Here, too, his military science came 10 halt,
and be could 90 no farther He stood speechIess
gazing at his company. 1t was, indeed, an awful
pause, and seemed the prelude to some mighty
effort Of his military genius. Presently noble
aud spirited horse. with graceful rider on
his back, came prancing by. bearing his head
high in the air, aud snor,ng, as il be dis.
,iained breathing the same atmosphere with
the motley group who now directed their atten-
ton to him, and watched him until he wheeled
around a corner and disappeared frpm their
view. II was then that our valiant hero drew
his sword. ard after waving it gaIiantly in the
air, exclaimed. with tren,e odnus energy. 50 Cen
tlemen sosets! that are moss lrubb'd down and
curried myself, this NOR min"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
7oMc Editors of the National hatelligsseer

GENrIEMEN:. In your paper Of yesterday l
noticed your correction Of an error oecasoned by
the omission of the word "not." II reminded
me of an error discovered in your paper day
or two ago, on reading the speech Of Il think)
MIR. Davis.) Where the honorable member has
occasion to say, 'calling the militia" your
compositor makes him say oiiaag the militia. /"
Now, Messers. Editors, why would you OF the
militia7 lfyou turn out on Mooday next, and
shoulder your musket, a. shall have to do. you
~ill find that your musket will oil you enough
before you have marched the geand rounds, at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
1o6 packages
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS, SC

NV yhSN"SS
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, DYE-SrUFFS, &c.
Selected by the Subscriber. Just received and for
MONG which, are fresh ,a!ad oil, from Marseillcs
"A au1 d ..rdcaux; in baskets do do. do from F.e
renee; TASKS in boxes R;b5on]; Turkey gum mi rrl;
fined csnphor; African pepper in powder; sulphste
o. auininc, French and American best; compound
chlorine tcot, wash; alcohol. void Of dsagieesble
.olor Iowsrds cslooel and tartar cnetic from Lon
don; superior lquercc paste, in small rolls stamped
PoIpzza," genuine socotorine al0csi cupp'nS nsru'
ments; chlur,de Of lines chamomile flowers; best
English saffron, Northern honey strained, superior
article for table use; marble mortars. assortmen;
bieachcd Jamaica gingcr do in powder. very elegant;
fresh Honduras ssrsspar''s; very pure white mustard
seed, for medicine; pearl tapoca; Castle soap; mar
bed bar soap, highly scented Spanish arnotc Cara.
gecn, or Irish moss new article CT food tor nvaids
also for making mango orange, lemon, or 81.
worry jellies and white soups an assortment OF teeth
brushes, gum copa LIST quality. selected; she'll lac;
best India rhubarb root seected Turkey rhubarb, in
roots Russian isin lass; American do both in sheet;
cassa, mats; 6ne sp nge; true borax refined; nurs
ing bottles; apo.iecaries glassware; castor o Of the
best QUALITY; India twne refined satpetre; extra fine
burgundy pitch; spirits Of turpcntne; cremor tartar
powdered; red tartar, or argo, ground hache wood;
velvet corks, ground logwood. (truc Campeochy)
grouad fIstic; indigo, nde'ibe ink, in cases, best
quality; Chinese sleeves. &c
All Of which will be disposed Of on moderate terms
at wholesale or retail. Country merchants are invited
to call. "A. SIABLEh.
5moe-tf fWnrrenton Spec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Charles Bennett

HAS received and offers for sale
Ii few bales 81 % inch stout unblcached Cottons
49, bleached Cottons
9 8 and 81 Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton nsnabhrgs
No. 1,2, 4 iiempen Burlnps
Best Dorchester Dedticks, Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w. b patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black suPer6ne saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, d and S Pins, first quality
iIemming's genuine first quality silvereyed Nee
dies, w. C ditto. mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Washington CIV. MAY 8, Isl3--lf
S0muel Il. AarMnuv * Go.

Offer for sale.
on iIhds Orleans, Porto Rico and ST. Crox Sugars
on 5000 lbs Refined do
IS hjs Trinidad, Orleans 9. ST Croix hoias es
200 bags Rio and Java Coffee
20 do Pepper
IS do Pimeno
50 boxes, half chests and chests Young Hyson,
Imperial anil Gunpcw 'er Teas
600 bushels Liverpool, ground alum, Lisbon snd
Turks Island Salt
coo sacks Liverpool blown 10
wi Ia their usual assortment of Wines, Liquors, &c
.4iso,
800 hoxss mould and dipt Candles Of their own
20 ooo los br ~n and yellow Soup ) manufacture
aDr4
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I. II. White

uAs lust received per schooner Abigail, lot Of
III Doors Il SHOES consisting in part Of
Mems fine calf pegged French Edge Boots, q
handsome article for summer wear
Mems fine Calf Nailed Boots
Do black and tea colored Buek-skm Shoes
Women's Shoes of various kinds
All of which will be sold low for cash.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

least found oil enough on my musket hst train.
ing day to oil my fine blue coat and white panta
looms to turn rain for twelve.month, toSay moth.
ing about my white gloves. Yours,
"A MILITIA. MAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Harouche for sake.

A NEW Barouche. finished in neat. plain style, fol
"a sale upon accommodating terms. by
apr "a GEO. WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
hnNt and An,,Mp sugar.

'iME subscribers have on hand large assortment OF
l@a'i;as Patent &sam Refined SUGAR. re
Sa'rd direct from tse e, iiajng Company OF New Or
% sOl nr SHE At the 10 vest rates Of other markets
N the quantity OF few ,.erccs.
nlyg A. G.. CAZTNOyE u Co.
MT. Int STAY Smus !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

Teas, AoaY sugar, CoKee, Xe
lM Chests and half chests Teas
q IL boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
IL hhds Porto Rico and N q Sugar
35 bags laws and ST. Domingo Coffee
6 bbls Jamaica do
10 boxes Chocolate
20 hhds prime New Orleans Molssses
S casks new Rice
, Is boxes best bunch Raisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags Pmento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
so resms Wrapping Paper
20 rcams FUoscsp do
case assorted Fancy Soap
25 boxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white Cordage
Just received and fer sale ny
mar27 kEkR fiILHOou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

kSbAScN
DECEIysD this day. per schooner Cyane, from
IL Richma,d-
50 kegs Manufactured los, warranted
lie hare also IN More
so boxes and kegs pound plugs and twists. part
very superior
50 do les. warranted
ANts ali:hs Offered al low prices and liberal cre-
DIZZY GEO. JOHNSON Il Co.
rng IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
For EreiSht

- The superior schooner B.2L.1SCE, Gorham,
~ y a,,er, carries $50 barrels, will take freight
\ :, S',,heru or Eastern port Apply to
- w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
PUBLTSYED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NIX, faysr SO per anaum. Country paper IS.
For HostOM.

,re Tn. nscket schooner YELOCfTY. Ham.
ny nsni. master, will take fresh, low; FOR which
: 1s,cr sp1!y to the master on board, at Central
~ oFa, ". FOWLE y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
Rio Cu&eS
New E.agiaNd hum.

Al hog besds New England Rum. landing from
III scGacner Sslance, for sale by
nav II w. EUN LE q 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
hiyetpool Salt An0&t.

NE cargo of,he ship Virginia, from Liverpool. of
10 ANN Bishels 2c,,,,
500 Sacks riargs lize) Fine OWL
tor slieby ". EDWLE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22
For Freight.

- The superior coppere1 Ship pIRGtNfI,
Chlr'ss Tuner, ma Ter. carries 7oo hoSshesds
v,r aaA rohscco AMI viii be really tor the reception
=, esr., III f.w days. ap?'y To
IS W. FpWIE 81 Co.
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Notice.

s7- rhe Steamer C0LUNB a.
RI Captain James Mitchell, will,
- -! ~ until the first cf September
fsssz.SSS<s next, leave Baltimore for the
ye- Of COLUMBIA every wednt sGay at o'clock Z.
v, and retur,ing, Will leave Washington 1T 6. and
,r,.nlris u Z o'ci;ck. y. 81. on suod,y for ba6
as. MAY =
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Xiv toHee.
'lN6Accn

~ HnN Tbs prime Green, for sale by
iUJEHs NAV 81 GEO. JOHNSON & On.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

For Fr6lShl 20 me v est Anules
OR TO IN EASTERN PORT.
TX rhe Brig jL32K Crockett. MASTER. carries
- ,oi, lie2 barrels. VIII be resiy for cargo in
s;-G Ip.s apply to
mrs w FOwLE e Co
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To Let.

i. 40 One half Of that commodous BRICK HOJ USE
4 az. opposite to Mr.. Smiths Foundry. Apply to
may JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
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Hides 0nA OH.
dyspepsia Cured. with0y

r,r MEDICINE.
d,s %a'srber still continues to apply the newly
His price is moderate. @P''A WIN "u'" SUI
|DRrc Just received his Spring supply of
|aof vs,a, NEDiCiNES e. DYE STUFPS,
q. pa." ne warrants as pure and cheap o. any in
fes,l, .osnry merchants and physicians are par
esE, ;"ed TO call orsorvard their orders. A good
:. gwen to punctual dealers.
s,v Supesior Salad Oil. w. HARPER.
Ia Druggist, Fairfax ct. alexandra.
= "LEIS printed al the Gazette Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-22

MEDICAL e. CHIRURGIC.aL SCIENCE.
weekly newspaper for the circulation of Medical
and Surgical information, to be published IN Wash
ingon City. Edited by
GRANVILLE SHARP PATTISON, NJ. d.
Professor Of anatomy IN Jefferson College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-02
IN SENATE.-Ttusdav, Febrnary 2e

IN SbNATE.-ItHsddy, February 20.
Mr. Grundy, from the Joint Committee appointed TO wait
on the President and Vice President elect made the lo
lowing report:
" The Joint Committee appointed to wait on the Pres
dent and Vice President elect and notify them Of their
election report that they have performed that duty i'm
part and have waited on Andrew Jackson Of Tennessee
and informed him Of his election TO the Office Of President
Of the United States for four years commencing on the
9Th Of March next, and received from him. i'm answer 10
The communication made by that he felt grateful for
This manifestation OF the continued public confidence and
avor and would endcavor 10 merit continuance Of the
appreciation OF bis fellow citizens, by constant efforts 80 to
discharge his duties, promote the welfare Of our com
mon country"
The Chair lad before The Senate a report from the Sc
cretary Of War, communicating statement of arms ma
nuiactured the national armores and expenditures
here, which was ordered 10 be printed
SIR. cALHoUN's REVOLUTIONS
The Senate then proceeded consider the resolutions
offered some time since by Mr. Calhoun.
Alter the resolutions had been read
Mr. Calhoun then took the floor. lie advcrted 10
illusions made by the Senator from Massachusetts, which
he deemed personal to himself lie had given no provo
cation Tor this attack; and he loss 10 account for
the motives which had induced the Senator from Mas.
slchu'ei 10 give personal bearing 10 his observations
" me Senator intended any thing personally unkind,
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Arr at Providence 14th, brig Romulus, Mauran
| FIN Baltimore.
Arr 18th, schr Ceres, PendeIton, fun Bangor.
Sailed bark Hazard, Jackson, Turks Island.
Arr 10th, brig Susan & Sarah, Remington, fn
Philadelphia.
schrs HaIsey, Sedrick, and Caroline, Rider,
days FIN Savannah, bound to Boston.
Sailed 18th, brig New England, Church, Pctou
Arr at Richmond, sth, brig Cobbossee Contee
Brayton, fin this port.
Sailed fin Savannah, 4th, Richmond, Burroughs
Havana. .,.
The Helen, Watts, and Romp, Teft, Of Provi
dence, were at AGRA, Africa, 18th March, forme
for the river Gibboon and the latter for the Island
The Aginoria, Of Providence, and Dove, Rose
tender to the former, and her small tender saiet
FIN AGRA, a few days previous Tor the rivers in tn
Benin.
The Mary Ann, Clifford, fin New York, arr a
Havana, previous to lst inst. The Sampson
Chambers, was to sail for Providence 4th.
Brig VIM. Taylor, FIN Now York for Savannah
returned 18th, having been run into 18th lat &c
lon "a by brig Baltimore, FIN Boston for Baltimore
which carried away bowsprt and cutwater. The
Is. is supposed to be badly injured
Ship Sapplio, FIN Savannah for st. Johns N. Is
was stranded on the Wtlves, 9th inst. Crew
saved.
The Beacon on Love Key, F Reef, has been
rebuilt. 1t can be seen at least or miles from
the deck of vessel in clear weather. Love Key
is in lat "a as, Ion 81 81, w. 2s miles fan White
heads Point H. House; and about 81 fin Sand
Key. II can be approached with safety from the
Southward, until it is about miles distant.
The Light Boat stationed at Long Shoal, Pam
leo Sound, N. G.. has returned to her station.
Vessels arriving at Elsinepr, fin Cuba, at last
dates, with foul bills of health, were subjected to
no longer quarantine than the usual four days.
Arr at New Bedford, 18th, ship Euphrates, C.
Rowland fm Pacific Ocean, with 1850 bbls oil, to
J. Grinnell and others. Left Callao, March l2, ii
company with the Trident, Stetson, of New Bed
ford, with 2l50 bbls. Mr.. Remington Of Tiver'
ton, II. l. Sd officer of the Trident, exchanged
places at Callao with Mr.. Luce Sd officer Of the
Euphrates, and has arrived at New Bedford. Al
Callao, brig Montezuma, of Baltimore, disc; ship
Ysidra, of New York; just arr; schrs Yelott of Bal
timore, Just arr; Dash Of Boston, bound to Fegee
Islands. Sailed 7th, U. s. ship Falmouth, for
Payta sth, brig Wayne Of Baltimore, for Valpa-
raiso.
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" the nearer get, the more glorious Il appears :
I am going, but am ready and willing, and only
wait the Lords time. long TO depart, and be
with Christ NV sufierings are not worth a
thought when compared with his Come Lord Je-
sus come quickly" Last Lords day morning,
the front door of her dwelling was opened, TO ad-
NIT fresh air. 1t was at the moment when, in the
great congregation, they were prasing and blessing
the Lord, in The Songs Of the Temple. She put
forth her hands to still those in the room, and said
ss Ho,o roeeU 1t seems like The music Of seav-
en-" Can you join in il said one; she answ erred
=" Yes" On Monday morning she said, to an at
tendant, Can ii be that can glorify God by Ian
gushing in this way !'' She was answered, yes
perhaps this is the very Way. "Then, said she
/ can say .dmen." On Tuesday, among othei
expressions, in reference to her state, she said
+" Great peace have they that love thy law"
have now reached the state in which longed to be
The struggle, in regard to all earthly things, ant
fears of death, is over, only rait Gods toiH
have felt great desires that the Church might a.
rise, and have had this Psi. (s0th) much upon my
mind, 4" Great Shepherd Of thine Israeli" &C.
On Wednesday forenoon she recognized In God,
the strong hold Of her souls safety, and expressed
unshaken con fdence in him. During the afaer-
noon, her distress was very considerable, but she
spent about an hour in earnest prayer to God. She
prayed fervently that God would rain doicn right
| e0usness upon his people mere, ana that sinners
might be converted. As she approached the verge
OF heaven she exclaimed,
T" Your heavenly doors throw open wide
To receive the coming bride.'
She then called upon the heavenly hosts TO tune
their harps in praise, that more ransomed sim
ner was coming home. Thus she rejoiced in
hope of the glory of God, and thus she closed
earths changing scenes. At about 10 o'clock, i.
M. the " tired wheels Of nature stopped" and she
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.
One SON, cher youngcst) died in glorious hope
in this town, in June 1881. Two sons survive
who, with their partners in life also, have hope to.
wards God. May the whole family meet at length
IN heaven. Gods admonition to all the living Is
sc Be ye followers Of them, who through faith an,
patience inherit the promises"
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I)IEIDs

Tn this town. on Wednesday evening last, Mrs
Rebecca Reed, relict ofthe late Rev. James Reed
Pastor of the Baptist Church, in Attleborough
Mass aged 81 years. As clergyman wife, a
mother, widow, christian, and friend, the con-
sieiiatiOn Of ca ceHencies, combined in the char
actsr of the deceased, greatly endeared her to all
around her. Retiring and unostentatous, IN her
habits as she pursued the noiseIess and eren teno,
other ,cay, she gave lucid evidence that she walk
cd with God, and enjoyed sweet communi IN with
him. During eleven years residence in the family
other son, in this town, am Informed, she has
not been heard there, to speak an angry nord.
For thirty three years past in prosperity and IN
all the sad variety Of grief, through which her life
was drawn, the consolatiors pure and undefiled
religion have been neither fe,c, ner small, with
her. When the trying tests Of sickness and death,
were applied to her faith, its genuneness was fully
proved. Eoery day, during her illness, as out
wardly she dccayed, SO inwardly was she renew
ed, with strength, day by day. AT one time she
said, :" l know not that ! ever before had such
clear views Of the gores of heaven, and the happi-
ness fthe saints there. long to be among them "
She then repeated the verse
40 when shall l see Jesus" sc.
Afterwards, she said,
The world recedes, and disappears,
Heaven opens on my view"
AT another time, she said, " am not afraid to
die. NV mind is calm III am not deceived, Je-
sus draws nearer and nearer, TO receive me to
himself feel myself to be an unworthy and i'll
deserving creature. but he has aone all the work.
feel as il all my sins have been forgiven, and l
hope shall have patience to wait the Lords time
for my removal" The next day, she said, 81
have had sYeet season in thinking of the joys Of
thc other world, and then repeated,
"When we've been there ten thousand years,
Bright shining like the sun,
We've no less days, to sing Gods praise,
Than when we first began
"I want all, said she. to taste and see the good
ness ofthe Lord. think nerer fen such pity
for poor sinners, as do now. feel myself to he
poor, Improbable and unworthy creature, but l
trust all in the hands Of Christ" Aner her Pas
tor had prayed with her few days since, and com
mended her to God, for support aud consolation,
she cried out from the funess Of her SOUL "Praise
hint Bless him n la later interview she said
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED,
July 18th -sloop Mt. Moriah, Ingraham, fin
Providence.
I4th-schr Betsy & Polly, Baker, fin Gardiner,
lumber to & ID X Luther.
15th-sIp Essex, Stanley, FIN Sag Harbor.
Sip VIM. Penn, Munro, fin Providence.
l6th-schr Post Boy, Perry, fin Gardiner, lum-
ber to J. s. ID. X. Luther.
l7th-slp Mt Moriah, Ingraham, Providence
SAILED,
July l6,h-schr Betsy & Polly, Baker, Gardi-
ner.
l7th-ship Vim Baker, Sergeant, Pictou.
I9th-scbr Post Boy, Perry, Gardiner.
Sip Brdgewater, Mason, Albany.
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nRAWN numbers Of School Funt
~ Lottery, class so.
G 81 44 Sc 90 I 90 80
Lowest prize SO.
Delaware s. N. Carolina class 9, extra
l 10 ii SO 80 AZ 60 25 40 s
Lowest prize Sc.
Grand Consolidated class %.
90 67 90 "a IS 9 13 "a "a Ga
Lowest prize 81.
Union Canal ID.
A 80 2 65 80 So 10 Al 81
Lowest prize $40.
New York extra 90.
10 IL 10 43 10 48 SO Sc s
Lowest prize SIS.
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MAR. IL Id,

In this town, on Sunday morning last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Mr.. JONATHAN MARTIN, 3D.
,of Swauzey, to Miss JULIA ELIZA ANN CASE,
,only daughter of MIR. Gardner Case, Jr OF this
town.
{ Accompanying the above we receiveda gener-
Gus slice of wedding cake, for which the donors
will please accept the Printers thanks.
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ZNHls IS TO CERTIFY, That SAMUEL
- YoUNG having ggiyen assurance Of hls con-
victon in the Hygeian Theory ol Physiology, as
Jeycloped by the British College Of health, Lon
don aud having furnished the necessary secu-
rty against counterfets, is appointed Sole Agent
for vending the HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDI CINES AND PUBL CA
TIONS, In and for the State Of Rhode Island.
In conformation wLcreofI have this fourth
day of January one thousand eight hundred
and thirty three, set my hand.
II SHEPARD MOAT
Sole General Hygenian Agent for the Cni~
ted States Of .Amertea, Snsith>streef, BROOKE
Ign, L. 1.
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Cloths /! Cloths d!

DLUE, black, olive, green, olive
Id green, invisible green, London
brown, russett brown, mulberry and mixed
cloths.-Bue, mixed, drab, brown, slate,
sage green and striped cassimeres.-Blue,
brown and mixed satinetts.
The above, comprising an extensive as
sortment, will be sold very lo,o at No. 8
Cheapside by JOSEPH j. COOKE.
N. B. j. J. G. has made an arrange
ment with first rate tailor to cut and
make Garments of every description in
the most fashionable style at the shortest
notice. All Garments warranted to ft.-
Ready made Clothing constantly on hand.
July Goth.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship BOY, Champlin, Pacific Ocean, about July 80.
Ship GALEN, Burden, South Atlantic, to sail a
bout August lst.
Ship ROGER WILLIAMS, Mayhem, for Pacific
Ocean, to sail from Bristol, about July 25th.
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, The Warren r. i. 'Ssamen's
Me- Friend Society, will meet at Col.
Coles Hall, this evening at 9
O'Clock. A general attendance Of the
Members is requested.
July 20. LEVI Halle, Sec'ry.
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Baskets.

.TVRAVELLING Baskets, 8 sizes;
IL fancy do, in nests; octagon & round
chain do, 9 sizes; fruit do, Q sizes; work
do, 2 sizes; children's berry do, sizei
willow reticoles, 6 sizes. The above just
.seoived from the importer in New York,
and for sale very cheap by
July s. JOSEPH j. COOKE
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TheO. Salisbury,
-IIAQ EnR SALE

HAS FOR SALE
EDEST canal flour, per barrel, halfbbl.
-ME and quarter; rye and indian meal;
first quality rice, three kinds of bread;
butter and chcese-white leaf lard; pork
and beef; hsms;-best brown sugar; new
molasses; collco; teas; Boston soap and
dipped candles, my own make, per box;
pou d; sal eratus; spices; coarse and fine
salt--cidcr s. sharp vicnegar; raisins; figs
and oranges. Constant supply Perry's
celebrated herring; Goldfish; white and red
potatoes; garden seeds sc. SC.
WANTED FOR THE ABOVE,
Rye and indian meal, good new butter,
eggs, good salt pork, cash, and clean cot
ton and linen rags. may 90