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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

The Correspondents of the Boston Advocate thus
writes from. Washington MIR. VEARcE OF Rhode Is
land. addressed the House yesterday, on private
bill of grsa, importance as precedent. NO man is
listened to with more respect, and no man is more
feared by his opponents, as strong and fearless ds
batter. Mss.rs Cushing and Phillips of Massachu'
sctts also spoke very well, but the House decided
against their arguments, and in favor of the ground
taken BY Mr. Pearce and others. ltwas question
on rem,tng duties upon salt lost while IT was land
ing. The House refused it on general principle
heretofore established.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

a branch Of our government entrusted
with such extensive powers, and designed
by our forefathers to accomplish such I'M
portant results.
Indulgng an ardent wish That every sue
cess may az ait you IN performing the ex-
nlted and honorable duties OF your public
trust, and Offering my warmest prayers that
prosperity and happiness may be constant
attendants upon each of you along the flu
ture paths Of life, l respectfully bid you
farewell
Mr.. Van Buren, then retired, and the
Senate then proceeded to ballot for Pres
ident protein. The ballots being deposited,
there appeared To be 80 votes given, ~
necessary 10 a choIce, of which Mr.. king,
of Alabama, had 81, Mr.. Southard Z, and
The Others were scattering. Mr.. King, OF
Alabama, was therefore declared to be cleo
ted President protein, and he was conduc-
ted to the Chair by Mr. Benton.
The President protein then addressed
the Senate.
Mr.. Robbins presented protest of the
Legislature of Rhode Island, against the Vi
ola,ion of the compromise bill of 1882
Read and laid on the table.
Mr.. Calhoun offered resolution calling
on the President to communicate to The
Senate copies of the correspondence be-
tween this Government and Great Britain
/ in regard to certain outrages committed
on our flag in Bermuda and New Proyi
dence, by sezing certain slaves on board o
American vessels forced by stress of wealth
er into those ports.
The following resolution offered by M
Benton, was introduced and adopted
Resolved, That the SeEa.e cordially re
ciprocnte the sentiments of personal kind
ness expressed by the Vice President tow
ards the members of this body, on takin
leave of them, aud that the thanks of III
Senate be presented to Martin Van Buren,
Vice President of the United States, in ties
! tlnony of the inpartiality, dignity, and abll
ry, with which he has presided over thei
tion of his conduct in the discharge of III
arduous and important duties assigned hin
as President of the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House agreed to NEE, after Monda
next, at | | o'clock.
A resolution passed calling on the Sec
retary of the Navy, for the report OF tn
Commissioners of the Navy, on site for
navy yard Mt the South.
The House then proceeded to the con
sderation of a motion to reconsider n vote
by which the petition of II. Dana d Co
for the repayment 10 them, of duties paI
on salt destroyed in storm, had been re
rejected.
The motion to reconsider was advocate
by Messrs. Sutherland, Adams and Jarvis
and opposed by Mr.. Pearce of x. l.,) nm
| finally laid on the table 50 to 93.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

LIEUT.. SLIDELL.-This talented young
Officer appears TO have come off with hy-
ing colors from his controversy with CON-
Jones. We see, by the papers, that, Mt the
special request of Com. Nicholson, he has
beer appointed to the first Lien,enancy oil
the Independence, g.. This, so far as honor
and emoluments are considered, is II suPe-
rior appointment to the one, from which
Com. Jones occasioned his removal, IN the
Exploring Expedition. We exceedingly
regre, that two of the finest young Officers
of which our Navy can Observation-Disclosures
Slidell and Wilkes,-shnuld be excluded
from tho appointments in the Expedition,
they are so eminently qualified to fill
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. S,tS37.

At a meeting of the Democratic Republi-
can Convention, holden at the State
House, in Providence, on Thursday even
ire Jan. 5th, JOHN BRAYToS, was chosen
President, and +. L. DANFoRTH and JOHN
:. HARRIS, Secretaries.
The following Prox of General Officers was
, nominated for the year ensuing:
1897,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08
SENATE-Saturday, Jan. 2Sth.

As soon ms the Journal had been read
Mr.. Van Buren, rose, and took leave of
the Senate in the following address.
SENATOR'S
The period is at hand which is TO ter
inmate the official relation which has exist
ed between US, and leave-probably never
to return to it-a body with which | have
been long connected, where some remain
whom | found here fifteen years ago, and
where, in the progress of public duties, per-
sonal associations have arisen never 10 be
forgotten. From such scenes cannot re-
tire without emotion.
Nor can give TO the Senate the usual
opportunity of choosing another to preside
for time over their deliberations without
referring to the manner in which ] have Gu
deayorcd to discharge gratifying and hon
orable trust connected with the office to
which my country called me.
catering upon it with unaffected diff
dence, we'll knowing how li,;io my studies
had been Greeted to its peculiar duties, |
was yet strengthened by the determination
then expressed so to discharge the authority
with which | was invested, as " best 10 pro-
tect the rights, to respect the feelings, and To
Guard the reputation of all who would be
affected by its exercise. was sure that II
successful m this, | should be pardoned
for errors which | would hardly expect to
avoid.
| In the interval that has since elapsed II
| ha, been our lot in this Assembly TO pass
through scenes of unusual excitement.
The intense interest in absorbing topics
which has pervaded our whole community
could rot be unfelt within these walls. The
warmth of political parties, natural IN
src1, times, the uuguarded order of sudden
debate. and the collisions seldom to be sep
aroted from the valuable privilege of free
discussion, have not been unirequent'y min
plcd with the more tranquil tenor of ordlna-
ry legislation. Icanno, hope that, in emcr
gencies ike these, | have always been 81
! fortunate us to satisfy every one around me
Yet permit myself to think that the ex
tent to which my decisions have been ap
proved by the Senate, is some evidence tina
NV efforts Justly to administer their rule
have not been vain; aud conscien,iousl,
cherish the conviction iha, on no occasion
have departed from my early resolution
or been regardles of what was due to th'
rights or the feelings of the members ot TIN
body.
Though may henccforth be separated
from the Senate, | can never cease To re-
ycr, with particular interest to my long con
( ncxion with it. In every situation IN ~.
future life, I shall remember with jus
pride, the evidences Of ofapprobaiion aud COZ
iidence which have received; and as Al
American citizen devotedly attached to th
insli,uiiohs of my country. | must alway'
regard with sincere md becoming respect
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08
TWcnty.ir0urth Congress.
second ~. ssiopl.
SENATE-Friday. Jan. 27th


Mr.. Clay presented a petition from the
Colonization Society, praying for an act of
Incorporation, which after some discussion
on motion of Mr.. King, Of Ala was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Wright from the committee on Fl
nance reported Bill to reduce the revenue,
which was made the order of the day for
Thursday Feb. I'd. 1t proposes reduction
to the amount of two millions and half
Of which the abolition Of the silk duty alone
constitutes half n million.
The bill designating and limiting the
funds receivable for revenue was further
discussed, and some further but not definite
action was had relative to examining the
votes for President and Vice President.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A personal difficulty occurred be'weer
Mr.. Jarvis and Mr.. Bell, wherein after three
hours debate euded in mutual explanations
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08
The n. York American thus remarks on

The n. York American thus remarks on
the statement of X. VI. WHITNEY
If this statement be true, or even ap-
proach the truth, it is evident that gross
outrage was committed by Mr.. Peyton, to-
wards a witness summoned to testify before
the Committee, and therefore under ITS pro-
lection: and an act of such disrespect to
the committee itself. as should have s"'Jee-
,sd Mr.. Pcyton to the severes' censufe'
,enR. NJ. whitney may, by injustice be
,,,as , martyr. and be honorcd as 'ucb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

The American Monthly Magazine for Februa-
ry has been received. Deservedly, as this periodi
cal has heretofore been praised, we think this
number will gain it more ccmmendation than any
we have seen. The poetry is very good
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

The editor ofthe Boston Adyocsie-now
a, washingion--in relation to the persecu-
ton of Mr. Whitney, says" I: is under
stood that the Reuben NJ. Whitney com.
miiise have proved nothing, except thai
tia, individual has oo more connsxion with
,hs Treasu-5 ~ ~ lnini,ira,iau 'hsn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

Amongtl,e officers Of the Navy and Army.
admitted, for their distinguished services,
on the floor of the Senate during its si,tinss.
are Captain DANIEL TURNER and THOMAS
BRERsE, ESQ, of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

We understand that WM. LIrrLEFIELD I,
ESQ.,, Collector for this Port. and n. 8.
RuGoLEs, ESQ, have been summoned to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

We understand that our esteemed towns
man THOMAS BREEsE, ESQ, Of The Navy,
has been appointed Purser of the U. S. ship
Independence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

We received the Presidents Letter 10
Wise, too late for this days paper. !, shall
appear next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08

We are indebted to the HoH. ID. J.
PEARcE, for several important public docu-
ments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-08
Reputltram aomtntstratto II
and Farmers pror.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS
OF WARWICK
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
BENJAMIN IL. THURSTON
OF HOPKINTON.
For &tratoiS:
4. AMASA SPRAGUE Cranstcn
e JOHN X WHEATON HaTTsn.
g. RUSSELL CLARKE Nerpor.
4. SAMUEL LwEATHERHEAD Cumberland
s. ELISHA X. Y. kINYON S. Kiugstonn.
g. THOMAS CORY, Jun. Portsmouth.
7 DANIEL ANGELL Smnhfe
e. SAMUEL ARNOLD Coventry.
o JOSEPH SPHINX North KingstOrn.
10 CHRISTOPHER SPENCER Harnieh.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
ALBERT e.. GREENE, An'y Gen'rl.
JOHN STERNE, Gen'n. Treasurer.
Rcsoictd unanimously, That all fair and
honorable means be used to secure the cleo
ton of the above Prox.
JOHN BRAYTON, Chairman.
F. l.. DANFoRrH, Secretaries.
JOHN S. Harris,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-20
SIN GIL E GIN s.


or single gin of so or more, with
one set of feeders, hands, &c. at Sc per
saw, SfSo w
For d. Of 40 saws, with feeders sc. at Sc
IS per saw, SUI w
For do OF % saws, with feeders &C. at 81
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
40 cents each; the number oftceth being about cqul
the number of saws One set of feeders, is con-
slered however, will wear out two Or three sets OF
sows Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each. =
The Gins erdered will be delivered TO the agents OIL
planters in any of the port towns oi the cotton plat
ting States, at the above prices, the agents paying te
freight the same from New ork, anu becoming re-
spon,ible for the amount of the Gin Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to PIT them up where de-
sirsd the charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
IN reasonable terms but will be charged extra Horse
power of any description, can be furnished on IKE
terms Small engines can also be ordered II de-
sired. -.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangements of saws, breasts, brushes &c II
is found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter than others Inc inost common SIZE
is Gor 10 inches; hut wish them 10 inches. Some
wish or rows of brushes on an axle while others do
not want more than 4 at most. Some wish saws with
or ,ee, 70 the inch, while others want 10 or II
With so much discrepancy, prefer they should, at
the time of giving ORDERS furnish a statement OF their
wshcs and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left to our discretion, shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
An order be executed from the time it is received,
in the space of eight nine weeks and the Gin in that
tine placed in the hands of the factor. To be in time
for the next CROP all orders ought be in the hands of
the manufacturers by the first middle of May; except
for plantations where they are late in commencing
nick gin cotton.
N b. The Patent Right for any of The cetton
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
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WE MOTIIFK5S IiEJIEF

TIE MOTHERS RELIEF.
guns preparation extensively used throughout all
D. The Northern States, c1mmaices TO b" in great
ute here a.d deserves the aaItio Of all mothers in
a state OF pregnancy. BY commencing the use Of two
or three weeks before confinement tue suilrings i'll
be lesscncd and the time Of their durpom shortened
Apply to the subscriber, agent for the prorrctors for
cop, OF the numerous certificates given tn the inventors
by eminent h, sieans, with directions for the use of
this important specific II BnNNAnEL,
f26 co" Nafchrz * TrhuupitDuas st.
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3 RON, - ihEL & Ht.:(I UUO1S-iia, square
Z aId L'n''e iron, well atso,tst. =, ,.,,,,....,
Hoop, scroll atd rod H0H, n"li roaS ana l'"ush
mo"ds
C'si Nrihfh, shei'' L''s'l'u' Slh'"s' S'tct III"
Ctow!c5 steel
Hollow Na:", cat AID "r E:h' n:l a"d slh*rs
Zirc, block tlu mil AM, gr!lt scies, salt Kettles
Chain c'ilee, IA chors, huss
Ok, log ~ trace chains, corn mills
N vvi,. h,ssS, -. ,md @ T i.,.,
C..J "a .h,tL I'LL .,,,,,,s
49,. W,vi,,I,5 .,,,I 81 ,, nc ol s,.,y.ts
M ,r ,i,,l ;, L ,, AZ, ,;,.i, ic,S
,',J, s'I i''''e cI ny. '.,' "',',,D"
1''i,S' liE''' .Ih''lS' "6'' t'Iiei tNVs
i"rH a,G HiIn'i" tof""ge i'':Gs At" l"''e
n.t i!'U iie''i''E eepfrf' .>iNh stores
l'alt'ts, linStcd ana sperm OIL
n G. StiID
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'Itl nj f
Possession giron on lst os h9ril.

- fNSSNNlNn 1lNHn on lE' Of NTTiI.
)gatSGj That new aud elegantly ipiahed three story
lass2l brio X House on Rampar ST. he wcen osrital
nd Barncks streets. 1t has just been completed in
the most modern style, by u. II. Twogood, lisa. The
!s and second stories cor ain two suits Of par0rs aud
dining rooms with sliding dcurs black and gold naniii
pieces, patent crates Sc. The hac> Buildings are ey-
tellslHe AVID comnodiols, having all the necessary ac
for large fsnIiIy To good tenant ii
viii he let on @onabe terms. Apply IT ca.
Iondclet street, to
m-9 DOYLE 4 NAY.
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OFFICE EAaLE INsvNANcl. CnnrANl.l 7

OFFICE EAGLE ihsURANC& COMPANY,
New Orleans, March e, 1887.
At tho annual Election fer Directors of this Insti,i,
ton Tor the ensuing year the following named gentle
men are elected, viz
james GIusluw, Jnscph A. EnrcN
Thomas Barrett, Henry u. r c%ardson
Henry Kelley, John Whitehead.
John Z. HYDE,
And at a meeting Of the board this dar, John White
head was elected Presidcns
James Stockton, Inspector
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
MI .}t CHARLES EITCiIEF Socr,,,rv
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AuEkON:!

AnI-IUU DOI.LAKS REWATlD
XX7HILSr at the fire last evening, the pocket book
w of the subscriber was cut from his pocket, it
contained the following described noes-which the
public are cautioned against receiving
N Rillicux, at one Year $757 90
X. F. Nichols, do do. endorsed by NJ.
Buckley, 2lO 90
J. X. Putnam, do do. GL6 Go
Swain & Co WV w ~''''' ''' y - 375 90
d. C.. Swain & Co, two do endorsed by
Jno. Dryer, 375 90
Newton Richards, at three years, endorsed by
ID II Twssood, 2O33 SO
S.Asdler, at six months, endorsed by NJ Bar
nett Sen'r, 1000 90
Dubois, 1873 90
II the thief will return the moss to the subscriber,
through the post office, will elclose any address
he may esignate, through the channel, one Hun
dred ID ars, and no questions asked.
oil GUSTAYUS BURRUUGH.
New Orleans, April 10th, 1887. 3t
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NNT'lCE

7iran~ccs' ?&c. second .'tunicipnEty.
EpTR&0NS WHO arc indebted 10 is Municipality
d rpnvng done in front Of their pro ,cr:y, are in.
formed That Mr.. Ciacuns, is aflaii,ed Collector.
suit viii he commenced in ays sitter notice. agans
all dnlnQUrut', w;tLJutcAeci ton.
ms j DOANE, Treasurer.
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New Orleans, March LIST, 1887 {
's'HE board of Directors have this day declared t-
vilend of per cent, the copit. stock, for the
last SIX iti<. able IL the stockholders on or alter
the 18th iarch INST. ROBl J P.tLIGET,
M C,zh:.r'
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1000 DOLLARS REWARD,

"A REWARD. OF one thousand dollars will be paid
to any person on giving uc niotmstion tlal sill
lead TO the apprehension ard c0nvctio of any person
engaged in the bold and reckless attempt to set ire to
the paint shop of Nlcssrs Doyle and May No Cron-
delet street, On Saturday night last, by
JOLHUA BALDWIN,
alu Recorder Pad Municipality.
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ITF prpnrXrInNs

7 7 IVJISC.
FSNllE book of Saint Nicholas, in vol. being rol H.
a OF the new complete and uniform edition Of Paul.
dngs works.
fhc Dutchnan's Firasile-A Tale iii 2 vols. being
yolr. II and l3, of the complete md uniform
edition Of Paulding's works.
flomer.-l translated by Alexander Pope, Esq. in 2
vols. being Nos. 80, 49, md "a, of liarper's GIas-
steal Family Library. just received aad for sale
by VIM Mexican,
m23 corncr Camp ard Common s,s.
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a. ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT corr on GIN,
az the Patentce, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
10 BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW foish bf
ROBERT HOE g. co.
SCALE OF PRICEs-Dou,'e Gins.

SCALE OF PRICES Douj'e Gins
TO-, double Gin of 80 SAWS more on cash
ey Gym feeders bads &C. at Sc persaw, or $3.50 oe
For Double Gin Of 60 s., vs. On scyim''er,
a 100 saws in the stand, feeders &c.
OF or ne, ,sr saw, or 720 &C
For do of 40 saws on do. or 80 saws ina
stand, at So 25 per saw, 500 OF
For do of 90 saws on do. 40 in a
sts4d at So so per saw, or 2bO OF
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-.-.--,--.-- -
ANALYSIS OF BEAIjTY.

BEAUTY; illustrated chiefly by an Analysis anl Clas-
sl'caiion OF Beauty in Woman preceded by critical
view of the general hypothesis Of Beauty, bv Hume,
liosorh, Burke. KNIGHT. Allison, Sc. and followed
b" smilar view Of T. hypothesis of tenuty in
Sculpture \ Painting by lie nario dc Ninci .Wnckel.
man, Menga, Hussi, &c. by Alexander Walker, aa-
"Ncrvous 5, stem. &c.
The :. las of the 'ime-; denoted by the fnlflmept
Of Historical fredc IONS traced down from the Baby
loHiSh Captivity 10 the present time. ~ Alexander
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Sp1IN. a. &c.

r. Genes in Spain, by the author Of "A year in
y Spain,' &c. SC.
rl.c Honey Noor by the Countess of Elcssiagton,
&c. III vols
The Tugs at 'rmsgnte, Icy Roz together with 9th
er Tales h, d. distinguished WRITER'S
ASo,a farther supply of Burr's Memoirs vol. 1s and
Living stois Criminal Code. just received and
for sale ~ m23 BENZ LEVY.
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EDUCATION.

a fUUNGLADi, recently arrived from Londor, in
IA which city she has pas n years educating
the daughters of gentlemen in the first rank in society
would be happy 10 engage herself as governcss in
family, or to attend pupils at their homes as general
instuctress in the usual branches female education
or TO give lessons in any of the following accom- ISL
ments Piano Forte Singing, Drawing in various
given 10 the highest families in this civ and the most
satisfactory testimonials from England can be offered.
Address A. Il. PnsI nfirn -
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1900 DOLLARS REWARD.
A REWARD of one thou I'D will be paid to any
IN person giving such informs on as will lead to the
conviction OF any person sitting fire any house the
second Municipality. JOSHUA BALDNs n,
alO RecOrlcr 2nh NImmcinnl Y.
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COOPERS NEW WORKS, &C.
LEANlNGS in Europe, by the Author Of 1.-THE
Spy, &e.' in vols.
Sketches by Boz, illustrative of every day life and
~ day people. being continuation of watkins
Toitle, and other sketches"
Minor Morals, or young people, illustrated in Tales
and Travels. BY John Bowrng.
just received and for sale ut the of Camp and
Common streets, hy nr30 VIM MckEAN.
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Also, and additional supply Of
Ha,iss Memoirs OF Aaron Eurr.
nItte, the Pirat of iii Gulf
Snul.-Wr I, by Yankee Just received and far sads
by WILLIAM mexican,
a} Corner Camp aud Comm IL irsets
WlNDNAM & HUSNISSON'S SPEECHES &c.
o. lIECT Speeches of the right Honorable WilliaIa
- Windlan., and the light Honorable William Hus-
ki son, wih preliminary biographical sketches:
edited by Robert Walsh.
The Young iadys Library, i'll c vols.
The Young Mans library, i'll G vols.
Just received md for sale the of Camp and
Common streets, by
n3I WIN MakEAN.
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500 DOLLAts IsEWAgD.

E1NlNE hundred dollars reward Will be given by he
IL subscribers, TO any per who will give such in
formation may lead To the detec. and COW .cun OF
the nccndiary ncendiaries who attempted set fire
to our premises on Saturday night last.
In addition, we would beg leave to call attention to
tho d,,f
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in The superior fast sailing copper fastened
,t,TtfIs and coppered British ship ORWELL. Con
-@-.s commanders having all her cargo engaged and
g"i ON hoard ill meet with despatch. For passage
only, having handsome accommodations appv 10 com
mander on board, or ut SO Common street to
april IT GALE
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FfLouR 4 I-lEEGGl-5St his sup5rinc noor. aud 81
kegs Uri received par lit boat and for sale at 4
New 1--we, by ma q DORSEY.
- iiEEP SrEtI.-:i cHs's shcct cast steel ms. ~
: an% - euagr, suitable Gi4 saws, and fer sal,
al - va Lcree 81. by kAlfON N Co.
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offered by the Insurance Companies of our city
for the detection of nceHdiaries-U ilCli sum will a.
be pad to whoever will inform an, conv 1t the viii
or villains, who concerned i'll the Lloye flag an
attempt TO destroy our property.
al0 DOYLE & MA 4, No 3 Caronlclet st.
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Cor Europe.
FOR

~ The superior fast ,ug ship ANN MARY
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FOR LOUISVILLE E-and all intermediate yorts
p fIffsSaS "a The well known and fast running
tc.ytI -, @steam boat MISSISSIPPI. John r,
Birch master is receiving cargo on
clock, p m. For passage, having superior accom- mo-
buttons, apply on board, to
JNO II GRAHAM
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