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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-25
From the Erie Observer, April II.
HIGH HANDED OUTRAGE.

Our town has been under high state Of
excitement since Thursday evening, in con-
sequence of the preparation of one of the
most daring and vile cases of abduction to
be found in the annals of this country.
As Miss Hanoi, very estimabe Young
lady, and daughter of one of our weaIthiest
and most respectable citizens. was return
ing home from public assembly at the
American Hotel, at between eleven and
twelve o'clock on that evening, sccompan-
ied by Mr.--, and when abou, half way
to her fathers house, she was accos;ed by
Capt. X. c. Bristol, of the steam boat
James Madison, with a reques, that she
would go with bim. On her replying that
she would not, and her companion finding
force was to be used, declaring she should
not while he lived" Captain b. gave
signal, by whistling when number of 9TH
er men in disguise Immediately presented
themselves, aud portion Of them seized
the companion of Miss Hamot, holding him
fast, while Capt. b. aud others forced her
into carriage then 10 waiting, and drove
off to the steamboat; on which the steam
had already been raised preparatory for go-
ing out: although the vessel was not in
condition for sea, and was not expected to
be fitted under ten days a. least; and had
no papers not even her enrolment on
board.
The companion of the young lady in
rnediaiely gave the alarm, and as soon os
the course of the carriage could be ascer-
tnined pursuit was made towards The dock !;
OUT ny the time the pursuers arrived there,
: 'ne boat was some yards out. Proridea-
nahy the Ihomss Jefferson was lying at
''e ssme picr, though without fire, and
measures were Immediately taken to ge,
bes under way IN chase. A number OF
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In this town, on "Wednesday last, William Wing,
ycnngesi son Of Mt William Burgess aged 3 years
Al Provldence on the 81 inst Mr.. Samuel Stod-
dard, OF Middetown aged 60 years.
Al Sou'h-hmgSlon, on the l1th inst, MIR. James
Nj. GaIoner, son OF Mr.. Beriah Gardner aged "a
years.
AT providence on Wednesday last, Hon Rich
ard jackson, aged a years, President Of the Prov
idence washington Insurance Company He
was for several years a Representative from this
State IN the congress of the U. States which sta
ton he filled with credit TO himself and honor 10
the State
In the Island of Cuba. on the Old ulumo, of
HepaiiIes Mr., Allan Munroe, D'Wolf son of the
late Mr. Charles DWolf aged 80 wears.
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citizens volunteered their services on board
the latter which was got out in about :hree
hours after the departure of the Madison.
The night and morning being extremely
foggy, no trace Of the Madison could be
obtained until they approached Astabula
creek, where she was discovered moored at
the dock but left before the arrival OF the
J. aud headed for Cleveland. The latter,
however did not continue the pursuit direct
ly las was evidently expected) but went In
10 the harbor, where the individuals who
had volunteered their services immediately
went ashore and after considerable search
and enquiry discovered the young lady
through the window at public house,
from which she made signal to them,
when they Immediately rushed for the room,
the door of which they were obliged to
break open in order 10 gain abundance.
They there found the object Of their search
in company with Capt. ID. who by promises,
persuatons and high handed threats was
endeavoring to prevail upon her TO marry
him. He had, indeed, so far succeeded as
to obtain her consent on condition that he
would Immediately return with her to Erie,
she in the excitement and agitation of
mind naturally attending such an occur
renee, aud operating upon nervous sys-
TEN, supposing this the most efectual, and,
in fact the only means by which she could
return TO, and obtain the protection of her
friends--having also been assured by him,
that resistance was useless, and that he was
prepared to carry out by force his full de-
termination of making her his wife
As soon, however, as she could be
brought to realize that she was with friends
who would and could protec, her, she avow-
ed her desire to return, and threw herself
upon their proteclion.-Here a severe strug-
gIed ensued, Capt. Il. seizing her by the
arm which he held with deatl-Hke grasp,
which required the united strength of a
number to release. She was, however re-
| leased and taken to the boat, which imme-
dately returned with her to Erie, where
she arrived, after an absence of about IL
hours and traversing so miles of lake navi-
! CATION, to the no small Joy of her parents
and high qualification of all our citizens.
To beghten the fagrancy ofthe outrage,
its author had seIzed upon time when the
! father of the victim was confined on a bed
of sickness, and wholly unable to render
her any protection.
We understand dilgent measures are in
progress to arrest and bring to justice the
principal in this outrage. A few individ-
uals have been arrested and held to bail on
charge of being accompIices in the trans.
actions, and warrants, we believe, are out
for others.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
adds, that on the Sunday evening following,
Miss Hamot was married to Mr.. Walker,
merchant of Erie.
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BRIGHTON u.nKEr wond.v A,-il1e

tReportedfor the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot ]
AT market 300 Beef Cattle 10 yokes Working
Oxen, IL Cows and Calves, 3l0 Sheep, and 275
swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-A yoke or two were sold
for rifle more than our highest quotations; we
quote first quality at 25 so; second quality G
IS 81; third quality 5 IS 6 so
Working oxen-A very few sales only were
made
Cows and Cslyes-Sales were made at $27, 30
and 35.
Sheep--Lois were sold at -. IS 80, and s.
Swine--LotS TO peddle were sold at ii 3-Sc
tail &c for Sows and l0c for BarrOws.
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.GySpRING GOODS.~O
WTE. D. G. E. !. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No 40 THAMES STREET

NO 90 F"""'H1' = WIT
VD EspECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
!. elhe public generally. hathey have fcceiycdirom
New York. A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE.
Of Droadcoihs, Chssimeres, Sat.
tinets, and vestings, suitable for the season, which
they will make up 10 order in the best manner
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, snspenders, l'dk's,
Conforters. Cravafs, Stocks, Bosonls, Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in sucha establish
men, at prices which canioiIail to suit those who
feel disposed to pairoDse them.
Cutting pariicularly attended to-
A complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap be bought at any other store in the state
March 25th.
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DsstrUetire Fire at Nep- Orieans.-A
ERE broke out OH the 9Th inst, in the lower
steam cottoH press establishment at New
Orleans. which consumed the greater part
of the from, building, including the press,
Office, stables &C., and the cotton within
the yard. amounting to 10000 bales. The
loss is estimated at $500, 600 mostly Insured.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
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From the Boston Morning Post.

SEEKoNK RAILRoAD.-The Joint Com
niittee on Railroad and Bridges, have re-
ported to the Senate against the appiica-
ton of the Seekonk Branch Co. to be per-
mitted to put an independent locomotive
on the Boston 81 Providence Railroad.
For the privilege of having their own cars
conveyed by the Boston and Providence
locomotives, the Seekonk Ca. are to be
assessed as four cents per mile for every
passenger-or s GA cts. a head, through.
In other words, the p. e. Ii. Co. are to be
allowed four cents for the use of the road
and the moving power, and the Seekonk
Co, something less than one cent for the
conductors, cars, and other incidental ex-
penses.
Mr.. Shaw made counter minority re-
port in which the recent conduct of The
managers of the steamboat line in the
Sound is animadverted upon. Boil, reports
and the Bill have been printed, and dlstri-
buted TO the Legislature.
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A wAnSISo TO Bors.-An interesting
little boy aged about niue years, the son
Of Mr. Bell of Baltimore. died on Monday
nigh, Of apoplexy or a congestion Of the
brain, caused by his amusing himself with
the dangerous practice Of walking on his
hands and turning up" ns It is called.
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The Line Of Battle Ship Pennsylvania.
The Norfolk Herald, of the l3th inst. says !:
&c This ship was taken into dry dock a,
Gosport, yesterday morning, between z
and 5 o'clock, aud before o was resisting
on the blocks, securely shored in the up
right position. The water was then pump
ed out, and the whole of this s,upendons
naval structure was exhibited to view from
keel TO tafiraiI"
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The following elections of members of
Congress are to take place this month.
Two in Mississippi on the 23d and Oath I;
one in Baltimore, in place of Mr. Mckim,
deceased, on the 25th; one in Virginia, in
place of Mr.. Patton, resigned, on the 26th !;
and one in Maine, in place of Mr.. Carter,
deceased, on the Both. 1t is supposed that
another election will very soon take place
in the latter State in place Of F. o. J.
Smith, Esq. who has taken passage to Eu-
rope.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

MADAM r.. PERRO has the honor TO give
lvu notice, to the Ladies of Newport aud vicinity,
that she has received on consignment, from France,
some ELEGANT AND HANDSOME AR
TIFICIaL FLOWERS, made in Paris, and
selected for the Summer use IN Garands Wreatts
of white roses for Brides head dresses,--and in
Bunches which she offers for sale at her house, IN
Farewel-street, near the Liberty Tree.
She has constantly oa hand her Parislar sweet
Bags and other Chemical Compounds, which she
also offers for sale, at a reasonable price-ether oy
large quantities or parcels
hDril II -3w
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SpEcIE.-The packet ship Gladiator
from London yesterday, brings the sum of
1850, 900 in specie. 1t is computed that
100000 in specie has arrived at this
port within the curren. week
The Mediator, another packet, on its
way, is said to have on board over million
in specie.
A letter in the Albany Evening Journal
from J. G. King Esq. dated at London, to
$. B. RuggIes ESQ. states that he has made
arrangements for the shipment of one mil
lion of sovereIgns by the four or five first
ships for New York.-N. Y. Egg. Post.
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PRINTERS NOTICE.

o. Subscribers in arrears for the RfruRli-
CAN, who reside out of town, will particularly
oblige us now by paying the small sums they
owe us. We are al present sadly
in want of money, and insert this notice in
hopes that those. of our Subscribers who may
visit Newport next week, will favor us with our
dues, ard that those who do not come to
4" lection" will send what they owe us by their
neighbors,
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Remaining at the Asylum so males, 80 lemaes-et

The farm has produced the past ycar.-ie bush els
green beans, 9 bushels dried do, 67 bushels barley,
100 bushels corn, 100 bushels potatoes I6O bushels
beets 220 bushels onions. 2S74 bunches do, 400
bushels French nrnps, 30 bushels round do, 325
bushels carrots, 900 lbs. butter 200 lbs. wool 5325
lbs pork 500 lbs. beef 220 doz green corn 300 doz
eggs, 25 tons hay, 5 tons oatstraw, 200O nipkns,
1000 cubbages, IS bushels parsnips Is pigs 40
lambs, 6 calves.
OCprouison &c. purchased, there is no,o on hand
untzpended $50 lbs. lard % lbs coffee, bbL mo-
lasses 200 bs rice, so lbs sugar half bbl of -four,
box candles so lbs tea, 400 bushels corn.
Produce Of the farm noU on hand--l2 lbs wool,
2000 lbs pork, 300 lbs. hams $50 bushels potatoes,
100 bushels carrots, so bushels beets so bushels
french urnps, 35 bushels barley, so bushels oats 10
tons hay.
Fuel on hand unczpcnded. .-22 cords wood, 9 tons
coal
Junk and Oakum on hand-55GO lbs. Junk I0,57O
lbs. oa1um, 400 lbs shakings.
Stoc. on The far,n.-6 cows, pr. oxen, 81 sheep,
horse, bull, 20 shoats, / SOW and pigs, 3 hogs,
geese, so fowls.
Farming utensils, furniture, boats, Se-About as
usual
improvements made the past year.-A Cupola and
bell, 40 rods stone wall made 20 rods stone wall
reset, 2new gates.
The Commissioners would express theI appro-
baton OF the management Of the Asylum, By the
keeper and matron, who by their humane attention
to the comfort and wants ofthe inmates, tend great
ly to alleviate the condition Of those whom mis-
fortune has cast upon their care. They would al
so express their satisfaction at the Improvement
Of the children under the tuition of the Instructor
Of the School, attached to the establishment their
advancement in the rudime1ts Of learning, reflects
credit on the teacher aud pupils, and is laying
foundation for the future prosperity and usefulness
Of the children.
Newport March %, 1898,
BY order Of the Board
BENZ. Ii. ROWLAND, Sec'ry
In Torn1neeting, Nerport, 1pra Is, 1893, Read
received and ordered TO be published in the News
papers Of the town.
-. B. ROWLAND, Town Clk.
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kSYI,UM REPORT.

To tke Hon To,en Coanci! cfths To,on Of Newport
THE COMAnS SSIOMERS of the Newport Asy-
lum respectfully report the receipts and expendi-
discharged the past yeur with the presen, state OF
the establishment, ending 25th March, 1898.
sn,amnrn Slnfenient Of Es,,lentiifurcs.
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Yrw.Yonx c,rrLe M,sxrr. April lG.

At market ioe Beef Cattle, IS Mich Cows. and
1000 Sheep.
Beef Cattle were taken at 10 $40 average So
30 The loo Ibs 80 Mich Cows sold at from 30 to
IS dollars. Sheep were mostly Of an inferior quail
i,v. and al soid AT from 3 % 70 80
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House and Lot for Sale,

IA The subscriber offers for sale his IIonse
rsgTtN and 70, in the village Of Brookn, Conn
I1LsAThe House has been built but few years,
is convenient and pleasantly situated. On the prem
lscs are good Barn, Wood-louse, &c. The Lot
contains ono acre of first rate land, with one oi the
best gardens in the village Possession will be gwen
Immediately, or the purchaser may receive the rent
until April, 1899. A part of tho purchase money
may remain If required. For further particulars
and terms, apply TO ID. c. Ropl.soH, at Brooklyn, or
TO the subscriber, at Newport, r. l.
April %. SAMUEL T.. MASON.
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Deduct balance Of Cash on hand
10 uew account.

1t will he by these accounts that it has cost TO
sustain the establishment the past year, SilG2 80,
to pay which, the establishment has contributed
$l306 "a, leaving balance TO be provided for by
The Town of $2933 IS; ofwhich balance S26S2 80
has been drawn out ofthe Town Treasury, and S25l
35, is now due on Note. There is cash balance
on hand Of $7S I3, to account which leaves
$l73 90. of said note of $251 35, unprovided foi
The Number OF inmates at the commencement Of
the year was 81
Do. do. received the past year 45
Do. do. born
-----
1873
Died the past year 6
Discharged "a
Children left to live in families )
as
Remaining at the Asylum so males, 80 iemales--S8
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NOTICE.

UnICKrD M adrift in Long Island Sound, some
y time last February, ~ Bales Of Cotton, by
benjamin Burt, of schooner Atlantic, supposed TO
be lost from the Sloop William II Bum a part Of
the same has been cIaimed-any person authorised
TO claim the remainder will please call OH
ROBERT STEVENS.
Newport April 4h, 3w
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MILL STREET ACADEMY.

W. IL " = - ~ ~ w
vuyuE SUMMER TERM Of this lnsuluiign
IL will commence on Monday, the 7th OF May.
There will be an Exhibition the Evening OF
Monday, the 30lh of April, consisting OF Compose
tons and selected Declemaiions. The friends aud
patrons Of Education in Newport, are respectfully
invited to attend.
x. Ii. NOBLE, Instructor
~ The Ladies department will be opened on
the 7lh Of May, under the upcrintendenec Of Miss
LORD.
April IS.-tf
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C. Our next paper will be issued on Tues
day Observation-Disclosures are requested TO
bear this in mind
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Iu1IIE Subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. Supreme Judicial Court, at their March
Term 1919. assignee 10 Albert Cottrell, Charles G..
Heath and John Landergan, insolyen debtors, here
by gives notice that SIX months from said Term was
allowed by said Court for the creditors TO present
their claims. Aud all persons indebted to said IN
solvent debtors, are requested to make immediaie
payment 10 isAIAh BohDiCh'
Newport April Isfh IS3s. Assignee
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PART yY.

PART n.
I. GRAND TRooP-iIom the Opera Of Gin
derilla, arranged by Kadbci,
:. q DoLcE CoNcENro--Solo variations
Trombone, &. J. BLNrN-Full Band
accompanmen,S, Mozart.
g. DounLE CoNoERTo--for two BugleS,--
GREENE and Wrsr-Full Band ac.
companiments-arranged by KRebei
T. QUIcK SrEP--Tmmpct obligaio, Cooks,
g. WALTz--tenor, Trombone obligato. BlIy-
EN- Strauss.
6. Quick STEP-compoSed and arranged for
the AMERICAN BRASs BAND, by r. n. Tauor
u GRAND FrNALE-WMTz and PoLAccA---
composed and arranged for the AMER
icAN BRASS BAND, by II. D. Taylor
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---,....,....AkS sM& &c..

Doors open at half past 7--the order will be
taken up at O'clock, precisely.
NJ The Subscribers TO the above Concer
are requested to call AT the Bookstore of w
CALLAHAN and obtain their tickets.
- A limited number of Tickets, remain un
sold, which may be obtained by an early appli
cation at the above store.-Price so cents each
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ahhIN ED.
FRIDAY, April 20,
Brig Canoncus Bigley, 10 days from Matan.
zas with 565 hhds MolaSseS, and 20 boxes Sugar,
10 II Bull.-Sch'r Orbit Harding, of Bah, IL
days from Havana, with MolasseS-put in for or
ders-SloopS Midas, Dennis Il Arion, Hull both
from Providence for New York.
SATURDAY. April 81.
Sloop Tecumseh, Gould, from New York for
Providence ce.-Sch'rs William Tell, Snow, from
Fredericksburg for Hydaspe, Rob
inson from Thomaston for New lork.-Caroline,
Wallis, from MachiaS, for do.-Chtharine Mitch
ell, Spear, from Quincy for do.-Olympheus, Slo-
cum, from New Bedford for do-Deighti IN Peace,
NIcherson, from Boston for Providence. Royal
X. Hickman, from Newburyport.--Br Lexing-
ton. Perry, from Warren for Marlborough
Sloop Hudson, West, from New Bedford for PROV.
idence.
MONDAY. April %.
Sloop Excel of Bristol.-Schis Ganges of War.
rem, from Alexandria, for Providence.-Juno ol
Duxbury, Nickerson, for do.-Jackonet of Har
wich, Snow, from Boston for do--Lucia, Blake
of Camden from Camden for Fall River.-Sloor
Veto of Sandwich, Nye from New Orleans fol
Providence.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Mary Susan for Boston.
---e0e~-
SHPwRrcs The Schooner Blanca, Lewis,
from Norfolk bound to Boston, with n cargo OF
slaves, naval stores, sc. went ashore on the west
side of Block Island, on Wednesday last The
Schr will probably be lost.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Letters received hare from Capt Potter, ofwhale
Ship Martha. bound TO the Pacific. states his hay-
ing touched at the Cape de Verbs Nov 9th all well,
no oL--Leit there, schr Pocohontas Wilkey, ofthis
port, no oil.
Sailed from Liverpool, 2sh ult. ship Palestine,
Luefeld Cor New Orleans,
Cid at Charleston. 18th inst schr Commerce,
Mcssei, for Wilmington.
Arr at Havana, oh inst, schr Concord, Coc,
days from this port.
AT Savannah, l4Ih inst, brig Poland, Gardner,
from Havana.
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CONCERT,
IY THE
AMERICAN BRASS BAND.
III .fH.H0RI. nSLL, TUEsD.sI' Egg,
MAY ist.
-.kS s< ks.-
PART 7.

l. GRAND TRoop--eomposed aud arranged
by s. KnG5d
:. TRo-Evening Parting Hymn-Trom-
bones and Bass Horn-BLivEN, DuN-
BARand BARNEY, Boietdien'
3. GRAMACnREE-wiih variationS-E FIAT
Bpgle, Solo, ]. G. GREESE, Full Band
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY hndod'
4. HTRos QuicK STEP-Full Band-by
5. CHARMING w WALrz-Trombone obligaio, strauss.
6. OvcK STEp-subect from the drama OF
The WreckerS Daughter, ,"--arran-
ged by kaGbel
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MARINE MEMORANDA.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
ErDSETTE HANDS,, sc.

NE ECEIyED this day, at the Ladies OrnG-
HA menf0, Esafr Emporium, 1877, Thames
street. directly opposite Col Marsh's Shoe slote,
variety of the above articles, among which are
U'recths for chdrcn's hats nj the low price of 25
cents aud Sprfgs for I0cens. Ladies who are in
want of flowers will find il TO their advantage 10 call
and examine for themselves. They will have the
privilege of separating any bunch Of flowers to their
taste Wreatlis, Sprgs. and Roseuc Bands, made
10 order, and sold at the loves, prices Also great
variety of Ornan,f,,idi Hair I:'ork-ioncy Bas-
kets-Shes--wilh LARGE supply of Perfumes,
Soaps, &c. &c.
April 25.
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a cheap lot Of Blue. Brown, Olive & Green
"a BROADCIOTHs suitable for Boys Clothes.
Just received aud for sale by,
April H. w. u. & r. !. SWAN.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
yryHE Subscrbers have formed connea;oD in
hisnes. under The firm Of j. e. II. HOLT.
for the purpose Of CARRYING on their business at The
stall No. j. in the Brick Market, tecepty occupied
nv their father; JAMES HOLT
n. HENRY HOLT.
Newport, March ], is:3,3.
J. & II. HOLT hope By strict attention TO their
business 10 meet the wishes OF their customers and
to merit the patronage Of their fellow citizens which
they very respectfully solicit
The subscriber wishes all those indebted TO him.
by note or book account, To call and settle the same,
and those having any demands to present them for
settlement. JAMES HOLT.
March II. 1893.
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HATS.

EUsT received Cases Silk llats--s good ar
eD tice. for sale cheap.by
April 4 sHEFFIELD n BELL
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An intermiSSioa Of ten minutes iH be had bc,'cesa
The LIST and 2d parts,
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CLEARED.
Sch'r Mary Susan, for Boston.

SmPwRrcs The Schooner Blanca, Lewis,
from Norfolk bound to Boston, with a cargo of
slaves, naval stores, &c. went ashore on the west
side of Block Island, on Wednesday last The
Schr will probably be lost