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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nnven,her 81

The House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
A message was received from the Senate
informing the House that it had mel. eIec.
ted w. L. Martin, Clerk, and was ready
to proceed TO business.
Mr.. IIibbler, offered n resolution, provi-
ding for the paymen, Of Slares' witnesses,
Ordered for consideration Tomorrow.
Message No. was received from his
ExcelIency The Governor. by his private
Secretary, B. F. Watts. Esq. and read by
him. Ordered 10 be rrip'ed and made Tho
special order Of the day for Thursday
u. XII.
Mr.. Douglass. offered a resolution in.
quiring into lb: evpediency Of establishing
the office OF Superintendent Of Pu5tic
nni snnlrr petitions a.. presentm.n,s of
Grand uries vi, fSmm f,SSpm:''ed By. Me'srs.
P: Rdcnn; Perry, from .sickens: ;, rom o.,
SIMPSON from Uniot; A. Bucha,w ~, ".
'om Fairfield; and Cro'ke,t, from LLouoan. Lu0nnrn.
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Virginia Legislature.-The Richmond
Enquirer makes the following classIi' a ION
Senate Administration 10, Wings TO-
Conservatives 3. House-Adrninistra
g. Wings 81. lmpracticable Wings IL.
Conservalies 3. Doubtful l. totals. Adj
minis'rarion 81, Wings &c. ImpracticabIe
Wings II. Conservatives Doubtful l..
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Tennessee Scnafors.-The Hon. E. H.
Foster, one of The U. S. Senators from
Tennessee, has addressed letter TO The
Legislature OF that Slate, resigning his seat
in consequence ofiustructions by that body.
against National Bank and in favor of
the Treasury. Judge WhiIc, it is
said, will follow the example Of his COL
league. This will secure two more Scna
tors for the AhminiSlraI
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IN SENATE.

November, 26.
The Senate met, pursuant 10 adjourn
rnent.
Petirions and Preserlments were pre-
sented Ivy Nj. Glover. from Orangebureh;
by Mr.. Beatty. from York. and Mr.. Cam
non, from Darlington, in relation To lntem-
perance, which were referred to the Judi
ciary Commiltee.
Mr. Allstou presented the memorial of
the Officers aad Serjeants of the Srh Bri-
sa,le, on the subject of the Adjutan, and
Inspector Generals Office. Referred to
Military Connitlre.
Mr. Huser submitted resolutions in re-
laliun 10 casting the Committees Of Tho
Senate, which were referred to Committee
to draft Rules of Senate.
Mr.. Husrr, also presented the petition
Of the Marine Society of S"ulh Carolina.
praying compensation to be allowed VIM,
M. NeilI, f.. P. Harris. and VIM. Crispin,
sailnrs, detained IL months in Jail, as wit.
nesses, foI the purpose of giving evidence
in behalf Of the Stale. Referred to Com
mitee on Claims.
- NlcSSdSC lNV. WIS ICC6lW IrOm
His Excellency the Governor, by his pri-
vate secretary, and made the special order
of the day on Thursday next, at l2 o'clock.
Mr.. IIuger. presented the petition Of
G. A. Trenholm, praying The State to re-
lease its lille to certain escheated property.
Referred to the judiciary Commiriee. also
the pelirnn of The Charleston Ancient
Battalion of Artillery for arenewal of their
charter.
The petition Of the Marion Fire Engine
Company and the German Fire Eng inc
Company. for interpretations; also a re-
port uf The Commissioners of FreeSchooIs.
for ST. Philips aud St. Michaels. Refer
red to the Committee on Schools. And
an abstract Of the transient and city poor
for 1889. Referred TO the Committee on
Finance. Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House met this day, and quorum
hrinc present., The Speaker took the Chair,
aud the Clerk read the journal of the last
day of the session of 1888. MIR. EInlors
submitted a resolution, rendering the Hall
of the House ofRepresentarives to the Ag-
riculiural Convention, until the adjuurrS
ncnl or'ha' body.
Mr. Eckhard presented the petition of the
Charleston Ancient Artillery Society, and
Nr. Aiken, the petition Of the Charleston
Neck Fire Company of Axcmen. each
praying incorporation, which were referred
to the Committee on interpretations.
Mr.. Perry gave notice, that he will, on
"Wednesday next. introduce bill TO amend
The l., Scrlion of,he Sd Article of the Con-
>litution of his State.
Mcssrs. Burt. Caldwell, and Ellie, were
appointed Committee 10 wait on The
Governor and inform him that The House
had formed quorum, proceeded TO bust.
ness, and were ready 10 receive any COM
munication from him.
Mr.. Middleton presented the petition Of
The subscribers to the siork of the George.
luwn and All Saints Rail Road, for amend
mcnt of Charter. Referred 10 Committee
on interpretations.
Mr.. Eckhark Obtained leave,ro withdraw
he petition ofthe First Universal Church
nf Charleston.
Mr.. Burr. from the Committee IN wait
on The Governor, reported that His Excel.
leucy wnul'l communicate with The House
Q tomorrow, at l2.o'clock. Adjourned.
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The oily prisoner in Nantucket Jail has
given The Sheri' notice That unless the
prisoner is repaired so as to guard him a.
! raisnl the inclcnency Of The weather, I''
cannot ,olnain much longer.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

A. IL o'clock Today, Tuesday, Nov. 26,
His Excellencv. Governor NOBLE. trans
mitted to the General Assembly, by Col.
BEAuFosr Il. WATTS. the following Mes
sage which was read by him in both
7 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-17
DANDRUTT AND
RALDNESS,

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
" DANDRUFF AND BALDNESS.-The ar
tice above uarDed is chemical combination OF such
ingredients ss have proved ,hense Ives efcacious in
assisting the natural growth Of the human hair. and
removing all obstacles to its perfect developement.
In commencing this article TO the particular notice Of
discerning pnbic, the proprietor is but recapua-
ling the of expressed sentiments Of the many hun
dreds, VINO have successfully tested its efficacy and
wonderful qualities this compound having acquired
for itself character Ior singular merit and value.
Il is used by ladies' aud gentlemen generally to keep
the hair moist and beautiful. aud the head Tree from
Dandrua, which ii does most perfectly and thus pre-
vents badness. q. ...-... o., -
ur Cautiou Observe that each bottle OF tho
genuine Bslsain Of Columbia has splendid engrav-
ed wrapper which Is represented the Falls Of Nj
sgsvs, &C. .. =. =. 80 r..
. Sold wholesale and retail, by COMST0CK &
CO, 2 Fietcher-si near MsIden Lane, door from
Pearlst. NeG York. In Newport, BY x. j. TAY-
LOR, 14S, Tbames-st. .'...d . %.
U THE LATE MAYOR ofPhiladelphia has
certified under seal Of the city to the character Of
several, Divine. PhysIcisps and genusmen -oGhigh
standing. who declare posnreiy under then own
hands all Of which may be seen st the place named
below that the Balm of Columbia is not, only q cer-
tain presesiive, but positively arestorativs Of the
human hair; also, sure cure FOR pandruf. Who
shall dispute, or who 60 bald Tbs only true have
splendid steel plate engraved wrapper with Falls
Of Niagara, &c. on IT,. Enquire At No. Q Fletcher
Of, dood below PsarI-s,reet, near Maidea Lane,
New York. sov. ~.
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PILES,
DROPSY, SWELLINGS,
ALL SORES, RHEUMATISM.

TT is absolutely asserted on the most positive
II proof that the above complaints are arrested
and cured by the timely use Of Hays Linimer.. IL
is impossible TO find room IN TINS paper 10 present
those pfoofs which ate conclusive and onvincng.
They may be seen at length as below.
The ,rne article has splendid engraved wr,ppsr
with agents and p'oprie,orS numo Cali at 2
Fletcher street near Maiden Lane, one door below
Pearl-street, where the article is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
FLoRECE, Ala, sept. 9Th. 1889.
A gentleman Of the highest standing in this town,
who has been dreadful afflicted with the Blind less
Tor the last 26 years, called upon and freely
fessed to his situation. Alter describing the
verify Of the complaint, he remarked he had not
been well for 20 years past Us no was at that
ment. lie had used ose bottle only OF Hays Lin-
meat. To uss hls own words he said " the whole
human family who thus afflicted, ought 10 be
made acquainted with this medicine"
Signed, X. L. BLISS. :
The original letter may be seen where the article
10 sold, No. 2 FIetcher-st. Nov. ~.
Sold in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR.
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In this town on Friday msnins last, efconsump-
ton, Mr. William z. Cornell, son Of the late MIR.
John ID. Cornell, aged % years.
On Sunday morning last, on board steamboat
Sarrassnseti, on her passage from New York to
tnn place, Of consumption, Mr.. George b. Clasby,
oi Nanrocket, aged 36 years.-Hs remains we're
day.
Al Baltimore on the ID inst. Capt John johnson,
aged % years, formerly a sea Captain out Of this
port, but latierly school teacher Of Baltimore.
Al Bristol on the 10Th ult. Mrs Sarah Peckham
wife Of Mr.. James Peckham. and daughter Of Mr..
James Cosseshall, Of Middleiovn, aged IS years.
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Singular Punislment.--A pedagogue at one
Of the Boston public schools has adopted a
plan for the punishment Of trusnts singular e.
nough, but which is said to work to charm.
When case of truaney occurs, he entered in-
10 a compact with the parents Of the eulprit,
that they shall keep him at home for week,
dressed in girls clothes. Rarely does a boy
repeat the offence, but if he does, second e
dition of this curious punishment effectually
cures him OF his vagrant propensities. The
parents Of the Irish children heartily concur
with the master in his plau, and correspon-
dent relates one instance in which an Irish boy
an almost isconigible trusnt, who cared nothing
for floggings, was reformed by weeks wear
ing of the gown and petticoat.-N. Y. Sun.
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nR- MMoNN's CELEBRATED ELIXIR

DR M'MUNN's CELEBRATED ELIXIR
~ or OPiUM-is hew chemical preparation
or OPIUM embracing all the valuable medicinal quail
tiles in natural state Of combination, 10 te etcln:
sion Of those which are deliterrovs and uteess. II
is superior TO every other form Of opise. such as
LiuDAsum, PaREGoRIc, MORPHINE, DssARcorsEn
L.UDisuM, &c. &c., ss has been fully proved and
duly aotnoDtedQtd by the most eminent physIc.
isns, surgeons aud cbemes,s and a single trial will
convince the most incred dnous Of it, own in'sIns'c
value. Its use is not followed by any Of the disa
greesblc effects which invariably attend the ofdhna-
ry preparations Of opium such as eonsfiranon head;
sohe, remors, nausea, and remiingj but may bs
taken in sufficient doses 10 bllS - all snherDg "nh
perfect safety and entire success All who from me-
eessiy or other causes obliged 10 use an oPfGe,
will find in the Elixir most gratifying Substitute,
il nvgorates all the powers ofna,ore without be-
ing followed by corresponding stats Of depression
DR.. A. w. Ives, A. NJ Of New York city. used
nearly hundred ounces himself during very pam.
ful and protrscted illness. AFTER every thing else had
failed 10 give relief Ills life was prolohged iof
months by IFS peculiar virtues" For other similar
comm ncs,ons, and its trials in hospitals. &c, see
directions with the medicine.
Sold wholesale aud retail by A. D. Il D. Sands,
No ~ and 100 Fuion-street, New York, and sold
also by DIR. n. n. HAZARD. Newport. X. l.; w.
u. DYER. and ~. y. Wardin, Bridgeport; ID. Smith
& Co. New Haven T.. w. Bull, Hartford and BY
The most respectable Druggists in the United states
Price 374 cents. Vo
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July 8.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palriot.]
At market, 300 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep, and go Swine l40 swine have been
reported before 100 Beef Cattle unSold.
Priccs-Beef Caule-We again reduce our
quotations to conform to sales. First quality s.
IS 50; I'd quality, Ss 25 80 so; Sd quality, s.
a 81 IS.
Cows and Calves Sales dull; we noticed the
following; $50, S42, $50 and $5S.
Sheep and Lambs-Lots were taken at 50 20,
30, . rs, and SO; Wethers 50 25 3 so, and 80 IS
Swine.-Lots Of large Barrows at u, and &c
lot of small pigs at and &c. At retail, from.
10 9; small pigs 10.
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Charity.-Men measure their charities by a
peculiar standard. A man who has but dollar
in his pocket would give penny for almost any
purpose II he had hundred dollars. he might
give one carry it higher, and there comes a
falling off. One hundred dollars would be con-
sdered too large sum for him who has ten
Thousand, while present Of one thousand would
be deemed almost miraculous from man worth
one hundred thousand-but the proportion is
the same throughout, and the poor mans PEN
ny. the widows mite, is more than the rich
mans high sounding and widsly-triumpeted
kenefaction.-l BufdLonidn.
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Green Mount Cemetery.-A cemetery is laid
out near Baltimore, which will probably sur
pass any in the Union. Sixty acres of the es-
tate of the late Robert Oliver, including his
mansion, have been laid out for this purpose,
and divided into 5000 lots, each g by 30 feet
in dimensions. 1t is TO be surrounded by q
wall with magnificent gateway.-N Y Sun.
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Destructive Fire at Passport, Me.-A dread
full fire occurred at Eastport, Me, on the morn
ing Of the 9th inst, which destroyed nearly half
the property Of the town, and more than forty
one places of business. An estimate has been
made of the property destroyed, which is put
at S24O,OOO, of which $4,000 are supposed to
be insured.-N Y. Sun.
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~ TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS cAMOMlle g. APeRleNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor teetting.)
DR., HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS,

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
quesed to obtain them from the regular agents on
ly--as there is delterous imitation ofthese med.
icines in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm.
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport R. l.; o. R.
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC lNTYRE u Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass GIBSON & STERLING, CT. Barring
on; S. POWELL, &c Cornhill Boston; ID
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn; CANFlELE
K ROBINS, Hartford.
II BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
II See also advertisements on the first page.
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CLUB Foor.-We have had occasion within
the last few weeks to notice several successful
operations for club foot, by DIR. Warner, Of
Richmond, Virginia. Within the last day or
two, DR.. Warner has operated again, in Balti-
more upon a case Of decided club foot, and has
entirely removed the deformity. The subject
was young man. upwards Of tventy-three
years Of age.-Bal. Anler.
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Walking upon Water.-A Swedish fisher
man is said to have made several experiments,
with complete success, Of walking upon the
water, which he does with as much ease as up
on land, by means Of slight tin shoes. These
shoes are made in the shape of small canoe,
and are united together. so that they can only
be separated so far as to insure the power of
walking with ease.-N. Y. Sun.
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Hoo RACE, for purse of $50, came off at
West Union, Ohio, short time since. The
editor of the Star, printed there, gives very
amusing description Of the fun. Five hogs
had been trained for the sport for several weeks.
They were ridden by lads l2 years of age, and
the distance ran was one mile, which was psr-
formed by the winning animal in 81 minutes
+. r. Smiths SOW, lank, long legged q" crit
tur," took the prize, which was expended at a
neighborng tavern in jollifcation.
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FOR NEW YORK.
DANCING SCHOOL.

4 CARD.-Mons. GUIGos respectfully informs
n the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Newport, that
having last Friday been detained in Providence BY
Illness he will commence his School on Friday al
ternoon next July 18th, at Armory Hall at O'Clock
Subscription List is left at Mr.. Callahan's Book
Store.
sTRegular afternoons, Thursdays and Saturdays
July IL.
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A Patriarch.--A gentleman aged II, having
in company his sixth wife, and being the father
of 26 children, passed through this city latel,
for the West.-BuGdio Jour.
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"a drrts1 D..

At New York on the ID inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Chase, Mr. Benjamin g. Palmer TO Mss Eliza
Peabody, daughter of M. Thomas Peabody, all Of
this town.
At New York, Iowa Territory, Mr.. Benjamin
Lake of Mobile to Miss Eunice B. Pearce OF the
former place. both formerly Of Fall River. Mass.
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n L w B @ @ X s
LATELY ADDED To
W. GALLA0AMeS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

29Os Charles Tyrrell; or The Bitter Blood:
novel by &. p. r.. James, au-
thor Of" Richelieu," DC. owls.
2909 Concealment Novel Owls.
29i0 The Gentleman OF the Old School;
tale by G. p. r. James, au-
thor of Richcleu," &c. Evils.
67s Means and Ends, or Self-Traiuing,
by the author of Redwood"
Hope Leslie" "Home." &c. I vi.
29l2 The Barber Of Paris or Moral Ret
ribution, tale, by Paul de kock Wis.
je26.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship Kutusotf, Taylor, from New York, arrived
at Richmond, Vir. llth inst.
Cid at New Orleans, 29th ult schr. Fancy,
Bray, for this port.
Arr at Boston, on Wednesday last, schr Hannah
Boss, from Havana via. this port.
Offthe Maze of Norway, I'd ult., ship William
Engs, Vaughan, ofths port from Constadt for New
York.
At Havana, 4h inst, brig Poland, Gardner, for
this port next day.
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DANCING SCHOOL,
Cofalsons, u,aifffns, Gaaepadss, sc.
1T .sR.nORr HILL.

USHE second quarter Of Mr.. & PRoNs
- DANCING SCHOOL vii commence on
Tuesday the 5Oh inst. Those who wish to join the
slass VIII please hand in their names or before
itsi tiae Jyi7
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

uoHN STEVENS 4 CO. have this day Ia
sD ken Bgs,ss n. STEVENS into Co-Psrtner
ship, the business TO be continued % before undeI
IN. firm Of John Sspen, Z Go.
Jous srtvrrs,
J 3. Mrspo.
Ns-rori. ar ich--2iif. B. n. srrvsss'
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT .RHEUM.-.
- New York. Sept 10Th. 1885,. 9.---Msssfs A. d.
tx ID. Sands; Gentemcn,-Feeling deeply ipdsbt-
ed to you for the valuable service you have render
cd INC. do most cheerfnlly inform ron that my whs
is entirely cured OF the salt rbcum by the Use OF
your remedy and syrup OF S,rrapsriIlsi She had
been very severely afl icted with the disease in her
face for slI years had tried various medicines both
internal and external, bnt without producing any
good effect until by the advice ofa friend who wus
cured BY your medicine, she was induced 10 use IT,
and am thankful 10 say, tho result has been per-
feet curc.-Yours respectfully.
Chatham street.
II is with much satisfaction that the proprieors
are able to lay the above certificate before the pub
c that all may see and know the great benefit which:
one individual is able to certify to having received
and known others TO receive from the use Of this
valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Rbeum, but
for al other diseases Of the skin, such as Ringworm
letter Scald Head, Bsrbers or Jackson Itch, Ecze
ma &C. this medicine is also certain cure. The
Syrup Of sarsaparIlla is recommended 10 be used
with the Remedy, ss it tends To purify and throw on,
from the blood and system all the unhealthy humor
connected with the disease, and the application OF
the Remedy externally at the same time, srndcaiss
il from tho system. Numerous instances have oc.
CURED where this course has effected In one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with these
complaints in any form. is invited to make immediate
use Of ibis valuable medicine aud gstcursd without
delay.
Prepared and .old by A. b. b u. Sands, 20 Full.
ton N T.. corner Of Gold st, and 100 Fulton, corner
of William st, New York, aud BY DR.. n. X. HAZ-
ARD, Newport, X. T. Price ". jya~6hf.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

IN inrainabs Cure tef Cofns f. Warts.
Er DIR. J. ADAMS informs tlie Inhabitants of
Newport who are afflicted with Cancers, Wrens,
Kings Evil, Corns on their toes and Warts on any,
part Of their bodies that he will effect cure of the
two last named diseases in the short space of twenty
minutes, without causing the least pain or soreness
lie will operate on them either st their Houses,
or At his lodgings at Mr. J6ssPn FIsas in Bread-st.
Newport, June 5.-lms JOHN ADAMS
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MONEY WANTED.

"HE Street Commissioners Of the Town of New.
IL port. want loan Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS payable on the 1st May, ls40, with in.
terest at per cent per annum-for which a special
appropriation was made AT the June town meeting
Any person disposed to offer for the whole, or any
part, not less than Three Hundred Dollars, will.
please apply Immediately to
DAVID J. GOULD. Treasurer,
Board Of Street Commissioners,
who is duly author zed to make notes for said Lean
July IL.
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o. NOTICE, IN

~ d. WEEDEN. has just received a general
~ assortment Of HARDWARE & CUTIE.
RY,-which be offers at reasonable prices.
N. d. All orders for HARDWARE promptly at.
tended to. wiz
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

ARRIVED.
THURS DAY. July llth.
Sch'r. Henry Franklin, Chase from Boston for
PHILADELPHIA Elizabeth. Bourne. ffom
Nantucket Cor Philadelrhia-Sloop Wm. III.
Bum, Irons. from Hartford. Sioop Fame Folger,
from Nantucket.
FRIDAY, July l2th.
schr. Delight-ir Peace, Nickerson, from Boston
for Providence.
SATURDAY July 18th.
|. Brig Caspian, Swasey, from New York-Schr.
Lurana, Swasey, from Norfolk for Bostou.-Sloops
Victory, Heath, from New York for Providence
Meridian, Pitman, from Fall River for N. York
SUNDAY, July l4th,
Sloops Lady Washington, Racket, fiom New
York for Providence. Comsiock, from
Lynn.-George Washington, Smith, from ProvI-
dence for Norwich.-Charles, Ash, from do for
New York.
MONDAY, July 18th.
Schrs. Dove, Hopkins, from Providence for Ber-
lin, Va.--Atlantic. Peterson, from Somerset for
Philadelphia. .--Sioops Metsmora, Winslow, from
New York for rProvidenee.--Hudson,W West, from
New Bedford for do.--Arion, Hull, from Proyi-
dence for New York.
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CLEARED.

Ship Spring, Owen. Turks Island.
Schr. Delight in Peace. Nickerson, Providence.
Sloop Victory, Heath do.
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H,ANAL AND RICHMOND FLOUR. TO,
~ ssls W r. T sHErf1ELD,