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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-02
PROVISION WAREHOUSE.
HENRY w, MOORE & CO,

E4AV lifted Warehouse Store MAR
- - hET, and keep full supply of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
which they selling at low prices. PUBLIC HOUSES AND
BOATS will be supplied with ca that be had this
B. Beef Cattle Sheep, Calves, Hogs, POULTRY and also all
Ainds Vegetables Wanted for which the market price will paid
II. w. MOORE & co.
burlington, April 3d. Middle Store brick block
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-02
BEEF WANTED.

WE will pay CASH and the market price
w for fat Cattle. Those having heavy Cat
tie may depend upon finding ready sale by
driving them to Burlington
H. w. MOORE g. co.
FEB 90, 1910. 4 49, D'''A D,osA
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
Err J. M. ROBERTSON has removed his
~ Drug Store to the room recently occupied
by Mr. Dart on Jefferson street, between Water
and Main streets.
Burlington, Nov 9th, 1889
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-02
Il. W. MOORE q co.

n. W. IaUUke q CU.
HAVE just received per steamboat Ariel,
Hl 90 sacks prime Coffee,
Is boxes Raisins;
9 bbls soft shelled Almonds
10 bags Shot; 5 kegs Powder
100 lbs Bar Lead;
S bbls Mackerel;
/ tierce Rice;
20 kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
8 doz painted Buckets;
2boxes fine cut Tobacco;
20 boxes Goldfish
9 do Lemons;
do Herring;
2 do Ground Pepper.
Which will be sold low for cdsl or produce.
March IL. IL
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U Agents are requested to procure cs''
Gates for al important cures. rs
NJ For Sale at tho Store of HASBkUtN
|& WHELEN Druggists, Burlington.
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S.AIIN STOCKS.
e DOZ Satin and Bombazine Stocks, q splcn.
" did article, for sale by
April 30-4S II. w. MOORE &; Co.
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RESTORATION HOUSE.

Burlington, l. T. April LIST. 1910. 6m-4
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.ADlNLlVISIR.AT OR'S NOTTCE

March 10, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
POLITICAL NOTICE.

The friends OF the National sdministrstion
in this town are requested to meet at the Room
adjoining the Republican Office. on SATUR-
DAY EVENING next, Jan. il,h. to choose
delegates TO attend the DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. to be
holden in Providence on the 10th instant.
TO form Prox Of General Officers for the year
ensuing. and to take into consideration the es-
psdieney or expressing its opinion in relatien TO
the Offices Of President and Vice President Of
the Uuited States. Tor the Deri Presidential
term.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

II i. the custom in New Orleans 10 farm ont
the Beef market of that city has been rented
for S54.400. bring S3l00 more ihau last year,
and the vegetable market for $50, 900, being an
advance Of s2700.
Two bars of gold. worth about thousand
dollars. procured from a nine IN Randolph
county. Alabama, we're lately exhibited at The
office Of the Mobile Journal.
The British ship Duncan. Of Liverpool. was
fallen in with. water logged and loaded with
mahogany. hy a vessel arrived at Chsrlcsion.-
No one on board the wreck.
The Detroit Advertiser states that produce
Of all kinds has never been at so low an ebb il
Michigan as at the present time. Flour has
been sold in Detroit at from So to 3.75.
Gov. Wallace Of lndisna. in his message to
'he Legislature. states ,ha, the debt of iiia, state
tor banking and internal Improvements is SlO.-
O6i 600.
John Quincy Adams has introduced bill
providing for the disposal and management of
the Smithsonian Beques,. In Sept. 1888, the
fund amounted TO S50s34S 40.
A small child. in Cincinnati, last week. was
caught by hog in the street and shockiugly
mangled The child was no, expected to sur
rive.
Nine thousand barrels offlour from the Uni
red States, under the free trade with France.
have arrived at Havre. They were a welcome
arrival.
The directors of the Schuylkl Bank Of
Philadelphia have offered reward Of three
thousand dollars for the apprehension OF Hosea
J. Lewis, late Cashier OF that institution.
The Washington Metropolis states that, from
the foundation OF our government up TO 1887,
the coinage in this country hs, been S69,55l,-
sac.
The Georgetown Advocate cOn'rsdets the
repor, OF the death of Mrs. DECATUR. She
had been very i'll, bu, is nov eon'alsscsnt
II is stated that the Africans Of the Arrris,ad
are delighted with the fun Of shUvelling snow,
which they call fresh salt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

Senator. who is very nearly rria'ed TO his Es-
ce.!ency. met this accomplished and bewirc hing
Cypr;,n some months siure in the course of
his travels. and became 80 completely ena rior-
ed with her perfretions. that correspondence
wzs fixed upon. and regularly continued until
the consumnatlon OF their union. which took
place in New Orleans. short time before The
meeting ofthe Legislature. On the arrival OF
III. parties 10 thi, city, the lads took her place
at lhs hotel table. and was received with open
arms by the fashionable aud the CAV. the vir-
luou, ard the pious of this fashionable aud gay.
v,nuous and rious city. Parties were given
by ins arisfocraey, 20 which. of course, none
but the aristorrscy were invited. in honor Of
Mrs. Senator s.. aud the gilt and en,boss-
ed cards of the hannrablrs and amiables. were
poured in upon her by the dozens. But. alas
for the arisiocrsry. and alas for the smorata Of
Senator Hrr career OF deception was DOOM
ed TO no short one At one of the parties
she was discovered by former friend or ac-
quaintsnc~. and her true character Immediately
and fully exposed The consequence was.
that she did a.nof make her appearance at break
fast on Tuesday morning; and long hefore
dinner. she WAS far east on the National Road.
and bill Of divorce introduced into the House.
which was passed on the instant. relieving Sen
a.or 5. from his unfortunate connsxi0n. as far
as the House could do IT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
Dte0.

Lost overheard from Sloop Lark, on her passage
from Havana to Savannah, Capt. Amici Paddock
Of this town.
In Providence on Monday last. Mr. Earl D.
Pear,e IN the Goth year oi his age On Saturday
last Mr. Robert Dawson IN the 25ih year Of his age
On sunday evening. Geosge Washington Youngest
son of DR.. George w. Tyler, aged 2 years aud
mc..l.s.
At Chelsea (MaSs) on the 25th uit., Mrs. Almy
E. Stedman. widow of Hon. William Siedman,
and Dgtter Of the late Hon. VIM. Ellery Of this
town, aged ~ years.
On the Island Of Cuba, recently Mr.. James ~.
Munro, of Providence, formerly of Bristol, ni the
goth year OF his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

THE Navy BoARD To BE OvERrnRowS-
The Secretary of,he Navy has sent to Congress
plan for the organization OF the Navy Depart
ment. so as 10 dispensr with the Board OF Ma
w Commissioners. This is right. and we irusi
the plan may receive the sanction Of Congress.
The Navy Board. as at present constituted. is
hung as an incubus about the Navy. the tight
arm Of our nstional defence; cripplins its en-,
erges. retsrding its progress 10 prosperity. and
by smothering its spirit. taking from il its very
life blood. Let il be forthwith abolished
Philadelphia Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
W NJ. b. & L. J. SWAN,
MERCHANT .TAII.ORs.
NO. 80 THAMES STREET.

NO 80 THAMES STREET.
Sd EsPECTPULLI inform their friends, ard
n y the pubic generally. that they have received
from New York. a good assortment Of blue ard
black BEAVER CLOah-, Blue PHO, Cloth
and Cassimeres suitable for the scason, which they
will make np,o order. in the best manner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders iIdkfs.,
Comforep, Cravsts. Stocks. Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such an establish
ment nj prices which cannot fail to suit those whs
fee diapo.ed to patroniss them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A couple assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand. and for sale 40
cheap cunbe bought a any other store in the state
Oct i6 tfr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

DANIEL WEB.rEK's OPISIos OF VILLAS
HENRI HARRIsoS.-Mr. Webster, when asked.
Ia 1885 if he would be placed on the same tick
ct with General Harrison. replied. II cannot
be guilty of any act that shall. in the rrmotes,
degree, tend to the elevation of man TO the
presidency who i. justly the Scorn and ridicuic
q his foes. and the pity and contempt Of has
Eiesds."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
OTTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS eAM0Mlle & kPeRleNT PittS,
DR.. G00Os'S CELEBRATED FeAAle PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Lfor fe.tAiag.)
Or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS,

THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
arc sold at 100 Chatham street New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re.
ques,ed to obtain then from the regular agents on.
ly--as there Is deheriouS imitation ofthe,e med.
iciueS in the market which renders jhi> caution
necessary in order 10 snafd lhs public against la,
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport r, l.; o. r.
TlNGLEl, Providence J. NC INTYRE * ca
P.wtueket BENZ. EARL n Co.. Fall River
Mass. GIBSON 4 STERLING CT, Barring
ton; ). PO OWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston; d.
WITEHILL, New Haven. Conn; CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
y-s- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
sJ See also advertisements on the first pa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Dec 30

(Reported for the BoSlln Daily Adv. and Pa,rio,. J
Al market 6S0 Beef Caule. 30 Sioies. 100 Sheep,
and 4Al Swine
Priee<-Berf Csule-Lasi weeks prices for a
Ike quality were generally sustained. No choice
Cattle wefs at market consequently oar quotations
inr the hrSl qualify are reduced. First quality 50
- second 50 20 8 20; third - 30 IS.
Barrelline Caule-Mes, 81 50 No. So
Siores-serv few sales were effected
Cows and CalveS-Salrs $50, 35, ~, aud SAC.
Sheep-Lois were sold at 81 50. } -. , IS. 25,
3 Is aud 81 so
SSine-No lots were sold considerable num-
beT we're rr,aled from Al TO &c.
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NOTICE.

T0NHE subserber requests al rsrsons wh, arr
u jpdeb,ed 10 hug 10 make pay msp,, and Isos'
having any dsrssds sgsinss L,n, Z. present. ih'
cane fcr sss.,eas.;. in,ssstsiely.
Jan. Lot. HENRY OMAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

Gen. Jackson. We have received informa.
'ion from various private sources. which renders
il probable that General JACKSON will comply
With the invitation Of our fellow citizens TO visit
New Orleans for the purpose of participating
with us in the celebration OF the 9Th Of Janu-
ary'--Lou,sdinidn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
3G "I rtr d


In this lawn on "Wednesday rvenins last. BY the
Rev. Mr.. Howard. Mir John Il. Sledman tu n lSs
Hannah w. Brown-l daughter of the late Mr.
Sylvester Brnwneil. all of this town
In Providence. Oh "Wednesday evening last, h,
Rev. Mr.. iial. Mr.. Oliver II r. james To Mis-
Eiza HasiIngs James al of Providuuce -Slmr
evening. by the Rev. Mr.. Merrill MIR Ellis J
MuT on. u. North Bridgewaier NJ s.. tu Miss Alb.
b. ;. Anthony. daughter Of Mr. William A. An.
thony, OF Providence Same evening. by the Rev
+. q. Hall Nr preg Hall. of New York (ioru,er-
" of this ,own) to Sarah ~, eldest diugher nl
Mathew WATSON, Esq. of Prov .drnce
In CTanslon, on the 10 h ult. bV The Rev. Mr..
Kuigh, Mr. JoSrph G. Snow. TO Miss Phebe w.
BTownril both of Providence.
In New York, on Saturday evening 18th ui;. BY
the Rev. Dr. Hawks, John Whippfr. Esq, of Prov.
idence, TO Mrs. Ellen D'Wolf OF New York.
In Richmond. r. l., on "wednesday hst b. the
Rev. Mr.. TIllnghsst. Mr.. Thomas y. bye, of
il"pkinon, K. l., 10 Miss Deborah Kenyon. OF the
former place.
In Michigan. on the Both Of October BY Henry
L. Cormes. Esq. Mr.. Potter Hammond. OF Ilsuo
yer, to Miss R.becca c. Tow, daughter of the late
Capt. Hsnry Tew Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
NOTICE.

A Sermen sia be dtiireTed az The North
Bsyes casrsh on Sunday eAernoon serf' BY
..s Rsv. NJ. Hcrard. before he Fsneis Be
ssssies, Seis:y, s.rn q ee.is.'ica s-iH ss :eks-
~ 10 cid t.ei c--s;sr.,--.iy :-;:;:z.:e7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
NOTICE:

A Lecture will be delivered before the New
port Mechanic Association. on "Wednesday
Evening next. At Armory Hall. by Benjamin r.
Ho~;and, ESQ. commenring AT half pasl o.
clock.
o. Tickets lei cents, 10 be had at the US
ual places.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
AssIsV:E's NOTICE,

OHDEN HooD of Mddl~iowu. in the
Id Count, nf Newport. Merchant. has this day
made To the subscriber assignment of his proper.
" aud efFsrIs Tor the benrfi of h,s creditors. Al
persons therefore having claims agaius, said Wood
viii preseni them, aud those indebted viii make
immediate payment 10 the Subscriber.
] have authorized Borden Wood. rs my Agent.
to assist nie in closing up the business of the
eern. SAML sTJOHN JuN's
Newport gan'ry. 9Th ls40. .isHgHss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
Notice.

The ID Lecture before the NEwroSr ArHr-
SArn, wili be delivered a, Army Hall. THIS
E,ssins, Jan, e,h. 1870. At o'clock, by Dr.
n. &, TuayIa. Subject. +" De,t,ny Of A1.er,
ica.'
urTiske,s to be had At the Stores Of Messrs.
VIM Callahso, R. J. Taylor. wn. A. Barber.
and Augustus Bush. Price ,2i sep,, single.
Il ses 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
NEw-YoRK CArrLr MARKrr, Dee. SOL

Reported for the New York Post
Reeves-The supply Of Beef Caule at market
consisted Of $50 head all from this State and Con-
neeticut; OF which 500 were sold al 81 TO 9-aver.
aging ss per ewt.
Cows and Calves-Therr were only 81 at mar.
ket all Of which were taken at S3i 10 $40. with a
few al Sil, each
Sheep and Lambs-There were il50 Sheep Of.
fefed. AMI 200 taken at 81 TO 50 50 for com mon
and 81 10 81 for good
Hsy-lhe supplies were moderate and the sales
made ranged from 63 to 81 cents the cut
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES
" OF CONsUMPrION and ofhsr diseases
snnnaly cured by the Maichless Ssuauve.-- Terti.
mon'Als ifo the hrsi men in our county, proving
beg cad doab, that the much talked Of Mxschless
Saatvs is indeed an siFsctusl medicine. worthy Of
the serious attention Of every cousumpiive person.
nnd The .ick generally, may be seen by calling on
any OF the many Thousand agents. throughout he
country The lac, that the Sanaivs may be used
w'iho,l interruption Of diet. strongly recommends
u to ali who have been suffering under lingering
complaints without any relief fron The Usual rene.
dies IN Use among MS.
General Depos,tory lss Hash 500 raus
ing:en street. Bosf0s.
CHARLES n. TILLEY. Jgsn for
.'enp0r and Nerporf Celsty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
NOTICE.

a r special meeting Of the Directors Of the
N TRADERS BANK. on Monday evening
January 9Th. lao. EpwiS WmBrs. E>q.. was anani.
mously elected preSldcpi r'es Borden Wo.d, E>a
resi- igned; and Taom u w. Brown. Esq. a Dir,c.
tor 10 I'll the vacancy in the Direction unIi. th.
mex, annual meeting sf the Stockholders.
II NJ. MUMFoRD, Cashier.
Ntarporl, yaE'p .. 1910.
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PELHAM STREET HOUSE.

THE onLloAIi6Ns @ The wssh wSs
B.bls-A series q Ieciusss y toane ~
by Gardiner spring. Rsssrvsd sna e, ~ ~
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REyEREND uMpISPOn

III OOk OUT look out. for an INFAMOUS
IL kNAvE. nv the name Of ENO5 L. FEN
WICK OF New York. who was formerly a BAP-
TlSr PREACHER. and better known TO the ct
zens OF Monroe County ~ the RrNEREND
ltMPOSTOR' This soafess VILLAIN who was
dismissed iiom HI. polri,, sops time SINCE for mn
proper oondnf Is now renderrr hinsslf sIi'l more
infamous. BY wrkedly attempting to in pose not
merely upon the Church. but uposl :hs NH0isE'
COMMUNITY.
A lew months ago, this scoUNDErb wrote
To the Subscriber. at Boston, aud wished N De sp.
pointed an 4ssn, for sale Of ths Ma,chess Ssaativs
The General Agent not knowing his depravcd cksr
scier, gave hin, nm agency. aud forwarded hun
quantity Of the ,nedeins This he soon sold, and
reunited the money, aud ordered another loi which
was sent about cne tpoDih since. To avoid sny
suspicion as 10 the DESIGN ofhis applying for al,
agency or To conceal his CLUVEN FOOT hs
usde partial remittance Of the sales Of tie las, lo,
only 10 DAYS ago. Yesterday. with utter ASTON.
lISiIMENr tue General Agent learnt, that this
REVEREND DECEIvER is nav in,puriously
manufacturing with his own UNliOLY HANDS.
a worthless inedicine.--a SPURIOUS SANA.
TIVE. which he 10 employing s~indling pedlars to
palm upon the public as the GENUINE ORlGf.
NAL.
u. If the people OF America will only bear ONE
FACT IN mind. here is not even POSSIBILITY
of their being duped by this uNPRiNCIPLED
VILLAIN. The fact ir this; " NO PEDLAR or
TRAVELLING AGENT has trer besn employed is
this eosnf,yto sail The Sanaiirs. 10 lears cih any
psrson 10 sell on commission. .I Again every Aeen,
of the raUE Sanat,ve. is appointed by the GEN,
ERAL AGENT. aud receives tho medcine directly
FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOSTON.
= q q q q Y g
a.. L-t all who bny the Sana,ive. (and almost
every one does buy ,i.) REMEMBER THE A.
BOVE FACTS, and they may I've SURE oil obiaia.
ing the GENUINE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
" N. B.-Evsry Agent or the Ma,chless Sana-
tive, is EARNESTLY desired to give an IMME-
DiArE ALARM. by having this article inserted
one mppth in ail the papers ia their towns And
that tbs Geperal agent may bs CERTAIN that tho
public are put on the LOOK OUT for the IMFOS-
TOR. he VIII kindly thank all hi, Agents to forward
nlu, copy ole.sh pppsr advertised n; AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE. D. s. ROWLAND,
Gsns,al American Agent Depository
No Is5, Washington Street.
Boston, Dec. 23d 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
MARINE MEMoRANDA.

slsop Fame. FoIser. go,o lb. port Tor Naniacs
o.. wen, sshors IN she gal. vi frdsy usni z5ih ui'
a. high water. She rsr.,,ed i"Jury. aBS eVu
nsteed disehsfgiug her cargo OF Invlss-ss, 'uss'
rsfi~e. &c xrsh, ON board hghier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN TnE POST OFFICE, REV.
PORT, r..
INNITNRE fth ISfn

REMAINING IN TnE POST ofFicE, REV.
PORT, RI.
JANUARE 9Th, 1910,
o. Persons calling for them wiH pleas
say " odvsrtised," as they are ptared in I
separate bon,
Arnold james B Nichols Mrs Sophia
Andrews Merit Nocsks Alice
Allen Edward J. Pr.sbsy Capt John o
Barlow Samuel Peckham 4 B
Barker Capt JamesJr Prau Margaret
Burte William Ross Mrs LovIna
Barton Capt George Rose Elizabeth w
Barnett George Sieduian Stephen
Burrows Captain SOuthwick George
Beckwuh Truman snow Edward
Bell Capt James y souIhwlck CHRIS
Bates Mss Mary A >isson Isaac
Iryan " Lay,uIa Stall Isaac
iinyy," lane Sisson William
Batty Phebe 5.ieTman Mrs Ro'ous
Cutti, Cant ri Smith Sarah
Collin. John sands Hannah s
Cos..ssall Wilson Sanford Miss Ph'ia
C'.rke sirs Mary ) stevens Alma Z
Chase Mix. lIrtsey ognth Mss Eil.n
Cook Miss Sluy Ispsiman sarah
Lna-e AuDs I 1ompslrs john
Daniels John 1urnbull John X
Dunbar sauIu.l Taylor Mrs Lutina
Dunbar SIss tl 'IuOmiisOn tNSaDHW
oAuing Capt Denjmb " ood nss.. Joan d Co
Dewey AZ s-hbufn > 1
Day ton E.nedict WILSON, JOhp w
Denuls Ais. Eliza W aierbufy james "
DAVIS Clsus.a NJ Williams hif- LpcinA
tar- he>-r- JlIi-p X w VIihsms Sarah
f'sld Jo.sPh ~ CALVIN ;, bee.er - fsooy
fr.eUorn ,,Iaoon " oUninan.ce ij=nnaB
to.er stephan Walton his. AbDsy NJ
fbie. Mrs Nathaniel lsi.ie 4" Alin,ra
Gray w toss Capt Lbcn
cage George x MIDDLLTowS
Had Capt Euveh Micr.i yosnf 2
iihe AIR. E tuLI. l.
Hopkins EUep b-D-s Dsgiet
ttsnry enrsn JAALsTowr
hsuon Margaret Anthoay u.Oiss
Jonssn Dahei Congdon Joseph
SI.phsn Lr.sn Joseph
yonuson sIts- Mary Green wdtI<fn
Knight N.ttan'-i tio~ isru J,mn
La~ ,on Joseph > { bopk,n. u,nu
Lang ORD Jsa'n " alsos iI-ils
l., y lon hiss L zii fi8s IlIsH
hVogh W i''AH' ~ I homas ii-miton
Ndesel sylvester James rttzhenTy
Naf.h Sauidei Gan.y ,Jan..I
Ail'er Joan k"ssr hsCo1wiek
M.r.h..n Mics May AbJ,.. ;,,,nop
Nhlsr sophtOha hTs ABefs~ Louboy
M,cale;on Margaret U.sl..t,.s t,o,u,.,,I
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ARRIVED,

SATURDAY Jan sib.
Sloop Herald, Brown. fun ~ York for Prov.
SUNDAY, Jan. 5th.
Bag Henrietta, Parks I'm Lnbec for New York
-Sioop Charles, Ash, from Ae~ York for Prov
MONDAY, Jau. 9th.
Sch'rs Louisa Nckerson, I'm n. York. .--R.z.Ila.
JARVIS, I'm do. for Prov Commerce, Wheeler. r,
Boston Tor New York Returned, James Barber,
Baker. from Break Water. Bels~are- Sloops 10.
dependence Stewart, iIorp New York Tor fIll Rry-
er.-Rienzi, Heath, IN, do tor Proy.-G.n. boiley.
Gardner from do. for ~ Kiug-iosn.
SAILED. - Barb Chancellor and brig Geo. 10y.
a. and several others.
CLEARED.
Brig May, Baxter. hew York.
Do. Geo. Loyal, Wooster. New Haven,
Bark Chsuce!or. Clarke. do.
Sloop Charles Ash. Providence
MARINE MEMORANDA.
A, Havana ilih al, bug Boy. Waliass. for ~
Orleans, uuc scu'- T. oncord. Carr for sale.
Arr. al New O,lean. 18th uli. brig Harriet, NIn.
son, from Turk Island.
Arr al Savannah. 9Th uli. sloop Lark Draper,
Gate Paddock,) Havsna-sIpenehcrd very severe
weather. IN 'hieh lost ib .Isy sprung the mast aud
dad other damage. Ou the l7ih. lost overheard
AuiIel Paddocs, master. orthI- port
Arr al Wilmington 5Dth w.t., brig Echo, NeSser.
HIvana.
CID. at Apalseh,eol., 18th cit. brig Florida Phil.
hps, Tor New lcrk
saiIsd irou Savannah 23d ul,, ~kr FranNin
Green. sufth, Havana
Arr At ~. Augus'ipe. 18th ut, seh'r wolcoti.
HoTIs. from New fsrk.
Cleared at N.u Orleans. 13,h ult.. seTf ESpsrs.
Gsrdnrr. Chui,s,au.
al.o, r.rr Fol-e, f,.,,,, ,b,. ,,rt for Nantac.
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