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b BALDNESS--A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
is the grandest belonging TO the human frame
Howstraagely ne loss of it changes the eountenucs
and premuIrcIy brings ON the appearance oil OLD aye
which CAUSES many TO recoi at being uncovered, un1
sometimes even shun society To AVOID re Jesus alu
nseers of tier acquaintance; the Teallaes ~ ssn
il consequently spent in retremctln zssf sio
the loss of property fills the generous iastiis yonii
ehair To avert all these unpleasant circumstances
OI,DRfDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA stops me nalf
fron falling off the first applications and lew Doe
restores il again 1t likewise produces eyebrows ana
wbskers; prevents the hair from turning gray, maHsu
mir beautifully and frees from scllrt Numerous eai
fcaies of the first responsibility III support o W.
n es Of Oldridse's Balm are shown by the propssos
{ry-Bead the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor OF fha 81
pl,ia has certified may be seen below, W uie lsA
character of the following gentIemen: l
The undersigned do hereby certify mat we nave useV
the Balm of Columbia discovered by ). wlaflagf, Y
have found highly serviceable, not only as pfeve
we against the falling of Of hair, but also eefHoi
Il stonitlve. - ti H.tt NJ, .,c,,ttt,p Co.. =
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Letlsr frog. ne Re-. 2; Morris e, & ,s,o

soldby - . O. 2; iln..,as 10 49,, :,
Centre Market SPACE, BaltimoresAisf auf9
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I-I--' WIN = IIlt : fis-Hfs'
Is Methodist Minister ia 81. George ciiafse,
rs ~ -. - :" No. SO NORTH Fifth street.
~ r.a5.. JOHN P.lINGI.lS, 33l Arch stq ,sgir
ri s al JOHN d. THOMAS, Nj ID. l65 itacest-
John s.. FUREY, l0l Spruce st. .l. f.,.l
HUGH McCURDY ,2l3 South 9TH ST.
raa John GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch st. .g4.,
+, lin ceT.,iniy raise is virtues in the estimation q
me plic when is known that three OF the ABOVE ae
more dram fly years of age and the others not less ina
thirty tilvt slif '11t
CoNMoswEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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sYPHILTTlC DROPS.

TO THE AEIrLICVED.-
Tii0so who are lahofing under the eff
- fpefs Of the bad disorders are appris-
,aA# ed that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
lilE 20 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
gI cure for the VeHeFial disease ,ver vet
YM discovered. II has long been in use,
vi bestowing blessings and receiving
praisc-l has superseded all the quack
nostruIns, and whilst they have sunk
NH into oblivion, never more 10 be Temem
lIHf hered, the Syphiliiic Drops are Tescu-
lH ing it, thousands Of tile afflicted from
wv mn uniimely grave. In a word, II re-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05
sr NOTICE. 4cs

AN tho honor Of a gentleman, (not n store
~ keeper,) am now making lima close Of
the stock Of goods purchased by and for Stock
ford Ellory rilIey. as find he is quite TOO youns
TO take entire charge Of dry goods store, aud |
too old 10 stand behind Il counter and talk about
fashions. | am making srea, losses on goods to
close up, and will underssll amy store keeper in
Newport, tor the sake Of getting clear of the
trade. have good assortment OF goods, pur-
chased recently, having cleared otT most OF my
own goods at auction in December last.
hare a lot Of small affairs, as FOLLOWS
Laccs-insertnss quilIiuss-lace nets lace
edgines blond laces-widc blonds thule lace
wash blond lace - lnces for fri.ls, ribbons
tapes, bobbns, pms, needles, buttons, and a'
least a thousand other small articles, which
will sell for half their cost, rather than put then,
under the hammer. havo also con pete as
sortment Of shawls and fancy handkcrchiefs, bon
nets, shrtinss, sheetings cloths, cassimeres, sat
tines, hosiery, ginshams, calcoes, and 10 fact .
complete assortment Of goods
VIII my friends aud customers, as also brother
farmers, help to work of the stock Of goods, that
| may have my wishes gran,ed-that sf leaving
tho yard stick TO follow the plough.
| June /. WM. JAMES TlLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

The Legislature Of this State, having
at the October session last past, re-
solved, "thatthe SeIni-Century Annivcr.
sary Of the adoption Of tho Constitution
ofthe United States, by this State, be
celebrated at Newport by the People OF
this State, at the June session Of the
General Assembly, OIL Thursday Of that
session." and having appointed com
rnittee to make arrangements for such
celebration, said Committee hereby
respectfully request the attendance OF
such Of the good people Of the State as
may be disposed to unite therein, a,
Newport, at . o'clock A. Nj. on Thurs
day, the 25th day Of June next.
The officers ofthe Militia otthe State
the chartered Companies, and all u
inform Militia Companies, are particu-
larly invited to appear, in full uniform,
to take part in the celebration.
The Charter Companies will take
rank in the procession according to
the date of their Charters.
The Committee think themselves au-
thorized to assure the military Compa-
nies who may attend the celebration,
that the State will pay reasonable
compensation for such musicians as the y
may think proper to employ for tho oc-
casion.
The Artillery company Of the town OF
Newport, are requested to provide the
necessary means Of firing National
salute which will also be paid for by
the State.
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH,
for the Committee.
The publishers Of all newspapers in
this State, are requested to give the
above three insertions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

The discussion was here interrupted
by motion from Mr.. Charles Lawton
that the town pay the Street Commis-
sioners the full amount Of their expendi
tures on the Streets, which motion pre-
vailed.
Voted, That the town Treasurer be
directed to take up at the Savings Bank
certain town orders, and give his note
for the same.
Sundry bills were then passed.
Messrs. b. Hazard, VIM. Enn is, Geo
G. King, d. c. Denham and J. Joslen,
were appointed committee to revise the
Bylaws Of the town, and add other laws
if necessary, and report to the next town
meeting also to procure the passage
Of an act by the Legislature empower
ing the freemen of Newport to appoint n
town Marshal.
Messrs. B. Marsh, Jr. C. Lawton. s.
X. Cotton, aud James Horswell, were
appointed a committee to report suitable
rules and regulations for tho markets /;
and to ascertain, if the Theatre cannot
be appropriated to some useful purpose,
and inquire also what uso can be made
Of the fish market-with instructions TO
report at the next town meeting.
MIR. Philip Peckham of Middletown,
was about addressing the meeting on
the subject Of carting sand and gravel
from the Beach, when a motion was
made and carried to adjourn till Satur-
day next at three O'clock p. NJ. and the
meeting SO adjourned.
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IMPORTANT ADMISSIONS.

The Charleston Mercury, the especial or.
gan Of Modification and John &. Calhoun,
draws the following inference from the ro.
cent charter election in the Old Dominion d:
AT is by no means difficult TO suppose that
Vuginia pW cast her rote for Harrison ani
Tyler. The odtis are fearful against the Old
Republican Loco Foco) docirnits. The eau.
G,laies for President and Picc President are
both Tiyginimns, linked by the connexions 70,
three c,itmi,s ciM q thousand ties that uii
thrill through The heart Of the old common
,ceaLh"
Corroboratiye Of thc above is the following
paragraph from the Loco Foco paper publish
ed at Clarks5urg, Harrison County, Virgin.
ia.
"Strange it is, yet wo almost daily SET
some changes, of our political friends, which
appear ,o be ac,nated more from sinister no.
tives than any political consideration"
The following card may serve rs sample
Of what is going OH throughout the Safe.
We find the following III tho last Ablng.
don Virglnan.
L.B,soS. Va, May llth, 1910
To he Editor ofhc s. ". Tngiian.
SrR,-The Richmond Enquirer seems dc
|teriDited, nv llattery and force, 10 carry th,
county of Russell for Van Buren,. We III,
undersigned, see our names on the Van Blu
rem COMMITTEES Of Vigilance. published in the
Enquirer of the Dist March. We Wis L
through the MEDIUM of your paper, to dis
claim all connexion with tho party, and to in
form Mr.. Richie aud all others concerned
tina, We orc decidedly IN favor of Gen. Wm
II. iIarrlson, for President.
A. +. HENDRICKS.
DAVID MUNSEY.
JEREMIAH MUNSEY,
q. w. JOHNSON,
ROLLING X. REDWINE,
NELSON GRAY.
Sav,ral articles IN type crowded cut TIN
week by the town meeting proceedings.
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From tho New York Evening Star.

Tpv Exuipir,oN or THE ACADEMY, AT
.CLrxroS HALL, Nsw YoRK.--Number 80. is
a clever picture from tho pencil of Miss
Stuart, tho daughter Of the justly celebrated
Gilbert Stuart, who may be called the great
est master of Porlrai,ure, IN his tiinc. u Is
u production worthy of such sire, aud ihl'
is certainly no mean praise. IL is fu'l OF bold
vigorous handling: the colorng IS as master
ly ns the design Is ingenious aud wei con
.ceiyed, and there ~ not picture IN the pal
lcry, marked 4" for sale" which is be'tc'
worth the purchase ,hau The Gipscy Girl
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The EXPLORING ExPEDI1IoN.-We have
already stated that the Exploring squadron
sailed from Sydney, New South Wales, Dec
&c. A letter to Messrs. Topiff, from an Of
6cer who had left the squadron OH account o.
i'll health, dated Sydney, Feb. II. states thai
the squadron would be at New Zealand, u.
bout April |, whence it would proceed to the
Sandwich Islands, touching at the Fejcos
previous to visiting Columbia river. All the
naturaiss were left ut Sydney with orders
to JON the squadron at New Zealand, and
sailed Feb. ., for the Bay OF Islands. The
squadron was received at Sydney with the
greatest kindness, and the feeling, both o.
the authorities aud the people, was friendly
i'm the extreme,
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Court Of Probate, .Ntwpori, June I, 1870.
Administrator A Notice.

'u>IlE undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. Court OF Probate oi the tow
OF Newport, Administrator on the estate a
UTiiiam Lorie, late of Newport, dec, snt
given bonds us tho law directs, requests al
persons having dcmards against said estate
to present them Tor settlement, aud those
indebted TO make payment.
Us. MUNRO.
Newport, June 1, lsi0.
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EG a sss IS j q s. q s..

Al jamestown, ON Thursday evening last, by tho Rev
J. suddard, Mr.. Cnlub y. Weaver s2~d C7 wears, 10
siits fhebe H. DocLray, aged 49, daughter Of Cnpi.
John d. Dockray, NIL Of Jamestown
la North btvung,on, a.. on the 9Th ut, Mr.. Dmyid
z. Ixrkin to Mas Hannah Hall, both Of Charesiowr
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Pew for Sale.

Dew No. ~ in the west aisle Of Iioi
Church; for terms apply at this office
The above Pew, if not previously disposed
of, will be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 18th day of June.
| Juue j-3w
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I. Coddington, C. c. Munford, 4. j.

/. Coddington, C. c. Munford. I. j.
Burdick.
Com. to place Stores and Pipes--Geo.
Engs, Charles Lawton, WIN. Brownell.
Inspectors Of chimneys-C. Trip. VIM.
G. Tenant,
Com. 10 settle dipuies ,rih proprieiors
and inspectors Of Chimneys--D. Brown,
WIN. G. Tenant.
Inspectors Of .Naisances-Isi ward
Thos. Goddard, Horatio G. Taylor
I'd Ward, S. Bell, Il. Bush Sd Ward,
George Engs. b. H. Ailman,-4M Hard
II. Stevens, z. Anthony ,--5M Ward,
S. Whitehorne. j. Lyon, p. Kaighn.
Corders Of Wood-E. Cobleigh, JOSH
ua Stacy, 0. Peckham, J. II. Barker,
J. Whitehouse, r. Sherman, o. Dur
fee, l. Lawton, r.. Hazard, John Spring
cr, J. +. Havens, ID. Peckham, =. An
thony, p. Kaighn, |. Coddington, j.
Gladding, w. Friend, J. b. Clark (son
Of Simeon,) G. Trip, J. {. Clark, M.
Ashton, WIN. Greenman, E. Smith, II.
J. Burdick, q. Popple, j Langley, ID.
X. Carr, S. Burroughs, w. Eldrigde,
j. II. Moore, N. Mason. "A. Hudson, A.
Lockwood.
Swrsyors Of Hghvays--la Ward,
II. Goddard, WIN. Thurston-2d Ward,
r.. Shaw, James Horswell Sd Ward,
George Engs, N. Underwood ,--4h
Ward, S. Cahoonc, G.. Gyles-5M
Ward, S. Deblois, &. Armstrong.
Com. TO lease The 1heaire-Edward
II. Allan and Jon. II. Almy.
Com. to supsrinlemd Square IN Fare
peH Sheet-Wm. S. Nichols.
Sunday Consiables--George Tilley,
p. p. Remington, James A. Greene,
Robert Stevens, VIM. Caswell, WIN.
Fl. Read and c. Nj. Thurston.
Torn Bell Ringers--Philip Sherman
and S. Gladding.
The law Of the State was then read
in reference to the appointment Of street
Commissioners, and u vote passed that
the town appoint but one Street Com
missioner. On motion Mr.. Henry G.
Place was chosen to Gil that Office.
In conformity to the recommendation
Of the Finance Committee, vote was
now passed to raise Il tax Of 81 500 to
meet the expenses Of tho town for the
ensuing year The report of tho com
mittee shows that this sum will be more
than sufficient to meet the current ex-
penses of the town for the year and pay
something towards liquidatng the debt,
if expended according to their recon-
nendation, as will be seen by the an
nexed abstract from said report.
The town now owes n debt Of sli,37i s5
Amount required for support OF poor, $4,000
a. Public schools, 800
" Streets 81 highways, 200
Incdental expenses, 4O2J
1925 90
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SEIAWLS.

E DINBOROUGH aud Brocha SHA WIS,
hL among which aro some very low priced
A and 5-I black French Grape satin jeans
brown linen Table Covers (; just received and ioI
sale Cheap, at No. 1862 Thames-sl by
June 1. III. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05

The Wings of Rhode Island, who
wish to vote for electors Of President,
and who have not yet qualified them
selves, should bear in mind that they
must attend to it soon or lose the OPP
portunity. The General Assembly may
altar the law, and, put the election al
an earlier day. We therefore hope that
all who can attend to it will be propouD.
ded forthwith, and that as many Of the
Wing young men as possible will avail
themselves Of tho meeting Of the City
Council this day, anG send in their deeds
and be propounded, and not all crowd in
on the last day.-Prov. Journal.
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y z n Il II 8.

Al Florence, Italy, an the Goth of April last Mr.
Charles H. Potter, of New York IN the gath scar of h
mgc, only son oi Charles Potter, EsT VI Providence
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Assignee's Sale.
THIS DAY.

VII be sold at Public .7uciion on 1HusanI
The 4h day Of June, 1910, al 10 O'Clock AM
commencing ~ Newport in .siarkd Sq,a,
A III. The right, iiile aud interest that Eras
"A tus =. Allan had at the tune OF his as
lsignmcni, IN nnd to Uife undivided siSt part
Of n dwelling house und Bake house and lot
of land situate in narke, square ono undiyi-
ded sixth part Of II dwelling house Bake
house and lat on the Long WI'arf-aso ono
sixth part Of siore and lot on the north side
of said wharf-also the one sixth part Of
dwelling house and bake house corner II
Thomas and Marlborough slrceis-and one
siA,h part Of 9 lots of land IN Spruce street.
Conditions made known nj time and place oi
sale. EDWARD 4. ALLAN, .3ssignc.
Newport, May 81, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-05
From the Globe.
GENERAL HARRISON'S POLICY
ON THE PUBLIC LANDS.

HARRIsoN's POLICY IN REGARD TO THE
PUBLIC LANDS IDENTIFIED WITH THAT
OF Mn. Clay OF KENTUCKY.
A friend Of Gen. HARRISON, whose letter
from Boston is given in the National Intelli-
gcncer, thus identifies HARRisoN's views
with those OF Mr.. Clay of Kentucky:
ale, (Gen HARRISON, suys the corrcspsn.
dent.) talked freely, on variety Of subjects.
In respect to public policy, found he cher
shcd the same general views entertained by
myself and Wing friends, without being nj
ira or dogmaiical. His rie,es upon The pub
lie land question igere in accordance iOith those
sustained By Mr.. Clay, in the Congress pre-.
eeding The lime Of our conversation"
Our readers will find in this days Semi
weekly Globe some remarks of Mr.. CLAY
of Alabama, on the Pre- -emption bill--a brief
recapitulation Of the Kentucky Senator on
this subject. This succinct history will suf-
flee them, in lieu of conjecture, and vol
ume OF commentary, to show off the opinions
Of the Federal candidate for the Presidency
in regard to tho disposition of the public
lands.
We take pleasure (says the Providencs
JournaD in copying the above article from the
Washington Globe. 1t is not tho first dec.
laraton made by the Administration party,
Of which we arc willing to give them the
full advantage. 1t will operate very much
like the lectures Of the Custom House Mis-
si0naries. General Harrison's policy upon
tho public lands is identified will, that of Mr..
Clay Of Kentucky; ia identified with that
measure which the great statesman Of tho
West has been so long endcavoring TO carry
through the distribution Of The proceeds cf
The sales, amongst The several STATES, while
Van Buren's policy is to surrender them al!
to the States in ichich they are siluatsd. Harri.
son is for giving the lands to the whole people
to whom they belong, and Van Burcn is for
taking them from. the people and " s,oapping'
them for Western votes. Frecmcn Of Rhode
Island. of New England, men Of the o Id
thirteen, remember this admission Of The
Globe. General Hurrison's policy upon the
public lands is the same as Mr. Clay's.
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New Goods.

A LARGE lot of NEW PRINTS, and
"a other Spring Goods, just received by
II. SESSIONS,
June l. l62 rhames-st.
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Remaining unproyided for
S3i,99s s5

S3l ,39S e5
1t was voted, that the tax be paid on
or before the st Of Oct. next.
1t was also voted, that no appropria-
tion of money made for any purpose,
shall be increased until now warrant
is issued calling meeting of the free
men for that purpose.
On motion Of MIR. Ennis it was voted,
that committee be appointed to confer
and CO operate with the States commit
tee, Tor the purpose Of affording them
all the necessary facilities and accom-
modntions on the part of the town, for
carrying into effect the design Of the
Legislature to celebrate in this place
the semi-ccntennial anniversary Of the
adoption by the State, Of the Consttu-
ton of the United States. Messrs
WIN. Ennis, WIN. ii. Douglas, B.
Marsh, Jr, w. d. Callahan, Charles
Lawton, and James Atkinson were ap-
pointed that committee.
Voted, that hereafter the Common
Burying Ground shall not be leased for
pasturage, or used for any other purpose
than that for which it is properly design
ed, and that the overseer Of the poor be
allowed annually the sum Of thirty-three
dollars us an equivalent for the loss of
the rent thereof
Tho 18th annual report Of the Public
School Committee was then rend aad
ordered to be published in all tho papers
of the town. 1t will be found in an
other column.
Voted, that the School Committee be
authorised to alter the mode Of teach
log in the Public Schools if they think
proper
The report Of the towns committee
appointed 10 inquire into the manner in
which the Street Commissioners had
discharged their duty, was read. The
report reflected very severely upon the
conduct Of the Commissioners, and ex-
cited good deal Of feeling. Some
wore for rejecting the rcport-and some
for receiving and printing it. 1t was
finally agreed to receive it in order to
bring it fairly before the meeting.
After the report was received, the
moderator expressed hope that, though
it was said corporations had no souls,
the ireemen would not lose sight Of thei'
dignity in the disposition Of this report
Mr.. james a. Greene here vindica
ted himself from the imputations cas-
upoI him as ono Of the commissioners.
Mr.. Joseph +. Perry also spoke il
confirmation OF what was stated by Mr.
Greene, in his behalf.
Amer some further debate, Mr.. Mi
chacl Frceborn moved that the furthe
consideration OF the report bo indefniiet!!
postponed, the language contained there
in being altogether too severe and dis
respectful. The motion was carried.
Mr.. Ennis wished TO know wheihe
the iown-Hpprovc or not Of the doing
Of the Street Commissione,s--w wbeihe
any expression Of the town Wa 10 be ha
on that subject ~ not /;
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For various reasons the expenses Of the
past year have been greater tbon they will
probably be for the future some bills left
unpaid BY the former commi,tee-lhe oxpen.
ses incident, to the establishment Of new
schools, are such as cannot occur oiien.
\ The accounts aud vouchers for the post
year, have been presented to the Town
Council, and audited by them, and stand as
follows:
Received. and on hnnd when
Committee came into Office, 1853, I3
Do troin State I73952
Do from Town 10000
$3l92 65
Paid for salaries $2os7 so
DO for books 2SO.5I
Do for fuel 1900
DO for incidental expenses 227, ,32
Do for balance 10 new account 46l -
S3l02,65
Respectfully submitted this I'd day of
June, 1910, by OLIVER G. TURSER,
for the Committee.
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AUCTIONS.
EY j. q. suAw,-Adciioossr.
Coal at Public AUCTION.


VIZ "s Wv SssssG osAhs
III 10 o'eioek, 4. ". TO close a Concern.
A BOUT so tons Schnykill C.sl of good
"A quality. ON STEVENS WHARF, IN
l"s 10 suit purchasers, say from Ton to 3
tons, or IRON ton to the wl0feJ as may 10
rcqnirsd.
This coal ID not sold under an apprehsn-
sion oi tall 10 p'Ice, bot from lspens ibls
necessity to close accounts. CONDITIONS
Cash. J. e. SHAW Auct'ur.
Newport May 25lh, 1910.
GF@For sale at private sale ss ustsf until
Tueduy, by ROBERT SrEVEkS---,o
whom those indebted for Coal are particolsr-
ly requested to mike Immediate psy seni,
the owner being present aud wishing to 70.
ccsc his money.
At Auction, II WiA be sold as IL is now on
The pharE and those wishing i; rescreened.
previous 10 taking Il, can have il done, at un
extra charge OF yUy cents per ton ooer Meir
bids.
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PORT OF EWP0RT.
CLEAR ED.

| CLEARED.
2ath-Brig Caspian, Swasey, Mobile.
schr. Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, Fall River.
" RObt. Bruce, Cook, ProsidcB
" Delight IN Peace, NiGkerson, do.
sloop Moses Eddy, Bliyon, do.
ARRIVALS.
Friday, May 29th.-Arr. Brig Lexington, for Gnrdr
nsr schr Fruitfulvne. for New Bedford Carissn fpi
Boston, ull from Proyidencej Surplus RogeIs, g. ON
Frankfort, Me-, for New London.
SATURDAY, May 30ih-Arr. Sloops BLACK Hawk
Marble, FIN Taunton for Fair Haven Franklin, Busbey
from do. for New Bedford.
SUNDAY May 3ist.-AT. Sloops Fame, Folger, from
Nantucket for Provdcnccj Samuel, Williams, from
Taunton for Fair Haven.
MosDAy, June ls,-Arr. schr Morning Star, Nickcr-
son, from kenncbcc for Providence.
TUESDAY, June 2d.-Arr. ship Jasper of anil fer New
Bedford, from y. Atlantic, With 1850 bbs oil, l5O sp.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. AZ New York, 27ih uii srhr. Warsaw, Eurdick,
I'M Auuknpns i-2eth, scr Cygnc Eddy, from savai,-
nah vIa Wilmington, n. e., days, with lumber, Tor
Albany.
Arr. at 81. Augustine, 18th ult., brig oenvin, Osx
from New York.
Arr at Key West, 18th ult, brg Florida Phillips I'm
New York, and sailed on the Iith for Apalachicola.
Cid. al Savunnah, 23d ut, brig Poland Gardner, IIa-
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spoken, Dec. 10th, ship Gold Hunter, of Full River
100 VIII. 800 sp.
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