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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
lands within the limits of the townships and parts oil town
ships enumerated, is required establish the same
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper
land Office and make payment therefor soon prdcft
cable after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale OF the lands en-
bracng the claimed otherwise such claim will be for
leed. :. ,,o.r>,o
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Oct. 30-1awI3w
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ID E leave submit their patrons and the public gene
ID rally their of Fall and Winter Goods of the latest
Styles Just received. J.
~ d. Three or four coat hands wanted; none but the
wormen need apply Store Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets.
Oct I5-eoIm lInteLl
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Oct. 0-It
Hy n. GREEN, .9uctfO,leer

NV n. WKEE.N, .7UCtfOHEGFs
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, POTTERY, &c, AT
AUCTION.-On Thursday, the 18th of November, shall
sell, the premises halfpas 4oclock, M the lots on
which the pottery stands with the being
of lots Nos. and g. in square No. 40i lying at the
corner of Sh and street north, containing
about 5000 square feet The property is well known
Bu pottery: and considered valuable place for that
any other business
Terms of sale: Onehird cash balance in g. IL, and Is
months for bearing interest deed given and deed
of trust taken Title indsputable.
Oct I'D A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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From the,Delaware GazetI
The Tariff OF 1SA6.

In addition to the war; the tariff of 1916 must be
sdered as having received the decided and overwhelming
expression OF popular opinion IN ITS favor BY the result,
Pennsylvania.
The unexpected and enormous majority in Pennsylva-
nia and the unhoped-for triumphs in Maryland and
Georgia. may be expressive on this
subject
In Pennsylvania the and the tariff the only
two questions presented during the canvass and immedi
aiely preceding the election the powerful and convincing
letter Of Mr. Burke las published in paper OF Friday
asp was scattered throughout the State thus expressly
been made, and the new tariff sustained under immense
difficulties, by very large majority, in State which the
people are beginning to understand the true character of
these predictions, and giving them their Just weight
i. e. Just none at ALL
Last fall they were deceived and humbugged but now
the glorious light of truth has burst upon them, and be-
hold how they act II is not very difficult matter to
deceue the people But wo their deceivers when the
fraud is discovered How terrible is the just vengeance
meted out to them
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NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHE
DIIrI AnI,T DIT

NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES BAIIE, late of the tiowen, Jacobs, ~ CO.,
d respectfully the sore No.
IS Chesnut street, few doors below Third street, and
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Store where he will keep welselected stock of the
approved varieties OF wines, brandies queurs London
brown sont Scotch ale, and the finest brands of choice
cigars, NC.
Private gentlemen hotekeepers, and others in the
nv are invited call and examine hisstock. Sept
John r.. WALLACE, ney-st-I4sw.-Ofhce ON 4
d street, few doors east Of the General Post Office.
Oct 25-lAteod
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Ea brick house, with IL rooms, situated on eh
&n4 street, next the ofG stThe house IS new
and in elegant repair Attached the house handsome
yard containing elegant cstern and ba,house Under
the front pavement and connecting with the BASEMENT Is
vault nplv sufficient to contain the wood and coal of a
large family There probably no house in the city more
elegantly finished Possession given Immediately For
terms apply at the subscribers house, next door, TO his
,narhla ya n on q street T. BERRY.
Oct 2-dIw [Intelligencer and Bait SUM-
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lrU,O LET.-A house completely and elegantly furnished
L and most eligibly situated in the First Ward.
Apply to Richard Smith, esq, cashier OF the Metropolis
Bank
Oct. -
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CHINA, GLASS, AVID cRocKEaY--we have j.,

(NHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERT--We have Jus.
~ received house furnishing store opposite Oen
Market Barnes MitchePs dry goods store, u ~
sortment OF the above goods, consisting In part Or
French china dinner and tea sets
Gold band teas, cofees, plates, fruit baskets, &C
English china tea sets, banded and plain
Best white granite dinner sets
Flowing blue and printed do II
White granite, flowing blue, and printed teas cor
fees, bowls, pitchers, teapots, sugars, and creams
White, granite, flowing blue, and printed toilet see
Cut and pressed tumblers, wines, gobets, dech'
tiers, We ,
White and pressed dishes, fruit bowls, finger bows
Lamps, candlesticks, castor cruets, &c
With great variety OF other articles which we oiiei w
the very best terms Please call and look before yo9
chase. BOTELER ~ McGhEUOiS
Oct N-2aw4wif
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Eighth street near the GeueroI Post Office:
THE subscriber Ia u ng enlarged his premises, and
doubled his force, determined to give even greater
satisfaction than heretofore in the manufacture OF his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots
would say those wishing to be speedily supplied VIII
the above and desirable article, that they would DC
well to have their recorded my books. Those
who wish ready work will find the best stock in the
District my shelves, not excepting the nimtable paten
Congress Boots together with every variety or ladies
gentlemen, and chdren) of Waterproof and Corksole
boots and shoes.
Moto.--sma profits, quick sales, and cash the
81. JANNEY.
Oct. 4-cosatd lint. Nat. Wing, ~ Marlboro Gaz
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ctlI.I.IvANs Letters Public Men Revo-
- iuion including from the peace of 1888
peace of 1875 reprinted in ocseyo volume and
this day rsosfved, for sale by r. TAYLOR.
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brussels, INGRAM, AND TIIREE-PLY CARPET
ID ing-Was opened on "Wednesday morning
20 pieces style patterns superne ingram carpctngs
IA pieces style patterns fine ingram capetings,
very good
4pieces imperial threeply carpeting
"a pieces patterns Brussels
SO new style rugs, assorted sizes and prices
These goods direct from manufacturers and importers,
and will be sold certainly lower prices than the
quality of goods be bought south of New York.
Persons of carpetngs will find it much to their
interest to call before purchasing, they
fully 10 per in all kinds of dry goods All we ask
lcall. D. ClAGEII q W.
CS--Gif
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9th, between
l. and M streets north large two-sory new brick,
with cellar and back buildings, pump OF excellent water
in the yard and a large side lot attached the other
frame two stories high, with back building, containing
eight rooms For terms, apply to T. JONES'
Nav I9-tf Until On the premises
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II AVS NEW MILL IL In operation, ana pre-
IL pared to furnish corn meal Storekeepers and dealers
are invited to call.
An assistant miller wanted. Testimonials oil character
and capacity will be required , ,,,x, :, r,o
CropaFTowN, October 2S--d3*
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Notice to Presumption @
Al IL. ..xl

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled the right OF presumption TO any
lands within the above enumerated is required TO
establish the the satisfaction of the register and
cevcr and make payment therefor, soon practicable
after seeing notice. and before the day appointed for the
OF the sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
3O-laWl3w
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NTOTICE-The subscribers, having recently retired from
business anxious close up their books, and
they respectfully request those indebted to them to
make immediate payment themselves to Messrs
Tucker Daniel at whose their books will be found
Oct 06-2aw2v TUCKER ~ SON. r.
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n HIss AsIIWOOD Will open Saturday, 30tIl
V handsome assortment of millinery, suitable to the
season Also large Of flowers, ribands and
tea,bers Oct 2S-a*
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j. II, THOMPSON,

j. II. THOMPSON,
Merchant Tailor, Colemans Hotel
TIME subscriber would call the attention OF the pubic 70
meres and vesngs comprising all qualities and prlces
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates
Also, a splendid lot of French scars and cravats'
Oct
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In what place.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able, inclu ding
transfer drafts on
old repositories.
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NATIONAL Medical College, Il street, between 4th
IN and 9TH strects.-The first lecture OF the annua
course will be delivered Monday, November LIST, by
Professor Tyler. The public is invited to attend.
Oct 28I3t w. p. JOHNSTON, NJ D., Dean
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CONGRESS.
WAsnisGToS, Dec. IS, |

WAsHIsGToN, Dec. IS, i347.
John Bell appeared to-day.
The naval and military committees
we're ordered to be enlarged. The old
officers reelected dickens, Clerk
Beale, Sergeant. alarms, Holland Door
Keeper; SIicer, reelected Chaplain.
The chairman the committees were
elected, as follows SEWER, Foreign
Relations +; Atkerson, Finance Dix,
Commerce ; Dickinson, Manufacturers;
Sturgeon, Agriculture Cass, Military
Affairs /; fairfield, Naval Affairs Ash
ley, Judiciary Niles, Post offices
Hanniga an, Roads and Canals, Came
ron, District Columbia.
COMMITTEE FOR THE HoUsE.-Vinton
Ways and Means Joseph II. Ingersoll
Judiciary Andrew Stewart, Manufac
lures; Truman Smith, Foreign Affairs
Bolts, Military Affairs.
Mr.. Rockwell delivered eulogy oI
the death OF Senator Huntington.
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DEATHS S.


In this town, on Saturday, Dec. llth. Geo.
w. only son Of George w. and EIizab'th
.Stanhops. aged yean.
How short tho race our child has run,
Cut down in all it's bloom,
Tho course but yesterday begun,
Now finished IN tho Tomb.
In this town, on the 9Th inst, after sickness
of , l.2 days of scarlet fever, Mary stanton "a
daughter Of Joseph p. and Mary II. Bailey
aged years and mos.
AT tho Newport Asy lum, Dec. Q, Mary John
son, need g. :,
At Philadelphia on Tuesday last, Sarah
virginia, wifs Of Thomas Barclay. OF New
York, and daughter Of the Into Clement 5
Hunt, U. ). Navy.
In TomkinsviIle, (Albamu) on the 18th o'
October last. after short illness, Martha Ann
aged nine wears and five days. Also on the
morning OF the 10Th Of October, Joseph Wood
aged 2year', 2 months and q days, son and
daughter Of George and Martha w. Bullock
In s. Kingstown, Nov. 7, John CaSwell,in The
sIst year Of his age, formerly Of this place
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The LADIES EXCHANGE. Success
in business, especially where that bust
ness is managed with acknowledged skill
and Judgment is very likely to excite
the envy Of the evil-minded and malic-
ious in the community. 1t Is only IN
view Of this fact that We can account for
the unfounded reports which now Tor
the third time have been put IN circula-
,ion, in relation to the Ladies Exchange
No. I92 Washington street. These
eports are not likely to do injury in the
city, where they can be readily contra
dic,ed, but being extensively circulated
in other places, they are calculated to
do mischief.
The rumor to which we refer is the
failure Of George w. Warren s. Co.
Now we understand from the best authori-
ty, that there is not one wor6 of truth IN
this rumor, and more, that there is not
the remotest cause for its circulation.
The Ladies' Exchange is now in the
full tide Of success, and never was there
a greater demand for the goods on sale,
and never a greater call for them. II
is now near the close OF q fire years bust
ness, and the managers OF the concern,
in order to bring matters to c point, are
selling off their entire stock at greatly
reduced prices.-The success of this
firm, has fully established the fact that
the ONE PRICE system is the only truly
profitable one for both buyer and seller.
Il As proof Of success we may mention that
the business of this concern the present
wear more than doubles that Of its first
| wear. We refer our readers to an
a adveniseme Of Nlessrs. Warren & Co.
Il in another column.-Boston Journal.
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HERALD AND THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 49,

REpoRT FROM THE Posr OFFICE De-
PARrMENT.-The report, which is pub
lished in the Union Of Saturday night,
is not accompanied by the correspon-
dence with the British post office author
tiles, nor srcs tho report itself throw
much additional light upon what is
known to the public on the sub ject.
The following paragraphs are extract
ed from the editorial remarks in the
Union (:
The exposition given Of the work ing
Of the new law is, upon Tho whole, emi-
nently gratifying TO the friends and ad-
vocales Of cheap postage. II appears
that, during the last fiscal year, ending
on the 80ih of June last, the public mails
were transported over an aggregate dis
tance of 80, 1877 1893 miles, at an expense
Of 80, ,4O6 ,848. The aggregate extent
Of the routes on that day was 1898
miles, and since that day $3.50 miles
Of new routes have been pu in opera
ton.
The revenues Of the department dur.
ing the last fiscal yenr, Including the
amount appropriated to pay the govern
ment postage, having increased more
than thirteen per cent. upon the revenues
Of the last preceding year, amounted to
SO, 945, ,993. The expenditures for the
same time were S3,679, ,570-being only
$33. .677 more than the revenues.
Two Of the principal points to which
the report invokes the attention of Con
gress arc, the law fixing the rates Of
payment for the various grades Of trans
porla,ion, and the existing position and
powers Of the department in respect to
foreign and international postal arrange
men,s. The necessity Of farther legis-
lation upon both these subjects, in view
of existing facts, is demonstrated in the
report with so much force and ability,
that Congress will doubtless give their
favorable attention to its suggestions.
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Census of .Nsp Orleans. According
to the census, the total population Of the
city is 79,998, a diminu,ion Of $1,000
since last year, and %, 1000 since 1910
The Della endeavors to cyPher this
statement into a mistake. The papers
state that rents have advanced material.
ly, and that many hundred buildings
have been erected during the time spec.
iiod, and thinks the population has in
creased rather than decreased.
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Marine Memoranda.

Brig Otrty Taft. Cozzsns. was ut Charles
ton Sd, ldg for Prov.
Ship Louis PHILIPPE. Casiof. sailed from IInv-
70 10th ult. for N York, (und was oG Dart.
mouth llih.
At Wilmington, N C. 7. brig Annawan
Swasey, from New London.
Crd at New York, -, brig Hyisr Ali
Wilhereii, for Montev idoe, and Ayres.
Arr ut New York,lI, brig Calender, Wylie,
II days from San Juan, CUBA with a cargo
Of Sugar and Mplasses.
Brig Prince do Joinville, Gardner, sailed
from Havana goth uit for Cabanas.
ScLr Emily o. Sonder, Almy, sailed from
Havana 29,h ult., for Afnkapa:
SAILED.
Sunday, Dec. l2.
Brig Samuel Brown, Thatcher, for -
Sloop vigilant, Heath, Providence for Now
York.
SPOKEN.
Dec 7. Int 80 SO, lon 72 80, schr J. Holt, o.
B,uehill, Qfom this porD, bound 5. with lost
Of mainsail.
Arr at Wilmington, N C, 9th, schr Justice
Williams from this port.
Arr at Pensacola lsi, schr Martha, Cozzens
from N Orleans. .sHa .,
Arr at Havana &c ult, brig Henry Marshall
Freeman, from Wilmington, G.
Schr Geo. Eugs, Smart, was at Sagua u
lirande 30th ult., from Boston.
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luAHHlAHHSe

In Stonington. Conn., on tho Both nlt., by
the Rov. }. NJ. Wiley, Mr.. Isaiah Ball to
Miss Ruth W. Ball. both Of Now Shoreham.
In this town, Thursday evening, by the Rev,
Mr. Jackson, Mr.. James Logan and Miss Su-
san Lawton, all OF this town.
In Littlo Compton, Nov. 2oih, by tho Rev.
Mr. Beane, George IL Peckham, E.q'. OF
Mlddle,own to Mise Mary W, daughter Of
MIR. Pardon Brown, Of Ledy ard, cay Co.
New York.
In Providence, on the 18th inst by Rev. j,
o. Davis, Rev. Daniel VICAR, Of James.
town, and Mrs. Susan T.. speln'an, OF South
Kingstown.
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Duplicate Names in Congren.-Ac-
cording to the Tribune there are in the
two Houses Of the new Congress, 3
Smiths, 3 Browns, 2 Davises, 5 John
sons, 6 Thompsons, Q Joneses, : Mil
lers, 2 Buffers, 9 Holmcses, 2 Dun
cans, 2 Adamses, Q Evanses, 9 Stuarts
9 Clarks, 9 Halls, 2 Ingersolls, Q Cobbs
2 Phelpses, 9 Rockwells, and 2 Hales
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JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Recent NJ Addition.

33OC Allan Lucas, the self made man, by Emi
ly Chubbuck,
1901 Charlotte Elizabeth (memories oOem-
bracing the period, from the close
OF her personal TecolecllOnS To her
death, by l.. u. q. Tonna,
1902 The Great Secret or how 10 be hap
py, by Emily Chnbbuck,
5l57 Marmaduke Herbert, or the Fatal err
ror, BY the Countess of BlesSinglon,
5l58 Hebrew Tales selected and transla.
ted from the writings OF the ancient
Hebrew sageS, by Herman
Hurwitz,
5l50 Political Economy, elements oO, by
Francis Wayland, ID. ID,
5l6O Moral Science, elements oOi by
Francis Wayand, ID ID.
5lG2 Washington and his Generals, with
Legends OF the Revolution, by
George Lippard,
5i63 Wanderings and adventures of Ru-
ben Delano, being narrative oil
Twelve years life IN whale SHIP
written by himself,
i 5l64 Ranger of RavcnStTeam, tale OF the
Revolution, by Newton N. Curtis,
5l6j Sybil Lennard, a record of WomanS
| life, by Mrs Grey,
5l66 Hall and Hamlet, or 'ceneS and char.
acters OF Country Life, by William
| Hewitt,
l5l67 Benjamin, the Jew OF Granada, by
II Edward Naturin,
5l65 The Iron Mask or the days OF Iy-
ranny. a romance from the French,
II OF Victor Hugo,
81 60 Life and Adventures IN California,
II and scenes IN the Pacific Ocean, by
II Thomas J. FarDham,
5l70 The Indian in his WIgwam. or char
actcriSlics ollhe Red race OF Amer
lea, by Henry r. Schoolcran,
5l7l rhe Old Comodore by T.. Howard,
5i72 The Mancumeung Mother, by The
II aYhor of'WlIiulncSs OF Woman Sc.
5l73 From Paris to the other world, by
n l.ucius. translated from the original
II French VI =,
1903 Fresh Geanings, or Sheaf from
II the old fields OF Continental Europe,
/ by Frank Marvel,
II 1904 lncidenls and SufIeringN OF the MeS-
lean War, ,al-o ah account OF Valiant
II soldiers IA len Sc, by Volunteer. .
II returned from The waI.
5l76 The DowerlcNS, or the iO~t WIZ,
Novel, by Madame Charles Rey-
n haul
5i75 The Convict ~ the ilypoerite un-
masked by G. y. r. James,
STA Philosophy Of Life and Philosophy oi
II Language, IN n course Of lecnrcs,-
by frederick Won ; hlegcl translated
from lhc German, ~.
\ Dec. "a - t-s
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WAsiIISdToS. SC.
w NNfIINU wv tNs
CuARLESTowN, Oct. llth, 1917.

Cn.RLEsrowS, Oct llth, lsi7.
WHEREAS Joshua Clark Of Charlestown.
w in the the county OF Washington, by the
Common Pleas, held at South Kingstown with
in and for the Comfy Of Washington on The
second Monday Of May ,iSf7, recovered Judg.
ment Uf said Court against the eighth school
district in said Charlest own Tor the sum ol one
hundred and twelve dollars and eghiy'slI cents
debt damage, and thirteen dollars and twelve
cents cost OF suit and the interest on said debt,
upon which aforesaid judgment execution hath
\ issued and WAS on llth day of October 1877, al
4 O'Clock in the afternoon served and levied on
all the right title interest and claims that James
IN Kinyon OF ChareStown IN the County OF
Washington, ono of the inhabitants members,
and petSonS in said Sth School District, IN SAID
ChareStown, hath in and To certain tract
piece or parcel OF land situated aud laying ~
said ChafleStown containing five acres Iaure or
l.lesS, bounded NouheTly and westerly on lhe
posi- road, Southerly and EaSierly on land oi lhe
said James ~ Knyon or however otherwise
the same NAV be bounded the same being
partly bog and partly upland with dwelling
l house thereon.
n Notice is therefore hereby gwen that NJ
\ Charleslown aforesaid on the the 18th day oi
January ISis NJ two O'clock IN the afternoon on
said premises all or so much OF the above oe-
Scfibed land and premises wilt be sold al pub
lie Auction 10 the highest bidder Tor the sum
n. will be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid In.
eculion with the interest and incidental casts.
\ ASA CHURCH DEPUTY Sherin's
IA Dec lJ ~
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DnrREssrNG CALAMITy.-Isidnd Of
Tobago.-It will be recollected 'hn''
from the Jamaica papers received some
weeks ago, we announced that a terri
blo hurric ane hod recently devastated
tho beautiful Island Of Tobago, one OF
the British West India possessions, ,caus-
;nu q ereat destruction Of property and
human life. The .Nep Orleans Com
mercial Times has letters giving some
de,ails Of this catastrophe, from which
we learn that six,y-one large country
residences, fhy-nine plantation sugar
works. and six hundred and thirty-two
dwelling houses, and other edihces, OF
which some were religious ones, church
90, chspels, &C., have been swept into
nre,rievable ruin by this awful Storm
IT, 10 tho latest dates, the names OF
,bNty human beings have been ascer-
tanned. as having perished during the
terrible war Of elements and It Is be-
lieyed when full accounts are received
from the remote parts Of the Island, that
number will be very much increased =
The Jamaica papers soy tha, the distress
occssioned among the population ny
the disaster, is 80 great, iha, a memorial
b,. been addressed to the Home Gov
ernmen,, for aid and succor
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a. MARINE LIST. AZ
IQONR O4 SlDT3PWGstso o
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 9.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9.
3srk Mary Ellen, - T. RIVER for N Y.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
Brgs Samuel Brown. Thatcher, Boston for
Baltimore; /; Lancet, Filbrook, East Greenwich
FOR NY Mary Ellen, Sullivan, from GardI-
ner Time, Gorlon, Bangor for New Haven.
SATURDAY, Dec H.
Brig Eagle, Mayhem, Baltimore for Boston
Sloop Rienzi, Durfee, Prov for N York.
SUNDAY, Dec. ~.
January, Robbins, Wilmington for Kingston
Time of Suffolk Splendid, Doyle. n York for
Boston Gaspee, Hamilton, do for do For
tune, Ellwell. N York for Bath Effort, Wood
10 Tor Salem.
Cleared inh, Canton Willing, for New
OrleanS.
MONDAY, Dec 10.
Brig Mary Ellen, StuHevant, Bath, Me.
TUESDAY, Dec. IA
Schrs J. Sillman, Coleman Boston for Nor
folk Calharine, Jones, Providence ioI New
RI