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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-14
sENSEOPATHY:

Take the open air.
The moro you take the better;
Follow Natures laws
TO the very letter. .
Lct the doctors 90.
To the Bay ofBiscay;
Let alone the Gin.
The Brandy and the Whisky.
Freely exercise,
Keep your spirits cheerful,
Let no dread ofsickness
Make you ever fearful.
Eat the simplest food.
Drink the pure cold water,
Z hen you. will be well,
d s least you ought to.
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!, 4no a1 hu.ned C'ty DiscoDsred s. Leon t
ue nao1rue' lne'hoer 8, g1ne rencn lnstl-
.u'e' ana traveller ana explorer Is great
!epose ano enInenl quet,ncail lions, nas a.
,nG psGss ''d1rallye q nv is!e visit s.
ASA MINOR. ne mas punished Aa ~ advance
: unap.e, c1 n an account q he
Important discovery OF the extensive
ae,"ans p =. ms c'.y O. hzanl, winch the
anclents built On the edge aud left bank Of
- nynnuss'us, ana wnlcn o. IS. class
s. IS. among sne gfeas cites q phry ga.
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Id ED,


ln this town, on the 18th insi. Mr. GARDNER
SIssoN, sged 80 years.
| 10 Warwick. I4,h inst. Mrs Wohhian. relict Of
The late Deaoon John Waterman, Sc.
10 South Kipg.,own, 9Th ult. jeremiah N.
Potter. Esq., 80.
In Woonsocket. I'd inst. Mrs Prudence j., wife
Of Mr. Altman Arnold, 80.
10 Po'tsmou,b. llih inst. Mrs Julia. wife Of
Edward Anthony. and daughter Of Bsnjsmin T..
Sheffield. Of MiJdis,own, 40.
10 Bristol, 18Th inst, Mr. John Reed. AZ.
AT Rio G'snde. on the 5,h OF December last.
M Samuel Il. Bayley, son Of the late Cap, Sain-
uel 8. Bsyley. Of Portsmouth, N. H., and broth
o. OF w. II. 8. Bayley. OF Bristol.
In Middle Hsddsm, CT. 4lh inst. Mrs Julis NJ,
wife OF Capt N. c. Johnson. aud daughter Of the
late M Daniel D. Bowler, Of P,ov idence, "a
In Schus,e. 7,h inst, Mrs Louiss Remington.
wife Of John Remington. 81.
Ia Cincinnati, OHIO, II ith inst, HENRY, son OF
Edward 4. sod Abby Martin, oged IA moo'hs.
10 Johnston. 9Th inst, M, Horace Hunt. 50.
In evidence, l4,h inst, Mr. Robert G. Davis,
2l;-lS;h. Timothy l. Sumner, son Of Mr Inc
crease Sumner, I6;-29,h. PheSe II Holden. 65.
10 New Orleans, 10Th met. Arnold s Slack. Of
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Chicago has been visited by a teribl

Chicago has been visited by a terrible
food, which has destroyed, property 10
an immense amount. Al the last 90.
counts The propellors, vessels end s.ea-
more q, tie wharves were jammed into
sas3-oMer, some had sunk, and several
lives had been lost by tho falling OF sPars.
The saler was still rising al 8 p. NJ.
on the 18Th, and the damage done TO
commerce alone was then estimated ut
over 100000.
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CID a, Mstspxss. 9Th ul,. sch Msrimon. West.
New York.
Sid from Hsvsns. Sd inst. brigs Emelins, Les,,
Bristol; Marian, willard. Ssgus.
Ar a, Bristol, l7,h. brig Veto, Shats, Csrde>
mas. 23d u,t.
Bark Chester. formerly Of this port) Robinson,
OF and from New Orleans for New Yo'k, was a.
shore on Absscom beach on Sunday last; che
wen, ashore i7,b. 8, Pm. Her cargo was float
ing about in all directions. The Barbara. at New
York 18th. picked up ITO kegs lard and 8 boxes
ies,her. frhe Chester wssgot off on Monday.
sfier dpg. and az st New York Tuesday; part Of
ffr cargo 10 10 lsh,srs. and par, has been thrown
owe tboarG: has received considerable dsmsgs, and
leaks badly
Ar st Providence, l6ih, bark Beaver. .Edmonds.
Apslschicols, 9th sh. Sid 18Th. br:gs Casilds.
Dosk, Havsns; Grsnd Turk, Be'ry, Mstanzas.
Ar at do 18th. bark Providence. Carr, Aps>
hchicola. 24,h ul; sch Adsms. CfoweIl, Mocow.
PR. li,h ult
Ar q, do 2i,t. bark Weybossstt. Harris. Apa-
lacbico,a. ID inst.
Ar ct New Orleans. 9Th. bsik Walter. Brsnsn.
Char ies,on.
Sid from Bristol. I9,h, brig Hsllowsll, Iiuoi.
Cardenss. Ar 20th, sch Frances Hsllet,. Ward
we'll, Havana, "a; 2lsi. brig Easlins, Les,, Hs-
vaDa,
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UHHE RS.

W
A, s, Tleleos. Jan 20, Gold IIsntsr. OF and fo'
Fail River. 900 sp 1900 VIII.
or Syd.ey, 10 Oct. Geo Champlin, Newport.
oil not stalled.
Ar u, Ssgbsrbor. llih, ship John Jay, lIn-
wood, Psci6c. 3l00 bbls VII 80 do sp oil. Is. 900
lbs bone on board.
Al Pou Psys, Dec 20, Jesrno.te, NIB clean.
Sid from do 2Oh. Cowper, do do.
Al Bay Of Islands, DC, 80. Hope, Tucker. NIB
repairing Cap, T. would ship the whole OF part
Of hi. cargo, aud reft for cruise. This 10 the
vessel Of which Jas Bu'by Esq. wrote that she
mus, be "honey combed' inside and ou,, ing
been under water Elk months.
A letter received al tbs Office oi The Salem
Register. from NJ ID Parker, Esq. US Consol Of
Cape vsrd l,lsnds. rspohs;-M a, Port Pays.
Nov 6, John, NB wnh few bbls black fish oil.
snd sld .sms day; Iiih. D'omo, Dsggeu. Wr>
rem, clean, snd cid sane d.y; Dec I, Srsh. o.
Matte spo,seii, 100 st. and ed 9Th; i4ih. Mexico,
We.lpot,, clean, came in to stop leak, partially
succeeded aud cid i7,b; i7ib. Jssnneus. NIB
clesn, carried swsy iillet IN q gale OF wind. pot
in 10 repair end I'D 22d; 22d, Theoph Chsce. Of
we.lpou. 400 sp and cid same diy. Sid Dec a..
Nye. ND 90 sp.
Al 81 Nicolas. Sept %. Peruvian. MI slssn,
al well; sch Exile. her tender. 10 company.
Heard GoJn Dec II. LAT 10 80 N, lon ~ 30.
Nan elcsn, all we'll.
OF Tristan d'Acuuhs, 10 Oci. Phenir, Nj $50
bbif
OGCspo Ve,d,, Nov 4, Clsms,is, Nj. closo.
Ia J.pan Sea, June 80, Iodiu, MI aioo bbl'
all nm boafd.
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IMPORTANT TO WuALERs.-W We learn
from the u. s. Consul at Cape de Verd
I.lands, that by late law passed by the
Portuguese Government, whaling ships
are allowed 10 anchor in acy oi the Gus
tom house porte ct the Cape do Vsrd Is
lands, 10 rade !or refresh menis, rs6', re-
par, Sc, fise Of port charges, A"d 'e'
main for four davs-Sundsys and hol'.
days no, included IN tho lsy.dsys.
Aner the four dsys have expired, they
are charged % merchsntmen. The
passage Of this law will be Of great ooo-
yeoieSce to our :whslIug ships, s ihe,
custom 10 uow 10 10y of and on. 10 sso'd
port charges, and send boa; in for wha,
they require. il should therefore be
made known!-tSslem Register.
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uJrA bill passed the Massachusetts Senate
on Wednesday. imposing fine Of one thousand
dollars, or Imprisonment not exceeding six
months, on any person who shall erect dam
in Rhode Island so as to aow upon or inlure
any mill owner in Massa chusctis. This bill is
an oaset 10 the act passed at the las, session
Of the Rhode Island Legislature, repeating the
Charter Of Blackstone Canal Company. Our
neghoors over IKE limo are growing rather
spunky. Go il. gentlemen, IT'S fun for the
lawyers.
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The following We Offer from highly re-
sysetsble and worthy gentleman OF Salem,
Mass., one Other ablest and first merchants q
man whose statements were never questioned,
To the Agent Of Vssgh,1 Vegetable Lii
thontriptic Mixture. Sirs-I have for many
years been afflicted with the gravel, which
has ct times caused me very severe suffering.
and the usual means hsvo been resorted TO,
without giving me other than temporary re.
lief In February ofths present year COM
fnenced the use Of the Lithonir,ptic, and feel
happy and grateful in saying that its use was
productive Of almost ir me date relief have
taken three bottles and up to this lime have
had no relapse | cannot doubt that my pre-
sent freedoms from the complaint is solely due
10 this valuable medicine. and think myself
IN fair way OF being permanently cured, if
not already so. JOEL BOUKER."
This is the Great American Remedy, the
advertisement is in our columns. Call on A.
ysnt. get book. this medicine takes hold Of
Ill diseases Of the urinary organs. and in fact
I takes hold Of all diseases OF ony kind, and
,ures, with wonderful success. m24
SD~The ST Louis papers OF the 7,h
nst. say that the cholera has again ap.
,eAred in IN nj citv
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UTWs learn from the Journal that Hon.
RICHARD X RANpoLPH, died at his resi-
dence near Newport, on Wednesday evening
Ias,i. Mr. X. was for maay years q member
ofthc Legislature from Newport.
Mr. Randolph united the warmest heart and
the krdes, feelings He was Virgnian by
blnh. and nephew OF Gen Harrison.
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M a II RTE ID.

ia Bennington. l6'h inst. BY o. Pomeroy, Esq (.
Mr. RoBERr N. AMEs is Miss RosAMoND A.
LurAER, dsoghsr OF Mr. Charles Luther. oil Of
this :own.
~ Ps~,ucts,. Elder Ray Potter 10 Miss Msry
H1TiNh. M James Cushing, OF Boston. 10
hioervs Clsfen. ofP.
N Woonsocke,. Ilih inst, Mr. Dsnisl J. Cham.
plia 10 Miss MshsIs Fisher. both OF Smilh6sld.
Ia Dsnislsonvils. Co.. 18th inst, Doct E. 8.
Hell Of Woonsocksi. 10 Mary y. Crandall. Of
DsnisIsonville.
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NEW BEDFORD OH MARKET.
For the week ending March 10.
From the New York Tribune.

Mr. Hannsgan's appointment as Nuns.
ter 10 Berlin. 1T has been said IN letters
from Washington tho, Mr. Hannegan's q
appointment was solicited at the last mo-
mont by some leadicg Wings Of the Sen
ste, and il has been intima,ed in private
circles that Mr. Webster was one OF those
Whigs. Whsi other Wings may have
done, We do not know, but .us TO Mr.
Webster we are able 10 give to our rea-
d srs The following letter from him:
WAsHlNGToN. March l2, 1849.
Mr. DEAR Sir: / have received your
letter OF the 10Th, respecting MIR Han
neRaa's appointment as Minister 10
Prussis. That appointment can have
surprised nobody more than il surprised
me. The Senate having completed all
ITS business, as | supposed, l left the
O'Clock on Sunday morning, The 4th Of
March. had never heard a syllable Of
any Intention Of nominating Mr. Hunns-
gan as Minister TO Prussia, OF for any
other office, and supposedly certain that
no nomination, Of any kind, would be
sen, to the Senate oher that hoJr.
When | heard, the next day, that Mr.
Ilannegan had been nominated TO For
eign Mission, and that the nomination
had been confirmed, l at once COZ
trsdic,ed it, saying that / had been
in my sent every moment through the
whole of the session OF Saturday and
Saturday nigh,, and until broad daylight
on Sunday morning, when the Senate
was sbout breaking up. and | had heard
nothing ofany such nomination.
look upon this nomination, under tho
circu instances, as one OF the most dsre-
putsble proceedings recorded m the
history al the Govyrnment.
am, with much respect,
Your ob't servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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NAvAL.-Ws learn that Commodore
John Downes hes besn appointed 10 the
command OF the Navy Yard sod station
st this port, vice Commodore Parker,
transferred 10 tho Home Squadron. =
Commodore Downrs hoisted HE broad
pennsn, on board the Franklin yesterday
forenoon, al 10 o'clock.
Boston Journal. oOth.
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"In Psw,uckei On only son named
Knight was thrown by another lad named
Ramsbottam, and killed by his head sirik-
ing stone. The children were about Z
yoars old each.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NrHE subscriber hereby gives public
IL notice that he has been appointed
Executor Of The last VIII and Testament
Of SARAH HICKS,
late Of Warren, deceased, and has ac.
cepted Of said trust and qualifsd himself
according TO law. lie therefore requests
all persons having demands ass'nst said
estate to present them for settlement, and
those indebted to make immediate pay
meni to JAMES p. BOWEN, Ex'r.
Warren, March II, I849. 3w
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AUTCIONs.
THIS DAY.
Admin Isl ratOr's Sale.

Administrators Sale.
BY virtue oi authority Of the Court Of
Probate Of the town Of Warren, l shall
sell at Public Auction, on Saturday,
March e4,h, 1849, al 2 O'Clock, p. N.
on the premises,
A LII The right, tile and interest Of
"A which John Pesrce, late Of Wsr-
rem, died seized, 10 and TO the following
described real estate, situate in said War
rer, and bounded ~ follows, viz:-
A LOT Of land with Tsnnery and oik-
or buildings thereon, bounded souihsrly
on CbIld street. westerly on q street lead
ing from Child street to Market street,
nCrtherly on Market street, and easieriy
on land Of Stephen Mason, ire heirs.
Also, two other lots Of land bounded
southefly on Child street, westerly ON
land of. r. Simmons, g. Mason, IRE
heirs, S. Mason and Job Miller, nor,hsr-
ly on q street, aud easlerly on land OF
Jonsthan Lulher;-or 30 much thereof az
will supply the deficiency Of petsonsl
property Ior the psymen, Of the just debts
Of said deceased, with the expenses Of
settling said estste, with incidental char
ges. Conditions Of Sale Cash on 1eliv-
cry OF the deed or deeds.
CHARLES RANDALL, Ad'mr. ? /.
Warren, March "a, I849.
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rThs Washington correspondent
Of the Enquirer says:-

Of the Enquirer ssyG-
Ii 10 now understood that Mr. Hanns-
gan will se allowed TO proceed 10 Berlin,
until such time as arrangements can be
msdo for the appointment ol his success.
or. In this respect he has expressed his
readiness 10 consult the wishes OF the
Administration, and conform promptly to
an int,malion oi recall, when It may be
made. Mr. Fay will remain for tho
present Secretary under Mr. Hsnnegan.
Mr. Gales Sea,ou (son Of the editor Of
the Iatellig encer, has been appointed
Secretary to Mr. DoneIson, al the Ger
manic Confederation.
Among tho recent appointments are
Mr. jones, 500 .in-law Of Mr. Benton,
Secretary Of the Mexican Commission,
and Mr. L. Ewing, Jr., Signsr OF Land
Patents.
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Thomas A. Walker vas examined st
Now York on Saturday on the charge Of
shooting his wife and answered 10 q state
meni ol,hs cireums,sncss seemingly res-
sonabls, 10 tho effect that she shot her.
sell.
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f6The Court journal lays, down the
following rules: II you meet a lady
without on umbrella in the rain, it is not
proper TO lend sn umbrella TO her, but
you ought to escort her home; bu, il you
NEE, Two ladies' then you shoald give
them your umbrella. This is proper,
whether the ladies are your acquiatance
or not.
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srThe matter OF the injury TO tutors
Goodrich and Emerson by students OF
Yale College named Tower aud Ewing
hss been settled without trial oi tho IN
dic,meo,. E~ins's bail, 'educed 10 Sa,-
900, wss paid.
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JUVENILE PRECociTY.-A mother, ad.
monishine her son. % lad abou. seven
years Of age,) told him he should never
defer iItl Tomorrow what We could do to-
day The little urchin replied, Then,
moihsr, let's ca; up the remainder Of the
plum-pudd ing tonight
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CoLp.-We learn by q letter from a
sen,leman OF Dako Pepin, dated 20lh oi
January, that on the 18th OF that month.
The mercury vas al the congeaIioe point,
or forty degrees below zeio!-lGslena
Adv.
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New HAMPsHIRE.-The Democrats have
elected their Governor by about 1000 majori-
ty. The delegation 10 divided, as before
Wilson and Tuck. the Wing candidates. are
reelected by from 800 10 500 majority.
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0o-The New York Herald announces shat
Timothy Cogge,hsil, Esq. has been appointed
Postmaster at Newport. vice Joseph Joslen,
VIII ose commission expired.
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We are requested TO state that the
Pfesiden; will hereafter receive visits OF
sourlSsy between tho hours OF 70 and
2 o'clock, on Tuesdays sod Fridays
fNst, Int.
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INSVR ANCE.

The Mutual Safety Atlantic, and Gsueral Mu-
tusl Insurance Companies OF the City Of New
York, viii receive propositions :Or iosursncs
theoagh Messrs. BsU & Smith. June 10
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Oo-No report, resolutions Of proceeding. Of
aay corporation, society, or ASSOCIATION, and
notices Of meetings either religious, literary or
political, can be inserted unless paid for as an
sdve ertisement.
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The China Tea Company

ID EStECTFULLY muite all persons IN
IL want OF good CREAM AND BLAcK
TEAs, to call on their agent for this place,
where e-msy be iosnd n large assortment Of
Green and Black Teas Of the freshest fmpoY.
tofions, at prices varying from 25 cents to ST..
Each package is warranted TO give pe,Jeci
saii.faciion, or the money will be refunded.
WIN A. REMINGTON. Agent
for Warren, at the Chesp Cash Store.
march 10
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A mysterious mortal disease prevails
in Sutton, Mass; !, is like spotted fever,
and is also like cholera.
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FAIR WARNING !

VNHEREAS, the Blacksmith Shop on
w Market s, rect, owned by tho subscri-
ber, has been within the last few months, al
different times. cut and otherwise injured. and
the windows broken, this is TO give notice,
that In case such injuries agam occur, ] shsl!
tals-legal steps 10 obtain damages. ] also
wish 10 inform those who ore 10 the habit Of
pitching cents on the Sabbath, in the yard at
tschsd 10 SAID shop, that their names will be
handed over TO the proper officer. II ihoy per-
sist in their said practice. "a word TO the
wise is suiii Gent" NATHAN T. COLE.
march ~ sw
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NNW sYGnE& GOODS
AT BARION,S.

I'D ECEIVED this week from Boston, a large
IL lot Of NEV SPRING GOODS among
tho lot may be found Prn,s. De LANES. Cling
hams. Alracss, Cassimeres, FIanneIs, Veil
Springs, Cap Springs. Scotch Diaper, Linens,
l. Z Hdkfs, brown Liren Table Covers, &c.
All persons IN want Of Dry Goods will save
bo III time and money by calling at the True
Cheap Store. No I Aliens Conner, where they
can always hnd q goodassortmeut Of Goods =,
the very lowest prices.
march 10 ALFRED BARTON, Jr.
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LOST.
THE OLD STATE DEBT.
Public Notice.

"HE Committee appointed under The au>
Il thority OF the Hon. General Assembly TO
investigate and report upon the OLD STATE
DEBT, hereby give nolice unto all whom il
may concern, that the Committee will meet
II the State House j n the City of Providence,
on Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday, the
9Th. 2sih. and 29th days Of March inst. at
ii o'clock, A. Nj. for the purpose ofreceiving
from the holders thereof, the Certificates,
Notes. or other evidences Of debt. upon which
payment 10 claimed; - togethe: with q fairly
Transcribed copy Of each claim exhibited.
GEORGE TURNER. Chairman.
, Newport, March l2, lS49
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FASHION,

for Spring OF 1919.
I'D ECEIVED this week frcn New York.
H wheeler's report Of Fashions for the
Sprnp of ls49. at TURNER'S.
Gentlemen about purchasing their Spring
Clothing sre invited 10 call.
march ~ THOMAS G. TURNER.
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Please Take Notice.

A LII persons Indebted TO COLLINS &
IA DRISCOL, of long standing, are request
ed 10 call and settle forthwith,or their accounts
will be left for collection.
march II COLLINS g. DRTSCOL.
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Warren Lyceum.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY. March IL.
Sloop Eagle. Ingrsham, Po,idencs.
Stssmbost Ago. Winslow. Prov idsnee,
MONDAY, March Ig.
Brig Frances. Ingrshsm, Msisnzss. with mo-
issses 10 Geo. 7. Gar dner. The F. has been SO
days North Of Hslierss, with very bad weather.
lost long boat, bulwsrks and stsnchions, sp,ung
hesd Of rudder. and stove several cssks molsssss
10 lghteo vessel. March Sd. saw q steamship.
steering SW, snd ship 10 lsswsrd sisnding w !;
san's day, lat 3S, Ion "a 20. passed Q large sch
OF berm brig. sunk TO wslers edge. sppssIed TO
be nearly uew-p painted black. with whhs streak
sbout 4 inehss wide; had gIl, spread eagle on
her s,srn, witt sim "sun flower" on shhsr stdss
had house on deck which IVES nearly washed
swsy, end topssiIsO, forscss,ie; baIwsrks paint
cd green inside. rim Of cap os bowspri, painted
black; both snohors gone from the bows. March
9Th. 10, 3S 20. Ion ~ 40. brig Florence. Of
Thomss,own. 40 Dc from New OrIesns for Phls-
delphls-had been % de Nohh Of Hstsrs.
TUESDAY, March 20.
SIoop Amslis. Busby. Tsuo,on.
THURSDAY. March 20.
Sioop Hard Scrabble. Simmons. Nantucket
Steamboat Ago, Winslow, Providence.
FRIDAY, March 23.
Steamboat Argo. WinsIow. Providence.
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SyEIN& GODS
THOMAS q. TURNER

II Ia " M n - Ws u " ~ ~ Ii N
rs received this week a vsret, Of desr-
IL able Spring Goods, which will be offer
cd to customers al the lowest possible prices.
The lot consists If beac ched and unbies ched
SheeIings and Shir,ings Of all desirable width
and qualities; Bedlicks Of ihe best quality; also
medium and low price; fine lot Of Calico OF
desirable styles. some Of hem entirely new; a
few pieces De LANES; green Barage; Oil Silk ;
buff Window Shades BurlAps; mixed Cassi-
metes blue mixed twilled Flannel yellow
Flannel; siesias; Scot ch Diaper; Crash; Knit
ting Cotton; Pearl Button<; Linen Buttons;-
Spool Thread; Linen Bobbin; Cotton Bobbins;
Combs: Shawl Pins; Pocket Hdkfs; Flannel
Bindings; Hair Pins; black Cravats; twilled
Tapes; Kentucky Jeans; whalebone; Linen
Edgins, Cotton Gloves, So &c,
The advertiser will continue TO receive new
Goods, as the season advances. and will at all
times be prepared 10 exhibit the most extensive
ass ort ment Of Goods that can be found in this
vicinity, and the prices shall average rs low ss
at any retail Store in the State.
South Wafer st, march IL
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T. 4. 49,. KNSUR RANCE,
lThs New London Marine Insuran oc
CoDpany. with a Capital Stock (all paid iI) Of
100000.
C. CHEW, Pr )sident.
e II. LEARNED. Sec'iy.
Will take Whsling snd other risks, n p exceed
ing $4,000 on q single risk. on the mott ressona-
BILE ieims.
Applications for Ih'urance made 20 the subscri-
Der, who 10 authorized 10 receive and forward
them. will have prompt attention.
WuHen, Oct. 80. Z. L. CHILD.
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KNSU Es ANCE.
The Undersigned, with an open Policy for
$4,000,

are prepared 10 make lNsURANcE al, from and
TO, all ports and places,
on Cargoes, Merchandise Specie or F. eight,
by vessel or vessels. or s,esmsEs;
On the terms Of the New York Offices.
aug 81 BURR & SMITH.