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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-29

1.-THE following statement of the fedora! outrage in
Rehoboth was omitted in our last for want of room
The minority, might be expected, being par.
TALLY defeated by the independence of the select
men, and finding their rash conduct condemned
by the moderate men of all parties, have had re-
course to their old game of lying, and deceivng
the people through the medium of the pubick
papers. From every quarter we receive corrobo-
rating evidence Of the correctness Of the affair as
here stated, with this difference only, that the
hagrant violation of all law ay these ruilians, fay
exceeded the statement we have given.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-29
From Rehoboth.

The town held meeting on Saturday last
Tor The choice of epresenta,ives.-The poll
was TO be opened at l2 o'clock but the feds
had obtained the keys of the Meeting house,
and blocked uh every avenue, so that when
the seec,mcn arrived, it was with difficulty
they obtained their seats The Warrant
was then read after which the Chairman
declared the meeting opened, and informed
the citizens they might bring in their votes
for five Representatives. Several citizeps
that were near the Selectmen put in their
votes, when sca3dalous scene of riot and
confusion commenced. a gang of tespera-
does, 7vho lad previously threatened the Re-
hu6HcanS, stopped all the avenues to the Sc
ectmen's table, and Szvore they qvonid KILL
the first man 7vho attempted TO vote ! The Sc
lectmen ordered one Of the Cons,ables to
take out man for riotous conduct, which was
accordingly done. This did not allay the fu-
ry of the FEDERAL MOB, who had pre-
viously determined 10 create 2 riot, amid
which, if possible, to prevent the election.
During this disgraceful transaction, in which
the federalists began their system of ANAR-
CHY, by following the orders from the BRI-
TISH JUNTO of BOSTON, the Select
men we're infamously abused, and one Of
them 7pas STRUCK! The Constabes were
Knocked dozcn, and persons attempting to
give in their votes were forcibty huiied back
from fhe tolls :! One aged Republican was
knocked down, trampled upon by the ieder-
al Mob, and it is feared will die of his brui-
ses This riot and confusion continued for
some time, when the Selectmen, finding
that no more of the citizens could approach
the polls, on account of the federal Rioters,
told Them, that unless they desisted and suf-
fered the citizens peaceably to vote, they
would close the poll with what votes they had;
the riot still continuing, they accordingly
did close it, and declared 10 the meeting that
there were tsgenty:fve votes received; ne
cessary to choice, Is; that the following
gentlemen had 25 each, and were chosen,
viz.-CQie6 .f6eN, John Med6ury, Sebrsy
La7vron, Eikanah French and Timothy Hal
ker and that Peter Hunt had votes The
Selcotmen then ordered the certificates to be
made out which was accordingly done. Thus
Notwithstanding the riotous and jacobinie Il
proceedings of men acting under the orders
of fsvo or shree British Parti1anS in Boston,
Five Republican Representatives were legal
ly chosen in Rchoboth. These RIoTERs had
doubtless received their orders, together vita
copies Of the Resolutions Of the Boston III.
surgenfs, wherein it was stated that the
"LAWS MUST AND SHALL BE RE-
SISTED"
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
the Selectmen of Rchoboth, who at the risk
Of their Gccs supported the dignity of their
Office. Boston ChrSnieie.l
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VOLUNTEERS.

By tie Grand SGcLemIhe Iafrons Of our order.
Jana,y and ColHDl6HS-their virtues and patro, ism
will always be held in grateful remembrance by eve
ry Fl. Ind Of liberty and the rights Of man.
By brother adams, Ca member of 1ammany Socie-
ty OF Newport, Il. L)-May the vital veins Of the
naughty yrant hc pricked, and the slaves of despo-
tism become patrio.s of freedom, While the Shep-
herds pipe on the green fields of Erin, breathe in
soft sounds, the sweet song Liberty.
by Sachem D,ake- The Pcople-the rightful SOW
eregns Of the union-Let their servants be faithful
if they expect employment
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ToQStS Qt BRIsToL.

TIE President cf the United States--IIis guiding
star is his country's good.
.ig icnAare--The original source ofnatona wealth
--rnay the nations beat their swords into plough
shares, and their spears into pruning hooks"
Timothy Picke1Hg-As like patriot at V4ican to
his wife.
Z" BritGin's }aSt-aHckOr'd he'-Iler timbers arc
worm-eaten, her anchors a-trip, her cables cha
fed and rotten, and the tempest Of the worlds IN
dignaton about to burst upon her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-29
VOLUNTEERS.

BY Gr0ud Sdchem Smith, Cof No. l. MAY the
reputation and harmony Of our iiustrious ORDER be
supported involaby the emblems of truth,
sincerity and friendship.
BY the Orator tf the Day--King Phillip of Mount
Hope he set the example of patriotick king
By Sachem Jain UUOle--Thc people of Rhode
Island--may they increase in patriotism as they
grow in wealth.
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rThe limits Ct our paper viii not admit OF pub
lishing entire an account OF the splendid celebration
IN New York, Providence, Bristol and Attleborough.
We shall state the outlines in compressed man.
ncr possible, and present our readers Selection
Of The excellent toasts 81 wen Oh the OCCASION.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-02
ORIGINAL
MILY MEDICINES

FAMILY MEUlCINES
Prepared with the gseatest care 4 attention
BIZ MICHiAL EE & Go.
Le.'s Woro destroying Lozenges.
This medicine is superior to any ever Of.
tered to the public, being innocent and mid,
certain and efhcacisus in It's operations.
Lees EErir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, OF
asthmas & particularly the whooping cousa
so destructive to children
Lees Essence IF Mustard,
So well known for the cure OF Rheuma-
ism, govt, palsy, sPrsins' Sc.
Lees grand esforanue'
Proved by long experience 10 be unequal
led in the cure of nervous disorders con.
,umptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak.
ness, etc .,
Lees Anh-6iEous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereiga Ointment for the hea,
Which is warranted an intalli5le remedy
a. one application.
Lee's infaiible Asus u Feser Drots,
For the cure of asues, rcmhtent AID inter.
mitten, fevers.
Jee,s Genuine Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure oil ringworms, tet.
.ers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Na.er,
An effectual renee 70. all diseases IN tho
eys.
Which give immediate relief
Lees 7oofh-.4the Drohs,
Lee's Corn PLaister.
Lees Damask Lip Safve:
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne EGrir,
For the cure Of every kind of headache.
7He Indian Vegeta6le SheeJse,
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by tho pIoprie-
tor No. %. Pitt.street, Baltimore.
r GRAY, bookseller, King-street, ana
u. KINGSTON, Fairiax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, Who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
be given by the propfietors
To detect counterfeits. observe each arti-
!e has. on the ont.ide wrapper, the sigma
.ure of MICHAEL LEE and Go. .,
N. q. At the places OF sale may be had
gr.tis) pamphlets containing recent and ex'
.raordiilary cases Of cures whose length pre-"
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 20. law s.
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pI1RIIC SALE.

Nv v;rtue Of a deed of trust from DASfxA
M.cAR1y. and MARGARETTA MATILDA
x,ownxS. his wife, to AIS the SUBSCRIBERS
win be exposed to public sale, on oAIuk-
DAY. the 18th day OF January '1' a.
the Cofee.fIouse, in Alexandra
A TRACT of LAND ON the river Po-
~ tom,c. lyiag in Loudoun county, state
- V;ra;n;. known as M.Carty's lslaad, and
S,r., and Tract. or so much thereof as will
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded In SAID
deed
f,er,e Town, and the CITY of Washington
and the Island part of the property, contain
mo 800 acres, is known by its productions to
ne ,he most valuable and desirable land IN ei-
tber the states of MARYLAND or Virginia, with
proper cultivation may be made to produce
100 bushels OF corn per acre. Agreat pro-
norton O. this tract is heavily tinbered, from
which an inexhaustable quality OF ship TIM
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken Inc pro-
pe,ty will be shewn en- application to MIR.
John w. Bronaueh, in George owa'
The terms of sale are--One third cash on
,b. f.ay of sale, the balance IN three cqua'
navments of three, six and nine months, OIL
hearing in.cres, from the day OF sale, "lth
: yo annroved endorsers residing m the DIS
,r;ct of Columbia--the land Is TO remain
bound and be re-sold at ten DAYS notices OF
default of payment, for SO much ready mo-
new as may be sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue on a credit 20 mee'
tn. Cnture instalment or instruments tn
proceeds of hich resale is to be in like man
ner secured, and this operation OF resale IS t
he made as often IS such successive detsni'
shall require ;,eonaorming each to the terms
prescribed Tor the FIRST
Elisha Ianney,
James Keith. jun.
ou.oh.re 2awts
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A r any time previously to the flrst OF NO, 20,
"A vember next, proposals will be received
for regulating and paving Commerce.street In
! substantial manner. from the end of the pre-
cent Pavement to the east side of West-street,
in length about $50 feet, and In width So
the side stones to be of falls stone, not less
than IS inches deep and well jolnted-the
street cutters to be one foot therefrom, leav-
ing front exposure of side stones OF 4 or 5
inches Gas may be agreed ON the bottom OF
the cutters inches below the top OF them !;
the largest of the paving stones to be placed
in the cutters and sides thereof towards the
the centre of the street.
The street is now nearly at the regoiatsn
laid off this day by Col. Gilpin' surveyor tor
the town, excepting small portion OF 1t on
one side which is sand, and will be an advan-
tape 10 the undertaken. Any earth, necessa-
~ to be taken away as unfit to be pased on'
may be placed within stones throw OF any
part of the contemplated work; the paving
and setting the side stones to be estimated and
stated seperately, by the foot IN length along
the whole street / will attend on any day
prior 10 the above date, to show the street,
and give any further necessary explanation
JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
Superintendent of the Police,
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lanes War1.
FOR SALE,

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
"A Washington street, built within the
last two years, well calculated for the accom-
mediation of genteel family. TIE situation
5 excelled by none it is in the occupancy
# Nathaniel 5. Wise, Esq adjoining the
residence OF the subscriber One hall the
purchase money will be tuken in Gros cries
It wholesale price the residue on = liberal
cre,,it. Pcs sssion may be had II required,
IN giving three months notice
Also, for SALE, ON sir, tzvelve q eighteen
months credit,
Two LOTS oil GROUND, on Washing
ton street, 48 feet front, nearly opposite the
taree story brick house now erecting at the
intersection of King & Washington streets.
Richard Lewis.
September le d3t eou
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g. Great Bargains.

TINE subssfber contemplating remov-
al to the country, offers for sale his
rock OF FURNITURE. consisting OF
.ideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
.arious desc, iptions and other Furniture TOO
od;ons To uention-all of W hich he VIII dis.
,ose of on very reasonable terms for cash or
rood notes. -,
James War1.
NIB. A good ten pla:e STOVE, With
:'ipe- Also, Franklin do. for sale 10y the
,ubscriber. w.
September 10 co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-02
Hah,,'s dnta- Bilious Pills,
October 26-29s


malignant Fevsr-prepared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Mcaicine
Store. No Sc Maiden Lane, New-York
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild. so IS TO be IL ed with safety by persons
N every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry Oh
supe, fluous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
cretioDs; to restore and amend the appetite
20 produce free perspiration, and therebA
prcyent colds, which are often OF fatal conse
opences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance they
ave celebrated for removing haoitual costive.
ness. sickness at the stomach Il severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on chance of climate.
They have been found remarkably efflca-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
,endant OR long voyages. and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved tor use, BY
every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This well known remedy has cured during
fhe last eleven wears, an immense numberoi
children and adults Of various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
7. recommended as an invaluable ned
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissip ted pleasures; juvenile lndiscreuoh
| residence in climates unfavorabe to the con-
s,itusion the immodera;e use OF tea; Ire
| men, intoxication, or other destructive IN
temnerance the unskilful or excessive use
Of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
| at a certain per cd OF lifs bad iyings ln' &c
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore Threats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
| unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt
palsy, lumbago, numbness' white swei'lsgs
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain IN The face
| and neck. &c.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
| The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
| in the highest estimation throughout the ":
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store. :,
They are, by sheeial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
| James Kennedy, SEN.
| Bookseller, Alexandria.
| n Purchasers are requested to remem.
| Der that an engraved label, with the SIGNATURE
of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July 1o-ta7l law
| N O T &c E.
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BANK OF POTOMAC,

OcroBER 4, 1911.
ATOTICE is hereby given the 8 ockho'd
~ ers of the Bsak OF Potomac, that an
election will be held al the court house III
the town Of Alexandria, on the hrst MONDAY
Of November next, for twelve directors ior
the ensuing year,
By order of the Board,
C. PAGE, Cashier.
Tn, following e:rfracs is made from me tas0 e}
csngress iucorforating said Bank, for me
information Of Stockholders net residents %
tSe tssurs of alexandria
O. Ann in the choice of Directors, every
stakeholder shall vote in person, iexeept
,ho.e who shall reside OUT OF the town OF a
iexandria| who may vote either in person. or
=, wri,ten ballot by him or her subscribe q,
with his or her name, anu duly acknowledge
cd refore a Judge of q court, justice OF
-. nesce, ora notary public; certlhca'e
..harsof shall be made on said ballot, by the
ID nudge, iustice of the piece or notary
nrh,;c. before whom such acknowledgements
sn.lI he made and said ballot SHALL De oy
e."' mn. and addressed TO the cashier
~ he hank, and being transmitted to s' =.
oa.h;s, before the time OF the electro OF Q.
sse,nss said ballot shall be received q count
- . i the choice Of directors"
'Ocfoher ---
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N o T &c E.

II those having Notes due for Tobacco
"A Inspected in the alexandra var war.
house 4 will please call for them immed'ate-
". or otherwise they may have some 'rou-
Ole In o' Richard Zoe,
Iasfeetor Of Tobacco.
iaw3ts
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ROGERS'S
Vegetable PutmOnse Detergenf,>
FOR COUGHS, CONsUMPTIONS AND
ASTHMAS.

40
The most obstinate Coughs yield to II.
D,HE preposterous composition OF milan
mallory drugs; the Disappointment
repeatedly experienced in my practi &C. from
remedies highly recommended. added to
nv own oredisposition to Puimonic Conf
plants, werc powerful inducements with me
to consider, whether compound. consist
ing of We etab'e substances, could not be IN
vented, more free from the wei, founded o.
iecrions of practitioners, aud better calculate
ed to avert the threatening destruction al the
Lungs.
now offer to. the puhlic, the result OF 20
wear, experience, on this subject No ex-
nen,e or trouble has been spared In this COM
position. That no medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints, has been SO
.ncce, sful as my VEGkTtBLE PULNO-
Afc DETERGENT, would ill become me
70 mention In this address.
But if the at,estations Of persons, Of the
highest respectabilitv, OF its efh acy which
vii, he shewn to any person: If The gr' at
and INCREASING demand for 1t may be called
proof. it is proved.
Prepared BY myself, at my Dispensaiy'
Northampton, Ms.
George Rogers.
o..,.r % law6t.
r The above Medicine is sold by Rio H
ARD H. LITTLE, Druggist, Fautax'street, a.
lexandria.
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Cny of Washington, October 8, A. u.
1911, and A. L. 58ll.

AT an extra Meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Of the District of Columbia. among other
were the following, 20 wit -
Resolved, That deputaion be appointed
by, and on the part of this Grand Lodge 10
meet in Convention in the City Of Washin
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed oy
The several Grand Lodges in the Unled
States, on the fourth Monday in January
next, or such other time as may be ssrsss
on
Whereupon, Brothers Valentine Relntze'
Amos Alexander, Alexander N'Gormick'
Joseph Cassin and John Richards, We're ace
cordingly appointed the said deputa,Ion..
Test, JAMES HE Wit,
Dep'y G. Sec'ry.
OctoberSB oM.
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FOR SALE,

-rh, three story BRICK HOUSE q LOT {.
.a,r ocenn;ed by Richard Bsaad Lee On We
mo. ,odsrat. terms-for which apply 20
sy m0's John Janney.
Iawtf
10th mo, 10th
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lust PUBLISHED,
70, ,aie 6v ROBERT GRAY, Nss-street ;
The CURSE OF KEHAMA;
II NEW POEM:
BY ROBERT soUTHy.
80

In 2 volumes.-P Price 81 SO
Also, the following PLAYS:
~ USTAVUS VASA; Doubtful Son -
IT Italian Father New Way to Pay Old
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Twenty Years ago Family Legend; Agree
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Trayestic Henry the fourth Knight OF
Showdown; Lady Of the Lake.
md
Two elegant patent London made PLhNo
,FORTES, with additional Keys to 6 Pedel.
August 10
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GEoRSIA, May IS.
Port OF A5excndr:a.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Brig Mary Ann, Davidson, jamaica
baliast---t0 James Patton.
Schooner Citizen. Mills, Philadelphia
Spring Goods---to different Merchants.
Sloop Olive Branch, Redman, Balti-
mOre---dO. do.
CLEARED.
Sloop Earl, Russell, Nantuckett---C.
/. Catlett.
Sch'r. Two Brothers, Nichols, Nor
folk---the Master.
Schooner Abigail, Haley, New York.
James Patton.
Arrived, brig Mary Ann, Captain Da-
wilson, 22 days from Observation-Disclosures
James Patton.
Left there brig Betsey, Skinner, Of
and for Alexandria, to sail next day -
schooner Dash, of Baltimore; schooner
Susan and William, Of Charleston. Sail
cd in company with brig Decatur, Of N.
York for Savannah parted company On
the 18th May off Cape Antonio.
Markets dul---FIour IL dollars.
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not therefore expect al tie facilities she
Is so well disposed to allow us. 1t is net
probable that Sweden can lore continue
her restrictive system, unless the proprie-
tors Of the mines and the merchants are
to be sacrificed TO the political relations
u the country, whieh they viii hardly
submit to. HE Prince Royal IS beloved
by every body; il a few of the mobility are
Jealous at his exaitation, thev cannot In
Isueace the sentiments Of the nat;cn at
large, who look up 10 him with conf
'ience. They may indeed expect muct.
tfom Prince of.his distinguished talents
and excellent character. had the honor
OF being introduced to him, and was high
y gra;iiicd by the assurance he gave me
OF his friendship for our government and
country, III language which cannot but
think sincere. There certainly existed
an opinion il the United States, when his
electioa became known there, that a
French Prince would pursue the poiicy
u Francc-it is . nlistake--'lis policy will
be governed by the welfare OF Sweden.
The king. who has been sick long time,
is now SO feeble that he cannot attend to
tie concerns Of the state. and On the 18th
inst. he appointed the Prince Royal Re-
gent OF Sweden. 1t is said, that he in
| tended to resign, and have the Prince
eroWned but that the queen opposed this !;
| we may therefore expect that the Regen-
cy viii last long time.
Iksge understood that Mr.. Brockholst
Livingston IS coming out as our minister
| in France; it is a pity his talents could
not be better employed than soliciting
from Bonaparte what he will never grant
. us, viz. restitution for past encroachments,
! or a change OF his system in our favor.
l believe no benefit will result from any
| mission to the continent as long as France
! rules it. Russia and Sweden are the only
| nations we now have an intercourse with ;
! and, l believe our relations with both will
net only continue friendly, but may be
still father extended.
The appointment ofMr. Foster as minis
ter from England to the United States,
may be considered as proof Of the friend
| ~ disposition OF that government. Mr..
| r7s character is well calculated to heal
the differences now existing; he has re-
| sided here ant! is generally esteemed by all
who know hun. l hope you will commune
cate to ne every thing interesting in our
| foreign OF domestic politics, the state OF
| parties, and particularly what has oc-
Cured in the circle of our friends and ac-
quaintances. | fear the number of fai-
lures which took place in January, viii
have caused great revolutions and perhaps
| distress to some."