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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
Wesv YORK, Dee. Is.

From Pors-ou Prince learn
ii"ro Captain Henheld, Of the brig Sa
rah, THAI the latest news at P6rt.au
Prince, from the Spanish Maine, rep
rls:nied the contest Of The Patriots to
ne. very successful a vessel had ar,
rived here for the purpose Of taking
over general Bolivar, who was 10 re
sumo command in the Patriot Army.
The French iriga,e which brought
rninister 10 trea, with Pe,ion add Chris
.ophe, sailed'!or Jgmaica on ihcI3.h Of
November.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
Balance in hands s 500

Reorganization Of Erhenses,
For Notwithstanding every
teScu2don 81 dresses, &c
now the property OF the soci-.
G!y, 1928 80
AsParing scenery; carpenters
and painters bills ior work
ing scenery and for attend
ance on the several nights Of
rehearsal and performance, 63 80
Books aud music, IL 70
Lighting the theatre Oh rehear.
sal aud performance nights, So 81
PrInters' bills for printing uck-
e's, tor advertising III the off.
ferent paper s,ard tor handbills
for The different nights Of per
tormance, So so
Trunk to ontain wardrobe, 9 62
Rent OF theatre three nights, at
Is dollars pc. highs IS 90
8 332 81
EDW. DEEBLE, Treas Ats
December "a q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20

66h year OF her age, Mrs. SARAH HEN
DERsoS, relict of the late ALEXANDER
HENpERsOS, OF that place The anna
bic and benevolent disposition Of this
iady secured to her the respect and
esteem Of all who knez, ber.-She died
as she lived esteemed.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20

for JAMES MONROE as President.
anG DANIED d. TOMPKINS as
Wee President of the United States
Capt. David Melville, of Newport,
was appointed to convey the Electoral
votes to the sea: of government, agree
ably 10 law.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
SHIP its NEWS
R0R4 o F !24Ass< AEExAvDRIA
Nr0aa Me e coNee Aouse aoaka.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
SlooP Reporter, Alien, from Rich
nond, with sundry county produce, 20
different merchants Of the district.
Schooner Mary, Clements. from Bal
timore, with various articles If mer-
cbandize for lie rierchanls and others
OF the Gisttict.
Sioop Hsrtnony, CLARK, savannah, with
cotton sc. To NJ. Miller aud oLners
ocDr LevSnt' Rudd Eastern Shore,
WIN timber, to !obn Kettle {: Co.
Sloop Alert, CTJtker, New York, vi h
peel cheese. g.. to Barnewail & Pop
HalnT y J. Catiett and others.
CLEANED,
5Ioop Regulator, Chadwick, Baei
more.
Schr Lydia, Brown, Boston.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
Chiiicothe, (Obio) Dec. s.

ChNeothe. (Ohio) Dec. S.
The Ohio Electors met at Columbus
Yesterday at II o'clock, and voted for
JAMES MONROE as President Of the
United States, and TO- DANIEL d.
IOMPKiNS as Vice President.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
A CARD.
Dr.. RICH4RD G. lI5SO

DR.. RICH4RD C. MASON
INFORMS the inhabitants OF Alexandria
= ard of Fairfax county, that he has re-
Gently fettied in Alexandria, and will prac-
fife
.HERICI.N.E 81 SURGERY,
in the towmand country. Any Perfon win
ing To coniuit him, may find him at his
dwelling, on Fair fax itreet, near the lower
end of the market houfe
December 40. I'm
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20

Suddenly, yesterday afternoon, capt.
NATHAHIsL McALLIsTgR, aged So.
"A warm heart aud sound judgment
werc'hls peculiar characteristics. tIJs
rigidib1egrily and his nice sense of no
dor were acknowledged ~ oil who
Epew hin. An uah,,.>,mishsd reputa
III " p 's'' % ~ sole hss friends tor this
u'''-' s dispepsation Of providence
~ His friegds are invited to at
Und his funeral Ills afternoon a, thrs 6
o'clock, from hia late dwelling on Uai-
on street.
2At Dqmlriea on The i4lh ins:. in the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
Sru;en from NV Pocket

:, - III IT II % .-NNf.
On Wedne.lay afternoon, my Pocket
book, Containing two note, of Fifty DOL
Lars each on the Mechanics Bank, and fone
imalicr nctes Que OF the notes had been
torn IN two and paited together. If any
fmipiclous pcrfon ihould offer notes of this
detcriptlon, u is requelted that they may
BE topped. a reward OF 40 dollars will be
given for the book and its Contents and de-
lection. Of the thief.
ALEXANDER BACGET,
December 40
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Providence, OR } Dec T.
PresideDiial T}fectio1 The Elec1ors
90 this state aassr,b,ed in B,istol on
= Wednesday, last, and unanimously voted
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
At Meeting of the die 1andria 7hes-
htan Society, twas

Plan Society, was
Resolved, That Committee of Cha
ri,y be appointed, with discretionary
powers,;o distribute the surplus moneys
IN the Treasury, under the following
restrictions: That applications must lie
testified 10y two fespc ctsb'c inhabitants
OF the town, OF DC Individually known
10 some one Ct the ccmmitlee: that il,
be principle not to grant money, bu.
In very peculiar cases ; and that wooG
be the chief article OF donation bur
when applicants have present supply
OF that, then clothing 10 Lc given; Oh
having both these, tcu food, meal as
the oh,.f. being most substantial: that
cases calling Tor relief should De, frs,
pei sous grown imPotent tom age.wIlh.
out annuity second, widows, With IA.
'niiies, without incone third. dsueh
icrs, WHO have 20 support iafrm pa
rents and fourth, families who want.
the support oil male head, Throughout.
Sickness.
IN conformity with the above reso,n.
'iot, the commilee repo,, that they
save determined, Ia the present in.
stance, 10 rULine their Distributions,
principally, To donations Of wood--in
the purchase Of which a principal por-
lion oi their funds have been Gisbu;sId.
ihe committee have determined 10
make distribution OIL and ail.r Sa,ur.
d.y, The :U.a inst /; and in the meau
time, applications may be handed in "a.
sfeeaLiy 10 the above resolution, TO W
\ u ~ 4,
or w. il. Il EB TER
JACOB DOUGLAS, C. C. S.
Dec mtCr 20. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

v,yins the prince asgcr,'s appreciation OF the
late eondac, Of the Judges ofths supreme
cour, in that province, when resd' IN Psrlis.
meni, excited high state Of scgry and in-
'dignsnt feeling. ln the monient ot cxaspe-
ration, language was uttered aud measures
proposed in the house which the governor
deemed indecorous aud improper, and TO put
stop TO the procedure, he declared the ieg-
isla,uIe body no longer 10 existence.
ftL F ,ttr Conmerciai .iiv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

The following men OF sar were building
IN England, IN Deceobcr :--Princc Regent,
1905 Britannia, 100 Princess Charioue,
Trafaiger, and London, as /; Formidable, 80 {;
Pitt, Hero, Russell, Hawk, Mino,aur, Agin-
court, Carnatic, and Thunderer, 74's--5e-
sides severa, frigaes, Sc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

From new repoo Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury il sppears, that on the 18th of Feb
ruary las, the amount Of tho pubic debt wos
s f23 CSC, ,692 93.-Of this aMouni 81 ,o2o,
lis Al, consisted of that which, is called the
floating debt, aud the remainder 10 funded.--
Thore has oecn added to the Debt since the
ao,h of Sept. last. 5 1895, ,l34-andF there
has been paid of S7s9,e.2 Of the old debt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
Triumph Of. Repubheanism /!

' t"N.f's ~ ~'NfS'~~''~NT''~''
Since the NEE ling Of Toe notorious Hart
fotd Convention the people Of New-Eogland
havc testified heir unqualified disapprobalion
of the proceedings OF that detestablc clan.
VERMONT has taken the lead, and has set
a glorious example by removing those faith
less deserters of their coun,ry's cause froun
the stations which they disgraced-NEW.
HAMPSHIRE WAS not TO be ouldonc IN he
good work. Of reformation /; she has Displaced
from Office those who have degraded her, by
"a majority Of THOUSANDS i--MASSA-
CHUSETTS will not be far behind; macy
importip, changes have taken place In the
election of town-cfhcers which clearly indi-
cate The triumph Of republicanism IN that
once, bu, we trus, now, patriotic ssa'c---
Shall Rhode sand be backward IN following
this path of honor and glory !-Wctrus, nor
---wa believe there is redeeming spirit a.
mong the people OF this state, .wbieh will
PUT DOWN TIE FACTION, which has
SO long disg aced ilscouncils. RtpI5iicsn.
have only 10 tern cot, on Town meeting day,
and the advocates OF the Hartford Convention,
Of blue. lights and of the British, monarchy
oai oH," viii retire with shame and CON
fusion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
NEGRO LASURRECTIC.X

The late inteGded iusurreetious In 3pottsyl.
vania country, Virsiais il appears, was At the
insrigsIion of awhile man, Of the name OF
BoxLEY VINO KEEP, small store, a, which the
negroes used 10 assemble that he enden-
veured TO iphoence then by religious feelings,
telling them that he bad been inspired by
heaven for tie holy purpose Of delivering
them from bondage |; that be had agents II
Riehmond, aud elscwcre, who would procure
arms, &c.
The plot was disclosed bya negro woman
and number ofthe conspirs,ors Immediately
arrested. Boxly with 10 or IL negroes, Dar
ched to roscoe them but he was soon de-
serted, and fed 10 The woods--but being
closely pressed by the militis, surrendered
aud is committed 10 take his trial before the
SUPERIOR Court 10 May Dest He has q
vile aud Q children, and sus,siued the carae-
ter, heretofore of the harmless citizen. bot a
man Of weak mind, and excessive vaoi'y-
his connexions respectable.
-Four Of the black, 10 Spousylvanis end six
in Louisa have been sentenced to be hung,
ADD seversl remain to be tried.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
A0aripe List.
pORrUF NEWPOk l--Mnch 1916.

Saturday. March l6 Ar brig Henry. Smith, Of
Providence, ST. Salvador, 50 days. cargo molssses.
Smaday-A Ar ship Charlotte. Young of Providence,
AZ days from Africa cargo ivory, goId-dusi, gum.
Same day--brig Noun, Hope. Nunro, of Brls,o
Havana, ~ days Left, brig Pin,us, Morris. from
Boston Brig George Washington, arrived ut fia-
vana, on the 2sth, and brig Newton, Lester. on the
29,h February. aJ
Same day--Hritish brig ------. Thompson. from
Barbados, cargo sugars tfti -'al .
The Ann & Hope, Capt, Kelley, recently arrived
at Providence from India, sailed on Sunday last for
Amsterdam.
On Friday morning, 18th inst. sch Diadema. III.
der, from Chatham for New.Yosk. run ashore on the
southwest part of Rhode-Isiahd-cargo principally
saved. and vessel got of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

H1ich arr ceie6raied for the cure Of most .Es
. eases 70 which fhs hirsas 5sdv .is habie
PREPARED ONLY 0y riIE SOLE PRUPhis TO-.
4. " DYOTT, Al. ID.
onAspsos or rnE LATE crLxsnArrn IN peps
a o. ERTsoS OF EplNbuRcB
AND FOR sALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
PH0PRiEJoR'S UR0L ES.iSE .syN;D,RE1.fiL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDiCiNE w AkEHQUSE,
NO. is7. North East Corner of Second and 3are So
/, md oy 'efoi Of his .syentS throayhoss
e the Uuned Sfafrs.
DR. ROBERTSON'S Al
Celebrated SroMACliiC ELIXIR OF uEAtTu s.
/. { Prise 81 50J -. A.
ons hi themes, eficaIious med dicnes ever oilctss
'othe.pabio, 10 Tor the speedy tcef and euteof obtu
nate o""s"s,co'la consumptions, the hopping cosHts
asthmas, pans and wind in the stomach. renio'aG
h.'uat eos,eness, sickness Mt the stomachs d,ccns
cries, ehoera n,orbus, severe gripmgs, the sui,l'
inef bowel compain,m chldren, &c, r
1h, DIR. ROBERrSON'S ~
4 'yEGE1.dBLE VARIOUS Cordial,
OR NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE
49,. irics one dollar ard .Niy ceu's. :.
nsonnienily recommended as the most eiheaects
Wedcne Tor the speedy retr and cure Of all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weaknsss, dcpr,s
on OF the spirits, headache. uehor. faintnesss ips
ter,c hts, deblry, seminal weaknesss g1eets, .s',t
wrious complaints resulting from secret improperly
w yo~W Mu u'ssipatcd habits, residehcc IN wslns
chaSscs the irmoderate ,sc OF tea, tho bnskiIiul
or'eseessive use OF mercury, ohrn destructive u'
tAe human ffame, diseases peculiar 10 females 81 =
certain period ofIfs, nuor alss, barrepncss, &C. a
Under Tie denomination Of nervous disorders, arm
included several diseases, Of the most dahgcfops
snd, aud are so Various that volume would hass:
suffice to complete description Of them. Il per.
v'des, with its baleful influence tue Whole hstrcus
syslem,wrihng the heart With uc beahgu:A,l
and exciting The most drssdfai suggestions Of 'as'
ror and despair To'this dcmoa have ,houssnSs iala
len sacrifice. in the direfel transports cf iis rsss,
The most common sympto,ns Of its cdmrnsnssnsr's
are weakness, hitulcnce, paIpltasions wschfdMrss,
drowsiness after eating, timdty, Asshes Of heat hs
cold, nunbness. cramp siddness pains in the lcrN,
back and oins. hokup difficulty Of respiration ut;l
degiusition, anxiety. dry cough. &c, lt .tr
Dn. ROBEK SONS
CELEBRATED GoUr 4 RHEUMATIC Dh6fS,
~ Price doiidry f
safe and ehec,ual cure for the Ectt, fbsu.hus
,'sm, umbaso. stone and gravel swellngs, S.i
akness Of the joints, sprsius, bruises, and all
kinds OF green w"nds--thc cranp. pains ~ the ht:su.
iaee and body, stiffness Of the nsck, ehilbalnp, fr.
zen limbs &c, -tH'f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE OF MAR. f6.
IL reported, (snd We are inclined 10 believe
ii) ,hs, the famous Lavalleue, who escaped
from prison 10 Paris, arrived at tbis port on
Thursday night in the bfiS Engcne, from
Hayre.
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--NS Nr--.-

Brig Eugene, SO DAYS from. Havrc-de-
Grace, arrived a, NewYork on Friday last
10 her came twenty.two French passengers,
some Of whom were Donaparle's officers.
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RebnbKcan;5m Triumphant i!
Frvm the Boston Chr0uiele.
Ill HaR!-Sister Nesp- Hampshire.

Ill Hail Sister Mesu-H u-Hambshirc.
The glorious triumph of the Republicans in
the election of their State cfhcers, an Tues
day last, must afford the highest Joy TO their
brethreo ihrough hout the United States. They
have no5ly followed up the victory obtained
by the Green Mountain Buys over The Faction
that sinks as our Country rises. We have
net room in this paper, to detail the votes
from the several towns. The following ex-
tracts Of Letters from the most intelligent
aed respectable sources, must suffice loF the
present 49,
"PoRTsMoUTH, March IA.
10 IS towns already heard from there ap.
pears gain from la.t year TO the Republican
candidate for Governor Of 600 votes. l. is
the opinion of both parties here that Mr..
PLUMER is elected by handsome majority.
There is, almost beyond doubt, q gain OF
two SENATOR'S, and grea, prospect Of
the third, which will decide the question as
respects majority 10 tho Senate of this
State"
"Coxeonp, N. II. March l5-Our cleo
q t;on took place yes.srd,y and from the com.
piexion Of those ,oW os from whieh have al.
ready received re rnsr trust the Faction is
peostrated ~ Ge nineteen towns from
which 'l> ae4rf he republican net gain
fos Gsre ner - fe7. We cave ascertained
a. c'sepuoEcr .ao1idale for Senator, in
q etric AZ ~ Is Chosen by a handsome
4nsy ~ 20 as ptsss "a iederalist In No. ?,
where . chag89 was hardly expected the
change IN ywo owns gaios US more than half
of the federal ynejorify in ,ha; district last
year"
FURTHER FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE.
E.r'yact ef Z iefisr from sh- EdiiOr Of Me
Nezv- HzmfShtrs Palriot, dafed I5M ins,.
The Cove nor, Council, Senate, and II.
Of Represeutatvss will be republican by de-
sided majoflties. 10 a towns, the Wbig
Candidate, PLU MER, mas lo,osi-ShsaE,
1905: last year, Plumer, 10 the same toN MS,
Ind ssi6-G,itnun, s29S Republican Net
GaiO, SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIF.
1f FIVE! also send you The sccoun, Of
Representative loss and gain. May Massa-
ch,lsctts go aod 10 as welL"
/, lac Republican Representative gain is al
ready THIRTY sEvEN Leaving pIurslry Of
aAover the iederai majority of last year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

Oni sunk, in The presence Of several thousands
of people, who were silent spectators OF The
scene.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

FROM The oEoRcErowS FEDERAL RErUB.
LicAN OF MARCH Is. N9t ~ f,-
CONGRkSS.s
The National Bank Bill took up the whole
Of yesterday and ye, remains unfinished. OF
its passing inro law !, would be unreasona-
bic now TO entertain doubt. ..fl. 3tr.
MIR. pinkney has deeliosd accepting his
appointment rs Ambassadors 10. Russia, pre-
fering to retain his seys in Congress. -
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LoDiDi,ssiOncrs' Iv0nce.

commissioners It0Iice.
XTE. the Subscribers, having been BY the Hon
w Court of Probate Of The town Of North Kings
town, appointed Conmissiobers to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims of the several creitcfs
20 the Estate of BENJAMIN DAVIS, late OF said
town. deceased repr esented insyiyen, give notice.
that sx months from he eleventh inst are allowed
unto said er li,ors. for bringing in and Pf<'ng
their respective claims and that we viii attend
Tor the purpose Of receiving them, at our respee-
tive dwellings within the said tine
JON. REYNOLDS, Z r.~...
RicHo THOMAs,S
All persons Indebted TO said Estate. are hereby
regaested to make immediate payment TO
BENZ SMITH. Ereomor.
.vsrfh g7nrsfvssn, .sfarch 40. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
FdRA.

A TLl<U
E,OR sale, a good grazing FARM. containing a..
l. bpnt one hundred acres, lying in South kmgs-'
ssgn, state Of Rhode Island, about or mile tom
the HORNETS NEST; with Dwelling House.
Barn, Corn. Hoosc. and other Buildings thereon -
said Farm IL well wooded and wsercd, and has a
good Apple Orchard For tc-msspply 10 TfAoTny
PtcxnAa, ir. or the subscriber on the premises.
ROBERT r MOVES.
South. E7nrsfoun. March 90. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
DIR. RoBEkfsuN's
PATENT sTOMACHlC BIrTEASj
Price one dollar.

!. <fice one dclnvs
DR.. RosEpTsoS' somachic Biuers. (prte Is III
which are celebrated for strcrgthening weak stp,Fs
achs, increasing the appetite and certain presS'te
and cure for the icver and ague, &C. Fer the fo'.,
aud a5ue,a maiada prevalent throus hoot the bos
err states, snd So affecting 10 families residing IN e'
low countries. redundant with matshcs, lakes, bshk
mated pooisi rsers, nc. These celebrated end Nh.
'ersslIy esteemed Besaitt. have surpassed snt rcbes
dy ever administered for the relief md eutc tf trs
most obstinate opptes,or OF the hutnsn fajSc hli.A
berless instances Of their efcsey haze been tssthsi,
alter the barks. and vsrous other cxtcllx bfetsfp'
tons failed. they proved successful. 10 the sdnraa
Of those who experienced and Witnessed thsis hstiy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
-..----------------
LOTTERY EVENTS.

The ticket In the Medical Science Lottery.
No. u, l29, which drew the prize Of IS 900
dollars yesterday, was coudhiooaliy sold BY
Mr.. Allen, las, fall, with 10. I3o, to.s
gentleman OF Pit,sbuTg, (Penn) by whon
they were declined, and reiurned to The Office
10 this city. Mr.. Allen then divided them
into eighis and sold TO purchasers, principal
ly children, servants and people in indigen,
circumstances. No ~. $50, drew 500 dol
Iars--snd yesterday, its companion came oot
$4,000 dollars, the property offs persons,
among which are black girl, 2 boys,
young mac, (os Brooklyn,) l citizen Of
0reenwhieh, and ; others we have not heard
OF. Mr.. Allen paid some Of tbs shsres yes
terdsy. coiumsira.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

The U. S. have paid the STATE Of Virginia,
100000 dollars Of the debt due TO the, State
tor expenses incurred in the late we
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
.fnother Rrhubhean- T,,umhb ;

In HAVERHiLL, on MONDAY last, after
the h" dest contested election ever wiIn.ssed
In iaa 'awn, the Republicans succeeded in
elcc'iugsh shciswholc Tcke, Tor Town Officers,
an f6e T9a1 IF Fedcrdls.s, by a majority Of
eigh. votes !---6ssfr .Register. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

~ DfhD,
In this town on the 9Th inst. Miss ELIzABEru
HowE, in the S4lh year of her age. f.t S
On Saturday last, Mr. JonN Psien, aged 79 years.
On "Wednesday evening last in the 1ah year ef
her age, Mrs MARY Scorr, widow Of Capr George
Scott. and daughter of the late Stephen Ayrsut, Esq
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

Parliament Of Lossr Caneda dissoiped.--
A gentleman direct from Canada informs u,
that . dsy or Two before ne left Qsebce, SIR
George Drnmmond governor Of Lower Can
ada, issued a proclsns,ior declaring the pro-
vincisl pssIismrat dissolved. The cause
waieh led 10 ,his extraordinary measure y
given as follows; The documents from con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

A man by The name OF White lately rccciv-
ed from the Treasury Of Ducks County, Psoa.
50 dollars as bounty for sillisg 1920 crows.
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Moye Rcfernation The towns Of Sei,ua,e
and .4oit6orongh the former in Plymouth, the
latter 10 Bristol county, have like Salem, Giou.
essse-, &c. eiccied republican town officers by
very decisive majorites !
We have this moment learnt ,bs, Da r5ury,
has ehosen fEso republicans to one yJederaGsi,
&c seiectmcn.
,as chosen Republicans, last year
& Rehoboih which gave eonsid
al majority last yea has elected
,sn by osE majority, snd posipon.
proceedings TO Ap.n.
7'effhe enemy, and they are cures"
.rslulatc every ts friend TO his
The heart cheering result Of our
Town OfFicers for the ensuing
extremely hard contest from Mon
", at 9 o'clock, to Tuesdiy even
clock, tho republicans Of Salem
bud Satisfaction to hear the state of
,clared by the Moderator.
lie state of the poll wss declared by
# ator, highest republican 792, high
ec, o. 1 ISL, David Cummings, Esq the
nk elect, appeared and was duly
swviu "a ,uso officc --Soiem Regisfer.
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Commissioners Nonee

Commissioners Nofi6e
WE, the sobsctibcrs, having been by 'he Hon.
w Court o, Probate ~ The town Of North Kings
lowe, appointed Commissioners 20 receive. ex'fninc
ana sdiun the eisiufs of the several creditors ..
c,inst The Estate Of IsKA SWEET, late OF ss'i
Town, deceased, sebresen,ed insolvent' give no.
,ics ,,a, SIX months from ,he eleventh inst are AZ
loved ua,o said creditors. for bringing W and prov.
ing their respective clsIrns and that se Va soeno'
Tor that purpose. q, our respective dwellings sith-
ISAAC HALL. c-.
REM SMITH.
an persons ipdrb,ed to said Estde. are hereby
required 10 make imsneSis'c payment 20
tlt sILAs ALLIS, ldtnr.
.Aorn Hsgsss1sn, .Massa 20, 1910 -
- PRINTING, " all kind.. e.rrenftf in
a saliysrfoe3-neaaer, rf ,tis 9fHcs.
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Din. ROgERrsON,s
Infallib!e WORM DESTROYING LoxEN6Et.

P'ies NV eenfs.
a medicine Ligby necvsyssry 70 be kept II al e.
sYarrons--1'he cohnihon symptoms Of itu
worms are, paleness ef the connsenance, Il bslt-
times flushing OF the face, itching Of the uossJ si
about the seat starting sud grinding Of the teeth y
Sleep swelling Of tlie upper lip. ths sppssits st"s
times bad, at other tines voracious Iooseness, pl
tue urine fro,by and Sometimes Of 4 ~hlisn en,os
gripping OF cholic pains, an involuntary dlsehafEt -
saliva, especially ~ben asleep freqleit pains N ,
side. wnh a try cough. and unequal pulse pspis
tions of the heart, swoomings, cold s~essss palsy
epiIep(fc fits, &c.
Though ounbetIess Medicines are extoiicd fores.
peliing and killing wotms. are equal IN EFFICACY
10 DR.. Robcrtson's Worm Destroy ing Lozcnges, The.
are mid N ,hc operation, andnay bc gissn " The
youngest infant with safety.
DR DYOTTsr