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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Nautical fntrllfgemsr..
PORT OF NEWPORT,

ENTERED,
Sloop IIuntress, Read, New-York.
Sloop Essex, Pitman, New. York
CLEAR ED.
Sloop Huntress, Read, Providence
Sloop Essex. Pitman, Bristol.
Schooner Pizarro, Iioxsie, koy-West.
.ARRU.2LS.
IurHepAy. Nov. 3D--orr. ship Augusta
2ortnr; fir. Sayannah
Sloop Industry, Crowell, rr. Hartford
SArrGoAy, Dec. 2---arr. brig Robert Reed
Noal, ir Havana, for n York
schr iermos, Creighton, of Oxford, fr
b itimorr.
SlooP Romeo, Bailey, fr Baltimore.
sloop William, Phillips, f.. N York.
SuNDAy--arr. sloop Active, Baker, fr. N.
invcn for Dartmouth
Sloop hruity, Munro, fr. Prov for Now.
York.
Sloor Factor, Paul, fr New-Ynrk.
slpop Essex, Piiman, ir N. York
Sioop Mcrcator. Read, fr II York.
MoADhY--arr sloop Lort Nelson, Durfeo,
tr. Troy
Sloop Fair Haven, Brown, fr. Frectown.
Sloop Geo. Il Phcbc, Hathaway, fr. n
Bcd ord
Soop Gen. Warren, Prisby, fr Taunton.
TuEsoAr--afr. sohr. Honor u Amey, Nor.
ton ir. Bangor.
Schr. Rambler, B,ker. f. Belfast
Sloop Bolivar, Tehel, ir Freetown, for ".
York
Sloop Fair Play, Hathaway, f. Frcclown.
Sloop Juno, Eldredgc. f., Sandwich
Sloop Superior, Reeve, ir. River Heed
Sloop Fame, Allen, fr. Nantucket
Sloop Leopard, Greene, fr. Nantucket.
Sloop Deborah, Swift, fr. Sandwich.
MEMORANDA.
At Calloa, Aug. ., ship Panther, Bowers,
Of Providence, for India
Arrived at Baltimore, eth ult. schr Lau.
rel, from this port.
Brig PoTona, Newton, Of this port, at Mo.
bile, Oct 18th, in Is days from Ncw-York
AT New-Orleans, Sd ult. brig William, Tay.
lor, Of this port, from Havana.
AZ Havana, Nov. 18th, brig Fame, Bglcy
waiting cargo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

and il is deserved. In tie raiist OF all the
black visages hich from the picture ofthe
Gresk revolution, Canaris appears like one
Of those antique heads, whose admirable
features serve TO this day, as models. The
Turks themselves esteem and admire this
brave mariner, and posterity, which will
Judge in very different manner the gen
eral character nd the details ofthis revo.
luton, will record in its immortal pages,
the courage, the patriotism and the disn.
teresiedness of Canaris."
-.-e0o>s--
DORCAS SOCIETY.-OnS Sunday @
vening next, if fair weather, a sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Mr.. McpoE, at
the Methodist Chapel-and a collection
made in aid Of the institution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
State Of Rhode Island, &c.
In General assembly, October Sssstv /,
a. ~ 1906. ~

IN the Petition Of CHRrsropHs a r.
" CHAMrLrN and others, prayip o. for
reasons therein stated, that they NAV he
incorporated for tho transportation of pas-
scngers in Narragansett Bay; more partic-
ularly between the town Of New port and
the West side Of said Bay, in tho county of
Washington, under the name ard stvl. Of
the ARRAGANsETr BAF CoMt ANY 10.
ted and ResotDed, That said petition Le re-
ccived, and continued 10 the r.ext Soss;o,,
ofthe General Assembly; that in the moar
time the petitioners give public notice OF
the pendency of said petition, by publish.
ing copy Of this vote for three weeks suc g..
cessively, in all the Newspapers printed IN
the town Of Newport.
true Copy il-Witnoss,
HENRY BOWEN, scc'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Count Of PrObate, ..iaeporf, Dec. 5. I826.


WIIEREAS application having rIri-
w day been made for administrator
on the estate OF Moan BARKsR, late u.'
Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred 10 Court Of Probnte, to
be holden al tl,c State House in Newport
on the FIRST Monday Of January neAt, az
Jo'cipck. A. -. :-Noiico is hereby given
to all PERSONS interested in the estate of
sad deceased, to appear at SAID time anil
place, If they zoe ~. and they shallbc hoard
By order Of said Court,
NJ, w. 3. ilowLsNp, Prob. CYel.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Netc Shoe Store.
VIM. N, G.. AExME,

Informs has. friends andhe public IN general,
"HAT he has taken The Store No. I2l
u Thames street, recently occupied by
Josr.H o. BUnDfcE, where be has on hand
a general assortment Of Gentlemen and
Ladies Boots ard Shoes, Of the first quail.
ty which he offers for sale as cheap os can
be purchased in aDy other Store in New
port.
n. y. Measures taken for Gentlemen
and Ladies' Boots and Shoes, and particu-
lar attention paid TO repairing.
Newport, Dec. Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
MNWN GOODS
JAMES MursrroRD,
SD,

THAMES STREET,
HAS Just received from New. York, q
u II great variety of fresh imported
GooD3, which he is selling very low. :.
.7moag the Goods, are -
Blue, steel aud Oxford mix'd Broad>'
cloths; blue and mix'd Cassimeres; blues
habit Cloths; deyonshire Kcrseys; reda
white, green and black flannels; "A, sd
9-l and l0-4 rose Blankets; Scotch and
Caroline Plaids; blue Camblet Calicoess
black Bombazoen do. Bombazetts; fig'a
Silks; vclvctcen Shawls kid Gloves, fcS
l2d, l6 aud 20 cents spotted Muslin;
Russia diaper Swiss muslin cravats:
Gentlemen and Ladies worsted Hose
black Levantine white and black India
Sarsnet black and green Italian Grapes;
Prusslan shawls; fancy and guuse hdkis !;
very handsome vest patterns Irish linens |;
Merno hdkfs silk and cotton Umbrellas !;
furniture chints valencia scarfs Swias
and book muslins book muslin hdkfs /.
green moreen Cashmere Shawls, sc Sc
fLSO-A superior assortment of Do
mestic bleached and unbleachod CorroNs
oil of which will be sold as cheap as OK
any Store in the State.
Newport, Nov. %, 1896
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

A PERSON offers to teach school in
"a the eastern centre District in Hop.
kinton, from the 10Th Of December to the
1st of April, without any compensation,
and supply the same school with an Ia.
structress, from April to October, at his
own expense.
A letter, directed 10 A. u. Amherst, n.
Hampshire, and conveyed by mad, will be
faithfully regarded. - .sr..,E
November Both, 1906.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

A GREAT COAT. The owner may
IA have it again, by proving properly,
and paying for this ajSertisement Apply
at this Office. Dec. z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Cannts-Even the Oriental Spectator
pays The following tribute Of applause tn
this brave Greek Captain. After mention
ing the presentation to hun by the Greek
Committee Of Paris, ofseal, valued at 1900
f-ancs, on which is represented hand
..th torch setting Gre to ship, and ofa
iurb ssd excellent musket, presented by
he maker at Paris tins paper adds-"The
enthusiasm in favour Of Cansris is general;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Messrs. S. g. NJ. Allen. OF New-York
have lost package, containing bank
notes, cheeks, &c. 70 a large amount
They oGfsr reward Of one thousand dol
irs for the recovery Of the same. The
package was taken from the steam boat
between Nsw-York and Albany, bat
whether by mistake or purposeiy is not
known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

by notice from the cashier of the
State Bank at Trenton il would appear
that the bank il ignoraut Of the amount of
its bills in circulation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

FRoM THE PAcIFIc. We have seen let.
ters from Callao Bay TO the 29th July
Hull had returned thither from Lima. The
accounts from Lima were that plot to send
Bolivar and his troops out Of the country
had been detected there. and that thirty
persons Of the first families had been ar.
rested and imprisoned as leaders Of the
conspiracy.--It was the general opinion at
Lima. that Bolivar would be assassinated.
but not before he had shot the persons ss.--
pcc'ed. One OF the letter writer's adds,
al have seen 81 persons shot-twenty nj
one time " In wha, will such things cnds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

VERY INTER ESTING FROM PERU.
Erirgti ora letter from Lima dated Jui.,
81. eceiired B.; he Rsbecea Sims, at q.
Tod.
Il am afraid hat tic war in tiis coun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Newport, Dec. G, 1896.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
VIRGINIA..
Glass 4, drawn Yesterday, in Richmond.

A few Tickets may be had if orders are i'm
mediotely left at the Lucky Office Of
j. G.. SHAW.
Whole Tickets So, Quarters 81 %.
Newport, Dec. q, ic2G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
West Baptist Society Lottery.
THIRD Glass,
VIII be drawn in Providence on Wedncs-
day next, Dec. 18th.

For tickets and parts apply at the lucky
Office of j &. SHAW.
Newport, Dec.7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Flour was SIG the barrel at Kingston,
Jam. on the 9th ult. Much dissatisfac
ton, existed there at the closing of the
ports against American vessels.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Friday next is the day recommended by
the Synod OF New Jersey to be observed
as day OF fasting and prayer, on account
of the low state of reli igion in the church
es within their jurisdiction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Rhode-lsland State Lottery.
To be drawn next Wednesday, in Provi-
dence.
30 numbers combination--4 ballots drawn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

We understand, by a letter from St.
Salvador, that the slave brig called the
Prince of Guinea, which was built at Phi
ladelphia not great while since, and sold
to the Braziians, has been captured by
the tender of an English frigate, while on
her passage from the Coast to st. Saliva
dor. The tender had guns and 20 men.
and the brig l2 guns, and 20 men. Ali
the men ran below but the boatswain.-
She had 600 slaves on board.
Boston Palladium.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Wood and charcoal are getting so high
in New-lfayen and other places of Con
necticut that they are beginning to use
Lehigh and r.. /. coal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

CANAL Toll. The amount of toll re-
ceived since the first day of October, BY
the Collector at Albany is Forty Thousand
Dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

It is intimatcd in English papers that
the influence of the British government
will be used TO give to Spain a consttu-
tional monarchy with Ferdinand at its
head.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
PrpLtc-No. sal

AN ACT 20 con pensnte the Registers and
Receivers e the Lnnd Office, for Extra
Services rendered under the provisions Of
the act Of TIE SECOND of March, eighteen
hundred and weUly one.
D. Il f,drieR By The Stnuie and House Of
Representatives. II In United STATES Of II
-erica IA Congress assembled, That for
thr .rr,icrs ~ d-rrd by the Registers aud
Receiver of the several Land Districts, in
car wig INTO IL, ct thr art for the relief of
The nnrh.s.rs Of Public Lands, prior To
the frs, day # July, eighteen hundred
and twenty, passrd on the second day If
March, one thpu-and Eight hundred and
twenty one. and thu several acts supple
mrutary thereto, the Secretary of The
Treasury, wsh the appreciation Of the
President, iu addition TO the fees allowed
BY -. sad art aud supplementary acts,
sim hs, aud he Is hereby. authorized to
ma, ach all vance aud compensation 10
eatl NM sAld officers, rs shall appear 10
Bin 80 ne reasonable and ,at nh,cr al
how, CO shall in no case, exceed the ex
ptnc'ture incurred in clerk hire, by any
X si-ter or Receiver, in consequence of
fhr doiIes imposed upon those officers by
fhr pro, lsuns at the said act and the act
supplementary thereto, aud the one half OF
one per cent, on the amount Of payments
made by rsl,nqulshmsnts and discounts,
calculating the value OF the lands relln-
eulshed al the rate oftwo dollars per acre
PT0rtdtd. That the allow snce made on &C
conot of per cen,agr, including THEN aunua
sala,y md Including their commission on
the money actaaiIy paid, shall in no case,
exceed, 10 any one officer for any one
year. the sun oi three Thousand dollars.
Approved, May g IS26.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
fpuBLit No. 86.I

40 ACT To compensate Receivers of Public
Moneys tor transporting aud depositing the
same.
b Il enacted BY the Senate and Hosse Of
Representatives. Of The United STATES Of
nloica u, Congress assembled, That il shall
b. lawful Tor the Secretary of the Treasn-
20 alio" 10 the several Receivers Of Pub
he Moneys, IN the several Land Offices,
reasonable compensation for transporting
TO, and d'posl,ius such moneys in an,
Bant ~ ohler place OF depostc, that may
from lime To time, be designated by the
Secretary ofthe Treasury for that purpose,
winch compensation shall BIZ regulated ac-
cordiug 10 the actual labour, expense and
risk. of such transportation and deposite,
to the place of deposite, and returning
therrfrom.
See. 9. find he ii further enacted, That
IL shall be lawful for the Secretary of the
Treasury, in his discretion, to make like
compensation to the several Receivers of
PLbhc MONEYS for similar services by them
performed since the reduction of their
compensation by the act OF the tbirtieth OF
April, one Thousand eight hundred aud
sIghteen.
ArPRovED-May %, 1876.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
JOHN q ADAMS.
No. a7.l

I
Az ACT authorizing tie PAYNE nj oil interest
dn, 10 the State ~ New York.
Be enacied bg he Senate and House q
REPRESENTA- res ofthe United States Of Il
ueice IA Congress asmmbted, Thai, the
proper Accounting Officer nf the Ireasu-
,Yy Dcp2ltn1ent he, and tory are hereby,
authorized md directed 10 liq idste aud
eetle hrciaim Of The State of New York
agaiosf IT, United Statrs. for intfrest up
on loans - money au.tpHed, and Htual.
" exuendvd by her ior the use aud benefit
OF The l. dcd States, during the late war
.ah q. Is tam.
So. { md b, il further tnactea, That,
inHayetlainiog the amount q, interest, as
alpfo II, dee 10 th. State OF Ne" fofk,
the 'ienlrt les shall be understood AZ
spplt Ii nd governing the ease, To
WI: first aai interest sball not be com
pntsd tan 10y sum which New York has
not cxpe, I'd for Ihr use and benefit ofthr
Drihaa IS. AZ evidenced by the amount
reG'ioa' q. lenaid to New York, by the
Unif-u : les; Second, thai w interest
shall he o. & on any sum Oh which sn" has
BIT r3id li'rresi Third. that, when the
prime ,dl, 90 my part oft, has been paid
or r,'u sod - the United States, or mn-
ney p.aeed in IL hands NJ New York Tor
thai purpose, the iptprrst an IN. sum ~
som 81 paid or ref nd,d sh'Il cease, and
BOT be aosidrred \ chargeable 10 thu Uni
tee Npta#, longer than ny 10 the time
OF The fepayn rnt rs Aforesaid.
See. 5. IND b. At further enacted, That
RE amount of the lnt, rest, when ascertain
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his eyes pausts for a few mon,en,, ~
describes the identical place wher. -"
beast IS at thai time II is Something ~
rIons that he canant see in lhis way n, =
plying The lee hird % the eyes. From -
right hand he h, lost the thunIh-wt.
this incident took place, it Z, eAt, irn,tas
ed his occult vision.
II would be too tedious to N in,otp
details of the wonderful gifts of thes. =.
men, Though ! as fully believe that ~
possess the. second siglt as believe fl !,
Psris is in France, or London in Enpl,a4
Enough Is mere written to excite the s,,.s
uiation of III. GU Ions
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1s roRrTY.

Law - gsf Gu - srATts. fAssfn At
4ae stRsf session. oT raE NM.
zEFsTu cn<sEess.
ifuo &c No sc.
An ACi allowir apneais md - r's NJ er
ror tr,ai the l. slans b. thr District Cnnr
IN tho nor,kefn District of New York, ~
V~rg,a cnses.
Re u stdcfel BY he S,aair and House q
Repr,sentahres Of he Uaited States u IL
m,riea ~ Congress assembled. That sp.
p.sis aud WIS Of err shall lie from de-
cis.nns IN The District Corr ion the Nor.
th.rp Eisirict nf New York, when exercl-
ring IA. powers ofs Circuit Court; ard
from Il cisions htch nay be made by the
Circuil Gaui for the Southern District of
SAID SAT-, IN causes heretofore removed
~ aid Circuit Court. from the said Dis
trict Court sitting rs a Crcun Court, to tho
Supreme Csnrt of the United states, in
the sane usahnur as from Circuit Courts.
AgpnosEp--Met e2 1875.
InIlN IA knANG
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fPUBLIo-No col

AN ACT making appropriations for the Pub.
lie Buildings in Washington, aud for other
purposes
b. 1t enacted By The Senate aud House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of T.
nseriea IN Congress assembled That the
following sums be-, and the same are here
by, respectively appropriated, to be paid
out of any money in the Treasury, not o.
therwise appropriated, for the following
purposes, that is to say;
For finishing the large room in the Pre-
sident's house; fori the purchase of furni.
ture, and ior repairs of the house, the sum
oftwenty Eve thousand dollars, for finish
ing the fences. and graduating and impro-
vi0g the grouods connected with the Pre-
sisnt's house, the sum of FIVE thousand
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

eight heodred and sixty Hre doiiars Tor
continuing Tire work ou the Capitol. the
sum of one hundred thousand dollsrs for
sepsir If hnss for ffr eugine, the sum ot
THREE hundred dollars ior the widow OF
Gioyauni Andrei, -four HUNDRED dollars TO
drlrsy the cxpensrs al her return To Italy.
SIC. .. .fad Be II further snaeied, That
all furaiture purchased tor The use Of the
President house. shall he ~ FAR rs pracil-
cable, of A merican or domestic msnafac-
tare.
SIC. 5. .4ndbr il further enacted, That
the Commlssaner Of Public Buhding' shall
hereafter receive the SUN of two thousand
dollars per snnum as bis salary 10 be paid
TO him IS other salaries at. paid, and any
Law here lofore authorizing hin to employ
a clerk in his Office shall b., aud the same
is hereby, repealed.
APPsovEp-Msy q, 1896.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
IPuBLTc No. 81

AN ACT for the relief OF the Florida Indians.
Be II enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives. QCMe United States Of a.
meuea in Congress assembled, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars BIZ, and
the same is hereby, app "prlaled out of a
ny money in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated, to be expended under the
directions Of the President, in affordlng
sus,rnance to the suffering Florida Indians.
APPssvEp-May2 az. 1926.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

Nashville, on the An Of July.
Does corruption and faction exist vb;..
are The sure key-stones To destruction :.
Has the constitution been violated, eL.h
we have all pledged ourselves to snpnor,"
Have any high-handed measures can't.
TO the will of the majority been no, !,
force? In word does party spirit .,;.,.
H. answer to this, where is the eve o..
would not look, or the finger that vonjs
not point, during the last Pre-. identiai DIV
ton. To- the infamous Henry CLAY, the nr,
vate and political Gambler, who by a bald
display of corruption not only violated tlo
constitution, but deprived our Distinguish
fellow citizen Andrew Jackson Of the Pr
sidsntial Chair? For such base and a,,o.
oious acts may he meet the vilest execr,-
tions Of his countrymen; and were il ma,
sacrilegi0us bow seriously could [ pr,o
that the magnificent fre-bal with all ito a.
ry and enormous train, wond descend
from its ceiestial-habitatio sweep him
from the face of the earth, wrap him IN ,
volley of flames. aud cast him like a bum.
shell TO the skies"
There's a climax for you la bum sbell
to the skies The idea however appear,
to nave been borrowed from rival orator
Randolph-"sky high-sky high" Tie
sentiment is in good keeping with the toast
of one M'Farland in Pennsylvaria-" car.
pets made Of the skins 0f the enc les Of
Gen. Jackson for. his friends to walk opanp
or some such demi-savas elsm. This
Topping orator is but humble mutation.
Reporter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
Portsmouth, IN. IL O1t.6

-4duentlres 81 a Cent-A lad who was
an apprentice To "A goldsmith in this town
in 1900. hammered cent into an octagon,
marked the initials Of his name, and the
date. Sept 7, that being the day on which
he was Ii years old, and sent it abroad a.
moUg its fellows. About month sinte,
the cent found its way iuto the hands et
the same lad, now an old gentleman of 40,
after tiayersing the world for the period Of
28 years.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

tuausly--this man, whose fepufaiionstood'
so high, was at last denied grave. HIS
superb coffin was torn from the vault IN
which it had been placed, aod broken IN
pieces while his earcase, dragged from
il by the mob, was thrown like carton ~
to one ofthe public sewers which runs 10
to the Seine.
a Duel Prevented !-lnformation was
received at the Police Office yesterday
morning. at half past five o'clock, tbht a
duel was on foot, between a Mr.. s.,
aud MIR. B, and unless prevented,
would be fought early that morning at
Hoboken. Mr.. Justice ilopson vas in
stantIy on the alert, and repaired himself
tn one of the Jersey Ferries, and despatch
ed some officers to the other Ii was ~
season: for the nfiicrr had but just az l'td
at the Barclay street Fer, before tie gem
tiemaD against whom The compliant was
made (S----- made his appearance at
the Ferry House, and was Of course pa-
lilely taken into custody. lie refused TO
give bail neither to shoot his antagonist,
nor suffer himself to be shot, and was Ia
ken To prison, where he remained at the
lat adtlces. Information was soon alter
wards received. that the other parry, 81
eonds, doctors pistols, and all, were at thr
Ferry, and officers were sent TO make
them captives also. But, on learning the
fate of the first principal, and believing
that that there eau be no fighting" where
one side only gives the blaws," they pru-
IDENTIFY 9made themselves scarce"
~ Y. Com. .4dv.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
DOMESTIC,
A TOpP.ING cI.nIAy

Extract from IN Grafton delivered by n.
ID Topp. at Capt Hopes Spring mn, n
Nashville, on the An oFyulv. 0'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

Isaac B. Desha has been admitted TO ba'
by Judge Henry o. Brown. His recoS
nlzaDce is for one Thousand dollaFs--Jh'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
Reading, Osfobey 81.

TIE CANAL Scarcely had The wafer been
re admitted into tbe Canal, alter repairing the
breach in the embankment mentioned in tins paper
oil week before last when another break or rather
sink, was discovered below KissiAger's Bridge,
about one and half miles above this Borough
Here, 1--WE are informed) the water found chsst.
about thirty feet deep, into which it poured, run.
ming from thence nearly quarter OF a mile anael
ground, TO the liver SchuylkiIl. Pionpt measures
were Immediately taken 10 fill up the hole end
hopes were entertained that ii would be accom-.
plisbed BY to-day. But we are informed, tia, there
is yet another large break in the embankment.
distance above Rodearmers dam, near "Duncan's
Rock" Whether an attempt has yet been made
to repair the latter do not know, but presume
there has. There are about 100 boats lying in the
Canal above, principally laden with COAL whose
owners are undoubtedly much disheartened at these
disasters. 1t is the opinion Of many that such is
the very unfs,orsble nature Of the ground upon
which this scr ton of the Canal is located that the
Company will ultimately be compelled to change
lis course. Certain it is, that 1t has already cost
an immense sum Of money, merely in repairs, and
we believe considerably more than the repairs done
to all the other parts Of the Canal put together.
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