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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

On the 9th, Hon. John Bell delivered
an Address at the first annual meeting of
the Alumni Society of the University Of
Nashville.
DISTRESSING SHIPwRECK. A gentle
man who arrived at Norfolk on Saturday
10th, reports on the authority ofthe com
mander of the Light Boat, that Bay
Pilot had been capsized off Cape Charles
and out of thirteen souls who were on
board, only three were saved.
NAvAL.-The L. S. Frigate Brandy
wine, Capt. Kennedy, bound to the
Mediterranean, got under way from
Hampton Roads, at about II o'clock on
Thursday morning, and proceeded to sea.
Wind $. West.
MAKING Noses. In the hospital of
Pdy at Paris, woman who had lost her
nose by liberation, was lately supplied
with IA new one, by VI. Istlanc, who
took the materials from her checks.
Such Is the power OF modern surgery
Whilomc the loss of oncs' nose was con-
sidcrcd irrcparablc, by any surgical
means, and paper subtitutc was the best
known remedy for the case. But 10
sooner is the nasal organ lost, than pres
to, new one is manufactured out Of the
forehead or the checks, and those ram
paging fellows, War, Accident and Di-
seasc, have very little cause for triumph
This Improvement in surgery must be
Of vast Importance to the salt river roar
crs, the 'alligators' and Swapping tur-
tlcs' of the West, who need not give
themselves any trouble to preserve their
original noses, seeing that new ones may
be so easily obtaincd-.N. T. CoaS'eN.
One of our brother typos adveriscs
for Outs! What under the sun can a
printer want of oats; Is is possible that
he has become SO reduced as to be un-
der the necessity Of feeding his devils
upon oats; or, what would be more
strange, is it possible he has got horse!
MATRIMONIAL BIIss.--Sevcntcen
wives and nine husbands applied TO the
Sup. Court of RhoGc Island lately sitting
at Providence, for divorces. Seven
were granted, two rejected, and the rest
conimued-to scratch each others faces
until the next session.
Don NIigucPs Squadron, consisting of
a ship of the line, one lrgatc and two
briggs, were still cruising oli'thc Western
Islands III September, but had made 10
recent captures. Two British lrigates
were cruising off Terccra for the pro-
lection OF their commerce.
Flour at St. Thomas, Oct. ;. was SCI
ling at Sc, 80, the stock being light. Bu-
siness in general was dull, but as the past
season had been favourable for the crops,
an improvement was soon expected.
The L. S. schr Porpoisc, 1t. Com.
Pcrcival, sailed from Norfolk Goth inst
for the West Indies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

SHIpwREcK-Brig Adams, Bigley, days
from this port for Wilmington, was cast away on
the night of the sth inst. in severe gale, ON
Chckamicomico Shoal, 20 miles n. of Cape Hat
,eras.-Crew and passengers saved bnt the brig 4,
with most of her cargo, was entirely lost. Capt.
BgIey, and Mr. J. A. Peckham, Il passenger, re-
manned by the wreck to save what they could.
Arr. at Charleston, l7th, s!oop Wave, from this
polt.
AR. at Washington, n. &. 10Th, sch. Spring
bird, Nickerson, from this port.
The William Southwick, arr at Charleston,
18th, from this port.
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MA IL IN H.
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Schr Pocahon,as, Southwick, New York.
Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Sloop President. Gates, Saybrook.
llunireSS, Dennis, New York
Ann, Manchester, do.
Mary, Heath. do.
Splendid, Read. do.
CLEARED,
Schr Love, Thatcher, New-lork.
Sally Hope, Baker, Providence
Hope, Burlck, Havana.
Sloop Mary, Burt, Philadelphia
lIuntrcss Dennis. Providence.
Ann, Manchester, do.
Mary, Heath. do.
Splendid, Read, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Saturday, Oct. ODD,
Schrs Superior, Barlow, Providence; Washing
ton, Eldrcdge, do. Hiram, Peace, fin T.. Green
wich for Turks Island SloopS Alonzo, Monroe,
I'm York; Mary, Heath, do; Susanna. Bourne,
fin Proyd. for Sandwich.
Sunday, 2ih,
Schrs. President Wood, I'm Proyd. for Bali !;
Pocahontas, Souihwick, fm V Soops Venus,
hid; New York Potter, both fin Prov. for n Y.
Mondoy, 2jh,
Schrs Sally Hope, Baker I'm Boston; Three
Brothers. Iiall lin Boston Cor \ Work; leo, Rog-
'is' IN Bath. Soop' Hamilton, NtlIaps I'D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
MARRIAGES..

At Middlctown on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr. SuIlcns, Mr.. William p. SulIens Of
Portsmouth, TO Miss Sarah Ann Barker, daughter
Of Stephen Barker, of Nliddetown.
In Canton, (Ohio) Oct. 10th, Mr.. Oliver w.
Page, formerly ofPorsmouth, X. |. TO Miss Caro-
line Props OF the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

BRlG ORnIT.-Wc published IA short
time since an account mutiny and muir
der on board the blig Orbit, bound from
the Coast of Aiiica for Newly orli-this
vessel having been boarded at sea by II
Boston vessel which brought in two Of
her crew. BY tr arrival at this port
Yesterday from St. Ihomas, Of the schr.
Cicero, intelligence is received that the
Orbit had gone ashore at Trinidad, with
all sail set, and that son boarding her
not a living creature was To be found. :"
No other particulars are given.
DiH. inner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
From the Montgomery (ilabama) journal. }

From the Montgomery tNlahama) Journal. }
IIonRrp MrnpER.-Thc secret and
9,rocious murder of Mr.. White has been
acted over again in this county, but we
fear the prospect of bringing TO punish
mcnt the authors of the deed is gloomy.
About two weeks since, NJ. Edcs, in
Pike county, was sitting by his wife,
near the fire, when he was shot dead 10y
some person from without The ball
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

NEw-YoRK. The opponents of the
present administration entertain and ex-
press decided hopes that MIR Grangerwill
succeed against the other candidates
for the chief magistracy of that great
State. The success of Mr.G. would un-
questionably operate iavorabIy to the
cause ofMr. Clay in New-York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
LACE WORKING.

"M VI. e. COZZENS, having engaged to
w furnish a lot of LACES within a certain
period, will supply those who understand the busi-
ness with steady work; and as an nduccment Lot
for an immediate application, he will give from one
to three cents per yard more than his usual prices
TO those who finish their work in the time stated
Open as usual, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday evenings, from early candle light until hall
past o'clock, at
No. I, Udshingion- Square.
Oct 13
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

passed through his head and so instan-
taneous was his death that he did not c.
ven fall from his chair, but remained in
the position in which he was sitting until
some of the neighbors, three miles off,
could arrive. A man by the name of
Gormond has been arrested upon suspic-
ion of being the murderer, and a true bill
found by the Grand Jury. Gormond
was his step son, and at the time the gun
fired his mother jumped up and exclain-
ed, "Don't kill him, my son-but take
the property" A difference between
Gormond and Edcs, had excited for some
time, circumstances, probably, improper
no" to mention, induced the finding Of IL
true bill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
Ill II IL A LDOF THE TIMES.

Jones, West, both fin New Bedford Rising sum-
Presby, Taunton; Splendid, Read, is hours FIN
New York; Cynthia, Post, fin do; Fair America,
Barlow; Friendship, Barlow both FIN Sandwich.
Tuesday, 26h,
Schr D'Wof, Kelly from Saco. Sloop Geo.
& Phebe, Savory im Wareham for Hartford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

efforts to defeat the Jackson candidates.
Sensible and candid men admit that the
State is for Clay, as the election for MEM
bers of Congress in December will fully
demonstrate.
NERMoNT.-Aitcr thirty-two attempts
to elect governor in Vermont, commence
ing in the house on the 10th, and ter
minating on the 10Th inst, MIR. Gratis was
elected by. majority of six. 1t was "A
contest between the anti-lnasons as such,
and the friends of Clay. A few anoma-
lous persons, perhaps Jacksonian Office
seekers, seem to have it i'll their power to
affect the balance of parties.
PENNsYLvANIA ELECTION. Andrew
Stewart, the Anti-Jackson candidate for
Congress in the counties Of Faycttc and
Green, is elected by upwards Of 300 ma
jority over Thomas Irwin, the present
member. Ia the Bedford district, Da-
vid Mann, An'i-Jackson, is also said to
be elected Mr.. Coulter, the prn'cat
Jackson member, is reelected in the
Westmoreland District. The result, so
far as heard, gives II Jackson members
of Congress, including the two members
from Mr.. lnghum's late district, who have
been reelected by Anti-Masonic votes
4 ani-masons-and 9 anti-Jacksoni-
ans districts not heard from In the
present delegation there is but one anti
Jacksonian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
COOKING STOVES.

"ILTON HALL, has just received from New
w York, and keeps constantly on hand, Post
ley's improved cooking stoves. Postley Franklin
stoves, No. I, 2, & 3. 80. stoves. new and Sc
cond hand.-Also two No. 3, rosiley square
stoves
Dtl D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

A town meeting was held last week, at
which it was voted to establish a night
Warren on the 1st of December next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
AD.NI.NIS 7RaTORS TTCE.

NNlIE Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of
= Middlctown having appointed the subscriber
Administrator de bonls non with thc VIII anncI-
ed, on the estate of
WILLIAM BROWN,
late of MIddetovn, dcc.--Noticc is hereby given
10 all persons indebted to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having demands against said
estate to present the same for settlement.
GEo. E. SHAW, .4dmr.
Newport, Sept. 2s, 1890
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AK
FOR 1880.

VESllE subscriber, Collector Of the TOWN
E- TAX voted in June last, hereby gives no.
ticc that he has commenced the collecting Of said
taA, and respectfully requests all those indebted to
pay the same without delay, at No ., Market
square. JosLpH MARTIN.
Newport, Oct. 20, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
3SSiG.NEES'.S NOTICE.

.1SSiG.NEE.S'S NOTICE.
VA f this day received from William Moore
w of the town and county Of Newport, an
assignment of all his property, in trust, for the ben
eft of his creditors: They are therefore requested
TO present their claims within three months fom
the date hereof as Immediately after the cNpira-
ton Of that term dividend of his effects will be
declared and paid upon such demands as shall be
received and allowed within that time All per-
sons indebted TO said Moore are requested TO make
payment without delay TO
JOSEPH J. FALEs,
ii. Y. CRANsToN, i's"'t'
.NerpOrt, lSih Oct 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

CANpDATEs.-As many individuals
doubted whether Mr. Adams would con-
sent to be n candidate for Congress, says
the Plymouth Memorial, ii is just, per-
haps, TO remove those doubts by publish
ing the following extract OF II letter from
Johm Quincy ,hIoms, in answer to the
one informing him officially Of his nomin-
alton The letter is dated Quincy, Oct
l5, 1880.
Hf my fellow citizens Of the District
should think proper to call for such SER
vices as it may be in my power to render
them by representing them in the 22d
Congress, am not aware of any sound
principles which would justify me in
Withholding them. To the maniicsta-
tons of the people, who, at two several
meetings, have seen fit to present my
name for the sullragcs of the District, |
am duly and deeply sensible"
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xsA
.I!lsM.

VENO LET- and possession given Immediately,
NJ the lower part of the house in Church street,
now occhpled by Mrs. T.. White Said tenement
las every convenience which is necessary for a
small family. For further particulars enquire Of
MILTON HALL, or
Mrs. ILIZABETH WHITE.
Oct. l3
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DIR. MOOR Il.

XI'oK SALE, fine toned square Piano Forte.
Wy A. MI NRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

Mexico. The brig Hope Retrieve at
New-l ork, brings Vera Cruz papers to
September ., containing Mexico dates
to Sept 4.
There arrived at Vera Cruz during
August, American vessels, 6 Eng ,
Hamburg; and 9 Mexican. Total %.
Sailed, , Am. 4 Eng. French, and -
Mexican. Total %
Exported during the same month,
Sl88, ,437 insilvcr coin, $1,000 in bullion,
SO, 200 in gold coin, and $500 iii silver
plate. Total, S202 ,GG3.
COnsuiate ofhe r. s. .A--Pera Cruz, }
SEPT. lst, 1880. \
Notice is hereby given to all the citi-
Zcns of the United States of America re-
siding within this Consulate, that by Il
law Of the Republic it is made their duty
to provide themselves with annual pass
ports; and they arc requested to leave
their names at this office in order that
the same may be procured through the
proper channel.
!. STONE, Acting Consul
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST FRANCE.
The National lntclligcnccr, in remark
ing upon this subject, says that 'thc i'm
preston seems to be general, and is
doubtless well founded, that the revolu-
ton in France is decidedly favorable to
the long standing claims of our merchants
on that Government Those now at the
head Of affairs in that country would not,
and will not, we dare say, hesitate to ac-
knowledge and allow any just claim from
the United States"
In addition to these remarks, VIC may
state that private letters, recently recciy-
ed in this city from Paris, speak Ola dis
position having been clearly manifested
by the existing Government Of France
TO satisfy the reasonable demands of the
United States, and none other should be
pressed " Y inner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27

Fare from .Ncu- Yo,k 10 BOSTON SO.
Fare from Providence 10 .Ntm- York 6S.
Fare from Newport 10 .Ntp- York S. 90.
Fare from Newport 10 Providence, 500.
MEALS EXTRA.
ARRANGEMENT FOR OCT. 1880.
The PRESIDENT, Captain r. $. BUNKER.
iedres Irormcnc6, Oct. I 6, II, l6, 2I, 2b.
20 at ~ M.--and .Neu- York 4, 8, ii, 10, %,
- AT p. M.
The WASHINGTON, Captain CoMsTocK,
frdreS fr0rmence, Oct. 2, 7, IL, 10, 20, 26,
80, at IL M.-dnd .Netc- York 5, ., l3, Is, %, ,
Is, at p. NJ.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt +. s,
BUNKER, iC0rrs Procidtnce Oct 4, s IA, 10
20, p, at IL, Maud .Nc,c- York |, 6, II, 10,
Il, 20, 29, at p. NJ.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON, Capt.
{. CoGGEsHALL,, te0reS Prevalence Oct. 8
y, l3, Is, %, %, at IL M.---and .Ne1c- York 2
Z, IL, Is, 20, 26, 80, at 2. NJ.
The Packets both 10 and from New York, touch
n' the long wharf AT Newport, To receive and land
passengers. Carriages always in waiting upon
their arrival
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06

All was quietin Egypt-no military expedition
was IN preparation. The Pacha renamed satls'
6ed with Keeping his feet in state OF readiness,
and with concentratiug-his forces at the prlnclpai
ports on the shores of Egypt. Damietta. Rosetta
and Alexandria His fleet, composed OF 8 tn
gates of so guns. sloops of war, and origs'
has been cruising for the last two months OIL Alex
andria, under the command Of Nj Letellier. but
does no, 90 to any great distance. and the vessels
make movements merely to practise the sailors.
There are in the port of Alexandria, one trlgate
of 90 guns. two sloops, and eight briggs. There
ver. on the stocks one ship Of 100 guns, two
sloops. and store-ship, building under the d.
rection of VI. de Cerisv, master builder OF the
yard The works there are carrying on win
great activity. 5000 shipwrghts being in constant
employ.
Letters from st. Petersburgh. given by the
Angshuroh G,zette, state that the Emperor ct
Rnssia has made deduction of three millions OF
ducats in favor Of Inc Porte, and that every thing
is now finally settled. ,..
At the last meeting of the Societe de Statis-
tiquc. Count Chaptal, the President, comfhuni-
Gated extensive researches upon the Corn crops IN
France. from which it results that. in common
wear. the surplus of the produce over the con-
sumption is 81 per cent. equal to the consump-
ton Of the whole population for thirteen DAYS; IN
coed wears the surplus is per cent. equal to
o. DAYS consumption; and N very abundant
years, Isl per cent. e1nai to 10 days consohp-
ton. A bad harvest Oh the other hand presents
deficiency Of per cent. or the consumption 10
days; very bad one : per cent. or 20 DAYS;
and scarcity l22 per cent or 40 days
During period of 30 years up to 1880 there
has been one calamious year IN eight, and com
monty in five consecutive harVests there nave
been three good. one middling, and one bad.
We mentioned few DAYS since the deS'ruc'
ton by fire Of a considerable number OF houses
at Brixey- Aux Chauoines. The Narratenr de
la Meuse. in announcing this disaster. adds a CIR
cums,ance which we trust will prove untonr!ed,
namely. that out Of $40 inhabitants ot The wi
lage, 10 fewer than l6j persisted in the flames!
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AieXanAvia Canal.

4 ! meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed to re.
N cevc ptons TO The Stock Of the Alexandra
Canal Company held It the Mayors Office in Aeysr.
dris, 9TH Jane, 80 Present..
John Roberts. Charles Bennett.
Phlneas Janney, Edmund l. Lee
Rober; !. Fax Tor, Colin And
Thomson Mason, Henry DaageTfdG,
Hugh Smith. George Brent,
G.. Cszenovc, Jonathan Butcher.
". II. Miller,
On notion, EDN. l TBg vas appointed Chairman,
and " ". MILLER Secretary
Ordered, That books of subscription be opened 90
Monday, the IL in tan', at the following Banks viz,
Bank Of Aex.ndria under the Jonah Thompson and
superintendent OF IL McKenna
pI r. p,,on,.. q. q, ( PhIneas J4nney and
''''N - 1CharIes Page
Farmers bank Of Alexandria, "u a 'N'''
Mechanics Bank Of Aexan George Brent and
drla, } Charles Chaplin
Oifice of Discount and Deposit Sam'l d. smith ard
Bank OF the u Washington ! Richard Smith
Bank Of the valley, Winches. CODED Waite and
ter, III. u. Brent
Office Of Discount and Deposit {
- w,rrhes,.r - Ab""" George Oriek
Office o. scCnnt AMI Deposit r. n. Henderson sr-
Bank Of ,le Valley, Lee,burg S. Edwards
Office of u scount and Deposit Tho. c..oo.rd
t s.sh OF The V'ey' Charles Swm. Brown
Extract from Le M;n.ies:
EDM. I. LEE, Chairman.
". H. MILLER, Sec'y.
June 7--3tawt1 fthAug
I1 The National Intelligence, Winchester Repub-
'ican Charlestown Free Press, and Leesburg GeaiT
Of Liberty, will insert the above once week ill I4'h
Augustran1 send their accounts TO this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06


Casunties.-An awful aud distressing event
occurred on Friday night last on the Baltimore
road. aboat eight miles from this borough.
The circumstances as they have been related to
Us, are 4, follows Mr.. John Y. Townsend. the
owner of farm near the Turnpike gate. return
ed TO his honse in the evening, it is said, in
state of intoAicaton, and after expelling all the
inmates OF the house except negro boy. retired
to bed In the night, the boy was awaked by
suHocating sensation. and discovered that the
house was on fire: he Immediately repaired to
his masters room, but found the door locked; he
then rushed out to procure assistance. but before
any aid could be obtained, the devourine element
bad gained such an ascendancy as to defy any eff
fort either to extinguish the flame or to rescue
the unhappy man, who persisted in his dwelling
We learn. also. that on Thursday last, the
valuable grist mill of Mr.. Benjamin Watson.
near New Ark, was destroyed by fire. 1t is stat
ed, that there were several thousand dollars
worth of grain insured in the mill. There was
some insurance on the property, but to what ex-
tent we have not learned.-Deia,care Journal.
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6. Ec0nomy The suyea TOAD to "e"'"
A. NAaMNWOnd.
u,rnun,rnp g. HDlT DRENNER

BNrsPECrFuiIY informs the inhabitants VI Alex
andria and Il, vicinity, that he mas ooeHen AL rs
,a,isnmen, on hing Street, obtaining fr he''!oTs
Franklin House Hofe', where he VIII scoo' HoA's' an
falcons and wa;stcoats. of every descipioh'-b'te,
h.ek dr. ,b sc-on plan entirely d Rrsn: from that
pursued by D,erS, and cu'iary his own Upon eS-
sm;n,,ion of the articles scuurei b. him. they VIII he
found .ni pronounced By good Judges TO be ''r ''-
tie Inferior 20 new The securing "'lt "e' IhUc
the sh pc # the collars
s.o,s. rrcase, sc win be removed aud apparel pat
into peri c, shape, and when r,quired h. Will apply
.rfi ming and restore he color OF failed seams Ia.
ye;tcrs s:,e ndrti 10 at the shortest notice.
n. B nepsirirg &c attended 70.
az :. l. wishes distinctly a. ier'tood' t'i"t Gnss'
sati>flctcu Is gwen charge ~li' DC made.
tune - -eo W
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Notice

a poUGI.Ass informs, the public, that having
n made arrangen ents to devote hts time eAciu'
pooK BINDING &. BLANK BOOK Mn
- NUF.aCTJRING BUSLNESS,
H., has tak en- III. second story Ot the large warehouse
corner of prince and Fairfax streets, s'gn ~ thf ecger
where he intends keeping Gar sale con,','t uIhy OF
M.rchants' .4cconnt. Office, and B'ans School
BOOKS, such o.
Lcdgcrs Leuer P'oN''
Journals, Nss" "u'Ns'
Day Books, WaF 100,
VII; nnok,. Copy K G, phecing Books
varor,ndIms. &C. of every description oi ruling and
finding
D1oks ruled and hound to particular ps't.rns' WIZ
..'.,n.ss and durability, at the shortest notice
BOOKSELLER, can be supplied viii, Blank Books OF sr'
ner;or and binding at Philadelphia pr'css'
iN B
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'&emAyal.

AVID REED would inform his friends and custom.
Ders tina, he has removed to the Store lately occ,.
P'ed.oy James A. Waters at The corner of King and
Fairfax Streets where will be found general assort
ment Of
SHOES,
FOR sale. at the lO,cest prices, FOR CASH
jy 2-eo2w
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BACON.
Notice.

4 DIVIDEND Of oae and half per cent for the
last three months. has been declared On the
Stock of the Washington and Alexandra, Turn pike
Road Company, payable to the Stockholders or hei-
legal representatives, On the 18th inst
JOS. Is. IADr,
july I Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
New Goods.
LAS. Mckenzie Go.

a. isos = \ RASuf.iC Wv.
HAVE received per last New York packets
- Super French ginghams and prints
Ladies' embroidered cotton hose, avery fns
article
Linen cambria hdkfs. and lawns
Heavy new style bet,ings
Misses'!o long kid ni,s and gloves
BLACK cambrieSbi;s
Arcophane grapes
KNITTING cottons. all colors
Soft finished caiabrics
India yellow nankcens
Brown French linens
Extra black English forentine
Real company bandapnoes
Brown and bleached thread hosiery, &c. &c.
June II
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Garden Seeds S.

Garden Seeds.
EDWARD STABLER & SON have lately r. cciv.
~ ed, from The establishment ofD & C. Ian,r,ih,
Philadelphia. a supply ut
FRESH SEEDS, suitable 10 The season.
ONO 25-eoSw
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The Dengue.-El Espanol, Of New Orleans,
states that disorder has made its appearance
there. particularly among Spaniards, which very
much resembles the Dengue of 1923.