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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
NOTICE.

TIIIS is TO notify oil the propriciofs of
4 the Beach and Marsh Meadow taad
lying and being situated between me
Chnrlcstown Pond, so called, and the sea
shore, and extending from place eni1k6
Green Hill, in South Kinestown to- Coma.
contnug, 50 called. in Chnrlestown: TN~s
a petition signed by myself ssd nnmt :
of other rroprietnrs, praying the Genera
Assembly 70 pass On act regulating sle'
times for feeding the same, was presented
iofbe Gcrernl Assembly nt The last scssiop,,
and ordered 10 be consinucd 70 thc next
session ofibe General Assembly 10 be hold
en- al Eas, Greenwich. on the second Mo-
day of Jannary, AID. 1891, and that in tho
mean time the petitionersgiv the adverse
parry notice of the pendancy of the sssna
by publishing description thereof IN ont,
Of the newspapers printed in Newport. J
SAMUEL WARD. :
Cbarlestown, Dec. 10th, 1890 ld23.
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NOTICE.


TT,fIE Subscribers hereby give notice,
II that having been imprinted by the
town Of Little Compton Tor thas purpose,
they preferred a petition 10 The last Octo
her &c cssionof the General Assembly, pray.
ing that nm net may be passed tn authorize
said town in legal town meeting assembled,
10 exchange, sell, lease or otherwise dis.
poec Of snch parts Of the highways in said
town, as in the opinion of said town will IN
no way Effect the travel Of the public over
the same Prorided, Tint in so doing tho
interest ofindividunls holding lands on said
highways shall DO in no way intcrfered with
or affected. And that said petition wasrc
ceived and continued 10 the next session oi
the General Assembly, (which oil persons
interested therein are requested 10 take
notice. SANFORD ALMY.
NATII'L. TOMPKINS od
\ Little Compton. Nov. 20, 1870. [d9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
Prom Friendships Offering for 1891
THE REJECTED.


nv THOMAS HAYNES RAtLv.
Not have mo Not love me Oh wha, have I
said
surs never MAS lover so strangely mislcd
Rejected and jast whom hoped TO be blest
lou can't bo in earnest II must be lost.
Remember remember how ofien I've knolt,
Explicitly telling You all that | felt:
And talked about poison in accent. az wild,
So rsry like tortnrc--you started and smiled.
Not have me Not love me Oh what have I
dono
Al natural nourishmcnt did not slun
Ny Rgurs is wasted my spirits are lost,
And my eyes are deep SUNK, like the oyes Of
ghost.
Rsmember---. --.rcmember~--ay, madam, you
] osrs was exceedingly steut and robust
] ride BY ynur pafrcy, came ~ your call,
And nightly went With you to banquet and
ball
Not have me No, love mci Rejected Refas.
ed iss,lt
Sore mover was lover 80 strangely III used,
Consider my presents don't mean TO
bossi)--
But, madam. consider the monsy they cost!
Remember you've WON thsm, and jus, can !,
be
To ,ake all my frialds. and not TO take NC
Nay don't throw them at me. You'll break =
do mt risrf---
dent msan my giils--hui you ,eil break my
heart
No, have 'pe Nss love mo- Not 90 to The
Chuschs
Sure Moves was lover 90 LEFT in the lursh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

a T. TILLEY'S cen be found the ioIlU'
N ing :--Habit cloths for Ladies g.
81. Cd. 10 lbs I'd. Calicocs for comiort
very good. Al g. ID cen'sj colo'ed cf
brics Tor Innings from 8 cents end upwst
striped and plaid cessinseres from - to-
stout bangups.and very good from 2ufS
CITE; good India Cotton, yd. wide. nj ~
cts.; complete assortment ofshiriirP. .ves'
cheap; lnndsemc assortment Of mcs'p'
cloths and tircassssus; fine lot Of plsf
and figured Domhnaeits, and THOUSAND
other articles equally chcap-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

CAND, Copper md Board Shcn'hing Pa
- per; blue Candle Pcpar, clean. and
fast color; Wrapping paper from IS to
Sl.62A cts. per ream; Double do. do. from
50 to SO do; Kentish Cap for ardwnre:
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas,
uerliriurr, Confectionery &c. &c, Pol
ished Wrapping for the -use of Bsnks
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can,
vass and Flaxsecd. Jan7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

that the sumnshs of Mount Calounroun
were changed. The tops were broken
of. md the side from the border of
the valley presented an immense era
ter, opened in the form of n asemi-circle,
and forming frightful gulph. New
hills were formed, aud the courses 4of
several rivers were entirely changed.
The Resident of the province, as
soon as he heard Of these disasters, re-
paired to the neighborhood, and took
every measure in his power to succour
the sufferers, 1t was found, on thor
ough official inquiry, that ia villages
were destroyed, 40l 1 persona perished,
many were severely wounded, many
horses, cows and oxen were destroyed,
and others greatly damaged, al canals
for irrigating rice plantations were de-
stroycd, and 46 were damaged, 775.-
795 coffee trees were destroyed, and
1851 ,742 were either destroyed or
damaged.
*We translated this LAVA, for wani
Of n more appropriate term, though
said not to hase heen lava, properly SO
called, ,tsnd rsihis respect TIC eruption
wag di ifexsAf Itom most yynlcanic phe-
noncfit Lexetofore kno~p.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
TO IET.

A N Elegant CfIARi0TEE. with pla-
IA ted Harness, Sc.--the hnndsorcsi
ever offered in Ncwporf.--AISO To
LET, An excellent HORSE. suitable for
a Carriage or Ssddlc.-ArpIy to.
WM. S. VOSE.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

anEAL Charity Sermon. n.--After a rcr-
mon lately preached in ST. Mnry's Church.
Roman Catholic] Philadelphia, a collec
iion Of sir hundred and sirty three dollars
was made for the RELIEF or TnEPooR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

WAsmixoros. Sc CLERKS Office, Supreme
4 Jndiciai Court, October 9th, J8D. 1880. -
VKTHEREAS Lydia Crsndal. ofHop-
w kinton, wife of Nathan r. Crandsl,
late Of said Hopkinton, lnborcr, (but now
residing in parts TO the said LIZ dia unknown
without the limits Of this State having pro-
ferred her petition to said Court at the Oe.
tober term thereof 1890. praying thst the
banns Of marriage between her and the
said Nathan may be dissolved. Notice ~
therefore hereby given 10 tho said Nafhso
r. Crsndail to appear, he see fit, before
said Court. to be held q South Kingstown,
within and for the comfy Of washington,
on the last Monday Of December next, and
show cause, IL any hs has, why the payer ot
said pesitios cughs not b: gr.n;sd, .mDn as
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

born 10 tv<.ssasa, xud thss yheir own prs.
rogatives are Of too valuable nature 10 be
thrown away upon every petty demsgogue
that chooses to open his ample mouth al a
caucus, or sct the clustering bully at the
polls. Consequently. their cxerilons are
gigantic, end must result 10 complete e.
mn nc patton from the thraldom OF personal
paryism; that long suffered bane OF ou'
common country.
II has become a serious business. a
party is growing p,euch ns wos never be
fore known in this country. a party seifh.
om icndrr The PEOPLE ron THEM.
SELVES! Before this formidable phalanx
The few sncnking intriguers and snccrine
scribblers who would fain oppose their pro
gress, will find themselves like slraws IN
cataract.
New papers, devoted TO the cause, nrc
springing mp on every side, like the armed
mon Of Cadmus, on the plains of BGota'
Like them, nIso, these new foes 10 The
Oregon Of aristocrscy, are produced by the
assistance Of Minerva. They have wisdom
| in their strength; 'melhod in their mad
ness" We lnok upon tho reign of aria
tocracy = approaching it's end in these
United States.
Locomotivs Steam Carrioge Il On Thurs
iay evening last, MIR. Darkrr Of Newport.
n. l. exhibited attic Town Italia Locom
o,rc Carrisgc. propelled by sicam on a
circu ulpr table OF six feet diameter. The
whole apparatus orcupies but avery small
space, and cvinces great ingenuity in tho
construction. VIC nndrrstsnd Mr.. b. was
assidnously employed six mcnths in msk-
ing this curinus prcc Of workmanship.
In rorncxion with tho above was also
exhibited larger engine, Of one third ofa
horse power. This engine muy be applied
TO various purposes, and as We were in
formed, will coon be used by gentleman
of this town, for pumping water. We un-
dcrsiand another gentleman hns engaged
one to be used in his family for churning
butter, &c. To what purpose will not
steam be yet applied?
.Nt,c Bedford Gazstie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
pUL.WOWgRY R7L.S.4M

TINE most valuable romcdy discovered hf
j Consumptions, nsthma, Pleurisy, Spit
ting Of blood. Hopping Congh, Cough, and
Pulmonary affections ofevsry kind, The ha-
distinguished physician in ono Of the neigh
bouring states; and was preserved by an in.
dividual to whom il gave the most astonishing
relief Aftcr having beOn supposed ia DO he-
yond the reach Of medicine from an affection
Of the lungs, he was restored 10 health BY ihsl
usc Of the Fcgctablc Pulmonary Baisqm 10;
might never have been offered to the puhlic,
had not this gentleman found that his own
cure wns not accidental. from the fact that IN
the numerous cases in which no recommend,
~,i !: ta others, il never failed to give relief.
II has been improved from the original recipe
in manner which, whilo il preserves its Pc
culiar properties, adapts Il moro perfectly 10
the dsea scs for which il il recommended, IN
all their stages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
For Sale,

A TIE we'll known farm on the
fSssHY South end Of Prudence lsland
Esss formerly owned by Daniel Chnse
sa containing about 600 acres, with
a brick dwalling house, and out houses in
good repair, and an invaluable privilege Of
sea manure.will be sold upon reasonable terms
and credit. The situation of this farm in tho
centre Of Narraganse.t Bay, and commanding
an extensive view of its beautiful scenery.
with its vicinity to Newport, Bristol. & Prov.
idencc, renders il an object, Of purchase par.
ticularly worthy the attention ofths Capital
ist. The premises can be viewed at any time
upon application TO the tenant, and all other
information obtained by applying Mt the r.. !
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Cashier.
Sept g
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TESTIMONIES.
cERrIFIcA1E OF LEONARD sronn

CERTIFICATE OF LEONARD sToDnARO.
To the Pnblic Having been seized in The
winter Of 1925. with the prevailing influenza.
| continued. for tho space Of two years, 10 be-
troubled With bad cough, great difficulty of
breathing, occasional pain in the side, eYrat
debility, attended with bad digestion and tho
cxpcctnration &C much thick matter. con.
suited three distinguished physicians, and
maoe use .. Andersnne Cough Drops, the 10.
n'an spee'nc, ana otner celebrated semcdiss
WITHOUT rehe' aoopt the hr.i 81 Arri last.
n1' alned oottIe Of fno vEGEIA bLk
r|nroNAKr BALSAm. ne oenencse
elect was imme6'ate; sno IN the course 81
,nree m'n'ns my neatn was a. gooo 10 tina"
been lot mo iae, zen year; ,.,.~rr..
=. EOMAnD L ". =. S,sewUOnnU
hoenesler, :" "So -, !ox1
T, TII'iexIn .s;v vr tH.ph"S 5.s = 1890 s: HSs
,;dar",;ama suu',vr, =, ,md mo ~. rsr gT~SS4 =
rvs, ss0n-aRv RnpSnW ,.s,.S. ~ -
r.a,ost efl;c.cv ~ d;ss..ss ~ ,,,-gy \. az
probably indebted to its use for ths rss.s,v1sI 10y
lion oc Ii. ou.r l;cs =, ,j,s an "a :~..
lso5--6. ! was attacked w;,h I. S;"s,ss "s,ss
lungs, which threatened 70 be oc he mo.. 80 =.
rions character. 1t was attended, with verv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
New Orleans Packets

5SK Having been engaged IN the New or,asn' trade
,IfNw;tb our schooners the 1RdNSPORT and tn
W.aSHihGYONS BaRGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable eneoursse,nen,t IRON snip
-, ~ that trade The WAsHIssToS's BANGS vii.
he in readiness to sail about the middle of January, shi
=, .nv time that sufficient quani;, 10 make It an Oh
;sn, saw halfa cargo, offers at either kchmond CT
,eS.aira, one.of the vessels sill be sent to eiihc;
place, to save expense to shippers rwen such quan'
,a,ld oN.. as to make it Of leas importance tie
,s,sa@e will be paid by To Norfolk IN Pnint ofss-
tSese yes.eis have proved themselves equal, if nc
,'Ssr;or to any in the trade; and the masters shabe
such as will be approved OF.
Norfolk, nov %
md Petersburg Republican. will please insert the
hove t the fth December and afterwards insert the
alone. Il: and then forward their accounts for psy
- G.. S
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Notice

TN the case OF Ann T.. Pc, ton against Francis Fey
L ton, administrator, with the will annexed, Of Ann
pe,ton deceased; Jonah Thompson and MargsFe h'
wife, late Margaret Peyton, one Of the heirs and dew
sees Of Ann Pcyton, decessedi Virginia Peyton, Ga
ven Peyto John Peyton. and West PeytOn, infaE
children and heirs at law OF West Peyton. deceased
who was another Of the children of the SAID Ann; CD
ven Peyton Margaret Peyton, Valentine Pe,ton. Nah
cy Peyton, West Peyton, william Pey ton. and Mar?
Peyton, children and heirs a, law Of William Pey,on.
who was another of the children Of the said Ann; Va.
cntine Peyton and Susan his wife, which sad Susan
was the only child of Valentine Peyton, deceased anO
her f,he children of he said Ann reyton. dece ased
Samuel Swes.ngen, husband OF Margaret feytop
Fielding Winlock, husband Of Nancy Peyton -
Hart and Susan his wife, Abraham Firman and LIis
beth his wife, and Samuel Peyton, which said Margs
ret. Nancy, Susan Elizabeth and Samuel children
and heirs at law Of William, If the heirs law CT
the said Arm Peyton, deceased; and Samue, PcI tor,
one Of the heirs OF Valentine Peyton, who Of
the children Of said Ann. and William Hart aud susar
his wife.
he parties defendant, in the above suit now De.
pending the Chsncery side Of the Circuit COuIt Of
the District Of Columbia at Alexandria Will take no.
tice, tina. on the l2h day Of aogust NEXT. 6siweea 10
a. d. and 8 Z. w. at the office VI John ChambeDn
the City Of Washington, the complainant will take The
dispositions Of Thomas Iiavener, Elisabeth Iavene 10.
ger C.. weghtman, Richard wailack, John r. Frost,
and ~. Thompson-tobc read on the trial of tie said
suit. ANN r. PEYTON
;v Io-e,,d
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ORIGINAL POETRY
FAREWELL SONNET,

A FAREWELL SONNET,
7s,peetfulls inseri6ejo Miss On her departure
from .deran3ria.
Farewell. How much this little word contains.
OF pleasure and Of pain--huw close it brings
Past. present, future ard how proa ~ reSns
In thought. the object Fortune from us fngs.
With partial eye We glance o'o all we've seen
Zach sweet endcsTor 10 make others biesti
Each gracious smile. and each expression keen,
Yetmifas virtue in 4 females breast.
Grieying We see the preparations made'
Ungcicome prelude to long farewelli
And wish tha, time could for while be staid-
Ths, those we love might longer with us dwell.
Hut Hope, our solace, brea;hes in soothing strain,
=. Friends PART, tiat hoPpisr hey H"y MEET 0gat'"
JYly i2t6
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persevering propagation OF often repeated ca'un
MES against the character Of llESRx CLAY, OH
gipatine in lofty source, and industrtous,y CIR
culated by all the panders to power VIZ d I;e
anxious to see him receive, at the hahue % niS
country those testimonials, to his ihtesry anI I
purity to which we believe him enutieu' anu
which will stamp, with an appropriate mars Ile
forehead Of his accuser We have seen MS iriehas'
for no assienabIe reason, but that tney d'u oe-
Iieve, and dare avow, confidence in his innocence
hurled from Office, assailed with the fouiest I'M
mutations, and made objects Of vlnd'ctlye ven
eeance-and we are animated with the oei'ei that
the hour is approaching, when even-ha"eeu JUS
tee viii! be extended to those who nave ieit 'h',
rod of oppression, and to those ~ho nave gsut'eo
themselves with the unhallowed Spots OF once
"Could arm myself with the thunderS OF ell
ouuenee-could reach with my voice every
dwelling in the land-could Ipour itforth from the
mountain top. and cause it to Oil every valley
could utter it upon the rivers, and make ltpen,,
citrate to every fountain and every sprlng-couia l
sound 1t in every ear and every heart-l would
call upon all who love their country, ITS tnsntu-
tons and its liberties-upon all who, aPpre'
hending danger to those objects OF their affec-
ton, would avert the blow-upon all who cherish
sacred regard for our Union-who would con-
tenn and abhor the advocates of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and social dscord-apon all who regard as es
sentiaI to national ADVANCEMENT and private pros
perity the great objects of internal improvement
and the American System-upon all who detes
calumny and calumniators-all who have founf
their predictions verified and their apprehension
confirmed by the course pursued by the presen
Administration---and upon those who feel tina
they have been deceived and betrayed t
come forth to unite with heart and with hand
with unhesitatng confidence in the result, ant
contribute their exertions to promote to the Pre-
sidential chair the sagacious statesman. the pro
found legislator. the disinterested patriot, tn
fouIly calumniated-HENRYC CLAY"
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Fifty Cents Reward

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Alexandra, on
IL Saturday, the Sd Of July, 1850 JAMES VI Towns,
an contemporaries to the Ladies' Shoe making I,u
sness sixteen years old the first of January last.
understand he in Washington. harbored by his mo-
ther, at this time forewarn all persons from harbor-
ing said BOY am determined to put the law in force
against any persons that do.
jy l3-5. HoRATIo DAY.
u iha U: s. Telegraph viii publish the above St,
and send the account 10 this Office for payment.
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O6ice Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
Company,
WASHINGTON. MAY

WAsHiNorox. May "a, 1880.
NOTICE is here by given. that an install uent ct two
~ d,llars and fifty cents per share (be'n5 the 10Th
.saIment on every share OF stock in the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal COMPANY, isyequred to be paid On the
Sd day of August next; and further sum ofwo dollars
and fifty cents per share being the 18th mistakenly on
the Sd day Of September next; which instruments must
be paid to the ced, ofhe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company to the Cashier other officer Of either OF
the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ington.
The Bank Of Washington. at Washington
I he Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis. do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank of Ale Iandria, at Alexandria.
The Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank of Alexandris, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, do.
The Hagerstown Bank, in iIagerstown. Md and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Charlestown, Vr'
ginis, and
The Branch of the Valley Bank. in I.eesburg, Va.
By order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGIE,
Clerk Chesapeakeand Ohio Canal Company.
may3t-lawtSepS
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.lie.unAria Canal.

70 meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed re
..;ve subscriptions to the Stock oi the AleysndF9
CANA Company. held 1T the Mayors Once Ia AeNar
dra, 18th sane, lS50-FTessn'
John Roberts. tnNFs ne'he"
Phineas Janney, EDMUND :; Ice
I.obert I. Taylor, conn Aa'u'
Tho.yson r. Mason, henry DangeT!st
Hugh Smith, nSolPe nrs",
=, Cazennyc Jonathan Butcher
W. II. Miller,
On notion, EDH. / LIE was aPpWhted ChsfnATi
and w u. MILLER Secretary.
O,Iere1 That books of subscription he opened On
uond.y the l4,hin.tant, at the following Banks VIZ
Bank of Alexandria, un|lsr the Jonah lhomp>on src
superintendent o! -, i' "chen""
=. Phncss Janney Gid
Bank OF fo'omac' tChailes Page
=. Richard " Scott arr
Farmers BANK Of Alexandria, ,uLo hoctT
Mechanics Is mk of Aiexsn. heorge Trent and
drls, C"'
Office of Discount and Deposit sanl. u srnih ar,
asnt of ,he q. 3 " arlington Richard smith
p,nL ne th, Valley. Winches. Obcd Waite aid
Ter. en-. 81. Brent
Office Of Discoun, sud Deposit { Daniel Ice and
Farmers Bank Of Nirg,nla1 George Urick
os,s oa n;sc"nt and Deposit or H. Henderson srt
Rank of theyalley. t.eesburg 5. NJ tdwaIds
Office of Discuun, and Deposit rbos Crgc.,I
, Bank of'ht Valley Charles WIN. Brow"
Extract from Ike diinufes:
EDM.I. LEE. Chaitm.a.
w. n. MrLLxn, Sec'y.
June 7-5tawtl4thAug
rr The National Intellieenccr, Wiachcs'er RepJt
lIican, Chsrestown Free Press. and Icesburg Gen.
of liberty will insert the above once week ul 4i
| August and send their accounts 10 this office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
From the Detroit Journal.

INDIAN WAR On THE MIssIssIppI.- letter
has been received here, dated Sault Ste. Maria,
June 8. 1t states that trader had arrived the
evening before from Lapointe. with information
that in the beginning of winter the Sioux attack
ed fifteen lodges Of Chippewas and Cress at Red
Lake, and killed every Irving being in the lodges,
even to the dogs. That another attack was
made BY so Sioux on eight lodges Of the Chippe-
was. containing so men, with their families, and
two Canadians, near Lake Courtoreille, IN the be-
ginning of January. The Chippewas were dis
covered a short time before the attack, the alarm
was given, and breast work erected. The fight
continued from o'clock ill sunset; one Chippewa
was killed and six wounded; the two Canadians
were also wounded. 1t was reported that but
five of the Sioux we're wounded and none killed.
The writer further states, that the Indians are
..ail up in arms" "They are collecting along
the Lake from Lapointe up, to make general at
tack on the Sioux. All the Indians from Lapointe
able to bear arms have already left that place to
the Lac Courtoreille and other bands Tor that
purpose. The Chippewas will be headed by a not not
ed war chief belonging to the Lac Courtoreiiie
band.
The intelligence is not unexpected War was
waped between these tribes the last season, and
a renewal of it is matter Of course. 1t will be
perceived that all the tribes, spread over the I'M
nense region extending from Lac Courtorelile.
South of the Falls of st. Anthony. to Red Lake.
40 miles from the extreme sources OF the Allssis-
sippi, are involved Iii the contest.
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Stage .Acc;dcnf.-Ou Saturday evening last,
about one mile this side of Robinson's tavern, on
the turnpike, the body bolt of the Charlottesville
stage broke, and the driver being compelled to
jump from his seat to stop the horses, left the
stage with six passengers on small descent, from
which it presently upset. One of the passengers
jumped out before the stage turned over and got
clear: another, Or. Alexander, DENTIST, attempt
ed it, and had succeeded in clearing the stage,
when his foot slipped and threw him back just in
time to receive the weight Of the stage and the
four passengers who remained within As soon
possible. four of the passengers, with the driv
er, relieved him from the weight of the stage
he was bed Immediately, and taken back to Mr..
Robinson's tavern, where he now lies, very bad
ly hurt, but it is thought he will recover.
Fredericksbug Herald, Julyl4
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Notice

A DIVIDEND of one and half per cent. for the
y last three months. has been declared on the
Stock of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Road Company, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives., on the 18th inst.
JOS. B. LaDp,
july Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
White lead.

rTNHE subscribers, Agent, for A. S & F. Roberts. Of
4 Philadelphia, authorized to sell their W lite
Lead, which they warrant to be pure and Of excellent
quality, at very reduced prices.
" l4-6t S. n. & S. Il. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
Fare reduced u five dollars!

WincheSfer T. Alexandria Mail Stage,
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THnouGH IN one