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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-18

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Ja1 published and tOi safe by 3GHer II HRnh.
ens Providence, and ~. ~. 1inmJo,a, Esg.
idrhor..
TIE puSlic Laws Of the state Of Rbodeis.and
srd Providence Plantations, as revised by a
committee, and fnsiiy enacted by the Hon General
Assembly, at their session in January 1922. TO
wiCf prexed. the charter, declaration ct indie.
p nlhce. articles of confeder alton. constitution OF
The thit-rl States. and president " ashingtons adj.
espt september 1895 The Law, are comprised in
soy,i oc.avo volume of about 800 pages ,ineuding
corilis index Of IS pages. printed on superhne pa
per. 7Iic~ s 50 sheep. aud 81 IS calf in conse.
quene Of the great expenses attending tie work.
tie phce will be advanced so cent. on volume at.
ter tie hrsi Of February next.
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.NE.NOR.fIUf.

The brig s,erh-n. stsnhope, of his port, arrived
at Ia,ans, Nov 10.
The brig CsihaIine. Smith. Of lhis port. cleared
AT New YORK, on the 8 h inst for souih-America
The brig Nichols. q Felix. wiisms, OF this port,
cleared az Nes.iork, Dec l3. q lie rassei, Wilcox,
arrived ON the sans day.
TI,e brig T.. Of Bristol, was to sail from Havana.
for ChsrIe ston, Nov 25
The sIoop Agent, Brooks, OF this port was spok.
en- Nov 2O lat 25. Ion S6 from Honduras. bound 10
Nev.Orie.ns.
The sloop Golden. Age. Marble, ofthi, port. clear
cd from Wilmington, tor Beaufort. Dec 6
The sch Be,sey, BrgF.. oi THIS port. arrived at
Charleston, Dec 5. from Turks Island.
sailed from A,ex.ndria, Dec. z, sch Washington,
smsIl for tbs port
Arrived a, Portland. on the 9th inst. brig P'ize.
Talbot, from Bristol.
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NEWPORT.
STATE ELECTION.
WRDNESDaY, Dkes1sss Is. les2

A General Republican Convention
wili l,r holden at the State House III
Fast Greenwich. Oh Wednesday rvcn-
Ing the l. 5th Of January rcx,. 10 form a
Prox for General Officers, lor the po!Iii-
cal year ensuing, and 10 make tberequi-
site arrangements - insure It's success.
The Republicans Of the several towns IN
the State are urged to elect their Dele
gates accordingly, asa full representation
is particularly desirable.
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FRESH
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
OF TIE BEST QUALITY.

Oh TIE BEST QUALITY.
Which siI be sold for vs'y aOdera.e prices, at
Ds. JOHNSON's SHeP,
No. le3, IHzyEs S1REs1,
JZu nsrsA Of fhe B,iek .HdrErf
hOCT. yOHNsON thanks those Who have called
~ him for medicine, or medicsi aid (, and as.
sures others. that they will find good Medicines
81 hrs ohop. ss elsewhere and tho greatest will
be had that no mistake be made.
OT Medicine Chests put up. or rr2lenished. for
fof fauiliss or ships, with great exsetness.
GT Natural and Artificial Teeth prepared and set
in the ne.tsst manner, Teeth dressed, extracted,
SC. with the greatest care.
CT Dsrs J. -sa attend az r,ual 20 az Prejs.sisnal
rals. ...
Among lis medicines are
Doct. Sydenhanl's celebrated Pills.
" hrse Pills are excellent present,es Of many
diseases. IL taken IN due season and in actual ds-
ease have been Used with good success. They at.
ford great reiei 70 bhous habits. In rheumatism.
isundIce. sck headache, babiIuAl cos,iyeness COR
rect and purify tie blood and are excellent m te.
male complaints. They gentle in their opera.
te, and are the best physc Zoe the head ACHE when
bowels. They are superior to Lees, Andersons, or
iiooper's pilis" The increasing demand tor syden.
hac,'s PILLS, is evidence OF their superior efficacy.
Rose Oinin,enr.
This beautiful Ointment is a cheap, certain, safe
and speedy cure TOR the ITCH !, has been used -
8 remedy for the scadhesd, and for other options
about tie head, face. hands, &c. This ointment has
never failed to cure the Itch. in single instance,
when properly applied" The calls TOT. this oint.
meat. in preference 10 any other. is proof of its s
pcsioriiy.
Also. or The Sess qualify. Essence Of Peppermint,
Liquid Lsudanum, ELK Psragoric. c,ber Tinctures
and Elisirs salts hera picrs. sulphur cre:n tartar.
sc. sc. Teeth fowdeSs aud Brushes, opodeidoc,
British Oil. Bitt-rs, &c.
Also Doct Maole;,h's much adnircd
Madagascar Oa, s..
hT the hair. This oil Is used to curl and perfume
the hsE TO Cause IT 10 grow. and to prevent bald
ness. this oil is in general request
Dr-J. informs MS friend, and the public,
that ipse who purchase at his shop. for etery dol.
l.r, thy shall receive 7s6 worth OF any articles, at
the wholesale prices. Dec. 18.
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ola,e u hhuuc- i,igini, &c.
In General .dssembiy October
xeskiou II u I222

A NACF TO suspend the operation Of sn sct, en-.
"a lt,lcd an act directing the times and places
of bosing Tie terms Of the supreme Judicial Court
and tfe Couds OF Common Pleas and General ses.
sons ,ftke Peace, within ths State, passed at Jam
upry SESSION Of the Genecs, Assembly, A. ID 1922.
20 Ear as the relates to the Court Of Common
Pleas and General Sessions OF the Peace for the
county of Providence
Rea enacted 6y Tie General .7,ssn,Lly. and Gy he
6u.k0iR, E.sreofu ia enacted That the operation of
said ic, 80 lar The same relates 10 the time of
hoidng tie Court of Common Pleas aud General
Sessions OF the Pesce for the county Of Providence,
be Suspended until lhe second Monday Of January
next.
De-enber r.
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7, IS said Com. PczrER has rcs,gnsj
his station al tie Navy Board, and IS To
have the command of II adequate force.
to suppress the during acts of the internal
miscfeanis, who intest the shores OF Gu
ba. STong MEASURES We hope will be
tLkeD--of the promptitude and gsllantIy
OF the Commodorr there is 10 doubt.
The Connecticut. Capt Bunker, viii
sail from this port for New York, this
morning, being her last trip for the sea-
son.
We understand. that Messrs. NoR-
THAN AID c. r.. RossiNs, (the Con-
mite appointed TO examine the general
accounts of the Banks in this counu)
have performed that duty, and have as
ccrtaired thI: the returns made by those
Banks in the General Assembly in May
last, were in every particular faithfully
made.-AsreHry.
We learn, that the Rev. RoMEo Ell
TON, ai this town, has received All unan.
imous invitation from the first Baptist
Church in Windsor, (Ver. to become
thsir Pas,or.-i6.
Speaking Of the murder Of Lieut.. Allen,
the National lnlslligsncer holds the following
language:
"a re,'ibu'ive justice, we foresee, !, about
Wesl-lndisn seas, who set 81 defiance the
laws oi Gcd and m.n. R~used by their TO-
pested sIfociiies, storm Of indisnsn, energy
shall sweep them from the ocean nor ought
the lsu+ 10 s:!c'd them refuge. The spirits
oi our honest ,sr, butebe'ed in cold blood. Of
our valiant Allen, Slain 10 battle, esy aloud for
vengesnee aud justice"
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CoYcREss.-l'he proceedings IN
Congress are mostly OF preparatory ma
tu-e. Much important business VIII be
laid before them. ard il will occupy some
,ime to get it into regular tram. On
,he 10Th inst. tho President communlca-
ted message relative 20 the piracies III
the West. Indies and tie Guit o.! Mexico.
The Message (says the ln:eiIigencer. } of
the President, recommending more Wig
orous measures for The suppression OF
pirscy. is in strict accordance with the
feelings OF the American People; ard we
hope to see it promptly seconded by
Congress. Indeed. we have 10 doubt
that Congress, withou, the Message,
would have acted upon tho subject, in
some such manner as was Yesterday pro-
pos,yi IN the House OF Representatives
by Mr.. Condict. whose obsi rvations OH
the subject will be read with attention
and interest.
The Municipal authority Of this town
las, week received a circular letter from
Albany, signed 10y a large and resPecIa-
ble committee. together with printed
sheet containing Tive doIngs OF meeting
at that CITY, OH the oui jeci os Grecian
Emaucipation-and urging our co-ope-
ration. No notice has as yet been taken
oft. The authority III Providence re-
'ceived similar circular and published 1t
in the newspapers, with view TO ascer-
tain the pubic opinion thereon.
TIE affair between Cumming and
M'Dufiie is ct las, terminated. lhey
met near Cambletown. sc. on the JOth
ult. At the second fire.. Mr.. M'Dulhe
was wounded in the ie't arm, which was
90 badly shattered, that the last accounts
say ampu!ation was necessary.
On the l2ih inst. little girl was XII.
led in PhiIa,leIplIia, by st'ne, thrown
l,v a hov. IL struck her IN the temple.
when she lell and expired IN about a
Quarter Of an hour. Lei this awful event
e,ers,e as canliDn 20 bows III this town.
who are very much prone TO this eSl!and
dangerous practice.
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:. SHIFTING COITONS,
SHEETINGS. LINENS, &c.

AMERICAN Sh,;.mg Co,,ons, from the
wsItiism rnanufscsory, stout & Of a fne bleach,
being NE most approved IN use,
Il >aaelcd Shirting. and beached and uhbeach
edslieeiing. from do.
Bri,al, unbIeaclied s,eam.loom Cotton, in imts.
tioN of th. Waltham,
liish Linens, of tho best fabric, in hail or whole
p,eces--jusi received and for sale by
u Z ~ Ht- J4iTtS H1lflyfl srT)
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HGv.YoRk, Dee. u.
Late hrom az leaiterranean.

@-LtC ffCN sNE fLEsffEfSfsFHGb.
The brig Ann, Captain Ashfod. ar
Ilved at this port yesterday morning from
Leghonn. which place Inc left OH the 25.h
OF Oc,oher-lhe United States frigaie
Constitution lelt Leghofn 81 the same
time for Port Mahon. and the sloop Of
war Ontario. bound 10 iunis, having on
board the Am,ricaa Consul for that
place.
a vessel arrived at Leghorn, Oct. 23d,
direct rom Colstlnti1op!e. with news
that peace had been concluded between
the Greeks and Turks, through the me
dlatiDl of Russia-and that the Greeks
were left on the same footing in regard
TO Turkey as before the war. This ncws
WAS believed at Lcghom.
C, Cape de Gal, the Ann fell IN with
Russian squadron OF two 74s, a ifigate,
brig aud schooner. - Mer. Adc.
B,azik-Cspi. Earl, srriye5 a, Philadel-
phis, from Peiosnbuco, states, that oD the
i2th October, P,ince ID n Pedro va. crown
Cd, d, Rio Jinei'o, Prince snd Enpetor Of all
the B azl!s, and the people declared free ond
ind pendent Of the Crown OF Po''oGal. hf
fairs 81 Pe'nambuco were in a ye'y unseiiicd
siate wacn Capi. r. leit. They were expect.
ing aeet daiiy from Portugal. with troops
for Bahia, which were to stop at Ps'nsmbuco
for provisions. The gove'nnen, were max.
ing preparations Tor an obstinate resistaDce.-
They wear badge on their srm With the
motto, {" Independence or Des:h." An those
who did %, take the oath Of allegiance TO the
new Emperor were 10 leave the county IN
six day, fom the ti;ne OF his Coronation.
1ihis was 5iockad.d by a Brizi!isn flee', TO
o4t of all supplies, ,h,t plsce siiiI holding
oat in favor vi the & ,own Of Portugal.
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MAR RIHD u,

II Ibis town. or Sunday evening last. by tie Rev
Dr. Austin, Mr. EG.sDd Fe!eitoi 30 M.ss Caroline
CHrer. daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Gutter, oil of this
tO,n
Same evening. By the Rev. MIR Elton. Mr. Charles
Il. DorsHsSrI "a Mrs Fis;e C,lrk both OF this town
In ProVrienee, Mir. Dattd DsGH, 10 Miss .'fs's
.2nn C0'p.
DIED.
N this town. on "Wednesday last. airs. SgrGa
Dbie. aged IS, relict OF the late Capt. Thomas
NbiIe, sen.
Al Portsmouth. on the 9Th INST. Mrs. Nancy NaK,
aged So life of Mr. Parker iial!.
AtL-bsnoi. Con I.yiia. aged i6. and Frederick
r.. sged i3 children Vi sIr i'asdob 5isson former
iy Of srismou:b
< IN Past G;eensioh, on the 1i,h ut. Mrs. Re5ecca
Ccproa. wife Of Mr.. Green cspron. aged g. years
IN Providence. 3araL Calder, daughter Of Mr..
Sarnue! uetcsf, aged years 3mo Mrs. Retecca
Alien. vile OF ur Rhodes Allen. in the SD year ci
her age---Airs. Susan Soyer. wife of MIR James
Ssyer, aged z0.--Mr. Nathaniel Lana. IN the 63d
year OF BIS age
At Boston, Doct. hace Rand. aged 60, an eminent
physician.
At Medford, Mass Rev. Doct O,gsod aged IS
well remembered as flaming political sermonizer,
dnfing the late war with Engisnd
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[ commissioners N0kice.

commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable Court Of Probate Of .ie town Of
Ne~port. in the county Of Newport. Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims az anst The Estate
Of .. EUWdRD rose.
late Of said Newport. deceased. represented irsoi
vent do hereby give no;ice. that six months from,
,h. "a inst are allowed the creditors Of SAID EstA,g,
20 brag IN and prove their respective claims ssd
tha, xe viii attend. fot that purpose. at our rcspec.
tive dwellings, any time during that period.
i;.ne i'i.Iss r1Ss1srj raw.1saxD} ; cs""l"'sn.,.
An persons indebted to said Estate. ere hereby
called upon to make immediate payment to
REBECCA T0SE, .4drsini,i,an.r.
CevBort, Dec. l8, 1922
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State Of Rode Island, &c.

DFctWbtf II. IbZZ.
THE creditors Of HEHRY GODDARD,
Il Of Newport. in the eouniy Of Newport, Baker,
se bereny no,Iied appear (if they see 6,) At the
General Assembly. to be holden at East Green sieh.
on tic second monday OF J4nu,ry next, to shew
cause why his petition for the benefit Of the en-
titled for the relief Of insoIvent debtors,"
oognt not to bs granted.
HENRY BOWEN, sss'ry.
Dsr I9- tt
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NEW BOOKS.

FARMER. or the Agriculture
- Dictionary, vol :
Pol-r scenes, iuvenne book, vol. 3 l..
Logsn. o novel. vols
kirk Wines Re-,sIn.. continued in u vol.
Maritime Discovery, vol ST.
Pep Osen . bo,ei, vols, o..
In. shove are for safe by
Dec. i8. J.5uES H,fJ1.HOJD.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on
= Wednesday. the first day Of January nex. !.
general meeting OF the Stockholders will take pLo
at their Banking House, at half past two o'clock g.
NJ Tor the election Of Directors, and the tansscuu,
of the necessary business of said Bank And VI Z
general meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Rho,
Island Insurance Company will sIss be held ., Us
same time and place 10. the ssme purpose. Nou,,
is likewise given that on tile same day the half yea.
iy dividend will be declared and paid TO such pc
sons as the books Of the Bank will sLew 10 bc
Stockholm on the Oath inst.
By Order,
JOHN n sHEARMAN, Cosh..
Newrcrt, Dec H.
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NEW BEDFORD. Dee. s.

INV DEDfOND' IJtC. o.
The large and commodlou, edliice, recent.
jy erected in this town by the Socie'y OF
FiIends. was ye.Ie'dsy opened for The fisi
time q, place OF pubic meeung.
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state OF Rhode. Island SC.

state oil Rhode. Island SC.
December 10. 1922,
THE. creditors OF SPRAoUE DAw-
Lty. Of Middeiovnsin the county OF New.
port, Isborer, hereby notified to appear (f they
see 6rl at tie GensraI Assembly. to he holden at
East Green~ieh. on the second monday OF January
next, to sie~ cause why bi. petition for the act en.
titled "An for the relief Of Insoivent Debtors
ough, not TO be granted
HENRY BoWLN, Ses'ry.
D.c 18.
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HOLMES WEAVER Cirk
Geek, CNee, Sahrene yDdle'ai c'"rt.

1CteJk' ONef, o1hrnhne 5Dafio1 t'"I1.
kGgPouT, 10Th Dec 1922
TT pom application 10 me tins day
~ made by Hsssv GopDAan, (s pc,Itioncr7bs
The ben,h OF the Inselyent aci) Notice Is hereby
given to The Creditors Of tive said ieory that they
appear before the supreme Jud'c'L Court to be hold
en- at Newport, within and tor the County of New.
port on the first Monday in March next, and on tie
second day of the term. sod nominate soees ~
receive aud distribute The e.st snd ecc of SAID
Henry. fsr cie ts,rGs OF sid creditors.
HOLME, WEAVER, C1k.
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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE &c, 1922.
mr.. .Adams and mfr. RasseH.


We wait to see what replication will be put
IN, as an answer to Mr.. Adams's mastery de-
fence against the imputatons of Mr.. Russell.
As the case now stands, the conduct Of the
latter is universally and loudly condemned.
Overlooking the character and objects of the
original letter of Mr.. Russell, and the motive
which we mast suppose induced its disclosure,
still the significant variations between the
original and that fled by Mr.. Russell as the
duplicate, are hard to be reconciled with any
view of the case which his friends must wish
to take.
The following pertinent remarks on this
subject are from Niles's (Bahinore) Weekly
Register.
eve cannot blame Mr.. Adams for claiming
the right of reply, and must approve that
sense of justice in the President which afford
ed him the opportunity TO make it. Mr.. Rus
sell also had an undoubtedrght to express his
sentiments as to the proceedings had at Client,
either in publick or private letter, to pub
lick or private man-but there is something in
the gefiing-up Of this matter that appears very
exceptionable. 1t is impossible to believe that
it had any other origin than in electioneering
views, because it seems impossible that its is
sue could have been other than for electioneer-
ins purposes. No publick benefit, real or i'm
asirary, has been suggested in favour Of it,
aud the propriety Of bringing forward the opin-
ions of an individual, acting with others on a
great publick occasion, and with confidence in
one another, may well be questioned
Let us refer to the gctting-,y of This con-
troversy. After the conclusion of the treaty
Of Client, and when, in respect TO it, Mr.. Rus.
sell was private gentleman, he writes pri.
vate letter $50 marked By hims-t to Mr.
Monroe as private man, which he tho lat.
teri deposits among bis own private papers.
The simple fact that such letter ever wa,
written, much less the nature Of its contents,
could then only be rightfully known to Messrs
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BY THE MAILS.
NEw-roRE, JUNE II.

NETWORK. JUNE III.
At the late term of the Court of Ses-
sions, Henry Lynn, young man hereto
fore sustaining good character, as the
Recorder said, and of good education,
was convicted of an assault and battery,
attended by circumstances of peculiar
aggravation. II seems that some time
since a pretty young girl living near
neighbour, came to the store in which
he was engaged, to buy an article, and
while there, he attempted to kiss her.
This rudeness she resented in very
proper and becoming manner---and
Lynn, as he ought, afterwards wrote
letter of apology. But, instead of keep
ing in this humble temper, he laid
diabolical plot to ruin her character,
and to destroy the peace of her re-
spectacle parents and family. To this
end, he found means of conveying to
the family series Of anonymous let
ters. ridiculing her person and dress
representing her as prostitute, and
an associate with girls of loose fame
In this way he butchered the feelings
of the parents, and ag0nized her for
weeks, and no clue could~be found as
10 the author. At length, a spirited
young man, a-eousin to her, resolved.
II Possible, to deteot the author or
messenger, or both. On the night Of
the 1st of May, he, with brother of
the girl, watched upon the roof OF the
shed, and, late in the night, Lynn was
discovered climbing up the wall of the
yard, and dropped a letter into it. He
then retreated, but one Of the parties
on the watch, contrived to meet him as
he was entering the house Of his resi-
dence. His handwriting was also
proved, so that the testimony was con-
elusive. After this brief. recital of the
case, the Recorder feelingly and forci-
Oily dwelt upon the enormity Of a trans
action of this Kind. A young man who
would attempt thus to blast the reputa-
ton of young, beautiful and innocent
girl, would scarcely hesitate to do any
thing. He might not only write infa-
nous letters, but post them up at the
corners of the streets, or take any other
means to accomplish his object You.
said his Honor, have been respectable
young man, of respectable conn. xions,
but this shall not screen you from pun
ishnent. Nor will it do to impose a
hne only, as fine would only punish
some innocent person who would have
to pay it. You must, therefore, be pun
ished in your own person, and the pun
ishment must be felt. Under all cir
cumstances, the least that can be done
will be to imprison you sixty days
hne you twenty-five dollars-and re-
quIre bail for good behaviour. Sen
fenced accordingly.
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Seas erbcnf.

The animal recently caught in the
waters OF jersey, and now exhibiting
IN broadway, is really CURIOSITY i
IS no shark, nor horse-mackerei. and
whether fish or flesh, it is really a sea-
monster Of no ordinary kind. Il has
two huge muscular fms, or rather wings.
a little back Of the gills, and two legs
or paws, fifteen feet back of the fms
about the size of mans leg. and the
lore halt somewhat resembling the fore
hail OF a human foot, with a nail about
an inch long on the heel. On the
back IS large bunch, with fin on The
top of it. The tail is peculiarly con-
strncted, and, when the animal was in
motion, was elevated about six or seven
feet. The mouth and throat are enor.
mously large. The animal had no heart
and the liver almost back 10 the tail
nnere was not bone in the body
Ihe hardest substance, (of which we
nave a specimen.) being a kind Of
eiasllcS gristle. The skin is Of dark
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however, was black in the face, In con.
sequence ofrolling it with its head hang
ing down; in short, ii was breathless,
motionless, and apparently lifeless.-
The wet clothes were torn Of, woollen
blanket wrapped round the body, which
was laid on the warm boards of the raft,
the head gently raised, the froth OF mu-
Gus removed by means of the finger
from about the throat, the limbs rubbed
with the blanket on which hot spirits
were poured; the Doctor inflated the
lungs, by breathing or blowing in the
mouth, at the same time initiating the
motion of breathing by depressing the
short ribs, pulling down the windpipe,
and then letting the ribs suddenly ex-
pand, by which means, after ten minutes
time, some faint signs oflife were discov-
cred, but before the respiration became
regular, an injection of quite warm whis-
key and water was used with good eff
feet, and the child is now in perfect
health. Let these means (Which require
no skill to perform) be remembered by
every person" +