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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30


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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30

eau boat fareS fhI6 refusal 10 do which had become
public on boSd the steasnbuaf
- svore he would not teason as alledg
ed Of having hee this cit against his Will
and that there fofe fey were bound Is return him
free. of expeases aud 60 prevent difficulty or deten
tloi ono ct The Il actually paid Mr. Rs pas
sageto Newcastle. II is proper for me 10 state
horesthat the sfories abouS.tlie dog and the duel
circulat this city ater our epnrtufe a-ro not
exactly correct although true that 10 the affair
OF the dog bctueen myself and a steersge passen
ger, Mr. r, very particularly and politely requested
Of me permission TO the apimal and consent
ed end as it. regards the duel Mr. h. did display his
pistols on deck but for what purpose cannot say,
unless tor the purpose of int,mdation, On getting
tosea. Mr. b qneruIous disposition manifesied it,
solfin sueh variety of ways as to defy description
1t nsany consisted IN contradiction, severiiy of re-
mark. profanity, yugafity and even obscenity; in
ndeeds segards,hS latter such was his Language,
thar the two gentlemen passengers who had their
fsniiiesswish them, actually desired mo to have
separate liable the Indies in Their own cabin, and
wssnbliged to assure them that If he did moi mend
tss he, sb6uid have another apartment and
table for his private use Out Of such conduct
which was either alienation of mind or influence Of
drink the affair deck which he has so esne-
roaaIy requested should be AIKEN and Judged by it
self qithaut qls
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30

- -
The first Congressional Election, under the Cen
sus of 1880, will take place in s32.
We add the following paragraph reluting to tins
subject, from late number of The Boston Courier.
BY the astcensus the population of Massachusetts
was b2l,725; the ratio OF Representations Congress
being fixed Lone member for every 30, 600 infabi-
itams, Massachusetts was eutitledt to thirteen Re-
representatives., and there was but a small fractions
namely I726, left unrepresented. Should the ratio
be increased only 00o0, as seems be the general
opinion, u massachusetts, will net, as has generally
been supposed, lose of her delegation in the
House If, as appears almost certain, we number
il, as 10 by no means improbable, we should have
100000 inhabitants, we shaH gain 9De member. It
10 supposed that Rhede Island will number 90 600
and thus be enabled to retain her relative political
standing.
IRELAND,
Eytract Of letter received BY gentIefan In the N
YeMornng Herald office. from bis friend in Dub
lin, dated 9th june, 1880.
The effects OF emancipation are beginning 10 be
felt Several English capitalists hnve established
manufacturers IN the interior, where many hundreds
OF what Lord Costiereaas called the
here except money and even OF that we should haVe
enoughj e O Council could soccesd IN passing. III
10 Pnrliaa1f 10 impose on the cold hearted alb
seajeea Cd q Conne is snal1lg eferg possible at
tempt to repeal the nnUn bis fear that desirable
measure can be ncyer caFfieds gl England IS bless-
ed with RafaraeDta reforn:. M bile The minis
feFs have often borough to support them, aden 10
reform eappvae 700 iii our p0{ets an acconf;f
Of Sbfel reception IN his city; vas equal III ever
respect 70 oE4nuciis, after lis sctaaa election n
s;'aFo bnlel p as pepnlsz % e7crz 1hs!e Aawlsss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30

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IN consegi every uni1sta q ID
this city Hers sse hsSs ths best beet
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fo wh'cn ne doctos With happy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
From the Buffalo Journal Of .May 6.

LAKE ERlE.--It is peculiarly crafty
ing to notice the annual increase OF busi-
ness upon The waters Of Lake Erie. The
lake navigation commenced this spring
much earier.than usual, and IL has already
assumed degree ofimportance and activ.
ity, unequalled by that Of any former pc.
Rod. Besides the numerous schooners
that constantly crowd our wharves, waiting
their several turns 10 load or unload, seven
fine steamboats, have full and profitable en-
poyment. One Of these boats now leaves
our harbor every morning, crowded with
freight and passengers, destined 10 the
fertile regions Of the west. 1t IL lmpossl
bic to reflect on the almost incredible in
crease of business upon Lake Erie, for the
last five or SIX years, without lndulglng in
wha; 10 some may appear extrayasant an.
ticIpations Of the future.
The map of the entire globe does not
present another sheet of water so strikingly
peculiar as that Of Lake Erie. 1t literally
commands the navigable waters of North
America. From the South, a steamboat
has already ascended tho Allegany 10
Warren, and trihing Improvement 0! the
Chautauque outlet will enable STEAMBOATS,
from n. Orleans, TO approach within miles
of Portland harbor. From the north, the
vessels of Lake Ontario have already Wis
tied Lake Erie, through the Welland Ca.
nal and river. The same spirit of enter
prize that produced the Wclland Canal, il
is believed, will soon be ablo to overcome
The natural impcdlments Of the navigation
of the ST. Lawrence, and open al easy and
uninterrupted communication from Lake
Erie, through Lake ORarlo, to Montreal
and Quebec. The ease with which II ca.
nal OF sufficient capacity 10 pass steamboats,
can be opened between Lake Michigan
and the naviglble waters Of The Mississippi
is well known. This enterprise has been
long agitatCd and will it is believed soon
be accomplished. But this will not be the
only channel Of intercourse between Lake
Erie and the Gulf Of Mexico. From the
southern shores of Lake Erie. tho Ohio and
Pennsylvania canals will open o commune
cation through the Ohio River TO The Mis-
sissppi.
Lake Erie, therefore, may be regarded
AZ great central reservoir, from whicl
opon IN all directions the most extensive
channels of inland navigation to be iount
| III the world; enabling vessels of the lake
| to traverse the whole interior OF the coun.
try, 70 visit the Atlantic az the North or il
the South, and collect products, the luXu.
rics, aud wealth, OF every cline and coun
try.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

ting blood among them. This, | believe,
~ IN part occasioned by the strength which
their lungs acquire by exercising them fire.
quenily in vocal music, for this constitutes
the essential branch of their education.
The music master Of our academy has furn-
shcd me with an observation still more in
favor ofthis opinion. He informed me that
he had known several instances fpersons
who were strongly disposed to consump-
ton, VINO were restored TO health by the
exercise Of their lungs in singing"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
DIR. DaveppOrt's
BILIOUS Pills.

TIIESE Pills are justly esteemed for their
l. easy operation and good effects as a mild,
safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers,
Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaun-
dice aud scorvy, piles, rheumatism, intlama-
iion OF the eyes, female complaints, acid storn-
achs, indigestion, worms, eruptlons on the
skin, dysentery, bilious cholic, dizziness, and
headache. They are likewise an antidote 4.
gainst infectious diseases, removing obstruc.
iions of every kind by dissolving aud discharg-
ing the morbid matter, helping digestion, re.
storing lost appetite, and a sure reilei for cos
tive habits. They are SO Accommodated 10
all ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken IN winter or summer, at any time Of
the day, without regard 10 diet or hindrance
of business Their operation is So gentle,
pleasant,and etiectual, that by experience they
are found to exceed any other physic hereto
fore offered to the public. Those who are
travelling by seaor land will find them great
preservation from the diseases Of foreign ch-
mates.
From the numerous certificates which
might be used, the proprletors will make use
Of the following only, from The Hon Phlneas
Allen. of Pitisheld, Mass
"M. DaHici...I have made use Of various
kinds of Bilious Pills in my family, and hes.
itate not to say, that DR.. Davenports 5 are tho
best Family medicine ! ever used.
PHlNEAs ALLEN.
g,D Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
From the (Xcnia, Ohio,) Backwoodsman
THE JEWELLERS.

From the (Xcnia, Ohio,l Backwoodsman.
THE JEWELLERS.
There were sounds of mirth and loyousncss
Broke forth in the lighted hall,
And there was many merry laugh,
And many merry call.
And the glass was freely passd around,
And the nectar freely quailed;
And many heart felt light with glcc,
And the Joy of the thrilling drought.
A voice arose in tha, place of mirth,
And glass was flourishcd high:
al drink TO ! .iio!" said a son OF earth,
'And do not fear to dio.
81 have no fcar--I have no icar--
"Talk not of the vaerant Death;
"For he is grim old gentleman,
"And he wais but with his breath.
"Chcer. comrades chserl" ave drink to Life
And we do not fear TO de-
just then rushing sound was heard,
As of spirits sweeping by.
And presently the latch ilowup
And the q lor flew open wide
And a stranger sirodc within the hall,
With an air Of martial pride.
lie spoke; 81 Join in your revclry,
"Bold sons OF tho llacchan rite;
0AnG drink the toast yo have drunk before,
"Thc pledge of yon dauntlcss knight;
"Fin hirh-iill high-wc drink 10 Life,
"And we scorn the reaper Death,
"For ho is grim old gentleman.
"hnd he wars but with his breath.
"IIcs noble soul, that champion knight,
"And he wears n martial brow.
"Oh. he N pass the gates of Paradise,
"To The regions Of bliss below
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
NrvJsvyyr,oy. The Commercial Ad.

Nrw Isv1wrroY. The Commercial Ad.
yertioer contains an account of Typo
grapher, invented by Mr. Burt, by which
gentleman and ladies' can DO their own
printing. 1t is not larger than a lady's
work table, and is recommended to ladies
for copying music, and to the wives and
daughters Of lawyers, who are expected
to perform the labor Of clerks.
The same Mr. Burt has another inven'
ton, called a Duographar, which is Por'
table writing desk containing machinery
by which fae-simiIeS of writings are made
as the originals are penned. 1t is expec-
ted that with this machine lawyers will dc
their own copying.
The London Mechanics Magazine for
January contains plan for machine ior
cleaning knives and forks, or boots, invent
ed for the benefit of tavern keepers. En-
cry is applied to the knives, or brushes tc
the shoes by means Of wheels.
Boston Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

II was the opinion Of DR.. Rush that sing
ing is to young ladies, who by ihe customs
of society are debarred from many other
kinds Of sulubrious exercise, not only 10 he
cultivated as an accomplishment, but as n
means Of preserving health. He narticu
larlv insists that vocal music should never
be neglected in the education Of a young
lady; and states that besides its salutary
operation in enabling her to soo,hc the
cares of domestic life, and quiet sorrow by
the united assistance ofthc sound and sen.
,iment Of properly chosen song, it has a
still more direct and important effect 81
here introduce fact" remarks DR.. Rush,
(Which has been suggested to me by my
profession, and that is, that the exercise OF
the organs OF the breast by singing, contr.
bu,es very much to defend them from those
diseases To which the climate and other
causes expose them. The Germans are
seldom afflicted with consumptions, nor
have ever known but one instance olspis-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
Piano Forte.

EOR sALr. 4 FINE TONED sQulRr Pf.
Il ANO FORTE, BY A MUNRO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
UHE.4T'O.N'SL4I.NDICE BIT'TERS

which have been proved by thousands to he SO
eminently useful in removing all JaundIce &
Bilious complaints.
Prepared by J. Danicil, in Dedham, Mass.
according to the original improved receipt "a.
the bitters formerly prepared by } Wheaton,
the ratentec, who has relmqushcd the busi.
ness.
In future no box will be genuine unless J.
ID. is stamped on the lid, and directions sign
edby }. Daniel, and wrapper on the outside
TO that effect.
CAUTION AS there has been some attempt
to initiate the above Bittcrs, probably not tar
from this city, and offer them to the public Ak
genuine, it probably would be we'll TO observe
the above.
fresh supply ofthc above medicine is Just
received and for sale in Newport, 10y : w.
Finson,J. }. Fales, X r. Hazard, I. L Moore.
and James TayIor-.in BfistoI,by L. Briggs,
and Doct. Johnson, in Warren, by J. vii.
/ liams, y. L, Moore, md A. BURN PROVE
dcnce by all the druggists, and also in Boston,
and throughout the United States,
Nov. 8. 1890. [eoplyI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
PULJfO.N.3RI B.1LS.q.U

'E'IIE most valuable remedy discovered for
\ Consumptions, Asthma. fIcnrisy, Spit
ting "f blood, Hopping Cough, Cough, and
Pulmonary affections ofevery kind, The hs
sis of this medicine was private recipe of a
distinguished physician in one of the neigh
bourng states; and was preserved by an in.
relief. After having been supposed 10 be be-
yond the reach Of medicine FROM an affection
Of the lungs, hc was restored to health 10y the
use of the Icgctdbio Pulmonary BaiSGm. 1t
might never have been offered to the public,
had not this gentleman found that his Own
cure was not accidental, from the fact that III
the numerous cases in which he recommend
ed it to others, it never failed to give relief.
1t has been improved from the original recipe,
in manner which, while it preserves ITS pc
culiar properties, adapts il more perfectly In
the diseases tor which it is recommended, IN
n n tlair xt,,rpe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

-Four hundred thousand dollars stock in
the "New York Fruit and Life Insurance
Company" remsned TO be subscribed for
on Friday: there were fourteen hundred
applicants FOR the stock, snd the amount
they offered was estimated at twelve nil.
liens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
TESTIMONIES.

CFRTIrICATE OF LEONARD sToppAFD.
To the PHbiic Having been seized in the
winter of ls25. with the prevailing influenza,
| continued, for the space of two years, - he
troubled with bad cough, great difficulty OF
breathing, occasional pain IN the side, great
debility, attended with bad digestion and tho
cxpecioration of much thick matter. ! con-
suited three distinguished physicians, and
made use Of Anderson's Cough Drops, the In
dian Specific, and other celebrated remedies
without relief About the first of April last.
! | obtained bottle Of the VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM The beneficial
effect was immediate; and in the course OF
! three months my health was as good as it had
been for the last ten years.
LEONARD SToDDARD.
! Rochester, n. Y. Nor 81, le27.
CERTIFICATE OF FREDERICK :. wARNrR, Ise
! The subscriber is induced, from public con-
sIderatons, to recommend the TEGEY,3BLE
! PULMO.N.1RY B.lLS.4.M, as a remedy of the,
greatest efficacy in diseases ofthe lungs, being
probably indebted TO its use for the prescrva-
! tion Of his own life. In the fall and winter Of
/ l~25--G, was attacked with disease of the
. lungs, which threatened to be of the most Sc
! rious character II was attended with very
troublesome cough, particularly in tic cye-
ming and night, with expressions and inflam-
nation Of the lungs, gradually followed ~
great emaciaiion and prostra,ion ofstrength.
These symptoms continued for about niuo
months, in spite of the efforts of the most
skiful physicians to check their progress.
At this time fortunately met with the leg
ctabic Pulmonary BoiSam, by the use ofwhIch
speedy and complete recovery was effected.
Nv health is now as good as ever it was
FREDERICK s. WARNER.
augusta, Geo. Sept. 81, 1927.
An eminent phSlcian of New Hampshire
writcs--"r am satisfied tho Vegetable Pulmo.
nary Balsam is a valuable medicine. II has
lately been used with complete success in a
severe lung complaint, attended with the
raising of much blood, which had resisted
every other prescription
The wife Of Clergyman of Boston, was
considered past recovering from disease sc
the lungs, in the spring Of lS2-; whose resior
alton 10 health was ascribed, both by her
Physician, and her husband, 10 the use OF the
Iegcidbls Pulmonary BdISam
Many other certificates, from sources of the
first respec,ability, may be examined on tho
bill of directions.
The above medicine is for sale by mr. BU-
FUS b. KINSLEY, at his house in Greene.
street, Newport, r. l. fap22eoply
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
...s&s---

On "Wednesday some men employed in
clearing the rubbish out of cellar in
Greenwich. street, New York, discovered,
little below the surface of the ground. n
candle box. which, on opening, was found
to contain the body Of an infant, wrapped
up ina flannel. twas much decayed, and
is supposed to have been placed there q.
bout year ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
D.3TE.NPORT,S CELEBRATED
EYE U.3IER,

which needs only TO be used TO be highly ap-
proved Of for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
ALSO
UHE4TO.F'S TI'CH OLNT,NE.N'T.
The character Of this ointment is so well
established as to need no recommendations,
for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy for
that loa,hsome disease. Ii is also cure for
other eruptions OF the skin, particularly FOR
cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

One Of the most cold blooded acts Of
villainy that we have had occasion for q
long time to record, was committed upon
man, on Saturday, near the foot of Riv
ngtou street. Some desperate villains
way.laid him as he was returning home:
levelled him in the first place with large
club; robbed him Of his watch, and $50;
then dragged him in a scnseless condition
to the dock, and threw him in. He came
partially TO his senses in the water, and
uttered piercing shrek which was heard
by some persons passing, who came to his
assistance. and rescued him from his per.
ilous situation. He is now in fair way
of recovery; though badly bruised in his
head; but of the ruiiians, nothing has been
discovered. journal Of Commerce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
T,Tm The american Farmer.

Sea kaie and MuJarb. These dclic-
lous vegetables arc scarcely known to
aousekcppers, aud even to proiesscd gard.
cncrs they are rare plants" and yet, al
this season Of the year, when asparagu,
and sprouts are the only green vegetable,
at command, and when we have absolutely
nothing bat dried fruit for the desert, seo
kalc mud rhubarb might be very advantage
ously introduced. A few days ago a irlcnt
favored us with mess Of sen kale; and by
lucky incident the desert was supple,
with yhubnrb tarts-a feast which We wi,
venture to say ha, fallen to the lot of few
this spling.-Thc sea kale is surpassed il
richness and dclicacy only by the caul
flower; but, considering the season whel
1t comes into use, Il is unrlvalled 1t is
new dish on the table, filling Il perfect va
cancy, and with which no other comes II
competition. Rhubarb occupies the place
of the gcoScbcrry, and for tarts is not in
tcrlor to that truIt. This also is enhance,
IN value by its early coming into use; in thi,
climate it can always be had, by opel
ground culture, by the Goth April. Be
sides these advantages, both these vegeta
blcs are of very easy culture; for after OBJ
talning a supply of the plants, they vii
continue TOR years TO afford an abundan
supply, without replanting, or any othc
trouble than seasonable dressing of the
beds; and the space Of ground occupied b,
them is very small. A dozen plants o
rhubarb and fifty of sea kale will atfor,
sufficient for family. Market gardener
would undoubtedly find it greatly to thei
interest 10 cultivate them, and we hope or
long to sec regular supply on their stall;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

II is said that the French expedition q.
gainst Algiers, is to be accompanied by q
hundred young men as volunteers, who
take the whole expenses Of the affair upon
themselyes-maklng 1t q sort Of party Of
pleasure
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

"Pittsiield, Mass. 1872