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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19
LAW SCHOOL

T7lIE next session of the Lap- School, at .Ncedham
Il IN the county of Cumberland, near Fa,nipiiie,
IN the county of Prince Ed,co,d, will open the
first Monday in May next, and be, in all respects,
conducted as heretofore; except. that the students
will have to board themselves in Farn,riiie one mile
and quarter of; and except also that while may
lend shall not be bound, 10 furnish books The ses-
sion will end on the last day of .N1rember next.
Every week, on Friday, in the session, the students
will be examined and every Saturday will be court
day: for these purposes the students will, those
days, attend IN the court room at .Needldm.
i he session will be seven months. The price of it
one hundred dollars, paid i'll advance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19
MetrttDes w asg@e
GEz1S DAY.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
OF hSSyv

OLACNS wv ANEI.
On SATURDAY March 20th at 10 O'clock we shall sell a.
tumblers, wines, Sc &C. d. A. & Co. Auc,s.
mar 10
1T Pirate Sale,
LANDING FRoM ScHRs. PLANTER AND DIoMEpE,
10 Hhds " o. sugars
200 bbls No. 3 mackerel
100 boxes mould candles
22 packages cut glass, assorted
12 hhds moasses
% bales 3-4 Cumberland" shiriings
DO Al do sheetings
90 bbls beef
10 do brown sugar mar 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

Tickets 81 Halves 2, Quarters /.
For sale T.. MICE{LE,S.
mar 10 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
Delaware and South .CaroIina Co,gso{{d4lc9
Lottery, E1tro CgaSs No. ..
Drawing will be received day after TO--MOR
ROW, Sunday
81 .MmaberS-3 dram ballots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

1t seems to me os Unjust to charge any such odous
proceeding on the East noc, it was impossible to
execute any then. care not how the matter stands
between Webster and Iiayne, for disapprove of
that Exhibition, which turns an American Senate
into species of Olympiad, where multitudes assem-
bic to the sports and the representations Of wit
and otaent and TO hear the rectations of Poets and
of Orators My only object is to call your attention
to the justice injustice of the charge against New
England, and the policy of Government as to the
Western Territory.
You're, with respect,
IIAMLED THE DAVE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

SQUlB.
Sunny NaiisTo those who opposed to this sysiem
and who jealous and religious
after reading Col Johnons report the subject ould re-
specially suggest for their sake they ought
put any letter into the Post Office how urren,
may be the OCCASION travel progress Sunday
in the usual Of the mail order reach its destination
wonder such pous should have thought the SINFUL
ness of pacinga letter in the Post Office Saturday night
which was TO start on its journey Sunday morning:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19
TO MORROW

L y IN OItTtOV
Delaware an South Carolina Lottery
Drawing will be received day after TO-MOR-
ROW, (Sunday.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

ToBACCo-For the last week inspections have been
90 TO 10 hhds per day.
Gensrai Sdfes-Refused, 81 50
Passed, 3 25 d so
Good to fine, at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
TIE SALEM MURDER

With infinite regret, we perceived the
indictment of citizen ofths town, and one
too,t from whose general character and ami
ability, we could not, and do not for an in
stant allow ourselves to suspect. We uu-
derstand from competent authority that the
only evidence against Col SELMAS. was
the suppostion Of his being seen in Salem
on the fatal night, at late hour, near, and
apparently examining the premises Of the
deceased; but his arrIva. at Marbleheud
on that night, at eleven o'clock, and his
continuance there during the night, can,
by the clearest testimony, be substantiated
beyond a possible doubt. Upon the erpar-
te evidence above mentioned, a bill has
been found against man, whom we be-
lieve, would have been among the very
last TO be concerned, in any manner, in
such crime; and he must consequently
remain in durance, most dlstressful to him
self and friends, for long period Of time
The public are besought to suspend then
opinion in this matter, until its final atju.
dcation; when, we have a full reliance
that the individual in question, will receive
at the hands OF his country, an honorable
acqulttal. .Narblshead Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
GM1p NEWS

ENTERED.
Sehr Samnel Baker, Boston
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Schr Lydia, Small, Boston.
Sehr. NARY 4 Nargaret, Devereux, Frank
fort.
Sloop New York, Potter. New York.
Sloep Collector, Heath. New York.
CLEARED
Brig Ann Gadsden, Northhm, New York.
Schr Tlaxall. Shove, Alexandra.
Schr. Samuel, Baker, Providence.
Sch-. NARY, Burt, Philadelphia.
Schr. Sally, Hope, Baker, Providence.
Schr. LYDIA, Small, Providence.
Schr. NARY & Margaret, Desereux, Frank
fort.
Sloop New York, Potter, Providence.
ARRIVALS
Monday--Arrved schr. Congress, Young
52 hours from Bangor, saine this passage
is almost unprecedented.
MEMORANDA
Arr. al New York on Sunday, brig Ann
Gadsden, Northam, from this port.
Cid at New Orleans 2lst ult. brig William,
Taylor, FOR Havana.
Ship Majestic, Page, cleared from Charles
ton, April Both for New Orleans.
Spoken, 4th Dec in the Pacific ocean, ship
Frederick Augustus, Earle, Of this port, lCOO
bbls oil.
Brig Union, Of Newport, which got a.
shore on the Florida coast, has been con-
demned at Key West.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
cabt. Tholnas Bolton Finch, Of the q. s.


Navy, is said TO be the legal heir 10 the H.
tie and great estate of the Earl OF Bolton.
Capt. +. now commands the Y. 5. ship
Vncennes,and is daily expected home from
the Paci fic station, via Canton.
A subscription has been filed at Buenos
.Ayres for the erection of on English
Church in that place. Thsnumber Of Brit.
sh subjects reslden, in tho Province is es.
timated at 4000--and 1000 or 1900 British
sailors visit the country during each year.
The King has appointed Chaplain. The
plan of the church is taken from the cele.
brated ancient table at Eleusls.
The Orange County Bank New York,
sued the proprlc,ors of the steam boat Con-
stellation for Sll,2 200 in bank bills, stolen
from that boat. A nonsult was granted,
subject to the opinion ofthe Supreme Court.
PENSACOLA, April IL. The last mail
brought the intelligence that Com. nj. Il.
Woolsey was removed from the command
of the Pensacola Navy Yard; and Capt A..
J. Dallas, appointed TO replace him. Com
Woolsey left here on Wednesday last for
the North, ria New Orleans.
The departure Of Com. Woo'sey has call
ed forth a very general expression ofregre,
from all classes. During command OF
three years on this station, his department,
in his various intercourse with our citizens
both in his private and public capacity, has
been such as to secure TO him the esteem
and regard ofall.
Amidst the regret excited by the remov-
al OF Com. Woolsey, we have the conso.
lation remaining, that his place will be I'LL
ed by an officer Of such high standing a.
! Capt. Dallas.
In Danvers, last week, the life ofa young
woman was saved by the seasonable use OF
the stomach pump. She had taken Da'ura
Stramoninm, (for motherworO and had
swallowed sufficient to have Killed three
persons, ifpermitted to take its course.
MoNrEvIpEo. Five daily papers nre
printed at this place, aud monthly publ.
cation ia to be established. 1t is the hu
GUSTAV age with the city. Commissioners
are 10 be sent TO Europe to bring over en-.
/ grants.
The Tdpperhfien.--The 54sgun ship
lately belonging TO the King @Sweden
was knocked on yesterday at the very low
price Of sl5,noo, sShe had on board her
complement, -. - guns, nearly two suits ot
sails, one chain cable ll0 iathoms long, II
inch cable 100 and l25 fathoms long, two
~ inch cables and seven smaller ones -four
anchors weighing 5000 to 10000 lbs. each
and two weighing 1900 lbs. large quaint
ty Of shot, and variety of other articles
all Of which were included in the sale
Jour. Of Com.
Scarlet Fever prevails to sou,e extent il
the city Of New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

In Oxford, Chenango county, Newfork
2lst ult. Ebenezer Perry, son of Deacon
John Perry, being about to 20 on. TO hunt,
and forgetting that he had previously load
cd his gun, in fixing the flint, snapped it,
and the gun went of. His mother was in
the garden, directly in its range, and the
ball passed through the side of the house,
and through the body Of mrs p, who gave
one shrek and fell a lifeless corpse.
The Na,chez Ariel Of the 10Th ult. says
The terms upon which the Indians have
preferred to sell their land are-one mil
Jon Of dollars, each man 10 have a section
o' land west Of the Mississippi in fee sim
re, aod 70 be transported to the country
allotted them at the expense Of our gov
etr,new. and - be suprottel from the
ulne Of their arrival ~ G..- l-Snths. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

A person named .Owings living at o
wingsylle, Bath county, Kentucky, having
Jnsnlted a mrs. Anderson, or some of the
females of her family, during the absence
other husband: on his return home the wifi,
communicated the circumstances TO mr
Anderson, who Immediately repaired tt
Owngsvile, and entered the Court. which
was then in session at that place. Owngs
advanced towards Anderson, and salutng
hun in friendly terms, extended his hand.
Anderson at this moment, without return
ing the salute, drew a ,nie or dirk, and
stabbed Owings in the sl'. Owings stoop
ed on receiving the blow, but did not ap.
pear to be seriously injured, and procured
a knife with view ofmaking an attack on
Anderson. But partly by the inte rference
OF the by ISLANDERS, and partly from weak
ness from loss of blood, he was induced to
desist. The Eoctor who examined the
wound supposed that the consequence
would not be serious. Under these cir.
cums,ances, the court took the recognl
zance Of Anderson to appear at ITS nex'
term, to stand his trial for the offence he
had committed. Contrary to anticipation
mr.. Owings died on the following Friday
about which time Anderson left the Iron
Works, and has not since been heard Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

BRIGHroS MAEKET-.Honday, May TO-
(Reporied for The Chronicle and PATRIOT J
AT market this day, "a Beef Cattle in.
Guiding { unsold last week, funsold 81 q
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, Gl
Sheep and 80 Swine, including - unsold
last week.
Prices Beef Caiiie-Extra S5,33 $50
good 5 5.25; thinner Cattle, about TWEEN
ty, 4,50a5.
UOrking O1en--Fcw sales, viz. sii, 45
IL, 20.
Co,cs nnd Calres--Ordinary, sales SIS
10, 90, "a.
Sheep--Prce not noticed.
!Srcine--One entire lot oftwen'y one, 43c
at retail 81 &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

GROTON MON LOTT. class no z
~ draws this day - Highest prize $1,000
Tickets 9 parts in proportion
MAINE STATE LOTT. Class cx.
draws Saturday May Is. Highest prize
sJOOO-Ticke,s 9 parts in proportion.
GRAND CO,NSOL. LOTT COW
no. ex.; draws Tuesday May Ia. High.
est prize l0,000--Tickets parts in pro-
portion. ~,
LOTT. class 9; draws Thursday
May 90. Highest prize 2OOO--Tickets
parts in proportion.
Draws NUMBERs
Connecticut Lott. no. 1O-2O 81 81 81
SO 22 70 4 3 I-Grsnd Consol. Lott
'of Con. class S--37 Il 40 AZ . IL " ~
ii--Mains State no. BIB 20 20
I3 81 22 % So II 81. J. &. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
"FOuMtain Of Health" )"
VIM. 8. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen.
ilemen OF Newport, and its vicinity.
THAT he will keep through the warm
Il season, Soda Water, OF the first quail
ty--Carbonated Mead--Restorative beer
Newark cider and Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice,
and consequently will be found very re-
freshing.
AIS O-Epsom and Rochelle salts, to
be taken in Soda, and which is far prefer
able. as to pleasantness. than when taken
in any other manner. Soda powder--Lem
on Syrup. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
the Enquirer should havs gene TO Washing

the Enquirer should have gone to Washing
ton, merely to iniiet personal chss,isement
on the editor the Telegraph. If Mr.. Webb
was injured (as no doubt lie was) he had fully
proved the injustice and falsehood of the at
tack upon his reputation. The course he has
taken has done no service 10 the cause oftruth;
nor resulted in any thing like satisfaction to
the party seeking redress in personal violence
The committee appointed TO count the votes
for General Officers, at the recent election,
mot being able to repor; on Wednesday, the
ceremony Of proclaiming their election was
necessarily deferred until Thursday morning
An event of this kind has never happened but
once before, and that was in 1917, when Go
vsrnor Knight first took his seat as chief ma
gistrate Of the State.
Tho Independent companies of this town
never appeared to moro advantage than dur
ing their parade on the day of election. The
regularity of their movements and the skill OF
their manoeuvres elected from many stran
gers of respectabllly, the highest enconiums.
.-oS;a---
LIBERIA. We are gratficd to state, thai
the brig Montgomery, Capt. Winberg.
chartered by the Auxiliary Colonization
Society of Philadelphia; sailed from Hamp
TON Roads on Friday last, for Liberia, with
a company of7l emgrants, free people Of
colour, on board Oflhese, we understand.
80 were emancpated by Joel Early, Esq
of Georgia; & by u. $. Anderson, of Hag
erstown, Nd. & by DR.. Tildcn, of Newtown,
Vas by mr.. Pretlow, IA Quaker, ofSouth.
ampton county;5 by G. w. Holcomb, OF
Lynchburg; several others by different per-
sons--the rest were free before. Ofthese
last. II were from near Lyrchburg; and 3,
Daniel Brown, his wife and daughter, from
this place. They are generally sober, in.
dustrious farmers and laborers, many OF
them pious, and two respectable preach
ers of the Baptist and Methodist Churches
We have no doubt that they will prove a
valuable reinforcement TO the tlourishing
colony which they have gone to join: and
we cordially wish them good voyage. and
all prosperity in their new country.--.Nor.
.t0ia Beacon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

The brig Howard, lying at New York,
was smoked on Sunday evening, for the
purpose of clearing her of rats. Soon al.
ier the hatches we're taken off, two men
were sent down into the hold to remove
some ballast. Not hearing them at work,
OF answering to the calls that were made,
the mate of the brig went down to look af
ter them. and discovered them lying in one
corner Of the vessel apparently lifeless,an
unfortunately such turned out to De the
fact with respect to one of them. They
were both Immediately brought on deck
and The usual means rcsorted to IN such
cases for their recovery. One was restor'
ed, but all efforts to resuscitate the other
proved abortive.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13


Lake, Of that town.
DA4.A
On Monday nigh, last, James Alger ir.
aged 20 yerrs.
In Bristol, on Tuesday 4lh, mrs. Mary FL.
lot, formerly of Newport.
On the 2Gth ut at Union Springs. Martha
Socum Burnham, consort of Asa n. Burn
ham, and daughter of the late Thomas Ham.
mond Esq of New Bedford IN the 32d year Of
her age In tho death Of this truly excellent
woman, society sustains an lrreparable loss
Those allied by the ties Of affinity bowling IL
humble reverence, to the affective dispense
tion, are consoled only in the belief from he'
well spen, life, through redeeming love her
pure spirit has found acceptance, and is at
rest " Y. paper.
At Key West, in April last, William Trux
ton, Esq. only remaining son Of the late Com
Truxton, of the u. s. Navy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
Fire dollars Re,Cdrd

L,oR the apprehension ofths thiefor thieves
IL who within few days past broke INTO
the Newport Brewery, and ysntoniy destroy.
I'd number of casks, &c, and stole the IRON
grstiDgs and many other articles ,hefsifom' f
STEPHEN a ROBINSON
Newport, april 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
sUNDRY ARTICLES.

Noyeau, and Grenoble Cordisls. Of the
first quality, by the bo,tle.--Also, ten diff
ierent kinds Of Cordial Of good quality
Observation-Disclosures cider--Restorativo
beer by the dozen bottles--cssences of all
kinds -Oil--Cologne--preserves of differ.
ent kinds--frui,s do. do.--spicos--honey-- -
and an assortment OF confectionery of The
irs, quality.
Families supplied at all times, with plum.
cake--short cake sponge cake, jumblcs,
&c. &c. May l3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13

IROTON MON LOTT class no. Z,
" draws this day. Highest prize SsOOO
Tickets three parts in proportion.
MAINE S1.3I'E LOTT. class OK
draws Saturday May ID. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets 2 part in proportion.
GRAND CO.NSOL LOTT COW
no. ex.; draws Tuesday May Ia. High
est prize $4,000. Tickets 4parts proper
tion.
RI LOTT. class 2-draws Tuesday
May 90. Highest prize S2OOO-Tlcke,s
] parts in proportion.
DRAwS NUMBERS
Connecticut Lott. no. lO-20 81 81 -
80 % ~ ! 3 I'm Grand Consol. Lott.
Of Con. class G-37 II 40 AZ IL l3 Is
Maine State no 1873 GO 25 il
81 % % SO II 81.
MORE PKlZES.--Combinstlon 3 81
45 Maine State no. sold in package o.
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol Lott. Con. no. 8 Comb
nation ~ 81 42 came up prize Of $20t
and was sold in n whole ticket.
Besides handsome lot OF $50, no, soit
in the above and other lotteries within
dsvs. s. CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
Y e. E

TINE subscriber informs the public tha,
L. he has large quantity OF ICE, and
will furnish il on the most reasonable terms
for the season. Persons who wish 10 be-
come steady customers will plense call q
leave their names. lie will also let priv.
eges in the Ice House for the season,
nav n WIN. s. VOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
10000 Bushels
OF
SAND FOR MORTAR,

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
i Subscriber, until the 18th OF May
next, inclusive, for the delivery on tho
Wharf Mt Fort Adams, Newport Harbour,
of 10000 Bushels ofSAND for Stone Nor.
tar. The sand mus, be clean, coarse, and
free from pebbles, and the Proposals must
be accompanied by a fair sample thereof
The delivery to commence about the, Ist OF
July next. and TO be made in such quant-
ties, and at such 'lnes, as the progress OF
the work may require.
. Proposals will also be received during
the same period, for the delivery at sad
For, Adams, Of 10000 Bushels Of SAND,
of finer kind for Brick Mortar. The pro.
posals to be accompanied by a fair sample
thereof, and the delivery to commence by
the Isl, OF June.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'rs.
Brert Col.
Fort Adams. Newport Harbor,
April 22d, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-13
MARRIED

In Tiver,op, Dir. Isaac Smith to Miss Eliz'
Lake, Of that town.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
FROM rus uAornsrowN roncaIIoHr.


You may travel the road from Missouri 10 Maine,
II were all the way fenced woud make long ianr;
Yc, from one end the other you'll find every day
Men, women and children, are turning TO Clay
Qhc people now SEQ there's star in the West,
Ga whose influence and power the country,nayrcst;
Would YOU have It rise and sinHuencc display,
There's uouah, will effect il but turning to Clay.
Even Martin Van Buren,, who by cunning and trckery,
Thinks TO ride power on thnsheck OF old hickory
His schemes will all fail, and ae~Sme distant day =
Vhe old Kmg Of ter'ors will turn him to Clay
yoln Caldm ell Calhoun, who prcsdes in the Senate,
And insists he has right to keep order IN it
His waiting ambition has led him astray,
He'll he COOL calm and silent when he's turned TO Clay
file bold Northern hon, who late shook his name,
Aud broke all the threads IN the story OF Hayne
Tn the Cabinet, perhaps, his great power may display
If the country gnes on thus in turning to Clay
Though our national glory awhile NAV be yelled,
And our rulers still with their reasons conceacI
qhose dark deeds WILL ere long, he all wiped away,
As truth shall prevail, and we al! turn TO Clay
Then may the old Hero Il wish hun no hnrm,)
Retire IN good health aud in peace tn his iarn--
Look into himself, and prepare for the day,
when he will he called cn and must turn to Clay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
FROM THE MISSOURI REpupLIcAN.
!. D pOO II WVKFH,
Editor Literary Subalteru.

FROM The MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,
have been. very much pestcred OF Lot q by many
new aud uncommon phases and some old words with
new meapkpgs to them, which many the candidates
lug into their handbis and public speeches; such as,
Jackson Republican, Whole Hog Jackson-men--
Republican of the Jefferson scheol-Patriot-He
-Sta'esman-Tried epublcan-Federalist Ihave
taken grea pains to find nut the meaning of these
words and phrases and believe have, al last neor
~ mas cred the subject. The following is the vocn
ouiary of the words in their present acceptation
Jackson Repubiican-An old federalist who sun
ports General Jackson, for an office which he has
gotten, or hopes to get
Whofe Hog jacobson MANA fery-tempered per-
son, who has no opinion of his own bur votes prai.
ses and censures and turns Just as he is ba bv his
county Caucus ~
Repubhcdn Of The Jefferson sc1ooi-A man who Of
ways JOINS the strong party. and THAI he-ne-
changes
Patriof-A man who can live by bis own trade.
but wants the pub!ic to support him. sl
Hero Anybody VIII has fought duel
States,adn-A man who knows how many States
there are in the Union, and can tell their names
Federahst-Every body who is against my cleo
ton
The Prrty-6ve or six Off 20 hunters in each conn +
ty who teach the sovereIgns how they ought to
vote. 49,
The Good Causc-My cause. my plan of &c t,ing into
office
Blu the phrase which m st perplexed me is Trieft
Republican. When hear u man say he means IN
vote fr tried Republican, am astonished. and
disposed to ask him W hat he vii. have HIM tried for
treason felony or breach of the peace? When
the new tangled doctrine OF notification shall be at
tempted. be nt INTO practice, we shall no doubt
SEQ many tried Republicans, and not a few of them
condemned and executed. so5 -