Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-11


Navigation through tine iuain channel OF that chain
Of Lukes'-@hich navigation would BIO far less hez-
ardous OF lives and property than the present bolster
out conveyance upon those great inland seas
cut dischnrg;ng DOUBLE the quantity of water of
the Falls, would drain all those Lakes and their rib
utaries IN SIX months, without producing any thing
more than high river along the banks of the ST.
Lawrence during That time;---and case containing
thirteen thousand pounds of POWDER properly sccu-
red under the Falls. and blown up by slow match
would facilitate the object of draining the Lakes
above
There ideas are merely thrown out for the con-
slderation 81 en erprisng capitalists of the Northern
States and Europe; in the success of which, the la:
ter would be- vastly benefited by the extenon of the
Agricultural limits of Canada, which you'd enable
England to increase the flood ofengratiou to her Gu
lones that part of this Continent and thereby al
evate the distress Of the majority Of that class of the
English and Irish popula; ION in Erope. and M ,bo
same time relieve the Governments of that coun,rv
from pending internal commotion, arising from tho
pressing wants aud distress of too dense population
of poor people.
1t is hoped, however, that the protector tLoush q
Georgian may not be forgotten in the execution and
ultimate blessings of the enterprise to both countries
W. B. DAVIS.
From the Portland Advertiser.
G4ie HaverhiIl, New Hampshire Post, in alIudine
to the profilsions of Isaac Hills" that cuuber the
columns of the Jackson press, INDUCES itself na very
|
shire Patriot, for month past. has appeared like
desert of lsaac Hills" without even greco spot to
cheer the moral wilderness The following is IN cS
tract from the article
| ''Hll is rejected, and "Dernocracy' Is in weeds
He is confirmed, and the bone and n,usclerv are
ready to take arms AT his disapproval, the New
Hampshire Patriot md Stute Gazette is all in tears
blubberng like Niobe. It's last number nnaes tbe
name OF HiH. Once more, does that moaning perio
dical aude to the game of RIl-aye Of Mr. Hill
yea OF isaac HIt-and of the Honorable isaac Hill
Hit Lsaac-Isaacus Coliis-Coiie oc'sioruo, doior-
eyes ache and ophthaulia-1ill, l. fi!-Nis,er Hill
the Hon Mister H---Eon. Isaac Hill--Coi6s. colo
r2a cst cofiuan-Hill upon HILL heaps upon heaps-
frriuhi, tumutoruan Pelion upon Gssa in all thci
lowering and inaccessible VARIETY! The sheet was a
lilly Us imperial Rome, and every Hill fell groa,
at the ingratiude of Republics! Bat clear the ,yay
Y'he Comptroller is coming! H.. on HE way! The
Democracy OF the east, with unrutfied bosom one,
towards the west-slands ready TO receive him. lie
the shifted and shod aristocracy trenbie at his com
ling"
.Hr. Brodhcad is confirmed. It was thought b
some even of his friends that the fact of his havn
r now IN his hands contract supply Stop cloihin
tor the navy to the of Do 900 dollars ven
would &c all objection to his appointment but il q
pears tina; the independent Senate got over it, "Com
mend me- to certificates 1t has been said Mr. Bro,
head has would transfer his contract TO apothe
He cannot do itor if be did, it would be to som,
friend Cy1ass Jour.
tue collector at albany Oh merchandise cleared a
nus office Tor the Erie aud Champain canals turpe th
first SIX weeks business of this season. I'D to the frs
day OF June. is GJfDuiae Thousand siD hondrea an
ssUea,feen dollars.
CUR booksellers advertise, this morpihe, nev
work of Sir Walter Scott--a duodec;mo, containin
two sfamas the first cnti led the Doom OF Devon
COIL. Certainly the genius of Sir Walter is not s
entirely melodranatic that of the authors Of som
OF The pieces which have strutted something NOR
than their honr upon the stage The Doom of Dc
Vorgol however, does not rest upon such au,ic trick
,, as Keep up many of the mcleod dramas. The authc
has used one Of the many legends with which the orr
nistory OF bis enquiry stored, ond taken occasion
weave into the tissue, two of those oat,e cha
! racleTs that create smile IN his novel.
phe second piece, entitled AUcH1N DE AMH Is M rr
iy trasical-Bichard III. brought into humble life
| Lshe language IS often worthy the best thoughts g
the anthor; and the pieces though entirely SLAP
ted to the stage, will be read with qualification.
| ~. S. Gazette
korhoro, and not Boxboro' deserves tho credi, =
tne famous punstable slraws which stole such
march upon the world of fashion this SPRING Will
supposed to be English bonnets. they sold at SIS an
cost but e Phey now sell at 4 and dollars nie-f
Doxooro Is famous for manufacture of stray bon
oets II IS said that from 80 to 100 900 dollars yoor,
are annually sent from thence to the South alone
Mass JoUs.
! Boom the Mem Yor@ Commercial .qdcertis.y.
4he BALTIMORE and Ohio Rait,oa2.-A friend VIII
is nov on a tour to the South, has recently made
visit to that part tot the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Boa
which is completed He speaks in high comnenda
t,on OF the undertaking, aBd describes it as one
| toe brst Importance, connecting the immense coun
Try OF the West With the Atlantic States, and pro
vidins cheap, easy aud expeditions route of three
hundred miles, where the advantages of water com
Inunicaton Is not known. Our correspondent saws
ION Tuesday afternoon / walked to the junction O
the Eredericktown and Washington Turnpikes
Where at present, the Rail Road commences al
tnough vas on the spot some thirty minutes before
the hour for the to start found the vicinity q
Tue place of embarkation crowded with ladies' an,
gentlemen anSiously waiting their turn for tickets a
small office, similar to the box-office of theatre
made several frutiess efforts to ret ticket fthe
price OF which, for twenty six miles is only seventy
I'VE 1--WE Cents bat did not succeed-fnally, however