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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

W thc conduct OF the eight Pennsylvania Repro.
eentatives who voted for the Indian Bill ia dro,ra
from one end OF that State to the other md !, ,r,a
seem impossible tor them to stem the imn.,u,,, -,
rent OF public Indignation. Mr.. Gilmore o,, .c ~.
mcH7 from the Pitsburg District, by wav or 90,
o5y Tor Ills voting tor it, read a letter in hi, H.,
approving the measure, which he stated to h. g.
the Mayor OF Pitsburg. 1t turns out to have h,,,
from an Eix-Muyor, the present Mayor having he.a.
cd meeting in favor of the Indians This ,,;c+.
is Dot likely to prove of much advantage to him.
The foilown. beautiful lines from the c,.;....
American, are supposed to be from the pen of 7 n
whittier, the Quaker Poet. They were suggestsd
by u brilliant article in the American, with the csh.
'on ne Is not failcn in roply to Vindictiye attack
upon Mr. Clay, headed sIIe is fnllcn,"
HENRY CLAY.
got falen!-no! as well the tan
Aud pillared Allegheny fall
swell, Ohio's giant tide
ION backward III ITS mighty track
as he,-CoImbia's hope and pr;de
The sandered and the sorely tried
4" MS triumphant course sin1 back.
Star of the West! million ewes
.,, Are turning gladly h,n-
The shrine OF old idoau,es
eeiore his kindlias light grows dim
And men awake as from a dream
vi meteors dazzling betrav
an. ~, LOW oeoie ms p'rer beam
A"e earnest OF a better day!
he is not alen!-seek 10 bind
1 he cha'niess and unbdden wind.
oppose the torrents headona coursr
..iid turn aside the whirlwiud's force
I 51it dream not that the mighty mind
III ~ oepd before the blast of hate
. UT quail at dark ca useless, In,
r or though all else be de.olae
IL stooPs not from its high estate
a hlaius midst the ruins stun,
lie has not fallen! every breezn
That wanders DER Coiumba,. h,.,.
From wild Penobsco's forest trees
from oceans shore-from inland seas
r, or where the ,ch Maguoa's blossom,
Floats snow like on the sultry wind
is bearing onward ear
homage for its lofty mind
NEED the fallen find
praise, which patriots only hear!
ALI hail!-the hour is hasteuino nm
when vanly tried by SANDERS flame
columbia shall behold her son
onharmed-wlthout laurel gone
AS from the 6ame of Babylon
-, II he angel guarded triad camei--
ne sanderer shall be silent then
its spell shall leave the minds of men
And higher glory wait upon
lhe Western Patriots future pame
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

rt,t,,,,,yrr NEw YoRg, June H.
III Operations in Western Flour and Wheat
I'er al stand without, however any decline in prices -
yesterday SQOo bushels Pennsylvania Wheat were sold AZ II
cams--Jour Com ' y SUD- IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

oo-JoD PRINTING e-crulca q TIC yhe Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

CdNIoRD, II. T. Junej
As some curiosity is a6oat know wheher Isaac Hin The
ola Comptroller has really returned TO New Hampshire we
ths early opportunity OF apprzins distant patrons thar he
arrived hee with his family the early part present week
I'D good health We do learn removal from os 70
as yet materially endangered he perp,tpy of our
sttu',ons" notwithstanding Mr. Hills rejection New Harm
hire IS MOI TO be Invested of all control WASHINGTON mr.
Speaker Thornton having received nomination and coma
ton 10 tire office. N'''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

oiT1haG-Fhe Mount Holly Bachelors Club have aoree-
wear otnc crGc garerS consequence the SECRETARY
e association having accidentally COMMITTED ma,a.opy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

0uurder Of Jup White..-ahe Salem 0azette mon.
tiopS that special session of the Supreme Court Will
be held IL that town, Tuesday, goth july for Tho
tria OF the persons accused of the murder of air
White All the Judges will attend, and the law ms,
passed by the General Court requires boil the AttoT.
ney General and Solicitor General to oGirate on the
occasion. " '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

M 10. ChkiSilANNA & BURKE respectfully
on ,ba g., L., IS p,n '' "Pen 10 ms city,
admission of yo,,no, Sa,ea m SEMINARY Tor the
Iors " -'s i1""ieS 'S oou'uers ana Jay scho-
| II iac,,,oronr,,oJ
the mos, sI;J . ous. III combining
and fasbionaSI WIN We MOST popular
claim 10 onr, 'Si'eHss WITHOUT laying
en- ,to nS tAlruofGmaTy qualIhcatons for dischar-
will deyolve ON her a. y epVisoie uatles whlch
dent that nm car, ,,,o,i Ml ID iees conn
80; Ia u carry attention to the subject of Ehuca-
Ir,J -. 81 erience OF many years IN Its details
enable her 70 ST. % so many a6e teachers, viii
State and M, equal TO any IN this
tuition. - ''io2e Oh any Northern lnsti-
Mrs R,rko c,ir, r,,;
Ru-ka NJ ~, - -, $500 from hr
his own Seminary Mr. MacuI ~ ~ , ,es OF
graijrs in he Nh Sy eaeter .udshe-
instruction In the branches onnSc,"J - b uay
men.. 'oAn' ecu y" ''n nus depart
Mir 81, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Black Lace Hsls a,d Lace Goods.

Black Lace FEELS and Lace Goods.
400 Black Lace Wells of rich and new patterns
IL wv some of them Chantiily worked, from | 10
$50. Ladies wishing elegant and cheap ves have a
fair opportunity of selecting from this extensive
sortment-Also footing laCes, of all widths, prices
and quality wide and rich bobb;nct trimming laces
Tor caps; horilias and 1ouncing; PLAIN wide lace;
thread edgngs and insertings and rich thread lace;
the real blonde trimming ace all the fashionable co.,
lars, caps, peerines, iorellas, nau'etts &c &c
comprising every variety OF Lace Goods, the most
reduced prIcestor sale by the yard piece sin Gle
or dozen, IT r II. JENKINS
Get Fancy Dry Good q Irish Linen Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
TALL FASHIONS.
EATS.

DAYMOND & BROTHERS beg leave to notify
NJ their friends aud the public that in addition to
their present stock, they frequently receiving
large supplies of HATS of almost every descrlp on
among which, LIST and I'd q aty beavers LIST
and Cd do castors; imitation beavers very neat and
cheap article; LIST. Cd and Sd quality rorams youths
and chiidren5 hate; wool hats, &c.
They have, in addition 10 their stock OF Hats, a
handsome assortment of CAPS; consisting Of gen.
temen'5 English and American sea otter; do fur
and hair SEAL children's do. do.
Country Merchants respectfully informed, that
they can be supplied at the shortest notice and
the most favorable terms, and that pains will be
spared tn I'LL their orders he neatest manner.
n. u. Good Flour at the market prices, will al
WAYS be received on account sep 2e-eots
M As Committed TO Ja Charles Guy CounIy as
w runaway, the l6h of July last negro man slave
named Fenley Of dark brown complexion 81
feet, or inches high mps very much his gait Feuly
one Of the slaves allotted to Mrs Ann C. Cogn, wife OF
John Cosn, part her the Wm Light
foot decd and says he has bought his SAID
Cosin The fact Of is Iunagyay's having been
JAIL has been reported the he has been valued
the court by their order Of the 18th OF last month directed
sale OF him TO be made forthwith, after the time and place
thereof had besn advertised required by law By
is order, shall sell the said runaway, the Court House
Charles City County, the third Thursday October
being the 2ls Of the month aud day for said county
sep l7-w+w' WIN. TYLER, Shift
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Military Land Claims.

Military Land Claims.
Renew my Offer buy locate land warrants granted by
the UuuCj States by tho State Virginia officers
and soldiers Of the Revolutionary Army aud also AID the
uniuiorncl in obtaining their SupcmumcT1y oil.
and all who detained captivity, and the heirs
those who slain n battle entitled 90 land bJunlCs
wall also purchase undertake secure, lost couo
ycucd claims 10 land Kentucky and Ohio located under mill.
tary warrants, granted for Revolutionary services
Being fly prepared 10 all uicuOEatDrcs that may
be put relation OCg ID IN Kentucky and Ohio
and also relation all unatsed warrants, (nary which
presumed be lost destrOyCd letters inquiry postage
paid addressed here personal enquiries will be pomp.
y attended CADWAILADEB WALLACE.
EtwaNr sep ctOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
J tMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

(.NGrket Bridget
u AS on hand, and daily expects, the following
articles, which he will sell on the most reason,
able term. without the addition of proft:)
l6o Maranham, Spanish hides, (hcovyl
1000 lbs of oak tanned soal and harness leather
O,OOO lbs. of assorted cotton yarns
1000 lbs. of washed and unwashed wool
100 sacks of Liverpool salt, at 81
90 barrels and 70 boxes loaf sugar, IJc to sOc
% whole and half pieces cotton bagging
20 doz wire meal sieves
goo barrels OF nett and gross fish
10 do OF family
- do Of shad
l2 hhds. Of best New Orleans inola sscs
81 barrels of sweet Malaga wine
90 do of cordial
25 do of Newark vinegar
10 do Cf do cider
so boxes Of tallow candles and soap
10 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Sebb's segOrs, bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, &c. &c.
md daily eEyecisG,
10000 lbs Kicks family bacon
900 lbs of lard
90 barrels large Northern apples
Chars, scttees, sc. &c.
sept %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
COLLINS g. Co.
Virpinia Statc Conycntio
MIR CATLIN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
IfH CONVENTION has been sent to Paris to

MAX. CATBIN'S picture of the VIRGINIA
1fh CONVENTION has been sent to Paris, to
DO engraved by the most distinguished Artist Of that
city under the immediate attention of Cen Lafayette
Mi. Cutlrn has with great dehberotlon ard care,
yiBd and perfected hs picture for the hands Of the
Hgravcr.and is determined 10 spare no pains or eX-
pe1se in furnishing the State Of Virginia with print
wuthy Of their patronage.
Fhe size of the print will be feet by y, contain
in correct lkenes5es of all the members OF that dis
timgishcd body. Among whom arc conspcuously
pDed at full length Madison, Monroe, Chief Justice
Mnshall Randolph, Leigh, Tozewell and others
Tie painting gives correct view Of the interior Of
th, Legislative Hail. aud the heads have all been
paPted from life
sersons wishing TO obtain Impressions from this
spl ndid plate, will gain advantage by subscribing
FIR them ilusmuCh they will be served with the
frsl and best impressions, and have them delivered
at their residence or wherever they may direct
Letters 60 this effect addressed to Geo Calu, Rich
mond Va and post paid, will be chccrlully received
and attended to. GEO CAILlN.
We the subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr.. Catln during its
progress and being enabled TO Judge as to the fdel
ty OF the kenosscs, do not hesitate TO recommend It
TO thl public for their patronage. ,,,..,,....
!. A. CTEVALLIE
w. F.. PENDLErON,
THOMAS Richie.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
NINNInI LOmIOTLs.

"II"'HI5 NVItIIVIta'
y addition 90 the warranted old England Ranr. and tie
invaluable ded Razor strap the subscriber has iust &c
ccivcd variety Of superior shaving aud washing soap, Sc
among the assortment arc the Emocnt Naples compound, and
Rose and Soda washing sooP, Cologne aud Florida water
scyi2s r. r. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

n, THE coppered Brig RAPID, Capt
|TNA SHooF,-carrles 300 hhds tobacco oil
SIR 1000 barrels -four ALSO,
Tie -oPered Brig CERES, Capt LaNcoLN-car-
ries $50 hhds or $500 barrels. Apply to
oct CHAS. PALMER
E.E ENRY y. MIDDLETON, of Fredericksburg
Il IL Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Va tc
the original owners, that have been sold for he direct
tax of the United States, and State tax. Also that
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund q
Virginia, for the non-payment Of taxes
lie VIII undertake for portion Of the land rccO-
Vered; but If preferred by the Proprietors vii! take
stipulated or contingent compensation, TO be paid
after the performance Heterogeneous.
Persons wishing his services had better c0ruuluni-
cate early with him at Fredericksburg, Va, post
paid as he expects TO set oct for the West this fell
lie continues 10 receive agencies to investigate
and identify Western lands by actual survey; to rent
lease out. pay the taxes, maize sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe manage
meDt thereof
The continued extensive range OF riding which his
engagements require West OF the Allegheny mouu-
taIns affords the opportunity to transact other busl
ness, which induces him TO offer his services gene
rally.
The settlement and bonding of debts, collecting.
negotiation, and all other business, viii receive prompt
personal attention. As this advertisements solicts
beyond his personal uantauce, he Offers reference
10 the following gentlemen:
Cooperation q Fredericksburg ia.
John Metcaife John S Wexford.
William J. Roberts, Fuyete Johnston,
Rucben Thomas, Archibald Hart
William a. Knox
SYotsgicaRia County, Ia.
George Hamilton, William Bernard.
Samuel a. Slorrow, Cuiycper County, TU.
.1jJemar{S County. pa
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson.
Robert Rves, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs. Richmond City, Va.
Thomas o. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
n. w. Dandrldge Henry County. va.
Abraham Staples, Patrick Court house Va.
Ballard Smith. GreCnbrcr County, Va.
Joseph +. DangerGeld, Lewisburg, Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk OF Grecnbrier County, Va
Chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon. Robert p. Letchcr, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
George Hebb, Baltimore.
SIlas Wood, New York.
Doctor Thomas Sommes, Alexandria, h. e..
IIczskiah Miller, Georgetown, y. G.
sep 2O--2aw tf
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
NEW BOOKS.


TgNHE Sabbath School Herald vol. l.
4 Token Of Regard, presented TO the Elm ~ God
School, by James NJ, Garnett.
Introduction to the Academical Reader coInpris-
ing great variety Ofplcasng and instructive pieces
by Harrod.
AcaIemical Reader, by J. J. Hsrrod
National Spelling Book, BY Emerson
National Reader, by PieTpont.
Introduction to National Reader, by Pierpont.
Plutarchs Lives, III volume, cheap
IJThe above School Books come very highly re-
Cnmmenl led TO Teachers.
Just published, and for sale by
sep25 j. IL NASH.
S ELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY of the
~ Seventeenth Century, comprising the best prac.
teal works of the great English Dryncs, and other
congenal authors OF that age. Collected and arrang
ed with biographical sketches ard occasional notes
by james Marsh, President Of the University of Yer
mont. La five volumes. Volume first Just publish
ed containing the bessedness oithe righteous, and
1.-THE vanity OF man mortal" by the Rev. John
Howe, and "Dlscoursrs the four last things" by
Dr. VIM. Bates. Received for sale, by
sept COLLINS cG co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Superior Madeira Wine.

Superior Madeira Wine.
"E offer for sale, just received direct from Ma
w deira, via Nortrlk, per ship La Fayettc, az in
voice of superior Madeira Wine, in half pipes, GUAR
ter casks and half qnarter casks probably equal to
any ever offered in this market, and well worth the
attention OF dealers in the article.
oct 1t OTIS DUNLOP &. Co
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08
(Journal ofHealth.

Revolutionary Pensioners. s.-Thcre seems
to bc now some prospect that Congress
will at this session make more liberal
provision for tho soldiers ofthe Revolution
than they had received under the existing
laws. A bill has passed the House OF
Representatives by vote of l22 to 81,
aud has been sent to the Senate, where il
has passed the second reading, declarato-
ry ofth several acts of Congress grant
ing pensions to Officers and Soldiers OF the
Revolution, and giving more liberal con-
struction to said acts. The bill, so far as
we undcraa and its provisions, allows the
applicants to have property to the amount
Of i 1000 exclusive ofhousehold furniture;
and when the service is nine months III
continuation, though the enlistment may
be for shorter period, they shall be en-
titled to pension; and the bill further al
lows all those w.ao served in such State
Regiments, rs were ordered out by the
old Congress, the same privileges in rela-
ton to pension US the regular Continen
tai Army. Virginia is said to have had
thrcc-R. Island three-Massachusetts
and ether Statcs several regiments, whose
Officers and soldiers wall. provided this
pass, be entitled to the same benefits here
toiorc granted to the Continental line.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The General Assembly ofthis' State,
convened ut Newport on "Wednesday East
AT 10 O'Clock, the members assembled at
the State House, and were cnlled 10 order
by Benjamin Hazard, ESQ. senior men,
her from Newport. Joseph J.. Tillmg'
hast of Providence, and Elisha r. Pot
or, of South Kingstown, were nomln@eo
for Speaker, and OH balloting the vote
stood for
J. l.. TflIinghast, 81
f.. r. Potter, SO
Mr.. I'illinghast, on the vote being de>
clared, returned his thanks 10 the Howe
briefly and appropriately. Mcsscrs. r@
ten and Turner were unanimously rec
lccted Clerks of the House.
A Committee was then appointed "
wait upon his Exccllency and the Hon
Senate, and inform them that the HOUSE
was organized.
Aflcr the Gov. and Senate joined '"o
House and the proxies from several town.
handed in, 1essrs. Robbins and bun' "
Newport Arnold Of Providence w"
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08

pl;shmsnis, you must add knowledge el
cards, bacgammon, dice and chequers--
you must then know how to dance, and
acquire bold, confident, air be able to
say the most simple and silly nonsense,
with an air ofthe greatest confidence; and
when you make these attainmsnts, you
must have great opinion ofyourself, and
you may pass through the world as thor
ough gentlemen.
Now, Mr.. Editor, believing such err
rors as these to exist, in an alarming de-
gree in society, permit me to recommend
a reform. And while the benevolent and
philuml' opic, in our country, are making
mighty cxcrions, to Danish intcmpermce
from our land and while the deluded IN
struments of designing politicians, are de-
claiming loudly against certain set OF
men, ofwhose doings and designs nothing
is, for certainty, known (; let not repub-
licans refuse to advance cause, which
in its importance almost equals the form
er, and far exceeds the latter.
would recommend as a remedy for
these evils, that societies be formed, to
take the best methods to promote this de-
sirable reformation. These societies
should be on the plan Of total abstinence
from some ofthcsc errors. As to dancing
and innocent games, moderate indul-
gencc in them, do not consider as an in
jury but when they are practiced to the
exclusion Of more profitable amusements,
they should, ] think, be classed with other
Incorporate habits /; but while these
might be moderately INDUCED in, | think
the others should be wholly banished from
society. A.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08

From La Plasa.--Buenos Ayrcs dates
to March 6, and Montcvideo to March 3,
are received at New York.
Things we're by some considered threat
cning to the public peace in the country,
though some Of the most violent partizans
had shown themselves more disposed to
lisien to reason.
Gen. Quiroga, in the province Of Cor
dova, in Chill, has consented 70 submit
the differences existing there to the arbi-
tration of Bucnos Ayrcs.
M. Henry Fleury was executed at Bu-
cnos Ayres, for forgery, March 3.
Chi.-Gen. Pinto has been raised to
the Presidency of Chill, notwithstanding
his objections, by vote ofthe Chambers.
He addressed speech to them, at Salai-
ago, 2Cth October.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08

tD~ II will be perceived that the jack
son Prox has nearly succeeded and Of
course Rhode Island will be set down ss
an Administration State by all those who
arc dishonest in their politics., OF entirety
ignorant ofthc points on which the elect
ion turned. Those who are acquainted
with the local consideration, which inilu-
cnced the vote know, that Jacksonism has
not increased any since last year (; but
that it is rather like the moon in her last
quarter-cver very diminutivc, and grow
ing less every night.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08
INFANT SCHOOL.

We understand that an Infant Schoo
has recently been established in Bristol
connected with the Congregational Sab.
bath School, in that place, which from its
present appearance, promises to be ol
much usefulness. A female Teacher, in
every respect qualified for the duties that
will dcvolve OH her, has been procured to
take charge of the school. 1t commcnc.
ed operation OH the 25th ult. and has al
ready upward Oft GO names on the list
We wish il much success.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08
MALT LIQUORS.

Malt liquors, when ofa good quality,
and drunk in moderation, constitute, for
many persons, an innocent and wholesome
beverage. Their immoderatc use is at
tended, however, with the most injurious
consequences. They who indulge in
malt liquors to excess, become in general
corpulcnt from languid circulation; but
the fat which accumulates, often to
great extent, is very unhealthy. When
inflammation attacks such individuals, it is
ofa species wh's 'sch soon runs into mortii-
cation. In consequence Of the languid
circulation Of the blood, occasioncd by
tho narcotic effects Of the hop, or in sophis
ticated porter of more dcleterious ingre-
dients, the veins become overloaded with
blood, particularly those in the brain
giddiness and, not unfrcquently, in the
end, apoplcxy is the consequence. The
temperature Of the body is below the nat
ural standard-that Of the feet and legs is
often fifteen degrees lower than that OF the
centre Of the trunk. When tho liquor
begins to act injuriously on the stomach,
the memory loses its power Of retaining
recent impressions; and the inferior limbs,
If an accumulation Of a watery fluid does
not take place beneath the skin, become
emaciated and fabby. When apoplcxy
does not terminate life, disease generally
takes place in the organs subservient to
digestion, and speedily proves fatal. II
the individual who, like Bonilace, cats,
drinks, and sleeps" upon ale, beer, or por
ter, escapes one or other ofthe foregoing
maladies, he will probably fall sacrifice
to general dropsy, attended with disease
of the main artery, or of the vessels which
nourish the heart He is, in general, a
great dreamer, and commonly " most SUI
perstitious. When the liquor begins to
have an exhilirsting effect, he fancics he
sees deeper into metaphysics than any
other person; and, in proportion as he be
comes more stupid, he thinks himself m,re
cnlightensd.
They who indulge in the excessive use
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-08

Of cider or perry, are subject 10 irre'nedi-
able disease OF the stomach and other or
guns. When the system has given way
to its banclul effects, they may congratu-
late themselves, however, il it be any con
ISOLATION in their other miseries, that they
are exempt from the depression Of spirits,
the unwieldy body-the stupor, giddi-
ness, and defect ofmcmory, which fall to
the lot Of the inordinatc consumers Of malt
liquors. In common with the latter, they
are, however, peculiarly predisposed to
rheumatism, gout, and their accompany
ing disorders.
(Journal of fHealth.