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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

DRowNISe. AS many cases of drowning oc.
cur at this season of the year, it may be well to
notice, that a young, woman, recently picked
pm the port Of Hull, supposed to be drowned
was restored 70 lie, after experiments Of the
minutes.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

Two CAMP MEETINGS were held in Barnsta-
BILE county week before last; one commenced at
Eastman on the 5th inst, and closed on Tues
day morning following at 10 o'clock Ten yes
sells, and one steam boat, the Byron, from Lynn
with l4O passengers, were employed in taking
persons, to and from the meeting. The meet
ing IS said to have been unusually interesting.
There were present thirty-six preachers, from
hVe to six hundred members of the church, and
congregation of from two to three thousand
persons. We have been informed by one of the
preachers that about 100 persons were hope.
fully converted" and that many left the ground
under serious Impressions. The other camp
meeting was at Brewster. There were pres.
ent at this meeting seventeen preachers Of the
Reformed Methodsts and from Is to l8 hun.
bred people. The meeting continued from
Wednesday the 9TH, to Monday morning 9Th
Journal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

FLooD. A Correspondent residing in God
manchester, under date Of 29th Of July, informs
us that the whole extent of country lying be-
tween the River St. Lawrence and the PROV
ince line Qat. As N } has been visited by one Of
the greatest freshe:s ever known in the coun-
try, and certainly the most disastrous in its
ravages. The rain commenced falling in tor
rents on Saturday last, and continued with lit
tie intermission since. The rivers have over
flowed their banks, and the whole country was
completely inundated. Bridges across the
roads (says our correspoudent.) are afoat or
removed, and travelling rendered impossible
1t is really melancholy to whole fields Of
grain and hay in every direction covered with
water, families obliged TO leave their houses to
give place 10 water three feet in depth. Crops
never looked better than they did one week ago.
Thus it is that mans hopes are blighted the
injury cannot be at all computed-merehan ants,
mechanics. farmers, and all, will suffer in con-
sequence. Montreal COurant.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

The most severe and destructive hail storm
experienced for great number OF years, traV-
ersed the northeastern part of Delaware coun-
ty, (Pa.) on Thursday evening, the 9th instant.
The hail was accompanied with torrents oil ram,
and very heavy gale of wind. Scarcely
house in its course escaped with unbroken win
dows; in many houses from 30 to 100 panes
wer- h-aken. rIr~ 1l~iss of the corn are torn
into tatters and the foliage of every other plant
which presented broad surface, has the ap..
pearance of having been exposed to repeated
discharges of musketry. Itsbreadth was about
! three miles.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

SoUTH CARoLINA. A writer in Tho cb,r,o.
ton Courier, who signs himself GAIIAr,N.
handles the nulfers and their cause in mas
terly manner
We think reason will ere long have its sway
in South Carolina, and its dream of being ma.
ton will only be remembered for laughter, as
were the fantastic tricks Of little Hunchback's
glass-selling brother, in the Arabian Nights.
United States Gazette
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

BoYLsToN PRIzE. The Boylston Committee
OF Harvard University, have awarded to Dr.
Usher Parsons of Boston, premium Of fTlv
dollars for the best dissertation on tho I" conec.
ton between cutaneeus diseases that are no.
contagious, and the internal organs" This is
the third premium DR. Parsons has had award.
ed to him by the Boylston Committee.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-25

PREcocloUs DEPRAvIrY. Last week tw,
boys, brothers, were playing on a wharf at Eas
Haddam, when tho eldest, who is 10 years old
from trlfilng alteration, pushed the younges
into the river, and he was drowned The DO,
confessed the fact ofguilt, and said his brothe
sunk and rose, and held up his little hand fo
help two or three times. While this tragic
scene was transactng, some men were nj worl
within few rods, ignorant of what was mass
ing.-Neto London Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

than to instruct them in all the forms of v.r,o,
deep learning. 1t is much the bent of the vontb-
iu mind, to place knowledge above all other attain
ments-to prefer fame to virtue-to forpeI reIimon
and morality in the dazzling career of ambition Or
Witherspoon said he would punish bow as soon for
toeing witty as FOR telling falsehood There NAV
oe some force in the opinion. well as in that of
announcer distinguished man, who thought that the first
word taught child should be no.
The vices most apt to attach to Young men ut COL
lege with their fatal consequences ure v,vid,v nor
tIayed IN this poem. We see lawless ambition sin
Its countless shapes impeng man to shed his broth
CT solood,-brlnging n the desoating march of war
The beggard soldier limpmg ID the grave
The widow weeping DER her Starving babes
In broken hearted grief, and ,lese, in tones
That pity breathes soften tim breasts
Bewaling their loved atteff long delay
And pleading for his profnskd. safe return
no cheer them with hs weIIfcynsabered smiles,
ios've them bread and d5z,seir mother's .ears'
AN evil kindred to the demon war the poet reck
ons, the monster party rage A thrilling MOVING
picture OF intemperance is giye6, which is too lone
tor quotation Gambling, duelng, avarice and pro-
fanty' are desc ibed in all the hldeousness of their
character' and all the misery and degradation to
winch they lead Next follows portraiture of
ehVycthat oasest, most whitening, and most revolt
ing OF passions passion generally as harmless to
It's OBJECT, as 1t is tormenling to its victim
Lean Envy, too, detested passion. feeds
" pom the joys of many pinng bosom
WIN binding venom stains victims tight
AND, breathing mist around the purest names
a ana brightest objects, hints that they aught
But pure or brght-and sickens at their praise,
The poem concludes by pointing tie .Gosne,,s
molly truths as cure for these and all The Ills that
swell me catalogue of human woes
we have read this poem, which abounis in bor
monious periods, In eloquent language and noble
ana just refiecons with great pleasure. 1t appears
to us elevated and appropriate and we doub, moi
well received, and will exercise sautary influence
over the minds of the young men to whom II wos
addressed r d W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Oct. 10.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

we learn from Williamsburg that uncommon interest and
expectation are excited on the subject of appruacbnp
course OF lectures which will commence venerable In
stlnon, on the last Monday of the present month The
are returned from their usual of
ton and about TO enter the duties their respective
departments with renewed health and animation Their. 10
every prospect that public confidence support will cheer
them on way, and eDven labours with the CON
seriousness OF doing well and being justly appreciated The
schooi oil dnctef Languages &c attached the institution
was opened on the LIST Instant and exercises according
our informant are pursued with degree ON the
OF he Professor IN that department. which calls for the utmost
exeIon OF the young classes do vo,ion of
heir instructors There regulations spoken of rea
De admirably well adapted the object nsurng their sue
cess Ihey seem worthy Of the consideration of such parents
ana as be interested important subject
There is great advantage doubtless sending boys 10
grammar school, kept within the precincts of the COLLEGE
winch is designed TO give subsequent deveopemen to bei,
talents and finish their education In situation they
breath as WERE 40 tio the atmosphere of gene ,ea
lure and early mbbe intelligence and for the higher
studies TO which tiey aspire. e'D'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Observation-Disclosures enate-Joseph w. Chimp
no opposion-316.
House of Dclegates-Col. S. Blackwell 2o3, r.
Belts 121.
King 81 Queen.-Senate, Dabney 10, Armisteud
345, Gregory 90 Whole vote in Gloucester. Mat
thews and King e. Queen-Dabney $40, Armistead
433, Gregory rs. Mddiesex and King William yet
to be heard from
Preston.-For Senate VIM. G. Brown, (Prestop)
499, Col Morgan, (hIonongaa) liz, VIM.
NJ Cord. randolph 3. Randolph and Monongalla
yet to vote
Delegates, ~ VIM. B. linn 26a, VIM. Carroll
l79, Benz. Shaw 176, scattering 3
Noyfok County.-For the Senate-Holt 1906
Chandler 189-Hots majority T.
House Of Delegates, e Delegates. )-Murdaugh
22l Thompson 2l8, Leigh 40, Hodges l47. Cooke
consequently elected
AS far as we can ascertain the result of the Sena
torial election in Lewis county stands thus:
For Mr. McWhorter 388
Col. Strlnger 998
Majority in Lewis for Mr.. bIcyhorter on
There were also 80 votes given to the three caudi.
dates OF Harrison, Messrs Israel, McCally and Kin
cheloe.
The election in the orher two counties of this dis.
trlct Will take place ON Monday next.
[Ctarksburg Enquirer.
Nortlampton.- the Senate, John G Joynes
Cd, John Page o.
House of Delegates, O)-Col Littleton Upsbur&
81, Maj. William Dunton 4G.-Co Upshur was
not candidate
Louisa-For the Senate, Horatio G. Winston
604-no opposition.
House of Delegates, (1)-Nicbolas J. Poindextera
3G7, Cbas. Y KImbrougb 229, Oliver Cross 90.
Prince Edl7ard.-For the Senate Col Wyatt II
Col. GreenhiIl 8, Col. Dupuy 1856. Col. wyatt 8
elected in the whole Dlstrisf by majority of $50
House of Delegates, (f)--R. N. Venable 184--nc
opposition.
Botetourt For the Senate Beale 397, Mellow
ell $50 In Botetourt and Pocahontas Beale ha:
6i9, and Mcdowell All. AlIeghany and Bath vet tc
vote.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
CHE Constitutional suttg.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 20. 1880.

The foreign news by rhe Birmingham, in our CO.
lumns to-day, will be found interesting The only
part oft which looks at all like war; is that relating
to Russia No apprehension however seems to exist
that the measures taken by the Emperor of Russia
are any thing more than precautionary, upon the
hrst news of the revolution in France, all accounts
justify the belief that Belgium will settle down into
calm state, and France thus escape the chance of
being forced into war for its protection.
The election returns in New Jersey have yet been
but partially received. The Trenton State Gazette
says. as far as heard from the majority of the next
Legislature is of the Jackson party.
We received no Philadelphia papers TO-DAY. and
can therefore give further authentic accounts
the elections in Pennsylvania.
We see that correspondent of the NJ Y. Courier
& Enquirer, admits that Col Watmough elected in
the third Congressional District in Pennsylvania is
opposed to the Administration 1t is so rare that we
meet with candid admission like this in our oppo-
nents, that pleased with the opportunity of re
cordmg It, 1t would be asking too much we fear OF
che Baltimore Republican to do likewise
The Clarksburg Enquirer states that the Small
Pox prevails IN that neighborhood
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
NoRToRK, OcT. Is,

.uelanchoty Shiprcreck. A gentleman who arri-
we'd here on Saturday last informs that he under
stood from Capt. johnson of the light boat station
ed on w indmll Point, that Bay pilot boat was
capsized off Cape Charles. and out of thirteen
souls on board at the time, only three were saved
The Survivors had arrived at New Point. + Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
NEW MARKET RACES

Sd Day-rhe Jocky Club Purse, $500, mile
heats $50 entrance, was won by Mr. Hare's Polly
Hopkins with great ease. Slender was evidently out
OF order The following the result:
.. z. Hares b. m. Polly Hopkins
w r. Juhnsonsb b. H Slender drawn
Edward Wyatt's S. m. Sally Harwell Dist
Time-8m 18s.-Course very heavy.
4M Day-A sweepstake, mile heats, for wears old
colts and fes, 500 entrance, half forfeit five sub
scribers.-This of the most interesting races
ofthe week fine colts started for this purse which
was won, in three heats, by DR. John hinges b. c.
by Sir Charles The following is the Judges award
John hinges b. C. by Sir Charles Al
Robert c. Wiliamson's c. C. by Sir Charles l , dr.
] NJ Seldens b. C. Mercury. by Sir Charles 8 dis
John D. AIMS g.. by Sir Archie 342
Time--lst heat I'm. DDS I'd heat, m SOS. Sd heat
i'm. 58s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

1872. l-'1A'iuerson |4o Mhier
position. " o 'P-
l., ea o, Delegates, On VIM Dyer* r4s, Grave
Dinpiddie, Gone Delegate, return incompete, No
opPosition TO MT Dromgoole for the Senate At three
y .ioch, the poh TOR member Of the FL. of Dele
gates STOOD as follows Gen William Broadnax
~ ~ Iohn W. Boisseau 49, l. Scott SO; Skipwith
the election will probably be continued three duys
Ia gentleman who left the courthouse at sun set on
Monday informs u.s. that the polls would certainly be
kept open for three days, and that Broadnax was
mead Scott the next highest candidate at that hour
only IA votes.--Od Dom,nion
sNot in the last Legisture.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
WAsH1NGroN. Der 10

WASHINGTON, Der 10.
Ohio Etection.-A general election took place in
the State of Ohio on Tuesday last for Governor
Members of Congress. &c, For the Office of Go
vernon. General NJ Arthur was the candidate
OF Tho opposition, or Clay party, and Mr.. Lucas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
FROM The Baltimore Chronicle Of Oct. Il
LATEST EROM Rio

-.
~ the poteness of commercial house of this ci,v the
EDITORS oil the Chronicle indebted the following extract
OIL letter. received per the Constitution, Norfolk dated
,o,, "RIo JANEIRo Aug 18th, 1880
or market has remained nearly stationary since our las,
respects of the Doth inst, ~ WI ~
Imports In Flour, but few NAV be quoted
Gaego l9l Bait Howard st II 49, other brands ID I6
ABOUT ooUO obls our last arrival the brig from
Boston, with 1000 bbls flour. goldfish &c
Wheat-There exists but a small ouap;;r !, fire, h,d
as sales OF white heavy $500 per anone may expected
o ue cape OF Good Hope crops have failed there and
small supplies have been sent from hence
aCofee-The crop to be short; good frs,
quay o4SU 35oO super $3.50 pr arobe Campos sugars
ABUNDANT ir is nominal $500 Ridondo Nuscovados
santos remnant of the old crop in market very Inferior
which IS heidat 240O per fno and may look for new IN
ABOUT month hence Hides Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
nave not varied from 2s5 300 per ID for
uooa iorns scarce at 26 per 100 pecacuanha 1900 rs
Exchange on England 22ad, Spanish Dollars $780, Spanish
~ 34 Freghts to Europe 3 Mediterranean
Just arrived, brig Casket, from Philadelphia with
zOOO bbls flour and sperm candles.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Joseph Friend. TO Je Receiver ofPublc Monevs
for the District of Lands subject to sale a: Ouacbita
State Of Louisiana, wee Henry Bry, removed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
THURSDAY MORNING., OCT 81. 1870.

We would without moments hesitation have giv-
en- place to Mr.. Joseph Fawcetts communication in
the Staunton Spectator, agreaby his request had
we seen it at the time. We only able to give a
hasty glance at the editorial head of most of the
papers we receive, and unless there is some mark
calling particular attention to an article commu-
nicated, it is hundred to that request, pla-
ced as this was, in the body of the communication.
vii, be overlooked.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
Majority for CUNNINGHAM.

MAJORITY Tor cunningham, o5
There were 90 lost votes at the Court House rs
at Mar ket, at l2 on the Neck
w are informed that Christopher Jenkins, ESQ
mas oeen elected Representative, in Edisto, by ma.
Jority OF Seoea votes the late incumbent, John
Townsend, Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

the Administration candidate. Knowing it to be
the genaral opinion this side of the Mountains
That the election of Governor will Indicate the
strength of parties in the State and that cores
pending anxiety is felt to learn the result we think
due to frankness to place before our readers the
following letter which we received yesterday from
well informed friend in Ohio. Lest his informn
ton may be questioned, under an impression that
the writer himself is opposed the election of Gen
era M Arthur, we will mention that we know him
to be warm personal and political friend of TINT
estimable citizen:-G Nat. Int.
-, Ohio Oct. II, 1885,
1e en- 10 morrow our election takes place through
ou e S'a1e For the purpose of putting you your guard
10 any Test that may be claimed the State by eth
o. .ne Poca parties in the election of Governor will
say that no reliance whatever placed on IT. as of
tne warmest friends of MIR Clay aid actively
opposed to the election of General MArthu Innee in This
section OF the State where ours anti admins
uhuon, Lucas the Administration candidate will obtain
maJotty me anti masonic question will an effect in
some parts OF the State against General MArthur; but his
extensive land Pecuatons have gwen to the principal
oPposlton to him. and his great wealth made an argument
against him with many s'"'e"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

AS far as the returns are received from the South
Carolina elections they are decidedly against Con
vention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

Die VARIoLoID, says the Charleston City Ga
zette, has been for time prevailing IN our CITY,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

COU7T-TIOuSe.
j. L. Petigru, 5ss
K. Cunningham, $50
MARKET.
R Cunningham, 4s4
L. Petigru, 500
Municipal Guard House.
J. l.. Petgru, s7a
Cunningham, ee8
Total for Cunningham, 1868
Total for Petigru, 124s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

The Clarksburg Enquirer states that the Small
Pox prevails IN that neighborhood
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
From the Charleston City Gazette.

OUR ELECTION The result, of our election has
somewhat disappointed us Mr.. Petigru. the candl-
date chosen by the Union Party. suffered defeat,
much TO our dissatisfaction and regret. The object
of the party, however, in one sense. is COMPLETES
obtained; the candidate chosen. Col. Cunningham.
beng also opposed to the dangerous notions of Con-
vention and Notification We wal, impatientlv for
the returns of the Representative Ticket The re-
suit we have no doubt will be favorable to the cause
OF Unlon-and this is our aim. Of one thing we
feel perfectly sure: candidate favorable to Con
vention will, in our opinion, be elected. The follow
ing Is the result of the Senatorial Poll:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

We received no Philadelphia papers to-day, and
can therefore give no further authentic accounts O
the elections in Pennsylvania.
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Medicines, Chemicals. Drugs,
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