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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-22
HE QUILTING

1--we day Is set, the ladies met,
And at tn franc are seated;
In order place they work IN hss;e,
To gc' the eai'i completed
@hil2 hrge's lily, their tongues they ply,
:. q I'D animate their iabuors,
ny Counting iraux. discussing clothes,
OFsIlk'ng their neighbours.
"Dc"r, what pretty ffock you've on
lam very glad yen like H."
liam told that Miss Niccmicon
Bon'. speak TO Mr.. Mira,e."
a." ! saw Miss Bell the other dny,
Young Gieen's new gig ado niuE;
"What keeps your sister Ana away"
She went 10 ;ovn this morning
"1'is tiine to ro;l'--"my needles broke"
''Mrtaln's stock selling
"Lousi1s wedding gowns bespoke
Lead ne your SCISSORS Elem"
",rhat match will never come about"
Nov don't fly in passion
clair puiSs they cay go,ug ut.
Yes. curis re all the fashion "
The gnil' 10 done, the tea beguu,
The heauN all collecting,
THE tables ceard The musick heard,
His partner eoch selecting
The merry band IN order sand,
The dance begins with vigour,
Ard rapid iect the measure beat.
Aud trip ne mrzy figure.
Unhcedcd sy thc mute b.
Old time himself ,erris dancinr,
Till nights dull eye Is opcnd to spy,
The steps OF morn advancing;
Then closely slowed, to each abode
The carriages gD fitting;
Aud many dream has for its theme,
The pleasure oithe Quilting [.Uir~o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
SACRED HARMONY.

VuNHE Methodist hamons contaiang great variety Of
collected nom the heat authors; ali The
e'res in the Methodist hymn Book aud designed for
the of tic Methodist Episcopal Church United States
To which added choice selection Of anthems aud pieces
for pa rtcuar occasions
The Boston Handel and Hayu Society collection Church
Mnsc; being selection Of the approved psalm
hymn tunes, &c. &c Just received by
mar N - e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15

'turf) who las been breeding from him the last two
years lie says-is colts of equal superior size
to his colts from the by any other horse,
that he has atwo year old fly fifteen hands high; AMI
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out OF the have, also, many other
MARSHALL II mention him because I presume he is
known to many gentlemen in Viryina;) he speaks of
The stock IN the highest particularly Of their
superior size aud fine form And, all the gentlemen
with whom have cerresponded, in the fact,
that he has been let booded until the last
two years; that his colts by them have yet
ON the turf The distinguished racers he has pro-
dueed, kassna (suPpos ed by many the very best
nurse ever raised ia KentuckyO aud Others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
Turf Register, vol 1. page III, he is spoken ct as
producing striking and very superior of horses
in Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER
feb 15-laft1stMs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
JJyE UORSE,-

Two those who justly appreciate the value of that noble aud
useful ANIMAL the Horse, the following treatise respect.
fully dedica,cd
The Veterinary Surgeon. Facry Taught, a and
easy pan being treatise all the Diseases and accidents
which the Horse liable; the and symptoms Of
IN every case with instructions to the shoe smith, r
groom how TO acquire knowledge in the of ricry, and the
prevention Of diseases; Preceded by popular description
the animal functions IN health, and showing principles
which these be restored when dsor,ere Nv John
Kinds, Veterinary Surgeon With considerable additions and
improvements particularly adapted To this country by Thos
NJ. smith, &c. s. C. with numerous engraving,
Just published aud FOR sale, by J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15

Il Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City OF washing lon
awEEKLf NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto 70 rm
containing eight pages devoted entirely the dis
seminaon OF intelligence useful and interesting: to-
the Ladies. tn he entitled "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J;i;o,

Nh kMORiS of the Life and Ministry the Rev John S,p
h merhed, A NJ, by John Holland. With an ntro,iucto-
ny letter. by James Montgomery Third edition, reduced
prcc-Jus, published aud for sale by
COLLINS r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15

Misses Lasting French Slips.
lust received a large supply Of round and
- square toes.
ALSO,
Ladies' lasting fashionable slippers Of every de-
scriptiOn, and some ut very low prices, by
GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS.
At their well known fashionable and cheap Shoe
Store, corner Of Main and l4ih streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
Esprit Dc Rose.

TENIilS beautiful preparation is the most exquisite
n of the various offsprings Of the Otto of Rose
ana 1t IS ono which usties the celebrity of that most
favored of the aromatic daughters Of the East
within short time past tho demand for this article
has greatly increased, and it is every day becoming
more fashionable a perfume for handkerchief,
gloves and other articles Of Dress il is also used rs
wash for the teeth and gums. The chief excellence
OF heperume consists in It's great dclicacy and mild
ness; 1t has no eXcessiyeness or punrcncy of fra
@roncc, but is indeed the worry "Tonanco Of opening
buds and spring flowers" The above article, with
an assortment Of perfumery, is just received at the
Book Stationery, and Funcy Store Of
np1 II. d. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
Youle's Patent Shot.

1oule's Patent Shot
WE have on hand constant supply of s'Youe's
w Superior Patent Shot," of al numbers the
price of which, we have reduced TO S55 per 100 To-
on the usual credit. OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
t-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
Fresh Fancy Prints, Checks. Plaids

Shirtings, Cloths, Cassiuercs, &c. &c. &c
VNHE Subscribers have Just received by the schr
u Effort from New York, and from auction here,
the following Dry Goods .,
Cases fancy prints, some style, and very
handsome
a lot Of good brown shirtings
cases apron checks, and plaid domcslics
do supr. blue and black cloths and cassmcres
do figured black silk velvet vestings
Black hastings, Satteens, plain and figured, black
and coord silks for dresses, black norentine cam
bric dimties, black Italian grapes, Irish linens Mar
settles vesngs, London white drilling, linen cambria
handkerchiefs, null musns. &c. &c.-whIch they
will soil cheap. L. 81 H. JAMES 81 ca
mar 10 Marko, So,o.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
a MEXICAN ALMANNC.-One 1ozc,,

"A MEXICAN ALMANAC.-One dOzcn copies only
a (sccond supply OF that valuable from, the
Boston Press the American Alnanac and Repository Use
u hnowiedee Tor the year 1880 containing calendar
tons OF celestial changes and astronomical phenomena
ceaneous directions hints and remarks statistical general
Information concerning foreign countrie. and of the ned
States--For sale by j. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Direct from philadelphia.
Z III. Bl4AMIRE begs leave 10 inform his friends
- and the public, that he has just received in nd
diton, by the schr. Richmond. from Philadelphia.
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
which with some confidence, he recommends -
Among them
Peas, carly Charlton and early Washington, (six
weeks)
Do large dwarf marrowiat
Beans, early do snap without strings
Do yellow snap best
Do large Lima or butter
BcGts, early turnip rooted, rcd
Do long blood
Cabbagcs fine Early York
DO do late do
DO green curlcd savoy
DO yellow do do
Do flat Dutch
DO early battersea
10 large late drumhead
Cauliflower, carly and late
Broccoli, white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, early horn and long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
Pnrsnp, large Dutch
DO Lima
SPinnoge, New Zealand, Zone plant covers four
fcot squarc)
Raddish, early scarlet, short top
DO red turnip or cherry
Do early yellow, round and salmon
TurniP, Hanover
DO white flat and fiat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, (carly)
Rutu-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early fraim
DO long green Turkey, (for picklingl
Sqnashcs, carly patty pan Those are the bosl
DO long green kind of squoshcs.
Melon, true cantelopo and pine apple
Crcss, curlcd, parsley curlcd
Do nasturtiun
Canary seed
Grnss.secds, blue sward, TOR carpcLinr yards)
DO Luccrn. mar #
n OST, Pocket Map Of London The Under
~ will be suitably rewarded by leaving it ni the
Bookstore Of x. ShNXAY.
api
TO GARDENERS.
ONDONS Encyclopedia Of Gardening, a very large and
y 4 valuable work
The Practical American Gardener, exhibiting the time for
every Kind n work tic different kinds Of gard:us 10y an
Old Gardener.
TheAmeroan Gardener, by Citizen Of Virginia.
But few for sale by JOHN ~ NASH.
apr
4 'LOYEK SEED.-iOO busirrls clover seed, rcceiving
~ this morning. for sale by LEWIS WEBB a. Co
10
A MOTHER UPPLY.-hieinoirs OF the life and Min
IA istry Of The Rev John Summer5sd reouwnod Lives Of
the Twelve Apostles, with explanatory noes Dr. Caloous
Musical Grammar IN four parts Notation, Harmony Melody
Rhythm jos, received by COLLINS 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-15
ENOCH s. COURTNEY-

.Main Street, opposite he Old .Mark'ef,
I ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of his
IA friends and the public, to choice selection of
Groceries, which he offers for sale either by wholesale
or retail, on good terms they can be purchased
elsewhere III the city. Much has been taken in
the selection of his wines and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
Masters of vessels, will find it to their interest TO
leave their orders for ship stores with him, which will
be mt m low, and sent aboard free of expense
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

and respehsi6ie theu.E For neg SaSte,, a., Az,
South, Congress Is he tribunal for the decision Of G 'i
crs and before her they appear petitions,
ais sleat'es applications and prayers and Lea, l.; 49,
denias rebukes, and reproAches! These h,n,a,
injuries 60 no, 10 tho State of Maine; tie wsl,, -
sachusets IN holding fast her public wi lille Vim
throwing hers upon the pebble altar saved Nam. Co.
are reserved Tor the States of the Me-, 49,,
Sopious aud b,e have been the daughis which ,hcse Sr.
nave aa 10 swallows severe the they ,yr ~
go Ious before the census OF 1910 sall euarle t,a, a,
the rights by the tranquil exeroise of .upexio
CT IN the mean time, the may so,,ed tho ,nle~
may IKE limited, two thirds their may le exe,v fo,
aike1 pans may he up tn divide the money sb . IN.
as sen or by rule OF proportion which will give al, r
ooy 10 ue popolous States Of the North Fast then rr
may DO Invented TO The prices the hest por
@ opain every possible dollar from States u t Al
among these new RECEIVERS When this pa, il crr,y
M 70 ,nc hshest It may give natural copccu,inn
Is octer 10 divide the land before the sale Than 10 v;d
o money amer NJ aud when the lands odyied and dis
ne next conclusion will be na,ual as rres,,ibe
Is oe'ler mol TO scllthe lands IN rem, ,hr,n and
u an" retain body of tepaniry in new State. =,
'he this fancy, or is Il is fact, , az -,
cpien' steps for the consummatou Of all ,bs src , - &
progress NbcYe the relief where the ieienoe S ,hs
STATES IN this ALARMING conjuncture? Not in he,,s.Iv.s
ny are yet too weak-They look abroad for HEN an
me history OF the past tells them where tells then, q, l M
'hat SOHO phalanx IN the South, those scaerus
en OF me North East which, in 1897 saved te
o. inc MissspP and, in I785, expunsed the nc, scsr,
Clause from the ordnance for the sale Of Western lar. |
IN nese two great acs saved the infant West fom
la its birth. - - ''o'" uesnSsHufQ
(De6ate to be conta,iedl =, -.,tt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02
4ryipst or,bs ~ y o.. PExsAcoAa, January IS
!" ING o. y Sap Erie Interesting -Vcus f,un AR,

ar'rat ete U s. sp Interesting .Se ss1Sa a,s is
mol Inc u Ship Ene Master comd Conner arrived a, M.
10 The officers Of The Eric we are indebted for A..
peaeh 3 = Ship Falmouth Com elliott, ara ,IS
9smoer the latter sail for Tampico the s e S,n o. De-
CO. ard Tans .1r the arrival Of Dir Ponse,t from N.Y.
at pomse,, was expected m Vera Cal ,t ms
Sud s, iIe p,esea, en, Pie Rr.s Cu.onv
the e1 Ts ss Ss es
n hs and Capt Conner thinks
we regret 70 Learn that been heard Of tbe s
ped her cables and ,ne n Sep. at which time she
.u ice sonsu and several merchants considerable mo
gallant officers ann crew are ai lo no dsa this ne ves'
The causes which have been operating 20 render h ~,
msor people or rather e Iss esss
o, LoxMo are supposed he known TAa rosci 10 $500
which The troops at pueba issey re aau S5
one they wsh 70 vest all In
ns pIoSn'ate cause OF the movements IN proeres
no oatse pc of CarPeachy, commanded by ST. An
9 ,s taa.n there is no power known in all Meo
revol,; me n'afy power originates and prosecutor
tence! f"P'' nave no exfse
,n nfa the Erie az Vera Cruz scarcely posb
s .e omcel e IN command during temporary absrnee
Gen st Anna at his country residence 10 kern the u
Of the Erie understood had lon s s e me Offers
co WIN .a men TO march Puebla had ordered 81
wing p"etia between St Anns br rss n ma
declared his oeinon that result woudbe bs ; may
OF S Annals troops and those Puebla and S
""snae ana Total overthrow of Goeeros government
Mexico. % ~ a' 80 no" raging III
We publish below correct lis. of the Officers or
he H1Inst which was furnished by Purser Potts-
LIST OF OFFICERS. a6sc#
Otho Norris, Esqr. Commander. ~
Lieqfenants;-Dahiel Mackey, Jesse Smith.
John Leetls Thomas John L. HamiIton.*
Sailing Master
Surgeon.-W William Birrhmore - s=e.l;s,
Pdrser.-Robert Pottenaer s-.t
ASSISTANT Surgeon.--John F. WhitehiH.
Midehipmen. N. Forsy,h,f Richie X swn
Eawn Laub, Gustavus R. a, Brooke, sannr3
CARMEL. -SS' 0no!tes a.
Captains Clerk.-Thomas Kirk. s
Masters Mate-Fhomas Robinson.
Gunner.-Join Burne
Sail Maker-Jotn Adams
Steward.-John Z Reaney =sk go
New York. A'aAlAtoA Or
Bon OF the late Col. Forsyth of the Rife corus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02
EMPORIUM OF I,TICE

, IS a tide in Me affairs Of men,
When toItea 10sh the Rood leads on 10 fortuna ,,
1t rs well known that the current RIM some si,o
against the subscriber but it is with pleasure Jrp
informs that change has taken place, and the re-,
stJls so iar plpasinr F0' "''cc VIZ tS'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

were al, soid by !i1u1 to gentlemen ofthis city; Us
therefore to anticipate the pleasure of e
g some o. the following capital prizes in the Second
tho 9TH FcbYaarv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

-' SPERM OIL & CANDLESs =. =
Landing from Schr. Ptonter, for safe,
~ casks superior winter pressed oil -
20 boxes sperm. candles. AppIy tn 4 ~.
leo 2-ot OTIS, DUNLOP &, ~ y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

Whdt IS more TO be ADMIRED tho,, fs1s
HEAD OF HAIR,
SHs Subscriber, grateful for the patronage he
Richmond to inspect his elegant and unr;yn,I.d y.
soriFnent of WIGS and ToUPETs without delav
MS he cannot possibly protrnct his stay beyond Tne
cay gay evening, the I'd Of Feb. Apply at tho Eagle
hotei from 10 until O'Clock, where the subscrSSry
will be ready to attend upon those hat NAV he nsaei
ed to honor him with their commands. f-.A'-
jan 80 THOMAS arr,p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

Ye" Jersey one Of the seven, h. the Ja-i.,.
-. W % nearing what their Delegates had done recalled
der ile articles Of co,le;es - 70 snc Da'eS u
sii'u3n. ' -S '"''t ''s new Icn
ih' Proclamation of f3coree the bird fori, ,e sc:.,o
,e',' q toe l'gli7i Colonies extend Ghrr yyes ,a 49,:
hca0s o. the rivers which flowed into the Atlantic
iKentuckY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-02

D, quarters I u,
5UiTM II. NASH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
SHIP NEWS.

ENTERED,
Sloop Venus. Child, N. Y.
llua,iess. Dennis, do.
Ann. Manchester, ID.
Splerlid, Read, do.
Prrsilcui. Gates. Hartford.
Brig Eagle, Browning, Philadelphia,
Schr. Lydia. Small, noston.
CLEARED.
Sloop Venus. Child, Providence,
llnnircss, Dennis. DO.
Splrndd, Read, do.
Ann. Manchester. do.
Providence, Bray. Wilmington NC
Cum. Perry. Remington. Hartford
AniI,y, l.swton, New Work.
Schr. Porahontas, Carpenter, N.Orleans.
Lydia. Small. Providence,
Ship Fredcric Augustus, Keen, South
Seas, whaling.
.lIE.HOR.qND.i
Brig Sea Bird. FROM this port, was going
into Havana, Get. :Sist
Al lla.aha oct 3tnh, schr Clara Fisher.
1t this port. uncertain. Cid. Goth, schr
Fox, Newton, for N. Orleans.
Arr. At Cherlc>,ou, 9TH inst. Enterprise
Oshorn, from this port.
Srht. N,nos. lcnnis. or this port. arr. n
n York 2ist FROM Mulara and Gibraltar.
AZ Messina, Sept 1iih. brig Harvest,
Eldred, OF this anvt. from Trieste, In quar-.
au,ine, bonndto New York.
Schr. HasalI, Shove, arr. at Alexandra,
Nov. lS, frum Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Son,hennan," by GaIt, abounds in
exciting and rapidly varying incidents.
There is talent in the management of
tho plot, and some touches Of humor in
the utterings of Hughoc. Queen Ma
~ AMI Rizzio are presented to Us in a
manner calculated to interest us deep
" in their fate. .Rizzio and Mary are,
in fact, the hero and heroine of the
tale.
DE T.'Ormc il very entertaining
book, by the author Of Richclicu. The
story is told in the first person, which
always detracts from the interest of fic-
tion; but it is so well told, its incidents
arc so spirit-stirring, and some Of its
characters arc so prominent in history,
that it cannot fail to absorb the atten-
ton of the reader.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

This Is the day. which our rulers in
their wisdom ana pietv, andin conf,rm-
ity with the good old custom of New
England, have SGT apart rs a day of
Thanksgiving and Praise. The slansh-
tered bodies Of turkies. chickens aud
dacks- boiling and roasting,will this day
sehd their fragrance up thousands of
smoking chimnies, and spits and dinner
y Is Will groan with the weigh; ofunu-
sual burthens. For be il known 10
those who inhabit the southern portion
al oar country, that here il the land of
the Puritaas, the soul when giving
thinks, allows the body its full share OF
Y nod things, to procure ITS grateful
sympa,hics. The temporal man mus,
he we'll naurished that the spiritualmay
bs more inclined 10 praise.
Rut tn be serious---it should be so.
We're man spiritual being only, he
might luxurinie on holy thoughts and
intellectual imaginings. But "a il is,
the corporeal nature must he cared for
rs well asth incorporeal-7the aesa as
well as the spirit, Its right therefore.
that upon this day we should surround
ourselves with the good things Of the
earth, and in their moderate enjoyment
find motives for Thanksgiving.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

1t seems that in France the more
moderate and enlightened citizens are
anxious to save the lives of the ex-min-
listers, by abolishing all laws inflicting
the punishment Of death in any case.
They are dcsirOus that this Revolution
should he free from the excuses and
bloodshcd which stained the last. On
the other hand, many Of the lower clas-
scs arc clamorous for the death Of Po-
lignac and.his associates in the cabinet,
and placards have been publicly ex!iib-
tied aud carried about in Paris, with
" death to the ex-ministers," inscribed
upon them. We hope those who nre
for miIder measures will prevail. The
French nation have achieved n great
triumph over their representation
remember that moderation is always
praiscworthy after victory. Besides
there would he an inconsistency diff
cult tn reconcile in awarding to Charles
tho Teath, $500, ,000 francs II wear, and
in punishing those with death who
merely acted in accordance with his
wishes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

For two weeks past, the spirited citi-
zens Of Ncw-York have been preparing
70 celebrate the recent triumph of lib
crty in France; and this day, being the
anniversary Of the evacuation of that
city by the British, has been designat-
ed as the most appropriate for the oc-
casion. All the uniformed companies,
the students from West Point. and the
officers of the army and Navy have
been invited to participate.
Such public manifestations Of joy for
tho success Of those who have thrown
off the burthens Of tyranny, are inccn-
tivcs to others to follow the example,
and to those who are free, TO guard
carefully their freedom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
NOVEMBER 18th.
JAMES HAMMO ON O'Ss
CIRCITf, A TING LIBRARE


REcENr ADDITIONS, VIZ -
2lIe Mariners Sketches, iol.
2i20 Tales of NV Landlord, first sess
r.es, viz .+Biack Dwnrf--Old
Mortali,y--rcvised and corrccts
e. with general preface, nd
introduction tu each noyel, and
"a. notes historical and illustratiyei
b, the author, = 2yois.
2l2l Northwest.-Tnlcs f TIC. Norths
west. or Skeichee of Indian liio
and character, by a resident bes
yond the frontiers, vol.
2i22 Walter Colyton--a tale OF leSss,
bv the author Of the Bramble-
I've House, vols.
2I23 English at ITo :, by the author
nf English in France, , vols.
2l2i iiehcr.---Some account Oft thclifs
Of Reginald Iieber, ID. ID. Bisli-
on of Calcutta, vol.
2l25 Fencioa.-Seleciions from tho
writings of Fenelon with a me-
muir of his lie, ! vol.
2i26 DysrRrst,.-T'hc Dyspeptic's
Monitor, or the nature, causes,
and cure of the diseases called
Dyspepsis--Iadigestion--Liver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, Melancholy, etc. by >. w. AveA
ry, VI. u. ! vol.
2i51 Oxonihns glance at Society.
by the au;hornfthe Rone, 2vols.
2l2S Shoshonee Vallev---a Romance,
by the author of Francis Berri~
nn, = vols.
2l20 Barony.-Thc EGrony, n Novel,
by Miss Anna Maria Porter, y
vols
"This is mos, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
will be, and descrvS0 highly
popular"
2l30 Denounccd,--TI,e d. need. a
Novel by the author of Tales
of the OrIara Family" 2.vols.
2l3l Tales and Sketches by Cosmo-
polite, vol.
60 that the contents please thee,
what doncorns IL if tho man in tho
moon, bo tbe author l.g
2l32 Sou,henuan,--a Novel, by John
Galt, Esq. author Of Lawrie
Todd, &c. 2 vols.
2I33 lnsec,s.-The Natural history Of
Insects, illustrated by numerous
ongravings, fret series, vol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

The elections, which have just taken
place in the West, andin several States
Of the South and Of New-England, have
on the whole produced an accession of
strength to the party opposed to the
administration. In Maine andin New
York, the result has been less favorable
In our wishes. Bu, in the latter State
our cause has suffered not from mo-
tives and feelings, wholly for or against
the administration, but from other con-
siderations Of local and highly excit-
ing nature, which we hope will subside
ere the time for another contest shall
arrive. At all events the result Of the
votes just given in that State is no GER
tain presage of what will be done there
ut the next election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

TIE Rev. Or. peesber, Of Bn',or
has been appointed President and Pro.
.essor OF Polemic and Didactic Theol
'gy in the lane Theological Seminary
situated III Ohid. We have seen ali
.ntimaiian ia some at the papers, tha
he R-s. Doctor viii. psosalsly, accep
'he call. The Selection is "a fartunatc
one, in all respects. La regard to the
large donation which we mentioned II
few days sinec Us having been madeto
the Lane Institution by gentleman Of
this city, we have since learned tina.
ihis is u conditional one.
". \. Can. Atic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

NOTICE.--A discourse will be- de-
livered next Sunday evening, Nov. y.
n the Methodist Chapel, by the Rev.
Ir. Didvell--alter winch collection
will be taken for the bencf; Of the
Methodist Sunday School. in this town.