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Tie FaTe from .NempOrt to Boston, is reduced
to Three D0U0re.

me f"TeJ'om -|tnp0rt to Bosfon, is reduced
to Three DOii0rs.
x@M - THE Stage leaves New
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sEs9@fGRI.37gESS and Fridays, at 5 O'Clock
.=>~s-~------2l--al.-- a. NJ. arrives at Boston at
half past O'Clock p. m, leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at clock a. III. and
arrives in Poston at half past O'Clock p. m
Stage book kept ut MIR. Townscnd's Hotel
Ihames-strcet, Newport The stage leaves
Boston every day, except Sundays, at o'clock,
a. IN. Stage book kept at Mr.. Barker's (Mal-
borough) Hotel, Washington street, Poston.
This stage is connected with The New Bedford
and Providence stages at fal-Ri,er, fare -.
IT, Extra Carriages furnished at all times for
Boston and Fall River.
Il. B. KINSLEY, Agent
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| HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT THEIR
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| A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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A MONG which may be found, supellne
"a West Of England, French aud American
Bf"ndclotls Oft the finest texture and most durable
coors; blues, blacks, browns, light and invisible
greens, olives, olivc-browns, Oxford, steel, and
other mixtures, and fancy colors WARRANTED
fAsr.
CASSINERES.-Su Superiine London and
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striped, check, lavenderS, black, blues, drabs,
brown, mixed, &C., check Cassinets.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
IA MES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OificE, corner vt I'laineS-strcet and Sher-
man WHAT, few doors south Of III. Brick
market. IL Entrance first door down the wharf
TERMS
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

MIR. WEBSTER's SPEECH,

In the Senate cCfhe United States, on the Pre- :
snenfs Peto cfthe Bank Bin, J4ly iIh,
1882.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15

condition oil the Company, il shall be the duty Of
the President and Directors of the COMPANY AN
nually, to report To the Board Of Public Works or
to such other public authority as the law may ,ro
SCRIBE the true state and condition of the Comma
ny, its income from tolls, rents and other c,nol,
mcnts, its expenditures, and its nett profits to Tho
end that the Commonwealth and the other stock
holders may enjoy the profits of the stock in pro-
portion To the amount OF their respective capit,ls
Tho dividends declared as aforesaid upon each
share, shall always be i'll proportion to the amount
actually paid thcreupon by the stockholders; and
the Commonwealth shall be regarded as havinr
paid the full amount of her original Subscription
from the time when her interest in the property
and works of the present James River Company
shall have been transferred to the New Company
o. III amy person shall wiuly trcsspass on the
possessions, or do injury to the works or other
property of the Company, he shall be deemed
guilty OF Il misdcmcanor, and be punished accord
lngiy; except iii those cases in which the offence
Is OF higher grade, or otherwise specifically pun
ishcd by law.
50. In tho event orthc said company's construct
ing road Tor the passages OF carriages and heavy
loaded Wagons, and keeping the same in good re-
par, from suitable point at near the lower end
si the existing canal at the mountain section to -,
point on or near tho North river, they shall be-
and are hereby authorized TO erect a gate thereon
ana TO demand and receive such tolls as are al
iewed by the act passed February the seventh ono
thousand eight hundred and seventeen, entitled
IAN act prescribing certain general rcuulotous Cor
the incorporation OF turnpike conpanicsn
3D. his act shall commence and be in force from,
and alter the passing thereof.
AT one million of dollars for all the imnrovo
!nen's OF the State of Virginia, under the direct
ION OF the James River Company, the dneren.
works, will stand as follows, viz:
Cost 10 the
Original cost James riv
l. Lower Canal, from TO the Safe & K.naw.
Richmond to Maidcn's Ina Co.
rA:aVcnt"ro' 80 miles, 500, l43 IL $l74,2sl IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15
91,666 70 G7,916 OF
$l,349, 7O9 81 1000, 900 90

Epl,o4S, iuS 81 l,UUU,O 90
The revenue from these works will belong to tho
James River and Kanawha Company at the exni-
ration of 80 days after the first meeting of the
Stockholders.
After paying charges and expenses of every dc.
s Sc including the dividends due to tie old
Stockholders, the surplus profits for the wear 1871
amounted to S42,73l o. 1t may be safely esti-
mated that the surplus of future years Will be at
least as great, and probably greater, Judging
from the regular and considerable annual increase
of the profits for the last six years on the prnci
pal Improvement
Ihe clear surplus above mentioned is equal TO
more than Al per centum tho stipulated value
OF the State works The extensive and valuable
rights and privileges granted by the charter of the
James River and kanawha Company, are of them
Selves exclusive ofany existing improvements and
the revenue Immediately derived from them, worth
a considerable part of the million of dollars to be
Paiu Tor the States interest. j. BROWN, Jr.
Second Auditor.
Richmond, 9Th April, 1892 law7w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15

a kE now receiving by the schooncrs Planter
VA Ext Chariot and other vessels, their Spring
supply OF GROCERIES-many of these good.
have been purchased with money, and carefully Sc
iected by John NJ Gordon. They would particu
lary invite the attention of country merchants to
their stock ofGoods, and now offer for sale
oo mas. 81 Croix, Orleans, and Porto Rico ST.
gars-the st. Crox is ne,0 crop, of superior
quality,
80 81 bbls. crushed Sugar, of various qualities,
21O bags prime green Coffee,
100 do. fine old Java do
L bale Mocha do
81 boxes double and single refined loaf and lump
Sugars,
IS bbls. do. do do.
az hhds' Moiosscs, large proportion bright and
heavy,
10 Is Id. boxes gunpowdcr Tea
90 T0 To- boxes gunpowdcr and imperial Tea,
10 10 half chests fine young dyson do
'oO sacks Liverpool blown and ground alu z
Salt
100 kegs Nails, assorted,
800 sides sole Leather
zoo boxes 6xi0 and lOxl2 Window Glass,
loo do Nichols g. Humphreys, Colgatc's Tai
low Candles,
81 do. do. Sperm. Candles
20 do. Tin Plate,
70 tons well assorted Bar Iron,
do hoop sheet, band and plating Iron
90. English, American, German, cast and
so whole and 50 hafboxes bunch Raisins,
> bales Almonds,
3 hhds. Nader,
20 casks of Cheese, of excellent quality,
3 cases shoe and closing Thread
2oo reams double and single wrapping Paper,
sugar house Molasscs and sperm Oil,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead
Bed Cords and Plough Lines
Pepper, Alspicc, Ginger and Nuimogs,
DopPeras, Alum, Saltpetrc and Birthstone
Whlttemorc's cotton and wool Cards,
Cotton Yarns and Wrapping Irvine,
Fooiscap and letter Paper
Cider Vinegar and Bottle Corks
Beautiful red and white Acant Mats,
Indigo Sifters and Cigars
Mackercl and Hcrrngs,
Starch, Mace, Cloves and Fig Blue,
EPSON and Giauber Salts,
GrindsOncs and Stone. Ware,
Rock Candy and Chocolate,
Nests of round Boxes,
Corn Brooms aud Brushes, &c,
. ap 5-cGw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15

InE tsNsrTtTI"NAL WING IS puplr,hed twice q week,
Tuesdays aud FuddyyJ at FIJ,E dnllars rer snnnn,
payable advance. ~
For adVeusns-75 CENTS square Tor essl for tho FIRST
"u" % GEMS ior each continuance - The num-
Der OF insertions must he noted on the Ms otherwise
iugly. NV "' s' ~
100 S,uu' !" n'Sconnnance Of the paper, all aIroaT
ages must be paid Up And those who NAV wish To dis
continues VIII notify the Editors to that effect AT Lease
MUny Gays before the period expires for which they
All letters TO the Edors be post PAID or they will
receive attention
VOTES OF chartered specie paying Banks of any OF the
states VIII be received in payment for subscription N
me Wing, though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
&c preferred; and remtauces be made through the
Post Ofhce at the risk Of the Editors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15
l. Lower Canal, from
Richmond to Maidcn,s

w AiulNClt
Adventure, 80 miles,
Cribs Improvement, in.
Guiding the pond Of Mai.
den's 1dcenture dunn,
affords excellent naviga.
ton for 40 miles,)
:. Canal through the
Blue Ridge mountain,
3. Kanawha Turnpike
from Covington to the
mouth of Sandy river,
on the Ohio, (inclu-
ding the extension of
said road now being
cons,ructcd,) whole
extent 1870 miles,
which when the extern.
sion is completed will
cost
Exclusive of the cost of
the great bridges over
Grecnbricr and Gau!ey
rivers SIS, 600 each, the
cost per mile (avcragc)
to the James river and
kanawha Company, will
be about $3.50 per mile.)
4. kanawha river, i'm
proved by sluiccs from
the Great Falls ofthat
river Ito which the
completed part of the
kanawha road ex-
tends) TO the Ohio,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15

HBRAWING of the Grand Consolidated Lotto,
EU ~, No 9:
Sc 81 10 2i 10 81 80 II DO ID.
CRAVING Of the New York Lottery. Class
AZ No. IL:
SO 25 II 1898 If ST.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15
JOHN r. GORDON & co

Richmond, 9Th April, 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-15

AT one million of dollars for all the imnrouo
inen's OF the State of Virginia. under the direct
ION OF the James River Company, the diflerent
works, will stand as follows, viz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
CONGRESS

This body will meet on Monday The third tT
of this month. Although the session Is llnrt
or will be what is called short session, We i"
inclined to think, thar questions OF as sr'a! o.
ment will be asitated in the course OF IT. a."
before have come up in that body. We are"
among those who have looked with IndhH'a
upon the spirit which moves the Caro'lnl'' 10
their allies. We are not among those MO "
Iieve it practicable to suppress lha' 'P''' T."
either ieers or threats. Whether the Cd01
ans be right. or wrong, IN their cohsuu'u~
the powers of the National Government, a.
4 consideration Of greater moment. IN de'O.'
upon what is the most erpeiien measure 10
adopted by Congress respecting tem' u
is that of their sincerity in that e"a''.
ton. To all who have watched anil s'uH''u :
politics of South Carolina. it must now DC 'lr
rent, that very little difference OF oP'"'oH F" q
tertained among her citizens, as to The uay'"a /.
tuiionaiiiy Of the protective duties lmPo"u :.
Congress. Their only difference IS as 10 t u.
medy, or CONSTITUTE onaI mode Of redress j.. -.
sincerity in the one conviction. and !hs' Us. -,
mination to obtain redress in some shape o. =,
De TcSdTueu as atike hA1u a"'""5 Il
der these circumstances, the question: @'H ~
Congress do? is full Of interest and @o" " 4,
tant consequences. Will they provide i@ % ~ !.
chile execution of the revenue laws, nv.
the protective duties, againSt South Ca'S',' !,
Will it be against South Carolina alone W" y, i,
war must be carriedi Will not sever" " :,
States feel sufficient sympathy, and Pefn'p' -, Z
mediate and direct interest in the PrInc'P,''i ~,
tended for by the former to JOIN her sIanu,' /,
Or will Congress provide reference ~,
ion 10 the shape Of amendments to 'ne ' ,.,;r.,
ton? Will not this be the most pac'he' IS Is ,s
and satisfactory mode Of curing this wal ., "
structive powers, and Of defining to ; s y,
the lust boundaries between State rlsn" ;"
fedora authority!-Eastern 5rgm'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
Notice.
Alexandria Canal OlhCe,

10Th Noufrnoer' ''''
NOTICE is hereby given, that Mr.. 1p ,at.,c, 70
~ is duly appointed an Assistant I0" "os b,.ra
ceivc, upon the order Of the Collector Guy i,,el
due TO this Company, and such order. .,F
said MapdeII, shall be evidence OF pay ''e"'
BY order Of the Board: o,,.Ct
JOHN II GREASE, CiefT a.
nov l0-d5tx2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
Shaving 4 fancy hair'ares'i'

lanes w. SIMPSON, having co'" .so,c 70
ID above business on King, two coos n. ou5'
.nd hones ;" h, attention to In,r.ss to mem
ton IF pnbfo patronage.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
From Poulson's american Daily .4dreriiser.
INFLUENZA.

We have every winter suffered more or less from
colds and coughs incident TO the variablencss of our
phere but the prevailing epidemic " Influenza
of the present has been Unprecedented many
years, not only in the severity OF its atocks, but in
Its wide spread and extensive circulation il has not
been confined IN our city, but has prevailed over
large of country, ind bills of mortality of
this and our neghbori1g cities exhibit a considerable
increase from its catstilia influence. An Interesting
paper illustrating the nature of the disease; and Tie
precautions which it is necessary ndopt under the
circumstances appears number ofthe journal of
Health, just published which will be found highly
useful those suffering under this very troublesome
and not unfrequently dangerous disease; we are too
frequently led 10 treat lightly common cold or cough
but ono ofthe most vital funciions is effected in
which the whole system participates, we cannot
regard 1t too seriously too resort TO pTecauton
airy measures TO arrest its progress As have been
very seriously affected by Z " A speedily recovered
by the Following simple means, whichI deem duty
owe to society TO communicate; / submited myself
to spnring diet on light food OF easy Digestion and
procured a bottle of mild expectorant medicine,
Carpenters Compound Syrup of Hepatica Triloba
Liverwor and in foriyeght hours entirely recover
ed from violent attack which, threatened serious
consequences. This plant has long been known as
mild expcctornnt and tonic medicine, gradually pre-
venting the fever and at the same time imparing
strength to the system byts mild tonic effect. The
neat and delightful manner which Mr.. Carpenter has
prepared this extract for exhibition deserves the pat
ronage of all those suffering under this disease, and
will no doubt secure the appreciation of the faculty
was pleased to notice in the directions commendatory
remarks on this preparation by several physicians
eminent IN the profession, and who have lhepleasurc
ola personal acquaintance and feel additional con-
fdence in offering my opinions. which thus sane
toned by medical men of distinction. MEDICUS. i
The above medicine is sold on agency, by
E. r. VAUGHAN e. CO..
No. 44A, Market ST., Wilmington.
Feb. "a. 1899. FL
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
Feb, l4-iE
MOgR1WIao

THE undersigned begs leave TO return his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers for the very ber
al encouragement he has received from them as a
commission merchant. The great accumulation of
business has made it necessary for the interest of his
should select competent partner 10 assist him He
has, therefore, selected Jones Barrat of Delaware
Gentleman that has been extensively engaged in
mercantile business for humber of years. and is well
known as man Of the strctest integrity. He is very
coniiden, that those who have been fayourcd with an
acquaintance with Mr. Barrut will approve of his Sc
ton. SAMUEL, NEAL,
The undersigned begs leave to inform the former
customers ofSamuel Neal and the public in general
that the coparncrsbp of Neal and Barratt, will com
mece on tho LIST of March next & they hatter them
selves, that they will be able by their strict alien
tonto make it the nterest,not Of only the former GUS
toners Of S. Neal but the public in general, 10 ia.
vonr them with liberal share of their business.
Feb. 2l--3m NEALL g. BARRATT
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
JULIET.
The Country maid.

An easy heart adorns tile vale,
And gilds the lowly plain;
No signs of mine increase the gale,
No peevish tears the rain;
From happy dreams the orient beams
Awake my soul to pleasure;
With cheek that CLOVIS; l milk my cows,
And bless the flowing treasure,
Totend the flock, through summers day,
Is surely no disgrace;
A wreath of leaves from noontide ray
Defends my shaded face;
Industrious heed the hours shall speed
On pnions gay and light;
The rising thought, with virtue fraught,
Shall consecrate their Eight.
maple dish, cedar spoon,
Seem fair and sweet to nae,
When on aviolet bank at noon,
/ sit and dine with gee,
From crystal rill my cup fill,
And praise the bounleous GIvER;
Nor with the great would change my state,
But dwell in wales for ever.
love to mark the sultry hour,
When Phebus, ardent CLOVIS:
How deeply still are plain aud bower;
In unGistnrbed repose;
All but the rils that down the hills,
Their glittering waters fling,
And round the bowers, on sweet wild flowers,
The bees that murmuring cling.
When ewes grey mantle wells tho sun,
And hills late glded height;
Their green banks Written, as the moon
Sheds wide her milky light;
mark the wales and shadowy dales,
In soft perspective showing;
Their winding streams beneath her beams,
In trembling lustre flowing.
Then hcmeward nv pleased stems bend
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
TUESDAY,, MARCH 8, Isa2.
SW1NR1WN0a nNJhMo

Bfvfrfre of a W,it Of .LeD. Faeias 10 me directed
zvii be exposed 10
PU Lie SALE,
AT the House Of Abraham Boys, Village Of Stanton,
in Mill Creek Hundred, onsWednesday, the 9TH day
OF March, at O'Clock, P. M. The following describ-
ed lot or piece of land situate in the Village and Hun
dred aforesaid, to witt bounded by land of William
Stapler, by the Baltimore post Road, and land Of
James Stroud containing by computation ty-six per-
ches OF land be the less, with the build
ings and improvements thereon erected. Seized and
taken in Executions the properly of Robert Years.
ley, and to be sold by
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Sd,F
New Castle Feb IL, 1882,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
POETRE

rum tNc ln6Nfft
IN or7'hdn's Lament Over the Rename other
deceased Brother.
And art thou sleeping--sleeping yet,
My only brother dearS
And wilt thou not awake again
Before the morn appear2--
oh! they've laid thee in narrow place.
With cover to thy bed,
And the 'kerchicf round ,hy chin Is tied.
Like muller for the dead. .
My brother, Oh! my brother dear,
How clammy is thy brow
How palidis thy sunken cheek,
How cold thy lips are now; Is
How rayless are those once bright eyes,
How silent is thy breath;
OH can it, can it. can it be-
Itis--it must be death.
Peace, peace, my breaking heart be still,
Kepress these thoughts of SORROW
He will arise--will live again
He will be well tomorrow,
Tomorrow, oha that fatal day,
What horrors will it bring;
he silent hearse, the broken prayer
The damp clods settling
Back, memory, with thy winning tongue,
Thy pleasant things are sad, slI Z
Thou canst not give one soothing thought
To make my bosom glad.
Canst thou restore the witherd rose
In all its pristine bloom.
Or, caist thou save the precious dust
From mould'ring in the tomb.
OH chilly through yon vine clad bower
Comes up the nightly air,
Where we have met SO oft to breathe
Our souls in secret prayer:
And a solemn tone is in the wind,
Like the warning voice of fate,-
Z 1t whispers tony bursting heart,
"Fhy home is desolate." .r'
My brother, have loved thee more
Than aught on earth beside,
And gladly, to have saved thy life
Would myself have died.
How heavy will existence drag
The coming months how drear,
Since all the hopes,--the charms Of earth
Lilo blastsds cold, and scar. ll---.
Receive, receive my only friend,
This last, this ling ring kiss;
i knowthy spirit isnot here,
know It lives in bliss.
Yet, oh! my God, forgive these tears
How can help but weep;
In mercy lay me by his tide
In everlasting sleep. JULIET.