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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
WEDNESDAY,. October 81


After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong
he Convention was called TO order az j.
o'clock.
NJ. Marshall from the Committee or
tbc Judicial Department of Govcrnme"t
then rose and sad. that although it wa-
not probable that the Convention woulc
take up auy one of the reports Of the Sc.
lrct Committees, which had been appoint
e until the re or .fa1 tho @ o 'onmiDtec,
should have been received: fet wi.hUreW
20 put the reports which had been rendered
I'm a say 90 be acted upon by the Coayeb-
non. If such shorld be lls pleasure: l.,
moved thai the report made by the Con.-
mittee ON the Judicial Department. be re-
farrcd to a Committee of the whole Cor.
ven,ion. and be made the order Of the day
tu-mo row.
Mr.. Ugsher respectfully suggested who,
Their It would not be rxpedieul, for reason,
which be gave. TO withdraw for the present
the motion which the gentleman from Rich.
mond had made. After conversation Will
Messrs. Up~hcr, Marshall and Doddrijge
on this qrsaio1
Mr.. Up>her after a few words Of eXpla-
nation withdrew the suggestion he hac
made, and the question having heeu taken
an the motion of Mr.. Marshall, It was de
cided in the affirmative, and the report O.
,he Judicial Committee was accordingl,
referred 20 Committee Of the g hole Cor
yeution aud made The order Of the day fol
70 day.
Nr Leigh Of Chesterfield now moved
the following resolution.
Pes0lred. That It be a standing order
of the Convention, that the Convention
shall every day resolve itself into a Com
mIttee If the whole Convention. to consld-
er the existing Constitution Of the Com
monweaIth, and such proportions for
meudment or alteration thereof, as shall
be referred TO or made ID the said Commit
tee.
Mr.. DoddridGe moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table, suggesting. as rea-
son, that lis adoption would involve the
Convention in difficulty One ofihe rule,
they had adopted FIR their proceeding, re-
CURED that the order of the day should be
called az - o'clock, If h. resolution OF
the gentleman from Chesterfield, should
take effect, the Convention would have a.
meet TO morrow al ID O'Clock. and take up
the report Of the Judiciary Committee al
once; bat he did not suppose 1t 10 be tie
wish of any gentleman to take up that, or
any other of the reports. until the Leglsla-
tive Committee should have reported
The course proposed would cut shert the
sitting7 Of that Committee, which be was
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
CENSUS

MIR. Doddridge now offered resi-
recurring a Ceusus TO be taken Of a.
ulation of the State IA 1881, and o..
every-years thereafter.
A desuhory debate ensued.
Several different propositions wen
fore the Committee.
Mr.. MERGERS proposition was 10 h
census IN 1881; aga'n in 1885; and d
ten years lhcieuItcr-so as 60 ial m.
intervals between the periods at vh
census Of the United States is take,
Mr.. Johnson's proposal was, iola
census in 1881; again IN ISIS; and
that. once ia every twenty years. u
the Legislature should fix upon a 3,
period.
Mr.. Doddridge modified his rcs'-
so as TO require Inc census TO be h.s
1881; again in 1885; and after ln
such periods az the Legislature s.o,t
termlne; progided, Il census should b
ken at least once in every ten years
Mr. Mercer Withdrew his propos,e
The question being taken on that q
DOddrldge, the votes ofthe COMMITTEE
equally divided: whcreupon, Mr.. M.
voted on the negatigc, and the ress.
was rejected.
That offered by Mr.. Johnson was.
carried without opposition.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

JUDICIAL REPORT.
JrDsy N,rsHALL. from tine Committee.
an the Jid,ral Dsolruueat of Govern
mont ,e,o-,ai rb,. f,U,wl.r resolutions:
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orr,s- sh.u ,.r.,. his JUDICIAL office
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sb.1 D., ,.,st....I r., t.sr.ve amy Judge
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3 Ps.oL.f Flint tbe Judges &c the
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
ANrARTIc EXPEDITION


The Now-Hotk Courier sIYs--"lumrr-
Saturday we noticed the departure o.. De
Aunawm from this port, on % three yer, 81
She belong, to private lSsocimouo' e'''
and Is fitted uui nrihe combined purposes N
mer,e and Discovery. Tier de-tlntuou q
fuzeu regionS al the Antarctic Circle
whole equipment is admirably caIcl.acl
CONNER the mzuds nd penis ofthose ~a
,nuauan is commanded 10y Capt pa.mr
prrirurcd ulvg tor. whose uamc l. uIit .
u,cted with the discovery "f continent
sroup of Islands uem the Antarctic Clrcs
GATED with Inn 900 the eutIp Use o, Capt i
ION. commanding the Seraph, d vessel d
,ize. and who, we understand wa, selern
late Secretary Of the Navy as chef pills. 2
grand national voyage OF discovery, Whc.
infinite deal ofialk ended 20 ze.sss. g
lletuu ~ senior officer OF the expedt.t
crows Of both ye>srls, amounting to sbn.
number. are ull Stout, he lihy Young meH
of substantial Come .iicui frmrr-, aud %
them II rs their hr-i Wy g.. Among ~
nultrs 100 lhc equipment, We were sp'
he simple couuiyaureb y " hich OBJ. lr.ls
substantial whale boats may he iisirl =
converted into ,leds Tor passing oftrhae
The Lvcoum Of Natural History 900 i.ne
lIs1 loni us important ait 90 tbs pubic 4
rnt.rprs.. Under ihe mi-pice- ol tlI t-' /
u.s., d. jane, Fights. OF Albany, DIS {,
scientific gentleman, goes out 90. ulilr
expedition. We have tlus 400 as-uuuU
thug OF interest go tIe use of alto
lost tu ihr community Mr. Reynolds
du ] well known for HE enrgl and pc'a
with which Doe cDdeayoured Co., cl.I lhe
uf Congress 20 similar uud rtlkrrg. acn-
the exi edition with Commercial ,isHi .
adyaLt e. TO the enterprise mly Doe e1re-D
hI, zral and geogHpnch miDmaimn
eA bile investigating THIS subject undrrte-
Of i've late Secretary ODE MY D
library OF several hundred volumes ri'0 z
pDuilt and appro,ri nee pli lu-uph'ch no.
have been generously lomud hy r'e i
spirited citizens. and when we aii y. !
instructions Cor the voyage Gldoycy
have been ducrtrd by Capt. Edmund
agent of tine South Sea Company, oip,
heeh speit 10 iho-e seas, sc He onl a-
that nothing hls been neglected io ei.it
To- these daring adycnuurs Nay NF
sVoyage OF PeulletUu and Palmer 81"
20 Interest nor value Co TINT Of ant Oh w.
20 oIs Predecessors, whose uauo are
",tI The reputation aud glory Of 'lsh %
countries.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04


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,a Nominated d, tine Ev.cn,,ro b., : n,,io
.iv or,he commissioned e.. -, IS ,s,.,r
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any case. mini alier convic,,o, 49, inlr
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Hemg oes'fIoasi o. present Inc views o' ''i ,
minority, ne "ong' asa leave 90 present ''5
resolutions he held go his hand.
Leave he',.g been gwen WI on BIB
III -. Dan,
fe.rst uat 'he Executive DeP'i'
.aaa. ', .'e eV~u.g ..rm OF Government
ought 90 be amended as follows;
Resolution ]. The Executive rover
~Ua'. be rs'cd 900 O Governor. lie s!aII
la.d hi- office i- -- years, aad be In
eligible lnrlhe term OF -- years there
I'or, and % Lieutenant Governor shall be
oHosea lor ihe same term and under like re
-lrlc'lons
lie o. . The llue ant OoVernoT snail
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

Mr.. CoSko nos offered the follo,,.
an additional restriction to be All
those Just ado ted, VII:
Or by those who have faiIed ,
in the year Immediately precedirg p.
lection, any revenue tux. lew.
debt dge to the Commonwealth. m
local authorities, established BY h.
the purposes of internal police"
The resolution having been van,
modified. was opposed by AIr. jon,
aud finally reiected-lyes 4.
MIR. Cooke then proposed as ar,
disqualification. the ha,iug been bon,
ont the limits of the State, unless lb.
had resided Within the State for 4.
five years. and within his own Con.
electoral district for the iasttwo Yea,
The resolution was adopted in b
lowing form:
"Or bv citizens from without he
of the Commonwealth, unless tbe,
have resided within the limits oflle.
for FIVE years, Immediately prccedr,
elerton at which they shall Offer D..
and two years immediately Precedir.
election in the county, city borougi
lection district where they shall b
vote. (the mode Of proving such pr
residence when disputed. to be pre.-
by law, aud shall possess more9,0..
yne or more oflhc qualifications a5os.
merated."
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

Men are more civilized hyileir P
tholr occupations. Bushes. di-wns"
with ceremony hut ofeu ~ lih comic.
and we should become rude, refui-he
clous, dad We not recover ln or ft.i.
urbaniiy which n the hustle o. our ia'.-'
regard.
lu the over estimate f what we oe'
dervaue hat we posses; and io'e"
ENJOY, while We hive Any thing %
a people IS ho have go amuseunia y
ncrs. UuaccusiumodiO derive pie 81.
intercourse win each o.her t'ey b'.
and morose; sensual ia their eilol n'eA'
age 90 tjeIr passions.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

FEIDAY. October %.
The Convention net al II O'Clock and
vas opened with prayer by the Rev. Nc.
Parks ofihe Methodist Church.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

Perseverance, says the editor Of Scotch
Jour- al, often enables even he Ounce to out
strip the m, n Of genius. and makes fortune the
friend Of stupidity. HIS maxim is no, very
new, bu, he illustrates ii by an anrcdote which
is so to us We have sometimes heard with
wonder of rhr exploits Of thororghgoinS sales
men; but never nf any quite equal 10 this: "a
person in the west of Scotland, who had eng,-
gsd in the man, facturr Of a certain description
OF goods, then recently Introduced in o that
part Of the country found il necessary, or con-
jsc'ured it might bs profitable, to establish
Permanent connection wi II some respectable
mercantile house in London. With his de.
sign he Pac ked up quanii:y at goods. equip
ped hi nself for his journey, md departed He
travelled on foo, 10 the metropolis, Upon his
arrival he made dileent inquiry as those
W 10 WIRE likely 10 prove his best customers:
anil accordingly, proc eded to call upon one OF
he most oppuent diapers, with whom he re-
solred 20 establish regular correspondence. -
When Saunders entered the Diapers shop, he
found il crowded with purchasers, and IN,
clrrks I'll busting bosi'y at The back Of the
cou nter anding out their several wares to their
respective customers. Saunders waited what
he though, reasonable length u time, then
laid down his pat K. his bonnet and stat upon the
counter, and inquired in his broad Scotch for
" the he al O. The house" Cine Of the clerks
asked what b, wan,ed. The answer was, as
usual. QUESTION "What ye sh, i my line,
sir?" mo" was the prompt reply of the per
son in'erroga,ed, who accompanied his mono
svliabic nega,ion with a lor.k of contempt for
the mean appearance Of he iine, an Scotch
merchant "Vil you not take look q the
guides, sin" was Saunders next query. mo,
MOI a, ali, l have not time" replied 'hr clerk;
I" take them away, take them away" "YrIl
aiblins find them worth your " hilt; and doub,
ma but ven buy" sait SAUNDERS. as he ,oo,Iv
proceeded TO unti' AID strip his burden. eco
away, go away were reiterated half dorm
times with great impaience; but the old man
still persisted. Get along, you I'D fool, "cr,ed
the Gle completely ou' of temper, as he push
ed the alrea'y exposed c"nten's Of the pack of
'heic"u"ter, GET along Saunders looked up
in 'hs individuals face with a wide mouth ard
an enlarged pair Of eyes, then looked down 10
his estate tina, lay scai,ered among his feet,
look up again, and exclaimed "wnll you really
n,>.huy ought; bur ye dinna ken yc ha'ena seen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

RUNAwAYs B~lween tour nj five o'clock
Yesterday morning al open boat came 10 the
wharf al the foot Of Dover street, where she vas
made fast, when seven negro men and one wench
landed and walked up thr pier. The circum~
ances atlIat ed the attep i'm Df several persons
who saw Them land and Mr.. Michel enc Of
III, Revenue ofii e's being In the neig' oorho"d,
took possession of the boa. and Caused her t. be
hauled up on the wharf. About an hour after
the negroes landed, Two ofthem returned TO the
boa, bur seeing that their movements were
watched they speedily dreamped, aud nothing
has since bern heard Of them. A person be-
longing 10 vessel in the as'ing trade, who
saw The boat in the course nf the dav, stated
that she belonged to Nj William Dixon, Of
Northampton county, Virginia. In order that
the owner may regain possession Of his property,
we give the TO lowing description Of the boat
She i, eliak>r bull, % feet 10 length, feet
beam. copper fastened, schooner rugged, red
moulding, black wales, snearhed inside and
square s'ern The following articles were found
on board, all Of which have been de posted in
the store of Mr.. q. Macy, 1854 South street,
whrre The owner, by proving property, may re.
ceive them. 4 ches, containing old clothes, one
compass, five oars and Two sails, one. anchor,
TWO pigs Of iron, forty gallon wa'er cask, one
bucket, and two bdskris.-N Y GGzeiie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Mr.. o'CoSNrIL made very animated speech
on The Al Of June, to the Aggregate Dublin

Mr.. O'CoNsELL made very animated speech
on The Alb Of June, to the Aggregate Dublin
Meeting. We shall quote one passage:
"The Irish want an advocate who can feel
tina. he is ple aiding his own cause Clear, hear!
Is The situation Of the People Of Ireland al the
present moment such as 4. ought 10 be! No.
iHear!) They should havea poor rate to be
levied off the properly Of tire absences. (Hear
aud cheers.) Who is there that thinks would
rob the poor Of Ireland! (Hear, hear!) would
indeed rob them by bsiag the advocate OF
ius, poor rate. Clear, and oheers.) Mueh
more vet remains 10 be done fJr Ireland FROM
this altar speak 10 the Protestan's oil ireland;
from this altar address them, and say, DO you
wish TO see Ireland as she ought 10 be-do you
wish to see a rrsidrn, Parliament in Dublin!
cloud cheering 'el you the Parliament OF
England is incompetent 10 irgisate LOT ms
country. They have too much business OF
their own to Go; anC the fact is, that to the raf
lament being situated in London we are 20 al
Iibute the Impovrrshmen and degradation
winch i, Justly s,tribut able 20 absrntee'sm.-
We have had Parliament in ireland before
now. hope NAV be allowed To say thai
have alrra dy made one great s'ep towards al
tanning the liberty Of Ireland Let the Protests
ans Of ireland now join me, and we shall have
our Pariamen, again. lCher's) wish u 10
he distinctly understood, thai, as Catholics, we
shall no, seek for a repeal of the Union. 1t
would not bee ONE US do SO; for now, Tor the
fl ;, time, aase the Catholics experienced The
slightest ben, 6r from that Union. But here Is
one Ca hn,ic VINO, If a Protestant will Join him
for me purpose, will struggle to' The repeal OF
Ina measure. Ir the Professionals oil Ireland
VIII in with the Catholics. we may achieve
bio ,dless and glorious revolution like that OF
1889 (Cheers.i The names Of Grattan and
Curra" have been deservedly inscribed upon
the pedestal of Public Liberty, aud il will be
our enGe4vor upon LAT pedes' al ~ scratch our
names Continued cheerng.) l am tho
rnughly GOWN I'd ha' il is absolutely recess
sa,y Tor IL, benefit Of gland herself that The
Union should be rrp"oied. (Hear) How are
$50 men 20 be brought toge'he' agree upon
any SUBJECT? he thing could "evrrb' accom-
pl SHE'D # trere were no, certain induccmen' T.;
a kind Of oil Of rhodium to attract them. il
reqrires Ministerial! Sampson TO catch the
foxes, ana lie together the rats OF Parliament.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

AN INTERESTING FACT. -Siliman's July No.
Of the Amer iran J,urual Of Science and Arts
cor aims wo letters from Mr.. Joseph E Muse,
Of Cambridge, Md. J which gives an acc cunt
Of ~ resusoita'ion Of valuable hound from
dro,oning by means Of oxygen gas. The dog was
cold, s''ff, and 10 all appearanc perfectly dead
when M. Muse sp. lied small stop cock with
long beak, attached TO large bladder filed
With the gas thai is the pure part Of the at
mos,pheric air) A, soon as he had thus forced
into the lu"gs ,opious dose Of tn gas, the
dog made a convulsiv, and solitary yrlp. to the
full pith FIJI, usual aud shrill voice in he
cnss The process was rep, ated ill The gas.
which Mr.. NJ. happ-"eG TO hav, prepared, was
exhausted the cog was then wrapped in blank
"'s, replaced by he 6rs. friction was constantly
applied, and after great deal Of trouble and
>kiifui management, the hound was fully res
tored to the use Of his physical faculties in or
10 days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

ITO PLEASURE The las, number Of the
North American Review, in the article on
An,eri an Poetry, uses pleasure as a verb:-
= pleasure him, self Of a summer aflernoon."-
This j, In decided bad taste for standard lite
airy wo K. Johnson, 10 be sure, gives pleasure
s. verb; bu, it is useless and inelsgant. Noah
Webster describes II as "a word authorized
BY some good writer's, but supt rauous and not
much used" There is firquen, affects ion
~ The Worth Americ an writers, &c reviring OBJ.
sol, ,e words, - Providence D. ddv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Steamboat lime.

GA The SieamBoa FRANK.
h LIN, having been purchased by
5illiS ss3aUthe Washington, Alexandra and
- bGeorgetown Steam Packet Com
pany. anil Capt. hewitt appointed her commander
will leave Washington for Baltimore on Sunday the
18th Instant and every succeeding Sunday o'clock
in the Morning; stopping at alexandria, and the 9TH
er usual places the routes and. returning will leave
Baltimore Wednesday. the 22d instant, and every
succeeding Wednesday, at o'clock in the afternoon
The STRAIN Packer FREDERICKSBUK G
will continue her trips heretofore; and commune
cation between Baltimore and the District be thus re.
gulariy kept up twice a week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

SHORT CoRREsPoNDENcE.-" Mr.. B s COM
plimrnts to Mr. c.; thinks il unne; essary his
pies> should 60 through his grounds"
Brief Reply" Mr. C.'s compliments TO Mr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Bank Of AlexanAria,
LM 9th, 1899.

Jug OH, 1879.
4 DIVIDEND of four dollars a share, for the last six
n months, has this day been declared on the capital
stock of this bank and will be paid to the stockho
ders after Thursday the 9thinst-By order Of the
Board. j. L. McKENNA. Co,h,r
iuly 7-eo3v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

dissolution Of copartnerships.
TINE Copartnershp of John NJ johnson e Co. and
l. James ruin Il Co. are this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. John NJ. johnson will settle the tus
of John NJ. johnson & CO. and James Irwin that
of James Irwin & Co. JOHN ~ JOHNSON
july % JAMES IRWIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-18
Classical & Mathematical Academy.

IHE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the
~, p.D'iS tat nc as engaged AZ an Assistant in ;be
i1Sscal On" English department of his school, MIR.
Denlainin T. Jarrett Of King William, a gentlcrnan,
VI The highest responsibility ana of unoubtel COM.
potency.
Air stephen BERNARD, \ na,ire Of France. whose
t..i'c1'"s It's successful teacher, are best evncei
ny Ine L. gin rank, which his pupis have sustained N
NE University ot Virginia, viii corr mn, 10 assist n,
the FRENCH, Spanish, and Mathematical D,,rartrnent
'or rI sc hogrS Of each day throughout tie year.
49, 1 nc Engilsh branches Vi education which in rIcst
Classical Schoosnre too much neglected viii i; ~
receive the uost faithful attention.
n few more pupils can be received, either as
boarGers or as day sciolrrs
III order tia. the terms OF this n-,;o, r,,,, 10
rendered IS reasonable possible pupils will Lorn
after be furnished with board washing and loa;ri;ar
III the iainiy of the principal at the very low price
Si0o per onium and both boarders anu day scLoia Is!
WIZ L. taught the ordinary branches Of the English
department Tor $40 per amun; the lower branches q,
the same department for $50 per amnm-.for $40 ncr
aIilum additionally IN Tie prosody, construction and
critical aPayas the Greek and Latin classics; ami
Ior ne iaat mentioned sum, in tho department of the
modern languages, which department. embraces rt
higher h!ancics III mathematics.
Jan GETS OLIVER A. SHAY.
tor Inflammation couccrrs his literary and moral atr,f
heaons, Nr Barrett s,ons the follow m testimonials Nv.
hrsi from Nm iiaw keswu , ESQ President OF the Fncrd
Acadery, ia Nrs Wlian and the sccond i.om YIN, Burns
Esq who for great number OF years been known In rs
CITY, and II vicinity as teacher of the INCHES. enire:,
Aif Dcn l. Bar cIt has been my pupis at this
Institution, i0f considerable length TINE during portio,
% Wsch Eerloi nc has 1en member Of family and
he11y Afforded me the plete oann-uty of asr,r
tanning his real character and merits; with equal Measure ana
uH therefore, Certify that his moral character Is tcch-
ALE aud las manners thOe Cfa gentleman course Of study
~ the Greek and Iatil CiascAs HIS heli snc as 10 oay
MN 2t admission 10 tie Cnivesy Of Virginia and ever
o'nf Inn cis~n; Hd attentive student deem him per
ecy competent 10 act assistant te English and Latin
departments az of ouT SeIuiuar.cs
January 2ls I8lg YVAI HANKFSIyORT1
fay aflnel the examinations a, ihe Rmni2rd Acadnv
r Inc ai 1--we years four Of which Mr. Barrett was student
u7se, ard beng We'll ard intimately acquainted with him
ee6 That bc IS fully entitled the aLoye conn n
''if iitWA'>..9',h NM BURNS.
Jaaony 2Al 1922.