Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

and well set, feet very small and of exquisite shapes
hands delicate, that the bracelets of the lower arm
maybe passed over them without opening; gaze)le-
like eyes, to which the black tinging of the brows
give at once softnegs and u briIlialcy. Those of
the poorest class wear nothing but long blue chemse
and veil of the color, corner Of which they
hold in the mouth when they meet man, especially
1t he be frank The richer conceal their faces bya
large mask of black silk, with nothing uncovered but
the forehead aud eyes Earrings, profusion of neck
aces of Shells glass paste, TO which attached am
ulets Of silver, of bright copper bracelets of the
same variety and multiplicity, the chin tattoed blue,
rs well as TIE hands and part of the arm, and the
black painting Of the brows, complete the toilet
of an Arab woman, which, in spite of its apparent
bizarrerie, forms whole both original and pleasing
Tbras.--A gentleman who has recently returned
from Texas, states that the country is fast filing with
Americans, aud that several sections of it have been
well settled. The state OF society is almost entirely
pastoral, and an individuals wealth is rated by the
number of his horses, mules and horned cattle. -Four
lawyers are already settled at San Feppe Austn's
principal establishment and Courts regularly held
There. Several fuglvcs from the United States have
been given mp 10 authorities, md transgrcssOrs
against .hcr own laws are rigidly punished
[.N: Y. Gas.
Go'dTt is stated in the Cheraw, IS. CT "Radicpi'
that at boat launch in that place, the Cd inst
solid lump OF ~ &. Gold moulded somewhat in the
shape of man, In erect posture, exhibited on
the deck OF tho said boat to the wishful eyes of
large number of spectators. The rich mass is said
To weigh hsedred and thirty eight pounds worth
about thirty five Thousand doliars The whole WAS
taken from nine in Montgomery county and the
owner was several years III gathering the small parti
cies OF which the mass is COMPOSED.
Reasois as plenty as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ,
ooln"ry Ala6a'na Journal, offers the togIov,;np oI
gy Tor issuing the paper on sheet "c,,raed az ito
iair proportion. We publish but Il half , .ha.
tins week. We 10 1T because we have no paper. WE
nave TO paper because we have money; we hovc
II" money because those who arc Indebted to us do
not pay us, because the Lord only knows WIN"
The following letter from gentleman "a She Tu,,,
OF Probates requesting him to graut him a Ia,tr of
adnnstraton on the estate of his deceased fthnr is
~ the ian'o,i debate IN the first Legislature of
ohIo concerning the Ahber-goyncs
Lehe'.-Sir, my father died some davs homo. 1r,,-
n5 WHO" ana three scorpions besides me- lie
Tie" lhs0cht' leaving me his executioner asrnn
nclS'oou you are Judge OF Reprobates v,is,, rou
10 SEND me a letter of condemnation Ipcs,or, |
, a suthe OF Whist was played ut Branntou. Emo
NE SnsllarI'y OF which is worth recording. TIE
ies scored eight by honors in the first and second
,c' ,lP me Iga trick each deal the third deal
ey Gaeh me odd trick; the honors divided and the
t"u!h mn and sixth deal, they held NV bmors ocb
o'9S nc ood rfck the fourth end fifth and rain;no
if StEth nc'D making twenty by honors held by one
goUd players. -'' "''''''ss'"
h%tt in his Flowers Of Wit giycs IN outrageous
sptc'A'eh OF pulpit pinning, published in Il ser
mon written md preached in the rci%o If
lanes; The diak (says the prcacher) shows that we
n . G'e all yet, notwithstanding, all houses are
ouI'eo INTO ale houses; Paradise is ,ai, Of Dice
t ~t1.'t'SeS are merry ages; nsnt'imony is mat
go, q money; our dirjnes are d,y zines; was # SO in
Tie days OF Noah? An no! ~ ~ ~
NV YoRH, MAY g.