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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
ELECTIONS


Wiih thp commencement Of this month be
2aa .nf annual State ecc,ians.--Ihe Con
gres,ionaI lice, ions abi, srGr create but lii'r
interest, IN but frw Of the Districts OF tie
State IS there comp ii,iun. In this Di'irct W.
now lrarn that Air. Wucher has reiianiy de
cliarh ho!dne poi, leaving the contest alone
between Col. Davenport aud Alr. Tnca"r. In
tae elections ior fhr State Leg stature. Ne be
lieye there is the usual nnu"cr nf con,c.dlng-
candidate. The follow ing AZ" lac FEW .elarns
We have yrI frccivrd.
King Gsor2e Fer Congress, John Iaia.
flio lo3-N iloLby N,wlon ld-S,atr S'natr
Augustine Nea.c ii. - Chinn IL. lloss" of
Deeeatc.--H iuatI q dn,m ll5-N. H. Ma.
son 40.
Gtuioi!1. he 1--we anly imperfect returns
from, hi, coul;y. y gentleman who Jeff the
court house Nonlay evening informs a S.
that Tor Congress, Iuds Eau,dp, Who vas on
" announced on the nurn,rg Of ihe cleo i"n
was much head u. alcssr. Cr1mp hnd A1ill,',
the other candGates.--l'V r the Legislature,
ltthardson Has ;" IA, ql,fai - 10 have th
contest between Me,srs. Gailn's aid Alexander.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
MI BALDWIN

Trouble IA Inc u tgrdm. We warc aStpnish-
od rrading an article in last SATURDAY FrI
graph What Has a rapture taken place
between Cen. jackson AID his h,t friend MIR
y ,ldWin J. HE wound be Minister al,nu, "a
be prescribed Are he battrrts ni the official
organ about TO he opened upon him ! Has h-
bottled I Has he let the ranks What IS the
natter Certain il is, alirr all ms hillng and
cooling. aud all the fine hines ,nal have been
sud ahoar him, ,hr I.,lrerauh 10y say.
ld That Mr. Baldwin ha, trra operated IN
on 10y Mr.. Clay
2d That ten Jackson expressed n wish To
see Mr. Baldwin at Washington, which otI;.r
was greedily snat6hed az.
Sd. That Nr. Baldwin expected u scat in M,
Cabinet. which was not ten rlrd Il. him ow
ing 10 the b,rl thai the public interest, would
he most advanced by the appointment, OF 9th.
crS.
tih That Nj. Baldwin, after cnu>ulIinr with
Mr.. Clay. refused a foreign miSsinn Offered him.
aud
9th II is minated thai Mr.. Baldwin is look
ing for something from somebody Use
All this. rum muiiis Mus wi al ri matt
for reflection. 1--WE lockers ~ n ' nice are
bui slightly Interested, however, n,hr result OF
thcs" ." famil, jar .iter Ga1.
hJod lie CINCINNATI Gnzelrr. over ,h,
lst al removals AID appointments recent,
made, has the figure Oi "A = hchofy broa,n -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

II There - any Department OF thr Gn,rr,,,rp,
"h'ch, III an H. bra ches, ought 10 lar ,b.o
trly exempt from The influence IF n.,,,,.,,,
nicn, ana nf The ,icI'll OF VIC nv nf or,.u,,,t
over another, il is The Post Onir,. n NIL, L..
any one brunch 81 lg public ,rryiee. th.. i, ,.,,
~ oil whose n'lninisfra'iou should bt, ,,o,.. r.,
RON SUSPICION ihn nuolh.r. il Ia t,r, -.
'r"ne ""n'o not he ihOre sul,ed t., Il jl,,t e,
''"'''H Ign controversies upon political
sr"'hu>' h'h would the chnrBcler af the Posi-
o'"'' 'elaf 'nen', should II ever undertake IN
''s' ~ ,"e ''ho'ins al whirh il has chnryrs
q! CONCENTRATIONS, referring themselves ,o In,
a. f",''''"' ~ "'lrc'S ri The passing day
lhr h'sh character, which than D,.no,i,n-,,,,
mas acquired IN the public rsiin,nti,1, H.. 49,, ~
gained ny the exclusive drvo,,nn ot ,hs I,,''
incumbent and hls predecessor f., tI,, -.
" IN ne aud Ut the country. mud hy -
~ 'hPh'ua''''. toll rati"u. aud sfric, ;,s,;,, :;
e'efehce'o TIL eppoi'tmrnt, in It's oif I'm
we Whot az the last PIeSldrnrv an, -
u'daaf was removed from office lar ,,,s,. - :.
p"ntic'l nature The late l. e>iI,u, d,,,I;.,
!" iua"ne whether amy at the po,,n,s,or.;,,
nee Nrr" friendly or ohorai.c la M. ,.l.,.'
""''"' rN'H "hen vacancy in ailirc oc,urreb
III = course OF natural events, or bx y"
/ 'emo'a' II was rs often filled by -, nj,
ny trent II has thus happened th,i ,h.,
] '"' on,ee department enjoys hiyh re.na',
among ,ne fe"p'", for its i,nparttrtv 49,;
YIN o'htr "orhs) md Efficiency. ~, e'
pee ""d every thing like conGdenr, y, 't -.
! .mes'.!. the "s'ahli'hment must los, u,ha.
est , u Is Understood that Deputy pns,ma.,o".
nu'u 'nrf Offices under the rod. and az 800
saolee' |" the absolute control Of nar,, ~, I've
i.e new POSTMASTER General has no,
-, .""' We have heard, and !, j, no, lnc,yn
W a., ~ 10 be adopted NV him in
nv m. .,,,, vs' ori"e appointments Mr.. BAR.
whom, we regret 10 say, we ar. ah,n. 'cIrns
IN ohr society as vel, a, in hi, -, W "'s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
SM All. IDX

Inc IoiiuAms hcts respecting The natural sr, al
pok, iunthlhtrd shah pox, aud 5lI1up nov l.,
Ken irnm statement. pub ,shed IL, I'm, an
don Morning Chronicle al March u,b lao,
by tho Medical Council Of he Rovnl Ir,,,,
'"'" o'''f'N 'o' Tue determination of small
poi, Will he interesting 10 oni renJe, Al I'M,
time.
Natural n1H p0r For twelve c.,tuii,s
ti's dlsta,r has hrrn kuownio rnu,iup. ;,s ,n.
wage 'l"sfr'Nhg ~ every war an imm,u,.
proportion oi the whole popul.iinn Of the
worn" contagious dlscs," in some Instan.
eeS n'l', bnt The mo>' Parl vio.ni, rnint4l.
'"h'hsoh" AMI dangerous "a lie Ono IN six
"ho hive the disease dies. At len, bnIr .,
n'h"klnd hav" II; consequently orr in t,eelte
OF ne' human racr perish by que dis,oset l.,
Londan 3ooo annually. in The l'n,i.d KIM.
dnnls l4nuV. Our in three has tho d,s.,,,.
IN a.dans"ions torn. Subsequent d;s.asr ,f
lhe-,'kln, glands, uintt, Ne blindncs. dent,.ss
&c.
mocg!ds0 HHdH p0r ~ contagious discos.
far the most part mild, hut in som. instance.
Voeht, pniniol loltiisdmf aud ,iau,.tou. Ia
ME. One III three hundred nuenlated n,rs
In London prohhhly nna ~ ~ hundr.d o..
III 'li'iiy or i"rly Ia, the disensr IN ~ ,.,uy,.,
on' form Subsequent disease Of the cam.
KIND rs nhore enumerated though of L., fe.
qurn, occurrence The ii,ncnIbi,,n ~. .r,,,ll
ppr having been but partially atlout.d h,s
b"e"ne the mrnns 1T spreading the ,nlerti,,
aud thus Increased lis general mortnltl,-In
t"ndaa (hs the hil!s) th,s inrrc ase Inns h.,n.
IN tne ratio III seventeen IN every lhousp,d
hiae poL.-Noi contagious and sien ,r,
perry Conducted, uniformly mil |, inrtfl.n,,v..
seldom painful, irr'" from danger and a. inf,l
lib'e preventive Of tina small pos. Never ia.
III. No danger. No SUPER, enient di,c,sr
--Dnr'ng hong srr'rs OF yrsrs, ihe kline l,,s
accidentally received, has been coo,ilr,,d
as pf",et'ai've 'g"in,t IN, future AZ ack ,f
the small poA Many persnns in the 8atry
countries, who have had The former in ,h,i,
youth, have renamed 10 Old age unsuscrntiblr
OF tn. latter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
.Narshars Sale Of teal Lstate.

I'D URStANT 10 decree q The Suner;or
a toati OF Ehaneery Tor the fyncllburp
Il stlirt, re,rdeFed on thu 18Th dag Of Ma, Iso5
IN cats bc,wee" Hh"mn' Hlgcm6o,hsm.
las. Brown. aud Rohe,l Hiyes, Merchants and
fhtnrr- trading under the sly lc aud firm of
lhom's H'ggnbo'tam and Co. pltfs against
Lindsay baiks all WA, Human, defis The
uniers's"cd Marshal III thu satd court will sell.
on the premises, IN the county Of Amherst. ON
"Wednesday the ~ dry "f April 1929. il TAI.
u not, tie neN' far day thereafter, tnr ca.ii -
ta'uah" ttd'' oi baud. containing 80 acres. /. .
ine IN Amhr'Nteouni1, N the neighborhood OF
Naugh's tcus.
I. A. HOLCoMBE, Marshal.
Mafch wtds63
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

THE VIil.gNtAN.
.LYNCHRURG. APRIL o. 1929.
TOWN oR6aNlZ kIlON.

An,m,n Hancock Ia. has been chosen
Mayor, ard Allon M,DanieL Esq. Recorder
for the ensuing year. Magistraies-Ahram X;
NORTH Elijah Fletcher. jno. NJ. Warwick, :.
II. Davies, Joo. ". B.s"r''. Pleasant Labby
md Samuel Noslih Councinen-Jno. Thur.
man Presideui J. L. ilolnss. James S'"ha'',
lno VICTOR, Jno. II d. Pesnr Samuel cl"y-
Tor, -. g Murrell William oaens aud Danici
Dfoans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

0tre ActkCrS.--i hc following i, a picture
whIth has SOM truth Of collng, but winch
VIII apply mot nniv 10 thls bat Ia past Admins
irh'"ns. The numhe' at applicants, however.
y, W. hics"'rf 10 see, dugme"nng rapidly !, aud
ther Emporium lies propnrtiunlbiy increased
Ii would seem 10 indicate that ihe aailon wa.
not ~ n condition u AFT ri emalotmrn to its
population, or that many wnuld plef the slac.
d"s aud miserable dep nocncr of Office nus
fun aud IN "poudent trades and professions.
Tins IS 10 hr lan"nted eutWe Irar IT art-es, IN
some degree, ont ot the nature of our institution.
EVrrV man, however humble his fortune, is de-
snous In max" his sun u pi oitsstoual man. aud
for Tins purpose, gives him an education propo-
| Tomato 10 his limited means. lie becomes u
lawyer, dot tor, or clergyman. aud contribute
10 swell the number IN these profrs, 10 -, winch
have nov become so filed IN p, CIV arr OF ih,
country, that nut few cau Obtain more than u
bare subsistence. Trades are drsi ised and all
| th II eau rush Into the learr.d pr"fe. sions ~
mere ecntee and more liaelyro ,ead TO hon
ors ana dTtinc'inn. In u lew years diSap.
po,n'nenf takes the pace Of Y sIonar, anhciyH
ii"n aud many OF those Mhn, might have been
| useful aud prosperous as mechanics, farmers, o.
manufartu'crs, becomes mere pres,ribe,; OF
| pills, or " fon,enter, of village vexaiion." and
are ready 10 seize upon any thing iha, vi ynld
them support. MANY, again. aie lr'ugh, up
without trades Or professions, lad lite Of Ills.
| sipatlon and extravaganza, are reduced 10
want, aud rush 10 Washington for oilicr. OF
the number these uilice-seekars The render
! may form some estimate hen he learns that
very lat"ly Tor toe huw,hle Sruajion ri LIrnr"n.
ani 0l Marines, there were 45u appi' caniS But
such " the urgency OF the wants of these men.
that all sense ofdthcacy serms 10 he destroyed
and they frequently have the eiironlery To re-.
quire the removal OF linen from 9th es agaiUst
whom no complaint can be made. (rxcep, thai
they have held them long. aud are. consequent.
~. well acquainted with their duiies,) to allow
tn IN To succeed.
! Many OF them have, narrower, the stranges,
notions OF office ina gnaba, coneciving thai al
tina, is necessary 81 he donc is 10 get into II,
without the slightest knowledgeof sdu''es. *
trnst 10 CHANGE for The rest. Men have solnr-
times applied for. Judges hips who hal 10 know
ledge ofth law SOME. seek TO be sent ou mis-.
sions TO countries "f whose language they are
entirely ignorant, and who are too old 10 ac.
quire it and Others, again, desire TO be clerks,
who are sca-ceiy able to Wits .hci, namss Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
PUBLIC DEBT.

The Secretary oiihe Treasury las giyenn,.
tiee TO the holders OF he unre,eemed 81, ,..
cent stock Of March, isll amounting =, Sb
1922 o. that on surfhdrring their ee,t;G .
Gates paymrntwI'l BIZ ma lie 10 them on the
lst day OF July next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

toos-, here. b. his former service d caugress,
much 60 his advantage, n. oD. IT Ne nio.t cur,
reel snd auiabie OF met, aud a. tte a. l,,,ssi-
bI. from any Thing like an intoie All spirit.
lie must be very much chsnged & on shst hs
was, IL. In tiease the intefesied sndmercenaiy
paftisaps. " ha are seeking TO sef v, their own
ends, aud not III advance the honif aud char,
ter OF ia. 90 iniIy or al Gen. .&eksos, he
becoinrs lbe instrument al vindiltye proscr,p p.
nf al dismissal ffofh oeiee tor .iniap.s sake.
We hope better things lrou, lui. lie viii
ha,r been bur lew dns In Office bet,re. bis
course ssll br laid. II iiieie wrte nj hun irefs.
,housansis. psrhnp.. We might unity say. ~
uflleesses kefs, who wait VIII. iulat.rmc. 90
hear &c his nrri, al. vi personally bow oil ora
case which, oi i-cli would teal s,nfpose ID.
II far evil Dt Tor gou.l, hs fully nsi ihYussnd
We have oniseisss fscoIgfd, ff"in one oi The
most respectable taans IN New E,glanJ Me
mortal r.nnnt rating against the removal VI
their present Posima -ter. II npp.sf that some
in1ividual taking time by the foiristk, has bfrn
here already for several weeks, Soliciting and
waiting for the appointment OF Postmaster 81
the lawn te which merrier. H. tas its repro
srnied 10 us, no possible claim 10 4 against the
man, claims of ,hr incumbent, l,r his having
br.n an uppnneui ufihe lac Administration +.
wh,s, lir ~, fn'l'rni - ~ rnan al nigh thafac-
'e' NO nv ''' '"'''s - NJ o''''
Wv e,'' - ''s 'i'''"e 10
bic. Ihr Memorial ~ livor al III. cpnlinu-
mn ~ IN 49, ,''h'' "',F'' - NV
! ~ -. - 49,. nc ~
~ - ,''''' ~
he interest in the J. 81 Dnice--risl is, Mh,
cnn rad and mr,ir. H. Hg1 djsec omns, We
w.. a.. l., ;,aoi,nd No.. -,
,o,. Jet..i.,,le than pn.t ,,,,;c,. r.,aI.1i.,'.
m.,.t ,.,nr,,,l and ,,I.d by ,a,,, ,.,;.,i.i...
What a system of espionage nhai ,yr.nnv
oeer opinion Whit etyhr for NAL guilty /,
"hh NJ, eA''ne"'.l'r 81 confidence o"'"re"
u'aa anu ,u"",. H'p'"y we see ~ me co"
i''e' cfilh'n i"N'h'"s''' ,"""' MAJ "'slet
yea 81 III ~ no" WIN ''ne' !."'''''' !" 'nii'
nee men "ii ''' ''"""e' me ""t'1hhci IL OF
'"efe' Peh'ne'a''", M 'ei'"''s III Wl'"
yea sPfs, 81 '"' oase '''or'hahons "i ea"'S
''"i'l'r,s' "'"''"''"s ''n'"""s Nnn""' res
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

Q Ainhefsi, Nelson, a.gemaf,e. Fine.
'oochl"nd. in tie Senate Of Virgin. 80
'"'i""ing comm unica,ion for, ,:,.. -
amheisi, speaks of the same .act
.fniher;i County. Apnl6 ,sso
:, ~ "''h"iiseh 10 Say, that High 81
"a. "i we foan'y Of Aih.narie an sa
candidate at the neal lection 40 ,r,,,. We :
Stnaf"fiai Disifi t. =, n,pos ii Of me e. ' ! 2
"i aaht'"af!e. AnLe,si, Nelson, rlu,.,,n'ip
toocl.ynd. W. iha .ne
congratulate my fellow citizens n,
ror'hnny that Is presented them If h.,,a w
th'if snhraees ON an oldsnd well i,ied -,
srtSapf pubir
" = true, thut he has been pne of III.
n'"''is ot 6'neiHl Jaekson's election, q.
'resaentldl tbsn. Bm still | ..ard In
!" P"hh' anu s,airsu'an, aud IL General Ia,,
sou III Appoint IN icc few more rl,..
spii's, such as General Eaton Ano, II
anu oh'nuei Swariwnai. ,l,ink .na, at
lf't mat Mr.. Nelson nor an. other ra,,i, -
he 'onHd il his ianks WI
No Jackson NAV.
we have been requested 10 say ina, la,...
Iaoeii, ESg. Of The county ii Anhrrsf j..
"'Hihs :" be held up H. canllr.la,,. H.,
Convention or 10 take his seat in ina. In.
elected.
We are authorised 10 nnnonnee Tali.o,..
Manson candnlalc 10 rcoreseu, III, N,
IN the Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
AalMp Nn ana I.aMps,

Us received large supply of real BOS.
- ION WINTER LAMP OIL, aud n yer,
large aud h'"u'tui assor'ln"ut of PLAN pnd Cut
Glass Lamps. Howell DAVIES
March IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

We learn rom he ID, moclntIC PirS.. of Phil.
adrIphia that there WEI" ine shad N that mar
kcI on lu' sday last. which hro"ghi n dollar and
hail piece aud thai one On the Saturday
previous iIought two dollars.
On tuesday, III NJ" York, shad caught al
the Quarantine Ground. weighing FIVE pourd..
br""e Ia u Il i III aid half, OF thirty cent. per
pound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
HENRY CLAY

lie enthusiastic applause which ihi, d;st,n
s"'s"e" pairlot aud statesman il eyer,
"n''e receiving on his way home
must be very gratifying to his r,fn,
o"'"'' arrival at Cumberland. in Maryland
ne was waited upon by depata,inn from ,hs
e"'zF"' Of mat place. aud in'todn partakc 3,
pune o'nner-At the latest accounts ho ,,.
e'F'''a AZ Wheeling, were preparations wer.
making by the mechanics Of That place +, r;.,,
him public dinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

Ii? Ithaca Jnuiuai mentiun. the sudden
DEAN oil 1t mai natned Matnr,, slcwnId on
board the sirain boat Ternmchus lie had
AWAY, borne the character of an industrious
and sobrr n.at', Lui h'anls h,rn ,,un' ing IL Tia,
"o0d, all day, he Ha-silrIuctdh, the banter.
M ii hh companions to drunk quart OF ra.,
"hi'hr,, ~ e"ns' qaencf Ut which he died He
y 25 Yeas al as", and In wife and III &c
CHI dnn. : : CON iGr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

The B"nf2al thfoniolr mesti Us III, Il ath Of
Bishop Jane, of G,lcu',a, >ocr,.s,.i 10 the late
Bisrnp lIcber. Dr. ]. ttul,d iiom fneiand ON
lhr 18Th July, ls27 , aud II the trinn OF his
dra'L ! 'rur, Gould nol have hlIrd ms. new sta
hsn ma', TIM. 3eai ~ ialih.h
IN j I1ur or Fo,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

ar D0Hy--lhe new Post n,aster Geo.,,,
left Lexington, Kentucky, March 25,b III. l.,
est ad''ces from Washington, s,ate Tim, b,
was expected TO arrive there last ssn,r,,,v y,
Sunday. VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

lie Charlottesville Advocate a,,o,o.o.
.''s" ''''so" az candidate To rcpr-sen, IN.
9e'"o'ia' ''S.'ir', composed OF he co..,i,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

Mr. W'rt, since the recent political choon.
has removed from the city Of Wa>hioe,o, sn,
'nken up his residence IN Baltimore. iu,.o,,;,,
to pursue his profession IN tina, Civ. and :, -,
Supreme Court OF the United Sta,es.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

We are authorised 10 nnnonace Nali..o,.
Manson " eantinhlc 10 rcprescn, thi, III.
in the Convention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

:, he1'r"-Eatract of "A letter from
Vera Ciuz, via N-w Oilca1> DAFT =,
10 : " he Lav,nia having been d.,,,,'.i -
one "i me mos violent nOft!lsr, u.h
known, (Which hats fortunately d,,,e n..A
ne that we know ui) ". take the n,,,..r,,'.;,
OF informing YOU that this morn,u,.. MAJ
brings lis tre very pleasing news trnn,tb.,#
i"'inr, say Puebia asa Mrx.cu. Iho, n !. r',
ie' ny Tranquil ConGrucp is las, ,ey,yn,
AM business is once niole beginning 10 rcsnm,
us "on'ed ACTIVITY, ana our ,,rrr>,,,,J.,,
"'''e@ US thai all sorts of guo,s arc srl,ino ,e,
scare" ING 'n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

me l'ac.--A company for lis cubi-
."''o"' an" WIN Capital Il ;>i2 otO his bee,
.''o' po'"'ea Nv the Mary Ia,.d legislature n
'',, '..'"' session. aud The american FARM.
informs US that il is To 60 into ope,aioa"n%,
MAJ Oh me ensuing month lie ob.cI, ot tJ,
company are, TO inlrodurr and .,,,,,,,.a
e'nciai and shlItnl culrn,r Of lin. .at
mona such ia"ds.and RAJ Md personal t,r,,.
hhd erect such works aud esIabl. .bu,e,,, -.
may he W"prr iur culnyaiine, inp,o,ine ..
ih'''ng, preparing aud pre.,ryi.o tho "a,
as Also io' tue 'nan"fac,u Z and pr. .,rva o, al
nine - - -" ~" VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

Mr. Matthews, the comic performer, while
performing at Plymouth. met with an acct
aea' Wnlchnearly proved fatal to him. While
"a me most laaghahle part Of his rotations
NE curtain ofthe Theatre, under which he was
sanding suddenly gave way, and fell direct
y on MS head and neck The violence of
@e no" rendered him perfectly insensible,
.a0 ne remained in that state nearly two
"OlS bleeding was resorted to, and in a
@C ,, Time perfectly restored him.
y Two royal marriages. are soor to take place
pea Pedro OF Brazis, as the London papers
~ @.'o'nus, Is anxiously awaiting the arrival of
d oride, the Princess Amelia Augusta, of
=. LLsIcn'eInburg; she is the third daughter of
Ne n'e King of Bavaria--one other sisters is
! tothe Grown Prince of Sweden, and
'e otner is Duchess Of Hohenzoilen Hechin-
EN- The King ofSpain is to be married to a
princess, and he has sent his only
MP 10 bring her to his arms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

MaNSERs',--What rare gift is that of man
-srs how difficult to define how much
uofe dllhcult to unpart Better for man to
i Rossess them, than wealth, beauty, or talent {;
W., lucy Will more than supply all. No atten-
, "va IS TWO minute, no labor too exaggerated,
S"!en tends to perfect them. He who enjoys
S ~ advantages in the highest degree, viz
,S ~ VINO al can please, penetrate, persuade, as
s Ooect may require, possesses the subtles
. ,S1 oil the diplomatist and the statesman,
'Du wants nothing but opportunity to become.
''great. "---Peihana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

Fre.h Teas, Sc.
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co. have for sale
NM chests aul half chests Young Tyson tea, OF
lVU the Sumatrs', cargo imported in April, and
OF superior quality
60 hh,ls It Cr,Gx and New Orleans prime sugars
SO hhds retailing molasses
80 bags Rio C, flee
100 bags Suma'ra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes Sicily Madeira wine
quarter Casks
e,ghtl casks
90 pipes. half p'pes and quarter casks, Pico
Madeira wine
60 ba.kets Champagne
100 basket, I3or,leaux salad oil
20 pipe, 4th proof Cognac brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin
u pa"cheon' New Orleans Jamaea favored
50 50 h hSIs New England rum
Is bbls prime and mess beef
40 bbls prime pork
IL tons st Petersburgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia duck
100 do heavy and Ugh, Ravens do
$50 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
20 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
200 hides red soal leather
IS bales of brown shirtirgs
400 casks nails, as>ofted sizes
700 do pure white lead
1900 sacks, Liverpool flied, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do fmks Island salt july 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16
VOL, W
: pSsoRs Us. HASTY PUDDING.

OfESSORS vs. ia - l.
.rdents at one of our colleges, be,
V"' ,lv annoyed BY the nocturnal ana
i .;,d-;, visits of Professor, who sns-
!. Then ,bem of playing cards, one evening
:. 81 - kettle of mush, otherwise called
pare" ,5l;nr and by the time it was tho
pl I'LL had seated themselves round a
..io IN the attitude of card playing,
.a,' n,,,rp,ly for the well known step OF
w., pl7!ossor 1t was no sooner heard, than
inside nocket of one Of them was
.,S filed with the hot hasty pud-
.ad AZ was seated as before. As soon
:, Professor opened the door, the student
- Loaded with the mush, made sud
,,sar over the table with his hand, as 1t
,,,ber up the cards, and with another mo-
,,Darently put them into the pocket
INC the mush. The. movements cou.l
/, holm being noticed, as they were intended
by Inc Professor, who considering them
| n,c.iy strong evidence of gull. broke out
[i5~IWell young gentleman I've caught
\, ,tl,st, have II" "Why, yes, sir, weare
bo,a = $50 | see you are. and you have
{.n nI,ying cards tool" "No sir, it is not
| :" ut ISN'T, ha? What have you got in
o,r rocket, young man." "Hot hasty
lJrpr Sir" "Hot hasty pudding, ha?
b hasty pudding. have you' I'll hasty
Midi YOU, you young scant-a-grace" said
h. Professor, aud suiting the action to the
kord advanced to the well charged pocket,
Iih the resolution of taking it by storm =
| he stldent showed, apparently, the like
l. luton to guardit; but again very honestly
|oH The professor, there was nothing in it but
|,sv pndding. and that if he did not desiSt,
h. might scald his fingers The Professor,
however, was not so easily diSsuaded; but
ElU Of the idea of finding the Internal pack,
attempted to thrust his hand into the pocket,
which the student held fast, at the same time
qraing round to keep his pocket on the oppo-
.o S,se again assuring the Professor that
!. 49, ond ,ho, e heaven but hot has
'vOuli most unquestionably scald his finge.-~
"Ah! YES, young man, know all about it!
but rscollect, SIR, my fingers are my own,
sir" said the Professor, who was now more
jealous than ever, TO complete the discovery.
which he though himself on the point of at
tanning; when the student having permitted
him to iNCrease his momentum by sufficient
exerhOn, as ii By accident left his pocket for a
moment unguarded, and the Professor, like a
'klluI general, taking advantage of the enc
my 5 weakness, thrust his hand half way up
70 the elbow into the hot hastv pudding!--
The doIor'us looks, the groaning, and antic
,apers OF the Professor are better imagined
man described The Young rogue of stu
ient like miserable comforter" S he
'aS' could not help saying, rather dryly---
our fingers are your own, STRIP
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