Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

Washington City, Aug. 10Th
Dr. Watkins. The Count Yesterday gave their
opinion rejecting the motion OF the Counsel for
the accused for arrest of judgment and now trials
in an three cases and pronounced the following
Judgment On the indictment for $50 dollars, TO
paw fine of 20 dollars, and be imprisoned three
calender months from the 4th day of Augt. 1929
on the 800 dollar indictment, 10 pay fine OF 800
dollars, and 20 be imprisoned for three calender
months, next following the termination OF his I'M
prisonmeut under sentence ON the preceding case;
and on the indictment for 2000 dollars, TO pay
fine OF 200O dollars. and be imprisoned tor three
calender months, next following the termination
of his Imprisonment under the sentence on the
next preceding case for 800 dollars,
The Court then adjourned, having been in ses
sion since the first Monday ln May.
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A Census Of the population Of South Carolina
is now ~ progress. A writer in the Charleston
Courier is ofopiuion that the result will show that
the white population has diminished lie men
tons that York District has been stationary
Edgefeid has an increase of 1000 but this is at
uibuted to rather greater accuracy IN the enuner
alton than 10 any actual increase of the number of
inhabitants. Pendieton has, tits said an increase
Of population suticicn; TO entitle the District 70
an increase of representation. Kershaw has de-
cIued This district in 1922 had 1928 whites Il
$500 blacks; at present 1t has but 1922 whites,
while the blacks have increased 10 S2O7
--..eas..-
ADVANTAGE or PROMPrNEss. A merchant,
whose policy expired at IL clock called at the
Insurance Office at half past II o'cloca, and OBJ
tanned renewal oft. At = o'clock the same day,
bis store and goods were reduced 20 ashes This
circumstance occurred at the late destructive fire
in Augusta, Geo. What would have become Of that
mans fortune, if he had thought II "would DO as
well after dinnCrl Boston Gazette.
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Tho resason why some women 10 NOT WISH 10
admire ST. Paul writings, suppose are these; ms
being as Il is usually thought bachelor his advs-
inc people not TO marry in trOublous times; his
commanding wives to submit 90 their husbands; bis
not allowing women 20 speak in public; his unwil-
hngness that they should broider their hair, with
trinke,s his charging the fall upon Eve; his disre
ysrd of old wive fables; and his saving thatyoung
widows became tatters and busy bodies.
4 F-t Once To show how Industry is Grip
pied IN an ITS operations u Ireland, it Is mention
Ell th7t Sir Arthur Chichester receives I0l4l IS.
a year for 5qtfe-tqs'iugi Here in Wheeling we
nav from 10 TO ~ cents per 20. for the Prri-gs Of
performing tint piece Of service.
TooTu AcuE,-Put a piece Of lime
about as bigas walnut, into a quart bottle
of water; with this rinse the mouth two or
three times day, and clean the teeth, US
ing this water, eyerv morning. fit taste
dilute it, for should be Just strong
enough to taste the lime, 10 stronger. l
was tormented with the tooth ache some
weeks till l used this mixture, but never
since. A friend to whom recommended It,
and who was a great sufferer. has been G.
oually fortunate; she attributdher's TO rheu-
ma,ism.-Afer a few weeks, / asked her
how the lime water succeeded. oh, said
she. / have not had the rheumatism since.
Fish OLA new paper, entitled the
Galena Advertiser, has been established
N Ialena. Illinois. being the second in that
town. We fnd IN it the following outline
of the manufacture of Tanners Oil IN that
western region.
y. l.. Bogardus Esq Of Peoria, has
turned his attention to the making of Fish
or Blnbber Oil, used by tanners. He takes
the common fish caught in the Illinois II
ver-sturgeon. cat, buffalo, bass, pike,
percb. sc. throws them into hoppers where
the oil is extracted by the heat of the sun.
He has already made forty barrels the pre-
cont SeaSon. and intends 70 continue The