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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

A latter from an intelligent citizen At Paris has
been received, giving an account of an alarming at
tenapt 10 burn the town. Several houses v ere set
on fire by unknown incendiareS, and cOmbuslbles
found in various other places which did not take
effect. On Saturday morning Pyke's three story
cotton factory was successfully fired and the whole
fabric mmbled into ruins about day light. Nor
rows tavern and the house Of Boone lngles Were
both on fire at the same time but were fortunately
sytinglshed by the activity Of the citizens, aided
by an engine. Several individuals were greatly
injured by Le falling Of the walls, and we regret
exceedingly TO learn that Mr. Burnett, a young
man of much promise as a lawyer, is dangerously
hunt. his thigh being crushed and his head and DO
dv badly injured. Our informant states that this
gentleman was entirely covered by a mass of
burning bricks, from which with difficulty he was
Withdrawn This conhagraton is supposed 10 be
the work Of combination Of desperate persons.
Frsnk(ort ny. Argos.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
MARRIED,

At Deerfeld, Portage County, o. on the 9th of
August last, the Rev. CORNELIUS JONES, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, to Mrs ORIL-
LA JONES.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
Groceries and Liquors.

L. p. Madeira, pure as imported. Tenerifie, Lis.
bon, Sherry, Old Port Champagne. and Claret
Wines; II. Gin, Jamaica Spirits. very old. 8,h
Proof Cog. Brandy ahd n. L. Rum; 20 Bags
Coffee, Old Rio, N q. Sugar Loaf and I.ump DO.
Pepper, Alspice, Imp. ano Y Ii. Tea, this Falls
Importation in the Ships Algonquin and Momozu-
ma, regular Canton traders American and real Ha-
wanna Cigars, Myers best Richmond Tobacco,
Ralsons by the Box; Pipes by the Box, best p
land Starch, Nader, Indigo, Alum, Copperas, &c.
which will be sold at the lowest prices by
Oct. 81. ZANE & PENTONEY.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
NEW AND FRESH
MERCHANDISE.

The Subscribers are low receiving their Au-
tuuIn and Winter supply Of Dr. Good- iiaidN ave
current prices either Wholesale or Retail.
Oct u. WH. b. TYSON s. Co.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

M. ThornyIlle, a Frenchman, has an
nounccd, in French paper, that he has
at length succeeded in making malleable
glass.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
Plaids & Checks,
ZANE d PENTONEY

90 Bales Domestic Muslins ass d qualities, Also
10 Bales Bed Tick and Checks which they IN
tend selling at very reduced prices.
Oct. 81, lc29.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

m OBERT G. MARTIN informs the
leb public that he continues the Tailoring Busl
ness in the former stand, one door north Of Mr.
Cresap's Boarding house, corner Of Main * Mon
roe streets He will receive regularly all the latest
Fashions, and pledges himself to attend paricu-
larry to the application Of them, in a style inferior
to none in the west.
He gives notice to all distant Customers that
their Measures are carefully preserved, and that all
Orders from them will be thankfully received and
attended 10 at the shortest notice.
LADIES' HABITS, ptaia and oraamented
made 20 the latest aud most approved faShl0nS.
W heeidg, OCt. p, 1S&9.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28


... accom- .'sineu-o l l.s 1-f poses.
M sr.rI rs no svrr4trr r- .rs hr-
atom OF the Turk. HIS power has
r-,.sl t- s-sf.,- tfs s-,-.-s Of
c-ra. darkness. and his louU0us
.r- .......-..- 20 ...-r4.
'~ r-7 -- .-~'-,
Ifk overthrow cannot fail .0 improve the
...-r.-r -..-- ~ r
Inr
r-a. 7-... r..t 4..-...- 0-. no
AMI t--L l--- .h-'- NUN To. l--.- l-.
, Ea.s from Europe have rrFclu such RAPE
accession. CHAT before $500 could geo through -le
'F one arrival. .lls- %. another were .lid
from .le son. 0. Wlr are .c tHo Zld
august. 0r w.V oI Odessa. s.. .u. time the
r.er u chic. was marching towards ARABIA
his Har .o l.us.a...H.a and sentup
communication r..H .I. army %. Gen.
. Ns duly obtaining advantages,
ma I l...A. situate
N 'r- ". ..et ---.l l-.-a lln-
very Ll was -t tIa. Wee
H-.'Ts -'s-
e.t-' .. assist .It '.a.l.'ls
"a aa arms. and as soon as he was advised 1ftho
"a .I... Gen. Roth no E1llsto, l8 was to ate
% -He passage of che Dariancl.es. 10 was
posed .U.tt.s would bevery easy as the Iur-
Tta Russian Army entered Adrauople on the
.or August. the Commander n chief li ,he
1.-The force which took possession of the
mounted to 56 900 men. of whom only 5000
...'H ..'H III.
directions. and acor1s was sent I0 leagues
.--.re ON the road to Cousta1,uop'e.
t.....,. -. n, O.lass- l,t, 9r A,,5r.t %. Ce-
P....7witrb commenced the siege ofTokat
M. reclining artllt month
... -..5.. u r-.,.., ,I. .-...t.s-s -r So-yi, IN.
Sr. 5.r announced tbat Rodosto was cap
.a. ..., -.,, under Gen. Roth. ON the 33d
--... -rrrir. orproyis.8ns and NUM-
r.r- wore a1rf ir tIrt place. DO Is the
..-.. -..r-. .,- Odd. commerce aI f.e sea Nam0-
- g. .......t r..... tr.. 1lI f,-tsoff Inc U.rIs-
xii. r.-... -- .,.r..r fE.-. is n r1of road
...--., MIA s-r,s ,fgiess mention p
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

The firm Of Martin * Gray, was, on the It'll
inst dissolved by mutual consent, Robert G.
Martin is authorised to settle all accounts Of said
firm, pro aud con.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
Pepper Alspice s. Cinnamon

90 Bags strong Pepper.
. DO. Alsplee.
az Mats Cinnamon. for sale by
oSt. q. WV .. TYSOS 4. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

ter. some of the citizens living the vicinity OF the
oway Indians hav ing lost their horses accused tho
loways OF stealing them; the charge was denied but
the whites did not boicvc the Indians and soon af-
ter, some ofthe Ioway families appearing in tho set.
Element, were literally strpt every thing valuable
they had about them, and every species of clothing
Tor the alleged purpose OF obtaining tho value of the
horses lost by the whites. The consequence of this
proceeding was, that some Of the children thus inhu-
manly robbed, icere frozen 20 death! 1t was after
wards proven that the loways did steal the hors
es, but they were stolen by tribe of Indians resi-
Ding lar from the ioways, and in contrary direc-
tion from the settlements.
1t remarked by those acquainted with the Indians
bordering on our settlements, that they, in hardly any
instance violate the rights OF the whites unless pro-
vokcd 10 1t.
How can we expect to be at peace with the sava-
ges we deny them the right oil exercising the first
law OF nature that of fprotec,ion' In very many
instances, they have been known To exercise great
torbearauce Here, after being grossly ronged they
complained To the nearest authorities and waited un-
der their sutferings, till human nature could bear il
no longer.
These things, Mr.. Editor. ought to be inquired
INTO. Our Government ought To know how the In.
dams are treated by tho whites vino settle near them
trust the late difficulties will lead To a thorough
investigation of these matters and that the truth may
be- known.
II tue whites arc not moro blameablc than the In
dians, the expectations Of oftho most nolli-
gent citiEcns of Missouri will be disappointed.
JULY, 81 1929. LIBERTY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

/
Kentucky Eiections-Thc Editor or H. D.,
Enquirer, and Duff Green. TINT r,rd., -, 80.
ana master of lies, both concur in ,en,o.o,,:. =,
result of the Kentucky elections nc h.,,,.. ,.o
20 the cause of Gen. Jackson ,vho, H.
tlat IN so doing they are wilfuiv dece;,,,,
'e'S' Inc former editor, our most consis,e,t and a.
,'ar''al contemporary, admits that .Mr c,,v, G.,
"a'e p'oodoty obtained majority i'm boe, branch.
OF the Legislature" but qualities tho ro,,.x, -,
more IN consequence of local causes ,e,s,n,
than general politics." Mr.. R;,ch;. L., 80 1879,
.""t TIE tact Other being Clay minority !, 1o,,
ADMITS neither of doubt nor nacerkoin,,, W.,
'ch speak about probabilities? He knows .,so IL.
the state elections turned as much mon a. '.'"-
VI genera! politics, as the Congressional wbv,,,,
ehdeavor TO produce differcn, ;n,n,o..;., @
truth is, 1t suits Mr.. Ritche's toc,ics =, .L;
represent oil opposition TO Gen. J,ctson ',.
''0PeicSS ana desperate. lie we'll understands rim, -
The General had clear majority IN Ko,,,-,.,'
'riehds would scarcely permit the IeoisIo,;v, 81.
exercising as 1t does direct controul ova, Tho
oerS OF the U. - scuute, to pass into tho -.
heH enemies. lie knows also tim, ,I,ht
Se"eTaI results of the Congressional elec,;on -.
not nave materially changed since the os, o,o.,;..
YET in many OF the Jackson distIicts tbaye b.s ,,
oeeh great and rapid decline in the streno,b Nc H.
party. In w cklfe's district for examnle tho s,,o
"o'u oil Nr Clays enemies, the majority is ire,luced
10 one third of what it was in 1927, and if Mr. Kim
'""S success be claimed a victory it may be truly
SAID That many more such victories would b,;n, ,;
and discontinue to the Jackson cause In tru,b az.
entertain no doubt whatever, that SO Gar n II,
CiGys popularity is concerned, whenever il shall he
'-ry tested two thirds if three-fourtls of Ken
lucky are on his side. That popularity which his
enemies have insiHccrely and hypocricay reprcsen-
tea as Oh The wane, is as ourisng and vigorous as
ever 1t Is trne shat such men as Pope. Barry and
Kendall have attempted to pull him down, bu, H..
minds the assaults of such vermn as the noble lio,
regards the summer insects which annoy him. Mr..
Clay popularity is increasing all over the country.
as soon as the political lerment which has thrown so
much filth on the surface, has time to subside every
thing will find its Just and proper level and we repeat
that we have no doubt that due time the nation vii,
render ample atonement to that much injured and
prosecuted statesman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
From he Keui~cky Reporter, .4Ueu,t 10.
THE ELECTIONS IN KENTIrCE

The general result Of the elections in tbi, Stato
exhibits the operation Of very great reaction Jh
friends OF our Republican Institutions, who are opn,
sea Ia military aristocrncy, instead of being in t1
minority as they were in the House of Represent,,
tves OF Kentucky during the last session, have scc,-
req inc election OF majority of about two.thrds
ana nave succeeded IN every instance except two d
TAR rs we have heard Of the Senatorial elections Ia
ooth branches OF the Legislature they have unoues
uhaoly decided mOlorltes-- and so far as Kentuckv
IS concerned our distant friends NAV rest assured ~
her unqualified dsapprobation of the roon of nhtstv
terr0r and relentless proscription TOTAL rbsugcs a.,
some counties and partial changes in others have
been effected and without concert or extraordinary
eXcftions-Mcrcer county (he central county of ;Le
Stnte) so long under the dominion of family fac
ton headed ny his Excelcncy the Minister Plcppo-
IcuaIy 10 COLOMBIA, has broken her chains, elected
senator ana member Of the House of Represen-
,ulVcs rom the Republican party and will no doubt
ncncclorth MI space worthy Of her Industrious IN.
tehgent qua republican population. Jellarson county
llnciuunr bouisvlhcl has also taken consnicuo,is
lend IN Ref0rU, by cleciinn two of her tLvod ,no,
hers from The friends Of Liberty who oro ni -,
military despotisn. IN Franklin coun,v Tppci,,Iin,
the seat Of Governmcatl in which II, ss,Ii s
Gus years there was decided JacLeon r,a;a.;,.
JOHN J. CRrTTENDYN. Esq. who ,voo J;;a.JJ ~
president jackson from the Office of ITn;,eJ ss,at
attorney. has been rewarded by the nconIo NIL
an Glecton 70 the toJsG of Roprosortnfivos =
Wasmngton!Jossnmlncn mi manv otl,or ccnn,;os ~,
as" ""'Vte1y distinguished Themselves in tho vood
,:c :" zen Jhcksonupon the advice and dIsfa-
ZION OF the Infamous DuFGroen IL Jc,orr,;,d -, ~.
waId ms friends and punish hfs cnorn;os ,jo pconJ
o hCntucky appear equally resolved 10 ycvo,j Tx.
Ihchds ana punish their dlcmcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

The following anccdote appears in a recent French
Paperi-"W hist the French troops we're cncamped
at Booguc, public attention was mum excited bv tho
daring attempt nj escape made by an English sailor
This person having escaped fronIhe depot and gain
cd the borders of the sea, the woods which served
him for cOncealment, cOnsi roetcd with no other in
strument than knife, boat entirely Of the bark Of
trees. When the weather vas fair. he mounted n
tree and looked out for the English flag; aud having
at last observed British CRUISER he ran to the shore
with bis boat on his back, md was about TO trust
himself in his ra vessel to nc waves when he was
pursued, arrested and loodad with chains. Every
body in the army was anxious 70 sec the boat, and
Napoleon, having at length heard Of the affair. sent
Tor the sailor and INTERCEPTED him. You must said
Napoleon, have great desire 10 see your country
again, since you could resolve 20 trust yourscf
The open sea ~ so frail bark | suppose you have
lclt sweetheart there No. said the sailor; but
poor and infrm mother, whom was anxious see
And you shall see her, said Napoleon, giving at the
same lime orders TO set him at liberty and To- bcstOw
upon him considerable sum Of money for his mo-
thor, observing that she must DC good mother who
had 80 good a soa,'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

John ~ Y Schenck, Esq Postmaster ut franklin Wauen
county has been renewed, aud Dr. j. Lanier ~
his PlSe. We femenber that Dr Lanier did some service TO
ms pTy last year. by circulating letters witch ne said we're
wrtrn by clerk IN the General Post Office c,usinn,
neTs which were utterly untrue "veny I've hath bIs 70.
,yrd." ' " "O" us ''-
Judge al'Iean in his letter Mr. Turner Of pos,ooo,b
sa four duties have been faithfully performed ind YOU have
Mt am sure, used the facility Of your Office TO produce po
fil effect" Duff Green says and is echoed bv his
Pers here suhcent charges inorme call Tor lis
nova were presented to Judge Mfean three years ago.
whom shall we believe, Duff Green john N'Iean'
POST OFFICE "REfORM"
Jacob D. love Esq has been removed from the onice ,(
Postmaster in Warren county The receipts OF bis o0c ~
- Plcis last year Judge Lowe has long known a. one
OF me most upright citizens Of the lie one ~ tie
ey pioneers TO the Mr. MI cav refused
" and worth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

=, Inc new Theatre at Parma, built bv
scale %isS ,e .rr LSuss on ne
~ IL was remarked that "Maria Lcuis, 10y IN ia.
nna miserable The reason, is thus sssspea pale
,etter dated at Modena. She had lately lost ho. IN
no one scruplcs at Parma openly 10 can
Hen Nieperg her husbund and yet etiquette oSl;oon
her TO 60 into public out of mourning and sbs
scene OF gaety in which her heart could no, n,,;a;
pate; put her appearance bore more evden, mn,Ls a
could have given her." mourning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

L"urel.-The Butchers of Geneva have sinpuIor
or p.evcnins flies from attacking the meat il,
winch The meat placed with the essential oil of nnr.
eli the smell OF which keeps away this troublesome
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

,"orh Carolina Congressional Elections.
In The Sufry District. Lewis Williams l. rc.elccted
over hIs opponent Samuel King. majority 400
~ The Edenton District, VIM b. Shepard has
heat"n i'cm'l Sawyer. ST vcacs
IN tho Fayetteville District IN, minority obtained
py VIZ pobcFFy over Maj Cameron, Is 2s9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28
2strts eco Otto cas- JDiu !.


inc complaints Of rreeuiarity obtaining their o,iN
AID % % SUI, continue IL has been suggested 10 .,
,h % " ios'nas'o, sniierms the papers to be read ~
70 s,,;"f' no is'i 70 tci momcni's reflection ogy
ne nat la thus they violate their duty Ar, ~
SneSes s"a s % Loss Of subscribers the certain cons
correct the practice II after this notice such en ~
eo we viii thank of Subscribers or rp, y per
plants before the Ponas rr General " may lay our con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-28

. Tho American debt $4,000 900 dollars is inst ono
,eurh OF mo expenditure Of Great Britain, in SIMPLE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

ny public officer desiring 10 see the same. And
il any tavern kee per, or other nerson in said
District, shall keep, eonhne or impris.n, or
cause to be kept, confined, or imprisoned, in
his Of her house, or building OF any kind. or
in any ship orvessel, any such slave. without
having 6rs, obtained such certificate or report,
as aforesaid, he or she shall forfeit and pay fl.
" dollars for every such slave so kept, con6n-
ed, or imprisoned; one half 10 the informer, and
the other to the United STATES. And if the
owner or occupier OF the house, building, or
vessel, in which such slave may be so kept,
confined, OF imprisoned, shall refuse, while
such slave shall be so kept, confined, or imDri-
soned, to shsw the certificate aforesaid to any
officer, on demand, such person, so refusing,
shall forfeit and pay twenty dollars for each
slave so kept, confined, or imprisoned; one half
thereof TO the United States, the other 10 The
informer: Provided, That this act shall not
extend to persons moving with their families,
and passing through the said District.
Sec. 4. And be il further enacted, That for
every certificate granted by the Clerk, he shall
be entitled to demand aad receive twelve and
one half cents for each slave SO reported; and,
in case ola false report, the party offending
shall, in every instance, forfeit and pay the
sum Of fifty dollars; and the penalties hereby
impOScu Sndi1 Ut Sutu LOT ana recovered III tue
Circuit Courts for the counties OF Alexandria
and Washington, in the same manner as other
penalties.
Sec S And be it further enacted, that it shall
NOT hereafter be lawful for any free negro or
mulstto known as such by the laws bf Virgin
ia and Mary land, other than those who now are,
or may be, by the laws Of the Dstric, Of Co.
lumbia, emancipated, and such persons attend
ing visiters in the character Of servants, 10 re-
side within said District; and all such persons
who shall come into said District for the pur.
pose of taking up their residence, in violation
OF his &c, shall be considered and treated a.
Migrants; and after three days notice given by
a public fficer to leave the District, il found
therein, shall bei,akenup &C crrried before ma
gis,ra,e, who shall caose him or her to be SUBJ
jected to stripes, no, exceeding thrly,nine at
any one time, and 10 hard labor for period
not less than one. nor more than 'h'ee months,
which may be repeated as often as the case oc-
ours.
SEC. 6. And be i, further enacted, That this
act shall commence and be in force from and
after the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
Thomas King,
MTRCHAE + TAILOR;

King street, bef,ceen tie F,onkn H. and city HoisJ
VTNAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks
l. to his friends and the public in general for past
favors and continues to solicit The SAME for the future
He has Just received fret supply of F9LL GOODS.
He will be able to supply all orders in bis line of bd
sness at the shortest notice, and on the most
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds ts
READY MADE CLOrHING-coats, psntsloons arr.
vests; cravats stners and fashionable collars; rofe8
and plain shirts; general assortment of gentlemcn
gloves, socks AMI stockings. lie has on hand ar
assortment Of fashionable cloths blue, black olive.
drab and steel mixed Go; also cassiniercs, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment Of sat
nets; handsome assortment Of vestings; toinet anil
swansdown velvets and silks; also, coed assortment
of bang up and hunters cords; handsome assortment
Of Tartan plads and blue and brcvn csblets; an as
sortment of Hannes Of diHcreh. cccrs; handsome
assortment Of fashionable BUTT n, gilt plated and
STEEL and large white pearl buttons, for gentle mems
COATS and fashionable black buttons; good assort
mcnt of calicoes; ladies' meckIsons and ehdren's
gloves. Also general assortment Df
LADIES & CENT? ENEFS CLOAKS
Orders will be taken. which ~nl be made up 10 any
fashion with neatness aud di,ratch at such pncts a.
will be satisfactory to those who may favcF him Wis
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09
JOHN d. LELAND,
]. NJ. SNIlU,
WM b HUDN ALL,
WIN. HARDING Jr.
SAM'L BLACKWELL.
dtlstM
Attention. 30 Reward.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber IN December last,
IN negro man FREDERICK lie had brought down
load of -four to Ale xaIdrIa, and having sold elop
ed with the proceeds, leaving his wagon about two
miles from He was seen near Alexandra, with
black man from Philadelphia, school master, with.
out feet, who perhaps ma, have forged him a pass
H.. is about AZ Yeas old, teet7 or inches high,
,hcr slender made, black complexion, sury counte
nance teeth wide apart, and of the upper teeth
longer and projects than the rest; shows his red
gums much when he laughs The end Of his big toe
is of fir, m frost bte the forehead over one
eve Tie is bursten, truss and has scars on his
hips, and is psssonatey fond of chewing tobacco and
using the ardent. Had drab cloth coat and mix
ed pantaloons when he off, but he has plenty
of money. Which was think OF the Bank OF Aiexan-
dria, will doubt change his clothes and obtain free
pass will give SIS for him if taken up and secured
in the state of Virginia so that get hi'nf taken up
and secured in Maryland S25, so that get him land If
taken and secured IN Pennsy or any other State
reward of $50, that get him, and 1t brought
home will give q satisfactory compensation for the
troubIe and expense. The latter woud be preferred;
bu, in each CASE. immediate information must be given
IN GEORGE NOBLE,
Near Upperve, toudoun County. Va.
B. Masters Of vessels will please keep sharp
,aok ont for him jan IS lsw4w
nT The United States Gazette will insert the above
once week for four weeks, and send their account
20 this Office for collection.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

The New>Orieans Mere an,ile Advertiser
states, that the House of Representatives OF
the State OF Louisiana is composed OF
Twenty six Creoles; Two natives Of Missis>
sippi; two do Georgia; four do. South Carroll
ma; four do kentucky; TWO 10 New-York; four
do. Virsinia; tour do. France; one do Mary
lard; one do. Bahama Islands-5o.
In the local pursuits Of the state, they are d.
vided in the following Manner
Thir,y-two Planters; twelve Lawyers; three
Merchants; one Gentleman; one Register OF
Mortgages; one Doctor Of Physic-5o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

Tn. Common Council of Philadelphla, true
~ n, spirit of their party, are prescribing ev-
.,y body who s'is'nr up to the hub" Old men,
.m,loyed as warchmen and who have fought
,be b,ulrs OF their country are turned out "to
,,,r,e upon the recollection Of their wounds,
and 4 contemplation Of that wonderful consls>
,.pcy b, whi,h a certain glass Of politicians are
.cbarac,erized"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

FxcE11rSr ApvIcn.--A New York paper
pi,ys the following "i!ent advice TO people
who walk about, when the pa'emen's are slip
perry.
make no efforr TO save yourself, u only
,,,tas vou- tumble wur,r--do no, brace your
feet nor extend your a''u'-rrs'gn you'seh To-
your destiny slip qu'' tiy down, and y"u VIII
yet up uuhur, by any hing save the laugh OF
the byestander. l. VIII b- his turn next