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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

carriage, what benefits may be expected to
result from a free navigation. According
ly the Georgia merchants are now making
arrangements for a direct intercourse with
London and Marseilles, and two cargoes,
purchased personally by Georglans in the
latter port, are now at Constantinople, on
their way to Redout-Kale. Russia sympa-
thetically fosters this trade.
The great evil under which the COM
merce Of the Black Sea bv way of Con
stantiDOpIe has hitherto labored, was the
capricious policy of the Porte m granting
Permissions. Az it might take at pleasure
any part the cargo. fixing its own price,
and seldom paying that, the effect on the
trade Of ParaIyzing. Engagements were
necessarily broken, and the funds transmit
ted 10 ConstantinOple driven out Of circula-
d0l and lost. The writer Of the article
winch we quote, complains Of mische-
vious oppression of the Porte. as having
taken place repeatedly during the last ssy-
en years. Besides those individual losses
90 Russian subjects, all Southern Russia /
was placed ia a state of sequestrttion,"
as 20 It's maratIme trade with the rest of
Europe, and the progress of civilization re-
tarted. Since the commencement OF the |
a'e war, about 800 sail of Austrian ships
have been laid uD in the harbor ofTrieste, /
and 100 English, and 400 Genoese ships
are also excluded from the trade of the
Black Sea. Gould supplies have been OBJ |
tanned last winter from that sea, Russian
corn, which was purchased in the Baltic
for - mbIe~ the chetvert might have been
had for - on the Black Sea. Talow (
which sold at 10 or IL, might have been
had for Z or s.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
CNanJer.5arg. ~. Va. II.

CHdRlJcrS5Urg, Fd. Nor. Il.
The Court of Quarter Sessions of this
county, were occupied between three and
four DAYS last week trying an indictment
against sundry Journeymen Shoemakers
of this borough, for a conspiracy to raise
their wages, and prejudice such as were
not members of their association. The
written Constitution and BY Laws Of the
Society were in general Of a benevolent
character, providing for the support and
comfort of its sick and disabled members
The prosecution was in the main sustain
ed by proof of other rules that were I'M
written but acknowledged and practiced by
the society. The jury after being out from
Friday evening till Saturday afternoon,
found the society guilty Of consplring to
raise their wages,-and on the afternoon
of that day the Court sentenced the pria-
cipal Of the Society to pay a fine Oslo
three others named in the indictment, each
a fine Of five dollars, and cost Of prosecu-
ton.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

The .ME6a.-The Legislature of Yer
mont hasa abolished all Militia Trainings,
except one IN each yelr, for enrolment
and inspection of arms.
This & a good beginning-but it is on
ly a begninE-ior such militia, without
any sort Of knowledge or experience on
the part If either officers or men, would
be for any sudden emergency, useless If
not misclevous. If 90 this abolition OF
trainings Vermont had added a provision
requiring the commissioned and non-com
missioueo officers 20 be regularly drilled
and Instructed 10 me sch3o Of the soldier
and OF the battalion, aud compromising
them for the time employed, by proper
tiouate pay, and reduced term Of service
she would have made step u regard
TO the true economy Of a militia force. thai
her sister states would soon, we THINK, be
tempted 10 lollow-.N 7. .american.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

than 10 ordinary; but when the disease
makes us appearance it is generally more
intensely severe in its leading symptoms,
and IN the writer's belief, the termination
the suffering Of the patient is more rapid.
The writer in this case communicates his
ideas cia7eHte calamo, and aims not at el-
egance Of language, resting his claim for
insertion on the value of the information
in his communication only.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

taxes, or who are house holders.
Mr.. DODDRIDGE rose to add very
few remarks to what had fallen from his
colleagues. Il was unnecessary to say
much, as his constituents had already been
we'll defended. tie desired to do nothing
more than to bring the question before the
Committee. The decision on the PROPOSE
ton Of the gentleman from Monongalia,
I Mr.. Wilson, had much narrowed the
ground for discussion. After that. the re-
iection of the proposition of the gentleman
from Brooke, Mr. Campbell. followed
as matter of course. and also that Of his
other colleague from Mouongalia, fMr.
Morgln.l which looked to further object,
a system of general education The pro-
position of each Of those gentlemen was
to extend the right Of suffrage to all free
white males Of the age OF p years, requi-
ring a certain residence. Thai Of the gem
tleman from MonongllIa, although it ex-
tended the right to such as were not as
sessed Cor any tax. required that If assess
ment was made, the tax should be paid
The decision Of the Committee on these
propositions had settled this point, that no
one should have the right Of suffrage IN
less he was taxed ~ some way, aud the de-
cisioa went no flrther-Tho amendment
which he proposed to offer did not 90 70
the extent of those Of his colleagues. which
had been rejected. He stated that he mad
been a great deal of has time away from
home during the last five years, and cor
sequently was not so well acquainted with
the opinions ofhis dictriCt as bis colleagu-
cs were; but taking them for bis guides
he had framed his amendment so as 10 OK
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
Baltimore .1mcrican.

Cure Of HydroDFo5ia The following
article from a late number Of the London
Courier is presented IN such a shape as TO.
entitle it to the attention of the medical fac
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

Effects of the Tarif-Welsh Plains
coarse cloths for negro wear which, says
the Savannah Mercury, sold Is months
ago for So cents yer yard, were recently
sold in his city at 3S and 80 cents, the va
lue having declined since the Tariff of'2S,
about 80 per cent. Negro cloths from the
New England states, ola quality equal to
the Welsh plains, sold at fIom 10 TO b
cents, Mr.. McDufy's predictions to the
contrary, Notwithstanding.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
-ary, Notwithstanding.

Prince Abdul Rahaman, died at Mon
rovia on the 9th of July. A letter from
that place as late as the 9th of August re-
presents the colony as being in a healthy
state.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09
MIR. DODDRIDGE's SPEECH,

In Convention, Saturday, Nor 81.
On extending the right of Suffrage, to citi-
zens 81 years of age, who have paid
taxes, or who are house holders.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

The Lcndon Magazine, for September,
states, that a poor boy was sentenced to
death for stealing piece of gooseberry pie.
At the sane time two persons for attempt
ING to drown a third, were sentenced to Q
months Imprisonment.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-09

There are near four millions ofpeople IL
Ireland, VINO speak none other than the l.
rish language.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

There ate two Governors in the u s,,,
who have entitled th-ms'lNf. 10 hiph ~
for the librra'ny Of the doctrines ayov., :"
them in their rnesssela These are Cow
Crafts, Of Vermont, and Governor CLINE. ,
Georgia. The former saie in, in hi, ,,.'
recently addressed 10 The legislature
8. Tie homo, ofthe STATE tn: rr.cg, M,v,,,
ny, and ,he SECURITY oftts cit,zens, al ',a'.
thar no other eonadeyaie as sho. d be rat.,;a "e
account. hut such as rea', poriicuayh n ny
moral character Of the candid .te, and .. ~ H
quail edtions to discharge the duties Of u. .;
6ce"
Governor Gilmer said in his inaugural.
81 have word to say abpu' the adni,;,,.
ton Of the Executive Department. con,ia..
myself the Chief Msgis,ra,e Of he S,a,, y.
not Of a parry IN all the appoinrmer,, vhi..
il becomes INV duty TO make, shall au.mo,r
br governed byno other consideration than Il.
public service. l. will be my endeavor 10 o..
employment 10 Integrity. talents and ,nd.s,,
will not know The preference expressed /,
any citizen for my highly respectable oppOr,,
in the late election. | shall a,lemp, 10 ii, n,
most Of my ability TO discharge all the dvi.
Of my office. The reward hoped for, is II.
appreciation Of The people aud my own CO...
scicnce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

A case OF considerable importance was tried
la.l week, during the sitting Of the Supreme
Court a, New Bedford, Massachusetts. 1t was
an action brought BY Green & Gibbs. mer-
chants, TO recover from The Merchants Insur.
apee Company the amount Of policy Of in
suranoe effected upon the sloop Falcon, during
her voyage from Savannah TO New York and
New Bedford, in The summer Of is27, the slooP
having been cast away upon The shoals Of Cape
Lookout during that soayge.
The defendants assumed two points OF de.
fence: the frsi, that The in,emperance Of the
Captain disqualified him for the duties assign
ed him by MS Office.
The charge sgsins, The Captain was not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

Ard le, il De the last. for, under the new ORDER
men shall De burn without these useless heads,
that, in the true spirit Of A.'hur's order. even
c.ptiousnr.s may shave no face to f'o~n with
all, Happy era. when The whole feminine gen.
der shall be transformed into Genevieves and
Deilss, and all the he roines by blrth,or as Dog,
berry learned to read aud write, "hy nature.
"Good people all. Of every Sort" cast y''i
thoughts TO that time when Thanksgiving pre-
ambles, a, least those longer than Gilpin's ride,
shall be among The things "Unwri''en." Per
order. THANKFUL hooDi'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

The Providence journal Of thursday, gives
the following particulars IF robbery on board
III. steam boat Washington:
"Fuur l,ds, The oldest Of whom was not se-
veo esn, came OIL board the Washington, OH
Tuesday, IS she was about leaving New York
Tor this port, and engaged passages as deck pas
s-nsers for Newport They were under the
care OF gentleman who was taking them TO
New Bedford, in order to ship them on o whal-
ing voyage. In the evening, Capt. Coms,ock
discovered the BOYS all engaged in conversation
in the af,erpart Of the boat, and reprimanding
thrm for being there, ordered them forward
About an hour after, hr again discovered them
af, and ordered them forward. On the follow
ing morning one OF the passengers missed Q
small box, IN which we're all his valuable pa
pers and silver change 10 The value oi eight or
ten dollars. The boat was thoroughly search.
ed for the box, hut il could no where be found.
Suspicion rested m the four boys, and hey
were subjected 10 an examination; the money :,
as described by the owner Of the box, was found
on them. and afer while two Of them confess.
ed their guilt, and also that they had thrown
the box and papers overheard. The owner Of
the box was SEA captain, whose vessel had
been shpwrecked, and the papers were the a..
counts and vouchers on which he relied for the
recovery OF insurance on vessel and cargo, to
the amour, Of twenty thousand dollars. Be
lore the Washington arrived at Providence.
two other trunks belonging TO passengers were
missed they contained clothing; and the bows
also confessed, that after examining their con-
tents, they threw them over board. The offend.
er' had jus, been discharged from the House of
Refuge in Philadelphia. They are now safely
lodged in our jail; the youngest of Them i. no,
vet fourteen wears If ape -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1899.

The laies, news from the CONVENTION will
be fsund in the following abstract, from the
Wing, Of las, Fridays proceedings. II will be
seen that the Executive branch Of the Govern
ment Is now under consideration. l: strikes Us
as novel parliamentary procedures one 10
which we see many objectionable pass oy
questions as aoon as difficulties present them
selves, instead Of meeting and settling them at
once
Mr.. Mosnor's views on the subject OF the
election OF Governor, we believe, are not IN ac-
cordanee with those OF his constituents.
We do not learn from Richmond what course
is intended to be pursued in consequence OF the
meeting Of Congress an the Legislature be-
fore the Convention has 6ni,hed us business
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

yeution. The resolutions which had been pass
ed over the proceeding day,were again take" op'
and gave rise 10 a very animated debate, 10
which Messrs. NICHOLAS, GILES, LEIGH, DoD'
px,poE, MoneAS, FrTzHuoH, Henderson and
others took part.
The particulars in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

nroxei TO the satisfaction Of the jury. ne
Courl decided that the paint was good I'D law,
could II be sustained, as the law presume' "S'
the owners Of vessels have taken proper mea'
sures 10 provide them with suitable omeers
aud competent crew.
The second point on behalf Of the defence
was, tina, The plaintiff was in possession OF IN
,eIl;nence relative 10 the Falcon which il was
i,nnor,an, that the uuderwriers shnuid
know. and lha, this intelligence was w'lfuiiy
Withheld from them For me purpose Of PROV
ing this, lel,er, admitted BY the plaintiff, was
read. II was written GU the "a h July, In New
York. by Mr. Gibbs, 10 bis joint owner, Mr..
Green, in New Bedford. and stated that the
pilot boat TatDall had arrived Oh The 23d al
New York, from Savannah, from whence she
sailed on he 18Th, and had brought intelligence
that the Falcon sailed upon the 1854. ne
letter CONCLUDED ny desiring Mr.. Green to effect
an insurance upon her immediately. he de-
fence showed tina the insurance VS. eff'c"o
on the 2S,n, when one OF the pisln'ihs had had
this letter in his possession, The New Eng
land Palladium of The 27ih was produced In
evidence. II contained an article dated al oi-
yannah on the l5ih, stating that The Fai' on
had left there for New York, bu' did not M n
ton on what day she had sailed. he 'nichi.
CeDCe had been seen ny INC ueiehoon ., a"o
MIR Green, when making the insurance, said
he had then no further intelligence than what
this paper contained.
In reply to this. the plaintiffs commended they
had no n,aierioi information further than that
contained il The Palladium; and further, that
il il were material, the SAME information was
contained in the New York Gaz"te Of The % u,
a paper received IN the Insurance Company's
Office, and shown 10 he upon tn file In thsIT
office
| Upon the other side, i. was shown that
thou 9Th The regular course Of the mails would
have brought the New York papers in due
time, they were not regularly received; aud thai
even if hey were. the defendants were mol
bound 10 know al! their contents. The Presl'
dent, wno had sold ou, his sock TO qualify
himself 10 become witness, testified positively
| that he had no information except that contain
co in the Palladium when he concluded The
insurance.
The Cour. charged the jury ,ha, The poin''
they had TO try were, whether there had been
concealment by The plaintiffs, and whether th'
intelligence conc. alrd was more material thai
tina, within The knowledge Of The defendants.
The jury returned o verdlc' for the plaintiffs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02

NICHOLAS U.s. ALExANpER.-The New York
G ,ze,,e gives the annexed remarks from Bells
Weekly Messenger, on The difference OF Gispos
.i,iop and policy evinced by the present Auto
era. Of all the Russias, and his predecessor on
the throne:
"The Emperor Nichols, be 1t known, is
yery different man from the late Emneror Al
.xandrr The Emperor Alexander was OF
I'd 10 war t E aGd and 10! readily e1s..
the philosophy of1hr French school from his
tutor. the fsmou. La Hsrpe; bu, il had not COR
ruped his generous heart, or poisoned the
sources Of moral and religious ruth. IF it
made him little Of a coxcomb, il still left him
a Christian. His master piece Of policy, the
Holy Alliance, was conceived in the best mo
tives, and had, with Alexander, The merit Of
being dictated by vir,uous and conscientious
principle Other powers cluns to il. as bar
rier ainsf their own subjects, and fortress
against popular rights. We have Ourselves Of.
ten syied it breakwster against the flow OF
liberal opinions. But, in the intention Of Alex
suder. it was meant 10 preserve, and for twelve
years it did eHrctually preserve the peace aud
quiet of Europe The Emperor Nicholas has
contrived TO slip his neck out Of this collar; he
has b. oxen o., the work Of his brother; and now
that The slu,ces are opened, and the waters flow
in, who can 'ell where they will stop"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02
Extract of letter from one of the most ;nt.,l;reDt

Extract Of letter from one of the most uteII;,en.
planters in Louisiana, dated I'd Nov. 1929
"Our crop Of Sugar is very bad, and so in.
deed Is tina, Of every oue 1: i, dificult Ia i'm.
ag'ne the possibility of its being worse. From
al ! can see or understand, it will surprise me
the crop does not fall short of that of la.,
year oy $4,000 hhds. at least, and should ,her.
hhds." " '','oV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-02
Just received 6y the Subscribers,

Just received by the Subscribers,
FROM NEW York, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
80 Medicines, Drugs. Dive.
Stnffs, Paints, Perlumery
EA Bronzes, &c &C.
WE invite ,he attention Of practitioners ofmedlco
w who may wish to avail themselves Of III, OppOf
tunity to try the effect and virtue the following nsS
French preparations Of Physc or Vegetable Salts vi
Supuline, SuIphate morphine, acetate morphine. marco
tine emct'ne. rhubarbsrine. pperne, and iodine, as
croton oil and extract balsam co2aiva, &c The dhf
ent forms Of manipulation or preparation OF ,hos Hs
dcines for use. are kept on hand together with drs
tions for the manner of employing them in PRAGUE.
DR. Majendie's Fomuafy Of preparation snd admins
tration Of those new remedies, can also be obtained
La Barraque's Clorure Of the Ord o
Sodium.
From numerous experiments Of the most skiNul me-
Of science, followed by certain success, it results "h
this clorure is preservstive agans, the occult 't'a
IF latent diseases, yellow fever small pox, seucorai
and against all contagious and epidemic disease,
remedy against the bite Of the mad dog and that Oh "
penis; against ulcers cf long standing. gangrene us
rot in hospitals degenerate burns, old syphIitc uIess
corrodng letters, cancers carbuncles, ssphyxias p
duced by exhalaons from sewers, cutters, or any eo
lection OF putrid animal or decOmpo>ng vegetable MAJ
ter. Instructions for using the CorTe Of OaiI OF %
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will he given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such as caps hner'
shcetngs, leghornso any other article Of wear or ores
Dye StuG Of all kinds,
Consisting Of logwood, hschewood, redwood CAM
WOOD iirasiletto wood, fstick, cochnes madden lu
meric, indigo, The dye.woods Clipped We eiI
afford cheap by the barrel as they can be Purea1
in any city to the north. We will give warranted "
rectons for dying any color TO those who favor U: WIZ
their custom, with reasons why they ia'! in MAKING
good color, SO it can be corrected.
The Jolk0wing articles Of Paints ana fH'
.fumery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake, rose pink, eau de Co"S..
antique OIL variety pomatum, in pots and SUCKS $3.50
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &C.. .."
soap, rose soap, &C.. yellow, pale Yellow wn'''''"
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world TO , ,S.
whose motto is /" Economy" we can reeommenu No.,
Backing. retaining its polish sofening the s liking
md not causing it to crack, most high pen on
olacking does. II has the advantage OF Po'''h'S
he leather whether wet or dry. Por sale oy ~
nov Is WILLIAM LANPHlEh ".
- The Leesburg Genius Of Liberty. WIne" s ,ss
Republican. and Warrenton Gazette, VII, 'r' q,
bovc 9 times, and send Their aeesants % W.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
[whole No. 1919

publcesnuo but participates The ss,onshment
Of the undersigned, at the time. the manner,
and the nature, Ut Mr. Adams publication.--
We make no attempt 10 assign motives TO lin,
nur TO common, on such as may be- imagined.
The causes OF Past controversies pass.ng 40
they were, 20 oblivion among existing genera
,lous and arranging themselves, as thsy must
dc, for the impartial scrutiny of future hstori-
ans, the revival Of them can be no less dsias,c-
l1lto the pubic, than painful to Ne. Yet, u
could not be expected, that While Mr. Adams.
from his high station, sends forth the unFaun.
ded suggestions al his imagnston. or his ieal-
cusy, as materials fer present opinion, and fu.
ture history, we should ty Silence, give conr-
,ensuce TO his charges; nor ,hst We should
neglect 20 vindisste the reputation OF ourselves,
our associates, and our Fathers.
u G.. OTIS.
ISRAFI. TH0RNDIKE.
L NJ. PERktNs,
WM. PRESCOTT.
DANiEt SARGENT,
MM. SULLIVAN,
cHAs. JACKSON,
WARREN BUTTON,
BENZ. PitkNAN,
liENHY CABOT.
So 81 the late sSroFge Cabot.
JOIN LoNELT.,
q. G. PARSONS,
Son Of Theophlus Parsons, Esq. deed
Boasr, Jan. 2s, 1879
fsuhsesbed the foregoing letter. and net the
Reply for the following reasons: Mr.. Adams
in bis statement published IN the National In
,elhgeneer. spoAeos the leaders Of the Federal
party, in fhe year 1906, aad for several years
previous as engaged IN sys,e natle eppost,cn
to the genera govesnmeas. having ios us object
the dssolu,ion of the Union, and the essab,sh-
mest OF sepefate eonfcdsrAcy by the aid Of q
foreign power. Asa proof of that disposition,
particular ai'nsion Is made ~ The opposition TO
The embargo ~ the Courts OF justice ~ Mssss-
chusess THIS points ,hc chargr directly "a
my late father, whoss efforts IN that esuse arc
probably remcmbsred; ard was The reason o.
| NY joining 10 the application 70 MIR Adams To-
know on whas such charge was tsundsd. IL
tits constrnclton Of the statement needs con
hrna,ion, IL 10 to he found 10 one OF the letters
Issel, pu5Iished in Salem as MIR. Adams
Mr. Adams in us answer has extended his
accusation 70 a subsequent period In the events
| of thsS time have no. the same interest As IA
those preceding il; ard ~ he Reply was ne
! ccs-a rlIy co extensive with the snswer, that
| reason prevented me from Joining in il. take
this opportunity, however. 10 cav for myself.
| tia find 10 Mr.. ADAM answer no jus ihcsiion
OF his cna ges. and, ~ reply TO that portion Of
/ his letter paftitui rly addressed 20 me, that
have seen no proof and shall no, readii, believe.
iha. any portion OF my fa,hevs political course
| 10 to be attributed to the Influence there sug.
| gested FRANKLIN DEAIER.
Boston, January20 1899