Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

tiee, negro Nse. re,o,ooe s,ler late
either be asleep. prang before and gasped
him IN his arms The white rover struggled with him for
by The shock Of the tumble in wild MISUNDERSTANDING himself
in the hands of the devil aud uerna wild ro,a Of alarm
accordneyto which Sanio very ,hosophcally REPLIED
"You berry bard wake massa After the hypno patec
picked up and found on, by The sb, OF The
the pTo,esaons Sypha thu, he was mo nearer
than the border between Cayeack and
companion wa. as houes fellow os ,houeh his t,n
was white he went to arm-house much exhausted and
kindly ,alsu IN. after the inmates satisfied that
ghosts walk abroad In such muscular and
frames Next moruiug nc returned borrowed suit
much to the relief OF his friends who greatly
sci his Sleep he had into the river from tho wharf
ibe heetness aud energy OF AIR -. ably
displayed this occasion; for by calculation Of the time he
must above six miles the space Of
fEoW to preserve Ue complexion TO the question
winch has been proposed 10 Ns by some of our fc-
male readers-"What is the best fluid rs IN ordina-
ry wash for tho face-cucula,ed while il removes
impurities from the skin, to preserve unimpaired the
freshness OF the complexion" We reply, without
hesitstlon-slnpe soup and wa,er-both articles be-
ing as pure rs can be obtained. We hive pointed
out, Ill former number, most of those causes by
which the scness transparency and brilliant colour
OF the skin, ore Impaired These being. carefully
avoldeddaily additions With soap and will eff
iectuaIly answer oil the purposes for which a long
list OF cosmetic lotions are in vain resorted to- Our
fema!e readers may rest assured that the only beau
thers of the skin are personal cleanliness-reauln.
eHerciSc-tempetonce---pur oiF, md cheerful
temper. II any one of these be neglected. the skin
nnd complexion will invariably suffer.
IL Is only by preserving the skin free from al i'm
PnTliies and thus enabling II To perform with free
DOM Its important functions, that any external spp-
cation is at all useful 10 this end there is nothing
SO well adapted as pure water, with the occasional
addition of soap. They who, from ridiculous idea
that washing Frequently with water Injuries the skin
substitute distilled liquor Cologne water or aRy 9th
OF Hud simple or compound, pursue practice most
etectuay calculated To destroy its suppeness trons-
p"Tency and smoolhness, and 70 cover it with IN
seemly blotchcs.
But 1t snot merely as n local wash wo would enforce
upon all the use OF pure water. When applied IN
the form of bath 10 he whole SUFFICE at those sps
SoTs OF the ycarn which its use, IN this manner can
with proPrley be resortod 10, 1t is productive of the
most beneficial efects-promOtng the general well
being OF the system, 4r that healthy condition
OF the skin. Independent of which It can law no pre-
tensions whatever 10 beauty. II is a ,ye!-known
tact, that these nations by whom bathing is the most
frequently resortod to, are those distinguished mos,
generally, for elegance of form and freshness of
comPieXlon.-JogrnGi n fioalN..
PnacfuaitOa.-When Lord Timothy Dexter. Of
Ncwburyport wrote his famous book, entitled "a
Pllel for the Knowing Ones" there hupDened n BIO
many hcresles schlsms, and false doctrines abroad in
the land regarding punctuation; and as many diverse
systems appeared for the location of commas semi
coons periods, dashes, etc there were works pub
lShed. 10 obvlao thus difficulty and TO give every
one an opportunity of suiting himself bis lordshp
len out all marks of punctuation from the body of
his work, and at the ending Of the book. printed
iouI or hve pages OF nothing but stops and pauses
with which he said the reader could pepper his fish
as he chose.
W., Comment on hearing the speech Of the Hon. Mr
w hlte against the Indians.
The rights of the Indians"--they depend upon
what?
The pleasure of tho States, which want their pos
session;
Ihey can force the poor Devils to sell every lot,
And the Union to pay at the S,otes own discretion
W II tax and vel punish the uOiLd sa0age ragranB
wen drive, and veil hunt Inn from his foreEa.
theirs grave;
" eH violate treatlcs--no matter how fragrant
lis bis fdaG and we'll have it, or mako him sIrye
So donomnaled by Nj Forsyth in debate in the Senate