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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17


Saturday last SAYS thlt s'the River Is closed with
ice. The same paper confirms the proceedings
1f Public Nee.ug held mo Wheeling, az winch Il
was u11uIm0us. resolved 90 sllicI, the establish
meut ut % B Branch 0ftla Bank OF the United states
40 that place. a committee was appointed, M the
same meeting. o. inquire into tus plactcaoniiy OF
organizing company 10 build a bridge across The
Ohio River al taa. place This last we should
suppose tl be "a moss desirable object, interesting
ls it does. not the people OF Wheeling merely. nor
ofth1 States conti gols. bt 0f tse lci7ts LN)H
...s68'''.
REPAIRS OF THE CUMBERLAND ROAD.
Th report ortIo Officer appointed by the En-
e,ncer Department 20 examine the repairs made
ODD the Cumberland Road. under the liberal appro-
p-.atoa Of last session, hls been published upon
a call from Congress This report bears tbe most
decisive ana unequiyoca' testimony to the stupid
rv and incompetence Of AIr. GIasEy, the Super
n,ea3au- and shows ,bat the intention Of the go
vsrnms1. has not been carried into effect The
contracts were compiled from those formerly used
by Nesrs Sbuger and Weaver, ior making The
road. wi,b5l, adopting them 10 the repairs Of an
old road. The instructions Of the department
..,rEsr ror COMPREHENSION.
The ob.e-adons of the report upon tho man
nor i, which the work has been executed, are as
follows
"Tbe instructions require, shat the old
road mast be entirely broken up; and the
Stone removed from the road, the bed of
which mast then be raked smooth, and
made nearly fat" Instead Of complying
with these particulars, the road was brok-
en mn. and the stone placed on the road,
occnDyinga space Of about SIX feet on each
s,4s and there broken. In some instances,
,,rs,e-. b, was broken on the road side.
Tbsto4-t of the instruction, relating 10 the
c,-raroa of the bed, could Dot have been
.,.snSsf 10. in consequence Of this devia-
IN, The instructions continue: "Hay-
D- Inns formed the bed, and cleared out
,bS 5trbes and culyerts, the stone reduced
n, n si-s not exceeding about SIX ounces
+, ysioht. must be spread on with shoveis,
1,J ,ben raked smooth" Here, too, a very
ir,oro,sr deviation has been made IN near
In tbs whole line Of the road-one affecting
io5esd the durability and excellence of the
system Ias,ead Of first forming the bsd
lortbe road, and opening bitches sufficient
d, 5rs., he ws.cr fon his bed, little at-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
a CARD.

I'VE The Undersigned CABIN Pass rgrTS on 6o1rf
tbs Stsdm Bat HUAISNAN, or her passage
from Logsriil,, Ia. present orr acknowledgements
10 cant. JAMES YOUNG, J0T his abigcHce, IN
ilst-T and DerarcsRec N ascending nc Btrer thus
fIr oniis he dFciiss 'rhictprssentea tt1Rscices,
5reast.Rg tie L. ''iA c PerseeeTenee and daring,
5rk;-b has lsft MANI 0,h,r boats far az The reGr.
he can e5nf9lntlg stats that Capt Roang's Boat
is sr;f. ~ cad aslo. Ee could therefore respect
f.I, c4l he c.teutiop q t5e Pubic % tbs Tsoares
0fmcrit end CirGRceMef y t91iF 0ica 'o'creSiS OF
he pa.ror.a7 % ofCapt Ioepg.
4. I. STEPHENS - y JhlN
G. w. GARTH T. W. CHt tChtlLLO
-, TyJ FORD IT, DUTTON
J. S. BOSWELL I. L. DttLALl'
y TOpFvS jas RIDGE.
H., TOG4N H. HOGSETT.
uT VF4TWiN r. l. LEB4UM,
~ srsTOVT r. STEEN
9 EpVJVg. T.. l. BANE.
IN PFIT P. CHAMBERLIN
GEORGE BREED.
Marietta. Jan. -, lS.,J-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
PLOUGHS,

For ssle at his establishment, near the head Of
Main Street.
lie makes It his particular object 20 mauutac-
ture this important implement OF good materials
and in the best manner, His Ploughs are par
ticularly recommended being well adapted to
overy variety of soil; and which, for Kghiness of
drausht, for strength and simplicity Of consiruc-
ton. stand uncqualied; and are, with confidence
offered, as Justly deserving the high character they
have acquired. SAMUEL IRWIN.
Wheeling Feb. Il, IS30-3l-3m.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

wEDEESDAY, FEB. u, 1890.

Cmdidaiss for the House of Delegates.
u. JACOB, ESQ.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

The late intelligence frOm Colombia and Aex'-
CO. shews that the di>seniions among tas inliitarl
Chefs keep hose countries "a contsr II sy.'-t-..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
IMPORTANT SALE.

YRN pursuance Of two Deeds OF Trust given ~
~ Levi Prescott and Jededah Prescott, 10 mo-
10 secure the payment Of sundry debts, in said
Deeds mentioned, | will, on tho
First Day Of April nert,
sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money atput
lie auction al the door Of tho Court House OF OHIO
county. in the state Of Virginia, TWO certain
LOTS or parcels Of Land, situate 70 The addition
to the Town of Wheeling LAID out by William
ChapIne and John Eof, % which the said Levi
and Jedediah have erected
WOOLLEN FACTORY,
(aud which Lots are numbered ~ and ~ ON the
plat Of said addition,) together with tho Houses
Ont lIuases Engine, Spinning and Weaving Ma
chiney, Carding Machines, Dye Kettles, and al
other Machinery, Implements, and Tools used ~
or belonging 10 the Wo0len Factory aforesaid.
and oil other improvements and appuronances -
the said two Lots of Land belonging Or appcr'
tanning.
MOSES w. CHAPLINE Trustee.
February 10, 1888 80 81
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

zAHE Subscriber informs the public that be hss
u on hand variety OF
PATENT AND BAR SHEAR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
THE DYING IIEYDUC.

and l. Old White Eagle, am Gabriel Zepol. who
SO often have fed thee with the flesh of nv ene,oies
the Pandoors-I am w0undcd--I am diving. but bo'
o,o yIeid my heart, my noble heart, 10 thy Young
laws my empty cartridge-box to my brother Georre
.nat ne may nVenge my death. In that cartridge boz
were twelve balls, and twelve Pandoors thou scest
n,, S,ng dead beside me but they were thirteen in
wounded mo in the buck Bear. News D - ,i
Th, nus worked handkerchief, to the beautiful
nnsvs, 'nat she may mourn for me- And tae Ea
Empty cnrrldgc-bcx 10 bis brother f,cors,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

'>HE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Charles Holt, Jr. g. Co.. was dis
solved on the LIST of January. 1880. Those indebl-
cd will please make payment to Chas. Holt, IT., and
those having claims against the late firm, present
them to him for settlement.
C. HOLT, Jr.
p. G.. DUMMER.
The subscribers having ussocia ted themselves IL,
business under the firm of HoltS5 Ross and hayinr.
purchased he stock of the late firm of c. Holt Jr
& CO., respectfully invite the frieuds Of that con-
cern -"d the public generally to favour them with
tho" custom: They have now on hand rood
assortment OF China, Glass and Earthenwore. &c
selected expressly for this market, which thew aro
disposed to cell on favorable terms. Country iner
tage to call and examine their stock.
CHAS. HOLT Jr.
~ m ANDREW ROSS.
N b. The subscribers have made such arrange-
ments that their stock will be always full and com
plete. TT &, n V'h-
feb 21-4t " " N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
NOTICE.
Edwd. M. Greenway 81 Co.
lI3, Pearl Street. Weto York,

ID, Pearl Street. Nero York
CONTINUE to purchase mannfa ctured CooDs
- on commission, which affords great facilities to
goods general without being extensive.
Ihelr long experience in executing orders for
every description Of merchandise wanted in Vi,oin
ia and the Southern and Western States induces
mem to believe they can give general satisfa ction
to those who will favor them with their business -
II Is their Intention hereafter to transact GENERAL
Commission Business, and will attend particular
to the sale OF Cotton, Flour, Tobacco, or any mo-
duce consigned to them. -
N. b. They continue to sell Dry Goods, &c. ut
their usual small profit. for cash or approved paper
Referenoes--Mr. Chas. M. Mitchell. Richmond.
va; Messrs Hancock e. Brown, Lynchburg, Va.
New York, goth January, 1880.
9aw2t w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
NO COMBINATION.

Crockefy, Looking Glasses and Glassware.
n Water street, New York, offer for sole 75O
packages eorthenware, china and glass; of fresh i'm
portations and new styles, which they will repack
at the very lowest price the market afford; also
for the Southern trade.-Those nicrch ants who arc
interested in breaking up the combination tn rice Of
orocEery, which has hitherto prevailed in this bust
moss are invited to gther support to nm establish
ment founded the principles of ono onb,1f;n :;
trade" For the purpose of bringing about this OBJ
jcct, SO beneficial to the interest of merchants VIC
are contending with combination formidable in i,s
numbers and wealth, looking to those who will DO
benefited by our success for aid in lis acconnisI.
ment. THOMAS I. BARROW d. Co.
30 Water Street, Ncw-Yort.
New York, list Feb, 1880
feb t--dt II &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

>, NEEDIaM, 10TH FEBHUARy, 1880.
~ ne Chancellor Of the Richmond District.
IHtHE recess Of the present term, took place on
Il account Of the lato Convention, until the f1rsi
day of March next. shall on that day be in cour,.
prepared to proceed with the business thereof and
shall continue tho term until oil the duties of rho
court be discharged. CREED TAYLOn.
A cory. Teste,
feb 23-2tc WM, G. Psr,,rro,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
TO CLERKS.

A Young MAJ, well qualified to discharge tho du.
"a ties Of County and Superior Court G. Jerk. IL.
Bowling Green, Caroline county viii be attended, -
feb i6--wfw w.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
TRIAL OF JOSEPH ]. KNAPP.

The Supreme Judicial Court met at 81
lem, on the 9th inst. The Court was
open soon after 10 o'clock, by clear ano
sensible charge from Judge Putnam to
the Grand Jury, followed by most apPro-
pirate prayers offered by Bishop Girls
void. w
At the motion ofthe Attorney General
Joseph j. Knapp, Jr. was then arragned
for murder of JosephWhite. The prison
Q, on being placed at the bar, pleaded
Not Gully. A jury was then empannel-
led, and in the afternoon tho Attorney
General proceeded to open the case.
The interest taken in the snbject is
still considerable, though somewhat absi-
ed. Knapp seems in good health, and
though he has not the impertubabls frm-
ness OF his brother, yet his appearancc Is
composed and proper. ~.
On Wednesday morning the Court met
at the usual hour OF 8 o'clock.
/ MIR. Webster proceeded to argue the
point of admitting the confession made by
Joseph Knapp to MIR. Coleman IN writing
as evidence against the prisoner. u
Mr.. Dexter replied with considerable
acumen and power. rsss =, :
The Court wished for time to make up
their judgment on the point. g ali owoI
In the afternoon, the prosecution con-
t;nued with'the examination Of witnesses
80, behnlfoCthe Government. No new
,;,nesses 3 were introduced and the tes-
,;mony given did not vary from thai given
ON the ioimcr triab excepting that the in
ou;res we're confined particularly to those
points which might affect Joseph Knapp
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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12
MENZiNOFF IN EXILE.

Modern history presents few instances
OF the disappointment Of ambition, and
oil lamentable reverse Of fortune, borne
with heroic fortitude, compared with that
OF Menzikof, the lavourite Of Peter the
Great, and afterwards of Catherine the
First. The princess, who owed her ell
ovation TO his intrigues. desired, by her
last will, that Peter the Second might be
united to Menzikoff's daughter, but the
arrogant character Of Menzikof, and his
conduct 10 the young emperor and the
mobiles, hurled him from bis envied great
ness to the depth ofmisery. He was at
first merely deprived Of bis government.
Annd ordered to all estate at distance
OF one thousand wcrs,s from st. Pc
tersburgh but having been weak
enough to take his-departure for his ban
ishment with more than ordinary pomp,
and at noon day, under the vain hope
thafthe people would be excited in his
favor, and the emperor induced to par
don him, detachment Of troops was
sent to deprive him Of his carriages and
property, and, reduce him to situation
more betting his disgrace; they were
ordered also to deprive him Of the stars
and honors conferred on him by foreign
sovereigns. On obeyiag this order the !
greatness Of Nlenzkof began to shine
out of the cloud under which it had |
been obscured. Although placed in an
open carriage Of the meanest descrip-
ton, lie exclaimed to the officer, "Ex-
ecutc your orders strjciy-tho more
you deprive nc Of tho less uneasiness
will remain;' and whenever he had
an opportunity Of conversing with his
wife and family he eXho9tcd them to be
firm Of heart, and 10 bear the storm
without shrinking. C'oibcd il the gar
snentS Of peasants, McnzikoG, his wife.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

practiccd in Europe, to prepare r,en for boxing
The results attributed to this system are almos,
incredible.
"Tnc period Of only exercise abroad is at
least four hours. and within doors ut least twb
hours a promincn, Object is to keep the body
and mind constantly occupied through the day
40 ,,sdem s9;ri's are 0I0sced TITO food is
small, N quantity, and OF easy digestion. Eirht
hours of sleep are allowed ana Temperance in
all things strictly cni"incd. By those means it
il 81 i'd the appetite and DIGESTION become uni.
f,rmly good, the mind cheerful, tho strength, as
,oni-hnrIy increased, and the sleep sound and
refreshing. The lungs become strong, the skin
smooth and elastic, and The spirits lively. The
bones become hard like ivory. and not easily
broken Tue form is improved. the movements
are graceful, and life itself much prolonged"
Iiowevc, exaggerated tho effects which are
thus asciited 10 the system Of training may
appear to hose who have paid no attention TO
the subject VIC are perfectly convinced, that
were the saue plan which is pursued with the
| view Of lh,ng individuals for domoralizinr
exhibition oT1rutc force, TO be generally adopt
| ed as means o Improving the health and vgor
! Of the constitution, man would be in 4 great
measure cmanip0ted from physical suffering,
and his cxistcn,c, with the fail possession Of his
active powers prolonged far .yond what is
now esteemed the utmost bounds of human life.
| ave III .- .}Caract of Health. ,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12
a most sI.ockinu mcclellan, ncourred il

a most shocking accident occurred in
Ames township, Ohio, on the night nf the
3Oth ult About II O'Clock, a son of Mr.
Daniel Philips, who with others of the "a
msy had not retired to rest, heard the
nose OF an owl among the fowls roos,ing
near the house, and taking his gun, pro-
posed, 1t the rest would remain quiet
Within, he would endeavour to get shot
AT the marauder. Having crept to the
corner OF the house and fixed his aim, as
he supposed, upon the bird on tree, in
the Immediate range Of the building, ut
the instant of firing, his sister, about Is
years ot age, excited by natural curios-
ty, ncau,iously put her head out at Gin
dow f'r the purpose Of observation, when
she received tire discharge in her head,
Just above the ear, which caused instant
death, without a struggle OF groan. The
event has caused deep distress TO the fam
ny; the young man especially, though
not the slightest blame attaches to his con-
duct, seems inconsolable, and nearly de-
Prived Of reasnn.- Boston Ccntinei.7
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

{.SoLAr,LE Oar. At a time when Locomotive
cng,nes are likely 10 be- found travc!lin, all
the populous districts in the country, i, becomes
highly desirable that these moving furnaces
should DO 80 heated as not TO annoy the inho.it.
ants with n never ending stream Of smoke, &. we
have the pleasure to find that this dosidera,un
be cffactual!y obtained. This co,,bus.
rib!c liquid is now used instead Of coal at the
oil gas works in Leeds, to heat bench of four
rctorts, which generate GEO feet Of gas per hour;
and the heat is KEEP, up through, the day without
the least variation with two gallons OF tho VIOLA
tile oil per hour, giving out neither the least
smoke smell. Tho advantage of this disco.
very, for the use of locomotive engines, it is
scarcely possible TO appreciate; aud i. is not a.
morg the least of them, that two gallons of the
volatile oil. weighing only lG pounds, W. II pro.
duce as much heat re pounds of coal or
coke, thereby diminishing the weight of fuc! TO
be carried, seven pounds in every cight-[Iecas
Mercury.l
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

NEW GOVERNOR On the 9TH March, Gov
erhor CHESS time expired, agreeably 10 the
pint resolution of the General Assembly al IFS
hto session And on the 9th, GEN John FLOYD
took the oaths of office, and entered upon the
orties of Governor of this Commonwealth
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

AS two city merchants were coDversns 70.
gether npon business, a flock Of birds possed q.
Vor the'r neads upon which ono of the traders
exclaimed, How happy those creatures arc
'ney have no accep,ances to pay" "Y on are
mistaken" exclaimed his friend, " ;,,ey have
their bulls TO provide for as we'll Ms we
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

worst PrcJud'ccs Of his country,ncn and virgo
points ola nHt"rc 10 plunge his country into
war Such wss tlic current, report in regard 10
ono whose advanced Yeas conveyed To us, N.
The time very different impression and who
now appears he, n worthy successor 10
Washington, in pacific and emil ghtened policy.
London C00ricr.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

The laisHMANs WIr. A gentleman i, New.
port, walking ON one of the wlarvcs encounter
90 an Irish lasourcr employed in digging, and
tn- in curious mood, enquired, What
Wtt OF Ireland are you f:om :" < IrAat part,
hey ?-och, from all parts of it, js: at present,
your honour :"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

ioeaE, N lady consultcao goodly parson on
the iSSwiuiness of using rouge Why snvs he.
some ,E'ous men object TO it; others SEQ no
harm In it; will hold middle course, and al.
low YOU To use it on one cheek
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

by The late arrival at New-Ynrk, we have re-
IuVgu rom our attentive correspondent, the
London papers late as the 18th ult. The
i"iowing extracts I'm the subject of the Presi-
dents Message, cannot fail 10 interes, our rea
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12
FHYSlCAL EDUCATION.

The importance Of a strict attention to the
physical education Of children, is beginainc to
be properly esteemed Ky the more inteNicen.
and practical portion Of the community, in vari.
Gus parts OF the United States. In an excel
lent Grafton recently delivered before the col.
lege Of Middlebury, in the state of Vermont,
by Rev John Frost, this subject is very ably
enforced
8 The Greeks md Romans" Observer the
author, "'werc not inseDsible of the importance
oil physical education. Gymnastic sports of va
'ious Kinds were connected with the schools
LOT the purpose of inpartipg the utmost strength
hardihocd and activity to the bodies of ,b,;r
youth. OF late years, gymnastic and military
exercises have been introduced into Summaries
OF learning, in EuAopc aud in this country.
THESE Facts show that serious evils exist, and
that the public mind is waking up to this SUP
Jcct; but it is not half awake TO its unspeala-
BILE Importance. As God designed man for
great mental as well as bodily efforts, il would
be reflection on his wisdom to suppose. that
properly regulated, these Efforts are injurious
To health. There is a fault somwhere who
dare Charge 1T upon our Maker? it must he
soug Tor IN Ourselves proper attention to
Iacts Will teacll Us in what it consists and spg-
5est the remedy. The time will come, when
he most cultivated and vigorous minds will H.,
ogHd connected with the most encrgetic bo.
lies.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12

I
OFrIce SEEKERS. How are all your
FAMILY John-Mrs. Clod and the little
! ones, said an oilicc-seeker to man in his
he'ghbourhood, who was employed in
,nending the public road. pretty well.
L thank you said he . 1 am glad to hear
II, SAID The other What's the news p
why guess, replied John, eve shall
nave an election very soon.' WHY so T.
because you ares so glad TO hear that Mrs
C,od and the luie ones are WELL, return
ca me laborer, with look that told him he
''ad better be oG-[Niles Register
ANEcDoTE OF KEEN CRUISING. when
the crew OF the Black Joke we're burv-
ing the dead of the slaye-irader Almi-
rante, IN January last, sAvast there y
CRED one, that fellows an officer: let's
overhaul hlm bit before he goes over
board They did so, and found he'll,
ronnd his waist, which enclosed a row If
doubloons.
HE WOMAN WHO WENT ABROAD. lady i,
Tie state OF Connecticut, who was in tho Iab;,
OF spending most Of her time in the sr,c;e,y Of
her .neIgbbors, happened one day to b, tnke,
suddenly III, and sent her husband in crc,,
haste, for the physician. The husband ro, 4,
low rods but soon returned, eSclaiminr, NV
dear, where shall find you when get back"
THREE GREAT PnYsrcAvs The celeb,,,od
physician, Dunedin, being surrounded ot HE
last moments by several oftho most distincr;.t.
ed doctors in Paris, who We'd with each otbsr IN
expression Of regret at his situa;ion-" Gentle.
men, said he, suddenly, DO not 20 much 20.
gret me leave behind mo three great nbvs;.
Clans" On their pressing him TO nsno tbco,
each being sure that his own name wonId no ~
mong the number, hc briefly added" jtotc,
Ercroise and Diet" to the no small discontinue
IF his disappointed brethren
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-03-12


HAPPINESS OF CHILDREN. Children
may teach us one BLESSED, one enviab!e
art, the art o. being easily happy. Kind
Nature has given TO them tina, useful pow
er Of accommodation to circumstances
which compeusates fpr so many external
disadvantages, and it is only by njudicl-
GUS management that it is lost Give him
lrtt moderate portion of food and kind
ness, and the PEASANTS child is happier
than the dukes free from artificial wants.
unsatia!ed by indulgence, all nature nin-
Isters to his pleasures; lie can cave out
felicity, from bit Of hazel twig, or fish
Tor 1t successfully in puddle. 4 love TO
hear the bosterous joy of troup of rag
ged urchlns whose cheap pay-lhings are
nothing more than mud, snow, sticks. or
oyster shells; or TO watch the quiet enjoy
ment OF haIi-clothed, hali-washed fellow
OF iour or live years old, who sits with a
large rusty knife and a lump Of bread and
bacon at his fathers door, and might move
the envy OF all alderman.