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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
NV attention was then attracted by a Monu'

NV attention was then attracted by a monu'
ment presenting some very curious anomalies
medley that would have excited some laughter II
the feeling had not been repressed by contempt.
There were hymn-books and broken glasses;
sprites in lawn sleeves; and in the midst sat a
Momus with a mitre on his head. The lnscrlp-
ton beneath interpreted the allegory;
This stone is ali that is left
of the Random Records of George COimaa the Younger
Dra,nstist and deputy l'crnser
His Broad trins are collapsed III tue narrow tomo'
his farce has ended in a funeral.
and his bottle OF red ink has sunk in the Red Sea-
l. lie was . monopolist of indeeency,
Adjoining his dramas with osihs'
and his tales with the coarseSt Righteousness,
lie expungcd from the melo-dramss of the day their
legitimate interjections'
and bsrished { Good Hearens' from tie stage,
AS an atonement for his early transgrcssions.
His vii having provedinso'vert,.
he grew Disguised with the pr"fi lacy o. society,"
and became q monk.
In this character,
he punished himself BY a daily perdsli OF his own
rhyInes;
and died devoutly ola bottle OF claret,
Which he hal piously inflicted OIL himself as q pen
anct."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

Under a statue of Scott, who is designated the
=. Shakespeare Of Prose" are placed the subjoln'
ed lines:
." With a genius as perfect "a free from %pre;ence.
tie boa.ted that sirangest of things cou.moh sense.
\ fine ,quanimity marked him throughout;
You woul scarcely believe tina; he heard Of a doubt
AIS mind was a. full and as f rvcnt as sprsng-
Y,ths seemed not to know that he had such a thing.
perceiving-w with all due resp,c Ct for the sky
Mankind made for walking, he strove not To ny.
The wonders of srth then awake no surprise,
For lie knew What thew were rce he OPP ned his ewes
The ocean could charm him, the mountain still more;
pul he wisely sat slill-he had seen them before.
Yet, iouking on nature with natural eyes,
lie degrad d his ,prit with ionb,s and disguise.
The northcri Enigma, The Sph, NIX ot ms day,
The monarch of MARI els now lIcited away,
VI quibbled. CO iettvd, enrapturei tn town,
And often, like t s>,r. rejected tho CROWN,
Till wonder worn out. he stood { rW ard the sage,
The wizard. III star, OF the wOr>tipping age!
The being thai buIst, like n bird from IS shell,
Aud went winding aud weaving a magical spells
Ert~ining-whi;c ta,ries glide round him in dance
The grey head Of " isdom with golden Romance"
The monument beside this is covered with IN
Vulnerable rolls of paper, repealed Acts OF Parila-
ment. and numerical calculations. There are
some thousands of bulls to be read a first time,
two or three to be read a third time, and one po-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

" Molionless within the tomb,
Lies what once was ur Hume;
Statesman, who by heart could get
Ever, figure Of the debt!
Human ready rrckoner,
lie was never known TO err,
But his soul-how could il be!
hung 80 long on l.. S. u.
He forgotten listener lied
All the alphabet beside;
Though h rose 10 move and speak
Twice ten thousand times a week:
Death at has, a motion made,
That our friend should leave off trade
1'ha, to dust he should be married;-
No division question carried
But consistent, faithful stu.
MIR hume opposed the bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
WAsnINaroN. jim. Ii. 1870.

The House of Representatives found itself yester-
day unexpectedly engaged in somewhat animated
debate, on question which does usually give
rise to discusson-namely, the reference of a pc:-
ton The petition one presented 10 the House
week two ago from meeting of citizens held in
New York, and then laid the table, prayin the
interposlton OF Congress to protect the Indians of
the south against the inustcn and oppression wi ich
the petitioners apprecnd to be threatened by he &C.
gisatOn of the States within which the Indians re
sde-reierIing to the State of Georgia particularly
perhaps solely, for have not had All eppor unity of
reading the paper. The petition is couched in strong,
and rs some OF the gentlemen asserted. Indccorons
language. applied is towards The lcri Stature of
one of he States of the Union. remark OF a MEM
Der from Georgia on what he conceived the disre-
spectfu and improper language Of the memorial,
drew forth reply, which elected remarks from
others, until the discussion gradually swclled into an
animated and not unnteresting debate.
Iy most of the gentlemen from Georgia, and by
MIR Drayton, ofSouth Carolina, particularly. it was
con'endrd that The langnnge Of the petition was high
~ dTespcctiul and inGccoTous towards n sovereign
State of the Union, and that II would be- sanctionnr
The ndecorum to receive the petition and dispose OF
it IN the ordinary mole, which they s. reAuousy mp
posed. Mureover, that the attention Uf Congress
had been called TO the subject by the President OF
tho u States, and was now undergoing inquiry and
investigation by tile proper committee; and that this
III fact was nothing more thur argument against
the views Of the Chief Magistrate, and demanded NO
action the part of the House, &c
On the other hand, IT was argued that the language
0t the petition wBS not INDIGENOUS towards Georgia
because the injustice which il deprecated and invoked
the government 10 avert was hypothetical and sup
posi'lous; that tho language strong Indeed bit
such as reemen had a rIght 10 address to their Re-
representatives. subject which they deemed Of ba-
tiona concernment; that, even it it ndccorous
towards one ofthc States Of the Uhon that was not
sufficient to justify the rejecion of the memorial. in
asnuciI as lndocorum IN its language towards Con
gress could alone justify Congress in refusing TO re-
ccivc ~ that the right Of petition sacred right
and should not be cuTtailod or denied without the
ccnrosi aud most indisputabc grounds for such
step, &c. &C. Nat. III Ell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

rlirht and indifferent to vel constituted aud even
viz Lody like that Of Christina, miehr be scri-
oos q debissscd 40 tina, Of her sasrer. The
heart oil ktta, compressed by that of Christina and
otherwise Strengthened in IT'S movements, found it,
sefncapable of rcactng against the congestion pro-
duccd by the very considerable interruption in the
great intestiRes.
Christina Rita was evidently no: destined 90 at
tain an advanced age. There was too much ine
quality between the two parts bat every thing ind-
Gates that she might have lived for several years.
Her premature death has deprived the world Of ma
ny interesting observations which might have result.
cd from the deveopemeut of two inteccts existing.
If not in single organization, at least in organi
cations closely united. OF how many phenome-
ma, psychological, physiological, and pathological
are we deprived?-The study of being like this,
arrived ut age when she could account for her
ideas and sensations, would be che of the most in
teresting which could be offered the meditation OF
the philosopher.
he:possibility ofthe prolongation of the life Of
such being to mature age appears to be demon.
strated, and there is longer any reason to doubt
the general veracity ofthe authors who have writ
ten on such subjects. Some information has latel,
been given Of bcephalous girl who died in Hungary al
the ago Of ;wentyone, he death of the parts moi
being instantaneous, in the of Christina Rt
ia, hut all Interval of five minutes having occurrct
between the death of the one and the other"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
MARIA LOUISA.
HyRyRE. Istn,r

HvRvRE, LIST Dec.
correspondent who occasionally us viii, hi, COM
a'ions informs us that he lately the Arch
duchess Maria Louisa Much has been said concernino
Journey made 10y her On the frontier IN relation 10 The
Poec OF Austria TO hold her the Gov
eminent NJ Mettemich IL said wished to force the
hng oil rance by the influence of sgnc ant menace
to abandon the of which Magnac was then Al the
neal Inc prophetic calculations of those politicians
poOany destitute OF foundation How il poss,l,e "a,
h"sa 10 have recourse such stale Observation-Disclosures
Louisa possesses personal influence abroad NoboIv i,
y1an' o the infamous State policy which induced this n
cess own family IN throw scandalous on her
moral CHARACTER IN order 10 ALLEVIATE from the
Of TIE French Her merit which longer the sub;er,
OF ua,tery ayais Lille towards edscng INJURIES which
nave been inflicted on her feelings a woman and evrn a,
nolher she shows little economy the government of lac,
States deficiency OF millions morally
to her administrator and physically to her subjects I'M
fg he abode on the frontier Maria Louisa resided i'm pl.n
din country seat about league from Geneva She returned
70 the CITY without attendants retinue berlin drawn nv
Tour substantial farm horses Hex presence produced no
saon lew boys and blackguards the only
"0 shouted acciamaiion and echoed BY nobody
e TX Empress of the French is physically the mere .ad
ow oi her former self Her fine complexion the polished
rouns' OF her person and the gaccs her
appearance so scinatng have all given place IN
degree OF homeiness which shocking who tonne,
beheld her seated the first the univer. S.
nov needs some friendly support totene frame
when she walks Sho still exist offer in tbs
spectacle oil her serng reproach thai
ces every thing around that policy which 10
ready to employ executions bribery poison in efec,y IL,
purposes jour. du Hau,e y ''e '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

a.
Mr. Terrell had lave OF abs, ncc for thrco dnys.
bill releasing To the heirs of Joseph Willard the
Commonwealth right to certain lands WAS called
up. and division rejected.
bill requiring the Principal Engineer 10 survey
the rouie for rOad from the turnpike roud Mt tn,
arm Springs, Ia 'nte's,ct the Parkrrsburg road,
was land Oh tho table on motion of Mr. Rives of p.
deorge The object was to Introduce a resolution
referring the subject to the Bourd OF Public Works
report from the Committee uf Claims, rejecting
the petition OF Edmund l.. Vawter, was concurrcd IN
jected -
A bill authorising the Board Of Public Works to-
subscribe IN behalf OF tic commonwealth, 80 tho
Middle FutnP'ke Company. This bill was supported
posed by Messrs. White OF Rockbrdyc and Eppr-s
and rejected ON division by large majority
ers aud exhibitors of certain unlawful games.
Mr Williams of henrioo explained the objects Of the bill
o M "fs us Pass"se u. object wa; two od inlet
ACT repeating the law INJECTING stripes same pun,shncnt
ming tables, cspias.es have been .,umcd po, S
ana prescribing publication newspaper aud q, the court
be le the residence the party where he has any
"%H ~a oaaesss NV was sio sSrporsd Mr. Wood
dvison-ayes 81, noes -
The ojeeo to the bill change Of the punish
secondly because the bull proposed ,r offenders witbout
having the process of the iuay n Them when
ions OF the bill for the security of persons accused u,
uc 70 warrant departure ion, the principle that
was supported the grounds tho change of the
en 10 the choice OF the person tia, the nroyis
ION Tor trial without ac'u service because this
class ct offenders evaded The poccss court at present,
The following bills passe!.
hl auhoshg the executor Of James Bray decd sell
lands devised To the aegoes emiancipa,ed Ivy sand Bray
bhi altering The place aud Of holding sepaatc
| elections IN the county of Cabell
b'h establishing Inspector Of -four and Indian meal at
Tue Town OF ranvilc IN no county ol Prince Edward.
Dill TO authorize the dam across the south
branch Of the Potomac river
n DIN Incorporating company Turnpike
toad irom the Pennsylvania line Smtleld the
eona road 10 the mouth of Fishing rre ON the Ohio River
a mn To repeal tho act entitled ve,iing the trusery
o The Free School of 81 aus Parish of Kns
George for the of the said School, the ec the Church.
| thereon, and the Ves,ry House. in the SAID Tatish
a mi to amend the several concerning the Raudolnr
Academy 49, f''
bill requiring - effect, of iusolxon, debit
| '' WY
bill To authorize separate elections in the county os
| Nicholas '' ~
bill authorize four separate elections the county Of
| bmckiigam, and one IN the county Of Patrick.
Bi'ls Ordered To he EN- .rossetl and read a third time:
hlLto amend the tibin. certain repa
mons Tor the incorporation of Turnpike Companies.
bill prescribing the mode taking aud ptes Mar
| shals Bonds r'e ''"'-
b To incorporate Ezaheihown in the county of Ohio
Dill 10 authorize elect Petar Mills The.
county OF Amherst, read FIRST second time and
committed, aud then the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
FFom he Dsnaoctofic Spy.

- Ftom ths Bs1soesu7sc Spy.
OLD WINTER is COMlNG.
Old Winter is coming sgain-alacxi. 80
How icy and cold is he! ~ t
lilo cares not pin for the shivering back
He's saucy old chap % the white and black
He whistles his chills with wonderful knack.
For he comes from cold countree!-
A witty old fellow this Winter is
mighty old fellow fa glee!
lie cracks his jokes on the pretty sweet miss
The wrinkled old maiden unfit to kiss,
Aud freezes the dew of thsr liPs-for this
Is tho way with old fellows like he
Old Winters frolicksome blsde wot---
He is wild in his humour and free
He'll whistle along, for tho want of thought
And set all the warmth of our furs At nought,
And ruffie the laces by pretty girls bought
a ffolicksone fellow is he {.
Old Winter is blowing his gusts along,
And merrily shaking the tree!
From morning till night he will sing his song
Now moaning, and short-now bowling, and long
Hes voce is ioud-for his lungs are strong
merry old fellow is hc!
Old Winters tough old fellow for blows,
AS tough as ever you see!
He will trip up our tyoners and rend our clothes,
And siifscn our limbs from our fingers to toes
lie minds not the cries Of his friends or his foes
A tough old fellow is he!
A cunning old fellow is Winter, they say,
cunning old fellow is lie!
He peeps in the crevices day by day.
To see how we're passing our time away
And marks all our doings, from grave to gay
I'm afraid he Is peeping ut me!
NASHUA BARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

The m,in-nas of the British man-of war Bris oI
has been fitted with tin pipe, for the conveyance
of the voice in boisterous weather from the quarter
deck TO the main top.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
From he National bieygg.oc>,.


Messrs. GALES 81 SEAroN:-'rhe enclosed copv
OF letter was sent to me a few DAYS since by n
friend, with desire that it might appear in your na
per- AS II conforms the opinion OF a great States
man. upon subject that IS daily increasing in into
rcst,l you'd request it's insertion in your yaIrs blc
paper.
From Memoirs and Correspondence, &c Of Thomas e:r,on
~ COL D. page 40. y
PHILADELPHIA, .auy. 10. 1871.
DEAR SIN: ] have now the honor To return Won
tic petit ion of Inr Moultre Oh behalf of the Sonth
Carolina Yazoo Company. Without noticing that
some OF the highest functions of sovereignty are as
suneh IN The very papers which lie annexes as his ns
thcation, L arn OF opinion hat Government should
hrfh'y maintain this ground; that the Indians have
right to the occupation of their lands independent
Oh the STATES within whose chartered lines thew han
pen 10 be; that until they cede them by treaty or
other transaction equivalent to treaty no act of n
state can give right To such lands; that neither
uhuer me present constitution, the ancient
confederation, had any Sote, or persons a rirlt
% treat with the Indians, without the consent of
inc General Government; that that consent has
never been gwen 10 any treaty for the oession of
The lands in question; that the government is de-
tcnnincd 10 exert MI is energy IDr tie pntyonupe
ana protection q The rights IF dc Indians and the
preservation of peace between he United Sta,ns
and them; and that if any settlements are made ON
lands not coded by them, without he previous con-
sent OF the United States, government Will think IL
SCH bound, not only To declare to the Indians that
Such settlements Gre Without tie authOrity or Droiee
W." me United STATES, bm 10 rem0ve then, also by
Gic public force. ~
u IS III compliance with your request nv dear sir
that submit these ideas you, whom Il belongs
10 give place To them, such others your better
judgment shall prefer, III answer TO DToultric.
nave tie honor to be, with sentiments Of the
most sincere aud respectful esteem, dcar sir, your
most obedleni and most humble servant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

Commodore JsooB JoHEs, who has lately returned from,
long service al has taken command of the Baltimore
Station in pursuance Of Instructions from the Navy Depart
me
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

This years returns Of Militia in the United
States not yet rendered to Congress, gives toal of
,2Ii,7 men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

The Roman Catholic Religion seems To be spread
ing in New England, whether by any extraordinary
excr ions Of its clergy. or by the force of con-
viction arising from good examples Of some of it's
professors, we know not. A new church is II be o.
pened for religious service at Pawtucket on Christ
mas. Another at New Bedford, commenced some
and is TO be dedicated on the first of January
Bosion Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
TIL: JEFFERSON.


Fr"rn The Mem York Com, .7drerfiser of.Jan. ..
10 Mayor get 1t is stated in three ofiho Morn
ING papers, that fourteen members Of the Common
X. Sint NJ the late ballo'inn for Mayor, to Wit
aldermen Mott Stevens, Strong, Isaac Brown,
Marsh, Palmer, and NcVus, and Messrs. Seymour,
mandcvllle, Arcularius, Townsend, Dibblee Jcrcmi.
an ana Hngs. Their" was therefore n mistake in
counting The votes. Whether the present incumbent
WlI wat for the operation ola guo cnrranto, to ena-
Die INC Board 10 proceed 20 n new election, we are
unabo to say The present situation of things is
embarrassing: and any acts Of legislation by the Com
m'n Council will be Liable 10 be declared void.
lRAEsFUstoN OF BLooD.-A labofing man by tho
name OF Tolkonnng ately received into ST.
IhornsS's Hospital with fractured leg which he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

had received at 81. katharines Book. He went on
very well ill modification having commenced the
leg was smputnted. A violent ho,morrhage then
have did in very short time; when Mr. Green took
eight ounces of blood from two students, and they
were transfiised into the of the dying man.
he recovered in very short time; and was lett Tor
the night very comfort, BILE. On1Sunday night it was
found necessary to transtuse eight blood
into him. He Is now much better, and Is expected
to recover.-Lon. Pap.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

II. MICKLE'S
j'np Nest Lelov the dor Of the Eagle loo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
G o Fl A N N A

Funk Of Virginia, Jan. 4, 1880.
VESHE President and Directors have declared q
n dividend of three per cent for the last hole
year. which will be paid on the 18th instant
49,, W. cambridge,
Inn 6.-Ot CAshfrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

oaManA IS now supposed TO have population of about
ooOOO souls Large tracts Of land ST belong
to the priesthood which three es,ablshed-vz
The Roman catholic, with bishops and 300
sonaes the protestant episcopal, with bishop
eos clergymcn and the kirk OF Scotland with
listers No other than of these ects celebrate marriages
&c hiscmnpued that than of Ave OF the
whole population read In 1923, when kin
tosh presented the Canadian petition eevan
ees-of the $1,000 signatures $4,000 signed
or mark
Canada rapidly improving, but growth hem slow
State of Ohio, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

The Philadelphia National Gazette Of Thursday says
Cen Baradas, commander OF the late Spanish expedition
asinst Mexico in this city, in the beginning week
Tie embarked on the is inst N. York for Havre is
man Of lofty and strong aspect wore coarse an.
paTel for the purpose Of remaining unknown.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
NEw YoRK Jan. 9.

NEw York Jan. 9.
Singular Ouirage.-The morning papers cont ain
an advertisement which we insert below, detailing
the particulars of act of violence unusual in this
city, the perpetrators of which will, we hope, be de-
tectcd
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, will
be gwen TO the driver of the carriage or any other
person persons who may give info nation that NAV
lead to the detection and conviction of the
tors OF most during outrage, Oh MONDAY afternoon
ast, 9TH inst between the hours of and O'clock
onone II cur most respectable young ladies, who was
returning home through Frankfort near William ct.
when she was accosteu tby young man genteely
dressed, and in n hurri, manner informed her that
her fa' her. who had been for some months confined
to the house by illness, taken fit and dying
| This shock deprived her OF her recollection aud
when she revived she found herself in a carriage
driving rapidly, ind held by person half maske,
who wore cloak aud cap and was using means to
restore her 10 her senses. The carriage ut length
storped before white pale yellow house, and 1t
Is thought with tree before the door. She was
there lifted ont and assured that that was her IA
theirs house, and he would carry he. in as soon he
got something. from The carriage believing h,
strength too much exhausted by funtng to walk -
She immediately discovered the house not to be her
fathers, and while he yet seeking in the coa C n
the hope of escape crossed her mind. and she sccm
ed endowed with supernatural strcng,h-She dartcd
Oft, and directly entered dark alley or lnrc near
the house, VIII" led her into another street, and at
ter having passed through several streets she found
herself IN Pearl-street, where she continued her
flight until hcr strength became entirely exhaus-
ted aad she fell senscess the pavement of res
pectab" merchant, who kindly took her in and rave
her parcuts information of her situation Any infor.
nation respecting the above vi II be received at No
SO Watershed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
The following are the numbers drawn in the
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. !:
8, 5, so, 50, 26, So, 80, 80, 81.
80, 80, SO, one prize of $500
3, &c, So, do $50
Were sold at the Managers' Office
Jan ~ YATES & MINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

VLVTER PRESSED OIL.
WINTER Pressed Oil in terces and Barrels. of
w superior quality. For sale by
ian list OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
LIFE on 1RT7IJTBTEEI

EuSI received the Life of Arthur Ice, L. l. d. Join,
- Cou''n'sNoner Of the u. States 10 As Court of Eanc<
qua sole Coamisioner 10 he Courts Of Spain and Prussia
d"ng the Revolutionary Par With his political and e
Iy correspondence, and his papers diplomatic and pol
cal subjects and the affairs OF the u States during the same
PERIOD by Richard Henry Lee Author Of Life OF Rica "a
jan II r. u SsNY.v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14

GNllE Subscriber has lately received large SUD
ply "fsait IN superior sacking, Liverpool filled
English refined saIt-petre, nice table butter nor
them o,a'oes, Java ind Lnguira coffee, and Hol
Iand Gun, ola quality very rarely to be met with.
T1n u WALTER n RI AID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-14
For Salem and Boston.
noe PE.NSACOL.l 8 .WORII %

lEN% The fine new schr. ALDIN BoYp
LAElAIle- master, having the greater part of her
se.4zsS2.. cargo engaged, will nee, with despatch.
FOR freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
items, apply to the master board Mt Ralston &,
Peasants wharf, or to
inn 49, WILLIAM ROyvr t,uyr