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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

% -'.S->' destructive o. tie eads OF nod
government, was sufficient cause for neo-
PIE % throw cf such government. and IN.
s,.,3.o a new one, deriving its Just powers
IRON iAe consent of tho governed But
these old fashioned, homely doctrines have
become obsolete. u Is now REQUIRED fms
mccay 60 submit, to the Injustice imDosed
open The West by toe Convention. ybev
have forced a form of government ON rs
agans' our consent They have arbiira.
u.y appoguoncd representation in the lie.
e's.a'1ro oPoa precisely the same basis as
Aatci The Convention itself 1.-THE Con-.
FeHAon had been composed Of l3i mem.
6ers, instead OF So, tho majority of Iiihat
passed Che Constitution, would have been
~, the present Irdus-B.ue RIDGE majority
90 Che Legislature. But Ihey have done
even worse than Imposing on the Vest
lGe party who ioruod the Constitution. L.
yelled their every gun 90 TIC devoted Hest.
4 hey have separated friends BY giving
iAe ,aHey eyeryfDeiegaio 10 was entitled
io by white population, in order to pacify
neg. urd get Der 90 accept lie Constitution.
they forever severed tie Valley from The
West, and put it out Of our power, by su.
pcror.iy Of numbers, ever TO better our
condition. lwo-;buds Of the Legislature
w,.i aovcr agree 90 future equitable oppor-
t0ouea,; lod as the Valley Is nov con
tent, q majority Do die Legislature can me-
ser be expected, favourable To- the call oil
o0oJbcr Convention. We must therefore
permanently remain q mere appendage, a
colony, province of the balance of the
state, .. Inc Old Dominion, unless we.
lake our cause in our own hands, and rec
.iy our UTongs That dis viii be done,
Ne are not without hope; and if it cya' be
conc, 30 ought 20 be doae soon Every
moment lost IA tho loss Of Il golden mo
neat By ten years posip0nemont, we
$50 ga.a nothing; bar mauy who now pant
10 behold thcir coua'ry's elevation, @ill then
either have id.lcn asleep 90 death, or have
sought more co0geu,al home for them /.
selves In distant regions
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
.stant regions


Thenot0a Of anneyHg ,Ao North West
eru part of Virginia 70 Pennsylvania, 10
one of ihe most inlud.Cious aud III advised
schemes Of which we have had any know
edge Our interests do not harmonic
10 Is vain 70 expect pleasant connection,
where feelings aud interests arc adverse.
VIVA, could a few counties OF strangers
weigh aga.ns ODD Pennsylvania 2 What
would Philadelphia and Pittsburgh agree
90 DO for Whesling and Clarksburgh 10
go from Virginia q Pennsylvania, would
Just De stepping "out of the frying pan into
!le FREQ
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01


We hive encountered the editorial re-
o4rk5 OF many prints, both In Virginia and
ltofit. in relation 20 lhe Maryland sub
jecl Without the bounds of Virginia and
Maryland, the press is unanimous, so tar
as go have observed, 10 us approval Of the
project The Maryland Journals have
done little else than ay the matter before
their readers Us an item of news but the
Eastern Virginia papers, when they give
.lo subject more tia1 passing notice, de-
l0lace it 10 he Richmond style. Au Gn
patriotic set they tlIa5 We must be- to
place So low an estimate upon Che honour
abb tile Of "YwGINlAN," that NC would
orie.tlt for the less digc.tied one Of .uGrg-
alasr, even though, by the exchange. we
should obtain, as boot, those rights for
which wo have so long con,ended. Wa3-
issr tacy are, thlt arc raising this fuss
hoy a1.c, 20 believe that no Firgial2H
eajs a helping band. The LynchbIrgn
Frgjuaa says. that 'tho Old Domiaon
ell agt be- cut 10 pieces by those who arc
not utterly mseusiblo 90 her 5me, and TO
;he t1801r Of bclag calico YTgnlans. -
The Winchester Nugln1n says, Fhat the
people Of the disafcc,cd district have much
reason 90 complain Of lhe great and mani
Test Injustice done them by the late Con-
ysn,ion Ia tho appor,IoaGleCt Of gcPresen-
Salons" bot "whe0 this unpalrO,ic proPo-
Si,i0n ofd!5membcrmeut o.. the Old DOM
zion, was frs, preached By writer IN the
Aeahawa Banner, So firm wassur faith 90
,lo abiding love and affection OF her sous,
ll, not halt a dozen native Vlrginans
could be found within her borders TO give
0eir sanction 10 tho paraeidal blow. We
arc sorry to say, however, that so tar as we
sla judge of tho state OF popular feeling "a
ile "iHlcctcd2 district, there IS every rea-
son 10 believe that It meets with pretty 20
neral concurrence The Alexandra GA
zette says, ''what are petty Inconvenience
10 ,ae disgrcc. Of participating 30 any
measure that would igjTs ,Ae Old DOM
Pi0a."
The honour Of being cALLED Vlrglnians
Petty Inconvenience : : Times change
and some men change with the tines
Time 0as, when "pe,,3 " grievances caused
Tue American colonies 20 declare them
selves Stree and depcGdeul states" IimS
.7as, when It was declsYed ,t.i longtr 2
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

dal against ne, fully end cheerhlIy &C
quit him Of all participation in it. aU
sure he Is incapable Of giving cOuntenance
to the propagation or circulation Of calum-
NOUS ialsehoods-an employment fit only
for the degraded class OF mankind
Having now finished The unpleasant part
Of my disappearing Of myself, your insi-
nuation ofmy egotism to the contrary not
outstanding, come to the only part Of
your observations in which the public can
have any material concern.
You ask, "does the gentleman bGileye
that a representation of four from each
county would place US at the feet of the
people Of the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
as We have heretofore been in subsection
to Eastern Virginal" | answer, tyranny
is tyranny, whoever may be the victims or
the agents Of It's unjust domination. We
contend for principle; and in that respect
It matters not whether the East Expresses
The West, or the West The East. The mi
putty and violation Of principle would be
Tie same. Honesty is the best policy
Such measure as We demand for ourselves
we ought 10 mete out TO others.
know it was stated in debate at the
Wheeling meeting, than the people of the
Western Shore Of Maryland, like our
selves, are in favour of an equal represen-
lation based on ratio Of the white popu.a-
Ton. But the assertion was too paradoXi-
cal for NC to comprehend. The Eastern
Shore embraces eight counties the West
eru eleven, and two represented ciueS.-
How il is possible that the West, with
representation Of so per cent. greater than
the East in both branches of the Legisla-
ture; with 4 larger number Of counties and
probably more than double the number Of
inhabitants, should have been unable TO.
effect such an alteration in the constitution,
wnen under revision for amendment, ifthey
had been DESTROYS Of the change, is to me
iaexpl!cabe. J must therefore Tor lie pre-
sent remain sCeptical.
A. IL was publicLly avowed by the all
dior and organ Of the meeting at Elizabeth
town, and echo Of that at Wheeling, ihatlt
would he improper to appoint 81 the com
miGce for G5certainiug the views and
ceilings Of tho citizens" any person who |
,s NOT friendly 10 a union with Maryland, /
should the gentlemen composing The re- /
specuye committees be actumod by 4 Ike /
sentiment. they might tIiiab it Improper"
to seek information from any who are
known % be UycrSe 10 the scheme. This, /
trust however is not lbc case. Bu. as
your having transferred 10 your columns
,ha editorial rmagk5 of lla Ne.iaburgh I
Gazette on my preamble and resolutions, I
discovers q determination to exhibit a fair I
view Of, he popular sentiment by publish /
ing u.. bat appears on both sides, ! offer /
Yea ,ao { flowing extract Of .elter lately /!
received from highly respectable and ia-
telIigent gentleman IN The upper cad of
Broosc, whose taorc0nGle pursuits afford /
hm an opportunity Of becoming acquant- /
cd with the opinions Of his neighbours
From conversations wilh some of the citl- !
zcas ofTyler, / am inclined to believe That
the project Of yokiug Us 10 Nlarylan will
not be much better reIishcd in the south
li,,r ia tio north
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

4 meeting Of lhe citizens Of Elizabeth
town, lOHio coun.y,) aud Is vicinity, aP
prove OF the proceedings of Wheeling, Tor
,ed.ug the North West portion OF VHg.Ha
.uorh of q inc rem from the South West
po.u. Of Maryland 10 ,he Ohio RIVER 90
Maryland, aad have appointed commH-
tee 10 a.d hc views Of tie Wheeling meet
ing. The C!ark-bmgu Enquirer supports
the measure l,t 5ha approaching Legislature
withhold justice and utmaies thatihe de-
sire of separation IS general
Richmond IFhig.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
DEFY GOODN.
H.RRDW:ARE.

Knives and Forks, groat variety,
Butchers Knives, best east steel aud common,
Curriers' Knives, Sadlcrs' do. SheemalSers do
Pculnives, and Chissel, and Gouges Of all kinds
Bu;oher's Choppers. Hand Saws, great variety.
Cross cut p Web, Key hole, and wood saws
Flies OF every kind.
Plain and cut glass Plated Casters, BGtuii ware,
common and best
Measuring tapes and surveyors ehaing.
Brass, Plated and Iron Caudlesticlls,
Curtain and Cloak Pins, Door Locks Of ais,
Latches and Hinges OF every son,
Horse Pad, Chsst, Til, Clock case and slddle'
bag Locks: Gun Locks with single aud double
rollers, douLle swivcs nd water proof pans;
Percussion Locks, and Percussion Caps
Pistols, Powder FlasSs eud shot Bags:
Brass and polished stcoi shoycls, longs a. pokers
Plated aud polished steel shutters;
Scissors, great nssortuion'i
Tenders; Stairrods
isler, mantle ana hanging Lamps
Coal Bank Lamps, Japan Lamps;
RlzOrs and Stmpl, gelrt variety
Braces and BITS; Bass md lion screw pulieyF:
Table aud cryers bell; Skates; Wool CARTS " =
Slddlory; Smiths Bellows Anyils and Y'cr-
steel blade & iron Squares Plane irons. a kin,
Hay KNIVES and Straw Knives wnh aimo3. ey1
cry other article in tho llardwli
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
Richmond FEig.


RAILROAD no THE ROANoAL
PErERsgvRc, Nov IS.
Aswe approach th!s great project, and
proceed with our preparations for ITS actu
al commencement, difficulties vanish. We
understand that the Engineer, IN second
survey, has been enabled to select ground
for the location of the road much more ia
yorabo than dat at first passed over
and that of course the actual cost wall td.
considerably balow the estimates. This
Is encouraging Yet farther: we are Ia
formed that, among the recent subscrlp'
mons. two very liberal ones have been re-
cciycd from LiUcrP00i in England; an eX-
ample which 1t IS not yet too late for some
OF the capitalists IN our wealthy '4'Fer'caP
cites 10 initiate. The location OF the road
commenced yesterday.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

The Nav YORK DAILY Advertiser ieSfuS
from our intelligent Consul tor Iuf Key
MIR. Rn,nd. tia, great changes nave 5. pee"
made IN the views. as well as The habits hal. s,
Of the turkish government, within @. l"1 OF
three years. The destruction ono. Of , Il, , ja@,
n,.-ariss has left the Sultan more al zoe,
~ and he has thus been oaao'cd 70 az. a.,
,enot. with success, a reformation o. ,, nv
old Turkish system, Invhich severn, 81 I,5 RI
have already been taken "A Ni, 'ia my the the
to something importa'.,... - Eos T Ul m.
European system oil 'ac''T -, n' ,bo Frank
,roducod INTO tho army, but inc / ram .nG
J J,o.s has ' been assumed by the Sultan and
a !, CONT n,I and and considerable degree OF
iI CEu5 ON on the politics of Europe ap-
p oel + Thi s may open the way hereafter to
, nv ,d,n,ss,on Of knowledge and many de-
ny Nh. II.,i m1n.r7o,vemonts.-Bab. .4Tref.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

rra constitution of the state of Mary
vs EmaI bya Convention iH the
-f-7b {. originally required pro
qualification both .or civil officers
voters Z, contained q provision tor
rrIaca. by ,lc Legislature which
fuer.s. wacl passed 90 one session,
To- borr.5shcd three months before
next e'cca3a of Delegates, and tmu-
fbe lhs Legislature tiun elected, should
.--lc para cl the constitution. Amend
mis- particularly relating 20 the Eastern
ne. could only be made with tho con-
oaco of wo thirds OF both branches Of
be Legislature; be; any others might bC
rci by simple mlI0uucs.
In ho year 1910 the constitution was
-uded, s1 .Ia. a. Tee white citizens OH
state may vote, or be elected Co office,
shmt reference 10 a0y property quahd-
-.9a whatever
Tho Declaration of Rights Pronouuces
he .esyug of taxes by -lcpoi. Co be grow
IS. and requires thc assessment of taxes
% Do made according to property.
Tho Legislature Is composed ola Sem
and House Of Delegates. Senators are
,ed or Gge years, bya college OF cleo /
formed ly tie election Of two delegates
tom each county aud one i5om each OF
cities of Annapolis and Baltimore
Eae Seml0r5a rare allotted To- the Western (
Store, and s.x To- ,ho Eastern Shore-a.I
% be chosen by ,he same body Of de.e-
alde.ec.0rs In ,he House of Delegates
ge are four representative from each
county, tr0 from Annapolis aud two from
Baltimore.
The Governor g. elected by ,he Logis.a-
Es and DIE SlcrG5 by Jho people. no
nago has been @ado in Ono principles OF
constitution 5uco lbe year 1910.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

We have before Us a "SuulF Box I'D
tho form of a Smiths anvil, made OF IRON
and plated, having upon the facing or Id
am inscription which will show rs origin
and destination;
To Henry CLAY, the friend Of Ihc me-
chauics, this specimen Of native "o'N- =,
,anship is preseated from the onvl' o.
LEWIS L.BARNES, Richmond a.
Any of our friends disposed TO ta6e Z"
,;,cb Of smut in advance Of Mr. O'ay'
cam be supplied from his box by giving Us
n CALI. S. Gas.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
Yours,
ARNH. McCLEAN.

EIlraci ~ have seen the preamble
and resolutions offered by you at the
Wheeling meeting, aud AN well pleased
with ;hcm There is not a single individual
10 whom have shewn them, that does not
approve every sentence they contain"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
GROCERIES,, LTQUORs.

n Good assortment Of .NUSflaL
INSTR U.HE.VTS. -,c6 ~ Yiohas.
Flutes FIageolets, CldriOae,s, and
Bagic Horns, ,oiH Instructors. cte. etc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Yii le nixon IN eS.
change as usual
Nov. -, -p.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01

Ila Reflections ON tho New Cons,i.u-
a5ao. Virginia. from thc Konhswa Ban
ru g.go ao interesting view tJAo Efforts
aacb were made dueng q series of years.
70 obtain OBJ improvement In tle govern
men. Of tbe state, aud of lhe oXpcdleuls
ad.ch were employed by the East 70 pro-
ur. a change The West has groNa uP
into strength and consequence, ln despite
o. llo neglect and jealousies of the East,
ml wil vet coayiuco our masters tAat we
vinci yield cur right 10 The enjoyment o.
quail political power. The efforts Of tae
Eastern men To hold what does not belong
90 them, viii excite ,ho West 20 such cXer-
uas as may be necessary TO secure sue
"ss Whatever may be the plan which
s.lIl finally be adopted, o reformation sal.
be- bad
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
100000 $4,000 $4,000

&c. &c. &c &c.
Whole Tickets $40 80 Quarters 50 O.
Halves, %
0PDrawing Of TIE Union Canal Lot
terry, Glass No. - .or lS30-lS, %. 10,
IS, 2l. 10, -, 80, IS, 3. Nos. -,
10, 46, the splendid Capital OF $4,000
was sold in a whole ticket to a gentleman
Of Wheeling, and tho Cash paid on sight
Also, Nos. ), 10, 46, capital Of 500,
sold in d whole ticket al Clarke & Cooks
prze-s selling aud pr1mpt-pay Office, where
the Cash is always paid on sight A. We
are IN the habit ~ dealing with s. Damo
Fortune" the public would fluid It matters
ally TO their advantage 20 apply imnedl'
otely ut hor Lounge" where she has
been very liberal IN beslowing her iaSors,
aud where she will. we trust, continue 10
10 so. CLARKE g. COOK,
Agents for Yates 81 Mcliiyre.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-01
Eg:aGON FOR SIZE.

A new two horse wagon with harness
complete, made near Baltimore, Of the
best materials, add well calculated for farm
and market use IS offered for sale. A bar
gain can be had on immediate application
IT this Office. Nov. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20
"A CAR. -.

" all ages Of the world since medicine was
u taught and praclised as n science, innova-
ton, whether by the faculty os others. has been
subject of rIdlc0e NJ TIE SINE time That all
have agreed that one fact medicine was WORTH
n thousand theories.
Twenty Jenrs experience in the practice Of
medicine, has taught ne 10 value remedies. ia
pfoprftiUn 10 the benefit they have produce
IN my hands remedy ever so popnl,r, whiol,
invariably fails to produce the desired effect [
discard, although volumes may have been WRIT
tim IN is praise. On the contrary, M agnut
ever 10 unpopular. which Invariably produces
good effect, snlte, although n may be al In
dian origin.
have heard DIR. Rush frequently acknow.
ledge that old people and nurses hal often Gfr-
n'shc him with important MEDICAL facts an
rcmciic'.
Or fnysicl WA cared Of Dyspensi, Nv sn
old woman after the faculty had failed to relieve
him II IS also know that d. pbs sick IN con
snltation, u IN the hablt OF recommending thh
use Of agents. not beeanse he knons the r precise
mode OF aciinn, but because experience has
taught him their niiliiy .
With great confidence therefore ! recon
mend 20 my tliends the use ola fcmaay in luor.
tiopai Dyspepsia, whose mode Of arf,ao most
clearly understand, nndbrisye the pr,ncipls
which governs the remedy gave the first check
To my disease NO years st'ee, although, until
ny lHte experiments win Tue aew remedy,
had h'eubed nv cure enofeiy 10 other agents.
In the month ofJnly ls', was furnished
with {" 'l'c TO II remedy which II was said Hal
stead on ont HeflaIi, ol the Guy Of Now York.
was nsnIk very successfully 10 Dyspepsia and
having been a sore sufferer for AK years with
thut disease, IN tue month OF August, coni-
menced the practice with much e rnestnoss upon
others ana win fe'nIt' so tonishmg, ~ 20
leave no doubt i''...y mhi hut that had de.
tcetei the ne we nedy anh It's application
In the batter OPINION "ssnii taken asa letter
ttom ~ YORK OH that subject clearly demon
s'rntes the superior utility OF my practice m
con rqpence oil II. beng regol ted by tnoa-
len ot the structure and Junction. Of part, rs
well ~ otthe condition OF tue system, to which
the remedy narpl e'b'r'
should feel II my duty 20 puhl 81 This remedy,
II "hservai'on had not 'at''hed me II would ne
hH'Pl''' ~ wv 'BHoi"b', i1tftDV hriuging
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20

The despatch shicb eneIoses the above 0ficisl
letf,r SAY s." II is undefst,od TO be The Kings
Intention 10 embark for th' uniied States Of
America. The Kings resoi.tiun has evidently
bsen hasieneJ By The approach Of The armed
force from PARIS
From the Constintipnnei.
The Duchess OF Ang0ulsms i sstdto have
arfived ~ Rauibouillei, accompanied by single
ofIirrr uf her household. She travelled IN a
hackney coach, and was dIsguished IA Tie ga's
Of n peasants wife.
zen, Droae, has been appointed Governor Of
the Military Division Of Mep.z
Mr.. krinnard, forneriy FRENCH Amhassahor
IT Frankfort. - SAID TO have been appointed
Minister offoreign Aitars.
Aogers shut ,is gates 70 Charles K. Nsufs
Joins is forces IN the citizens Of Main aud Loire
Sautner bad mounted the ,ri-rolo ef coekndc.
Rennes has boistnd the tri.colonred aag.
At LYONS the lri.coloured IA llies, and, TO-.
400 men we're lon the point OF mafshiag 10
Paris.
Lille answered by Telegraph TO the Homo,
Department "all your ofders shall be obryed.'
Tours Displayed the lri.colored lag. Grnsrd
Dooadien las made his submission.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20
Dyspepsia Cured.

Citg Of Ne~ York, Sept %. 1880
"a y consideration OF an agreement tins day
HI entered into with John Dove, Of RchmonJ
Virginia, hereb, constitute and appoint hin,
my Agent IN and Tor the state OF Virginia
D. HALSTED.
Cty Of Riehnond l. Street Empowered
by the aboyr, nov Offer NY services TO the
MIL ctrd with DyspepsIa Having just returned
from New York, where had ample oppurluni-
lies OF testing the entire efficacy Of sand Hall
strd's method Of cure, BY duly intercourse aud
conversation with from 10 10 20 u MS patients,
whose dseases had resisted the ablest modical
advice III Europe and America = aud have M
hesitation IN prooonncing 1t sale, certain aud
per paneni, when well understood AMI faithfully
practlsed. JOHN DOVE.
Sept % bwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
A Public D'uuer was given 10 Gca. Wn. II
Harrison, bs the citizens Of aladi.oa (lnsliana :
on the 24th ult. on the occasion Of temporary
visit TO TINT town.
\ writer in the Georgia Journal no'ninatc' the
Hoa. Wm. n. Crawford for the Vice fresi-
drncy OF the United States.
The Dntchess of Angonleme. daughter Of
Lonis XVI. who lost hi. lie in the Revolution
OF l7o3, has lived to another Revolution.
Napoleon used to say she was the only man
among the Bourhons.
Mr.. Brougham has formally undertaken 10
pnr-ne, without intermsson. The object Of the
abolition of negro slaves IN the British West In
dies. He declares the present Ministers to, he
far too weak 10 carry on the business OF the
country.
II is supposed that there viii he 900 new
members IN the next British Parliament.
4 gentleman who had left Wcstche.ter, Pa
his native village, when 80 wears Of age.
lately reformed unexpectedly, AT the sge of SO
aud was recognized hy two old Indies IN diner-
ent places. who had not seen him since his de-
partnre. Perhaps when vouns he had made
an imnressi1 ~ on then hearts which % years
could not'silace.
Milo Hover, late Editor Of the Libsrai, at
New Orleans, has been committed tn prison. on
charge Of having addressed Spditious ciieu-
lar TO the free people Of color ofthat city, lie
will be tried in November.
John Neal, Esq the eccentric author, has
hcen fined one dollar and costs. in Portland,
Maine for kicking boys Wagon from the
side walk into the street and throwing the boy
after IL The lad was deaf and dumb, Of which
Neal was not aware and AS his wagon Oh
structed the wn,, ~ told him to remove. and
ronstrning his natural jemeanor as one of i'm
pndence and defiance, conducted himself AS a
boye related.
\ leading clerk in one ~ the most extensive
anrfion houses III New York, has been commit
ted 10 prison the charge of having pnrlomed
manev from his EMPLOYERS, II the amount OF
hrtween nine aud ten thousand dollars.
ADMIRAL Sir lsnac Coffin has been ndvanic-
ed, bv the recent naval promotion in England,
to be an Admiral Of the Red. Among The oames
Of the Captains to be Rear Admlfals, IS thet ot
Capt Broke, who commanded the frigate Shan
non in her successful engagement. during or
late war with Great Britain, with the lll.fated
chesapeake.
Samuel 8. Hamilton, Esq. has been appoin.
ted Chief Clerk in The bureau of Indiana AZ
fairs in the War Drpartmeat IN the room of
Col Thomas L. NIckPnnev, Tem0rFR.
Some excitement was felt in New York week
before last. in consequence Of exaggerated
reports of the existence Of yeeo FOYER III that
city From a statement in N" Commercial.
it appears that but one case had occurred, which
ended in death
The Yellow Fever hns broken out in New
Orleans, hut is ravages had not, al the last ac-
counts, been very destructive.
\ Georgia paper states that in IN arten for
slande~ RECENTLY tried IN the Superior Court
Of Bal Twin county, Howari re. niehv. the
Jury returned verdict OF 22OOO damae"s
The "nnrnlv member Frequently requires
I such curb hits.