Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06


with new milk something sweet
g. as for yodr attaches, the Pcwtc. Mug. will
furnish them The Pewter mur--a beer house next
doc. to Tammany halls tn seminary which pre-
pdres candidates. of ST. Tcmmauy Collcse-pcrhaps
II would be better to call Il. tho 5res ms class
2. "If not, why 20 to the Brown jug" Pc Bro,ea
jag is new ssiahlshmcnm,nt IN Hudson st,ee
above B.ach--not yet so no;sd as the Pew er MUG
for political meetings; but tho sign is remark
abe fine painting Of "A Brown lug ovcrh,wing
with frothy mild Cle and tho customers are gene
rally OF that alnablr class which this section Of
the country called ring toird ro1rers-in that s,reis
or burs'ers-I have M doubt that It will soon be
secondary TO no other house.
g. To poke Grand Island of by land lottery,
not Jew has ever settled upont or ever will 4"
Grand Island, alias Ararlt, or the rcf,uo Of the
Jcws-Is situated in Niagra river little above the
rapids-say miles above the fas-abou, equally
distant from the Americas and Canada shores. At
one time 1t was thought that II would become a re-
tuge Tor smugGers but the country now settled
OH the American side. and It is difficult to pass from
either shore to the Island at certain seasons of the
ycar-thcre is no danger of their ever occupying i,
I-Ihefe are few deer upon 1t, and once or twice
year parties from Bufialos and Block Rock uo
over TO hunt them The writer with others once
| attempted to land upon il for that purpose bu, was
prevented by the Ice "A certain gentleman Of
Franklin bank memory ind Mordccsi Mansssi
Noah, Esq, purchased II about 1925 or 'e6-for a
large sum from the state Tor ianliy large su)
called 1t Ararat, and invited the oppressed Jews to
come and settle upon II under the guardianship OF
Mr. Noah as Governor and Judge OF Israel" The
intelligent and wealthy of the scattered sons OF
Jacob despised the trick and used their influence to
prevent their more ignorant brethren from being
imposed upon
9. ITO be suck'd in"-suckd ,n-This il a com.
pound word which has escaped the attention of Mr..
Webster, but is very eXpressive and is much in use
by The improvcrs Of our language viz-thc slang dis
pen,ers.
ITALY -Anexccllent article in the onsitu,ionncl
containing compendious account of The s,s,:s.:c:!
and moral condition of Italy. states that two int,ucn-
ces prevail in Italy; the French and the Austrian.
p Iedmont or the Sandman State, is, like Belri-
um, essentially French, and The language customs
the organization. civil and military bear the impress
OF France. On that account. Sardinia is watched
with extreme Jealousy by Austria, In the res, of
Italy though the pop lar feeling Is chiefly with the
French, especially in the nothern part yet the 90
vernmen's are under the influence of Austria and
exhibit the effects of II in the beggary and degrade
ton OF the people. With population Of twenty
millions, naturally intelligent and brave and with
every advantage with which nature can bless a coup
try there are neither manufactures nor trade in this
nurse OF the arts, under the lcadcn weight OF the ru
ling despotism
What may he called German Italy comprises the
Lombardo-Nenetian kingdom. together with tho
two email duchies of Par-la and Modena, which
Austria considers annexed TO her kingdom of Eom-
hardy In this part ofItaly, though directly under
their government, the Austrans have the most To
fear from the temper of the people, whose incliua
tons are French, and whose industry is on better
footing than that of the of Italy But what i. o,t
important to bs remarked, in considering the condl
tioa OF Italy, is the obvious, fact that the principle of
non-tnterrention is that which would be the most in
convenlen, to Austria in It's effects as her indirect
ihhu ence extends over larger space than her d.
rect and would be permitted to be compromised
with no less reluctance. She will no, be able, as
Inc pharse IS, ito keep hands off, in any commo-
Mons IN that country; that if the French unma-
turl really insists on nOn-interventIon on her side
peace IS little likely to be preserved many DAYS. 7,
10 hoped, Notwithstanding. by some in Italy. that a
pacific compromise may take place of her affairs.
as OF those Of Belgium. The governments in the
south OF Italy look to intervention Of come sort as
in themselves they inefficient to keep duyn any
general popular rising. Bait. Amer.