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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-31
Clouds and Darkness rest upon it.

The Intelligencer Of Monday says, the Ia
BIZ Bill is still under discussion in the House
Ef REPRESENTATIVES, without any question
1ving vet been determined concerning il,
bad apparently without approxlmating to
ne. Whether decision is arrived at 500
sr or later, or at all, depends on the dispo
ton of members to retain from debate, or
zen from proposing amendments
This difficulty OF arriving at concsusion
|Nl perhaps, puzzle those who may not De
|au,ar with lhe Rules, and the practice OF
e louise Of Representatives, We VIII ex
them. in reference to the present. posi-.
On of the Tariff Bill This BIZ IS before
Comn;tiee of tie ,chole House on the state
he Union. In the Committee of the
Whole, there is no such thing as prer,ons
bottom, TO preclude debate, and cutoff
sndrngnts Debate and amendment must
ose voluntarily, before the bill can be re
rted to the House with or without amend
eOt The bill caanot be got oul Of com
itice. BY the House refusing leave to SIT a
am; because n Committee OF The W Hole on
stals Oflts U5gion has leave TO SIT again
|nd aga,u without asking it'--lhis privilege
nsls under The Rules.
The House cannot obtain control oil the
\, so as to apply the Previous Qnestcns,
&c the sfre,cs) hv diseharging the Commit
ne the Whole from tl,c bill, because then
witt not have been iiFst voted upon IN a
Jmmlttes Of the whole, as required by an
! Der rule in relation 20 all bills for ralsm &
VENUE or laying taxes. There must be a
Geyions vote of the Cofnnittee upon Tie bill
We do not believe, however, that there IS
/ dlsposi,iou IN the opponents of The hull 10
Il Il it by any indirecion: Thy will meet
Stf9 vote upon it. They may TINS. per
APPS, defeat It Ii. however, they prove TO DC
minority, the rights Of tho majority VIII ne
Hepectcd Before the close Of this week
4 lobahly, the fate of the hiii u the House o
Representatives ,gil lie settled What to-
T. will be, it becomes every day more Oh
#elt 70 foretei. II scenes 10 be though
n its Opponents have gained strength sine
4 As first introduced into the House:
4 other Government Express left this CAT
saturday last, for Charleston South Oar
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.pIMB 9NAaFTBo
tfKRTTNsBURG. J.vuABY 81, 1858.
Erlrae. d q lsller from Richmoad

RicumoSp, January 81, 'sSi
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sHENANpoAH / nRlpeE LnTTERr
sHFNfND6AU npmCE LATTER,

Is 81 : Halve, sa-Qaartsra 81.
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NalnallIe Eahm Ter Rem.

JanNary 81, is33--ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

a man by the name Of Winters entered
the house Of Mrs. Utzler, in Harrison county,
Indiana, and finding no person in the house
out the wife Of the latter most grossly insult
ed her with abuseful epithets, which howe
yer, were not sufficient to allay the anger
that rankled in his bosom he commenced q
furious assault, beating her most shamefuIly
whcn TO close the scene, in the true spirit Of
uaseoy, ne drew q knife, with which be stab
Uea her "r or eight times. Mrs. UtzIer, by
reached bat a short distance. until she feIl
and scxpired before any one could reach The
spot Winters left the house, closely pursu.
ed oy several persons Of the neighborhood.-
iic continued his retreat, until, finding his en-.
cape beyond the shadow Of 4 hope, he DIRE "
the knife. with which he murdered Mrs. Utz.
yer; across has own throat, and died immedi.
ately.-t Ms. Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

college together, and bsrned with desire 10
scs him once more. Ny guardian had always
frownsd upon my wish TO travel; and now
had not the means Of indulging the inclina-
ton 10 any extent. borrowed, however, ~
much money a would dcfray the expense OF
my journey and In January. 1876, went to
Charleston. (leaving you IN infant in the era
dle,) and then 10 Savannah 10 sec Bryan.
returned in May; and few weeks afterwards,
whilst lay i'll Of bilious fever, al Petersburg,
your father, who had left me convalcscent,
although Immediately relapsed, was, In the
most strange and my stcrious manner, snatch
cd away from Us, not week after he reached
his own house. he left considerable debts
OF his own, (produced rs have before ex-
planned TO you,) and my fathers whole estate
was under mortgage FORE heavy British debt.
Unpractised in business, ignorant of the value
OF property, ] made o compromise with the
creditors, and saved much or the estate, that
must otherwise have been sacrificed On you
aud ST. George my affections and hopes GEN.
tered and in you had the sweetest eonpa-
mons, and most dutiful children. 10 1899,
chance threw me into public life. The rest
you probably know.
omitted 60 state, that. in the winter nj
1923, spent some weeks ut William and
Mary's College, and made slight be ginning
in mathematics and natural philosophy.
These are but hints and dates, an outline that
] will, on some other occasion, Gil up With
this superficial and defective educ alton, {
commenced politician. can truly say, that,
except from my mother, who taught me to
read, never learned any thing from one Of
my precePtors. ] must make further ex-
ccption in favor Of Cochranc, with whom I
was for few weeks only; I think not more
than fve or six. The little that know has
been self-taught, picked up from the most de-
suitovy reading, and chiefly from an inter-
course with the world
when took up my pen, nothing was far
Their from my thoughts than TO dash of this
loose and imperfect sketch. Take il rs il is
or the books that have read with most pic A.
sure, and profit too, reckon shakspcar ire.
Milton, PopcS Homer, Don Quixotte, Chau-
Ger, and Robinson Crusoe. This last was,
believe, the second book I ever read. Vol
taires Life OF Charles XII. was the first, and
ought to have been named above. Ny mo-
Their pointed my attention TO the Gar, and I
may say, "Video meliora, etc"
Enclosed is draft for $500. May il az
lord you pleasure and profit. wish il were
q CIPHER more.
j am, as ever,
Your fond uncle,
JOHN RANDOLPH, OF Roanoke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15


A friend has kindly favourcd us with sbe fol-
lowing interesting paragraph.
People who are not 10 the habit Of look
ins into statistics, sre not aware Of the
vast d,spsoportion in the density Of the
population between the different sections
OF the United States. New Eaeland il
Tar more densely settled than any other
scctfes Of the eountry 10 fact the popu.
Istion OF Massachusetts, which. in this re.
specf, far exceeds that OF the other New
England states. presents greater number
TO the square mile. than many Of The coun-
tries In Europe. even including some Of
those which have Tor centuries been eonsi
dsred. Populous Kingdoms Spain for 10
stance, has IN average OF but sirfy-thres
Iadividoals TO the square mile; Scotland
hut serenty one Denmark but seyenfy sir
while Massachusetts has seventy eighf -
We subjoin list Of the several ststes OF
the unior. with the number OF inba bits u.
to the square milo 10 each respectively,
viz -
Massachusetts, has 7sto the square mile;
Connecticut IS; Rhode Island 50; New
York ~: New Jcrsey So; Delaware 50
Maryland 81: Penn,ylvania %; New
Hampshire IS: Vermont %; Ohio e5 :
South Carolina IS: Virginia IL; Tenne..
see II; Kentucky Is; North Carolina rs
Maine IL; Indiana 10; Georgia 8; Ala.
bama 8: Louisiana 8; Illinois s; Missis.
siPpi 2 Missouri 2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

CLorsH --Desilver, Of Philadelphia. h, ;,.,
g9biisl..d the life Of this unfortnns4. id,,iaJ,aI
Inc Following ~ an extract frylmit.-
=" retired 20 ny room, and three r0v,.,,
on the bed About ten O'Clock MIR. Iong.
sircth and Mrs. Hamilton, a. they were 1oi5y
20 their lodging room, stopped Al ny door, "a
inquired u would have any thing I tbsnk.
ga 90 lbem, and answered that wanted nothing
ihey retired 10 their bed. arose and wes,
aown stairs. Was gone about fifteen MN.
utes; returned 10 my room, unlocked NV
uuak' aod from q ! took Sirk 4 up,heafb.
ga y, held Il before my eyes. GataI IN.
strunensi u Was present from Mrs. Harn.
Hton-- the property &C her deeesssd husband
ana sven 10 me ~ q time when 4 sapposed
she loved me, and when I vas snslcipsa;no
eFsrJ happiness. examined a axain Ard =.
gain' reeolicctsd when she gave me thai
iaiai instrument she also gave me q lock ~
hes hair sought her hair ard found Il. I
examined also, and after long. horrlbIs. de-.
'aon-iiks Fsiieotion, I fully resolved that ~
must oic. smiled 10 think thai ths dag~.,
ne had gwen me, aud which I thea hsld I.
ny hand unPollutsd, should be The i,ss,',-
"ent 10 ny hsnds. 20 seek her hssrt,s 49,
aud see 4 0oze fOr Vengeance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

When DR.. Frankltn vas the Post Master Cen
era OF The colonies, his sister wrote TO him. TO an.
point her son, his ncpbe~ and name. sake. TO A.
ONCE In bis gin. The following is his reply,
And now. ~ to what you propose foI
Benny, believe he may Do. as YOU say
well enough qualified for il and when he
appears to be settled. " . vacancy should
happen. il 10 very probable he may be
thought Of to supply il /; but il is n rule with
me not to remove sDy officer that Behaves
well. Keeps regular accoants. and pays
duly; and ] think the rule 10 founded on
reason and justice. have not shown sny
bsekwardness 70 assist Benny where Il
could DO done without injurine another.
Bot IL my friends require OF me 10 CRAFTY.
not only their inelinations but their resent
nents, they expect too much Of me-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
From Me .'ftmphis Tenn advocate. Jul. y.

fr''" NE .sfe"phis Tenn .9dvoeate, .InlS II.
SHOCKING MuRDER.-A few daxs sine.
Esqr. N'kinSa Of iIardeman county missed |.
little son five or six years OF agc. On in,er-
rogating negro girl in his employ. beIon1.
ing 10 the estate Of James II. Sbepnard shs
informed him that he had gone 10 a erocerv
somo short distance OF. lie made immedia;e
search, but the lad could not be found. Ow.
ing 10 circumstance that had transpired =
&c" weeks previous, he became alarmed :
we had spring, with barrel sunk in n To-
'he purpose OF getting water with more "a
chty, IN which the same grl said she aeci.
aentaiiy found one Of his children. I;,,Is
ooy about three years Of age. but from tbs
piAce that tho girl said she saw the child in
the spring, and from what the little bow said
on oebg restored TO animation, Rsqr. M'kin.
"a was induced 20 believe the girl had pu, him
IN lie then iRterrogatcd the rirl again. ana
she told him he had gone sotneu here else !.
out he Immediately repaired 10 the spr;ng aud
found The lad IN the barrel, standing on I,;s
ieet, with bis head under the water Ths
g'ri has since confessed that for soma trivial
cause she induced him to 20 into the barrel
and That she held his head under water mil
be was drowned. She now stands eou,u,i,'
led for trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Robert Fone.-Our readers cannot have for
go'tcn the oatragc perpetrated, year or two ago,
ey Noecrt Potter, then a member OF Congres.
from North Carolina, on the persons Of METZ
ler aud young man IN Granville county, in thu,
State. We have not heard Of him for some time.
ana had almost forgotten him, until he was re-
the Raleigh Register.
Understanding that contradictory rumors
arc IN circulation, in the county Of Granville,
with respect TO the determination Of the Co
vernon, to grant or refuse the application OF
Robert Potter, for pardon, in case he shall
DO elected TO the Legislature from the county
OF Granville, We have taken pains to ascer-
tain the fact, and are authorized TO state that
The Governor, from obvious motives Of pro-
Pr'ety, has forbore the expression Of his de-
termination on the subject. lie doubtless en-
tertans the opinion, that the only proper
Time to decide upon the merits of such an
application, will be, when IL shall be present
cd for his confederation"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

LENINcfOS, (kr.J july ii.
On Sunday evening last, JAMES Cow AN, Esq
The Commonwealth Attorney for this Judi
ciai District, put an end to his existence by
shooting himself through the head with a
large dueiling pistol. The cause Of this un-
happy affair is the subject entirely Of spccula-
ton, nothing having been left by him deve J.
oPing the reasons which operated upon him
to commit so horrid an act. lie mingled in
social converse with his friends during the
day, and nothing unusual was discovered by
them in his conduct or conversation. For the
last two months, however, Mr.. Cowan has
exhibited an instability and fickleness that
were not thought heretofore TO constitute any
part OF his character.-[ Observer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
Frfrsof efa letter 10 the editor Of the Cise1 STATE
Gazette, dufed
xrw enLrASs, JULY 81, 1859.

SAW SNLt ~,
SRA fatal duel occurred THE mssnirg in our
city, which excited general interest and symp.-
thy for the deecased. The parties were two pro-
fessionsi young men OF much promise, DR.. l. w.
6 O'Clock, A. NJ. The challenge passed be-
tween them yesterday. After the customary ar
rsngemcsts. the parties took the f-id. Conrad
pistol, by soue accident, fired before the time
The bali struck the groood ss very short distance
The second reloaded, and again they took position
Conrsd's pistol n this time, of nj the vor,l
given by the seconds. The ball passed into the
forehead Of Dr. Hunt, vho, in the act Of raising
his arm with deliberate aim, fell dead upon the
ground Ills pistol did not discharge The Lo-
dy vas inferred this evening Dr. Hunt was n
young gentleman we'll schooled in his profession,
and much esteemed ~ polite and accomplish she'd
rhy stefan. Ills fate is deeply laI.sented by all
who knew ham, more particularly those whom, n
bland manner and eonciiisting department had
been won to friendship This 10 the only fatal
duel among three, which we're tough, this roorn-
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

.9nother LibraV.-John Thompson, OF Phil
adeiPhia, has issued proposals Cor Publishing
ne Biographical Library, t" to contain "ori-
ginal and selected sketches OF the live, Of IN a
most eminent men Of modern times, particu-
larry the Heroes and Statesmen Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, and he friends OF liberty OF
every country" u viii be published twice
month, in imperial octave, making aansal-
Volume Of 4l6 pages, price one dollar
ana my cents per annum, payable half year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Dist for The Ssssos- consulting city
physicians Of the city Of Boston, (Msssrs.
Warren, shurtlsd, Hayward, Randall, and
shatiuek.) on Friday addressed letter to the
Mayor, in which they caution the citizens .
gninst nnripc fruit and uncooked vegetables,
but express their opinion that "RirE rRrrrs
AND WHOLESOME vEsErAsIss, USED wirn no.
psnArios, son'tifufs . most saiufsry kind Of
food sf ihis period Of the gar"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Col. R,caAap NJ. JOHNSON, In . letter TO
him 10 dinner, declining the compliment,
mentions the death Of TEN Of bis family by
eholera- Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

little girl, being on via, IN The eou,,rv
and seeing the moon rise az night. exelaiua.5
., mother, there's tho other balf ~ 49,
noVa hat We have az otr house %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

- GOOD One" Mister, (ssid a Jobonv
nav. from New Jersey. who lately visited
the office Of the Esston Argus DOM folk,
pay for the paper without dannen rvs..
IS was Prialsr, I'd tickle 'em with an 90,
sirswi Why father takes . paper, 80
I've beeEed BIN tell mother, he'd just abou,
- leaf cheat the PnFsoo as Iho PFinterI,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

OdoTifsyouS The editor ola Kentucky
paPsF' By way Of justifying ssas re-
fosrks used IN references 10 political op
po1ent. observes that The laaRuaRs Of
stoihfy would be worse than wasted upou
such misersant Who would think OF
returning the salutaiisns Of q pole eas BY
sPrinkhag the Odsroas beast With colleges
81 FOss-waieF p"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

.5"s's iosH.-A sniih6sld drover no Fovnd
muen Trouble with bis Aock, applied 20 M.
sotafaae--" Dang u mon, these sheep won,
win JET" sS~' ''s'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
RLIzApErurowu. ,U,.via

ELizABETHrowH. PA. JULY 10.
HEhoIEE Beat fhisl On old maiden
lady namedWitman, of Mounijoy township
near this borough. in the soth year of her
age, did, few days ago. NOW and make
al acre Of heavy grass into bay. We'll
may the eousty Of Lancaster be dsnomina-
ted the garden Of Ameriea-when her fair
daughters are able and willing, at such an
sge, to undergo such industry.
would much sooner" exclaimed the
immortal Franklin. "see q spinning wheel
than pianos shuttle than q parssol-a
knitting needle than visiting card" vTis
w the country-the farm houses--and A.
mong our good old danes. such pleasioe
sights may Be seen. [Ohse Branch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
NEw-onLrAHs. IrLY Of.


The cholera, after having seouryrd US most Sc
SeTriy, has entirely disappeared from our city
VI we sugar an, cotton plantations on tire coast
both below and above this city, its effects ~i,I Io,,S
De Ten. In many instances, one quarter, and even
halt the slaves have been swept from the planta-
tons. One grntleman, not more than twenty
miles distant out Of 100 slaves, lost, in les. thar
2 week, 1903. PROM eli quarters, We learn that
the disease is rapidly subsidinK. {"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

The sgsofs Of .7ssla;on The state Of the
West Indies is described as truly depioraLIe.-
Great pecuniary distress exists In consequence Of
the measures which arc nov being discussed in
Engiand IN relation TO the emancipation Of the
saves eaerran'iie confidence Is entrciy Destroy
ed, and the depreciation in ti,r vaIec or Iandyd
property 10 90 great that many planters Who few
years since were accounted opuleut ere nov re-
daced 70 state Of comparative soEg.yy.
Hnk ysxisex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

-, - 20 % Pctriaed snakes uas discovered. ~
sE ,s'ss~, - making "a excavation ~, Dr. y r.
-, "n, ne.f Cufaberisnd, Md. Tisry
s......,. 80 =, soioed toxether ~ every sarict,
-r.rE ~ petf1iuetious were ueii uarktd
49, sIoa Ne bees az ti,e sfoses found y.
w. lie snakes have been saFsfsiig pr sf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

The Weafhsr.-Ths Richmond whie Of
Friday. concludes a. article relative TO ths
"sether 80 follows" May bets Of a
small amount were made By gentleman
al this city. that il would rain upca the
so'h dr. aud the evsat justified his opin-
bon. He says that Il has never failed 70
90 90 for the last " years. A gentiemsn
10 ths county OF 0ooehland, has . sssnd
tng bet which has been contiuued for
Twelve or hneen years. that IL will rain
Ms n.ss Saturday IN evesy .aHgrss. all Of
1nicn ne has won except in one instance.
These are singular facts, which deserve
the attention or the Wise and learned"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Reisiag the Wind-Ths other dav a. a
butcher stood BY his cart selling meat. he
saw man stoop aad pick up something
under bis cart Whathsve you got there
asked the butcher. The fellow ssid Il looks
IKE money. On examination il proved "a
be ten dollar bill The butcher said. I
suppose IL Is one I dropped when nak;as
change. To which the finder replied. I
think ought 10 have one half Of IL. for
bad u not been for me yoa never would
have seen Il again.--Ths butcher knowing
not to be his bill. thought be eouId do no
less thsu 20 comply with the fellows re-
qaest; he therefore took q Eve dollar kill
out Of HE wallet. aud gave Il to him, .akine
the ten. Soon sflef, the butehe, was
purchasing some goods 10 . store, and Of.
Tered The ball 10 the stoFekeeper, who pro.
nSuneed = counterfeit The butcher
vas somewhat surprised. and then related
she manner Of his Obtsiulng the bin. lie
"ss soon convinced, The best thing he
could do. would be 10 fold up his bin. place
~ 'he back part Of his wallet. and Iook
eas ior the future on similar occasions.
Boston Traaserirf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

CIR 90 should sfriks II Inc names Of sny
,sbsrib-rs. sfscr The fra Of Srpscnbcr nexs. the
cause may be essiiy eocjeeturcd- We are deter
mined 20 clear our iiss Of all Who have hort mo
rnorics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

.Hoderdte Heather al .Sed.-The captains al
vessels from Europe, say that The winds and YEA.
ther have been so moderate for some time past
that the smallest boats could have crossed the Az.
ian,ie IN the most perfect safety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

The Irish Seeysfsry.-Mr. Littreton. the nsw
Chief Secretary for ireland, Is married In n
daughter Of the Marquis Wellesley. who.dur-
ing six years, was Lord Licute nant Of that
country. The eldest daughter Of the hon.
gentleman was lately united TO viseount
Newark (son Of Earl Mauvers,) and he has
represented the county Of Stafford in nine
parliaments. The salary OF the Irish Secrc-
tary is 4,s00i., with a residence and grounds
IN the PbGnix Park, Dublin. Mr.. Littletoa
will be sworn q member Of his majesty's most
honorable Privy Council, on his return from
attending his election for South Staiicrd.hire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

The ,uay TO buy ne,D Clothes. "A fellow went
into the store Of merchant tailor IN Albany, TO
buy suit of clothes. He made trials, and WAS
suited in coat, &C., but went into back room
Influenced, Of course, by his modesty,) to try
ON the pantaoons. Not coming out as soon as
the merchant supposed he might. he ventur-
ed to look in, and found the purchaser had es-
capped! He made his way, 1t appears, through
back window, and over piles OF wood, lumber
&c. into some place of security, pa'Pltatins, no
doubt, with fear and gladness-and meditating
plans Of future escape.
The merchant surveyed the rags which the
sorry scoundre had left behind him, and unused,
doubtless, upon their worthlessuess. and his own
loss--when espying pocket book which the
rogue had left, in the hurry Of his escape, he
found in il ten dollars-three dollars more than
the stolen clothes would have cost.
We believe the balance is always against the
roeue: il not in money. in something else
{" Honesty" will be-, look at it as we may, (" the
best policy"-a it is now being exempIihed in the
delivery u. s. Bank Stock, sold " on time
some time ago, upon the certain reliance that
cIamor and certain corresponding movements a.
bout removal of the Government deposits, would
create panic, and reduce the price Of the stock.
Those who planned and those who carried this
scheme into effect, are not unlike the Albany
rogue, Who left, besides bis rags, money enough
behind him, to have paid for his character and
clothes to boot; and comfortable balance to meet
other demands. In moral, as we'll az mon'ed
point of view, we can see no difference IN the TWO
cases. The biters were themselves bitten, ~
both.-Phl Com. Her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-15

From Yera Cruz.-The cholera was still rag
ing at this place as late as the Sd ultImo.
body of about nine hundred insurgent troops
who had collected in that district, had been sub
dued and taken prisoners, and quiet was restor'
ed to the province.