Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-08

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'"Poss""ee' sus In momeass ef peril. he s;s-sy
arms asd fesrsess spirits Of the worsiayusen arr
relied upon as the bslss1ks of lie, liberty, .nd
property.
"Thc windows vi Heaven have again been
cpcsod." The hasrd and dry atmosphere has
bern psrifssd BY vivid eseehic flashes, and ~Lilr
writing this the ''psrched casth' 10 drinking in
eop'ous and r.frcsLinE shower. Rosy health
hits by on every Lrrezc, and raises sad rcvi,es
the spirits rendered l-ns,.id by summer, loag
aud relentless heat The general health of our
county never was better.
We have rccrivcd from Philadelphia, the Sc
eoSd number of the LAsx's HOOK, . beautiful
qualifications in ocssyo, issued naonslhiy, and con-
tai.ins Sc pages. Thc price per an"sm l. IS, in
advance. II Inns many able contributors, and Is
ensi,lsd to high rank among tlbe literary works
al the day. We copy from i, .,crsing .er-p Of
poetry BY Mrs. HEx.xs-.. The croxs Of thu
South-"
TLe storm which visited ulis place On Monday
the icth ul,. seems TO have extended NJ far south
rs Charleston. s. &. AID Savannah, Georgia, With
srvas violence. The papers contain many details
Of its dcs,rustivc effects.
The population Of Richmond amounts to
1867. Whites, .7is; Slaves, 63si; free Nc
groes, 1883.
The Debates Of the Convention. Published By
Mossr-. Richie and Cook, are eo,npiescd and
ready for dclivcy-piec s. in handsome calf
binding, OF - 50 ia boards. II contains pa pa
ges large octave, Soseiy printed on BREWER type.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
We perceive, from the last number
Of this highly popular and useful Jour-
nal, that JoHs s. SKIxNER, Esq. has
ceased to be its Editor: having trans
fcrred all his interest in il to J. IRVINE
HrTcHcocK Il Co.-1hese gentlemen
have selected, as Editor, GIHEoS Is.
SMITH, Esq. who has been for some
time connected with the Farmer-is
'weii acquainted with the manner Of
conducting it--and e,ninently quali6-
ed. a. we are assured by its late able
Editor, sto maintain its char acter, and
TO give il even additional value and
utiiity.'-UEder the auspices IF Sir.
Skinner, the American Farmer has ac.
quircd distinguishing reputation
and from our knowledge Of MIR. Smiths
abilities, we think its Il lends will have
no cause to apprehend any diminuiion
Of its claims to their favourable encour-
agement and support.
Midshipman Turner arrived in this
City on Wednesday, being the bearer
Of dispatches from Co,nmodore BID
DIE. The U. S. sloop VARIES, Capt.
C. w. SKINNER, arrived ia Hampton
Roads the 30th of August, in forty five
days passage from Port Mnhon; off,
GERS and crew generally well. When
the Warren left Mahon, the DEY OF
ALoIERs was there prisoner 10 the
Lazaretto, in quarantine, his suite be-
ing an board French frigate lying in
the harbor. One frigate and tao sloops
Of war composed The whole French
squadron Tying in Mshon at the time.
There were about 1000 sick and woun-
dcd French still there. Commodore
BiDpLE, on board the Java, vas at
Mahon, in company with the sloops Of
war LExiSoToS aud FAiRrIELD.
tNas. Int.
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