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DOMESTIC.

The State Of Ohio is already deriv.
ing great advantages from her Canal
II has been opened for navigation since
July last. A Rochester y. Y. paper
says that 200, 600 bushels Of wheat had
been received from Ohio-they pay
from 90 to 90 cents per bushel-tieir
mills make 1000, and can make 5000
barrels of flour per day. In 90 days,
$50, 600 in cash was sent into Ohio for
produce.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Judge fuckers Law .Schooi.-It
affords US pleasure to be able TO state
that the number Of students attending
tins excellent institui ton has increased
considerably since the opening of the
session. We understand. there are
now thirty-seven IN attendance; some
of whom are FROM the remote parts of
the Union. Evidence is thus given
that the merits ut this school are now
pretty generally known and acknow-
lodged Winchester Trginian.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

lead TO deteetion-a drop Of b!ood-a
foot -Print--a thousand trivial object.
and incidents. which he cannot tax.
into account, shall point, as by the
finger Of Providence, TO his conceal
ment. Let the dark iseeret be locked
up IN his own guilty bosom, he cannot
carry il about and live.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Judge BURNETT declines being consi-
dered candidate for e-eiec ton to the
Senate Of the United States, from Ohio.
The names Of Gen. Harrison, Gov.
Irimble, jeremiah Morrow, L. Ew.
ing, w. Silliman, J. c. Wight, and
Robert Lucas, are spoken Of as his
successor.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
mclIARD CHOW HINsnIrLD. d.

A. ~ ir,n~ ~ ~ supr.toe Gu, ~ NJ.
sha.stts. e, ~ ,hsfa ur,k l-f,rs o. sts,,,r.
- Hltfu Wa Iaris. .las,si ~ Thru tt.t.t /.
lad 81 oiiy IiI@tETS vesfs, convicted a. #.
eriInc ~ Nt seas o. hnd . so.sh =, ,,.,...
~ f'rs. Hs'i sD Oh In sr,iif. ~ .1,f re-. - .
eutf' % osf county ,i,t 70 uisi no st-,.-,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Small Por. No case Of this alarm
ing malady has occurred in our town.
since the death Of Mr.. Simpson. the
only person who has been attacked
With IL. The fears Of our citizens up
IN this subject, have entirely subsidized;
aud we think it may confidently be
said that no danger is to be apprehcnd
ed OF the disease spreading any far
tier 10.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Lgjayeife.-The family of Lafayette.
SAYS the Liverpool STANDARD, is one OF
the oldest in the annals af France; and
IN support Of this assertion, il goes on
to state as singular fact, that at
Beaugc as far back as the wear 1922.
the Marshal Lafayette. defeated the
then English Duke Of Clarence, and
preserved France from the dominion
Of England.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

=, Seve" ~ The priaeipsl newspapers Of
'"f's are IN fun opposition 10 che new 90.
vtrnment-the Gazette De Frane,. the
Courier frGneais. The National. the .Io,v.
not Su Cosamsres. The TriL,.ae. the Psf,i
cfe, aud The Rercfufiep.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

by the new census. the population
OF Charleston, South Carolina, is SO
thousand two hundred and eighty nine.
Increase in the last ten years, $500.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
IRELAND.


with England, which was started, il is
SAID, by Mr.. O'ConnelI, seems likely
to be the cause Of much agitation in
ireland. At our former dates, the
subject ensrossed the almost undivid-
ed attention Of the public. including
rersons Of all shades in religion, poll,
tics, and conditions. Meetings were
getting up at various places, and sub
scriptions opening TO defray tho ex-
penses. In q speech Of Mr.. O'Con.
nel's, delivered at Killarney, he says
that ireland has been reduced TO piti.
ini province that she has been driven
to madness by the want Of her parlia
ment, and Is bowed down by taxes of
which she IS not permitted the humble
privilege oil furnishing the collectors.
even IN the most subordinate stations !;
and that until she has a domestic mar.
lament. she cannot prosper, for that
there IS no sympathy, no regard for
Ireland in the British parliament.
I'VE will have" he says, ga blood.
less revolution in Ireland"
On the 18th of October, the follow.
ing notice appeared in the Dublin pa
pers:
Gentlemen Of all persuss;ons having init.
mated their wish To- form Society for Iccis.
Iat'Ve Relief. there will be q meeting held ON
Tuesday. NJ the Parliamentary Office, To
make the necessary arrangements. a strong
wish has been expressed TO call the Society
!; The Anti Union Association" which will
then be discussed"
The publication Of this notice was
instantly followed by Proclamation
oi the Lord Lieutenant, andcr Act 10,
George 8. prohibiting the meeting Of
the Intended association, and cnio;niu.
ITS dispersion, should IL meet.
Mr.. O'COnneII, on the occasion, adj
dressed letter TO the people Of Ire
land, in which he says, "the act is in.
deed according 10 law that is, there
IS a statute IN fUroe. enabling this Eng
Iishman to prevent Irishmen from con
sulting together in order To obtain lie.
gal aud constitutional relief" The
proclamation, lie adds, will OF course
be ol,-yed, for il is essential to future
success implicitly to obey il. Hc
warns the people against three things
which may impede " The now certain
repeal Of the Union ;''-bigotry the
organization Of secret societies, and the
administering Of illegal oaths, and any
attempt at force.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The guIllotine at Paris, now propos
ed TO have ITS operation suspended,
from the new law about TO be intro
duCed TO abolish The punishment OF
death, ~ SAID Ia be tho same which was
nscd at the decapi'ation of the unlor.
tunatc King. Queen, and Madame,
and, by an express order nf Robes.
pierre. the number Of pounds weight
II lead attached 10 the fatal knife are
equal to the number of the departments
"a France Rae UiisOn's Ifareis.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

At the close Of the American reyo.
luton. when Washington took leave Of
Lafayette, his parting words were:-
You have served an apprenticeship
To h6eriy IN America, now 20 TO France
and set up for yourseif."
Mas Jour
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
Extracts received by previous arrivals


Daniel O'Conneli has begun to pub
lish series Of letters from himself Ia
the people Of ireland, on the evils Of
the union with England. AT the end
Of the first. which is very long, he pre-
diets that before three years the Union
will be repealed.
The London Morning Chronicle Of
October llth, says" We hardly re
member period when the various
branches Of our manufactures were in
greater activity"
At the grand dinner given at Bir.
minsham, on the I tn ult., TO CONNIE.
morate the French Revolution. the
following toast was read. and receive d
with loud plaudits: .Our brethren Of
the United States Of America, who,
following the example Of their noble
ancestors, laid the solid fou ndations Of
tie modern liberties Of the world"
Poland had become subject Of much
speculation with the political writer's Of
the French capital. They call Tor its
independence and complete reinie era.
ton.
The London Morning Herald. Of
the 18th October, contains tho follow
ing copy of q handbill, circulated i'm
Brighton aud London in large numbers
during the night
"ENoLfsHMEN,-Th time is fast
approaching when you will be called
ppon To exert yourselves in the cause
of Liberty. a standard 10 about to be
reared, around which. we feel assured,
thousands and tens of thou sands will
flock.
"Our country is overrun with mill
tary, police, excise officers, &c. &c.
These must and shall be done away
with.
Our blood will flow, but it will
How in the cause Of Liberty; better to
die in that cause than live slaves
Englishmen, be united. firm, and stea.
dy. REpvBlIcAx."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The following towns in Ohio are
placed according to prec edence in pop.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Hessian Hy.--CompIaints are heard
from all quarters. OF the rsvages com
mittcd by this unwelcolne ,isitant on
the fields Of early sown wheat; and so
destructive has IL been in some parts
.oi our own county, that the farmers
have been forced to re.sow their fields.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Negro Colony ia Canada. The free
negroes Who left Cincinnati, about a
wear ago, have obtained q grant of e5,-
900 acres "f land. in Upper Canads.
about $50 miles from Detroit, for which
Wey are to pay so per acre. They
are about 700 in all. Their children
attend the free schools, gratis. They
are gathering strength rapidly. The
Qoskers OF Ohio had prevented much
suffering by the donation of 700 dollars
TO them, last winter. II Niles Regis.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Minister 10 Russio.-It is suggested.
IN the New Hampshire Statesman, tina,
MIR. Woodbury. will probably be an.
pointed Minister to Russia, in place
of Mr.. Randolph.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

u appears from an Official report
published ~ The New York Gazette.
that there are 2Of9 persons 10 the Aims
house 81 that city. 1883 are natives.
and o0l lore gners. In the Pcni,en.
t'ary' $50 pcrsons-nstiVes, SOO-fo.
relgners. $50. The total number Of
children al nurse IA tie Almshouse.
is 100.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

Mr.. Randolph said to Juba at their
parting. Ny remains will be sent to
Virginia, in spirits. Bury them under
the old oak, on my plantation. Turn
my head To the east, l WISH TO Loor
WESTWARD"
This was related BY Juba TO our in
formant. and is too characteristic NOT
to be true. Sickened OF the old world,
he wished even in death, to turn his
back upon IL, and 10 set his face to-
ward the rising empire OF the west.
Boston Patriot
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

We Whole amount 81 subscriptions
~ Great Britain Tor the relief Of the
sufferers IN Paris is 10000
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The rood people Of Poiisville. Pa.
determined to have a theatre IN their
thriving town, and accordingly went
10 work. with hearts resolved and
hands prepared" and commenced
pretty temple 90 Thespis; bot "a
change came q, er them" aud the build.
Ine.whioh vas 10 be dedicated 20 .'ufe.
iui mirth aud salu,afy NO." j. 10 be
eoosecratcd 10 public worship. as a
church r BsHford Egg.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01
VARIETY.

Mr.. Rondoiph.-A gentleman OF
responsibility. and a particular ac-
quaintanoe Of Mr.. Randolph. called on
him in London, and was, Of course.
shewn the correspondence ahich took
place on his appointment. The Gr.r
letter Is unofficial from Gen. Jackson.
inquiring whether Mr.. Randolph would
accept an appointment to St. Peters
burg. The second is the reply of Mr..
Randolph, declining, on principle. al
government appointments, and closing
with a declaration that nothing " oulG
induce him to accept the appointmsnt.
unless it were accompanied via per
mission 10 stay at 81. Petersburg NO
longer than he should find il eonve
nieni; the other portions Of time Ia b.
spent in the south OF Europe. The
third document is the official letter of
Mr.. Van I'uren, written immediately
after, confirming the appointment or
the terms specified by Sir. Randolph.
and adding that sloop-of war would
remain at his disposal, to transpor,
him wherever he should direct.
my Jour Com
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The Fall term of the Superior Court
OF Chaneery Tor this district commenc.
ed on Monday the ed ult. and will
probably continue until the middle Of
December.--T UM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The Mysfryy. Sometime dor;n,
'sst winter. a very respectable vouuo
man named Sceiingson, residing IN
fh''adelphis, was quite suddenly miss
cd, and no traces could be discovered
oi him further than Mauch ChunL.
where lie vas last seen employed in
peddiing. Notwithstanding the no.t On
renting Investigations Of his f,iepd,.
Several days ago, Cornelius Albersnn.
who keeps tavern or the so called
Broad Mountain. had a small every.
day ieud with his goedly wife, when
she' IN an angry moment, perempiori
" charged her husband " lib the r,ur-
der OF the young pedIsr. With k,llin-
l's horse. and burning his wagon: and
deo'srsd that he had buried his BODY AZ
the SIDE Of the house. All this the r.
"t"'ed womsn said in the presence ~
several persons. We have learned
That The body Of the unfortunate See
iingson bss been found buried near ,Lo
house. The man and wife are hail
." atiiDg Their trial a. che COMING court
In EsstOn jail - Lehiyh Herald
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The Nefher,snds.-'rhe MessaxeI
des Chanbres Of Friday, Oct. sc, con-
tains the following item. which. il true,
shows that the Beige revolution was
still IN successful progress;-
4 teIegraphic despatch Sent to The
Go'ernnent by the Project Of the
North, on the 18th. states,
The Belsians occupy Antwerp. All
Belgium is now free froa, the Dutch
troops.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

HE Legislature of Missouri met
nearly two weeks since. Itis not 81
peeted that the election Of Uniied
states Senator will take place Vnti
some tine In December.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

The hrst number of Mrs. Barney
N1IioNAL hAoAzISE has been pob
l'shed IN Baltimore.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-01

/" Dtih BHorHTu,
May God, and your innocence guide YOU
safe through this Tfi.i Had Itsken y0or
advice Sould still enjoy Life, Liberty, and
clear conscience. Hut have NOT, snd per.
ceiVe my case To- be hopeless. therefore have
come TO The determination 70 deprive them
o' I've pleasure 81 beholding re publicly eAe.
eu'ed, ~ after am condemned ,hev vii M,
give ne Gn Opportunity. aud nay cod forgive
ne George. this - an awful wsrnin., to YOU.
sGd hope q sal be tie Geahs 81 fclosn, -
many 70 virtue. Albeit, they iu-y meet wiii.
success a, The commencement Df s.r-. "a a
short i'sed, and sooner ~ later q they pefsi =
~ v, they will meet With similar fate o.
niue. oh GeofRe, forgive me i.rslat
have caused you sHd Others 20 suffer on ID,
account, and my let ben, dictiOn @, IL uco,i
YOU. a long. LAST Adisn
HCiiARD CHOW SINsuITID. Dr..
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the inhabit4 1 V ants of the town of sharon. and the non- residents liable to pay taxes in said towns that will attend at the inn of Mr. Charles Berry, in said Sharon, on Thursday the 9th of Sep, tenber. 1880, and on Friday the 10th of ths
 same month. at the inn of Ethan Lord, iH the
 society of Ellsworth, from l2 0' clock at noon
 to P. M. on each of said days, to receive
 the state and town taxes on the list of 1929. Those who neglect to settle their taxes on or before that time must expect to pay the
 fees allowed by law for collection. ANSON NORTON, Collector. Sharon, August IT, 1880 sIO
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

ErratG.-We not much accustomed to have any thing do with hs species of Iteiiigence-geDeray preierrng to leave their correction to readers bat in our last there was one error which we wish corrected. In remarl<ing upon the article respecting the drHnkenness of the people Of village soms- where in the neighborhood of New.Haven, it was said, "after lapse of only torty years," when it should have been "only toenty."
 In the paper the week before iastthe cattle killed by lightning in Be,hIem belonged to Mr. kasson, n- stead of HOpson. 4..e...a
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

FIe.-In Wilmington, N. c. on the 2d inst. during a violent thunder storm, building WAS struck with lightning, and the fire speedily communicating to osh
 buildings eight ten were burnt down before the flames could be arrested. The printing office of the Cape Fear Recorder was wholly destroyed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
MARRIED,

In Middlebury, Vt. Mir. J. w. Copeland, editor of the National Standard, to Miss Georgana Croswell, formerly of this town.
 In Hartford, Mr Benjamin Hicks, Jr. Of Manches- ter to Miss Aurelia Shepard. At Holland, Mir Valentine Best, of Hartford, to Miss Frances Williams.
 In East -HaddaIn, Mir Truman Fuller to Miss Lucy Hardin. -.s.s 9e az. In Weshers6eid, Mir Norman Whitmore, to Miss Eliza ). Graham.
 In Branford, Doct. Henry Fowler. of Michigan, to Miss Beleey Ana Frisbie, daughter of Caivi" Frsoe' Esq. h Bethlem, Henry Thompson. Esq. to Mrs Rachel Douglass of WaterlOwD. In Woodbury, Mr Harry NettletOn, oi Oxford, to Miss Ciarissa Chai6ed, of WoodbuTy; MT he!vey Stoddard, to Miss Prudence Thompson, of Bethlem.
 DIED,
 In Canton, James Humphrey, Esq. 55. In Quebec, Joseph Tapin, lO5. In Granby, James II. Smith, Esq. In Hartford, Miss Mary Goodwin, 7 Mrs Rebec- ca St John 43, wife of Mr Russsl St. John; widow Edams of Weihers6eld.
 T In N. Hartford. Mrs Dameris Marsh, wife of Capt. 'o%a' T" Fsrm;ngton, Mrs Alice Aadsews. 59. h MiddIetown, Besaieel Fisk, Esq. s7 Mr se'h
 In Torring,on, Mrs Caroline Lewis. 2i' wife of Mr Te Avon. Mr. AImra wOOdOrd. 4s, wife of Amasa "HedS.o' is Es.a. Hartford, S slr Julius whi.s,'AS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

Courtesy.-Upon the receipt in New-York of the news of the Kng'a dea.i, the American vessels in port followed the example of the British and raised their flags at half mast. The British Consul in pub lie card acknowledged this act of courtesy in hand some terms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
Great Bargains Dr.y Goods,
 AND s GROCERIES.

SELLING OFF AT COST!! THE subscriber having concluded 10 reiin-
 IL quish the mercantile business. will dis- pose of his present EXTENSIVE AssoRTMENT of GOODS, to any person wishing tO embark in the business, on terms which cans not fail to please; or sell them at retail at the to,0est acholesale Ne,O- York prices. Those who believe that ga penny saved is two pence clear,'' will find it for their advantage to call immediately. J. WHITING.
 Litchfeld, Aug. f7 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

fellow was fined fifteen dollars few days since in Hudson for having imposed upon the publisher Ofa newspaper marriage notice, "hea tt appeared upo" inquiry that no such marriage had taken Psace'-ano tfat one of lLe parties named was white man, the other a c0lOred woman. He was obliged tartber Co publish under his own name an apology.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

yOlded, and tue villain meo.
 The Savannah Georgian, Of July 24lh, mentions that the crops have bee" greatly injured, the way between that place and Nsw-O Orleans, in some places entirely desroyed and in others from haltO two thirds. In the Indian country aconsiderahle scarcity is felt. iE&
 Eigns is Ohio.-In the 6rsi Congressional district. a Ohio. shs Jackson party had meeting. and nomi- mated Mir. D. Wade. gentleman who had heretofore supported Gen. Jackson, as suitable person to rep resent that district in Congress committee of six appoaaed, a, the meeting, ic advise Me- Wade ol his nominaon and to address te voters ohe district in his behalf But Mr. Wade in reply to the noe oi the eominitee informs them that hs sentiments with regard to she propriety threatening Gen. Jackson have uadergonea . change. since the last session o Coagres and he cannot consistently with his present Spinions accept of nominaion ihs ground of hii being sapposser q the Hero. Mr. Wade gees d length into he reasons which had indeed him. here aOfors to support Gen. Jaekson.-- BaltimOrs Pas. Two CT three days siace, ., Barnum's Hotel, Balti more, Dr. Eamael Keep, of Washagton city, a naiiv Of Boston. called for cider at ,he bar Rlass va handed ls ba, and, after dsiakiag half i,s content. he perceived tlat mistake had been made. Feeiin uneasy he sent ior physician, vhO applied ahe s.Om aeh pump, bss is vain. The gentlemas was poisone and died Ssxt day. The master of the house was af ssnt at the time. He had drank corrosive sabIimals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19
THEATRE.

" No postpon ement Of the weather.
@ Admission to the Boxes and Pit IS cents-Gaery so
cents-Side Slips rs -Doors will open at G. and the Per
iormance will commence a, o'clock o. Nights Of Perior-
nance lar the future Monday Wednesday, Friday s. Saturday
The Burletta of BOMBAS TES FURIOSO having re-
Seved with shouts of laughter and applause will be
THIS EVENING" OCTOBER 10,
Ill be presented the Musical Play, three Acts called the
MOUNTAINEERS;
LOVE AND MADNESS.
OCTAVIAN, Mr. THORNE.
10 conclude with (y desire) tho aughable Burletta
Act, called
BOMBASTES EURIOSO
Gen. Bombastes YOUNG COWELL.
Morrow Wednesday, October 20,h $780, Mr. c. KEAN'S
Benefit, and last night of his engagement
Tickets and Seats be obtained of Mr. ELTON tho
Box Office from 10 till 2, from till O'Clock, and
Becks Bendie's EaIeys and at the Central Eagle Bell
and Union Hotels demands against the THEATRE DO
presented for payment every Tuesday of
II ana o'clock 1S-1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

'E'lE subscriber has for sale at his farm, miles
above Richmond, the trees years DID, any rea-
sonable quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now ap
Pfoac6lng IN which they may be transplaned, he is
desreus of receiving orders from as many persons as
may be in want of the article; and he is well salts
fed that the SILK culture must be one ofthe most pro-
ftable branches the agrlcuurist turn his aten-
ton to- he hopes to be the Of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by 6be hundred or otherwise dev
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof J. W. SMITH
N B.-0rdors may be left at Scott g. Smiths, E
street, Richmond oct I-2awtf