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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

4 . meeting OF the Commissioners, al.
n pointed to receive subscriptions To the
STOCK of the Alexandria Canal Company, held
II The Nsyos . Office in AIsxnssdrss, 4th June.
1SS0--Presens:
John Roberts Charles Besuev.
Ph,"ess Js"oeys fdmond .. Lee.
Robert l. Taylor, Colin Auld.
Thomson y. Mason, Henry D.ingrrfi.ld.
Hugh Smith, George Brent,
a. Z. Csxepove, Jonathan Butcher.
W. n. Ailisr,
on motion. Edmund T. Lee wss appointed
Chairman. and w. o.. Miller, secretary,
Ordered. That books of subscription be
opened on Monday. the 18th inst, NJ the fol.
lowing Banks. viz:
Bank of Alsxspdr,s, under , Jonah Thomn.o,
Tie superintendent Ut ) h J. l. Ncksnna
Bank of po,om.. 4. Phiness Jauuey
& Charles Page
Farmer Bank Of Aie.sn. } Richard N. ses,,s
aa & John HooG
hecnsn'cs' Bank OF Alex George Bssns =
ani". Charles Chaplin
once oil Discount and De samuel %. Saith
Posite. Hank OF the L.. { and
States. Washington Richard smith
Bank Of the vsllsy, Win Obed Waite anu
chester N. n. Brent
eese OF D''coue, and DE. , panieiLse
Virginia. at wi"che.ter George oriek
or'ee OF Discount and DE. r. q. Henderson
Poss,e. Dsnk Of the Val. and
ley. Lee.surg S.. NJ Edward.
Office Of Discodnt and De- Tbomss (;,,sr,
posite, Bank oftbe Val. and
ley. Chariesfown WIN. brown.
tEx,rsctfrom the Minutesl:
EDM. I. LEE. Chairman.
w. u. Militia, Scc'ry.
June 10. 1850 -t14thA.
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WEST INDIA TRADE.

( IL appears that the Canadians were
apprized la due season of the unsuc-
crssful negotiations Of Mr.. McLane.
The Montreal Gazette af the Sd inst.
contains the Presidents Message on
the subject, aud cosjcciures what the
contents were Of the dispatches which
came upon its heels. That paper says:
I'VE are led 60 this conclusion. not
merely by the apparent injustice Of the
demand Of the American Government,
but by the positive information receiv-
ed by the Chairman Of the Committee
Of Trade, Of this city, in letter FROM
Que Of deputation Of merchants Of
London, Who waited upon the right
honorable MIR. Herrics, the President
Of the Board Of Trade, on the 18th oi
April last. The expressions made use
Of by the right honorable gentleman, ARE
very strong, as will be seen by the fol !.
lowing extract from the letter before
referred to:
"Thc result OF the meeting being only /,
general assurance that His M-jesiy's Govern.
rnent will always take care that the interests
Of the North Americao Colonies ~ill not be
lost sight Of. which they have the best dispo.
sition to promote, aud haf nc change ia Me
syssem shaR be adopted without due notice be.
ing girer 10 The Colonies"
The Canadian Courant contains re
marks to the same effect; and odds.
that letters brought by the Canada,
mentioned a rumor, that, i'm consc-
quence Of being dissatisfied with the
answers Of the British Minister, Mr..
McLane contemplated returning to his
own Government. This rumor, Of
course, is not entitled TO much consi-
Iteration. = ". !. Com. .7.ic.
The sensation produced in the
Western States, on the occasion of tho
rejection, BY the veto Of the President,
Of the Maysyille Road Bill, appears to
be very great. 1t is as a raging tenn
pest. IL was preceded bv breeze of
public hispleasur0 against Mr.. Senator
BlDB, of Kentucky, for voting against
the passage ut the bill, Of which the
following paragraph furnishes one Of
the worst symptoms AT Maysyille
The effigy Of Senator BiBp " as placed
IN Coffiu, prepared for the occasion,
a procession Of two or three hundred
persons formed, and tho effigy inferred
with great solcmnity and profound ST.
lence in the middle Of the Turnpike.
At Millcrsburgh his effigy vas again
suspended and then inferred. And
what is still worse, il is said the Jack
son men took the lead in this disgrace
ful business. All this is for violating
previous pledges and instructions.
Farmer Chronicle.
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Charle,to,cn. xuas OBJ 1850

Stockholders Of tho Ilsrpers-
Ferry, Chaslestown and Smi,h
held TURNPIKE Company. ere hereby po,i-
nso' that an instalment Of too dollars and
nifty cents per share Of the stock OF said
company (!.cing the lst iasislneut) is re
CURED to be paid toHumphrey Key q. Esq.
the Treasurer Of the company, on the lot
day Of August next; aud . further sum OF
Two dollars aud 6fy cents per share. (bc-
ing the % mistakenly in like manner on
the iirst day Of October next.
by order Of the Board ur Directors,
ANDREW HUNTER, See'y.
June %, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
Avon Mills and Distillcry.

WITH the Land attached thereto, will
" be rented on the 10Th OF July next.
Tor the term OF one year from the i.t day
ol August. 1850. TO the highest bidder
Terms made Known on the day Of renting.
by the Heirs Of Daoiel Ksble, sen. dec, d.
June -. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
MARRIED,

On Tuesday the LIST instant. by the Rev.
George Geeting. Dir. JoHS w BksxEa TO
Hiss HARnrsr COOKS. daughter Of Mr.. David
Coons. Of HsrpersFery.
On Thursday 1he 10Th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. buchanan. Mr.. ABRAuAa THAso. of Har.
pers Ferry. to Miss JrLIA Axx HAwxIx, OF
Hsgersiown.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

81 The Rev Mr.. MoSRoE will preach
ia the Methodist Church at Harpsrs Fer.
~. on Sunday the Eletepsh Of July. at II
o'clock. A. NJ. A collection will be taken
up. for the benefit Of the American Colo
Dizalion Society.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
IRISH sHEE1INGs.

TNHE subscriber has IN store 9 few
- pieces Of Irisb Sheeting. Of good quail
~. which be will sell very cheap Also
100 dozen Of Cbsppee's superior ar cord
sewing Cotton, which he Will eel "a the
BsltimoFs piiee. BY the dozen Also. broad
striped furniture Dimiiy. very superior
spd cheap WM CLEVELAND.
Chaflestown. June -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

rs i's connection with morals, PoSr, re-.
~ cited before the Literary and Philosophi
cal society Of Hampden Sidney College. Va
81 the fifth Anniversary Meeting OF tie Iosii
tation, held N September, 1928 Ivy DAsri
BRTAS. Just received and for sale. price %
cents. st the Charleaovn Apoibecary snd
Book store. by JAMES BROWN,
And ~ HsFpers-Ferry, By
4 y. CARTER.
June d. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
IN Superior Court OF Chsocery holden
II Winchester the 9Th DAP Of April, 1850.
Samuel iris and finn his irife, and
James Henry .7ris, and finn Mar
garei .fris. i'lfanfs by the said Sam
uei .7ris, their nerf friend,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Jacob Mohier. adnlfor de bonis non,
With the ciN asneaed of Jacob Mob
Ter, decd, and disfriJufec Of said Jo-
cob and Jane Mohier. and Others,
DEFENDANTS,
Il day Of April. 1880. upon the oil, an
swers, exhibits. dispositions. end the report
Of Master Commissioners worihington, aud
WIS argued by counsel: On confederation
whereof, the court Is OF opinion, that the
accounts - presented by the report Of the
commissioner, are too imperfect TO sosbIe
the court 10 pronounce . decree between
the parties: first, because the estate secoup,
Of Jacob Mohier with his cYccutrix, Jane.
has not been setiied; an ooissioo which
seems TO have occurred in the order Of re-
ference: secondly, because the commission
or has taken, Ms the basis o. his account.
the settlements in Jefferson, which are not
according to tue principles Of the court
Wherefore. 81 is adjvdged. ordered. and de-
creed, that tie report be rccommitled, with
directions TO settle also the estate account 81
Jacob Aobler 9th Ja1e Mohlcr. hi. exscu.
trix, and with the following Instructions
Let. 10 stating the sccount OF JasoD I!oh-
ier's estate with Jans Mobisr, the sAscu.
irix, sho Tor his estatc) must be charged
with any Of The property bequesihed TO her
for her natural life, (exeepi provisions and
articles OF like Kind, the use Of which con-
sists 10 the consumption which she ma,
have sold or disposed Of in her life time
such charge 10 DC I'd ade ss OF the dsy Of he z
death I'd. The clsims OF the parties undo &
each will, must be presented, SO a. TO be
distiDguisbsble from each other. Sd The
property devised for life to Mira. Mohter,
wbish was in existence at her death, mus,
be charged 10 Jacob Mohler, administrator
de bon.s non, IS part Of said Jacobs estate.
All which the said coumiss ioner is 10 state
and settle; stating ell such matters special
y deemed pertinent by himself, or which
shall be required by either Of the parties 70
be special! stated, and make report there OF
10 the court. in order to GnsI decree.
| copy-Tests,
| DAN'L LEE G r.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

Jun y. 1850.
TIE parties inisres'ed IN the shove. men.
iooe0 suu. Will please take notice, that
have sppoinied Thursday The geth DAY ~
August next, on which day, 81 . o'clock
4 ~. } shall suend 81 MY Ofioe aforesaid
Tor he purpose 81 csffyinE The above fset
ted order ~ court iuto eject, when snd
where hey are reqye.tcd 10 attend eiI
such prsofs and exhibits - sTc necessary "a
enable me 10 make no ny report 10 court.
u NORTHlNGToN. We Cem
Ilre % 1890.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

A Tremendous tornado visited a conside.
rsble part Of Tennessee. on the night Of the
Slst May. The accounts we have received,
represent Il as one Of the most awful and dc.
struciive iemPes,s Of which we have any &C.
count Whole towns have been laid in ruins,
and many persons killed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
Commissioners office, Chariesto,cn. !

JUNE 10, 1850.
TIE parties interested IN ihe shoy s-meu-
iIoped cult. will please take notice, that .
shall attend al tho office how occupied nv
r. !. Lee, Esq 10 shcpherdstown, on Saiur-
day The ssih day Of August next, at 8 o..
clock, A. NJ. 10 enter upon the execution Of
adjourn from day 10 day, and from time to
time, until my report shall Ice completed.
They are desired TO attend with all proofs,
vouchers, and other papers relating to The
,aid suit.
II woRTHiNGToN, Ma, Com
June %, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
WASHINGTON, JUNE l., 1880.

WASHINGTON, JUNE l., 1880.
The SECRETARY OF WAR and his
family. left this City on Monday last
for West Point; whence. it is under
stood, he will proceed 10 Tennessee.
Ii is supposed that lie will be absent
some two or three months. Meanwhile,
DIR. RANDOLPH, Chief Clerk in the War
Department, is acting As Secretary of
War; Nat. hit.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
DAN'L LEE, c. C
CommissiOner's Office. Charlesfown,

JUNE %, 1850.
THE parties interested in the above msn-
iionee sslt, will take potioe, that on Thurs
day the 22d dag Of July next. o, 3 O'Clock.
A. NJ a, the Office aforesaid, ! shall en-.
ter upon The execution OF the shove recitcd
order. and continue from day 10 day. unit
my report be cooplelej; wheo and wbers
they will attend with the necessary proof,
and papers.
Il woRTHINGToN. Mas. Con.
June s3, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

sCj@ Ia, compliance with reques, Of the
American Colonization Society, il is under.
stood that collections will be taken Up in the
several churches Of this county. in which ser.
vice may be held, on sundsy the 4ih day Of
July next. for tie benefit &c that most bene
VIOLENT insiiiulion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

We learn that Capt. William. G..
M'Neal. Of the Typographical Engi.
neer Department. with his Brigade,
has been detached by the War Depart
,nent, and will forthwith take mca-
sures for commencing the surveys on
the route Of the Susguehannah rail road
We are gratified at this information,
as Il assures US that this great public
work IS about to be Recommended, and
we have no doubt will be prosecuted
with intelligence and vigor.
/ Chronicle.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
June %, 1850.

TO WIZ:
IN the Superior Court Of Chsncery hold
Ell at Winchester the 9th day Of April.
1880,
John Daniels and Nancy his ,cife, late
Nancy Bennett, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Mason Bennett, John Bennett, Dom.
bury Benneif. UiHi0m Bennett, Jr.
(Son Of HIM. I'm. Stone & EHza6eih
his tcifs. late 'oido,r IF UiLiimn Ben.
nen, HiHimn CitUeIGnd and Thorn
ton BOren and Maria his Wife,
DEFESDANTs.
2NiiE plaintiffs. by their counsel, reply
Il generally to the answer Of the dcfen
dsnt William Cleveland aud comiB,s.
sions are awarded The parties to examine
and take the dispositions Of their witnesses
and by consent OF the parties Ly their
counsel, II - ordered. that = Master Con-.
missioner Of this court. do take an account
Of ilse legacy % the ball mentioned. siill
due and uDpaid--sisting al such matters
specially deemed pertinent by himself, OF
which shall be required by either Of the
parties 10 be specially stated. end make
report thereof Go the court. 10 order 10 =
fnal decree. a copy -Tesie.
DAN'L LEE, {. c.
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Commissioners 0Gce, Charlesto,cn, J

JUNE %, 1880.
TIE parties interested in the above. are
hereby notified, that shali, ct the Office o.
foresaid. on Saturday the gath day OF July
next, ., o'clock, A ~. enter upon tho ex-
eeuiion OF the above order. aud soEIinue
from day ~ day until my report be compile.
ted; when ouj where tbey will attend With
he necessary papers.
u. W OkTillNCToN, Mas Com.
June -, 1890.
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WV YonK. lrNEI2.

SUDDEN DEATH. We have Just been
informed that at about half past 1 ,
o'clock this day, LENUEL SNIrH. Esq
the corporation Attorney, fell dead in
The Court Room. While engaged 10
pleading.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

bunk Failure. We regret Ia be
compelled To state that there is no lon
ger any doubt as To the insolvency and
failure Of the Bank Of S;eubenyille.
p7~It should be particularly noted, that
u Is the old StcubcnviIle Bank that
has failed, aud that the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of that place is per.
feetly solvent, and that its notes are
received with entire confidence.
PiIfsJuirgh Statesman.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

JUXE ~. 1860.
TIE parties interested ~ she above
suit. viii take notice that on Tuesday the
24ih day Of August next. AZ . o'clock. 4
NJ. shall attend At the office AFORESAID. 10
Older TO receive any pspets OF ,eechers
which will enable me 10 comply wiih the
above fccfed order.
u WORTHINCTOS, .Has Com.
June ~. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
wAsnrNoroN. IuSr la.

The President OF THE UNITED
STATES, with part Of his family, dc.
parted from this city yesterday, on a
visit to the Hermitage, his residence
in the State Of Tennessee.
Mar. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

The wheat harvest viii begin in this
county. some time during the present week.
The tuxuriant fields which We see ell around
US. are beginning to assume the golden ap.
pearance which betokens their readiness for
the scy,he. The crop will be unusually a.
bundant.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

We hear that Comm. WARnIxerox
has been superseded in the Office OF
Navy Commissioner, by the appoint
ment of Commodore STEWART to that
station. = Nat Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

] have on hand CrifIas Moving and
Cssdl'ng Scytbes--a isrgs stock II strong
and fine SHOES FaF Hats LsmOns-O o.
anees ADD Cocoa Nuts
iune u GEO HUMPHREYS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

COmmissioner's OHce. Charifsfo,en, !
Jess 81, 1880.
TIE parties N the above suit. are here
by soiiGsd. that shall. on Friday the 2Sd
day VI Jolly nexi. ~ . o'clock, A. NJ. enter
upon the execution Of tie above order II
my Office aforesaid. snd coRginao frosn DE- [,
to day nniIl my report be eOaspls,e, wken
md rbefr They Will attend With The seees.
sary papers and vouchers
Il NOkTlllNGTON, MAJ Cow.
June -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

A meeting of the subscribers Of Stock j,
the Smith6elj and Hsrpers- Ferry Turnpik,
Company, ~ss held on Friday last at Mr
Backmaster's hotel. in this place. for the pur
pose of organizing the Company. and cleo,
ing . president and live wheresp
on the following gentlemen were elected. via
John Yates. Preadeni
lanes Shirley. js. fontaine Deekham, Bush
rod &. Washington. John Humphreys and
John Buekmas,er. Directors.
II is supposed that tho Company will com
mence operations Immediately.
The people OF Hampshire have long had
it in contemplation. to improve the road lead
ing through that county. from the National
Road beyond Cumberland. To Smith6cId in
transporting their produce to baltimore. and
attracting the wagons and trav oilers. from the
west. We call upon them no.s to commence
the work. inasmuch ass sufficient sum la,
been subscribed. not only for the road be
tween smithfieId and iiarpers- Ferry, but also
for the entire distance from iIarpcrs.Ferry &c
fredcIicktown. Md, thus filling up the hole
Of the direct route TO Baltimore.
We anticipate the pleasure Of seeing ihi.
road great ihoroughfsre. The facilities for
crossing the Potomac. afforded by the bridge
atiiarPers Ferry the curios;iies 81 that place
both natural aud artificial, the beautiful coun.
Try through which the road passes. aud above
all. the circumstance that the route is drec,
ono. will hold out great inducements TO ira
vellers. We hope the work will be prose
cu,ed with eGergy both in MarylAn and vir
gihia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
NEW MODE OF DR.7WL.>r

NHE holder of Five Tickets or Shares viii
81 be certain OF obtaining NJ least Two
PAIRS, aud may draw SEVEN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY

no. q. FOR 1880,
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Uedr,es-
day the 5OM June.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

Superior Cboppios Ares.
Grading and Moving Soythes.
And Indian pond whetstsnes.
lust received and for sale by
- &. w. HAMMOND.
Charlestown. June 23, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

April, 1880,
Thomas Tool. administrator of Joseph
McnurrGn, deed, PLAINTirr,
AGAINST
Margaret DiIon, E1ecuirir of John
DiTon, deed. and The heirs Of said
deed, John Taylor and Others,
DEFENDANTS.
hfilS cause came on 10 be heard this
- SOth day Of April, 1880. upon the bill
exhibits and demurrer filed on the part OF
the defendants, Dixons. and was argued
by counsel on consideration uhsresf, the
court doth override the said demurrer, and
order that the defendants answer -
Whereupon, the answer Of Margaret DIX
90, an iDlant, BY Jshn ). Magiil, her guar
dian ad Item, - fiied--Snd by consent of
the parties by their counsel, a. s sdjudzed
ordered, add deeTeed. that Master Com.
missIonss WOrthington do eHamise, state,
ADD settle, the executorial account Of the
defendant. Margaret Dixon, as exceutT,S
Of john Oxen. deceased, and ascertain
the amount Of the personal estate lefs by
lbs said JohB Dixon and that be also -
certain the amount q the real estate iefi
by 'bs said John Dixon, deceased, and
make report 10 this court. 10 order 20 4
\ final deeTee--stsiiog al matters special,
deemed pertinent by himself. or Which
nay be required 10 he 80 stated by any Of
the parties. A copy-rests.
DANL LEE, c. G.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23
HIGHEST PRIZE,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
~ pTizes amounting 10

S149 prizes amounting 10 $1,000 Dol,
Only 900 tickets in ,he seherne-Tbe Pr,
zcs all psysble ia CASH. which as usual 81
Conss's OsSsVE, can be had the moment the
arc drawn.
NODE or DRAWING.
The numbers will be pat into one wheel =,
usual, and ia the other viii be put the prize,
s6ore the denomination Of i've dollars. The
drawing "a progress va the usual manner.
The 500 prizes of Eve dollars viii be swatd.
ell TO The tickets having the terminating e.
gufe corresponding 18th either Of the term.
mating figures OF the two frs, drawn numbers
of different, formations from 1 10 ) ineiu
s,Ve; aud 10 the tickets With terminating &
gufe corresponding with either Of the tvo
hrsi drawn u diiitTen, tcrmins,ions lrum r 90
o inclusive. by tbs mode u drawing, The
holder Of Eve tickets esd,0g Nith the hgurs !.
20 Inclusive. os . g. q inclusive. viii be-
certain 81 sbrafHtS, az icasf ~ Prfzes and
MAJ drG4g SerCp'
Tickeis 50 90 Q,,artsrs 81 -
Halres ~ 30 EighiL,, %
'.soRDERs either BY mali (Poss pa,d) or
pri, sts eonseyaDrs. sBeiO.iag The Gosh os
Priles. vii meet me same prompt and r,ins
tusi sushi'oa ss'f os PvTsoBsi spplicsilon
Address
LCOIIEN. Jt. Il BROTHERS.
baltimore. June .. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-23

The National lntelligcncer has a
lengthy enumeration Of THINGS LErr
UNoOSE by the last session Of Congress
Let US all be grateful that the nation is
not included in fhe list. T.. S. Gas.
The first attempt 90 prevent the de
livery Of mails on Sunday, was made
"a 1871, the year after the passage Of
the Law requiring IT.. a memorial vas
sent TO Congress from Boston; and j.
mong the slgners were William r..
Charming, Horace Holley, and other
eminent elergymen Of the Unitarian
Church. SO that the conspiracy as
II - ealled) did not originate IN
modern times, or with the sect upon
whom reasonable designs are nos,
eharged.--L Philadelphia Morn. Jour.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-20

BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

A very interesting work ,in three vol
umes. called Stories Of Waterloo, has
just been published, from which the
following correct and effective descript
ion Of the evening after the DIRE adful
battle which gave lissrty 10 the Cont
nent is extracted.
--wsnder o'cr hiabloody Held.
To the beck our dead. and then to bury them;
To sort our mobiles from our cdmmcn men |;
For many
Lie drown'd and soak'd in niercenary blood
Shakspesr's Henry y.
!. The last CLEAN ol fading sunshine
fell upon the rout Of Waterloo. Tn,
finest arms, for its NUMBER. that France
had ever emba,tled in field, was ut
terly defeated and the dynasty o
that proud spirit for whom Europe wa
too little. was over.
Night came. but it brought ne re-
spite TO the shattered army Of Napole
on and the moon rose upon tn
T" BROKEN host" TO light the victors I
their. prey. The British forgetting
their fatigue. pressed , the ,ear Of III
fying enemy /; and the roads, covers
! wi,h the dead and dying, and sbstruc
: ed by broken squiPases and dsssrte