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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
IMPORTANT SALE.

WILL be sold. at the late residence oil
w James Baker. decd. At the Stone
bridge. Frederick county. Va. on JHedaes.
day the 2ifh. and Thursday the 25th Of No
RENDER. instant, all his
Real and Personal Estate.
Making together one Of the most valuabls
sales ever offered in the county.
THE FARM, being that on which the
deceased resided, will be offered on the
24th instant IL contains about $50 acres
divided into suitable portions Of meadow
and upland, and in very high state OF
cultivation. Some idea gifts fertility NAV
be formed from the fact. that the crop OF
wheat this year, from $50 acres, amount.
ed to 5000 bushels, and the soil is equally
well adapted for the raising Of all other
kinds Of grain. Upwards Of . 80 acres are
finely timbered. and the meadows are sup.
piled with running streams. which neve,
fail IN the driest seasons. The farm, in.
deed. when the fertility Of iis soil, its i'm.
proycments and local advantage ere con-
sidered, is regarded as the most valua bic
in the county Of Frederick.
THE DWELLING HOUSE il large
and very convenient: the barn, tho st..
bies (Which can accommodate 90 or so
horses). the corn house. and other out.
houses. including negro houses Of atone
src all Of the FIRST order, and calc ulated
Tor extensive farming II is deemed up
necessary to say more, as those disposed
to purchase will have On opportunity o.
viewing the premises. Terms u,ade known
at the sale.
AS the sale Of the farm viii occupy the
greater part Of the a4fh. the sale OF the
personal property will take place on the
25ih. to Wit. on 1zsgsdsy hs asia instant
when will be cold, . number Of HORSES
smong which are = pair Of fias carriage
horses. and three fine saddle horses
Several likely NEGROES. cattle, sheen
and hogs; . quantity Of corn; farming
utensils; between 1900 and 5000 bush
els OF WHEAT; and household and ki,eh.
en- furniture. Terms made known 1T the
sale. JOHN BAKER. Er'foy
Frederick County. Va
Nov 10. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

A MEETING oftbc Overseers Of the Poor
"A Of Jefferson county, will be held A the
tavern OF Elias Edmontls in Charlestown. on
Friday the 10Th day Of December next, st
wh'ch time and place proposals win be re.
ceived Tor Superintendent to take charge Of
the poor The ensuing yesr--said superini end.
cot WILDE required 10 furnish suitable house
ior Their accommodation. And NJ the same
ume' proposals win be received to supply the
poor WITH The necessary qusniiiy OF pork,
oeef' hour. corn. clothing, &c. for enc year
from the first Of January next. A full meet.
ING ef The board issequested o. an early hour,
and the proposals. must be handed in s.on sf
ter the board is formed. The Sheriff. vii
DC expected TO settle their accounts on tina,
day. ~ order,
Nov. -, 1890. U.s.
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- q -
"lx.L - essisl, 10 tbs hiehest bid.
w der, ~ Riiy Ire i0fk " N.
esSsbeys q ~ sssidesee. sii ~ pesseasI
psepsssy ~ Cssres l.s5srsy. senior. deed
cossiseing Of
Ose dssk ssd bosk case,
One corner cupboard.
One Ak plate stove end pipe.
Oss bedstsad--a Iopsusify sf books,
Various ether astislss of utility too ,ed,ou.
70 eaumerate. A credit Of SIX months
viii be gives <sa ell purchases o: three
dollars snd upwards. By the purchaser Civ
ing bond snd approved security I'll sum,
under that smoant. The cash will he re-
q.'sed, Sale 10 commence st 10 o'cloe Z,
when due attendance will he given BY
GEO BACKHOUSE, .7dsr.
Nov. 81. 1880.
AN persons having claims sgaiust The
above estate. arc requested to exhibit
them, properly authenticated. for settle
ment; and all persons indebted to said
estate. are requested to make immediate
payment. q. B. .4dmr.
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RuDxx0 8Ax.E.

hE sssscribes Sili osts RDs ssle, ss Hall.
IN 10y, .s. oa Friday the 10Th of Move m.sss ..
~ No HousehoiJ snd Kitchen r.,,.;s,,,. GO
sssss~e - one eosnev cupboard ~. ei.,r.
one bed oac excelient reg ear,,e, one ten
Plate stove. Also. some Bsos,. ,oyr,h.r
With . variety ct ARTICLES Too pum~rou. ,a
mention. Iv'Ii siso oHer ose cov-e.hh..s
Tn the garden. and some bees e,rd,, IS
months w'li be given % Ill sum. az ,rd -
oo.e i've dotiars, the purchaser giving iona
and approved security /; under ,hs, .m ,,,,,,
cash ON be required. Sale to commence :,
~ O'Clock, A. ~. when attendance VII D.,
given by WV. NgCI,ors
Nov ~, 1850.
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PUBLIC sAx.r or r.AmD

Rf virtue OF deed of trust, executed To
- the undersigned. by John Packe,a,d %.
NINA his vile. to secure deb, made PAYABLE
TO Lydia Fry, e1eeu,rix Ut Dsniei Fry, deed
since assigned 70 John HoIliogs~ or,h os Ken.
lucky. which deed has been duly recorded
IN the clerks Office Of the eoanty eour, Of
Jensrsoa, . shall proceed To sell. or the pre-
%'ses. on 1h~rseioy the ID dizzy Of Ll<cen,.
Ger "erf. to the highest bidder. for cash, q
eer." uset or parcel Of LAND, lying in
said deed. 70 ACRES, more or less, .d.
joining the lands of John Grsoshsm. William
Grantbsm, and Others. The subscriber will
convey such title ne Is vested in him by the
deed Aforesaid.
JAMES SHIRLEY, Jr.
Oct. 81, 1880. Ti..r.>
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
NEW AND CHRAP GOODS.
WE ere nov receiving . very large snd
w desirable stock of
CHEAP 000nR.

which viii be sold unususlly cheap. The
following comprise part Of our stock.
0ss bale superfns blue, =
One ditto superfins black,
One ditto super6as brown and olive. -
0es ditto 6ps brown aud olive, =
One ditto suPsrGns drab and mixed >
Fifty pieces Ans and superfsns sattinstts.
Forty pieces assorted Fisnnsis,
One bale rose Blankets,
One ditto point ditto.
One ditto superfine a. blssched Shifting,
Ono ditto Emo do. do.
Two bales ~ brown Sheeiinxs.
One bale rs do. do.
Three cases Of fashionable Hats.
One case Of assorted Caps,
One hundred pieces fancy Prints.
One bale Of splendid Carpsiiog,
One thousand pair Of Shoea. (sssorted,)
4 large stock or striped and fuiied Linseys
TOGETHER WITH LARGE
STOCK or SILK GOODS.
One case OF Dun.tabie Bonnsts,
One do. Navarino do.
As well ~ almost every article of fashion. fan.
cy, or comfort-all of which we are anxious
TO sell on cur ususl liberal terms. and invite
our friends and the public generally to call
and examine our stock.
CLEVELAND & CR.aIGHILL.
Nov. -, 1850.
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VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS.

+ listrsssisg Eress. I'VE learn that
= child about tosr years old. bel.ur;ns
N . Nh -, living % the corner ~
Sophis and Bu6sl0 Sta. IN this village.
81 Wednesdsy evening last, playing
vsu' some shasings near the Gre place,
communicated the Gre 10 its clothes.
and vas 50 dresdfully burned AZ to
expire during the night. There va,
mo- one present when the Ore commeoc.
ed, 10 render sssistan nc ,exc~o, The mo.
ther. who was % completely mfoxicat.
ca Is to b. beyond the pow~r Of extin.
gushing the aames, or even making
any attempt. When the chiid's clothes
were almost burned to q cio,ler. ali.
did indeed make an attempt. more bra.
TEL than human, To remove them. and
while doing ~, literally scraped away
The skin aud flesh 0f the sgoaix ell sui
ferer.-lR Rochester ~. T. psper.
A most ats0cious murd :. was com
mittcd on the 98th slt. la the upper
part OF Chester District, upon the b.,dy
Of MIR. Benjamin OBacnon, a young
gentleman about &c years Of age, BY 3
banditti Of seven negroes. After the
commission OF this crime. the fueitives
made their way to the vicinity Of York
vile, where other atrocities were COM
.nitted, when pursuit was underts-
ken BY the citizens Of that district, and
four OF the negroes had already been
taken. An active search was making
for the remainder. Zone man and two
women,) and q reward OF one hundred
dollars had been offered by the citi-
zens Tor the arrest Of Big George, the
principal offender, Who WAS still At
large Cnariesfon Courier.
O The communication Of "PaoxErxrrs, -
came to hand too Late for this week. paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
TH8 A6AAlHTS.
The price Of FLorn, in Baltimore, has been,
during the last week, at s..
In Alexandra, 81 20.


On the i6th inst. BY the Rev. Scely Bum, at the
hoS.c OF Mr.. WARNER Peters, Mr.. JoEI PiRxsor
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. s..,,.
tmus fusion, MIR. WILLIAM Axruoxr 10 Mis-,
FRANCIS kKrEs, both Of jefferson county.
AZ Easton. Talbot county, Md on TUESDAY tho
9th inst. the Rev. STEPHEN H. BALcH, Of Ceorys-
town, ID. q; to Mrs JANE PARRoTT, Of Easton,
and formerly Of Gcorgcsown.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
A NETTING

IN the Stockholders in the smitb6eId.
~ Chsr'essown. and Hsrpers-Fery Turn.
PIKE Company. IS earnestly requested. 81 the
tavern Of Henry Raines, in Cbarle,so~.. ON
Friday the 26th instsn, 1t II o'clock. A. N.
Many Stockholders.
Nov. IL, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

On the Louisville and Portland Ca
nal. = man. while intoxicated. IN blow
ing rock. took a brand IN his hand,
snd waved Il, 90 make II lively before
touching = train. 4 spark fell into
smother bsrc, which blew up. aud q
iragH,snt Of rock struck him, taking his
head cor pleiely OF his shoulders.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
Rare and Desirable Articles.
WE HAVE M STORE

MUSCAT WINE by the case or single
lvl bottle.
Cofdisis by the doz. or single bottle,
Preserved ginger by the jsr or single 10.
Oranges and Lemons
Rsisins and Walnuts,
Crackers and Cheese.
Soda, Biscuits and Almonds.
Florida and Cologne Water.
Our friends and customers " ho may want any
OF the above articles. are very politely re.
quested 60 call and supply themselves.
CLEVELAND q CRAJGHlLI..
Nov. "a.
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NOTIcE.

A IL persons Nbo have Tin and other Ware
u ~ ny shop - HsrpeTs Perry, which 30,
been 'epa'Fed, ste reqsesssd 20 take said 80
'eles swsy. CO OF before the 18th o. Decesn
ber "eNi, o'hefeise they vilt be sold fur the
Coz, ~ the wofk. Wa. L. CHlPLEY.
Nov. %, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The Rev. Mr.. CoLrow. late editor
OF the Washington City Chronicle, has
been appolnied chaplain 10 tie Navy.
add has 70 consequence left Washing
ton TOT Pensacola. BaL Paf.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

ME- have received another supply of is,l
w led BsEs snd Begging.
CLEGELf.f'O & Cr.gICVTIT.
nov e, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
wTgcuEsIFa, NOV. no.

- "rNNeetEeg NV lgs
Small por. case Of small nor
mentioned IN our last, terminated "a
tally yesterday sbout noon. The first
report, that the subject Of Il had csugh,
the infection from another person. is
now believed not to be true. there be-
ing every reason To conclude that IL l.
an original case, arising IN car own
town The subject was not removed
TO the country. as was intended, il be
ing thought preferable for him 10 re.
main at his own home, and to place q
guard At the door 10 prevent az ineress
o. egress save the visits Of lis physi.
clan. Thus far the disease has 20,
been communicated 20 any eshcr per.
son, add AZ the ssnerer i nov dead.
It . presumed the eoniagion will die
with him Republican.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

Bener0tsnes.--We learn i!sat the
gentleman Of whom Mr.. Randolph rent.
cd furnished house ia Sc. Petefsbarch,
,uhieh he kept about q week has re-.
lnltted the amOant received in payment
$50 rubles, eqsal 20 Sl4O) a. a dona.
tom to the Boston sesmeh's Friend
Society.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The editorial corps are certainly in
luck at present. Mr.. DE Potter, Tor.
merly the editor Of LIBERAL paper 81
BRUSSELS, and ~ho vas prosecuted, aod
finally banished, by the ministers Of
The late King, is now At the head 0l
tie Provisional Government Of Bel.
GUM. Il Telegraph.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
GRAFT & HAdNR,
Flour and Communication Merchants.
soassA OF sAaxsr Asp rAcA sru.srs.
Baltimore.

DEC leave to info-m their friends and the
y public, that they are now PIE pared 70 re.
eeise Flour, with every description Of Pro.
duee, which they will sell ~ . moderate com.
miss'oo. or purchase At the highest msrk es
price. They hsse . lsrge~sstfN sommctiioos
warehouse. With every convenience Tor ~s-
CONS. and viii give prompt suen,ion 10 all
Who may favor them With their CUSTOM. -
They Gil, have NJ ell times on hand, Plasfer,
rI.h' Sal. &c. 81 the lowest prices. They
VIII Also receive orders for the purchase Of
every description Of Merchandise his mar.
ket will afford. at Q moderate cemmis,ion.
Nov. 10, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

A Turnip weighing IL pounds Q
ounces. raised by Mr.. Elisha Jackson,
OF Louisa cosntys has been poIiiely
presented to Us by gentleman Of this
city. We are so little eonversant with
the growth, that we do not hazard any
challenge to Others TO beat this, but Il
really looks 10 rs like n mammoth.
Riehmosd Wing
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

Mr.. William White Of Fairfax coun.
~, left at our Office On Saturday, a Tur.
nip weighing sixteen pounds. II is real
" a whaPper.-l.a ier. Ces.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The London '.0Iobe and Traveller -
81 the 18th October, eoasaias The FOL
io~iHg article, taken from he Taan.
ton Courier
" Unparalleled Means Engine trip. -
NJ. stsphensoB, the proprietor Il The
Rocket Eagine. on thu Manchester and
Liserpoal Railway. had THIS week dc.
eide.l IN his fasor = wager 81 one fhoU-
se'id gt'iHsos upon the speed q his "a
gne, BY tFasersing The distance be
tween the t'Se fawns. lfhiTy-lfr0 miles, !
"a rHiRTy-THaUF uTxcaEs."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The LiverPool and Manchester Rail
way appears &c be interfering with tie
business Of the coaches plying between
these cities. The following appears
IN a Liverpool paper Of the 9th cit
I'VE understand that several of the
reaches have been wiihdrawn from the
Liserpsei s.s8 sissehessss read IRON.
the iDpossibility Of eonteading with
the railway. This was ~ course "a
be expected. The namber u passen.
gers eenssysd BY the Raiiwsy Com.
pany last week has been from eight
hundred 20 a lheasahd a day
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

Vho wouId moi subscribe for Ne,cs-
paper ?-The editor Of paper, (Which
Is not to be sneeTed aC published in
Shawneetown. Illinois, says, that he
will receive bacon, tallow, beeswax.
and feathers. in pay ment Of subscrip-
tionsand ADVERTISEMENTS and requests
his patrons TO pay the postage OF all
letters enclosing remiffances!
lCoun. Detcctor.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

o. The communication Of {" Pnoxrrxrrs.
came to hand toolste for this weeks paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

The following gentlemen will com
pose the South Carolina Delegation in
the Odd Congress: Col. Drsyton, Mr..
Me Dufie. Col. Martin, Mr.. Barn.
we'll. MIR. Mitchell, Ga place Of Col.
CampbelD Gen. Blair, Mr.. Nuckoiis,
Mr.. Davis, Gen. Griffin lin place OF
Gen. Tucker.)
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

JAMES SHIRLEY. Jr.
L ~ 1851. Trustee.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24

in'e''scnee from Europe still crowd, the CO.
limns of the ei,. prints We End IL impossible
to Keep pace with IL; for IL often happens, that
., tho un'e ne g,t an article in type, something
comes to hand, sarerscdins it, on perhaps contra
dieting Il altogether. We give a few important
hcns to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

3. The Administration Of the Genoral Govorrnnoni
We have moro ai,h in itnow than ever.
q. The Constitution of the U. States: Getting back to
sound construction
z. The Congress OF &c.
8. The memory OF the departed Heroes and Patriots
of the Revolution.
g. Tho surviving Patriots Heroes and Sages of the
Revolution.
10. Charles Carroll Of Carroon The only surviving
signcr of the Declaration of Independence.
IL. Gen. La Fayette: MAY all his ways 30 ways OF
pieasantness, and all his paths be peace.
IL The New Government Of Virginia: May il bring
Into actual practice the sacred principles of the Bill OF
Rights.
10. Woman: The hottcr part of man.
VOLUNTEERS.
By w. Lang, u. The Presidents Veto on the NAYS
Vile Road Bl-well done thou good and faithful SER
van The spirit OF the Constitution again breaks
forth after long deep sleep, that looked like the sleep
of death
by j. Decrnatt. V. p Ways s Means: The paper
ediiice will tumble AID smother the constructive advo.
Gates OF Arisocracy.
BY II. L. Burloot Amos Kcndall: In his report con-
corning Mr. Kings accounts, he does but fulfil his pro-
mise of making every Anti-Jacksonian deGauor ii he
can, even by the assistance of falsehood
by w Redford. Removals from Office: The people
themselves began the work. and they expected that
Andrew Jackson would complete it; aud SO let it be
done
by 7. Jones' May every defulter DO removed from
Office, whether King, Duke, or Lord.
By j. Stokes. Rcpublicansm: The highest man is
not above the people, nor the hunbest below them;
by 1. Ashbrook Gen. Andrew Jackson: The Hero
oil Orleans and our countlys gory may he prove vic
torious in 1888.
by A. Golf Tazewoll s. Tyler: Their patriotic
votes in the Senate OF their country, ene them TO the
gratitude and applause of the nation
BY j. Crew. John Holmes of NJ. Republican Sc
nator of Massachusetts in 1911: Any thingbut Repub-
lcan Senator of the u States in $780, for such the all
OF Webster never be.
BY John Crew,ir. Webster's great speech in the Sc
mates YEA verify! great in length, great in sophstry,
i'm bullying Dragging clustering; every thing but the
true doctrines of the Constitution.
by j. Brooks. Clay s Arnold The latter called him
self the greatest Patriot alive, whilst actually in
against his country; what sayeth the former?
by p. X. Morgan. Com Porter: Exilcd from his
country, by malignant faction; he is honored for
his gallant and brilliant services.
by r. Redtord Van Burcns visit 10 Norfolk: Whv
should not he the Potomac to meet Randoph-as
Henry Clay has done before him, though on different
business.
BY r. Smith. Thomas jefferson Had lie lived, the
Maysvillc Message would have poured the oil of glad
into his very soul.
BY H. Cmds. Washington Jefferson and Jackson
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MADISON, Undana) July 2.-The President Of the
United States passed this ice, Tuesday ynorning
last on board the Steam Boat ATLANTA accompanied by
the Franklin. The boats stopped one Of the wharfs al
our landing for short tim and the President receiv-
ed The sautatioDs Of many Of citizens, both friends
AMI opponents. The President was accompanied by
number Of Ladies and gentlemen from Piusburg
wheeling and Cincinnati At Cincinnati Gen. Jack.
son stopped but about day. He refused public din.
ner; but accepted the invitations OF a number OF his
friends 10 private parties. We understand the people
OF Cincinnati much united az ever, and 20 far
from condemning his veto 10 the Maysvile road many
OF bis most violent enemies warmly applaud the course
he has pursued. The President, we understand has
accepted an invitation 10 attend the celebration of the
fourth Of July at Nashville. His health appeared unu-
sualiy good. [HeTdEL
Much excitement has bsen occasioned and iii pre-.
walls in Philadelphia owing TO the pardoning by the
President Of Wilson, the accompce Of Porter, re.
Gently executed for mail robbery; and gather ON
the National Gazette that the occurrence il sought 10
bs perverted TO party uses This surely is unbecom
lug There could be none but public motives for this
act Of clemeDcy the part Of the PRECEDENT lie may
indeed have misjuGged in performing ii--as without
other Information than we po'sess, II seems 10 us he
did; but he cannot have been led by any unworthy
consi 'era'ions IN y finer (StrOng oPpositionisf.)
n hodr.--The Jackson paper printed at Louisville,
lhyO lately made statement purporling hat the Rev
L. j. Chiffon father Of T. Chiffon member OF Congress-
had, at public meeting, made ech against the
course lately pursued by his II now app are
IL On recent number Of the paper that the edi-
tor was hodrsd-no such meeting having taken place
nor speech made. bolt Republican
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WAsHINGroN. July 81. IL:

- WARRINGTON, July I'd, 1880.
To the Editors of the National Iafeilieeucer.
GENTLENEN:--Incessan,ly occupied with detail. Of
business for some weeks past. have to-day seen for
the bret time, in file of the Telegraph the Nation
al Hotel, gross misrepresentation of debate which oc-
CURED at the last annual meeting of the Stockholders
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, pending the
election Of their officers.
The obvious design Of that misrepresentation being
followed up by an Editorial paragraph of the 25.h OF
June, in the same Gazette, in which, in reply 10 2
doubt expressed by the Editor of another journal
whether this report he fair lis truth is affirmed feel
duty To myself and friends to state, in relation 10
that report, that grossr suppression of facts az re
CARDS the circumstances and language OF the attack
made upon me by my adversary, or a more deceptive
carcaure OF the remarks with which that attack was
repelled, could scarcely have been imagined,
Through you, gentlemen beg leave to express the
hope that those Editors who have given currency to
the misrepresentatons to which refer will also rub.
lish this contradiction of them.
am, with much respect,
Your obedient servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16
MOM@I@Nf.
STILL LATER.

OFFICE OF THE N. Y. MERc. ADvERr1sER,
Monday, Noon, July IL. {
LATEST FROM EUROPE
The packet ship Cornthsn, Capt. Chadwick, arrived
yesterday morning, from London, sailed from Porte.
mouth on the % and the Lands End the s'h ult.-
We are favored with London papers 10 hc evening oil
the Isl u June.
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tFtom lhe n,Ilimore nepnbIienn

tFfOm The Bllmo1c NopuIhcan)
Mn. EOIroR.--Pease publish the enclosed, and
ohiige several Of your subscribers. who loes 10
Humbug.