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the NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Our columns, to-day, term With detail. II Inn
postant foreign intelligence. sincc tie battle d
Waterloo. nothing has usnspis,sl la Europe. cal.
sulss~d 20 awaken such deep feeling, II Interest.
CURIOSITY is zap to the highcs, pitch. To know the
course which sh- Holy Alliance will pursue, and
the rfcct which the event vii. have upon Amcri-
can interests Our own opinion j., that IL the
French people adopt limited monarchy, they
viii b. suffered 20 Regulate their o~n aifsirs; bu,
If they should xsacmp< to form a republican go
vcrnment, they viii draw down upon thcir heads
the long accommodating wrath Of the kings who
claim 10 rule by "disin~ right" Perhaps. the
Emperor Of Austria may favor the prctensions of
his graHd-soa, Napoleon H., and in that event,
the objections Of other powers might as we'll
cease. lie has the power, with the sanction of
the Preach nation, to establish this youth some
What firmly on the throae Of his father. Que
t.ing this Revolution in France has clearly est.-
blshed, and that is. that thr press, backed by the
liberal and potent spirit Of the age, can achieve
mighty results in the of freedom. The ef-
fort Of the King and his ministers, to abolish its
liberty, VAS the iass silly struggle Of impossn, ty-
ra"ny II was nm attemp, TO qucli src by adj
ding fuel TO its raging Games.
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A s,Apn


.hessTs Gsllsker 4 Dsugherfs
Mr. Frame and family desire, through
the medium, Of ycur paper, to return th~i,
gsatefsl Acknowledgements 10 those per
sons ~ho took IN active part. on Sunday
evening The 6th inst in srre.iing the Hame
that consumed their bsrn aud grain. and
threatened them with . komeles. ssiourn.
They would he glad persoasIIy 10 eSpse ..
their heartfelt gratitude 10 each ipdi vidu.I.
and these were not few, Who o, inc d
much sympathy and lsboused eoaspicu-
ousiy on the above mentioued trying oc
cas'on; but this Is NOT practicable Those
individuals will please take The will for the
deed. Their names sse known. aud en-
gfsved upon the tablets Of our hearts and
what nass be 10 them . fas greater reward.
- the pie asing coosciousness ofhayinr per.
formed 90 faithfully the duty Of neighbors
We would not forget those who r.mov.
ed, with the best intentio6S. the furniture.
&c. from the dwelling house. The .res,
caro- and attention Of those vho enes eed
IN this very responsible task. is preved by
the very fe~ unimportans articles Lost, and
tho a'tonishinsly good condition Of those
that we're saved
Thee Acknowledgements would have
been made soonsr. but for the confusion
and perplexity Which necessarily follow
such disastrous circumstances.
Sept. IS, 1880.
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Charleston Ereef!-A great meeting
has been held IN Charleston, s. G. and
resolutions adopted, dcnouncing Null.
lihcatiou and the projected Conven-
ton, and breathing ardent attachmen,
TO the Union; James l.. Petigree, At
torney General Of the State, presiding.
The meeting also declared its attach
ment TO Jackson and State Rights, and
hostility TO the Tariff.
Ihe Charleston Anti Nullific alton
Press, e1uits in the numbers Of this
meeting, and considers il decisive Of
the cause Of Modification in that patri.
otto city. TEjid.
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NOTICE.

A LII those who became purchasers az
tue sale OF the personal property Of
oamue' Davenport. dee d. are notified tina,
their respective obligatisns Tell due on the
18th Of August past. and that promp, pay
ment must be made. For the convene nee
oil those that made purchases. I will al.
tend atCharIestswn, al Mr. Hams tavern
on the 18Th. and 2oth and 18th OF this
month Also. those who were iodsbted TO
the estate previous TO The sale. are re-
quested to make immediate payment, as
am determined TO bring suit without res
pect TO persons. NJ October Court
CHAS. ORRiCK, Frey.
IF Samuel Davenport, dec d
Sept. IS. 1880.
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NoTI0E.

A Ta meeting Of Board OF Managers OF
"A the Auxiliary Colonization Society oi
Chsriestown, IL vss resolved, that notice be
gwen, requesting member of the Society e
psy their annual subscription immedi.teIv.
u !" designed thu, the moneys at present in
toe hands OF the Treasurer. and those collect
ed by the 9Th instant, be forwarded to the
Psren, Society.
A prompt compliance With the resolution
OF the Board. u respectfully solicited.
Sept Is, 1880
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STOP THE COUNTERFEITER.
$50 REWARD.

WILL give tho shove reward, for the sp-
u Prehension and convection of q certain
JOHN or BENJAMIN y. SMITH, who
calls himself DR.. smith Thi, man boughs
from me. on the 2b,b Aug = -mxiI bsy horse,
ABOUT yesrs old and between ~ and ~
HANDS high. natural trott~r, with part Of
the msns near The ears rubb.d otf-for
which be paid me in counterfeit monsy-
nss'dss exchanging With me about three
hundred dollars also eounterfeit, for which
gave HIM good money. The couuisrfeis
money which he Fsvc me 10 prime ipsIly on
ths Commercial Bank OF PhiisdeIphis. part
" on stephen Girrard's Bank, aud part
~ on the Bank OF North America; q large
snPP', OF Shich none, IL 10 believed be hs,
with hin. Smith ~ about s feet 10 ,neb-,
high, between IS end 40 years old, dark
compleeicJ, strong black besrd and hair,
STOUT oniit, long, projecting nose. with plea
SAINT etenance. Had on q light grew co.
Toured coai'es, blue cloth pantaioon., whits
nat. and boots. Hs-is from Reading. Penn
s,ivsnis. whore to IN, kno ledge. he lived
IN ISIS. The above reward to be psid on
recovery Of my monev and the conviction OF
Smith. DAytn a "a mn
Clear Spring, Md. Sept. 2, 1880.
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RICHMOND. SEPT. &.

RICHMOND. SEPT. 8.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
suddenly called. assembled last night
at the Capitol, Thomas Richie, Esq.
in the Chair, and John II. Peasants.
Secretary,-to devise some mode 10
commemorate the public sense Of the
late glorious Revolution in France.
The meeting WAS perfectly harmonious.
and determined on a Military and Ci,i-
zrns' procession, on Saturdsv-a Ma
tionai Salute-and a recommcud alton
to the citizens Of a general illumina-
t'on. on Saturday night. Mr.. Wynd-
ham Robertson. ef the Eek. Council.
designated 10 deliver an address in the
Capitol. 1Uhig.
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The schooner Panels, at New York,
sa''ed. from Carihagena on the 9Th ult.
The captain states. that Bolivar re.
NAMED at Carthagena, where an at.
tempt had been made to assassinate
him, and several Of the inhabitants i'm.
piioated in this design, had been ar
rested The country was in a very
unsettled state.
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FOR RENT.

A BLACKSMITH SHOP, Dwelling
IN House and garden. With the privile &c
Of Ere wood snd pasture fcs ons COW snd
horse. This shop - lying on tho main
road from Winchester 20 ShepheFdstown f.
where the stage passes every dsy. snd -
neueh travelled By wagons 90 Baltimore
This 10 IN excellent stand, aad there vail
be two hrss constantly Kept going. wish
. lrstFste Smith. and one Who 10 sober
snd can come well recommended Pos
session given on the LIT Of October neat.
would prefss = man with . snail family.
exPees 10 boil& shop fer = Tagos- ass-
ker. and . dwelling house, next summer.
near The smith sbsp. Any one wishing t.
rent, uill aPpIy 20 fhs subscriber living 10
yeasFson county. three miles from smith
field. rHOS. CAMPBELL.
Sept 20. 1880 st
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\ CARD.

'>HE subscriber would request al those
u whose accounts have been Of long stand
ing, to come forward and discharge the ~, be
ing IN great need st this time. wishing "a
go below shortly, their aid is Indispensable
!, being entirely out Of his power TO call on
all personally, he therefore hopes this appeal
will not be disregarded
N. BUCKMAsTER.
Sept. Is, 1850.
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THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE.

Our position, that the present system OF public
executions is injurious and incxpedent has alrea-
dy received practical illustration.
A negro man, belonging to Mr.. II. Ii. Talbot,
OF Shcpherdsto~n, and in the employment &c Mr.
James Marshall, Of this county, committed sui
eide, on "Wednesday last, BY hanging hims II with
his wagon line. The circumstances connected
With this affair, have been related To us IN the fol-
lowing manner: James, the servant alluded to,
had been living in the family of Cox's father,
while a lad, and had probably been the nurse Of
that Inflated youth. The attachment Of carly
years still existed, and this faithful negro sttend-
cd the execution Tie there exhibited great sym-
pathy and distress-rcmaI&n ing that be would give
millions, IL he had them, 20 save Cox's life AZ
Ger the close Of the tragedy, he told some of his
comrades that he believed he would hang him
self. but no particular attention was paid to the
remark. II was noticed, however, that he co.,
tnued 20 be melancholy. IL the regular pursuit
oil has business, as WAGNER for Mr. Marshall, he
procecded To Baltimore, sold his load Of -four dc.
posted the money with some merchant. arrcea-
bly, To order, and vas ON his return, in company
"'e'' SS'sc ot'ft companions no
'iecd that the dreadful scene sill proved ON hi 8
mind and ~Hs the principal topic Of conversation.
They stopped AT tavern, near Boon.borough,
Did. On "Wednesday morning, he hurried the
landlord TO get breakfaS;-harnesscd his horses,
aud made ready for his journey homewaryi. lie
then took of the gear, put his pocket book and
Whip into the bar, aud went of. rs the landlord
supposed, in search If something which he had
lost When missed for somc time, search was
made, and lac was found hanging to the limb Of q
tree, near fence, from which lac had probal,I,
jumped or
lie was very valuable servant, and highly e,-
'eemcd BY his masters family.
This singular event, shows that public cxeeu-
tons are productive of more harm than good
The moral psrt of the community need no such
Peetaeles TO deter them from evil deeds; the die
'olute will always disregard them. aud pcrsons
OF mechanically temperament, Judging. from t,c
case Of Cox, thst hsnsir7s presents but few psnsa
70 those Who are disposed To shuttle on thi.
mortal coil, y viii adop, that method Of getting
rd OF the gloom which Expresses them.
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.uessrs Galia,ier & Dsuxherty /.

'usssr' Caiiaher & Da~sherfy;
The following 10 COP, ut The or,eeed.
'ags OF . meeting held 81 Harpers. Perry on
,ne otn instant, also . copy Of the letter ID.
dressed to Col. Lucas, and his swwes to ,lss
committee. Concerning to become candidate
q the approaching election. You wiiI con.
ief favor on the committee, &C. BY giving
the proceedings. With the letter and answer,
an ,nsrr''on in your paper
with sentiments Of high esteem and re-.
gard am yours. respectfully.
JOHN L. HAYDEN,
In tehay fhai eu~..iifse.
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Charlsslorn. y,,Ds ood. IeaO.

CiarisslOIcn, June odd. 1880.
TNHE Stockholders " the IIarpers-
n Ferry, ChaIiestown and Smith
bed Turnpike Company. ere hereby mott
bed. that an Insialment Of t. . dollars and
hiiy eeats per share Of the stock Of said
esmpsny lbeing the let inslsImeni) is re
gsirsd to be paid toIiumpbrey keyss Esq.
The Treasurer Of the csmpsay. on The lsi
day Of August next; and further sum Of
two dollars asd fifty cents pes share. The
iog the ID ipstalmentl IN lkc manner on
ihs iifsf day Of October next.
By order ~ lbe Board of Directors.
ANDREW HUNTER, Sss'y
June %. 1880.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

vUSHE CoPsrtuership heretofore existing
y between the suhserihsr,. under the 6rm
OF Garry McNshon, IVES dissolved this day
by mutual consent.
JAMES GARRY,
, MCMAHON.
DarkesVille. Befkeiey Co
Sept ], l85o.
y. s. JAMES GARRY would respectful.
" inform the public, tbs' he has taken his
brother. PAraIeE Gaass. into Partnership,
and that the business will be continued BY
them. under the firm Of Iosses r. Fafy,ek
Curry. 1T the old stand. where those isdebt.
ed to the late firm Of Garry 4 Nc Nation, wiiI
please call end make psymen, 10 the subscr,-
bers only. JAMES GARRY
PATRICK GARRY.
Sept 8, 1907
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LErsBuRo. VA. SPIT. II

LEtsBURC. VA. SFPT. IT.
On Saturday last, Mr.. John Rose.
halter, Of this town. in q f, Of tempo.
rary arrangement, threw himself from
q second story chamber window, and
survived the fall but few minutes.
He has LEFT wife and FIVE infant chill.
dren 10 lament their untimelv bereavc.
ment. Genius Of Liberty.
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A III persons are hereby eausioned q.
= gs'as' passing through The fields Of
the subscribers. FOE the purpose o. gsn
ning. Se. The ia~ will be pot IN force
sgatnsi ~ tgespassers. without diseriusi
Nation. a. Therefore. hswaref
SAMUEL. WRIGHT.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Sept 8, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

In baltimore. ne price of FLous. from 80.
gons, on Saturday last. was IS IS. At which
h had eootoued through the week.
IN AIsxsndria. Flour vss IS I2B to IS ~,
do'ing The latter psss 81 tie week.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

The Nashville Wing, of the 25th ult.
says, "The bloody duel affirmed to
have been recently fought somewhere
in the State Of Mississippi, between
Doctors Smith and Jeffries, turns out
TO be hoax"
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the
4 next Legislature OF Virginia. praying
an act Of incorporation for company 10
erect bridge from vrsinius (the isisnd
opposite Hsipe's Frrry.) TO the LoudouB
shore. across the Shenandoah.
Sept I, 1880.
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PVxxXo SALE.

VII. "Hsr for sale. on Saturday the iSk
= s""sA'' a. my residence.
To ~ak horses, one colt.
One yoke of oxen,
Mich eos.--hoys. sheep,
One WAGON,
r"sghs. hsrrows gearing. &c. 10,
stationary Thteshing N.ehiue,
A wheat Fan. nearly new,
A template srOvE. sc &C
And lev hundred we,shs Of BACON.
A credit Of Elk months " ~ be given on "A
Sums 81 IS and upwards, the purchaser ~
'"g bond with good security, less sams. ihs
essn s'h be required The bacon ~ilf b.
sold Tor cash Sale TO commence ~ 10 o'eloch.
All persons indebted To me, are most res
pec'so'iy r-quesied to come forward and set.
"e' and oil che have accounts against me,
are requested to do likewise.
Sept. 9. 1850. }. NJ BROWN.
! avail mys~H Of this opportunity TO make
sck"os ledgements to the puel,c, FOE the pa.
"onsge received - Surveyor, aud hops
sthi to receive the same, &c merued.
J. ~ n
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Or those hauing bad Locks.
HAVE on hand. bras. knobbed and plain
j Locks, window Fasteninxs. sash Spr,ns,
s.e etc. made by John q. Smith, or Win
chester, which will be sold 81 the mi uursc
turers prices. WyH. r LOCR
Sept. is 1880
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THu aroCwHox.puaa

nv the smiih6eh. chaSleaosn snd EIss.
~ psrs- Ferry Turnpike Company. ere ".
"''nded that the ia ias'slHent beesne due
on the - instant.
August 8. 1870
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L'Idtagas Eiecfion.--For Clay, 80
Representative. IS Senators: total 81 i.
For Jackson, % Representatives, 5
eenators: total IS.
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Two or three good work Horses and fous
Mules, veil broke. For information, IN.
qu're OF the EnYOps
Sept. 3. 1880
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100 Bashels ground sIum SAILS.
= Sacks fine do.
? Barrels NACKERRI.
lust received snd fOs sale by
- CLEVELAND h CRAfGHILL..
Sept I, 1850.
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We copy the following notice, foe the infor-
nation Of travellers, from the lat Baltimore pa
Pe-;
Nofice.-It has been found necessa.
~ TO make the following arrangement
Tor the departure Of Cars on the Rail
Road, viz:
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Illinois EIeefiOn.--The returns from
the several counties 10 Illinois are said
70 give . COG votes for Reynolds. and
O,s6s foe Kinney, making a majority
Of 4, 1913 for Reynolds.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-15

The average increase OF inhabitants
in the state Of Maine. for the last ten
years, is rather above SO per cent.
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oGes IF fAe Ceisni.asioa Sseiefy. !

Sutv S1sS. 1890.
The Managers of the American Co.
lonixation Society have resolved TO de /.
spatch weasel to convey one hundred
or more emigrsnts from Norfolk tn Ii.
IBERIA, on the ist Of October. IL il
highly important that applications for
. pars.se in this expedition should be
early made to the Secretary Of the So.
ciety, ia Washington. Application for
a passage may also be made To Elliot,
Cresson. Esq. Philsdelphia; Gabriel
=. D'sosway. Esq. New York; III.
Latrobe, Esq. baltimore; John Nc.
Phaii, Esq. Norfolk; h. Brand. ESQ.
Richmond; X. II. roIer, Esq. Lynch
burg; or TO the Secretaries Of .ny of
the State or other Auxiliary Societies.
The New York Herald. in noticing
the Duke Of Orleans, the new aovc'
reign OF France, says" He was pro.
scribed, fled to this country. and laugh,
school in New Jersey" The Editor Of
the Philadelphia United States Ga.
zette adds, . that he evinced the bascst
'ngratitude to some Of his American
patrons. after he was restored to afilu
enco on the return Of the Bourbons.
September 6, 1880, was the Esd birth
day at the venerable La FAyErrE. nov
at the head Of the National Guard, the
hero Of three revolutions.
When the Hollsnders succeeded in
rcseu'ng their country from the GO
vernment Of the Bonaparte's, the emf
grants from that country to this imme
d'ately displayed the orange coeksde !;
and We are told that many Of the
French citizens in New York, on Fri
day and Saturday, wore the tri- coIorrd
cockadc. 70. S. Gag.
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MIXING, MENDTNC. a.

- his shop two doors north sf Aadrsw
WoOds' cabinet making shop Those sho
choose 70 favor him with their eassosa I.
shall have their work despatched AZ the
shortest nosirs. snd ~ the hest rnsen.y
STEWARD r. HARRELL.
Sept 9, 1880
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Doctor Benjamin Lincoln. Of Mas
sachusetts. has been elevated to the
anatomical chair Of the University oil
Maryland.
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WISH to purchase . quantity OF good
i nee FEATHERS, for Sbieb the hiSh,,
price will be given IN good.
Sept 10. Nm F.. Lock
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VNHE subscriber repeatedly informs his
customers aad the public 70 general.
that be intends q carry on the bushes. AZ
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Sept. Is. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-19

the nope OF being acknowledged freely and unan-
mousiy by the Greek nation, aud welcomed by them
rs the friend through whose their long and he
roic struggles were to DO repaid. by the security Of
their territories and tho establishment ofthcir indc
pendcnoc on a permanent and honorable basis.
IL is with the deepest regret that the undersigned
sees these hopes annhated. and is forced to declare
that tho arrangements ofthe Allied Powers and tho
opposition of the Greeks deprive Rim of the mower
of eiactng this sacred aud glorious object; and would
impose on him an Office Of very different character
that ola Delegate Of the two Allied Courts. an.
pointed by them to hold Greece in subection hy Tho
force of their arms. Such measure would BIO =. ro
pugnant to his feelings and injurious to his cbarac
ter as 1t is IN direct opposition To the objects of tho
Treaty OF the 9th July, in which the Three Power,
are associated for the purpose of obtaining tho paci.
Inc undersigned, therefore, formally resigns into
stances no longer permit him to execute with honor
To himself benefit to Greece, or ADVANTAGE 70 rho
general interests Of Europe. WV
He bcgs the Plcnipotentarics to accent. &c
LEOPOLD PRINCE DE SAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-19
DIE ~ TAI

nR. G. MUNROE, resident DENTIST, res
- pcctiully informs the citizens of Richmond,
Manchester. and their vcinites that he will remain
AT HOME during the Summer months. He will
insert from one to whole set Of natural artificial,
poRcEL teeth; also clean, plug, separate and ex-
tract, as well as correct Irregularities Of the teeth
Ills prices are very moderate; and if his services
when rendered, should not please the patients, no
charge will DO made.
DIR. NJ. may be consulted at all hours between q
in the morning and in the evening, at his residence
ON + street. directly opposite tho new Presbyterian
Church.
aug II ooI9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-19
A Short Vacation.

"AVING frequently heard Parents and Guardi-
n IL ans of. children, complain Of the Summer Va
cation being too long shalt give only the last weok
nation, apply to at my School. house on i4th
street, few doors above Mr.. Nashs Book -stoore.
jy Ie-co0t JAS. A. OSWALD.