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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT on RICH.WOND-.



Ship Commodore Prcbe, Hart, from Antwerp, il,
ballast. r' -
Schr piutarch, Shorter, from Baltimore, with sun
dries, TO g. Goode, Z Triplett ID Rapdolnb
+ Haxall d CO. l. Webb d CO., b Hillord, ] VIM
ston, Holllns.
Schr Emuous, Blanchard from Baltimore With
ballast.
Schr Elizabeth g. Rebecca, Williams, from New
York, with hay, to Winston.
folk. vac '>''
Schr Rising Sun West, from PHILADELPHIA. win
Norfolk. with sundries, to Peyton C NJ Mitchell,
v o. Warwick, ID II Hillard, J Bosher, 4 II Nash
Smith, d. Cosby g. CO., ] UalloweIl ~
howietf, w d. & Crane a Sweeny. Davenport
Allen d. CO., Bagweil Smith &, Hanna, G Beck Ian.
caster d DENLY, Workman g. M'Gruder, J Cor
don. Myers, hurry Otey & Tyndal, d Jackson,
DR. Brockenbrough. A Bargamin, Anderson, j
Mckildoe, s J CrumP, and L Webb g. CO.
Schrs Columbia 81 Phenix, from York RIvor with
schrs Southampton 81 Independence, from Choir
rystonc. ballast.
Schr Bachelor, Daugherty, from BALTIMORE bal
last. ~
Sch!s Highhycr, Goggin, and Lafayette, Gopgin,
from Eastern Shore. ballast
SisoP Capital, Naylor, from New York, ballns.
Sloop Flora. Sule, from New York ballast
Schr James Fisher Somers, from N. York ballast
Schr Ben Valentine. Phillips from Rostop
with plaster and fish. to Davenport. Allen 81 Co
BELOW-schrs. Richmond Packet, Libby, and
Chesterheld Beason, from New York.
SAILED.
Schr Ann Smith, Darling for New York, with TO-
bacco and flour.
Schr Rising Sun, Stanard, for Boston coal
Schr Walton, Gray, for Brandywine wheat
Schr Ann Howard, Mott. for Turkey Island, coal
Schr Caroline Marion, Harrington, for Baltimore,
Schr Columbian Star, for Alexandra, coal
Steamboat Columbus, Turner for Baltimore GOAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
Cheap Music.


'ENHH subscriber has received a large assortment
Il OF Lnhrogaphic Music, which he will sell at
cents per printed page and in instances cheap
er-hluch has been said about the incurrectness of
Llthographic Music, and with some degree of truth
The printing establishment hariug changed owners.
Is due to the present proprietor say that owing
10 ms particular attention, the LthographIo Music
printed at his establishment is correct as plate nu
sic--Ihe subscriber will give catalogue Of music
Oh hand with the price in cents.
IN.
Guitar and F2ute .uusic --Rosina NV dearest. IL:
Nee me by the Moonlight, II; Oh no, IN never
mention him, 6; March to the battle field IL
English Plate .uuSic at photographic Prices
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and COM
posed by John Parry, 12; Q! Beate Virgine sung by
Master Miller, arranged to Winters air of Bella
Dea," by Addison, iS; Pray Goody please to mode
rate, sung by Kelly, in the burletta of Midas. Is;
From her whose every smile is Love, by P. Pindar,
music by Philips, lG; 20 COVE Omnipotence" COM
posed by Winter, arranged TO English words by Ad-
dson, and sung at the Oraoros by Miss Rennell 49,:
Deep in my SOUL from Byrons Corsair, composed BY
b. A IL. Esq. rs; All! sigh not thus, arranged TO an
old Irish melody, by Craven, IS; Ny hearts fit to
break with an accompaniment for the Piano Porte
and Harp, by Craven, &c; When DER htes sunshine
clouds are cast, Duet, by Miss Kelly, 10; | will
not say, farewell for ever cazonet by John Parry
10; I've roamd through many a wearied round, sung
BY Miss Kelly, re.
aug Is SaNYaV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

consistent with himself. that between the 9th and
10th August IS too long interval for him to pre-
servo his congruity!*
In what We say, we have been prompted by sense
OF duty. We would gladly have done with tho
biehmond Enquirer its lberality and it's tcrgiversa-
lions forever and have more than once, sot such
resolution But, situated we are, our own feelings
and the demands of others political friends. will
not permit us to observe this course. We have no
burt hair Of his or any other mans head, that
breathes anger is with us, the spark from tho flint
that will not endurc-but when wo witness So un
fur. so uncaadid spirit Of political crticism.-a
whole party embracing so much rcnown, tnlent and
patriotism, sought to be branded for the crimes Of
one or more anonymous culDrts-when witness
this and from man too, little entitled to the right
OF casting the first stone Of playing tho Cato the
cidcr or the Press-our patience will not hold
~On the 9th August. Mr. Ri,chio published from
ton, manifested the pleasure which the article gave
bim) an account of the dinner given President Jack
son near Nashville on the 9Th Juy-at which The
table was lone hundred yards long" and there wsro
400 and more guests.
Tnke notlce-this was the SIXTH Of Au-
gust-On the TENTH. four days after he conclu
ded furious TRADE against the Table Orator"
Henry Clay, in the following words: Hoo different
Is the course of the present Prcsident-hs actually
sense" Does the Editor really forget or does he
think bis readers and the public, pack of FOOLS in
capable OF detecting Inconsistencies Of such frequent
occurrence, OF such enormous nature?-or when he
sees chance of hitting MIR. Clay or apy BODY else
does he lind himself incapable Of RETAINING from the
pleasure Of the indulgence, though he knows he must
pay for it, through the nose?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
NEW PROSPECTUS,
0"U CI|fnF EIHT
THE OLD DOMINION
T. THE EDITOR
llas already announced in a card to his readers Lf
detetminauon TO issue proposals for i'm
nd

d'' areany announced, IN card To his readers his
oetetminauon 10 issue proposals for i'm
proving and erlafcinC
THE OLD DOMINION.
% soon as sufficient number
SUBSCRIBERS shall be obtained 10 Justify the upderta
klhg' FOR sims purpose, the present prospectus is
me GA dominion, 1t Is, perhaps, useless to
say VIII continue to advocate and deferd sound re-.
publican doctrines and will support the existing nura
ana Patrotic administration, all measures having
tot eI ooJect the maintenance of the great princi-
pies OF 10 and 500. While the Old Don,nio,
VIII oe mus republican IN character its Editor will
not engage III blind partiznn warfare and los;ng
sisht OF principle, support any man, or set of men
however exalted their talents or prominent their sim
alton 10 life Although the Old Dominion will con-
tinue TO he, as formerly. uniform and updeya,inr IN
It's republican course, yet 1t will no, be eScnsSeI,
pohtica. The additional room which it will possess
when II shall be enlarged, will enable the Editor 10
rehder It's columns more acceptable to the public in
many respects. When the proposed enlargement
sha take place, the Editor would wish To consult e.
very taste and feeling, which shall not initiate A.
Rainst his political principles He will not make n
ny aonred protcstatiuns, but thinks he can proms.
10 renuer the OId Dominion should success attend bis
present undertaking, vehicle of varied and yaluahle
information; on, equal in general interest TO anv o.
ther paper IN Virginia. He deems any additional rs
inarks superGuous. He is known-he homes we,l
hhown-not only IN Petersburg but in this section Of
country generally; and TO the hberality and discern
ment OF the people, he submits his Prospectps and
his hopes. i" a''u
The terms of the Old Dominion, when ENLARGED
VIII be bour Dollars per annum if paid in advance or
rse Doi'aFs at the expiration of the year sub
scFiption papers will be forwarded to a numbar Of
cost Masters and other Gentlemen in this St,,e
north Carolina, &c whose kind aid is solicited bv
the Editor. w
In few days, the people of Petcrsburs will he
waited upon individually; when i, is Lope5 that ,o
ny additional names will further demousrale the ne
verbal llberaIity of their character
ans IA EDWARD PEsCUD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

' 'fioo' Dhlkhos AZ % Importers, IS Water.
sweet NEW iokh offer for sale 200 packages earhe-
Nae' s"ss emma and locking glasses, comprising the
epacked ihc country merchant the lowest prices In
consequence OF having refused to JON the combination rc
ang tie prices Of cockery in this city, we have been mad,
toe SUBJECTS OF most nolerant persecution the object Of
Wh hohs less Than our entire rum and expulsion from
e a1e our characters have been assaed integrity
ana a'r dealing our credit house responsibility i'm
PSaGhso ana every endcavoT mado to crown the
whole our nPoations though the regular channels lave been
stopped n consequence of threats thrown the man
ucnrer IN Ensand) so that have been obliged employ
agents ~ Liverpool To make purchases IN manner
nai our names would not appear in the the
AcheS attendant upon obtaining credit for mpouations
arc oenyed 10 us and nothing but cash IN Liverpool obtain
or us our needed supplies Of We suffering these
hadshps IN the cause Of the merchant o this
description OF goods less than them our
d resort we come for aid and assistanee long
enabled sustain ourselves against than men, who
nave combined TO bring about this nnhsard Of
manner we viii continue sell goods free and ndepen
oniV. isa ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
Watch and Clock Mako

Watch and Clock Maker.
'BNHE subscriber ~ settled At Buckingham Court
House, and will attend Cumberland and Prince
Edward Courts regularly, with good assortment Of
watches, jewery, and silver ware, which he is ena-
bled to sell very low, he receives his supplies di.
rect from New York. Watches and clocks repaired,
aud all kinds ofjobs in his line, and warranted.
aug l+-ltc HORACE SEELY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
STAGES=STAGES-


'YNRAVELLEBS are respectfully informed that
N the Western Stages to Lypchburg, will
ieoye Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
Fntay, at o'clock, A. NJ. arrive at Lynchburp the
"a day, by p NJ and at Salem the Sd day, by s +
Nj. where the Valley Null Line to Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Returning, leave Salem,
tuesdays, thursdays, and Saturdays, at A. NJ
ord leuve Lynchburg Wednesdays, Fridays, and
MONDAYS, at a. NJ This arrangement will give
The passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
Nukos, on the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is CON
nectcd every trip by Cadwelrs line, which passes
Pincaslc and the Sweet Springs eonnectiso Porter
BcldnS limo, at the w bite Sulphur Springs which
runs to Gtandotte, on the Ohio River Fare from
Richmond 70 Gulandotte, $50 miles, SIS 75-to Sa.
lem $50 NUNS sl2-to Lynchburgh, 100 miles 81 So
The way FAM is also reduced on the Iyncbburg Inc
For seats 70 the West, apply at tho bar Of the
Union Hotel Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging passengers or sent by the sta
at the risk of the owners thereof
june l-law 1stc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

Man who understands tire Soap and Candle nao1Jsc-
~ ring PerecuN and well recommended as 10 in
dusty and sobriey (none other need sppy) will find ss
alton by anpyngs JAMES SINfON,
B 2l,csi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
e. d SANXAY.
Information Wanted.

Information Wanted.
tHARLES w CHEATHAM, son OF William
- Cheatham, OF Charlotte county, Va left home
IN state Of mental arrangement on the 18th Nov
1873. 1t has been asccrtained he was wandering
about from place TO place, until Sept. 1899, when he
was III Chesterfield county, Va. since when no GER
tam account has been heard Of him by his connex-
ions. They are much distressed on his account and
peg as an act of mercy that any having know
ledge Of his present abode or if dead the
circumstances OF his death, will communicate that in
formation through the Richmond Wing or ENQUIRER
He IS young man of classical education gentcel
and fashionable air. a Lawyer by profession, common
size dark hair, blue eyes. rather lame when WALKING
and on the whole person of very singular qualities
with countenance of the deepest contemplation
nEditors generally earnestly solicited to rive
this an insertion our 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
P. CHUBB'S PRIZE LIST.
drawing OF the Rooc Island Map Lottery, No a.
70 81 80 16 10 8 10 49,
THIS DAY the Maine Lottery will be drawn

PIckes 50, Halves I, Quarters 80 cts
ror sale IN variety of numbers at p. CIUBB'S
9id Established Office, where the great prize of
100000 was sold and paid.
aug 16-Itif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

Lumber, Plaster, SC.
WE offer Tor sale, upon favorable terms, now CO.
W ming up the River,
AiooO feet clear, I'd clear and merchautable boards
100 tons plaster
81 bbs mackereI
aug Est DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

rrThe portion of Miles Kings answer in to-duy's
paper, treats Of Wetkns drafts. MARK how plain
talo puts the Slandorer down" Po connect ono
Of their intended Victims with Or Watkins, has been
capital point in the tactics Of the reputation but
chers at Washington. Their names once associated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

besides SiUos 3Oos, zoos, SOS, zoos, sc.
Tickets S4-Halves S2-Quarters 1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

And $500, $500. ylgO, 500, &c &c.
! Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters I.
/ a. Tickets for sale at the Managers Office
where sold few weeks since $50 OOO 10 900
9 500, 900, &c. Sc.
aug 10 YATES & MCINTYRE Manners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Drawing OF the Rode Island State Map Lottery
Number q.
60 81 80 I6 10 10 49,
Union Canal Lottery, No. IA,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
Grand Consolidated, No. C,
To be drawn TO MORROW:

aud received on Friday, in time TO renew in tho
Dismal Swamp Lottery. that draws at G O'Clock on
thnt d.y -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
PUBLIC SALE.


WILL be sold. on Thursday the Cd
W day Of September next. 81 public
sale. at my residence near Keyes' Ferry.
the following property, 10 wit:
One tvo year old colt,
Mich cows. stock cattle.
. About 100 head Of hogs, and IS headof
sheep.
One streng road wagon,
Oae pisotstion do.
A good stock Of ploughs, barfows, SC.
An excellent wheat fan,
pair Of cider nuts and trough.
Corn in the ground.
And quantity Of Hay.
Also, all my household and kitchen furn,
lure, with many other articles too tedious
TO enumcrate.
A credit Of nine msnths will be given on
all sums of five dsilars snd upw rti., the
purchaser giving bond With approved sc e.
cnri,y; oil sums under FIVE dollars mu.t
be cash. No property to be removed un
al the terms OF sale are complied wnb
GEORGE SLUSSER.
August 10, 1880
P.S.-Ali persons having claims against
me are requested to como forward after
the day Of sale and before the 9Th OF tho
same month.ss after that day I shall not be
. resident OF this county and state. GS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
DIED..

On SATURDAY. last, after short illness, Mrs.
lANzoN VI. MoLtR, wife Of MIR Levi Niolcr.
OF this county, in the 9th year of her age leav-
ing an infant II but two weeks old The death
81 this truly aniabic woman, leaves a distressing
blank in her family circle. Gentle ia her disosi,
ton, devoted ia her attachments aud faithful in
the discharge Of her domestic duties, much cause
Indeed have her relatives 10 mourn, most deeply
her early transit from this another '. orld But
their grief is sotcned by the fond recollection OF
her virtues and her vorth.
At Washington city, on the I ith Of August Ia
the 35th year of his age, Mr.. JONAS FaExcn.
formerly a resident of Harpers-Fcrry. H,fuac.
raj Was attended by large concourse of his ma
sonic bIethrcn.
coANUSiCATgD.
Died, on the 2.jl ult. WILLI.a, Youngest son
OF Mss. Maria NJ F,HLAND, of Ilarpcrs-F.rry
agc'l four years aii twenty DAYS. The ,lcstl, OF
tins beloved child, hast torn viii, keen angaisI th,
hearts Of its mother and fond relatives Like /.
bereavcJ p'so, Of other day :, she ma, cxclaiIn-
% GIIrf hills the room up OF my absent child,
Lies IN his bed, walks up and down with me;
Puts on liis pretty looks, repeats his words,
Remembers me Of all his gracious parts
Stuhs oGt his vacant garments itl his form;
Then, have reason To indulge my grief"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

otes ef rae cxssepea 0Ai. Canal "a.
wAsssss f6s. JuIs %. 1850.
NoTiCEs hereby given. that .. inss.i
me-" {" TOO dollars and my cc.ts per
snare lbe,"g the 18Th ins, Aisnen,l O., every
snare o. STOCK =" the Chesapeake and Ohio e..
nal Company. - requredto be :,.i,I ON The al.
Day Of october ne II; and further is., ,Iyn~r,
OF two dollars and fry cents per .h,re Ih..
ing the 18th instalmeni) ON the third Ia, ~
November next; which ias.aireu,, u,,., n.
paid TO the credit Of Ch~,speshe sud on,
Canal Company. to the Cashier, O, other o,,,-
Ger Of either Of The following Bsnhs. VIZ,
The Branch of the HApk Of the Un,ed States
al Washington.
The Bank Of Warrington. ~ Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of Tie Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, st Ceorv-
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The bank OF Potomac, do
The Farmers' Bank OF Aiexsnelri,. do.
The Mechanics bank Of Alexandra. do.
The bagerstowa Bank. ia Hagers,own, Nd
And the branch Of the Valley Bank, IA
Chsries'own, Va
The Branch Of the Valley Dank, in Leesburg,
Va.
ny orcer OF the President and Directors:
JOHN y. iNGLE, Clerk
Ches. & Ohio Canal Com.
August 4. 1850 -wt5N.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

The Rrv.y. F.O'Neit. asierxyman
Of the Catholic Church in Chavies,en.
received en- tho 5ist uit. the sum Of
$3.50, through the Confessional, Grosu
Penitenf, for the heirs Of . person
whom the latter had wronged Of 90
much many years before. The clergy
man. IN has letter enclosing the sum TO
the heirs, explains, that the sum orr
g'nally due was little over half this
amount, but the interest raised il to
this.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

srf' We are authorised to- announce HIE.
IONS l.. ORR, Esq. as q candidate TO repre-.
sent tie Senatorial Dstiic, composed Of the
co"",ies OF Frederick and Jefferson, 10 the
mex, Legislature.
sJ~ We ere authorised to announce R,ca.
aHD W BAnros. Esq. Of Frederick. rs can.
didste for The Senate Of Virginia, for the dis.
trict composed of The counties of Frederick
and Jefferson.
sC@we are authorised to announce BAN.
III. MORGAN, Esq a. q candidate 10 repte.
sent in part the county Of Jefferson in tie
next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
srT'We arc authorised TO announce HEN.
Rf BERRY, Esq. asa candidate to represent
IN part the county Of Jefferson in the nex,
House Of Delegates Of Virgins.
lE"We ave authorised TO announce JOHN
5. GALLAuER. IS q candidate to revresen,
in part the county Of Jefferson in the next
House Of Delegates Of Virginia
Gen. YtisHs Borb - announced as n can.
diflsie 90 represent The senatorial district
cOmposcd Of The counties Of ierkeley, IIamp.
shire, snd Morgan, in The neat Legislature
The following gentlemen are named IN ,hc
Nariinsbufg Gazette. ~ candidates 10 rcpre.
cent the county ~ Berkeley ia the neat
House - Delegates, VIZ
John = Porefheld. Esq.
Capt ievi Hensbaw,
bss,d C04rsd. Esq.
Air. william Good,
Dr. Thomas Dasia
10 Frederick. the following candidates are
announced, VIZ.
william Css,lemar. j.. Esq.
william Wood, ESQ.
Col. James ~ Mason,
John Hsy, Esq.
~ Morgan county
job" o'Fefr.Ii. Esq.
IN I.ondoun county
william Z. o. Mason. Esq
Humphrey y. Powell, Esq.
James hcllhsany. Esq.
losl,us Osbssrn, Esq.
samuel DaWson. Esq
10. =. Caldwell, Esq.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

We have had, ~ our home readers know, some
delightful sprinkliugs Of rain, which have cooled
The AIR very much; and We learn tha, our neigh
bours ten or twelve miles distant, have had quite
eopious showers Though the last week has
been warm enough u boil the blood, ve have
como TO the discrimination never to complain n
Eain-hnding it To be totally usclcss--bu, shall
endeavoar. hereafter, to be pleased with Just such
weather AZ Heaven plca,cth To send US, We arc
convinced that our complaints are idle; and now
ask, with Pope
who hnds not Providence all good and Wis.
Alike IN what il gives, and what denies 30
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
LAND FOR SALE
-4T 4YyTTyHN


PURSUANT TO the decree Of the Su-
Il psSior Court OF Ckancery fov the Win
chester District. rendered on the ad dsy
Of December. 1923, 10 the suit Of John :.
Psrterfeid. complainant, against George
b Whiting and Francis his wife, John s.
Horner, the Bank Of the Valley in Virgin
IA. the Farmess Bank Of Virginia, and
John Ifutchison. executor Of Wm. Ora
ham. dec ID. defendants, | shall. on Mon
day The 2Oih day Of September next, at
the Court House in Charleston u, sell the
interest Of the said George ID. Whiting, in
the landed estate Of the late Francis
Whining IN the county Of Jefferson, said
interest containing somewhere about 40
acres. the same bring the interest pf Geo.
Is Whiting as one Of the heirs Of Francis
whiting. and the interest he purch based OF
Fraocis Washington. Also. the interest
Of the said George b. Whiting in and TO u
tract Of land lying west Of North Nom
tain near Thomas Shsrp's saw mill. in
Berkeley county. containing $50 acres, OF
which tho said Whiting Is entitled 10
two thirds. being the land which Francis
Whiting purchased Or Captain james
Russell Also, an undi, ided moie,y Of
1920 acres OF land 10 Randolph county;
and an undivided nloiety Of no acres 10
Tie same county. One third OF the pur-
chase money will be required in hand. aud
the balance in d and io months equal
payments from the day Of sale The sara
viii take place at II o'clsck. A. NJ
JOHN :. MAGiLL. Nv C. u.
Aug. 1S, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

Steam Car, on the Rail Road. We
understand Says the Chroniclc) that
a successful experiment was made
yesterday on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, with Nc. CooPER's STEAM,
Car, from the depot 20 the half way
house. The engine is only of two
horse power. aud was propelled, after
getting fairly under way at the rate of
from ID 10 ID miles an hour. Some
defects, we learn, were discovered,
which IL is understood can be remedi
ed IN day or two, when another trial
will take place.
Bali. Pat. August e5.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
ESTRAY COW

SIhAiED. from The subscribers resi-
- dence at Harpcrs Ferry. on the 18Th
OF August last. large red muly Cow. with
snort legs; has an under crop. and sume
White under the belly near the tits A iibe
raj reward will I've given for her recovery.
or information so that ! may get her again
JOHN CLASPEY, Jr.
Sept. !. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

The Fredericksburg, Va. Herald
details the sabjoined account of dis.
tressing occurrence, which took place
a few days since in Orange county, Va.
Two children Of MIR. Fielding Jones,
living one mile from Mr.. Thomas
Robinson's tavern, in Orange county,
the largest five years old, during the
absence Of their mother, on the 4lh
inst. got up on a chest, and thence
climbing TO shelf, at last reached a
phial Of arsenick, one Of calomel. and
another Of the spirits Of turpentine.
and putting them together ate Of the
mixture. The smallest child, aged
three years, ran into the Kitchen and
told his mother that the older one had
gwen him starch out of phal. The
mother being very much alarmed ran
into the house and found that they had
gotten the phiais down which hung .
gainst the jois', and that the different
kinds ct medicines were almost gone.
The Youngest died about 8 o'clock and
the elder one about seven. They
were both buried in one coffin.