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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
From The Louisville .7dueriiser. I
II CIrITII PIE GIL ~
.TCIUUL RESULT
OF THE KENTUCKY ELECTJOr

OF THE KENTUCKY ELECTION
We published weeks since list of the Senators
and Representatives of the Legislature of this State:
which was not entirely accurate. Information lately
received enables us TO correct the into which
we were heretofore led and to present to the public an
accurate list, in which the real strength of parties is
hibted
(Here follows the List)
Those marked thus (O pledged to vote for Jack
son Senator. Our information 10 the pledges given
by the members from Bulitt, Caldwell Livingston Nj
choas, Ohio and Owen, and by Mr.. Spalding of Wash
ngton, (he being the only Clay representative elected
from that c1unty,) is ENTITLED TO IMPLICIT coNF1-
DENcE. We are thus CERTAIN of 52 in the House.
including pledged members
Mr. Chies OF Bath WILL be instructed to vote for
Jackson Senator and stands pledged obey the nstruc-
tons that will be given Mr.. Strother OF Gallan is
said 10 stand pledged 10 vote for Jackson Senator but
our information with regard him may possibly be err.
roneous; tho we believe ii TO be correct
he new election in Daviess lift shall take place pre-
vious to the election of Senator will add one 10 our ma
jory and we think il highly probable that the contest
ed election OF Mr. Critiendcn will e1e another change
in our favor. But, if count Mr.. Criitenden Mr.
Clay has only IS unpedged friends in the House. and
the number OF unpedged friends of Gen Jackson, in
the House, is also 40! IL concede to the Clay par
y the two members from Bath and Galain designated
as eertnin the precise strength of parties will APP
pear to be as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
HIM II. Ker, Esq p. M
NJ n,I. .

"a.
Sir: Your letter th- 5h irs /. receiv.a cnc,o,.
ing petition signed nv highly re.pectab,- porioo nj
The ciiix IA of New Orleans calling for daily mail by
OF Mobile.
The su CT has been taken into due confederation.
and indeed had been matter OF much deb-rati,n b.
fore the receipt of the petition.
Ffom my bfst connec i'm with tits Department, /,
became object OF solciise to give expediiios
frequency and regularity To the conveyance hs m,
heiwseA Nv Orleans and the commercial town. in
the Atlantic State, TO grea and extent a. ihs fnan
ees oil The Department would admit or the obliga,ons
OF the Department 10 other ions would Justify
ihi- his been done. Tie mails now prs three time
week each way between New Orleans and ,hs macs
and The trip il performed in fifteen davs; and after t
ooe 81 the pre- ent yeari will he performed in thirteen
day.. The expense r'q"irei for ths Improvement was
40 Ef'a iha II subjected the Department 10 coD.lers
bic aDimidveron. and Induced an eDorrv bv IN >
up?fr branch OF the national e.sIaiure Finding the
Department slfeady involved in obligasnns for az
psnd'ures 10 an amount of more than 100000 yea
beyond its revenues nothing hut the OFT xion. de
sire TO the wishes Of the cz,n ma of Nav ORE an.
commodaied, could have induced ma to hay. incurred
me 'arher expendilure which the improvement requir-
ed; and nothing but the imp ance OF 20 rouris, inc
city az New Oilean, could have justified The mea.
sure.
The amount now paid for Transporting ib- mail three
times a week between MiIledgeville Ga and Nv
Orleans, is St4 $50 pr aDnum or Ills s1m eos ooo
expended between Mobile and Nee OIL. ans Th.
incfos>ed expense OF making Ills daily mail IL a pro
rata allowance ,houId be msdc would he $50 40 !,
year Probably il nigh, be done a lower rate than
this, yc, the expense would go quite b,yond Syb. n.
present means OF the Department would w,rrsut. or
public sentiment justify. The revenur. o. the D. part
nsnt sfs rapidly Improving md the hope /. INDUCED
mat hs day ~ not very lar distant, when the Depart
ment will be able 10 accedo TO the call. OF tn,
ers; and what has been dane will be regarded az suf
hcieD pledge OF the disposition OF the Department % sn
brace opportunity whenever tbs ability shall exist
am, very respectfully,
Your ohedie Mt servant
w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

TBNUTOR--A GENrLEMAN who has Is,eIy er,du
a ated in Trinity College, Dublin is desirous OF
obtaining situation tutor In spectacle, family o,
assistant in seminary He teaches the Greek Latin,
snd English angusges; IN manner not TO be exc,llsd
so 10 prepare youth for any College or University
in the United States. He also teaches wiring and
arithmetic in ALI s yareiies Book keeping Geography
and Geometry, besides History IN all lie Qualifications
The advertiser produce the satisfactory and I'M
eqoiyoca testimonials for ability experience, and strict
moral department, well from the Univeri'y in which
he has graduated, ~ from persons OF high respectsh
~ in this country. Any commands addressed (po.t
paid to X. Y H. al the office Of the National I"eI-
ligencer, Washington City, d. G. will meet the earliest
ate piioD. Sept ~. gS-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

Ply virtue OF deed Of trust made to me by Jo,hua
AZ S'ofr., TO secure The payment Of 1920, with in.
eieF due thereon 10 James SEN pie, guardian Of james
10y Coufihouss, 10 the city of Williamsburg on The
zo'n DAY OF September next, valuable young negro
woman Hannah. and negro woman Rachael Of mid.
NE age aad valuable, conveyed by the said deed Of
us CT record in the clerks office OF the county eonrt
oil Hanover, and sl,o 10 The county court Of James
CITY The title is believed 10 be indspu,ahle hui
shall warrant only such e az have as Trustee Tho
sale is TO be made hy the direction of the crsdi,or
JOHN B. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
ofP'. =. 35-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
ELISHA STEPHENSON,
JAMES r.. RATCLIFFE,

p s. Particular attention viii be paid to all Goods
and Produce entrusted 10 our care. s. r. &C
Sept. H. 3s-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

THNHE sUbsctihefs, acting as a Committee To the
u BoTd Of Trustees Of Hampton sydney CoIl, GO
hereby give notice, uat in consequence Of The resjr
nation OF Col. BurweI! Of the Stewards Office AZ
hat Institution; an election, TO hi that varsncy will
r, Y, &c uns annual meeting OF The Trustees on
ihursday The 23d Instant JAMES MARTIN,
JAMES MADISON.
w S. MORTON,
Sept. IL s1a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
THE LOST CUII-D FOITYo

The last New Jersey Sale G,z-te contains IN. ,ub
joined affecting narrative Of child Of eigh, wears old
ing losin TIE mar hes where h. remained cover
ed and without iahog food, for days aua mig hs
had wandered fem his school fellows at room into
small wood in quest Of wild pums Not returning home
IN Inc evening" his parents alarmed the
hood was roussd, and the gent search was IN se
aud repeated Tor ve days without success The accoun,
con inues
"S'x nghts had now elapsed and the afflicted ma.
rents retired from the purtuit TO shd of bitter
ness; their sorrow heightened by the dreadful unce
tsny that hung the object Of their Affections On
MONDAY morning the 30ih August, two persons in the
neigh honfhood having occasion 10 be up before day
again heard what they supposed be the faot cry of
child az IL In PAIN The ntsilg was quickly -pre sd
through several neighbomrhoods and upwards OF one
hundred and fifty persons from all quarters turned out
TO make haal enhrt After searching the sw amps a,
the head OF the miil-pond VI tie party head
moaning, proceeding from scme tall white grass and
'igna' being given they uniej tn spot When
one oil the persons perceving place where somthne
had entered. Forcing his wa through the aras. and
brinrs which were quite az high mans Ia adj aud
where the water ard mud nhovs his kns-s he
discovered, to his joyful surprise the lt. suff rer
ve but lying with his lower exiremies in The water;
ms h"ad and shoulders bring supported by the white
grass which he had pressed down for a bed.
lie was Immediately conveyed with every demon.
raon ofh,arilelt TO INLAY o beirg stripped
he presen'e spectacle th- reoo lection of ri G
bring tears into the eyes Of all who h-hehl him ma
cia'ed untu the bones nearly pref ced thro1gh the
'kin. But enorgh-my heart bleeds al the remen.
hrAnc,.-lt appears tina, being bewi-red he wander
Ell into The PLACES where he found, and passed t
hfst and each subs night in the same spot no.
having eaten single mors,l for sic days and nights
The bed Tie lite had mad Tor himself was
Within ak ieet OF the main creek, aad a few turns
Cow good reason 10 believe that he will finally reco
ivef."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

FHyHE Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
u and the public, that they have connected them.
selves in trade, under the firm Of Shepperson Radcliffe
& Cannon, and will transact the Grocery and Commits
sion business in the house recently occupied by essrs
G. & G.. Clarke Auction Store. four doors above
Messrs. Lewis Webb & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

Tie Eastern .HHi.-rhe following copy Of Let
Ter from The Post Astsr General 10 the Post Master
New lean-, on the suijsct OF daily mail, between
Ie,'s'a and Louisiana, has been fowseied by TIE De
prtnen', to the Post Master in this City as an answer
o our memorial on that suhjaci:
GEN l. Posr OFFICE DEPART
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17
Corporation Of .Me,rmdria, to ,c,t:
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas have received satisfactory informa.
ton that one or more Mad Dogs have very re-
Gently appeared in our immediate vicinity, and
have bitten other dogs, it is therefore ordered,
that all animals Of the Dog kind, belonging to the
inhabitants Of Alexandra, be confined, from and
after this day, for the space of sixty days. And
the Police Constables are hereby ordered to kill,
and dispose of as the law directs, all animals of
the Dog kind that may be found going at large,
within the limits of the Corporation aforesaid,
during the time aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of April,
1880. JOHN ROBERTS.
April 9edlw&lawaf Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17
New Spring Goods.
SCOTT s. WRIGHT

New Spring Goods.
SCOTT & WRIGHT
HAVE received. per schooner Washington and other
IA recent arrivals from New York, general assert.
ment of
ST.4PLE e. FANCY GOODS,
Which they offer on accommodating terms.
They deem it unnecessary to enumerste, as they
will continue 10 receive. throughout the season,
REGULAR SUPPLIES
of new and desirabe goods. bought at auction in New
York, by the senior partner.
april 15-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17
David Martin

AS Just received and offtrs for sale the following
Ii BOOKS. viz:
Tales of Animals, with numerous engravings, by
Peter Farley
Method eftelling about Geography. with do BY do
Winter Evening Tales, with colored engrsvings.
bydo
Juvenile Tales. with do, By do
Tales about Europe and America, by do
First Lessons in Plane Geometry, by f. [. Grupd
Kinds farrery, new edition, by T. 81 Smith
Darnley, novel, in 2 vols
Byron sworks complete in vol, boards
Moore's Poetical Works. in vol, boards
The Arcana Of Science for 1929
also, GiaSgo,c Editions Of The toL1Wing raltsabls
FORKS, riS:
Sudder's Christians Daily Walk
kuthe9fnrdS Letters. Laws Serious Call
HenEy's COMMANDMENTS Companion
The Nourner's Companion, and
Baxtef's Reformed Pastor, with Introductory rs.
says by Erskine, Chalmers, Young, Brown,
Gordon, aid wilson spril l6-det
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

Coffee.
10000 lbs. Rio Coffee, this day landing from
lU1VJD brig Planet, and for sale by
april Is w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

ASlNONS.
An boxes Lemons, in fine order, just received and
~ for sale by T. u. WHITE.
april l6-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

The late Murderer at Salem.-The Boston
Evening Gazette states that it was the opinion of
the physicians at the opening Of the body Of the
bed the deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

The following summary is from the French pa
pers.
The address Of the Chambers was presented to
the King on the 18th of March. After it was
read, the King repied in the following terms:
"Gsaiiemen-l have heard the Address which
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

stones, are considered the most deeu'ui .o,,
For evening dress, waistcoats are a'o "o W.
Black velvet, with small blue and yeio" ~
or stripes, and terry velvets ofall colours, ~ 4.
of the most striking patterns, with silks % q Il
same character, are fashionable; inc! s~
have satin or spangled silk under 10 co,'' ,YIr,
The collars are still turned over or maui at sor
waistcoats. Plain turnover black SIM ,,orn #
with black Genoa velvet, Is a good deal wv" .a
present. The under waistcoat shoulo u''''
white Marsella, or white satin. hal.
The waistcoats worn by some ddsnsl' ~ .oI,
are made of sky-bIue satin, with rol,lis s,nr
The cravats of our dandies are Of wnl'e u h
the ends are crossed in front, ana Ias.. W. or Al,
one or two large buttons, either OF gre''s ssso
monds. ELEGANT men Of fashion art '''
cravats of the finest India muslin. ,cr.
Dress hats for grand balls Or parties % h,o, .
posed of velvet. The elastic ehdpeap -, "' I,,s
much in favor lately with our dandles, Ia, ,,oqp
place to black velvet hat, with a low 81, .i fr
the bottom of which is surrounded by '"'-
chain. ,.;ds
Cooked hats, for evening dress, are co'i con, a.,
ed the most fashionable. The most e,e ST.,
those trimmed with steel button ana 'O't'
a black feather. d.Od,.
Instead Of steel button and loop, some u % im,r
wear on their dress hats loop composer VI
gold beads. ,o,r I'D,
The most fashionable hats are aDou,
inches high in the crown; they are GALE. ~ tsg
ed, because they are much smaller I" h ra
than at the bottom of the crown. Inc III"
narrow, and turned up at the sides
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-17

Sheridan on his Knees,-When Sheridan lost
his election for Stafford, his friends were assem-
BLEED for the purpose Of dining after the fadgues
of the poll, when no host was forthcoming to pre-
side at the not very festive board. Amongst the
party, however, was very fascinating young lady,
who had taken great pains in forwarding the inter
est OF the defeated candidate, and who was so
much moved at his mishap, that like another Nj
ODE, she was melting into tears at the failure of
her favorite, when he unexpectedly entered the
room Being made acquainted with the cause of
the fair mourner's sorrow, he fell on his knees
before her, and breathed forth the following GAL
liant improptu:-
'Oh! ,cha ,0iH become Of me sinner,
I'ue lost my election, my heart, and my dinner"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

nothing else was wanting. The re-
su's OF the construction Of il 10 Cum.
bcrlaDd, will insure the eon.,ruo,;on of
the residue. Our friends have said
all along u Is noble undertaking. II
II should succeed. Our cities hsv.
said. II shaH succeed: and IL has sue
ecedcd. Every part Of our District.
united m the object, will participate
IN the advantages Of success, not only
remotely. but even immediately, from
the expenditure Of money employed
IN its construction.
Let our friends elsewhere pursue
their Railroads but let Us also hold
on To our Canal, which is TO be The
channel! Of the wealth Of the West. and
the source Of almost uncomfortable
prosperity. not 10 Us, perhaps, Who
are now on the stage of life. but GER
family 10 the District Of Columbia-we
hope our sister Baltimore. who. either
by her Rail road. or by lateral Canal,
will doubtless obtain her share Of the
vast commerce which will be carried
on. IN no long time 10 come. between
the West and the Fast, through the
tunnel Of the A!legany.- Nat. I'M.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
THE FREE PRESS.

81 During the discussion Of a re rolu,ion, offer
81 by iiuST, Of Vermont, IN ihe House OF Re.
#resentatives, for a distribution of the annua!
proceeds Of the Public Lsud, among. the Sc
ferai states, for the purposes of education and
sn,ernal Improvement, Mr.. BUn0Ess, of Rhode
3sl."d. made very able speech in favor of
he object. and in opposition TO an amend
3nent moved BY Nr MATHS, Of South Caro-.
boa. SIR. Il. - probably one Of the most elo.
auent orators in thst house. or in this country.
Possessing poSers of drlioes,ion, aud talent
7br satire, Of an unrivsIled cast We subioip
few extracts. as specimens. and regret ,hs,
be cannot treat our readers 9th the whole
&pcecl,.
"SOne objections have been made to
be resolution because. as - alleged.
~ time for moving u has not now ar
wed. !, il premature. These were
sade 10 AID Of the amendment; aud |
#sg fO detain thu House by very short
nswer Ia some nf them. We are told
bat public excitement IS too great. foi
ahft NftAbtl aiNs ANU NttAf us
Us.Ion. The nation has been under
puch excitement. The Presidential
Election did indeed, 80 all parts Of the
Country, put into motion every element
u political party. The great question.
boweyer.' has been determined; and
these elements have again SIb-ided.
bud are nov ~ rest. The conflict and
lhe calm. might. no, unaptly, be com
pared TO two conditions Of the ocean.
Look out upon !, from some promonto.
Isy, Shen The sun goes down behind q
might ~ clouds ard storm. The ten.
'pest. IN his most terrible strength and
Fapidity. PUSHES over the b0iifng and
.f0amiBg deep. Every biilow u con.
BENDING which shall lllt his head high
81, or give the l0udsst roar. a single
Nip. The last of migbty feet. shoWs
glimpse Of daylight. new hc'
embl'ng SIDE On the ridge Of che
nFgc. and INV. but the shIveTing ioF
her only mast. Look again from ths
ame point the next norRing, when tbs
FouBg sBH beams are careering alhwsr'
he lsvri sarisce ~ the vide and undis
ar5sd waters, The wavie bosom o.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
FULToN's ORPHANS.


The following nervous and touching line.
pear such q kindred relation to the propos
lion Of Mr.. Barton. now befure the Senate OF
fhe u s. that We consider their publication
p this momen, peculiarly appropriate.
lfpeacr ici sjtirg Herch
Shall free Columbia share the deep r-prosch
y. which ungrsiefnl lands are stigu,ai,z-d,
nor aid her sons Of genius whose brgl,.
4 thoughts,
And arduous tolls. illumnc and advance
s Ter march in virtue. liberty. and fame'
Pc guardians of her honour aud her veal.
FORBID the charge-cr from her putty
- oar Counir,'s purity-rXpu1ge its stain.
Zen now Injurious Rumour is abroad,
And brcs,hes against her gratitude n tale
Ihai strikes pang through many a patriots
heart:
Che winged aceuser points tn that new grave
- here fu''o"'s widow sleeps-and thus ex.
81 cLms:-
= Those orphans weeping DER ,heis mother. S
dust.
nd cast dependent on = selfish world,
re children of n lnfiy -rniatled sire
y hose giant energies. with noble zeal.
build las country's greatness were em.
Il pioytd:
Rnd while her rivers roll and space exists,
p thcir sublime results, and useful ends,
Through ali her cultured regions will be felt,
'Bu' uureuarded to- the tomb lac sank,
Fu5 le!' his partner. and his infant ones,
81 - reap the harvest 81 his generous toll
n he ioWl' grave hat bulcS her broken hear,
y hose suffering, fI!endiess orphans, tell the
u res, "
4 tByyar's appeal for Suffering Genius
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
POLITICAL.
InE WORM AND THE FLOWER.

MT yAsrs noSrsoM.hr, ssa.
ba're spinning FOR my lady, oru,!
Silk garments for the fair.
bu'r~ spinning rainSows for form
More beautiful than air.
hen AIR il bright with sunbcams,
And morning tints arise,
fom woody wales and mountain streams,
To blue autumnal skies.
pn're training FOR my lady, flower!
4 You're opening Tor my love,
Pic glory OF her summer hover,
While SKY lsrks soar above.
10, t~inc her locks with roscbuds,
Or breathe upon her breast
lbiie zephyrs curl the water floods,
And -3ck the hslcyon's nest,
but oh there is another worm
! Ere long will visit her
Ind revcl on her lovely form
In the dark sepulchre
Jet from that sepulchre shall spring
a flower as sweet a. this;
ard by the nightingale shall sing,
Soft winds its petals kiss
Frsil emblems of frsil beauty We,
Its beauty who would trust,
)ince all that charms the eve must be
Consigned to worms and tin-,:
Fc' Ike the flower that decks her tomb.
Her spirit shall qui, the ciod.
Ind shine ~ amaianthne bloom,
Fast by the throne of God
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

t~enty miles an hour, aud being al this
speed so completely manageable as to
remove all apprehension Of danger
HE /" Meteor" made several trips dur
ing the afternoon. afiording rousidera-
BILE amusement 10 the spectators and
grat'fication 10 the passengers. all IL
whom expressed much surprise AT the
smooth and equablc manner in which
they were 80 swiftly borne along.
american.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

We are authorized TO state. that the
baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny. being engaged in making arrang &c
ments for laying down an additional sc,
of Fracts-the passenger Cars will be
Withdrawn from the Road until further
notice. Gazette.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

some further experiments were made
On Saturday last 5Ogh ult. upon the
Hail Road. which were highly sa,lsfsc-
tory. Although the day WIS unusually
cold, considerable number ~ cii
zens aud several strangers az distinc-
Ton we're present, among whom we're
us Excellency the Baron de kRUpe.
SEH, Minister from the Court of ~
Petersburg, the Hon. Mr.. Ietehcr 81
Kentucky. meInibrr 81 the Committee
ON Internal improvements. ami the
Hon. Richard Spencer, Ncntcr ~
Congrees from the Eastern Shore sc
Maryland. Alter The retarn Of thu
party from the Carrollfon Nisdoet. the
Russian Minister made an excursion
ia the "Bfeffor" sailing Car, with tie
performance II which BE expressed
b'nsseH highly gral,Gcd. The car
cane N ~ hne style. glidiug beaotifai.
~ along AZ the rate q from frees 20
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

Fraacc. M. Roux de Rscheite, The
newly appointed Minister 70 the Uni
ted states. had private audience with
the King on the Goth u December.
An intimstion j. thrown out 10 the
Consiitutionnei that two pow erlul ca
binets have held consultations with o
view 81 supporting 'hr administration
Of Prince Polignsc BY tire bavoBst II
necessary. ihis y NO doabt poliii
cal exaggeratioR bot tbe opposition 20
h- administration secBs 70 De as sirouE
As ever.
Ala late sitting of thc Society for
the encouragement 81 National indus
ty % Paris. prize 81 1000 france
VAS awarded 10 = Sir. Coh,n, a. New
York. fOr machine 20 fen.1ye fgr from
SANS employed IN making hats. ~
Ihl. machine, fsuV WoTkmrn are able
- four hours e. do ihe work 81 twenty
eve according TO the o,d psoeess
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

Earthquake ia Chif-A letter from
Valparaiso. dated in October last. and
addressed TO The editor Of the Provi
dence Daily Advertiser. says On the
goth Ult. about a quarter past ,, p. NJ.
We experienced here heavy shock Of
an earthquake. nearly as severe a.
that Of 1922. Very few houses have
escaped injury. and some have been
entirely ruined. Had the shock con
,Inued with equal violence for half .
minute longer. ] spprehend that hard
" house woald have been left stand.
ing The duration Ut the shock was
about So seconds.