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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he soId. Of public sale. on Thur
w day the esih inst. ~ the residence O.
the late John Welsh. deed. nesr Leesowh.
the Personal PROPERTY belosging
10 the estate Of Richard Wei,h. sen. deed.
consisting Of Horses and Cows. two good
plantation Wagons. ono Cart. oee Wheas
Fan. Farming Ctensits IF srery description.
Household * Kitchen Furniture, anoo csc
which are some good Beds. Also. a snan-
ity Of old Corn, and great VARIETY of
articles too numerous for Insertion
A credit Of nine months will be gisen On
all sums above five dollars, the purehs -er
giving bond with good security; for all
sums Of FIVE dollars and under, the cash
will bc required No property 10 be re
moved until the terms OF sale be compile 4
with Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock
A. NJ. when attendance will be given by
BENJAMIN y WELSH.
.4dmfor IF Richard Weish, sen. deed
Oct &. 1880
~. u AL persons having claims gains.
the above estate. are requested TO bring
them forward. properly authentic ated, for
settlement. Those indebted 10 the esiate
are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt. d Is w.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

NVIf.L be sold. at the late residence Of
~ Adam Moier. deed, in the county OF
Jefferson on Monday the 25,h Of October
nex'' the greater part OF the personal pro-
perry lett by the said deceased, consisting OF
One Negro Woman and Fire Children,
household and kitchen furniture, farming
utensils, &c &C. a credit of IL mob,hs viii
be given ON all sums above I'VE dollars. IA, on
The purchasers giving bonds With good secu-
r'y Tor their respective purchases--for al.
purchases under five dollars, the cash " ~ be.
required No property to be removed, until
the terms Of sale be complied Nth
& w. MOLER.
Err Of -fdam Meier, deed
All persons having claims against the e..
tate ct Adam Molers deed, are reques,ed To
bring then, forward for settlement. and al
persons indebted TO the said estate are re.
lnes'ed 10 make payment ss spec Oily rs pos
s'bie. a. no Indulgence can be given
G. w. AOIER.
Err II -isLu, Noler, dec'e.
Sept. 30, i8sO.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

Rl virtue Of = deed Of trust. from Dan
A%,ei w. Griffith 10 the Subscribers for
certain lot OF ground. IN Cbarlesiown.
now IN the occupancy Of Peter l. johnson.
with the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging. which deed bears date
LIST October, 1928. and has been duly re
corded; and by which deed. we are re
CURED TO cell the sad property, if the saiG
Peter johnson should fs,I 70 pay the
mount Of certain obligations executed 90
The ssid Daniel w Gr,fEi,h.-we viii. on
The fourth day Of .NoroaLer merit, before The
eS'srt-ho'ne door "a CharIeSfoun. sell the a
Dove mentioned lot Of ground with The az
Partenanees, 10 the highest btdder. The
sum oi about setcsiy dollars will be re
qoHed IN hand. and the balance IN ins,,l
mebis corresponding With the time, Ger.
tam obligations described IN said deed VIII
become due. The purchaser giving bond,
with seeSriiy. snd deed of rusi on the
prem'ses, 10 seenre the deferred nayu,ents
CHARLES "a. STRtVART
WILLIAM CLEVELAND
Oct s. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
TRIAL OF John FULLER.

The Boston Evening Gazette states
that John Fuller was arraigned before
the u. J. Circuit Court, sitting in thai
city, on Friday morning, on an indic,.
ment for embezzIing the sum Of $50,
600, the same being the property OF
the Branch Bank Of The United States,
~ the city Of Boston. Upon being
asked whether guilty or nos guilty. be
handed ia written answer, which was
read w the Clerk. Judge Story said
that the paper might be put on file by
the CLERK. but that the prisoner must
say Guilty, or Not GULLY. Fuller
then said Chilly. IN his behalf. his
Counsel, =. ID. Parker, addressed the
Court, stating the mitigating and ale.
waiting circumstances Of the prisoners
case, and appealing 70 Mr.. Webster,
The solicitor of the Bank, and Nr.
FroihIoghafB, the Cashier. both of " HON
were present, foT the truth of his state
'nent. After which. Judge Story al
dressed the prisoner with much dignity
and ceiling. explaining the grounds Of
the sentence, Sc. and sentenced him
to iinc Of City dollars, and z years to-
hard labor ~ the county gaoi, IN B0s.
ton, from the lItb October, 1880.
Qaartus Morgan Wrbb, clerk IN the
pest Office at Mortified, Mass. plead
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
Ere. Ike Camd.. J..v,.si

a Western paper gives IL - . piece
&c grave news. that KNAPP the mur-
.ierer has escaped" IL 10 fact, Mr..
Editor. lie absconded 60 Z" parts un-
known" on the 2sth Sit. with hsiter
round mis- neck.
A Monte Video paper announced
the death Of Ge"rge ~. the very da~
il happened. This puts us in mind OF
old Ames' Almanac, when he put a
snow storm into July, and il actually
did snow upon the day.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.
T>IIE subscriber will Offer

ME subscriber will offer for sale.
at Harpers-Ferry, on Friday me
e9M instant. all his household and kitchen
furniture, consisting Of two bureaus. three
tables. chairs. one cupboard. looking glass
es, and two stoves. Also, q turning lathe
together with a variety Of other articles
too tedious TO mention. lie will also of
Ter. at the same time, two or three first
rate eight day brass clocks, in short eases.
which Willie warranted to keep good time
Three months credit will be given on
all sums above 10 dollars, by giving bond
with good and approved security. Sale
TO commence AT 10 o'clock
MICHAEL MELHORN.
Oct. 90. 1880.
~. B.-There are some watches which
have been remaining with me upw ards OF
two years. which, if the owners do not cal
and take away within three months, will
be sold for the repairs NM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
The Rev. DR.. Ely, Of Philadelphia.

The Rev. DR.. Ely, Of Philadelphia.
has been engaged since August last,
IN voluntary agency in the eastern
part OF the state Of New York, for the
Sabbath School enterprise IN the Val
ley OF the Mississippi. The amount
of donations obtained by him for this
object. since the 29ih of August. is
$3.50 90. lie states in his report.
''were 1t not for the claims Of home,
OF my family, and nv congregation, |
should feel bound 10 devote year in
stead Of six moths 10 the important
service in which ] have entered rs q
volunteer" hid
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

French Sufferers. Tho coniribu-
tons obtained IN, and Femittanees
made from Philadelphia, for the suffer.
srs by the recent conflicts ia Paris, a.
mount 20 90, lao francs, whereof 5000
we're furnished by one individual alone.
This. however, y independent Of the
sa'ns subscribed through the Consulate
ct France, by French gentlemen.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

We omitted TO notice the arrival in
this city Of Gov. BHowS and Doctor
iiANH, the Representatives of this Go
vernmeni, near those Of Brazil and
Chill. Doctor IIamw, having received
his instructions, is now in New York.
whence he will sail IN a few DAYS lon
Chill. Gov. Brown il nov here. aud
on his way to Brazil. Hash. Tel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

One of the French loasis Of the late
celebration 10 Chafleston, Is {" la On.
rOfiaG DE sud-" and our devil persist,
IN trsnslating II "Sou,h Carolina IT,
the suds." However. lie IS bat an in
dinerent French scholar.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

The Chief Justice Of Massachusetts
has ordered preparations to be made
Tor commencing the trials of the per-
sons charged as accessories in the inur.
der Of MIR. White, Of salem, on the
ninth Of November next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

Tie Warren Star gives the number
oi members u tie Baptist church in
the United States At 100000 church.
IS, 4,27 !, ministers, 2ssg.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
Murder. The Harrisburrb fP,.

Murder.-The Hsrrisburgh pa
Republican Of the 18th inst. SAYS, y
person named Young was brought 10
that place on the day before, and lodg.
ed in jail. Oh charge of numbering a
young girl Of the name Of Catharine
Milvroy, living near Middletown. -
Tie bad completely severed her head
from her body by cutting and hacking
her neck with his knife.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

.7,cfid consequence Of infen,perance.
The last number Of the Minerva an
nounces that on Tuesday night last. a
man named Boyer. Of the parish Of st.
Pierre, whilst in state Of intoxic a tion,
killed his wife. The innocent victim
OF his violence was the daughter Of n
respectable farmer, q Mr.. Hyacinth
Daigneau, Of the same parish. The
attack was made in the presence of
Boyer's mother, who did all in her
power TO save the life Of her daughter
in-law, and has received several WOO nds
in SO doing; but notwithstanding all
her efforts, her unnatural son succeed :.
ed by blows Of his fists and kicks, in
destroying the life Of his wife. Boyer
is only "a years Of age, aud has been
married fur years. A cotoner's in.
quest was held on the dead body, and
a verdict Of wilful murder found.
Montreal paper
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

The Orange powder mills Of Mr..
Rogers. situated near Newburg, ~. Y.
blew uP on the morning Of the 18th
instant. and destroyed six persons. -
Mr.. X. owed his safety to having lief,
the building a moment before the aeci.
dent occurred.
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EAxx. oo0US.

rNHE subscriber Is now opeaing largo
4 supply Of Fan Goods. ~h,ch he will
dispose NJ on the most reasonable terms.
Oct. is. HUMPHREY kEfES.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

Meetings at the Hest, for the promo
ton Of Sunday Schools in the Valley
OF the Mississippi. have exhibited
much zeal and liberality. Presbyte.
rians, Baptists, and Methodists, arc
uniting their hands and hearts in this
noble enterprise. Al q meeting in
Cincinnati, 81, 500 was subscribed, at
a second meeting in the same place,
the amount was increased 20 $4,000.
At Lexington, Ny. $1,000 was pie,lg.
ed. Al Frankfort, $500, aud at Lou
isville, 1000. Southern Tel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

The Fair Of the American Institu-
ton Tor the Mechanic Arts, held last
week at New York, is stated to have
ahounded with beautiful and ingenious
articles Of American manufacture. A
cast.iron chimney piece. manufactured
IN New York, is stated to have been
made to resemble Egyptian marble 30
skilfully, that the most practiscd eye
would be deceived. The manufac lures
Of cotton were more and better than
those before exhibited. The quantity
Of cloths was large, and some Of them
OF the finest quality. Fine American
Saxony and Merino wool, splendid
glassware, highly finished furniture,
beautiful specimens Of sewing silk, &c.
are specified with warm praise.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

Jefferson, The celebrated eomeJiap.
IS Cow Playing IN Winchester.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC CUrroxs.

A writer in the Boston Daily Adver-
tissr states. that within the last three
months, some thousands Of TONS ut ner-
chandise have been imported in our
ships from Calcutta, three-tourths at
the bulk Of which consist OF raw mate
rails Ter the use Of our manufactures
in this vicinity, and upon which the
ship owners have freight VI 25 or SO
dcllars per ton, and the impo, ters I'D
to 40 per cent. profit; and that, what
is moro To be noted and wondered 1T.
part af these very cargoes have been
paid for by our COTTON manufactures,
sold in Calcutta at . profit Of Is TO ~
per cent. The instances Of profitable
shipments of our coarse cottons to In
dia, he adds. are not ono or two. but
many. The intrinsic superiority OF
our {" domesties" to the - India cot
tons" 10 now almost a. we'll under.
stood aud appreciated by the natives
Of Hindostan As by those Of New Eng
land.
Upon the same subject, the Salem
Gazette says: /" IL 10 bat few years
since this action carrying cotton TO
Calcutta. would have been deemed
no less absurd than that expressed by
the corresponding phrase Of carrying
coal to Newcastle" yet il bids fair to
be soon one Of frequent occurrence
The ship Rome, Of this port, belonging
to p. Dodge, Esq. on the outward voy.
age, from which che has just returned,
carried about 500 bales Of American
cloths, which, it is well uuderstooti,
paid high profit in Calcutta. Those
whose memory extends to the very re
cent period when the trashy cottons Of
India, with their uncouth nomencIa-
ture, filed our market, will hardly be
able to realize that the natives Of Ben
gal are now dependent upon foreign
countries for the cotton with which the y
arc clothed-but il 10 true. The ma
nufacture Of cotton has almost ceased
there, and is now confined to the pro
ductiOn of q few goods Of the very
coarsest kind. their wants being prin-
cipalIy supplied from Great Britain.
The steam engine allows no COMPETE
ton Of human labor. American cot
tons find ready market in the island
Of Madagascar, where they are favo-
rite article. Many bales have been
sent to that quarter by our Salem mer-
chants, who have found their account
in it,"
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y pursuance &c . decree Of The Comfy
Court Of Jedersoa. rendered A, Nal
Term 1915. win be offered FOE sale Al a..
Coofi iioose 80 Cbarl~stows. an .Sgou,Ir,
h'e iath day If .NorsaLey ns<l.
ONE ACRE OF xAruD.
a,pon which il erected comfortable fam,
d"sh'ng. usually khosn as The Passoaas,
and few years since oeespisd bv he
Aes' Alss@ader jones. Tetn,s. one third
cash. one third ~ six. and The ssmsinJe,
~ :! ,nonihA Possession will be gwen ON
,ne is' day Of April; and such iiils will bs
.onseyeo - - vested "a The subscriber a.
.Is,'ee' Whenever the purchase money !,
PAD or saiisfaciorily scored
ELIZABETH WHITING.
- y. 1tssfss
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

On Monday, the 18th inst. a dinner
was given to the Hon. p. p. BARBouR.
by the members Of the Albemarle Bar,
upon the occasion of his retirement
from practice, in consequence Of hav-
ing accepted the appointment Of U. S.
District Judge, for the District Of Vir-
ginia. Gen. WIN. +. Gordon presided,
assisted by +. w. Gi,mer. Upon the
usual complimentary toast To the guest,
being given, Mr.. barbour addressed
the meeting. in his usual felicitous
manner. Many toasts we're drank.
Fredcrick sburg Arena
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

The British brig Matilda, living al
Bonny. on the coast of Africa, explo.
ded on the 18th May. How the acct
dent happened never can be known.
for every one Of the ships company.
with upwards Of one hundred souls on
board, lost their lives, the Matilda be-
ing driven into atoms.
All Pachs Of Egyp, is dead.
A Naples date Of Aug. Ia, mentions
that the Dey ~ AIgiers continued TO
attract attention there. When the
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

Ii rs recorded in the Boston Gazette.
as an act ut mueraD,1sitd p,agam,insify.
that at meeting of Anti Masons, on
edncsday evening, that honorable
fraternity passed an unanimous vote
that they roouid not interrupt the Ma
sonic Procession ON the succeeding
day. There are on record many no.
BILE instances OF msgnanimous bearing
towards opponents and enemies. b,,t
this solemn vote Of party Of eighty
or ninety men, not to interrupt pro-
cession OF more than two thousand, sus-
tanned by The cordial good feelings 0f
the community, IL probably, in the his
tory of the world, without a parallel.
The following anecdotc is now the
subject Of genera! conversation in high
circles: II 10 said that when the gal.
liant Lord Exmouth was in Paris some
time ago, he sisited the King Of France.
who entered into a long conversation
with him on the political state Of the
country, and asked his opinion on the
subject. Sire said the gallant Lord.
You will excuse the bluntness Of
British sailor; bot ! aust tell YOU nv
oP'nion-it Is, that IL your Majesty
does not change yaur tack, ! shall see
you' before ibis day three months. rid.
ing aboat London IN hackney cOaeh.'
We learn that NTwsMAx, the peJeS.
tran, accomplished h,s thousand mile.
Yesterday afternoon, that being the AZ.
'erno''h OF the eighteenth day since the
commencement Of the feat. lie il said
TO have been insulied by some indiyi.
dual towards the close of bis Journey.
when be stopped aud chastised him.
and then went on his way IN truman
philadelphia I,,qaircs.
T.0r - a
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.


lron q letter carried by mail. Sen
Issced 10 ten years imprisonment IN
the county gaol. at hard lsbees The
last named young man Was . graduate
Of Brown University
The Evening Gazette remarks that
the great inequality in these two in
stances, which apparently fixes the
largest punishment for the smallest of.
fence, arises out OF the provisions of
the United States laws which. in case
Of robbery Of the mail. or theft. i'm a
post Office, requires = punishment not
less than the one inflicted; but i'm the
ase Of theft 10 the bank Of the Uni
ted States, or an embczzlement Of mo-
ney belonging 10 that institution, gives
the Judge q wide latitude Of discretion.
The same restriction operates in the
Courts Of Massachusetts,, and should
be borne in mind when sentences, ap.
parentIy severe, are inflicted.
From Tie Indiana Stofesman, Oct Is.
.Nandsrers Berare At the late
term of the Franklin Circuit Court,
Miss Catharinc BiIlbec obtained =
Judgment Of $1,000, against Mark
HaI per, in an action Tor SANDER; Dan.
icl Curry obtained a judgment Of $50.
against Philip Jones, ia a similar &c :.
tion; and Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle Oh
tanned a judgment Of one cent! against
WIN. Walker, for character which
was far from being purified in its pas.
sage through the fiery ordeal.
We were srati6ed listeners to the
culogium pronounced on Thursday, at
the University, by Judge Hopkinson,
upon that great man, JuDox WAsmrSo-
TON. The eulogist dwelt upon the
early life Of the deceased /; his unwea-
ried assiduity, his active patriotism;
and the spotless purity Of his private
worth. He sketched his professional
and judicial career, and paid we'll.
meriteo tribute to the deep learning.
Incorporating integrity, and bold
independence by which the latter was
distinguished. Uniting in an eminen
degree, personal difiidence with moral
courage; simplicity Of manners viii,
native dignity Of department; he com
handed the love and respect of the
Bar, and inspired general confidence.
His moral traits, as drawn by Judge
Hopkinson, were not unlike those Of
the venerated rilghman, and indeed a
strong similarity is known to have ex-
listed ia the leading features Of their
characters. In describing the judicial
life Of the iliustrious defunct, Judge
Hopkinson took occasion to compli.
ment Pennsylvania upon her meritori.
Gus conduct in 1909, in submitting 10
the execution Of process from the Cir
cult Court, in case which produced
high excitement, and in which State
Rights were supposed to be vitality en-.
dangered. lie thence drew useful
lesson for the edification Of the South.
ern nuHifers.-CP Penn. Register.
On Monday, the 18th inst. a dinner
was given to the Hon. p. p. BARBouR.
by the members Of the Albcmarle Bar,
upon the occasion of his retirement
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ONE ACRu or LAwn


az ss'ious sesSiip,lons. ~ sale 4, III.
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From Ci6rnifar.-The brig Smyrna.
arrived at Boston, sailed from Gibral.
tar on the i7th uIt. The Boston Cen.
iinel contains extracts frem Gibraltar
papers to the 18th.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

Important InielEgencs from Spaim. m.--The
following Information, says the Sun of
Monday last, has come TO hand this morn
ing and is contained in letter addressed
to Spanish officer, dated Midrid, Aug.
I: " Madrid is now in The grestest cons
fusion, owing to the great political change
thai has taken place in Paris. Last night
an express arrived here with an acc cunt
Of the proceedings Of the 27th, 2eth snd
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

Old aneedcie IN a new d'sss.--A New
York paper entitled the Age, furnishes
the following anccdote -
In the town Of Dedham, near Boston,
lived many years since clergyman, fam.
cd for his wit and good humor. lie had
with him Joseph T. young gentleman
from Boston, studying divinity. The fe-
males ofthe family had occasion to visit q
neighboring town and ~ perform the
journey and return on the same day, il be-
came necessary to start very early. The
worthy clergyman urged their departure,
good-naturcdly remarking that he and Jo-
ssph would cook their own breakfast
Accordingly he said, I,s Ph, while make
ths morniag prayer, you must sttend to
the ssussgss. The young gentleman
more devoted and attentive 10 che Playe'
4 = -
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

SPAIN.--It would seem as ;finternal
;olnmotions were Of q contiguous nature;
lorscaicely has the capital Of France e.
merged from the struggle between despot-
ism and constitutional liberty, when q sim
lar convulsion appears to be breaking out
IN Spain. Ii is stated that an insurrect-
ION has broken out in Biscay, that the in
surgents had made themselves masters Of
St. Sebastian, and, were directing their
march to Madrid; and that the Spanish
troops to the number OF ten thousand men,
which had been collected on the frontiers
to support the cause of the Royalists in
France, had caught the lame Of patriotism
from the French, mounted on the totkado
Of the Cortes, and were also marching up
on Madrid. These events occurring in
two neishboting kingdoms, plainly indi-
cate great and important change in tho
old systems Of the continental Kingdoms.
The flame is lighted up, and it behoovss
all dcspotic fulets so TO modify their gov
ernments, that they may not be involved
in that general destruction which will soon
er or later overtake all institutions which
are based upon tyranny and oppression.
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