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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Editors Of Newspapers throughout
the country, but more particularly IN
this City and Philadelphia, will serve
the cause Of humanity, by giving pub
LEFTY TO the following notice. Editors
Courier and Enquirer.
NOTICE.
TOn the oath Of June last. =
young aud interesting femase. whose
name is supposed To- be ANGELINA
JESSUPS or JOSEPHS, arrived in
this city ia the British brig Brothers
from Liverpool, and Immediately pro.
ceeded in ihc stage 20 Bloomfield, New
Jersey, where she expected TO iind her
brother ~ ho mad repeatedly written 70
her 20 i,.ih him. On her ARRIVAL 81
Bloomfield, she leernt that her brother
had left there, bat could not ascertain
10 what place he bad removed. This
unexpected disappointment, has serI-
ovsly affected her health, aud THE
mode - resortsd 60, 10 apprise her bse-
Their Of her ARRIVAL, ADD urge his imme-
diately giving Information a this Office
Of has place Of residence. Should this
notice meet his eve, he i desired a. be
values the life VI bis sisternot 10 delay
replying to IL.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Temperance Society. --Agreeably to
previous notice, the second Annual
Meeting of the Temperance Society Of
Shepberdstown, was held on Thursday
the 18th inst. After the presentation
Of the Annual Report, tho following
Officers aud Managers, for the ensuing
year, were appointed, viz:
DR. JOINS QUIoLEY, President,
JosEPm McMuRRAN, v. President,
WILLIAM WEBxR, Secretary,
Dawn KErLISoEn, Treasurer.
Managers. J. ID. Mitchell,
Daniel Buckles, Stephen Sialey, Mi
chael Hrnsell, aud John Miller.
POtomae Pioneer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Freight or Passage on the Rail
Road. - We are pleased to learn that
the freight Cars commence running
this day, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. Iii understood that these
Cars will move at the rate of about ten
miles an hour Bah. Pat. August 90.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
CHURCH NOTICE.

The Rev. ssrrisus TusroS will prsseh in the
Free Church, 1t iIarper,-rery. ON Sunday neat,
AZ u oeaoex- Aug. IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.
JAMES w. RILEY to he Collector
OF the Customs for the District, and
Inspector Of the Revenue for the port
of Passamaquoddy, in the State of
Maine, vice Leonard Jarvis, resigned.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
TIE MARKETS

frorn In Baidmors, on Saturday las, s.. In
AieSssaSia, On wednesday lase g. ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

The Baltimore Chronicle IF the 5th
inst contains the following melancho-
" account Of the death Of Samuel
Keep, Esq. Of Washington, ID. &. a
native Of Boston, aud formerly agent
Of the United States at Pensacols, ia
the Goth year Of his age. lie had tn.
ken lodgings in the baltimore City
Hotel
The unfortunate subject Of this no.
tice vas married on the evening Of the
Ist inst. TO an Interesting young lady
of Washington, which place he left
the next day with his wife and her two
sisters. to visit his parents in Boston.
Intending 10 leave Baltimore on the
morning Of the Sd, for Philadelphia.
MIR. Keep rose about 3 o'clock to OBJ.
serve the state Of the weather, and to
make the necessary arrangements.-
Between S and 4 o'clock, before the
persons who usually attend the bar
were up, he called on the porter for a
glass Of cider. BY one Of those upac-
countable oversishts, which, in the
best regulated establishments, may
sometimes occur, a bottle Of corrosive
subhmafe had been left in the bar,
which the porter by mistake drew for
cider. A small portion Of il was drank
by Mr.. X, and produced immediate
vomiting. AZ soon as the poisonous
nature Of the draught was discovered,
two eminent physicians were called.
Their attentions were unremitting dur
ing the whole course Of his sickness /;
and the family Of Mr.. Barnum could
not have been more assiduous than
they were in every possible effort to
avert the fatal result Of the accident
which they SO deeply deplorcd. The
strongest hopes we're entertained Of
the recovery Of Mr.. Keep until Mon
day last, when symptoms Of morti6ca-
ton appeared. which terminated in his
death.
This statement has been submitted
to the family of the deceased, and
meets their appreciation.
We have the painful duty to perform OF
aDnouHc<ag tho decease Vt cur venerable fell
low citizen, General PHILIP STEWART. . dis.
tingushed officer of the Revolutionary Army.
! General s. VAS a native Of the State Of Mary.
land, in whose gallant line it was tina, lis bra.
very Was sgnsiized duriog the whole of ,s
severe servicc in the South, particularly in
| the battle of Eu,aw. During lhe late war he
again served his country 10 the field, and a.
SO for several years represented his native
State in Congress During the last Ia eivc
years Of bis life. lac resided 10 this city, where
he expired on Saturday evening. the i4,h
inst. after . short illness. lie was, we be
licye, almost the last relic Of the Revolutions
nv anffl.ies mar ~nrnrnus,.sy
Nat. Int
The Comptroller Of the Mint at Pa
ris lately shot himself in the presence
of his wife, who had been dumb and
deprived Of the use Of her limbs for
years by paralysis. The shock res
itored aIl her faculties.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Tickets to be had in the above Lottery, .,
the Stores of Nessrs. Joseph l.. Resell g. Co.
Hsrpers-Ferry Of Mr.. ~. Is. Esiy. Smith
field OF hessts. Jefferson & Cleveland,
ChsrlestoSn Of Mr. Charles iIsrper. shep
herds'owD' and Mr.. VIM. Sturm, DsrkessiIle
Aug IS, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
BALTIMORE & yeHiO RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE:

TO Road Aakers and Bridge Builders.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received.
~ from the 2Sth To- the 3lst Ut August, for
the graduation Of that part Of the Third Divi-
s'sn ut the Rail Road, exte ending from poin,
on the line VI said load, near The house of
Cornelius Mercer, on the Patapsco Rivsr, to
. point near the Frederick.town Turnpike
Road. short distance ut PaIrsvilie, aud EN-
brscing distance Of shout seven miles; aud
also Tor the necessary MASONRY thereon.
Between the 25th aud 3ist Of August, the
subscriber will attend 90 the ground for the
purpose Ut giving such information .s may be
desired by those disposed to contract Pro.
posers arc invited to devote more attention
to an examination inso the situation and cha
rscter Vi the earth 10 be removed and the
stone quarries TO be used, than has usually
been done. Proper attention to this matter
may prevent much difficulty aud embzrrass-
meHi Il not loss) in the progress Of the work.
The line viii be divided into convenient sec.
tons. Recommendations gill be expected 10
accompany each Proposal.
cASPAit ~. VIEWER, Susr.
baltimore. il,h Aug. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

oRAHsQE TREES FOR SALE.
A NUMBER Of grated Orange Trees,
n some Of them now besring. gill be dis.
posed Of. Inquire Of he Printers.
Aug. IS, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
ALEXANDRIA,, ACo. 10.

ALEXANDRIA, ACG. ~.
AT meeting Of the StOe kbolders Of
the Alexandria Canal Company, held
AT the Council Chamber, on the 18th
aud 18th instant; the following gentle
men were elected to manage the affairs
Of the Company, until the lst Monday
in May next.
HU0a SMITH, President.
WILLIAM III. MILLEH,
PaISEAs JAsSKT,
ALExASDER ICSrIH, tD:
RoBEHT BRocKLr,
TuoNPsoS r. Mason,
WnLIAa T.. GARDsER,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

ES3RAY.
STRAYED. from the farm Of Mr.. Tho
~ mas Briscoe, near Charlesiswn, Va.
about the first Of this month.
A Dark Brown Mare.
No marks reeollected. except the feet.
which arc hte,-beiweeo fourteen and
fifteen hands high. FIVE years old last
spring. A liberal reward will be given,
on the safe return Of said mare 10 the sub
scriber. HI NJ. BRISCOE.
Aug IS, 1880
The "Genius Of Liberty" Leesburr, will
publish the above, 3 weeks. HIT. NIB.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

The Comptroller Of the Mint at Pa.
ris lately shot himself in the presence
of his wife, who had been dumb and
deprived Of the use Of her limbs for
years by paralysis. The shock res.
tored oil her faculties.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Tho Anti-Jackson Convention, il
the State Of Maine, have formally nom
mated Henry Clay as candidate TO
the next Presidency.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
TIE WEATHER.

We arc stiii :" as dry ~ powder horn" The
beams Of the Sun come down upon with intole-
rsbie force. snd the withered and wiihering crops
look as il the scorrhiug sirocOo Of Desol-,ion
had passed over them. This Is history But We
will NOT, ve dare not, murnsur, amidst the bless
ings xkish ssroand US. Though the prospee,
10 nc kDomy, il viii but the better enable us 10
sprree1stc she return Of that period, when, after
genial shovers.
sthe rocks, and shores
And everlasting mountains, shall put on
The smile Of glad sunsl,inc."
ar Since the above ~ss written, We have had
. siight sprinkling Of rain.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

In CARTER
DESPECTFULLY call. the attention Of
~ the public to his assortment Of GRO
CERES. He has joss received
IS bsgs OF best Green Coffee.
do. old white Cor Jaya) do
barrels low priced do. %A
do. Sugar,
A large quantity Of TEAS. 1884
Together With . general as us..gkln
:ortmen. Of all other article. in this branch os
business
Aug. ID.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

UhsLe Tickets s4-Haives p Quarter
To be drawn Oh the A b, &. plan. The
holder OF three tickets, one in each division,
is certain Of oce prize, and may draw four.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

ADVEATISNN6HWT.
TAkEN up ~ az estray. by the sub
Il scriber OF the county OF Jefferson and
town Of Smithheld. an estray MARE OF :,
bay color. about Is aud half hands high.
seven years old. with some white on the
right bind legs; and appraised TO the sun.
Of sixty dollars The owner 10 desire to
prove property. pay charges. and take the
said estray away. JOHN LITTLE.
August 10, lS30-St.s
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

FoA SALE,
- THE HOUSE in which NJ.
Ia Cleveland resides. Il has .,r
lt{ rooms and good cellar. Tho
01H Lot. which 10 very fertile, con.
ss'os about three quarters OF al acre. Thera
are . saoke-house, ice-house. end stable, o.,
the property. The fence 10 nearly new the
sitosiiea healthy and dry. A bargain may
be had OF the shove property. If early sppii-
cation be made. Payments one half cash.
and the balance in two equal annual payments
With interest. Apply to Geo. W. Hammond.
Chsries,own. EDWARD HUGHES.
Aug. IL. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

TIE JHTTEAsoH rnoop
$ ordered to parade on Friday the 2y,h
= instsst, before the Centre Ho,si ,o
Chsrleste~s. at IL o'clock.
Aug. 70. 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

W Passengers going to New York in
the Schr EFFORT, JNo. Payer. master will
please be on board at Rockets, at 10 o,c,o,,, "i
NJ, as she will sail during the night ~ On
SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE
AM desir1us to sell 800 acres of Land, on the
Little Calf Pasture River in the COUNTY of s ne
gusta, about OF 10 miles rsn Stanton: about ION
acres are Hal or level including ten of meadcv
and the residue upland
" This tract includes valuable SULPHUR
SPkiNG commonly called MCrae's Spring, which
has been much frequeRted for many wears and wifi
considerable success, by the citizens of this county
AS the new turnpike road from Staun. on to The
Warm Springs will pass through his place. near tho
spring 1t Will make one Of the most valuable tavern
stands west of the Blue Ridge
For terms, or other information apply to William
Clarke, Esq of Stanton or to the subscriber. ad
joining the pemises-If by mail, the postage must
be paid. WILLIS M.KESND
| Augusta, Jolly 8, 1880. 81 wit
~ B;-There are some small buildings now on
the land. and new brick house will be erected in =,
few weeks After the 10th of next month, the sub-
scr6er Will be prepared to accommodate visitors Mt
| the Spring. The cabins at the Spring will be rented
out usual.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

Coffee ami cocoa al protection, hut o revenue
dcle como competition with them The reduction Of
these duties therefore, purely fiscal measures and IN or
determine prop,e,y of it, only necessary
that we could spare tho revenues which the
These duties were reduced almost by common consent
Tho ,dan Bill is law which finds no parallel M inc legs
laon any free siate any government The pow
es conferred by unlimited do not ccnsnre the Pres'
dent extravaganza cf these powers The blame rests
upon Congress What SIM tina, law may add national
debt is unknown Those acquainted with the probable
cos, than vaousy a, thr:y millions
Half million granted, the Pesidcn, make the
contracts but there no limitation check as to the amount
Of those In purchases from Indians, they
treated with independen, tubes The
tics when made submitted the Senate and could not DO
ratified without the of that body THIS
the restraint imposed by the Constitution the President
This law that The President though IN his
Official name sunk the of passed
by gis majority and which depvcs She country of
1.-The security afforded by the constitutional majority OF two
thirds extremely able far that law.
and by of its friends urged do They assured
that intended that contract should he submit
ted the Senate, heretofore only asked that the bill
should DO made express that could them
that such give nearly unanimous
infer contracts were intended which feared would
not receive the Of thirds the Senate was COM
PEELED to vote against tbs BILL dangerous and Dagran'y
constitutional.
Ma PHEspKSr-It is well known when was elected that
did not intend to make myself the slave of party to
JON the ranks of organized opposition promised my
To oppose or support ct the President
his Cabinet, for the that woud
pose it, If emanated from hom had assisted elect
Oiled nv o" Intentions; and this viii continue TO- do M No
cordially despise faction than ! do da
ccnsure President Jackson for his opinions constitutional
questions admit that he and other public functionary
must obey his udsmen ouy that his opinions
what they
Ono word more, will close this t!esul,ory address
wish to assure many of my constituents as feel
an interest in it, that notwithstanding what has
thrown out to the rational there greater pros
pect (from amy thing yet known me) of by
treaty this country of direct trade with British Yves,
India colonies than there when Minister
answer of Secretary Canning on that subject
MIR pREToENr-l feel that have detained this company
too long NV apology that being by
uents and friends have felt disposed he
ask yo" to accept hearty thanks for the
SELF and the whole Company what have thought proper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

'EHHE President and Directors have declared a
81 dividend Of two and holf per cent on the
Capital Stock, for the last siz months which will be
PAID to the Stockholders on the 18th inst
~ 7-4tc WIN. NEKERVIS Cash.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

MIR OCoNNELI., (sa ysan The Charleston Gazettc)it
appears, mas oeen very severely hendej in the Bri
,sh House OF Commons, particularly At the hands of
his colleagues MIR. DoHEKTY and MFR. NORTH So
severely indeed was he treated and in tone ofsucb
acrimonious violence, that he fell into the unpara
enary error OF assuring his assaonts in reply tina;
ne WAS IN principle opposed to Duelling, and could
not, hence, make them account in the most satsfac
tory OF ali modes, for their aspery But for his vow
against personal affair, he assured them they would
not have so treated him, and with mpunity He ap
pears to have been singularly tame throughout the
speech, and any thing but the bold Patriot he has
hitherto been accustomed to exhibit himself The
contrast between MIR. O'CoNNELL in ireland and tho
same gentleman IN the British House of Commons,
was thus drawn on the occasion referred to- bv Mr.
NORTH the Irish Attorney General. 1t will be seen
that he was by means tender in his cyilities
Inc honourable members appearance on the diff.
ierent sides of the Channel singulary different
IN Ireland lbs swelling chest and powerful voice
night induce one to suppose him full grown irish
giant That night he appeared like the little fender
babe, whom he himself had described as Tsn;rn tho
pfaise OF 'uFyman-tchesfs and laughter.) In Ire
iaha ne was at the top OF his voice and played the
part OF the lion to admiration In the House Of Con-
mons nc assumed the part of Bottona and adoptinp
the suggestion OF his predecessor in the character aa
sraVated his voice, and roarcd gently as suck.
ing Gove.'-(Laughter.) He could tell the hon
Durable and learned member that such a course of
conduct could 10 longer be permitted. He must a.
dopt one OF two ways lie must either be in hotb
coun'rcs the violent d.sturber & ag;tator.-he same
IN bis parliamentary office in Stephen street as in ST.
Stephens chapel at Westminster or he must be the
moderate man in both countries He must no lon,
ger talk, as he had that night of pouring oil into the
wounds which he had taken every means TO inIame
IN ireland Il Cheers The Hon member yovid
soon ind throughout the EMPIRE but more particular
~ IN that part with which he was connected, such
body OF resistance TO his double course Of conduct as
he would be unable to contend against. There was
manly, kind and generous feeling sprinaiur nm in
Ireland, in spite of the exertions of the honourabe
member for Care. II was the natural and necessa
ITy result of The wise legislative measure adopted
last year 1t would soon be out of the power of any
man to heat up the national feeling to he tenerature
OF furnace, merely In order that political salaman
der might find bis proper element"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

identity thinks there is some bctwee The
two subjects he has connected, but The junction up.
pears very unnatural to those vino know the sspub-
lie fi;nctionares" Governor g. however takes to
the American system, and manufactures praise for
himself.
by H. Ashton General Duff Green the peoples fayori,e
and the advocate civil liberty alas let those who him.
first look into mirTnr.
Here Mr. Greco and briefly reviewed his course as an
Editor and expressed his acknow eecnts the favorable
which the had been received and concl
dcd by Offering the following:
The Federal UnonA1ay never time of peace he mn,
under the guardianship of the disaftected in war
No wonder Gen. Green was nstounded at such
plaster. eThe peoples favori,e"--wlat? Oh breathe
not the word. Gen Green's sentiment however is
the best of the batch, and his mndesty was never
equalled but once, when he declined Mr.. Webbs
civil invitation. He to think his speech now,
and his company then like Jcremiahs figs-he prob
ably remembers what they were too bad for
But we cannot speak of them Nil as they deserve.
nor can we allow many of them to speak for them
selves.
By C. Andrews The day celebrate The grand era.
when wise heads and stout hearts proclaimed rights of ma
Kind he day on which the ethereal fire. which lunned
the world was Ii, the sacred altar liberty; NAV It's lights
continue 10 brighten and burn as long te shall be dsn
Blu, one man can be expected to live so long; he is
pointed out in the annexed sentimental petition.
By William, Mason Andrew Jackson Nav ha ,;,. n
ea the peer that fattens tire grows the
! of his enemies.
BY De Kraft. Public paonasc-rgh,ully due the sun
Poers of the jackson but traitors or
| ards bestow il upon others.
as we'll as to ee,a. a,socracy; of family is enough 4,
be in Office s "
IhIs-is intended as hit at the Secretary of War
By Richard En'nons The Jackson Veto: A granite bar
rieI against nsuphns inroas the Constitution. The bill
lows OF SAFE precedes heat against it, like the
of the ocean, they will cvunescent o5cion
Look you there now. That is the very spirit of
the Fredoniad The same celebrated poet must have
furnished the next although it was given
By Ambrose Lynch
Jacsson's fair political bark
| The certain emblemu of Noah's ark,
| The heiuge bark preserved eight human beings
! Jackson's bark saved full eigh, millions;
sons OF The brave Columbus you sanction
I The defamation of brave Anirew Jackson,
The proceed ngs closed with the following miscel-
laneous column from dictionary
BY Lnws Hart. The regeneration OF our nation: with
veto to all abdexers of the exregcnous stem of internal
improvement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
NOTICE.

a. EALED Proposals will be received by the the
~ Directors of the Manchester Turnpike Compa-
n.y. Tor Keeping the said Turnpike Road in the order
OF September next-tbe proposals to he deposited at
the LIGHTHOUSE of the said Company on or before the
18th day Of August next
July 7-lnw6tIfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20
Ladies' Summer Wear

and Cheap Dry Goods-renaoved
10 MARKET Bridge.
obERT H. JENKINS has received by the last
II arrivals the following rich and new Goods:
Oriental battices, of new and rich patterns
Do Corrine,' of do do do
Plain black and coIoured palmarines, battices and
striped gauze
Elegant coloured and figured mandarines
Corded striped baitice very cbeap article
Foulard figured Persian gauze
k'ch lace capes, collars. foreas and pelerines Of
the most fashionable shapes
With many new and rich Goods.
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