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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
pOMIIWGMH.

MEETING at COiuns'td, s.. G. on tie 20M September
LETTERS Of Nessrs. Hamilton Hay,e-7 a,nJ,dL
and TrOtp.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
Died.

Tn the Goth Of August, after an lines. of %
r,r. ADAM MoIrn, sen. aged about n
Years. nc deceased Was n highly s,.sp.,,hI,
S"]ea o, TINS county, and MAS born ~itl.,n a few
'es. o. u,e place Of his death, at Which spot he
spcn, hs long life, in prosperity aud conten,ment
much esteemed by all his uciyLbors.
OF fiupcrs-Fcrry.
Al Front ROYAL, Frederick county, o,, Sunday
iast' IA the I'D year Of his age. Mr. Joi,s W.
SLOAN, formerly of this town y"
=, - lew days ago, at Mr. Ciarkc's i'm AIbc,na,,.
Hon GEoaer IiAr, L. =. Judr,. for ,,,, E,s,s,,,
a' - virginia, AMI son-in-law of jaime,
'i.nf"~, late f'resdcnt of tho L. States.
NJ uhe Residence cf h..r father nc.,. N.n.h..-
Ter, ,. L. on The i4th inst. Mrs Mar R,nrr,.
~ oi,., censor ct the Hon. George M'Duffi,..
and daughter Of Richard Singleton, Esp.
.7aosher Revolutionary Pafrio. rome
- departed this life, at his residence IN Primo,
Seorge's county, Mary land, on the 10Th ;n.tan,
o or s"s.ra Cno.s in the 18th year OF his age
,.''I !. may be truly said, AS i, was of the Che
'Nier bay ard, that he was n man ~i,h,,,, e.,
and without reprpach.'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

YNuE meeting Of the subscr,ber,, appoint.
n eel Tor last saturday. was postponed, on
Aec0uDt 81 the rain. until Friday neat the Is,
~ october, 81 IL o'clock. Members ere re.
lues'ed To attend 81 the urt.IiOuse At tina,
toe. for the purpose Of ransseting businc,.
OF importance.
The following books have been taken from
TIE Library irreguiarly. and Nkbout being
entered Pefsous having them, are requif.
ed io report and fe,urn hem Immediately 60
The i.'orsry, ~ the CIeik's OGice
LIE 81 A-rmoo,ei. sols. Lights and
shsdoss Of Scottish Life, I vol Doe.l.I
Adsir, vols. FIeIt of Waterloo, I vol. f.
LIKES Byron. 81 vol. Lad, Of the Manor. 1
vol bergusOn's Civh society. I vol Gee.
fo's Of.l.ons. II vol Nouh Aursicsn re.
s'eW' J-nOsry. 1880 SOuthern Hsvieu, I
No.s Nhesion's Journal. sol Itsly sod
Sspo'eon. I vol Edge~ orb. 1'Alcs. vol.
~ order q tie President aud Directors.
Napf y
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
NOTICE.


IVIE subscriber begs leave to pre.en, M,
'hanks To las old friends and customer,
Tor past fA,ors. MS well rs To inform them aud
the public that he Continues the
Flour and Grocery Business,
at bis old stand on King street, oppo.ite the
Diagonal Pump. where all matters 81 business
conhdsd TO him will be attended to with
punc'usliiy and despatch.
Tie has o" hand good supply of Sugar.
couse, Tea. Aolasses. Cotton Yarn, Ground
alum and sack Salt. and Plaster Paris, winch,
Tor cash. or in exchange for Flour and Grain.
he wall sell At the lowest rates
Liberal advances will be made, in money.
on Flour and other articles recen ed ON s,or.
age.
a constant supply Of best Family Flour.
b. r.. HARRISON
Alexandra, Sept 2o.-St
Is. T. II will be assisted in the prose
cu''on'ot his business by JOSEPH caches.
whose friends are invited to call.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
To the EditO, Of tie Free r,e,..

SiH: have seen your reasons Tor declining %
publish the communication Of - HoN ssry. aud
snier my sell to be the Candidate whose pr,.ten
sici's ITS insertion would have .stcnd,pcy Ia IN
Jare' And If, IA your opinion, it will not have.
The effect 81 pr,judeing the claims of other~. I
would respectfully solicit its publication, in your
next week s paper. can but feel some CURIOSITY
- seeit Respectfully. Your fri.t,d
EDW'D LUCAS, Jr.
Sept 9th, 1880.
g We cannot comply with the rcqucs, contained
IA the foregoing notc.
Consent TO its publication, by the candidate
who might De psjudicod by the communication
oil Honestus," cannot ob,iaic the objections
which have been already stated, and which are
insuImouitable.
We say, for his satisfaction, however. tia, the.
communication contains nothing Of "A personal
Iatnrr-that it, reflections are of a political cha
T>c'er ltosethcr-and tina, its publication would
DC violation Of a rile adopted hy the editor.
which cannot be- altered in consequence az Tho
wishes or consent Of any individual.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
LATEST rnOu c.rr.o

The ship Gen. Smith .,,iv.,i ,h,. r,o,o;,,,
having left there Sd of July. The capt.,n
states that there had been an action ON the
ioih April. between Gen Pri~,o aud rrien-.
:" The ne shbourhood or conce p,ion, in Which
se'.on Frienc Was defeated Nth los. Of al lie
loot so'diers-ihe horse male their escape
10 which Zen. Tsppsn was killed and Erie me
oan'shed The country. and he had arrived .,
.a,'Ao on las Nay to Mexico, previous To the
sailing of the Gen. Smith. Pristo /, much
opposed TO foreigners. The country is still
"a an unsettled and distracted state, and un.
DER no go'ernmeni.-lB .k. Pat. Sept. IS
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

4 Ii those who became purchaser. at
: tho sale OF the personal property OF
Samuel Davenport. decd are tilted that
'heir respective obl,g ations tell due 90 the
18th OF August past. aud that prompt pay
ment must be made. For the eon,en,euc.
oi those that made purchases. I will at
tend stCharlestown. At Mr.. Hams tavern.
ON the 9th. and 18th Of nest meath. Zoe
tossr) Also, those Who were Indebted 10
The esta'e previous 10 the sale, are re-
9uss'ed 10 make immediate payment. as
! am determined 10 bring suit wiihsut res-
pect to persons. at November Court.
CHAS. ORRICK, Ere'r
Of Samuel Dars.pori, dec d.
Sept 90, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1881.

The news from France which ~e continue TO
receive, In Of uie mos; Interesting and cheering
character. When NC reflected for a moment
upon the horrors OF the former r,.,aI,,,io,. the
r'',rs 81 blood which .lclusvd that unfortu.s,.
country, the private and public In2ssasr,.. and
rc Immense train If evils ~.el, IL brought u,,,,
all Europe, NC feared, yes, Ne teauvd 10 hear
from France, alter NC had the fr> utclli.,ac,. of
tn" late revolution. but our f.srs have ,ani she'd
i'.e fre"eh have b,cn ~,.r ~ we'll a. valiant,
-i'd arr justly -ti;.lcd To the apps ia,ion OF IL
ea.>nE NATION. They hsvc arisen in their
strength, and with blow have lev, He'd To ti,,
siust tlas power ~hieh tLr atcn,-i them with eter
rai slavery. by another set, they hs,e establish
al so'ernrcIt eompar.ti,cl, free, aud thu, ia
sfS~ DAYS have accomplished the mos, e,t,or,,i-
nary r,olu,on u be found in ths. h;,,o,x az n.
tons. They have bccn firm aud united. No 6,-
hon' have arisen amongst the friend, of lib,r,,
10 weaken and divide them. No private scheme,
oi ambi,ioo we're To he accomplished Il wn,
Sudden aud universal burst &c Indignation. .,.;-
TED by u'o tyranny ct the King. foilowc, by the
mos, determined bravery, and rcguia,e d hy CON-
sunims,c wisdom.
ne nafiou has been rc,cnrrs,.,i 4, /. ,lav-,b.
government u happily, aud ~c hops. firmly r.,a-
enshcd, and France may now look forward 20
years OF prosperity aad peace.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. at public sale, on Tues
W day the l2M day Of October merit, a,
the residence Of the late Col benjamin.
DAsenp"r,. d-c'd the PERSONAL pro.
PERTI belonging TO the estate. consist
ing Of the large stock and farming uten-
.ils Of two farms. and the household aud
kitchen furpiturs. Also, a large quantity
sf CORN. The Slaves belonging 10 the.
estate. men. women. boys aud gals. will
be hired for the balance Of tue year.
credit Of eight months will be given
Ola all sums above five dollars. The
cash for that sum and all bslow il. will he
expected Bond With good security will
be required before any property is remov.
ed. Sale to eommeGce at 10 o'clock. 4. VI.
Attendance Ivy
BRAXTON DAN EXPORT.
.idmt0r II BeJj Davenport
Sept 81. 1880
N. B. The Farm will be rented during
The sale Terms on Day Of sale. Claim.
ants on the estate. are requested TO present
their demands properly authenticated for
settlement; those owing the estate. must
make prompt payment u. ID
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIONS.

The steam-B'd United States, plying between
New York and New liavel,, bur.; her boiler. on
posite Biackwcil's island, on SATURDAY. tie II,l
AUST. Five IT the men belonging 10 the boat, wer,
badly sesddcd, aud three Of them have since died
Two Passengers jumped overheard, oue Of then
Sas taken up, but has since diei--thc other !,
missing = boy belonging to the boat, is ais.
missing.
The Steamboat William Peacock, which lci
Hnfalo, on the morning Of the IGth. for Detroit
burst hcr boiler, by ~hiel, aceidcn, tea person,
were stated 10 be Lilcd and missing, and several
severely scalded.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
CURE FOR CANCER.

One grain white arsenic, aud ~ gr.ins super
hne flour. intimately MIXED, aud To be apulied "a
the sorc in tie form Of paste
The above vas obtained from ono Of the mos,
respectable aud wealthy gentlemen OF baltimore.
ga whose Veracity thr utmost reliance NAV b..
placed. lie says that two or three applications
completely crsdiea'ed cancer formed upon lis
nose, drawing out the smailes, fhres connected
with the sore l, is though, worth. of rubIica-
lion --ED. FaII Pass
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

" I'LL be sold. on Friday the 18Th day Of
October. 1850. at the subscribers re.
s'dencc m Charies,o~u, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting, IN par. Oft al eigb, clock, [.
uA"e, clock. several feather seds. two acorn
."o other eedsteads, bedding, tables, chairs.
Two stoves, &c. &C. Also, hay and oats. tn o
barrels Ut bounce. one barrel Of homemade
VINE two barrels OF vinegar. an c1ccllen,
m,'ch COW. various gzrdeu.aowers, (.mong
WINCH ). the night.blooming cereus)-s rife
And shotgun, aud variety Of useful article.
not necessary To enumerate. Six month";
credit will be allowed ON all sums above q
Tue purchaser giving note aud approved Sc
curity-aii sums Of and below as, must be
casn No property to be removed until set.
Tied Tor The sale will begin 1t 10 o'clock.
a. SAMUEL HOLI.
valuable hULATIo GIRL. about 10
years OF sge. will be sold at private sale.
Sept. 80 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
ELECTION NOTICE

A n election will be. held. on Monday
the is'h day OF October next. At ths
Coort- House ia Cbsrlestswn, aud At tho
ias~rn OF Jacob Shee,z. IN Shepherds
town. lori the purpose Of eiecting . Il, Der.
son TO represent the di,ir,ct composed al
the counties OF Frederick and Jefferson n,
the Scnote Of Nuginis. aud two ,uit.Ll,.
persons TO represent the eousiy Of Jsf,r.
SON in the House Of Delegates Of Virginia
HE votes Of oil persons qualified vnter
the New Constitution will he received
CARVER WILLIS.
Sept 81. 1920. Sheriff of ,LF e.,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
NOTICE.

the Annual Meeting OF the SeJ.oo.
Conssisssoners. will be held st Charles.
tewn on tho first day OF October Court.
u from non attendance. tho mectiox should
fail. the accounts and reports eanu.t be
passed, and The county will not be entitled
to ITS quota for the ensuing year Teach
ers mast close their accounts on the 3O,h
or September. when the CsUmissieners'
year onds The Treasurer viii attend in
Cha'lestown. on the frat and second Fri
days 10 October, to settle with the teach
er., alter which no accounts can be re.
cei'ed. Sept 90, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
MARRIED.

I'm The 2lS Instant, by the Rev DR. Ducarh,.,
Mr.. IL. G.. DArLoR, OF jefferson e.,,,,.,y ~. ~
MIS- CarH.niSE u. TuSsrALL, Of Norfik.
!, on thursday evening last. by tl., Rev. S.cI,
nuhn, NJ NtoseE NA>uonS To Miss Az
daughter of Mr. Michael Shectz, all OF Charlie.
:, on the eotl. instant nv the Rev David ". R;J.
dic, Mr JonS W. 1ioLLis, printer, TO Mis-, S.
IA" y daughter Of the late William Brown. -,
all of Winchester. Isl
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

We have the satisfaction Of announc.
ing to the public, that the section Of the
bridge over the river SusGuehannah.
at Port Opposite. which was DESTROYED
by fire, is so far finished that it is PASS
ao'e Tor wagons or any description ol
travelling.
This magnificent piece Of architec-
turr. has been executed by those cele-
brated Bridge Builders, LEWIS WEps-
WAC aud Sons, and has been accom-
p'ished in the short period Of four
months. by sixty workmen. The ira.
ming was commenced on the third Of
May, and the bridge was rendered
passable on the third Of September. the
mail stage having on that day crossed
II. Besides the wood work, consi.
derable proportion of the stone pier.
aud abuiments was rebuilt during the
same period. The whole length Of tina,
part Of the bridge which has bean n,
built, Is 1910 feet, consisting Of six
arches, some Of which arc 2Io feet
span.
We are Informed that not the slight.
est accident occurred duFiugthe pro
gress OF the work. which may be ac-
counted for by the fact that the use Of
.pirituous liquors was entirely dispe MS
ed With.
Previous to beisg weatherboarded
and rooied, u presents a very impos-
ing spectacle. The arrangement of
the string pieces, king posts, brace
and arches, curiously mingled, and yet
Systematically arranged. is calculated
to excite admiration at the boldness of
the original conception, aud the grea,
perfection Of the art.
Since Dir. Werpwsg FIRST contriyed
this plan Of bridge building, he has
progressively improved in every bridge
he has built, and this work may be
considered his chef d'Guvre, and is
certainly proud monument Of tho
genius Of this veteran bridge builder.
In THIS splendid work. Dir. Wernwa2
has beeo assisted by six members ol
his own family, whs are Interested
with BIN In the contract. Whist he
must feel an honest pride in thus trans
uniting TO his sons his noble art, il is
also matter OF qualification TO the pub.
lic. that az this period, wbeu so muel,
ardour for internal improvement pre-
walls. VIC shall not be without artizans
qualified to meet any cxigepey IN this
department..
The total length of the various
bridges which lave been built by Mr..
Wernwag, amounts TO near four miles.
The bridge built by hiio over the
Schuylkill, at Fairmouut. near Phiia-
delphia, having a span Of tLe prodi-
geOus length Of $40 feet, though built
many years ago, continues to stand.
apparently uDimpAired by the influ-
enee Of time.
Mr. WerDwag, &c learn, is anxious
Tor an opportunity of proving that he
can, on bis principle. construct q
bridge with a span Of 500 feet.
q
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

.srtC FULLY ,"to'ms b.. friend. and
ne pubic generally, ,bs, he LA. just re.
sostment Of
A.lcer Eare, Plated Hare, Uatehes.
and JereDery.
VI 'ne ne~e" patterns. al ~lach lie offer, for
sale AZ the most reduced prices
~ II Journey man stch Maker. who
can come well reconmen dei. will meet with
constant emp'oym ent aud good wages, by
Chsriestown, Sept -, 1860.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
FOR SALE.

4 private contract. two valuable work
u horses, beth young. One 4 aud the otLes
o years old last spnng. Also. two mules.
broke TO harness and draw vell-wo COW
Nth young calves. Of the Durham short horn,
ed breed. by Bsrgsn,-2o hogs that vii -
'eFage from ~ to 40 los Alss. sn excel:
Lent secondhand Wagon Appl, To
WV z SINCLAIR.
Near Hyrr,' Nh. J.Gtr,sn Cvunt,.
Sept. 30. lS5o-4t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
CANDIDATES.

H@ We are authorised to announce u,x
aons l.. orIs, Esq. as candidate to repre-
sent the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties Of Frederick and Jefferson, in the
next Legislature.
sS We are authorised to announce R,cu
anp w. BAaros. Esq. Of Frederick, =. . can
d'daie for the Senate Of VirgiIi., for the di.
u'e' composed Of the counties Of Frederick
and JeneIson.
RrWe are authorised TO announce DAN.
I'll MORGAN. Esq. as 4 candidate TO rrpre
sent IN part the county Of Jefferson in the
ne" House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
So We are authorised to announce Col.
EDWARD LUCAS, as a candidate to repre.
'ent 10 part the county Of Jefferson in the
next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
sLJ@Wc are authorised to announce JOHN
>. GALLAtIEI,. % . candidate to repre.en,
IN part the county of Jefferson IN the mex,
House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
WE HAVE IN STORE.

UooD CHEESE,
Water and butter Cr,ekers
Sugar house Molasse.,
Loaf. lump. and brown sugs-,
Dupob's celebrated canister Poa der.
Shot OF all sises, by the 10. or bag
a" OF which We are seihng very cheap. AMI
."'"e our customers add the pubic general,
10 call and supply themselves
CLEVELAND s CRAICUIfI..
Sept ~. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

Df'edey.--A young lady, who is
Known To be rather fss,idious in her
expressions, being lately at a dinner
party, gentleman who was carving q
couple OF ducks, requested 10 be in.
formed what part she preferred. His
gravity was completely oy-rset when
she replied. I'M trouble you, air, for
4 a;tle Of the Gosou,.o
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
FOR RENT.
TIE TAVERN STAND

Now occupied by the subscriber, sue
4 Diie cast Of Cbarlrstown. on tho
Harp Ferry road. There 10 attached
TO the sni.ss. q e!sver let Of three acres.
a goSu garden. wa.on-yard. and ether
coo.eniroees There IL iEc water in tho
yard.
The stand 10 an excellent one, sud will
De better shortly. a. the new road is now
IN a state Of forwardness.
Possession will DO given on the ist Of
April next WIN. l. McBEE.
Sept. -. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
TuI wrArHrn-wc have - -, -.

"A"hh--Nc have no longer any
cause to complain Of dry weather. Tic aa,.imnal
equinox las brought with it ahIn.lant showers.
refreshing the dry ear,h, rypleni Shin:, la. e.-
hsu''ed fountains, and rcnovtins the parchc,l
pastures The Young grass is to be s,en peep.
ing above the sod a in the month OF April.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
.2Nfniion. LinLk hEr

Attention. Light Infantry!
You are ordered TO parade. on SATURDAY
Il the 9th Of October, (beinr The .rcon,,
Saturday in the month"; precisely AZ III o..
clock. A. Al. for the purpose Of training =
That day being appointed by law, il 10 hoped
every member " i'll attend.
BY order Of the captain.
Sent 90.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

J q lu CONNECTION vab meral., Psss, r..
~ s''ed estsTs the Literary sud Philsssphi.
CT society ~ HsmDdea sidasy College. Va.
81 ihe lhe Anniversary Nesting Of he Inst
,u''oo' held 70 ssp'smbsr. 1923 BY pAspL
bsras. just received and isf ssIs. pres IS
srnts' ~ The CbaFles'ovB Ape'heessy sn.i
look s,sfe. by JANIS BROWN,
AID - hsrpersF4ny, BY
! \. CARTER.
juae -, isJO.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29
RE.LET3XNa
Of The Eastern Section, Of The extension
az TIE
KANAWHA ROAD.

WILL take place on the Fma day Of
w October merit. at the house OF Nj.
Daniel RudD-rs, nes, Charleston. kepa.
~ba county. Va.
Messrs. Robert Books s Co. the con.
tractors for executing the work upon Tho
above section. having failed to comply
~ith the acquisitions OF thar contract. will
upon the completion Of the Witcher's
Greek Bridge and Embankusnt, be per-
mItted 10 withdraw from the public en-
pIoy ment; and the line IL noto a second
tune offered TO persons disposed 10 con
tract for road making, and the building OF
the bridges The conditions Of the letting
and msnneT Of executing the work. will bo
made known Co tie bidders on the lst dsy
Of October next. at the house of Mr.. ID
Rotoers, near Charleston. IN kabsSia
county. whore the bids for The execution
81 work are invited II 10 expected that
persons proposing to become undeTtakors.
vii make themselves acquainted 9th tha
location Of the road and the several Bridge
sites. previous 30 the day Of 70 letting =
The distapce Of road nov offered 10 bid
ders. is pear 80 Ipiies, and e. no mart
ihefssf has been delivered, the WHSLE will
be offered and contracted for, in SECTION,
TO suii the wishes 81 the bidders, sub,srt
10 such deduction foI tho work done ~ X.
Brooks = Co as shall be baSoaftsr ssiiua
ted ~ obedience to sbs provisions Of tbsis
contract + SCALES. Sspf
Eztras,0a u A. r. X
sept ~, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-29

The venerable CARROLL, Of Carroll
ton. attained the full age Of ninety. three
yea's on Monday last, the Goth inst,
The party which ~as seated at his hos.
pitsble board on the occasion, number.
cd between thirty and forty persons.
including. besides, the Immediate mem .
Der. OF his family and several esteemed
personal friends, the Hon. wv ~
BARRY, Postmaster General. M,;nr
LEWIS, of the u. :. Treasury Dep,,,.
ment, and Count DR. MESou. LAT.
Charge d'Aflaircs Of France near hi.
government. The venerable pa,,i,t
Vas in remarkably good health and ex
ceiient spirits, and received hi, guest.
with the 'nost cordial hospitality. The
party left the Manor Yesterday morn.
Ing. ia time TO reach El!icott's Mills
III noon. the regular hour for the depar.
tuTe ot the train Of rail-road carriage,
Tor the city. Here it was found tina,
Cooper's (iodel) Locomotive Encinc.
which had come from the city in the
morning. was also ready to return
aud Among those who were invited 20
take seats in the carriage. attached to
u were the geEtiemcn named above.
a friend who was present and noted
the time in which the Engine travelled
the distance, has kindly furnished Us
with the following account VI its per-
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NOTICE.

III persons indebted to tho estate Of
4 Mrs' MA.cARxr MUsE, are requested ,o
maAs immediate payment Indulgence can.
Sept 20. -,
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Et- The Presbyfery Of WTneaesfer will
meet IN the Presby terrain Church in this ,o xu
on friday the 22d Of October next, At IL
O'CLOCK a. " At which tune sermon will b..
preached by the Moderator Of the last Pres
bytery.
The Synod Of Virginia will NEE, in Win.
chester on Thursday the 2Sth Of October
Sept %.
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IL IS said that Sir Walter Scott will
.ea,'ze Tor his interest. which 10 one
hsii. IN the revised editions of the Wa.
'criies, Leo. 600, aud that Heath. thr
r.,nsra'er, will make $4,000 by hi.
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WANTED, Immediately. q MILLER.
who understands the business, aud eau
1 C wen recommended. Inquire At the
Sept 20, 1880
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The price of FLouR, in Baltimore, LA, BEG,
iniform during the last week at s. rs.
In Alexandria, - i2t to s. IA