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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07
Vol. %.

The editor of the National InteAi-'
gencer avail themselves of the receipt
of a letter from n subscr,S ,Ser, who COM
plains oftle annoyance Of a newspa-
per collector to make few observa-
tons upon the difficulties which pub
fishers of newspapers have to contend
with. A portion OF their remarks are
of universal application. They say
II Is "a fact, we believe, that ncwspa-
per debts are held, by q large majority
of those who contract them, of inferior
obligations TO almos. any other. 1t is
not the less true, thots upon every prin-
ciple of business, and in the strictest
right, they afc ofas high obligation as
debts of amy description can be. -
A man pays Sash for his daily food
and clothing, aid for all mechanic
works. He pays interest al aGraace
upon his bank debts, and his credit is
dislionorcd. So far from payingin ad-
vance, many of our friends think they
act literally if they pay for their news
papers at the end ofthe year; and men,
who plume themselves upon their pune
tuality and scrupulously honest deal
ing in other respects, viii let their
newspaper accounts run for one, two,
three, or more years, ifnot called upon,
until the amount of the account pro-
duceS almost an inability 10 pay it, and
not untrequentIy doubt of its accu-
racy.
Now, why should a man pay his
butcher or his baker, ms taylor or his
shoemaker, or his landlord, more will
lingly than he pays the publisher of the
newspaper to whichAhe is subscriber :
The butcher and the baker turn over
their money perhaps fifty times in
in the year The money received to-
day is laid out for cattle, or for fresh
supply of flour before the end of the
week following. A prof; of ten per
cent upon their sales may therefore be a
profit of 500 per cent. per annum upon
their first outlay; a profit received day
by day. How is il with the pnblisheri
He pays cash for the paper he prints
upon-cash for wages, for house-rent,
and all the contingencies of his busi-
ness: and he lies out of his money, not
for weeks or months but for years, un-
less he presses for payment. At the
low price To which competition hos re-
duccd newspapers, how is it possible
for any one To conduct business Of
this sort, without payments being made
in advance, or AT least with regularity,
and at reasonable intervals.
There are those who suppose that
newspapers yield large profit; We
have even known some good people
who suppose tha, the publishers ofthen
can afford TO furnish them gratuitously,
and therefore they never trouble their
heads about paying for them. Some
persons are even offended if an account
is presented to them, as though it was
intended to pick their pockets.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07

H.. 81 unto set my hand, and caused
the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Done a, the City ofWashlng
ton, this fourteenth day of
March, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud twenty nine,
and of the Independence of
the United States the fifty,
third.
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY the Presidents
JAMES A. HAMILTON,
Acting Stcretory Of .Stnts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07
FEGETABLE LITHONTRIP-
TIC SPECIFIC SOLVENT
pOHyDE ER
POWDER.

THIS preparation is powerful remedy
Il for the GAvEL. ard lis kindred com
plants: 1t dissolves the stones into such mi
mute particles, that from soreness of the
kidnies, chronic inflammation in the urinary
organs, difficulty of micturalion, bloody
water, stranguary aud every species of
Gravel or stone in the bladder, this Is offer.
ed as certain cure,--the same good ef
feet has resulted from its use in cases of
Dropsy, as of the Gravel. Physicians who
have witnessed its good effects, decidedly
give il their appreciation.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
This may certify that |, David Kimball
Of Pembroke, N. II. having been afflicted
for some time past with a complaint Of the
Kidnes, frequent discharges ofboody wa.
ter, and exercised with some pain; and
having made use Of different kinds Of med
icine, and finding no relief, | was induced
TO make trial ofthe Vegetable Lithontripiic
aud Solvent Powders; from the use of this
medicine have received the mos, aalutary
relief Ai,et using about halfa Bottle aud
Powders. have not been troubled with any
Of Tho aforesaid complaints. .
DAVID KIMPALL.
Pembroke, n. II. Dec. Goth, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07

The subscriber within two years pas,
he's been three times severely attacked
with the Gravel, but never until the last
has he made use of the Li,hontriptic. lie
commenced with the usual dose, repeated
every eight hours; after the expiration OF
The third he voIded large quantity of blood
and gravel, which afforded immediate ro
lief, and has not been troubled with the
rpmnlaint since
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07
JOHN ROBINSON.

Bellows Falls, VI. Oct. %, 1928.
The above medicine is sold at the sign
of the GOOD SAMARITAN, three doors
south Of Market Square, and at s.. WIN.
SONS corner of Stevens wharf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
The Brook Tavern is for Sale

w Ill be sold to the highest bidder on the pre l..
~ nlgcS, on Saturday the first day of May next.
tached theTero This property is situated at the head
OF the Brook Turnpike immediately at the innc,iou
OF inc Northern Stage and Mountain Roads, and has
healthy situations in the lower country and S ole"
admirable situation for Public House, to which mr.
pose it has generally been applied Those persons
TiSnng 10 puronase, are requested to call and view
able price will be allowed for young negroes in part
pay Tor the aOove property. Possession 20 be rtyen
Oh inc The mrs nrSt day Of October next.
purchase money to be paid ON the first day of septe
c[ next one seventh oflc remainder on the first day
OF January next, and the balance in six annual pay,
menus jas. r. HAWKINS
tD1r ot-f7-~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
STANTON ACADEMY

VIE iatc session ofths institution was closod h.,
80 pueilc examination Of the pupils which wa
sehded by seyera intelligent and learned gentIemen
ao aaIorea lne trustees with their assistance. a
TN rough scrutiny was made into the progress of,h
stu ents, ana the result highly gratifypm 70 the
who, AUDIENCE and reflects much credit I6on the
ability Industry and fidelity of the professor. 0'
Ano aer session will commence on the first IF NJ,
next. Inc trustees have the pleasure to oononncS
that the Rev E. Boyden will be associated with .t..
Rev. Jos ePh Smith, the professor at the last and a
era prece Ding sessions Mr. Boyden has been ele.-
ted by the BOARD Professor of Sciences, and Mr.
smith will GREATER confne his attention to the cIa
s. cal departn emit II is hoped that the usefulness "a
this institution Will be greatly ended by the serG
ces OF Mr. Boy den' who is known to be highly est;
mable man, an accomplished scholar N''
TIE RMS OF TUITION.
For the Languag es and higher branches of Sci
ences, per sesl On, sto
For reading, penn anship, grammar and o-eogra- ~
ply, per session IN
The FrCnch Lam mage nag will be taught, for which
u Good boarding may be had in resnect,bIo 49,;
vate families OIL the Most reasonable terms ~
Stanton, April 9TH 1880 ., L"''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
lin TIE SENATE OF THE U. S'rATES
.ss4s-s-----,, MARcH II, 1850.
EXEC Gi7YYE SESSION.
SPEECH or MIR. BARTON ~.

OF MN bARTON-OF Missouri
Dd uJstioh oelng upon resolution callinp ON tbs
cn,s AZ ~ or the cause of removal of certain ot,;
n'f' BARTON rose and addressed the Sena,c'
the por.r M Upon the important questions Of
rrn, t vi me President of the United state. ~
il; ~ rom Office; and of the Senate to
questions exercise OF that power, depend the
ing Presd GnS.AsF , we are TO have each succeed
punSole tyran il he be so disppsed Nv VIII, p On IRE
ed Executing OF laws witha checked and
the calls o ass,on OF these Questions involved if
.aneS s usi0re the Senate, come nv ,r,oyss now
'ssF I'll. the Senator trou Delaware fS1!y as
""n ind any ny, heads of wl1ess, wa,, Clay
over which he has n" ~
'Ve them; but 1,
Ia,,i ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
w. & ID. KYLE 81 70

IL AVE now the pleasure of ipformino tho;r
friends in the country that their Spr,ng ossortl
eeT Of pRYGooDs is almost complete By
ed to which will be added by each
throughout the season, such and fashionable art;
ces :. may be offered in the Northern markets Ths'
ers &c ,ha invite the attention of wholesale custom
tt tney are not only well prepared but resoiyaJ -.
S.poa: on such terms as cannot fail to please
30 hansion-house, Esd March, 1890 g..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

M RS Eb1zABEIH FOX has taken house
I've on 4t6, between and q streets, in heaitbv
situation and proposes to receive young ladies from
the age OF . to l3, who may be DESTROYS of attend
ing the schools of this city Every attention will he
paid to their morals. VIII NC
Reference may be made to the Rev. Mr. An,
strong, DR.. J. D. McCaw AIM
Board, lodging and washing will be $50 dollars nor
aDnum. WHATS pei
Richmond, April 9Th, 1880. eowsrv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

in choos and rcleciiag ~. niey: aud the act OF
1893 can,ot be consa aG~ going beyond ,hatlin
! But the CT us OF oihcV now before The Ssna,e
aud their pre- iece.sOrs a''e-.s :. 90 removed by
the fresIdont, W. not undcs consideration i'll the
debate of 1885, This is \ rla.. public offcers-
of officers of the 'iaw-uhosn -, 20 ,.n,.s and d-
ties Of office. arc tyed and nr. IL "a. ~ ,.,,
the land and not " the Eynr.t: ,oea ny tue iT"S
s;,jnrt ,J - n asS are ssisants to the Pre-
B,,t Tic cIa ~ ,Je at his pleasure by law.
h aud NO, oao,., ~, %. ONCE public proper
sJrnt ~ ,J ca: nc - Eye sr otrary will of Pre-
:, - ~ .uithiui, th public is interested
good requires their REMOVAL 4. fI,e ,nd f rncacd
ing required by the -especthte lures Of their offices
;,;,: .ocu pY thc kho"n Isw. A dark and secret
,nr rn,,. WIS never intended {, be admitted into
NJ oIS.;sj He1 va IA. ,ss to tell the cause
I ,,, 4, he, 'etotore known to
IRE gon,, -" couueitnu NJ. 40. evt II to the military,
ar 9ec' 10 orders; nor t. ffs esSP'>'
We MI S.,s,., # the Pres
ut 20 Hie "a. re 90 f,nct;ons or If you
''er the tar. susperr ict Attorn. fs, MAI
srm, Ee1nove NJ: H., "ublic ,uun. VS. and
Rece;v.f. 'ially tue Y Hoie
AVIS Of o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

Dfuw n OF the Oaon Canal Lottery, Glass No. 6.
50 50 80 90 54 IL 40 90 80
The following are the drawn numbers f H.
nectIcut State Lottery Class d '"' 0ol-
% 81 SIS 8 A 81 IS Q so
4 WISH t.. employ at the Muddy Creet min =.
Il experienced Miller. None need appv hit s,, an
as can afford the most satisfactory testimonials oS b
nesty, capabilty and sobriety VI ho-
ap 2O-6t C FRANCIS B. DEANE 1,n,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

Il milcer form. AMI II their posteiiiy be not y .
lated from the shirt of their ancestors" oi Llly
they drew the broad distinction between the v,e Of
the triling tax, and the grea: principle Involved
IN it, they will cXclaim with us-take all the Offices
IN the country during the term of President; but
restore to constitutional liberties, sacrificed to
screen rash President and Cabinet from the light of
ir,..iry bv this poriCntous declaration " Executive
. irresponsibis, and dark nqusion.'
Let ME now examine the substance OF the
ments by which this despoi:c principle is ,rru
And first III ordel is The presiten, .pported
first message, lac ahors TO pr himself: In his
ounces II t-fs Country, af' , pasa,e the idea that
Pui nc Trusts. uot private property, but
!, ,,,, We admit it TIE presdo,, i r;,,. ,,,.,
admit, In turn v.- nro .esucht IS right VIII he
iiry that Offices are NOT The ~ uo"n' ana
o po-,,l. lfeSdont or Cabinet with which ", hp
- ntincn5 Gnu votes, or To reward rl,.a for votes ~;
Q non,n, vi do instruments with wh;c, IN ,,,;sl 49,
loaehtS. Tor their votes and o,y,r;s PuiisO OPP
ennaI 10 tWo-edged sword, and Gu IS both y,,, ~,
the CorI unI iorce; unless iadeed be fiji in
tht truman and Bishop to eat p,r mi - :iini vi
,hat his holiness the Pope MAJ . aId iaio IN oroer
Tn, e. RI ana eat them al himsefi III S ia l
nv homes =; lessee; lhr Cruz has dsa ppointo 81 . II
| I had been ,,ii upon Those nlonentous nuest;o,
tSusht-to look him as s'ar W. greatly mis-
h5erty, III the West. "f VI constitutional
ie Gas, my eyes and hopes upon him, bu,
aneing disappointed and in the dark aio lett me
the discussion of 'Foot,s resni,,; is
.b ainefs upon tins topic of the rcmnr;a (. o
"a rs idslt, and restraining power of ing u
VIC US he was rot, as citizen in FL e
n Of pinion sake, or for votes river ~ P o
tie, and ~e5o followers By the public m; !:
movals for taeA my hopes were brigb, h ,l
ahe room 10 II &c ihiefences but-Vcs M
# the country; ing but, thai in ,h - 20
drew the most far, 1oileL so ,nsnv ,,I; t
came the hope destroy Y the frst t an
ranch of a sentence has - her The rnn,i ' eia
ises III this world, held out INV -. ais aut
but you shall not inquire wine. PI' 10 Inc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
JOHN VAN-LEW d Co

q AVE Just received, and are now onon;ro, .L.;
"a r. spring supply of HARDWARE and CI}Ti n!
rs a.a imported per ship TALLY Ho from T,rvEnpooI.
line. ~ g 20, ,I II .hcie
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

A murder was committed al Paris
on the 9th Of March, calculated by
its atroci,y TO preserve for Paris its
character Of being the theatre Of the
most dreadful assassinations on record.
About three O'Clock IN the afternoon.
two we'll dressed men went TO a fur
n'.hrd hotel on the Boulevard du Tenn
pie. and requested TO see the apart
ments which an a4iede stated we're 90
be let. The portrcss, n married wo-
man, assembled with them. leaving her
children in the lodge. and opened the
rooms. She had scarcely entered. when
the villains threw q poosed cord round
her neck. strangied her. and out her
head nearly on. They then very de.
liberately proc eeded 10 rob the house.
and walked quietly away with their
plumber. IL Is since reported that one
Of item has been apprehcudcd in the
Marais.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
PUBLIC SALE.

authority Of az order of the suprr.
AZ Court OF Cbsncery held ~ Wincte.,--
! WI SELL az public auction, on Sanray- n.
'oh day 81 he present month, on ,As isai
nov in The Possession Of william f.i,tl,. no
the Fast side OF the Shenandoah ri,er 10 Jei
iersoh county, on which is q ssU,n.i. al
,he same land which formerly belonged 81.
N.'o.n,ri CrSighill, quantity Of rais,
" h.S and oihtT fimtey, cut aud noa O. !.
on tue SAID land The sale will be Us F. ~
cred" g Tour months. the purchasers .r,.r.
bonds With security
May S, 1860. Caa',,''',
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

"w.sn,.sroS err S.

'iIf. NantW
lion. Mn n Ian Brcn. Sec. IT S.a..
"SiR:-l have recent, been mu,,
surprised upon the reception Of a ~,
fer from one Of my Constituent. =,
forming me that, without knowinp NJ.
or wherefore. the printing Of the Law,
OF the L. :. had been taken from, o.,
and bestowed upon another. an
SIR, the representa- Of the ,ec,....
OF the country most deeply Interest,"
IN the matter. and therefor. feel au.t-
r'zed to enter my protest against a..
manner IN which your AUTHORITY b.,
been exercised. am no, inclined 4,
take part ia discussing the re,a,,s
merits OF the individual removed and
the gentleman appointed 10 sueoee5
HIM. No, Sir, | should blush 10 n,
myself drawing distinctions upon me,.
party grounds. ii we're 10 do So.
should be compelled TO approve go.
choice. The Editor upon whom ~.
have conferred the trust has been Uni.
formly my friend, and 10 him -.
knowledge myself Under MANY poht..
cal obligations. But To witness ~ ur
certain Il state Of things, is ealcals,ed
to weaken the con lidence of the cl,,trn
m hrs government, or the .con.islcaey
oi those who administer il.
For corruption ADD Crime, or f.,
either, an officer should be removed
But, Sir. is the doctrine 10 be e,,a.
blished, that FOR either a former or q,
anticipated difference Of opinion, ,uar
Is TO be prescribed? Ifso, the triumD.
OF virtue is wholly doubtful. and i .
range OF favoritism may be made z.
wide as the universe
SIR, had supposed tina, before 20.
would make material changes IN n,
district, YOU would according To O.,
tom condescend to consult me-; ,ure.
~ have moro opportunities OF under
standing the interests Of the peopie #
the Western District in Tenne.see
than Yourself; | hope that am sui
GENTLY devoted 20 these interests n
TO misrspresent them.
GU have removed a man who va,
the first Editor Of anewspaper with =
that District, and a warm friend 10 re
present Chief Magistrate. aud sppoln,
ed one who had junior claims. an
friendly to each, but I protest acsin..
such an understandable interference.
q" am. SIR. With due consideration.
Your obedient servant,
DAVID CROCKETT"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

Steamboat .Accident.-The steam
boat Chief Justice Marshall. on her
way from Albany to New York, on
Thursday evening, stopped at New
burgh about 9 O'Clock, p. NJ. to take
on board passengers. She bad Just
showed oft from the wharf, and the
wheels had scarcely made two rcvolu
tons, when the iarboard boiler burst,
on the upper side at the after end
There were on board one hundred and
seventy passengers. Nine were most
shockIngly scalded; and, after the
most careful search, FOURTEEN others
were missing. The gentleman from
whom we gather these particulars. was
on board the boat at the time Of the
explosion, and within a few feet of tia
part at the boiler which burst he was
Fastening aft, and by some accident
stumbled and fell Hat upon the deck
AZ that moment, the explosion took
place; and the persons who were in
contact with him when he fell, were
Shot kingly scsided.
The engineer. fireman. and two
COOKS, were among those who will pro
badly not recover. The ladies' cabin
vas not reached by the steam.
The utmost confusion prevailed for
some time on bOard-screams, groans
aud lamentations, were mingled with
the cry that the boat was sinking. Ma
ny persons jumped into the yawI.
hanging on the davies az the side of
the steamboat; the yawI turned over.
and canted them ell into the river.
Dur informant, in mentioning some
OF the horTid particulars. observed tina,
several OF the seaIdcd persons Law
seuseless on the deck, with their
tongues prOtruded from their mouths
While OF Others. the skin Of the arms
aud hands was hanging from the ends
OF their fingers, like long glove resdy
to drop from the hand.
u s. Gazette, .4pra q.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
Mays. 1880
JEFFERSON cOUNTY. e..

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:
AprH Court, 1850
9a'nne' iiinkie, CoMrIAis,>r
AGAINST
Corbin Baker aud yacobina Bake.
DEFENDA>fs
~ CHANCFRY
WIZ defsndspt. Cofbin Baker. ths,.tr
catered his sPIesSsbes shd gwen .f,.
fi'f' seevrding 90 the sct of s,ssmbi, .-.
Wc fsies ~ isis court, end q sgpesf,rk Do
.atisiseioiy ssljsnes. thaf be IL rot 90 PEI,
h1bhant ~ th's eospiry. a.. ord,rsd -il.
ne $50 dsfsHdsnt DO sppssr here or
hIsi dsy Is ths psKt Jnly terra, an5 ss.sfr
he o'ii of he pIsiatId. add fhst eofy O,
lhn order be fofThsiih inserted io SOM
asw'FspsF Pubiishsd ~ Chsrlsstown.
80 mohiht successyeiy. snd postss %
ifoni door q he couri-heuss u his cosr'f
Aod g - further ordered. that ,bs 6sisrt
ao'. JAeosfns Baker, De FesirsissS from ps,
ihg, conveying aWsy, o. seersiinx ihs 6s5,
- her o~ing %. or me eGsefs in her hsa.t
81 The SID Cofbin Baker, gnul TIE fgr,ss
order Of ihis eeuFi.
eopy--Tfsie,
SAMUEL J. cRAMER, y.t.
Mays, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
JEFFERsoN CorNTY- So.


aPJI Court. 1850.
Anthony Rosenbstger. CoNrLarN4sr.
AGAINST
Hiram Movrey end James 3. Roach.
DEFENDANrs.
N CHANCERY.
FENtiE defendant Hiram 8osrsy. not b,,
'hg en'srsd he appearance ard gitse
sseufhy, SroOFding 10 the sct of s..sn,gl,
nd ne rules OF tbs eeufi. aud II spnssriss
~ ssii'isetory e'ldebes. thst be - not a.
inhabi'sut ~ iLis county u ordered. N =,
ne sai1 tefss6gui Do sppesr here on tbs
nfsi dsi - he neat Iplg Term. and sosr.,
he biii Of ihs Vlsntg. sod hat cor, .,
'bh ordcr be GoubViih inserted IN sen.
neSspsPtr pubiisbsd IN Chsrlss,o,,o. n,
40 mosibs s0ceesslTeiy. Sad posisd ~ a.,
Toni door n he eonft. house II fhis eoon,s
AID . - further ordered. fhat ths dsfsnS
1ni' Isucs kos,h. be restrained (,eo,
pYlng eon'sJ ing away. or sscrsiIsr M.
debts - I'm owing to-. Or tie Effects !, N.
tsocs Of ihe tsid ilifsm M0wfsv. anti Az,
iuE'bsF order ~ tbs court.
cory Tssfs,
SAMUEL cRANER, s.eI
dsy 8, tgso
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
Estray Horse.

pLkSCANr 10 = warfan, to US dire,
d ed, We bave this day viewed "a e,tfst
ooIse. she"n TO US by SussBssh Dowr.y.
OF ms county. and DO find The same 10 10
grey about 1 8 hands high. sud Iupp5,s
him to Se about ten years old ADD = 10
ssPprsise The said hoIse to the sum Of ~,
I've dollars CeFii6cd Under our Lsod,
tbs 81 day Of May. 1880.
GEORGE ZORGER.
DAVID Classy.
=, y w. SPRENGEH
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

Sfe0m Boat Pafurelf.-We learn
from the Frederic ksburE Political Are.
"a thata serious accident was nigh hap.
pening on board the steam boat Patux
rni. Capt. Werms, on her las, trip from
Baltimore to Fredericksburg. After
leaving Cartef'sCreek, about sunrise on
Tuesday morning last, . smoke vas dis.
covered issuing from the bold, which
spread immediate alarm amone the pas.
.eugers. by the jsdicious manage
nent Of the Captain and the activity
" the crew, large portion 81 tie freight
IN the held was brought upon deck IN :
very short time, and the ere was found
TO have been caused by a quantity Of
AquaiOrlis, hich, marked a. "Glsss''
had been sioweti away IN tie hold, and
By the breaking Of the bottles contain
ing u, vas spIll upon the freight. We
have not heard the extent ef injury
done 70 The goods on boar,l. bot hope i
Il - isiding. Great credit Is due 10
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

An a.roejous deed vas committed
about 8 O'Clock last evening, 10 this CT
~. A Mrs. HsyWArd, IN the neigh
bofhOod OF iienrieo Court House. -.
pecting q servant girl OF about years
81 age Of theft. taxed her With ~. and
one word bringing on another, seized
Butchers kmle, and stabbed her 10
the heart. The gifl survived abou,
1--we minutes, presenting \ dreadful
spectacle to the bebolder. The colprt
- 10 jail. 1Hhig.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

We understand that an unusual quan.
iiiy 81 Flour has bern bOated down tie
Shenandoah tbs season. ifom Port Re
public. Mr.. O'bison. who has the great.
e. part 81 the tfade az that place, took
81 1850 barrels the last tsp. IT..
thought the receipts Of toll. On che 81,
e. ~iil be n'Ors than doubled this wear.
LSfauntoa Spectator.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
DIED

On Saturday last. after an illness Of .bou:
20 hours. hr. JoHS wELsH, of this count, /.
the o"b year of his age. The decessei "a.
ci'iAen OF great responsibility ard worth.
b'Hn'y esteemed BY his neighbour. and -
qHA'n'ances generally. His large fAu i!y have
seas"" 'oteel most deeply their unexpected
bcreaNe nl-ni
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

The letter from this gentleman. to n, ,
ID Mclean. which viii be found on II, s...
page Of this paper. referred TO an eaeL,,..,
ter. the copy Of one he bad addr,,,,1l 20 ".
Van Buren,. The following i. the le,,e, -,
luded to: