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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .ALEX4NDRLA ~

ARRIVED. JANUARY 10,
Brig United States, Be, Norfolk, to Franklin &
Arm6eld
SAILED,
Brig Sea Horse, Corson, Brazil,
Schr Pioneer, Atkins, Boston.
Jun. ll-Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York.
Sch Erie. Britton, h. nee at New York 9th inst.
Sch Velocity, Chase, cleared al Boston, for this port
5ih INST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
NEW YORK MAKKEr-JAsuAn1 9.

NEW YORK MARKET-JANuAnI 9.
Flour.-The market has acquired more 6rmness, but
material change has taken place in prices Sales Of
Richmond City Mills, and Howard-srreet, have been
made ST Rye has advanced about IS cents per bar
rel
Gran.-Some addition to the stock has been made
during the week, by arrivals from the South, still 'he
supply hand is not great no sales of moment have
been IN ,I,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
"A Servant wanted.

4 LAD of IS to 20 years Of age, as dining rool''
n servant. will be hired or purchased, apphea-
ton is made soon to the PRINTER. DEC
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
This is to Give Notice.

lhlS is to Tive Notice.
SNHAT the subscriber. OF Alexandria County, in the
= District of Columbia, has obtained from the or.
phans Court of said County, Letters Of Administration,
on the estate of Ohm MUNCAS FER late ofthe Coun-
afor said. decd All persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby req ,ired present them
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court,
or before the 18th da, of January, 1851 and those in
dehtei are required to make immediate pa, ment.-
Given under my hand, this 18th january, 1850
WI. LUDWEI.i. HODGSON,
ian ~ 3w Administrator of John Mu caster.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
TWO nroRr GASES.

ME have just received from the Aue.
w ton Rooms, two entire cases Of Leg
horn Flats. 10 addition 10 The t~o eases re.
eeised = short time since those jast re
eeived ere Of . beautiful quality. sod are
going of readily u 81 IS. 80. 1 Is,
. 90, and uPwaIdS, for super quality; Ne
can therefore With confidence Of pleasing.
invite AL who may vsnt the article. 10 give
us call before they purchase. Also. az
additional supply Of rich Ribbons. Straw
Bands, &c. We would also invile the al.
ieniion ni the isdies 90 an extensive and
spleadid assortment Of Gauze flagdkef.
chiefs aud Seaffs, Of every shade and co.
lour. III T.. LANE & CO.
ChsapsidO. ShepheFdstown. Aug IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
THE CANAL

We learn, by a gentleman who ls,cly visited
the route Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, that
II is nearly finished rs far A. the mouth OF Scnec.
Greek, q distance Of about thirty miles from
Cecrgcto~n; and that the water will shortly be
let into II. The suspension Of the work, ocea-
sioned by the late excessively hot aid dry wea-
Their, will be but Of Temporary duration; and in
few weeks more, the hum Of industry upon its
banks will be resumed.
We are looking forward to the progress II this
work, rs far as Harper-Ferry, with grca, into
rest. When finished TO that point, the public
will DC able to realize, to a great extent, many
advantages which arc nov considered the mere
day-ireams Of visionary men. Our confidence In
the final success Of the sehene, is undimini. she'd
The company having ds means Of progressing
onward, will NO, now be appalled, by dificultie.
Of an Ordinary character.
Perseverance will cause all obstacles To vanish !;
and the adjustment Of difficulties With the Rail
Road Company, having been, rs We learn, happi-
~ accomplished, year or two more will bring
qualification to the varied tastes of those no diff
fer a. 10 the relative merits Of the two projects
ia passenger is not disposed to ny over land, nc
can glide on the water, according 10 the hamor he
business may have upon him.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

-siessrs Edifoss ell miraeslsus O
vents are Keaes.iiy promulgated TO the
world. will take tho liberty Or rslsting 10
Jour readers ono which deserves 10 hare
place under that head.
A merchant 10 this town had . fierce Of
West Iadia honey in his cellar. By which
An innomersble swarm OF bees was at
Tae'ed- IL seems that this delicious ban
quei had not been before discovered until
the cool weather OF last we~k. when. IL
appears. they laid siege 10 about thirty or
iorty gallons Of honey. and in three days
not even q particle VAS to be found! +.
Unaccountable and incredible ~ this may
appear. these interchangeable creatures ac-
tuslly plundered the owner Of more honey
ia three days. than he has sold FOR the last
three years more. 10 fact. than the inha-
ti,ants Of this town would consume in
three months. Upon the whole. do you
not think they were pretty ssresi fellows
And do you not think Il Advisable that
the propriefors Of these bees should he
careful how their neighbours' sweet. me ate
are handled Would il not be ss ~ ell 10
ranasqusddie few Of the surplus number
Of these dis'urbers Of the peace?
YouRs, sc.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
SUNDAY AND INFANT SCHOOLS.

friend, Who possesses peculiar hatits Of re
search, has fusnishcd Us with the subjoined into
resting f.sts: "k is nc< generally known, that
both Sunday Schools and Infant Sclools, si,ose
Invaluable institutions which arc nov excrsins
such nm extensive and important Influence oa the
prv sent gcneration, originated ia Germany. The
frs, were Instituted by KispKaxAS,' . Lutheran
minister, in bohemia, In the year i7'3 He Gas
cnnobicd by Maria There's
"infant Schools were frs organized Nv Iu-
thcran clergyman, OssRlIs. sailed tia, Pastor Of
Waldbach, in half savage corner Of France, the
Bandc Ia Roche. He appointed eonducsress in
each village. Instruction and amusement wer,
united. He introduced agriculture aud manufac-
tur-s Inisis, the Royal Agricultural Society Of
Paris presented him gold medal Louis 18th
conferred on him the decoration Of the I-,.i-n of
Honor. He died in 1922 All that Utopian.
have dreamed Of. secms to have been realized by
the community ~hosc history is identified With
shc life Of the Pastor O5crlin"
'kinderman means " childrcns man."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
August 4, 1850 --Nt3N,

gHso PRINTERs.-ThesU Subscriber will -.
n eeive orders See The Washington pssss.
invented by 8. Rust, ~ Nsv York. Of differ.
eat sizes. frGsn snedtam to No J impsfial. end
vii give any infofaasiioa respecting q whseh
Snsy be dessfed BY these IHehsed 10 purchase.
This End the Smi,h press are considered the
best nos ia sse. both Of wiish may be seen
~ operation 81 the OGics ~ the kepubIlcAs.
rhs difference - ~ the application " the "
YER prineiple, that of the Washington pFuss
being - spphsJ - - greatly increase The
poser. sod ~ course lsssen tie smouas a
labor. bly o~a prefrsence my be inferred
from the eifeama,snce ~ my having dispssed
~ sussfh press 20 subsfisols Washington.
cod an eseO veek sors And more KTa,s
6cd With The exchange
sAaUgL ". DAVIS.
winehrrer, Asg. IS. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

SNUR, wife Of Mr. Jacob Smur, Il Shepherds
town, ia the e2j year Of her age.
lcossuNIcATgp.
Died, the 18th instant, after very short Ill
ness, Mrs. SrsAN MooRx, wife q Mr.. James
Moore, Of this county, and formerly Of Pennsyl-
vsnis, aged ~ years and months This uncx-
prcted disPspsatfon has been n severe blow upoa
her affcetiorate family. MR.. Moore possessed
the traits Of n usost tender aud devoted wife and
mother. She borc her ,uifriiRgA with great pa
tience, and seemed perfectly aware e her APP
preaching end, and exhibited spirit of resigna-
ton Co the will 81 Heaven Hut fcw minutes
before her dcaih, she called her family Co her
bedside, and took an shcetionate leave oG them.
Tier distressed friends have tlc e0asolstory rrfec-
tioa, that her dying moments we're peaceful and
theercd by Christians wcil-founded hopes.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
LAND ron GALE
IT yaCCTYON.,

PURSUANT 20 the decree Of the Su-
y pesior Court Of Chaneery Cor the Win
chester District. rendered on the I'd DAY
Of December. 1928. io ths suit Of john s
Pertetficld. complainant, agsinst George
B. Whiting and Fr.pcis his wife, John s
Homer. The Bank OF the Valley in Virgin.
IA. the Farmers Bank OF virxiais. and
John Hutchison. executor Of Wm. Ora.
ham. deed. defendants, shall, on Mon
day the goth day % September next. ri
the Court. House IN Chsrlesiown. seil the
interest OF the said George b. Whiting, 10
the landed estate Of the lsie Trsacis
whiting IN the county Of Jedsrsoa. said
interest cootstning somewhere about 20
serrs: tho same being the interest OF Geo.
D. whiting ~ one Of the heirs Of rrancis
whiting. aud The interest no purchased of
Francis Washiogtea. Also, the interest
Of the said George u. Whiting 10 and TO ,
tract Of land lyisg west OF North Moua-
tain near Thomas Sharp's sav-mili, in
Berkeley county. containing $50 acres. Of
shich the said Whiting 10 entitled to
two thirds, being she land which Francis
Whiting purchased Of Captain James
Russell A!ss. On undivided moiety OF
i9aO acres OF land in Randolph county
and an undivided moieiy OF TO acres 10
the same county. One third OF tho Dur.
chase msney will be required in hand. and
the b.lsOse 10 ssd I2 mouths equal
payments from the day Of sale The sale
will take place ut IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOHN s. MAGiLL, NV ID.
Aug. iS, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
THE RAIL ROAD.

If time permitted. ve would attempt to give
some incidents connected with ''hying trip" TO
and upon the Railway near Baltimore. AT pre-
sent, II may suffice To say, that all doubts Of the
praetieability and utility Of The scheme, will in
ssantiy 'aui-h upon a personal inspection Of the
work. Amongst the many pleasant reflections
produced. by ~hirl through the air at the rate
OF a mile in FIVE minutes, Affecting Of wonder will
arise, that mode of conveyance so simple, saf.
and agreeable. had no, been used thousand years
ago To the entcrprising projcetors and patrons
az the work, we would extend our most sincere
and eongratuiaiory expressions Of encouragement
Their noble and almost unparalleled exertions,
deserve general praise. LIT them pcrseycrc.-
Public confidence and respect viii acc ampany
them and cheer them Ia every effort, until all
doubts shali give place 70 the mos, splc, III and
useful realities.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
0Jies 81 tie chesopsake and OHIO Canal Co.
WAsaisSTos, Dur "a, 1850.

0JIes 81 he Chesopsake and Ohio CanoI Co.
WAsaisSTos, JULr -, 1850.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that an install
~ p,ent Of twe dollars and 6fty cents per
share (being the 18th mistakenly on every
share Of Stock in the Chesapeake and Ol.io,Ca.
nal Company. 10 require 10 be paid on the 4th
day ut October next; and further instslnlent
Of tvo dollars sad fifty cents per share, (bc-
ing the 18th instslmeni) On the third day of
November sext, which instzimenis must be
paid To the credit Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Csnsi Company, TO the Cashier, or other OH.
Ger Of either u the following banks. WIS
The Branch OF the Bank Of the United States
al Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, st Washington.
The Patriotic hank. do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The FartoeTs and Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank 81 Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Hank ~ Potomac, do.
The Farmefs' Bask OF Alexandra, do.
! he Mechanics Bank Of AIexsnlTiA, do.
The Ilsgers,Own Bank, IN Hagerssown. Nd,
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, IN
CbsIlesiown, We.
The BFaseh Of the Valley Bank, in LeesburK.
Va.
by order Of the President and Diree,ovs;
JOHN y. INGLE, clerk
Ches. 4 Ohis CaneI CSps
August 4. 1850 --Nt3N,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
PUBLIC SALE.


WILL be sold. ON Thursday the Cd
w day Of September next. at public
sale, al my residence near Keyes' Ferry,
the following property. 10 Wit:
One tvo year old colt.
Mich cows. stock cattle.
About 100 head Of hogs, end as head of
sheep.
One strong road wagon.
One plantation do.
A good stock Of ploushs, harrows, Sc.
An excellent wheat fan.
A pair Of cider nuts and trough,
Corn 10 the ground.
And quantity OF Hay.
Also. sh my household and kitchen furui-
ture. With many other articles toe tedious
TO enumerate.
credit Of nine months will be given on
all sums Of five dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity; all sums under five dollars must
be cash. No property to be removed un q.
ul the terms OF sale are complied with
GEORGE SLUSSER
August IS, 1880.
P.S.-All persons having claims against
me are rsquested To come forward after
the day Of salc and before the 18th Of the
same month as after that day shall not be
= resident Of this county and state. G. 5.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Sps We are authorised to announce IIIE.
noHE T.. oriE, Esq. as candidate to repre-
sent the Senatorial Dis,r'e, composed Of the
counties Of Frederick and Jefferson, in the
mex, Legislature.
k1S we ere suihorised 10 snnounee Ries.
sss w. Bsa1oS. Esq. Of Frederick. - . can.
Jidste Gor the senate Of Virginia. for the dis.
,riei composed of The counties Of Frederick
and Jsffrfsop.
bCPwe are authorised 90 snnounee DAN.
TIL MORGAN. Esq IS . candidate To repre-.
sent ia par, tie county u Jefferson IN The
seSs House Of Deiegaie$of vsginis.
tCJswc sse satb 9tissd 10 snnoanes HIN.
nv BERRY. ESQ. - candidate 10 represent
in part the county Of JefFsrson IN the neat
House Of Delegates ef Virgins.
wJ~we are authorized to saHou"cs JOHN
:. GALLAEgR. - candidate 10 Eepfesen,
IN part the eouasy VI JsssrsOa IN tie neat
House q Delegates " yirgiap
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

CIR AT The isst Chspeery Court hsi5ss
- at Winchester, " vas deereed By the
said court, IA . s1it 10 which yoa end Mrs.
Flood are plsintiHs, and we saj others are
defendants. thst an aocouns yes ordered 60
be taken by the CemussioBer of The ssid
court Of the dsscsndsnts Of . negro womsD
nsmsd Motley. end their value, as ves IN
kind Of sboss who remained IN gosssssioe Of
the parties ~ the soit. - % those Who bad
been cold. To shieh decree. now Of record
10 the said court. we refer you. We sre ~
formed, uet wiihsgsadioE sssS decree. you are
seIlisg several Of tss essesstsnts % Aetisy.
90 80 60 pFecleds the cons tssioseT fSota
executing the said order. This H., there
fore. 10 wsfB you Dot 20 sell eos 81 the said
HsgToes, the defendants Of kloilsy, uBdsr
The hssvisst Pshslly whieh cen asiash "
coy isdi,idual Zoe q eoDtsMpt of The process
Of The court, - Ws will % your faliure lo
pfodaee eli The escssdsnts II Motley, Who
wsro ~ your possessise 81 The data sf said
dscrse. move the ssid court TO isapet coy
psasiiy % you. - eompel the pfodo1sion %
said slsssa-io answer he ssia dsers. We
give 20. this go'ies Nat yea @sy not be set
,ng uasdvlssdly.
EDwiN . BUHwELL.,
MANN p. NELSON.
Ao~eat A faQ0
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
TAXES, go. or lsao.

THE undersigned are SOW collecting
u the Taxes. SC. OF 1880. The Reve-
nae vill 10 due and payable into the ,res-
sury IN = few weeks. The county and pa
rish levy. and al officers fres. will have
to DO accounted for at the same time
therefore so hope that ell persons inter
ested will be prepared TO pay when called
upon. George w. Sappington will at
tend 10 the Northern District. andsTho-
mas III. Willis to the Southern.
THOMAS II. WILLIS,
JAMES l.. RANSOM.
Aug. o5. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

II is not our rule 70 meddie with what may be
termed persOriGi controversies; but We have bccu
induced, from considerations which are deemed
sufficient, 60 insert the " CARD" Of CAsPAR w
WEvER, Esq Superintendent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. The "CGrd" itself will
itatc the nature Of the controversy; and the i'm
pOrtaut nature Of Mr.. WEyIRs present situation,
IS well as the fact Of hi, being known to large
portion Of our readers, will fully warrant MS in
giving him an opportunity TO speak for himself
As far a. VIC can judge Of the matter, Mr.. VIZ
vEn became an object Of jealousy 10 a portion Of
the Engineer corps engaged upon the Rail Road;
they eventually preferred charges agAins, him, the
Board Of Directors, composed Of citizens Of the
most respectable character and weAltlf--thcin-
selves stockholders a nearly onc-fourth of the
whole cspitsi--foen Who have most disercetIy
and prohtably managed their individual estates
Investigated those charges, and not only aequitte,
Mr.. WE'VE, enlarged his duiiv, and responsible
ties, and increased bis salary, Bu, dismissed the
aeeuscrs. A more triumphant result could moi
have been desired By the Superintendent. Net
satisfied With This decision, however, tise Engi-
necrs have published book Of several hundred
pages. apparently vith tn view q shaking the
Confidence Of the stockholdrrs ia thu csp4ei,, and
intcgriiy Of The Board o. Directors, and fJr Tao
PaPose Of giving the Superintendent another
thrus,. The latter has parted the effort quite
successfully. aad has some reason 70 r,joise thai
his ENEMIES have written book"
Mr.. WEEta has promised "a NarTatiyc, - Ia
rrply 20 this book Of 500 pages The Engineer,
~ill end him perfectly competent to ,indieaie,
ioosi fully. his reputation, . man ans. an ofscr,
odd the writer Of these reasIks can assure iI,e
publ'e, from IersoI.al ki,ov ledge q Mr. w
that has s'-,etnenss may be rsii,d upon uit III.
'noa perfect eo'fdensc. OF the aseulcr.. us
have had rvasou heretofore - tl,iak unss,ora.
bly, and although their c1posiiiOs. s.sries ui,h
Il ~ appearance q yindieuy,usss, we woa.d no,
Intentionally disI'szgc their motives OF eoa.dust
We may b. permitted, however, 70 enpress Qua
aiistsetioa shas tlcir Efforts 70 injure - useful
Pubiie ofascr - STE wescr has proved him.sl
70 BE- bare been eniir,iy frliIlcss and vain
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
0ARTTETna.

WE have just received large supply
w 81 Castings, consisting of 10. ~. sRd
% gallon Kettles Pots. .. ,. 5. Z. 5. 8. T.
HHd . gallons; Daich, ditto, with BIDS;
sizss ol Ovens add lids; Skillyls. eth add
NiibSut lids. assorted sizes odd oven
hds, vsnoas sixcs, Snddles. assorted -
re-, Dog Is0us. Sr. &e.
iii {. LANE q co
n u We bsve 81 sale. superior white
wheat aad red wheat FspIilg f7ot~.
Chesp,iie. ShephefdstoN Aug s3
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

IN Thursday last, between Ifsrpers-
" Ferry and my residence on Duli.kin,
on the read by Nay OF Chsrlesiown. u
pale rcd or yellow POCKET BOOK,
coniaining Twenty Dollars. IN FIVE dollar
notes. (banks not reeolIected.) and . few
receipts aud other papers. A lbessl re
ward VIII DO given 10 the finder OF fhe
Pocket Book. ir left at this Office. or re.
turped 20 the subsc riber.
SAMUEL Il. STRiDER.
Aug IS, $780,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
FIVE THoUsAMD DOLLARS,

5000 tickets, 2o,25o Dolls
MODE OF BsAwisa.
The numbers will be put into one wheel
IS usual, and IN the other will be pu, the
prizes above the denomination Of Three Dol
lars; the drawing to progress in the usua,
manner. The $500 prizes Of three dollars
each. will be awarded to the tickets having
the terminating figure corresponding with
either Of the terminating figures Vt the two
hrsi drawn numbers Of different Examinations
from to inclusive aud TO the tickets With
terminating figure corresponding With either
ut the two first drawn Of different termina-
tons, from to o inclusive. BY this mode OF
drawing, the holder OF FIVE tickets ending
With the figures l TO S inclusive, OF from 6 to
0 inclusive, will be certain Of obisining AZ
least Two Prizes. aud may draw Seven.
Tickets s. 90 Quarters 50 IS
fiaIres 81 so
'.'0RDERS either Ly mail (posi paid1 or
private convey ance. enclosing the Gosh or
Prizes, will meet the same prompt aud punr.
tual siieai;on IS Il on personal sPplic alton.
Address
III COHEN. Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore
baltimore. Aug 4. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
EIYfTroNS

II may not be am,ss to r.a,ind the voters Of
Jefferson county. that The election for Senator
to represent the district composed Of Frederick
aid jefferson. and for two delegates to rrpresen,
Jeffcrson. in the first Legislature under the New
Constitution, will take place in this county ON
MosDAr Tux isrn or OcroBrn NEXT.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

The elections in Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois,
and Missouri, have terminated, but the aecoaut,
arc so imperfect and contradictory, that we can
not form correct opinion As to the results Per-
haps se shall be able next week to Civ, some-
thing which may b. relied upon.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

Commodore hvlIsnd Lady are among the visi-
sers II HsrPer-Ferry. They have taken rooms
Al Maj. Sssphensoa's Lossl. Much iuscr~s, viii
doubtless be f,h to scr the gallant captain sho
Lroke the {. charm OF Erisish inyineiLility.n
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

BY the western mail Of yesterday,
ue received the Frankfort paper VI
August 18th. The Editor says: SOUR
majority In both branches OF the Le-
gislature is certain" Returns are then
given, by which it appears that 90
Anti-Jackson and 16 Jackson Senators
are elected, and two districts TO he
heard from-and that So friends OF
Clay, and IL Jaoksonians are elected
othe House OF Representativcs-,hree
counties to be heard from. The ina.
jority will most probably be from Is to
90 Oh joint ballot Of both Houses.
LFredericktown Herald, Aug. 81.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

gUnEHGMR TU2HxP @UEn
EHoR sale. ~ BE Ckersssssws ApssAessFy
n aed B.sok steve. lssEs 6uDDsF Tufsip.
raises " 5eeassoo sessis. Abe, fPs@ Bsl-
tmers. lsgge vhite as TuEnip--tesge vhits
Turnty-- Rusa nsga -. lwtsesr.l
JuiJ -. JAMES BROWN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25

FIRES.

A destructive Gre occurred in Wilmington, n.
Carolina, on the night Of tLc 2d INST. II was
communicated by the lightning during severe
thunder storm. The Office Of the Cape Fear Re
eorder was entirely destroyed.
A FIRE broke cut in New Orleans on the nigh,
OF the ist inst. whole square was consumed,
including several warehouses and about 200
bales Of cotton
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-25
The Chayls,topn Fire comna,,,

The members Of the Ccmpsny will re-
member that Saturday neat is the day Of
meeting. 20 practise in tho use Of the En-.
g,ne. The meeting will be held at 4
o'clock. =. ~
Aug. IS. 1880.