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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09
LEWIS WEBB & co.


OFFER FOR SALE,
On Hhds Sugar, s.. CrQix, Porto Eico and
3 Wv New Orleans
69' bags Coffee, Java, Loguirn, Porto REQ and
st. Domingo
40 hhds WHst India ?Ioasscs. part prime
IS boxes and 40 bbis loaf and lump sugar
bids and 70 bbs rye whiskcy
Ii bbls Caruther's rectilcd do
hid Janaca
9 do St C-oiy lRUN
90 hhds and 60 bbls II England
:sYes Cognac brandy
TO Holland gin
casks Madeira
ID DO Sicily Madeira {
DO Lisbon
DO Port -
co Tenerife " i-HI.o
do div Malara =
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
Sd tons bar iron, American, EurIish and Swell.
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity aud bIistured steel
10 tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
COO sacks Liverpool blown c.
co do ground alum ( S-AA41
Copperas, alum, birthstone,
SaItpetre. madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimCnto
Letter, wrltingsand wTanrnr rfr-nr
Wire srtiers. raisIns. almonds soap
Sperrn and taow candles
Gunpowder. imperial end black tea
TOTS patent shot, Duponts gUnpowJcr
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle cori,
G"rmsn sheeting and sbrfing, ozna bIrc- thread
Shoe thread cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and hale rore
IS bales domestic sheelGgs and shrtings
cnse domestic cloths
SEQ SIDES soal leather, uJrJcr DO
80 Spanish hides
- bbs tanners On
do linseed
30 bbls vinegar
100 bbs mackerc no. and ,
5000 lbs bacon
900 grindstones, Nova Social
Clover seed, glass ware assorted stonewnre
hy8. by 10 a. 10 BY IL window ciass. &c &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

iEhIS-SuBscRrrios TO the DAiLv Rionsoxp Wma 80
year and for shorter period tho rate of 50 year. pay
able Tn advance. 'rT'
ADvknI soFor square of IS lines less one in
saon IS cents insertions 81; three 81 III aud
cyery succeeding insertion 3Il cents
Thrice week week 81 25; every s,,cceedns week 81
Twice week, first insertion IS cents every succeeding
seftion SO
Once week, FIRST insertion 10 cents every succeeding
,erfion so
All advertisements also inserted in the
-YsnH.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
le number Of insertions he noted TIE Ms
scuiingy.
Annual Advertisers charged SO dors SOU
aud that proportion for icr-t
except Auetonce and Lottery dealers who charged 800
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
PAYABLE in advance.
For Adperag-75 square, less l,r TIC first
srrtioi. and so FOR each contin uance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09
AMERICAN ALMANAC.

FURNITURE.
- Spring seat covered sofas with pillows
~ bureau
] writing desk
) work tables with desks
foot tea table
! four post mahogany bedTeId
] dressing bureau
cane bottom ton chairs
u rush bottom chairs all New York made Of N, bcst
Tlaliy and most fashionable approved pausyts n,
saleby OTIS bIrNf OBJ g. - w
jan I8-3t We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09
ENOCH S. COURTNEY.

.Bain Street, opposite the old .hiurket,
I'd ESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of his
Ge friends and the public. TO u choice selection of
Groceries which he offers for sele either by wholesale
or retail on as good terms they can be purchased
elsewhere in the Cit. Much has been taken in
the selection of his wines and louars which are
warranted genuine.
Masters of vessels. will find it to their interest 10
leave their orders for ship stores with him. which will
be nut np low, and sent aboard free of expense
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09
RichmOnd Dyeing EstabIishmeLt

on Cary Street, rear Of ne Virginia and Ear ae,y
Tanks
q OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful IN Ill, ,.I,os
~ and gentlemen of Virginia. for past Givouis lad
lores continuance Of the same; and would tse-k
The ladies sending their silk dresses TO hive them d.
ken to pieces, which will enable him TO warrant m
TO nc dyed and finished 80 well at any establish.
ment IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not r. o.
ccssary he has suitable machines 10 finish them
sent TO him III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he ocorrs
AMI renews in colour. pautalOons and Vcss To-
Ccter with all kinds OF apparel and if requested reps a
them IN the neatcst manner. A. usual al kinds "
piece goods dyed and hot OF cold presses. furn.t' re-
stuhs cleanscd and re-dycd IN the nCaiest manner.
N. u. Tickets Will he Issued on icav;r~ 'hc couds
with hum and requests they ii bc prc seated o. au.
Glc9'au or tie san,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

SWAIM'S PANACEA.-Jv,, received ~, IN. ,,,,,
~ be, fresh supply OF Swaim's Fanacea.
nov %. NeNtNAcA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09
Edingburgh and Q,Mrfeyiy Periszns

RROWNs BEST CHEWING: TOBACCO
Ii AcNL I. ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

BOOKS.
ENOR sale by ARIEL WORKS, opposite the Ea-
n gle Hotel,
Scotts Family Bible, vol. stereotype edition.
Horne the Scriptures
Joscphus, complete, in one vol.
Paysons Sermons
Hebrew Bibles
Suarts Commentary on the Hebrews
Lectures on the Evidences Of Christianity, By Da-
mel Wilson
Aids to Reelection in tho formation of n manic
character, by s. Il. Coleridge
Life Of the Rev. John Suumerfeld.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-09

EADiNG LAMPS.-A lew receiv d at
T. q feb N,Sr,,e,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
rALrrNoHr. sErr. ii.

Lnfersssing Rail. Road Experiments.
I'm the course Of yesterday. some ex.
prrimepts were made on the Railroad
which illustrated in . striking manner
the immense facilities which THE mode
Of trans por,ation offers for-the convey.
anre of heavy burdens. About nine
O'Clock IN the morning. 4 wagons were
attac he'd to each other. whose weight
and contents were a. follows: Two al
the wagons were laden with three tons
OF coal each. and the other two con.
tanned each two and half tons Of iron.
The wagons ihemsel, cs were estimated
to weigh three. fourths Of ton each.
and the weight Of four men who rode
on them wss about one fourth Of u ton.
With zhis load, making an aggregate
weight Of fourteen and n quarter tons.
sin gle horss travelled with ease from
the depot at Pratt street TO the Mills.
at the rate Of three miles an hour. en-
countering for half the distance an elc
walton in the road Of twelve to twenty
feet In the mile. The experiment was
Witnessed by numbers Of passens RS on
the road.
About hvc O'Clock IN the afternoon.
a train of eight wagons. laden with
stone rails, started from the Mills with
one hcrse. The weight Of the rails
was estimated to be twenty eight tons:
the wagons themselves weighed each
three fourths Of a ton, or 6 tons in all
and twenty two laborers rode on top
OF them. whose aggregate weight Wa
one and half tons. The entire weigh,
Of the whole. therefore. was thirty fire.
and a haJf TONS; and yet with this i'm
mense load \ SINGLE HORSE trotted ts
the Patterson Viaducs. in the vicinity
Of which the rails were required. Al
the wagons used in these experiments
were Of the common kind, except one
OF the coai wagons. which is on the Wi.
mans plan. american.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Hoc 10 hang % Scyfhe.-Whde NJ
Webster vas ~ College, be aud .,
brother beng o. ,isi. to tLcis fa:Asi.
The old gentleman gave each IT them
a sCyihe. aud set ihem 10 moving
Daniel took few sweeps. and stopped
TO consider the matter. While he Wv
eel the sweet l,U,n h,s brow. w hat.
the matter Dan says the old man
Ny soyihe don't hang right be ar
sNefed. Ills iathes- tiuksfed u ial
bin, aud he tsIed sga,n bot agar
made, what he sometimes makes dor
'ng = speech 10 Congress. an 'emphafic
pause when the father getting l,t-
tie ifsilul. iold HIN 10 hang IL f. SUI
himself Whsreupon the ibeitisntSe
aiVt very gfaveiy hung u on a tree.
add told hls father Il hung perfectly {,
his MUD there Coaeita JoV,aot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The London Herald Of the eth Au.
gust observes -
IL Is said the ex-King Charles Y. is
about to seek an iRglorious asylum in
the free States of North America. II
this be the case he NAV meet with the
deposed Majesty Of Spain ~ bis exile.
and IN the back settlements of Ken
lucky, or the green soIitu,Ies of Penn.
sylVAnia. Charles CApet and Josepl
boDsPaTte may eonsOle cEch Others
n'siortunes. IL would be a curiou,
aud instructive subject Of moral con.
temptation, to see the two - King,
members of rival families. living un,
der the protection Of the simple Presi.
dent of the Republic. IL would be
pleasant 20 see them forgetting the
cares of empire and the intTigues OF
Courts, enjoying IN company the harm.
less pleasures Of the Uilderness, ang
ING ~ the same waters. or pursuing
together the pasiime IT the woods.-
We believe some of tie family Of Mn.
rat. the late ex-King Of Naple,. have
taken up their abode within the terri.
tory which the bravery Of It's inhah;.
tsnts, and the genius of Ws,hing,on.
wTested from the British Crown. n
- strange that Republic should BE-
founded by fOgiiives from oppressive
Governments. TO give refuge 20 exiled
Kings. II was at frat reported that
the unhappy Charles intended 90 re.
tire 70 Rome where he might have pour
ed h's Royal sOrrOWs into the sympa
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

TGirdJie diseorery.-Mr. John c.
Ponderhsst. painter, Il PALMYRA. Y.
Y. has discovered . material Tor ml1
ing paints. which promises 10 be of
immense value. Ii Incorporates com.
pletely with linsec,l oil. and NAV be
used as substitute for that costly az
ticle. The cost Of the new material
IS comparatively triilIng. and abound,
IN almo>t every part Of the United
States. Paints are mixed and prepar-
Ell with ii ia the same manner u, with
linseed oil and spirits 81 turpehtire.-
The most satisfactory experiments
have been made. IL produce,
smoother and harder surface. answers
for any collar. and Is equally impcr',-
Gus to water. The inventor Ina. ub
tanned patent. and has already dis-
posed OF rights To several OF the first
establishments IN the state lie also
introduced his paint into W ashIngton.
and had the pleasure of seeing II used
on the public buildings in that city.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Saratoga springs. The bellies and
beauties which have. during the sum.
mer' shed 'he rays u happiness acres
'his sandy desert, have been ~ the 6rs,
ORDER aud quality. During the space
OF lonrieen days and az many NIGHTS.
saVe the hotels ~ Saratoga beea crow d
eel bsyohd comfort. law, convenience.
OF conscience. CoIoniea have b,eo
made % distant regions across tie
streets. and among unknown p.onls-
me 'nhabisanis 81 Saratogs. How die
n'hed 'he hotels become when ,bsy
are isil II philadelphia BvHe1in.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

thet'c bosom of the Sovereign PontiG
The strong hold Of pries,ly ambition
owes him SONG consolation in his sd-
vcrrity. for thence emanated the insus-
picious influence which led 10 his de-
served and memorabl downfall.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

ETieasire .fngery-A rumor has
been circulating IA this city some DAYS
past oi an extensive forgery, said 10
have been perpetrated a few months
since. by geafIem0n. who has recent
" disappeared. A. the story goes. he
came to this city a, an Engilsh gentle.
man VI fortune, with letters OF RECON-
mendatioD and credit. from the Bar.
ings in London. and several othcr dis
t'nguished houses Of that metropolis.
Upon this testimony he obtained large
sums of money from several Of the
banks on his own bills of exchange.
which cn being sent TO England, wefo
found to be fraudulent aud vsluelcs,.
and The letters VI credit were pronounc-
ell iorgerles. Several names have been
mentioned To u. but We refrain from,
giving them publicity until the iulor
nation Is commune from some
more official source = Phil Ing.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
ERUPTION or MOUNT K.1NA

The Editors Of the New York Jou,
nal of Commerce have TRANSLATED, INN,
a Bordeaux paper TO the follow in. >,
eocnt OF The late terrible eruption .,
Mount Eina. which ocesrrrd .bout
the middle Of NAV. Th. number q,
lives lost Is net stated. but mus, ha,.
been very grcsi.
The terrible er!los;cn which Omen.
oil seven craie,s oi the volcan \, on,.
has destroyed eight Villages IN ;h..
reighborboOd Of the mountain. 10 which
neither the lava nor the Gre ever et-
tendwd before. All the building, have
disappeared under the heaps of {, alcin-
eel stones and bur ming cind.rs. which
we,e thrown from these new open;n,.
of .Etns. Notwithstanding the fri.h,.
fui detonations which announced h.
foreband the approach of the catas,,o.
phc, the inhabitants Of these village.
remained quietly IN their dwellings.
considering themselves safe on account
at the distance. which had preserved
them in all preceding eruptiou,. how
ever violent. IN the ,c,truc,,o, AZ
these villages and the nei.hoor,no-
hamlets. persisted 4 great many Victims.
both men and animal.
On the cath Of May, the construed
edliices were still smoking, and these
unhappy places were inacce.siblr IN
account OF the heat which wa. GIVEN
out from t"- cinders and lava. vi4b
which they are covered. II was not
until the eighth day after the disaster.
that II was possible to approach for he
purpose OF atlording any suocor. but
the search was entirely useless. Nc.
yer ~asa calamity more terrible, more
unexpected, or more general. The
shores sf Calabria. and some norris of
Italy, lying IN the current of the wind
which blew on that disastruu. nirh,.
were covered with the same kmd Of
ashes under which the place. in the Vi.
cinity Of F.tna were buried. Sicily
will long remember this disaster. winch
has devastated The richest and mos,
fertile countr, OF the world.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Some excitement was felt in New
York last week. IN consequence Of ex-
aggeratrd reports OF the existence of
yellow fever In that city. From i
statement in the Commercial, it ap.
pears that but one case had occurred,
"hich terminated in death. .3ier. GG-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
nALrIMoRP. sKrr. IA.

BALTIMORE, SEfT. ~.
We regret 10 learn that a fatal ac-
cident oo Cured on Sunday evening 10
the driver Of the railroad car which
the proprietors Of the taverns at the
CarrOliton Viaduct have had running
tor sometime past between that point
and the Pratt street depot. The car
vas on its return to the depot. laden
with more than double itsregular NUN
Der OF passengers, when the horse be
came frightened and lesped out Of III.
track. In their eagerness TO see " What
was the matter. the passengers, as we
learn, incautiously pressed forward.
and the driver was forced from his
seat. He fell on the rail, and the
wheel passed over his body, which " as
Cut in so shocking a manner by the
fisnge that he expired in half an hour
afterwards. The obstruction thus pre-.
sented TO the passage of the car ar.
rested il so suddenly in its course that
over!aden as II was, the entire frame
work above the axles was broken 70
pieces. None Of the passengers. we
learn. received any injury, although i,
is believed they were about forty in
number. The car thus broken was
the same which was made in Liver.
pool for Winans, during that gentle
mans visit there, and Mas intended "a
carry 10 persons. IL was not under
the management of the Rail. road Com
psny.
Apo'her rcpcrt IL, that he jumped from Ia
seat OF his o-n Ieccrd
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Lo|eTirs.-But very few persons
are proof against this law ful game. -
High indeed hiss been the tribute Of
many greedy wight; that his nature,
'studIous Of change aud fond Of ,aoney,
may be INDUCED. once knew an Ell
dcrly gentleman Who pasted all the
blank lottery tickets which lie lad
bought for dozen wears before. upon
p4s,eboard above his mantel piece.
and the inscription. IA Bcason Ia me
'"'eofy, written ~ large characters
beneath it, ~.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

a swede has invented a simple una
chine composed Of two parallel wheels.
turning contrary ways, With great We
loeiiy' which. by the extreme agitation
u gives TO the air, produces so great a
neat as TO warm a-Toom fully equal 10
a stove.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The Elkton Press Of the iI,h instant relate,
the 70 Howl ing melancholy and singular occurrence
The family OF MIR. William Hoffin,
IN the vicinity Of Rock Run, Hartford
county. had been afflicted with the ~.
phus' tor some time. On Mondsy
morning, the 3Oth uli. his daughter. =
young woman, fell victim 10 il. In
the afternoon, he himself was seized
with crsmp cholic which terminated
his mortal career ere the setting Of the
sun. They were both Inferred togo
Their. Two of the neigbboring young
meI, brothers, of the name Of Hawkin
undertook 10 dig the graves mattock
were the hTst implements used Wills,
digging; one made an unwary blow.
smote the other on the head and inflict.
ed dreadful wound. In a state Of
terror he dropped his maitock, mount.
cd horse and rode post haste for a doc
tor, to relieve his brother, Who va,
bleeding profusely. A doctor va,
procured, who rode at full speed and
left him behind, aud just arrived in
time 10 save lIfc. The other rod, hi.
horse al q common gate. when sudden.
W the snimal took alright, threw him
whilst his loot waA 10 the stirfup, and
~ THIS predicsmcut he was dragged
some distance: some transient peTSot
stopped the horse. and he was to all
appearance iiicless. lie vas carried
into Mrs. SMITH tavern. Tor dead
where hi brother hal been conveyed
bot after applying some restorative,
ne revived. Ills coat was torn up tie
back TO the collar. Both the bso,her.
are under the doctors band.-spd :,
las NOT been found practicable to re
move them TO their fa'her's
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

MELANCHOLY STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT
The New York Gazette Of MONDAY
says,-Ihe Steamboat UNITED STATES.
Capt. Bseehe,, which left that city
at ! o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
burst her boiler when opposite Black
wells Island, and We regret to add
that several deaths are the consequence
oil this melancholy cstastrophe.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

fSsm tAe Natiorai Iafsx;genoe,. .

In looking over our London papers,
we end in the London Courier VI the
27th ofJuly, some speculstions On the
business which is likely TO come under
consideration in the pew Parliament.
After mentioning Greece end Algicrs
as subjects which will occupy the AZ
tenticn Of Government, IA adds
=. The desire Of the Americans Ia
recover their trade TO the West Indies
may possibly come also, in the shape
Of some treaty, belure Parliament; bu,
the bearing Of the British interests in
that question is now SO perfectly well
known, ssJ the good will towards us
Of Gen. Jsckson's administration 10 Sc
property appreciated, that if any ar
rangement be settled, IL will probably
be Of more satisfactory nature than !,
could have been at an earlier period. .
The following is taken from the Ere.
derickton, (N. b. Gazette. published
by authority. II is in aIlusion 10 the
refusal to allow the United States Mar.
shat General Weber, to take a cen
sus OF the population Of Madawaska:
with reference to the abovc, We
are enabled TO state, that the officer IN
charge Of the Disputed Territory, wher
lately visiting the Msdawaska Settle
ment. found an American attempting
to exercise authority there, under {
dcputatien from the Marshal Of IN,
State OF Maine. but Who, upon Oh,
prompt circumstances Of our officer a
the improperly Of such proceedings
Immediately desisted and quilted In,
Province"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The Augusta tGeorgia) Chronicle
says-'Our summer has been so dry.
tina, Independent Of its blighting effects
on every vegetable. animals can scarce
y breathe for the dust--millponds are
nearly dried up streams which were
never known to fail, can scarcely urge
their sluggish currents-msny wells
IN the city have scarcely foot Of va i.
ter, and as TO the River we think, we
shall run TO see the next boat that ar
rives.'
On the same subject the Milledcc
vile paper says-' We do not recol -
lect to have ever seen such a continued
drought as has prevailed througout al.
most every region Of our state since
early IN June. The earth has not been
thoroughly wet in this region since
hat time. We have occasionally had
light showers, bot never enough 20
last three days with benefit To vegeta
ton. Notwithstanding we are thu.
parched with heat and drought, il re
mains very healthy
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22
MILLEpoEyII.L.E. Sur. ]


Three additional companies Of L. S.
trooPe.-ons Of artillery from Charles.
ton the other two Of infantry. one
from Augusta, and the other from For,
Mitchell-under the command Of Ma.
Jor Wager, have, we understand, been
ordered to proceed forthwith to the
Cherokee country TO repress the work
ing Of the mines. This step 10 under.
stood to be acquieseed in by the Cove.
nor. The States agent has not been
able TO prevent intrusion, and great
waste in this section, and has conse
quent'y been recalled. Should cir
cumstances still appear TO render i,
necessary, it is thought it NAV be
found expedirnt TO convene the lie.
gislature on the third Monday in Oct.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The Chickasaw Indians have, by
their delegation, ayr eed to remove from
the State OF Mississippi to the terrific.
ry provided for them west Of the river
Mississippi provided that an annuity
or other lands shall be furnished "a
them 1t they should not like those al.
ready designated; and also that In.
d'ans may be allowed to remain in
their present situations, on condition
oil yielding TO the laws Of Mississippi.
u. 9. Gazette.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The Powder Factory ut Gorham.
Maine, was blown up for The secont
time on Monday week-but little da
mage done aud no lives lost.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Coiaeisisooe king Charles x. has nov
becoge an N.king. lie slso weaFs che
Gross before, ahieh once he pofr behind
Tess
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

EdrfhqUakS. "A letter from Ki,h.
lar m The Caucasus, dated March
9th, states. that during au earthquake.
which had Just taken place there, 500
persons we're buried IN the ruins a
their houses, or Of the temples IN
which they bad taken refuge. One Of
the mountains opened, and a part Of H..
which vas detached. filled up a ficb
valley, Overwhelming every thing.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

This is an age Of economy truly
the Paris Mon'ieur says very gOo,i
Hour. and Of course very good bread
can be made from straw We shall soon
make Puddings from chips, and cakes
from stones. In addition 10 the Azure.
said bread, we are told that this straw
Hour makes fine wash for pigs. and
drink Tor horses Any thing more :
lHM
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

II 10 stated in . New York paper
mat women we're found by a benevo.
lent enquirer, making duck trowsers
at Jour cents pair. and cotton shirt.
at screen cents piece! The sordidI
employer ought TO be 'ducked,' f.,
rObbIng the poor creature ofher labor