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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

WAsH1HGToN February IL. - In Senate, Mr.. Hen.
bricks presented letter from he President and Direc
tors Of The Washington turnpike company laying down
two different routes for the road between Wash
ineton and Fredeticktown, Maryland. Memorials
presented by Mes.rs. Dudley, Marks, Dckerson,
and Hrudricks, for and against Sunday mails. The
resolution offered ye.ierdaY by MIR Foot, in re-
lation to the encroa chmen,s the lands belong
ing to the Indians, after debate, in which Messrs
For-yth and Foot took part was considered and
agreed 10. Ths second resolution offered yesterday.
by Mr. Foot, in relation 10 the supposed ire. pass
the public lands, opposed by Messrs
Kane and Mckinley, and advocated by Messrs.
Holmes aud Foot. After a consdt rable discussion il
was. with the remaining orders Of the day, motion
OF Mr. Noble, ordered TO lie on the table MIR Barton
continued hs speech on Mr.. Foots resolution, IN rela.
ton to The public lands in reply TO Messrs Benton and
Hayne. lie alluded with great acrmony TO the pre-.
administration, and particularly TO the manly
pursued by Mr. Benton 10 relation he subject under
Discussion, and concluded al late hour.
Mr.. Holmes has the floor for Tomorrow.
In The House NJ Representatives., several bills were
reported aud passed through the FIRST stages Of egsIa
ton. The resolution introiucedby MIR. DE Witt, from
| the COmn'ittee R-trencment, 10 discontinue the
allowance Of thousand i've hundred dollars for
drdugh'sman was taken up and debated by that
gentleman and Mr. Isacks until the close Of The hour
with The exception Of the presentation Of some
munics ions by th' Speaker the House occupied
during the remainder ofthe dsy with the consideration
Of the amendment 10 that clause Of the general ppfo-
ptaGon bin applying the .um Of SSO0eO, for the con-
ngent expenses Of Congress. long and interesting
Ne bate took place upon this subject. The amendment
OF Mr. Drayon was sIimsely adopted by vote taken
by yeas and nays, Of 81 to G7; and the BILL amend
ed was ordered 10 be engross.d for thrd reading.
Erfract nj letter Ir0nt Curqcop iqied lh JoHuorg
1880, reef,Ued By the Geu POez az NeU Ywk
The Government Of Venezuela, .Guayans, and
Cumana, have declared against Monarchy and order
Boiva eoas qqenuy great deal Of bood.bed j. 10 be
expected" lGazeNe.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
PULLING AND DYING.

lHE subscribers respectfully inform
"a The public. that the Pulling sfiii. al
Mills Grove. is now in complete new re-
pair. for
Fisiling, Dying. and Dressing Of Cloth,
AL which can be done AT the shortest no
iiee. Having the New England Patent
Crank stock. We are enabled TO finish .
piece Of cloth 10 20 hours. wishost cutting
tho cloth. ss IN the old mode Of dressing.
Csrdiag done a., al times.
Cloth ieft att j. frames store Charles.
tow %. will be ate nded 60 ss usual
JOfiyr q. S.3PPfh'C TON,
UILLE.fya q CARTER,
SAMUEL MYERS.
Nov 10. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
Pu11Io SALE or LAND.

Try virtue Of . deed OF trust, executed TO
- the undersigned. by John Packet and Je
NINA his wife, 10 secure debt made payable
to Lydia Fry, execusrix OF Daniel Fry, deed,
SINCE assigned to John Hoilings~ orth Of Ken.
lucky. which deed has been duly recorded
IN the clerks Office oF the county court Of
Jefferson, J shall proceed to sell. on the pre-
m''es, on Thursday the ID day Of Deeem.
Der nerf. to the highest bidder. for cash. n
certain tract or parcel Of LAND. lying in
said county Of Jefferson. combining, a. by
SAID deed. 70 ACRES, more or less. al
joining the lands at Jshn Grantbam. William
Crantbam, and others. The subscriber will
convey such title ~ 10 ves,ed in him by the
deed Aforesaid.
JAMES SHIRLEY. Jr.
Oct ~. 1880. Trustee.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

"fLL be sold, to the highest bid
w der. on Friday The 18Th of No
re'nLsr, at the late residence Of Sarah Mo
Ter. deed, all the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting ola
Negro Man aged about forty I've years.
A aegro woman aged about 81 years,
Horses. mich COWS, and young cattle,
sheep and hogs.
Farming Utensils Of every description,
4 good road wagon,
a plantation DO.
Wheat. rye, and corn by The bushei,
Wheat and rye in the ground.
A quantity Of hay in the rick.
Household aud kitchen furniture. with
many other article. too tedious TO mention.
a credit Of Bior months will be given or
all purchases Of five dollars and upwards:
for purchases under that amount the cash
viii be required Sal. 70 commence at
10 o'clock, when due st,sndspce will be
given by =. G.. MOLER. .fdn'r.
Oct. 20, 1880
All psrsoas bsvisg claims sgaiast The
shove estate. are requested 60 bripg them
forward. property authenticated. for set.
iiemeDt; and al persons indebted 90 said
estate, are requested 60 make issmediaso
payment 5 g. M. .9&mr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
IMPORTANT SALE.

| NULL be sold. al the late residence az
'smcs Baker. deed. az the Stone
vhugc' Frederick eouniy. Va. on Wsdne,-
eoy sne ssn. sud 7hsysdaytLs ssfI Of No.
rensber. Instant, all HE
Real and Personal Estate
Making together one Of ID. mos, ,,L,.,,.
sales ever offered in the eoun,r
The FARM, being that 90 .h;.h A..
deceased resided. viii be offered On ,h<
cath instant II contains abt,nt IN -.
divided into suita HE portions Of m..ao,y
and upland. and in very high stat. NJ
cultivation. Some idea ofhs fertility NAV
Dc Termed from the fact. thsfihe csop o.,
wheat this year. from $50 scrSs, amount
ed TO 5000 bushels, and the soil l. eoa.lIv
well adapted Tor the raising OF all other
kinds Of vssio. Upwards Of $50 acre. ar,
hneIy 'imbtred. and the me.ds~s are sup-
pheo with running streams. which never
saiI IN the driest sessons. The farm, in
deed. when the fertility Of ms soil, its IN
provements and local sdvanssses, ere con
s'dered, - regarded ~ the nost valuable
IN The county Of Frederick.
The DWELLING HOUSE II largo
ana very convenient: the barn, tho sta
pies (Which can accommodate 90 or SO
hossss). the corn house, end other out
houses. Including negro houses Of atone.
are al Of the first order. and calculated
Tor extensive farming II is deemed un
necessary to say more. rs those disposed
TO purchase will have an opportunity OF
viewing the premises. Terms made known
At the sale.
AZ sAe sale or the farm will occupy the
greater part Of the Path. tho sale OF thu
personal property will take place on tho
e5sh. TO s.it. on 1x,rsday the s5fh Instant,
when will be sold. aua,ber Of HORSES,
among which are a pair OF fine carriage
horses. and three Emo saddle horses
Several likely NEGROES. cattle. sheep
and hogs; . quantity OF corn; farming
utensils: between 1000 and 5000 BUSH
els OF WHEAT; aud household and kitch
en- furniture. Teyns made known 1t the
sale. JOHN BAKER. Erfor
Frederick County. va.2
Nov. 10, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
HsTnAY HuTrun.

DURSCANT to q wsTran, 10 Us direct.
n ed. we have this day viewed sa Estrsy
Heifer, shswn to 1s BY John DslgaFn. VI
this county; and fiBd the same is De OF .
black colour. noAeaS mark. With q white
spot on her rump, aud some white under
her belly. about s years Old last spfiRg
we appgaise the G4me 60 the sum Of ~ eivs
deilass. Certified usder our hands, this
Let day or November. 1850
WILLIAM 4. BURNS,
DAVID ROSENHEkGER,
FREDERICK noSENBERCEn.
~ The ewnes of the absse heifer -
requested to come forward, prove proper
y. psy charges, and take her away
NOs. 10. JOHN DALGARN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

On Monday hist. Mr. Jks-s ExotS, oC tl.,s
county, ga the SSH year Of his agc.
FSss, ne Uoo,isfoeE SeaiiseL, Noe. 4.
DIED,
On Friday last, 81 tisc rrsitirnce q noetnr ~
=. W uder, - this t0pa, sfter ~ s.utc ilscss of
= f,rw days, Doetor GossnET WGisE The de-
ceased ~as naiisc a. Sax0ay, aad came ~ tisis
eosntry shortly after usc osrrtlsrU~ at Na,soles.
Is vhosc army DC vss Tor some time stl.si,s.l.
nnd accomplished that chief in his n,einss.i,ic a.l
Disastrous expedition ~ Rus.ia ga his ssri,a a
;" iisl. enssnsiy. be iOeRed hisasslf a Bsltiu,rs
hst subsequently, removed ~ finrfs - VERY, "
uherc lre rrsiasd &c the lac eight years. A
NV months azo, d. % tins riacs. bofsug by
= change ~ AR usd rtsidc sec a. rcts0satc sfs4i-
icfsi essisftfton sssd lad eogasneucs ti,e ,.sue-
tiee " n,rdi,sec, 9Th hstsr1ag prospects a
cess, ehs4 hc vas III ned 9Th she f-tsl nsainsiy
~iioh tefiFinatsd lis mortal ssFttr. iiis eogts-
sos ss.d Ahi.bie devoIssnent bad eone.listsd N,
kins Feelings of n ithalitats q COR yiiiagsr u
wards him; SD Il MAJ ~ sosrrs n foh.,4stioa
- his istss' fiends a. lssrn, iir he rceri,es H.
is las oucfs the utmost atteDtios, lros ihstdr
Nenster anil BIZ family, a. scli - ffoul aary u
0er eiiIzens. sho nsa,sf ste,i hsciT naer,st is
as a..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
MAMMOTH runNIps.

We rvceivcd. fews ago. frrm Mrs. A. y.
TATE, aprescnt Of . La.hcl Of the 6ocss ,uruips
we have ever sccn any where. Fourteen &C them
hilcd the Sashrl, TAe whole weighed ly-four
pounds, snd the largest four and a hsaf pounds,
The flavor Of thcsn is very fnc. They we're
'ai.cd in new ground, and the sct; was sown
about the sixth Of August Some dirretious Is
to the manner of calivnsing this useful vrgv;ab,-.
were given la a communication, Aligned "a Sub
scriber, in the Fsxs Ppsss Of si,c 9Th OF Jsaua-
~ last by the way, tiss.e is nothing like pro
serving afic of ncwsPapcrs-th~y ~ill frequently
be found of great value As n ready reference for
variety OF sabjcets] We believe n few bushels Of
these 6oc ,nrnip~ and some of the seed may vet
be had ut Mira I. 5 farm near Cl,arlcstown.
Mrs. T. has our hearty thank, Tor her polite
ness. ny her kindness. r., are furnished with
sauce for ~ least fourteen dinners, our rca-
ders with q paragraph. Our fare is certainly the
more substantial. Printers always do pretty well
when they can ct beef and urnips. The ladies
ever take precedence 10 aets Of lbcrllity IF
there are larger or better tal,ips in the county,
we shall be glad 10 sec them.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

Louis Philip I've hear Of an in
cident which does honor to the feelings
Of the present King ef France. While
residing in PhiIadelphis, he received
oisilities from the late Dir. FILLING.
and rumour says he addressed one Of
the daughters without success. A
grandson Of Dir. Willing being in Pa.
ris during the late events, Louis Philip
not only recognized him, bat insisted
on his making the Palais Royal his re
sideBce, where he now constitutes one
vf the members Of the family.
IN u Mpre .4dt,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

wINcHnsTSa, soy. s.
The synod 81 Virginia met IN the Ken,
street Presby teFian church, IN this tovn, on
Thursday ~ Iast geek. and wss atieaeed by
The following members;
From IRE PresJyfsry Of Fast UanOrey.
Res. Wm. =. Armstrong, HiehHsODd
A. Coayerse. 40.
Eldsr Jsmes Csskey, do.
From the PvssbyieTy If Wet IaRorey.
Re-, John Kigkpeiriek, CuEpbefiHud
" Francis ilsvn.isn, Clssflnitcssilic
/" lt0sveil Tensey, Ails, marie
iIenFy Snlitb, lsEierb'srg
- Ijali1 4. RassCii, iynebburg
Samuel flssfrl. Sroti-siller Alb Hl w.
Elder Joha pIisOa. Alhsss@ric
. l0lsa Ckskey, I.ypchburg
Nssbsfsisl Pr1cc.
ios,a Rie.. Prince Esi~nra
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

liberal DonafiOn.---Weu understand
that Arthur Tsppan, Esq. Merchant
OF New York. has presented f,cenfy
tho,fso,d dollars TO the Lane Seminary,
a Prcsby terian institution in the 81
burbs Of this city. This is one Of the
most liberal tlonations we rreolIect 20
have heard Of in the United States.
ICineianati American
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

A Londsn paper Of the oath Sep.
tensber, saws, Eve are enabled to
state, upon good authority, that through
the mediation Of our government, q
convention will shortly be concluded
between Spain and her late colonies.
A special Envoy - nov on his way 10
this country, from Mexico. 10 assist
IN che arTageTaent."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

1T has lately become = practice, amongst
II some who seem DESTROYS TO enjoy them.
selves at great Inconvenience 60 others, 20
throw down our fences, ,rample our grain
fields, end otherwise abuses our premises. in
fox-hunting. &c. T'iis injurious practice can
no longer be borne with. The next offence
viii be punished TO the utmost rigor Of the
law, without respect TO persons
WIN. T. WASHINGTON,
SAM'L w. WASHINGTON.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Nov. 10, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

II has now become indispensable, that I'll
u persons indebted to me. for arr~.sages OF
Ixes, executions. bonds. nose., or etber~i.e.
shouid make immediate payment. Further
indulgence is out OF the question.
Several notes, foe purchases At the sale Of
the late Thomas w. Davis estate, have been
transferred To me- They will he due on the
10Th inst. Prompt payment OF them will be
expected. THOMAS HITE.
Nov. 10, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
STOVESI STOYES,l

3NHE subscriber has on hand from so TO
- 10 Stoves. of all kinds: Tens plate. Of
ell sizes; Franklin do; Cooking. Sc. He
will sell them low, either finished. or the
plates. unfinished. Siove-pipe had az the
shortest notice, sc. ]. ~. CARTER
Hampers Ferry, Nov. 10, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

A Paris paper states that General
LAFAYETTE has received more than
5000 private letters, aud upwards Of
10000 letters on public business, most
Of them from officers and soldiers en-
yefraife, which remain unanswered. -
To answer the letters rs they arrive
daily, would, il is said, require ten or
twelve secretaries.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

sSaass o. SAnKKT AsS rAcA sTaEErs.
BGifimore,
u EG leave to inform their friesds and the
- public, ihs, they are now prepared 10 re.
ce"e Flour, With every description Of Pro.
duce. which they will sell st . moderate com.
m.ss'on. or purchase 1T the highest make,
price. They have . large and commodious
warehouse. With every convenience for ws-
gons. add viii give pro@ps attention 60 "a
who may favor them with their custom.
They will have n oil times on hand, Piaaer,
fuh, Sad, &C. ~ the lowest prices. rhey
will also receive orders for she purchase OF
every description Of Merchandise this mar
ket will sford. at = moderate commission.
Nov. 10, 1880. -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

NtiE subscriber bas On hssd. large
= quantity q Bsr iron. whirh be vii
sell 81 forge ps.cs. By The psEchases saksss
lFom 70 500 ibs. Also. Steel o. 90 kisdy.
strap and Sheet iFos~- Msuiiboarsls. &c.
T. ~. GARTER
Hampers Ferry. New. 10. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

A woman who makes good coffee
uniformly, and does not scoId on wash
ing days, is said to possess two very
impoTtsBt requisites Of . good wife.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

On Thursday ~vrs.ing dc III, ip.s NJ the rr.,.
hence q John Jcri., Es,. Of rscsIcriek county.
by the Rev. Srrkirsus Tustoa. fs.ssar Wosrs.-
iss1ss, Esq ofcharacsso~s.to Mis- CArssss~s,
sissEss<s al use i.ac Col Mrri,,h Holm. vi FIRE.
derrick county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
From tbe Isras (,a-effe.

A young man. about % years Of age,
arrived in this colony short time since
under n fictitious name. He died a.
bout fortnight ago. near Brasoria /;
on his death bed he confessed that his
real name was Frederick r. Uiison,
that he was native Of Virginia, and
had fled from the Upited States for
MURDER
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

4nHE subsenber has on bead. q auanti
- thy Of Old whi.key, Peach ssd Apple
Brandy. which has been N hosshesd lor
npwards Of three years. IN dry fsosD
and q Of very superior quality. ., will be
sold low, for cash.
y N. CARTER.
HsrpeEs Ferry. Nov 10. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

~ HO can wosk ~ ease sod prrss, assi
w who - strictly tempessis, lentsss and
'nsisaFious. sIli hod espplo3 o,eal for F-u
months 81 this Office. " sppi,essiOu Be Asds
sOos. More ottsr Decd Apply.
Noy. 10, 1857.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
NOTICE.

= k1tt z following gentlemen we're appointed.
- NJ the October Court. School Cs.mm,s.
''o"ers for Jefferson County. fog the ensu;ar
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

Tie Grunge Reporter STATE. this, Gov. barbour
hes cssvsd the e-vsifcatc Of ei.esio, asdclcsate
for usc eesnty Of Or~"sc. ], s~.m. that some ir-
Regularity occurred in tho construction sisrn to
that clause of the Constitution which requires a
housckccpcr to have paid = tax "the prcccJiny
year. Il seems, too. that in precinct, sno,
ono Of the commissioners hal brca sworn. nor
had any certificate accompanied the r,turu polls,
nor was even the name of the .irimsy sheriff s,,b-
scr;bcsl" Caps. Davis, is stated, means to con.
tcN the right Of Gov. u. to his seat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
WANTED TO HIRE,

fOR the ensuiag yssv. fsErs womss,
y vho u gooi cook. uasisef snd isOoes-
For spch an soe. liberal wages viil be givea.
Apply a. The ofIsSe.
Nos. ~. 1870.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

The pviee a fIsuu, 20 Baltisnorr. has tscn,
iaring the las1 wssk. frona S. 10 - 49,
o. Alyxandsis. flo.r frcun 81 90 % ~ -.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

Those u our r~sdrrs ~hs oske Ia interest," In
foreign Affairs, ~ill find oopious extract, in our
i~Prr Of to-day. Indeed. 80 rapidly have iapor-
VI details conc in upon us, that we have scarce
Wtknc To copy the news by one .sri,.a, err We
are overloaded by fresh ono. We arc ouiy able
to give the most impo,tan, items
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
LUMBER.
The undersigned has on hand
100000 rrrr

S~2S~~ FEEI seasoned pine
LUMBER, in lengths Of 70. -. IA. 10,
Is. and 20 feet. and sizes Of f-2. 81, 4,
! la, 9. 2 and 8 inches thiek-Scant.
ling and Joists Of 70, Ia. and l6 feet All
which will be sold low.
A. SHEERER.
Falling Waters. Nov. 10, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

4assachuseffs Election. John @.
Adams. Esq. has been elected to Con.
gress by the Plymouth district, with
scarce any opposition. There had
been no choice in the Bristol or Essex
Northern districts-no candidate hav-
ing received majority Of the whole
number Of votes. In Essex South dis.
trict. Mr.. Choatc has been elected by
a large majority. And in Middlesex,
Mr.. T.. Everett, without opposition.
lBait. Pat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10
raEpERIcKsnuRa. NO.

faEDERicKsBURG, nov. 8.
The election for q member Of Con-
gress to represent this district, in the
place Of Judge p. p. Barbour. resign
ell, commenced in SpottsyIvania coun-
ty, on Monday last. The following is
the result:
ffed<yieks6usy-Po J. N. Patton, 26i-L.
T.. Dade 2
Neither Barbour nor Dade candi-
dates. The precinct Of Mrs. Andrews
yet to hear from. HERALD.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

meeting Of the Commissioners, to On.
point treasurer. appropriate the quota. &c.
vii be hesd Of the Bank Office in CharIe.,ovn.
ON Monday the 18th inst. ~ IL O'Clock, A. ~.
sio1ers Is desirable.
Nov. 10, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

MISS NJ. u. xAn9o10.
K>ENDERS her respects To the ladies OF
Il Chsrlcsiown and lis vicinity. ana ;nfa,us
them that she has commenced the bus;nes,
ofa
Jfiifiner and Afanfua- lMakeY,
at the residence Of her father. on the Main.
street ;" Chafles,own. She viii be happy TO
,eeeve portion OF their patronage. The
latest fall fashions, from Baltimore. Washing.
ton, &c have j,isi been received by her. -
Gen''emeo's plain sewing will also be It.
tended TO.
Nov. 10, 1890
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

sregsaL The JseksoN leaders coute neeel.
that he nsisssdsvsfssd The osdess. and ouKhs
to have accepted shem. Geo. Smish framed
Hin upon fAeiv understanding Of tlsm.
/ Which the opposisisa tried 20 force vpan M.
Adams In the Subsequent rvespon<le nee
betweea our Minister and NJ Canning, the
latter. when pressed. acknowledged that Mr..
Adams had put The tine construction upon
the orders in council OF 1895. and that Cen.
SMITHS bill would not have been enough to
satisfy the British GovesnWent.
The terms which Nr. Adams refused "a
sec~pt. bccssse unequal and Injurious, Gen.
Jsckssn has csrsenfed fake. ny these terms,
british merchant may take The sane srsi.
cies from post IN kew Bruas~ ick os Cana.
sis. ar Ntw York; which an Amer;saa n.y
take hooa New Yosk, sNd otieSs " iich an
.amescs~ easHef carry 81 aA (such N s.l,,
provisions. DC. } and send them into the Br;
s,sh West indies. free oil duties, while fAe
.fSseTiean sevch0Ht will have TO nay an ias
post duty in those postss bat tie Bsifish sA;p,
sa rae refwrn rsyaye. sAau enter fAe bort Of
Nev York. 90 Me very sasss terms ,gisA ne T.
merican shiP. In truth. then, who deserves
most of the spplause Ut an .isserinan eiii-sn !?
TRUTH.
MIR Mills. in n vcry interesting article, head
cd % Politics for Fsrnses~." sbews eoasiu.i,cly
,lsc bcneii~isi effects Of the Amerie.a syssem.-
Connected With the rcnarks of our ecsr~spoa4icn,
the sahjoiscd extract viii be found quite apropos:
.' We base had mighty e~s-esy about
the loss Of the West India trade. and shall
hsve grand ado. if Il 10 regsined. We
believe that the sales Of one barrel Of A..
mcsicso -four has not been lost because Of
the loss OF the tTade-thss the general q
mount or our trade With the West Indies
has not been materially Affected by an O.
peoiDg or closing Of the British ports.-
But if The sale of al the -four which pro-
ceeded (direct} TO those ports. when open
ed. was really iost 10 90, tks srltoie amount
Is iess than The demand }ov flour and coyn al
The manufacturing toscn Of Providence, u.
Rhode Istand! This will sstouish many.
bat IL is the truth Notwithstanding. The
highest amount Of -four ever exported to
the British West Indies. was bout so, 900
barrels in one year In IS26-7-from
July to July, 1877. $50 barrels Of -four we're
received AT Providence. with perhaps
goo 900 bushels or southern corn nearly
all which Immediately passed to the ma
nufactures for consumption"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

We notice that one of our merchants Is covering
a new warehouse viii. roof Of tin. A prvs,,
safe plan, wc slsoald suppose. "Thcre is nothiu,
like tin," says the timer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-10

ar The communication Of our correspondent
:" Howard, +" came to hand TO issc for insertion
this week.