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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03


 The Bufale Repeblicanlof the 18th contains farther particulars fthe disas trous steamboat accident which we men toned on "Wednesday. The following is the account, slightly abridged from the Buffalo paper.
 Dreadful steanabeat .4cesaeat. .--e enssaiie sliiee morning of the 10th inst. the steamboat William Peacock, Captain Eleehearty, left thispo for Detroit, with about one hundred passengers, q considerable par. of whom were 'steerage passengers.-- When about three miles out, the pipe whNheonducts the steam from the boil CT to the cylinder, burst of at the lower connecting joint or aange, and the s!ean rnshed out with terrific violence into q, small forward cabin over the boileI where about 20 of the deck passenger, principally women and children, were collected. The scene that ensued beg garsdescription. One woman. in flying from thesteam, jumped overheard, and was instantly drowned. 5others were scalded, nine of whom are alreadylead, and syereinterred yesterday, and oi the remalningsix, four are expectedto die.
 The person drowned was Mrs. Cu- riyeau-she is represented by one ofthe hands who saw her go ovcrboard to have been shockingly burnt-her face literally skiifned:-tie body has iioo::s iioo::ss been found. The two children of Mrs. Curiyeau were almost instantly killed. The fatherwas on the. upper deck- When he came below, he found that he had been bereft in a moment his whole family. They were from Quebec, oa their way to Detroit.
 Mir. John Parker, of Liyingstoneoult ty, (New York who was on board, with his wife and six children, going to the st. Joseph's country, had ihree of hss children scalded. One is dead, Ga gih of ten years of age) and the other two will not recover. He says that his wiio stood at the door of tine cabin, with child in her arms, and by the ifistanta'ss eous rush at the time, was pushed on the aeck, and thus escaped.
 Mir. Johnson, of Dover, (Vt.) gong to Ohio with his his family, is himself fiia5jpf ed, but lost his wife and his two chli- dren--all dead. The wife, we under stand, sacrificed herself in her attempts to rescue her children.
 HH n Ext M Palmer oi f the ttiEi same place, hFens 5i-iii-ii'w ivi1. Joisisof,, V s,s ny with his wife and three ehiidren.-.~ The children were all scalded to deatn,d and the mother is suffering under Il'epz \ tai Arrangement, occasioned by thjs suo' den and awful calamity.
 A Mir. Davis, withhis wife and daaSs ter, are all scalded. The t#e Last da'r gerously. They are Swiss emisrans* and were or their way to Michigan.
 An old lady, Mrs. Hopkinson, ol 0m9s is also injured. but not dang eroasl'
 Reedpituldtioa. Dead- Mrs. 6ai'. veau and two children, a daughtef. .,!? ez Mr. Parker, Mrs. Johnson and twoch dren, and three children of Mfs Fam z|
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03


 On tie 18th August 1 in tie Chamber of Deputies, M. de Tracy broaght for ward proposition for the abolition of the punishment of death. It was sap- ported by Gen. .Ts Ia sssse, who said he ~should ask for it's abolition until he had the intalibility of human judgment de- menstrated to him. The proposition was ordered for consideration.
 The AMesssser dcs Chambers states 5i''it the government irad just iearnt, by q teiegrapilic despatch, that Prince de Polignac was arrested at Granville on the night of the 10th or l6th. He was |accompanied by a second person. sup. posed to be M. de Montheh. Both are |sent to St. To, with a numerous escort Aetters received in London from Vi Iehna, announced that the news of the revolution Y si -As las taken ris.s. in p,. IFS was received with such enthuslasm. that ths government might very well |perceivc thatey in Austria the fiber. |al party is numerous.
 .Agiers. private letter from To,. lon gives importantintorm iron, Al.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03

The plain attire and familiar man ners of the new King, the simplicity of the Queens dress, and the general re- publican tone andstyle of the Court, are
 uotcd and much extollcd in the Paris papers. When Napoleon was cndea- yoring to re-estahlish monarchicai forms and custoHas in France, he said, exIl- ttngly, at a grand ceremonial, to Ber- fladotte-1 Every thing comes back 10 the old order--tom re,stre dans { ancien orare. < Yes, Citizen-C Consul, 7 answer ed Beraadotte. ssthat is true; there IS only wanting million of FreaeImen. Nho have perished for li6crty--a ny
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
LONDON CORN EXCHANGES

jAD~NDO.N Soh.N 1T
The uniayorab!e state of the weather being
likely to injurc the remaining part Of the crop.
in the north, and there being but few vessels
arrived, these combined circumstances have had
the effect of advancing good old wheat full IS per
quarter since Monday.
LEEDS, Sept. 25th.-IHe Wemher and Ne
Harresi.-rhe equinOxia tide has overtaken
us, and still very large proportion Of the bar
vest north of a line drawn across the country
from the Mersey to the Humber, remains IN the
feds-one half at the least. The weather con
tinues unsettled, scarcely day passing without
rain, and the corn that is gathered under these
circumstances must be in damp state.
Though the weather has not been hot, the Cc'
casiona CLEANS Of sun after the rain. aud The
protracted harvest, have produced already ag0oo
deal of sprouted corn, which is daily increasing
In the middle and southern counties the crop
have been generally well secured. and the sup
PITY is rather above than below an average III
Ireland, the crops are not more than half gamer
ed, and the wheat is below an average. On wv
whole, we fear that a considerable inportallOho OIL
corn will be necessary, to supply the deficiency
OF those Islands during the ensuing year. We
are always reluctant to speak upon the subjects
of this nature in tone of dependency. but We
are still more reluctant to conceal from the gov
ernmcnt, or the public, the true situation oil 'nr
country, SO far as concerns its future supply u
fno,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03

Ty0NE Managers OF this Ins.ltl,ion thlnkuI tor pat
favors inform their flcnl. and the public that ,Dc
House If Industry will go into operation on MonE
next. the 9Th instant at the corner of Prince and va
ter streets, Immediately opposite the Farmers b'nhi
They Offer for sale variety of Clothing. made Of gov
and substantial materials; and will receive work 70 Ds
executed st the shortest notice and on as modersS
terms IS can be procured elsewhere. lie friends O
the Poor, and families generally, may very m,tef,ay
aid the Institution by sending work, which snsi' DC
promptly attended to and carefully accounted ior'
O. Donations, in money goods, however s""
will be cheerfuly received and faithfully s7pheh
Alexandria, nov 8, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

WILL be sold. Al public auction. on So
Wv turday the 9th Of November. in Middle
way, Jefferson county, on the turnpike street.
near the centre Of said tow sad said street,
An excellent lot Of ground, With dwelling
house and shop. The shop 10 large and soits-
BILE for weaver. blacksmith, wagon-maker,
cooper. or any other artist. The said LOT
contains several kinds OF fruit trees. Any
persons wishing to purchase real good proper.
~, viii do well to avail themselves Of this on
portun,,y, as il will be sold on q credit Of 9
months, by giving living security. or deed
OF trust on the property, to suit the purchas-
er. Tefms made know on the day Of sale.
An indisputsble deed made, and immediate
possession given. Sale TO commence at IL
O'Clock, A. ~. JOHN GAMES. Err.
Of Robert Cameo, deed.
Oct. 27, 1850.
N. n. This sale was postponed 9th March
last; also. on the 10th Oct. on account of n
many hammer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF . deed OF trust. ffon Dan
- iel w. Griffith 10 the subscribers. for
certain lot OF ground. in Cbarlestswp,
now in the occupancy Of Peter I-Johuson.
with the buildings aud sppurteaances
thereto belonging. which deed bears date
lst October. 1873. aud has been duly re-
corded; and by which deed. We arc re
quired to sell the said property. if the said
Peter !. johnson should fsil 10 pay the a
mount Of certain obligations executed TO
the said Daniel w GrifIith,-we will. on
the fourth day Of .Norember merit, before the
court house door tn Gkariestoscn, sell the n
hove mentioned lot Of ground win the sp-
purtenaDces, TO the highest bidder. The
sum Of about seventy dollars will be re
quired in hand, and the balance in install
ments corresponding With the times Ger
tain obligations described in said deed will
become due. The purchaser giving bonds
with security. and deed OF trust on the
premises, to secure the deferred payments.
CHARLES &. STEWART,
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
81 Oct G. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

81 ,ty7ys60. IsEagiand aud w ales, not
oeloagiaG q TIE segs,ar church, there
ARE 6Oo0y0D0 persons, 5000 houses
'of wvrskipy and 3, 900 clergyman, with
an income of So2, 2OO. 900.
m cHRisrxSpoN,
Tea, 6.c, 600 Catholics
pay their clergy S27, tlO.6l0 o.
-, O56, 900 Protestant, 2.S62. go Gu
~, 50O,OO0 Greek, 1914. 400 90
Total annual expense Of
supporting clergy Sss,o47, $50 90
This is probably too low an estimate
with respect both 10 numbers VI clergy
and amount Of remuneration. The ia
bles which we here use, are found in
the Ency eIsp1dia Americans; they are
not sufficiently comprehensive 70 allow
of q satisfactory calculation, With re-
ference to many natiens. % may &C.
nersily be remarked, that The Cathe-
lies have more clergy snse in preeertion
to their lay members, tksp I'VE Me-
Protestants; yet the feeuer p1y abeus
90 cents per smum, sae t4e latter
nearly one dollar per $1,000, 20 S6p-
port their clergy. CW& Gszsffs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

From the Philadelphia United States Gazette.
Visiting the new room Of tho United
States District Court yesterday, we
were struck with an elegant marble
slab, placed in the rear OF the bench,
to the memory Of the late presiding
Judge, bearing the following record:
THIS TAnLEr REcoRJs
the affection ard respect
of the ncnbcrs of the Philadelphia Bar, for
BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United Statcs:
alike distinguished
- for simplicity 81 manners
and purity Of heart,
fearless, d'gni6ed and enlightened As Judge,
Do influence or interest 49,
could bend l,is integrity or
bias his judgment;
jealous patriot and pious christian.
he died iB Philadelphia
on the 2GIh Of November, A. ID. 1929,
leaving To his professional breshren
spouess name;
and To his country, ~
tlsc learning, labor, and wisdom,
Of a long judicial life.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
PUBLIC SALE OF xAuD.

ny virtue OF . deed OF trust. executed to
~ the undersigned, by John Packet and Jc.
NINA his wife, To secure = debt male payable
TO Lydia Fry. exeou,rix Of Daniel FRY, deco.
SINCE assigned 10 John Hollings~or,h Of Ken.
snesy, which deed has been duly feecrded
9 s,ssseierk's Office Of the County cosY, or
JEFFERSON, ! shall proceed 10 scii. on the pre-
g'sss' 90 "Wednesday Tie lHh day Of Norsn.
oev ns<f. to the highest bidder. for cash,
certain tract or parcel OF LAND. living IL,
sad county Of Jefferson. containing. a. bv
sad deed. 70 ACRES, more os lees. o..
lD'"'Hg the lands " John f;ganthsm, " flliaGa
1rs"iham. and others The subscriber viii
convey such title ss y vested ia hin by Ito
deed sfosss.i,l.
Oct "a. 1890. IT,.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

\tHiLL be offered for sale, At my residence
~ nj Harpers Perry. on SATURDAY The 9th
y N0renster nr> Z, variety Vt
LkosfsehOh and Kitchen Furniture.
Consssior. IN part. of one elegant mahogany
sidehoaTd. two bslErounJ mahogany dining
Tables. two template Stoves, Zone Of then,
small, aud calculated for an Office or cham
ber.) three Beds aud Bedding, 1.-TWO Of them
qune new two SETS Of Chars, Czrpetting.
Andirons. Looking Classes, and a variety OF
other articles too tedious to eDumer rate in ava
advertisements
credit Of four months will be given on ell
sums above five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; on all sums e.
hve aud Under. the cash must be paid.
Also. viii be sold. at The same time and
place. an ooe-horse CABBAGE. quite new.
and one share in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, o" which there has been paid S. dol.
lars.
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, when duo,
attendance ~iiI be given by
FERDf>.jJfD ~ STEPHENSON.
Hsrpers-Ferry, Oct. 27. 1850 -2w
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

thsir govesnaeuts aGsk % n 9th =
saDtssl good uMders1nndssas q hey be
wissly essnselI<d.
HaabsrG papsss msakiee - the sa-
thovity Of private letters trea Berlin,
that Count Lobaa, the bearer sf . let
ter from King Louis PHILIPPE ]. Vas re-
ceived in the snost gracious manner by
the King Of Prussia, and that the Count
had expressed himself highly grati6ed
with the gracious manner in which his
communicates MAS received. IL was
asserted that equally satisfactory nc.
counts had been received at Berlin
from ST. Petersburgh.
Prussia, il is said, 10 ON the eve oil
scknowlcding the French Government
News from berlin announces that IL
viii very soon follow the example oI
England.
The recognition Of the new Amer.
can states, has been signed by the
French Cabinet Council.
From the Coz. ti,usionnel.
Some troubles have broken out al
Nismes, the National Guard Of Lyons
offered IT'S assistance, and 5000 men
marched with four cannon. Every
body wanted 10 march. and il was ne
c~ssarv To take 20 men from each com.
pany. The 10th regiment Of the line.
which ia animated with the best spirit,
marched with the National Guard
The disturbance was quoted on the
Cd September.
A letter from Vienna Of the 25th Of
August, states that NJ. de Metternicl,
is said seriously to intend retiring from
public affairs, snd that the Arcbduke
Charles. will take the supreme direc-
ton.
Monsieur de PoIignac, has confded
his defence to NM. Mandaroux-ver-
tian, Advocate Of the Court Of Casa.
ton; Honequin. and Berger. the son
The latter will attend the trial in the
Chamber Of Peers. The former il
specially attached to the ex. minister
as counsel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

WINCHESTER, ocT. go.
The Synod Of Virginia convened in
this town yesterday, at la O'Clock, in
the Kent-street church, sgre-ably to
appointment. The opening sermon
was preached by the Rev. VIM. Hill,
d. D., the moderator last year, from,
James iii. II. The number Of attend
ing clergy and laity is less than was
expected, owing TO the late inclcment
weather. As Tar as we can learn,
there are but 3 delegates attending
from the East Hanover Presbytery, 5
from the West Hanover, 10 from the
Lexington, and IS from the Winches-
ter. There will be preaching daily in
the two Presbyterian and the Metho.
dist churches. during the sessions.
which will probably continue until
Tnesday.- Republican.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

HANINs rented ou' more Of my land. snd
= concluded 10 farm Isss lh.a heretofore
: 60" sP~ss, and w,li offer for sale. 20 ,he
h'ghe" bHl,ie', ~ my res,eIenee scar cbsrIes
."~n, o" Tses'iay ne oih n Rerss.bey, n lsiy
no' ,he neat far day. some vslasble stock
Son.'staE ct woik horses. work oxen, bee
o-u'e' = zoe imported s.Sony ram. meriao
ewes that hsve pssiured ~dh h,,.,. go,
Young hcgs sns! pigs. Also, wsgnss. pIos,vh.
s"d oihet farming ,e,piesse OTIS ear,ole
some com, and many other ARTICLES vslaabl,
20 istmeTs. Fmehssess 90 an amoun, L..
'bsn - u'ss' pas cssh--pufcbssers over ,bs,
anoun', snsy hsve credit ~ nise noosb.
o" g's'nE hood s'th approved sseunay.
oe'. - JOHN YATES.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
FOREIGN.


TIE ,l,~~s -n Of Louis Buungurtc. Z vc>SlI<ul
r Fiss~acs, has rest q ncse 10 0hc sditsr AZ "
P,~ash Coarscv, l.s sen,imesss u which arc tru-
frvm the C.srier Fra.eais.
"fLokENcE. Arc. 10.
Mr.. Editor-I have this morning re-
reived three numbers VI the Journal ol
10th July and Cd August. The grea,
news they brought me. have thrown
me into state difficult 10 be described.
How happy and proud I am TO be a
Freedman! ! write to you in haste.
and am still deeply affected. The Oh.
ieet Of my letter - 10 request you IL
distribute among the INDECENT families
ut those heroes, OF eth, 28th, and goth
vf July. the humble sum Of GO louis.
which ! scnd you herewith. being all
that possess NJ this moment.
The revolution which has taken place
10 unexampfed in history. This is a
revolution of respectable people; So
million Of men. without any othes lead.
ers but honor and justice. arm them.
selves spontaneously TO sustain ,hci,
rights; they fight with unheard -of cou
rage, and when they conquered, left oil
perfectly pure Of ell crime. The most
civilized people in the world know
bow 10 pardon. Its very moderation
m success is one Of it's brightest tro-
ph'es. The idea Of revenge is far from
,hem. IL protects or assists the flight
of its enemies, and condemns them Ia
see from the extremity Of their retreat,
that France. which they would Cypress,
is free in spite Of them.
''Eirtutsm Ut videsns coutabesccnsque rclie,a -
The regret experience at not hav
ing been able to shed my blood for Sc
sublime . cause, haunts me with re.
morse. But the triumph, Of my coun.
try softens materially the bitterness oil
my exile. Receive, &c.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
Eldest son OF Louis Bonapartc. Count de
ST. Leu.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
KccLEsI.s1IcAL STATISTICS.

In France, the whole expense Of sup.
porting the Catholic clergy, in 1898,
was &c, $4,000 francs.
In Spain, the whole number of repu
lar and secpjsr clergy. in 1891, was
1925. These persons possessed
property vafoed at $4,000, 900 90
besides titbes, taxes, and dues. The
Arch Bishops aud Bishops Of Spain
have larger incomes than any other
prelatcs in the vsfld.
The Latin 0afhoEc Church tn Hun
gary has about 4. 600, 600 hearers, and
$3.50 places Of worship, and $500
eiergymen, with an income Of S2,O78, :.
SO 10.
The Cairdnisiic Church Of Hungary
has ,O5O. 600 worshippers, 1851 hou-
ses Of worship, and 1854 clergymen.
With an income Of S27O,578 %.
IN Naiy. there are 10, 39i 200 wor.
shippers, all Catholics, with 1910
places Of worship, and 10000 clergy
mrp, viz; Pope, &c Cardinals, So
Arch Bishops. CD Bishops, S53 other
dignitaries, 20. 400 working clergy.
men: Having an income Of 1888, 444.
The RtfssiGn Church has about IS. .
O0O,OO0 wofshippers, and ESQ, 600 elcr.
gymen. The high orders &c the clergy
are richly provided for, but the lower
Clergy arc very poorly paid.
The Prfs5yftyian Church of Scot
kGnd Las about I,5OO,0OO. with 1000
places of worship, aud 1000 elssry
men. with an income of Sgf6, csc 40.
The esf0Jis5ed Hugfh "a Eaei.D,d
has about 6,0OO. 0OOhrafers. with o.,
10 houses Of worship, and $4,000 cler.
Rymen, With an income Of S35. $40, 600.
TIE e10bisheI Church in Jreisosd
has about 100000 hearers. $50 h0ases
Of ~ofsh'p. 1900 olersymen, sud an
income ~ S5,772.OOO.
There arc IN Scotland. Who 10 not
pay IN the Established church, 500. 600
peTsons, y iiii 335 houses &c worthip.
400 clergy men, With salaries amount.
ing to Si95. 56O. IN Ireland. 5000.
600 persons. lof whom $500. 600 are
Catholics. 1878 houses Of worship.
GJ15 clergymcD, siih an income Of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

Tie priee of fIsrR, 10 isal,in,oss.. hss be-,
dnr'"s he last Sea. FROM - = % a. ST.
whi.key fom - - "a cents.
u Aitx.alris, Flow trnn, a. 81 - a. 81
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

\NtfiLL be taken 81 ibe Office a the ",
- ainls Free Press. A lad Of from 1 a.
- Jess ~ sge, who I,ss pretty good Fny
'',h ed"caiion, sBd y o. an isdus,ri,,,s sea
A''en',se disposition, vii 6nd good .,sua,.yn
sept. -. 1870.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

TAiLESRsSp, Who keeps in unak.
all administrations. has been appointed
by the new King Of France, bis Minis
ter 10 England.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03


are indebted Says the Sandusky Cla.
rIonl 10 4 gentleman Of this town for
the following extract of letter from
the Poet Master Of Upper Sandusky,
dated Oct. 9th, 1880:
4" Yesterday a Wyandoit was execu.
ted for murder, committed on another
Wyandott on Monday night last. On
Thursday the sentence was pronoune
ed, and on yesterday, friday IN the
presence 81 alarge cOncourse Of both
whites aud Indians. he was executed.
at quarter t,asi 4 O'Clock. T.. ~. Iie
vas shot tknceling 10y his grave by &
men, appointed Tor that purpose. lie
vas condemned by the voice of the
nation. Three Christian men and 3
.pagans were chosen as executiobcr,. -
The Philadelphia Gazette of Oct. p5.
says" Wilson, tie natl fobbcr, Wa
ih's manning sentenced 10 ten years'
imprisonment"
Mr.. IlAYwsRD. tie new COMMITS
sioner of the General I.aah Olbce. en-.
tered upon the discharge 81 the dulies
of hts Oticc fcs dsvs ago HaL
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

We learn from the New York Coe.
rier and Enquirer, that TX President
MoNRoE arrived in that city o. Tues
day last. from his late residence in Vir-
einia; and that he intends to make
that city his residence at least during
the ensuing winter.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

a letter from the Postmaster at
Shawneetown, Illinois, announces the
painful intelligence Of the desth 1T the
Hon. JouS McLEAN, one Of the Sena-
tors in Congress from that State. He
died on the morning of the i4th uitimo,
after a painful illness Of one week.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

IL IS singular fact. Says the Lon.
don Court Journal bat one which we
know to he true, that at the moment
when the application for permission TO
reside IN Austria is being made TO the
Emperor by Charles \, another propo
sal sander consideration Tor marrying
young Napoleon 10 Que Of the daugh
ters Of Louis Philip, and. 10 such event.
recommending MS nomination az King
OF 6freee. with a regency for three
years, THIS contemplated policy has.
ho"eVss, been kept a. secret as posi-
Bile.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
LATE FROM Europe.

BY the arrival at New York of the
ship Salem, Capt. Richardson, we ha,s
London papers to the 9Th, and Liver
pool to the 9th Of September, inclu
siye. FL. s. (,o-,ffe
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

Rsl.yoea EAeiRssys~-C Asr4E<
been employ e NttA>a csrps - 9. =
uses Tor Semt M psSsy ia< 0ek1ks
surveys Or thS fs9ed iatervening be-
twccn THE eitr "a tke main stem 81
the BsItimert end Ohio - road,
where IL will pass the river becaey,
with q view Of determining upon the
most eligible route for the location Of
the lateral way, by which Frederick is
to be put in connexion with the main
work. We have not learned any
thing which would authorize the ex-
pression Of IN opinion upon the ques.
lion Of location. Fred. HerAd.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

Petersburg Rail Road. We are au-
thoriscd to state, that MoNcuRx Ro-
nIxsox, Esq. has been appointed Ensi.
neer Of the Petersburg Rail Road
Company. and that the location Of the
Rail Road to the Roanoke will be com
rncnced during the present month,
(Octobcr.) Times.