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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

run O.1LE.
NHF subscriber offers for sale, his
FARM. lying in jefferson county, Va.
on the road leading from Charlestown 10
SmiihGeld, one mile and q half from the
ormer. and live miles from the latter place.
The soil is rich limestone, equal to any
IN the Valley for wheat and corn.
There are s42i acres in the tract, be-
tween fifty and sixty Of which are in tim
her. Through the farm runs large stream
Of water. turning 10 ats course Mr Snyder's
mill at Chariestown. with two other minor
streams. one Of which issues from a spring
contiguous to the dwelling house. The
improvements are, a two-story dwelling
house. kitchen. smoke house, stable aud
corn house. and en- orchard of the first
quality.
This farm is adjoining the lands Of c oil.
Draxton Davenport. John and Samuel
Wright, and Doct. John Briscoe, on the
one, the heirs OF John Baker. deed, Geo.
Warrington, VIM. Gle, Gland, and Bush
rod I Washington. on tho other side
Any ~ ,her description Of The land is not
necessary. as persons wishing 10 purchase
viii view The farm and decide for them
selves. The farm will DO shewn by the
subscriber, living in Shephsrdstown, or
Mr.. Burns, living on the premises.
w. BRlSCOE.
April 7. IssO-4w.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

from ne Da,i,n Geo : PIeniE, Of .9PrII
DiEp, to-day. after au existence ol
not quite fifteen months. the Darie,,
PhRHif. Consumption Inherited FROM
IT, ancestor. the Uayiea GG1eifr. NAV
perhaps he assigned ~ one Of the re
IBote causes of ~ death, bu, the proxi
mate agen. was undoubtedly starva-
ton for with the appetite of the cor
morant. - had scarcely palladium
nough 10 subsist swallow. Yet mel
ther hunger nor disease could subdue
IT. Splrli or damp Ii- eherrlulDess. Ia
the last " forebore complaint. and gave
up the ghost laughing at the pale me-
senger Of destruction. By borrowing
from Pope, an epifaph is appended
How cursed or iauded once svsils thee not
hS whom conducted or by ~bon begot
heap of Di - al remains Of thee
'Iis I'll thou at. and Ill thou e'er y IA be.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
THOMAS c. LANE x co.

ITfUMNS Z. Isf4Ffs - W.
HAVE yUsr RtertssD
IyRESH 6nnpowdsr inPettsi.
IL % Imperial, IEAS.
Old Hy.oo. aud
F" Young Hys sou,
Rio and 81. Domingo COFFEE,
New Orleans,
Havana Box. } SUGARS,
Lump and Loaf
Box and Kcg RAISiNS,
SOFT she'll ALMONDS,
Prime CHEESE aud CRACKERS.
No !, Susquetsnns SiiAD & HERRlNGS,
on sale, Murray L. Davis Patent Pi.OUGHS
All OF which they arc running of on plea
sing terms
Chespside, shcpherds,ovn, March 81.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28
NEW STORE aEnnovIp

EoR6E W HAMMOND r,>T-
NJ ,afofns bis customers aud the put
morally, that lie has removed ~ Store
brick house lately built by joseph Z u.
cr,y, Esq. Immediately under thr Z
Office, aud opposite Mr.. James crcwu
and Apo,beenry Store.
lie - now ~ market, purchss.r- 81
Jog or an extensive assortment CT
Spring and Summer Gcot
to which he oud invite the a;;eG,..n Ct.
sons ishing Co purchase.
lie would, al histirnc, ret"rr LIsrrlr.---
thanks 30 those Who have 50 hoerals crc-.
aged him during The las, * months, a.
hopes, With good assoriments snd low pr,e.
to meet Nth . continuance az their v4;foua,.
Chsrlestowp. April Ia. 1850.
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I'willed Bags.

JNHoMAs &. LANE Il co have lust re-.
- eeis.d large supply Of prime qnnlit,
'"H.ikO BAGS, which they are selling
pnususii, cbeSp.
Shephsreslown, March 10, 1880.
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CAVALRY, ATTENTION,

TINE Jefferson Troop is ordered to pa-s 4.
Il on Saturday the lst day Of May next 8,
II O'Clock, \. NJ. before the Central Ho,sl .,
Chsrirs,oSn. A general attendance at 'f.
members IS requested. as there will Toe Gle.
ed on that day, captain and other Officer
By order, ID. HUNTER, q. :
Aptil 81. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

'tN SiiAkEs n ~ sbess Stock ZOE ssis
\ on accommodating iafms Appiy ~
1ffIERsON = CLEfEIAAB
Jan. 81. 1850
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THOMAS TTNrpERLAvn

4 'oNTINUEs 10 do business at the oil,
~ stand IN smiiLfcld. and desires cont
nuance of public favour.
April 3, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

L>oR SALE by the sub.er,b.r. hvrs.
Il Berkels, county, bet<een Bunker. 70
sndGsrrsrjsio~n. such Is Earl, P,rpins rI-
~ harvest tsmbo, ripe IA August sno .i.
keep ti4l January ard B-ll-Flovrr -
.4rP'ss-Red pir<in, Green OF NeWtoNo Pa
pan. Penniek, iandire-, Ross. Green. Frt.
iish Red S,retL, English Russell, and ne
Hoops. &c.
Which 1 viii insure to De grated 10 n. ,
root. Tie sdvantsss Of these gratis cor.
sis;s in this, that, II ~ 0ccidcnI. the trso
should 0s broken od, The shoot will pfoc,,
from the graft. and be as good ss the 6r,t,
properly attended TO. . gill give such H.
slructions to purchasers sswhl, with cs,,
snsure success. The prices al re a. pr,-
Po,.ion 10 the number purchased, from 10 Z.
- cents cash
The subscriber has five thousand fine tree.
al this time. from eight TO ten feet IN h-!t
| and propoTiioosble thickness.
JOHN UMBANHOWER.
Berkeley county, April IL 1880 81,
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ron SALE.

HEM -,pafle E7Gr and Tor LINN,
tRTOS's pr,ms Old wbnkey.
- do. Do. 90. Applc Brady,
Ard jsmison's Crackers,
Jusi rscsised asd To- safe b.
GEO. ". HAMMOND.
March 10.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-28

DocT. EDWARD 8. BELL,
nFFERS his professional service, 10
~ the inhs biiants Of Smiihiield and its
neighhorhood
April Z, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06

France, and which will ,sost probably. in On.
course, lead to hls own elevation TO the same dig
nifty. -xN6A
A letter from Pensacola, under date Of Sen.
TENDER IL, announces the death. By yellow fever.
of Lieutenant Carey H. Hansford, of the U. S.
ship Erie. The crew of the Peacock were all ON
shore. All the other vessels were quite healthy.
with few exceptions of dengue.
-&N0D-
The. London Courier of the Gath aueu,t a..
serts, that the excitement against Poii.nac and
other ex-minsters, VINO are now in prison in
France, is less excessive than the former would
have led us to expect The people demanded
tAeir trial, but say they do not wish to take their
lives.
The same paper remarks, Gas far as this
country is concerned the policy is very clear; it
is the interest and the duty of the British Gov
eminent to remain on friendly terms with France,
without regard to the opinions Of other Govern
ments, if France herself will take care to make
it honorable to the British Cabinet to do So"
-&NeS-
III The ,oo'id in debt to the United States
The packet ship Robert Edwards, from London,
has on board about $50, 900 in specie. This is
prOft!ess remittance, but the best one by which
the merchants could get back the proceeds of
their shipments. Exchange on the United States
is therefore so much above the real par in Lon
don, that the excess is sufficient to pay all charges
ot freight. insurance, &C. on the Transmission of
specle.-N. y. Jar. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
New Saddle, Harness ) Trunk
MANYIE4GTORY

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends Of
l. Alexandrs, and its vicinity that he has establish
ed the above business, King street. few duors
east Of Messrs Kerr Fzhughs Grocery store, under
the direction and superintnndence of AspRiw suLLr
VAN; who viii manufacture and keep for sale ON the
reasonable terms. and made OF the best materi.
ais the following articles:
Gentlemen's best upholstered. plain and common
saddles; ladies' best and common do brides, mar
tngales, valisses and saddle bags of all kinds, best
black leather travelling trunks, and Brussels carpet
travelling bags hair and fancy trunks and whips Of all
kinds; best coach and gig harness. common do car
role wagon and cart do Together with every article
IN the line
In addition to the experience OF the conductor Of
the business, he has procured the aid Of work man
from Richmond Va. considered one OF the best Sad
diers in the State, who intends introducing the
WIRE SPLNG SADDLE,
improved by himself % t,de,) which, tor durability
ind ease to the rider and horse tar superior to any
spring saddle ever offered to the public
Gentlemen are solicited to call and examine the
model
GJOld work repaired at the shortest notice, and in
the best style. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed. HoRATlO DAY
oct 5-dlw &eotlst Jan.
The Leesburg Genius Of Liberty, and Fredercks
burg (Va.) Arena will insert the above st. and send
their accounts to II. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
SHIP NEWS
PORD OF ALEXANDRIA. (D.c)

ARRIVED. OCTOBER S,
Ship Ann Parry. Kennard, Baltimore; to E.
Dangerfed s. Co.
Brig Governor Brooks, Moore, Boston; sack
salt to w. FOwle \ Co.
Schr, ST. Croix, Livermore. East Port; salt,
mackerel. &c. to S. Messersmith.
Schr. Haxall, Shove. Newport; potatoes, on.
ions, &c. to A. c. Cazenove & Co.
Schooner Jane, Mason, New York; ballast to
Lindsay. Hill & Co
Sloop Express, Smoot, New York; to james
/. Irwin and freight for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Rising Sun, Hall, Providence.
-ASe-
Schr. Pioneer, Eldrldge, sailed from Boston for
this port lst inst.
Soop Friendship, Duncan, cleared at Phila-
delphia for Georgetown 4th inst.
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1880, $40
$40, 1854
Sll,071,l52

ll1,-l4
ID tli.7l4 dollars worth more when the ports
ere ,hgt, than on the average OF two years when
| hes were opened.
Ia 1921, when the British ports were shut, we
exported to the West Indies $40, 915 bblS. Flour
n lS2i. 1926 and 1926, when these ports
ere Open, less than an average of 400, coo bbls.
W 10000 LESS. This would then show
ntSe gained loss, because of an opening of
/ be British ports.
Tlese items are from the Official documents.
Ars show that the opening or closing Of the
ar'h ports in the West Indies has no effect on
o. general demand for our produces, which when
p"ts are shut, are received by way of the
O1''n and Swedish IslandS--bv which means
ole ireishts are earned BY OUR OWN
c -ZrNs.
~ ESmd 1926 the British ton
that entered our ports
t'nthe West Indies, amount-
Io-S and 1929, only ESQ
l4.Ol6
H,0le tons in favor Of AMERICAN YES
SL> IN t,oyears.
'a"apstss Dad Ohio Cmal.-The adjourned
Sagol The Stockholders in the Chesapeake
"'o Canal took place On Monday, but no
'' I, iva was done, and the meeting adjourned
d Use 10Th instant.
-SAsA
appointments by The Preideaf of the United
,II"'-lion. EtiJAH HAYWARD. one of the
,esss OF she Supreme Court If Ohio, to be
'% NJ Of the General Land Office.
T T WILLIAM FIYpLAY, 1t Pennsylvania, to
treasurer 0! the Mint n he United States.
n, <a.S
D%-Ihe Philadelphia Chronicle states, on
d 'lHon'y Of correspondent at Camden, n.
Nil dae' was fought Oh Tuesday, about two
49, nom that place, between two Young men,
GERS one Of whom was SHOT in the left breast
~ ~" Seriously injured. II is supposed one of
., rUae'.~as from the upper part Of New Jer-
s,' A.: GEORGE PorNDExrER, formerly a Repre-
5an; s'Ne N Congress from the State of Missis-
|e,,a "en appointed by the Governor OF that
|abn., senator T m Congress, in the place of R.
r., SNeb-
Ia 'Ouhterte'ters, Abner Martin and Sam'l
n S nave been tried at Fincastle. VA
|u1 S"a e OF making and passing base money.
Il NJ pO guilty. They were each sentenced
e''ehtiary tor ten years.
r., @NeA
|,s,.sI Ouuon Times mentions a circumstance
~ M some interest at the presen, moment.
SC Ne 10th or 18th of August last wear the Duke
Sa'res visited their printing office to see the
= ,s UNI. on which the paper was printed He
s. NOUS no to observe it in operation. when his
ea,| "as complied with, and a paper was pre-
Gum; containing the very ordinance of the 9th.
lug the Ministers whose infatuation has
y" elevation Of bis father to the throne Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
Valuable Neai Estate fur sale.

Valuable Neai Estate fur sale.
DIV virtue If Deed Of Trust, executed to me BY
- George Mason It Fsrfax County, Va and duly
recorded in The clerks office of said County. bearing
date 24th May 1924 shall offer for sale public sue-
ion tor Cash, at Ca'ts's Tavern, West knd,-on aks
called
GUNSTON,
tanning. b., estimate,
2V)OO Acres Of Land.
inns land IS sold to satisfy debt due to the heirs
ot the late Walter ID. Brook. The title totbe above
land unquestionable but selling a. Trustee, shall
convey no other title than that vested in me by said
deed ". II. FOOTE.
sept Cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
Average.

Average.
4 1920, the British W est India
ports being shut, we exported
a above,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06

ILL The Commissioned. Officers of the First
Regiment second Brigade of the Militia If the DIS.
trct 1t Columbia will meet the 18th, IS h. and Ia
DAYS of the present month, at the usus Parade Ground,
west Of Washington street, for the purpose of being
trained ard instructed by the Brigade Inspector.
Mussets will be necessary; and the roll will De called
at u o'clock, \. ~. each ,isy
By order of the Brigadier General:
HtNPY Il DUi.ANY,
oct s Brigade Naol and INSPECTOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
District OF Columbia.

County Of Alerana. "a, Set.
TOIiN RHEEM has applied to the Hon william
- Cranch, chief Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the
reef of insolven debtors within the District Of CO.
lunbia, Monday. the nth day OF October inst, at
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria.
when and where his creditors VI e required to attend.
EDN I. LEE.
oct S-3t c. T., e. d. G. & A
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ALEXANDRIA,, ID. C..
nh MORNING.. 0cT0BERs. 1850.
- Pieet:0n.-In Baltimore City, after
Vaty'U "a the vote was found to be as toll

2, riset;on.-In Baltimore City, after
tatys%" u 4 the vote was found to be as fol-
''''- .rrekson. :4"f'7Jaek s@s,
IT., All Stewart, 4.Os7
H. N"h'l,s 1868 Finley, S,9OS
-. S,Itimore Chronicle says
.~ D -, the Jackson ticket for Baltimore
Las 90, majority Of more than 100, and
:. az %s ERE the members OF that party dur
'il--1u n',snr canvass, that they freely bet on
" ., ,, :, tx hundred majority, their lowest
90 a'e b;Tbest man. They have been sadly
an, ;,,.d and much money has changed hands,
NPPo''; ;.p If Mr.. Nicholas over Col. Stewart
e n'l',,S' OyE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
.a3 cgpfE All circumstances considered,
I.,ional Republican party may consider tins
pa triumph. The State Is, beyond doubt,
d-i Man, and one year more will entirely
80 % Baltimore from the shackles OF Jack
'a. :. 4, peOple become more enlightened on
snl,I IAN palicy. thew fall from the party, and
|a' M "a rsHection viii unquestioaably produce
u -. reaction as TO ensure the election OF
sH, St,tesman OF the West, HENRY
y & tbe staunch friend of internal improve
,od domestic manufactures.
; ~ s' not received the returns from Prince
v" INIT are gratified to learn that the Anti
|s%5,' -trt has prevailed throughout, and that
80 80: have elected all their candidates for
- g', Of Delegates. as well as the Sheriff.
r % ~ 10 ,omorrow. TO be able to give further
',.gI,,,nceOf other counties which have . done
S.slse"
- The "Proclamatinn" as promised, was
s.abat expected yesterday, but no proc'ama-
~ I,me "Recolection retains the fact" as
~ =, erect scribe Major Eaton would say, that
4 - rnhl. has been hoaxed on more than one &C.
!. rs fms much talked Of West India trade.
IT,; N, lest India Trade. Candid men, we
.r., will read the following article aud reflect
amt Its for seeking for and begging after
4. trade. that the Administration Is to'haye all
~ glory. Let them have 1t.
T, .6ay what vas the condition OF the West
l,.'a Trade in 1894 aud 1925. when the ports
,.,s spen. and in 1899. when they were closed,
\. Baltimore Chronicle gives the following en-
tad, from the Custom Huuse books:
g--Tho British West India ports were open
ASA. 1925, aud 1926.
h 1894 he whole expOrtsot do
m..,c prvluce to the West
India Islands aud North Anne
man Colonies, was valued at Sl0,70S.3l1
n lS,;, the same, ll.222, 500
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w God
Situation wanted.

4 MIDDLE AGED and respectable man, residing
~ in the lower part of Maryland is DESTROYS of si-
tua,ion in the counting room of a respectable mer
chant lie good clerk. and we'll acquainted with
the mercantile business
sept 2l-lawtlNoy
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NoratiO Day,
o,,J H.,1lI,,;pn,e ROOT md .OEyO II

Ladies' and Gentlen.ea's BOOT and SHOE
MIXER,
llETURNS thanks for the liberal patronage he has
4 received and informs his friends and the public
that he continues to carry on the business at his old
stand on King street, near Messrs Kerr Fltzhugh's
Grocer, store; where he has hand general assor
ment of every article the line, ali which he will sell
as reasonable terms they Can be had elsewhere
OF the same Quality
All orders thankfully received and promptly exc
cuted. oct 5-3t
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James >. GunneN, M. ID
Notice,

NOTICE.
Fire Insurance Company of .dlerondrio.
SD1OLDERS of stock in this Company are hereby ne
lifted, that an election will be held their Office
on the fret Monday in November next, being the frst
day thereof, for twelve directors, to serve tor one
year from thence ensuing.
The election to commence at 10 O'Clock A. u ana
close at o'clock +. NJ
NIB The transfer books will be closed from
Thursday, the 2sth October. at NOON until the eeeton
is over seP' 81
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office.

Notice.
TIME subscriber having. at the last Court for the
/ County Of Fairfax. qualified as the Executor OF
James Francis Tracy, dccessed-AIl persons having
claims against his estate. are requested to present the
same, on or before the first day of Jul, nexi,to
RlCH'D n. SCOTT, Ex'r
Bush HILL Of James Francis Tracy.
sept 28-2lw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
Castor Oil.

vuVHR sub,cribers have Just received six barrels Of
i very superior C:astor-o. made from the new eroe
NJ castor Beans. whic they offer for sale.
-, g. NJ. g. 9. Fl, JANNEEs
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-07-21

venEe i5r the refusal of the British gov ernment to aid him, some years ago, In the recovery of private debt, with which they had 10 concern. The Ma- jor's valuable papers and journals of his journey to Timbuctoo were, as he had advised they would be, transmitted to Tripoli, to be forwarded to Lord Ba- thurst before the Major left Timbue- too: and these papers, there is strong evidence to show, were intercepted by Hassuna de Ghies, and by de Ghies sold to the French Consul at Tripoli. However, the commission which the French government appointed to in- quire into the charges against their .eonsuls, have reported that the epi- deuce is not sufficient to incuipate him ill the transaction! 1t is said that the same MHIahonledan seoundrei, De Ghics, poisoned the mind of the Sultan Bello against Glapperton, and, had not death
 prevented if, the fate of Laing was re-
 served for him also.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-07-21

the country, or 50 perfectly ignoraD, ;, the art of war. In tho province of TT N v kien, civil wars have occurred I,etwae two powerful clans, which the mil;tsa ilsea were unable to quell. Indeed a'y ss never attempt it, when eight to, thousand men of side meet to fec;s is'l some family quarrel. lI,ey look calal'' lIe oil until the affair has had its blood ,; sue, when they intrigue with the st,3oa \ CT party to deliver over trial for soa ofthose whom they have eonquers% The Governor then despatehes a fan ing account to Pekin, relating the ,' y;a tory obtained over the rebels, and ase permission to cut of the heads of as ths prisoners. On receiving an answas (always in favor of cutting off heads. those poor wretches suffer punisbmen, and there ends the affair. There ;s @ sect in China, very formidable, canss the Celestial Fraternity who certain ly, if what the Chinese say of them ha true, have some influential eharactes among them, by whose intrigues maps of the reyoits we nave read of have been produced. Although the frate, nity at Canton is said to be composed of gamesters. robbers, pirates, ;srsstal ;srsa 4a},s. very dregs of society, these men. beins very daring, do ottentimes defy the naa' lice. Their object, have been toIs i is tic tic hsss;;;;ff of of the Tartar dypas | ty.-Dobefrs Iaagels la Kdnssclathssasa Siberia.
 4 y&ilkSsis 7sih tseo Estthers.A 4 7ir. Mir Iof this city intending to build house had bought bricks of N MslEI r. | delivered a receipt or due bill for each load which he received. An individual by tbe name of II. knowing the circumssanee availed himself of 1t to make up ks purse, and went to AIr. J. to whom ba was sent by his father Mir. r. to uay what was due by his father to the sad Mir. J. The latter, after the usual cere- monies in such circumstances, took the receipts or due bills to make out the ac- count. Being embarrassed in his cal GU stoi, +. H offered lis lis help, aud made the thing worse, then addressing him. he said Mir. J. if you will trust me with thosereceipts viii take them tomy father, and bring you lie aTnount--vc. " well said Mr.J. and II went assav carrying with him the receipts. He then called on Mir. r. and announced himself as the sen of Mr. !. who had sent him to settle the account. The honest Mir. r. recognising lis signature, paid without any suspicion; H. salutes him and withdraws--Seseral days after. Mir. J. meeting his buyer Of bricks, said. why your son fhaskept the receiptsysrlas has net brought nc the money-what do you mean, sir2 Is t not your son, whom you sentto settle with me, and to whom paid the amount 1 owed youq-- Ioe mean to rail at ne l belieyel let us explain first-so they did, and bcts d--d their son. who has for another trick of the kind been lodged in the iail of this city. Have patience, you gen tlemen of Gascony and of Paris. gTe us time and we will soon be a match for you--you may see this is not so bad a beginneFs-Jfsso Orleans Sun.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-07-21

1he Carrency.-The Secretary ofthe
 Treasury, in obedience to resolution
 of the Senate ofihe United States, made
 a report to that body, at its late session, on the relative value of gold and silver, and on the expediency of making such alterations in the gold coins of the U. States as a,ayT Dc necessary to conform them to our silver coins. The renort reflects credit upon the research and sound common sense of the Secretary,
 Ifre conclusions to which he comes are lncontestabie, aud will be concurred in by the best judges. They are, that it is lnezpedient to attempt, by mint regula- tons, to force sellss! into circulation; that the most appropriate metallic basis for thls country is silver, and that while sIYer IS the standard, and the notes Of the Bank of the United States circulate. they perform the functions of T gold coinage. and render a resort to artificial measures to sustain gold currency ne- ecssary. These opinions are clearly and fereihly expressed, and 90 far to demenstratc the vast importance of pos sesslng such q general circulating medi- tim as the notes of the Bark Of tl,eI United States. The Secretary ob- l scryes---