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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

The policy oi kuore respecting South Amc,ca is no, YET,
settled congress of the allied powers held this
year NovembeS spoken of decide ,at question En-.
s"n proposes To restore the COLONIES Spa with trade
anu cooha governments Russia less favorable
the others We hare Russian document, written hy order
:" inc ri'r"f, a. the bases of Is,Tucons has Ministers
~ e se'e'a courts, Speaking "a. the Blush
ably hat stating that must he and decided on by
the allies, and the result published produce effect
n the colonies, on the failure OF Which, force spoken Of
The settlement of the dispute between san and Portugal IL
'"'He preliminary. We panake councils whusc object
Is not 'heir complete Independence. lnnatous have been
s"en tbs that Ssan is unwilling, even mcr,ng for
war w'h the cnied States, IN the hope making general
anu "n''us Europe osamst and he's councs pm
cipe mat she has no hope cf savus Her
refusal I" cr"c The tloridas hrc,cr iovc evidently
hci hcIeSt To do It, gives cunsng the suggestions
VIC engage Ia war, II ~ of the greatest tina, our
people he united, audi with tina, vc Span
III and, above all. that the he free FINN line
OF committing a breach of tho Constitution.
hope that you have recovered health You see tina,
Tie state q" the world unsettled and tina, future move
mcn Is likely To- lie objected against There may hc very
important occasions Tor which will relied OIL
10" niU, have the object view, prepared to sender
/ them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Gen Jackson To James Monroe

HtEMirAGs, NASHVILLE
December T. 1918.
DLAR SiR hlv, just received your message To bo,v,
Houses OF congress- forwarded by YOU, and read il with
hov aify before Congress- hope that body viii tax. me-.
ics 10 secure our southern frontier from repetition of mas
and murder 'NiO" VI 'a>-
From the report Of Col Ks received and forwarded 90 ,,
Department o war viii discover that the India, h,
concentrated Their forces the Chociaw Hu,chy WHICH, go
rise To the "i'f between 'hem and Capt 10y les which Col
King reports ' 'e" SoI'
The collection ot the Indians said TO have ,a.., ,
al THIS poit On Their hearing that Pensacola was to b
co 10 pain and that the Indians have declared they will n.y.,
summit to the Onitd States. IL this fact and a, m
myself have no doubt, as Spain IN ~
tensae1 we may expect Ia hear Il renewal of all tho bo
tH scenes OIL massacre on frontier
campaign un!as captain Boyles his visit NAV be
oruhae enough To destroy this operation, which Won MAJ 1c
" springs from foreign excitement ~
20! SheTbuTnc, Cckasaw agent, requested me N ram. -
you, mat he was welTicd with
no donb his age and former habits life but little calcularsJ
INN Tor happiness amidst savage uatcn But being tenen
liant Tor the support of himself and
ms oihc' he cannot but would great acrommn
cation TO hm to be transferred to Newport, should a vacan.
cy IN any office occur that he competent to FIJI hav.
no doubt but he IS an anabe old man. aud from, his evou
uonary services. sincerely feel for He is inaccurate
eo WIN indians, and all business relates to them but
al the treaty, as soon he did understand our wisbr,
ana mat oil the government lie aided It's with all bT.
Sht ne colonel never be happy amidst the Indians
woud AFFORD the great pleasure hear Colonel was
Pend MS declining years and happiness with his own
couuymen and friends. - " '''
Accept assurances Of high respect and esteem and h
he'e me 10 oe repeatedly year obedent servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
JAMES MoSaoS, President Of the United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
INUCAWEGW.

AZ school will be continued the ensuing veo,.
I've My ca ursc of instruction will comprehend tho
Ertek ana Latin Languages, English Grammar.
Ehsilfh ComPosiiIcn, GCngr0 ply, with the use Of
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
/ ne school VIII commence Monday the 24th NJ
january, 1881, and terminate on the 10Th day of De
comocF following. There will be n vacation of Ennr
weeks commencing on the 10th day Of juno. Tho
Charge Tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII BE- one hundred and ten dollars payable ono hail
on tne FI Gay OF Juhc, 1881, aud the other half on
Tic LIST OF December following.
lhe discipline Of the school will be parental and
as mIch care and kindness will be extended 10 bows
con,Idoh 10 my instruction. as 10 my children.
ny residence is remote from the haunts of vict,
ana immortality, and remarkably healthy. Ii ia situa
Yea IN the county Of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond
ana the ihe distance from Fredcricksbur9 Tho
snSe RON Ffcdcrcksburg TO Cafcrsvillo passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond tn IIar,s,s
burg within a short distance Of II.
Letters to me should BE- directed 10 8 GARDENERS -.
Roads, Louisa" VIM NELSON - ~
g--IaGf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
11Ohanna

W. stand e ensuing season Al my inn nine mile, FINN
hchmonl' directly tire stage road leading T,om ha
pace " fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
~ - not saying too much (or submit to the cand,, NJ
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain me IN h
aeHon) when say, that his colts are univeray aekuo,
ieI5cn TO possess as much size, strength and heatv as anv
coils nat have ever tcn produced 10y any one horse IN Viii,
IVA kna" sc'cra TIA, cannot I've purchased for less ian 90
ven o egg" nhdfcd dollars; aud have mysclC been oe,c
Snyyo 10. enc q" year odtc estimate which lhey arc
,, %nS's, lake to he the strongest recommendation
'har can nc offered IN behalf Of Untred coils
49,. m ~ WV '"n'uce on tie 10Th 0i Frl1uaTy and tor
10 Io w. $500 "I y'y ltrrs rs heretofore; Ffy Dollars
W. Du "'haG'd 10y TIE payment nj Thirty FIVE AZ any ,in,c
1ng NC eas0n sixty Dollars assurances One Dollar IN Tho
taken away. '''' WV ''''' % "'ouBh', o.
Eh'N' Tasrres arc provided and mares fed regna,Iv
"'l,9' ,"''"lc N"cccd az twenty FIVE cents = Iav
VINO sent last gear 10y the season In Coba,
VA 'l not povc ~ oal Gf any there be are informed thar
% @ "a St' "G' AVID TO charge for the services Of
, U','' 'a' should prove ~ oal; in other words
"c mares WI! be- nsuIcd ~ TIC rfge Of the season ''
-, 49, JOHN M. Bolts.
,''lo Of he Irtcd h,ni and Telerburc Jn,eui,,r
Ce WII please m.er the above twice week m ,hc;, rsI
subscriber. '''' '"" ''C"unH!s 70 Tho
an = 2sv9y. j. IL "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
James Monroe to Gen And,c,v Jsc,,or

''0' ''"I'"V 10 'ItII FIIIEW J5cKtOn,
n, . WAHRSGrOS, October 2Oh, 1913
ntAR SiR TeceI7eh you letter Of the 10Th Of August
WINE was AZ h'nc OF NY farm IN Albeunale; and there
! delayed II until my return here "''
was sorry to md that you understood your nsrc,ns r,
dye 70 operations IN Florida, different from what we In
wnueu' was saed, however that you had good reason
0t your conduct aud have acted Nv all things on That
PIE by tuposng that you understood them rs we did I con
cdeh hat you proceeded your own responsibility alone
W "hcn knowing the purity Of your motives have done aft
nat coul1 70 JUSTLY the well knew also the mis-
cent date only. '' wv W ~
fnohg ha you had different view Of your rover II r,
ma los only TO do justice you thai ground Nothing can no
i"eT from my intention than expose you 10 rcsponsbIv
IN any sense, which you did not contemplate ''
The best be pursued seems to inc IN bc f yo d,
wire eUer 70 The Department, IN which you will state thai,
tween and the Executive relative IN the extent Of vn 49,
ef you thought due TO yourself your view of them
ana on winch yoi o'iea Dhis "" - answered 70 as1 cx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

pian ours, enGy manner by MIR CaIhoun who has vev
just aud liberal sentiments the subject This
c IN the ease OF call Tor papers 10y Congress- or may be-
mus We shall all stand ground honor each our
justice To the other, which ground which We wish to-
place each other ~ -
hope that your health improved aud Mira Aop.oe unite,
M her best respects To Mrs Jackson
With great Iespcct, aud sincere regard,
ann, dear sir. yours,
JAMES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22
Maj. Gen. A. JAcasox, Nashville, Tenn.

>''' '" Es" 'ackso9's e'c' q November Is, 'slo
MIR Noncc.
DEAR sln; oh my return n the ,rcaty found
necessary To- pass 10y M,ons Bluff where had rs,ablxbed
s"o n''s M a c"ture OF cotton heatiuy had been In
o"' Tor town and the lots sold! have much of INV crop
p'e>cI'eu rs existing circumstances would hermit
e'c took huntsville route, did! no, rearh tb,
tienlSsc until the l2th nis;un on the l3h recevcd
your letter Of te 30 uli from prIusal of which
nave concluded tina, you have yet seen my
"om OFT Gadsder OF the 5th of May last which repor,,
tearie" the Department of War by course of mail and
owing 10 inc negligence Of the clerks thrown aside az
oe vi revolutionary and pension claims This since CIV
'se as would have brought your the light in which
is IN the iol!owiu. woitls; ~ N'Pa'e"
~ tTtis therefore, 90. b.. 49,
n pursuance q" your nsruci0us untier firm conviction
sy alone are calculated peace and security n,
Ohc southern oniieT al Georgia" -
i'e moment therefore. that you pnund that
my power, the euer referred wl al once
uhou 10 your mind the view had taken of them, and
man cS' c difference of opinion Indeed there an,
" uaa AZ present upon which letto YOU written
10 me secretary Of War he buiomed hay. mn groni
' ae en;e OF opinion exists between the government, and
yse' relative to the powers in orders unless
To your confidential letters. or the nh
TIC 's neither al which be made of an ulic
communication To tho Secretary War aJl ever mr. yc,,
nov 70 receive an official letter from the Secretary of War
explanatory OF the light IN which intended by tho Go
Veeh' That my orders should be viewed would with ,ls,
sure give my understanding ofthcm."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

" i8GiNiA:-At Superior Court of Chancery
holden Mt the Capitol, in the city cf Richmond
the third day Of April, 1880: Damars raylor. Milf
against Joseph Dudley adn'or. with the will ANNEXED
OF EdmHnd Taylor, decd and in his own right, and
" Taylor, infant children Of the said Edmund Tayior
decd deiis. 9'o''
This cause caoic on this day be heard on the bill
ior Confessed ant! exhibits and argued by
court doth order, that tie defendant Joseph Dudley
render an account ut his administration of The e,t,,
VI ~, .eS'a Or before one OF the commissioners who
'iihNc report u,treoi to the court with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
"hc' may be required ny the parties be SO stated
II C'Py' icslcJ WILLIAM g. PFNuLETo1 e. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

h"hmond, Dcccnljsr 80, 1890
Inc parties mstcrested will please take notice that
have appointed the 29h day Of March next and this
1ihce The time and place. for commencing the account
drectcd IN the foregoing order, when and where tbev
ers and with office copies of such of the court
- may DC ne cessary HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-22

Mf Crawford attempted 10 open correspondence with
me on this subject returned Letter. declining all
denee With HIM, except through Geu. Jackson See Appexid
q.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

provement in every shape,> the patro-
mage Of the State would have been de-
oied. fT
As an agreeable Termination Of the
days labor, (sfter a session OF i've
hours I can add, that the bill auiho-
rizing a subscription 10 the stock OF
the Smith6eld. Chariestown. aud Har-
pers Ferry Turnpike Company, vas
put upon its final passage, and carried
by a handsome majority. Upon the
Senate, now rest the hopes Of the
friends OF this measure; and ! can
scarcely permit myself to doubt its f.
nal success. II is still impossible Ia
predict the period for the termination
Of the session. Members, however,
are getting impatient; and much Of
the local business upon the table-im.
portant IS il may be to individuals or
particular sections of the state,-will
unquestionably get the go-by.
] omitted TO state. that the Senate
has passed the bill concerning the
spring elections. IL is pretty certain,
therefore, that the elections for the
present year ,ciH NOT be held earIier
than the month Of May. a- :
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.

I'HE undersigned deems u necessary 70
inform the citizens of Harpers- Ferry
aud the public in general. that he intend.
to quit the cabinet making business, and
TO work IN the Annoy Of the L. :. 10
viii offer. at public ssle, in the town OF
Bolivar. an the s5ih INST MARCH all his
Stuff, Tools, aud Benches. with \ uuan-
hty Of NEW CRNrICRE, MOI
necessary To eBumerstc
One Tuning Lathe. With the necessary
aPpars'as bsongirs TO u,
Ono Feather Bed-One ten plate Stove,
One Hcarse. unfinished, With a great
many other articles not necessary 20 par
ticulaTize. A credit Of 5 months will DO
gwen on all sums Of i've dollars and IN
wards. the purchaser giving bond and sp
proved security under that sum, the cash
"ili he required. Sale to cosmence ear
ly IN ihs day, when due attendance viii
be given by ROBERT NIeCoACH.
March s, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.

XNILL be sold, at public sale, at
w the residence Of the subscriber.
near keeptryst old furnace. on Monday
the l4'h inst (March) the follow ing pro
perry 10 vii:
Four DrougM HORSES,
I~enty head Of Stock CATTLE.
Farming Utensils Of erery deserip
hon.-Iogeiher wifh a great raritf,
u articles NOT necessary 10 mention.
A credit Of SIN months will be given Oh
all sums above Eve dollars, the purchase
giving note and good security; under that
sum. the essh will he required. Sale t.
commence early IN the day
JOSEPH f. DUST.
March g. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
VALUABLE TAN YARD
rOR sam

virtue Of . decree az the county cour;
~ OF Jefferson. ia chaDcery. ~ill be disp,,.
cd OF. a. public sale. on Ssturtla, the f9,h or
N@reh next on the premises. IN Shrphefds
town, valuable Ian Yard, situated IN sd
town. 10 ltHrrson county, Va. This proper.
" embraces between four and Eve Lots. sra
- situated IN an agreeable part of The town.
ana was formerly The property OF The late Nj
John Kearsley. deed. The Ysrd contains
n large number of Fats.
Most os ~hieh are IN good order. and has eve
~ necessary building and apparatus connect
ed WITH Tanning. deriving M sbuaelant end
ne'eF-fs'hng supply Of water from s,reau,
passing through the yard There is on the,
premises, large and commoslioss aud we'll
hn'shed DWELLING house, toeethe-
WIN = Kitchen, good BRICK smoke House
4 Da'rJ, and Ssn Of eHceIleot sud never
'A'h"g ws'er On one of the lots contiguous
20 the Dwelling house, there IL Barn and
Stable. Terms made known on the day Of
sale. sale 20 commence ~ ~ O'Clock
JOHN a. FIAGG.
PEG. "a. 1851. C,,,.,.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
PUBLIC SALE
WiiL be sold. at public sale. on
w Saturday the ! 9Th inst. March
~ Wy residence ~ Bolivar Al 49,

M | VIC sVId' az puOiic sale. or
w Saturday the I2th inst. fMareb
~ Wy residence 20 Bolivar. al my
Ho'tsehOid aad Kitchen Furniture.
I consisting ~ part OF chairs. tables. a ten
plate stove. Sre. Also. one m,leh eos. ,,l
a 's''eiy u other articles too numeton. &,
mention 4 credit Of three months viii L.
H'en on AZ sums above FIVE dollars. NE
pure chaser giving bond with approved Sc
e'"J Az sums % five end under. es.h
A''o' ~ the same time esd plscs. vii h.
solo. HOUSE and LOT. s,iustsa IN
boh'aT Ihs house - oG lrss,s, snd well
csf ula'ed Tor small family. The 10,
eoria'fs = quarter Of sn seFe Of groood -
De terms sre--cne third Of the pu,chs.e
money 10 Dc pad IN three months. rr,
third % go months. snd lbs otbs, tbird Or
twelve months afisr che day Of ale Sale
70 esn'oenee about 10 O'Clock, when du'
attendance viii be giyse by
March 3. 1891
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

II - stated IN the Richmond papers
that VIZ. 5. AacHEE, nov q reptesen.
hi'Ve IN tongress from Nifgin,a. IL To-
succeed Mr.. Randolph A. Minister t.
-. Peiersbarg. his mission to CON
,neHre when Mr.. Il retarns home from
London.
The wheeling Gazette Of the a6tb
Ut says The see IN the river broke
up Ga Saturday last.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

a bold Peasdnfry. Does any mao
tell me, that my full efforts can be at
no service. and that IL does not belong
to my humble station, 10 Meddle VIII
the concerns of q nation! can tel,
him that II is Oh such individuals as !.
that n nation has 10 rest, both for tie
hand Of support and The eye Of intelll
gence. The uniformed mob may swell
a nations bulk and The titled, tinsel.
cour'Iy throng. may he its feathery
ornament; but the number al those
who are elevated enough in life torea
son and reflect, yet low enough to keep
clear OF tie venal contagion Of a cour I:
these arc nations strength.
rBrRSs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
ITEMS.

Taiiey Rail Road. are now
sanguinc in the belief that q rsil.road
will be speedily constructed from Har-
pers. Ferry to Port Republic, a dis
lance Of about 100 miles, and at cost
OF million aud half. And We should
not be disappointed To see the unaided
enterprise Of the valley effect IL. An
enlightened and patriotic spirit pre-
walls there on this ,Bomentous project;
and recent meeting in Staunton de-
monstrated that there were thousands
for n railway. but not cent for mud
pike. They have, therefore. wisely
determined to construct a rail road
that will intersect the Baltimore rail-
way. Hence, unless an arm be cx-
tended from Richmond, the great mart
of Western Virginia will be found
north Of the Potomac-the State vir-
tualiy diviied-and the requiem Of her
glory sung throughout the east
Charlottesville Advocate.
.4rrirai Erfraordinary.--A boat from
Pattonsburg. Botetourt County, ar.
rived in Richmond on SUNDAY, With a
full load Of Tennessee Con0n! IL had
been transported TO Pattonsburg In
Wagons, and there bartered. we un-
derstand, for Virginia Iron, &c.
Richmond Wing.
Messrs. Peterson Il Boiis have INST
put IN operation a machine for prepar-
ing flooring boards, which will be Of
great utility TO the carpenters Of this
place. The boards, after being cut
to the proper width by a circular saw,
are placed in tho machine. aud come
out ploushed and grouved. and planed
ia q uniform thickness. The machine
and saw are propelled by a steam en-,
CINE, and will do as much work in a
day as twenty men can in the old aay.
This is the first machine Of the kind.
we understand, that has been erected
West Of the mountains.
| Wheeling Gazette.
Remarkable change ia tie Channel
lcf the MissisSppi.-By the Steamer
Brandy~ ine, We have (says the New
Orieaus Mer. Advertiser) the copfir.
nation Of a long expected cut Of in
this river. At the we'll know n culvr
opposite the mouth OF Red River. the
current burst across the neck Of land
by the aid of Capt. Sbreye, and has
made channel four hundred ward,
wide, and about four fathoms drer
already. Flat boats and RATS have de
scended through il with tremendou.
velocity-and the BraDdywins would
would have done the same but for bu
slness on the other route. The dis
lance between this and Natthez j.
thus shortened about thirty miles by
one small cut oG-and should the sau 2
thing ocur at the Tunica Bend, (which
Is extremely probsble,) the distance
Will be lessOned one hundred miles
WeiGnebOly .7ccidrnE Mr.. John
UIHoTd. Sen. &c Burketsville, in this
county, a worthy and valuable citizen.
was suddenly killed on Thursday the
i7ih ult. lie was engaged in the
woods With his son and a servant. cut
ting timber. when one Of the trees
failing, struck another. and one Of the
limbs breaking, struck Mr.. Willard
on the head and fractured his skull
tie died instantly.
lfrrderiektovn MAJ Exsmiuor.
STANFORD, cox. MARCH
4 4
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
STAFFORD, cox. M,rruI.

'IHHFV Hbs TON. MARCU i.
Mecp escgped from duresse We
informed that Mr.. Samuel Lyvn. o(
Sawpii, "a the State Of New York, had
four sheep on Great Captains island
at the commencement Of the great snow
storm, which were taken out of snow
bank otre on Friday, the 18th ult.
having been confined by the snow
nineteen days WITHOUT (ood.-l Sentinel
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

Commercial The Siamese yosIhs.
chang Eng y Go. are about return
ing TO th'. country from England, with
er they vent on business. last summer.
ihough their bosse Of clay is aots
very extensive concern, they have ne.
'efiheiess- u - stated, realized for
tune. They constitute very rich
ana prosperous ESms snd a. things
proceed 80 successfully 70 their prssen,
l1net'on, We feel assured there will no,
be any dssola;iun Of their p0yiysys6,o
fhiis'i'iliaa Gaze,ie.
he Maine Legislature have been
called upon 10 pay the bounIis, Of Acts.
per head en- $1,000 SS2CO
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

The Catskiil ~. ". Recorder relates
that a young man. who had been habi
incorporate, recently died, and
was to be buried at the public expense
A pot companion, who volunteered To
watch with the corpse, stole two cents
which had been placed upon the eye
lids, slipped out and spent them loo
run,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

la Tell Township, Penn, saws the
Huntingdon Gazette, bird Of unu
sualIy large dimensions was perceived
alishtinx ~ the carcase Of b-as, ~hi,i
had died; those who observed il pro
cured \ gun and got close enough %
shoot II. IL pro,ed TO be a large IA
gle with a trap suspended Ia its lee.
and the trap bad been so long the ca
giles companion tina, the frio ton Of the
wings on 1t had FURNISHED the meta
bright.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

Chesapeake AMI OHIO Canal re
solution has passed the Senate of Penn
sylvssia by q vote ei 10 to Ia, in
struc ting the Senators and requesting
the representatives in Congres, from
that state, to use their exeriions 10
procure the passage Of q law authors
ing the subscription by the general 60
vernment Of 81. OOO, 900 to the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal. Il Bali. Pat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

.frrirai Erfraordinary.--A boat from
Pattonsburg. Botetourt County, ar.
rived in Richmond on Sunday, With a
full load Of Tennessee Conon! IL had
been transported TO Pa,tonsburg IN
Wagons, and there bartered. we un-
derstand, for Virginia Iron. &c.
rRichmond Wing
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

she middle or the month may exhib;,
the greater part Of the inportAnt bust
ness finished, thosgh much yet remains
IN do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-19
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. C. }

ARRIVED, APRIL Is,
Ship Columbia, Lelar. Philadelphia; sugar to
E. Dangerfield & Co.
schr. Convoy. Crowel, New York; plaster
to w. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Mary, Clifford, Newbern; tar and lum-
Der to S. Shinn.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore; freight
and passengers for the District.
-eSe-
Brig Dolos, Barrett. of and for this port, was
LETT at Pernambuco 9th March, discharging.
Schr. Caroline, Smith, hence at N. Y. 18th
inst. Schr. Potomac, from Georgetown, do do;
Schr. Decatur. Powell, hence at N. Y. do do.