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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
To the Editor Of the Courier.

TALLAHASSEE. August 4 BY the politeness Of Ills
Exceency, the Governor have been furnished with
the follow ing letters:
HEAD QuAnrEHs, Grm lSFASTRY, }
Sttlmer Frances, Ockiocknry Rircr, ,
Middle Florida, 3lst July, lcaS }
Dear Sir started the 2lst inst. from my Camp,
James Island, expedition up the Ocklockncy River
in my small boals.
/ ran up The Ocklockney as far as could get, with
out some means Of clearing out the river which had
not Sh me. We passed The mouth Of tho IaI0gc river
and afterward found it impraclcsbe 10 move fur
Their upwards.
The Creeks have been concealed in the swamps Of this
river since they left the AppalachicoIa. disco
veed many fresh signs, and few Of The Indians were
seen, but they scattered and fed they me-
pursued them four or five miles through dense
hammoc<1and cane brakes but only succeeded in taxi
ing two prisoners, the wife Of Chocotee Emathla
the principal Chief and her sister captured six ca
and considerable quantity Of their baggage, such
clothing, skins, cooking utensils, axes, and small
quantity Of dried bear meat.
On the Both detached two companies near the mouth
Of TaIoge river the country along the eastern
bank Of The Ockockney They had not proceeded more
than five miles before they party Of Indians on the
western side. The command fired on them, and they
sustained by side. do not know whether they
iained any not went up the wcstern side with two
companies, but did not meet with the enemy.
On my return 10 our temporary cncampment, II was
reported 10 that three negroes had been seen by
Of the scnlinels and fired upon. The prisoners which
have taken Of opinion thai they are runawoys from
tho whites.
shall leave here this afte moon for ST. Marks 10 pro-
cure more small boats ard few saws 80 that
may cut my way further up the Ocklockney. Some
oflhe Greeks have gone further up than have been able
toget. Respectfully, your ODD servt.
6. G. HUNTER
Cap, comdg, 9Th Infantry.
His E1ccllency Gov Call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
His EIcc!lency Gov. CALL.

BAsKIsG Is NEW YoEK.-Mr. George Grsvolj If
New York, and Mr.. Richard Alsop, Of pmaGel,l.
have associated themselves, hear under the acl :
April 18th, 1875 for banking purposes They have Co.
posted stocks with Comptroller Flagg TO the amour, =
two hundred thousand dollars The capital OF this asss
citation is limited 10 fifteen millions. Mr. Robinson f,
is stated is to be president Of the concern We TAI.
pleasure in stating that this information is derived from
the most authentic source.
The Commercial Advertiser, rcmarkng Upon ths.
says
The information i. no, quite correct however auien.
tic may be the source from which il derived Nc,.
ther Mr. Robinson any other person. body car2o.
rate has any interest agency directly !ndiiccrv
in the association formed by sIe.srs. Grswod and A..
sop who are the sple Of tie capital They VII
transact banking business under the Of The Bank
of the United States in New York" The amoun, 9Th.
dollars.
We make this correction upon information derived
from "the most authentic source '-Hh'g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Groc,,v, Commission and General .1gencu

HILLIS, Elicit CO., having extended tLcr rn.c oG w
large and commu!ou bUI!jI0- fuGin: the lower landing q"
BASIN, and within cw os Of Chr,aIcs MI wLec Hcy E''
continuing the Grocery, Commission, nnI Gener Agency 5l
they .nru-stly solicit E wheat GOu ioh-er"
all other articles Of produce snuactuc, which the ,
attention will be paid JAMES II ELLlr,
SEMPLE EiLEII,
Aug II l21-lafsw WA. ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

Fro those facts the conclusion is irresistible that al
though there has been a considerable increase OF banks,
bank ap,al and bank circulation, that in the man. IL
has not been beyond the necessary demands OF our in
creased and increasing agriculture manufactures ana
commerce; and although imprudence and indIscreton
NAV have enlarged our foreign mporlaons beyond the
NECESSARY wants Of the country yet none can complain
Of our increased productions and the general improved
condition of The country And although there have been
some seasons of EMBARRASSMENT our general march mas
been onward and progressive, the foregoing tables
prove. ?.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

GEAIS MARKET-The effect Of the longcontruei
drought on the growing crops Of and other "a!
gran is already sensby felt upon the price Of old
Sales Of made in this markct yesterday at one
dollar bushel-whch is q rise Of something like
IS five per cent in the course Of fortnight and I
twelve upon The price which prevailed three or oIr
days ago Prime white Virginia wheat was sold ycsrr
day al 81 Go; and prime red at : 30 the OushcIao
advance upon previous rates IA the drought la;
caused large advance in the price Of corn tie late
way.-Bah. Pat, Dag. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
(From the Correspondent Of me v. Ln',Higrarsr

"NEW fONk, AUGUST 2
at is stated tina, the Earl Of Durham sent Mr. Wake
field Qhe gentleman about whom The Earl OF "inchc
has been questioning the British Ministry TO Vi
Pupineou for purpose Of conca'!on and thai Mr
F. would not him. This is statement IN aIe.!.
gent circles, but the truth Of it is doubtful.
"Ten or twelve packetships are due at this port,
rather, Of their sailing has reached by the
Great Western. They are coming with good ftc' hts
Of European goods
"The Medea steamship, which cam. from Portsmouth
and which has bee at Montreal and Quebec, GO.
ing 10 Newfoundland and Prince Edwards lsiant =
What mighty work the discovery of this Atlantic
steamship navigating power is doing fer Great Britain
1t has amazingly strengthened her hold upon THIS cont.
nent 1t has wrough, revolution in the art OF wat Il
has brought Quebec nearer 10 London for oil practice.
purposes, than Marseilies is 10 Have But have
couneracting power in the protgious facility raj
roads are nlYlng US Of a roXcEXTRArIoE.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17
Es0Yg 9is'a'gG.

ITO be continued in our nczt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-17

The same gentleman in another part Of lie same
Speech selected the six principal importing p,ns IN
the United States Boston, New York, PhaieP hla,
Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans, and il table
contrasting the value of the importalions in these ports
during the administration of Mr. J. G Adams, with the
year 1887 and by showing that the imporiaons these
points greater in 1857 than at any period drng
Mr. Adams administration, argued that the complaints
Of embarrassment and difficulty in that year wrrs IN.
founded and uni ust
The following is The table
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

enioyments Of the bouniiful tables Of tn.
Pavilion and Coffee House--and IN a
short time The same individuals, with eve
~ ph, seal energy awakened 10 action.
have been seen IN the toll enjoyment OF
exubersnt health, revealing amid the en-
ueements Of mountain mutton, venison
and the ysrious other substantials and
delicacies with which the weil.ordeIed
hotels are provided.
The excessive heat Of the past season
have been such as To force The toll. " orn
inhabitants OF hot cities to think Of such
ENJOY ments.
( TuE SHASNoNDALC SrKING5. IN JEFF
ferson county. may bc said to be. ia the
iull tide of successful experiment." More
than a thousand persons have visited them
a. Ne understand. dunn, the present sea
son. The waters az" -. tined - IN On.
surpassed reputation ~ tie cure o. bilious
diseases. Very extcn,I," ard permanent
improvements haV" also hc.n made there
and sl,ll further addition. are coutem 2la
ted II .RUfinsjwg Gg-.H..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
CANADA TROUBLES
r,o- ts, Sarsisgs S,-i,nsi Of ru,,..,

'FRONT.' Safsfsgs S,ri,nsi Of Ta,,:sy
Maj. Gen. Mscomb. commanderin-
chief Of the United States Army, arrived
IN this village on Saturday from the North
and leaves to-day for the Niagara frontier
We are happy to learn from ham tina, the
disturbances on the Northern hne have
entirely subsidized: and though a fSehn,
very naturally exists among great pro.
portion of our cit,zens favorable 10 the
csuse OF freedom abroad as we'll as at
home. respect for our laws and desire
10 avoid any Inlraoi,on of the amicahle re.
la.ions existing between our own and the
British Government, will prevent anv m
reference ia the internal relations Of The
Can ldls.
The presence Of Gen. Al. within a a..
tI'ct OF country where his services we're
so distinguished and important during the
last year, has undoubtedly produced a
very salu'ary influence, and we have No
doubt n similar effect will result from h,,
visitation 10 the western frontier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
From hs U,shmgi,n GioB,.

T SIR: Should YOU or the readers Of the
Globe. wish 10 tlce from the heat and dust
. Of iliS city, take the Railro ID Cars Tor
Baltimore at 6 o'clock IN The mornin,.
get OFT at the Relay House, nine miles
ihiS SIDE OF B1l'Imorc, and wait the atfi.
val Il the cars Tor Winchester, Va. which
/ will be along in FIVE or ten minutes, get
into them, and IN fifteen minutes YOU
viii be a, Ellicoti"S Mills, where. a. =
o clock IN the morning YOU car take a
good breakfast, II YOU are hungry, but
only tolerable If you are not. The cars
VIII then take you TO HarPers. Ferry by
:. o clock, p. IN, where passengers stop
Tor dinner Be careful to stop a, the Ma
uonll Hotel. kept by Samuel Gibson.
about fifty yards from where the cars
stop, and YOU vii! get a good dinner.
whether YOU are hungry or not The
landlord - from The "ould country. 49,
There ate some weak minded and selfish
persons Who would no, stop with him on
That account II there be such with YOU.
The sooner YOU get clear Of them The bet
irr, !, would be best Tor the whole coun.
ify II they would take the Indian irai! up
The Potomac Tor The Far West" aud
never stop uniil they arrive az lie wiswam
Di thc Hat're, BLAcK ii,wK. snd,tsy there.
10 the day Is cool stay az ilarpers. Fer.
IS tWcn'y.l0ur hours and ,isitihe United
states Annoy. and the natural cuiiO,iiic,
round about. II IS well worth trip from
here there o. see them. much less STAY
Of twenty -four hours when you are there.
Colonel Lucas, the Superintendent of he
Armofy wall shcW YOU 90. lie H. disdn.
gn''hsi among Other ihlngs 'lof his POI
Ute attention co. strangers Who visit that
place. Bot if the daV should be a. warm
a' cuhcr one q The last forty days. get
INTO Tie cars as soon A. YOU shall have
dined and make Tor Chlrlestown. Virgin.
"a ten miles % tor llarpers. Ferry =. the
hottest place that know 81. GOT Il the
iorud zone. The reason Why II is %. -
mat 1t Is surrounded by perpendicular
hluiis OF cliffs u rocks. hundreds OF feet
high, add they I'll sppesr 90 reflect the
rays OF The Sun directly upon the town,
and ihtfe - 70 little level ground that
ibe toEn must stand there. 90 nowhere IN
The neigbbofhood ! think Il would be
good place 10 acclimate persons intending
10 60 % Liberia.
You vii arrive al CharlestoWn about
! O'Clock. p N. where you will God
stages waiting 20 take YOU 10 the Shan.
n01dale springs five miles of Get into
them. and al 81 O'Clock. p. m on the DAY
you leh here you Will BE- at The shan
nondale Springs, l27 miles from wash
'Fof good accommodation, good eauag. pc
Ire ard attentive landlords DO traveller cannot
20 wrong a. HafPers-Ferry. All are e1celient
Hoieh az ihaf piace fFsrl Psrrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
RrnKrIrY .pnINns

DWIng The excessive heat It last week.
We made delicious retreat Of feW DAYS.
~ this celebrating watering place We
lei, pleasant company Of some seventy
% eighty Visiiers, which number. We
doubt not has been doubled by THIS tune.
We we're much graliGcd 10 see shat cx-
tensive and impouan. Improvements have
been made "a the promenajes and baths.
since The last season. A beautiful new
Canopy has also been erected over the
pindpal sprng. al cost. We understand
Of from fix to seven hundred dollaf4.-
The bathing accommod siions are sad. by
many, 10 be the finest ~ America and
indeed. We doubt, II any other bathing
place can boast such results On the cure
q rheumatic diseases. Cases have come
under DOR own observation within a few
years past, IN which individuals arriving
~ The springs were utterly unable to Use
their limbs. and required % be- carried 10
their chambers. and thence 10 the baths
To- ieW short weeks Ne have seen the
same persons cateerug over bill and val.
ley 10 riding parties. snd mingling 10Y
ously ~ The dance and waltz g. nistly
and cheefiuily ~ though their limbs ADD
joints had not been 90 recently viliered
didened and useless appebdages 10 The
body. We have seen The bilious invalid
and The sallow-vissged dyspeptio. arrive
With an apparently shattered eonstilstion.
and stomach Fsjeei,ag even he dslieious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
NfEXI1


The blockade OF the Mexican ports Lv
the Preach, II causing oon,dcrable III.
content among the merchants co. New
Orleans who have been cut of by 1t from
an extensive and lucrative trade. pre-
Vlously carried on with those ports. aad
the nigh, has been questioned. 10 bIockaJ
the posts OF 2 nation without the actual
existence of war
The MeNicans. driven by stress OF
blockade. have taken possession of Corpus
Christi. where goods and supplies are
landed and forwarded 90 the interior. Ia
consequence Of this intelligence, an eN.
rrrSs has been forv arded 10 the President
~ NacosdoChes Ia taking possession Of
ihs- place. tie MeNicans viii. 10 some
'N'rut, c,ade the blockade OF their ports
~ France The Texans appear to bc
very much cVaspcraicd at th,s renew Al
OF hp,'li'ie> and Talk loudly Of marching
- heismoras. Public meeting, had
been held al Brazoria and MA,agorda
where re'o'auons we're passed 10 ra,,c \
volunteer force. 90 hc forthwith rut in
motion against Mctamoras. ,hould The 20.
hey OF the Government not be adverse t.
the proposed Measure. The feelings 1t
tie people have been greatly rnta,ed bv
drpredations committed on the frontier
by the MeNioans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Believing that our readers wall PrTuSe With m
t,g",i The statements q strangers IA relation 10
t.s- rHr mtO~Tal springs .. thus rcgion, We nave
transferred 10 cur columns, from the Balnmorc
P1icot, d letter IN the Editor, ia relation % the
SIlunonda'e SpuagS. written 1y N intelligent
visitor ~ that delightful Watering place. We
AL, ccr.. from the Washington Giohe, Eu-
iac!aus i,Her from q correspondent, wrt'irn from
"a, same place. Il /, a curious comtc compound
OF m.ut lulcPS, mosquitoes, babies, &c. anti
- evidently he production of one who has a
c'e4rss perception 81 tie bcau'ic, AMI virtues Of
~hanuonilic thln 81 so.ac o,hcr Inns. I, =.
however. timely pc'iueuOn. The wea'hcF = too
warm ter sober and heavy r,llrriiun. Any thing
10 create a lauch when l,- ,hrftnuur,er Is raug-
ING from % 10 100
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The Cine innau Republican an ougiusisupporl.
sf u ths iais President, ard TIE fore most in w.
Auenes sud taieut II the aIvocatss Of bts success
sor, 10 he state u Ohio. hs4 renDn7csd the latter
politician folly snd knsitJ u sys
There isno longer "a loop upon which
10 hang . hope that Mr Vac Barren viii
ever change hs policy lie has been
warned and forewarned lie has been
'mplored and admonished. bat 20 no Dur.
pose. lie has resolved 20 sink or swim
With his iavOrite measures. notwithstand.
ing Their rejection by Congress, and the
uHtTersal executions Of the people which
they have ELECTED. We cannot 20 Nth
him. We cannot longer oppose 81 mea.
sures and % Tor he man. Our opposi.
ton 10 The former. would be neutraiised
by ihe support Of the latter No man Of
reflection can iong occupy q position Of
the lind /"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

III Hon'I Confession --Occssirniiiy, saws the
Cinri"uat Hazrtl", We meet with oco-lrco-
demo, ratir-hS suihorty-Nen E.tcn newspaper
honest enough 10 make candid crn(ss-t,n oC
The utter defeat OF their raity writer 10 the
New OrcaD, Courier q The 2l-i uii.. n newspa-
per Of the ah-Vc stamp, thu, ,o.fc.sc.
" Tie ricciinn. arc no,v over. an! the d-mo.
crazy are dr i~aicd ri, i. iu' fhs tsrrniuatiau
81 general defeat MI J. c"r.t-~r red at the or.
Pp,itc cHt'cnny % ne tri.u, And Lss swept
ever thing before 1t Until iih., arrived here -
l"fe II = hoped thee vii po a resting tlsce F;
The victorious party have ~ 49, lso mcut Ia pu.h
Their conquest further. ur!'s. t.rir aim be tie
d"minirn OF al TIE cotiircf',t tul,fics VIII
~ the limits ~ fhc United u f~. We fraikly con
fcss their triumph u compete -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
ToAsrs drank at the Webster Dinner


~ Goyeruo. Everett Daniel Wel7f,r Tho
Statesman AMI the Map-II.S service, are ,..s-
craven alike GA u'r pillars of t'c Constitution
and Oh" hearts 81 the People. IL Us worthy oi
that p'ar" ~ ihr c0urc.l of Tic nation. Which
Do" h'ls IA The affections Of his cpun'rsmcn
By Dlnci Webster. Tho CIV Of Boston .-
Nly % continue the headquarters of good :. ma
cir..- t.ii the ho1d Of The Revolutionary Pat
r''. hfs rin through thousand generations.
" = T. Arfu 'ror,. John q Adams. Tic
v"u.r4'c patriot statesman, the i7iomiiab!c
champion Of the r.eht. ~ Man and Woman .-
rnanI'''-'ing n h,. youth thc wisdom Of agr, and
,i .... sFr id- siE'T Il youth.
~ WIN. ~. Elliot Mayor ~ f'I~ Ci'y OF Z, So
''H. Wing funsp'. anil 'ta rnau who supper.
M'n Tie former 20. thr rrnr.o'-s on Which
Amer .7H Liberty s founded tic latter ~. h,,t
i".""def r. b',h $50 p'-iar our c"ri,Il, un-
'. a'f support, While iI'' shalt i4.'
sent iv John Quincy Ntlm. 20. Union .-
", 'enadrr,. Fa,' Wr-i, $auh. south. unal-
'rri' sut ..r'e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The BgHk AZ me Taii,d g. '~, before
Governor Rlirer issued Lin ciami.iru
compelling the banl. e. resume specie
payments. the Van Buien patty pared no
ciiorts 10 make the people believe that
The United States bank vas insnlyent.
This was az time too. hen the wants
OF the treasury required the sale Of The
bonds held by the government a .sinst the
bank, for its stock We arc not aware
that The efforts Of the Van Burcn party
were successful. or that a sncle person
believed that the bank mas unable To re-
dcer, us notes.
Within few days past tho papers have
gwen information iha: the Government
has been selling 'hr.c sell same bond, to
agent at ie United States bank. Ills
don look muchl Ike insolvency Antn.
solvent debtor = never yui,'q g ihr Nv
Of buying NJ bis own debt. a. r.-. Tito
Van Buicn plper have been sl. Do,
dumhiOundcd %, the Intelligence ..t.
word against The bank Boz h.rp ..s. e..
by me Giobe since The sale OF thc bpnI.
and ofsDUyyS nu'a word Ia. hccn echoed
back from tic Baltimore R~puthcan and
other paper ulihat kidney. The ln'elh.
rencc vss gaH and worm .,p 1i 90 their "a.
h'". They are compelled 20 eat their
own Wofd, and nrkuotlcf-e that TIE
bank - not iG,oltcu' after aUt 4 fer
more cries " insolvency Will make .hr
people disregard 'hcm altogether The
only iosolycut e.'abli.lreni that We
know ~ - thc United States Treasury
" receive about twenty millions and *.
Ponds thirty eight millions annually.
Bslhmois Hhik.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The Globe SAYS that lightning is most
apt To- strike buildings containing large
quantities Of metallic substance! Iiihat's
the case there's very little dagger of it,
striking The Treasury ofthe United States.
fIoBisriL, Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

hferms 20 lc -rrrri tHaf Juno ari Js.. a,
ihis eaf were fhr tar--fuoud.s. taken t..y....r.
vi'hm g. memory Of ihe grncfatiao. snd J4f, d.
'aii Q" have been toe hottest of Ore fao Co. tan-
~ h ~" same Thermometer The ar-r-t,e
~" of degrees (lhe .iaiiy average i1 DE- t,-,
moa'hs vas shout sJol 10 July d, 2tt NOR, .l.,,.
ine Shois huHtsf ad1sd iogsrasr, q ysns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

One ofihe Cincinnati editors wants "se.
Veral best rate accident maker. where.
upon Prentice, Of The Louisville Journal
suggests The employment Of hrIf do.
zen sieamboa, engineers, a. The greatest
"sSsi.den, mskers' Of the day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Tue Presidents TovR.-The Char
lo'te,vllle Jellrrsonian SAYS that the Pre-
>ido1' and suite reached Castle llill, the
residence of the Hon. W. &. Rives, on
Friday night, and that be remained with
him un'il sunday evening when he paid
A visit To- Eagle Kill, the residence OF
Ihos. J. Randolph, Esq, where he re-
manned until Monday evening, and then
travelled 20 Charlottesville. The Jeffer-
'onian SAYS, The arrived here al about :
o'clock Il. NJ. aud took lod sinss al the
Eagle Hotel. In the course oi the even
ing several Of our citizens were in,roduc-
edit him, aud passed very agreeable and
social hour IN his company. lie appear
ed 10 be in the enjoyment Of good health,
and We think looks better than when he
was las, Ia Charlottesville, in November,
/ 1880.
/ Yesterday morning by o'clock. he
+ lett here on horseback. and expected to
reach Stanton BY night. aud .hc Warm
springs on Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
/ Mr.. Van Buren cxp-c 'sei himself de-
lighted with the scenery around this
place and the University.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Arrival % rHE BED0UiN AaARs-
These men whose astonishing perform
snees have excited 60 much wonder in
London, afnved a. New York on Tuesday
"a The packet ship ST. James from Liver
POOL. They wall apPeaS At The Park The
a,rs on Mondsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
From u, .N;r r.,k pal E,rr..,

A. a chroniclrr of the passing events of
the day perhaps the following facts Is al
most Unprecedented IN locomo,ion. may
no, be unacceptable.
gentleman arrived here IN the ROYAL
William, steamer LEFT Trieste on the 18Th
June, aud after passing through ltsly
Switzerland. France aud England. AMI
visiting four OF the European capital, and
Np'nding twelve complete DAYS al the dif.
iefent places mentioned above. on ii,
route until his arrival at Liverpool. ihe
port Of embsrka,ion, reached New York
on the 9Th July. making 30 days "a al,
from which deerciing IL days OF dctea
ton AZ these places:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

SrRfSa WuE,r-Allhough ;his erop.
as noticed IN or last, has generally failed
.ir our own county. we are glad 10 per
ccive that such has not been ibe case AZ
large. IN The Middle States 10 has gene.
rally proved successful and also "a many
oi TIE counties q our State. where u has
been tested. We are therefore at loss
TO account ior rs failure With us. The
cause assigned. intensity Of heat. having
operated at large -- LsesJarg Hafi