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SACRED
To the MEMORY of p.4.N BURE.NzsM
August 10Th, 1898.
"MoNARcHY, FEDERALISM, wHIGGERY." &

SIMON ARCHY, FEDERALISM. WHIGGERY.' &c.
Under startling head find, number of
1effersonan, editorial article reply
neither have inclination. if dispo-
sed, follow neghbor through the whole of his siupen
dous and ,oegty 'argumenss but will content ourselves
with a extracts. After taking extract from ar
Gle published paper headed democracy and Fede
ram,' taken from Conservative paper he delivers few
'',tr.bbor,, faets' in the following words
1--WE deny that any party in this country IS
openly contending for any measure calculated
Immediately to strengthen and uphoId'' the Exec
utive."
Although truth is very seldom found sin a WELL, SIN
eer-lv believe editor of Jcfersonian
this INSTANCE. We also believe
ssparty who endeavoring ''seng,hen
uphold the Executive by concentrating all power
ms ns the selsyled Democratic party
only friends of the 'dear people, And,
Iieve further, the ad' of the SUBTREAsURY.
shaving the power ,regtatethas is the good word
of Congress. Representatives People
well those sovereign States, and exercising pow
erul influence the people themselves the Democrats
nigh, stood good chance of reelectns Martin Van
Buren, lS40 But the DAYS of this odous SubTeasury
scheme. have been numbered-ihe People have passed
their VETO upon ii, and. like cid Bank L.
States, s'Ir MUST DowS"
Our friend of the Jefersonian, would be pleased
make advances toward srs-tn'ent All says he
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rir In s.reeaSela.
~Tcenfy-tsree Horses Barns :

nrTirenfy-taree Horses Burnt 90
A fire broke out in the stable Of Mr.. Knight
in Greenfield, on Saturday nj OF last. about one
O'Clock, which destroyed tsrenty three horses
eight Of them belonging 10 Mr.. Bees: The en,er-
prising Mail Contractor on the route f,>an Day
ton, Ohio, to Terfe Hauie, Indiana. The t're IS
said to have originated from the careiessness OF
some travellers who entered the stable with a
candle about twelve O'Clock. We understan nd
that thirteen of the horse. burnt belonged To ,..,
many travellers, who stopt at Mr.. Knights Hotel
on tina: evening.-Wayne Co. Chronicle.
BUNKER HILL To BE DESTROY Ep.-The Boston
Journal savs-'The grading of Bunker Hill, or
Breeds Hill, has commenced. We visited it yes
terday, aud found The pickaxc and spade brskis
employed We learn that il Is the intention oil
the propretors of the lots reduce the Hill ahou,
eight feet and OF course the redoubt will be des-
troyed, and al! the surface removed excepting =
few hundred square feet around the monument
We learn tina, much feeling exists in relation IL
this proceeding; and we hope i, is not even Vel
too late to stop the desecratng work, and save The
battle ground
Stop the destroyers if possible. Save the des
ecration Of that holy ground There is not
/ place on earth, not Thernopyla, nor the Capito
line Hill Of Rome, worthy of immortal honor
or whe,,ce have sprung results of such momen
/ tous impoi lance TO the human race.-N. \. EA
press.
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HANGERS OFFICE.

WHEELING, sept. Is, 1898
Synopsis of Schemes for OCTOBER 1888 Distan, advep
will please send their orders early possible
Welsburgh LOTTERY. Glass a Draws 1ith Oct 1888.
Capitals $4,000; 5000 1900; and 20 OF 200 Tick
only s.; shares in proportion.
Alexandria, No. Draws Oct. 18th, 1898
Capitals $4,000; 10000; 10000; and so Of 900.
Tickets only $40, shares III proportion.
Norfolk No. Draws the 20th Oct, 1888.
Capitals S50, 900; TO- 600: 5000: 5000 and SO
900. Tickets SlO shares in proportion.
Monongalia, No. g. Draws on 9th Oct. 1888.
Capitals $4,000: $4,000: 5000 5000: and 80 oil
1000 and SO of 500 Tickets sio share, in proportion
Please address your orders to JOHN NJ. CLAIRE,
Wheeling. Nn.
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To the Public.

CDee Ct the Trading ani Manufacturing Con,uauv,
Richmond. June ilM 1887
4 1 an election of the Stockholders in sTur R,cu.o,r
II IsADiNo AND MANuFacrURING ComrANY,,, held on
the hrs, Monday in June, 1885, Benjamin Fnlghum I,ar
I oes, 1evinus Ming, j. X Mendenhal, T. Newman,
Jonathan Iownsend and Abel Thornbe7ry were elected
directors for one Al meeting the Directors elsct-
heia the next day. James r. Mendenna elected Presi-
aeht, " aTner NJ Leeds continued Secretary and Eli
Brown, elected Treasurer.
G-Ihey still continue pay market price. 70,
ceah coton ana linen and for wool on thu
sheep ihose who have wool for sale will please call on
Levinus King ai The woosn factory who is 70
purchase for the Company.
w NJ LEEDS cerre,,v
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CINCINNATI S,.RKET, Sept. II, 1888.

CINCINNATI S..RKET, Sept. II, 1883.
FLOUR has declined to s., so at the Canal, aud
dull; stock in Market increasing
WHIsKEY still maintains last weeks rates not
outstanding the difficulties Of shipping.
LARD is held at 10 cts, we have no sales TO re-
port at that rate.
BACoN--there is a brisk enquiry for this ar
tice; stock in market is reduced uncommonly
for the season--'ast sales. hog round and hams
l2l; canvassed sides 10, and shoulders cts.
PoRK-Light stock prices of last week nominal
GRAIN is advancing; arrivals light:--Whea,
81 90; Corn rs; Oats 43 cts.-[Whig.
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ADvBRRISB&gBWHSa
NOT

A meeting will be held in Boston on Third-day
the 25th inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of taking further steps in relation to the
Turnpike Road from this place to the State line,
TO intersect the Hamilton, Rossville, Dartown and
Fairhaven Turnpike Road. Richmond is deeply
interested in this road, well as the surrounding
country; it is therefore expected. that those SO
interested will generally attend.
9th mo- % 1898
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted WIN. & s. L. Fouke BY
book account will please call and im,ne-
date payment After repeated calls person IN
their debtors further notice will be deemed
all be settled without further delay.
mediate attention TO the above will particularly obligs
WIN. X. a. s l.. FOULKE
Sept. pa. 1888 37:3t
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSM

WILL be offered for sale the 18th of Tenth month
the dwelling house of Thomas Smith, south side
of the farm lately owned David Holloway one mile
north of Richmond; quantity of good by the
stack farming utenals, several good Milk
twelve head of likely young CATTLE Auendsncs
.ar,pa made known day Of sale. Sale to
commence al 10 O'Clock.
THOMAS SMITH.
FREDERICK HOOVER.
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DURHAM CATTLE:

Til; .h.criSe!'s sale of English Cattle advertised pa
July last, place Brgnt9, citv on the
16,h 18th 18th of October next, DAYS the Nj
ami Valley Agricultural Society hold their Fair
Catalogues and Pedsfees printed ready fo1
delivery and in of distribution. They
by calling Cha's Dufeld my old Pork House, a,
the junction of Sycamore and the Canal.
LOT PUGH
Cincinnati, Sept. 22d, 1888. (Gaz) 3t.-37
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Practical Charity.-The United Society (of
Shakers) residing at New Lebanon, Hancock,
sc. recently sent, for the relief Of the sufferers
by the late fire in Hudson, n. Y, twelve wagon
loads, containing provisions, beds, clothing forty
SIX sheep in the hoof &c-Na,1onal Intslligencer.
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MANUFACTURING.

Ihf- Subscriber wishes inform the public he has
located himself in Richmond, Wayne co.. Indiana ia
the MANUFACIORf OF WOOII.ENS such m
JEANS, CAssiAErTs, LISsEYs. FiAsaELs, &c. He win
manufacture Oh the shares stipulated price per yard
as may SUM- ms customers bsst Various kinds country
weaving will be done. lie a auaa,,, az Jv.rs
CAssiStTTs, and fLssHELs, which ne will
exchange for THOMAS kTrSON
Resdenee ora Front street, near the Pub,e Square
Nay l9. 1888
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SOLUTION.

THE of E. Grover s. Co. has this day been dissolv
by mutual consent; the business OF late firm will
settled Thornberry, Haynes Co, who aiC:,e duly
coec, receipt for all debts due the sad
firm of E. Grover & Co.
EDMUND GROVER, JoHS MoFFlTT.
JOB W. SWAIN, JAMES E LAKE,
JONAS GAAR, GUsrAvUs Z. HAYNES
ARIEL THoRNBERRY. JOSEPH DAVIS.
Richmond Sept 18Th. 1888
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OFFICIAL-TREAS NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFIC1AL-TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September l, 1888.
The whole amount of Treasury notes authorized
BY the act of October IL, 1887. having been
issued, viz: SlO,OOO,OOO 90
And there having been re-
deemed of them about 100000 90
The new emissions mace
in place of those under
the act of May, II, 1885,
have been 3,547,3 $40 OIL
There have been redeemed
of these last about 100000 90
This leaves balance of all
outstanding equal TO on
" abou, ss.O97.4lO Gl
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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GALES N SEAION
rScroN, Sept. 10. 1898.

live ON ELECrIoNs.--No one condemns
sincerely than ourselves the common prac-
- betting upon elections. 1t is of immoral
y establishes no principle and substitutes
: 1.e OF gain for the promisings of patriot
t. It Is sometimes. like others, necessary to
~ FUSED 10 prevent still worse results. When
party, determined upon. success, right
resort to it as one OF the means of
Z ,.aen'ng their cause. it becomes indispe asa
meet and repe them i,h their own wcap-
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A WATCH FOUND,

Between this office and the Bridge, which the
have by approving property and paying for this advertise
ment. Apply at this Office.
Richmond, Sept -, 1888 81 81
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OLD NIcK.-United States Bank. BAxkul
BANK!M-Oh VIVA, a monster old Nick is. He
is here. there, every where. and no rhere. He
is one day trying to overturn the Gineral Govern
ment-she next day we hear of him, as having
''bought up" all the Loco Focos sin Congress
with yaller goold. by lending them his ragsi-
and il they don't vote for his BANK OF PESNsYL-
wanna Fl mot the Bank Of the United States, for
its ashes have been strewed to the four winds Of
heaven, ''iong time ago,'0 he'll crush 'em! that's
all; and again we hear of him out in our Hoosher
State, in the middle of Lake Men-i-too, having
assumed the disguise Off -d arn'd big snake
What his object was in visiting the west, and
coming too, in such questionable shape We
, not able to divine,--but from the best infor-
nation we can CLEAN, We suppose that his objec,
and mission was TO frighten the Heoshier Vano
Gratis into the Wing ranks; whether he succeed
ed in overshadowing many with his unwieldl,
and terrible appearance, or whether there wa
any shaking and quaking among their dr.,
bones,' we has . vet to learn. Aud, the last &C
count we have of THIS GREAT MONSTER, is frog
the Columbia Register, which has the foowin.
arrival oftuo
DISTINGUISHED MONSTERS.-Mr B1p
DIE was at Nahant few days snce,--whil
there, the SEA SERPENT was seen in the neighbor
ing waters"
MAN KILLED.-We learn from the Eato
Register, that man by the name of Adam Fra
, zee, while attending General Muster Of the Nj
! ltia of Preble County, Ohio, on the 18th inst
was shot, in attempting to pass the GUARD
The Register says, he "expired about O'Clock
the evening, leaving wife and three or 70,
$ children to weep over their irreparable loss.''
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IRE IN WASHINGTON CITY.

= ny, Sep. 9,two fires occurred IN Washington
sA supposed to be the work Of incendiaries
moFnsg fire camc very near destroying
sifs siice Of the National Intelligencer.
5. ad'sidual calamity would have been great
hss. The Editors speak as men who feel
~, 10 the following card: Gin. Gaz.
VIC our fellow citizens generally, one and
e offer the assurance of our deep sense Of
S..on, TOT the spirited and generous exertions
ssch alone, under Providence, we are
aus Of being indebted for the salvation of
j printing establishment from destruction
~ Yesterday morning. No display of words
eserate the extent Of the benefit thus
~ fed, or Of the gratitude with which il fills
GALES g. SEATON.
"As4INCrON. Sent 10 1S2S
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lion. JOHN DUMONT, Is announced In the
Indianapolis Journal, as candidate for United
States Senator.
TAIx-The Baltimore Chronicle of the 9th inst, says
1--WE have been threatened with easterly for
say = and early yesterday morning it commenced raining
II has every of being old fashioned north
easter and we hope may be do good
in the country"
In this part country, have had "sprnke''
of rain for the The crops this
neghpohoo consequence of the excessive dryness
alread nearly gathered and informed
neghbor been feastng grist of
meal.
sToAsr.--The following given public din.
ner at Pactolus, Pitt co, N. c. on the 10th ult:
KENTUCKY CLAY
ssWill make excellent cement
For tbs of building,
To hold Uncle Sans money!
a Loco Foco going To-. candidate for high of
fee Maine having said 81 will go with my party if
goes to the dcvil,'' editor i'll N York remarked
label Loco Foco the bound,
mark the head this hog un ee,ad up, witt
care"
EPITAPH.-Ws clip the following episaph, III
memory of Van Burenisn, the Greensborough On
Prtriot:
To the MEMORY Of 1.4.N BURENIS.N
TO ITS BONES RE CIVIL,
Don't Scott tasint, you pass BY,
RS GoNE-UNro THE D-L.
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0erfbn. JOHN DUMoNr, is announced in the
Indianapolis Journal, as a candidate for United
States Senator.
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DR.. w. LINDSAY

Having returned to Richmond, would respectfully tender
his services to its citizens various the
profession or the time being he may be found Mr. d
d. Sloan's Hotel.
Richmond Sept o. 1888. 37:,f
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A GOOD BARGAIN

WILL be given i'll -Four horse w WAGON, for which,
Lumber, Hswed timber, frewood, even CASH will be
taken upon pinch.
l. BENNETT & Co.
Richmond, Sept, %, 1888 81 IF
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z. IT OVAL

e . = UV ALo
- r. IREDEi.l, has ed his Tailoring shon In
~. door north OF Main Pearl street, where he in,
tends to the TAILORING BUSINESS in all il,
varous branches and being thankful for pas, avors
respectfully renaast a .o....-,auce of the
n b. lie is also agent divers .,--oved patent
shoulder system for cutting garments.
Richmond. Nov. din, 1897 Aa,f
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LUMBER WANTED.

NRE Subscribers wish purchase large quantity Of
Il LUMBER of every description, for which cash viii
be given IL. 5. & ID. l. HAMILTON
Richmond, June D. 1888. a4f
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EPITAPH.-Ws clip the following epsaph, 'to the
memory Van Burensm, from the Greensborough On c.
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RICHMOND INDIANA PALLADIUM.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

su bject to the decision of the National Conven-
tiOn to be held by the wings of the U. states.
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NEW FIRM.


THE Subscribers Id respectfully inform friends
and public they have this day formed Coparner
ship. under the style and firm of THORN BERRY
HAYNES CO, for the purpose of inuing Feup-
dry business formerly carried E. Grover Co. Fer
concerned hereby notified. that said firm II
Thornberry, Haynes & Co, have, by agreement -
all the liabilities and dents of the late firm of E.
& Co.
JOB W. SWAIN.
JONAS GAR,
ABEL T.r1ORNBERRy.
JOHN NOFFITT,
GUETAVUS E. HAYNES.
JOSEPH DAVIS
Richmond, Sept 18th, 1898.
D. All pe sons indebted the late frn Of E Grover
a 1o are ear nes,y requested make late nav.
nens. Ire situation of the irapcriogsly
suld be taken make coec,ons
>Sr-. IN order thai be able sbiI,jss
we GO hope this notice viii be attended case de-
ranls.
THORNBERRY, HAYNES CO.
Richmond, Sept, 18Th 1893 T.f
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Wood and Iron Turning.
To Ehoaapsonsa.a Doctors.

ME sabscribers have hand lot of superior BO-
TANiC MEDICINES, to which they would invite
your attention. l. REED ~ BROTHER.
Richmond, June %, 1893 24,f
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NV III make an excellent Cement
For tbs us e of a building,
To hold Uncle Sans money!
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COOKING: STOVE FOF SALE

Irsf rats a'a neatly e Cooking sove, complies
repair, fos sale; enquire this ofz-.
Eichrnc1d- Aagus. 15sa. Is35 Nd
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
MILITARY pARBEcUr.

Ala r1ceting Of the Potomac Ride, " he'd on
Saturday, sth INST. the following resolutions
~ere passed unan moaSlys--
Rs,cirsd, That upon Monday, 18Th October
next, the Potomac RIDE" cause 10 b.. prepatcl
a Military barbecue upon the land Of 4 apt, Lu-
cas-, n has !. seal a. b,lacI.
Rssclrsi, That tac TWO volunteer companies ol
Winchester, under ihc command ofCaysains J.
u. FentJa and II. III. Lee lAc yoiuatccr cpmp1-
ny OF Smithhc'i. uuder the command 81 Cap.
smith; the volunteer Troop Of Horse ol C;erari~-
town, Under the command or Capt. Rovd; the
volunteer company OF MarnDsbuf, under he
command of Capt tlafgsnU. the volunteer COM
pany OF Ch1re-;own, under tire command OF
Capt. SappIncton. end the volunteer Troop o;
Horse 81 thar,cStrwn. under tn. command OF
tapi. A5cil, be respectfully invited 20 attend.
Reso!rei, That he Field Officers and i..cir S;ad
~ t."tcrlneuE of Frederick, Clark, Ecgac., = Il
GOA - respectfully invited 10 attend
Rs, lgcd, That the surviving revolutionary
solder, of F-cdcI ok, Clark. Berkeley, and Jc.lc!-
,oa, &c respectfully invited to attend.
Resoirei, That the >hcp1erisiuwu Band &c
respectfully invited 30 attend. And
Escirsd, That Capt Hamtramck. Licut's
Lewis Lucas. n Webb, and Pnyatcs A. Cam
cron, J. '. Moor Geo. Lucas, and II. B,lm!rr.
- a committee charged with tie duties q. Tie
m i'auous.
Tie ccfnniitcr Of invitation, appointed Is n.
bovc, TcSPcc T. y invite tie surviving revolution.
ar1 soldier, cf fr'irrc,S. Clark. Berkeley. and
Jefferson. a. a''ell Military Barbecue wh.l
wiH b. "iV'r b.. The "P,'omlc Riac" IN Cart.
Lno,'' grove near SlePhen!S'owR, on Muaday,
C.',hcr l5,'. 1893.
tn anc WA DC formed On that day N o.
c'ocA. \. NJ. ~ SAcphcrdInwa, and matched
rom theme" n the festive ground, under tho
command M General.
AaIaEi'cr'n more respectful to- those wor.hi.1
of',' r-"n1r t1ys" wou!d have been preferred
bp, ,.c Eu? >,ibil;y of addressing each i-:,,n.
ais ,'l PCS thc committee to select h,s ch.rr,
20 Inaugus tho "u1r-worn. soldiers" G, E1not
Inc festive board with ,hrir presence
}. f. HAMTRANiCk. Can't.
LEWIS LUCAS, Lit.:.
W. L. WEBB, Liett
4. CAMERON, P5-li,,
}. V. MOORE,
GEO. LUCAS.
ID. EII.MiRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
THE WEATHER.

The hong dry spell was ended on TUESDAY the
ilth lastan, at the principal cities in the East
IL commenced raining AZ New York on Tuesday
NJ noon. and. on "Wednesday extended TO Phila-
dcplua. Baltimore, Richmond. &c. II did not.
however, eroSs the Blue Rs!ge The dust has
no, hccn LAID, - lnosi Of our readers know to
their sorrow.
We copy. below. some Of the items relating
to tnc storm Of las, week. which seems 10 Le con
s!iere the regular Equiuoojal dare Up"
FROM iis Balii-aoTs .iat,ri,gn, Ssgi IL
E0ulSOCfiAI. GALES.
The stcamboa, Kentucky. due nero
from Norfolk on Thursday morning did
not arrive until midnight oiihat day. bav.
ing As vii he seen by the annexed si,p.
prud-n;iy remained at Norfolk until the
EquInocual gale passed over.
Passengers by the Kentucky report that
The gale Of Wednesday. at Norfolk. was
the mo.t severe OF ary for twenty wears.
Ine Pennsylvania. ~. drilted from her
mooung' aud vent a shoFe opposite the
Navy farI-she can b. cot oil wiki little
difficulty.
The pilot boat Pocahoa'as, arrived At
Norfolk on "Wednesday from Baltimore.
spoke on Tuesday hris Chociaw. dismas;-
ed, bound 10 Mobile, bu, would receive
no assistance.
The schr. Perry Hall, Hammond. from
Baltimore. bound 10 Lasu'fa. went into
N"Iiolk on Tuesday from the Roads, with
loss OF three anchors, two ohAirs. SC.
having been dr'i;ed foul OF by the brig
Poland, Of Boston.
T The schooner Ohio of Baltimore. from
Richmond, bound 10 Washington. with
cargo OF coal, iouudrfcG a, her anchor, Of
Days Point. James RIVER steam
boat Patnck Hsnry took four men hou
ONE mast heal, aud one from the other.
The schooner Baltimore Of Prospect
from Baltimore. aTuved a, Nolloi'; IA ia,
height u The gale WIKI los. OF anchcrs
and we"t ashore ofros.tc the Chalcs:la
s,eamboa, " haTI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

FLovR.-thc adSiccs from Europe, We
arc incline. link, xiii be found. upon
cNn.l"nl.n. ccly sufficiently conclu.
s',e nJH,nny tic great advance IN Flour
Which has taken place Ia the Eastern
market. Sho.id the crops IN England
really fail. there can be little DOUBT
ih't ofead,;uifs will be required from a.
broad, but OF this failure there is. az vet.
hardly Sufficient evidence. The short
nes' o. the corn and po'a,oe crops viii.
however. IN all probability, create SUCH
4 domc.uc Gemand f1r wheat nopr ~ 90
render the domestic market quite a at
iractivc rs the foreign. Should this be the
case. the export of wheat nov apprchcnd-
ed oy many dealers viii not be likely 10
take place.-E4H Ci-on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20
shcpLerds;ova, scp.rmler 10, less,

lLuSoIs.-The -. Louis Republican
OF the 81 inst. say.:-A friend in Wanda.
liza, writing to has friend in tins ci!y on
Friday last, adds The following postscript:
rms puts the question pretty well q
rest. OF the election OF STUARr, wv
to Congress, and Of CARLrN, ". 81 for
Governor We entertain no doubt"
The st. Louis Republican Of The III
INST. asSu'ncsthr election Of SrUAnr, from
the doubtful district of Illinois, As set
tel question. Bat let u, wait,
Dai. ~ IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

Influence Al tie Moon on fmLey.-Ii a
tree be cut down at luli moon. 1t will inn
medla,ely split as # torn assundrr. by the
influence o: external iorce-lhe timber
- Likewise attacked much earlier by the
rot, ihaa II allowed to remain TO another
period of the moons age. Trees then.
which are intended TO be applied To- du.
Fable purposes should DC cut only during
, ne first and last quarters OF the moon -
For the sap rises 10 the top oftbe trees at
foil moon aud falls with It, decrease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-20

Al y o clock last night the storm, had
entirely ceased, the clouds were rapidly
passing aHay and the waters rccedin -
Ih''mofnIng Inc sun rose clear and bright.
Ihe sicanooats ioF Baltimore aud wash.
inEion we're detained tall this morning:
aud the Patrick Henry has no, yo. arrived
from Richmond.
The steamboat Alabama wa. in from
Baltimore this moHing earlier than her
usual hour SHo had rough ti9le II lt.
bat kept keeping on. and got through
!; safe aGd snug, though ~; without a
hIiie gn4inisbHeSs among her numerous
passengers.