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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET,
fsr Tie ~sek eni.sy Friday srsnia-. Jsns 81.
~ In naLTlsIogE A.lral..N-


cATrLE.-Becf ranges from - to -. % per
100 los, a. IN quality. Lave Hos afs :, Inn. a,
81 - s., - per 100 lbs.
FISH There have tccn no Markctrl m
market fer somc iin'c past Small sale. ot S,,S-
quehsnha Sii-d at eli 80 n Si2 p,rbil Her
unes are rather duh at present, and small saIr,
are m.Aing at s1,J't. and large parcel, al -. rs
per bbl
FLOUR orgri STREET TT market,
iremely dull, and further der.i,c IA rr,~.,. Ia.
iaAen place. In the early part 90 shc v rsA sale,
were made from store, al sG.l2l and ST and on
"Wednesday aud Ncst"E'ay ~ $50 Tn.
morning ~ had holder, ale .rner,Iiy within. I,
s"l ~ $3.50. but ~ hear oi a. Transaction, Al
That price, while some holder, are wi.iins ~ ,,.,
AZ >hade '>>- W. quote The receipt prcr-
i9oln Wagons ami % ran ruad-ats561i ass
Inc inspections - ihr vc,s. .udir, uu Thur.
day evening. c1nru>c 1Gsi b5ls ami - ha.f
eb's.' t.>iics i!u bbis. Rye Flour, aud - l5,,.
Com Meal
w hhA r.-The universal promise Il an A.
bu'dani crop aui the declining stat, OF tho Tl.ur
maTAei have had lhc,r cGect on the piicr. of
heat. Ia, irW parcel, have Appeared al
maiHc,, aud These have generally been taken al
h'ut Sis 10 II - Tor lair 10 GOOD Mi nj,
aud We quote those prices TODAY
'oHN The maTaci II very unsettled AMI
W. have IL Loiicr a material dec.tgc in pl.e..
"i'hih uhr last two or three days ElfiI ,u th.
wees anu nj TO "Wednesday. sale, al good W ltf,.
i'r shipping we're made ~ = cents. Nc,:c.llr.
however, IN consequence of tail supplies. winch
eNccedci The cNi>uu.. demand. ami also hy reason
81 the d'chne m other markets. prccs fc!l. and
sales we're made "a some instances a. low 4, :.
cents. rs nearly - We can make on; the mar
net al iht' moment. wcVuotc white at - 10 =
CTS. and yellow 20 from - 10 - cts
RlL-l' dull At - cents for good T. shore.
oA S.--Sa'es early IN the week at - -
cts, bot more rcccuiiy at 81 - cents.
ALEXANDRIA MARKEr-Juur =.
R.-OniG: 10 the dulin.,s aud decline
"i Flour IN Other places, We reduce cur Quota
iion> ~ ihis market to $500 from wagons. tho
1t may almosf be- considered nominal. a. u,rf.I,
scarcely ans thing dong either iiom wagon, or
stores Ga.t;;s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
Notttfs

1g-1l sHaIrJ aneu..p n.rf. AZ 8 n'e..,s.
lts rfIHr.fI ie r.. ST. r pr.sHe1rr
psrmiuEr, wai preach in ue fre fhar1h 90
kab'siouu JHne 3i
f-A ou1rsrv Neenog aI1 b. le3 ~ rcr-
fYule CIar.e rnuniy. Va. ie commence On -a-
fnrllv. iar -''h iH.t 8g ~ o'rtrk TIE Rev
JoRs coLtiss w.H Do ~ aic1l lance as Pre-
81. or f..ier ui the D.Hfct june 11
Ui-Tt- rev. Jnsrrr ntvra. II th- Baptist
Church, w.H preach AZ Mount Don M-etn9-
housc, near Lsetoun, o. l.c af,h Sunday "a
ihls noah JDnc.j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

FHNBE undersigned would respectfully remind
Il those persons Who were purchaser, at the
sale OF VIM Frih's property. that their note.
came due on the lJ'h Of Nav, ard That u,i,..
he can have assurance 81 thrig being ,qe,.liI,
settled, lie vii be compelled r,i'..r to u.s, tra
oil IA di.charse 81 the debt, II tie estate OF
sue upon Them without dclsv
Those also whose acoouui, st,l remain un.
closed are notified. that q, uatt,rof rccr..fi,
Tie aduinisisaioT cauu"t grant any longer ir.,ii-
s'Uee JOHN j. HICKEY. .i'4.r
~ U,I.4m Ir.it
Smith6s'd tnae %. I-7q a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Ma. CLAY AT ASHLAND.-whata r,or,-
ous picture o! FtrOe Republican does the follow
ING passage present. II - extracted from : l.t-
u lrom the Rev. Dr. bV NrHEEys who - travel
ling Though the Western States.
Happening TO meet. and to be in,roduc.
ed 10 Mr.. Clay IN the morning, he very
politely invited us to call at his seat. n
mile aud halt out OF town, which va
did al o'clock. lie 7 rcived us with
all the ease aud uIbaII'y for which he IL 50
much distinguished. aud entered lreel,
into conversation upon variety of tonic,
as they happened to come up. Iii, de-.
hshiul TO mad great man so perfectly
ahi5lc and Unaffected: and indeed this !,
one mark OF true greatness.
Ashland Is an enchanting spot. The
mansion Is simple, spacious and vencr,.
bic. standing luli on the park of cighiy
acres, which Tor the majesty aud beauty
oil us thousand forest tees, is the finest
ever saw. Mr.. Clay has two other
woodland pastures. and in all. something
like e0o acres in bis farm. lie has lately
turned bis attention very much 60 raising
stock, and II is said nc man in Kentucky.
even, can show YOU finer oxen aud COW 5
than he can. He spent an hour in walk.
ing with us over his grounds, and de-
tanned Us, almos, imPercepiiDly 20 our
selves, till nearly sun-dovn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
q Limestone EARN, tor sale.

a Limestone t'sri,a Cor sale.
hVllE sub.erihcr offers for sale the TAEN
n above sl'uird to !, :. situated IN CiatL.
county, below Daniels Mil on the t,,r1,.,
an' about amiie below hat Mil, on the road
fom Winchester To HrTr,N .llr bv Ih.t r4,l
Which - u,pniIy called thc Baptist rood Thi,
f'rn cogilius rratiy 81, shout 900 acre. OF
which about iGj Ic,r, are cleared. and nov, m
hn" order, having been f,r two ve,t, we'll 81,
with clover, except about - acres. should
tie purchaser wash t. lac can have with AZ /,
heii aiipininr Il on the es,t, supposed TO con.
tl'n aooIt 20 acres, which was sown "a cis,,r
tue Sptlnc before the la-t This land lir- sboih
TX miles aud hsif below Winchester. nbo,t
the same distance from Niilwood aud about
four and halt mtcs from ErrrS,IIc, helm. W.
~ convenient, Situated wi.H tc-prct T. h.it,t.
ot DNiT" worship. II GT'>j and Sa1 N,U.
PsPer MIL aud Tie Frederick Willie Sulrhur
Springs. and al-p an agreeable nr,shbor hood --
The term, Will be made known b, the sur u.
Der. upon application, and vii u- secor,r,od.t.
Ing. Letter addressed To the ,sb.cftbr-. rear
EerryViHr. tro''ace pa!I.) wi! La ar.aer.d
prom2l, An person di,I'sod 10 puroi a.e, 9.
invited tn vist md INSPECT Iii farm immediate
IL, - thot he may see the fine crop, Of wheat
and corr now growing upon IT
ROBERT PAGE.
JaneSillc. Clarke County, Va.,I
june -. in Vt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
ElOr .snIc or Escnf.

EETE would sell or rent, on arcommod ting
w terms, o,rsezcsllont sTONE not 81.
aud LOT situstcdas South Bolaar. convenient
TO Capt siplrs RIFE Factory aud bordering on
the shenandoah Cana. 10 u admirably c.lcu-
lated for Dweling aud Mercsutils House,
having Tor tho Dwelling apartment tx room.
three Of them with IRE places. COED Kitchen in
tho baiemsni story, snd n good Smoke-hou,e on
lie lot The Stare Room !, well finished. aud
attached Is good Cellar. Il y a good stand
whoro successful bu,ine., h1, been done for
the lat nIne years. Possession csn 30 had al
the Store Room and C0lisr immediately. and Of
tho Dwelling on 1T 81 April next and peth.ps
sooner. w S. % ASUEKsoS
Harpers Ferry. June %. I-1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

NEWSPAPER PArgoys.-The Pitts
burSh Gazette mentions the case Of one
o! It's patrons who took that paper for
hfiy-two. years and always paid in al.
vance. The Steubcnville Herald men
lion the case of one of It's patrons, who
took the Herald for twenty years, and
Hcrer pIid a cent for IL. We can also
mention a case. The presen, Ohio State
Journal has been in existence twenty nine
years. and there are tifty-iwo men living
who have taken il from its first number
until this presen, moment, and have in.
vaTiably paid in advance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Mr.. CAMsRELryG, il is said, is 70 be
The Administration Candidate Tor Con-
sress IN the Suffolk District of New York
Ito succeed the present member, who is
expected To resign insianter. II i iurih.
or said, that Mr. &. has already syn7!',Q
IN that District, so as 10 make himself eli.
sible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Loyc Lvfp NEWSPAPER The New.
port CR. : Mercury on Saturday last.
completed ihe eighty first year Of it, age
Its frat number a. published on The lllh
Of June, l7JS. By JANFs FRANKLfv. abe
elder brother Of DT. Bsojamin FTsDklin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
Esg ssE.E5 SAFE.

:li'it uHIrT -lsnci. ITU-'c,- IN ice ! % tru,'.
II executed D., Isaac = Iar,L ,,d ,leV,ri,r
stephen, GA The Slst Of Juiy, i-ss.N4u ,i.rior
sale. ON
.uoafy he 81 ding # Jal- net
\, The C'urs.tiap.e icor. va a., inaa. It SIR.
unsh1rs. tie following Property tsins ar.r-
a far,sa-J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Personalities Of tie Press.-It is vel!
said by New York paper. that vulgar a.
buse harms him the most who INDUCES in it,.
There IS no argument in calling names,
and that cause must be very weak which
needs such assistance. Public opinion il
setting in very fa,tagainsi this description
Of political warfare and the time is not
lar distant when good breeding will be
considered one Of the necessary qualfca.
lions Of an editor"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
DIED.

On Tuesday last, N thl, county, Mr. I.vwi.
SronArH, N the 52d year OF h.s age late OF Fam
fax county. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
-(,r'gS.:.-.
FOURTH s. s4,.s CT JULY.

->C-S 49,
At public meeting, held at Mai. Gorrrll's
Hotel, Chaf'cs'own, IA Pnrsancc Of Previous no
tee, on the evening If June eth, leag. for The
purpose Of making arrangements for cr!cbraiiny
The approaching Anniversary OF American In.
dependence, On motion, william IH,ks was
called TO the Chair, and ions If SuGoIsmrEI
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted
Rf'oir,d, That James Il. Small, Hugh ]. Gal
lahcr. and John Ii. Shropshire be appointed
committee iU select an Orator for the Dav, AMI
also Reader of the Declaration of Indepcn-
dcuce.
Rssoirtd, That John Reed John III. Shrop-
shire, Joseph Rawiins, William Hicks, James
Il Small, and Jacob Sheet, be Committee Of
Arrangements.
R''cired, That Chas. q. Stewart, ]. J. Palmer
and III. y. Gallahcr, he a committee TO prepare
toass FOR the occasion
WA. HICKS, Chairman.
JOINS III. SHRoPSHiEU, Scc'y.
We are requested to stale that tho dutc, re-
quIrcd by the hr,t and second resolution have
been periormcd-ihat The d.uner vii! be PFC
pared by Capt. McTiwe,hcr Thompson. amt
served up ~ pleasant grove near ioun-nuI
thai 80 soon as The arrangement, shall have been
perfected, programme OF them Will De pulIi,h-
81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
FOR Esar,C.l.

NIE have on hand fcw br's ofeVce,lert
W Wisely. ar; .ogyl, Of rice, ard
brown Susar, at o. aud ~ a.. perm, We
'l'o have, ari intend constantly o. keen. iiscoA
Ii'h, aui iio4r ~ & = q ANDERSON.
iAtpcf.-t,rry. June -. I-al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
Atient:on. Artillery /.

NoC are requested to parade at the usual
n place, IN Ihur'dig hc Fourth Of July, at
III o'clock, A. VI IN full uniform Nv urdrr,
JOSEPH {. RAWLINS, o. =.
June %. .lSa9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
Taken u;..

~ LARGE b'ack spotted noe lnotm,rked
80 Which has been tresps.siu. UPON tar ,,s
sctihcr for some months. The oaLerI. request
ed TO come forward, prove property, Tat e..
Penscs. and take him away
SAMUEL RCCkLg.
June ~ I-g1 ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
~ GAiiIHn

In Woodvilic, VI .ss., on the 23d u,.. D., The
Rev. John Fish, MIR. cu,ELrS A. Tuu.~sn<.
formerly of Virginia, TO Miss CoaNrrA V. RAy-
uoiTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

a dreadful storm visited The southwest
ern portion OF Prince George county, Va.
and the contiguous parts OF Sussex coun-
~, on ;he l4lh inst. Whole farms have
been rulned-tha crops entirely cut to
pieces-pigs. sc. killed The hail Law
1--WE and SIX inches deep twenty four
hours after he shower.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

CHARLES Dixon. who once humbury.
ed few OF the people Of this ciiv by
pretending To- deliver lectures upon cl1.
qpcncc, Sc. has been committed 10 the
work house in Louisville, for one month,
as a druukard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

y young apprentice TO the shoemaking
business. lately asked his master what,
answer he should make 10 the often re-
pestcd question, Does your master war
rant liz shoes :" answer. Tom saws
the master, Tell them that | warrant
hern TO prove good and IL they don't that
| will make them eood for noiImg."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Srrtr RrefDy 30 TrmrY WATER -
u ~ not - generally knpsn a. q ought
% be ih1i pounded alum possesses ihc
property ~ iuulSing water. \ large h-
bic Yufal olpu.yerzfd alom fp'asled
io'Y q bog bead g water .tho water sir.
red round ~ ihc hme.J will after The
l'p,c ~ feR hours IS pfccipiiaiing 81
'he bottom the impure PARTICLES. 60 purify
q That % val % found 20 p5ness nearly
90 The lfesbness sud clearness Of the
nest spring water Apail foil. continuing
four gallons. may be purified by a single
tea spOoniUl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

HfoR mendins, % perfection. tard rotal.c'ed
by cold or b0iiirs water Or acid broken
Glass, China. Sod Esrlhcuwsrc. Bone. Shell.
Ivory, fearl, Alabsstcr and Iraiher Pus.
ga per bottle. Tor sale at
STRAITTS Dou. Store
June o. I-9e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

a DESTRUCTIVE. INDEED.-Thc Rich.
mond Whig says: The notorious RoJori
Dale Otren who IN conjunction with Fan
ny Eris.d, first pa; the ball Of Loco Fo-
coism IN motion IN this country, Is Van
Buren, candidate for Congress ia Indiana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
sIOcIis EcrrY MINI ln,. rir1,f.

]niE Rocks Ferry Mil, on the Shenandoah
- RIVER, - nov offered Tor Rent Posses.
zion given Oh the i0th VI Jsly. I-l1.
MARY LEWIS
June -, i5@9 1T.
nTI9s. hu-z Ua.hinsioui1r , url,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
= Valuable Tam Yard, sc.
ron PTNT.

.fI HiRPKES-II.HEr. ~
>n1iN TNN-i NiiD, vat, 10 %, ag.eUlisc..
- isoi'rcd t3r rent u O., sg.rs-~t g. &c
'"" ot itr best lo,atoas 30 ti,c.sil - rarrsta.
"n tie I'nn.u- hu,.u,-s on 40 ,.f.n-sr .rs's.
- ih'fe i- ample rIou. \ number & Ns,. ,r,
"Ld Z cover u hss every r..rs.art f....'.
hc yari - flru..ted y .th voter. .ra ii,.a..a
GROUND lt water power AtIaiu,I.,re ol iltk
''n tr got 'nusrHIrtt ata f1I' prirc. atd %
-foat num1'r q hte' con 90 Procured st o..
place, a- there g. 30 t'nns.Y W5.tlb several
nude. sc & IHrrr - also every f.si.tt, f.- -.t.
trs h'''s fr'n r.r ~'rics. sfi tar t.- iry t...t.
oil " frn tanned ,'tI~r %! zee p. ..f,.I oi c.ti
~ o.. g 'Di a'c"'cr' 8, . f-.,rr - urtsltr.-
G'ni'. 20 Ie.t.rr - urr. ; itr Is-t, d. e..
ur.e 90 q year i.n, .l.te r...s.- .r ,s,. ID.
si''r ~ DU uiLIEEgL l.. a.
J.n IN i-7l .rtf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

Among the items IN he appropriation
bill which has passed the PENNSYLVANIA
Senate, we find subscription Of $500 .Op)
toihs extension ofthe Baltimore and Ohio
Raj Road towards Pttsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
NEUSpApEnS

Z NEWSPAPERS our last number ,r,.
informed oar readers that we should suspend the
'puelicaiicn OF our paper one week. IN order to
I Try to make collectiOns. Mr did nv. and after
4 uasel.ins siNiy miles, how much, Lis patrous.
40 you suppose we Taiscd' Not the drt--
cent. The consequence l.. that Ne are compe led
] 10 publish our paper TIN, wees ON half sheet
a. w. have 40 money TO scaa To town fof papcr -
| Such - tho "o'er tue tale ola Yves
tern pub,hhsr apologizihg 10 his readers
Tor beng Obliged 20 cut down his weekly
shee, To onc-hall of MS proper Dimensions
The simple story OF this Editor /. snly II.
| lustraiise of the general history aud state
Of newspaper publications all over the
United States. y large proportion of the
news papers. m Tact, merely drag OH from
day 10 day lingering. labor,ou, and
painful existence. which most Of them
would long $50 have voluntarily have
resigned bu, f,r the fixed motive OF pride
sud duty Which induces them to ding 10
existence, not as long IS IT /. cndur.ble
merely. but a long Hs u Is possiblc.
For this si,klv condition of The news
paper press the publishers OF newspaper,
are themselves somewha, 10 blame. OF
all the arts Of life. theirs is that whose
professors have perhaps less Of the
esprit de corps than any other. They too
often suier themselves 10 10 imposed up
on by their customers. True i, happens.
that Wills, there are very few publ her.
OF newspapers Who would not feel them.
selves entirely nj ease IA body and mind.
II they could realize within a fourth oi,hc
whole amount due upon their books. there
are almost as few who are not. NJ the close
OF The wear. (and. indeed, NJ the close of
every week ~ the year soroly puzzled
hsw 10 make both cuds meet. To TN,
observation there are of course, many ex.
cepiIons. bu, not so many as 10 invahdA,e
the general truth of IL.
Tie only remedy for this evil that We
know Of, Is for publishers. whilst thew cN.
EFT Themselves more and more 10 make
their sheets acceptable TO their customers.
TO look more closely and warilv 10 their
: own Interests; - perform less gratui,ous
Labor, and Ia INSIST upon more prompt
/ payment OF what they Justly earn. To
tins course We would earnestly advise
them; and we DO 50 the more disinteres,-
cd!v because we believe that we have
Ourselves Is little 10 complain of IN this
respect as any publishers in The country,
though probably we should have even
still less 1t We were = ore rigorous in our
requirements, especially in regard To the
terms upon which We publish all sorts OF
advertisements and public notices.
Z We were set 10 thinking of this matter
by fading in all the Baltimore CITY papers
notice OF an agreement entered into he
.ween the Publishers of that city for their
mutual prote Maj. Infeliigencer.
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a TRACT or LAID

y ing adjacent &, ttc town 90 Metric. surg So
"''h IT lrc running Wtih thc south ,il- Of
John street. Iuc!ui,r- certain LOTS u-hrtt,
iimi', ~ .i.d town. 60 wit -, "a - -i4.
81. - ~. - 80. of s-. 80, -. ~. koi ..
"'ih. pcfHsF., a 80 Others, asd ,o.tat lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

'I''iC Cc.Hatturrship heretofore existing be-
tween J~-rr,tih stevens, George " Hum
phrey', Jr u Crv,n. Singleton Chambers.
1rl jose j. .t u'ar. Q. tti. A.y Dissolved T., mu-
'g1i cor-crt. and irreri4h Sfrv~rs ,. emrow-
erred - 'iu-s n9 tl- hu.lrcs,. 1Ao.c iudr5tcd
Wiu please Cal auI ,,i:!e eahrr by note or
cash. IL, = I.sg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

The CRors.-We had cut from our ex-
change papers number Of paragraphs in
relation TO the crops, but deem i, useless
10 publish them, as from every direction,
over the whole wide extended country,
there comes out one voice, and that is
that so bountiul yield has not blessed
the labors Of the husbaudman or years.
Bait ChrOa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27
TO .IAkE CURGANT WINE.


us that u - the brst lie has over met with
Eti'9,' I,,f Prcs,.
TO IAkE CURGANT WINE.
Pick tie ourrants IN dry day, bru;Ie
aud press them, and 10 every gallon
OF curTani juice put two gallons Of wa
ter, and 20 every gallon Of ihl. mixture
put3 pounds OF clean n oist sugar, which.
when Dissolved, put together in cask
and let II fcTment /? OF II days; filing
a. morning and evening so that the I'm.
pUriics may ron over, then put the bunr
on lightly, and gradually tighten 1t. and
al the eud Of , days drive IL ii.hi. 80 that
all air Will bs excluded from li-ict II
stand until the month 81 December. and
N clear DRY weather rack I. OF and add
- 1t 3 gallons q good brandy or neutral.
izcl whskey, Per barrel, or 10 proportion
FOR less qulntl'v--it may then stand
Until tie June lo.luaing, and be then
again rackcd OF snd Il no, rcf,ctl Gne
aud bright, u may be refined With milk
OF The ~ hi'o Of eggs.
70 make 80 gallons,
T1he Of juice g1llons.
Wafer 81 dif,,
52pounds ofsuslF, equal TO q diio,
81 gallons
The ourranls oush, 10 be picked snd
BE vine made tie sane dly.
Tbs vine 8 more like foreisn wine ,han
any other Fictitious vino sud equal 20
ro'tVhhe wines, # 40; superior. MADEIRA
excepted.
Cay,lef lilly t5r 0ctoess Pick your
cufrants very carefully add if u be- neces-
slfy 10 wash them be- sure ihcy are tho.
roughly drained Pace them IN stone
jar. well covered. 20 a pot 81 boiling
Wien cooked sou strain them
through a course cloth add one pound Of
enc llavans sugar 90 each pound n Jelly.
pot iu;o iar and cover AZ above or
you mas break your ausrluis with pes.
Co., art squeeze them through a tI1ih-
Pot q pi-i u clean sugar 90 pint 90! juice,
and boil u very slowly til It becomes ~.
cd
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On the iih instant there waS a -rc,, VIII
meeting ~ 81. LOUIS, Missouri. nj which the
Hon J. NJ. WmlrE, .hc late DELEGATE IN Con-
creSS from Florida, was present. and made
speech. The ~. Loui> Republican or the : n
gave rough sketch OF his remarks lis Close
was AZ follows
You have decided 10 be represented
In the National Convention. The Whig,
will there decide upon the candidate who
Will unite the creates, in,"res, IA eNpellinr
from power those who have abused /, IA
the manner Indicated.
The selection will be made Of two in.
dividuals most promincn;-one a vene.
rab.e civilian and soldier whom know
and highly esteem. think even Aemu,,
see th,ra vast majority Of the Wig party
prefer his old trend, the accomplished
orator and statesman ofihe Wes, Inc.d
no, say to you. that lIrNRy Clay. the
prosecuted patriot, is the choice OF the
Wings ofihc United States.
III ~e can have Union and concci, Of
action, with all the advantages # office.
patronage, and the Treasury asains, US.
we will elevate 10 that office a man Of
lofty and Independent character. Of pro-
found knowledge OF domestic and 10.
reign psIicy man who viii bnng back
the Government 10 lis aucientIespec;ablc
foo,ng-who will banIsh tao bats and
oals who ere floating IN that darkness
they have created. and pto,cc, the ma
uonal interest aud honor"
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LAND FOR SALE.
XNIiLL be sold. >, public auction. "a St.,
w dry shs u Sug II .iu.usi not
Tract OF hmm

In JCHsr.an county. Frsiu's. containing 9rF
acre., adjoining the land of 10 - elton suI
Others Ihi. land "a. originally ot 't- q -
qHsi,N. sd though reduced % present 81 hard
cultivation, Yet 1t - believed that q liit.r rest
sod course Of good hu>hArdry, vii soon re-
claim Il. TIE sac VAL take place oH sc lsri,
ahh cor,nc"Cr at about 10 O'Clock. TtctttIa.
WI 10 liberal, aud ma ie known IN 80 Day of
sale JANIS G!.is..S,
THOMAS GIl,.GS,
F's'u'"r' y Tisniu G,...I itt3
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ScE Coed.

'lNiE .uhscribcr 4, nov receiving anoLer
Il supply OF Sea.Onahie GOODS
1T NPikEl KElES.
Jnne ~ l.Hn
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4 y Elect p SOL bel isfGa re- t.rttf'. Hotel
4 fHHrestpNn. aa Go }I .g.a8gs d., ysf. n.,.
o. irs't.f' 20 uo ~nt,a.riI. Chafl,.i..a
asi iisIi r..ieuy tarri.se t.mp.ay
IS ttrKlNSu Pfs.f
n % patt.t tIt o..tsI U.t DE
H'"d nr'tea orr t.r Shove hoy o., t..fr 3D..
mllt unsettled H..itr.s Geo. sttsai 3d.
tu.e d. Ian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-27

rorri,Ei's ur rur L. Sr,rI>.-The Boston
Times iacct.uu>y saw,
Editors are making estimates Of the
population ofihe L. = a, the next census.
pae puts II a, i millions. another ~
aud so on. accpfaln: 10 heir various no.
hons OF addition aud multiplication. We
set At a, seventeen million, four hundred
and nine,een Thousand aud five hundred
and siN,y-ihfce and onc-thrd. Ii any
one can get nearer than that, IL IS because
they don know any thing more about 1t
than We do.