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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
PRINTED AKp PuaLIsHBD,
DAILY,
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY, 10. 1923.
From ne Literary Sourenir, by ,9iarie A. Hctts
MARIE ANTOINE TE AND MIRABEAU.

San interview between this unfortunate queen
and he reroluti,n sry leader, took place in the
PR ate garden of ST. Cloud II is said he left
her with these words; -"Madame, the mo-
narchy is saved" but his intentions, whether
sincere or other wise, were soon after frustrated
by death, occasioned, as it is generally believ
ed, by poison.
.IIow softly comes the waning time
To nature in 4 southern chme
Ills autumn-but an autumn noon.
And sunny as AN hour Of June;
Yet twines the rose it's trelised bower;
Yes Angs the fount its silvery shower:
Iasect and bird are the wing,
And plays the breeze, like a breeze Of spring.
The furest's messy walks are green,
The trees are clothed in. leafy sheen,
Only their glittering hues betray
49, A glory ripening for decay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

The intelligence from Kent aud Sussex -
the most cheering nature. he friends % ;,
Administration there will have at ieas'
thousand Of majority at the nrxt e'ee',o" i,
And we ae much mistaken, 1t New 49, 49,.
County does MOI run up balance asai"ss IN
General, on the same OCCASION. ="
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

We have received letter from trIcnd y
the Eastern part OF thi, State, who ''!a"I '"s
cate, gratifying intelligence, in rea,o' - 40 80
prospects of Mr.. Adams. He says 'ha' J" .,, w.
neig orh,od il PeIquimans county, e"'a
cling circle ofeight miles, there ats ons 80" ,,,,
drtd families, and GU, of tie whole op n : :.
persons arc m favor Of Gen. Jackson. II, -,
confident, ha, four Ef!hs Of the votes o. t'',
county will be given 10: The Electoral i' INK
formed by the Cony n!ion recently nee - 90,
city. In Pasqnetank county, our ~ ' crg
adds, we have majority. !" Eliz-'e'' I ~"
thee months ago, The Gen. had amljo w.
the scale has tuned, in favor Of Mr.. hn'" d,
C-mdcn County is abou, equally divided, ." i.
most Influential and respectable psr' o. 9
zens are In favor or The Administrator
roe 90 - Raleigh Rex. Feb. !.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
BECCD and CARNAGE
Ctekrt.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON.

Who, the 18th Dec 1906, in Congress, opposed the
of Thanks TO the llustrious Washington
Who, in the convention for forming the constitution Of Ten
nessee strove to favor the rich, by allowing en give
many votes as there might be counties which they
owned and-and TO how down The poor by iobidng any
one holding seat IN the Legislature uRess he 0WaCd
THO HUNDRED ACRES OF L1NDj
Who, in 1906 in the town Of Nashville deliberately shot
down Charles Dickinson, respectable fellow townsinan,
merely because Dickinson complained of untarness
In race, and then extingly wrote TO friend, 81 iet
the damned rdsed! rehering in his blood !"
Who, in 1906 sheltered and caessed the infamous Burn al
his house offered N. w. Williams a commission in
Burrs army and purchased the boats on the Cum
berland IN that treasonable expedition;
Who, the 4h Of September lsi3 attempted us:assi
nate Thomas H. Benton, then an officer IN the army and
now Senator from Missouri;
Who, the 4th ef Ju:c, lsl4 denounced Mr. Madison rs
unfit for President, for the horrid that he
much of philosopher 10 look blood and carnage with
composme; -
Who, in 1916 imprisoned Mr.. Loaor, senator of Lou
sana, merely for complaining Of his arbitrary mcasue.-
ordered him to be tried Tor his life by Court Mauial
dispprOved their verdict Of aoquttai-and kept hi in
Jail unit, Jackson's edct was abrogacd by the President
proclamation of peace;
Who imprisoned Judge Hall for granting the writ Of habeas
corpus, which he was hound on oath 10 do aud who,
when the District Attorney applied TO Judge Lewis for
writ 10 olberae Judge Hail. arrested the one for making the
request, aud ordered the arrest of the other for granting
Who when the Legislature of Louisiana refused TO suspend
the privilege Of hhbeas corpus, at his bidding, suspended
himself, and expelled the representatives, from their
hail at the point at tho haynnet
Who the 22l of January 95, after the news of peace
had arrived, signed the unreenng order for the MUIR
DER OF the Six Militia Men;
Who in 1914, ordered John Woods be shot, simply be-
cause he refused To obey an up start who bid him do some
menia service which he had no right to demands
Who in the of Nashville run sword through The,
body OF his relative Samuel Jackson but cunryed to
cape the galows which he would have expiaed his
crime had the laws been put in force;
Whose tyranny in the Forldas even more ntoerabe
than the iron desposm of Spain aud unrelcnliig,
that Congress made IL punishable by fine and mprison-
He Tor any man to attempt TO enforce Jacksons odi-
nanceS
And who is supported by the ultra the ambitions and un-
prnciped ot all pariesby tie advocates OF slavery the
enemies Of the Tariff, and of American Indusry-men
who" would rather reign in Hell than in Heaven" ="
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1898

his aunt met him at the door, and led him
into the dining room; she gazed upon his pal
lid features, without betraying the least sur
prise, which led him to believe that something
had happened during his absence, with which
she was acquainted, and which nearly con-
cerned his standing with Maria.
"Tell me, Aunt" said he" what has hap
pened at Mr.. Du Boyce's."
Aasn' said she, " are you able TO bear
IL"
eyes" said he, assuming an Dir Of uncon-
cern--I can bear il now | can bear it better
than can this killing suspense
"Your Maria" said his aunt "has proved
herself unworthy Of you
"say not So rcpHod he, &" must not hear
her tradaced If she has erred / forgive her;
Oh yes, could forgive her any thing-iell me
FIRST, is she harpy;"
"As happy as the-wiclod can be-" replied
his aunt. "Shortly after your departure, Ed
ward Davenport obtained from her promise
Of marriage, and | understand she frequently
holds you up as an object of ridicule-she
mocks at your picty, and-But you cannot
| bear it-you look like the image Of death"
$50 on bcsocch you," said he.
"She says" continued his aunt, 4" that she
never loved you, and that 1t is surprising that
| you should ever have the vanity 10 think so.
| Her parents commend her; and have said
their daughter shall never be the wife of Il
hypocrltical Presbyterian"
Alfred had sat motionlcss. The shock SEEM
| cd to have paralyzod him. Ills agony brought
| large drops of cold sweat upon his brow, and
as she finished, he claspcd his hands and cas-.
| ting his eyes upward exclaimed, Father for
| give them, for they know not what they DOS
| From that hour he never smi!ed-his thoughts
wcro turned from Earth to Heaven. lie
! gradually sank under tho blow, and at length
yielded up his immaculate spirit 10 tho God
who gave it, HIS parents have lost their all
their Aatioring expectations have gone down
to tho dust. and they vii! not long stay be-
| hind.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND THE PUBLIC In GENERAL.


IT obvious, that writing executed with Ink
may he discharged by the application ofo& muiat Of lime,
oxalc, and other strong acids very dangerous power Is
possessed by evil disposed persons, for oectng any alera
% tat suits their pnrpoee either in sum- number, date,
dorenent; therefore respectfully submit for the in
speeton OF the public in general specimens of WM NJ Ev
ANS PYen Checks Drafts SC. for preventing Jrdads by
alterations :! trust that a reference the annexed
hcaes viii satisfy tho public of the advantages be derived
by its adoption
The Jooring is certificate from John D'Wolf, r. Esq.
Professor Of Chemistry in BrOnn University.
hner making number ofexperments the engravings
OF Wm NJ Evans patent Checks SC intended TO prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Checks Notes. Bills Of
Exchange, &c am satisfied that his plan will the pur
pose proposed, and IS worthy of patronage.
JOHN D'WoLF, Jr
Providence, May %, 1929
Certificate Of DR.. Robert Hare Professor Of Chemistry,
ia the University Of PennsyiDdnd.
do hereby certify that have aentvely considered the
method adopted by Mr.. VIM. NJ Evans, prevent frauds
aud irgees, In the alteration of Checks and other instr-
ments, and am of opinion that by adopting the plan that
lie has proposed great obstacle Is thrown in the way Of
fraudulent alterations and the public security against forgery
Is enhanced (Sgned) ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia Oct. 23d, 1897.
Promisory Notes. Drafts, Bills Of Exchange Bank Checks
sc. Sc either unbound, bound in books Of various Sizes
as may be required can be seen by applying To
:. J. DEWEY,
dgent for the .NeD-Engiapd States,
Sept. o. No. 49, Market Street. Providence, r.. /.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,

sJN0. 10, WtStWHTsItT-SHtet' -
uHART DAWLEY, MERCHANT TAiLohs, VIII
Ill keen constantly on hand, general assortment OF
Coths, Cassimercs, Yestings, TRAININGS, Se oi The
most fashionable patterns aud colors.
Also, constantly hand an extensive assortment oi
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting Of blue, black,
olive and mixed Dress COats blue, olive, claret, brown,
mixed and Cobeau F okS and Stous blue, black, owe,
Jr,h mixed and white BroadclOh and Cashmere Pantd-
Ioons; Velvet Silk Moeskn, Cashmere, Toine, Valen-
cia and Marseilles Pests. ,.,
All Garments purchased OF HART DAwLEY wh'sn
shall not answer the expectations Of the purchaser, may be
returned, and others will be made.
az rGamens will he made TO order, and In style inferior
10 none. 80.
GTCurng particularly attended to.
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FALL GOODS.


EHUTTS * LOCKWOOD would inform their friends
Il y customers that Iney nave Just
York; their Fail supply OF fresh imported Goods in their
line, which they will offer at such prices as will give general
satisfaction To purchasers Among them super and
perfne BROADCLOriS, of every fashionable color,
Of which are OF very superior quality blue, black miXed
cinnamon dnb and other fashionable coorcd CASSl-
MERES; velvet, plain, figured and striped, Valencia Mar
seles, toinett, silk and swdnsdown NESrlNGS; superior
goats hair cambets imitation goats hair and common dio
tartan Pais; green floor cloth Baze; green Bookings; do
Serges, Canton Flannel for mems wear lambs wool DaweIs
and Shirts worsted do do extra large size ag bananna
llandkerchief do for neck pocket; silk Navarno Neck
stocks Webb's patent and other Suspenders; prime
sorment OF Gloves and Hosiery; bang up cords Vevets
cotton Cnvats; chlden's Buttons; Paddings; SatnetS
olive find dra Duils; Shngs and Sheetings; blue and
drab Banets Irish Linens; colorcd Cdmbiicks, &c. &c.
case Silk Umbrellas, superior manufacture
do cotton do do do
On hand, good assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING
Please call at No. Ia, Market square.
Wanted-Two or three first rate Journeymen Tailols-
others need apply.
1TGaments made in the first style and workmanship,
and warranted 10 fit sept ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11

1MrREssMENT.-As singular fact i. related
in the Edinburgh Review, which places in A
strong light the dotesiaiion in which the ora c.
tice of hnpressmcnt is held by the best mart of
tho lower classes in the British nation, and
which one would think must operate strongly
on tho minds of the government, 10 Undue O
them 10 lind some new means Of providing sea :
mon for their navy. When, in conseq uonco Of
ibo sending of troops TO Portugal, rumors Of
war were recently prevalent in England, Ito
members OF large association, 20 whIch tho
most respectable merchant 'seamen belosg.
consisting OF between four and five thousand
persons, had como is the settled resolution,
IN case impiessment should again be enforced,
TO hire or occupy a. many merchant vessels os
were necessary, and TO Iomove, at once and
forever, To the United Ststes. Such 10 ths
desperation 20 which large portion OF The
population might he urged. ny Q rssswsf Of
ths prSe,iee 10 hs fosmef sitest. ,-srs
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
HATS. LIME AND GROCERIES.

vJIE subscriber offers for sale the most reasonable terms,
New York and other Hats Of the newest ashionsj with
consant supply the first quality Harris Rock Lime wa an'-
ed and all damage paid IL does not prove good Togeher
with complete and genuine assortment OF GroceNe "hoe-
sale and retail. -
Alosatinets shee,ings, Shrtng,, and other Dry Goods
The whae any of the above articles will be sold at The low
,st prices for cash approved credit. T. siELDoN,
AuV 30
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
JOHN G. CALHOUN.

The Prince Of Prodigas" whom Randolph STYLED the Ar
my Candidate" in ls2l-and the head Uf The attempted
rebellion in the South in 1928.
Whose loose principles and Hostility To the Tariff whose
Vaultng ambition, and whose conduct in the Senate, are
so many dead weights and drawbacks that Gov. Cliri-
ton pronounced him a misonc around the neck of the
Opposition,
.N H. Journal.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
CABINET FURNITURE.

No. 6s, BROAD STREET. 49,
IUyE subscribers, grateful to their friends and inc public
for mast patronage respectfully inform them that they
keep always Oh hand supply of fashionable and common
Frnite made the hest materials, and IRON the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
ssla s's5 and Tables.
Dining
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, Sc &c. u a., !, ~
Those in want of any articles in our line WIN hhu II W
their interest to give call before purctse s we are
determined sell cheap any egula oa6ne. Maker & III
this town. and Furniture being n ,ran,ad nm,
diaiev under our own direction, "i be warranted e!ua
nth IN materials and workmanship, to any made in this
country. a, T.. ,bo,t f,Iv ,eceivea and
Puuc.uany ""1" SAMUEL s. JOSEPH RAWSON.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
JAMES TUCKER,

HI AS constantly hand, general assortment of
Ill Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings and Trimmings of the
most fashionable patterns.
AISO-constanly on hand extensive assortment Of
RrApv MApr CLoTHI NO. consisting of Blue, Black, Olive
and Mixed DREss CoATs.
B,ue. olive, Claret Brown Mixed and cosbeau FRocKs
and SuRTOUTs. ,.. r,-,.,
Blue black olive dnb, mixed and white Broadcloh and
Cashmere PASTALooNs.
Velvet, silk, moeskin cashmere, toilne Valencia and
Marseilles VEsTs. ,-c.
TIK EWIsE-Cambe and plaid Cioaks and Great Goats,
Linen and cotton Shirts, ready for immediate use,
Linen and silk Pocket Handkerchief hemmed,
White muslin and cambria Cravats, hemlned,
limitation linen cambria Cravats,
Black figured and plain Cravats,
Iambs, wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waterloo Cravats,
Gloves of all descriptions,
black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas, sc. sc.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
THE COQUETTE.
" Behold the tragic loading Of That he'd
The work is thnc!"-SHAKsPEARE.

The work is hine!"-SHAKsPEAnE.
CoNCLUDED.1
To add to his grief their SOD who had now
begun to wear the down upon his cheek show
ed no disposition to profit by tho religious in
structions Of his anxious parents, but will.
recklcss.ardor pursued the glittering phantom
of pleasure through the mazes Of orror-nor
even could he be prevented from sczing the
gilded bait of vice while they hung over the
vortex Of ruin! He was a " dark and daring
sinner, his passions we're strong-hs mag-
ination wild and towering, and for several
years he led the van in tho ranks Of pronigacy
and wickedness. Still there were some re-
doeming traits in his character which en-
couraged his parents TO continue their prayers
TO mcrcilul God on his account. lie was
not deliberately wicked-his soul was incapa-
BILE Of meanness--his spirit would not grovel-
But alas this rendered his doeds the more
high handed and notorious; but, ga change
camo DER him." Were Alfred now to rise
from his grave and return to the arms Of his
heart broken parents their joy would be
scarcely noe comp'cts than il vss vken he
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
fit No. 81, Market Square.
-~ur .ubscrbers would inform their and the
r.olic that they have received per the last Steam
nat, from New York. their fall supply of Goods, consist
ingd ,,
Black,
Green, Broadcloths
Olive, ana
Brown, Cassmeres,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
or different prices and qualities.
New and elegant Vesngs great variety OF Cotton and
suk Cayats and Idkfs. entire style. Calnblets &c
oanos o different kinds Velvets. Bang up cords, and
&c which will be sold at the lowest market price, or Cash
or approved paper. T.. =. q L. WELLS
sept 20
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11

The business in future will be conducted by the subscriber,
the old stand No. 49, Market street, Providence, X. l.
who respectfully solcis share OF the public patronage that
has been so literally extended to the above concern
S J. DEWEY.
n. b. Every endeavour will he used To distribute fortunes
gifts 10 all oe who patroize the Lucky Office, at No. 3d.
Market-street. Oct I
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
sept II
ALBERT SWEET,

FASHIONABLE HAIR-CUTTER,
No So Westminster-street, corner of Ordnge-st0d,
EI EEPS constantly hand Combs, Lather brushes,
VN Pomatum, Hair brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne
Water Hair OIL Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving soap
Court Plaser-and great variety OF articles necessary LOT
the gentleman's toilet. -
Rsxors honed and set in the keenea order. sept b
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11

VoYAGE TO PERv, BY LIEUT.. BRAND.
Without extraordinary pretensons 10 litera
ry merit, written, indeed, occasionally, in a
rather slovenly manner. this voluuc presents a
strikingly unaffected picture Of the stenes Wit
nessed by its author. There is so muS reaIi-
ty about it, that we seem his companions, ra-
ther than the readers of his book. The fol-
lowing specimens viii give the reader nely
idea of the delights Of travelling ia ,hat coun-
fry
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

According to the laws in force the ensuing choice
ccors will be made in several States of the Union in the
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NOTICE.

VE0HE Copartncrship heretofore existing in Providence
H. between the subscribers under the firm of EVANS X
Co. IL this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
indebted 10 said concern will please make immediate pay
ment To :. j. DEWEY, who authorized 10 settle the busi
ness of the finn and those having claims win call on him
for settlement. WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
SOLOMON j. DEWEY.
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l. SAMUEL NJ BISHOP
HNDNTlNUEs transact Commission Business nj
C,baylestop s. g. Orders for the purchase Of Cotton
sale cf Domestic Goods-and procuring eighs, promptly
attended 70.
lHvsup f. CAsRirsror 90.
g. q y Msv~ss sSo
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NEW GOODS,

TUSr received per ships franklin and Envoy, direct
- from the manufacturers, England lot Of Hard
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31
a. 80 CHANCE.
T. o. Oye DUr!!

Am lhr ipth ol Mny,n package eoninin-
" ing CHICKS, fIiHE ne KITS and
money, 10 The amount 81 several HUNDRED
DOLLARS. wa forwarded from thaflotlrf.
vile 10 Aue Leltwioh of Lynchbafg and has
moi yet been received. In the paolnfe. were
two chuck on the Farmers Bank oi Vlrguin,
signed by Alexander Garrett, Il. u Yn.--sone
Tor ~ %, dated April /, 1928, aud payable
to ! Frefwcl or bohrrr the othrr FOR $50,
dated My 9 1898 payable 10 -. iliReinbo''
hnm - bearer, Among the Lottery l,ckris
wrrr tn following IN The OH Glass Virginia
Navigation lottery.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31

lh,lbi Trtze pl goo iDeII
Also oh Class snmr Lottery.
WuoI IInkiIs uAIYE4t QUARTERS.
From no, lll1 tol5 FROM 1916 10 20. From 10 to 30.
6sbO 81
T. the Dl.mal Swnmp Lottery, lfli Cln's.
WHO'LL YtIKfIA uiHHrfrs IlsiIfIH.
IL ~ 30 - - 80 ~ ~ -
Is 30 - II ~ Al 10 ~ 81
81 10
E,sidea mrny others IN ali OF the above lot
trrips aud the NeW York sub Washington
Lotteries. Vruders 81 tcheis and Others mo
cautioned 4n,rd thltine the shove uekrts,
md are requested 10 aprtrhrnd any pers' "a
lhai mny present thu To- puy 0lrnt II auY
person viii orWnrd The hn"ve phoknRe 10 {.
T. MGItENNIE, charlottesville, or A. n T.
NiCu, Lyncbhnrg, h. shnli he literally re
wnrded. II the Gndrr has opened the puck
pee aud used the MONEY aud will retntn tho
li,heta aud CHECKS, 10 further enquiry W'l
hc made.
ChnioaesrHie, n bue q. 3us1
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GJIsiTI AIRY.

Died, On Tuesday adernpou laai. NJ tho
Residences Of Wm. DAYS. jr near This plar~.
Mi Snmi. l.. D4pis. hlff Il distressing Him
OF SEVERAL weeks--a young gentleman grneI.
ally known and es generally esteemed.
-. IT The residence Other brother (Dr
VIM Siepioe Ia Bedford. Ms. ---------- Mas
sis, consofi IT Mr. YIN hassie Of A.spn
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EDUCATION.

LgnchbWg Young Lodies' Seminary,
"A public eShmtnati o the pupils II Tbs
~ institution, viii take place on Thursday
the ilsi Inst. At . o'eioek A NJ precisely. The
teachers "iii be- tbpnkfa 10 thnsr pfraens who
slall intend the snid pnblie examination.
fElER II. LEURA.
lnl, - 3ffs3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31

h#azs --Alwy pafs T.. r- a-eHhsfmg
In some pats Of Botetoaft ~ are told tho has
been no ran since the middsoi NAV In farr.
Of Campbell. Bedford. Amherst aud nelson l5ry
arc SUFFERING very much. and the prospect Of the
corn aod tobacco crops /. ssry gloomy.
u Nr Barbour sa,ls tomorrow. from New
York. Ia the packet sh,p Pacific, tor liverpool.
- enter on his dutc, OF Minister 10 England
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31

The past week 352 hhds ofp"''rd tobaeeo %
hhds refused total Jos.
The qaantty Of Tobacco" inspecting ofRio' "
dimlnIsh--prces seem TO be "Nhoa' ans'"h'"
r,ae TOBACCO is still in very far demand, from
-.at,A3 wLi,e the inferior sells from , 10 3.
Tbc la, forcjvn accounts TO the 2oh Of June,
.',o,,ce no ch..upe IN the tobacco tlade. The
ouantIt, on nand large, and The pricesyery low
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coLoNIZAIlON sOCIEIY.

fVI4VIFTfIf
The Managers Of the L}nchbnrg AaHltfy
Colonization SociriV are requested 10 NEE
THIS AFTERNOON, AT 5ocloct, a, ihc VIZ
.r,n,,n Office. RICUD. II. 1OLEK. secg.
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FTNHl cash VII be- gwen for III wheat r..
y eeipls given hs " J tlrrs,y ~ the Ger.
man Mill, by applying NJ NY office
BENJ HRBsEY.
July n if~2ws1