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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

sitting Eff bp I'tciion.--One Of those
ycrnes ,lrservedly recorded reproach even
"a u bvroarous age but doubly dlsgtacetu,
v,ot tyer the alleged misconduct, IN a country,
VITA tue slightest pretensions 10 civillzatIon
took nIace A few da9s since, IN the market place
ofiIoatnn. where (the town crier having previ-
on,y gwen public notice)a wretch IN human
shane. of the name of Henry Broom, OF the pa
rsh OF Buctcrwelt, after enumeratlng her vari-
Gus qualifications. in the language aud style ola
lckr, pul his wife mp at auction. lie woman
fne grown and of handsome person, about 20
years of,ge, aud years married, stood by his
side and the first bidding was that OF painter,
who offered 3 Il; upon which she SAID, " hank
YOU SIR" carpenter cred IS Cd. and
Knisht of of the fhimhle 2S. more. \ barber
tupnrd the whole. ausmeniing the buildings at
s.. At once upoo this, raoms Iremett, of Aw-
liscombe. name One Pound, aud the husband
crying lucky hit, lie, fall his hammer; the
money was instantly paid and the transfer Of
property took place. aud the pair moved of to-
g.thrr nut the ialg Of the spectators, NJ
yards of 1000 in nunber was by this time excl
led and Broom WAS assail"d by Kisses. The an-
novance increasing. he essayed to tietend hun.
.pii and get rid ofihe molPstailon, Inv the use Of
brick bats, which "erc dung about with Vio-
lence and several bows struck ; nor did ine mat
Ter end nutil lad was h,t severely IA the iaer.
taat il is expected some time viii elapse ere he
c1n reSune his abour. Lord0H Joaa bud.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
A CARD.
New Olympic Theatre.

NJ eONS. FIl.LALAtE l. Co. mast reSneets
~ fnls iaorm the ladies and geniieuen 81
Lynchbng aud It's vie,nlty. thai lhry mi,,,a gi4
wing them iew evenings entertainment, cot,siss
ling If
GRdND DANCES. on the Elastic Cord,
by Nous and Mad. bniaasc, fne ,i,urs,, anh
Master Wm VIlalnve. y child. only sto.. -.
lie public may real assured that every exec.
lion shall be asrd 10 meffi lheif patronage.
Nj '. DUMlLiku will also inlI o,loce a gre.
variety at new aad interesting Experiments IN
yint4.inc rhiiosophg aud Legreden,ai,,, amun.
which will i" rShbnrd Tor the FIRST time here.
\ BE.3C TffUL .3UiOM3TON
Wbch cqnels. nnot surpatse. the celebrated
Anlomnion Chess PlhSer.--iogriie win many
other entertainments, witch will he given at
length ~ the bills OF the dpt
y. b. The Theatre having nrnvrd too small
io give desIrcd effect 10 the various performances
intended 80 br exhibited, they have erected a
mnto commodious building On the vacant lot AT
joining ihe old Bell Tavern. aud immediately ~
reat of ihe Post Office. It's perfectly secure a.
against the nClemehcies of the weather.
The benches ARE covered with eattrts-nnd every
atreneemen made 10 renter the nndlcnce aa,u<
Portable. The cross street leading from tic
main street VIII be illuminated.
Il Night cfperiornanec aud other pariicn
lars will he expressed IA future hills Boxes ~
tents, children halt ptiet--liallefy - ceats.
Oct. d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Match hefpeen The Londop md TiiHt,rrt
Chtbs. Tins extraprdinarv watch commenced
on the 2lin, OF April, 1924, has j"sttermmated IN
favor efthe Edinburgh pIsver,--t'e fifth game,
outhe resat of~hichih match 'au"r'y depended
having been resigned by the London Club, on
'hr 3lst OF July. There does not appear 10 he
any decided error in this game. The other
Games resulted rs follows The FIST was
Drawn At the 36th move the second was won
hv the Edinburgh Club 1T the 63d move; The
inTd walch lasted upwards OF three years aud
Is perhaps the finest game Of the ratch was
crawn al the y9ln NOV. anj the tonrlh was Won
by the London PLAYER on the s. h move. We
understand the greatest cordiality has prevailed
beIween the clubs during the match.
TCnIeGonian NerrurU.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

PURSUANT 10 nm ordinances OF Council,
ii the street committee will, on Monday
the Goth Ortober, prnGcrd 10 let, by private
contract or 90 the lowest bidder, the putting
and kcrpiug IN repair. until the lst day oi
My, 1879, nll The streets aud allies hereto
tore repaired, and kept in repair by the Com
mon CouHglj aud snch other streets aud nj
levs AS shall he hereafter designated by the
Common Council. Tire streets and alleys 10
be repaired viii be shown Ivy the subscribers
to AM parovn Wishing 10 contract,
JAS NEWH ALL,
-. q. MrRKELL,
WI. OWENS,
sCASNELL POE.
Ort g. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
n List Of LeHiers remaining IN Liberty Posi-
O1ice, The 3Wh Sept. 1928.
IL, Nribar I.s yr..

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pr,,,,' qhoussI. Rnrs,, ViIson \ K,,,g
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

n And ron SALE The subscriber vii
" 4 sell, on Friday 9th inst. by way ofr.b.
ltc aieiinn 1877 acres nj Land Terms, un,s
ihlfd cash, the balnnce on credit of and Il
years. This land lies IN Amherst, immediately
On HE road leading from Lynchbutg TO Amherst
courthouse, ab AZ D ot q mrs from Lynch
bug, hnd Is with the reception If about 30 a
cresi N woods, and u bounded by the lands OF
Boiler Clark, james Boiling and Robert Ride
way. The sale will t.he place On the premise.
PLEASANT DAWSON
ortl hsl6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
b'hdp1rte's Letter 10 ne FiioW ~ 1dmiral
br"eyS afier Inc tile Of the Me.

''7777PTTItS eHer 10 he VI10W " IdHfat
br"eys after he0 tile Of the Me.
CAIRO, ialh Of August, 1893,
iour husband has heen killed by cannon
'o'' white hg ning on MS deck. liz died with
o'' pam. aud by the best death. aud that wtIich
,''"shi t's soidIsrs most euylanlc.
AN "8enlr sensible To your grief. The mo-
"e", "hch s"yeis ms from the olJret we 1--WE IS
'''"'e II ln.IItrs rs from AL the Earth. aud
l'o'' GA the body the agonIes of death the Ia
'''s ot lhe son are annihated and its rela-
wv" WIN tue universe subsiss only through the
"'"'"'u OF horrible dream which dlstnfis eve
'''S' Mannnd appeal colder q more selfish
=" 'hey really are. la tins situation we feel
' nothing obliged us 10 live, il would be
n'o oe't TO die but When, after this thought
~, press our children TO our hearts. tears and
"ae' emotions revive the sentiments OF otH ma
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA

ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
! Col. 5 Wright. Of Norfolk,
: Brnj Harrison, Of Charles city,
j Goodwin. Of Dinriddie,
DR. Richard Field. Of Brug,cick.
. I. c. Darlington, Of HnijGlr.
Benz Hatcher. Of Chtdc, feH.
Samuel Branch. Of Buck,agham,
& Judge Fleming Saunders, Of Franklin.
DAVID 5. Garland, Of .i0,hcra
~ Chapman Joha on, otEichmoad.
II Judge +. I. Brooke, Of NpoHsgiratda,
- Charles Hill. Of kRg and Queen,
il Capt. Rob-. Lively, Of Tfsp5cfo cdV.
II CAP Hancoel, Eusfacc, NJ TaHu,
- John sbacklelord, Eag. Of Caipepr.
ID Judge W. A.G. pade Of Prime Jlil.ian
y Cot Nm. ElIzey, Of Loui,uu,
Is Alfred II. Powell, e Z Fr,ieriyk.
~ Cot. Jos. Nanzeu II Hockirgdop,
~ Judge \. stuart, Of i0guSia,
81 Ballard Smith, Of Grs,abriy.
p Cot Benz Eslill, u das4.ng'ou.
% Judge Lewis Summers. of Enn4rln
- Mpheus T. Wilson, Of MouoHgdiia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
r. Salary without Office E! =

-J,UUU DUttUFs Ifte"t't IF~'.
To be drawn on the combination system on
Saturday next, no Intrigue or corruption, the /
Grant Capitais only 10 be had bv bargain and
sgjs--who can refuse To call Al ALE Us and |
close n contlac, Tor the following splendid
eb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

G5'ViNCENr WirCHER is = Candidate for
Congress, 10 represent the counties ofCsmp-
ri |, + ats, lvana and Halifax
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

"a NNHEVs
HAS. G.. SAWklNo rsi ec,iully infor MS the
90 Ladies aud deotlemen al Lynchbuig, that
II a class Of sufficient magnitude should present
,t>ei, h. intends dividing his tune between this
and the University, for the purpose OF giving in
siratiinn IN Drawing and Painting, HIS cou, Sc
will CONSIST of Portrait aud Landscape. in OIL
miniature OIL ivory Landscape in trans parent
aud body colours Flowers. Crayon, Ebony,
Porcelain, Raised, Japsn, Velvet, 5atri Slea &c
~ Il. Particular attention viii be gtsen TO
drawing from painro.
Washington Hoiel, Sept Ia, tsl0
Mr. S, has et aspecimen of his Painting al
M Norhs Book Store, win paper for 'hese
persons who deslte instruction. TO subscflbe ihth
names.
sept, Is u''!i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
LEWIS HOPPER,
SORGEOY DENTIST

FrtSPECTFULLY informs the citizens g
u Lynchb'ng aud It's vicinity. that encour
aged bt the patronage heretofore received, he
Is now ready IN praclise IN the iinc OF his profes
sion IN AIMS various branches, Al the Eran>in
Hotel, where he will remain for short Time.
Lad''s sod Genilemen waited upon ~ their
houses, ifreques'edo
sept. ~. 1minI
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Tickets $40 Quarters 81 50

Halves
70 be had in a variety of nambers al AL
lens most fortunate Office. where the cash
will he paid al sight Tor all prizes sold at the
Office of D. o. W. Au-hhN q %
PbhpJeipt,ia oct.2~ y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

An account has been taken hv order of the
lords of The treasury, OF 'he number "t vehi-
cles passing over London.brdgr in the course
of ~ honrs--the average OF Which turns Out to
be between Il and too.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
The VELsEETsAN.
LYNCn.iRG. oCr. g. ises.
GREAT NATIONAL EIkCrius.
OHhe first Monday ia N0rsmber.
CANDIDATE FOR pRESiUEVr,
JOHN QUINCY If Massaehu,sits

VIA to whose honesty, wisdom and ability. Four
fre1drn'soi thc United states have horne ample AM
pupIc Testimony whom the rlrat HashlagYfaa, an
~ pronounced " orr most valuable public character
abroad whom the plaosophr J,Fcrsoa and the ph-
imihromc hddtsoa dfliehtcd 10 honor nnd whom thu
enlightened Monroe alter appointing aud continuing HIM
~ the highest office within his nj or eight YEARS. pub
lr, declared, thai nhatetet there of cxceonee in
his administration WIS greatly to he attributed 10 Ic
cohnses Of Mr. Adams - Chi6f Magistrate, whose
administration has e,nrrd ko excellence with thai OF
his predecessors aud during which, after having applied
Ie"Uc HHa1s ofdullars To Interesting Public Improve
ment has paid of, as document show moro than fHlR-
Gi'TiREE MILLIONS afthe Nattnnal Drpt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

A gentleman offers his services, Ia a London
paper, to write leading articles for town OF
country newspapers, aud To prepare and retisr
speeches TO be delivered at pubic meetings.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

The annual income OF the Archbishop of Can
terhury. who lately died in England. was no less
than / 70 900 sterling or 81 900.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Col. Stone of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, uuers the following correct apo
tllegm.
d" Religion must be spread by persuasion, not
by intolerance. aud morally promoted, not by
p etensons TO exclusive sauctIty, but by the in
fluence ofs"od example
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Leechts-It has been lately discovered that
eeches twice applied possess the property oI
communicating to the second subject the dlstasc
of the first.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

lie Courier des Etals Unis, of New York.
states that an experiment has been made at Ih-
cennes, with the steam cannon purchased Nv the
French Government, Of Nh. Perkins. and tina
the machine, though very ingenious, did not
IN any respect answer the purpose. Its great
weight. - 600 lbs. renders the use of ye,v
difficult and besides. il carries bali ON y half
the distance which it would go, if nnpel,ed by
gunpowdtr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Erapiue carefptfy befOre you dseide.-fbe
only secret have found TO prevent the evils of
lie, is to do nothing without having well exam
inrI before hand, in what We are going 10 en-
bark In most things We undertake, the be-
glnnings are agreeable they seduce us, but W.
shoud think of ,he end they are paths strewed
with iloaers-where these paths lead to IS the
most Important question. DoiSOn'S Petfareh,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
RICHARD RUSH, Of p,nn.v,ras,a

heacns aud patriotism ofthis candidate ne bcitn,
seon N the able and successful Administration Of the VI
ona Finances. aud IN Reports IN Which the best Inter
esis oithe country hlse neon carleSsy ated ~ IN
any culoCiuln We can pen.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Or. hodrew Duncan, Professor Of the Theory
of Medicine IN Ednburg University. died IN 1u-
" last, at the age of eighty three, lhere are few
contemporary American physicians who have
visited Edinburg. that have 10, oad some ac.
quantancc, elinrr personal or official with the
venerable deluuct,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Een.ucky, rs Geo,gia and South Cdroiina.-
The feeling manifested towards Kentucky by
Georgia aud South Carolina would be a fit theme
for rdicuIe, ift were not true that i, may lead to
the most fatal consequences. The force of ex.
ampIc is pruyerblaI; aud, although no evil may
aoW spring from these crimiaa! EXHIBITIONS of
hostility by or" section oil country towards ano,
thor, because Of foacied, or even Of real
cont'arie'y oimiefests, yet, AT some future peri.
od, still greater violence may be manifested, and
our posterity may plead in justification the ex-
ample of South Carolina aud Georgia as those
two States "o~ may the precedent furnished them
by the Hartford Convention
As an evidcnceof the feeling to which we have
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

French child has arrived in London with
Il, uareats. which has in distinct aud leslhie
r,nrcd capital characters, round the ball ct the
,ic,, eve, Napoleon, Empcrcur; aud round
rbar Of the lp, Empereur Napoleon The
es are blue and the letters appear OF the same
c,uir. The aiarchianess Of Drronshne IS to
,oy the child 10 the k,ng, before the public can
seq her The parents have letters 10 Ill the
IN Of medical men in London, aud to the Duke
al su.spA. who hal been previously made ac-
canned w,.h IN, most extraordinary phenome-
NAM.
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,sae..--

Mr.. YardIey, oftbs Surrey (Eng) Theatre,
blnd IN his right eye for some years, owing TO
accident while performing AZ prury Lane Thea
TIC, recovered his sight AT Waterloo bridge dur
ing recent thunder storm: a remarkably vivid
flash Of lightning rendered him insenslble, and
on recovering, his sight was restored.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

n saS ~ ny ~ - -
The i''' ,,;nns. determined %" retaining 'ne =.
paf'i' daring tie night, aud either h'sse"
sen' ho,p expected with the car, !"
81 NV s"'' -, The following morning, WIN
in'hr ,,.,,,a. Professor of chynhsify, 'he
IL ,sbe recently asccndrd with me al
srn'.''i aud vino. from the rx RENE fo"s h''e's
"r"''''' had been on that oeeasi"" pre-
% '"' f.an,nakmg some anNionslY wished eA-
.ei"e' lie was. hnwevc~ again doomed ~
nff"" 1.,,,,.,,. for un "Wednesday morning
'A''l "A ,,lev a strong gale fr.dn the "est, "hich
me - nparls the day. aud witch would IN
"n' '' bayr drifled the machine 10 the
2" l., the evening IL became more cam.
'"'' .s,,l waste aud condens ni"n OF the gasa
p" ID, having been inflated on h"hhy
,. ia nal allow sufficient ascending power
N 80 nersons. under these circumstances,
\ Yu,.,s,s having Ansn led to anticipate an as
Icn,o,ed the ear alone about five c'oeR'
,scsoded 10 the height Of about lnne. al
D,sm,ning M nearly half an hour, ! aese'h'
,fsIy on Bfnn,ly common i've nhes NUN
-, feld from winch assembled. lie balloon
-, Nc. were then packed ~ and sem on !"
49,, in, my travelling companion, VINO
INN, the iay been visited by some nun
ol, ,f individuals. did not arrive nn'il last e.
', ,,hrn he returned TO his old quarters
g, and sound being the first OF his race 'ha'
yooden horse OF pacolct cxcepted) ever ira
y,r,ed The res ions OF me ar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

u,aof our readers have donhiless nerusea
.,nd. ope, from the English papers. OF
70 sIn,ai,ay condp / ola CAPTAIN, W iIl'"m
a,. yh, nard ed a number Of persons
" .',,i h.. brig. the Mary Ru3scl on hel pas
, q" from Barbadoes to Cork. We fiji none
aur 'f Loolon papers by the Columbia. Il lons
,.n y of his ,rial, which took place at Cork on
,,r 4,h of August. The case was committed to
,tc ,,,y al half pas, five o'clock in the evening"
to afa, brinp out about AN hour aud a haif.
..,,,,r,ed INTO court with the following Verdicl
GUILTY, but we consider him I" have bee" IN
an insane state Of mind at the time The YER
'Gc, was not received, and as Baron Penneia,her
tantatnonnt to a verdict of MOI Gull
80 the issue was returned to them. when with.
n,t leaving the box they gave the following
,rrdct Not Guilty. having commit'ed the act
when aborng unier mental dtfansemant
y,nediaiey on the verdict being read, Capt.
e,cvar, threw himself on his knees, raising his
,ods to haagen. as II in PRAYER. and continued
i, mis- oosiilon for aboat half minute.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

Of he members Of Congress-i5 are Certainly
Tor Jackson, and II Mr. Wfighti5 reelected (of
which there is some doubt,) --(besidcs the G..
lection OF the Jackson Candidate 10 supply the va.
cancy in Dutehoss DisaicO--I for Adams, and &
anti-mssOnic.
OfHe Senate are for jackson, Adams, I
Adams and and-nascnic, and Q anh-mssonic.
~ ne Houss-sO are for Jackson, SO for a.
cams, 10 anu-masonic, not known, aud 1 va
carey.
Mr.. VAN BuRFv, tae Jackson republican can.
tidate, IS elected governor by about 600 ma
Jotily over Judge Thompson, tlc Adams candidate,
and probably by q considerable majority ever both
The Adams aud anii-masOt.ic candidates.
Judge THRooP, the Jackson republican candi-
oa'e' Is elected lieu!. governor by about the same
majority.
ADD 10 these gratifying exhibitions Of ,he repub
icaD strength, tle certain elevation Of their patri.
OF candidate, Andrew Jackson, 10 tle Presidency
Of Tue Union.
Such ia the result notwithstanding tic unigcati-
90 efforts, lavish Expenditures. and disgracefui
Combinations Of the par'izans CT Of Mr. Adams
The friends Of Geneial jackson hare supported
tneir candidates uron fiir,op and direc. grounds
hcy have sought 10 ED, except shat Of truth and
;le merits o. their cHusc. ] The friends Of tlIe ad-
m'nstreii9n have resoTted 70 every possible trick
con'ivance and combination; and the system which
brought hr. Adams into power has been carried
ont ~ tie most unprecedented and shameful bar
gaining 'troughou: tho STATE in his manner they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Deduct Adams majority,

Probable Jackson majority, 52oS
The result will prove that this is not an exag-
gerated estimate. Indeed VIC shall not be sur.
prised, IL the majority for the Republican caDdi.
Date should be or 5000 votes.
This demonstrates that the people Of Keut,,c.
Ky are not disposed 10 tolerate the appointment of
tle Chief Magistrate, in contempt Of the will Of
majority Of Tho American peopc--that they can
no! be said by Mr. Clay, and that they have not
degeneratcd from their original free principles"
Their decisions has been alike independent, vrtu-
Gus and decisive. We now believe that Gen
Jackson will receive the unani.sous support of The
Western States. Louisiana is the only State in
The West which we now consider at all doubtful;
and she viii not, we believe, withhold her support
iorom the Patriot and Hero, whose gallant con.
duet has contributed SO much TO her prosperity,
safety and glory. [.ldrcrtiser.
KENTUCKY.
Tie following letter from Frank fort Contains "a.
turns end estimates which cannot fail 10 be inter
es!ing 10 our readers The returns in the districts
ct Moore, Cisrke, Mclistlon, and Leeompt NAV
be regarded as very nearly accurate:
TRANSPORT, nov. g, 1925
Ofor Sr: l congratulate you most heartily
on the triumph Of principle in Kentucky. There
remains no doubt that we have carried fi,e state
hy majority OF 5000 10 10000. The con,,,lete
returns received b.; US arc as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
CINNcINATI (OHIo,) Nov. 1.-THE returns Of
votes for Electors of President and Vice President.
IN tne cstern States, warrant the conclusion, that
j. y. Adams will not receive an eiector al vote
west and south west of tho Mountains.
In OHIO, the majority for AN DREW JACK
SON will. probably, he from three to four thou
SAND IN KENIUCKY, about seven thousand.
ana III INDIANA from three TO FIVE thousand
The CIVIL REVOLUTION which we antici.
pa'cd, has actually taken place. and the PEOPLE
have IkluMpHED over the Coalition anu
Aristocraey OF the west. If the Atlantic states
have done their duty to themselves and 70 their
country, the FARMER OF TENNESSEE will
ascend The highest Office in human government,
with majority which will reinsfatc the admins.
ration OF our public afTiirs to the original princi.
PIES OF the constitution. (.fdt. Repu5.
THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
The advices from Liverpool, 10 the Ilih October,
| received by yesterday mornings mail b,ve
completely rallied the prices Of bread suf,s in Ibis
market. Early yesterday morning, before tic
news was generally known, sale Of Howard
street Flour from store was made at S?.75; but
as soon the intelligence was pronuIga,eJ =,
rise took place. and sales were subsequently maI
from stores at 49, SO 25, SIS. ,and SO per barreJ
cash. The sales from the stores we've cbief,v al
SS5o, and were generally effected as early as ten
o'clock in the morning, when further transactions
were suspended, and higher prices asked. The
sales at 50 was for lot Of 200 barrels. Tho
wagon price commenced Yesterday at IS, and
was very soon run up to SS35c; at the latter price
number Of loads were taken. In the .Garroos
offers we're made for several loads at IS rs. and
refused In City Mills Flour there were ITO frame
actions. Small parcels Of Susquehanna Flour cor.
tinue 10 arrive in market.
I'VE learn that on Saturday afternoon, EXTENSIVE.
purchases OF Howard street Flour were made an
speculation, at $8
Sales OF Corn .heai were made YESTERDAY ,,o,--
ing At So 10 per barrei, and Ss1i5O per cask, cash
1t is now held at 1857 ~ per barrel. and SIS
per cask.
Early yesterday morning, sales of good rel
'thcat were made at Si.S5 and Si.00; and sales
oil white Wheat at So per hushei. We have heard.
at So.
Our inquiries authorize US to quote old Corn al
so 81 cents, and new Corn at 80 a IS cents.
rye Is worth % 81 cents. Sales of Oats wero
made yesterday at 80 cents
sales oil small lots OF iphiaIeyiu hhds. yesterday
Of 26 cents; but the article is now held firmly ~
~ cents. Supplies are now arriving from tho
SusQuehanna. Baltimore finer. NOV. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

no proposition io.at;Sn'pi sereYonee 81 tte u
MON icos crcr submitted erca limited at by any
one, OF any intention expressed by any one that
he would use any means TO crcite the people to
such movement, or II, any manner TO ALLEVIATE
their affections from the Onion.
i am very sincerely your friend.
JOHN CARTER.
The Hon. Robt Y. uayne, Charleston.