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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04

handsome assortment, some equal to any i'm
ported, with beautiful borders
cases 7.8 and ~ Irish linens gross, beached and
perior finish
: do housewife linens, warranted bleach
2 do Irish sheetng
IA, 8 4, ga and 1914 table diapers
Birdseye and Russia do
Linen cambrcs, some extra fine
Do do hdkfs, elegant colored borders
Ladies' black and white English and French silk hose
Do do do cotton and worsled do
English and French white and black silk gloves
White and colored kid, beaver and cold castor do
Gentlemen's real buck, beaver and Horseskin do
Cravat stffeners
Cold plaid Italian cravats new and beautiful article
Black Italian cravats, superior quality
} cases ladies' leghorn bonnetS, some extra fine
Mx'd and white lambswool hose
Do do do half do
Cotton, flags and Britannia hhkts
An elegant assortment of puffs curs clusters rauls
ringets latest style, warrantedof the best ma
Large shell. tuck and side combs
Long, curl and dressing do
Ivory and pearlpocke do
Brazil shell tuck and side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
l.acils, long and short
Silver thimbles; Tapes and bobbins
200 200 dozen clsrk's spool cotton ,
o bale ao and do patent thread
blue, black and assorted servings
Do do do twist
Ira pengro suspenders. superior quality
Callap do do do
Res, gilt, coat and vest buttons
l bale Lyon skin, weighty texture
5 do negro cloth
do blue plans
do inseys various patterns, very weighty texture
? do grey plains
German tickleuburgs and oznaburgs
Tillaling ALSO,
81 Packages Of Domestic Goods:
3 bales Washington and Columbia ticks
cases striped and plaid ginghams, some extra fine
and handsome patterns
do 5-4 apron checks
do A do do
bales Ga beached sheetings
do 81 do do
do a. do do
do Ga brown sheeting
do 54 do do
do ~ do do
do ~ do very heavy texture and well calcu
lated for Negroes summer wear
90 bales cotton yarn, from No. to H. equal any
in market
With variety of other goods too numerous mention
We will receive by every arrival from our House in
New-York, fresh supplies of every desirable article
that Will be wanted for this market Country mer-
chants with those wanting family supplies are Request.
ed to call and examine the goods, determn.
ed to sell for cash at very small advance the New
York auction prices oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
fashionable Hats and Travel
ling Caps.

~ THOMAS L. MARTIN
~ INFORMS his customers and the pub
lie generally, that his assortment of the
above articles is complete, and that ne is
prepared to furnish gentlemen with
HITS OF HIS OWN MIKE,
that are kno,un 10 be good which surpassed by none
and equalled by but few for durability and permanent
cy Of colour.
ALSO.
low price Fur and Wool Hts cheaper than he has ever
been able to sell them-and Caps Of all sorts to suit
the season. Persons Wishing TO purchase at whole
sale or retail are invited to call and view his assert
ment before they make selection.
dec II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
George S. Aough

IIAs Just received few dozen mems and women:
III tartan plaid cloaks, girls do do
Black Italian lustrings
Do gros de nap
Low priced and super steel MKT cloths
Do do cassmeres
Fawn. drab and fancy MKT do
"A few pieces blue and bottle-green cloths
Scarlet and white merino long shawls
Black, white and scarlet square do
Silk cashmere long sbawls
Tartan plaids
Furniture dimity and caleoes
MarseilIes quilts and twilled counterpsnes
Some extra quality ticking
On consignment-2 cases Reading wool hats
12mo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04

Whiskey, Tobacco, sc:
JUST RECEITED,l
e hhds whiskey, old and fine
ID boxes 10 lump Tobacco warranted
Is bbls loaf sugar, assorted numbers
STORE.
French brandy, Holland country gin, N. E. and
Jamaica rum wrapping and writing paper, seine
Irvine &c. For sale by
Get 49, JAMES IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
70 kent,

- The three story brick Store on King,
fIJx three doorsabove the corner of Washing
ton street. lately occupied BY Mr. Edw
Smyth. It's situation is good for
any kind OF business The rent will be low to good
tenant. .. q ). DooSLA~.
iuly q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
Cotton Duck.

lust received fresh supply Of Colts superior cot
% ton duck, assorted numbers. For sale by
J. S. MILLER.
Who wishes to purchase Wheat and Corn. dec 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
DRY GOODS,


Extra sinner I. ondon cloths and cassmeres
Fine and low price ditto different qualities ana
colors an extensive assortment
Cassinets, super6ne and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various colors
Bombazines super and common
Black and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
white red green and other colored hanneis
Tartan piaids and camblets for cloaks
Rob Roy plaid cloth for ladies' cloaks
Carolina plaids
Deyonshire kersey and hushings
Merno, and silk shawls and hsnkerche
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Rich garniture and belt rbands
Plain ribands and galloons
Nankn Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and gentlemen's silk hosiery
C,hildrens scarlet and mottle hose
Yoobnet and thread laces, large assortment ana
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book muslins
Null Jackonet and cambrick ditto
Italian, French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
Irish Scotch, and German linens
Domestic sheetings, shrtings aud bed ticks
10 bales cotton of good quality
Cand!ewick, &C. &C. &C.
With many other sessonabe goods not necessary TO
insert in newspaper advertisement, (boaghtin new
York and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
vartnsr, who has been there nearly two monthsl
which thew offer for sale, for cash, on the usuai
credt To their customers aud purchasers generally as
cheap as they can be had in the District Country
merchants aud others wanting goodsby wholesale are
Invited to call. oe.x1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04

SOal Ae ather and Chocolate.
ss received per brig itias from Boston, ana for sac oy
JONATHAN ShlLLABER,
600 Sides red sosl leather
SIN Is half boxes No. 1 chocolate, Jas. Browns
make warranted dec IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
Salt.

0OOnBUSHEI.s St. Ubes salt, for sale by
NVVJ nov 80 w. FOWI.E g Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
For Rent,

For Rent,
The new Fire Proof STORE. at the
4XT8 corner of Prince and Union-sreets, the stand
&sx& recently oocupiedby Mess. Cohagen Whit
tie ALSO,
The Brick STORE OIL FairEax-street,
EyI1recently occupied by Messrs. c. s. l. r.
ssl Thompson. The rents will be moderate and
xab immediate possession given. Applyto
ami 20 WI. FOWLE * Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04

brandy Whiskey, etc.
s, Pipes Cognac brandy
y 3 hhds whiskey oI5 sp5 fine
Il bbls do
S half or. casks domestic wine
boxes pound lump tobacco, warranted
Just received and for sale by
nov3 JAMES IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
AOps.

Butter, Flour, etc.
PENNSYLVANIA butter, -four, bees-wax and fea-
theirs, just received and for sale. The butter IS
said to be If very superior quality, and will be sold
Ioy~ bv NJ MILLER & SON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-04
G. 81. Y. THOMPSON,

live received per ships Virginia and Boston rom
Liverpool, and other arrivals, agennerai assoft-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
4.
" OfhfE-By virtue Of a deed oi ,rusi. IN
~ ecntrd 10 tle subscrIbers by Maj. JNmos

u OfifE-by virtue Of a deed ot ,ruAi. IN
~ ecutrd 10 the subscribers by Mnj. Jsmos
Ayres IN his life time, bearing date the
day which deed is Only recorded in
the clerks office Of the county court of Bed
ford, Tor purposes therein mentioned, we
shall, on tue iweniisth day Of this insI, on the
premises, proceed Ia sell, 10 The highest bid
DIES, tor really money, a tract Of laod in said
decd mentioned, lying on the w.'ess OF
Ayre's Mil Creek, in the county Of Bedford,
containing 900 acres "a large portion Of this
laud Is N woods, and heavily timbered, will,
pine OF an excellent quality Tor plank. OU
this iiar, there IS Il 6rist aud Saw Mil. and d
small plantation. A%inrtler description III tho
land is deemed unnecessary, rs those uisposed
10 purchase will first view the land, whirii
viii be shewn to any person by applying To
either oi ~. Acting Ms trustees, We VII con
vey such title only rs is vested. IN ns, aud
none other. The title is believed to DO good
JOHN KASEY, }Tris-
DANIEL ASIIYELL. tees.
Dec. 4. p3N33
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OS2IAN SUB NIFTY.

The Boston Anti.Masonic Free Press, has
fhe following flight. in All address TO the KID
nappers ofWm. Morgan.
"Assassins t-rhc bones Of the martyred
Morgan, bleach Aeneaiil the Cataract, but his
voice is heard above IS roar, and his ghost
lives upoo its foam, and gliding through its
mist. scars rloH IN the mid day sunhow, that
pans the torrent, aud wheu ihr pa 10 faced
moon looks bloody on the earth. casts tho
dim shade Of its tbin form across your path
gay
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BALTIMORE. 2aih Noy

DhLAihDht, 2Stn vow.
Eonr.-The store price OF Howard street
Flour opened On Monday last al 81 81 per
barrel, aud sales have been subsequently made
until Thursday inclusive. mt tina. rate. The
wagon price has ranged throughout the week
from 81 Il 20, hui most oi the supplies have
been taken At the latter price. We have not
within our reaGp The data Tor ascrraining the
amount exported since the decline from the
previous high prices bur frutn the lran5sc.
tons which have TRANSFERRED, we infer that II
is pretty large. Although most, if not all, OF
the late purchases have been Tor export, 20
reign or cchsiwIse. the stock of Flour, 10 mar.
kct, Including all kinds, must necessn,.ly sili
be heavy, rerriting ~ II does constant acces-
SONS lrnm tiis supplies which conliude 10 ar
rive freely. Some sales OF City Mills fi"ur
hate been made this week Al =. - per bar
rel. In Su-qnehanna, Of which there Is a small
stock in market, We nave heard ofno trnnsac-
tons.
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Nov.e4.
ALE.-Pursoani To- deed oftrosi

UNJUST SALE.-PursUant 10 a deed oftrusi.
a executed TO the ,ubscrib.rs by Thomas n.
Terry. Of the county oi Amherst. FOR the pur.
pose OF securing the payment Ut certain sums Of
money therein mentioned. which deed is recorded
~ the Office al the county couri Of Amherst the
undersigned will, on the 81 day ofJammry nest,
ifiair, n mot. the next fair day, Sundays cxcnp.
ted, proceed, upon the premises, tocxpose 10 sale,
for ready money, to the highest bidder, the real
and personal property IN the deed contained,
consisting ota irsct Of land, supposed to contain
al 80 acres, situate on Jamrs River. in the
county oi Amherst. opposite 10 Percivals Island.
IN The immediate neIghborhood Of the town q,
Iy"cbburg, the nearest part thcrroC. being Ii.
iant not more than one hal(niie being the ,,ft
Of Land upon which tie SAID thomas Ie,rv
now resides, aud Tho same which wo. cop,.y..
TO him by Herr, 5 Langhone and FRANCE. n.
"lie, ny deed, yshich is accorded IN the oniee ot
me county tourtof Amherst. Also, three slaves
'nui"s' I'M and Liza one bay Mare, one yok,
o'prtn. one IL Cat, = number uf plsn,aiio,
'o'is and utensils, and sundry other articles q
personal properly, or SO much thereof as viii b,
sufiic.enttO answer the purpose IN the deed con
teIulDlatcd.
Acting as trustees, VIC will convey such tile on
y as Is gered IN IA.
tHiSWELI DABNEY, Tru'
GEO. w. NELSON, tees.
Dec. .. w4w33
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- Vib''ot elk'
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

LvbCbbUfH, IBID NOV. 1879
1he parties in lbis cause will take noiice
that | have appointed Thursday TIE twelfth
day of February next, ~ commence the ac-
oomls dirrcled by iife. foregoing order Of
court, on which day, at the hour OF nine o.
clock ~ the morning. they ere required 10 at
tend nj NY office, in this town, with their sc-
counts, vouchers, and copies OF court papers,
prepared Tor examination aud settlement.
JAS. BENAGH. c.
Dec 4, w1w33
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NOTICE We hereby notify those persons
IN who purehasea property ut our sale in
Nov. and Dec. last, that their Bonds now
due, are placed in the hands of Mr.. John Wat
ker. OF Lyncilburg to whom they will make pay
ment. JOHN ALLAN, Executors oil
NM. GAIT, )WmL Gait, dc.
Der 4 ara
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~11LL be sold. IN Wednesday tho I0ih Of
w December, stthe Poplar Forrest, 10 like
y Nrgr"es, early AL Men. Also, the crop %
Corn Oats, "dder. Horses, Hogs, Cows, &c
The terms Of sale will be- made known IN il,a
day.-fhe sale will be conducted by John Il. u
Payne, auotr. I'll. RANDOLPH. exr
Of 1hos. Jefferson, decd
Nov. %. ,ftds
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COM r. il
MARKETS.
A PLANTER.

we have no p' ricular change TO notice in the
price OF pteduce-Wlea eat is brisk at 81 and
Flour lrom &C to SO 81. Corn is now worth 81
~ ihe barrel. In Richmond We notice by the
East papers tue prices Of Flsnr to lie 81 %, and
Wheat from 81 4 10 81 50.
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D. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

IynchbIE, Dcf. I 1913. J
The parties IN tbs cause wlll take notice, that
! have appointed Thursday, ,he fifteenth day
Of January hest, 10 carry the foregoing 81,
der ofcourt ,aio EFFECT, on which day, ut = o.
clock A. NJ. they are required 10 afiend NJ my
oil or, IN This iown, wit, their accounts, sonchs
ers. and u copy Of the court papers prepared too
examination aud settlement.
CHAS. r. JOHNSTON. c.
Dec. 4. w4w33
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4,


WiRGlSiA-A, = Superior Cour, OF Clmo-
eery, holden nj the town ot bynchburg,
on The Goth day oi Oct. 1928, ElzabeIh Is.
Pollard, lie oi Richard &. Pollard, by Hen
ny Martin, her next trend and Arthur Pollard,
M infant by the said Henry alarIin, his ness
fiend, pitts.
against
Richard c. Pollard, Arthur hopkins, James
Hopkins, james Powell, ef.cmof ~ Richard
powelt dec. WIN. Vaasbns,HudsonM Garland
and Sdihi. Dtipi. delts
The defendant, Arthur Hopkins, who is out
ofilis country, and against whom The p~lainiiIs
appear to have proceeded in The mode pre-
scfbed by law against Dbsenf defendants, still
failing 10 appear aud answer, on the motion uf
the Plaintiffs by counsel, The court doth take
then bill Tor c0nie sscd. AS 10 thai defendant.
aud the canse coming on 10 be hea,d GA tho
bill, answers of The defendants, Richard G.
Pollard, james Hopkins. james Powell, Ifnd-
son NJ. Garland aud Ne,haoieI 0Gui, exhibits
and examinations al witnesses, and the de
cre,ai order OF the first day of Juue, one thou
sand eight hundred ard eleven. wiiirh an
pear 10 nave been duly served on The other
defendants, was argued by counsel. On con-
siderhtinn whereof, the court doth order that
one Ofts com mlss,uners DO take an account
OF he REMAINDER vi the trust snbjeci, compri.
sed 10 the deed Of the 9TH OF Noyember, one
thousand seven tnnIrso aud n,neiy-eighf, ia
the bill mentioned. stating info whose possess
SION the same or any pan nI II now remains.
when and how the pei snns holding The same
became possesssd thereof, together With an
account oil liz. heirs aud profits OF such IL ,he
trust slaves AS may be IN The possession Of the
defendants, or either OF them from the time tho
same may have come into their possession rel
speedway. q The same to the court with
any matters specially stated by himself, or
required by Inc psrtifsto be so stated.
copy--Iesie
WILLS. rlk.
COMMISSIONERS 0FFiCE.p
Iynchbnrg. Nov. ~, lS2S.
1he parties ia this raise, will take moi CT.
thai | have apnnin,.d l. riday, the 23i day Of
January nest, 10 commence The account di.
rected by the foregoing order of court, on
which day. at the hour of nine o'ciock they
are frquff.d to attend Al my office, in III,
town. with their accounts, vouchers, aud cv-
pies oironrt papers, prepared Ior examination
aud settiemeai.
JAS. BENAGH, c.
Dec. \ wiw33
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From tho Y. S. G azetio
ppoUrpRS. APHOHISMS, &c.

FROM tho u. S. G azetto
PROVERBS, APH0RISMS, &c.
,v;sdon though serious is never sulien.
Weak people, are apt 10 be positive
Anger IS an approach TO insaahy.
An evil mind, is naturally suspicious.
Anger restrained, is conquest gained
A day well spent, secures repose'
Acoyetcus person, Is always IN want.
An ayaricious man IS never rich.
miser's heart, is like a compost heap, full Of
9Th aud stencil.
Couasel To give effect, should be in season.
lie who has virtue OF his own, need not boas,
OF his ancestors.
III not n bad memory that forge's injuries.
knowledge is olen opposed to wisdom.
Knots thai may lie united. should not he cut.
liberaiity without discretion, is irsdigality.
Mind, ashamed Of poverty. would be proud OF
aH1uence.
OF all forms, reform is the best.
Pr Sperity gains friends-adVershy tries
them.
Parlour feasts, exiinguish kitchen 6res.
Avarice is in greater want than Poverty.
To reason with the angry, is like Whispering
u the deaf.
Trace ,hy assertions 10 their motives.
To yindicaie error, is to adopt il.
VANITY is blind TO the contempt il exciteE.
Whoever is angry with another, is wrong him
self
Zealots are seldom distinguished by charity.
Wise men measure tine by their Improvement
Off.
Fear is often taken tor condesceusion, and for
hcarance Coz pnlShanimliy'
Prejudice, like a flaw in a mirror, presents OBJ
iec,s il. distorted forms.
To scold servants at their work, IS not the best
wav 10 increase their diligence.
Never converse freely with servants-if you
do, they will consider you ss their companions,
and b: iInpudent in rrturn-remember the old
adage. too much familiarity breeds con.
Tempt
To believe every thing is weakness, to believe
nothing is folly. to discriminate between
truth and error, is proof of a sound understand
ing.
The world seldom appreciates merit-but pays
homage 10 fottune's favor ites.
Wealth has Influence without deserving it.
Promises made in hours of a%tlction, are but
seldom remembered.
Those who are APT TO take offence, are the
most likely to offer it.
Genius NAV often he discovered in children,
by observing their pasiin,es.
A spoonkil OF wld horse radish put into a
dish Of milk, viii prevent it from turning sour
for several days.
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loci Es'ns, surviving executor Of Bcnjamin
t'tns. decd WIN Lowry, John Lowry, ! loa
mas Sale, executor of Thomas Lug~ood, de-
ceased, Henry HnIcher, executor oi Uardn-
way Halchrr. dec. VIM Esias, Elisha Esins
and Jhorp Estss, deiis.
The defendants, loci f,.tns, WIN. Estns,
Thorn ESlas. and Elisha E.sias. who ARE obt
Ut ihis country. and against whom the plaintiffs
appear 10 have proceeded in the mode preseri
bed by law against absent defendants still
failing TO rpprar md ansa er, on il,e motion
OF The plainrilla by council, the court doth
take iboir bill for confessed. as Ia thoBe deien-
danis. md the Cause comiug On 10 he heard 90
the bill, the eSb,tits filed iher-wi ih. aud tho
subpaena awarded IN this cause on thu 9TH
day Of November, 1926. which spInsrsto have
been duly served On The ether defendant,
was argued 10y counsel for the plaintiffs On
consideration whereof, the court doth order
that one OF its commissioner do take an NO.
count Of thu several adminiS,r hiions In the
bill mentioned, aud report the same TO The
court with my matters specially stated
Thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 he sb -inird.
A cnnv--Ipafa
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NtflR0INiA-Ata snpsrior Court Of Chm

NVlRGiNlA--At n Superior Court Of Chm.
v Gerry. holden nj The town oi Lynolibprg,
on the 2lst day oi Oct. 1929. Ir,plrtt T. Es>
Ias. Benjamin Esias, Thomas Estrs, Ed
mund ESlas. Jesse feerns and Nancy his wife
George NIorion and Lucy his wife. Lunsiord
knclter, Ludwell kuckcr, sarah Ann Rnekrr,
iniant children Of Lucy Morton, wla .ue by
GeoFy. Morton, their nart friend, kenten
Hughes aud Elizabeth his vie, Nm, Cav.
herd and Selah his vile, John NorIl and aa-
rnli his wife, aud lolln Nance aud Martha his
wife, plif,.
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MARRIAGES.

,. vi l1G1GIAGEN.
MARRIED, On fl.t3sv The 18th inst. by
In" Rev. John Ayres, NJ r. FRAZER o.
slRAIION 10 Miss CHARLOTTE, dsugi.
ter OF Benz. Turner, esq. all Of Bedford conn
~.
---- on the 7th Of November, A. MilleJge-
vile, Georgia, Doctor B. y. OWENS, ofLynch.
burg, Virginia, TO Mrs. ELuiRA A.. HAIR.
GROVE, eldest daughter OF the itev. Mr.. Wi.
llamsnn.
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VlRGiNlA-M Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden At the town Of Lynchbnrf
on ,he 2o'h day Of ottoher. ia2s, Elijah Mays
tinepnt Ierdsn and Elis,beii, his wiz, former
ly Elizabeth Mays. administrator OF Nancy Bob
biz, iofmerl, Nancy Mays. VIM Bonfd, i,icb-
ard Mays, Joho MAYS. Jol,a Gibbs md s.snu
his wife, formerly sn,au Mays, and Jesse Mays,
Mfr.
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AGAINST


Leroy Jordan aud RLoda his wife, defs.
This cau.e oa,oe N, shis day Ia he heard ON
The bill. ansu ~, exhibt aud rSaininaiiuns Of
witnesses, and was argued by COUNSEL On con-
sidefation wi,creoi. The cou'i dot, refer The nc,
counts between the pm ties 10 "me of is commits.
sioners who ~ directed 10 easmine, state and
settle the same. and make report thereof 10 the
court, wnh any matters specially stated thought
%peri'n-n' by himself, Or seqairud Ivy the rorlif.
10 he 80 stalled.
A copy-Teste
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H. onf ,ua.iaiss. sfsfsiA sewn - ihs NJ
iernacn ci this day (Frilay) stFr,s n i~.nJeury
10 a decline In he prize of Howard street
Flour. A sale VAS mesit 10 DAY "A - ~. y,
tn days credit aud s%poi,,r saio ~, 81 31b,
cash. Several lots " err Uttered nj 81 37l hui
were not taken. The a#son Iniss to-day has
ranged from 81 a gI95. hal the principal
part oil the supple, WIRE taken NJ 81, which
may he considered the prevailing wagon rate
al The day. We couid not hear Of n s,ugle
translation to-day, IN City Mills. Some of
the hoidetssre willing IL sell at 81 25, Mt witch
price the lssi snlr. WIRE made.
The prices OF Wheat have varied but little
this week On Monday nnles al good red were
made n, s IN 81 81 per hu'hei fair 10
good red. nj 81 ~ y 81 Is and ordinary 10
goau, nj 81 20 n 81 IS. These prices have pre-
vailed ilirooghout HE Subsequent iransariions
Of the weeh. including those wDiell have oo-
Cured to-day.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
%LIyrRrooL, Oct. 90

Nv ENFfHFIt VHTs tTs
The imports of Cotton this week were 5000
bags The sales 81 100 =, MI advance general
~ OF l-s per pound on psevious prices. 5000
uplsnds. o~rdinsry ID co,d 8 - To IL 6O0o
Alabalnas NJ 8 - To New Orlenus, ordinary
To hue 6ls tos Id about 1000 bags were Ia
ken on speculation. The markets have since
been steady. bot quiet with limited demand. and
to-day (Oe,. 2Olthe sales we're about M bags
NJ the previous rates. rnrpentine, lt00 bits.
sold al lis. 3D.. 80 hhds. Querciiron bark 13s.
per cwt. 2oO bhls u Philad, Hour have been
sold to arrive AT 36s. per Dbl in bond Gram
Market ~ dull, aud wheat continues to de-
cline.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04

VINE Flcket9 g ~ Halves s. 80 Quar-
f.. trrs 81 -
30 he nal IN \ great variety of numbers, and
= r@sl pd"l nj sight for al prizes sold at the
Lottery aoi Exchange Once OF
B. ". UEWSON.
SasSassorto S. NJ. Allen K Co.
Ny. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
EDWARD PATES.

New Iobncco.-The first hid, Of new Tobacco
brought to market this year. was sold lust Tues.
day at Lynch's Ware House, for SO the hun.
drrd. 1t was made by MIR. }. bay ofAmherst
county. Mr.. Days croponly Consisted Of one
hhtl. and some tugs, which were cold at the
same time for 1928.
Ames Is received nu, necessarily postponed
10 a future dav.