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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
eel DoIeaaIe prizes Current,
Ricit,noS,.i, .tidy II, lB29.

STAPLE ARTICLES
Tobacco, hc
gvoi u fire, loaIb. So r2l
middllhg, 4 5oa6
Common, las
riuscsi, 3 Sd u 5
uuln.fdetDaei-
Isl 9,rI. cyehdish, To. &c a 4r
smal ,wM, no ], llai3
IN. j 9ail
Eoarr, city mlh, q 80
canal, ST
jphedt, none
Corn, bush. IS
Coaf, bea for shipping, I6 a d
inferior, IL n Is
Cit1R, o 8
vA.IOUs uIHlR AIrrIQFS
.1iuvs, Ii. 6
B'imsionc, roll, ID. 3aal
Rtr'ardT, best, z, a25
Butter, Ia a 20
Re.t, mess, bnl. 10 50 all
h'eon, ne2y, 7a7 80
C2.oeSe, 10 a 12A
Candies, c1ov, mould, IoS Al.
sryln. II n d
CoSls, w.. I. grcFn, L. all
java, white, II a!7
ordinary qualities, lltal2
Chocolate, 40. ], 10 a Is
Coyprras, 10. 3a3s
Fish, behring's. no. ], ncv,
shad, no. ], "a z 20
iniokcT,l, M. I, FaIcN, g ~
'lo. pa :, E - a 5 SD
do. no. ., ! u n 4 5D
FS-rif, !aisJrS, burh, BOX, 3 ~
muscairl, 8 90
Fathers, live gr-sr, good, SpiJl
Class, window, ssiU, 30 itet,
, Is l0xl2, DO. 3
Gu'q'o'rier, Dupont'S > 30 O g
Hemp, Aneris,fn, ton, $50 a lao
HIDES, Sp'h, slln-drIe1, II a ~
salted, i2al6
kadigo, Sp'h ilotm,, lhl55al -
J,On, SwcdeS ,Gl, los
English, o. O 81
American, IS a 40
LdoIf, nev, 8a61
Linn, ] -
Leather, fTlc, - a -
1pp'r | Is a rs
Lumber, elem, 1910 u %
merchandise, IL a 81
ObiiogD,y, 81. Dom. IL - a II
Bay, lOa12
.Vo&I,ses. gal. y. o. 81 4 -
W. India, g1rcrdlly, 20 a -
.Nfol, irushcl, ~
Mails, cut, II. 7
OIL, lirsced, gal ID ass
tanners, bbl. IL ai7
SPrrn. winter prsd. gal. co
do. Sinuper 10. 81 "A 10
Offs, bush. 20 a %
Pisis.er Of Poyis, tim, 90
Port, priine, hSl. Han 20
mess Hail IN
Rice, Corulina, (ncr) 3i a 81
Sugar, loaf lSa2O, lump I5ai7
N. q. brown, 100 lbs 100
81. Croix, do. 10 n IIt
muscovahos, n "A 10
SAT-, sack, Liv. fllcf, ? tUa1 81
ground alum, 2i-2 n Il
SoifPet,s, 10 10 a r.
Spirfts--- ~
brandy, cCguar, eal. I f0al 90
apple branfy, rs a 81
prsEh do. 81 n 100
rum, -. Crolx e. Ant GO a n
do. NeIV England. - a -
Gun, Holland, 90 n los
do. American, 30 a O.
whiskey, % n ~
Sfeei, German, IN. IL a IL
Eng. blisfred, lag
Amer. do. 8
SHOT, cpt. 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICII.NOND

Davis, Petersburg "' N~'s'
Cleared schrs Eleanor, Moss, Richmond; Hmm peuLe
Norfolk; VIM. Penn Anderson do
NEH YORK May 8.-Auive,. sctIs Plan Ut, Baldwin
Iaye iron, Rchmondi New ioA, Price. from do, pciler
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

Erraip, buckingham was in iovn paper yeSrraay
by msahe If the conpostor, put r Rockbrdg the report
of the Convention Election in that county
We have suppos the Convention vote reported
that ofMddlesex, was fact the Of Gleuees,sr We
copied tho statement from the Political Arcna b. nc
be- scldpm erfs either IN fats o. feasnning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

pate OF LATEST EuRorEAS ADyIcEs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

BY OTIS, DUNLOP eco.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the I2th Instant, at 10 O'CLOCK
Will be sold at our auction store
20 Hhds St. Croix and N. ORIGINS sugar
20 bags green coffee
100 boxes soap
so do candles
10 or. casks Malaga wine
bids Antigua rum
pipes French brandy
b.. do Holland gin
10 chests imperial and gunpovder te,
casks Cape Madeira wine, IN bottles
10 tierces fresh rice
bags pepper
boxes Durham mustard
kegs Spanish indigo
10 boxes blueing, &c. &I.
Terms at sale. o. d. &, Co. Aurri.
ADDITIONAL.
WIN be added to the above sale
10 Bbls mackerel
~ boxes sperm candles
~ casks bottled pertey
do cheese
100 boxes soap
20 do chocolate
casks port wine
do Madeira do in bottles
hhds Northern run,
Raisins, beer, ginger, &c.
And expect in time for the sale.
So hhds molasses
nray IL O. d. &. Co. aacYa
SHOES.
On FRIDAY, tire 18th Instant, at 10 o'c,oek
Will be sold at auction store, 90 packa shoes
'nited to the srssDn.
NAV lie n n 4, RI uA,c,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
BY DApENPOR1, ALLEN d CO.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant at 10 o'clorf.
at our auction roorus, Quantity of DRY Co0nS,
aud other articles; among which are
"a Bales "a brown shirtinus
do ia sheetings
case India rubber shoes
$50 gross gilt buttons
cad pieces paper hangings
Boxes phteh hooks and ewes
Florentine, buttons &c.
may d. A. &, Co. .luets.
VESSEL AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY next, the 10th iusiapt at IA
O'CLOCK, we shall sell at auction the Huh of the
Schooner RICHMOND, as she now lays between
Mayo's Bridge and Rockets.
Sale viii take place at the Dock, directly OYro-
site where the Schooner lays.
6 FERNS cnsh. BY order Of the owners
may IL D. A. g. Co. Ancfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

~ Tickets only $40. ard only I4,10O, tickets
may HIT WM. PEARMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

Urhs New York Enquirer states wi,hou. quail
nesaoa that Dir Ed Livingston had declined the EN-
hassy to Franco !, is news to most people. that no
nod ever been offered it. As Ma,. Noah is so far
m'i'ar with mr. LiVngston's secrets will he oblige
ma with or'ef narrative OF the means used by that
gentleman, to get rid Of his debt TO- the u Stnfcs
Tie Enquirer also expresses the belief, that Mr.
tnnatn WIN 60 to France, upon, which the Pbila-
dssphia Gazette ian old federal paper) as in duty
hDuud, opens a fire upon Dir. Guratin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

More Good Luck a, my Office.
Numbers 9, 81. 10, capital prize of s20O, sold
TOT gentleman in Williamsburg. besides many prizes
OF $40, 80, &c. &C. 10 citizens of Richmond. The
owners ore requested to call and the cash. or
renew in the splendid lottery, to be drawn in New
York, To- Morrow, Tuesday 18th in which there Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

=. Z; Bank Sock az .Hiyr York. May 8, 1874 1872
EZehdnge on London. 1894 ITO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
WOODEN NUTNEGS.

II is SAM that the high price of nntmecs dur.
ing the last war induced some Of our Yapteo
nr'ghbors 10 manufacture connter(.its from,
wood so much in imitation OF the nutmey that
II was difficult 10 detect the cheat. Al,L,,ah
we nave never seen wooden nuimpgs ar Rs,s
wood pumpkin seed, we were favored d,rn,
inc iast week, with sight OF wooden CONN.,
,fesh from the makers hands, and so pini,a.
my wen done, that close examination vn.
necessary to detect the material OF which thew
"e'' "'aue. In vender OF the wooden combs
VINO was "tall, straight and sleek, when ask
eo II ne nad any "oodsn pnmpkin or melon
seea, 'el''en' mat he " hadn't neither, bu, he
""" u""" ABOARD the schooner some wooden
Pomalnm.'-N. Y. HeraM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
PERSONAL APPEARANCE oF IHE
ItifikS

Taken en- nidsse, the Turks are the 6nest
looking race of men IN the worid their oya
heads srching brows, je'iy eyes. and aquilIne
noses, ibrir loiiy figures and stately msin, are
all set of TO full advantage by their ample robe
aud graceful tufbans nli !, ease and proper
lion about n Turk ihefe are no angles or strait
lines "a his features or person : in all we find
The pure tarye of manly beauty and majestic
grace. IL Is ipconceiyHble what a miserable
figure an Engli.hman or European makes be-
side him hi black umeaning hat. harlequin
anialoons, aud hard colIhred. snait-cui coat,
(which will one dn, puzzle those OF posteriiy
who will be nntiqnaries III c1sinme,l contrast so
yilanpusly with ihe picturesque hea,l-dress
and ample trswsers, aud iloatitg pelisse The
Ottoman. whilst MS glossy beard ilings con.
tempt on IN efeminale chin OF the clipped aud
docked European. His arms, for =" IN the East
all ariu, usually consist OF pair oi snberbly
chased pistols, stuck IN n silien sash, gatdghAn,
with n ewelled handle !; a lager aud more clum'
s. knife rallied n bnnair, aud the sclnetaI swing
ing ia a scabbard, covered with green or crini-
sch velvet, las the oaner, beng an Enir
lherwise, is entitled 10 carry II, and ofnamen-
ted with bosses. of gold. The latter Is, ia gem
ctal the mosi important AMI valuable portion
ufhis arms. even oil bis property. | have
seen Snme blades which were valued AT two or
thIee luadred dollars Letters from The .Lgean.
DeoA of Dr.. Holyoke. The Boston paper Of
Wednesday morning, announce the death OF he
venerable Di. EDWARD AususTVs HoiioKE.
Of S-em. on Tu,dty evening, about SIX o'clock
in the kaHfffd aHd frsl year ol lbs age. The
bells ofall the cburcbe, we're toled Is token
orr.spcct 10 hi, memory.
Tie New Orleans Advertiser states that a
child two years oil age saalioa ed needle "a
inches long, aud thai four mpnth, alter, il was
taken ont The risht side, jas, above the hip,
much corroded, where sit had forced isway
The Child for three months hdi taken nsedcne
for the dropsy, the body having ieen much swo-
len
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Hocsbridge. For Congress T.. A.,
-'''' 'ooer' Craig IS, scattering o0.-iforr.
9'a'e Legislature Samuel McD. Moore ~,
capt. Robert White 237, James MrDoweu
iH2. w. III. carullpr. 81 The
s'".e' 'e'hH KS that he does not rrcolle.
CONGRESSIONAL election in the COUNT H..
'"e'e was Opposition, that appeared to r,..t
30 'i'''e interest with the people. as tbis J..
=" s'"'''he"'' OF HE county on he subject &,
Tue i"r'ii aud Internal Improvement. ~. ill.,
are hsed aad no candida,. NEED calr,l,,a
me CORDIAL support of the larrc ,naior;,. ~
''"''''' VINO is mol the decided adyoe.,s
'"oSe measures. a poll was held 10 asa.4.
'H'n the wishes of The people for csndd,..
''""' 'naf county for the Convention M, >,
a'', Samuel Mob. Moore had PIG.
ff0"Shn'--For Congress Nathaniel "a.
horne o1s-for State senate, G.or.. T.,
o9o-Lesis'aiurr, Jno N. Holland s4f rL-
rowe' 81, William Getaway 304 -.
Helm 200. ami.
o"'Ser.---Jsmes Billiard aud Ri, hard r..
Tor House ofDelega,es.
HotAordy.-D'. Campbell DR. .3o.f,,.,.
NJ In Tue Nuaway AMI Suisse, n,....
n" opposition 10 Archer and Irezyant for r....
s,'Ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stevenson 315 far a..
e'ess' no opposition. House. of Deleop,o
'no. T. Wilkins 229. Jacqueiin B. ua,,i..
2'i'J' +. White Is2, K. \. Nayo I42. "
N'shY 20, Jesse snead 81, W. Dandyidge
Chartotte-Dousr Of Delegates-cant -.
- Richardson 224, DR.. A. ". Alexander ~
Mchard Gain's i56, For Congress, rhomst
/, Bouldin 100 crump 81. Miller dc.
Spohspeanin-Garret Minor oo5, Rolcr, Il
Powelll76 W II. Fuicher $50. Fer Coa.,..
r. J.. Barber, no npposi,inn
Isle Of HigH--A. Aikiuson & PARKER MI
Ff'nce" Anne counfy-For Congress. Geo
loyal 147, Thos. Nnnron is.
.S'dfe Senaie~>Wm. c. Holt i64. JohnA Chm.
dIer 1876.
io"se OF Delegates Wm. J. Woodbopse o1j
Caleb Ward 100, J. r. Hubard, I0l Charles,
h' Shield. %. Jer- T. Land II.
Gloucester couaiy-tor Congress; gurupIf
basse' go Richard Coke, jr. 81, Cancr NJ.
Rra xron H.
For The Senate DR.. p r. Nelson go. Ma.
o-ear %, col. Joynes 4.
ho"se of Dei'ga,ss--Thos, Smith 30. John
b'lnp' 1913, Ihos. Cary l2G, Major Perrin los
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
THE NEW GARNET

We continue TO lay before our readers irrts
er evidences OF the unpopularity OF Gen. JACK
SON 5 Cabinet appointments, even lsmons BIS.
warmesl friends and supporters. The follow
ing article, from an ably conducted Jackson
paper, printed at Camden, South Carona, N
teiS sentiments which we believe are more CON
monty Jth than oppressed by the Generals for
mcr advocates. TGereis'a little something With.
in us that makes even an honest man heslas
early and frankly to acknowledge his error
but we believe there are few oil the most hea
ted and par:izan zcalois (always excepting M
modest Duff who would not now if they coulo
rid themselves Of this frai'ty, say hey had pA'
ced too high an estimate upon the talents anu
qualifications of Gneral jackson for CIV
rule
THE NEW CABINEr.-We know nothing
and care very little, what our brethren, "''
with ourselves have advocated the election "
General Jackson TO the Presidency, will say
this selection of constitutional advisers Of "'
President We dislike it, Il is not such a'e
10 '''e eo"nuy hao II S"i !"
and in the case of Mr. Eaton in pnrtlcnlafa
we are not egregiously misinformed, ana 'pa
too, from source where misintormaion IS"
no means to he looked fof, every feeling o,
propriety has been outraged 10 bis appoiti nsp,
Tere is something extremely humiliaing 10 W
idea OF having forced up on US, such Coo'H',,
as Gen. j has selected. Alessrs CHAM "'y
Branch, are very honest citizens, and g'v'
second rate men but this is moi what was"
pected from The strong sense and sonlp VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
AAIallIY.

"'lh what trembling hesilancy does the mua.
nd"7no"s Nlr Richie approach the Paaa,aa
Instructions" lie has scarcely hsp,d ~.
name OF this elogarnt and important document.
i''l ns friend Dud. not 50 recy sgteami.a. has
v'ninrrd n attack il, II i. has picked ~ MS
courage somewhat, and he has at last dared to
hfodch the subject by publishing Dun's d;sia
ge"n""s commentary Uos be fear to aus
bis feaders With this able aud maslprly slaia
PaPerl DDrs be deem them Incapable ii n5.
King then owh conmenfs, or does he aprfflrn5
that the document Itself, il given 10 the word,
w'il TO partial justice 10 TIA, motives and view.
Of lie ate hresidenI in accepting lhe invis
oon to take part 10 the deliberations at ue
congress OF Panama, aud show 10 the wosid
that ihe unsrucrous denunciations Of h.mst
and other hearliess politiciani we're merely i'
c1ec'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13


Bead Knrcn|es tiTecian Liquid Rouge
2hh no Fonh,ums, great varIt
b'"a RUSS Is, ia pois aud roils
silk do knzors, cd tngl sh
t'"a'd Cha'ns,great "a DO Pudars
ney Do blades 10 | han.
Musical Work Boxes, die
(hpert) JeoelIfr's Brushes
DO. onuli Boxes do Nail do
Alat,asief Ornaments Pearl Counters foi
10. ink stands whist, rarious Kinds
| 'sioiS, double barrel English Dice, bcauII nj
DO. single do " ny, tor Miniatures
DO Percussion Locks tlIitnN sup. qnal''
Do. with Ba, onei> se,y cacup
tnlogue Water, g,sG' lCIardt Sullners or pad
rartg ono VI Oh Rose. aclti
au lquc Oil do do inc
Essences, great rarietyOh Cymeu
Od"ls DO Ito Ol Rhodi
Scissor Superior 1grem Watch RbAons
rdrnig Beit do
Pen h"ves, tioerr, Percu SION Cap,
real, gfeni RARITY plain aud Cut Class
Pocket dn do do do Smelling iiala, grea,
Chess Men variety
DO. Boards Necklaces
Draft or Checker Lndir> Oyershoe,, yer,
Boards good
S"gar Boxes, great RAJ Canes
f'tH Fishing Canes
lax stand do do sword Canes
ini"s or Memo Ridiog Whips. variety
DommoS Fancy States
| Hunters Bottles, ran Fancy Glass Pictures.
Gus azeS small
Leather do do do Cologne Cor Ladies Toi.
nhlcn'e Clasps lctes, beautiful
au>e TO Tobacco boxes
oa"h spoon. N Forks Powder Puffs, several
Mustard Spoons kinds
P"n q Acid Provers Fancy Soaps, great VI
S"ud Boxes, greai raril rety
V Gentlemen's dressing
maSic Lanterns hssor- Boxes. beautiful
ted sizes Night Tapr,s
Rose, Lavender and O. Pm Cushions
range Flower water. Their momrlers, grea
fe'V sap. variety
N.getableRouee iDirAs, &c. &c. &c. &c
Vinegar of Rouge
oee'hef with great variety Of other articles
not herein mentioned. My stock of MEDICINE,
NC. now on hand, is The largest in the State, ~
me variety better than any honse ia the Union.
All the articles use offered at the very lowest
prices. hOWEL DAVIES
March 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
STRONG ENDORSEES.

The lahonrs OF G.shop Chase, in favor of the
Protestant Episcopal College of the State of
Ohio, have heen richly rewarded. Beside. the
contributions he has already received in aneri.
ca aud Europe, there is II very active efTor,
still going on in England for the service of hi,
Church. The Liverpool Courier of the Dis,
January, contains powe, ful appeal TO the nee.
pie OF Great Blitain in favor Of the Episconal
Church OF the Diocese of Ohio-lt has received
the patronage of the two Archbishops of Can.
1crbnry and York, aud OF fourteen Bishops; Of
the ffih'ate aud Metropolitan of all Ireiahd !;
OF the Atchbishops of Dublin, Cashel and Tuam !:
OF fourteen lish Bishops, ofthe Chancellor of
the hxch"quer, &c. sc. Among it's Trustees.
!, ranks the names of the kighi RonoraJLes
Kenyon, and Gambia. Besides these uerson.
ages, the subscription list is graced with the
names OF a considerable number of Clergyman
and large list of subscriptions in Liyerpool
aud Its vicinity. The Lord Bishop contributes
Llo, John Bolton 20, the Lard Mayor L5O. &c
&C, his is doing the thing very handsomely !;
aud II IS presumed, that The College will be able
TO. surmount all the embairassments which have
sc'at"eo lis progress: Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

u Should any of our town subscriber ~.
RECEIVING 'h.ir papers, the, viii please IN No..
us OF the iac'. In consequences of The -.
sence oil our regular carriers ~. t.,a
employ oew hnnli who will doub,Iess NJ =,
some mistakes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

DEAkL ASH, Birthstone, GUN Copal, Gum
= oheilao, Sand aud black Lead Cn,ciblrs
aud Lamp black. The subscriber is now recei-
wing large supply of each ofihe above arii-
cies, which he offers at the lowest prices
Howell DAVIES.
March DC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
THE VIRGINIAy
LfSCHBURG. APRIL ~. IS,o

W We are requested by the sheritr,o
's1a' 'he i'ohs Will he oprned h, the eer,,.,.
hon court house a, 10 o'clotk Ills ma M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
DOMESTIC TNyHLExcEwcr
THE CASE on Mu IIfLIIL.EI

lht CASE OF MIR. WICkLIfFE
The Grand Jury an Tuesday last found n
bill of indictment for Maj.sifughier against
Mr. CHARtEs NiGkLlFtf, Tor shooting Mr.
BESNiNa IN NJ alfray W" nre informed taat
mere was no evidence To Warrant the finding u
bill for higher crime. Grrnd J,ny compos.
ed oil ciIiztns Of higher "a ding could nn,
easily have brrn select bv The High Sh mn
When MIR Nicklilfe il proc aimed TO h. an
assassin and n fugitive murderer, We certainly
may be permitted 10 snp, without woundine
the feelings oil the friends of the unfortunate in
dividual, that Mr.. Benning was the aeere snr
and we say this with the evidence before us
ihis, M addition To the other fact, alrpadv
detailed. Is all that we deem il proper al mi.
fieae 10 Law before the public IN relation TO he
unfortunate affair and we do not intend tn Lr
provoked into discussion OF the subject in
contempt of the courl aud the laws Of The land
by the Unprecedented course of Mr. w, enc.
mirs. II should be the object of every good
citizen ~ endeavour 10 allay public excite.
meni, as il certainly should be the ~i.t of all
:" afford the accused an opportunity of being
iair'y tired. The erroneous statement. hich
have already gone forth, have preclnded almost
The rosshiliiy Of an impartial investigation ,Iu,
| ing the present term "i the court, A rrspue
OF the rcc"gniaance until the June term. has
consequently been prayed for by the bail in the
case; and whether the petition be granted or
moi, we are firmly persuaded that II is the d.
Termination OF MIR. Wickiiffe 10 appear a, thar
term, or ne soon as the public mind may lie
permitted 10 assume snch n state Of calm,,ess AZ
10 ensure tair trial. Th.re Is moi We are
convinced, solitary inciden, counected with
the who'e affair. thai he and his friends are moi,
anxious should be fatty investigated their an.
ie.ilns enemies Cannot be more so. All that
they ask, is that the public will SUSPEND their
opinions and disregard the party denun Citations
which have been so industriously disseminated.
In conclusion we would remark, that MIR,
"'ckliie's ahsenting himself to avoid a second
prosecution aud confinement in iai after he
ha, been once arraigned and baied. ia no,
evidence OF u determination on his part 10
eVade Justice. He will in due time meet ali The
responsibility he has incurred -ken Revorier
RAIL ROAD
We understand, that Books have beeo omen.
ed al MT Lynch's Coffee House, for the Dur.
pose oi receiving subscription, 10 the Rail Road.
authorized by an act of the last Legislature. TO
be made from the Coal Pits, in Chesterfield,
| OF Messrs. b. randolph, Mills, &c. 10 the James
River. opposite TO Rockets. &c. The capitaI
stock Is to be Sl0o,000 in shares of 500 each.
fonr hundred shares have been already taken
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
ORIGINAL .INECDOTF

A gentleman oil tue west, lately visited
washington IN hopes ofob'ainins portion of
me ioaVes and h'hes," 10 which he obser
V'd, he was entitled isr bis adherence TO the y
gooo cause = He applied 10 the Pr. sident in
proPrta persona, saying he would take any
omce-was DOT partlcnlar-from 500 TO 5000
oei%rs a year--exeep, that ola clerk-ior he
was ufabie 10 prife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

= correspondent of the Baltimore Chronicle II.
writes under date ofthe ID inst. that MIR. Penn.
berton Of Philadelphia, has been. appointed
naval Officer in lieu Of Mr.. Markley. The
washington papers, which mention two other
changes Of office, are silent about this removal
and Dppo inImcnt-%
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

u The first Annual Conference of the 4,
'oe'a'ed Methodist churches ia Virginia, vjl +,
held IN 'hisPlace, 10 commence ON Frjda, :, !.
ist day of May.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13
. n II EE s.

YfUST received and for sale, al sery reduced
y Prices, very large assortment Of Snutis 81 h,
Bottles, Canisiers, Jars, Bladders and Kegs
HOWEL DAVIES.
Feb. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-13

SPIT. Turpentine and Linseed Oil.
1foST received FIJI supply Of SPIT. Iurpen.
~ tine and Linseed Oil.
Howell DAVIES,
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and ok hundred yei remain 10 be subscribed.
According 10 estimates, which we have seen Of
ihe cost oil the undertaking, and OF the tolls
which are expected TO he reeeiyed. il - suppos-
ed that the stuck will ultimately prove valua-
bile 10 the holder The Rail Road vail unqnes-
iinnably be of immense advantage 10 the ConI
Pitts, which furuish coal of the very 6rsi quail
~, and apparently inenhau,,ible in quantity.
We shall be delighted 10 see the stock taken.
aud the road in fair train for IL. completion.
II would be earnest of the enterprising spirit
Of om fellow-eiiizens, which we shonld hail
with great Subtraction. Its success would
stimulate the commencement Of Other valuable
eaierprizes s, and encourage spirit Tor internal
improvement, which is essentially wanting 10
employ the resources aud enrich the people OF
the Commonwealth Rich Compiler.
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