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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
NEW 5AOAG,

4 We Just received, direc, from New
Eh York, a splendldid lot of staple and fan
cy Goocs, all OF which have been pun chased
since our regular fall supplies by our agent IN
New York, and are of the very lat ST imporla-
tons. Among the many articles which we have
the PLEASURE OF offering 10 the public. are the
following beautiful goods, which will be suld
much lower than previous fall purchases:
Fancy Bronze Print
Coulard do
Black and white do
Fancy colored Gro de Maps
lsmarines and Palmyrines
BIhck, and blue blaek Gro de Ian
super black Italian Las,rings and Leyan-
tines
Extra fine black Bombazine
Do black Nankin Ctapes
Blnck and coIored SILK Bra
Co!ored Circassians
Ih'bei and photographic Neck Hdkfs.
Also, on hard, a large assortment of Do.
hltSllC and WOOL EN- GOODS.
Nov. %. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
ACARn,

AN RS. p. +. JONES announces to the La
I'VE dies OF Lynchhurg and the country, thar
she has just received in addition TO her fai
and winter Fashions, patterns for brading La
dies Riding Dresses, where all orders address.
ed to her shall be Promptly attended TO.
Nav. % 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
- Il the inc Of s,ag's
e 10 recently running from
.1s-vr2r LAnchhnp 70 A.xan.

S R.EAzG.& recently running from
S.fSsS,S--.zzsEEr Lynchbutg 70 Aissan.
d,ia 1--WE. a~eek. informs the citizens Of
Lynchbu,g End us viclHity, that th,s lin now
runs three lines a week, AMI is ext nded 10
the Civ Of Washington.
lneFe his re emily been put upon the road
he cen Washington ard Ba,iinore, a new Inc
Of S,a es, unoqpaHed in tins country in splpt=
dor and nngoificen,e, and travelling ais viii
gr~esttapidIt, Ntha view 10 the put. IL accom-.
mediation, and wit, view 10 sate pHs,erge.s.
the inconvenience Of huntlng for, nod proeut-
ing seats for Baltimore when arrived in Wash
ington, he proprietor has formed a conu, Kun
with this new line, thus constituting a con
nected line from Lync!burg to Baltimore, and
so from Baltimore TO Lynchburg.
The Stage leaves Lyncibnig on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings. The time
taken on the road to the North is one day 10
Charlottesville from Lynchburg TO Washing.
ton two days, and uOtil II O'Clock, a. NJ. on
the thlId-same day reach Baltimore by ha
after d O'Clock, p. N. and on the next day, ~
New York, so that in four day the passengers
may take tea IN New York. The Stage rom
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore a,
bout 8, A. NJ. on Monday, Thursday and Sat
urday reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel in
Washington City by 10, A. NJ. drops into my
line at II O'Clock same day-in one day there
after reaches Charlottesville, and on the second
Lynchburg thus running from Baltimore 10
Charlottesville in two, and to LyHchbule IN
three days.
z rom Lynchbnrg TO Baltimore
Sl7. WM. SMITH.
Nov. IL. 6m26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

Fer SAFE,

n VERY handsome tule Farm, upon the
ZAheai waters Of AppomaIloN, in Buckins
ham This land is in The ueighborhood oil Cio-
YER Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces to-
baeco OF HE finest quality. and Inns upon II a
very barge orchard ol we'll selected tfli the
tract contains $40 aeres-Persnns dlspuSed to
buy, will apply To the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A Paliesoa, who lives adjoining the premises.
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March . Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
FON NANE.

va Ill be offered for hire. for the ensuing
year, on Tuesday thu ooh Of this month,
QDrcember) Al the late residence Of Samuel
Turner, dec. rear New Glasgow, Amherst
county, from 50 TO 20 valuable Negroes, con-
sistiag of all descriptions, Men, Women, Boys
and Girls. Amongst them are two first rate
Black smiths, Carpenters. CooperS, Shoema-
kers, good Cooks, House Servants, and Plan
tailon hands. These Negroes are valuable,
aud well worthy the attention of those who
wish 10 hire. JOHN DlLLARD, Ex'or
OF Samuel Turner.
Dec. Z. tdh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

A GENTLEMAN wishes to hire for III
IA ensuing year, "A first rate male servant
For particulars enquire at the Yirginian Office.
Dec. 81 Is
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LAND FOR SALE.

couf o. bedford, entered up o. the Isl
tea OF SAID eaulI, IN The case Of" Tayloret al
rs. Ray Ct al. > the undersigned, " no ar" there
nv appoiaied Commls toners for that putpose
viii. On Saturday the 2d day Of January, 1870
proceed, upon he p omlses, 10 sell, ~ public
auction. upon a credit of one aud Two wears, the
trnc, OF land IN whiei Sarah Ray decd. Ia ely
resided. ON the Forest road in The county III
Bcdlo,d containing about 201 acres, adjoining
the Iauds Of Josrp Slaughter, fleasan, DAWSON
and others This land lbs vel, and has upon
IL comfortable improvements
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER,
JOHN NORTH. Com
tHARLES STUART. mission.
ROBERT c. ~SrEPTOE, eis.
THOMAS MOORE.
Dec 2 wds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

Spl virtue of a decree OF tue County
ri Conrl of Bedford. AT is September
term, 1929, the u~ndrr"gaed, Com mission
o., appointed for that purpose, will proceed 10
sell. on Thur day the 3lst ot Deeeinbef, at the
Old \ ore Of Richard Davis L. Co. tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
Sept "a
Notice.

Is b virtue of a deed of trust, bearing da lie
HG the 25th of September, 1928, and duly
recorded in tie county court of Amherst, made
by Thomas Crews and Sally his wife, in which
the undersigned are trustees, aud in pursuance
of the direction aud assent of he said Thomas
Crews, will be offered for sale. TO the highest
bidder, upon the premises, on the Goth of De
cembel next, If fair, If not, he next fair day
thereafter, the Tract OF Land on which the sa ia
Thomas Crews now resides, Wing upon The
l.ynchburg road, and containing between 8 and
900 acres. Also, at the same line, a Tract of
Land in the county of Greenbrier, containing
100 acres. Also, the following Negro Slaves ::
John, stephen, Rachel, Marshal, Henry. Ed.
mund, Caleb, Hannah, Judy, CLANCY and Ma.
ria. Also, sx head of horses, one carriage
and harness, with the stock of cattle, hogs.
plantation tools, and the wagons. carts and
steers belonging to the plantation. The Land
will be sold for one third cash, and the balance
in one and two years, with a deed of trust to
secure the purchase money ; the Negroes will
be sold for cash and the remainder of the
property on a credit of six months. Roud.
with approved security, required
+. +. GARDNER,
A. B. DAVIES.
agree to The above sale, and will deli.
yer possession of the Land TO the purchaser on
the day OF sale, aud hereby waive any and
every right reserved TO me by the trust deed 10
retain the property or postpone the sale there
OIL. IHOS. CREWS.
November 10. ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
Sweet Suiphur Springs
For Sale.

Z y Y virtue of a deed of trust, executed TO
y the subscriber The Cd of Oct. 1896, by
Rice Vass, and Polly his wife. to secure the
payment of Two Thousand Dollars, due TO
Alexander Calder, as stated in the deed OF trust
aforesaid, and also in pursuance OF an agree
meni entered into by the said Rice Vass, and
Alexander Calder. tie 2lst Oct. 1928. & which
have been regularly admitted 10 record in the
County Court of Monroe, we sha u, proceed to
sell, TO the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on the 10Th. day OF December
next, one equal undivided half OF the Sweet
Sulphur Springs tract of land, lying IN the
county of Monroe, 2l2 miles from Union,
containing about for hundred and sixty FIVE
acres OF land. The trustees will make such
title as is vested in them, to the purchasers,
and no other.
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPERIoN, Trustees.
Nov. % lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

u oIlCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust. ex.
~ ecuted TO the subscribers by Seth Ward.
Senior, hearing date the 23rd day of October,
1873, and duly admitted 10 record in the Clerks
Office of the county of Campbell, for certain
purposes in said deed specified, the subscribers
as trustees, will, on Friday the o5,h day of De.
cemher Iexi' upon The premies, near New
Londoa '"ifer tor sale, TO the highest bidder, for
casn' me property mentioned and described in
said deed of trust, 10 wit si,tv civ acres NJ
land, more or less, adjoining the town of New
London, with the buildings and appur,inanees
This property offers an eligible situation. for the
accommodates Of a private family. or for a
public house Ii ting as trustees the snbscri.
bers will convey onl. such title as is vested in
them by said deed %ofirust.
J HENDRICK, Trus.
HENRY BROWN, tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
DanNille Mae .AcnAemy

yENlIls lnstiulion viii he rc.opeurd on HE
Y l., Monday in January next, under the
immedin e tuition and care Of the Rev. John
Narnuck whose Classical and ScienlIAc nc
uuiremenls. mud rxpei renee aud success n a
teacher emlnenily qualify him far the 'nsIfne
lion IT Youth Mr. Warnock is a gradna'o Of
Glasgow University, and ha, been engaged IN
teaching during The last o years, IN Thu country
lis recommendations which are ample and
satisfactory, show that he is we'll qualihcd, not
only by his literary requirements, bat also by,
his moral Norih, o preside over an Institution
OF his Kind. A. the School will hs permanent,
the advantages Of This Academy will he rqunlto
any in the State the Classical course wall he
Sufficiently extensive to prepare Students for
entering my of our un'yorsities Boarding
may be had in respectable fam les at moderate
rates. BY order,
JAMES u. PATTON. President
Of The Board Of Trustees.
Danvillr. Nov. 10. 1920. VII
Z. s. Mr.. Warnock will take a few boardera.
AZ the number will be limited, an early ppl'ca.
iion is requested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

N<fO1ICE.-By virtue Of two deeds oitfnsteH-
III ecuted by Philip Thomas, 10 US John h.
Behnett and Robert Stevens. and to each and
. ither Of us, aud duly recorded IN the CLERK ;
Office a Campbell. rhr one BEARING date the
llih day Of September, 1928, the other bearmg
date The l4rh Of Sept. 1879. we shall, on Mon
dav the 2sth day OF The present month NDFc.
1899 proceed 10 sell, at The dwelling OF SAID
Thomas, in said county Of Campbell, on
Slannion Rive, AT Long Island, TO the high
est bidder, Tor ready money. the estate
OF sad lhnmas, or SO mnCh thereof as may
he sufficient to satisfy the said Two deeds oil
trust, 10 wit the crop oil every description,
Consisting OF corn. tobacco, whcat, &c. also
one negto man Eli ckj one negro mar VII, one
negro man Peter, one negro woman ohrhi ana
her Two children Jacob AID John, one negro
woman jimmy and her child George, one negro
woman Mary aud her child Cay, and one negro
woman Milly also 8 head Of horses, $ bend oil
cattle, including . oxen, one OK cart, aud stack
OF hogs. household aud kitchen furniture, aud
l%antation utensils. As Trustees, we shall only
sell and convey such title rs is vested IN us,
which we believe To bp good.
JOHN A. BENNETT, Trus-
ROKERT STEVENS, tees.
Dec. 9 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28

HIRGlNiA-Ata Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry holden at the tawn Of Lynchhurg. IN
the 22d day oil Oct. 1870. Robert Rives, admir-.
Of Jesse Clarkson, dec. PITT
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Oct. l
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Nov.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
From he National Infel;reneer.

FROM Nc sidt0nnf fWeitgcfCcT.
II The Editor of the Boston Evening Bulletin is
gIitlcmany but thorough going supporter OF the
present Administration. His paper of Friday last
contains leading editorial article. the contents Of
which do not so mach surpriZc does the fact
OF their un1isguised appearance there We give our
readers sample OF it, to shcw what the thorough
gong friends OF General JACKSON think Of some of
her CO. workers in the great cause of reform"
II ihe Editor is rcnarking upon initcr published
u certain Gazette at Washington, which purports
10 have been written from Boston, aud Processes to
give true account OF matters apd things in the Bay
'>tate. With this preface we introduce orr rea-
ders the following extracts from the Bulletin article
leaving them to make thereirom their own inieren--
ccs:
'lr State proceeds the writer "is rapidly emerging
that political daknes in which she has eoped anu will
tower forth ia all her spendor" n by t. sen.
ne Tue Correspondent OF the who might he presumed
assert that the Of tire is gaining ground In
truth onges us to declare that this IS not the fact
sorou and we appeal for proof every acquainted
an, the state of parties here that the conduct men
inspired In. community with such downright disgust, tina,
lamen the necessity which npels
say it, dwinJs within the last six months
skeleton. We PERFECTLY that it part the policy
of these mensnd they h7e Organized regular system OF
Inanuvring by letters anil D. hired Pu8S for this purpose
~ keep the friends of tue admin. uaon AT The scat OF govern
nen sn'rcy IN the dark respecting their own standing ~ tins
condition OF parties IN this city, knows To he demonstrate
TRUTH that where 1000 could be brought 10 the polls six
ohhs ago. not half the nsmber could bs mustered on
any Question IN favor OF Tie administration Aud WAT tue
cause! rs the tyu nnied, echerruS, ntoL,Gnf .th
quence by chance and abusing high hand the alvan,
ttses which ave-tenPora,y, Ia ilcavcnl-be
conhded TO their trcctionL But more of this anon"
"Te whole DRIFT of this may le seen through
at glance his ono of the nnumerabe articles which belong
80 connected and extensive series of ccepos calculted
npose upon national rules If possible prej
dice the minds Of those who supposed have influence
~ court One of the grand TO- business
=" writing generally, however, in pvactiosh
S men one gets INTO print Another Uide is procure BY
Burberry the insertion Of lrdgSlrs favorable TO their
someone's, ~ The opposition papers, with the nnr
p"h government an idea of the universal popularity these
men. who: II IS evident trembling with the weight of
Itth iN''eUllltS and are making the desperate ex.
Mons 10 ily themselves against the indignation their abi-
sea patrons ~ this character is the latter clause tie abn,
P'asap' wherein "pre.smnen nj degree" popular
10 ererg honorable ami impartial cj=ca IF f place
: an be expected that such ISFAN NOUS TRIiKERY ran
ng succeed under vitous and effective government Aoi
me present administration is thus 10 be blinded and
dupcd." ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
SrrF Diomc!c GTay, from Portland Maine with snpdra-
10 LaNeueoGt, Alien y CO, and To master "
n9oP Spectator -, from North Carolina fish &c to l..
S'samh3a' Potomac Jenkins Washington, via Alexandra
Steamboat Norfo.k, Henderson Baltimore, Via Nors,k
SAILED,
Scir .arcS r Raplcy, Blacsuram, for Busrpn coal
Sc'iF William ID Borden, Curtis for Pilstlc,uI,ia cos,
CLEARED,
Palmer. ~ e'' '''a'0o' uy =
NORtOLN July p The snip Caoliue Augusta Merit
sa led this day ~ e'V""'S' anu
Hampton Reads in , days 'e' i"F
beacon 0fce Nears Room, .Nortoak, Ju3y 2i s..t
, III Hampton loads ship Brunswick Stanwood fr,r,,
@Ilas kIyer bound 10 Bfcmen-will sail tIis day
rae hg anne, Young, for Bristol lE wen; 20 sea finn
hampton Roads last evening NV"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

On the 4th ofthis month, the following memornn-
da were made. and have been published in tue New
York papers:
"Ofthe Committee of co. chosen in November
l77d, to carry into execution the non-iInpor,ation
agreement, living the 9TH of July, i8a9-Cornfort
Sands, VIM. w. Gilbert.
Of the COMMITTEES of 100, chosen in May, i775.
after the battle Of Lexington--living-C. Sands
VIM. w. Gilbert.
Ofthe Convention chosen in April, 1875. all are
dead except Comfort Sands. Tie unly o'he- SIR
vivor ut the time of our last report in 1890 was
venerable JOHN JAY, who died a short time since.
or the Provincial Congress, chosen III May,
i775, of2I all are dead
or the Provincial Congress, chosen in October
IT'S, of2l all are dead except G. Sands.
OF the Committee of Safety, chosen in January
ITS, all are dead except G.. Sands.
Ofthe Convention to form the Constitution of
the State, chosen in MAY, 1879, f2I members, oh
are dead except G. Sands.
The only importing merchants now living, as i'm
porters from England previous to February, I775
are &. Sands, and David Seabury."
COMFORT SANDS seems to stand alone, in the pre-
sent generation almost realizing the poet idea of
the last man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
@ssef60ot 6 aIeHe
Stock Of Dry Goods

at .9UCTYON
VIE subscriber intending to discontinue ;Ie DRY
foods business, will sell, on MONDAY uext
tue 27th instant, at 10 o'clock, tritiovt rcserrc -
1 ms SjG1e Market Bridge, his entire stock of DRY
selected articles, ullong which arc
a'egont chlic0cs, silks of every description
Superhne cloths aud cassineres
Sattnctts, fanncs, can,brics
Demcstics of every description
irish iucns, lawns and diapers
British aud German oznoGurgs ofa!l kinds
Checks. plaids and stripes
a good assortment Of ribbons &c &c.
~ Jill day OF sale, hc offers his stock al cost md
socits those wishing bargains to call
Tctms at sale FRANCIS LARMAND.
OTIS, DUNLor 81 Co. Aucts. iulv ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
3stGI)osro GG1 tDto,


From LrsrpooThe Ao,ongahela has arrived m the Della
ware from Liverpool whence she sailed the June The
Phladclpia papers received yesterday 10 hnus the new
v her, even mention her arrival in the river CONNER
al circular OF The 6th brought by this arrival yesic
say mercantile house in tai. city, from winch we have been
politely permitted make some extracts which will be found
under the commercial head
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

G. Grafton Dy Mr. William Daniel jr. oil Lynch
burg, Va. On he causes that ha0e retarded the
groicM Of poetry in America.
2. The exercises concluded with an Grafton by SIR.
Charles l.. Mosby Of Powhatan, On ue iafueace
~ republican institufions upon intellectual i,HDrope
ment. WILLIAM WERTENBAKER.
Secretary 10 fis E,te,,If,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25


received ~ the Monongahea, arrived in tine Delaware.
LrrmPoot, 9Th June, 1920.
more general demand has ai'crly been experienced for
Foreign pIod'ce though material improvement prices
YET hc noccd the tendency of the market certainly
favorable than has been ANY rapid charge for better
may not Occur, still gradual and solid amendment seems now
probable
ne transactions in COrrcN have been extensive for last
week. <o'' packages sold, against 726 npcrcd in
INC present Inc supply received amounts l6o bags aud bales
against 1881 packages sold folovs-3ij5 Bowels AZ a
64d l586 New Orleans, "a; 200 Alabama . a sd. 27t Sea
island 10 ld; 80 Stained DO 81 I2d the balance South
American, r. India, and Egyptian
In the cdv part OF ic week there was Irt an Indifferent
demand though for the past DAYS enquiry has been
toe sales effected IN American crtios
have been az the M prices Of last week: general Gnnc,s
appears with the holders
fair enquiry has appeared for roucco IRON the consumers
buyers cannot supply themselves any decline nor can holders
obtain All advance
The fine weather. together with is Averages having kent
under what had been generally anticipated tended tn cheek
the speculative demand for WHENT and FtorE m consequence
INC transactions IN Com market Tuesday confined
10 supplying tue wants Of consumers, and
occurred n give any feature market There is no
disposition 10 speculate IN American Flour the demand with
that object having for tho present ed for such as duty
pa, bt moderate enquiry appears
would however on freely reduction Of Is Sd per bill
I've duties for the ensuing week follows. vizYheat
per hhL
Tobacco, leaf lid a = id, stcmmcd % SD.
Wheat, foreign free, SIS 81 lis 81 prr guartC.
Indian Com3l 3is per i3O lbs duty Cid p rs bond
Flaur, Amer sour - a SIS sweet SO 4Os, duty paid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

Riehmond, J
STAfI.E ARTICLES
1obseco, leac
good To fne, l0Oib. IS a Il q
rniddling, s al
common. 4aJ
reGiscd, . as
ndatvdcfprtd--
LIST qual cavCndisii, u. g., a. 10
small twist, m. i, IL a IL
no. 9all
Flour, ely mills, new, 6 a 6 80
canal, 5 75a6 -.-,
uheaf, new, ~ a9J
Corn, bush. 46ad8
Coai, bes, for Shipping, Is a 2D
interior, l3aI5
Cotton, o a 9
VARIOUS oTHrR Anr,cru
Alum, III. q
R,rfmsfone, roll, 10. 3a3a
Zee sirar, best, - Az
Eatter, l8 a 20
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 5Oall
BIeon, new, "a
Cheese, 10
Caadies, tallow, mould, 1OI ala
sperm. 2l a %
CSGee, w. !. green, Is ali
Rio, I2a a l3t -
Java, white, is II
ordinary qualities, 1I56i2
Chocolate, no. ., 10 a Is
CoPpsrGs, 10. 3 a "a
Fish, herrings, no. !, new, q -
shad, no. 1, 6 50a7
indckerel, no. !, scarce, 6
do. 10. 2,
do. no. s, 3 So
r Fruit
r''isins, bunch, box, 5 75a4
muscatel, ) 30
FEATHERS, live geese, good, 30asl
GLnse, window, sxlO, so f.et
} - lOxI2, do. ,
Gl'HPo,edsr, Dupont's, 5 80 a 6
UensP, American, ton, 80 a i4O
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, l7al9
sailed, LA Is
Indigo, SP'h f,oiant, lb.I75a2e
Iron, Swedes, ton, l0j
English, IS a 90
American, 30 a 90
Lard, new, Gla7
Lime, l 25
Leather, sole, IS Il -
upper ! as 275
LrEJe', clear, 1000 #. %
understandable, II Is
Niahogdny, St Dom. f. 10 a 90
Bay, 10 a II
IioitSSsS, gal. n. o. % n so
superior, 81 81
W. I.lia, generally. - a &c
0leat, bushel, % a 20
Mails, cat, Id. 90
OIL, lmseed, gal. 10 a.13
tanners, bbl. Is all
sperm. winter pTsd gal. so
do. summer DO. G. a 20
Oats, bush. 50 a37i
Plaster orParis, ton, i 80
Pork, prime, bill. IlaIl5O
mess, II
Rice, Carolina, (new) , 75a3
Sugar, loaf I8a2O, lump IjaI7
\. o. brown, loo los. 7a9
-. CroiX, do. 81 aIO
muscovadoes, 2 aI0
Salt, sack. Liv. flied, . 4Oa2 81
ground alum, ? 37a2 40
NnitPetre, ID. IOaI2
!SEiritsT
brandy, cognsc, gal. l lOal3C
apple brandy, 30 a ~
peach do. 81 a.lOO
rum, 81. Croix 4 Ant. co n o,
90. New England, ga so
gin, Holland, 80 a los
do. American. 3Oa 81
wliskcy, 2la y
Steet, German, 10. l2aIi
Eng. bliS'erci, 7aG
Amer. do. Is
N'o', cwi. ; 5Oa6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
" fSIIiN's UN. J z
CIRCUIT COURT.

The whole on yesterdays session of the Circuit
Count was consumed i'll vainly cndcavouring to COM
plcte the PANEL for trying the second indictment
against r. battinS. About thirty talesmcn attend
cd in the course of The day. ont OF which five
Jurors we're sworn in-Inaking eleven. The remain
der OF the thirty excepted 10 and excluded on
the ground of having formed ami expressed an opin-
ion TO the gut or innocence. of the dsfGndant Only
Juror is wanted now tG complete the PANEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

EF''af'm.--In The 1st No. of Typographical and
Genealogical "Reminiscences, published Yesterday,
the following senicuce:-- -
In 1896, old benjamin Burden was sent f., this
country, rs the agent of the Scottish Baron of Cam
Gron, one of the grantees OF the Northern Neck
burden met with John Lewis at WILLIAMSBURG. and
came home with him - Augusta; (ihcn in Crane
AID spent the principal part Of the summer with him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

The Washington Telegraph syys, the number.
who attended Mr.. Gays Lexington dinner, ",oeye
soeHed by oPostates from he Jackson party" Il will
moi be long before these assertions of honest men from
aparty which such men cannot conscientously support
viii leave that party in a'wo!ul minority.
SdiCH Ree.