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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
Sale Of Real Estate.


UD PURSUANT TO n decree Of The Superior
n Court Of Chancery, for this Richmond dis.
tict, pronounced on the l6lh day Of Feb. 1918,
10 The cause of VIM, Gait, pln. against Thomas
L Bouldin, eI'r. of David Ross, dec. and 9th.
ers defis. which cause was afterwards, on the
Oath day Of January, 1920 revived in The name
q john Allen aud WIN. Cali, jr executors of
WIN. Gait, dec. pltf. against Thomas r. BouL
din, executor OF David Ross, dec and Frederick
Augustus Ross, defs. The undersigned Mar
shal OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Lynchburg District, will sell, for cash, on Wed
nesday the 9th day OF May, 1920, Or fair, If
not, the next fair day theresfter) before the
front door OF the Franklin Hotel 10 he tow n
oi Lyncbburg. a landed estate, lying in the city.
If Campbell known by the name Of the Ok.
ford Iron Works Except thai part which has
been sold by Thomas I. Bouidin, prior 10
the date Of this dccree.) or so much thereof rs
" III be sufficient o satisfy the SUM of go, 29S
62, with interest a, the rate ofsix per centumi
per annum, from the l,h day of July, 1920
aud the costs Of suit and sale.
T A. HOLCOMBE. NJ
May 4 ifds75
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

HDURSUANr 10 a decree Of the Superior
ri Couri Of Chancery, Tor the Richmond dis.
tr,ct, pronounced on the 2ib dayoi June, 1926,
in the cause ofJohn + Cooke, and Ann hs
wife, and Elizabeth Roualds. PITTS. against
Thomas Miller, Sheriff ofthe cOanty qf P0wha.
tan, to whom the estate of VIM. Bentley bath
been committed for administration, aud others,
defis.
The undersigned Marshal Of the Superior
Court o. ChaDccry. for the Lyncbburg District,
" III sell, for ore third cash. and the balance on
credit Of one and two years, on Wednesday
the Oath OF June, 1929, IL fair, If not the next
fair day thereafter, on the premises, in the city.
Of Halifax, Staunton River Estate, lyiug At
Moseley's Ferry, containing between and SOC
acres Of Land there being from 10 200 acres
Of bottom land. This land will he show 10 a
NY one wishing 10 purchase, by VIM. 4. Bent
ley, esq living on the premises.
T. a HoLCOMBE, NJ.
hiay 10. wtdsh
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U. BRASAIWANe
DENTIST

yH EsPECTFULLy informs the inhabitants
SAe OF Lynohbutg aud It's vicinity, tina, he has
taken room on the main street, opposite the
Virginia Bank, and over Messfs. Miller e. Rob.
erls Store, whereihase DESTROYS Of his services
viii please 10 call
May 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

Married, on last evening, by the Rev. +. G
Smith, Mr. GEORGE w. TURNER, to Miss
REBECCA c. MURRELL, all Of this place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

VIEW TEE CASH

Tickets $50. Halves 50, Quarters 60,
For sale Mt
HEWSON s OFFICE,
Lynchburf
May Ii
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Tickets SIS Halves Q 90; Quarters | IS.
For sale IN choice numbers NJ
HEWSON'S OFFICE.
May 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21

To be drawn al Hartford on Friday the 10Th %
May, 1920
10 Numbrrs--0 drawn Baiintsl
II nes, be so---Hewson reasons well
Else whence the numerous prizes he has soId
The peoples fond desire. and longing after
cash
Or whence their secret doubt of cnline nj ane
iher Office
Why shrinks the hand back from the porkt,.
Aud stariitS At Ten dollars
lis the want of enterprise that stifs within
US;
It's Herion himself that POINTS out the rod 10
fortune
And lnilmdtes Happiness ~ pldn
Oh rlehe', thou pieasng, soothing thought
In whnt high aud GLORIOUS situation do. yos
place rs
Tue vide, the unbounded banquet lies before
the
But chances, doitbfg aud darkness res, upon
Here will | moi hold, ifthere'sa Ticket IN TIL.
1wn,
And thnt there '' tho prints all cry alon1 10 c.
very column.
II IN h'wson's Onice--the numbers That he
sells must
lie tnety--hut when, or where, ,hil world was
mndc,
For TRIALS nj miyoH,nes- I'm wear, of con
Jreiures--
HI 10 Uewsou'a Office i. I'D thar. mn a ,L...
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Maya

q NOR HIRE, . negro woman who can cook,
wash, spin, 81. w. OWENS.
May a. n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS M.y n

Flour, SO, SO u IL - Tobacco, So . } n
S12.-'he Compiler says Prices on most
qualities abont 20 cents per 100 lbs. lower this
uppt -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ron coNGREss.

.fneusfo-Wm. McCoy--Ho opposition.
.qHeghonY- Fleming d. Miller had 90 votes
and Robert Craig So majority Tor Miller 44--niil.
Ter goes to Giles, the only county yet to he heard
from, about II votes aresd Of Craig. There is nc
doubt now entertained of Crais's election.
Cuni5e5ta1td Judge Thomas T. BoulJip is re-
Turned tin plsce OF Mr. John Randolph re,ircdJ nv
a majority Of 2s votes over DR.. George w. c,,inn
Efhrdnnd-Wm G. Riyes--So Opposition.
Lclcis- (eorrected)-L. Maxwell '4st-Josept,
Lowell 75,WiIiidm Smith s.
0NietolGs, a, the C.I3'.-Aiazweir B4-smi h
SO. Lowell %.
PiHsylvonid- Davenport re elected without opp.
oou'hamPfoH C0uiity--Jsmes 1fezvsnt 800
No opposition.
SENATE.
Fiuudnnd---wm. =. Gordon-No opposition.
PifsyiudnioG,4 Townes--No opposition.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
.1ugusiG Jno McCue- ESQ, Chelsey Kinney,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

&yi,, ,nGrnty.-Was Louis McI.anc any OF those!
hJrrNicI.ane is a HE minded, liberal, able and
Give nsn.--Mr.' X. was once a great man. what
fver were his ultra-federal principles. Mr. Me
l.. never suffered his opinions to lead him into
Violent excuses against the rights of Missouri the
persccuted lrishmen, SC. SC.
JVhnt does this medn7--The U. S. Telegraph
6ias some ambiguous illusions to the late 9TH Au-
&iitor of the Navy Department. For instance:
/" His friends report that the late Fourth Audi
for Is about to establish new Coalition print in
This city, and that he has gone to New York TO
pureha press and types. He will probably End
sfea,ner when he arrives at his point OF des,ina-
Hon, more powerful than the improved press OF his
felow.worksr Gales. Will he call OIL his way thro'
New Jersey, &c. The late representatives Of
3sths whole OF the pure unsophisticated, truly re.
publican and Intelligent population" Of Now Jer-
&ey, and the late Fourth Auditor, it is believed,
have yet an unsettled account between them"
We suppose, time will clear up all these things,
with the illusions to the drafts, &c.
1--WE regret that the want Of room prevents
our re-pubshing, this morning from the Carlot,es-
K iite Advocate, the address Of MIR. Hugh Nelson
Ito his Senatorial District.It shall certainly sp-
'pear on Tuesday.-We should have been happy
Ito lay the productions Of Clodhopper before our
readers; but the Creeds of the different Nominees
and the proceedings of the People occupy so much
of space, that they crowd out almost ali our
Essays
Nh. CLAY then is not, ii seems, coming imine-
distely into the House of Representatives. we
Judge IRON the following sketch OF the las! Lexing-
ton Gazette:
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
ssIn Mr.. Chambers district Gen. James Earrard.
Adam Beatty, John Chambers, and George NJ.
Bednger, Esqrs. In Judge Clarke's dstrct-It is
at length arranged a, Head Quarters. that Judge
Clarke shall represent this District he is
again a candidate. In Mr.. Lecompte's district;
Joseph Lecompte, John p. Wilson Of Shelby, f..
F. Nuttali OF Henry, w. D. Butler Of Gallatin and
Col James Ford OF Shelby. In Gen. M'Hatton's
district, that gentleman and Col. h. M. johnson
Gre candidates. In Maj. Moore district; Capt.
Samuel Daviess, Col. William b. Booker of
Washington, Capt. William C aldwelI of Jessamine,
benjamin F. Peasants and John Rochester of
Mercer, ami John kincaid of Stanford
Mr.. Branch the Secretary Of the Navy in his
late visit TO Halifax, n. g. declined the com.
piment Of public dinner, upon the following
grounds;
elm every station in which have been placed,
my highest ambition has ever been to merit a
continuance of the public CONFIDENCE, by faith
full discharge of my duty. For few days, in o.
bedience to the dictates Of paramount obligation,
recognized by every generous bosom, l have left
the post assigned me by the greatest and best Of
men. In doing so, my determination was to re-
turn without a moments unnecessary delay"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

yit, ,nGrnity.-Was Louis Mci.anc any Of those!
IrrMcLane is a high minded, liberal, able and
Give man.-Mr.-K X. was once great man. what
YER were his ultra-feheral principles. Mr. Me
a. never suffered his opinions to lead him into
iolent excuses against the rights Of Missouri.,he
ersecuted lrishmen, Sc. Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

ire 237-Thomas j. Niche fss. Reuben HoI,. isS..
VIM; NJ; Tate 81, Geo. G. Robertson -.
William n. Terill lo3, Jesse DIS.
Wis. s2-Hugh p. Taylor ~, Allen Persinger as.
Cumoersassd-James Fitzgerald. John X Vii
Fauquier-Messrs. Chiffon and James,
FTur0nna--Barrett g. Payne" 22D, John Wihn
f3-SamuelF F. Morris i25. Jas. Curtin 64.
Hanorer-Felix Winston 222. William l.
son l57. Ssmuel Perrin 1856.
Etng Jtiilians-Thomas ". S. Gregory IN.
Is. r. Dabney' l53-John c. Pollard ld5
William Walton, Benjamin N.
:, Southampton County-wm. n. Goodwin cTi.
Harrison l2i.
t;voyoh Boroush--The poll. were opened yes
terdaY At 10 A. NJ. when VIM Maxwell Fec.
who had been nominated for the House of Dele
gates by number Of his friends Of both poli,ics
parties, appear on the Hastings and addressed.
me people, I'D style and manner. which gave 10
his auditors renewed evidence Of the vigcr III
bis intellect, of the powers Of his eloauepre. an
OF the enviabie purity Of his principles rs man
and politician. We have never listened With
more pleasure to any speaker on apublic occasion;
ano we Ieei entirely confident that his declining 70
nave poll opened for him, done in 30 felicitous
manner has greatly streng ihened his claims TO tbs
support OF his fellow citizens at another election
Notwithstanding the earnestness with which he
requested that his townsrncn would lose sight Of
-
from the determination which brought them 10 the
polls. and he received so votes. Mr.. NJ. hasing
withdrawn from the bench amid fond bursts Of ar
pIause, Mr. Chandler, Candidate for the Senate,
rose and addressed the people at considerable
length. defending himself against the charge Of
being latitudinarian in his political doctrines
MI Holt made short but neat reply to Nj.
Chandler.
MIR. Newton followed Mr.. Holt al Son.id.rahle
length and was replied to by Mr.. Loyal. with
much earncstncss---Mr. Newton reioined, and
alter short replication from Mr.. Loyall, the polls
were ere opened and the election progressed.
Ahe following was the state OF the polls at the
close last evening"
~ For Congress-George Eoyalr23s, Thomas
Newton los,
For the State Senate William C. Holt q5e,
John a. Chandler l29.
House Of Ds'egd,ss-Iugh b. Grsgby 32s-.
VIM Maxwell (not a candidate) so.
uJ' MT. Loyal claiming 1t as a right. upon tie
ground that all the freeholders had not voted the
fo'ls Will be kept open this day.-Beacon, April rs
'-F'e,c -aemeers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

erai will. expressed in the Laws The number
of the House Of Delegates should be Diminished.
leaving the representation 80 full, that the con-
stituents may conveniently confer with tho rep
resentative; and the Senate enlarged. and their
term OF service not to exceed two years at .oost.
In the organization Of the whole government,
would have jrugatity in view, with just regard
10 fair compensation, to public iduciaries.
Having thus explicitly and fully.as my Intrusion
on your columns will permit, answered the enqui-
ries OF my fellow. citizens OF Fiuvanna, tho no,
in the order proposed, will only add. that pro-
vision for future amendments of the Constitution
should be inserted, in the Que proposed: and sub
scribe myself your and their ob't serv't,
VIM. Il. GORDON.
April 23d, 1929 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
NoMINATWNs-AuD cREEDs.

meeting OF the Freehol;lers of Goocl,land
Col WIN. Boiling in the Chair, and Jackson
Mills Sec'ry) met at the Courthouse on the 10th
April, and adopted the following ticket which was
presented and advocated by Col. JOSEPH, :. Wat.
kins, VIZ. James Pieasants Of GoocIiland, w. G..
Rives Of hlbemarle, Joseph Z. CabeH and Tho
mas Massie Of Nelson.
Col: John Baxter Of Pocahontas, VIM. Smith Of
Greenbrier, Hugh Caperton aud Andrew Bierne Of
Monroe, c. l.. Francisco and Gen. Blackburn of
Bath, Jesse Davis OF Allegheny, Col Ran Of Nj
cboss, and j.. " Miller aud Gen. Breckenridge Of
Boietourt, have been nominated TO the Convention
by several meetings in their respective counties.
Cen breckenridge was present az the meeting Of
fncastle," aud when the nomination was over.
he declared hipscItD favor Of extending the rtgI,
OF suffFage-of sJolisiing the Executive Councfi
of equszitg our representation, according 10
the basis OF white population--of changes in The
judiciary, more particularly, 10 order get clear
OF supersunuated Judges, e. reducing The number
OF the Legislature"
The Fincastle Mirror Of the 25lb safes tina, a
poll was taken at the precinct election in New
Cas'i", in order 10 designate a suitable Reprcscnta
tive from Bototouet 80 thc Convention, ard .,hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
COMMUNICATED.

county OF Amelia, aided by the amrud. vigilance W
Their Conmtee te progress of the Small POP has he,n
have been about sixty patient, in the hospital every one OF
whon now considered to be we'll, and all have bseu d
charged nut three Lao old iand cbiJren The
eonvsescen, the Intending physicians through caution
as yet retained--only two deaths have in fs
county fro the Small PoI: both oil these before Ia.
establishment of the hospital aud psson, Of
habits as TO render medical aid Of no avail.
Ameia, April 90, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
~ The Election for memb TO the Convention will CON
nshse at Henrso Courthouse, this City on Monday

D1EDl-A hi, residence in Hanove, county, on wedpe.
day morning, the 29h April dibs,i e. RuGin, esq in u
thuty-thd year OF his age, alter tedious end di,ire,nr
illness Of ten weeks The deceased formerly resided in
State OF Alabama where he praeed the law the
h., native Stats four yeaIs his health began
of the cruel disease whose ct
ms 9t.l career He vas man of the ssrees, jntes ~
ana o uncommon strength and energy Of character
most devoted hu.band, aud father, and ardent enc
lie died IN the faith OF ChIan, and few weeks before
ms death, he received the Lords Eppper
sdmni.teredt the venerable Bishop Moore-He die wits
the utmost eomPoure and declared few minutes before
that he happy Hi, wife, auJ
child are hereaved Of their best friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

To the SheriFs Of the Senatorial District com.
posed 0f the counties Of GTeenSpiiic, &c.
John CargilI, John Y. Mason and Augustine
Claiborne, having been recommended TO the
ireeholders OF this District as BIT persons TO repre-
sent us in the Convention, you arc hereby au-
thorised, and requested to open polls for these
gentlemen, on your respective Court days in May.
a FREEIOLuER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

We take the liberty OF nominating our friend and
Countrynan, Captain Archibald Bryce OF Gooch-
land, to represent in the Convention the Districts
OF Albemarle, Amherst, Nelson, FluvaDna and
Goochand.-We have great faith in the political
and private honesty OF Captain Bryce, and his
ability TO be useful with others in efiecting
change in our State Constitution So far as Gooch.
land is concerned, poll will be opened Tor him at
our next May GoochIand Court
Many Freehoiders Of Goochland.
April 27tb, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
.tCbata0epU SSG JDd9-
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. JUI.Y -22. 1879.

Liceati04sneaS II tie Pregs.-Party spirit Is said
10 have higher in 1900, than during the last
Presidential canvass at any subsequent time but
persons who remember that period. describe the party
spirit Of that day as by far liberal than that
which now prevails. There was none ofthc ferocity
in it, which strikes At cardcte ,he first thing. The
public characters of men were considered fair game
aud mercilossly inv gated, but the operation was
elegantly performed. Tncir private characters were
not hacked and slashcd. The rufan and the bully
spirit that distinguishes the Telegraph, the Baltimore
Republican, the LouiJv,llc Advertiser, Tic sly and
iqsinuatng spirit which distinguishes the Albany Ar
gus and another kindred print not ia T off were I'M
known in those days. The warfare was that of no.
norabe men, aud not the ferocty of ruthans, the
battle of old women. The Journals of that day may
be searched in vain for the existence of such charac
ter killers as his cxccllcncy VIM. b. Giles, or Duff
Green. These pure gentlemen, themselves exempt
from liability ts retaliation, know the value of cha.
racter, from it's loss, and fail to make assault
upon that part WHICH experience has taught them is
most valuable to the posscssvr.
we have been led to these observations By the
multiplicity of rancorous abuse evished upon MIR.
Clay by the Jackson presses in all quarters but more
particularly those Jackson editors who are saored
TO abuse all who are not the soysh admirers and sup
portcrs Of their paymastcr. This abuse of Mr. Clay
is carried to fcrocious length which absolutely beg
gars description, and sustained with vgor which
proves how much the salariod editors consider the
duration of their salaries to depend upon their SLAM
der Of him. Not Mr.. Clay only, hut whoever is at
tached to that eminent citizen, or has tho hardlhood
to think him guiltcss OF crimes laid to his charge
which his intelligent antagonists themselves never
credited, or that attempts his vindicaton amidst tina
din nduproar of the mprccations which are invoked
upon him. Is immediately comprcheuded in the sweep
ing denuncations against his honour and character
Thus the Jury at Washington who tried Wotkin
and found aim guilty, are forthwith stigmatizcd b,
writer IN the Baltimore Republican, as pe,Jured
because they did not find him guilty in the name
and form, which the Judgment or the ,rissos Of th
writer suggested The writer says Of The Jury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
From tire Commercial Sdv,
RCricir n re .Et,c York .Ndrkrt.


-sNruHpAY, 10.
fcs In consequence of advice, from france tic business
Of the week has been DUH and the few s; made have been
at last weeks quotations
CofCe.rhc transactions Of the week have been chiefly
II Domingo; about ZOO bags Of which sold at ~ ll
cents
Coo1Thc market for this article without change.
lie sales Of the week have reached about 1900 bales chiefly
Urands, AZ ga to lOl; lot OF Alabama, , I cts.
Domestic G00dS- here very little business dong, and
prices arc the same as last quoted
Drugs and DVseiWGs--Sacs Of Roll Rhinestone have been
made at 81 Way little business has bccu duuc during the
week.
Dyctoods.St Domingo Tnswooi has been snd So So
Buuarc Wood, ~ 80 - per ION; Tampco Fustic, %
FistIhc market is well supplied. \ large LOT Dry
Cod, Of superior quality has been sold 50 37l. MaCkeTe
No T. Is; No ?, "a a so Ma. 3, 275a3
FioUr-Ney few sales of any description have been made
during the week, aud prices IN view Of abundant harvest
shade lower Wcquuie New iuTk upcIhue, 500 Western
canal 81 So; Baltimore, a 81 Virginia, 81 81. Eye, 20
81.
GrainTwo c4rgocs Of new Southern Wheat arrived
and disposed 81 % per bushel lot Of old
Western brought to6 ti2 Cts A cargo of Northern J.
Tndicolbe market f1r tus article is duh Sales oi Ga
raccas nave hcci made ~ 81 80 q ! 80.
Isrd-Largc sales Of New Orleans P have been made 81
"a
erficr AT public auction 1000 sides Of Soal Leather
llcrock anu"f sold ~ 8l 20l cts 400 do damaged
~ " 800 do Oak Tanned 22l 23l - DO damaged
l6A cts 1868 do Upper, IA ilo cts. rcr side
NoisScs Sales 1T about 100 bills % New Orleans have ce
made at 81 ets nt Of Martinique % rs eis, and
Porto Rico az % DO
.Nsra! Sio-.s. Tar 81 70, rlpao,ine sll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

ENTERED,
Brg Plato Bradford Norfolk in ballast to C.. Prime,
CLEARED,
2 brig + ane lounr. Bristol tobacco
P0R7' on RJiCUI.5T5,N %
'Ii r ane, Young, Bristol tobacco.
RIVEn

brig Fame, Young, Bristol tobacco
ARRIVED
Ssein aifora, Hooper fom baltimore via NcrG,L
-, S9ale' Towefs, from Alexandria, Cus,man & ~,
schr FRANCIS =, from York River with corn. to l. yyebh
sshr Ianhed, Fisher, days'tom New York .or ,oc.
r,;.la. &c emerson a. Nichols, Nadswor,h e. Wiliars
Jnlre Baldwin, Ives CO, Otis, Dunlop Sco ! N 1855
Ming IL Richardson, Davenport, Alien a. CO Wo,,, e. Us
1fnoer Funey Pagan Hubbard &, Gardner s,ra,,or
h'ests ~ uaIiison Mitchell Anderson Garth & "a (oi,o,
son, NJ fiolins, Ludlam, PARKER and d Weller
scnr atas Powers from Egg Harbour ballast,
ocnf James X Rapelee, Dacknan from Wirnips,o, fpc
WIN sIndries 10 Anderson, Garth & co - v, -
IieIo Snatln New York, sundries Raon e. Plea
SAINTS, and J 81 w Gilliat - (
Schr Sally g. Eliza, Harna,on f1op Ral,;r,o. -; No,,.
s. City Point - > - 0'N' wa -'Oi''H-
scCnr VniaIy " Elizabeih -, Gsm Norfolk.
schr William Bordin Curtis, from Philadelphia
ScnIs sea ftorse, AMI Atlas, from New York.
Stet'nboa Norfolk, Henderson, Baltimore and Noret
Iased. on Hog stand, ship Caroline Augusta Merrill bonn.
brig Fame, bound Sh6ve yarino tppsa schooner a,
D"c9 Gap brig Inder Off York; in Tcnt's Reach, Emcus.
SAILED,
Schr Aldeborol'o, Jones, for Somerset Mass, cts,
SciT AURORA, Hooper, Or Baltimore, coal
Sioop anne Doughty, for New orb, coal
Schr BrazL, Creighton, for Baltimore coal
ScirNew York, Pierce, for New Yogk, coal.
BALTIMORE, July 20-Cd, schr Pr,arch Shorter Rie.
NEwfoRK, Jolly 18.-Cld, schr Susan e Elizabeth, ofuey
Ard sehr Elizabeth, Henry, days from Richmond: sIoon
' alani, McCee, Ids I'm do. -
,,NptttOfh, July l9-ln Hampton Roads briggs Mar
CotIleii DAYS from Newport, up James River
a1e sup Slenandoah Rose, went this noning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Pennsylvania Loan In addition TO the tcmpora-
~ loans already made and heretofore noticed, for
enabling III: commissioners TO go with the pub
JIG works, the Philadelphia papers mention tie fol
Bank of North America S25 900: Philadelphia Bank
10000; Northern Liberties 100000; Penn Town.
ship $40 Oo0.-Fhe Insurance Companies it is stated
have also made liberal advances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

Amsco s ~.s. e. Whale on lave made at II s,ss
. % s-tos hes advanesd and fair b.,s... IA.
o. poc n ooih beeisnd Pork Ne quote N..s 49, eas
1Of f0I-2 Cargo o " - - '''N' ID IS ~ trnless
sRiec.-- Bot fInfs has g.. e.l "a, :.
renia without change. ~ "N~Si IN" Pt.Ses .
sS,Hs public sale $500 dry Seal skins -. , =,
90 IL 100 each; do sailed al a IN A. ~ e
90 kns sl5s per dozen; 10000 Magaore Goat do irr~
- S4cts EACH 10 bales of Deer Skins in hair ~ - R
p,uSin foreign Spirits very little dong small lots ~.
Sr3'x Rum have been taken cts Whissev mas s
So ii'e aud sales have been made Fl I.scts
sdrs-About 800 hhds Of New Orleans have been sold ,
c,os =, ,oo Go OF Porto Rico, 7I2 lot of 81
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