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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
CONVENTION VOTE

Tile vote for members 9th Conven,ioniao,
plac IN two oftne three counties colnuo.iog
this Senatorial district, las, Monday and resul
ted Az below Bed ord is vet to vote. aud. II
The friend, OF reform NJ that county he true to
themselves and do not permit tina absurd
clamor about the tickle! which was printed 4,
this Office, aid which wa. the act Of s'lsie
,adiuii,t1i us3lly aleonnec!'d ui'h either 81
the candidates wtose nnme TS apoa Il, TO lead
lhem from the only question shieh thy should
regard in giving thrill votes, they will carry
their ppin'. Irat question i, no, by uhai
means was concert produced in favor Of four
ham but what nre the opni,us and what will
h, the probable conr.e in Convention, of the
candid ties We marvel greatly, too, TINT
.ueh hui AMI cry should br raised about the
iicket wh ch ii ii alleged predicted such nmgi-
cal effects in this county, and which is to be
rs d az an argq,nent--aye, as an GrglslrRi,-
10 the p.oule OF Bedford, why MT one nj the
person. named On il SHOULD be snpporied by
them. when the same profound arg ument will
act like Two edged sword. cut ing him who
uses il, We LA, &c HE best authority for say.
ng that tickets teih Joar olhey names, the four
which ieai the vote 10 Backinghan) We're pre-.
pared, and tarishly distributed ~ the voters !;
| md, If our Authority stood IN need OF any cor
rohorating circumstance, il would be found in
tn concert of action which, prevailed there
| among the enemies as it did here among the
lrien Is Of the Convention. What is sauce for
| he goose must be sanre for the gander al'o
# i, WAS wrong in Campbell, il was wrong in
Buckingham, and cice rrFSa Ii IL should ope-
rate with the people Of Bedford against the
success OF the Campbell ticket, 50 should il
also asansi the Buckingham ticket. II is true
here xaa tins mighty difference between the
CASE Que tickle was PINNED, and the other
wrii!en and il this be the objection TO the
tormc,, We Can only say il ID an Improvement
ON Jack Cade's anaiheIua or all learning. We
take this occrsion TO dlsclam the influence OF
all personal feelings in our remarks. We have
always been in favor OF a Convention. aud We
shall u.e every fair and o"orap c means Ia
promote the election ut gentlemen who have
| b ECU ard are sill favorable TO il
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Sale Of Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO decree OF The Superior
Court Of Chsncery, for the Richmond dis
trict, pronounced on the 10Th day Of Feb. 1918,
10 the cause OF VIM Gait, plf. against Thomas
T. Botldin, ex'r. of David Ross, dec. aud 9th
ers defts which cause was afterwards, on The
24lh day Of January, 1929, revived in the name
+ John Allen and Vim. Cali, n. executors Of
WIN. Gait, dec pln. against Thomas ]. Boul-
din, executor Of DAVID Ross. dec. and Frederick
Augustus Ross, defts. The undersigned Mar
shal Of the Superior Court Of chancery, for the
Lynchburg District, will sell, for cash, on Wed.
nesdey the 9th day Of May, 1929, Of far, II
not, the next fair day thereaher) before the
front door Of the Franklin Hotel, in the town
Of Lynchburg, landed estate. y ing in the city
of Campbell known by the name OF the OK.
ford Iron Works Except that part which has
been sold by Thomas T. bouidin. prior 10
the date of this decree.) or so much thereof as
will be sufficient 10 satisfy the SUN of 50,
e2, with interest al the rate ofsiI per centum
per annum, from the llih day Of July, 1920,
and The costs of suit aud sale.
Z AH0LCOMBE, NJ.
May4- ifldsT6 f.
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LETTER FROM GREECE.


The following letter. E" 'h Witch we have
heen oblis iugil flyorcd va received few
days since 10y the Lsdirs Green Committee Of
Ills city, from the DirectIesS OF the American
lloep al at Poros. II was written in French.
l. iiies.-The gratitude " hich tn Greeks f el
towards the philan'rnphic and virtuous nation
Of America, makes it thu pleasing duty Of a
6recian mother, {" reply 10 rtIe letters viii h
the ladies' Of Amer have done them the non
or To address to them. Adding her thanks TO
the most lively acknowrdsm Of the whole
marion, she dares hope and promise you, ladies,
that the sensibliiy and consultations "hich you
lavc bestowed upon the unto tunate. will b.
forever indelihl, "ngravrn upon their hearts,
and hat the TX pp- of IA nation so glorious
viii incie them 10 initiate Your virtues, aud
10 the attainment o. that noble liberty 70 which
they aspire. Accept again my most tender
acnnwledg mems. aud excuse my Deficiencies
III a language with which am MOI sufficiently
familiar to express all TINT my heart feels to
So due 10 Your merits
/ ma, ladies with the most prnfon nd rrpecis
Eonr very nbedient seryan"
The Direstress of the Am Hospital at Poros,
EOSALIE GREOPARl
'' ~ TOur C0nl
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ourR ,GEou5 CoNDUCT-irbm


w. copied a. article from London paper
IN f,w DAYS since, rclal i've 90 "A quarrel that had
Itkcu Mac. AT Nlahnn hrtwcen some French
rad Anrric ~ filais IL which u mdship man
vas k,lled-ln the Pdt1s journal DIS DebaiS
of The 18th uii we f I'd the following article
On this subject, copied from the iriSo de lou.
hn.
IS .rmps, the result Of which ee cannot but
d .pIore, without being able 10 assign any
plausible cause, have taken p'nce at Mahon,
hetween the crews Il the French and A neri.
can vessels. The latter several times alta ked
tie crews nf the corvette la P0BDue and
FIlae. The Americans always preserved
themselves IN superior numbers, armed with
cab.. &c. They attacked the French evrn
IL the houses, and we're lreq cnt'y assembled
Villa Carlos. uwo mes irom Nahon) aud
there atarkrd at different tunes the sailors
attached TO the brig taune, and NJ. Meynard,
u m,dshipmali, WIS killed. the impunitv with
" hich they made heir first attacks, doubtless
encouraged The Americans and cannot
hu, regret the conduct Of thcii super ors, Who
did ut take any measure Ia prevent these
Quarrrls The conduct nf these men has TX.
cited the Indignation of the inhabitants of Ma
hon q Villa Carlos " no have assuf ed The au,ho-
rltirs of the country. thai the French "a lors
WIRE In no Ca the aggrsss"rs, and SOLELY &C
ted an the defensive. several s6i'ors of both
nati ,ns were Killed, aud great number were
seriously woundrd We refrain, f'r the pre-
sent, from making s"Ch observations. MS this
Occurrence .sgrs,s. The French navy has
lost one Of most promising oti 'eis-thr vic
tim ola cowardly assassin. The guilty will
NJ doubt be di>cnt cred and punished. The
American frigate snow IN our port. aud we
understand her commander is about 10 repair
10 Paris To explain the affair"
In addition 10 the above. he Paris MoTitenr
states the gully have been delivered up 10 JUS
tire.
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TIE yES.

Americap Claims on France. IT he
Boston Centinel says, the excellent spirit whia,
is nov exhibited by the American public on
the subject of these claims, il vii seconded
by the G AVernment, Cnnnot fail ~ receive u
peace able and beneficial! result. The French
Golfers ar" full and the internal claims on
them are daily ie scning. France paid prompt
~ and without any distress the enormous irl-
butte Of seven hundred millions Of francs which
she WIS amerced hy the Allies III 1923. Tho
French Ministers, educated IN The school Of
relleyraad, rreWer kuoNn to Dr. the most
airat Of any IN Europe hut they have found
fh,t they tannoi awavs resist Spnnk with f.
tesp They have never dcnlnd thai Americans
had isir claims for spoliatrd property. Bot
they have had the arr to postpone to future
DIV any decisive measure on the subject Ine
Frcuch Minist RS of Foreign Affairs have al
ways conducted their correspondence Nth
ihos' Eavnys with wonderful bieTanec and
justification but when pressed for an Ultima
t7tIn, have found il necessary To resign aud
thereby give the new Munster the convenient
,Aea. that he bad not sufficient ;mr to make
himself - acquainted with the important sub
ircl as to give to hts severe gn any specific
ADVICE thereon. This has been the trick for
yeas aud they have considered il aS cheap
mode Of getting rid Of the disagreeable subject
Nv complimeniing the moderation of our Minis
49, = :, b;.b limo this caurSe ,as altered
aud that Yankee SUNK oud be matched IL
rain,t French fnesSe F rance aud the Bour-
hons, have too large n stake III the continuance
of Pence 10 risk contest with the Jnied
States and they are fully able TO pay for old
mis- leeds TO the last cent.
WgSIS. Ocen ana tdmpocH. ne
debate at Cincinnati (Ohioi between MIR O@.
rn and he Rev. Mr. Campbell originating in
n public challenge, given by one party and &c.
copied by the other, began on Monday, the
Ism instant aud lasted "'n| u'ys mum ., az
'r,e =" ana, d. ia .,;J m have con.
,,.'a,,,o hand,od 1e,soas many If whom
p''''" -. =, a., ~, o,,r, c,.d ,hi
Me'' ~" -, han, ,h. debate Accord
,"e' " y.;',,; CL,on;cI. M ovo,
IN W '"' N'''' Ill
gov ''"'" Wv
Ren.rt.d Eyncd;t;oo agnin1 Utxico
&c.. So, ,i,v,n,,o nnJ.r date If An,il
-, ,tI..i.al :, ,L., NJ O,l.n,. Adve,,,.er
~ pIT..s' ''..e In ro,,l, ~ vonr ion
V, ~. ' ,ho .,nsd,,ou from hence Win
the obiec, of re.torins Mexico to its righllu
ownrr, have 10 say--that We have the fullest
hopr ofits ca"shmmatlon-ihe last mail, irw
days only arrived, gives us to understand, that
there we're stnhark'ng On me la' eornnry.
from '"d I ID hr I,a"S of @nbao"d the captain
GsaaraI had received orders 10 get ready All
IN. iroon, dispo>sble. and embark the same
on bnard under the direction of Admiral La.
"" 80, nos;,;ve ora.rs IN he Of 1e Cane.
g San .n,,nio towards In. las, of Nav. The
~, ,.j,;an Inns t;,,ed ON. from Snaio. is under
-
,,'d p.rl, Tine object of mi, expedition is
,he re.rononest of Mexico-60o foot will EN-
hs,k on hoard of Admiral Laborde'. fleet"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected Jor Me Firgiman, by
IuoMAs 4 HpLcoHnL aud RICHARD TfREL


Thomas 4 HpLcoHRL aud RICHARD IYREL.
Commission hci chants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed lobac-
co, from 81 90 TO III &C
Inferior To common, 40 TO o OF
Common 10 soUd, SOTO . Ot
Good 10 hne Q 90 to III OK
Refused, % to q nc
Inspected the last week $40 hhds passed tobac
co, 40 hhds refused, total 656
Crops have continued to sefl very well during
the week, the prices are good and the market
animated though We fear the late accounts
may have some effect on our market. Our dates
from England are tn 'hr Isl oi April giving rs
accounts from the French concur, held ooh
Of March, on which uccason 66OO hogsheads OF
tobacco were rendered 10 the r'g'e, aud only
3 tl9 hhds. accepted al aprice which viii pay
about $40 in this country. The prices were
lower than was exproted. In LoHdon and Ii.
vcrpool there vas very little dong in tobacco
The Richmond market is not 10 brisk since the
hast accounts.
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THE, VERGIyIAN.
LYSCaBURG. NAY 1929.

u We regret to learn that Chancellor 1ay-
Tor has been so'mnch indisrosed .nre his arri.
val in tbs place rs TO he unable TO hold his
court. The Judge has adjourned his cour, un
Ill the month of July.
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OBITUARY,

Died, al his residence, IN Bedford county
near Libeffy. on the 4 III inst. JOSEPH IU-
Qua, aged 10 years precisely, u being on his
birth DAY. Few men have Ised and closed
their lives with nofe uprghiness and coosistcn.
cy Of character than Mr. fuqus whether con
sidered as n citizen. husband, q pareni. a
master. or professor OF religi ion. In our rev.
olu ionary ruggehe bore has part "'lhprompi,
ness and sslor andby an undertaking oourse
Of strict prophet, Of conduciin all the relations
of life. he inspired the mos, Undertaking conf.
dcneeju as FAT a. that acquaintance which had
been forming up-ards OF forty years IN the
same vicinity had extended. lie had been u
member of the Baptist Church near forty years.
ard sustained the office Of Deacon for n con.
siderable part OF thh time; during his illness,
and until the boundary OF nature, he was sup.
ported by that rcig,on which disarms death OF
IT'S sting aud causes The soul 10 triumph IN the
br'gh, prospect OF complete victory the days
ofhis mourning ARE ended, having entered into
that rest that remnincth Tor thu people of God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

IT., .,.r,e Of ths oil which eft etu
sce"uh' ~ lin from Parliament except al
h'H a..yh ,.ieciion. IL has s"etinceu MS
irA', tug. in very handsome manner,
pT's''. -. hsar M Individual defeat rather
,,,.,ruei a great public eansf.
fhaa opn,f,a.,,ell had returned 10 Ireland Tor
~. = 4 taking part in the arguments OF
=, ,,n,ori ant casr, which IS about W eene
". the court of Cnancery. lhe h'tnTS
,tan,p has recri, ell n re- aiming Ire oil o'o
t.;.... Mr. O'Conneil vii return Hg'" W
London IL, week o. ten d'ys
m. ,ct of Earl Grey having "lnea WIN 'e
p,a,,;.r had produced cnrlen' report 'n"'
,hr no,he Earl is TO jo'n me aah'", 81 a'v" n ~"
medi.t,I, after the passing OF Inc ea'"o"' INC
H., R,ll in The iiuu,e Of Lords.
: The King is sal TO nave eAprtssfu ~ Wv
n.'.a>o1 Wellington his perfect appreciation OF
pi,,,, 70 hi, late affair with thr Lari OF
Winohels q. y.,.,,,h mon, mn. nc CO.
I'd Vinchelsea on the sole condition
.,,ha Fad receiving the Dukes Ere, and not
r tai ming n.
~,The B;shoT Of Salisbury has written seeund
-. 80 ,Le Duke of Wellington on the inroll-
ofaa,;,iing Roman Catholics to Power III q
t.ot.s,a,tstate He sa.s il is impasslble 20
Ives, the question ofits religious character
.,I TIM, il NAV be espected the nation will be
:, i,ed Inv the yengance Of oyldencr TO- the
.,c,.rnaemeni OF doiafry. " ich the conien''
-ls,ed measures will afford.
rne Times states ,ha, knot of biackGuards
,,p IN the habit OF ass" milling about the Houses
a,p,,l;ameni nj, for the purpose Of Insulting
Day. ofWellingtnn, and the other members
Of thp Administrator
The Chill Baron Of the Escheqner has been
raj,ed 10 the Preragc, With the title of Mar
an;s of Rockbarton, County Of Limerick, and
Sac vacated the bench. II is said that Eard
pI11k.u is TO be AZ pointed Chi.'i Baron OF he
rxrhpnucr. The patent for TIM pecIage Of Nj
Lanes ID ,ly, the membr for the county OF Gal
vav. i also prepared but for ,he present re-
mai 5 in ab.yance, AS il is not thought aivisa
he in the existing crisis. 10 iii tn the har.
p,ony which exists in the extensive and popu-
f,us coartv which he rrPres"nis. We be,leve
Al, palv's tile win be 3 ,ron Duuz.tndle
The MYSTERIOUS Alf,r' is still involved in
uy,trry. aud Il compromise Is talked Of. Ia
mi, case the pa ties viii moi only have to pnr-
: a p the silence of Captain Grt1. but also
,ha, of iwo orher persons. who prof 81 TO know
,ie Who'll. al the $ crrt | is stated that the pa
,ors cons' 1t Of more than Two hundred lrtiers
(which all bit twenty are in the box The
,,,hprs are IN the hands Of an honest Solicitor
who * m,wiIl 2 10 lci tirn 90 lrsi hey should
wound the feelings Of iustrious par les.
The weaYors n aid around Glasgow were
!, An increasing STATE OF drstress AID the mag
is,rates found great difficulty in representing
the excitement among them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

a. The Annual Hee,mg Of the Lynrhbur2
BIB = Soc,eiy. Viii lie hel IN the Presbyterian
Church GA Tuesday thc l9lh inst. at 3 o CLOCK,
2. NJ The Rev. Robert Hurl will preach srr-
mon IN behaif of til. Soeiety,in the sane place.
at clock
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nRaN1NG oftbe Washington City Lo,er)
, EVSth class
~ 81 ii % % 40 80 0
Renew your prizes in the n. Y. Consolidate
Lottery, No s, 8ud Connecticut Stale. No. b
Nos. 30 81 49. n prize Of $40 call at III,
Cottage and receive The cash: Don't npglec
the splendid bchemes now before the public.
call ut HEW SONS.
May IA
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Got Howtoa-1he only remark relating IL
this gentleman which We hive seen in the YVES
tern papers. IS the following from the Nashville
Banner of The 2sth ult. -" Gen II Jusion. our
late Governor. left this place in the steam boat
Red Rover, on the 9th inst. His Destination i.
TO the Cherokee Indians. IN the A,kan.as Ter
ruory."
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hipIIGOA MIL H#
lOOOODWnIlS.
BRILLIANT IIcT

1856 prizes, amounting to 10000 dolls.
u Not one blank to prize The wbolr
payable in cosh, and which rs usual al Cohen
Office can be had the moment they ure drawn
Whole licke" - ona'teis 81 90
Halves Llgbihs so cts.
10 be had IN the grea'ss, variety Of Nos. AZ
COHEN'S OFFICE,
No.114, Marke, Street, Baltimore.
Where .begsent capital prizes of 500. 900 each
were sold IN former lotteries. and where more
capital prizes bsvebeen sold than at any other
Office in Aprerics
- Orders either by mail (pos psid) or prI.
vate convey ance, enclosing the cash Or prizes.
will NEE, the same prompt aud punctuul sttens
tian, n IL on personal application.
Addrefs 20
i'll COHEN. Jr& BROTHERS,.
Baltimore
10 The Register. containing the official lis,,
will be forwarded imipe diaiely after she dra .
ing, TO those who rnay reqnest ii.
Baltimore. April 80. w30Mf
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IL IN REWARD will be given for the

& n REWARD will be given for tue
sp Il " delivery of my servant. HEM
Ky 10 me, IL taken Ia this county. or $40 aod
reasonable charges, taken out OF the county
He left MIR. Cad@nllader sl,op friday Last
where he was working al the Cooper's trade.
He is % years of age, g feet. 8 ORD inches high,
very bow legged, complexion nearly black. good
countenance he generally wears a broad
brimmed, light coiored fur hat, but having a
variety of clothing, |, cannot be papieuiarlEed /,
he hasa father and mother living faw mites
below Milton, IN Albemarlc CO. where he Was
raised. aud Is well known, aud has n brother
in this 'uwn who caa write very leg'b,y, and
may hive afforded him pass, which imposi.
ion may readily he. detected by noticing the
bad spelling
TtI0S. ESToN RANDOLPH.
May Ia
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The Ticket"--We would refer those who
are endeavorfg 20 influence the vote Of the
people Of Bedford by raisinga clamor against
The Tckrt' used in this county at the late cleo
tion, to the votes Of the other counties contained
in this paper-and they will see that the same
concert of action prevailed in favor of four to
the prejudice of the other candidates, in all OF
them. We, wonder if it was owing to the nigh
~ influence ofprinted tickets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

u Mr.. Cinytor disavows sany agency in
procuring the tickets TO be printed, which bore
his name, among others, 20 he voted for by
the friends of the Convention. We add our
testimony 70 his discaner. Neii'rr he, nor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

H. Our correspondents will find TINT Their
,mrnuncatons are commenced on the frs
page of to-day. paper. The Convention que.
ton e. Is cons iderdble space in our columns II
will be over in a shor, time. when We shall give
our columns more diversified, If not u more
interesting character.
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VIEW THE CASH

Tickets $40, Halves -, Quarters $50,
For Sulc AT
HEWSOSS OTFiCE,
Lyncbburg
May "a
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CAMPBELL COUNTY

| Making these aggregates Cilytor o61
Campbell 355, Saunders $40, Dnvall 1856. Dan
ie' llO, Gilmer l26, Mcunis los, Branch II
Booker ~. Anthony 80 Goggin 30 Gray %
Ito which add the following vote OF the
county of
Duckinghna-Glmer 237, Daniel 81, Men
mis- 222, Booker 20S, B,anch II, Clayton "a
Campbell 49, Saunders AZ, Duyall 10, Gay 8,
G"ggin 3, Anthony /
! Franttin-George Towncs 293, William Cat
laway 23s, Benjamin ". S. Cahell 234, Joseph
| Martin 227, Henry Galloway IL, Archibald
Stewart l3l. Raj Ugh White llq, William II.
Chaplin 5S, Jam Garland Z.
Pocahonids Fleming b. Miller III Co.
Andrew Beirne ll9, Col John Baker us,
William Smith no, Charles L, Francisco Is,
CIV. James Br' ckenridge e. Cyrus Gary D.
j. sse Davis s. Gen. Samuel Blackburn \ Col.
John Brown Q, James Wthrow 9. Edward Ky
an 2,
frederick Alfred II. Powell 3l4, Hrnry St.
G org Tucker 400, John Il. Cooke 292, iii'r-
omr l.. Opir 2d7, James NJ. Mason 257. lhNp.
as Griegs, jr. l72, Wan, Castlrman, jun. 1873
VIM. Wood l2o, Jared Williams 81, Samuel
K,rrheval 81, James Ship 81. Robert Page 90.
Isle of ~ git-A.thur Smith 1914, John Ur-
qnhart lol, Josiah Holieman %. james Irez.
want lo6, t"hn Y. Mason II, Carr Bowers 53,
Austin Claiborne 40, Francis Ruilin H. Rich.
ard ". Eppcs II John CargiilG
dIbemGrle-Ja Pleasauts no, Nm. {.
Rives 25s, Hugh Nelson l6S, VIM +. Cocoon
| l43. David S. Garland 1870. Lucas p fhomp-
son ST Landon Cab i IL. DIR. Thomas Ma,se
! 10. John VI. Martin TO- Robert Rves, Sen. /.
| Prince UWinm--Cul John Gibson 81. VIM
II. F'zimgh 40 Judge WIN. A. e. Dale y
| Ellyson Cnrrie 81, J. W. HTgerfoord l., DIR
Il. Murphy 10. Robert w. Carter g. AleXan
der r. Rose 8. John TaHaferro 2.-Ridlmond
county, Carer 6D, Dade IS, J. Taliaterro 81
Cuarie 81, Fleming Dade %, Vincent B'am,
ham H. DR.. Murphy 9, VIM. Talaferro, y,
Rose Q, HurSerfoord lin King George ah"u
| 20 votes we're aiken, Of which John Taiaferro
received the largest number, Judge Dade the
second, Currie Il e third and Carter the fourth
| NiddieSr-Joynes 40, Yratman 100, Par
ker 1874, Urshur 100, Christian As, Bayly Al
Read 49, Blups II.
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Richmond Markets. May o.--fiour Sc, &
SALE )-Tobacco So IS 10 $l2.
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From he London Price Curren March -.
Corn-Having again bul a small supply dtEn
gIish wheat Mt market yesterday, flne dry sam
pies were selected at an advance Of 2s. pet
quarter but there was no Improvement in the
value of mddlng or inlerios qualities. We
had "A considerable arrival Of Foreign during
the week, n part OF which had previously paid
duty al the out ports, such as arrived previous
~ 10 THURSDAY has mostly been cleared in, at
the dnt, then payable, but the subsequent car
eots are Roing under the Kings lock. THE
Frenchmarkeis are improylng-some rather in
portantpnrchascs have been made at Have,
supposed to be on account Of the government
for the supply OF Paris, where a want OF
! Wheat is beginning 10 show itself. and whrIr
| prices are said to have recently advanced con.
33s. The averages Of the last week are, Hhta,
67sl; Barley 3ls g ots %. 7 Rye 63s 7.
Aggregate average, Wheat Cos 81 Barley 81,
d; Oals OBS 8 Rye 3as 6. Duties for tn,
week, Whest lbs 8; Barley lbs 10, Oats 81,
0; Rye lbs per quarter.
| Tobacco-The purchases nre confined 90 SINAI
parcels to the trade. The contract at Paris
has attracted grea attention Out OF GOO hhds
offered, the French government only took abou
half al very full prices.
Hamburgh Market, Mareh 26th.-
, TOBACCO-The small stock which eIisieC
almost throughout Europe and not lsss,i in ou
market I'VE held but 1000 hhds Virginia am
Kentucky and 800 hhds Maryland) produced
a general speculation inthis article in Januarj
ast, which naturally was followed by consid
srabk advance. Holders are very firm ant
new arrives VII probably cQme.to a gooc
IKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

A good one The editor of the Cincinnati
Gazette lately receireds number Of the Ken.
lucky Argus, edited by the fr.famtd Amos
henddI with the words Ne do not receire
your piper: My SO p written on the margin.
Tins IS IN express v.o alton of the the Post Of
fee In" and the editor of the Cincinnati Gu.
2efe' acting Oh the caleh-word Of the Jackson
party md of Amos kenlall, particularly, " Re
form, returned II 10 the postmaster al Frank.
fort, thar prosecution nigh, be Instituted a
sains' the said Amos This is good rctori
on the ne" Fourth Auditors idea of economy