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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
JAMES WINSTON,

Commission Merchant,
HAS in store, OIL consignment, and offers ioI snl,
- on reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of host SmithfeId bacon
200 barrels of No. I N. G. nett behring's
30 do do nett shad
10 do do behring's
30 do No. 3 mackercl
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
90 do family -four
bags black pepper
80 kegs Snithield lard
200 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
30 dozen fnc rOram hats
so do spades and shoves
10 do meal selves ~ To Ii inches
IL do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
90 coils cotton baggiug rope
50 boxes soap and candles
100 reams writing and wrapping paPer
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
&c 900 sap do - do
5000 feet of prime rahng
10000 of HICKS superior segass
10000 Of common do
Move wire of any kind to ordor
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and supcrfne flour
Brogues assorted, &c. &c. &c.
July 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
NEW BOOKS-

SERMONS preached in India by Bishop Heter
- sermons do. IN England, by do do
me9oirs OF simon Bolivar, President Operator Of the Repu
NC o colombia, aud of his principal Generals Secret History
oi hc Revolution aud tie events which preceded IT, from 1907
10 me present time. With introdiction containing an
account OF tho statistics and the present said Re-
public, Education Character Manners ond of the
inhabitants BY Geu a. T. v Ducondray olsteln TX chief
Of the Staff Of the President Lberao aud citizen OF the
United States Professor Of Modern Languages the COLLEGE i'm
Geneva, New York, &o-Jusi published and received at
aug22 J. r. NsSIrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

HAVE on hand, and arc constantly receiy
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
shoes winch Tor durability and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated 10 need common The5i1,
assortment is very extensive--and If procuring the
0eet OF workncn and first materials will ensure
continuation OF the liberal patronage already ex,cn.
ded to their establishment, the cxtons on their part
shall be uuremittnd - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
TWENTY DOLLARS KEWAEn

n Will give The above reward, for the nnnroIo,
- tension. and delivery. Of my man Billy Srmnsnn
who ram away on the 25th or July last: he IL .f !.
brown complexion, about twenty six years Of arr,
his left car; had when he ran OFF, conrse cn,,on
shirt oznaburgs pantaloons white yarn coat and an
old iur hut, he aso took with him. an old blue broad
cloth coat, and Cashmere pantaoons. The same
line County, OH MIR. William Carters estate: he bas
wife In Richmond, and very likely lurking about
one Oh the above places THOS. CARTER,
sep w6wc Pampatike K;nr W;I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

The prices ornamental and auoy type have been TO-
duced w greater proportion.
Old type received IN exchange, az q cents per 10.
Book Of Specimens will shortly be published
STEREOTYPiNG will be done at the Lowest prices ir
The best manner, as heretofore.
Publishers Of Newspapers IN the States Of New Jer-
sey, Pennsyvsnia, Delaware Msryland, Vginis, North
aud South Carolina and Gsorgia who awe the above
conspicuous Insertions shall be entitled TO 50 SO payable
in type, ~ in settlement 81 account. J. HOWE,
Jay 81 g. Cosacr u C.o~a aud Ca,.ovhiE.t,.es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

IRIS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite
VIZ the Eagle Hotel has recently added TO her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prepared TO ac-
conmodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodqinu.-
families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortable, and every effort to render satisac-
Lon to those who call on her, will be made
1R-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
Lending aud for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.

Lundng anu JOT Cute ~
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. Co.
TX IIhds N. England rum
~ 10 bbs gin
90 boxes cheese
90 bbls Dmlop's beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira vino
90 bbls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND nv STORE,
rs IIhds molosscs
10 do ST. CToix sugars
do N. Orleans do
Is pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
10 bags coffee
200 rsams wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. s. lamp oil
200 boxes brown soap
900 bbls. No. 9, mackercl
so boxes spormoccti candles
SO do tallow do
90 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehoro's playing cagdS,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
aug l8--l0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

NOTICE.-MRs. Nelson continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ngton Tavern, within Fifty yards oie Capitol Square
She will be prepared TO accommodate in the hest
manner. number of the Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families, if rcuuired-
Good stables, and carriage houses well supplied with
provcnder and careful Holsters. aug Gle,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

LID 1s1I i't.-N ~ UNTh tOI.LECE.-Ihe semi
annua! examination Eanpden Sydney an commence
ON thursday the il nst aud close Tuesday the 23d
e'ents and Guardians, and all who feel Interested IN The
advancement OF Literature aud Scelce, fully invited
70 auend The commencement will take place Wednesday
inc -od al winch time IL members of the Senior Glass viii
neiVer OTaons and receive Ito The Board of
ius'ee WI hold their annual meeting 23d and 24,
Hs SUBJECTS involving tile best interest institution
VIII rc submitted 10 the consideration OF the Board al This
Ineetns Is 'eiy important that all tie Trustees should be
Pssi'l 80, J. y. CUSHING.
wu DE held 9n Thu day, tine 2Iih, which occasion an
wi ne deisefed ny VIM Nj. Atkinson Esq of Peters
nurs and Poem 10y Richard CrSiie Esd of Nonway On
vc ne Gay me anniversaries OF the Union PhiIantopc
WI" lake place, and Citations he delivered by their
Caheii ESQ $500 ~ san, q ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
RALSTON & PLEASANTS

Hare gust reeeived and c6e'' for sale az Mei, Sleye
corner Of ID and l5't streets.
cSn Bags hne green Laguira coffee
Sf" 100 do mountain st. Domingo do
5o 90 RIo do
10 khds prime green Cuba do
- ha9s ola Java do
SO hhds best dry New Orleans suea.
&c do common do
u do dry Porto Rico Jo
GO do very superior st. Crox do
65 hhds Trinidad and n. Orleans molasser
pipes Holland gin
81 barrels Old rye whiskcv
90 bbls and hhds common do
"a chests gunpowder aud imperial tea
20 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
90 boxes 3Xl0 window glass
0o lzNl6 do iuiy 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

HERRINGS, SALT, &c.
4 nn Barrels behring's, No.
$50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine, In KEGS o.
80, 40 and so lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef first chop, just received by
the Planter
few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
1900 Spanish cigars, half boxes of whici,
are warranted rc.i Spanish tobacco and made in Ha
vana, Tor sale by ENOCH s. COURTNEY.
may - Nam St opposite the Old Market
EZ ENTUCKY HARMONY, or a choice cojIec;iio.-a e
fsaIm fumes, HYMNS aud Anthems I'm thsee par,sY
aAen nom the most eminent authors, and adapted 70
Christian Churches Singing Schools or Private SocietieS "
avg Just received ARIEL WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

TERNiS.-SURsNirrtoS 10 the DAILY RurnoSp WIna se
year and for shorter period the rate OF 80 YEAR paw
able in advance. 'N"' pay
Aostnriso For one square of Ii lines or hess one in
seroon 20 cem wo insertions Sl tcc rons 81 rs aud
every succeeding insertion 3Sl cents . 80 anu
nicr week hrs, week 81 25 every succeeding, week 81
Twice week, first insertion 75 cents; every SUCCEEDING ia,
perion 50 10y eN'"'S u"
Oice week, first insertion Ii cents. ev.,, s,., =;
serton 50 cents '' ''J '"'Nes""'z III
yYHis. " NV N''F'''~N-
iians'ent advertisers must pay in advance
The nunoer Of Insertions must noted on the MS ar they
VII be inserted until ordered be siopped aud ehalsed ac
coriingy. - ~
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dolims for squares
md IN that proportion for OF greater enqth
except Auetoneers and Lottery Dealers who charged s
or The CONSTITUTIONAL. WIG is Published twice
week, Tuesays and Pridays) five dollars per annu
payable advance.
ror ddperfisagI5 ccuis square, less for first in
'plln aud 80 cents inr ea,h comtinunncc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
HNLEMiNG & EDWIN JAMES g. co. MAR
Il ket Sqnarc,) have just received
Bet5eesn and 500 packages %
FRESH DRY GOODS

comprising one of the largest most general and de-
siiaoic stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed Tor sale. more particular advertisement vii
appear ia lew Gays april %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

OF public feeling may appear tojnstify.
Al. 5lh The officers Of this Society shall be
a President, Secretary, Who shall also per-
form the duty Of Treasurer. and fifteen Others,
.ho shall constitute Board IT Managers.
Art. 9th. This Society sb0Ii meet annually i,
ON the second Saturday IN August, at such
1lace aud hoir rs the Board may appoint aud
no ify, Tor the purpose of receiving the Annual
Report and Treasures account, and oi siectine
officers
Art. 18th. II shnll he the dny OF the President
10 preside III all meetings oi the Board OF Man
agers, or of the Society when present--to open
aud maintain correspondence, with other
sister Societies, and To call IA general meeting
of the Society, when he shall think nexpedi-
eni 10 do so, or when requested by two Or mole
members of the Society,
The meeting then proceeded TO the election
Of the officers Of the Society for the ensuing
year, when, on examining the ballots. Nj. John
VI. Gordon WAS found duly elected President.
On motion. Resoirsd, That hereafter. III the
election oil officers, plurality oil votes shall be
considered as an election.
The meeting then proceeded 10 the election
ola Secretary aud Treasurer, when d. Sa"n.
ders, IT.. was duly elected, aud Thomas
Holcomhe, Charles Is. Williams John Perez
val, WIN. J. HolcomOe Iohn VIC OF, john X.
ID Payne, Robert Rslond, Benjamin Hersey.
Frederick Specie, John G. Reii, George Bag
by. WIN. S. keli, John Caske, Robert h.
Gray and John Reese were daily elected Mana.
gers.
% notion ReSoiped, That the proceedings
of The meeting be- published IN the newspapers
of this town, under the direction ot the Board
oil Managers.
Resolred, That tho Society instruct the
Il ard OF Managers TO core-punj with the va.
nous So ieties orPar IL Il IN the safe "i Viz.
gina, having Tor their object the suppression
of Intemperance with IA view Of io,mIag gene
raj Society for the State oi Virginia
X Soiped. That the thanks oI ,nr Society b.
rendered 10 Capt T. A. tloc"mbe aud Mr..
Williams, Cor tie able aud eloquent addresses
delivered On tbs occasion,
The Pre.den, having invited all p rsons pre-
Sent, so disposed. To become members of the
Society. fly persons enrolled their names
Resolved tat this meeting now djnnrn.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, President.
d. SAUNDERS, jjr. Secretary.
The Society consists of about 10 members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
Sept. 81, 1929.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting ofthe Temperance SO.
cie,y Of iynchhurg, was held by adjournment
at he Cd Baptist Church on the night OF .hr
I'd inst. which was very unanimously attended
by the citizens Of our town and its vicinity.
The meeting was opened with prayer by inc
Rev. VIM. S. Reid. when the annual report OF
The Socitty was raed aud on motion of ! hos A.
Hocombe, seconded by Cbas. b. Williams, II
was unanimously adopted.
The Constitution of the Society was then
read, which is as foil TVS:
Art lst. This institutions shall be called the
Temperance Socie'y of Lyncbburg.
Art 81. The adoption of any measure shall
require the vote of majority OF the members
present.
Art Sd. II shall be deemed a violation OF
the object ofthis Society for any member TO
drink ardent 81 iri,s, unless as a medicine
Art 4th. Every member shall he required
TO adopt such measures for the exclusion OF
spin ituons liquors las an article Of social enter
tainmentl from bis house, a. the present slate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
Oct. s.

4 ha OF Letters remaining in Liberty Posi- Of
fee on the 3oh September 1929,
A--Jeremiah Adams Henry Adams, WIN.
Adams, Thomas Aid, A. J. Agee, Joseph An
drews.
Il Israel Bond, Ephrsim Bundnrant, jane
S Bisnop, James BAleer. Elizabeth Baleer.
C-Wm. ". Cfump, Elizabeth 5. Caboll ,
John G, Garter, John Il. Campbell. James
Clagg, Franklin Creacv, Charles craigg, Mrs.
SARAH NJ. Cook. WIN Cook, esq.
d David ID ,wson. Wm. Dickinson. Joseph
Il. DAVIS, Edward D,,,dson.
E-Benj II. Erwin. Frances Evans.
GJohu z. Gray, ESD, samuel Grliin, Jas.
Grisso. James GIthry, Isaac Gfpn, john
Gordon.
II. VIM. Hurt, Robert Handy, Edmond L.
Hudson, WHIT Hudson. Mathew Han, Mi.
ly noliren, JphnF. iIarri., W. ilis, John
llally, LiuIebury lipeh.. Jno Henson, Lucre-
ii Hannah, John Hannah, Chs. Hogan. Eliza
beth Hatber.
david JONES, Jun.
k-Charies Kerr. George kerns, Kills
King.
Milton Lowry. Jeremiah Locke, Angus
I'm Lefw,ch, Nicholemns LrtiNich, Capt.
Wm. Lrh~"h, Dona Lef,eiph.
| M-Aniiew ID Menn,s, Wm Miller, Col.
| Thomas Moor, Ben ann Milan, JOSIAH NJ.
| Moore, WIN. Madra, Harvey Mitchell
| N-Elizabrih North.
O-John Is. Otey.
Planes P,srcy, John } P9indcxter, job,
| Patterson. Dudl"v pr.bles. Alexander Z
| Price. Nelson Phillips. VIM. Palmer. Mrs Anna
NJ Poval, Edmond Pate, John l. Peters.
k-Cspt Garland Rueher2. Na'han Read
esq WIN. Robinson, John Rnye, Miss Elizabcll
A. NJ. Read Mrs. Mary Robertson.
| S-Charles Stewart Sally Stswart CoItmau
Stoddard, Reeves 5. SoruePs, Doct, WIN. Step
toe, Miss Frances {. Slep,oe.
| Arthur Tbomer.o David Taylor, WIN
T. w. Taylor, Mark Turner, Jesse l.. Thorn
son France. l.. Turner, George Thomas,
| W Mary Is Woods, Archibald Wade, Johr
| Walden, S w. Wheeler, Nm. A White, 10 cpl
| Stnnst or WIN Wills, Roland Wit, Jorde,
| West. Leonard n. williamson, Caleb William
on, John Wright. John "ayner.
| WIN. X. PORTER, + NJ.
| Liberty, Oct LIST w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Wheat There is no change here IN the pro-
OF this article. The Richmond ac1un's by ,hr
last mail, say that the holders of Flour aud
Wheat are more firm and the late ne"sfrom
abroad gives SOM encouragement 10 expect
that these articles will adyan e. Should the
wet weather in England, which hid already
done some damage to the harvest continue, and
a genesai war take place among the power.
o Europe, which now appears probable, II
will have the Effect OF advancing prices here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
SIGNAL LUCK
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH AT
" ron TUNES COTTAGE !"
IS" searching, with int nj 10 ind

The I" Goddess" searching, with nt,nt 10 fnd
Who Was disconsoiate in purse or mind
At Fortunes Cottage she made a golden roar,
And popp'd iro Thousand dsiia. smack at the
door
The KIND " Goddess has assumed smiling
aspec--iho'e irowns which have heretofore
o'ercouded her face, dark as midnight are all
dspelIed, aud nothing but sweet eompfdcenry
dneHs upon her risdge-rser ready 10 support
Hrwson's customers aud crown their adventures
with success
Nos lS "a grand capital prize Of
1000 DOLLARS, in the Vermont LOTTERY,
Class No 10, was sold nj this OGee. in awhole
Ticket. TO a gentleman in the country. The
fortunate owner Is respectfully invited 10 cali
aud receive the cash Tor the same. THIS Day
the great drawing Of thu Dismal 5" amp Lolte-
~, Glass No. p will be recevnd--caIl and Try
Your luck-'tis not too late Tor Cdd-recolrct
the great piiZr above alluded 10, was sold sher
the Lottery had dtawn.-lnok 10 the New
York Consolidated Lottery, Class M l., three
capitals Of $4,000, 10 hr drawn on tr'
day the Ylh ins'tnt -rne 10 is broken-you
have nothing 10 do, bui put up your money
lads. and pop YOU may catch capital he
member iiyUu want a fortune. 10 call ,mmed'
ately at lIEWSON'S never falling
Office OF Luck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
LIVERPOOL. August %.

Ill
Cotton Mnrket--in consequence OF large
quantity of Cotton being advertised Tor pubic
sale on Friday, the demand bv private through
out the week has been limited. aud prices have
hepp barely supported. The public sales were
we'll attended aud went of as well as could b"
anticipated.
Cora Ercbnnge There is a little increase
in the supplies OF both British and foreign corn,
Int the, me still much below The weekly sales,
particularly as great portion the Latter Wit
nearly ali The import of American Flour,
WI 20 into bond. Duties have been paid
upop 357 ararlets of wheat, 900 barrels Of
nonr. aud leO quarters of Barley. 10 the ear
~ mari of the week the weather was showery,
bu, not such ms materially TO delay the opera
lions of the harvest subsequently It became
exceedingly unfavorabe, and the last three
DAYS have been almost continued rain.
There is very li,,le Grain YET carried and moi
more than one-hali cut ia this district. trw
small lots of English new Wheat have been de-
Iiverpd the quality talr but rather damp ihey
brought Q, Cd 10 l0s per 20 lbs.-As noticed
last week. fine fresh Wheat have become unus,
ually scarce, aud the few parcels OF III Is DIES
scrip'ion on the markets baslibeen held ior a
cons siderable advance otner qualities, thai are
| sweet have also been IN request at gradually
! advancing rates, but 'he sale samples have
| continued Amos unsaleable
! Being without rain last night and ihi3 NOR
Mug, with a fine drying wind we had rather a
duh market to DIV. Prices OF wheat must,
however he noted Sd TO Al aud those IF GA :
| Cd to Id per busheI abovetre rates II this day
! se'pnighl English foul was Is per sack and
! American Is to % per barrel dearer. The
value of other articles in trade was UNMARRIED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
ORTIZ AIRY.

DIED. on Thursday I'd Jn'y last, nj his resi-
dsoce in Franklin county, WM. WlNGFlELD.
If. Gu. (son of the late DR.. John Wingf'ldJ
lie h IRE with fortitude, for u days, bilious
G'ysr In his death an amitble and exemplary
,vife los, the best and kindest of husbands-hls
children. fond aud aifecIionate parent-his
neiobbors. one Of The kindrst aud most beloved
of neighbors--and the world, an honest man.
His captivating benevolence enables Us 10 say,
in truth. he had not one human enemy upon
eartb.-He has left wife two infant children
and numerous train OF connexions 10 lament
their irreparable loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
BALTIMORE MARKET. DC, Q.

Flour is quoted nj s. to 50 % bhsat, good
rcd, n 81 90 s. % good white. u % TO >
10 THgjilia Tobacco, at 5 ! 10 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
Ne Real Estate at AUCTION.

n WILL srll. on Friday the 10th inst five
- Houses and Lots, To vii - lsrg. two sio-
~ Brick House n, the jaei,on of 9th street aud
9th alley 3 arge two story Brick Houses, on
Water aud 10ih streets. in,good repair, IL good
neighbol hoods . nnimproved Lots, on Water
street, near Mr.. II. Jordan's - Also. Framed
House, near Mrs liigginboiham's. Term. lib
eral aud made known on day Of sale to be- con.
duc,ed by X. ID. PAYNE Aucir.
WIN PHAuP.
Oct. r. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
RICHMOND MARKET. Oct. Q.

Flour-Cuy Mills 50 25-Coun'ry u %
Wheat. O. to 95 cents Tobacco, good TO
fine. SO too 50; midh,e - 30 common
1 10 IS refused. 3 to $i.-Ihe Compiler OF
the Cd SAYS, Middhng q4aIie' of passed are
selling rather higher than last week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
THE MARKETS.

From the London Ncw Price Current Of Aug u.
Coton.-The cotton Markets continues heavy,
except for Bengal decfiptions.
There was considerable interest excited TINS
morning by The public sale OF Egyptian Cotton
produced from the Island Cotton oeea )
il is the first parcels that has appeared III tbs
Market resembles the Pernambuco Cotton.
Tobacco.-Thcre are considerable inqn' rs
fier Tobacco, ,bul no sales OF any extent are el
offered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
SI'RAXED

Ihe S~ea sulphur Spring for Sale.
EDY virtue of II d ed oil i,osi executed to he
n y subscribers the ID Oct. 1896, by Rice
Vass and Polly his wife TO secure the payment
of $1,000, due to Alexander Calder AS stated IN
deed OF trust aforesaid, AMI also in pursuance
ofan agreement entered into by The said Rec
Vass and Alexander Calder, the 2ist OF. 1928,
aud have been regularly admitted to record ia
the county court Of Monroe. we shall proceed
10 sell, 10 the highest bidder for ready money,
Of the premises, on Saturday the l4h Of Nov.
next one equal undivided half of the Sweet
Sulphur Sp lng' tract Of Land, living in the
county of Monroe. 2 ID miles from Union
containing about do acres OF Land. Tue trns-
tees will make such title AS is vested in them to
the purchaser aud 90 oth.r
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPEkION.
Oct e. 4wl6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

Mrs. Ks.aaag. The reader wi. full, in ano
Their column. a beautifully written. aud we think
a very jus, critique on the Poetry of Mrs lie.
mans. Judging from the signature, We infer
that it is from the pen oil The accomplished lady
oil Mr.. Brooks. one OF the Editor, Of the " n.
Y. Courier himself a poet of no ordinary ex.
cellence. The opinion of the fair critic is lhat
which we have always entertained aud expires;
ed, much 10 the discredit of our Judgment n
mong the warm admirers of Mrs Hemans's
productions. There is too much matter OF fact
about her verse, and too little Imagination -
The selects rs a motto, some historical incident
and adheres 10 il in her versihcation, with all
the accuracy of prosiac nsralor-sca,cely
ever deigning 10 iinge il with the charms Of ro-
nance. No one. on reading her poetry, can
bring himself 10 imagine thai, when she writes
her eye las Shakespeare describes i,) is q" in q
fine phrenzy rolling There IL too much OF
earth about tive should be- Iillident 10 ex-
pressing this opinion, however. were we not for
tifrd by such excellent authority ms Mrs Brooks
is admitted 10 be il such matters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
REV lE"

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for The Puginian BY
THOMAS A HoLcoMBE and RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co. from So rs TO 90
inferior 10 common, 3 10 TO 1 90
Common TO good y 300 ~
Good 10 fine u 00to b %
Suips, none IN market
Refused, 10 10 d 20
The qantiiy inspecting is very small AID the
prices low. We shah not give the qnaniiiy
inspected ouls every month until tbs 'nspef.
ton begins TO increase.
Flour. dull at So 621 375
Wheat ga 10 to
Whiskey wholesale, ~ 10 w
Corn, wholesale, per bbl. w
NJ al per bnohel, %
Racon 100 90
Hemp. 4 oo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

"e1"o'-By the last accounts, it appear.
'''a' tue Mexican Gen. ST. Anna, had been re.
'''eo IN an attack made on the Spanish forces
i''np'co tie was daily receiving reinforce
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regret that we have not been able to
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:. ''"'"ssador to Mexico, Mr.. Poinseti, to
- No"s'ess of that Republic. in consequence
'''so'"i"" having nearly passed that BODY.
,sr re"'s M" from the country, for alleged in
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~; =" satisfactorily refu,es the charge and, not.
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ne Is menaced, lsshes its authors in in.
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nj rO'nsei will shortly return nome.