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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

DR.. HoLYoxE The Medical Society of this District
have rendered appropriate tribute of respect, for
the memory Of their venerated associate the late Dr. E.
A. Holyoke, by publishing elegant little volume,
containing memoir of the deceased, prepared by a
Committee OF the Society. and few Of his Writings.
We have selected from the latter, the folio snp arti
Gle, which will interest the reader:-Saiem Observer.
To - - WiAsnmspAe, Person COUNTY,
North Carolina.
SALEM, Oc,'r-Is2s.
SIR;-I received yours OF the goth ul,. ON
The 3oth, wherein you wish me to give you some
accoun, of my mode Of life, Sc-in answer to
which | would first mention that was provi.
den'ially blessed with an excellent constilu,ion
that never INJURED this constitution by in.
temperance Of any kind-but invigorated i, by
constant exercise. having. from nv 80 h 10 my
s0th year, walked on fou, lin the prao lice of my
professlon), probably as many as S or miles
every day, amounting 10 more than million Of
mics, and tho aometimes much faligued, tie
nexi nights refreshing sleep always complete.
ly restored me. In early life, between 20 and
80, used to ride on horseback, ba, being often
pestered by my horses slipping their brides. |
found il more convenient 10 walk
AS to nv diet, having been taught TO eat Of
any thing that was provided for me, and having
always good appetite, I am never anxious
about my food, and do not recolIee, anv ,hiue
that is commonly eaten, tha, does not apree
with my stomach, except fresh roasted nork
which, tho very agreeable to my palate, almost
always disagrees with me, for which. however
have remedy in the spiri, of Sal Amouiae
Eight or ten drops Of Aqua Ammonia nura in
wine glass; Of water, gives me relief after
pork, and, indeed, after any Thing else which
ofends my stomach.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
From a Correspondent in the Inverness Courier.

IRELAND - IraRYaIsr.-With no ordin-
airy feelings ofsxet w<proeeed to lay before
the public the lflfplars Hastily collee,ed) of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
THE RUINED uOU Sc.

THE RUINED HOUSE.
BIT FELICIA HENASs.
IN, 'tis the heart that magui6es this life,
king truth and beauty of its own ppords,co'H
firth has gladdened it (; Death has sanctifed it :"
Guesses at Irufl
No dover of storied song is thine,
o desolate abode
Forth from thy gates no glittering line
of lance and spear hath fiow'd:
Banners of Knighthood have not flung
Proud trapery Ger thy walls;
Nor bugle-notes to battle rung
Through thy resounding halls.
Nor have rich bowers Of P!eosaInee here
BY cour,ly hands been dress'd,
For princes, from the chase OF deer,
Under green leaves to rest:
Only some rose, yet lingering bright
Beside thy easements lone,
Tells where the Spirit Ut Delight
Hath dwelt, and now is gone.
Yet, minstrel-,ale of harp and sword,
And sovereign Beauty's lot,
House of quenched light and silent board
Fo. me thou needest not.
II is enough to know that here,
Where thoughtfully stand,
Sorrow and Love, and Hope and Fear,
Have hnk'd one kindred band.
lhou bindest me with Mighty spells
A solemnizing breath,
A presence all around thee dwells
OF human life and death
need but pluck yon gsrden-fower
From where the wild weeds rise,
To wake, with strange and sudden power,
A thousand sympathies
Thou hast heard many sounds, thou hearth,
Deserted now by all
Voices at eve here net in mirth.
Which eve may ne'er recall
Youth buoyant step, and Woman's tone,
And chldhood's laughing glee,
AID song, and prayer, have well been known,
Hearth OF the Dead to shee.
Thou hast heard blessings fond'y PoGr'd
As Il IN every ferven, word
The living soul WAS shed.
Thou hast seen psrtings-such as bear
The bloom from Life away
Alas for Love in changeful air,
Where nouSht beloved can stay
Here, BY the restless bed Of Pain,
The vigil hath been kept,
Tin sunrise, bright with hope in vain,
Burst forth on eyes that wept;
Here hath been felt the nusn, sne groom,
The breath,ess influence shed
Through the dim dwelling, from the room
Wherein reposed the dead.
The seat left void, the missing face,
Have here been mark'd and mourn'd;
And Time hath filed the vacant place,
And eladness hath return'd.
Till from the narrowing household chain
The inks dropp'd one by one;
And homeward hither Ger the main
Came the Spring birds alone.
Jstbere not cause then-cause for thought,
Fix'd eye, and lingering tread.
Where. with their thousand my stories fraught,
Ey'n lowliest hearts have bled
Where, in its ever haunting thirst
For drsaghts Of purer day,
Mans soal. with ftfu' strength, hath burst
The clouds that wrapi its way
Holy to human nature seems
The long forsaken spot
To deep affections tender dreams,
Hopes OF brighter lot
Therefore in silent reverence here
Hearth Of the bead ! stai'd
Where JOY and Sorrow, Smile and Tear,
Have hnk'd one kindred band
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

The celebrated racer, Sir Oliver, the proper
~ OF the Earl Of Stafford, died aged - years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
'.sss@4--t -
CONVENTION
To The Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

~ TIC f~"tsOIS " INC enquirer.
GENTLBE1EN--I herewith send YOU for pubIi-
cation, letter from Mr. Robert Stapsrd, in repIv
TO one written by me to him, requesting him Ia
state his views and opinions I'm relation TO the ina
portsnt subjects likely 10 be agitated in the Con-
yention. GARRIT Nj. QUARLES.
Louisa, April nth, 1920.
Richmond, April 81, 1899
DEAR SRI have no hesitation in welding to
your request, that should state MI Die,ns and
opinions on The great subjects that are Hkefv 10
be Ggitdied an the C0nvenfion:" such explanations
are due to every eiecior who may seek them, and
the right, which acknowledge 10 belong TO all,
merits particular attention, when exercised by
you.
While invite your attention 10 the sentiments
expressed by me, in answer 20 the chairman 81
the delegation respecting pledges to specific plans
Of amendment, from those 10 whom the duty oil
deyising such plan shall be confided IL behooves
me TO say,ihat they are my deliberate convictions
that abide by them, and that acting in conso-
nance with them, propose, in answering your
inquiry, 10 state rather the general tenor and
tendency Of my opinions. than the precise manner
in which would embody them in a scheme Of
Reform. Nordo mean 20 anti cipaie the result
OF consultations, which, as a member Of the Con-
vention, it wouId I've ny duty 10 hold, and thus
place myself IN a situation. ia which 7 should be
denied Tie oil Of ;he lights, which the wisdom
and experience o. lh0so with whom may be as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

in the exercise Of it: think Il also most desifa-
BILE. that the unseemly struggle between those
who pay taxes, and those who,profit by the levy
Of them, between the holders ifierent kinds Of
property, seeking to impose disProportioncd bur-
thens, or to secure unjust generations, should as
far as human prudence can do so, be guarded
against, and the motives for them withdrawal
BY regarding taxation we'll population, in ap.
Forthcoming representation, such guard will be in.
,erposed. The practical effect Of infusirg such
principle in the Constitution, will he to counteract
the tendency Of such struggles DiSproportioned
burthens will not be sought to he fMPown on one
interest or section of the State because they will
bring with them accession; nor will unjust ex.
| generations be coveted, because they will pro-
duce loss of political power. think, there
fore. that in apportioning the representation {
the different sections OF the State Justice, policy
and proper attention to the harmonious movements
OF the government in future, require that some
influence should be given to the amount of tax, as
well as to the number Of white inhabitants. 1t
may be. that some expedient may be devised, 70
afford the guaranty; 10 secure which, the claim
that taxation should be regarded as well rs popu-.
laion, is urged. None such, however, occurs to
my mind. This and other topics touched on in
this letter, admit of many more ations, that
may be proper eyon for a correct understanding cf
my opinions on them. But have already exceed.
ed the limits to which I intended to confiue nv
| answer.
am. dear Sir, very respectfully,
/. Your most ob't scrv't.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

The Select & Common Councils Of Philadelphia,
on Thursday evening, unanimously elected BEN
JhMlN W. RICHARDS, ESQ. Mayor Of tho City
Of Philadelphia, in 'hc room o. George II. Dallas,
, EsC. res -nec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
RIOHNdO MD, APRIL a..
COMMUNICATES

COJu-NU.VIC.4TEU.
PRESENTATION q Tie t,co ne,c Maps Of Trgiaid
to Gen. lafayette. =
.>On the 2sth day Of February Shc General As
senbiy passed the following resolution:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
CHEAPSIDE, No. L.
..,ss9ss...
4 NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
GOODS

Bought recently n the Nelo York, PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore, markets for cash, and OF the
most recent Imp0r,a,ions, among which are
many choice and beautiful articles, which they
offer upon as reasonable terms as they can be
had Do this place consisting in part Of
I "a UPEBFlNE and common Blue, Black, sc
- and StcelmNed Cloths.
Blue and other Cassimeres and Cassinets:
Cadet mix d Sattmetts, very fashionable.
Black. Brown, Purple, Blue and Crimson B0mba
zetts plain and figured;
Blue and Black Circlss,an and BombaZeen' S:
Beautiful Batiste aud Pamuina lJg dresses, the
latter a very fashionable article:
Superior Blue. Black and Genoa Velvet
Italian Lutastring and eros de Naples Silk an
excellent assortment
silk Camblet and Black Pmuella, q handsome
article for gentlemen summer clothing:
Fancy and plain black Italian Cravats;
Super Linen Cambnck.
White and Yellow Nlukeens.
Ladies and Gen,lemeus tloskin Gloves a Nlltis'
Fashionable Pumarue, Gros die Naples, Gauza
and Blaze Dress Hmdkcrcjeis; Gauzs Scarts
Bobbmet Points ana Long ShaUis:
Crazy james;
Cotton DO. do'
beautiful asst of Nmul and other Ribbons:
French and Satin-laced Drilling for summer WEAK
Canton Crane Dresses and Robes:
Vioonil Cassimeres Roueu do. a pretty article
Jackson. Egyptian, and Nayarno prints:
C1nlrv Spots.
Artificial Wreaths and Flowers.
Mrs CanteIIo's celebrated Stocks and Corsets:
F,gured and plain buff Cravats. superior article:
Thread and Bohnet ace and Edgues:
Chris and pufs. Fancy Giurhams.
SIN, 81 -rsrf yariot,. Rack Lasting.
rott.r 0riI1nr. PITTSBURGH and Blnun Cords
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

from Argys Uorbs, Pittsburgh
Il is deemed unnecessary TO to enter into a
minute detail of all the articles on hand--we in
wife those whoneed such articles, to cali and eX-
famine for themselves
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
DIR. CHAPMAM,s
.aati-Dyspptic or sour Stomach PHI.

.4att-Dyspeptic or sour Stomach Pill
ISDrGEsrIoN or Sour Stomach is ackuow'.l,
by Medical Writers 10 be a complaint Of s,lb
kind, At all times very difficult Of cure. Tis.
sufficiently illustrated in TIE Disappointing,
those who unfortunately suier under T. asr-
for the most part fud that, after having tricd In,
things 10 little orno purpose, they are at last ct,
ed 20 use for perhaps the remainder Of lie 81
articles as can Al best butpaatc the disease Upi.
such circumstances any medicine capable of !,
moving the complaint must surely be an gr.i
highly deserving the attention ofal ,hose who's
afflicted with II. TIE proprietor Of these Pill.
therefore happy in offering TO the afflicted an \
valuable medicine, the success OF which has re,
vet been equalled for the cure Of Dyspepsia IN +.
most complicated forms such as loss Of apre,,.
nausea or sickness at the stomach, and sometr
vomiting, belching up oiwatcr which Is sometr
taSteIeSs, but most commonly sour. gnluirr r.
IN the stomach. heartburn, or What Is caleb g.
stomach, co>tiyenesS. paleueSs oftuc couat.n.r,
lauguor. lowness 0fspIuts, paipiiatou ofihe l..-
vertigo OF giddmesS, and disturbed ,,n A.
Whoever applies these Pills n ihe above d>r.
according 10 the directions will never boz dis,
pointed, as they have never once been known
i.ui la producing radical and permanent q
The use of a single box Will convince the r.
Wbeiie,iug Of their efficacy. They viii most
iec,I.iy remove a.I souma>; ot thc stomach r
merely by ncrri.zIng the acid. but by couur
iha, morbid stale Of these creuous which give Dr..
90 o., and at the same time viii restore 20 thc O.
bltated organs Of digestion thlt tone aud SIG.
which is absolutely necessary TO tho well be-
of the animal economy
The above valuable medicine is oilere
for sale by
TODD & WOODS Druggists,
NATER-sTREET,
Wheeling, Y.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
FRESH SALID OIL
ERROR MACABOUGH SNUFF.


SNUFF
and tito
ia prices
Flour, Whskey
WEselng Apnl /
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Or Fs,iu0NABLE SPRING ANu SUMNER
GOODS,


6ErECrED FROM THE MOST RECENT MPoTArloSs
IN NEW YORK, PAIrArELPlua, hSu BALTIMORE
-BoUGHT FOR CASH AND Will HE SOLD
ar rHs LOWEST BATES EY
CHAPLTNE g. O-FARRALL3
40 Thompson 1H s.lHi Ulis street, bte-.Hg'
Oh which the following ue part;
O. NPERFlNE CLOTHS, Blue. Bacs O.He
~ Brown C.4ret Drab. and S,eetmued do.
Adss>.mcros and Cassnetts
Camb.ets and Tartan Paids,
Bomblze.ts black and B.Ie-b.k, Brown fIpe.
Scarlet Crimson,
MoreeH, Blue. Scarlet Crimson and Cross baued
B-resse and CouepeIll, Bonnet Clm0ne'
A very hrge lssortmel. of Gnghlms, and 1-ls-
hlm Robes.
Paiaaud figured Swiss J1couct Is Bo1s Nlslns,
Plain and figured B05bmer
Cambria 1lusIms,
IllIr cord and Furniture CambrCk,
Linen. Linen C8mbr.ck and lmmuuon uandkls'
Silk eros De- Naples Black Blue and B.ue-1lacl
Brown. Green Purple, Scarlet Light Blue. and
Straw
Su1arfne Lusrinr. Satin Lcvmluc India
Satin and Se1slawi
s. genera. assortment of Bonnet Satin Black
Blue Green. Pink and White Florence
Plain Figured and cu Silk Nc.veF
Ves.nes. silk s. SILK Ve.ye. Talw.a NIaao.l
cs ana IoIonee
Jlcouet UarIzerch.ef; Book Swiss. Sngr.ne
Ius-ir-. Birds cve. black tW-lat Silk Ban
dana SIX flags. Slp1rf1e GrCs DE Naples and
Fancy Guuze hu5ks.
Do SauIs. Cashmere and Mem0 long chlwl.
Mema Dress Shlw.s
Furniture Calico. Stripes assorted.
Pittsburgh and BlngID Cords
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
PAINTS AND,DYE STUFFS,
PATENT MEDICINES, sc.

PILLS Lees, Robertson Rheu- British OIL Teet
-Dyot's matte drops, Harlem Oil, c.
Auderson's Stomach BItters Opodeldoc Steers Z"
Hooper Ivory I'M. Pipes Godreys Cordial, Pho
Meads. Elastic Gum Ca tunnels Glass Gold
Persons theters, Graduated MeasuresO1
Nipple shells, Bouges, Stoughton Buers, BlaC
Phas assorted. Worm seed OIL Salt Of Lemon, Dur
Robersons Elk Tea, Sealing Wax, Colo
of health, Batemans Drops Cmcbles, Sue
Nervous Cordial burlington sBals ID Teeth Drawers, Brea
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
GROCERIES, &c.

ALSO
A good assortment of CASTINGS az the
Foundry Prices.
Wheeling, September 8, 1923.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
sADDLE-TR

Of as good d quality as any manufactured West
or the Mountains; those wishing TO purchase
are requested to call and examinehis work.
He feels particularly grateful TO his friends for
their liberal patronage hitherto, and hopes to
merit a continuance Of the same, by giving them
good work at low price.
All orders addressed to Forsyth IL Dobbin or
no Daniel NIurry thankfully received and punctu-
ally attended TO.
Wheeling, Dec. II, 1898.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
BOOTS & SHOES

Indies 1aes Morocco and Sea. Wc.tS
do. Clasp and ue Lasting DO.
do do Morocco DO.
do. CorIovlu and lasting Boots,
lo Ca.fa1i Morocco DO.
DO Lasting springs
DO. Morocco and Calf springs,
DO Cod0yaD and Cal. boo.-
Misses Lasting and Morocco springs
do Lasting and Morocco ve.ts
Children Morocco and Calf Boots
Men Morocco Boots
do M0uroes
Mnr...n Has
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
DENTIgTRY.
Al. al. WARD. DmlisI.

YEfAS taken room on the Wet side q -
III Street, three doors South ofibe states.
Office, where he viii be happy to wat n2oD /.
those who may require his professional se's,s.
Mr.. Ward VIII wait upon LADIES a ~
dwellings.
June -, 1922.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

VI. L. TODD has also for sale, in the from, part
|of the store, and distinct from the Drugs x Med
Licines the lnllnNinr
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

Sup. cast and German sree. hand saws Tenant
saws: STEEL. American. Crowley, English. Cast
and Shear Knives and Forks, Pen ana Poke.
Knives. of superior quality Dirk Knives; Shoe
and Butcher do Thumb 81l Norfolk Lucues
Locks Knob Pad. Trunks Cupboard and l..t
Brass Candle Sucks Brass Knobs. Brass Bolts
G ass Knobs. fine. BlzOrs. Sheep shears; Iador's
shears Pocket scissors SHUTTERS and Trays Brio.
ana and Iron Tea and Table spoons, Walters
assorted FILES. Fiat and l-- round bastard
Ml aud Hand saw, Blacksmith Files Shoe
maker Risps Cu, and cast spao5.es snuff and
shaving boxes. Screw Augurs from lo quarters
Gmbiets md Tap bor5s; American and Yankee
Cote Mills Cork l1k stands, Tea Kettles CASTE
mg>. Jannta lru assorted Mould Boards
Plough lrous Sad Irons. Looking Glasses. ass d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Tho iiigate Constellation, Captain Wadswcr,h,
which sailed from Sew i Ork ON l7.h August with
Mcssrs. Rives, and M'Lcan. our Ministers to Paris
aud London arrived Ut CoWcs on the 18th Sept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
NgAAIH1E NEWS.
PORT or RjCIT.NOND.
AREIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig I. Xn.ton, Stackpoe from Bal, more ballast
Schr Sun, Horton, from Hartford, wiki sundrics
10 Hitchcock Il Pinney. Davenport Allen L. co, Otis
DHnlop. and C,itou 6. Ciarke.
Schr Mary Chandler, from Boston, with sundres
To GTannss, Son & brothers, J. Garth, Da vcnport
Allen g. CO. Luc!e 81 Siz"r, ]. IL Nash Collins s.
CO. Gus, Dunlop & co, L. Ilillard, G. Goddard.
J. NJ. Weaver, Il. Porter.
potatoes, cheese, onions. apples, &c. TO master.
Sloop Excel, Bowen, from Philadelphia, ballast
Schr Joseph Bonner. Somcrs, from Egg Harbour
belfast.
Scnr Relief C-owen, from Barustnble, with plas-
ter TO WIN. Rowlctt.
Schr Harriet Smith, Cook, from Norfolk.
S'chr Nlrginu Price, from Alexandria, ballast.
Schr Iialcyon, Foxwcll, from YORK River, with
corn and wheat, to Wor;hGm and HJcGruder.
Scnr Caroline Marion Barnes. from Baltimore,
via Norfolk, and C.ty Point.
SAILED,
Schr. Mary Ellen, Smith, for Baltimore, with coal
Schr Exit, Howell, for New York, with tobacco,
1cur, DC.
Schr. Richmond, Hand, for Philadelphia, with coul
and -four.
Schr Alice & Mary. Saunders for Suuchcrtic. coal.
Slonp Condor, Avrr from Ncw York, with cider.
The packet shl? Eiwnrd Guesnc, York. from iIavc,
fell IN with 'r OH Oct hng Gov Fenne blanchard ci
Bath (Nc u rs I'm Richmond. bound Newcastle England
bad been disnacd on the 5t aud very eaky condi
non, took of the Consisting of tie 18th John
heecr OF Thomas'on e one Of tie OF the brig
The slip London Brown II Virginia Tor Hsvrc, was
spoken oet ID ~ lat ~ TO- lon 80 So by brig Maha Anu,
At Graye.end. sept, I1h Grecian Blanchard Virginia:
Koheoy Simpson, DO 9h, Export Thistle, 90; Gees, rre,
4, Rcain'as Sep, In, Nledora, Campbell I'm Liverpool
Al Bicrnen. Ser, 5,n brunswick, Richmond
~ the Iexcl, sept gh, Norlb America harden Virginia
AZ Genoa, Aug. 2sth, Lincoln Kirkland Vneinia.
BOSTON, Oct ld-AHd, sehr Gov Shelby, Clark I'm Rich
NORFOLK Oct 10 Br bri. Teaudcr Fell, bound to
London, from Hampton Roads this morning
ba,que, mo doubt the BTamn,) and q hd2 down
Ianes klycr and 1nchore IN Hampton Roads this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
G0IImIerftaI 3sccorG.
'm he Correspondent gf Mc Commercial .4dreTflSe1

FROM he Correspondent " he Commercial .4drerhSer
Our supplies Of grain during week have hetn small
lie ris Niea, consists cc1y new. quality of wh:c,
gans One or email lots Of Irish Oats have arrived
boIn aud heavy weighing 10 To- az lbs per bushe little
wea'heT.d There large import of foreign wheat chiefly
huss'nn the buk of Which placed look Duties
been laid since Tuesday upon 100 quarters Of article
and uou i2V quarters OF bailey will e Oserved wee
averages are much higher, aud Improbable
'euciio" may 'ahr place IN tire duties -four
III our last circular the unsettled stale Of ye
wrdheI; the have an ex,chl H. IN mum
e'e eHI,y an the "w Lands Ia this distinct aud
Tor tue safety ol the IoatOe crop great
oioh % We T"uS cInp,-Oas aud Barley, also siI
iI ns ad nI 1e suffering severely hea, this district
Tehy housed but to the rorhwad aud Ireland
S nme qnaiy not secured In the latter country the bulk
oi uhe Oats s yet uncut.
The trade ,nSou week. Notwithstanding tie revored
injury To the Farley and Oats, has been fa Sore
nH was not complied nth aud little sold: the
was ue Gaze ~ the markets rather
Gs1Ier me ne'shbong growers delivering freely.
One or t~o thousand La,e Flour have changed hands At
20. I'D, which are tine only sales reported under luck
There .od attendance Of Miners ~ ihis r,ru,p,
market hne OLD w'eds brought rather nancy,
was "o improvement IN the secondary qualities, and new wi,
VIII apply 10 oats some very choice od reached 4d few
new AZ market sold at 3, 81 3s Cd reduce our
per sack cheaper
ending on the iIh Sept. Co. 81 a3s Cd
A2sreeae Average OF sax weeks, which
regulates the duty, 6f ~ %
D"ty during present week, 70 Is 10
Extract another leief dated LIB September
Colon TIE den and To- lhout the wect has
been steady and p1res remain last quoted The sales co.u
pe la0 Sea Islands, IOid lSd with 60 stained at SD
SyD iioveGs 4d {" 6ld 1870 Orleans. ID with 10 at
EGO Mobile and Alaara. it Gld Perarnhuco
10 ID; 2otD MaranIan, J.d SD; Bahia SD to 3D.
20 fata 5zd 100 Drh.c'gr III 10 G4d 10 w India
5sd IL babaoes 5Ad; 3jzU Ey pJln, 7l $50 Suai
30 TO lid, an 20 emssl I'D IT, making seter 1880
bags of which 5000 tsyFan 300 Eraz and 100 Amerc
have been purchased br shipment Fhe market has been
steady Saturday ami dag; Uo haas Rave been
sod Lu tile demand having been freely by tile holders no
improvement has taken place IN prices
Hnre .H4,&eiI, Sept 10.
Ashes had advanoed pots 70 80 90 pearls 80 The grain
iathet was mech aieu. owing weather
and wheat had heen scd advance Of SOC to pet
,e. Cotton steady extensive demand The ,a les
fnr the week amounted to 5s79 liaies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
CIRCUS
PositireIY "a al night I'M 1,ne.

P0st'reiy The last night but 0ue.
IHNhE managers respectfully inform the inhabitants
+ of Richmond and It's vicinity that thew intend
c'' ang the Circus on Saturday eUenig, Octo6er 24h
Tor few DAYS, during Which time a new substantial
aud elrgent CIRCUS will be erected for the accom-
uodation Of the public. Tue of tho Circus will
BE- so constructed a. To admit of performing to adynn
tage T''no" NE Tartar; the Eory Thiercs; FL
Hyder; Blue Beard and many other at,rnctivs aud
popular Nelo Dramas. The company 10 addition TO
being considerably Increased Will have the talents o
some OF the most admired E9ucstriaus in this country
ladies as well as gentlemen oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Departed this life Saturday, the l7,h inst an., , Ions
and ranf liness Mrs C,HotIyk Rtmcc, HkAra ConnS m
the 2JIi o her age wife nj Robert Goblin ESQ o w.
ma aud daughter of -ph SIMS Esq ofihis city 20
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