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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY I'VE would take &C.
,,,ion, at this time, TO direct the attention oil
Oh, citizens 10 the situation Of he Library.
The advan,ages of well selected and well
,,uh;ed Library are SO numerous and manifesl
b,,rh,y need ~, be enforced. Every parent,
Who IS anxious for the cultivation OF his chill
jren', minds, and, indeed, every one who takes
he least interest in the Cause Of Literal ure,
nus; feel desire for the increase aud improve
men, Of these repositories Of mans wisdom.
The Alexandria Library numbers among its
,,rrons many Of our most respectable citizens;
nj here are many still who do no, aid in S
support That this arises more from inatten.
lrn than from any other cause, we have no
ipubl; and we trust that now, since the subjec,
a,s been presented TO them, they will, a, once,
,nroll themselves as the patrons Of tn. Insiitu-
ion
The Library has now increased TO ABOUT six
ter hundred volumes, comprising the stand
|ud English works in History, Biography, Sci
ur,, Poetry, and. in fact, in all the branches Of
Literature. Additions are constantly making;
|and most Of the periodical works Of merit
|Rv,Ws, Magazines, &C.-are received regu.
uy
The affairs Of The Library are under the care
b The Librarian, Mr.. GEORGE DRINKER, and
/ Bard Of wtl,e Directors. Some improve
ntn'i are about 10 be made in the Library;
Pit'r which we hope there viii be an addition f
many names to the subscription lisr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

March RACE FOR ZEN thousand DoILARS
The gea, produce mntch race, was run Al
New York, says the Baltimore Chronicle on
Saturday last; between a colt BY Sir Archy, dam
Be- Bounce, and properly Of Col W. X john
son Of Virginia, and col, by Eclipse, dam
|L,dy L,gadoot, and owned by Col Stevens
The -,,. M, made. before the colts were foal'
I'd, he dam, and sires being named and was
VIAL is call d produce ma'ch.-The sum was
S;N0O sid, half forfeit. II was won by Col
s'sn,' col, in two heats, by abouttour 'e0g'ns
The lime We have not heard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
E.p,1rsr POEM OF LORD BYRoN's. An arti

EARLIEST POEM OF LORD BYRoN's. An aru
~. of prea, curiosity and in crest, being the
fir, kncwn anemp, a, poetry by Lord Byron
w TX we understand, be submitted 10 The p bile
in The volume Of tina, fAvorite Annual the For.
ye, Me. MOI, now in preparation. l. is copied
from ,he su,ogrsph of The noble poet and GER
,,6e,i nv st' lady to whom i was addressed
he :, Mar" no was the oojec OF his earliest
and perhap, his only, real attachment, ana
whom he has celebrated in several OF MS poems
= as having b-en written when he 'ei' AnneS'
lev, the residence Of her family.
'e'' Literary Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

y 'he troubles, the trials, and the vexa.
lions %! an Editor !" exclaimed the editor oil
the Newport Spectator, He had presented 70
HIM, i, appears, Tor publication, by fond ia
Their, "a piece of poetry" written by his SON.
which he recommended as "better than any I've
seed in your paper !" The editor not exactly
agreeing with him, began TO make excuse,
wnen he enraged father ordered his paper in
s'sn'ly stopped! The mail had just arrived,
and brought letter
We'll hough' we, now for a feast Of rea
SON. letter, unds here mast he cash; and
IN our eagrrness O be lingering The ready rhi
no, W. did not notice those very cooling words
and hgures-'l OF underc narged, 75.' but pro-
ceeded TO commit quars clausunn, when GU,
rolled a Siiuer half dollar AMI 'wo coppers,
very neatly done up in si=ea6le piece of brown
paper; and The following very comfor,,no "nrh.
ph"r:-
e" Mr.. PRINTER, Esq.
I've taken your paper one year and cue
over fore mon, hs. psdr for one year we"
begun, SO I send you The ballans as make II,
aud wish TO have it stopped.
Yours TO sarve, -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

rem. They hailed il as a token given 10 com.
memora'e the .ufferings and the death of the
saviour, Tor they saw in the centre of the flow
er cro'on Of 7Horns, in the three pistils three
nails, and 10 the ave s,amens three hammers.
with the heads thereof dropping, as if consci ous
Of The horrid deed they had been made 10 DER.
Iorm They were amazed with the beauty of
.ne Hover, never noticed, and pleased 10 give
IL name in accordance with their sff-c,ions.
the Saoiour's or Passion Flower; ty that name
II goes TO our days."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

The flowing resolution has been adop'ea
BY M Board Of Com.non Council OF George
oWn:
R,u!r,a That committee be appointed to COM
mmicatc with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pn anil to suggest to them the rropriety OF requif,
nsa. contractors to spua,e with the people in then
enpoy the necessity of retaining out OF Their pay
sr.l AMOUNT per month, which shall be p'edtea Io'
The benefit Of the sick and disabled, under sueh reso
atoms rs shall b. hereafter adopted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

Al the las, DundsIk Assizrs Bridges Mat
thews, on being sentenced TO seven years trans.
porlasion, thanked the judge, and accompany.
ing il with respectful cur,esy, said, "God
he thanked il is better than bad marriage ~
And Edward Mcdonnell on being similarly
sentenced, said, il hr had had money, he would
have been in Botany Bay long before.
London HrDH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

=, PASSION FLOWER. the recent dons-
ions TO he Massachusetts Horticultural Soei-
e ny was brau,iful specimen Of The Passion
sswrr, from ] NJ. Gourgas, ESQ, OF VISION,
aeeompanied with no,e, giving the following
N"ncs OF this singular flower:
ne vine on which il grows atouads on
-, ,"e NILS OF Judea, and alter the ascension o.
Une', hts disciples were delighted to nouee
"1mented ~"h beautiful blossoms, that lowf
'ue' which before was always known iot "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

TIE editor of the Canadian Freeman, who
had hern confined in prison ten mcnshs anu
'E've days, for libel on the Attorney t'ener,'
o. Upper Canada, was liberated on tne io'"
ms BY special order from the king ne re-
E''- was free and unconditional. Mr. rowf'
NE late Chief Justice, brought the despatch ~
% Sir John Coborne. The editor says ne nd;
ZONE out "a richer man, in better health ana
"sn'ysisht pounds heavier than when Ut
went in.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

BRANCH BANK AT BuFFALo.-I, is said in the
Buffalo papers that William B. Rochester, ESQ.
has been appointed President of the United
States Branch Bank a, .ha, place The se,ec.
ton gives great satisfaction. The names Of
the Board Of Directors were not vet known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

IN, elections took place in MARYLAND on
uooduy. In Baltimore City, the Jackson
,;,k.t las prevailed The vote stood: For Con-
,,,,s-IIoward $500; Brown 4oll; Little s347;
a ,ney 1851. For the Assembly-Hun, $40;
l;,b las $500; Freeman $500; Medlart 1869;
S,u,ees s9s; Raymond 1856.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

NEW YORK CANAL REvENuE.-The amount
OF toll paid this season, up TO the first day Of
OCTOBER, to the Collector at Albany, is one
hundred and one thousand, two hundred and
sixty,lhree dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

0 At a special meeting Of The President
ana directors ofthe ,lexanra Library Company, held
9Th Instant Samuel Mark resigned the Office Of Trea
sno Librarian. and George Drinker resigned as
Director OF the Company. On balloting for Librarian
mo alsasurer, George Drnker unanimously elect
OF George Drinker. Benjamin HalloweH was unan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

Commodore Porter came passenger in the
;,y Bevan arrived at Philadeiphia from Vera
sr,, and va, landed L, Chester on Saturday
Y, is understood TO be The bearer Of despatch>
., 10 our government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

The announcement Of the arrival below
New York must have been premature, as
-. from our correspondents there, dated
|..a,y eyeping, make no mention 1t. We
,.,, Of course, been considerably disap-
-oinlsd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07

CANADA MARKEr.-A circular from Messrs. Gates &
Co of Montreal, to their correspondents at Albany,
under date Of the Goth ult. says:-
ders have come out for the shipment OF Canada wheat
This produces competition; aud although the wheat IN
Upner and Lower Canada is unquestionsbly abundant
in quantity and excellent in quality, yet the farmers
cannot be prevailed upon thrash out at tins sea-
son of the year. and consequently but little comes 10
markets it has rather rapidly advanced from IS to os the
go lbs and IS Sd has been paid for some superior par
GELS of Upper Canada and beyond this we cannot
any on, holding orders will venture to 60 as hnsNsh
nr;ces do not warrantit Flour from the same causes
has advanced in due proportion; and we now quote
anads, or free, super at 35a Sos Sd, and hne o2s
Cd 81 3D. The stock in market 'svery light indeed
and the demand for the West Indies, the lower ports
and for the consumption of Quebec and MONTREAL
considerable; but cannot suppose that any or uch
advance can take place, while -four remsns at the pre-
sent nr;ces in ;he United States cities, for IT may be
transported from Rochester and other western PA'. g.
contiguous to the canal here. low or lower than 10
New.York, and after paying the duty Of IS ser u. 'e
barre il will leave at present prices about 70 the DAT
rel Indian corn, which sold rapidly and at good PR
oes early in the season, has become totally unsa'sao'e
aud kludried Indian meal which has been uusa'eao'e
oil ,h. season vet remains so "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
COMMERCIAL.

The New York Journal of Commerce, under date Of
Saturday, O'Clock z. H. has The following notice OF
the markets.
The MAuKErs.-Ashes are firm at $3.50, buyers
The corn market has advanced from day to day and
good deal ofinterest begins 10 manifest itself.
Sales of Western Canal Flour were made this morn.
ing at IS 8. and Of good Alexandria at 81.
The advance Of the week in Flour is about so cents
per barrel tennessee Wheat has been sold at cts.
and Virginia at LOG cts Barley at 60 cts, and Rye
63 cts.
The market for Pig Lead is better. Freights are
improving, Bcefdechning
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-07
Wand for Sale

AlanA for Sale.
ID virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the sbscri-
- Der, the 18th day of May. 1897, by John Ftz.
Clerks Office Of Fairfax shall offer for SALE tor cash,
before the front door Of the Court House Of Fairfax
County, on the 1911 day Of Oetobe, merit being the
first day Of the Court for sad coun..,
H. A TaACT OF LIND,
EH situated partly in Fairfax nd I.oudoun coun-
STS ties, containing 500 acres being The land
.ts1AE. commonly known as LdChSO LOT. up
on which Eleanor COoksey formerly resd d, and form
ing now part Of the tract upon which The said John
F,tzIugh resides.
As the subscriber sells Trustee, other title will
be passed by him than that conveyed in the deed No
doubt, however. is entertained IS to the title
sep, 21--tI9tn''ct TYLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

LiferGy.-Mr Adams, Manager Of
The Charleston Theatre, offers tor the .neonr.
agemeni OF native dramatic talent. three nun.
dted dollars for the best TRAGEDY, or COMEDY.
aud one hundred and fifty. for the 81 cond beS,
II tragedy Competitors must forward their
pieces 10 Charleston o. or before the Goth No.
'embel noxt II the successful antho, .hould
be native OF South Carolina OF Georo,s he will
oe entitled 10 benefit IN addition 20 the nre.
mum.
Raising the Hmd.-A genteel look
ing man purchased of confecioner. 100 tarts.
for which h. pad, and ordered them 10 be sent
TO his house giving his address, at a certain
hour IN the evening Our gentleman then steps
into aJeweller next door, and after looking at
various articles, agrees to take n diamond rinc.
valued at 500. Unfortunately however. he hss
not enough money He tells the Irweller III at
one o'h's neighbors knows him, aad he will
he responsible for him, He then stems out and
returns IN lew moments with the confcction,r
10 whom he saws. in the presence of the lew.
ellsr You will obge me by giving TO this
person 90 out vi the 100 which YOU were 10
bripg TO my house his evening" lie then
walked off with the ring and at s O'Clock pre-.
cisely The jeweller received 60 ,arts from his
"e'gh b9r, the confectonrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
BALTIMORE MARKET July 10.

Dtlil MANN l. !, July ~.
FLOUR-On Monday last, n lot OF 4Uo bbls
Howard street fladr was sold from store al sc
o. ] . cash, and alnt Of2d0 bis. nj same prlce
interest added. On Thursday a lot OF 200 bbls
was sold NJ the same rate, and "A la OF 100 bbls
at 50 81 IL cash. To-day. Friday, 10, oi
500 bills was sold at z 80 on four months
without interest a lot of loo bbls. Il, SO 43 Sd
cash and another lot of the same amount al
So 81 Ii cash. Some OF the holders to day
refuse 10 sell for s. 90 cash. but others are
willing TO sell for So 81 2--and as quantity
can be obtained at the latter tnIe, for money
we quote the cash store price accordingly al
SO 81 - per barrel. The comparatively smal
amoaui of receipts this week has had the ten
deney to renderhhe tongon price uncertain. II
has ranged from 500 So rs per barrel-we
believe the principal portion ofthe receipts was
AIKEN by the dealers at the medium rate oil
So II l.2
In the course ofthe week an aggregate amount
OF upwards of 1000 bills oil City Mills Flour
has been taken for export at IS 20 per Dbl
on Time, with interest added This appears ia
be the prevailing rate of the market for this
desGr ption, aud we quote accordingly.
TOBACCO.--The marke, has shown some
signs of activity this week, and sales TO some
extent have been made within The range OF 90
ietions One parcel of Ohio was taken AT 80
$40 Sl2 aud $50 some small parcels AT Ss
10 $40; and one lot OF Maryland ut "a IL ID
81. The inspections of the week comprise l2a
hhds. MARYLAND, 81 hhds. Ohio, and hhds
Pennsy vania; total loo hhGs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
SWAN IAWIDW.

llHE subscriber has removed from the stand
u he formerly occupied In his own proper
". at the extreme west end of New London.
Having built large aud commod,ous addition
10 his establishment, he has, in all, 10 fine large
rooms . aud intending this Tor a permanent resi-.
dence be l. now prepared To accommodate
travellers in better style than formerly Cen
tlemen with families can have large airy lodg-
ine rooms, &C &c. His Bar is well furnished
and his Stables well supplied with provendcr.
lie is thankful for The encouragement hereto.
fore received aud hopes by attention To those
who may call ON him TO merit their patronage.
His charges are moderate T. ECHULS.
IT The Editors of the Petersburg intelll.
gencer " III insert The above advertisement }
weeks, and forward theu account to this Office
Tor payment.
July 10. 3N9b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
p,. George ". Harris. An,lrew Jackson,

r, Or. GcorgeW. Harris. andrew JACKSON
the reformer
x,,.o needs reforming more than he,
,vho appoints 10 office a Kendall, Hill and Lee
n, Wm. O. Poindexter. Henry Clay !.
~ snlendd dinner orator; the instlgaIer Of
o. Adams Any thing but what Pope has
,srned the noblest work OF God
Nv Col. B. Anderson. Henry Clay The
brightest planet in our political hemisphere
the cloud that obscured lie orbit, IS now passing
d. odd his RAYS Of light will be more refulgeut
than meridian day. -,
Id. I.csriot, preaching the gospel, he meIis
"a nonlds the hearts of The people around
-, gel his own still retains its own native de
Ry Mr. P.L. Watkins Henry Clay His
brilliant genius, patriotism, philanthropy aud
o,ner;or qualifications as statesman, will
auach 10 him all possessing unprejudiced
minds.
Nv Mr.. Wm. Merweiher. OF Albemarle.
Henry Clay: The friend of Watkins and the
onnoser OF Barry. II has been stated thai he
maid off his large debts, while Secretary of
State, but never shown how he obtained the
money.
By MIR. John Royster Henry Clay: Like
pure gold--the more he is rubbed the brighter
be shines.
By Mr.. John B. Anderson. Henry Clay's
last speech-Mark Anthony's Grafton over ca
sar's body We know you, Harry.
By Mr.. John M. Vaughan. Henry Clay !:
The pride of his friends, the terror of his enc
mics. and the admiration of the world. Lay
on Macduff, aud spare not corrupt and cor
rupiing administration.
By Capt. Tho. w. Vaughan. Henry Clay +:
No wonder at his dyspepsia, when he dresses
his dinner meets with much Hickory sauce ;
will not set well on his stomach.
By DIR. Julian kean. Harry Clay:
Fen tho that bright set,
Which is yet TO shine so brightly,
'Twere sweeter for the desparing,
Than aught else IN the world, beside Harry.
Bv Mr.. jefferson Archer. Henry Clay /:
Think not u scout thy evil genius from thee i;
hel meet the again al Phllippi.
By DR.. NJ. Chambers. Henry Clay One
of Virginia's noblest sons-may she give
him her support in the next Presidential cleo
ton.
By Mr.. VIM. Lewis. Henry Clay: we
base editors, who sold your presses (for The
promise of treasury pap,) TO abuse the greatest
and best Of men - Cease yipers, ye gnaw
against file"
By Mr.. John S. Crump Henry Clay Thou
lookest well railing at orruptlpn--the devil re-
bukihg sin.
By Capt. John Pollock. Henry Clay : The
caumny and wrath poured out of the phials oil
hireling presses against him, are sure tokens
of the fears entertained by their masters, that
he will lluri them from power.
By Mr.. John Thompson. Henry Clay : The
fabrca;ors and retailers Of the Infamous tales
of his bargain and corruption. know them TO
be ISLANDERS, circulated to serve their base
views
By Mr. Retrenchment Defined
by the Observation-Disclosures money
from the Treasury to reward fayorites IN unne-
ceSsary outfts--to dispaoe faithful public ser
vants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

Am the 30ih ult. we whose names are an
~ uexed, with many others, attended the
examination OF the school conducted by Mr..
Henry l.. Dawes.
That Mr.. Davies is fully COMPETENT TO the ar
duous du les ola teacher, was amply e1empl
fed by the progress made by his pupils and
their promptnesS aud accuracy was superior Il
any thing we have ever witnessed, and we al
so know that their morals have been carefully
cultivated and strictly guarded.
We do therefore cheerfGllv and warmly he
commend Mr.. Dawes to the patronage OF the
public, as IA teacher with qualifications equal 10
If not superior TO any other with Ahom we are
acquainted. FRED. SPECIE.
NICHOLAS II. COBBS.
July l6. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

M0IlCE.--By virtue Of deed of ,ro,;s
AN Executed 10 'he subscribers by Ambrose
Fucker aud Betsy his wife. aud ~ Of reootd in
the county Court of Amherst, for certain pnr
poses IN sad deed erpressed--will be exposed
to sale, M public auction, on Friday ,he TN
day OF August next, IL fair. Il not. on the neat
far day. tract Of LAND. containing sixty a.
cres, y,nR near diller's Creek, In tie coun,v
Of Amherst. Another tract continuing sbou,
thirteen hundred mud forty acres, being the
"acto which said kocker resides. Also, on.
other tract in the same neighborhooJ, contain
ing eight hundred and thirty nine ocrrs %,
which 6eorge Tmsley resides. The sale will
he on n credit OF one, two and three yenrs.
the purchaser giving bond with approved 40.
cnriy, and deed OF trust on the land 10 see,,,.
the purchase money. Acting as trustees. ibe
subscribers will convey such title AZ i, vested
IN them by said deed, aud none other which
they believe uuqurstionabie.
JOHN MILLER
DAVID H. EDLEY, trustees
Junoi. ICwtd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
CORNER STONE PROCESSION

=
The corner stone OF the Associated Meiho.
dist Church. which is about 10 be erected Ia
this place, will he laid, with Masonic oeremo.
MES, on SATURDAY NEXT. a, o'clock. T.
NJ. The ministers and members of the .rseIal
Churches, aud citizens generally are invited To
JOIN The procession, which will leave the Hall ut
half after four o'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
July 6

n Court Of Hastings, held for the cor.
~ poratioD of Lynchbufg, at The Court
n0usr, on the 9th day Of May, 1929, Thomas
u. Roberts, who sues MS w II on his own be.
huif, ms administrator Of George Walker 10.
berts, dec PIT against Robert l.. Parks aud
Catherine his wife, David Rodes, Samuel Gag
land ard Maurice II. Garland. Dens.
The defendants Robert l.. Parks and Cath
crime his WIFE who are out Of this county. and
against whom the plaintiffs appear to have
proceeded 10 the mode prescribed by Jaw a.
gains, absent defendants. still failing 10 appear
and HnsweT-On the motion OF the plainiiF
Ivy counsel, the court doth take his bill for con
fessed, Ms TO these def ndanis : and the cAuso
coming on 10 be heard on the bill and answers
of the other defendants, wasa Gued by counsel.
On consideration whereof the Court doth ad.
Judge. order and decree, hat The plaintiff Tho
mas II. Roberts, do render an account OF his
administration on tn estate OF George w. Ro-
berts, dec before the commissioner of the
court, who is directed TO examine slate and set
tie the same, and make report thereof TO the
cour,.with any matter specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required ~ the par
ties to be so stated. copy-Teste.
JAMES BENAGH. G:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
1. nchburg, 10th June, 1929. Z
The parties in this cause will lake noticc
tina, have appointed Friday the twenty four,,
day of July next, to commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court. on
which day, at the hour OF nine O'clock IN the
morning, they are required to attend al my OF
fee, in This town, with their accounts. vouches
and copies of cour, papers, prepared for exam
nation and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, G.
Junn % w4v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
TRUS T. SALE,

A GREEABLY TO the provisions OF deed o
N rust. executed by Claiborne u admaa to
III subscriber. ofrecord in the Office OF the Hus-
tines Court OF Lynchburg, aud TO satisfy the
purposes OF said deed, the subscriber will offer
NJ public sale. for cash, on Saturday the 18th
day of August next, IL fair. ifnot, the mex, fair
day thereafter. tSundays escep,cd,) before the
front door ot the Auction room OF John Il ID
Payne, in Lynchbnrg part Of n loi of grouod
situate in rear Of III. Methodist Church, be
tween Third and fourth streets on which there
is wooden dwelling house, adapted 10 tho
comfortable accommodation of small family
being the same conveyed by Joseph Echols
deceased. to said g adman. The lille TO this
property is believed TO he valid. bul the sub
scr'ber will convey such right rs is vested in
him by said deed, and no other.
JOHN ID. URQUHART.
July i6 tdsg6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Mark

vi Alc LSHChodFG MARKETS.
Corrected jor The Tirginian, By
Thomas A HoLconBE and HouARu TYRE
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co, from SO 10 to IL 50
Inferior 10 common, 3 10 TO 90
Common 10 good, O0to s 90
Good 10 hne, 0Oto - 90
strips, very few in markeD TO 90
Refused, in very good demand 3 90 10 3 so
Inspected the last week 360 hhds passed tobac-
co, % bids refused, total 1919.
We are still opening large quantity for the
advanced season of The year, and III, good aud
hue quai.iles are getting quite dull the demand
Tor the eused and interior is brisk at the n.
hose prices The late Foreign accounts CON
tnue uniavorable
tlonr by wholesale, 81 % TO 4 90
Ne" Wheat no fixed price and
very little coming in.
No" Flour, by the II bbl. retail, 3 90
Whlskey, wholesale, from 26i TO 81 1-2
Corn, wholesale, per Dbl. . 20 10 2 90