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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30
POLICE OFFICE.

Il .highFs .9dUentw'e-A common sort of a vsuDn
man, looking rather the for wear came 10 the
ONCE on Saturday 70 complain Of person who had
soien his watch ut place the Five Points
} lis story was pretty much foowa:--
On new Years eve, ye sec, and another fellow
that boards in the same house, went out to have
little bit Of spree. Well ye sec, we went down
10 Washington Street, for we lived up in Snrine,
street. and crIized about considerably and ston
ped -IGto good many places aud got sttihiny 10
drink, and then we wrnt round by the Park and
so mp Broadway, home again. Well, when we rot
home looked at my watch, aud says l. Tom saws
], by the Lord Harry it's only o'clock and we haint
had our spree half out yet, ss blow it out arain.-
Agreed By lingo, says he and 80 we started off and
vent down y the Park again, and we went along
siurDed ond tuck toOk,l suVting to drink: ard
Ion we got down TO the Park we tuck sn,ting more
aiond say two three glasses. We'll then says
ON. says had mt we better be cutting stick and
g2ieng hoUe' for we partly blue and then saws
az, Il am agreed, says he. So we tuck nm Cntbam
street, aud when got 20 a corner saws l. Tom
says !, 'Wh1t street IS this? and he looked round
land says he. ~ y this Us Orange street. well
says j. well go np this street home Agreed save
Tom. SO we tuck mp Orange street and NO hadn't
got only 70 the corner OF Anthony street. when ve
saw shop open, and it shocking cold and eovs
], Tom on We miad 10 60 in and take suthing,'-
agreed, says Tom, so IL we went, and tuck a Gin
eOcktdfa piece There were three men in the sh1u
oneofthe three Tom knew, and his name was Castillo
We sat down to ourselves, anil fell Into kline
Of dose. when felt body pat their hand yer,
softly zap 10 my pocket. pushed il away, but wal
soconiuunded sleepy that went to sleep, and wher
lawakclup, ], was seven o'clock. fct in my pocket
and by ,he Lord Hurry, my watch was gone. Wher
laid down, Castillo sat next me, and ! believe Ia
fHcf tho watch.
Magistrate. Have you my proof
Complainant. Wei, Tom was thcre all the time
bot he went 10 sleep too But he'll agree to COM
down 0nl tel what he knows abo,.t il.
Mag. Worry weIl bring him here, and If he cal
testify ~ q the qsnon VIC took the watch, we viii
grant n warrant
TheoOfn 5lainnn thon ticout ofihe office 90 sesrcl
for his friendi and we have he1rd nothing Of hin
flncc.--lN r. ISc Povf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30
rRoM rur AMULET ron 1929.

A dashing Captain of Hussars,
Dressed in the livery Of Mars. a..e.
Mustachio, lace and ssbrc;--
Who talks soft nonsense-smgsa song,
Walfzcs, quadrillcs the whole night long,
To fiddle, pipe and tabor
oh. grant me such man. We Fatcs,
Some rigging girl ejaculates.
Whose heart is Cupids Etna:
She loves his golden epaulettes,
lie !Jyes her gold to pay his debts,
So off they dash to Gretna.
The Scottish Vulcan who unlocks, :.
To runaways, Pandora's box,
Thai holds his marriage charters,
Soon makes them one, and they who came
False worshippers Of Hymen's Flame,
Return as Folly's Martyrs.
Forger Of Grctna chains. that gall
And grind the very soul, could oil
That erst thine altar flew TO,
Thciriprcsent wretchedEoss reveal,
From thee such iron tears would steal
AS once were she'd by Pluto.
From foppery, ncrc, rashness. free
Your minds, ifye expect TO be
BY marriage bliss rewarded;
For itspure joys can never greet
The thoughtlcSs and tho indiscrcc;,
The froward and the sordd.
The knavc who trafiics in wife,
Content, if rich, to take for life.
A wanton or a ninny,
VIII gain small pity ifinstead .
tFFcf;uac's fool, he chance To we'd
a fool without guinea.
Sine who for fashion, figure, birth,
Not kindred tastes or moral worth,
Her happiness viii barter,
Who thinks each dear Adoris-lovc,
Must need be constant as the dove,
May sometimes catch u taIt"s.
Unless when both are thus deceived
Fo balance which il most ugcricved,
Each may lamont The oIher;--
Nor need relations scold and huff.
The wretched pair are sure enough
To punish one another!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30

Tde fb' TIE Frshio'tsbic Lore,s OF Cheap Barrons The
fHe ioumou kami had bought o 100 kobans g0 stering
sabre Of great value Delighted 9Th the cheaucss OF his
bargain, he ran 20 sew i father told him the rrcc
" cannot conccve SAID the father "hcre you have picked
up tins sabre, out Of what well YOU have drawn An
oppression used in Japan reference every H. an that is Soi
~ less than ITS vaiue isoumou acknowledged that il was
tart cheap scecd srcrjose bis Laruan His f,,h
fon mace him med Of ms exuaiiou 'uch bargain
sad he proves that the seller distress and that
coat him dispose Of his sabre
of 'ze with income OF 30 900 koSf ooW siernc) thur, n
take advantage ofhe misforunes of anothcI These ors
were az cred
ccnioue wen; TO seeh ie veer and ga-e him InO koans
over and above the stipulated prioe1 isrF's J,isiraon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30

Arck of market took quantity az butter away from
crulYnsn, because II deficient weight; and meeting
him few days after in public house, him, You re-
the took twenty pounds of butter from" No ea'nt ;,
savS Hodge 'i YOU are" the beac al tell
you Tea nt rcioled the oom,Typan il thee k IN
lay guinea ont" "Donc" replied the bcadc and the money
wis quickly pcsied-"Now the rounirynan hou dit
take away twenty Jumps Of butter from NC there had been
cEeniy pounds yod have had right them and this
continued he rooly pocke,ng thr money! .yl nav fr
tie loss u. 40 but;gr."-BGh Lit Cos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-30
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FROM me Ddtimore, american If March &c.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The fast sailing ship HeroJd, Captain GRAHAM is
below from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th
February The editors of the american are indebt
ed TO the accustomed poteness of Captain G.. for
London and Liverpool papers to the date of his sailing
from which they make the following extracts.
THE MARKETS.
The editors indebted to the kindness of com =
meTca friend for the following extract of letter da-
ted. "LrvEnpoo1 February T.
Oar Grain market continues dull we quote Amer
lean sweet Flour at 30s. 40s per barre and Indian
corn Ut &c 38f per quarter; wheat and flour contir-
ne to he admitted at the lowest duty; but the duty on
corn IS rs. l0d per ar.
~ transactions in Tobacco continue suspended, in
consequence ofthe expected duty of 3d. per To- on all
stemtned tobacco, TO be levied OH all taken out OF
bond after the 5th OF April next deputation from
the trade has gone up to London oppose this inca
sure.
The import Of Cotton this week is ~ 900 bales and
the sales are I4,3O0, comprising 1900 Upland 20OC
Alabama, md $40 Now Orleans. We quote Upland
at 5 3-8 q 5-8d. per lb Alabama 8 IA a 6 I'D
New Orleans, 6a8d. Accounts from GIayre to tht
3ist January, mention that the cotton market there
wos very languid and prices likely 70 decline.
Tile Liverpool Advertiser Of Saturday, February
q, has he following article on the Grain and Cotton
markets.
The Grain market since Tuesday, has continued
Cat.
The following s ile weekly average price Of Grain
for the last six weeks, under 9th Geo. w., chap. go
iugt rccciyed.---
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PER QUARTER.
S''s' s,'' Z 81 r; s,'3s !; :''
The following is the dutyon Foreign Corn for The
J q - 10 10 0 no u G
Notwithstanding the heavy arrivals, our Cotton
market as been firm, and the salcs Of tho week Tin
cludmg 800 Sea Island by auction Yesterday have
been about 1890 bags, at fully last weeks prces-
Bowed Alabama. &C., odas 5-8d per 10.
The mercantile letters from the Russian capital,
down 70 The 18Th Jsnuory, mention lot the exchange
~ io'don bad boon si''iccr1 ~ some fCcfuaton.
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ground. TIE too'N 7as taken Up nearly ner.
fect. II IS seven feet Ia irnsln. %iourtren lacb, )
in circumference. aui wrtsts about 20 pounds.
OIher boz were discotered. but tbey all
srumbled Immediately on exposure to the air.
MdsonYp.-The Holland Purchase
Baptisi Association, computing taenty Church.
es, held us Annual Letting nj Aurora. IN New
York, a short time since wh"u = proposition
was made for the Association TO bud he Chur-
c'les under its jurisdiction TO an exclusion of
Masonry from among them The subject, after
some discussion, was referred Il. AGO omitt.e Of
seven members, who repaired, IMAM monsly
that masonry and anti-masonr, are matters
wholly foreign TO tue duties and bowers of the
Assotia.isn. and the principles wiich had called
il together which report was adopted by the
meeting with hut one dissenting veice.
A Hit.-A religious society in the
western par nj Pennsylvania. lately dismissed
their Pastor on account of his connection with
the Masonic Fraternity. He had preached to
them for thirty years, aud at the conclusion of
his farewell address he - devouily prayed hat
Cop wou,d continue IN bless the members of
the parish, and make their hearit az soft as their
heads"
Proper Name.-A paper has made
IFS appearance al Miramichi, entitled the " Nor
thumberland Schediasm ga" II we understand
the matter. schedidsmon means " cursory writ
ting on a loose sheet The piper being Eng
lish. II should have An English tle-il should
be called the " Northumberland Clrsory-wri.
ting-on-a. loose-sheet.'
Extremes Meet.-The Charleston
Mercury advertises a Rc6le for CIark's folio
edition OF the Bible.
"Sure Enough."-We were pleased
with tue common sense manifested by an unfur-
innate son of Erin, who was being tired before
Justice Whitman, in Boston, the other dav.
= Are you guilty or not guilty p said the Clerk
+" And ,"bat The depH are you put there for but 10
find ouf I"
Good Cause An freshman lately
fought II duel with his intimate friend, because
he loosely asserted, - tina, he was born without
a shirt TO his back p
Disphy.-Wear your learning like
your watch IN a private pocket, and don't pull
il out 10 show tba' y,u have one but if you
are asked what O'Clock it is, tell it.
PoAshiag.-A person in a public
company, accused the irish nation Of being the
most unpublished in the world, was answered
mildly by an Irish gentleman, 4" that 1t ought to
he otherwise, for the irish met with hard rubs
enough to polish any nation upon earth.
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NEW GOODS,

which, for chcapness, exeerd any thu, lie has
b. fore offered. The following are II lew ofthe
articles and prices
Blue, black, aud fancy colored Cloths, (some
very cheap
do do do CassimeIes
Black Italian Silks
Senschaws, Sarsneta, &c. &c.
Pink. blue, " hite aud Straw Florences
Black Canton Grape, at SO n dress
Italian -" do
Cnlicnes, a large supply. some NJ Cd and Is
Nusl'ns, IA good assortment. a, very low prices
Flag Bandanna Hdkis. nj 3,.
Some very sup, old style Hdkfs.
81 Domestic ShiTlings, heavy. M Cd pr. yard
Plaid Domcstics. a large stock
Duilel. Point aud Rose Blankets, unusnally
cheap
Hats, some black Fur as low rs 81 90
Wool Hs,s, Shoes, NC. &c,
Cotton Yam Of the best quality, at Is. Cd. a
Bale.
i. S. Ills Sore is next dnor 10 Messsrs.
Mckee, Robinson Il Co. Lynchburg,
Iepi. %
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"a OIICE-Strayed from the subscriber ia
~ Bedford county, on stanton River. near
Monroe, on the 18th ins, a bright sorrel Horse
with light name and tale, white face, and
hind feet wbite-his name is inclined 10 hang
on both sides, shod all round when he went
away he has q small scar on his back, about
five feet high, five years old. He was trough,
from the State Of Kentucky, where ! think he
is aiming TO get. Any person taking mp The
snid Horse, will please advertise him 10 the
l. ynchburg Virginian, or leave word with VIM.
Terry, in the town Of Liberty. All charges
will be paid for any information, aud a liberal
reward given for the delivery of 81 id horse to
me, or Vim. Terry, so that | get him again.
LEWIS c. ARTHUR.
Sept. % 2,f-
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ITEMS.

Ed"eation.-In Virginia, there is
ABOUT one student of a college to every 1900
sna's IN Massachusetts,, one to every 1900.
Inc ,s'ter State owes something of her present
standing to this very fact.
Han's Travels. Capt. Basil Hall is
sa'a TO have received S7l25 for the copv right
:, avs travels in America, from the London
publishers.
n history Of North Carotin "A
"a o. OF ms State has been recently publish.
New leans. ny Franrais Xavier Martin.
s.lSe oil the supreme Court Of Louisiana, for.
lily a Citizen of N. Carolina, in two octave
NJ" ihe work is well spoken of by the
view Orleans Adver User
hemd'ns ga Mammoth.-A Penn
s'uw""'a paper states, that the tooth and Jaw OF
~".a"mo'h were recently found in FRANKLIN
|""s ABOUT ! feet below the surface Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

A meeting will be held at the second D p,ist
Church, on Friday night next. a, early candle
light. for the purpose of receiving the annual
report of the Lynchburg Tempe, ance Society,
aud for the Transaction OF such other business,
as may probably come before The meeting.
Let those who have enlisted in this cause and
have thus pledged themselves 10 take the hsld
against the mosi d, adly enemy thai ever war.
red against the human family feel an especial
obligaIon TO be al thrir posts on this ,nIerest-
ing occasion. Let them not think they have
done their duy by merely enrolling ,hsir
names. I'VE do not meet the enemy with the
roll IN time OF danger, but II Is the sallisn, sol
der nj his post upon whom we rely lor defruce
n safely. We ran no more claim strength IRON
the number flour absences, than an army can
he strengthened by the number on the sick
list. Is not our enemy a. fierce as ten iuries,
terrible as he'll ~ And shall We not face him
with an array of all OF our strength o then
repair to your posts, equipl and ready Tor duty.
cheer our hearts by your presence and your
Example, and let Us not have 10 look for the
members O.. the Lynchhurg Temperance Socie-
~, within the lids of our order book. Let
those who are not members, but who ieel the
obligation to lend their influence aud efforts in
the suppression OF int temperance, come forward
and unite with US, ~ he cause of Humanity !;
aud let all who lake an interest ia the subject.
come and hear with candonr the argume eats in
its favor, aud decide dispassionaielv, upon the
merits OF the cause. The enemy against which
we cont-nd is no less theirs than ours, the iii
ciency of our opposition depends upon tho CON
centration OF our energies. aud all who do nol
unite with us are passIvely at least eseriing
M inf leuce against us. HUMANITY.
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N OTICE.-The public are hereby informed
~ that my Overseer is not allowed TO exc.
cute any note or bond binding upon the sub
scribrr, nor 10 open any account IN Lynchburg
o. elsewhere. no, tn make any contract OF any
description on account ofmy Plantation IN the
county ofAmhers'. or for any other purpose,
by which h" subscriber may he called upon 10,
money, without his having sanctioned The bar
gain. This notice !. not intended in any way
to reflect upon The Conduct Of his present Over.
seer, Mr.. WIN Tucker, but TO guard agains, the
Improper conduct ofall future Overseers.
JOHN JAQUELIN AMBER.
Giennmbier, dmhersi co. Sept. %. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

WHEAT g. FOUR.-S,nce our last ohser
val ion Wheat and Flour have both experienced
a decline in price. Wheat is coming in in
large quantities. chicny by Wagons n great
proportion Of il is Of inferior quality and selling
below our quotations. The only purchasers
now in market are the millers. The best Red
is worth 95 cents per bushel, and White 81.
Flour is very dull-no sales lately OF City
Mills, the last was at IS 80, but we beliey re
So 25 would be Al present a correct quotation,
Canal Flour cannot BE- quoted above So.
Rich. Uhig. Sepi. 25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
FOR SALE OR RENT,

An eligible stand for a Grocery Store.
y NHE tenement situated on main street.
- opposite TO Liberty Warehouse. Posses.
sion given on the 25lh Nov. next. liza sale of
the above tenement is moi effected before the 25it
Of November, it will be for rent for one year
from that date. For terms apply TO
NJ. w. DAVENPORT.
Sept. % 6tif
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TOR. When he again gel. at has Turner teeth,
] hope he Will turn himself intn a consistent
republican. ASoN OF ERIN.
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Pa ints, Oils, Dyo-stufrs, Win
dow Glass, l utty, &c. &c.

Pa ints, Oils, Dye-StuGs, Win
dow Glass, l utty, &C. &c.
400 galloos L n,sfdO1
80 kfgs Ies IS whife l. adj, pure
2llrgs London |" " sup. anaiiiT
~ gal. Spirits T%urpemlne
4O0 lbs. dfy White Lead, American
900 do English
go gal. Tanners Oil
ESQ lbs. dry Spanish Brown
200 gal. Lamp Oil y inter strained
25 kegs Ground Spanlsh Brown
900 lbs. Venetian RED, dry
go i" yellow Oker, dry
100 " Gam Wood. v,ry nice
$50 " Gum Copal Seroped
400 " White Chalk
300 " American Glne
On" " Furnace Stone
So boxe, Window Glass, 8 - 10 and I0t 10
2000 lbs. EngIis Putty. IN bladders
5000 " Logwood. 10 slIckt
Chrom yellow, very sup.
pruss an Blue, No.
Chrom Green
Ground verdie,is
rerfe de Schema. English
Dry verdigIis
Lam Black in 10 and | II, pnrefs
ihihey oh'be
Sim, Oker
Chncse lion
Gold Leaf
English Vermilion
Ly,haridge
Sugar Lead
Silver Leaf
Rose Pink
Sand Paper, assorted
Red Lead
Paip' Brushes, all Nos.
Sash Tools
Marking Brushes. &c. &c.
The above goods viii be sold unusually lo~,
either Tor cash. Wheat. Flour, Bacon, Laid,
Hemp. BeeswaS, Tow Linen, r. aihcrs, Wool,
Linsecd Oil, and IN tact I r every o'her de.
SCI lption OF prodhee b ought "a 'his market.
WALTER II MIDDLETON.
Vpper end Yown.
Sept. %
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WNEA'H.

Z WISH 10 purchase n large quantity OF
- Wheat, for which the highest cash price
will ho given. JNO. J. PURVIS.
Sept. % DIV
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GROCERIES,, 60.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,
At the sign Of The
GOLDEN SUGAR LOAF.

Offers. either b, Wholesale or retail. uncom
monty low for cash, OF country produce oil eve
~ description
400 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
Ii nhds 81. Crois Sugar. some of which IS very
superior
10 do New Orleans do.
3 do Porto Rico
IL hhds. host Orleans M~olasses
4 do West lndla do
lis bags hes Green Coffee
81 do ST. Domingo, do.
y 10 old Java, do.
~ barrels Loaf Sugar, assorted Nos.
81 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial aud young
Hyson Tea. laies, importation
90 Reams Wrapping Paper, various sizes
I500 lbs. Spun Cotton. from No. 4 to ID, very
superior
. Pipes superior French Brandy,
2 do Jamniea Rum, very old
. Barrels Holland Gin
| hid and 3 barrels N +. Rum
| pipe Antigua do
6 barrel. old Rye Whiskey, 10 years old
q do Old Apple Brandy
| pipe London Madeira
do Pico +"
4 or. casks Sicily"
4 or. CASKS lennerife
+ hbls swee, Malaga,
| hbl. Currant, very old n
Il boxes, | doz. each. Port "a
. =" Claret
II s." 3" Chanpaign
% hhds. and Crates. Queens, Liverpool AMI
Glass Ware
70 kegs Dupon,'s and Rogers Gun Powder
3 IIrroes refined Alum
D kegs Roll Brmstnne
10 Reg. refined Sail Petre, ll2 lbs. each
1 bbls. aud | hid. ,opperas
10 2 barrels Madden
, ce,oons Spanish Hat Indigo. good quality
8 bugs Ra e Ginger, ir.sn
? bugs Alsplce
u bags Black Pepper
y teams Writing Paper
% reams Letter do
Il uags Shat. sso,tcd Nos.
10 bbls MackaTe
% hbls Nhad, very sup.
IL Barrels Tam rs oil
% Boxes Musca ell aud Bloom Raisins
: Bales Soft Shell Almonds
800 Pair Wool and Cotton Cards
, Barrels P,ckli & Vinegar
= Heroes fresh Rice
80 Boxes ruipen,lne Soap
10 do Sperm Candles
10 do Tallow do all Nos.
~ Kegs Nails, assorted Nos.
800 lbs. bar Lead
| Case cheap Is 'ols
z tons country bar iron
! Ion ow@de's Bar Iron
| ton English do
u casks pune cheese
: boxes fhhe apple Cheese
5000 lbs. red Snal Lea her
1000 lbs. white DO
~ Nests Wood Ware, assorted
b hhds, o'ohe ware
ALSO
..a..noo, NJ 49,, H., Hat.
n, she's
N. Eron.oo
A ,a,o. IL, Wbi.k.v
'
n. p..I
SCARS or GOOD ounlitv
Windsor Soap
Fig Blue
Bottle corks
Inl0Dn IDttfF. IHtf
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HART DAVIS,
Late of Petersburg,

Late of Petersburg,
MORN their friends and the public gene
rnlly, that they have established themselves
in the Store house formerly occupied b,
Mcssrs Holmes Il Brewster. and opposite The
| Vireinipn Office. 1bey tender their grateful
! Acknowledgements Tor the liberal patronage
thcy have already met with, aud inform them
hint they continue TO keep on hand a large rs.
sortneni of
Ready Made Clothing,
Of every description. which. being made In
town, aud by experienced hand, the work
manship, ms we'll Ne The fashion. can be vartan.
ted. The following list Of prices OF some mr..
l,cIes in the above line, may induce those tina,
have not ms yet houo'ed them 10 call aud exam
ine their nncommonlv cheap goods
Broad Cloth Goats, from 50 upwards
Cassinct do $50 "
Cloth Panfaloons, 4
Cassinett do 2
Gen,lemens' Plaid Camblet Cloaks. 8 "
Ladies' 3 "
\ genera assortment Of Dry Goods
90 doz. Mems and Boys Srsiskin Caps, cheap
g do G%erlemens' Sea Otter Fur do
100 pair Rose Blankets, cheaper than ever Of
fcIed before.
Sept, % Is
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Land al Public Auction.

n WILL sell, on Saturday the 24ih Of Oct.
y nezi. al public snle, before the door Of the
Franklin Hotel, a tract of Land. containing
10 acr $. Tying IN the county ot Campbell. on
the south west side of the road from L,ncll
burg 10 the county Court House, and three
miles from tnwn-il adjoins the Lands owned
by The Farmers Bank. John S Lee aud others
= there are but eight acres cleared, and the
balance ofihe tract is heavily timbered, and
much Off good tobacco land The terms will
be one third secured by negotiable note AM
satisfactory endorsrr, payable in sixty days
from the date, ooe third in one year, aud one
third in two years from the day of sale. The
two latter l%nstalmenis secured by deed of trust.
The sale will be conducted by J X. ID Payne,
Auciioneer. WILLIAM OGLESBY.
Sept. % ids
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LEGNON.E HNNNEYS

n LARGE lot Of The above article FOR sale
~ by the subscriber AT very reduced prices,
JNO. J. PURylS.
Sept, 2s
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Hhent and F2our.-rhese articles are still
giving Wayne have 90 reduce our quotations
for Wheat TO 81 | 2 and to cents. In Rich
mond it Is quoted al 90 10 40 cents. Flour
was dull at s., and a further decline expect.
ed. N. York prices are So % cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

o. Tie Enquirer, oil the 22d, says, the
price of Totscco depends entirely upon its
qlalily'-in o,nrr words, 6ne tobacco COM
MAIDS better price ,bsn inferior! Very i'm
portant piece Of information this, 20 us ~. coun-
try folks, who had heretofore thought thai
quality generally regulates the price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

cqndOr The Chcrtw (S.C) " Radical" a
warm partisan of Jackson during the late cam.
paign, expresses great dissatisfaction at his
course, II says that il has snapped the devil
for witch" We don't exactly agree with the
Radical in its opinion ofMr. Adams-b"t
we are glad that il mas got so far o" the right
side, and mas the cdndor 10 acknowledge it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

a. A correspondent Of The Richmond I'm
onirer, (who writes from Cantobment Gibson,
Aikansas,) relying, like the East Room letter
wtiler, on the gutiibiiity of the Editor. says.
g an Usage Indian can run 100 miles in "a
honrs.".t Beats Henry and Eclipse all hol-
low. We shall send for one 10 time for the next
Spring races.