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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Several seamen have lately been tried IN Dos
Ion for disobedience and mu,iny, and sentenced
10 6ne aud imprisonment. Five we're indicted
iOr mu.,uy on board the brig Aptborp, arrived
10 Bosom. They shipped a, Charleston 1"
June last, for two or three ports in Europe, anc
final por, of discharge in the United States.
TIE Ap,horp arrived in Nan'asket Roads from
81 Ubes, on the 18Th Instant. Previous 10 ar
1'al, through the medium OF pilot boat, Inc
'apIain (Boden) received directions from the
owners not 20 en,er the harSor, but 10 proceed
With her cargo directly to Alexandria "hich
directions he communicated 20 his mate and
'rev, and prepared to comply with. aabse-
lren,ly, considerations connected with his
aealth induced him to anchor in the roads, aud
proceed 10 Boston, where he was diSchar9eo
y his employers, and a new captain (Lord) ap'
p'a;ed 10 the command. The mate BarkerJ
am The four men indicted with him, declined
Proceeding on the new voyage, and were mn
nedia'ely arrested Cor the offence charged, VIZ;
conspiracy against the authority oil the cap
ain. The men behaved with great decorum
% TIE occasion, considering themselves as nav
As complied with the shipping articles. They
we're acquitted by the jury, probably on the
round that the law is extremely rigorous, and
would have subjected them, if convicted, 10 Sc
'''e PENALTIES.
Judge Story instructed The jury (says Tire
J'''oa COurier) upon the proper construction
ships paper, that charge in the comman-
q may be made for sa,isiao' ory reasons, the
SS-nse making no difference with the CONT acts
:. Tue men which arc with the vessel. The
i,. OF destination is not necessarily tie port
OAehars'; TO make it port of discharge,
ne portion OF the cargo must be unladen;
sc @hosgh only portion, IT is enough as
tSIoS he crew, who ship 10 port OF dis
re, and are bound TO 90 to that port, But
s. To The shipment is made to port OF f'nal
'''a'ss' they NAV be carried from port 10 port,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
\ =, SIX N:If.DlRI.A d. o.
,,n,y MORNING, OCTOBER 96, 1929.

e.;aras Of the Colonization Society have
mee,ine in philadelphia. The venerable
- - 49,, WITS presided, and RoBERTs VAux
W R,cV,Rps, Esas. acted as Secretaries.
I =, .loouent and instructive address was deliV-
>" ss,F s Kew, Esq. Of the District of Colum-
~ .. Richard Peters, Esq. offered resolution,
Y'., .,,;nc The obiects-of the Society, aud MIR.
,r,,..;,s ,be Recorder Of the city, another,
living the Chairman and Secretaries Of
:. o,s.,;ug 10 collec, subscriptions for the adj
-,,..msn, o: those objects.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
SALES a. AUG rIoN.
BY P. MAURO& son, Washington city.
For Sale.-ihis Nay.

- Tn, subscriber wi, sell al public auc.
MIN ton the Esd inst. Al IL O'Clock (noon) his
Hmm! three story Brick ouse, the northwest
&.i corner and intersection of p. street north ard
10th street west and directly opposite tothe Med
ics College. The house erected in 1924 and for
strength, ,urahilt convenience and comfort, having
openings to the four cardinal points (which be
obstructed without the owners spprobzton private
dwelling in the City SURPRISES The subscriber de-
signed IT for his permanent resid me-. but having
been reformed ceremonie he offers for sale.
The house contains eight well finished rooms, with
good dry cellar under the whole, the greater part Of
which has recently been well foored with plank. The
corner room on the first floor l6 by 22) vel calcu
lated for store Office and has q commanding pros.
pect in very public situation, well adapted for the
mercantile business adjoining which fifteen feet Of
ground, wherein an additional appendage may be
structed with little expense, the Of the adja
cent property paid for the privilege of party WALL
and promised that his next improvement should be
that site There is also well and pump in the yard
sffolng abundance OF for many ordinary purpo
ses, and during the last year added the improve.
menis good and substantial Brick carriage House and
Stable for three horses Situated in the midst of dense
population. where the stcees well paved in every
direction there very few locations in the City, that
gould better accommodate the man of enterprise
Terms. -One fourth cash, the balance in three, SIX
and nine months, with notes interest, satisfactorily
endorsed The title ndisputable, and posse sson Civ.
on the LIST ut November Any person DESTROYS Of
viewing the premises, may do previous to the sale.
STEPHEN W. CRY.
MAURO & SON,
Washington City, oct 20-3t Auctioneers.
O@ The above sale is postponed until
Monday, The 18Th Instant, when it will ac-
tually take place, at The hour above stated (l2
o'clock s. w. GRAY.
Washington, oct 22-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

T,crrxG.-The dominant party are endsa-
yc.iag 10 ee, the weather guage OF Air. VAN
Drsry and Mr.. CALHOUN determined 10 take
=, which ever has the he's, chance OF succeed
hc in the next contest; leaving the present
Psys,onxr as a stand By, in the event OF both
lie gso,emeu FILLING to run. With all their
,sm. however, they may yet run afoul OF
b.sSsys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

rrscOPaL MissloN--The Reverend Doctor
p.orxslr. Bishop Of the Diocese Of Connect
90, ,ereeabiy to the request Of the Directors
# the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Soc'-
So of,he Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
I..;,,d States, is about to perform missionary
-, ,b,ouph the States west and south Of the
,Is,bapy Mountains. having Obtained re-
L. from his diocesan duties during the pc
ind i the proposed vista ion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Tns cuRIsr REJECTED Tbs celebrated
Dining BY SIR BENJAMIN WEST which has
,,..0 The admiration Of ,he British Metropolis
rs been brought out in the Cambria by son
Il the Distinguished Artist. 1t is said TO have
b,,n seen by 100000 people during The Short
i'm. twas on exhibition at Pail Mall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

and accepted the appointment. Mr. Lsrkin is
reinsta,ed And why! Because, in direct
contradiction 10 the fac IF his acceptance, The
D. partner, choose TO infer that I've /" declines !"
Upon at is this "infs,enee'' predicar d? H S
fiends oh aintd his appointment wlthou, his
consent. and ne does not wish to take charge
Of h. offcr!!! Surh are the absurdities. sub
terfug->, and falsehoods 20 which he Head of
he Pos Office descend,! find he is an hon
orUbie MANN"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Among the on dts of the late Paris papers,
is Onr, tina, Prince Cobourg, the husband OF 'he
Ia. Princess Charlotte OF Wales IS ahou' 10
ask in marriage the Area Duchess Maria Lou
isa, the widow Of Napoleon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
salt, &c.

salt, &c.
InnIl bushels ground alum and coarse salt
lUSJU so sacks fine do
SIS kegs butter, Of good quality
20 coils cordage, assorted sizes
20 chests, half do, and boxes imperial and
gunDowder tea
100 bbis common and old whiskey
30 bags st. Domingo and Rio coffee
hhds and 80 bbls N. .. sugar, some low
price
S do and s tierces molasses
1000 lbs loaf and lump ugar
40 bbls prime No l shad
~ kegs Carrots snuff
10 or casks sweet malaga wine
Together with general assortment Of
Spices, Fines, Liquors, and Groceries.
r. & W. RAMSAY.
TO RENT
k-sA store on Ramsay's wharf The stand is equal
.p5N to any in town for business Apply as abovs
oct 26-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

and the port where the last portion of he cargo
is unladen, is also the por, for the dst ha,ge nf
the crew. In the presen, Case, was no, sufi-
Client that the vessel mad arrived IN he outer
harbor OF Boston, for the owner had the rngh,
to send her TO Alexandria, aud the crew were
bound till the arrival at the final pr of dis
charge
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
Notice.

vsSus partnership business heretofore carried on ni
i der the firm OF s A. DOUGLASS, IS tH'' usy
,i;..,lved nv mutual consent. Those persons WHO
have claims against the late firm will present them TOT
settlement, AMI those who indebted to them are re-
ou,red TO make immediate payment to a. o. Douglass
Who IS fully authorized 10 receive the same
A. q. DOUGLASS,
uARG AREr DOUGLASS Z.
Alexandria. Oct. 2--I+.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

The official" is resting upon its oars, pre-
,araory, perhaps, to grand movement vi
oa.re-l, it So gorged with Treasury pap as
TO be unable We, TO move in its aeeus'omec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

The honors that have been paid TO LAFAY-
,rrs in his own country, must be gratifying to
,rcry American who remembers the enthus'-
,,m with which the veteran was received in
his country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

III, RICH, Rev. Bishop GRIswoLD, OF the
p.,,e..on, Episcopal Church, has removed to
s.l,m fMass.) and become Rector Of St. Pc
-. cbureh in that place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Miss CLARA FISHER is now dehgh'ing the
,;iz.ps Of Norfolk with her inimi,aole talents
as an actress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Mn. Moan presses for more reform
What will the Major say to "retorm, lou
y.ar> from now
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

WAITER HoLLADAY has been eiecred to the
Convention from the Northern Neck District,
:, the successor Of Major WATSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
From the Cincinnati Gasefte
.OS1 OEEICE DEPAR / MENT

small matter som. tunes $, in,otvs : and *
plans a great Consequence. We have an ex-
annie Of This tru h, IN a recen movement IN
the Pos Office Department. T"s circomsan-
crs have come 10 my knowledge trough chan
mel no, TO be disputrc, and l venture 10 say VIII
not be con,rove,trd.
When Mr.. Barry .ook posse ssion Of the Post
Ofic, Department, al Washington, MI Lar
kin was postmaster at Ncvillr, a small Post
Town in Clermon, county Nr. La'kih was
removed and d M. Brthnuei Reynolds appoint
ed in his place. Recen,ly. Mr. Reyunids, has
beea Norionized AID MIR. Larkin re-appoInted.
The subi,,nd e,er from he G. neral Po.' Of
fee conveyed TO Mr. r ynods me information:
po.r OFFICE ID ,PARrNESr,1
Office Of appointments, dct :, lS29 }
SIN The Pos, Master General directs me to say that
in reinstaig srkin which IS this ia, ordered, no
dsrespect nor reflection whatever is felt or intended
towards you he is reappontedo on The inference that
vou decline: peing represented that your r ehds Cd
tanned yorIr appointment without your consent, and
that YOU 10 wish to take charge of tue nfe esPe
e;aIIv as the old ~ has the good utshes Of the liz
POPU, AXIOM. and has moi been complained Of for
anu ,ranf ofintegrity or puncfuahfy.
am, SIR. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
c. X. GARDNER.
BEruouI RErxoLDs, Neville, o.
What a INDUSTRIOUS w stit"'io" w C'"S'P'N -"
here az knoylsdged! Mr.. Larkin was remov-
cd. although IL is az know edged b' hose who
..mo.ed him, that he had he good U'shes Of
tbe ,rbole Dopulafion and had moi been complained
of 70, ,ocni Of integrity or puncf"nhfy. why,
nnd.r these circumst ances, was he femo'ed!-
Can any answer be given that ough, no: to CO.
ver those who removed him wit disgrace!-
~. I'D III, good ,cishes Of The WHOLE PO>
pI1J.ATION." HIS integrity AID punctuanty
were no, impeao bed! Yet lie was mnved-re:
formed-and another appoin men' " obtained,
.;,.on, the conser, Of he party spp"ined.-
Tn. question f,ir,y presents itself now was
this mr ,sure Elected? Do not the la Is MS
cas-, show zoe greedy av,di,y WIN "hioh
r.mov,,s are made in the Post Oth' e - par :
,rs,,, How absurd il is to insist that the mead "t
i've denartment, Mr. Barry, is opposed TO pro>
scrin,ion, II is evident he p'oscrioesin the mere
- ,rronness OF power, and is compelled oy the
,,,h,;c voice TO retrace his steps lie aets on
.hs suggestions OF irresponsible persons, 81 'o-
,ac;ops IS his appetite for political sacrifice: -
80 ~, shall hear no more OF remo'al> Tor
NE ard upon accoun Of delinquency. Here
:. che official acknowledgment OF the depart
80, ,ba, removals are made "Ggai"sf me
..;.6ss of q ,rhoie population" and where 'n'ie
- 80 cnm,laiu, OF "a ,oant Of integrity or pune
..r,,,n Wha, can be more proH g''e han
saS ,ovalss What more impudent than
Th;s deIce,able no,e--,his mos, generous
.xow,I Of the principles OF MaJpr. Barry ana
80 con6dan,s. must De viewed in another hgh'
M, Rrvnolds was rseommende q, apprentice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

ReMOVaA.
VUlHE subscriber has taken the Store Pu,rsLrs
Hha,fately occupied by YIN Page u Co. and
offers for sale
20 casks whale oil; refined do do
Fall and summer sperm oil IN hhds and bbls
Sugar in barrels; coffee in do
New England rum; whskey
bbls No herrings; IL do groes shad
20 tons plaster
a. lie buys wood, corn, &c. from crafts
oct IS THOS. VOWEL.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11
BURNING OF YORK MINISTER.

An English gentleman in the city u New York, has
furnished the following description Of the York Minister and
It's almost total destruction by fire on the I'd of February
This stnpendous ple the magnificent remains OF past
ages and of the splendid architectural structures in
europe IS now little better than heap~of RUNS 1t was
accidentally discovered be fire about in the morn
mg chorster who passing the spacious yard; and
on ms giving the alarm, the massive doors thrown open
ana the whole cathedral filled with smoke In the
south side of the choir low range of rooms formerly used
as oraores, but occupied vestrles In OF these
me lire had originated, and the opening of the doors adj
me richly carved of the organ, and before the engines
o arrived this invaluable portion of the cathedral was en-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

ngs such executions prove if warning of the
quences often given, small fail of effect mercy
to plead, and justice have its way.
By order of the President
JNO. H. EATON.
III The Major General directs that this order be read at
the head of every regiment and garrison in the service of the
United States.
By order of Major General .Maconb:
r. JONES, .adj. Gen.
Ne,c York, April 3-An action tried in the Common
Pleas of this city, during tile last March Term which the
plaintiff private in the u s. Infantry brought his action
against non-commssoned officer who had struck him
the back with the flat of his sword for alledged dsobed-
of orders The parties were in garrison at Governors
Island, when the transaction took place. nominal verdict
taken, sub ec the opinion Of the After hear
ing argument the subject his honor the judge decided
that the Court had not cognizance of such a case.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-11

By packet ship Syyanus jenkins, Capt Allen from Lis-
erpco have received files of London papers the 18th
of February and Liverpool of the I4h.
THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
Female Education.

TWNHE Str,us aud summer s's"on oi my
81 School w,ll commence on tho To- al
nexl mouth. My ront-" ot instruct u will
eomutit. the FOL ,p,ing branches : o fhugiA-
pny, R.tdins, Writing, English Grammar,
Rhetoric. Losic, GEOGRAPHY, III" use o.
Map. and o the Glnba,. History, Nat rol phi
lnsophv, Cnem,try, Arithmetic Bonk Keep
inp. Algebra, GeometrS, &c. | shall be a.,,,.
ted by ny i tel Rebecta.
AsI wish 80 reader nv present arrange
meui p.tmauopl hail labor 10 promote VA"
intcrrs, OF nv patrons. nave ,n,"ud u. Tor
severn, YEAR, 10 attempt tho eslahli'hmen, oi
female school; aud bavr, therefore, given
very nariienlar attention 10 those studies
winch cnnsldrr hest suited Ia girls.
FERNS for the session Of Gvo months /:
For u, pinnrrs, ST. ~
For ,bosr more advanced, Ylb oU
No pupil will hs fecr'vcd for less 'lm'
dian from he day of entry tn The end Of the
session. X. Is. TOWNLEY.
81 mn 9TH. w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

Bv an Old Snalle BIi NIKGTNTAN,
This IL In, authors drsi production. and ihf
cond Novel oiany merD, (w'ihn my know edg'.
that wns written hs M old fashioned Virginia
Genilenan) aud This surpasses the first oan nl-
luded to, ~ much az one thug ran vi anpt,
or. The scene, IN Edgc Hi ARE laid IN the
lower PM fVrgmia.i IN the year 1871, mwhich
time the Americun Revolution was a. It's high
eat pitch the whole story IL truly Vmg,niaD ~
rs original puii,y mot ~ no" n'da's) ar
',nly glad 10 hnd. that hereafter, we shall not
have to go out Of the Old Dominion "a find No
vel> equal 10 Scouts or Cooper our old fash-
ionrd Vrgmlau will give rs those that vie with
them or anv othc,. ! seriously rerunilnend
this work - the public, and more especially :"
every V,rpintan Lady ms well ~ Coutle,nan (:
aud do a sure them that they will he well
plras"d with II. n IL. Noh IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
THE, NlEEasiNsAy.
LYNCH3uRa. FEB 5 1929.
CULT RE or SILK


While We are endsavoring 10 render our
Country independent ri foreign nations for
cotton aud wouIen tHbrlcs, NC by building
up aud encouraging oar own insult elufes,
we should NIL neglect the important article of
silk, which needies,ly draws severnl millions
OF dollars Annually from nur pockets.
We are extremely glad 'osee that this sub.
1ect is attracting the noiire NJ individuals in
many paris Of the country, VINO mr. nov ma
king efforts To foster this important branch of
national Industry. Some We k>agn, we con
ver'ed with gentleman Ut Buckingham eonn.
~. who had been led by an arlclr in the
North American Review Ia turn hs attention
III the subject. lie is about 10 plant an or.
chnrd OF mulberry trees, aud la. already pro
cured tew sIlh."orms by way Of r.perl.
mrnt.
Dr. Lambeth of This place, his likewise rro
cured quantity Of the egssnf heworm. a W.
hope his example will he followe I'd Nv a laler
portion Of our fellow cii2rns.-,, hen II !,
recplircted that the whole urocp4. of manu-
featuring SILK can be carved on hy uo.nrn
mud h'ldren. aud, indrci that il i. rather =
inn'enent than lao ,r il is natter at astoni.h-
ment thai 81 little attention has been her.to
lore bestowed on 1.-THE reader wiu lind n
valuable aricI" on This SUBJECT, nnder onrns
rlc"l'uf"l head. w shalt hereafter nnhl,.h
>nch Articles relative ,o,, As give any Valuable
Information.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
COUNTERPART NOTES.

Counterfeit Tweity Dollar Notes Of the Bank
Of V rsiu,a. Norfolk Depasite, are IN circula-
uon. rncy re dated 4,h Nov. 1918, l7tn Sep.
l.,npet 1914, aud l2ih LAY. l3l0--aud made
pay abb, ~ drst 10 Richard l.. Lee, President
re after TO Geo NeUion The numbers are
well Inoe bat the filing ~ the Signature, Of W.
Da.i.iisC CT. and J BrooteIjrJugh, Prs.
.re bad : tSecuted--the psPer Is vcty white
ani Of indifferent quali.g--they may b. easily
detected ~ an ohsersan' eye. Richard l. Lie
never Was President of the Office IN Non folk.
Petersburg Tunes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

UTBy the foreign accounts hrouehtby the Ma
Poirou, aud extracts from winch are contained ia
proceeding Columns. II appears that the account
oi the retreat Of the Russian armies, winch
some Of the papers compared TO the French
III ht from MVsco.. Is untrue -lhe stock joi,-
hers gave rise 10 tIe report, to favor then spe C.
ulaline schemes. very abls writer IN the
Lon. Courier, whose remarks we have uoIrooin
bon to-day, conclu,Isely demonstrate, that Inr
Russians were never IN more favorable 20
sllion than they are AT present. They have
gone mto anler quarters. deie ldet on every
side against the attacks of the Turks, aud rea.
dy, with the first breaking up OF the ice, to
spring upon their victims. II peace shalt not he
TO- Guided during the winter, or If the jealousy
ofthe ncghboring states do not lead TO such an
interference las viii require the presence of The
Russian forces on some Other battle field. Nei-
ther iihese things, we think, are likely 10 hap
pen- and, although the Turks have held nu,
longer and foaght more Vaiianuy than We an.
lcipa,ed, yet We Cannot think it doubtful thu,
rheir empire in Europe viii pass from their
grasp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
Y. - REWARD FOR Tho "rpteh ~"

lie n ~ REWARD for ,he "rpreh ns'on
- 4 % aud delivery ofLEwIs. Nseror
- % VIM abscouded nn Oath Dec n.b.t t.,,
from my house. in the upper end of Cha a.
county. Lewis was raised IN the county Ut
Buckingham by Mr. Norriss, since. hns pass
FL through several hands, and formed "a barge
acquaintance, nc has a wife al NJ ior hiur.
rris, NEAR Coles terry, IlNlilnN county. Lew.
i,hns made suudry attempts 10 pnss AS n free
man aud has been IL POSSESSION Of free pa
prrs, nnA hHs no doubt ubialned q tree has
2nin, mi will probably pnss Jones river
from Richmond Ia LynGhbntg as setefma
Lewis is about th,rly years Of ave, ston, bull,
ui u dark complexion, aud spnAksquick about
D feet, or inches high, has, think. small
scnr on onr 81 his wrists which he snid wa.
done from the oui of hog. LOWS took with
him variety 81 clothing, consulting of two
ar three shir,s. blue mixrd cont and penin.
looms, "A white Goai aud ran'nlonn, aud lur
Hat The ahove reward Will he paid lor the
delivery of Lewis nj my honse, or $40 II Sc
cured ~ Jail s. tint get him again.
IlLLOM q. RlGll ARDsON.
Fob 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

W itappears by the "a" Washington pa
pers that "A rnnor prevailed IA thai cit, Of the
death Of Gen. Iacnsnn-and the Ordinances
we're discussing the question, who would be III
President IN ina, eveil The general impress p
sion seemed to he that the tonstilo,on has not
provided for such a Circumstance. The re
port, however. va, doubtless uoIonnded, as our
last Nashville papers inform us that Gen. luck
son left that place on Sunday afternoon, the
my ~ worse state of health than usual We
should deeply regret any event winch would
'hr"" The rems OF government N the haoda OF
John Z. Calhouh--the Aaron Barr Of the day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05
NEW YORK NAlKET. .Ilp.,ar

W. tOhh NAiAhii, dHh~U 20
-Four and Meal The favorable accounts Of
IA. English market, brought by the john Jay
which arrived on Sunday uduced holders 10
require an advance, aud sales were made on
Monday OF 100 barrels New York City nj
$3.50, 1000 Virginia AT $500, 30 days ooo
Troy AT Ts, % IL, and 900 Richmond Country
NJ $3.50 Oh ,ima--being an adysuce OF % cents
per barrel ON previous rates. 800 bar'els. ,ye
Flour were also sold a, about - Ycstei day
morning the ship Napoleon brought advcrs
week later, TO 21h Dec.) which SLATE decline
in England. The consequence of this was 10
suspend operations here, aud the offers were al
reduction Of II IL cents from the pIlces al
the day previous. We have adjusted our quo-
ta,lons as the unsettled state OF ,nr market viii
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