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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20

rOIIH10IIf xA4A Z w dTCIlOUSC.
1too doors beioo .Messrs. Ee,ris yebb Il Co.
RAYMOND & BROTHERS beg leave TO inform
their friends and the public, that they have now
on hand, ana will constantly rcccivesfr6m the mos,
approved manufactures in London ajid the United
plain HATS. They will at all times Keep on hand
large quantity of Hats, made by thcirSown dircc
ton, for the accommodation Of those who prefer
them, and will at any time have Hats made to order
on the shortest notice. i'll the best manner and at the
cheapest possible rate.
Country merchants can be supplied with Hats at
wholesale, on very moderate terms.
N. B-An assortment Of WooL HATS in add
ton to the above.
april Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
WANTED

10 purchase or hire, n Female Servant, qualified
as nurse and chanbcrmaid. For one Of GOOD
character, fair price, will be given. Aso healthy
middle ngcd negro man, that can be relied or, az
trust worlIy--enqirrc gi
april l3-.3t BENJ. i. UULARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc,

Redueed IN price from 25 to SO per cent.
i AVIS WINSTON, Agent for William, Prince pro,rie.
tor of the LnnGan Botanic Garden near Flushing New York
w'i furnish selections othnc WINE. q TABLE GRAPES
at - cents each, by the hundred vines.
ihe greatest proportion these vines are fou the Phpe
ana the most northern departments France (and of course
cannot fail to succeedl including the celebrated ToIay and
white, rcd and grey BurgumdyS,hc three latter maxim ,lc
| PEACH & APPLE TREES will also be furnished at y
Also RNcE on HoRncULTURE-tossa sale.
New catalogues greatly enlarged, distributed cratn,o II,
which, upon examination, it will hc found ;at rrcc yrry
generally, have been greatly redtcch trt %
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing season
~ at Tree Ill., near Richmond. His season viii commence
the hrst o February, aud terminate first OF July next lie
WI DC let to mares at fifty dollars season. inch may bc
Mares can be insured at seventy five dollars PAYABLE when ,
'te shai prove 10 be III ioaL One dollar the groom in
The Tree Hill estate has leased and well enclosed hv
ire SUBSCRIBERS who will furnish good pastrasc for mares
fed, If required, at % cents per day. "N''
Every desirable arrangement has been made for accom-
modaton OF Mares and of the subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order that they may lie we'll
eate and returned to their good order The unr-
signed cannot be responsible for accidents eapcs; bot will
use every eXertion 10 prevent both Monsieur ronsnn is
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches high with black .s
or and beauty throughout his fom His blood a,
performance be surpassed any horse ON the cont,
hen'' FOR Pedigree, &c. see horse bills
feb S-,fc ABNEK RoRINs01''
rules held in the clerks of tue court of the United
States Tor the 9Th and eastern district of Vir,ib in
the monih of Feb 1929 James Thompson and Rcha N,t
nd John Herndon executors of Eppaphrodi,u Thnbcrac
uecease pits dgais Peter Murdoch and John Hamilton sur.
wing partners OF William Cunnipgh & Co. d.siS Cu,y
Gerry. - 49, -' ~ N''~''
The defendants having entered their arpear,rc, and
gwen security according rule of count aud appcar-
ny satisfactory evidence that thew are not inhabitants o hs
State of Vgmia-on motion OF the plaintiffs nv their
se is ordered that the said defendants appear before the said
court al the city otRchmond day of the next term
and answer the plaintiffs blk aud that COW of Ibis he
win inserted IN some newspaper published in the City OF Rich
mond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY postcd the font door
of the capitol in the said city. ' 1'
Acopy Tesic, RD JEFFRIFS elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
MEMOIRES OLE MRS- nInSnN

MEMORIES OF MRS. JUDSON.
lust received al the Theological Book Store.
few copies OF Mrs.. Judson Memories Price
$500.
AIso,
A SERNNN on lugnpCrancc by tue Rev. WIN.
}. Armstrong just pi5.'shcd and for sal9 by
ARIEL WORKS.
April ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
FOR RENT
FOR RENT,

LEATHER.
TOlIN POE 81 BROTHERS Respectfully inform
their friends and the public and the old customers
OF b. Tate d CO. that they have for sale on reason
able terms, at the old stand opposite the Bell Tavern
u complete assortment of LEATHER of supertos
quality OF their own manufacture CONSISTING Of
Soc-Ight and heavy boot
Upper-rtsset and waxcd
Sklns-kip, calf and sheep
Skrting
Harness
Bridlc-brown and black
Bag hides, &c. &C. &c.
n. B.-Cash given for Hides and Oak Bark.
mar 23-2oWiw ]. p. & Bros.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20

&c Boxes family loaf sugar, for sale low 10
- close'a consignment, by
aprB IL "a =. TTMBERINEE.~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
REFINED SUGAR.

Oh Barrels Of refined sugar, Just received
~ NJ from Baltimore Tor sale by
april &C. JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
70n Reams fine, superfne and cxtra supcrTigc
~ veium post, for sale, at Ncw York casn
price. a. WORKS,
agent fOE the Manufacturer
ALgO,
10000 quilts q different prccs.
april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
FOR SALE,

Richmond, Va. March 10, 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
Valuable Property for Rent.

VIE subscriber is DESTROYS Of leasing on
Tor term OF years the Tavern House
Nun Its appurtenances at Campbell Court
mouse, late the property of A. & J. Kennedy
a a now IN the occupancy oil Mr.. Samuel Jor.
uan under lease for the present year. II
"'sheu, 'he tract OF land contiguous to the Tav.
cru WIN De leased with the Tavern with the
p'"hese oil opening plantation upon 1.-THE
ps,soh OF persons who may lease thss property
viii be permitted to make all NECESSARY ren,irs
10 The houses, and TO deduct the price there OF
oul oil the rent, the timber requisite for such
Ireparsto be gotten from the leased premises
80, further particulars reference may be had
" ,ne subscriber. Possession to be delivered
'h the Isl day OF January next.
August 10. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.

NOIlCE Will be soi1 10 the biebext hid
~ der on Thursday the 10th day of s+n.
tember next. at the laie residence of John ~
Green deed. in the county of Nelson y
tract OF land containing ninety eight acres hav
ing upon it about twenty acres of yalnabl.
river bottom. Il well finished frame dwel1;,,
house & other necessary cut houses. The nlare
Is IN hne order aud is very productive. and lies
on the main road leading from Nelson IN An.
herst court house, (neafiy midway in healthy
and agreeable neighborbood and would br n
pleasant situation Tor professional man. Al tb.
same time and place will be offered for sale IN
the highest bidder. all the household and kitchen
furniture, stock, crop, plantation utensils, a very
large set of carpenters tools, &c belong ing to
the said decedent and Ms. Abigail Green. The
land will be sold on three payments. viz: one.
third TO be paid at the time of purchase. one 9th.
er third one year after, and the balan,e Two
years from the day of sale the two last nav.
ments TO be secured by trust deed upon the
lands, or by satisfactory personal security. The
personal property will be sold on a credit of six
months Tor all sums OF five dollars and UPWARDS
by the purchasers giving bond with satisfactory
security for all sums under five dollars, cash in
hand And on Monday the 24lh of the nr, sent
inst. will be offered for ale house and LOT in
the town of Lovingston, belonging 10 The sail
deceden', the terms will be made known ON the
day OF sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

M orlCE.-The subscriber having acted N N
I'M the character ofDepuiy Sheriff Tor 'he late
.Thomas West Sheriff OF the county o. lamp,
bell, from June. 1926, until April no, ann mo
g;r,al ,lu,ies whilst acting in that capacity,
be,env notifies all persons having claims or de.
mands agnns, the late Sheriff, for ihe ac,s OF
said DEPUTY to bring them forward immediate
" for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber individually,
fither by bond, cote, or account, are likewise
,a,ues,ed. and hereby notified, 10 present Them
5.sthon, DELAY: as this notification will be
pleaded in bar OF all such as are not presented
in reasonable time.
- GERMAN JORDAN.
M I, 3m77
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
POETRY Y.
sTBNZAs ADDRESSED TO

g." SlBNZAS ADDRESSED To
GU ask me, gentle maiden,
For hsme, as friendships boon
But my spirit is o'eiadcn,
My feart is oul of turn
may not breathe a poets vow,
My music is NAME
And it seldom breaks lis slnmbers now
For beauty or for fame.
ie' there are some who still can break
The spell that round it cliugs,
And CLEANS Of thought that yet awake
Sweet murmurngs from Tie strings:
But then, with something of its old
And long ,forgollen art,
Oh there mingle tones, THAT fan as cold
As midnight onthe heart.
| hung II on blighied tree,
In dream .remembard land
" here The waters ripple peacefully,
In thfT beauty. I, the strand
bsside my own Ianthe's bower.
Where had traced her name
bn', from that most l-emrn'd hour.
Il never was the sane.
Yet. though its sayest notes be flown.
Ny spirit dotl rejoice.
When deem thai visionary tone
Iii echo . her voice.
or like 'he voics Of The evening breeze.
Hhen the Autumn leafit s,irs,
Aud 'nurmaring music is on the trees.
Oh just such voice was hers.
silent and sad her tomb is there,
And my early visions too
oot her spnt IS 'iaghing in the air,
Aud hsr tears are in the dew,
And The light of her maideoly .mourafal eyes
o" her bower bath neversef.
For II dwtlls in The stars, AID it CLEANS from
The skies,
On lonely bosom yet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

1t hing should NOT be neglected il mol on.
y ren1efs the horse pleasing to the eye, bul has
also The property OF facilitating the on,eneous
Transportation. opening THE sores of the skin.
md promoting digestion itself SO thai horse
vel gfoomed 0panse Is always in better health
han one even better fed. In fine, IL may be
asserted that rubbing supplies ament to a Ger.
tain degree
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
TERMS.

49,, .,nnm. nav able in adyance.-No sub
IT no. r. ,ees,yed Tor less time than SIX months
rption wl Lii he discontinued (but At the discretion
ana no RR5,ors, until all arrearages are paid.
Advertisement. will be inserted a, 90 cents pc,
square COR rba.s from distance must be PAID ior
~ their insertion, or the payment as'unea ny
r !aue ges p 20 persOnin Lynehourg
~ cbapeery Orders otexceedag two squares are ~
,ayted for six dollars
pAneters addressed a,, TO Inc re- ''' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
NEW ANYWAYS.

FuNHE subscriber has just receive d an add
a tional supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his stock very
complete, and which he is determined to sell
very Iow for cash Among other Goods just re.
ceived are the following, viz
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Calicoes
Pink aud blue striped Florentine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black Prunellar, a superior article for Gentle
Vigonia Cashmere do do do
Super blk. Bombszette for do do do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, and other Muslns, We.
ry cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseskin Gloves, (lightes'
colors)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
A few bales II brown Domestics, as usual rfr,,
toio
"A Cotton Checks
Also expected, in few days, lot of sup. n
Orleans Sugars. Molasse', 4 Java Lugar
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
r 5. The atteaton of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited TO view the subj
scrloeTs-Among which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We.
~ cheap at = l5-Also, one end superb black
extra hhe and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks H.. A.
| am Offering my slock of Shoes, uhich is &c.
nerat' at very small advance, with the inten-
.ioo OF declining Except in a very limited way)
me ohoe business. Those who want will find
" "eiI interest TO call on Ii. A.
May o. ,s9o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

London, Paris, Boston, New York and
Philadelphia Goods for safe,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
MEDICINES, drugs, paints, OILS, dyesuifs,
1fM brushes, wines, snuds
Patent medicines,
Surgeons instruments,
Hatter's materials,
DYE woods in sticks and ground,
Colors, chemicals
The American medical herbt,
Water colors in boxes and by dozen or SIN
gle cake,
Colours for painting on velvet,
Clothiers brushes and jacks,
Tenter hooks,
variety of faacy articles from Paris aud
London, Which the Ladies and gentlemen of
Lynchburg and its vicinity, are very re-
nectfu!ly invited tocall and examine Fuller's
materials, Dentists instruments, a complete as
softment gum elastic instruments, &c. The
subscriber is noo opening his spring supplies,
consisting in part Of the above articles. Heye
nv respectfulIy invites the call OF his friends
customers. physicians, merchants, the citizens
of Lynchburg and the public in general. He
is able to supply orders to any extent, and VIII
sell goods on as good terms as any house in Vr.
einia. His articles are all fresh and genuine.
Howell DAVIES.
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
Angus, 10.

F:k7TNv .1tA9~S 4
% .kslAN ~ an WV AaS .
Black aud Colored Pamarines,
Palmsrine Ginghsms, new style.
Black and colored Gauge ukis sup. quality
extra rich,
Best English Thread Laces, Cap widths,
Do do Edgings,
Very sup. black Satin Italian Levanliue.
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs.
Sup. Turn Back and Neck do.
Superfne + Cambricks and Muslms.
Do Oh Bobbinett linrst imported,
Thread Cambricks and Cambrick Hkfs
Florence Silks, asserted shades,
Which, with hume rons other articles. will he
sold on terms most accommodating.
MCKEE ROBINSON 4 CO.
Aug. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13
Feb. 2.
CASTOR Oil, Salts, sc.

NNeoW opening large supply of Castor on
IL EPSON and Glaubers Salt &c. WIN ma ma
nv other articles in the Medicine, Faint, ol'
aud Dyc-stuF, &c. &c way, all Of which are OF
tered at the toaeest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

1tTta Of an american IN Canada - Saws tbe
QUEBEC Mercury oil the Ola. INST +" An e,,o.
ncpns report has gone abroad, that an Officer
d tie United States Army, had been appro.
hended and given over TO the civil power by N
soldier Of the 6bih Regiment, whom he wsx
iampering with, TO induce him 10 desert. We
think u necessary 10 say, thai the person all,-
ded TO IL an American of respectable family.
travelling Tor his pleasure, who denies having
even had n commission IN the regular army OF
the United States but admits thai he Inns been
Aid de. Camp to n General OF Militia In the
State Of Connecticut. II appeared that he en-.
tered into conversion With the soldier. who
wns on sentry al Wolie's Monument, on Sun
day evening, and the sDldier conceiyinp thnf
his intention WAS TO ince him 10 deaer,ion VI.
~ properly detained him. fie has underpons
an nomination. and Is under reoognizanpe 10
appear al The criminal term oil the Court Of
KING Bench, which will BIZ held Ia Septem
Der next. In the mean time a petition from the
individual. with statement ot The fncis con.
neCted with this occurrence hive bfnn forward
ed 10 His Lxrellnney the Administrator ~
Chief, IN hope, that, rs the error in which The
traveller has fallen appears TO have proceeded
rather from extreme indiscieion in efaiif, inp
an inordinaie curiosity, than from any design
Of conirssening The laws Of the country, His
Excsllency may be pleased to interpose his
authority aud release hun from the unplea.
SAINT predicament IN which he now stands In
this stage ofihe business, WE do not con=ider
!, expedien, 10 enter into further particulars,
though WE mny perhaps give the details on a
future occBEioD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Tacks-The business of making tacIs is car.
ried on very extensively in Abingdon, Mass }
about 90 miles from Boston, by patent machines
which turn out the best, we understand, that
are made. Nearly 100 persons are constantly
employed by the enterprisipg proprie ors of the
machines, Messs. Elihu Il Benjamin Hobart
and the manufactured article is dispersed and
approved all over the United Siales-Somo OF
The handsome and perfect tacks are 80 small
tha, 1000 only weigh an ounce. Great quaint.
t,f. are used IN Boston, and still greater are
regularly shipped hence in our numerous coast
Use packets. Russia iron is necessary for this
manufacture. Boston Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

We have this morning been shewn specim.
en- of telling which Is prepared by a newly IN.
vented process, for csrpeilngs, floor cloths, u
/, is fine and substanilalin us texture, hand
somely figured and colored, and economical
substitute for The expensive carpets now IN use.
The pei son who showed IL 10 US assures us that
il can be manufactured of any SIZE aud pattern
that the colors will he permanent, ind that
it will Iasi logger than the best quality Of Eng
lish sarpeting. HartjOrd Mirror.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Old spnn,ards.-- The number of old spau.
iards (.ays New Orleans paper Of July 81 50
called IN Mexico, N present 10 this city. who
have len thai country under the aci of expni.
sion, is almost incred,be--ii Il esiinaied ihaf
there are more ,hnn tu0 thousand OF them, ~
clndinL their families, now doniicilated here,
From their numbers, we infer thai New Orleans
mus, have been their principal rallying point
which may be accounted for, We presume, IN
the activity and enierprize Of American ship.
ping in those Seas, OF affordug faeiltes 10 thrir
escape Many of them, we are Informed, have
abundance and are in a state Of afuenee--
while others suffer much from des,i'uiion an,
poverty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-13

Chinese Marims for Homen -" IN vain is
the females apartmep, inaccessible 10 public
view ifirreguIariiy finds its way into II, tho
news OF il spreads far and vide with rapidly
1t is a FIRE, of which those WHO are not near 2
nough to see the flames, are sure TO perceive
the smoke
Employment Is The guardian OF female i,i
nocence do not allow ,womer, lime to be idle.
let them be the first dressed and the last IN.
dressed all the year round.'
i" No in door household work is repnruan4
TO modest and sensible woman.-The shuttle
and the ne edle are only the occupation OF her
leisure the hesiness OF her house is the WORK
Of her cares and is her glory, either 10 az
tend sick person or prepare arepast"
" The pearls and precious stones. the silk
and gold, with which coqueite so siq,liously
bsdecks herself, are az transparent yarnisb,
which makes all her defects the more appa.
rent"
"A hopeful reliance family has on a girl
with carrnine lips and painted cheeks The
more she resembles an idol. the less should be
the number of her worshppors. IF Manners
and Customs Of China.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
llRITIAllY.

DltD,on Monday 80 30Ih uli. AT the res
dee. OF Mrs. Cafpnrms Log~opd, in Bedford
county Mrs. MARY GWAiklN. widow ard
rciict OF Col CAar.es Gwatkm. Mrs. Gwaikin
wa Ia the 79h year al her age, aud bad ben
n, sry oIiy yrais pions AVID zealolfs We,nbrr
OF he Methodist Else pal Church Wide on
ipis theatre oftraHsItory eHhteucc, she .y,I-
cised those amiallc qnslliies, whlch ar. ,arel}
exemvhf"d among men. The mother Ola ma.
inerons .D ping she lived Ia sc tie most 81
them rninglr .nb lie Dust, and has now hei SET
put off norlaliy, aiar having, by a life NJ pieiy
and brnevolrnte rrcomn, nded the iel g,on of
Ch.ist, ami by the forinude, with which SIC
bore her severe Affections, aud the triumph
which she nauif.siel ia her Last moments
eneonrdg Il tues Cnrs'ian 10 hope lha death is
but On tnIfancr on a seen. Oi immortal felicity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
y. ORLEANS MARX Er-March %

y. OkLL ANS MARX ET--MarUh %
the Miss,ssippl is stilI rising, and wa. yestcf-
day afternoon, within five feet Of high water
mark, Od, markets rcmuin si"ady. aud not o.
ser hrit, leaving us hn, lew alterations 10 no.
nee.
Coiion--Ar,ived from Friday morning 20lh
INST mp 10 yrsrrday morning 736t bars. clear.
ed III the same tune. 1893 bacs MAKING an in
crease 81 1906 bars. U.ing NJ Liverpool elias,
silica ions, we quote. va i: Ordinary. SIS Ia
81 ntiidling . ~ toy; TAR, - 3.Ia 10
good lair, 10 Ia 10 ji--iair demand. Good
and fine, u l2-aull.
Sugdr--pline and very choice mcrchanfD bic
Sugar on the plantation, is nlreal, scarce, and
IN good ,tqiesL AT q liz the priacphl part iar
sale j. H. -ecpud hands, who anticipate getting
better rates. Molasses has improved a shade,
aud has been aold about HE cny ~ 10 eis. and
below at 10 l-2 Cts.
1obacco--Tne good demand noticed in our
last, has continued with a further augmentation
IN prices, which i owing 10 a few chartered
vessels Cor foreign market, being oblg, Il 10
purchase at ihe same time, aud barely smiti
crnt supply arriving has caused the sales again
10 ur fl 900 hhds. al 4 34iJ 8, IL 10 4,
and IL 10 3 cents Tor first, seconds aud Gios
Sed
WESTERN PRODUCE.
Floor Is 10 ~ 80 niand ioi exp1ria ion, and
dali al So 80 cty u.s., Wh,skey spis slowly
nj 25 r's per gallon PIX III bette r. gues,
LAID plenty, amt duh q 50 ~ q Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
FOREEGN MARKETS.

LlNEiuODl, March .. 1890
Durnl the past wrrk oar Cotton mar ket has
been extremely flat. and th' snlrs Of all de,-
cripi,ous for that period. ending the 6ih inst.
including lhp,' by ani 'c auction On tha' day
amounted o ~, bales.
lhr aaxielv ma nr.tr1 by holders 10 rno
sale evrn %, n reduction from The pfrsipu ,ui
rene,, has hren WY gr'ui, ani IN many ca-tS
mp ecedently 10" rats have bren accepted.
Ihr ope'a'ipns erneraIly were al a decline rs
per lb from laI w'cRs prices aud the aspect
ofthe market Is most gloomy and uulavora
bic.
IoJacco-- The transactions ARE se,y TT Hin ,
only about 80 hhds beng SOLD snd price, IN a
grrat measure nonlinn'. Tbs Chancellor olthe
Esch"qnrr has decat, d ms Intention 10 abap-
don the tioposrd measure for laying an addI-
iona tnty OF Sd per 10 on slsmmcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
LAND FOR SALE.

AMJISHlNG 10 remove to TIVE west, OF r
w nj private safe, The tact Of land on
wbtth ! liv'. Ills nart contains go acres,
and lies - miles vast oil Lynehbe,g. A.
bout 100 acres are cleared and oDdcr good
fences, tho mot OF II compare lively flesh.
The balance 10 heavily timhered and contains
large proportion Of land Of the first quality
Ivy creek whlca runs through the land presents
iine sl,1 for The application oi water pow et
aud tue stream is unfailing. No tratt OF land
so mar LJnchbuig possesses more real adysn.
tag. Possession will be- given ~ lie cnd OF
M year, WAN the first payment would be
rxpe. ted The other payments would be IL.
tended 10 suit The purchaser. y. SPECIE
April y IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
TIE BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour. Our Int ahyiccs from Europe con
timed TO have a trhdsncy To depres the arli.
Gle OF Flour, and sairs oi small parcels we're
mads through the Ii I week nj from la To %
cents per barrel lrss than those Of the wcrk
previous. The ,uieil,genee which We publish
This morning, by the YIN Byrnes, nj New Yo,k
fron L'verponl, may cause small Frightening
up in the MUD, OF builders, proporiioncd 20 the
difference between declining price In foreign
market aud Gfm one