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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT so

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT So
The Cotton msrketopened this morning with more
animated and spirited demand than has been expert
euced for considerable time past the sales are esti-
mated at upwards of7 600 bales 5000 of which have
been taken by the dealers and consumers, and 1000
b, the sPecustors, at an advance of I'D per pound
the price obtained ten days ago
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, ID CO.

ARRIVED. OCTOBER 81,
Brig William e Joseph, Vining, Portsmouth; plaster
to Thomas Vowel
Schr Caledonia, Atkins Boston; plaster and tea to
w Fowe g Co, and freight fot the District
schr Happy Return, Powers, Currituck; shingles to
q n Smoot
sioop Spectator. Fisher, Currituck, shingles to G
n Smoot
Passed up for Georgetown schr Mercy, Baxter, from
Boston
SAILED.
Brig Maryland, Coffin, tor City Point, 10 load for
H,vre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Bank of Potomac,

Hank Of POtOMNc,
Oelo6o 3D. 1929.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders Of the
~ Bank Of Potomsc, that an election for Director:
for the ensng wear. will be held at the Old Council
Chamber on Monday, the I'd Of November nczf, from 10
till 8 O'Clock.
Bv order of the President and Directors:
oct i-fawt2dNov C. PAGE, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

kMrREME,! h D'r.,n Gazette says the
uuted Sass have Nc ght to inquire whether
tePoruguese are governed O. man or a
pookey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
n tice.

DURSU ANT 20 the foreg sng decree, shall, on 81.
L isrday the 28M day of November merit. befor tho
front door of the store of William and u,hrod hu,t,
in the Town OF Upperv'lie, and county Of Fauquer,
expose to sale, by public auction. to the highest bid
der, for cash
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
AN that Tract Of k.anA.

lying and being in the county aforesaid, wherein the
plaintiff Vincent Mo.s) formerly resided, and which
is composed of the several following tracts. viz: ne
Tract, formerly the property VI Nathaniel Moss, ON
which stands the dwelling house, other Tract, pur.
chased by the said Vincent Moss of Grorge
other Tract, purchased by iezekah Glasscock and
said Vincent Moss of Caleb Nhtscre. on when has
been erected merchant nI &c which mill has been
recently burnt-the whole bounded by Goose Greek.
BYRD II WALLER,
Deputy Of John Stanard; N Fed.
oct l3-2awt28Nov (.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

Removal.
TlVIR subscriber has taken the Store on FotceE
L Hhuf lately occupied by Vim Page u Co. and
offers for safe
20 casks whale oil; refined do do
Fail and summer sperm oil in hlids ana bbls
Sugar in barrels; coffee III do
New England rum; whiskey
6 bbls No. herrings; IL do grass shad
20 tons plaster
GT lie BUYS wood, corn, &c. from crafts
octl5 THOS. YOwELI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Marshat's Sale

4 Ia Superior Court Of Chancery, held in the town
a of Fredericksburg, on the 10th day Of Nav, 827,
Ftneent Moss, Plaintiff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Grand lodge.

Oysters.
'>hE subscriber respectfully informs his friends srs,
the public that he is prepared to furnish them with
OfSIEhN, on moderate terms and the shortest no.
t'ce Private families supplied as usual.
ROBERT SANDS
B. Ne has on hand general assori,nent If ,ceH
setecaed GhOCEhIES oct 30-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
Valuable Land For Sale

4 shEEABiE TO the tas, win aud Tes,,.
: = meat o. SeorEe Rorn, senior, deed. tia
undersigned, Executors. will proceed 10 sell.
y public auction, on the premises, on Thus.
day, the 2oth Of February next, a v.l,shl,
.rfcs OF hrst-ts'e limestone LAND, situate IN
sne county OF Berkeley, four miles nom Mar.
aaseurg, TIE count, town, containinv one hnn.
atea ana ten scfess-Eighty acres cleared. un.
DER soou fences, ami ~ high state Of oui,iys.
IR<sA ton; the balance heavily clothed si,b
$1,000 timber. TIE improve r,en,. eon.s, ae
sss.IAs good Dwelling House, Kitchen.
seoke House, Cnrn House, Stables.
and excellent baroi wei Of good water,
large Orchard of choice fruit. &c II il deem
ed unnecessary to give h,rthce descrirslaa.
as no doubt, any person wishing to purchase.
VIII FIRST view the same which csn be shew,,
90 application to ono ofthe subscribers. ;,v;rs-
OF the premises. The teens: one third al M.
purchase money in hand, the balance in three
equal annual payments the purchaser giving
bond aud security aud lien on the property.
WILLIAM HORN.
dhh -, 1879. THOMAS HORN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.


The annexed Circular from the Pen.
sion Oiice, (says the National Intelli.
geneer.) extending the construction Of
the Pension Law to cases which have
not been heretofore embraced BY il, has
been politely furnished us for pubIica-
ton by friend, who says, that the re.
gulations which it embraces predicated
on The acts OF May /, 1870, do honor
TO the liberal feelings of Gen. Porter,
the Secretary of War, and should be
placed to his credit among many official
acts OF similar nature, all of which
prove him to be mat of a noble aud
generous nature.
Departmsat Of UIar. Dec. &c.
Sif--The present practice of your of
ice, in regard TO the amount of pro-
perry which, under the law of May LIST,
1870. shall disqualify person from re.
ceiVing pension, is deemed to be I'M
equal IN ifs operation on different class
es of applicants To correct which inc
quality, the following rules will hereaf.
ter be observed
The objects of the pension law is TO
provide for the absolute wants of the
poor but meritorious soldiers of the re.
volution; aud the highest rate of pension
IS supposed to be the smallest sum that
will afford comfortable support to an
individual. 10 accordance with this
principle, the following rule has been
adopted by the Department, and is
hereby continued viz: ist, When the
whole property of the applicant consists
in yearly or fixed iocome, (such as an
annuity for life, bequest, rent or charge
upon lands, or any ether incorporeal
right which is net convertible into can.
ital, be shall not be deprived of pen
sion, unless such yearly income exceed
the full yearly pension of soldier.
In addition to which, the following
rules, corresponding in principle, are
hereby established q. When the appli
cants property consists in money. stock
houses lands, or such other property
as he can at pleasure convert into mo
ney or capital, it shall not deprive him
of the right of pension, unless iis yearly
proceeds, estimating them at ten per
cent on its total value, shall be equal
to the amount of full pension.
s When the applicants property il
mixed, and consists of both species. he
shall net lose his pension. unless their
aggregate income, estimating by the
preceding rules, shall amount to a full
yearly pension.
As the pension laws Of 1918 aud go
are not predicated on any pre-existing
engagement of the Government, but
were intended as gratuitous provision
for the support Of aged individuals Cor
the time being, the two last regulations
will not he considered as retrospective
in their operations.
To obtain the benefits arising from
The foregoing regulation, in every case
where claim has been rejected under
the former regulations, new declara-
lion is now deemed essentially necessa,
ry, in order to show what is the present
state of the claimants property, aud to
prove his identity.
Very respectfully, your obd't sery't,
p. b. PORTER.
II r. Edmnr6s Fan pans;an Office
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22

ERNATA.--ln The siessrs. Cohen,s .avs..
'seneh published IN our lsst, the folou;a.s
eteoqs oeeuFfed No 9si9 is Inserted a. drsvrr
~, q . ,o.Vvv prize, instead Of No 1880; No.
- ORC" zoe -, 9oO prize. We deem !, ne.
eesssry TO cali the attention OF nor rSsJ.,. -. =,
this, nasmueh a. two shares (half and s,,.,,,,,
os No yJl9 - owned in this ne,shbo,hnss
'he advertisement as now published IS coeree,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22

Elijah W. Brooks was committed 10
the Jail ofthis county, on she 26th ult
charged with an attempt TO burn to
ceaih his wife, Sally Brooks, on the
night OF the 25th. She has since died.
A Coroner's inquest was held, whose
verdict was that her death was caused
oy wounds received by fire, into hich
she mad been thrown by her husband.
The circumstances attending this bor.
ria deed as detailed to US, we lorbars
TO give atpresens, as he has 10 under.
go h's trial for murder. We will
only remark that this add one more 10
,he PACK catalogue Of crimes produced
oy drunkenness Lexington Int.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
COHEN'S OFFIC f.,

BALTIMORE, December 3ist. 1873.
Report Of the Drawing of the 4th Subsistence
OF THR
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Nos.
ron 1923.
No. 1929 Capital prize Of $4,000
93i9 Capital of 5000
1854 Capital of 1900
2542 Prize Of 1000
5999-I2lI2 Prizes of 500
1902 SAG. 10804-li95i-f446o priE.of 100
9S7 9549l
6z5i 1867
1921 1851 Prizes Of 50
9i42 1856
1924 I7470
40 Prizes of S20-ioo Of sos 1000 Prizes
Of IS each.
G1 Tie 1rvo First Drawn Anm5crs from the
wheel of different termins'ions, were 4702 and
IL $50, the termination figures being and
Agreesbly to the scheme, therefore. all tickets
ending with either 2 or 0 are entitled to Five
Dollars each, and in addition TO whatever prize
they may have drawn besides.
The driving OF the State Lottery, No. 6, for
1923, 10 now completed. The numbers entitled
60 the prizes OF Fsnr Declare each are ali those
ending with 8, S or b. Those ending with eli
Their or 0 are entitled to Eipe Dollars each.
and In addition as whatever sDy Of them may
have drawn besides.
The fOvtunate holders Of the prizes are re-
specially requested to psesent their tickets for
payment, as early as may suit their convenience.
il, COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
naltimoEs, Jan. q 1859.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
ID. EUN Ih,
j. L EdUard,, Esq. Pension Office.
SAVANNAH, ga Jan 6

SAVANNAH, {OA ] Jan D.
ConFasrasion. - Last night. 10 conse-
quenee OF the fog, the steam boat Savan.
nah, with tow boats Nos, 6 and II, la
den with cotton, from Augusta, came to
anchor about six miles above town
Nearly an hour and half afterwards,
flames burst forth frem beneath he gun
wales of the tow boat No. II, and in q
shors time the whole was enveloped in q
blaze. The boat was immed iately de-
tached from the others, and run ashore.
Every exertion was made TO save some
portion of the cargo. but we learn that
there are not exceeding eighty or nine
" bales afoat in the river The remain
der, with the boat are entirely consumed
The cargo exceeded seven hundred
bales. Prompt assistance was afforded
by the steamboat Georgia which bro't
the other tow boat to town, and the Sa
vannah is engaged in picking up the
floating cotton No lives were lost -
From the sudden burst of the fiery ele-
ment, it is TO be conjectured that il must
for some time have been working its
silent and destructive way from the bot
tom, and have originated in Augusta.
The contact of sparks from the chimney
could not have produced the effect.
From the Uythe .9rsns-Jan 10.
accident ond Loss The mail 60.
ing east yesterday morning was lost
about A O'Clock, A M three miles
east of this place. The creek had be.
come very high during the night--ths
morning was excessively Oakland
the driver who had crossed il the
preceding evening about 8 o'clock,
ventured in, and the whole was i'm
mediaiely afloat--the driver hallooed
with all his energies for help; there
were no passengers; he floated down
upwards of 100 yards. when some
of the family of Capt. Crockett ava,
kened with his shouts, came with
lights and discovered him on the top oil
the stage, and by means of pole they
rescued him The horses were all
dSounded-the Stage is yet in the
water. The great Mail has been re-
covered; but the little Mail is yet mis-
sing.
" Price of Flour in Baltimore. from Wa
gons, So l2a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
HARPERS- FERRY BRfDcE
January %, 1899.

A repert having been circulated. that this
bridge was not posssble on secoun, OF ice. snd
that il was not safe for wagons ~ any consider.
able weight, Il may be weiito mention that the
strength ofi' has been tested by The weigh, of
eight heavily laden wagons at once. and ,has
SO cattle were allowed TO run aeross--ot which
not less than 30 were together upon ope Of the
arches. travellers are assured Of the most
pertecs safety upon il. c. WAGER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
SPLENDID 10 TTERiEs.

IS NO. rorTERY.--7 nRAwn parrorm
pRTcs OF TicKvTs.
Wseie IS: Half So so; Qyauer sI25.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
Z. sCHNEBLY,

VIZ AS FoUND--0n Friday The 26th of De-
Wv cembcr last. near the fCsd leading from
MartinsbuFg 10 Hoke's Ruiz good EUR HAT
somewhat wurp. The owner can have the
same BY describing il, and paying for sbis ad.
veFtisemtnt, JAMES HAkRl< ON.
ian. s. 1922
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22

CTIhe Rev. Mr.. BEEcHs as Congregation are
notified that there Will be German preaching IN
their Church, on next Sabbath week, the LIST of
February.
Fer Ae -Ifariins6tgg Ca=egs.
NO III.
ROBERT WALSH, ESQ.
A,k,r sronsf,uo -.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22

Senate ofhe United States-John M.
Clayton was chosen on the 9th inst. a
Senator in Congress from the State Of
Delaware for years from the 4th Of
March next. Mr., Clayton is friend OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is returned ia
the place OF Mr.. Ridgeley, the member
whose time expires, and who is Jack
sonian - american.
Josiah Quincy. late Mayor OF Boston,
was, on the 18th inst nominated by the
Board of 0verseers to the Cooperation,
as President of Harvard University
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
plLs aA1LSpPgo

HARRISBURG, JAxuAAr y, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-22
Union Canal Lottery.

GLASS 40. PirrrEg, Soa 1873.
be drawn On Friday, 30th Of Jan. 1890.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
B,r.1IMoRL MARKET Feb q.

FLOUR Is quoted ai ~ s75 "a Ss The =
mtricnn sn,s--1n prosecuting nur inquiries to
day. We arr NJ n loss to.sny With precision what
eject has b. cn produf ed upon The market. hy
the Engiis advices Co the 9th January, ,eceiv
ed by NaV OF ths,lns,ou, The only sale on
toward street Flour OF which WE heard 10
day, was n lot oi loo barrels nj ~ 10, htrr"-
added. heavy lali ~ snow, which NJ mont
WAS nine ~ ten inches deep, has prevented buy
ers aud sellers from e",nlng togeih., aud M.
der existing circumstances W. preir, 10 omit
our duo' a,ions foi Howard SUM-, Flour
| We bnd i, rather dlfii,ul, 10 quot. All exact
wagon prIce In tht re'ly part Of the ~ctk II
wss generally nj ~ 10, and some dealers CON.
lInurd 10 rur chase At ,ha, price up 10 Thursday
evening. On the Other hHnd n,hc, denlel were
huymp on Thursday At ~ % 2 aod NJ 80
! and to-day, FRIDAY. teve,ni Dads we've Ink"n AZ
/ n 80 cousi ,i.,sble portion of ,ho Ilon'
.ent 10 market this week hss been sio'ed on sc
| COUNT Of The country owners, who nr un" 'lling
| 10 submit 10 the reduction.
! On Wednesday there WAY srle ut 100 bar
rrls City Mills and an Thursday sale Of SOC
barrels At ~ 10 per barrel, an credit with inter
est added, Tor shipment go the West indes
These trans ac,ions authorize us to quote his tie
scripiion NJ this rate. although there are MIN,
| holders who refuse 10 sell NJ thai price.
There Is little Susqu.hannnh FIou, III mar
kei, hut we have heard Of no sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
REPORT ON TIE BANKS.

The condition Of the Virginia Bank and
Farmers Bank OF Virginia having excited con.
siderable interest at the commencement of the
pr esent session OF the Legislature, me have
made the following abstract Of ,he REPORT
made by JOINT committee Of the two Houses :
Pallk Of pirgipq
On the iSt day III January, 1890 the Bbnt of
Iirg1nia had in specie. S44y, 703 70; in mites
OF other Banks, $50, 393 in dehrs of other
tank., .3-362l5 10; in stock, Of different
knas, S@S9.2lS ~, aud IN sterling bills slA9
0pD making AN aggregate OF available innd,
Sl,2l7 1873 g. AID TO this amount the out.
standing deb, of e3o7i,0e IS, taiter deduct
ng the dehlo reported bad aud doubtful in 1929.
amounting to S3D 4Oi 3D. aud the unquey
tlonable M -ans Of the bank amount to - " ~
,sl2 u. The real estate held BY the ID IL !.
estimated n, ss}5l ,g65 ID, which, add, 10 rho
foregoing age, sGa,e, oi:kes ~, 50" ISL 46.
The Bank oves, for Its own nntes. 81 az.
al2 ~ +; to o,nrr tanks. : 70 .og3 90 /; t,r ,',
mes tihe otats on nepost, i5l79,l5B %. d,,
ideuds payable, $50 201 iar Ipd,y mi do,,,.s
i, 129o.1u3 "; making an aeerpeai,. of %
, o.. ~ %, ~ additions 10 the epo,s DIN. en-.
bod, IS iof original stock. This sum, 40,
'bJ, added 10 The. foregoing, makes In. en-
tle debt due rom The bank, Am, urt ~ 81 767
1913 %. Inc tneaus of The bank, as he,u,,
! stated. amounting W y $50 SSi III there /, 4
consequent estess over snh above all demand,
| OF Sl92.aSS 10, Add In this sum tie profit q
| The bank on the s'ock held by u, f%ing thr dit
/ ference bel "etn if9 original Gust hnd prrspn
value, OF 81 si3 ", viii mHl,r an apsre,at,
! oi funds q, e. AMI above all demands On In.
bank, Of Ssl7 aoi 6G-lhe eesl es'ore tel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
CONVENTION.

The non freeholders aye holding meetings
in several counties, Nc, wi'h n view 10 adopt
some means OF making themselves be heard
10 Conventon. WiII not the non-freehoiders
of Lyochburg aud the adjacent COMMITTEES do
likewise; lfthsy wish 10 be classed above ihe
free negro and muano. tney will no 'onker
hesitate 10 hold meetings, and sbile wit, .her
bteihren in other paris oi the State III she
asse.t;nG ot sheir "inaliensbie Aid iiidti.asble
rights"
l., not time. TOO, tsat the people ere loo
king about Tor suitable representatives III, ht
Convention? They should fall o" some ,'a'
OF lramtastian4 hy public meeiinss AS them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
20 o u &C * n {. r. -
or, T"fIs, htslon, NCto OK on


PhltaoePhia Gooas tp sote.
Bf Wholesale OR RETAIL.
M tWt iNkS, dug p,iai., . Is dyes,o1.
Nn h'ush''. wine. snun., pnien. medicines.
80 ge"n'. Instrument. matters ms,.riels a, -
woods IN sticks aud ground cuotk rhem,eal.
the An'eii'nn medical herbs, water colors in
b"Hes aud b, dozen d. s,ngle cnkr, enlnurs to,
p"'nii Y IN velvet. cl"hisrs brushes aud ineks.
teote' hooks. n variety ri cy article. IRON
PARIS aud London which the Ia lies mad oeo,ls-
men 81 l.snchbarg and lis vicinity are vr,y -.
pecihly Invited 'oesll aud examine. Full.,s
materials, bc"'st : Instruments. n complete ~.
aar'mnni otgQm elastic Instruments A., ~.
Subscriber IS no@ opening his spring snnnli..
t',1asiihF ppnrt oi the nbovr ARTICLES, IA. v,
r, fespeo'inlls invites The emil Of h,s friends
eu't",nc's. phy sic,nns, merchants. the eugene
oi Iynehbnrg aud the public III gpne,el a..
IA able 10 sn ply orders Ia an, extent. and Mi
sell good9 OF as good Term. ~ any hnise IN X,,.
e,nia. Ills mnclcs nic NIL fresh ana genuine
HOW Ia DAVIES
Feb. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

II Col. Richard ". Johnsou, shn a,s re.
Gently ELECTED HON The L. ). ,ruate h, tue L..
e's'ainfe of Kentucky. has been solicited To of.
Ter Tor the house OF Repre-, natives. lie
replied thai Gen. Mediation t,he present repre-
sentative aud Rnhe,t !. Ward c,u. aud proba.
oiy others. are considered is CANDIDATES in the
ulS'rci III which he residt 5, aud thai he ,h.uld
regret to Interfere with their prospects Ysi
ts"As The Colonel) IN accordance with the rrin
'Pts"hich have always guided me, were il
mHde perfectly oeriain, that mai1fiy of Nh,
aN''ie' des'te me again 10 ASSUME III. laholinu,
anu responsible SUTTON OF their representative
W congress, J could nul reGi4e ~ ,hry their
call -Ooes The Coon.l wish his cnns,, u.n,s
l" vote before ihe eleedon Tor, We see no oh
ef way hy which this p,.jtd ecrtcuig' ,sa be
drought about. Whrnrver a mnn cn,rs, a, r,pL
announcing himself, however. n, Col. J. In.
aoh', set HIM down as a candidate " r. ,,,,, 80
without ANY previously astrrtaintd c,Ito,oj,,,i
his election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
RICHMOND NAEkErSrch OF

| RICHMOND MAhkEfS--fch 81.
FLOUR his article Is quutrd Al 81 81
10 sa
LOB NGO. The feceip'sai fhr nkpectons
his week have b, an grenter ihnn the ,"o prr.
vinus weeks u"twith standing wi i,h. here has
been 4 small ad.ater ~ ,hs article. We uinlr
6ncpa i2b' good 6a7t Il Ia middImg .
a d common i IA - lugs3 IL n 33I 4.
'Unr ibid. only hns bern sold IN, this plice
and Wis oi superior quality for manufacturing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

TOBACCO The import has hccn 59S3
hhds. against 1902 the previous yrnr aud the
present stock consists oi 900, agaiuu IL yhl
| nj the snrne p.,, nod oi 1877. Prices afe Sd 10
ld per h. higher for Leaf. and Id for Stem
med, owing principally To y speculative drmnnd.
arising from the deficiency in the crop oil 1927,
the unfaVorable accounts respecting the growth
OF the pact yrsr, aud the general dnninu,ion oil
the stocks IN Europe. ihr'e has been acme
speculative demand, and about 500 hhds Of all
descriptions taken ut the gate advance ~ price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
M CARRIAGES.

Married on "Wednesday the i,ih inst. IN The
county Of Chnrlot;e. by the Rev. Mr..
Davidson, BILL McCKAW. ESQ 10 Miss AN
l.. eldest daughter Of the late Juo. Elliott, 81
Prince Edsa,d soaniy.
i'pe p'infs - u "siure. av.rv Thought,
= BY lese's apUk'ning rapture Taught,
Turns from the glpnlny irown. nf care,
And brig osje seeks 10 share.