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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
PUBLIC SALE

OF LANDS AND PROPERTY.
Wy virtue OF a deed nf trust, executed by
- Peter Hance to the subscriber. on The
day 81 and of record IN THE
clerks office oflhe county coeti of Montgom-
cry, for the purposes therein meni'ooed, vii
be sold to the highest bidder, al public auction
luT ready meney, upon tne premises on 'he
9Th dsv of March ur1t tract ni land coh'hlh.
log upwards Of 200 ACRES, IN SIGHT OF the VI
AYE bt -. prtH, ~ the 1on"tf 81 ho"'Eome
~, on which is atout 90 acres ri cleared nnd,
with a comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
&c an orchard and distlllery, together viii
suudry personal property The title OF lht
Iand, aud property Is believed 10 be good. hui
such title only as trustee will he conveyed To
the purchaser GORDON CLOYD.
Feb wla 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
TRUST SALE.

nuRsuANr to deed of uns executes BY
Edmund Pate and Sarth his wife, T. The
subscribers, bearing date the 18th day OF Jan
1929. and duly admitted to record in ne clerk
Offices oil Bedford aud Patrick. we sbal' pro
coed TO sell 10 the highest bidder tor ady
rnohey, before the door OF he Flank N Hotel
IN the Town of Lynchbur9, on the oh Jay oil
Mare next. the following property 70 VII one
tract Of land in The county 4 Bedford, On the
waters Of Falling C'eAa, adj9,aIng the lands
Of yealy Feihers, containing lbs acres, I'D
known by The name u Farmers uac'-one 0
,her tract continuing lUo aeres. n P"tuck c'y
on the waters OF Jacks Girek, adjoining the
lands oil James Conner, john Hook estate aud
Others, ehlob vas patented 10 John Ward, j.
ard by him conveyed 10 sad Pate, by deed oi
record ~ Patrick county. Acting rs Trustees
We shall only convey such title a. Is "c,'rd IN
rs IA such. GEO w CALLAWAf,
1HOS S1EPrOE,
MATTHEW Pale
F.h tds49
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Feb. %

TTlRGlHIA-At rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
" Superior Court oil ChaRccry, for the Lynchburg
District, the 18th day Of Ja.uary, l530-Judith Ham
sard aud Peter {. Hansard, infant who by the
SAID JulIth Hansard his mOt.I, and next friend,
against WIN. Mcdaniel, Merrett Talbot admr. OF
John Talbot, aud Henry l.. Davis Benz. Tallaterro,
admr. de buuis non, with the will annexed of John
Hansard, dec. John W. Hansard, Ambrose Il Han
sard Isaac K Hansard, Arson Tnsey and Sophia
his wife, George Burtord and Polly his wife. Elijah
DAVIS and Permea his wife, Archibald Hansdrd and
Philip Burtord and Caroline his wife, defs.
The defendants John w. llansard, Archibald Han
sard, Geor Burford and Polly his wife, and Philip
Burord and Caroline his wife, not having enter-
ad their appearance and given security according
the Assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants of tins country-it Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here the first day Ofhe
term, and answer the bill of the pitts, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
paper printed in the of Lynchburg for two months
successfully aud posted at the front door of the court
house, in the said town.
copy-Feste, j. WILLS, &C
Feb. Is w2m5a
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Fashionable Goods

o. UPERB Gro ~ Berlin silks
Iy Cam zeux silk, an entirely new article
Biz Gro d. Berlin AMI Italian Silks frsr order
Al H-sorrmrDt OF Silk F,mges. 10 match
4 4 Rich Imperial French Calicoes
Blk Mandarin Grapes, finest imported
Silrsia Brown Holland, warranted all thread
The above, win a great variety of other
new Goods, have been received this week, and
are offered at very reduced prices.
Mex EE, ROBINSON Il Co.
Jan liz o.
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I1tDI4O 3

oW opening. ii large aud beautiful supply
~ OF 6est Spanish FOtani Indigo, which Is
ohefed for sale or The most moderate terms.
Howell DAVIES
Enh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

NEflRGiNlA-M rUles holden in the clerks office ii
= the superior Court ufChmncery, for the Iva cll-
burg District, the iih dai of January ls30-Jolu A
Hamilton, Fhoma. III unilron Water Baker and Jaco-
bina his Ae, Jesse Adam, and Elizabeth his wife,
Francis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton, Kel
Ter, and Susannah HI wife, Mary b. Haunt tom FIR an
els q, Hamilton, Jo.u I. Hamilton. Catharne A. L
Hamilton. Charles = Hamilton, " lllcr b. Hamilton
Neil and COrbina his wife Ur.aia A. Bah err,
lilnkle aud Muguei his wife, Alexander H.
Baker, Walter r. Rake. = anci- II Rlker a Mig
define Baker p|ti, 4.an-t Edward Ivurh, William,
DaNIsJr and Hr';ala lis VII, Ma'ida Roberts, Alex.
Lisgsi and Mdry his W.T., William b. Lynch an
infant by Commissioner BcUagh specially assigned
his guardian, Charles Lynch, Mildred smith harIes
II Lynch, Mary Ann Lynch Sarah ". Iynch, Susan
Lynch and JohnP Lynch, which saI! Sarah NJ.
and Susan VI are mtauts by Commissioner Renauh,
specially assigned their guardian, uhr LYNCH inn,
Samuel Mitchell, sen Robert ard and Elzabeth ms
wlte, John Douglass and Sarah his wife Mildred Ter
reil and Achilles Douglass and Ann his WIFE defts.
The defendants, Charles Lynch Mildred Smith John
Lynch j. and Samuel Mitchell sen. not having entered
their appearance aud given security according To the
act et Assembly and the rules of this court and IL an
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not IN
hahi'anis OF TINS country-- Is ordered thai the sand
ueis 10 pear mere on the first day OF the next term
ana answer the original and amended bills of the pitts
ana that copy of tins order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper printed IN ttetown of Lynchburg for
"o months SuccessNely, and posted at the front dour
OF the courthouse in SAID town.
Copy Teste, JWIILS,C C. c.
Feb Is -, -
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Executors Sale.
A HAA ACRES OF land, OF the estate
Z4vPO fthe late Matthew Harvey.

A. HAA ACRES OF land, OF the estate
Z4VV f,he late Matthew Harvey.
dec. Tor sale w, 10 sold. IN ne town oil
Fincastlr, on Mo- ~ - l2h ofApri' neH.
large ard valuaol body = Land, Ding Ia The
county OF Batetour,. on tis "siefs OF 'ames III
yer aud Catawba. comet ing 200 acres. On
the above tract hire !, valuable MIL, bu'lt oil
stone. IN which there are Two pair OF
stones. with n,ost of the machinery necessary
for ,hr manufaerur. Of Flour. II i al this time
somewhat oat of repair from the mil to The
river, distance Of about two miles, there are
continued fall,, presenting At Every angle,
site for NaiereoTks,
The above property has genrraly been con
siderrd valuable, the great water power. and
tive c ,nsenience ofwoud, ttiers never haYng
been a clearing OF a"y consequence made on
the preml.es) readers !, peculiarly so as are
for Iron Works.
Condition. VII bc made knnwn on the day OF
sale. MAGDALtN AhN n exec
JOHN NJ. II ALVEY. eGer.
RI II 1lA52
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Feb. Is

N0TICE-By virtue OF a decd of trust, e1-
IN ecnted TO the subscriber by Thomas
Wills, bearing date the 22nd day Of March
1925, and of record in the clerks Office of the
county court OF Amherst, aud for certain pur
poses therein expressed, SHALL on the 2Oth Of
March next, al Pedlar Mills, proceed To sell. 10
the highest bidder, for ready money, all the
right, title and interest OF said Wills, IN and To
"a certain saw and Grist Mil, on the lands of
James Davis, in the county of Amherst. Asi.
ing as trustee, the subscriber will only convey
such title as is vested in hun b, aforesaid deed.
JOHN d. DAVIS, trustee.
Feb. Is. tds5I
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THOS, RUDD

known TO be as sure a foaI getter as any morse
IN America. He is in high health and v'gor
and in point OF blood, inferior TO no horse III
America, and his form will show for ,lselt-
OLIVER w. MARTIN
Jan, IA, hfl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
Feb. Is

N01ICE-l shall sell on the premises, on
~ credit Of one, two and three years
payable Ia EQUAL annual instruments and to be
secured in n manner satisfactory to myself OF
Mr.. Joseph Flood nj public auction. on the
9Th day OF March next, II fair, II not, on the
next fair day, the brick house IN the town Of
Liberty, together with the lot and out houses
attached thereto, lately The property of Gallo
hill Mennis, dec. .eing No 35 IN the plan oil
s,id town, together ~ithhRif the adjoining lot
Nu.34, and lot No. Also, adjoining No. 80
with an alley. and rs Ne 'cribed IN a deed OF
trust from SAID Menns TO }. Z. Step'oe aud
myself for the purposes therein mentioned
IL convenient establishment fur small FAM
", md very pleasantly situated. The title /
believe is perfect but I shall convey aud war
rant the title vested IN the by said deed ouly.
PEACHY r. GILMER,
SWrlring Trustee
Feb. Is tds5I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
GARDEN SEED,

ny ARLY Short Top Scarlet Rad sh. early
IL Salmon Radish, Nastnrlon white solid Ce-
lery, early Summer squash, Scotch kad, early
Horn Beet, rarly Horn Carrot early blood
Turnip Beet. arge Swelling pmsniP, Green
Head Lettuce, Drumhead 10. Mangle Wurtz le
Beet red Onion SEED, Saliasy, early curlrd Sc
licia Lettuce, raw colored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Radlsh, romatos shaped Pepper, early
CIuS'er ouCumDr', oaIy tis,nr Cucumber.
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber Ice
Lettuce. Luna Beans, early William Pea. Dwarf
Marrofat Pea, early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green hsrllon Pea, Prolific Pen
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
whue Naples Radish, curled Pepper Grass cur
led Parsley, Garden Crcss, early Caalinower
Ochrr Seed, early Pdrsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Hail.
Early York Cabbage. long Drumhead do.
Berjen do. early Emperor do long Imperial do.
green oayory do. late Balesea do, red Dutch
do
For sale AT unusually low prices by
WIN. J. HOLC0NBE,
Feb. Is is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
New Millinery Store
MRS r. W. GALLANAY

"EGS leave 10 inform her friends and the
ID public generally, tina, she has just com
m.nred the Millinery Business IN all ~
branches, few doors below the Posi- Office
aud nearly opposle Mr. Henry Allison.s Store
She has on hand, and will constantly keep =
general supply of bonne's and other articles ~
her line, aud will be regularly supplied with the
aiesi fashions from New York. ali orders
from the country shall be strictly and prompt
" attended TO.
Trb X isDl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
A couy-Tee,t, J. WILLS, e. G..
CONMi S5IONERS OFFICE, !

= COIIy-I tPsI J, Wins, 7. Z.
CONMi S5IONER'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg 9th Feb. ls30 !
Tn paItie- in tbs eau wlii take notice, that
have appointed Thu sdey the 29lh Gay of
April next, to commence the accounts ditec
ted by the foregoing order of court, on which
day, al the nour OF ninr u'ciC OK III the morn
ing, they are required o atteod at my othc",
in This town. with their accounts, vouchers and
copies Of court papers, prepared Tor exa,nna
ton and settlement.
+. b. NORVELI, Conn.
Ian Oh wJudT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

NTOTICE Viii be sold a. Campbell court
y house, rs The law directs, ON the 2nd
Monday IN March, negro hoy ,odre") CON
mitled AS a runway. and advertised heretofore
according to law GERMAN JORDAN,
Jaor for Campbell county
Feb 1NDU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
Feb. III

VIRGINIA.:
a I o Sup,lio, Court Of Chancery holdeo
N a he tow of Lynchburg, on the l1th
day OF October 1921.
jam ) Jopling, dur, of Baprisl Hardy, dec
who was guard A. tor the infant children and
hers o Samuel Ia fin dec. PM
against
Iohn Markle and Robert Mitchell, Defts.
BY consent oil the paItrs, by their Counsel,
rhr Court dOil rrfcr the account between the
parties, 10 tie Commissioner Of the Court, who
Is directed 10 s'ate aud settle the same aud
make report thereof 10 the Court, with any
matte, specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, or required by the parties tote so sta
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
From The Richmond Hhig.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE NULL
EXERS

We have promised to keep our readers inform
ed Of the movements of the nullifiers, and we
have complied with the promise. from time to
time. The defeat at Charleston, aud the patri-
otto repugnance of the mountain districts, have
somewhat changed the tone Of The 'trumpeters' of
the party-Aware of the ridicule of the whole
nation at nulifrution-that in that direct and
unequivocaI form. the pill of disunion would
be Indignantly rejected. probably BY a majority
of the people of South Caroina-efforts now
making to sink the term, to anhate it, fpossiDle.
Notification is discarded from their vocabulary,
and the unassuming gentlemen now patronise a
Convention, State Convention to consider the
propriety of MULTIPLYING the Tariff laws, but which
may not necessarily lead to that result! The horse
once within the walls of Troy it is an easy matter
to disburthen him of the armed host in his belly,
and storm the city. The sagacious patriots, who
in assemblies Of the people, and III the public
prints. have defended the Union with SO much
visor, have exposed the subterfuge of the people
of S. Carolina.
On Monday last, the great dinner was given at
Columbia, where all the choice spirits were to as
sepble. In few days We shall receive the val
liant proceedings of the occasion. Previously,
there was feast at Statesburgh- in Sumpter dis
trict, to which guests were invited from dis
tance-among them. the venerable Gen. Sump-
ter, who declined geing-and Gen. James Blair,
member Of Congress. who made speech, Of
which the following is an extract:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Gardaer's Celebrated AeuLy ConSt uetca
~M.r Microscope.
WITH A DAMON LENS.

VVIE LADIES' snd gentlemen 81 A xandria and iis
L cirit, most respectfully informed hat this
celebrated Instrument, whose magsifyng power OK
ceeds any exhibited in America, will be opened for
exhibition &, the house formerly called The Indian
Queen Tavern
BY OF his instrument, we enabled TO mag
nifty The most ninutc insects, such animalcu q ~
thcsmslest conceivable particle OF rain WATER tr n,
IL to Is feet in length resembling in form alligator.
in which the pusaton, the eyes, and correepn" ling
parts, may be viewed and ccntemp latcd distinctly
in larger animas
Ammscule in cheese will be msgnifca ~ an extent
of feet; those in vinegar, which invisible 90 the
make eye will be nagnife 20 the size Of large GELS
from, to . fec in length.
The dust On fgs. exhibited Gu the point OF fine
cambria needle will be shown to contain living ects
having form and If, resembling p5stwo fee. III length
and covered with 'ory brstics
CHHYI7.iLIZ TIOV
The pr, cess conhsurs'. on OF Crystal CATION
such as the su of odlHc sal ammonia, sui n,sEncsis
nitrate Of silver suphate OF copper salt petre c. &C.
Will be beautifully illustrated This part of the exhi
buion is GIL, interesting and beautiful
There Ill ASP be variety ofother illustrations
tedious p.rIculArIze, among which will be vsriou,
inc IS sad parts OF insects Displayed the structure of
Their wing, probosces, claws &c.
rhe Microscope only be used wien the sun is
unC bscur, q b. clouds
II 'urs OF exhibition, from until ,, and from TO S
adm'tanc IS cents Persons paying fifty are at
liberty visit the any time they may choose
All Ministers of tic Gospel are respectfully invited
TO attend CRATIC.
sept 2S-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Charleston, August 81, 1880,

Charleston, .Rugxst 81, 1880.
My DEAR TAYLoR-I have just received an
invitation to your dinner of the Goth prox. Pray
tell me. did it come from the committee or from
some ether quar:ers If from the committee, | an
sure not man of them could have sentit otherwise
than as IA mark of attention-if from anotherquar-
ter. you know me well eE'ugh to know that the
jest is lost. But my OBJECT in either case is to
enquire, whether if attend the dinner, could
be heard with patience, while proving to the
satisfaction Of any man whose mind was IN a
state for thinking.
LIST. That the protection of domestic manufac-
lures was an avow ed leading and necessary object
of the constitution.
9. Thatit was never lost sight of, bat always
relied upon as the capacity of the country to
produce developed itself.
8. That the late attempt on a large scale grew
out Of succession of such Developments, and
state of things resulting from changes in the ap-
plcation of labor. which imperatively required of
every wise government to adopt such acourse Of
policy.
4. That Carolina has not only not been injur
ed but really benefited 10 many thousands by
the Tariff
S. That no state in the union is more deeply
interested in maintaining the principles Ut the
Tariff.
6. That notification is folly, and the peacea-
BILE course projected under it, all silly and
wicked deusion.
Z. That it grows out Of deliberate conspira-
cy against the union, which has been steadily
working upon US for the last years, though very
few are in the secret.
g. That Convention is the grand end and
aim and agent Of hat conspiracy.
My friend. YOU have much al stake, and you
are not the man .vhoE ] would thiak 10 Tighten
or wish or hope 10 dec'i,e. B-fore Almighty
God, declare to yeu that believe all the assye
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
fcoxNvNIoATEp.


My. Snowdsn-The communication III your
paper Of this morning. by :. Erie d to nous IS
try" have perused with feelings OF unmihs'ea
satisfaction. rhc example which he has act IS
noble: and, well aware Of the benevolent a;sp 10
sitop Of eitzsns, not doubt Is en.es.aui lI
foIlowhi with promp,itude and cheeriuiness.L
His s,ri xe. that the House Of Industry stand
in need of further assistance during. the ensuing
winter. am able to state. is founded In fru'h;
though in no way connected with that Institution:
except as its firm friend and warm advocate 81, H
does need assistance; and to those who were call
ed. as frequently as the writer of this, to witness
its benefcent operations, and to mark the happy
influence which it exerted during the tlrst winter
of its existence, it will be daring little to say
that it richIY deserves Il. As its labors will be
Recommended, at no distant day, it is desirable
that the list should be filled up as speedily as
practicable; and feeling it a privilege whether to
follow or to lead in such noble enterprise. /
give you my name as one of the proposed num-
Der.
A FRIEND TO THE INDUSTRIOUS Pooh.
.4isra. Sept. q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
DIED.

A few days ago at, at Mr. Clarke's IN Abe
marie county, Virginia, Hon. GEORGE Hay,
United States Judge for the Eastern district of
Virginia. and son-in-law Of James Monroe, late
President of the United States, Mr.. Hay was
on his return from the Springs, whittier he was
carried by lingering i'll health. He was long U.
3. Attorney for Virginia, prosecuted Aaron Burr
and as legislator is much connected with con.
siderable portion of Virginia History He was
an eminent political writer, a man of sterling
talent, and added new lustre to the celebrated
name of g. Hortensius, under which signature
he most generally addressed the public. He al
90 wrote life of the distinguished Virginian John
Thompson. and treaties against usury laws
go, ,:e added to his reputation
al letter received in town Yesterday, announc-
:. ,hs iamen,ed decease. on Thursday last at the
Mrs. MoxRos. the respected cans0rt OF sA-fre-
s;ient Moures-Nd. AfG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28

Cod Cheaper.-symptoms of decline in the
price of coal have been perceptibe. and it has
fallen from Sc! to 81 per ton in small quantities.
Large sales have been effected at II and s.
When It gets down to So it will be fair price,
leaving out Of the account the profits of wild
Spectators. Nearly $4,000 tons have descend
81 the Schaylkil alone this season. 1t begins
already to be felt, the supply may exceed the de-
mand,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
MANUFACTORY
This isto give notice,

'INlIAT the subscriber. of AieXsnliis C0ln'' u -
Il District Of Columbia, has obtained From 'll
phai.' Court Of said County. letters ci air "a.
on The personal estate Of John " Cook, al"
County Aforesaid. deceased. Al persons ls'ns =,
sga'nst said decedent, ere repaired TO pr,SeH' yrs
10 the subscriber. passed by The orptan'' cow
aetofc the 18th day Of September, 1851. OF 'pY
By law, b-.x iuded from all benefit of sl'I e.''t
those inhibited hereto, are r, CURED to .'e iri X
date payment Given under my hand tbs -
Of September, 1850 EZRA L.,
sent 90 Admir- of john " cog
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
MARRIED..

In Washington. on Thursday evening last,by
me Rev. WIN. Hawley, Lieutenant GEoReE ID.
RAMSAY, of the u s. Army, to Miss Francis
W. MuNRor, youngest daughter Of Thomas
Munroe. Esq. of that city.
In Washington, on Tuesday the e1st inst. by
the Rev. Mr.. Keper, Mr.. JOSEPH CRook to
Miss EMELIxE JANE GIBBONS. both Of this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
FROM TIE PACIEIr

The Ship General Smith. McGill .,,
Baltimore on Saturday morning. in tho ya Wv"
passage of 80 days, sailed from Cal.ao an !
July. From a correspondents at Lin, ~
tors Of the American have received r.,.,.
of the Nercurio PeruGao of fiat civ n 9 80
June inclusive.
A decree of General Ausuain GAM,
idcnt of the Republic Of Peru, after .e,tir,;
the determination Of tie government u 80
agricultural products. prohibits the mta4'
ofall Foreign Liquors into the aepQh'ir ,f'.
5th September. 1880. Nati0na! and u.,5
vessels are to abandon the Use VI torei-r r,
in three months after that da.J and any >.
who shall land or vend such liquors. t,e.,,se,
feriug the confscation Of tn. article, shall b. :,
ished. The decree is dated June IS. lgN
A decree Of government, dated Lin2. Jo..
directs that ali citizens from the ayes Al r.
TO :ifrv years. shall enrol themselves UNDER,
per officers. in order &c form bodies of u,l,i, +.
cavalry aud Infantry.
The Wal paraiso Mercury statee that oat,. Il
April i violent storm was experienced :. h..
The American brig Amelia, Hepburn. !or /.
her chain cables and went ashore nearl.ee.-,, ,,
Of the harbour. The vessel was lost b.; Il. =,
go, sails, &c. were saved. The Pur;ia cy J.
starboard chain, but recovered il after h. 8.
The brig Jupiter lost two anchors and rd,r.
the gale with one. The Indian Oak recei .
injury.
The productions Of Chill are to be receysi ,
Peru subject to duty of three per cent mai
of six. as formerly.
ChM.-Captain McGili states that on ttr II
of April an action took place between tn. p,rs
under Generals Prelo and Frleie IN The IL IN
of Conception, in which the latter wa. d,,.i
with the loss of all his foot soldiers. Thr ~,
made their escape, but General Tsppen SaiE.
ed. Friere had been bani,hed f;on Chill ri
had arrived at CaIlao, previous to the .aiIin.i.
General Smith. The political affairs Of Clars
NAMED in an unsettled state.
An esteemed commercial friend has iSsl
the editors with the following prices cunenl
LIMA, July Sd, lsQ
{" Prices on 6oard.-There are 5000 blue.t
Flour afloat; we quote the article, on board
S4a So per bbrI; No. Beef is retailing at 81
and Pork at Sl8 per bbrI; LIST quality yeI'
Butter is retalIinga at 3 riaIs per ID; yellow Sa
in Is Id. boxes, dull at &c ia 81; cane bolt
Chars S35 S55 per doz; wood bottom, 81
rs, dull; Bread, pilot, per qtI, 81; navy, 5
dull; Hams, prime, per Id. Il rls. wanted Ca
dies, sperm, Q. d per lib. sales: Hat %
quality, S7a8I0, wanted; Virginia Tchc'
al. S., dull.
"Erports. Dollars, 81 per cent; DonSo'
Sl72l; Hides. Qtl. $40 a Is; Block Tin, nh
ca, qul. Sl3 St4; Cocoa, at Guayaqgi, 2!
Ssi S3; Copper at Coquimbo, Gd' ST.
Sl7!.
Exchange on the United States I per t.
prem. on London 46."