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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

HD UNAWAY.-Eatly in January last, my negro
u e. man Harrod, runaway from my plantation ear
Abbyville, in Mecklenburg County He is about 20
years Of age brgh, compile xion about feet 10 inche.
high stouy made and round shoudered IL has rather
mean look out of the eye--has a narrow forehead,
high cheek bones and generally wears a smile when
speaking. do not know how he appareled, but
suspect he homsspun froek and corded pan.
falcons. He is probably passing Tor free man, and
dchcr. lie carried spade with him.
will give liberal reward for his apprch and
delivery 10 me, coniineme in Jail.
May l3. 3-l0r VIM. b. EASLEY.
NUEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
I've The Summer Course OF Lectures will begin
Monday the 9th day of April, and end the
Saturday preceding the first MondSy Of November
The month OF August is vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM. u. DEVICES NJ. Don Midwifery.
THos. Harris, Nj. d., Surgeon u. s. .NaUy.-On
Operative Surgery
SAML JACKSON, NJ. Don Materia Medica.
VIM T.. HoRNER, NJ. D.--On Anatomy.
JNO. X. MITcHELI., NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes OF Medicine,
and Medical Jurisprudence
HUGH l.. HoDGE, NJ Don the Principles OF Sur
gerry. w. T.. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, April I1l-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

u dissolution OF CO-PARTN ERSHIP.-The
HH co-partDershp of Armistesd & McCraw, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent All those who have
claims agsiO the concern will present them TO John
Armistead & Son for payment, and those indebted will
make immediate payment TO them, longer Indulgence
will not be given. JOHN ARMISTEAD.
HILL McCRAW.
June 1. lO-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

MHARSHALS SALE.-In pursuance Of Decree
lVU Of the Superior Court OF Chancsry for the Rich
mond District, pronounced OF the 18th day OF March,
1880, 10 the Of Moncure, &c. rs. Adams, Gel
shall, on Monday, the 2lst day OF juno next, being
Goochand Court day. at tbs Courthouse Of said county
offer for SALE TO the highest bidder, at public auction
for cash, 4 TRACT OF LAND, which, by the Deed
referred 10 in said Decree, 6ed among the exhibits in
the cause and marked c.. conveyed by Willis Nc
Kean and wife, TO James Taylor " containing one hun
bred and eightytwo and three quarter acres OF land
be The sans more or less, adjoining the lands of Mrs
Humber Thomar Miller, and Gsoigs Parrish in the
County Of Goochland.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. c. X. d.
May %. 6--ds or one OF his Deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
& Sn REWARD. Runaway from the subscri-

& Sn REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscri-
~ NV Der living in the city OF Richmond. on
Monday, the 10Th Of April, black boy named Walker,
16 or II years OF age he is straight and well made has
rather prominent peaked nose, and full eyes, he
taken ont Of Tobacco Factory (of which he is
~ ion) and for the last years his exclusive work has
been that oil dining-room servant, and at any thing
else, seems 10 he perfect novice. He had when
he went away gray Casinet Coat and Pantaoons ard
Wascoat OF the same, but he had other cloths which
perhaps he may have substituted for them Me. Plea
SAINT Winston's boy, Charles, went of about the
time that Walker did, Charles is free at the age OF 81
and has only years 10 He is about Walkers
size, but lighter mpected, we'll made, shrewd and
artiu his mother lives in Petersburg it is than
probable that Walker aud Charles together, they
great crones AMI, ii lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken off by some boatman
to Lynchburg, where Charles has paid visits be-
fore. will give the above reward if taken out Of this
Commonwealth, and secured in any Goal that get
him again, and twenty-five dollars il within the State,
and twenty miles from the City OF Richmond Mas
ters OF vessels are forwarned roE, carry ing eff said
Runaway at their peril.
SAMUEL GATHRIGHT, Jr.
May7. l23-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

We learn from the National Intelligencer. Of June
g. that their city election held the day before for Nav
OF and members Of the board Of Aldermen and Com
mon Council, the number Of votes taken in was about
pine hundred and thirty, and that nearly ~ could be
Thea ssceftai0eG, John p. Van Ness had received a
plurality Of votes for the MayoraIfy. and vas elected
Cen Vac Ness well known az the Jealous long tried
Hlehu Of Usn' Jackson Bait. Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

m UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG -
Notice IL hereby given that all the cells 10 this in.
stitu:ion are occupied and that more patients viii
be received until some of the sad cels are vacant,
doe notice Of which will be given ny ORDER oi me
Court Of Directors. hENbEf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

a. Tho ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
three week during the session Of the State Legislature
PIECE heretofore Five Dollars payable
Notes Of chaItced spcccans banks (on) will be
The Editors will the safety Of
uniting them by NALL the Of all letters being paid by the
writer's.
ar No paper discontinued but tho discretion of the
Editors) until all arrcaragcs have bccn paid up.
Whoever will the Of shall
have tho tcnth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
OR LESS-Est insertion 75cents-each
stnuanco, SO cents. 49, -
until il has either been paid for
by some in this city, or its cuvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
Aiay7.

Ma ARSHAL'S SALE-PursuantRt to a Decree
lYE OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Will
liamsbure District, in a therein depending pro-
nounced the 9Th day Of February, 1880 between Hen
ry Elloe and Elizabeth lis wife, and the said Edloe
guardian OF Virginia, Catharine, and julia Travis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

"a WARRANTED SCYTHES.
NOR sale at the sign of the paddock, a complete
assortment Of Scythes which warrant.
Also the British Patent Scyhes, from lS TO 81 inches;
all worth the attention of FARMERS.
And a general assortment OF
HARDw ARE,
SADDI.ERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
DEaRBOR.V"S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
GIaziers' Diamonds and Genuine Henlming's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
April 30. l2I-tlstJuly THOMAS A. RUST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15

TUVHE Subscribers offer their services as Commission
Merchants and will attend to the sales of Tobacco,
Flour, and other produce confded to their and
make the customary adva produce in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH & HANNAH.
Feb 9S-6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
WOMAN.

There isa gorgeous tram before mine eyei +
The truInpet's 'lsrnin sweIls upon the DIR:
Plumes--gIittering spcars--banners Of costly dye,
And steeds. richly caparson'd, are there; =
And knights with blazing crest, uad flashing eye,
And burnish'd shield Bcyend are tresscs fair,
crown, sceptre, and n goi,en- zone ..-,esAts <.
Their owner noaats--a 4ueensis on her throne:
BY heaven. bat yopder is "a bright array! s.
Tho brayest-proudest oS Nations prIde
Behold, as one bysonc in rich display, ast -
Each standard man untolds his banner wide. sse
Nov swell the trump--the claric and the neigh
OF the rcin'd chargers, prancng side by side.
ifueh! hark was that their tramp in mimic wheeR
No, tbs the yell of stsife--,hes clash of steel.
They charge! they charge! Oh. God, not fgeto foe,
But friend to friend 'ganst brothers
spear; ss.ssgs = -sas, ~ - ~ g s
Knights of the self Same device bending low,
Together rush--and meet IN full career
TIE shout of triumph and the shrek of wo--
The victor and the vanquisl dali are here.
Why deck thee, man. with fratricidai spoils.
Gaze OIL the throne! he knees--A 1NoMAs gMiLk rs.
Strange wizard being. .dcem'd OF weak estate,
Yet with thy rod thon.rniest sea aud shore, =
Man, scornet OF fire. iood--wresler With fate--
FORD by thy magic clfartls-2s man no more.
Slapped by Thy love. or by thy whitening hate,
Palace and tower: have groaned aud fotter' o err.
Peasant and despot all, enslav'd and free, q
Have spurnd thy name, and, spurnag, kacetd 10
- thee. -
What was tho weapon CONQUERED Cusar's foei
What but the tirefrom Ceoratra's eye.
What laid the walls of hnnglty Priam low
Tue thunderbolt OF Jopcs or Heen,s sigh !,
And the worlds Lord to deatbs Let Eve reply
WoMAN! mans keenest scourge, mans kindest nurse;
Thou art his blessins.--yct thou art his ca,se,
West Poinf. esfss = - .g'5ss 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
SNb0leaaJe l3rfffs GssfFessf.
Rsca..a0ntt, Jn,lntpa On. lH:s,l..

:. x,rsD1 = Hs-s - =. = 2 !.
~. ArII AnfstLtS
: ooaeeo, .e@ ,,,,,,l 80. 5. !. 4
soon 70 nie, ivoao- $oHdO
m.aoi'ng' ? a 2
Solhinoh. = u % -.sssl.
sosasso, : =. sssg
' "ss,',:I sSsuSer ,..sr. "a
~ 9ual: caveisdisii, 10. - q "
=, ''sl Nv ewiss' no 4, u a -
IN NO. sal
.s ss,y niiiis news Q
H,sScs 20 Oh
80 % Wniie %, y
Eoai. bsss g., Pc ~.
: sf uest ior snfppintS 10 q ~
,;., .sr,o, 3. ~ q 10 - -
So'.u. % ass s..sr.
ps...S's uf, "a HSraeLks.
D,.,s =, 49, q u - ~
/; I ~, ~ q 20 -, Z -
60 ", S, ea,,' ~ ~ All
t, ISL !. 80 = e ~
JM aso' sews 20 .,s.
S'rss, = a. r. u -.
sasssses, ,ai!oss n'ouh, toa ~
s s.u ~, Z, 2 q Co.. ).
Syg1 ". green, izt q ia =
I. ITO, re is :. =. Z
s" s WING, 70 ai.,s
iunday quahtiesi ~ a III
s.seeoaase' no. ~ a 10
GyfPe,u, 10. . a u 1870
Fsse ferrings. no ]. ; 30 a 6
snaI, no; 4, "a . % q
aiaese'ei, no. Ia lni. !. .
81 TO- = no. a . . g
., CO. no. s. > 7Sa ! y
Z. 80 =
isislns. ounchs 5oS, % a3 ID
,uusca'1, ? s rs. 49,. -
. &c, ave eeeses good :30a53
wincoT, SxiQ, % fee;,
80 .iox s<, 20: . 49,.
S fSe.'' Dlpont's. % e 2
1I snp' ,s 9. p, ION, lIo afO
1-'es, SP NJ s,hs-tirlesis R.n 10
1900 I "a 40 z,
nlofal't, u. 1sAa q
ft ~ ~: a~eGe TON, iuo
ilsl,, % 4 80
niiSllcap' 90 . 10 20,
1 new o. as & -
I.eI ! - $3.50 sssi
A...ae, soe 10 q 80 $50. y
yE 20 = % -
1 1919 cEal itsD II .
49, aaa.'Ap = a -
Ra.s 3 os Do'r'- IL "a a Is
ie z -
.a s....a s;ss g g, a., .. rs a 81
ysr o., 20 a % .-i.
~ :. .,nuia, genesaliy, 70 a 80
1slea,, t,ushet, 10 a 40
y G:1 ~ cul, 10. . ,
w, imaru, sat 70 q 70
tani', Dbl. IL a 10 -
sperm. winter prsu. sal. 90 a Is
40 ao. summer . 90. So a 60
oafs' oash: 80 ::
Ftdi.fcr 81 PARIS, ton, s rs
Fo's, prime, bb3 "a IL so {
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
TIE BALTiMOKE hIARKt1

wards kfn.v 4
the beow Fhe price of Howard street or a
pehso al 'se of the week at 81 GA
49, PSI u, however, did not maintain that pi.ce
AZ AM s s ss' s was made N The Of rs
'sy al ~ 90 eaen or interest addeh Tie price
"a o-o Iasn at winch price some tEansacfio,,s
~. pee ace, t ne eloe 2. the week. the article looked lit
uis anu ~, the holders asking Sh
an eighth and setted down o ~ m cousso o. ne gay
Sat, with fraction for yety choice bIands
City -liHs fIogrA lot OF Civ Mills Fpy ia ~,
ny. sold Tuesday 4i cash, or on ,fe with the M
;sres added LOT was disposed Of tho succeeding sy
on TusSay 's .ss Sss ssasa
cash. and ofano,er lot which brs on four months crs
IT. Holders very generally asked s. on Saturday.
TRAN ana FhenBu 3itte w heat came nsarei dri.
ring he week. and that which did was not Of good qualify
few parcels Of inferior red sold prices ranging ui
e. TO % GEMS per hushei On Friday prime red Brought
40 cents rom good 20 prime red, think may be fafy
quoted al from IS 20 Cents while thosa qualities ra,fpiht
rom ordinary 10 good would not bring than rs
past week and e few aSc gu sns
whicl, did brought az and "a % t,, ~ s,
down as fj,e mas1 :, ,rice - '' ' may oe aEi
Clorer Seed a sale having bean made a, iba, ;ca Il, -
be quoted at4 7-B per fyushel - " - 49, es
on 81 To- - y sssY ]. 80 - "fs'','s '
The a,no, of inspections for the reek en,ny ~. Sai.
day evening" ooss o,vard Street Flour 9i76 bar.
res i35 laIf ia Mills aud c,,,.,s go, sl
hsf 1f ,s.s S , na ' ahs
Rye Flour So BIDS and kiln dfied Corn Meal Al i
s'''s s.Tz'.', 90 80 3.
~ ,,,,,x.7 - q ~
! ], L A. ~ ~ MAR Jannay is.
fe2ns d,d navigation cnEilnning orcn, the dss
~ .s1 so as been steady and ir the season e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

sign Of 6ehns OF ures,i fexss tio,,s hs \,
sSS;sss @ had been s % aapsr i ca @
by no ineans acceptable ms He uses sesas
prevent The csssost- .A1f. Gas. - S'ef "A'eso
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
n AsllrNrrnr Ian. IA

NFA3fINJJON+ J1ll, u.
f'i,e venerable Jafgs MoSnoG Ex-Pfeideul OF
The tnaed Static, oaget iu ttns ciiy on Saturday
evening", from Richmond l,y way Of Norfolk and Bal
timofcsVo his road hca,e. Though sill fe6bls, sc
are happy tocar tbnt his keslth has improved, ind
eoniluuts 10 inprove lie - 81 rsp,ain we hear f,ra
lew dgys III This city. 1T his friend 5Ir TaENcn ErSG-
oFtaking lTa BY fhoimnd
N tae S,9te s6dtb Of Penhsglyana and tre GJbie<
tere we're ~ The year ROO, IS si6ves TO ceery 100
Whites TheTeaJe now IN the same s. atos CT slaves
Q every igJwhi;es.
ITO Bere= offhe Brheinorh, u present SilE.
ting ~ Bs.a, Gre d,eiarcd on the authority OF Oh
cd Nau,@cke. whaictn1h 10 be Aose os pisai,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

Dorchester eoitat5, 10 ,rit-Oek.8, 1927.
Joseph f. Muse dcposeth that he actually sur
yeyed and measured the ground from which John
W heeer his overseer, swears he obtaaed the corn
below inentioned and that the measurement
contains five acres precisely, aud the other measure.
ment ten acres to tie best ofhIs knowledge.
l. faFen aad ccrtified'by me, justice Of the peace
fer The coi;itv aforcsail - :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
JAMES HOUSTON.

Josn Wheeler deposcth that.t.ic cora which grew
on he above named grounds this season measured as
follows, to wit. on the five acres, four hundred and
joriy nlne bushels and one half busc and enc half
peck OF shell corn, ninety bushels per acre. want,
ing half peck-and on the ten acres, seven hundred
and sixty bushels OF shell corl seYety sx bushels
per acre.
Taken and certified by me-, Justice as aforenen-
toned. JAMES HOUSTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writ
ing from Harrisburg on the 18th instant takes The
following view of The canals made and uaakibr in
Pennsyfvania:-s.The Sehuyikill canal is I03 miles
IN extent 1t cost about two millions Of dollars. In
1879, the revenue derived from tolls on il amounted
to 81 600 dollars. In 1899, it amounted to upwards
of120o0o dollars Deductipg the expense ofrepairs
and other things, nearly Eve per cent upon the cap
ital was realized by thu stockholders. This must ne
cessariiy increase every year, ty the rapid increase
or the. quantity of coal aud other products WHICH
VIII be taken TO market from the coal-mne regons,
and irein the interior OF the state much OF the pro-
dnce passing through the Pennsylvania and Union
canals into The Schuylk canal, nd thence to Phil
adelphia. The Lehigh canal is about % miles long
Ofthe Pennsylvania Canal, 212 miles are complsted
and % miles more nearly finished. The Union Ca,
nal is so miles inlenstb. Thus, you wl perceive,
we have, iii this state 49, miles Of finished canals.
Betwcen two and three hurdred miles of the Penn
syiyaDia canal refHan 10 be compIeted a great
part of this viii be novigabc during or bcfJe the
expiration Of the present year. a rail- road Of Is.
niles is also Ia roPid progress. Notwithstanding,
therefore, The extraordinary czertions Of New York
to take the lead ia intergIi improvements Pennsy-
vaHa already rivals her, ind viii, in few years II
am not much mistaken, lcave her behind"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

~i.sifaci of Il eticr. dife1 Stytx3Sg J5S a
We hfyc cad t'as hr aeiebffui tialr ssaso, =
Fer = lsti Sunday lis weeF varn etoagt n
h@fe e win7nys u 81. fiyaeins and assanics arc m
3T'a,, a''d ii.s 6n;t tIses are putting io7b. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

Ihe Senate Of JNuine-has President at last. -
The Portland Courier announces the result as fol-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
Hay.on's Cough Drops .

yJ1His elegant preparations, has ter"t'und ex''meH
4 useful IN couS lis, Guilds, .ashms hosr.eness o,e
..;~x~,, Inv it. sn, uae trial fcqucn,l, effects per-
tre, cur. Wher, ,his txcel'en; article has oceh
introduced has become extremely pop"iari cnten
sr. ,sy induced TO tax it, on account on piessah
tas,e, an, the salty with which II IS sdnnn's'er'u
rrn,sr !, very Superior family medicine I" e'exr
oSn.rysor;c t;,frvy's cordial, &c all ct which con-
~. on;sn or sumo other narcotic from winch thus me-
Hem - entirely tree The reasonable price, puts 1t
Al. in the power AL 10 obtain il, and none VINO
will be induced to use 1t, viii lie Mssa'sned "'.i
INV - cents ncr phia, with directions Sold
,, 6, 'n - .,.nan5;,
dec iS-tawSt hi'is "se' iN'eA""''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
~ Otiee

IN cons elence Of the failure "f the Stockholders !"
4 the Aslb, IS e. p Turnpike Company 10 attend Tue
General Meeting called on the 'eeond FRIDAY IN inns
nr-sent month the II Ckhodrrs art hrrch, nnhhed 20
.,en - NJ cling Of the Compsn, on The second Fr'd"y
IN January nert a, The house ct Mrs sarah UPF', ~
M,dd,s bug he cbiee, of,his meeting is todo what
the regular meeting soud have done namely to elect
the Officers If sa C"mpan, for The ensuing year. ana
IN fin compensation fn their ser'i ices udera resnlu
ion 81 the las, General Meeting; also. To take INTO
con,,isra,ion p propositions from The Administrators OF
doctor Levi, Ruswel, ,otransfer stock in paymeG' of
tile debt OF her deceased husbands and TO CT on such
other matters IS may the be 'ai bef'r' '''em
nmneai attendance, in person by proxy. guest
ed q. the sspes,cn o. dvio ends may ne involved ~
decision, Of said meeting on Mr. Burweli'' case
u, order Of the President md directors:
GIBSON, Treasurer
M.l,licbuig, November IS, 1850
.l,.c did
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
"A. u HarMnn

Sill continues the business
at the oil stand. aud offers ior
4a1sssap saie, 1t reduced prices. gene .
raj assortn, n. Of N.r' cusrs- sai hne Boo' VIC"
coarse snGLfnc Bros n'ani Sho"s, ladie,
leather. and sealskn Walking Shoes anu ""pp''s,
Rvs, Misses and Ciidr,n's coarse aud hne shoes
and Bootees; also, Mems and Bows low Prcea ur "'"
wool Hats; AL Of which offered, wholesale a'" 'e-
tail, as cheap as any in the District
dec lI-eoiw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
Entice

VNHE s,bscriberh lost had stolen pnncr Georges
cOunty Ceit6 ateS to the amour, "f one hu'"'r'
.a.l {, r,, some dolsr Three WEE drawn IN favor o.
N.ss,, & = 81 Burgess one in favor ~ Mss f. "si
- mn. ne Thomas NoryE,nd two If The Sansbur,'s,
and two ,fm,seH An, one who will deliver them to
him shah be literally rewarded All persons are iore'
warned receiving any the whole OF said ,aes
WILLIAM ERiAN.
q, c,s Ct i.ilaru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

FLova-Yesterday the wagon price was dull
at 81 62.. The probability that our navigation
will soon be closed BY ice, has some effect on the
Market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
Voice Notice

PROPOSALS will be received at my noa re O., Q.
Payne between King and Prince street,, ill Fr'-
day. the 2l,h December, for cleaning all The Pav,.i
and unpayed Lanes. and aile' within inc
m,s of the Corporation Of Alexandra, TOR one year,
''I' ~ s"...yah WM. VEtrCH. s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

Conx ExcH.ScE.-iu consequences Of bad
weather, good deal having been ijured. IN APP
pearauce at least, By the rains and the urgency
of some river captains to return home, there was
rood deal of Flear pressed ON the Mrrket I'M
der rrther unfavorable circumstances, especially
as there were no large purchasers. Some lots
of Western which had been wet were sold at IS,
but the lowest price for that in good order was
IS IL. thence to ) 25 for good brands. to 5 81!
for Ely. and other extra brands. Upon the whole
prices of flour in good order were steady. with a
great many small sales. SO that there was no &C
cumulation of stock. Very little was done in
Corn. Barley sold at 70 cts. Western Wheat
II2 cts and Virginia 90 104 cts. Oats adyan-
cod to Sc and 81 cts-1MyK Jour. Com. q Non.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
New E0nk

rs~ir suh>criber has Just received and ctrs tor sale
the fooeng Engii h anil American pub 'caiioms
VIZ The ameo; =, mcange If Literature and the
r,s .,icc,etl from the Bo, with fifteen elegant en-
gr wings from paintings b, Sir lhos lawrence aNd
yi,ku Sir Joshua Yc,nolds sc SC. The !lis,arl oil!
tome b, Titus ivu> translated from he ORIGINAL
wih notes anil u. tratobs by Ge"iSc Baker. A ~ /;
c,mp,c.e in , vols -Four additional volumes o the
w.verly Novels The Modern Traveller. vols ~ a"d
Sd lsi.s Of Travels west e III, Mississippi ~ y
Bill The ;,tory and topography OF the U"'ed
tales, edit, b, j. u Hinton, NJ assisted b, srvc'
r,I literary gent. in America aud Engand; Illus
rated with series of views dawn the spot and en-
g,avet On steel expressly for 'lHs work
TIE Ameth, -, snnual oi Literature tor 1881, by
y G.. Brooks, Baltimore.
dec 2I-d,g DAVID MARTIN.
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600 NeWa, d.
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forged certificate If ie eo, will endesvor TO pss9
AS free H. only par, Of his clothing r.col', CT
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stand lie has abou, forty dollars ~ silver with him,
(stolcu, no doub,
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Ill so get him again, and it brought home all resson.
able chsr-es paid Mr. Ihr.ckmor' on has TO dcubr
of. red handsome reward for his woman and child.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Alexandris, dec 9 co3w
GT The uagerstuwn Torch Light. Cumberland Ad-
yocate Fredeficktown Herald, and Baltimore Am RI
can. will publish the above three weeh', ard send I'd ~
accounts here for cole cuon.
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UAVRE MARkET-Noy. I.

Cotton, letters received from the United States
confirm the previous advces of destruction by
the drought This with the suspension of arri-
walls, has given frmness to the holders, but buy
ers keep of. sales of the week 46l bales Loui-
anna at S7f so 1Ol {. so; 347f. Alabama at 1921
so $751;; 1873 Georgia at S8f "a OFF so. Sugar,
the greatest inactivity prevails. Coffee. calm.
Indigo. without business. Potash, nothing done
in American: Il casks Russia at 40f; SO do do
s7f. free Hides, no sales. Whalebnne. 6M.
Southern sold at 2f 10; it is held to-day at 2f.25.
Sules at Hapre. Nor. Sd.-Co'ton, IS bales
Tennessee at eSt: so Alabama sci; 10 half chests
Imperial Tea. in bond. ST. 80.
Nov. Oil. los bales Tennessee Cotton. &C. 229
bales ,.oui.iana s7ac If. Il; 900 hhds. Sugar
CAT. 5Oa69ft SO casks Russia poa sh al ST.
M.RsEiLLEs, Oct. 2;.--There have been large
movements in Grain. The arrivals Contnue.-
Our stock of foreign Grain anne now amounts to
$50 charges. Prices continue IN favor and the
sales have been large. Prices have how ever Civ
en- away in all the principal French markets.
Oils are stationary.
PARIS. Nov. Sd.--5 per ceptt 95t.70af.9j. S
per cents 6Sf. lOa6SE 45.-Eychausc on England,
month, a5f5 s. per e stg.; Hambucgh lS6 arg.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Ptice Of &ocka.-S per
Cents Con. 84i5: Con. for Acc. 8+5i; per
Cents Red. S5ai; 81 per Cts. Red. 95a4; New
8! per Gents 94d; per Cts. 1896 99id: India
Stock, 235 22-; Bank Stock. sO9i 2lo4; Fix.
Bills. 81 to Sc; India Bonds. o TO %; Long
Ann. II 1El6; New Ditto, II 1915.