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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03
a5BilaOelpDfa 3aotter,

vi SlIOMAS C.. LANE s. Co are now re-
E. ceiving large and splendid assortment OF
SPHLNG afaG SUMMER GOODS,
to whies they invite the attention Of ali who
are IA icll Of gCoa igui,.s.--Tbev would
remark thst their Thomas c Lane is now in
market attending the auction rooms, SHE, 2
he is purchasing goods SO very low a. te
esabie them 10 say, that those who VIII call
at "Lanoas weisknown corner" shall not 20
awar " ibeut getting goods very sheap
Cheapside, Shefherdstown, May u.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03
LOTTERY.

Ne. 5, EXTRA,
Win be drawn ct Wilmington, Del.
80 Number Lottery-9 Drapa Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-03

WashtHyEon, d. G.
'e.eAn Official account OF the drawing will be
forwarded to adventures, free of postage.
Washington, ID. e. May ~, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20

Removal.

vENIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the franklin House Hotel, few doors
below his Old sand where he continues to on the
Saddle. Harness : Trunk business,
IN I'LL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgement, 10 his
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage he has
received from them, and begs leave to assure tier.
that. with the aid Of the best workmep, and
pie supply of the most choice materials he will he
able render entire satisfaction to those who may
please TO favor him with their business eitherb. oder
or personal application.
lie has OIL hand At this tine and will continue kip
large of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, the III ,st moderate terms.
Patent spring saddles
Men's saddles, best ,quali,y' STUFF flaps
DO do do plain
DO do common 10
adies' do b. 81 aud common
Plated and steel bittcd bi'dles Of various kinds
Plated and steel mounted nsrungaes
sadLle-bsHs o, the lat S fashion. and common
Vesses al.l carpet ira, elirg bags
Plated moi nted carriage hsrness
do gig do
Brass aud japan mounted gig harness
Plated. brass, AMI japanned mounted carryall hsr,
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and ha,ers
And also genera! assortment Of
Eeganf Xurd Leaihey Ttureiiing Trunks
And grehtvaieiy If
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plate steel and bras. srid:e bits and slinups
Sadd;erees and buc xskns assorted
Buffalo skin saddle
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, ard Quilted at shortest notice
Cd saddles, har S. and trunks Of all kinds repair
cd al the shortest notice.
sept 50 JAMES NANSANr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20

vEHIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the franklin House Hotel few duors
below his old stand; where he continues to the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-20
Fnyte Hiu,,ns
\,rNpYiNl YEA.


N's- tA'fN -, =, ,l -.
r77tiE >uhscriNcr hss 'u~t r' CIV az. -, So
IRE Gem, Literary Arnua. for 1851, con-
,o,, we've sp,yn,.. ii engraving, b' 'he M" e'''
Friendships O65rias, a Literary Album and
Aaou, Rem mbr.uc,rtle 1881, c'n's'n'ns m,.'osn
beautiful enrrayiugs, amongst which are war, GIN
., scots coin, r,rJh TO execution, aud AUD ''''"
Cray -.
,,,.-., other ener,vn,y., I he three Mans AT the
- .fl.hrist bv = Ssn., D.. from Zen West, and The
~. h, n nr,n.ia,,. from p''n.ns Nv \ No>es
TIE forget Ne-Not, Christmas, New Years
an, Brh la, Present for 1851, containing htee" e's
TYs Christmas Boz, by Marshall, juvenile
A fresh supply of the Atlantic souvenir and
~, a., tsu also. The q .ltcsnan's too kei AIMS
nack. for 1885, and Des'',er's Almanac <, ,'r GO
nAo ~., o. 49, DAVID MARLIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
ORIGINAL POETRY.

The following, to the tune of The Legacy" W;
written for and presented to young gentleman IN IN
beginning of August, then about to depart from Ael
suiria on his tour TO the North:
GOOD-BYE.-.9d addressed to e. L. n.
When thou art ready to take thy leave, ~
Thou'ir think, perhaps that all hearts VIII oresS'
And that each, protesting friendship, will grieve'
And deepen the furrOws adown ms cheek
Bu, We with sentiments VOID of sorrow,
Without one tear 70 dim the eye,
StiIl locking ON to joyous morrow,
We saily bid our friend George Goodbye!
Good .byew-instead Of farewell Of woe,
To lamp the spirits Of thy young heart
Iye take the wiscst course mortas know,
And bid thee with smiles of joy depart
Aat. We wish thee every honest pleasure
Thy tain,le,s soul would stoop to ENJOY:
And y safs return 10 unload thy treasure,
Aad furnish memory long employ.
"Good- bye!' but away, oh let no change
OF scene or people alter thy heart
Nor so much please thee As to estrsnSe
Thy mud from the town where now thou ART
Vor let the sweet aurements OF Beauty,
Her ducet voice or her brilliant eye,
TEMPT thee 10 swcrye from the line OF duty,
OrmSse us p.ourn shat We bid thee " GOOD oyc!
.!IsrcndriG, ID {. Wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
Mons. T.. N0uA,

French Teacher al Mrs. Por'sr'' S'''.
DKUpOSEs toopen Class TO" the f'uis
4 Alexandria not Attending that senIn'n 4
A separate Class for Gentlemen WI. "'''
opened. u,,sFA
Mons Roux thinks it is useless TO 50! h'U'.
necessity of acquiring a Language whose 90
too high to be neglected OF o'eIloo.sd - i
liberal education: il is too well known W.
ties. niceties aud true meaning, eau never "'
ders,ood it judged only through the m.d'D"
prcjudiced or splritles' tra"'ia',o"' n,,ll
Of his capacit, asa Teacher, Mons .n'-a
still less: the very KIND and no faif""s r.r 4
given Of him by Ms. Porter in her ad't'''''
pcls him TO be silent on that subject. =. 4
Private lessons viii also be gwen 20 "''
wish il, and vino will make ariy aPphc-'o" ~
For further information and terms. please " ~
A. newton, Esq Franklin Hotel, e,,r5
NIB. Mons RouS teaches also ne ~
guaEe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
-a160sHb

Retort Pecuniary.-A fello" went while ago
to a store to get dollar bill changed into silver.
"Is it counterfeit" said he of the yardstick.-
81 think it very likely replied the ether. for
tsek 4 If res xsstsrdzv'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
Eor Rent.

~. Tile ercellent T4FER''nIl. RS
SsaSi roughly repaired and enl1,gsS, ,,.,,: : ,
go s,ablng TO accommodate l. bI .,a
leyed TO be most valuable sHd ce.n ..ny-rrH
terms. apply to the
aug 2t--d6iEre02w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
From the Charleston City Gazette.

i
DUFFIE, and JAMES HAMILTON, jr. To all
| Planters, Merchants, and Factors, who believe
| in the soundness of the Doctrine, advanced in
the Exposition Of our Legislature, sc, SO ably
supported by Mr.. MoDuFrIE. in Congress, we
be- leave to offer the following proposal:
We will enter into the following contract with
each, and every one of you: We will supply you
with every commodity on which duties are paid,
and every Domestic Article of consumption, which
receives protection by the enormous Tariff. upon
price, upon condition, that each of you will give
US only 25 bales Of Cotton, or 25 barrels of Rice
out of every hundred that you produce, or export
We are of that sect of economists who believe
that the duties are paid by the cOnsumers-you
that they fall on the producers. BY acceding to
our proposal, these antagonist theories will be
brought to the test Of practical experiment, and
controversies, will thus ascertain the truth or fall
lacy of opinion, of which mere speculative rea-
soning is unable, it seems, to convince them. II
your theory is the true one, you will save. and
thereby, gain Is per cent. Reduce the duties
each of YOU pay, to Is per cent, the amount Of
duties on Wooden and Cotton Goods, imposed
by the tariff of 1916, Tariff which received the
jealous support of the Statesmen OF Carolina
Should you, however, be in error, which we con.
| fidentlv believe to be the case, we would not
venture to make the speculation, we will be the
gamers, and whilst we expose the error in your
calculation. have also the satisfaction, Of ascer.
tanning to cent. what is the amount of duties the
State actually pays. The problem can be solved
bv contract with few, as well as with tie
whole State. though we would be glad to contract
with every producer.
The above proposal is made by several indivi-
duals, who are unwilling to give publicity to their
names, unless their offer is taken up. All com
munications must be made to them, through the
medium Of the Post Office, addressed to
eEaS5en-
! This part Of the world is suffering under sec
ond drought hardly less severe than that OF July
! and a degree of heat very high for the Gate pc
riud Of the summer. Fourteen hot dry days in
succession, with a good deal of wind. have parch-
ed up vegetation. The Crops are past benefit
or further damage. except the fodder, which is
represented as scarcely worth pulling.
Richmond WIig.
a -ausH7c09s-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-02
DP.4VS THIS D9J.
New-York Consolidated Lottery
Exfra Class No p Eor 1850
To be drawn on Thursday, the 2d ct seFtrmb'
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tinkaf. Il: halYcs , 81; unaritrA =.

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Dismal swamp C.ritofI'
Cmss NO. Il, for 1850,
VIII be drawn al Richmond on FRIDAY. ID srptl
IS NUMBER LO1TERY-l0 DRAIVg SibJ''
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
100 CAPITAL PRIZES OF $1,000
Capital Prizes Of $4,000 Ptize' Of g.. =.
s do do of $500 do OF 3D.
Prizes amounting in all to $500 O'O
Tickets SO, halye. 81 quarters J 5oi e5'I'
To be had in variety Of nu'nb'r'' a.
r. III. WHITES
Lo.te,y one, E'g',i
ar ORDERS from the coIniry ,pec'A!lI si'''--->
Rye
EoR sale by 81 MILE"
aug3l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
MA.RxNgE NEWS.
PORT or no H.YO.YD
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Scht Ben Valentine, Philips, from Wareham,
Mass ballast
Schr Evan L EIeicntt, Mason, from Baltimore,
with sundries to g. Goodc, , Winston. Worth
an ~ McGrudcr. Bnt6rd, Brooks & Co J S NV
ers d. CO. Parsons, Lancaster s. DENLY, w
Garth, r Johnson & Son
BriE New-HumPshlre, Libby, Hamburg, in bal
last To Palmer.
SAILED,
Schr Horizon, Iugcrsole for Snugcr;es, coal.
Schr James Fisher, Somcrs, for Charleston, -four
and nails.
Schr Chesterfield, Bcnston, for New York, coal.
NEW YOK. Sept. 10 Arrived. schrs Planter.
Spce!, from Richmond; sloep Trimmer Price, do
SEPT. i4-Cleared, Brig NIkoIai Merry, Rich.
mond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
w SHINGTUN HOTEL.
RICHMOND, vIRG1Nl "A,

a ne - tbscubcr having leased this DID and W ell
Known Establishment, for q tern of years takes
TINS opportunity 10 announce his friends and the
bubhc generally, and particularly the former visit
ers OF the house, that il will be op.ncd for he uc
COMMUNICATION oil company, the first of October -
~ Is no" undergoing thorough repair. and will be
h,tcd mp IN PLAN but neat style With beds bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new and CT tho
best KIND. Ills servants attentive und experience
ed, and his Bar-kcrPers polite and HmodatIng.-
Ills Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, aid lis Table with the most choice
dehcacies OF the season. which the city and coun ~
can afford; and lie flatters himself that by unreuit-
ing attention to HIS business. he will rive entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor MIN with their com
pany.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL. is situated in TN.
most pleasant part of the city, immediately Onp"sil
tue Capitol, and contiguous to I'll the Public Offices
and but shor, distance from the Theatre. the Banks
the Basin tlie Warehouses, aud the Offices of the
principal Millers OF the c!ty; and the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen Guiet
retreat Ei:1n they wish retire from the hustle and
ncl> ot the streets. Such the local Advantages
OF TINS house, that may sffrn that gem
tcmen visiting Richmond either for business or tor
pleasure. Will find it Of the most pleasant sItua-
tons the cIty.
In addition to what trons!ent custom he NOV Be
favored with, the subscriber will I've able TO accom-
modete tDsniy: flee ar thirty BO.4RDERS, By the
week, month year, the most reasonable terms.
sept i6-ts ROBERT MACON.
Gooch!qrd Curt House.
CT The Petersburg Old Dominion Lynchours Yirg.nan
Charlottesville Advocate, Political Arena aud Staurun Spec
alo will publish the above week FOR month"; and
forward their L. the Whig Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
lmnorlnnt ENhihiiinn-

TUE Ladies and Gcni.ucn OF Rohmaud are respectfully in.
formed that the Steam Carriage Uulrv will bc Pot IN
operation al Tan BarE Hail. small Rail Way for few
his Locomotive works with great celebrity and precision and
draws Gar alter with two persons time .n thn, all s
visitors ride a. IL rich Cet 10 tho friends Of Inter
nal Improvement and much instruction obtained nv
those who wish 10 be informed the subject Of rail roads
the Locomotive Eai Road, being nenny the precise model Of
the locomotives aud Cas- nung the European ami Ba
more Rail Nays-aud viii overcome a greater rise on tb,
Road, Than any ~ cr Locomotive this or any other
county, which the propcors respectfully submit 10 the n,uuc.
'n Nv us N'-W"t' IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
FALL GOODS

EO. l.. TlFFlN Ia now receiving part of l,is
~ assortment Of F;W cni Hintcr DRY Goods.
ana VIII continue 10 add tn his stock by every ar
rival from NV York aud Philadelphia additional
supplies. Country merchants, and retail purchasers
are invited to call and examine them.
sep iG-CU3iG&cGw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Practical Book keepIng.

MFR CARrkNriER respectfully inform, inc cuzens OF
I'VE R-taonG, that he has taken the Rooms
Nle>srs 1 A. HaTwcks two doors below tie Virginia
BanSs which ne has ed for puPoAs OF teaching Con-
ntcTeia practical MANNER in whicn lle .u
business and carried uroug al lis
various comp ea'ed rusEuS-Oy DouJts Eati2, SCys
To every engaged cornseial puIsaIs the much aud
long neglected subject OF regular Of
tons is OF vital Importance whou, know edsr OF
these the consequences Man, men
IN business er tho of knowledge compesd IL
leave the management OF ihs agents csrk
aud Of tIuns to their Edey possessing any scier
means oi testing of then proceedings By the
following system o: instruction. the above easily eine
died,
lst The merchant, specific name Is introduced IN
domestic business which he Tor three months, tie
then balances aud closes MS HOOKS inpro1ed
~ The Merchan, then takes partner and enter. into
shipping, ConTaSS,on and Special Co7ariership business
winch lie conducts Tor four montn OF winch the
concern Is dissolved Inc merchant usn Jusin,
into las hands, settles with retiring parlne RAYS hm
h's ProPonou of profits, and capital furnished.
Inc whole will he rendered exceedingly s.guIe
TO consist OF two courses FIRST Domestic; sfcoad Fore IN:
OF II lessons each
Hours of instruction between 6 8 6 a al-aud asp.M
Communication from Committee Of Gentlemen a.
tIched 10 one Of Mr. Cs classes i,l Baltimore
The undersigned having taken lessons Book Keeping upder
MIR. Carpenter, gentleman from New forS, highly recon-
mended do most cheeruly express unqualified approbsuon
OF his system OF instruction that very art a, well
our cnmmendaon of ms skill aud OF PRACTICAL pepIcuou
and pleasing method ~ teaching
Having the various booEs prepared 10 his hand, the pupil
led, step step, through the different of the work
by double ene, from the opening closing OF accounts,
-
keep the auxiliary book, such Cash Books RIR Hoos,
BdHk Books &C. mpesses upon his mem
and enables him only understand, to do the
work and to test tho correctness Of the whole by Balance
SHEETS, &c.
We hope that many young may avail themselves of the
opportunity afforded perfect their know ledge ~ branch
Of learning indispensable the merchant important 10 the law
yer, and useful to- all
Edward HinCkey, E,1 James Brakeman ESQ
Geo Gordon Bell, Esq J. "a Clarke Classical Teacher
q. l. Dulany, ESQ. ID. 3. Prince, Principal Of the
klcClnock Young, ESQ. Fayelic Academy
Nn. Gideun Esq.
.UeTclunls:
Vim McKrn, Ambrose A. White,
Geo. Ecmscn, WIN Eckc,
Euoch Hyde, jon. Edward Cockey,
Reed Perkins Francis Jones,
Frederick Woodwork, John Howell
William w. Kane, Pratt Jennings
ALEXANDRIA
Thomas w Smith, Joseph l.. SlDdfcrd,
Samuel H. Jannry Thomas rotrcv.
Frederick Wilson, George Mason.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
From the LirerpOoL Chronicle, Aug. :.

Gen. Lafayette. bong from HE very greu, age.
incapable OF he active exertion re9uiie for such
duties Gen De B0urg had been elected the head of
the National Guard Of Paris, and issued the following
proclamation" &c.
The Key TO this puzzle is. that Gen. Lays yelte, by
season Of The Office conferred hum by the ProvI-
sonai Government. bore the title. General 6u Bourg
General OF the city, and ;hus signed the Proc anna
tons. The Frsnch papers thinking it unnecessary
to repeat The name of Lafayette to every proclsma-
ton, printed 1t with the signature of his title. Sucb
a bull was not expected from & paper of so high
8 snding as the Liverpool Chronicle.
BOsfn PaiTiui.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

He was an old revolutionary soldier, aud has been
afflicted with painful disease for tsle last eighteen
months, which he bore with christian faritnde
blessed are the dead that die in the Lord tor they
cease from their abours and their works doth follow
them" y
DiEO-Yeserday, az half after 10 O'clock, in the
3lst year of his age, JouN G. RoBERr, Esq of this
city, leaving widow and to infa6s children to feel
the loss and lament te desth Of al acctionute hus-
band and fond and tender parent cut off in the prime
of life. The relatives and friends of tie deceased
are requested TO attend his funeral to-day at twelve
o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. Ann ID. McRse,
on K Street. All who knew him, know that more
warm-hearteG, generous, chivarous man never
existed than John G Roberts He was looked
M TO as leader by the chiyalry of Rich
mond. Ills prudence md attention TO business had
won for him the means to launch out into large
and prosPccivsiy profitable business. But 1t is tFu-
ly said 10 holy writ. lin the midst Of life we are in
death" He was cut OF by bilious fever, without
the time usually offered on a death bed to prepare
for the awful change. He needed no time to pre-
pare for 1t. a well spent life is the best preparation
for death. w r.
Yesterday at his house near Marion HILL Mr. Ro-
BERT r. GLINN, formerly merchant of this city.
His friends are requested attend his funeral, on
Sunday morning. at ten O'Clock, without further in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
pENMANSIIIP.

Mr g. will also give this useful art
md admired anti angular ,pisoarV system: which
taught with gca New York Boston, and rhade-
P1a recently; which Cce Ladies rapid and fashionar
style ci writings Gentlemen expressly adapted
cantle pursuits nv this mode pupils taught with
and elegance; perfectly CHIT without lines
with greater freedom than system taught So great
the Spnv eneui, that eight lessons often produces
and elegant running hand by those who could their
Mr G. engages render them accomplished writer's howe
detective be their original writing IL see
specimens al his ullcs)
Hours Of instruction Tor Gentlemen between and ~ II
ard add & T. NJ For Ladies between IL and =. NJ
For fJrIhsr particulars apply ~ the Office
y Il As re'sreHceS Nj q. all ETo the first hu,iss ~
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

FNtfaci OF letter dated Liverpool Saturday Aug 9Th
Crops ofgran are still very promising but owing
To there being short supply OF free wheat the
sFagcs continue 10 advance, and the duty on wheat Is
now only lOs8d per quarter, and on lnur esd per
Sf' Inns latter article has ugan advanced to 32s,
but DO not let this be;rray you into SHIPMENT ps
The duty may again be Gsa SIS before it cc,.!l ar
rive.
In Cotton W. have had whr, is now called a ouIet
week, only $4,000 bales sold
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

a snort time after. Missing Mr.. Hiram Clark. NOR
m oil view haven, nnd boy belonging the boat
who rcnlared on board, were seriously ipnI.d.
Capt. Bcechcr was slightly scalded in mis- feet The
steam beat was not much damaged The tb,cs
persons belonged to the boat, who died at the hos
pitol, were cOlOrcd mcn. RoU o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
FREDERICK HARRIS,
70 ErOr If Jos .McGehr.
sUEE OF DYaREYsrA

eoSfoR JOHN DOVE, having Just returned
- rum New York, where he has been q, make
himself wen acquainted With eiycr Halsteds
method of curing Dysn-psa or Indigestion. now of.rs
ns services TO those sfhcted with that complaint ga
me legally au;horAsd Agent Cor the aia,e OF yrq,n
ia OF Ha!sted The inventor OF this on.relv new
,ioae OF practice In the efficacy of which, j. Dove
has the most III plIcit cor fdcncc
w bic there had amPic opportunity of convars;po
daiiy with from to 20 OF these unfortunate snfFr
ets from many OF the States, whose diseases had
es.sleu lhe a1!est medical advice Europe and A.
merca, end ho had been entirely and ,,d;cau, -
red by this method GU
TOT 'he eincacy OF the practice am authorized by
;"'C iias'ed /" Tetcr To Messrs W.n H. Hubbard
'a'n,s Et"h'' b r. Hiiiard Joan II. Gordon. r.
ersl from the town OF Petersburg.
J. Dove may lie fund on the Market Bridge, over
the s'ofe OF MeSsrs Wadsw"rth i WillIams
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

IL IS stated IN some o; the Maine papcrs that one dis
trci Of tina, State one hundred individuals Who go
JucHsonmen have rcnounced their allegiance to that
party, and signed an address in favor of Mr.. CIov
The names OF these cOn.eGsed Jacksonnep ar. nub
Jour. rN0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Almanacs for 1881.


FENiE Christian .4i"anaC; zens aud Farmers Meseng
German Calendar; Virginia Gud North Carolina Almanac;
Citizens and Farmers Atmsnae-f0T sale by
sep II COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

rom the ESenips Edition Of the r. y. Journal Of Cou,
Sep ~
THE NEWS.-Our previous accounts from Lily.
erpool were TO Wednesday Aug. 4'h On Tuesday
winch Is the regular Corn Market day In Iv.ryuo
there had been decline both wheat and aour.
The accounts received TO day come down to Saturday
but being OF course quoting the state ofthings last
Iuesday. These paragraphs apt TO be repub-
shed III tins county IN Inunner give the impress
ION o! continued decline the reverse OF which is the
tact IN tins case il will be by the accounts we
publish that Flour had recovered a ll;te at Liver
pool, and that FREQ wheat rising throughou, the
hingdom. The six weeks average which we got to
day Is 7OsGd. and reduce on wheat from lbs sd To
sosod per quarter Had II been higher viz 7is-the
uuty would have stood 6s. al 72s the duty esd
ana az rs II is Is per qr. wheat and Ssd per br
on Hour The Last weekly average w[5 7IslId
winch cnsuers at east the es8dy dnty the next week
and appears to leave little doubt of reachinp IN.
minimum duty very coon. These hlgh prices appear
however not 10 result much from all uppr-liensc n
OF damage 10 tue coming crop, from 9 deficiency
OF The Old To supply tie market until the new har-
vest OeSins To Genie IN, which win be directly.