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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
More New and Cheap Goods.

.ierino Sha9is. Irish Linens and fancy DRY Goods.
Evils MORNING, Nov 2d, by the Efl5r from
New York and other late arrivals, the subscri-
Der has received
One bale white lannes, som, of them Of very supe-
r.or French gauze fabric
Long white, scarlet and black merino shawls
All sizes and colors square do do
fancy cologrd Thy bel shawls
Infants aud ladies' lace caps
Manila dlmhy, an approved article for ladies' under
dresses
White cotton hosiery. from auction, bargain
Fancy scarfs and hdkS orcvery description
ALSO,
All prices Irish Linens, Of superior fabric and grass
bleach
Erg,nt Dama.h table cloths
irish and Siles,a shect.ugs
Long lawns linen cambrics and linen camhric hdks
With many new, Fashionable and very cheap goods.
from The New YorlI auctions for sale at the usual
low prices, at II III. JENKINS
Mer'no Shawl, Irish Linen, & Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

/ 20 Iihas sugar, s.. croix Porto Rico andsis
40 brs DO do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West Iudia molasses
10 do and 60 bbl- n. .. do
$50 bags coffee Java, Laguira, s. Jago, Rio 6,
5 Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
30 tons bar iron, Swcdes. English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast shear, German and blstcred steel
10 tons pig
SO kegs cut nails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascolia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cnif skins ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayrcs hides
% Ss s S; : :ss $soj %+:ss
20 iPrces rice
- tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by IL. by 10, 6 by 9 and 0
by lin whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CoPperas alum, salt pelrc birthstone
fimento. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle cOrks
Sewing and wrapping twnc
Shoe bread IN bulls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggnp
SIters, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisins
Fax seed
p 600 lbs bacon
200 tlcrces Thomaslon lime
300 Drls tar
80 bbl7 No 9. mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass. car,h.n and stone ware
Whirmorcs cotton and wool cards
Llns' ed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shrctings shifting
Broad cloths, &c &C. &c.
ALSO.
Cotton yarns assorted, from The Appomattux Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS W EBB I, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

TERMS -SUH.oUIrTIoS 20 the DAilS RCHnoNp Wnio "a
Cry Subscribers So wear, and tor shorter perod at the
rate OF so both payable in advance When sen by
mad $40 "A yeaG
AuvLW For square of 10 lines less, in
IS cents; Sl three 81 AZ. and
yciy succeed ing insertion 3jl ccuts
Thrice a week. week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
Twice week, - cents; every succeeding
cIlou 80 cents
once week. insertion - cents; every succeeding
erton SD cents
Al advertisements also the CoxsrnrrioN,L
NnIu
Transient advertisers must advance.
The number of the Ms they
sl be inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
cordngly
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dos for squares,
md in that proportion for advertisements OF length;
except Auotoneers and Lottery dealers who charged 500
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fiays,) five dollars per
payable u advance
For adUerung75 square, less. the first
fertion and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT


.HGrtet Bridsel
IL AS on hand and daily expects the following
n Articles which he Will sell on the most reason
able terms WITHOUT the addition of prnGt:)
100 MaraDham, Spanish hides, (heavy)
1000 lbs of oak tanned soal'and harness leather
G'OOo lbs. of assorted cotton yarns
zoo lbs. OF washed and uBwasbed wool
100 sacks of Liverpool salt at 81
20 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar l5c to 2Oc
p whole and half pieces cotton baggins
% doz. wire meal sleeves
200 barrels of nett and gross sh
10 do of family roe
ID do of shad
~ hhds. Of hest New Orleans moiu sses
u barrels ct sweet Malaga wine
% do of cordial
IS DO of Newark vinegar
10 do ct do cider
so boxes Of 'nlow candles and soap
40 bundles of printing psper
Wrapping and letter do
Wcbbs seears, bed cords. sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, &c. &c.
AMI daity expected,
$4,000 lbs. Kicks family bacon
l,e00 lbs If lard
20 barrels large Northern apples
Chars. se'tees, &c &c.
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, DC.
20 Hhds sTs, raj s crorx ,9gar
10 do do New Orleans do
40 bays fine old white coffee
80 do green Rio Do
so do do Lanuira and Cuba do
% hhds West lndIa molasses
80 brs best old rye whiskey
100 do No. 3, mac iareI
400 sacks Liverpool fl led blown salt
ALSO,
New York inspected soal leathpr-for sale by
sept % RALSTON a. PLEASANTS.
j, II. NASH is Agent Cor
ysIHE North American Review
z Southern Review
American Quarterly Review
Yves minister Review I.ondon)
American Turf Register
London Jnrist (London)
English Common Law Reports
Library OF Ente'tpIning Know lodge. (i-ondouN
Library Of UseiGl knowledg, (Londonl
Farmers Series of DO (Lordon,
Franklin Journal
PORTRAIT Gallery London)
Condensed Reports Supreme Court
Mechanics Magazine (I-ondon)
Harpers FANNY Library
Aledco Chrurg!cdl Review tkondon)
Medical and Poy-,cai Journal
Review Encycop4 dIq"e Paris
Conversations Lexicon
Journli OF Health
Journal oi Law
Ladies Boo.
Peers Reports
Jones M.uop9i..an Views Londonl
j. IL. NASH wi. also finnish any other perod;-
Gals that those who patronise MIN may desire.
nov ?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
Fashionable Bouts and Shoes


4 HE suisse bers have hand, u very eX enslye
assortment of every description of ladies' gen
temens misses. boys and chlldrens boots bootccs
ana shoes, OF superior quality, all which will be
watran' ed. ~ they were made at their tao orv.
$500 pair ladies lasting. satteen, and kid slippers of
every q1ah'y and price
9Oo DO ladies' morocco walking shoes
300 do do scaiskn and igoatskIn wslking shoes
200 do do lisling walking shoes with and with
out heels. and AT various prices
30 do do bronze and blue morocco sllppcfs
30 do do blue and jet black satin slippers
so do do wnlle atm and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskin walking shoes. without heels
100 do misses morocco and scalskin slippers
ioo DO do DO do walking shoes
100 do do lasting slippers, colourcd ana black
300 do gentemens caskn, sealskIn and goat
skin boots OF various Quu les and price
100 DO DO s o1S55 S'ss S% ' snoes
1900 DO DO do do DO .,,no@ do pgmPs
500 do mems stout prime kip pcgged and sowed
bootees. very superior and low prices
'oOo Do prn" thick begged y sewed boolees and
shoes, suitable tor .ac ory and plantation hands
800 do WomcnS leather shoes ofeScelent quality
900 do boys bootees and shurs. various kinds
300 do ladies audgentlcmen's India rubber shoes,
large sizes and superior quality
@OOO do chdrcn's shoes and boofcrs, comprlsin,
almost every KIND made, The quality of
winch very superior
100 lbs wrapping twinc, which will be sold very low
200 whlskrr brushes, a handsome article
100 PAIR ladies' and ntemrns cork soals, n new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
90 superior made leather travelling trunks, some
extra large sizes, double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with IRON clusps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Back and Russell vaccS.
Al OF which will be sold al very low prices, Of
whoIesa' retail, nv
GRANNis8. SON G BROTHERS,
Corner Of Nam and lIth streets.
p They I'll receive III few days, many other
new aud superior articles. OCT %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
SUNI)RIES,

EUST received, chalk white beads, scrap prints,
- segar cases, fancy Inlls;ands. lndrhhlr INK su-
perior ven and pockc knives. superior spy g,sscs
with shade and acromatiC object glass extract of
musk. bead reiculcs and purses, metal shaving box
es, desk knives, medallion waters, tinted and white
note paper, ladies' memorandum DO ks with perpe;u
al almanacks, gold magnrtyers, ey" glasses ever
pointed pencil cases, cheap, French pcpa SILVER
pens, magnets tuning forks and hamm RS. immature
frames, paper states, shaving glasses with draws.
double glass spectacles. thermometers, gam, of the
graces, carbonIc denlriic for sale at tn ok Sta
tionery and Fancy store of ID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
Paper and Bucks.

B ii. Nash mas been adding to his assert
~ menl extensive supplies of books paper and
stationery which renders his assor ment as comnetr
as any establishment South OF the Potomac. An of
which will be sold the lowest market prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
Hosiery and Glove.

IIUaIUIy dIV NIVFts'
4 AIDES Black drnalr = ockmg-;.u patcut artl-
~ Gle, aud deserving the attention OF persons
wuntiug superior article
Black Wurslcd Hose, OF all pro
Raw SILK, aud English and Fr'nch Silk Hose
Gentiemens SILK. Vgonia aud Worstcd Hose and
half hose, Of all kinds
Do. Superior Blck, Castor and lloss SKIN Gloyc9,
OF every variety
Ladies Fancy Worked 0o all cold
Best Gloves, Long and Short
Children and Misses Gloves aud Hosiery
Forming general assortment oi goods Of the
kind, aud Tor sale 40 the lowest prices, at
* " JENKINS
Merno Shawl Luan 81 Fancy Dy Go store.
OcI 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
A Treatise on the Vine

y lICdtlSG on the VINE,
EMBRACING It's history from The, earlies, arcs
IA the present day, with descriptions of above
go foreign and 80 American varieties torether with
complete dissertation on the establishment and
management Of Nmryards-by VIM r Prince
just received. and for sale bv
oc' g JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

To ue Ladies' and Gentlemen # Richmond,
would beg leave to say few words for the pnr-
pose OF soliciting their attention 10 the above Card
OF Mr.. James Edwards; who not only deserves a
share of public patronage, but his misfortune of
being bitld, demands your sympathy Others, bless
ed with their sight, follow other occupations: but
that OF 4 Musician. is the only which he can
pursue Nevertheless he asks only for such encour-
agrmcnt as he may be found 10 mart. inc pendent
of that considerations TO those who acquain,pd
with him, any encomium Is unnecessary. 10 know
him, is TO respect him, and to feel for him. His
manners are unassumng, but decent: lis depor'
correct. ANXIOUS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
SREPA ADS
'atent Specific Ointment.
FRESH GOODS

FRESH GOODS
NJE have received by Ext. and other late
W arrivals from n w York
Worsied Muhair and silk hosiery
7-8 and Al Irish linens OF heavy texture
Table and byrd eye diapers and lawns
Fine and suprrline white and co.orcd hannels
MerIno cloths and cIrclasIans
New style caiicocs ard gnghams
Mermo and Cashmere long shaw is
SILK umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blu, and assorted cloths
IO-i t. Is heavy rose blankets.
With u general assortment OF other goods. which
we Offer at low prices. II NELSON * Co.
oct p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
French, Greek and Latin.

ITCTCU, UItth dIIU ILdIIII.
~ ERMAN, Para aud l. ndon Ejtlohs of The fol-
VI loving books, Just received:
Ne ophon- EnabasiS, Ovid Virgil, Cesar
Do Cyroprdia Had Ody-,ry lI.rnduus
Sophoc rs, Horace. Terence Eu ip des Drmnsthenes
Thurciddes, Racine. Curuciilr, MnIr @. Gil Bias
Charles I2h, Paul &Vrunn, Nnma Pnmpilius
And many other vauanl. works If IN" hnd, too
numerous to mention-tor sale, generally cheap
oct ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
n CARD.
Der. JAMES EDWARDS r,

ID IA. JAhEo ED w AitDio respectfully
A'- ilers his services TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Richmond, n performer on the Carionet and
Violin, 2, public or private parties He VIII be hap
py 20 obey any call which may be made on him. m
The line OF ms professions and he sohcs LtaL share
OF the public favor which shall be his ann in merit
Ills residence Is on the Hill, this side OIL and opposite
TO, the Pontenliary. Or should il be announcement
10 call at his own house, they may leave card
either at the Armory, or,at Dir Tsyors Conection-
airy Store on the Hill addressed 10 him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

The pifaie CONSISTED ofs1 men. she vas taken
by Capt. Mayo To Pensacola.
The Medical and Chirursical Faculty .f
Maryland offer premium OF 3 / 90 ior the be st
Essay on the nature and source. OF malarin, or
noAious masma.
a lady Ia New York. while passing through
John street. an the 5fh Ju, had fire cracker
thrown IN her lace. through carelessness, by a
boy. which struck her I'VE, NJ the moment OF
explosion, aud 1t is snid tore her eve ball quite
out from Us socket, 81 as TO destroy her eye
entirely.
:, In New York. on the 7ih inst 345 shares of
y D. bank stock sold Tor : 1870, and on the
neat day $50 shares sold at the same p,icr. d.
sidend ohIn both cases
A Spanish slave trader. with 100 slaves on
hoard. was captured by the Blush corvette
victor, aud carried into Havana on the Odd
ult.
John c. Wright. formerly a conspicuous
member of Consrrss from Ohio. IS AGAIN a eau.
tdaie, IN the district lately represented by
John NJ. Goodenow. resigned, Ed@ ard Bates
also formerly distinguished member oil Goa
grtss from Missouri, - il candidate Tor the
state sena,c. 10 represent ST. Louis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
OR AXIOM,

Dshnered al Republican Grore, Hat3nf, IN.
an conlmemorati0R Of The 51M .7hHiVersnrg Of
American Independence. By Nh. s. l. Mil
Ter,
FELLov CI7rEss: prudent regard To
my own reputation, would, doubtless have IN
dnced me 10 decline the l.tering invitation.
which haze received, TO address you on the
present occasion The sede"iary aud retired
nature OF my pursuits, my total inexpefienGe
IN publ;c speaking, together with the shoriness
of the time since was notified of your wishes,
should perhaps, have admonished me TO rest
satisfied with the distinction which sour request
conferred without exposing myself TO the nor
JfcaiioB Of an aboriVe attempt, and you 10
the i,npu,aiou ofbad judgment in your selec-
ton OF an Orator.
But disregarding personal considerations,
and cherisbing the hope that my lnfiscFeet but
well meant compliance with your request. viii
meet with all the indplgenf charity, which am
but too yell aware, IT will need, will endea-
vor Tor a few moments TO recall The renem
brance OF the times that were truly said to " try
meo's souls
Fifty four years have now rolled on since
that august assembly, the Congress OF 70, act
Jog in the name OF the 10 United Colonies, by is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

'ol"d aig 20 lie s.;.5z..
MS holfinauop as Governor OF E,,, y.,L r,,4. -.
moons ago by tie Bofs.esn a, Alb.n, a,1 .,..s -.
crate IN the eily Of New York. A, ~. -.
'"'''' mat ne Is poi;iean by trade, and thai
."'' eno''u happen to command majority Of vote.
''' poi''' AUG e"eiheHi TO hin, he vii not refuse Ia
''''' 'h''n' what aa accommodating gentenaal
~ An unusual degree o. exeitsn,e,, has ho., =
atcd Ia Philadelphia IN relntion To the two na
"h' "efe lately convicted, and sentenced IN d,,,, -
H'' r'aee-and one Of whom was pafdoned bv ria,
Inc 'ause oi The excitement Is the dlsune-
'''" "'id' between them II being colieudcd that As
o'e wa executed boih should have been or that =
'nc ffesideut ehoae 10 pardon one. he ,b,nld h,a
pardoned the other likewise But. IL serm, l., a. ,h,,
IN THIS No cause Of excitement exists nor ousbt anu
eehsure 10 attach 10 Gen Jackson We say tbs ,y,,,
pressure, as It Is but seldom thar we have fund any
'nihs III TIE Presidents Conduct which our iuagmenr
could approve The execution of one of the rnbb.r.
'"'d nave been sufficient IN our estimation Tor all the
Pun poses of public justice, seeing thai no blood WAS
shed by them, had the pardon of the other
IN MS instant release. And II this be "a tbcn tb ,
question which the President could have
l.
son undoubtedly wasaeeordng 10 all the facts which
unAspired with regard them, both on the trial and
ese"heie-aad therefore, the President would bnye
been Justiiah.e in pardoning him even had IN. ,ons
heen at once knocked of. But is ~ ,lson ,pain Iose
Oh the community No for he was fonnd guilty. AS
wen as Porter, ths companions who was hung ON ano-
her Count OF the indictment and sentenced to 20 years
soi'afy imprisonment, Winch he has now to endure
And IN our minds happy was he who dicd-Far u re
ierahle Is his lot who sleeps the silence of the tomb
over his who wakes only hear the clankr ohs chnns
to feel the ron piercing his very sonllo listen 10
the scorpion llshes Of ms cOnsceuce-an1 potchaueo
TO come forth from his dungeon, his old age, the
wilIlered and louthed image of crime. Really. such
mercy as has been shown to Wilson by the variation oil
his punishment Is mercy which h, who " onld socii
must have heart Indeed! Iftbe President had
done no act more ceusurable than tins lie would Cor at
least he shoud) have met with the undivided .unpott
ofall candid meu.
u / We leatl that HE Executive has turned
favorable ear 10 the second petition, presen
ted TO il Ivy The father of John AZ. JOnes--and
has repritrei him until Monday the lot. day
Of August next. We hope the unfortunate
prisoner may not continue 10 feed himself with
the hope Of Ultimate pa,don, founded upon his
act OF clemeHcy. Aud is certainly any
thing but good poicy in his friends 10 delnde
HIM with such hopr. There can he no rea
sonable ground TO expect further extension of
mercy, and il behooyes The prisoner. therefore,
10 mhke proper use OF The lime which a, he
urgent solicitation Of his distressed father, back
ed by The names Of many of the mos, respec,a-
bic cui2eGs OF Lynebburg, has been granted TO
hinh 10 prepare ioi death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

ably displayed oy our fofsfsibefs. We Wis
are now enjoying The hard earned fruits "a
their tolls can have but n faint idea efihs DIFF
6enlties which envsioped them. Bnt they
had eosnted The eosi before they entered into
The conaic,--ihsy pledged their lives, their
fortunes aud their sacred honors, and when The
time came for them 90 redeem their pledge,
they did II with n noble piodigaliiy. Their
heats blond was not tho good when their
country asked II and whrn the still mUre try.
ing time oil suffering came, they bore II with
patient fofiitudc and heroic madness TINT en-
titles them 10 everlasting gratitude by Their
descendants. Glorious spirits well did yon
second the high resolves and lofty couuseIs Of
your Hearts, Lees, JeBersoDs, Ffanki,ns
aud Adams. Molly did you sustain your
Greens. CAFES, Lees. Puinsms, M1rgans, and
hosi OF others, with the incompatible Wash.
'ngion nj their head Eternal honors 10 your
names for your glorious achievements. Let us
never cease, fellow-eitixens, 10 cherish their
memories with the most ardent grattude--iet
us pay "li honor 20 the remnant Of thar noble
band, whilst one solitary individual fingers
amongst us. and whilst ws enj,y our political
blessings--@hist n hrnefcpnt Providence
showers down upon Us abundant harvests, and
we pay oor frs, and greatest alteration TO Him.
rs the Author ofevery blessing Wa eujoy--let
our hearts glow with dial affection 10 those
old veterans OF the heroic age, aud esinee 10
them. by all conceivable respect, thr eriens
aud imperishsbiiy Of our admiration. Let
Us endeavor 10 'nculone upon our o6spting tho
great price that was paid for our liberties, aud
train ihep, To emulate THEFT fofslaihers In all
similar connIncinres, and never 10 surrender
their iDesiimsble biribtights, but with theie
lives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
RACES.

HHE Races will commence ~ Liberty,
n Bedford Courthouse, on Tuesday. 2lst
September. The FIRST day, 2 mile heats for 900,
entrance $l5-srcond day mile heats for the
balance OF the Jockey Club purse, say 800,
entrance S25-third day, for the proprmtors
purse, entrance $l0--the fourth day. sweep
stake, mile heats, entrance S25. On he same
day match race will be run, the enra nee oil
each day TO go with The pu Sc The cash for
every day will be pad by the proprieio an
free for any horse, mare or &c ldlng, nd gov
erned by the rules and regulations of the New
Market Jockey Club. The tract will be in fine
order. The proprietor will be prepared 10 &C
commodate AS far as 40 race horses with GOO
stables aud every thing necessary. This wild
he HE first race IN the State, and intended u
insite tho fine race horses from the low coon
Try. A number OF horses expected and fine sporo
anticipated. WM. TERRY, Proprietor
OF the Liberty Race Course.
Jolly Is Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
OfFiot OF THa CoJoHIzArias SoeIrry.

HdWhBl0hl Jnly z 1880.
The Managers OF the American Colooiza,,o
Society have resolved TO despatch q vessel. IN
convey one hundred or more em,gfanls from
Norfolk 10 Liberia IN the lsi OF ocio6er. It's
highly important, that applications for o pa.-
sBge IN this expedition, should be duly NADIA
TO The Secretary OF the society 10 this CITY.
Applications for passage may also be made
10 J. III. LAfaone, Esq. BaI,inorc Ious NJ
PuAit, Esq Norfolk, b. BnAsp. Esq Rich
mond r. u, roLlR, Lynchburg ; or to the
Secretaries oil any VI tho state or other AnxiIia
~ Societies
" Editors are respectfully requested 10 co.
ny tho above Notice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
REVIEW

vi mo Lyncbbufg Markets,
Corrected Jor The prginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLooMBE and RiouAap Tynyr.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed fobae-
co, from SO 70 TO 7 30
Inferior to common, . 20 to 400
C0mmon 10 good, 4 outo Is 'oo
Good 10 line, 90 10 7 90
Suips,l 8 % 10 4 80
Refused, | rs 10 Q 90
Inspected tho pssi week d76 bids. OF pissed
tobacco ~ hhds roiuscd--- ioiai 6s7
W. hare accounts 10 he gam Of Nov The 10
bdcco markeis IN Europe ns rety dun and rev
htiff dating. Our omn markei Is wiihout much
change Jor he last month.
Flour So %
Wheat SlI2
Corn 10
Whiskey % 10 %
Hemp. 3 30 10 4 90
Bacon
u We hnvc in s,o,e'a few barrels FAM.
y Flour Tor sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

MARRIED, on Hursday Inc Ia inst BY he
Reu. ChaitsH Page, MR. JaJNES N0RpELL
Of keptuehg, 10 Mss FRANCIS q. daughter Of
Geo Popei, Dec. Of 4mhrra County.
-------, on last Wednesday. al amherst Court
HOUSE, ny NE Rev. Charles H. Page, SAMUEL
M G1hL3ND, Esq. 10 Mss MILDRED
POWELL dnughtsrcf DR.. James PoueH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

VII ArT--, TIE Lynchbug Tract Society
IE&~T VIII hold It's third annual meet
ing Tomorrow afternoon, NJ the
Second Baptist Church, n, 8 o clock, mud At A
past seven o'clock IN The evening the nnniyers,'.
~ sermon will be preached ., The snl.e D ace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Gen. Erastas Root, of New fork, Operated upon
doubtless, by the same iudueaco which stopped dis
nth, as no was the eve of.uHg the traces whlca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

uJ' The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette says
We kncC rery Inrge ntaJer of persons, and
determined no longor to be reckoned IN the
number ofthe Pres ident's friends, altho ugh
ahev were three weeks since among his arden
advocates The same payer quotes several
IoasS drunk on the late Natsnal Anniversary
N that place by former Jackson men, directly
hostile TO the administ, alton II Pennsylva-
h'a'--lhe keystone of the 'ederal arch,--" at
awake from the fatal delusipn that bound her
S"the Jackson car, land wehave great hopes
@th) the days of this administration will have
been ineeed numbered.
zen Erastas Root, Of New fork, Operated upon.
doubtless, BY the same iuiueaco which stopped bis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

" The Reply of Leu. Randolph to Keo-
'dsIl, and the RECONSIDER OF the latter, will be
found on our first pags. The facts, as The Au-
di'or says. are certainly mysterious, and
We hope that LII r. may be enabled to dspel
that mystery 10 court Of jistice.