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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
silk Worms,

YfUST received and for sale, by A Il. North,
- Essays on American Silk, with directions
to Farmers for raising Silk Worms
Any quantity OF Silk Worm Eggs may be
had Al 8 per thousand. upon application to
WIIiau A. Staples, at A. r. Nor'h's Book
Store.
March IS. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
IIEWSONtS DlEI,ar i,

'F'''' JUN y VT It - Z
Iyncbbnrg, March Goth. 1890 (
Numbers drawn IN the Delaw.,. n,d sn,,y.
Cni"l'ns Consolidated Lottery. c.tra Class
No
~ 81 81 30 10 az
Call aud examine your tickets NJ
HEWS0N'S.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

TP The Foreign NeWs will attract the notice
Of tie reader, We roget that we have not
room, this morn 'ns, for the Debates in the Bri-
fish Parliament, which you'd give them add
tional interes.-The situation of England APP
pears 10 be any thing but enyn5le Oppressed
by debt which hangs like a mill stone around
her neck, she begins to talk, like q bankrupt
merchant, Of n composition with her creditors.
When to this circumstance, is added the clamors
OF Her ragged and starving millions, il is no,
difficult TO imagine the probability of fearful
couyuls'on in that country -Great Britain has
paid dearly indeed. for the honor OF restoring
the Bourbons and claiming Napoleon to rock
in the 3" wide waste OF waters We should not
he astonlshed. il it were the beginning Of n
long agony, which one Of our subma ed ora
tors declared was ended by the restoration OF
the Capets TO the throne OF France 1t u
impossible that things can 90 on az they are.
The people, who can neither find empoympnt
nos food cannot but he goaded on to some
despe,nte deed, when they behold the pamper
ed nobilit, and privileged classes revealing in
luxury and .plendor, while they are honseless,
starving aud ailaost naked. II is mol in human
nature TO en- lure spch things.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

" We insert, for the last tune, the amended
constitution. and we shall now nave room for n
greater variety Of matter Ia compliance with
the request of some OF our subscribers, as well
as that the public may have an opportunity OF
coIlalng and comparing the 1--we instruments,
We shall publish in our neIt the old cOas!tlu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25


Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from 80 so TO so
Inferior 10 common. 2 90 10 3 81
Common TO good, 3 SOTO 5 90
Good TO fine, n oOto so
strips. . % TO 1 so
Refused, ooOto2 60
General sales of passed Tobacco, 3 26 ~ 2 rs
Ditto refused do. 2O0to2 %
Inspected the past week 1877 hhds. Of passed
tobacco; 62 hhds ofrefus. d-toial 2dg
The quantity inspecting is beginning TO in
crease, aud the prices gradually lowering. We
have accounts lrom England 10 the 18th Of
February the tobi Geo marke, dull, anil n de.
cline of ID TO I'D reported. The uncertainty
OF the duty question, with regard TO strips. has
caused our steamers here, and In Rchrnond
to stop their operations in par, un,l further
advices. The crops thus far promise 10 be
very inferior. and the prospects Of the market.
,asen altogether, are very gloomy.
Flour Is duh So % 10 2 371
Wheat Go Ia tx
Corn Ia
Whlskey %
Hemp. 900 TO 1 30
Bacon
II We lave N stove and for sale several LOIS
% superior Family Flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

" Al a dinner given at rammany Hall, in
New York, on TIL IN t March, 10 celebr ate
the Inauguration of Gen, Jackson as President
OF the United States, Samuel Swariuout, the
notorious ad jutant OF Aaron Burr. and lately
appointed by the greatest and best of men
10 be Collector OF the Port ON. York, give the
following toast:
" The triumphant reelection oflhe presen,
Chief Magistrate.
It's well enough for such a man to give such
toast. II would be the height of iugralitude
did he not prai'e the bridge which has carr
ed him safely over-ior, 90 other man but Gen.
Jackson would ever have conferred upon Mr..
5. an appointment under that government
against which which he had in its infancy,
raised his parriCdal arm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

East Room. The following is The letter writ
ten BY Senator Benton, four years ago, to the
Editor Of the Enquirer, describing the East
Room, which he was afterwards compelled 10
confess ne had never seen, add which contained
only a few Old chairs aud sofas, instead of the
regal furniture which he SO felictousy descrIb.
ed What was false then. however. is true
now and so we re publish the letter, in order
that Senator Benton may tell the world how
extravagaully General Jackson is Dipping his
hands into the public treasury
Extract ola letter, dated
Washington, March q.
This be ing tte tav on which the Presidents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
REVIEW

Ot tho Lyncnbure Markets,
Corrected for the Yirgiman, By
THOMAS HoLoosBE aud RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

House. IS thrown open 10 al visitors. 7 vent.
'mons DINERS, 10 ~ nv respects TO lin or
IA her, should fair, onf.s, l wen, IN az.
me d5 Room, for The furnishing of which we
tte people had voted 81. ITO. "a Congress or
'"o ago vas anxious to see how that amount
0onin DC slowed away in n single room and
my curiosity was fully satisfied. Il was truly
gorgeous sight 10 behold hui had too much
'he look o. regal magnifcencn 10 be perfectly
agreeable 10 NV oil repubI lcan feelings. re-.
collected. thai President Monroe had incurred
much censure Tor 4 set of costly Chairs which
foreign agrn, had sent over 10 him thew
COST Sioo piece, and people sad that our
"o''hy President, required fifty acres of land
10 81 down upon but here, SAID |. is the price
oil 2o,ouo acres OF public land [enough, nj 10
acres each, TO furnish homes for 5000 poor
families expended upon the decoration of a
smgle foom, 10 CRAFTY the taste and luxury of
ms "a successor People want us to support
me president. aud truly we support him like a
Prince S26!Oo0a year for his salary--the use
OF this noble mansion free of rent-S2S 900 for
furnishing the East Room-and heaven knows
no" much hesldes-all for the personal accom-
m'aa'on OF our gracious President in the 6rsi
tDe'pe months OF his administration Surely
'ne people ought 10 be satisfied with the zeal
ana devoton with which we support hun.
With these reflections EFF the East Room,
Which IS now the Presence Chamber, LATER hav
ing paid the debt of lowy obeisance and re,ir-
ed.-The house was full of company. but saw
but very few of the unprincpiei opposition
TrarelierS Tdies"- A rumor reached US
three or four days ago tina, about half OF the
buildings IN the business part of Richmond had
been consumed by FIRE. We looked for the ar
rival OF the papers of,hat city, therefore, with
no little anxiety aud apprehension And we
were agrceably disappointed, when we opened
them, to learn. tina, only stable and two Or
three not very valuable buildings were destroy.
ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Va. Military ilanA Warrants

4 WILL purchase claims to Land Warrants and War
r.nts already granted by The State Of Virginia for
the services of her officers and Soldiers in the Revou-
tionary War; well thSse the Continental as State
establishment Or will locate all warrants that ma,
DE cou6ded for location, upon the most desirable
and valuable anIs in Ohio, Indiana or Illinois, AS may
be preferred for such part Il ereof will be fair
compensation for the services rendered-and this ser
vice shs, be such ought to DE expected from one
who has resided % years in the West, and whose time
las been constantly and exclusively dc oed TO land
AND land matters.
Ever Officer and Soldier, AMI every Chaplain snd
Surgeon, who served in the Continental army, or IN
hat of the State, in the Navy of the State of Vr
cnia Who or their representatives. have not yet drawn
bpunt, ny land (aul not more than one tenth of all
the soldiers sailors and marines have vet obtained then
warrants are entitled to and can now obtain IT,
under late law passed for their ben-ht-And to All
such ss do not know how 70 proceed to Obtain thei'
rights my services are now -,endered and will be
prompt, rendered.
Letters. postage paid addressed to me al Richmond,
Virginia until the LIST of Ianu'ry next Will be attend
ed to- and i'm all where necessary, wall call III
person upon those Interested
CADWAlLADER WALLACE.
ChiHcothe, Ohio, June 18th, 1880.
June 23-d9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Hrass FoundeYy.
June 26-wts

VACHARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
II friends in Alexandra andits vicinity, and the pub
lie generally, that having, at great expense, establish
ed aBRaSS FOUNDRY on Water street, for the
purpose Of casting ANDIk0Ns, with every otherspe-
cies OF work connected with the business, he assures
them that he viii and finish any work which may
be entrusted 20 him web sni rs cheap as can be
nrocured from any of TIC Northern Cities. lie will
also make or rep air Soda Fountains upon application.
HI has, moreover, empoycda workman from England
to conduct the Cutlery Business and socs portion
of the public patronage AL kinds Of serews-brass'
iron steel, &c. cutfo order.
Applications maybe made either at the Poundery on
Water street or At his old stand on FAIRFAX street.
NAV Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Twenty Dollars Reward.

M as stolen from the snbscfIher. about the hrst Of
w October last, ny SEINE BO.iI' about IS feet
long carving four oars Her seats are kneed and r.
ve,ted through the bends; nearly built of muber-
ry white oak, and cedar :mber her bottom and sides
of Northern pine; also the top If her stern knock
ed off bv vessel running foul IF her.
Ihave been informed that she was seen IN tow OF
schooner off Istllan Head, going down the river; and
also tina, she was seen a, Johns9ns Spring. above the
Fort. ON shore have reason 10 believe that she is
either above the Fort or below the Indian Head at
some of the Wood Landings, she is well calculated
forthat purpose drawing small draft OF water
will give sis for the thief thieves and IS for deli
vering said boat tome, at the mouth OF Pomonkey
Cr.cE HaRATIO NJ. WARD.
Pononkey, Locus, Hi, Charles county, Md,
March 80. lY;O-march 2s-2aw2w&wU
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

Sugars, Molasses, etc.
On = lIHDs bright retailing molssses
..f q hhds Porto Rico and n. o. sugars, part
Of them ofsuperior quality
10 bris ST Crux do
hhds whiskey
bag Java coffee
Landing this day aad for sale by
COHAGAS 4 WHITTLE.
June is p. s.!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Nntire.
June 30-eoSw

IL persons are fore warned taking an assignment.
I or otherwise tr,s ag for note giten 5y me 10
,ohn r Kidwel, of F,tfax county, for one hundred
dollars, payable November Court next. and dated the
25th June, $780, IS consider have II fs and equi
table offset to said note and will not pay ii without
am compelled by law.
;,ne 5o-lw ROB'T. RATCIIFFE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Notice.
kbANAWAY from the subscriber on Monday even.
4 ing, the 2lst instant,
NEGRO JTCE
NEGRO ALICE.

slave, about So 50 years OF age, of the usual size
of women backish with little ofthe orange color in
her complexion but in way related to the mulatto
blood, high forehead, very short happy wool che is
of rather slender make, ptng at this time appears
bulky, being pregnant, ana about seven months gone
She has no marks on her face hands, recoected
but no doubt has many her back, rs she was u
great rogue, and severely whipped before owned
her; and being used the lssh aud getting none for
the seven years have owned her, she considered her
self sighted and ran away Her clothing not rccol
lecled, excepting broad striped gingham dress
will give for her apt, ehension and security so that
get her again IS, iftsken in tbe couny Sl0itaken
IN the adjoining counties: aud t25 if taken i'll the City
of Washington, where expect she now IS. She is
connected with Tom Garner, free black, abacksinth
by trade living in Washington City, and in his neigh
borhood expect she IS
R0Br. RATCIIFFE,
June SO-eocw Fairfax county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

The good people of Portland, Maine. are about
. make the mos, of the approaching festival
one political party celebrates the Declaration OF
Independence on Saturday. the Sd; there is to
D. religious celebration on Sunday, the 4th;
and on Monday. the 5th. another political party
NIL he iu6;lGnf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
LINDSAY, HiN g. Co.

lindsay, Hill s. Co.
HAZE ON HAND, E. OFFER FOR SALE:
O /. hogsheads St. Croix !
90 so barrels do
IS hhds New Orleans SSUGIRS
10 do Porto Rico
boxes steam refined loaf
20 20 a ao N Ws,, Orleans 1nS;. MoLaSsES
100 packages gunpowder, TEAS, in chests,
hgssn and young s sss;'i boxes Ks d.
e !; s;: Il :: ); :; . $ chi; eo',sr
10 s nhs I se~ England RUN
S pipes Holland
? DO Barber's Swan GIN
10 bbls country
S half pipes cogniac brandy, signett's brand
9 hhds gold colored sherry I
do Boquet
5 half pipes Sicily Madeira uyNrS
or cssk Howard do
10 or casks Marseilles do
S do do Malaga sherry
10 obs apple brandy
so do cider; "a do apples
IS bbls tanners oil
80 do do n %f., PORK
S do aluEi
500 rolls paper hsngngs
Dreams straw paper
Is casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
kegs do, Gray & pankey's brand
l0half boxes No chocolate
20drums figs; seroon indigo
200 6. ,Dd S o%"sn' 'Hn'''''' Ra1sns
. sacks soft sheled almonds
do La Rosa srcsns
do Csbans
5 do Syria
5 bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do pmenta
bbbl numegs do cloves
10 boxes brown }
so do shaving SOAP
IS do do
Alum in kegs, mustard. ginger. snuff
Pepper, copperas, birthstone, salt Pctre
Pimenta, fig blue &c. &c.
Silt.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
20O0, do Cadiz
april W. K. Z p. s..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Mahogany ut auction.

Mahogany Nt ANctiNn.
VNTTLL be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY next.
w i,t July. on Rumney's wharf, at II O'Clock.
$4,000 FEET CHOICE IKaHOG.4NK
Now landing from on board schr. o. from the City Of
st. Domingo. containing good proportion Of table
wood and cuils Also,
S logs Satin W'ood.
Terms liberal, at sale.
june % WM MUTT, Auct:
a. The National IntelIgencer, Richmond Compiler,
and Baltimore American will insert the above every
other dav till sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Trust Sale,

DY decree ofth. County Court Of Prince william,
ID pronounced on the 4th day of January, 1880, in
the Of Thompson & Vetch Ewel; and others,
the subscriber appointed Trustee, in the place Of
Benjamin Botts deceased, who had, by similar de.
cree, been appointed in the place of James Musche,
deceased, the original Trustee in deed made by
Charles Ewell senior. to the said Muschett, on the
23d day of october, 1897 to the said Thomp
son & Veitch certain sums Of money therein specified.
Pursuant to the authority vested in the subscriber
by the decree aforesaid and to the terms of the said
deed he will, on MONDAY, the 5h day fJuty next,
OF IL O'clock, proceed TO SELL for cash. at the Mansion
House the premises. to the highest bidder, that
WELL KNOWN 7,RaCT OF LAND called
s.y.yx MILFORD,
~aS.j8 on which Major Charles FwelI. senior, for
rye long time lived, containing about
.<S&kxcs Four HUNDRED e TEN ACRES,
including all the improvements and three Brstoe tract
lots This land hes in the county Of Prince William
and State of Virginia, Broad Run, and within four
miles Of the county town of Brentsve, and has on il
most valuable
MILLING ESTABLISHMENT.
rhe stream is ABUNDANT and never failing one The
Farm is considered good one. 1t is mostly red
clay soil, and easily improved by clover and plaster
The title is believed TO be entirely une1ceptionabe.
but the subscriber will convey such only is vested in
him +. W. HEWITT,
june lids Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

prosperous Insurance Company.-tt stated
in the Boston Patriot, that the Middlesex Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, during the year end
inc 9th inst. have issued $50 Policies, eifecting
insurance on property to the amount of 1857
7Oe. The amount of deposit notes received Tor
the same is SIS, 175 81.
This company has been in operation four years
since June 1896. The whole number of Policies
issued is 1869, of which fifty have been surren-
dered. The whole amount insured is 2,626, 276
dollars: the sum secured by premium notes,
Sl5l.55s Go cts. The total of losses paid is
"a. 500 "a. The number of members OF this
company exceeds fourteen hundred.
A Good Co,c.-The Northampton Courier
states that Cow, in that town. owned by DIR.
Barrett, has given milk. and butter after the fol-
LOWING schedule; she has been MIXED for the
last fortnight, every eight hours, and at each
milking has Welded pail full measuring ten
quarts, the weight of the milk. averaging daily,
40 l-s pounds. Her milk has yielded, daily,
Q lbs. 5 or. of butter. making SO lbs. g OF. in
Ia DAYS; from one milking alone, one pound and
s;r ounces was made. which will give four pounds
and f,co ounces of butter in one day from one
Cor! The butter was of superior quality, and
sold for shilling per pound, while the usual
price in the village has been but ten cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

B,o,ker Hill Nonuneat-It appears from the
report Of the directors Just published, that the to-
al number of tons required for this obellsk, 900
g., high, was g. ESQ. More than two thirds OF
his quantity is already quarried, and more than
hif oft is now at the site of the monument.
facing every thing into consideration, the work
is cOnsidered two thirds completed. The whole
sun expended. including S22, 2S2 A for IS acres
a( the battle ground, and deducting half the
COS, of the apparatus, (which is considered the
present worth is S5l,SSS II cents. TO carry
he work l6O feet high, will require al addition
aquantity OF stone, equal to 1884 2-S tons.
EhlCh at 81 65 cents per ton. will amount to
Sl6,lOS g. cents; to which if we add S2S. 400,
me sum due on the loan. it will amount to S59-
nOS o. cents. The sum total required TO pay
'ae loan, and to finish the Obelisk 100 feet high,
and the whole cost. finished to this height, will
amount to So. 9S6 81 cents, at the above rate;
'gto 1888 eco feet high.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
VmbveilaS .

AIRS. JULY ANN STEELE respectfully informs
WI her ire Ids and the public generally, that she
still continues to carry on the
UMBRELLA BUSINESS,
in all It's various branches, on Royal two doors south ct
King street; and she hopes by strict attention and
practical experience in the business, TO give general
satisfaction to ali who favor her with their custom.
June 20 lawSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

Washington Society,
TTHHE committee appointed at the last meeting of the
Society, to report amendments to the Constitution
of the Washington Society," being ready to make re-
por', a meeting of the Society will be held at the
Mayors Office THIS AFTERNOON, a, O'Clock.
une so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
SALES AT AUCTION.


Public Sale.-This Day,
DURsUANT to a deed Of trust executed by James
English to the subscriber, for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the
30M day Of June nert,
Il TR.ACT OF LAND
esE lying in the county Of Frederick, Virginia, in
Gsi4i Menasse's Gap. on which is valuable .Mey-
go chant Mil, Chipping hiA Distillery, good
DweAfng House, and other buildings and mprovemen
known by the name of the Mapping MILLS.
ALSO,
.4NO THEIR IhACT OF LAND,
in said county, the road leading from Winchester to
Helms Mill, on which there is great deal Of WOOD,
containing
ItDo Hundred and 7Oenty-eigM Acres.
The sale will take place at the Mapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hour. Of II and o'clock,
when the terms will be made known
may 4-3tawts r. l. TAYLOR.
RY WTTTTAN N NTTTT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

SAILED, JUNE %,
Ship Governor Strong, Wilson, st. Thomas.
Schr. Haxall, Shove, Newport, r. l.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-05
ROBERT BURNS.


 There's much sweetness in the following description oY this great Poet of nature. It IS from the pen of his highly gifted coun- trylnan, Allan Cunningham, swho beheld him after his decease. He lay in chamber still and lone. And meet for poets rest !; And the flowers of Spring were lightly
 thrown, On his cold and shrouded breast. he lines of his face might still be escan,d l, If the gazer would yield the care They were dark and deep, for deaths cold
 hand
 Had not swept destroying there. Silent and sad not sigh was heard Der the form that iii slumber lay: tnbroken was the gloom--by wh;suersd
 word
 All gazed and all passed away. HIS eounfrymen came, ten thousand strono 70 weep o'eE his narrow bed
 Song 2 s'''i1 . Who had sued to them for bread. I he earth vas heap the turf wac stromsa And far hed the monrnfuI train ss ' ' And the morning came, and each renev. His groyelling craft again. s"
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-05
LAW NOTICE.

DENJ. F. POTTER, Attorney at Law, -ab has settled permanently at Little Rock, A. l., and will practice in the Superior Court, and the Courts of the first and SC cond Judicial Circuits. He will attend to the collecting business throughout the Ter ritory.
 When not engaged in professional duties. he may at all times be found at his resi- dence, one half mile west of the town of Little Rock, at the place recently occupi- ed by Mr. Thomas Byadshato.
 Llttte Rock, .Harch 3G, 1880. l-6m.