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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

M e:@9a-. NOTICE is hereby given to the Cit.
- IZrns oil Amherst, that an Anti III
Meeting WI he held al the Court
house on the ION OF Sppt. Chat being court
day,) TO take into consideration the pIoprIrty
of appointing Delegates to attend the Asti-Ta-
riff Convention, at Phi'adel phla, ON hs Both OF
this monih. MANY CITIZENS.
Sept 10Th 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
JOSHUA J. FRY,
GROCER s. COMMISSION MER-
ElIANT

n
RICHMOND, PIRGINIA,
NHAViNG taken the large Fire Proof Store,
next door 10 MeSsrs. OTIS, Dunlop, & Co.
IS now receiving per ships Pocahonlag aud
Anncreon, from Liverpool. and other vessel.
from New York and Boston,
2OOo sacks-Ashton's best Liverpool filed
salt in bleached sackiug,
300 bags prime green Porto Rico & Rio coffee
70 do do Old Java do
10 hhds 81. Croix Il New Orleans sugars,
30 bbls--2O boxes LOAF aud limp do
loo bbls mackerel, No. TO 3,
200 casks cut mills, assorted SIZES,
90 hoKrs fresh raIsns,
100 Nova Scotia grind stones.
% hhds crime retail lnolasses
10000 los Virginia cotton yarns, No 4 10 rs.
Nuh n vaiiety Of other articles comprising
a large and general assortment OF CsROEE-
RIES. " inch will be sold low ior cash, or
TO pnnclual men on the usual credit
II Merchonts and dealers are invited 10 call
aud examins Tor Themselves.
II He is also Ia the line Of selling tobacco,
-four, &c. aud will mako liberal allowances on
all cOnsignmen,s.
~ It's charge for storage on -four, iS FIVE
cenrs per bbi. and ono shilling per package. for
receiving and forwarding goods to upper coun-
lry merchants.
All orders pIomptly attended 10.
Refer 10 MIR. Charles b. Willisms & John J.
PurVH, l., nchburg.
RIrnmoni Sept. 4. w3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

SSlPPI.-.3jyam ". Scott has been
elected Governor, aud EOuuGn W,ndUn Lieu
tenant Governp, of Mississippi: The following
was the vote: For GoreruDr-Scoti 1850 ~.
ram q. Runnells 31II, Charles Lynch 29O5,
Wiley 7. Harris l439. Ad M Gordon l9l-
For Lieutenant GoretH0r-Winst 63l7 John
II. Norton 45Sl.-lhe question OF calling n
Convention TO revise the State Constitution
was also submitted TO the people Of Misss
sppi, and decided 10 the affirmative, by the
following vote: For a Convention 1904; a.
gaiust il 2O3o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

a FTOND NOfICE.-All persons Indebted
- 10 the late Grn Of Nofyed Il latr, are
hereby notified, that longer indulgence VII
not be RiYen--those IndebIed to the snbtcr ber
are requested 10 nuke immediate payment
q. Is. TATE.
Sept. 10. BITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
For TIE RIHGISIAN.
Messrs. En- ors::

Mesr'. Editors:
BY inserting the following extract five hun.
dred tunes IN your valuable paper, you mny
possibly iessen an evil Of frequent occurrence,
besides obiging an old Hnl steady
SUBSCRIBER.
Another bad habit in conyrrsaIion IS that
OF inferfPting. This practice is universally
allowed 10 be very rude, but still IL Is not I'M
lfeqnrni even anoog well bred people. When
we interrupt another II Is prart,chllY saying 10
hun, " fhe reindrk hare 10 make IS so much
nofe important md Interesting han iCadi you
are snV'ng, that cann5t tolH for you 10 fpiSb
his is exceedingly moriliyIng 10 the person
who IS Interrupted, es hr doubtless, has an
eqIaily hIsh opinion OF his remark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
EDUCATION.

~ uk Scnooi viii he Opsbsd on tue 2oih n
~ slant. Our course OF instruction will i'm.
brace smh branches as are usually taught IN
our best Euglish Schools. Young persons wish.
ing 10 snend 10 Mathematics can have aggod
opportunity with US.
Term. for n session Of Eve months;
For beginners Sl9h
For those more advanced ID
No pupil will he received for less time than
from the day oi entry TO the end OF the session.
n Il. TONNLEN,
MARTHA ". lOWSLEY.
Sept l5 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
.St,'IAC ".

fFNiE subscriber having left the Bar, has
Il turned over all those causes IN winch he
was concerned, rs counsel. 10 the manaS enrni
Of M"ss's. James Garland, Richard Pollard.
oaml NJ. Garland and lohn Ihonpsun, to
~ hom lac reio,s his tormsr Cheats Tor iniorme.
ion respecting thes' causes.
LUCAS L. THOMPSON.
Sept. Is. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
Selling of at Cost.

kitE snbscrber, having determined 10 clos
a III, bnsln'ss IN tins place, npw offers hi
enInc STOCK OF t'oods AT Pm thascr,
will md IT 10 then interest - examine the as-
s"r'meni, rs II comprise mnny beautiful Good
puich at reduced prices.
&. h. TATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

II We commerce this morning the pubIiee
ton of the final reply Of llliam II Crawlo,d
TO Mr.. Calhoun. We do not know whether :,
requires any commrnt il il does. ~.nt Of
room compeI' US to defer 1t until some o,her oI-
noTtunIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
NO BLANKS.
MODE OF ORA WING.

The y 900 TICKETS are numdered f,om 10
u 900 incinire On The day Of draining The
,ohoie Of The numbers NIL be put into one
,cheeI, and all The priges orer S2 into another
icteei-ihenHe nitmberSandp prizes uiH be drawn
aHerHntfig FIST ne number aud neal the prise.
until all he pf,se, ORR So arc drawn. The
20 6Op numbers thai remain uiird loH. nil he
eatiiied 10 So each No ticket Which shall hare
drawn n Prise ola superior denomination can
be eafttisd 10 an nfe,iOr pr,se -Prists payadte
in cash forty days aifeT He droicing, subject 10
The usual deduction oi.Giteen per cent
Tckefs Si--Hatres 2--Q,s. |.
For sale at W1RDo OFFICE
M orders from The Country, enclosing eash,
or pr,2e tickets WiH b. thankfully rtceioed aud
promptly aHeudsdto. ifGdires'sd to
q. W.4RD, Lynch. Ia.
Scpy 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

80 ~ held 81 Amherst Court House,
on MONDAY the 18Th OF SepIem-
her (being Amherst Court day) 10 take INTO
consideration toe PROPHECY OF appointing d
,legate or Delegates, To attend The Anti Jack
sou Convention 10 be held III Baltimore. on the
2nd Monday IN December next. A full atten-
dance OF those cuizens friendly to this mea-
SURE, is desired. MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
WARDS OFFICE.

WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, Sept. Is, 1881.
The following were the.drAwe number for
the Petersburg Lottery, Class No. g. tor 1881
drawn AT Richmond, on Friday las
2-30-42--56--31- 40 81.
Two Capitals sold At WARD OFFICE, viz (:
l--2-S, and 40 -42 1t will he ohsery-
ed thai the Highest Capital WAS nearly taxed
IN thi, Scheme, at WARDS OFFICE.
Look out for the next, WIN h contains CAPT.
tails Of Sl5 o00-l0, UU0-6 QUO 900. &C.
&c aul 10 VI , 600. Tickets only S5-For
sale at WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
NOTICE.

Ira ENG desIruns 10 U,oye 10 tGe Wen, will
- ell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, oa
lhu,sdsy the 10TH INST. In front oil ibe Market
House, IN L,nobbnrg, my HOUSEHOLD az
KITCHEN FURNITURE, many articles Of
W hiun aye valuable.
ALL pei sons Indebted TO the subscriber ara
requested 10 make immediate payment "a
logger indulgence cannot be given. IN the
subscfibe.'s absence. Mr.. James Simpson,
OF No. Richard S. Tdden, VIM occupy my
former sand. are authorised TO receive money
aud give occipts IA my maine.
JOHN BOYD.
Sept blh diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

u We regret that We are compelled to de
lei The closing proceedings OF the Abingdon
Convention, They shall appear in our next.
In the mean tine, give transfer to our columns.
from the Abingdon Republican, an interesting
editorial notice oil the lHbuf. OF that body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

" The NastfWe Herah aud Norfolk lie
'dtd complain of the irregular reception of our
paper We assure them hit it is regularly
forwarded from tins Office Neither of ,hos.
papers are received by us with regularity, par
tcnlnry the former onIy three numbers OF
which have reached us in Two or three months.
Reform /. needed somewhere
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
EDUGAA 1870.

FE7HE Winter session oi Tn. tnbseyibers
q school stll Commence on Tuesday the
hrsi day III November uexl. WM. 5. READ.
Sept. |. its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

Jastics Marshall. whose name /. placed on the
Genital Committee, has declined servinr.-not
because he is not friendly 10 the object of the
meeting but" because his see- hi, habit, which
separate him from party coniest,-but above
all, the office he holds, make Il unfit. ia his
opinion, To enter on the duties Assigned 10 him.
u The Washington Telegraph is enheavnr-
ing TO persuade The friends Of Mr. Clay to aban.
don Inn, aud To take up Nj. Calhoun. In or
der TO do this. he assures us thai Mr.. Clay is
whereas, il he be Withdrawn, Gen. Jackson
could not get thirty electoral votes"-aeain,t
MIR, Calhoun, Of course The Telegraph had as
well endeavor 10 prove that the moon is made
Of green cheese. M. Cay WW 30, be NTH
dratCn, and SO the Telegraph may cease its
sapirnt calculations. Lei him not lay this
HlItering JUNCTION 10 his soul"--if we may
trench upon the privilege OF our good friend OF
tire Enquirer SO far as to use thu, hacknied quo
tsliou.
INDlANA.-The political parties are said 10
he thus divided in the Legislature o Indiana
In the senate, p IN favor of Mr.. Clay, and
IoI Jackson. la the House OF Representative,
Al are for Mr.. Cby, aud 81 tor Gen. Jackson.
The joint majority. therefore, Tor Mr. Clay IS
IL Indiana nas 10 elect L. S. Senator ,hi,
winter.
MAliHLAND.-ihe election fur Electors OF
The State SENATE has just term,neted in tins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
Sem, OH.

NEW STYLE COLOGNE,
AN various kI"ds anu ,lze bo,,Ies, do. honry
Water, do. Florida Water, Bit.ehed sponge,
Il nsm beautiful article, Msdirai Spoons neI0 ena
very u,rfui article, w,sa ma,ty others, received
aud for sale. Howell DAVIES.
Sept H. III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15

as zoe expected.-The proposition for an Anli-Tard
Convention has produced call of Convention OF the
opposing party 1t is proposed to hold Convention
of Manufacturers, Agrcuturists and Mechancs IN the
city ofNew York, " On the secoud Wednesday, Ia Octo
Der next, constutionally to protect their rights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-15
FNEECN A.ANGUaGE

Sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
NEW LINE Or COACHES.

Richmond, ScOffsviiie and StouDton Mall Coach
THyBlS NV Lue OF Coaches Will commence running
~ on Saturday he 81 Day Of April next. II viii
rpn toy we'r', lochland Court House, G ors.'s
t oil 'yvlle, Columbia, Winn's Tavern, 20 Seousvi4
enee ny Mount Israel TO York. where il inter
seets wi the Line from Charl tlsviile to Siaun,oD,
AMI hence 20 Lexington a. Gnyapdo.'e. This 8 sgs
will leave Richmond Tuesd ~ Thursday, and Saturday
nd re Sunday, Wednesday, ard r ,idsy; thus the
Public vii have a lDe OF CoNobes SIX times a week
through 10 Saun'ou, aud Gay andctis, vz three times
week by TInsis yvliie and Charlottesville, and three
inns by Scolsvil and Nsw.Yo'k, making a Daily
Lioe from Rchmout 70 GnySpdot,e on The O 10 River
SUNDAYS txcepted) The above lioe vii meet al
q org; he line fnnniOg tree times week from
Fred sbufg 10 F,rmvili~, Prince Edward Court
House H4miden Spaey College 81. SC which will
give 70 ths blic IN fs ion Of the State the
e0minoda ION hey have long wished for. TIE Seo-
Vile hue will also n'prsect the line running from
Lynch burg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Israel
EDWIN PORTER
Anti g. ll0---'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
vHNHRESHING MACHiNE-We intend 10 e.

THNHRESHING MACHINE-We intend 10 az,
IL hibit one ofHENRy G. ArwooD's p tent In pycv.d
Ibreshioe Machines-P Patented ,nusry 23d, 1890
SAID Machine is smpe in it, structure, and in no wav
liable to get out o. ord r. We can thresh nv hand.
power 80 bushels per day. aud With tn. newer Of one
or two horses will thresh from TO 800 bushels per
day, as occasion msy require. This ma chine has
ben ackno wledged by all who have seen its ore-a-
ton, TO be decidedly the timpe cheapest, and beet
ever offered 10 IN public Cost OF the above ach,o
together with the r,e-power, will not exceed 100
dcilss.-We have hundreds oil certificates from the
most respec able OF this well as Other S,a es-
Wa having purchased the Right from Mr.. Atwood or
the ate OF Virginia now offer TO- sell ind viduai f
County Rghts. HART & SNYDER
Caution TO The Public
The subscribers having pure ed the ght fer the
STATE OF virginia, TO make and sell Henry G A.
woods Patent Imp owed Thresbng Machines, and a
Peron nan el Clarke, having inii ged said Righ by
subs. queniiy co .structng scbiDe on Tho same
principle, and appointed Agents to dispose Of them in
said Sac We hereby ion all rersons, not to pur-
chase ,hs said Tbrs'hing Machine from any oil or.
than subscribrrs or cir suihorised Agents, as
they claim The legal right furnished hem, al d. asrse-
able TO ADVICE taken from legal couosei. they viii
bring fuits against any who violates their rights.
JOHN NJ. HURT AND
JOHN SNYDER
Apfi lII-3,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05

M.pp,rn . COMMUNICATIVE.
the 3lst ult, by the Revd Samuel r. Moor
man. MI JoHS T. GREGORY Miss Lucy N. POWELL both Of
King William County. 49, wv" VI
DiED!-in Brunswick Cou ty, Virginia, ON the 2Iih
March uiiimo, Major WILLIAM GRoLsoN, of bilious
ie'er' re bore his atction, which endured for
Twelve days with or,iiude; and the perfect resignation
win which he met his fate, evidence of the sim
cer'y oil his Chris ian professions. He was for many
years regular and approved member of the ethodist
Epscopai church 4 he writer supposes that he was
upwards OF Il ty years of age During his whole life
ne was resident OF Brunswick The exemplary man.
ner IN which he discharged the various duties of bus
eahd' a'her, and citizen, justly endeared him TO his
numerous acquantances and friends In hi, DEATH his
family have sustained painful bereavement AMI his
county has lost one OF IFS most useful and enerp sing
inhabitants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
PENirENrfARv,
I'D No 3Ist 1881.

oU NO ON, ToOFs
N0TICE Wanted a. THE los u:ion, on Assistant
v Keefer-A mao oi industrious End, steady n oral
hattie. energetic aud promp, in the d'ch rgs Of his du-
isS, Sequa,acd WI II the ~ i4Is ard tho manuaeng
OF articles composed OF ea her.
sAML p. PARSONS, sap'L
March 81 1911
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05

ENOR NEW ORlEANS.-The copper md covv,r
H. ia tened Brig, United a'es. Henry C. I mas
ter, vii! leave N rtJk t'r New leans on his ooh
OF 25h this month (Apri) Persons wishing 10 shin
slaves by this vessel requested to make erlv an.
plcaion by letter OF In rersou to
JACOB ylCKERY, Agent,
.Noyfofk Pa.
April 5. u,-6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
FuNHE ee-"'r'ns rrhip h-rctf,re existing under the
n nm OF Smith and john on, is This day ,i.soIv-
ell ny mutual consent. rooms Indebted to the late
concern, ny note or oih-rws" will pl make eGrIu
payment In either Of he PARTIES In like manner tbos.
having si"ims will present them
FRANCIS ]. SMITH.
TBOS. T. JOHNSON.
avn Ill-w6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
SENaTE OF VIRGLNJa.

Remarks made by Mr.. BRANCH fn the S,nofe ON
mePassdge o. hebtH duthOrising The Board of Pub
ic Wo"s 20 SUBSCRIBE for ftoo.tyths Of the stock
OF me petersburg Rail Road Company
Nh SPEAKER-As h is my honor TO present on
ihis Or portion OF the good people Of this Common
wealth who feel an anxious soIiciuds 10 the
oil he bi you bold in your hand, 10 would ne
seem TO devolve upon to btin t. the notice If the
Senate, some OF ths reasons whish in my humble CO.
timstioo, should recommend II to their favouratI. con
slderation. la toe dehsrge Of ibis duty, however
email be as conci'o as possible, confidently relying on
the Intelligence C The Senate and the obvious and in
'rn'c merit OF the subj CT ITSELF to supply ihs d,f CT
OF argument, aud BECAUSE too, know that there are
oher gentlemen repre-, en'iug large districts Of country
on 'bs nbor equally int rested the passsRe OF the
ti and who, 10 all human probability, will participate
Is its discussion.
Mr. Speak v, Of all hs various schemes which, dor
ing my limited legislaiv experience, have be en-
presented TO the Legislature, bayirg for their oh
Ject The inter- lm r,vsmont Of eur country ,bink
hszza'd nothing when | say, tba, not one mas bee
presented more fea enable in is character when we
lake into consideration IT, nsgn tude OF The enterpr ~
having stronger claims 10 ths favourable consid, ta
OF Of the > nate, aud the patronage Of the SAFE
wien we view W grea, aid imro an sdvau,ss .,
key 10 arise fem the communication OF the work than
the one now uuder con,iJeraon. Sir that bill CONES
sf nkly recommended 10 by the a obs ion of The
coo dnate branch OF the Iegsls use: Tor N gentlemen
viii take the trouble TO exomins the vo Of that House
bey VII bud aisea mot tedious an iaborious inves-
ugston OF the sui CT, when IL eame 4, be nsdete
OF It's Jingle, insuited mefi, untrsmme by an a..
ciaion With suy other gu, jec iat II not OILY re-
eeigtd the coDcuring vote OF the almost entire Sou h
ern county but eveo c eDgrd the APPRECIATION OF the
NO the ia aud the Wss. II so most for c
bly, recommended to us by the settled ADD estob,be,
policy OF the ate, indicated by your Statute Of ~
'i6. ofganz NJ snl e. abiehing the Inn for ntsrna
inpfov meni--a fund de'igned not for the improve
meat OF ms particular section OF tie Sae, ~ ha
particular section OF tbs ar, but food q, sixns,
Tor ths Improvement o! the tctOie S'ae--a fnrd De
signed 70 osser and to cherish the 6oI OF I'D yido
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
DRY GOODS .aT WHOLE SaLE -d-yD n ~.

EPENFORD, BROOKS & Co.. have .nI.rg,d her
y "hoie'aie and Retail Store to9r 8, ADD are row
receiving and opening some and well selected
assor' N, n OF rood and fa,bionable Spring Goods.
comprising every article in tn ir Iiur-,he most Il
wh'ch were purchased at the New Yok package
,al,s at aue ion, upon III. most adv n,sgeous terms
fh-ypar icualy Lvite COun'rN Merchants and r, tail
purchasers, to cali and examine their stcek OF good
as t'ey are determined to sell cheap.
April 3. liI-2,raw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05
q THE SENHTE

Yesterday the S,n,e adopted resolution ip-t,u.t
ny the Co nmiee on tbs in licary bill, 10 arrange
he Safe mo eighteen circuit, which il Is believed
"l be done and the bill reported, and passed To-day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-20
Female Academy,

Brooke Lodge. on 81. .asaph Street. bettoeen
King and Cameron.
VNHE increased patronage OF this Institution has de
termined the subscriber to endeavor to engage the
services of lady, in every respect qualified to assist in
his important duties
The Ancient and Modern Languages, Music, Draw
ing, Painting. &c. with the other branches usually
taught IN the best Female seminaries, will comprise
the course Of instruction
lhe great object kept constantly in view is to e!e.
vate the standard of Female Education, by nparting
sound and useful knowledge. such as viii qnaly tue
possessor TO fill useful and dgnfed station in socie
tv--an conducted with wise reference to q future
state.
As the knowledge Of all things best tested by prac
teal experience, he respectfully invites those who feel
TO visi, his School any time, and ascertain
the advancement proficiency, &C. Of the young ladies
under his tuition that they may and judge for them
selves
The next session will commence on the first Monday
in September. WM. NJ JONES
Alexandra, aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-20
BALTIMORE MARKET-Auo. Is

FLouR.-Howard street, The receipts contin.
ue very limited.-Ihe wagon price has been
steady during the week at 50-in a few instan-
ces shade more has been paid-sales to a imi-
ted extent. have been made from stores at 5 62a,
and some small lots at 5 Is. In Susquehannah,
but little has been done, and the only sale we
have to report is lot of hundred barrels, fresh
inspected at 90. We note the sale of about
400 bbls. City Mills at 5 SO, on time, interest
added A lot of Fredericksburg Mountain sold
yesterday at 5 %.
GRAIN..-WEeat-th receipts continue very
limited. We notice some prices since our last.
In tie early Part of the week cargo Of old Red,
of superior quality sold at Is. Sales yesterday
and to-day have been made freely at IL, for
Red, and in one instance we understand cargo
of new brought an advance on that price-Sales
Of white continue to be made at prices from s.
to 90 according to quality. Corn, yelow,is
scarce and wanted-saies to the amount Of about
10000 bushels have been made since Monday at
66c. and yesterday aud to-day 67 6Sc. has been
paid for some parcels. Rye-we note sale OF
good quality today, at Csc. Corn Meal sales
5 so cash. Oats 2sc.-Chronicte,
$3.50
The Market Prices on the Corn Exchange
are still little highers Fresh Western flour has
sud at 81 %, Tor lalr barrels. ana Iancy
bands, 62 l-e. New York So Good South
ern, from new wheat S IS 81. A small parcel
of N. Carolina wheat sold at Is cts, rye and
corn keep up fully.-N. Y Jour. Com. .4ug II.
-eSe-
Extract of letter dated Amsterdam, June Is.
.t'rhe harvest promises 70 be a good crop: as
to Commerce, the disturbances IN Belgium, and
the situation of the port of Antwerp, have thrown
an extra share into our hands; but we only consi
der that as temporary benefit, giving profits or
commissions to some merchants in this place and
Rotterdam"
-eSe- =.
Extract of letter, dated Barbados, July IL.
Sc have the pleasure to inform you that the free
colored black inhabitants of the Island, by an
act lately passed., enjoy all the rights and privi
leges Of his Majesty's white subjects; tits like.
wise done in most Of the other colonies, and
NEST tend to unite the dilferrnt classes in the
bonds of harmony and peace.
American Flour IS very low. / purchased
a lot Of 1853 barrels yesterday at 81 per barrel:
our crop of corn, peas, SC. will be very large"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-20
Wines.


TIME Subscriber has hand collection Of wines,
i Consisting of
Champaign, First quality, SIC per doc. or so per
bottle,
DO IS per bottle. or Sl4 per dozen.
Sixth proof reuch brandy White IS per gal. or
per bottle.
Juice of Grape, 80 per dozen, 87i cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, 80 per dor s7b cts per
bottle
Old Port Sc. or let's per bottle Madeisa, IS doz5
cts. per bottle.
French Madeira. 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Malaga dol per gal. Merdock of 1920 IS
per doz. 50 cts per bottle.
Vindegreve IS per doz. so cts per bottle.
Cisret, 50 so per doz. IS per bottle
Cordials Of slI kinds, Rose water, 81 so per gal.
Mint wstef'$I 50 per gal White wine vinegar,
Caret and cider vinegar, suitable for picking.
4IsO on HIND
A supply of Brown Stout; London Porter, Ale and
Beer first quality, suitable for families seafaring
Captains delivered in any part Of the town. Farmers
can be supplied the shortest notice, by calling at
the subscribers, Oh Royal Street, between King and
Prince Streets.
rs Families and others can be supplied with
Corks Of al; sizes. &c.
Also Dying and Securing as heretofore.
aug 10 r.. SALVETAT.