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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07
METUODIST HYMN BOOKg

NotIcc IS hereby given, hat The subscribers pub
Ish genuine Edition Of the Methodist liymn
Book, comprising all the Hymns contained in the
published by The Methodist Book Agents, to which
orc ADDED the whole Of John Wcscy's Collection.
making about 100 Hymns more than arc contained
IN theirs aud so arranged, that the Hymns in both
Books, come on the same page Also Pocket Ed-
iion OF the Hymns. from pearl type, TO which is adj
ded the alehodIst Discipline, aud eight pages uf tho
most choice pieces of Music, from tic Methodist
iiarmonis', forming one Of the most neat Pocket
Volumes cxtart.
ihIs Book, for the matter it contains, It's cry low
prlce' ana ncatncss Of execution, mast recommend
itself to the patronage Of every one.
Ihey may be- bad of most of the Booksellers in tho
United states. .. UOYT ~ co.
feb 1906 Nou, w.,
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FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

PEANS-Early yellow six weeks
~ China dwarf
e cluster
BEET-Early blood turnip
- long blood
&c mangel wurizc
3EOco LI-Purple CAPE
Caulihower
CAnRAGE-Early York
sugar-loai
savoy. very inc
and late battersca
Drumhead
Large Scotch, for cst,lc
Red Dutch 70. picking
Cauhilower. early and late
Carrot, cross, cucumber
Endve, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard, nasturtum, onion
ParsniP, parsley, curled or douL!e
PEAs-Early Washington
90 Frame
4" Charlton
'' margowtat
bishops early dwarf prolific new and superior
Pumpkins, raddrsh, squash
Satisfy, large tomatoe, and turnip seed of
every description.
JOHN II EUSTACE,
feb 10 -Four Doors ADORE tie Bel TiIrern
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OIliica-

NIIlID7s
SPF Gasscs Nth aromatic object glass and shade
y tor night and day, very superior.
spy Gjasses, various qualities
Opera Glasses.
Eye Classes for short sighted pcr5ous--sct in gold
snd silver.
Botanical Microscopes
Octogon Mirror or viewing prints.
Jefferson Speclacos
Spectaclcs mounted 10 gold silver STEEL aud tortoise
shcll-various patterns, with green, azure, white
concaVe, convex, and plane glasses.
Goggles with green and ..hite glasses
Spectaccs nUusted in L!,nd Steel Fashionable arti.
cle--for sale by r. d. SANXAY.
feb2I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-07
Genuine Garden Seed

FROM P(iIL.1DELPIiL4.
I II. BLAMIRE takes tins method of inrormin,
- the public that he has at last received his gen
eral supply OF Garden Seed, which, Oh examination
VIII 6e found fresh and perfect. He would also sa,
TO those Members Of the Legislature, whom he ha
been in the habit of supplying tina, lie should b.
again happy to supply them. Among them arc:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf Marrowfoot Luncommoa!v fine,
Do Bunch snap-beens
Do Yellow Bunch do
Fine Early York Cabbag.
Large York do
Green Curlcd Savoy do
Yellow Savoy DO
Eat Dutch d.
Large Late Drumhead DO
E EaTty Ba, ae do do
Early Sugar Loaf do
Do Caulaaowcr
White Brocolia
Purple Cape do
Long Orange Carrot
Early Horn do
White Solid Celery
Large Swelling Dutch Patsnip
Scarlet Short Top Radrsh very superior
Salmon and Cherry do
Early Turnip Blood. Bee:
Long Blood Bee:
Early Fraim cucumber
Long Green Turkey do
Jurkin or Bur do
Nasturtian
Purple Egg Plant.
NJ o. Call opposite the Eagle Taycrn door, sigr
OF me Dlortar. feb ll-2aw6t
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WANTED.
10 FamiIlcs and Others.

10 FAMILIES and Others.
UJHoUsE KEEPING ARTICLES &c. &cr
IkNHE following desirable Lines GooDs, will be
n found OF good quality, at r. H. JENKINS
LINEN and Fancy Dry Co,ds Store.
Rich figured Damask Table Cloths, of VARIOUS sizes
nnd elegant paitcrs.
Table Diapers Of the richest style Of patterng and
p yards wide.
Ordinary quality Table Diapers. Of all widths.
Wide Irish Shcetings.
Slecia and Irish do. u yards wido
Brown Damosk Linen Table Cluths
Turkey rcd Plaid Table Covers.
Also
cases Irish and German Shifting Linens. NJ
all prccs-warranted pure Linen and grass
bleach.
20 dozen Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief
Ecrsons wishing TO examine Linen Goods will find
IN extensive assortment az the above house---thev
val be sold by the piece, half piece yard, Rt the
most reduced prices. feb ~
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New Books at r. I. Smiths.

II BERLE on the practice of medicine; Discovery
~ and Adventure in the polar seas and regions,
with engravings; Peter Parley's Tales about Asia
and further supply of Africa Life and Travels Of
St. Paul, by 7. Bedcll, D. d.; Ny Grandfather Gre
CORY; Evening Recreations, q series of dialogues on
he history and geography OF the Bible Life of Mrs
Ann II. Judson, with an account OF the American.
american S S. Union by James D. Knowles, A ~
Also, further supply of Wlbur's Lexicon of Useful
knowledge, with many others. f.b 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

YHl Uk5UANT TO decree ofthe Superior
lE Court of Chsncery for the Lynchburg
District, rendered at the October term, 1880.
in The case OF Smith VS.. Quick the updersign-
ed Marshal OF the sad Court, will sell. on the
premises, In the county Of Nelson. on TUESDAY
the 2s'h day Of June, 1881, II fair, IL not. the
next fair day, u tract Of land, containing 81
acres, or So much "a will produce $50 dollars.
with the interest from 1920 till paid, and tue
costs Of snt and sale. The sale will be made
Tor cash, or on such credit as the pariirs may
ngrre Oh. r. A. no LC0MBE, Marshal.
May 20 wifds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

yOURsUANr to- decree OF the superior
u Court OF Cbancsry, for the Lyoehh"rg
,G.,,;,,. ,rooounced on the 9th day Of Mnv !.
lg3O. IN ,lie ease OF Roberts vs.. Mcclure the
,,od..;pn,d Marshal of tie said court, will sell
on Wednesday the 29th day of June, 1881. II
fair. IL not, the nrx' fair day, tract ofland.
in the county Of Nelson. containing two bun.
dred snd ninety two acres, or so much Ms w,li
.s,i,ty the debt, Interest and costs II said de
cos. Tie sale viii be made On the premises
(or cash or or ouch time as the parties nn~y
agree 4. A. HOLCoMBE, Marshal.
meyg6 uiilds
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April25

HRuRSUANr to a decree of the Soperior
Court OF cbancrry, for the LynChbosg
District. rendered On, the 2lst day Of October.
1890. Il, the Cause Of Miller VS.. Bosldn, exc.
u,or OF David Ross the undersig ned Marsh 4
of m. SAID Court ml SELL on Thursday the Stfs
dav Of June, 1881, iffsir, il MOI, he next fsie
a.y. nv auction, on six months credit, on the
nrs mise., in the county Of Campbell, W murn
af the land belonging 10 the estate of David
Ross az will discharge the sum Of $ls23 ~
cents, with the iaisrsst, costs Of suit soa sale,
TIA. HoLco MBE, N.
Mays wtisss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
May 10


YnNURSUA AMI to q decree Of The 3yperi or
X Court IT Chaneery for ths Lynehhurg
n..,rie,, pronounced On the 2sih day Of oe,o
her 1880, In the cause If 5tessii vs.. Jeier !.
tho undersigned. Marshal Of the said Court.
viii sell. ON the lrcmi,es. in The eouniy OF Bed
ford, on Friday the 9th day Of june. 1881. u
fsir, II MT the neat fair DAY, 4 Tract OF Land,
containing seven hundred aud twenty ssres.
adjoining the lands of John fuqua, Joseph
Hardy, and others. OF 30 nnieh thereof Sswil
raise eleven thousand one hundred and thirty
Ave pounds OF tobacco THE Upper james kis-
.. inspection and the further quantity ofthsee
hundred and ninsiy five pounds Of 'ibaeeo OF
the Upper James River inspection aud also
the SUN oi nine pooads rishteen shiliings, aud
interest ihei eoa, af,er ,hs rate Of o per cent
psr annun, iron. the 2sih day Of February,
1921, until paid, and The c"s,s oI so', aud sale.
I. A, llOLEoMBE, Marshal
May 81, ifds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
BALTIuORE N ,EkETs. MAY 90.

Uowdrd street Your.-lhe receipts this
week, OF this description, are large, and reach
nearly $4,000 bhls. On Monday n few Hunted
parcels were taken from store at So.62d on
Tuesday GALES of some parcels, Of 300 bbls.
each, were made at $5.o24 aud $3.50. On
Wednesday, In consequence OF the English
news 10 the 9Th April, the market appeared 10
be without operations. On IhTsdny, DIS
position to yield u shade IN price was manife'-
ted by some the dealers parcel was sold
AT So 43j, and one parcel OF 900 bbls. iog' Their
wi h onr OF two Of smaller amount, Al 1854,
cash. THIS mornbg--ad,ices from England
90 tue 10Th MI. having been previously reesiv-
ed,--the market is rather unsettled. Sales ol
500 bbs. in two parcels, were made 'o-day al
80 % per Dbl. but We knnw OF no other hol-
ask So 37b, aud others frnction more. The
,oagon pr,ce up 10 Wednesday WAS generally
50 90 on the afternoon OF that day n decin-
ed TO S5371 yesterday II Tell 10 900 aud
this MOI ming all the dealers appear 10 be re-
ceiying at So 20. A considerable portion OF
the receipts are placed III store, for owners ac-
count.
Cly Mil Flour. I'VE hear Of no 'ransac-
tious III Ih,s description except he sale oil lot
oil haD bbls on terms Of equal TO 80 oo per
bbl and a lot Of 40 half bbs. extra, fresh
g,ound, on terms equal 10 @o.ood.
From The Jour. Of Com. May 10, 2 r. N.
THR MARKET. material alteration ~
the market Flour iully ou'ialntd,and ho'ae"
firm nj last weeks prices.
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DIGGEs' orrrcr
A Carder W a,lted.

NVfANTED-A study industrious mao hb
{" has experience, as Wool Ca,der to ~.
lend the Machine ~ the vicinity OF Lyncbburr.
One ho can come well recommended win ss.
esive literal wages or proportion oil thu pro.
81 Of The Machine. Proposals byins,l (post psid)'
will be received until thu frs, Of July (,boueh
earlier applications will he preferred They must
he directed 10 the Virginian Once, Lynchborg,
w. where personal application will be prefer.
red
~ The Lexington Inieliigencer will give
The above two insertions upon tbe inside form
aud forward tho aacson, ~ this Office for pay
in"It.
May 81. II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
"A CAR D..

MFR. KNIGHT, proisssur Of the Piano
4el Forte, respectfully snnonncss 10 The ia.
habiianis OF Lyuehburg and rs vicinity that
he has opened Music Saloon in Richmond,
which will 10 constantly suppl,,d With the most
popular FOCAL and Inaruusniai Music, as soon
a, published in-N,v Yorkshire latest aud most
improved Instruction Books, intiuding tiReus
ric's, cramers' Useful Extracts, Seqnri. Han
ier's beaa,fuI hoados. (be,ng adal,iatiefrs OF
Rossini's most celebrated AIRS u Bufro~ 9 Prf-'
mer, Ian excellent aud instructive work y to-
gether with large eollsction oi Varis IONS
nc. Ac. calculated to impsos. all classes Of
learners.
Nj. KNIGHT has likewise nm sssorimsa, of
NUNS Piano foriss--square, csbinet AID
grand, geaerally esteemed tb. fgta n,saniae-
,ured in the uei,.d States vio1ns, {laest |.
Italian St,ng.,) Flutes, Ac. dc.
III All oiders for Music OF Piano fortes
punctnaily attended 10. addressed 10 Knights
Music Saloon NJ Mrs. RebsrJson. boarding
II ouss, Rchmoad, Va.
May 20 ifim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
THE MARKETS.

THE MARK ELS.
LIVERPOOL. April III. The Graio market
has been heavy this week, aud nothing but
tina fine qualities Of Wheat have command.
ed previous 'ates..No changes in the prices Of
Flour or Indian Corn, aud the naasnci,on
quite moderate The Tobacco marker has
been dull, and no sales OF any consequence.
Cotton-Upland 8 I-ia7d Orleans l-2aed
Alabama, 8 I-Sa6 "a. Flour, IN bond, Shafts
Indian Corn, 3Sa40s. Averages of Grain, ior
the week --Wheat 7ls7d. For weeks--Nhen'
7LilJ; Duty, What 6s5d; ON Flour n Id
bbl
Correspondence Of he Journal Of Commerce
LONDON, l4,h April, ls3l--l-2 pad y
The prevalence OF easteIly winds hive pre-
vented many ships expected from the U. States
from reaching tue ports ofthis country IN time
TO avoid the high duty on Wheat. To-day u
hRs reached 6,Sd which Is aubin IA traction oi
IA the brL Ame icun Flou,. There " no
change IN price. Cotton !. IN steady demand
tia marhel very f,m.
LivERroe b, April is. The sales of Cot
ton Tor the week ending the 9th tnst wef.
i24l3 bales, Of which $3.50 Were American
| and Tor the week ending his day the safes
have been lO9Su bales, Of which 6p1o were
American. lie import during these Two
weeks has been $4,000 bale. Of which 3o,a4i
were American. The Gram market continues
dull. Wheat has declined 3,4d, aud ind'n"
Cora canno, he quoted above 3sa4ls. lhe'e
IS a toe,abiy tsir demand Tor American flouI,
but al no better prices. SAFES ~sfe made to-
day al Dos I'd for Virginia, and 3os to' fhlao'
Flour and Ia London The hes, Western Flour
canoo, be quoted above 37s for amy qahniiIJ
aud ~ thi. market 37s CD IS the hig hest quota.
lion for choice qnaliies. The last week., a.
verage received lhs evening irom London, ["
lis "a Tor wheat, making The average that re-
.Int. Ia a a
creased du. ) an wheat of4s aud making tho
present duty is SD per quarter on Wh'a, aud
Is per brl on -Four, ~ winch rate u may be
eApecled to IemaIn Tor a fortnight at ltnsI.
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New York Wholesale Colak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOVED. u


IGHE SUBSCRIBER has senosed his establish
msnt from No. Is4 Maiden Lane 10 III,
spacious Store, No. 1873, Pesrl,ueoi. over
Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland t. Co.--wbere he
will keep cons sntiy on hand, . much inore'
extensive assortment than formerly. lie STYLE,
mike aud materials OF the CIoaks will be
greati, improved, and !. i'll be sold ~ about tho
same low prices rs those OF the last season He
has also on hands, large ssso, tnen, oflov
/ riced Clotbing, made IA good s., IL. expressly
for the Southern and Western trade that III,
be sold ., about the usual prices of the most
inferior quality. Also, nm assortment OF Stocks
w,h many other desirable articles. Those
who will take the trouble to examine this stock
Of Goods will probably satisfy the mselves ihst
they cannot seiec, the same amount from alv
stock IN The city that will be a safer or more
desirable purchase -for sale by
r. J. CoNANT.
No 1873. PeArl-smeet, New York
TERMS-Six months for approved notes.
nsvnt,Ie Mt Banks in good standing ia any prrg
Of The couotry-8 mouths for t,y aceeprsncts.
or per cen, discount for Cash. In oil cases
vbe,e the time is extended, interest will lie
charged. at the rate Of 6per ceut per snnum.
Any Goods purchased al this Establishment
that do not suit the Market for whicl, III y
we're intended will be exchanged for others.
FL. c.
April % ets wl2wif
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WARD ) OFFICE
Iynchburx. May 1Utb 1871

LynchbUre, May Goth, 1881.
The following sfe The drawn nuabers Tor The
Well .bprg Lofiefy, 81, class
46--I0 -37--6--7 -60-- 63-61-30-1f
Renew your prizes in the same LOTTERY OH
class, which will be drawn nj Richmond TO-
MORROW. and contains Grind Capitals Of
5000 each. Tickets 10 tn. splendid scheme
are Only 80: shares IN proportion, for sale Il,
great variety OF numbers 1T
WARDS OFFICE.
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ulW STORE.

CtAMUEL G. NORYELL respectfully in
- forms his friends and the public, that he
has opened Dry Goods Store, IN the tene-
incn, once occupied by Lenwicb IL Claytor,
aud directly oppopts the Virginian Office.
They are respe ctfuliy requested to call and
examine his Goods. as he 10 determined 10 sell
for lhe lowest cash prices.
Ma, %. oiif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

Large Asparagus stalk Of fine Aspara
gu. mea,nng 8 "a inches in circumference
Wa. shown us this week irotn'ihe garden OF W
w. Norvrll, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
NO'rlCE.

A GREEABLy to an ordinance OF tho Com.
"A mon Council ol this osrorafioa passed
III. 10th day OF Nav 1880. Notics !. hereby
given. that nil pe,sons Intending 10 Keep dogs
within ii'a Corporation. on er afier the Erst
DAY u june nest mlst apply 10 the uuder.
ngord ior Liesnss. ~iihoui which they will be
subject TO Gne sgrecably to Tho provisions of
said ordinance.
JAMES NEWHALL. Police Maaey.
May 20. IL
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u The Wig misunderstood us-oI II would
not have charged us with illibeIali,y. we
did not adult the soundpess OF Noahs advice
and then object to u, on account OF ITS source,
as the Wing seems to supposf.-Ou the contra.
~ our design was 10 prove that the advice IL
self grew out OF the presumptuous ignorance
Of the river. IL we we're to tell Mr.. Noah that
the ceremonies of the Jewish Syna gosue wers
, ridiculous at the present day, aud had been
abrogated by the introduction OF new lis
pensation, he nigh, with propriety charge
US with presumption in so saying, and demur
TO our opinion as inadmissibe authori'y-and
60 nigh, the Mahometan. should we tell him
tia, the daily abIutions enjoined by the Koran
Consumed too much Of his precious time. we
ere ignorant of their motives Of action, aud
pretend therefore not TO interfere with their re-
lg'ous feelings and personal privileges. A
Jew is equally ignorant Of the motives Of
christian action. Their. prayers are to him
muEmery--,heir benevolent enterprise, moth
"g but Quixoti sm. But he has no right 10 RI
a'eu'e the one, nor denounce the other, be.
cause be does not appreciate them. i he can
mol see, lie, him not therefore infer that all 9th
o" are blind. But enough on this subject. IL
ms land of liberty, Jew and Gentle may wor
mp the Deity as he peases and any stieInp'
"s'rosate or abridge this rightly aippan
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@'ohf or ignorant deaun.
ciaton, should be resisted, as iofnirel, moro To
he dreaded than the chimera Of univ. Of
Church and State.
u The N'i'edges,lle Recorder says thai
Judge Clayton is the author Of tho Revie W. ;
Of III. Correspondence between the psesidsn,
a"d Wee President. lately copied into thi. pa.
per from the Georgia Journal A publication
90 The same subject from the pen Of Mr.. Craw-
ford is ANNOUNCED to be for,hcomine."
u The people of the Congressional District
tof North Carolina, in which Ersecretary
Branch resides. have nominated him for the
House OF Representatives, and he has consen-
ted to serve. That district wac represented
by Willis Aston, in the last Congress.
~ The National Jourusl--an able and fear
less paper published a, the sent of govern
ment, has been considerably enlarged. nd
very much improved ia its typographical ap-
pesrance.-We contemplate an Improve
men,' ofoT press be fore very long --no, on
the Van Buren, plan, however.
u II is said thnt Mr. Rush has espouscd the Anti
Masonc cause. fit be true regret it exceedingly
Tho Ant-sIasons engaged in fanatieal crusade
gainst Harmless. Institution, which is repugnant tho
enlightened age in which we i've aud which, alt hough
few Of undoubted intellect may encourage IT, can
only flourish amidst the rankcst weeds ignorance and
superstnon.
s-r Mr. Spencer Pettls, the Representative in Con-
gress from Missouri has offended Col. Benton md the
party who support the latter gentleman. determined 10
Nj, z. of tho course, have nominated Mr.. Evans
to succeed him. MIR. pcttis, howesor, is still candid .
We sliould be very much grained see Mr. Bur
ton returned from that slate. His tcuts aud fearless
ness cannot be well dispensed with at Washington
Large Apordgus stalk Of fine Aspara-
gus mea,ring 8 "a inches in circumference
was shown us this week irotn'ihe garden OF W
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NOEkCE.

KNHE EXAMINATION Of the students at
- the Ncw-London Academy viii CON.
mence on Monday the Both inst. and continue
two days.--ihe patrons Of tho Institution and
the public generally are respectfully invited TO
attend.
May 20, Off
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NOYICE.

YHHE public are cautioned against receiving
- M assignment Of . bond or note exrcu'
ted by John Whorley OF Bedford, 10 John
Woldrdge OF Campbell, aud ass'goed to james
Sbsrrr who put II in my hands for collection
which lost with my poke, hook.
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
May Goth, 1t
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Splendid aud Cheap.
8 Prizes of 10000 Dollars.
TICKETS ONLY 50.
Virginia Wellsburg Lottery,
Uorsbaps Sale IF Real Estate.

MarshaPs Sale IF Real Estate.
"URsUANr ioa decree of the Superior
Court Of Cnancery, for the Lynchburg
Dlsric,, pronounced on the Bird OF November,
1890. in The cause ni Davis VS.. IaliaierTo; the
undersigned Marshal Of The said court, will, on
Tuesday the 7th of June, 1881. II fair, II no,
the next fair day thereafter. sell, al auction, tor
cash, on the premises. 10 the town OF Lynch
burg, two valuable tenemfnts, situated at the
i,nct,on Of third and water streets, sold sub
lee, 10 the dover OF Mrs. Taliaferro.
L. A. HOLC0MBE, NJ.
May htus
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Notice.

AHE Lyucbburg Reading Room over the
II store Of Mes-rs Burton IL Hopkins 90
Bank square will be open for members on Mon
day SON inst By order Of the boerd Of
managers.
May 90 IL
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

vi tlc fsy nCiipuf5 stai hsess
Corrected for the pirginiqa, bg
Thomas 4. HoIeomBs and kIeHARD lfHEg

Commission MerchanIs
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices 81 passed lobae-
I'd. from - So TO 10 Is
InIerio, 20 common. = So 10 3 y O
Common 10 good, ooio uo
Good 20 hae. w 10 * 70
S,rins. . % 10 D W
Refused. 225 to2 o
Inspected the past week az hhds passed
tobacco /; II 4 hhds. refused ]. total as5.
IL, Our market is still animated Tor mannfae'
turing qualities. Tobacco Tor the fr-"eh ,n~r-
ket Ia not much sought after selling at IRON
S44 To Z. Common Tobaccos are stationary |,
ii any change a little lower. We have ac-
counts from England 70 the 10th OF April; no
change in The tobacco market, aud but lh'le do
ing. Grain Is stationary, aud the demand not
very brisk. Our own town is now hne msr
kei, especially Tor lndaa corn, which sold ,his
week a, u 10 IL per barrel.
Flour. 81 90
Corn, 70 TO 80
Wheat 20 10 30
Whiskey ~ 10 ~
Hemp, "a TO 8 %
Bacon 10 10
Corn Meal. 30 To 81
Freight down the River, 20 cts per hundred.
Freight up The River Tor
groceries. 20 CTS per hundred.
Freight up the River Tor
dry goods, 80 cts,
Iron Il Plaster By the Ton "a.
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HDICE. --I'or sale good supniy OF fra
n n, chop Kiee. at The iowrst rtirrs,
Howell DAVIES.
MAY 10 iiis
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~ The newspapers from the " far West
are just bringing us the echo oil the dissolution
OF the Cabinet, accompanied with number
of0J's sand !! propori onsd TO the political
bias OF the Editors. The :" collar marked
gentry manifest no astonishment whatever.
lhey wish 10 make out that II is thing oil
no consequence, IA matter OF ordinary occul-
renee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

More Dinners, A public dinner is to be Civ,
en- 10 Mr.. McDn,ie al Charleston. 10 which
AR Cainoun is 10 be invited. Table Orators
are no now confined To The party opposed 10
the present acknowledgements hence, they
are not so disiasteful to our contemporary OF
wont 10 b.. Gastfononic displays are now
recorded by them, without exctings word OF
sBsfy comment.