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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

TENHE subscribers have store and offer for sale low
- the following articles, viz
Brown and loaf sugar, various qualities
Old white, Java and green coffee
Nloasses. first chop Tor family use
Old Madeira
Do. Sicily do.
French do. Wines. all of very superior quality.
Port
Malaga
S !$S!;;: {rs.. first chop
Rice, Salt, Soap
Talow and Sperm candles
Cut her'ngs, best North Carolina, No I
Mackerel
Old Rye aud common whiskey
Old Irish do.
Old Antigua rum
French brandy, very superior
Cut nails and brads
Saddlsrs' and shoe tacks
S'one OF all sorts and sizes
lest wood ware iron aud wood hoops
Cotton yarn, from No. 4 TO 10
Jamiesons fresh water crackers
Bed cords, plough and garden lines
Cotton and wool cards
TumbleT glass
Castor oil, EPSON and Glauber salts
Maccabau and Scotch snuff
Duponrs powder, Yeule's patent shot
Irish and sweet potatoes
Carboys, slop buckets
Smhheld bacon, very nice for family
Superior family flour
FOolscap and wrapping paper
Lamp oil
Grntistones
Shoes, shoe thread shoe aud herse brushes
Curry and wood combs, horse collars, wagon whips
Superior chewing tobacco
Cigars, starch, copperas, indigo brmsone salt petre
ginger, alspice, pepper, mace, cinnamon, Cloves nut
megs, mustard, paste backing, chocolate; and various
other articles too tedious TO numerae.
POWELL s. ATKINSON
New part, adjoining the Columbian Hotel
N. b We respectfully invite county friends gene
rally who may be disposed TO patronze beginners
call on aud examine for themselves, before they pur
chase elsewhere; also offer them services Gene
raj Commission Agents, living Immediately in the centre
and business part OF the city, convenient to all OF the
establishments, Basin, Dock, and di-
recty i'll front OF Shocke Warehouse will be able
attend to receiving all kind of produce and dispose OF the
same at the very highest market prices. Any friend
sending produce TO us Tor sale, aud the get
ting Groceries OF us to the amount of produce
US, will sell and attend the delivery OF the same
Tree OF charges. All orders promptly attended to, and
ecued with dspatch feel confident, from long
perience in business in the most extensive houses Thu
place, that will be fully in power to give general
assuring friends that will every
exeton TO promote the interest OF all who may send u
their produce and otherwise patronize us.
POWELL s. ATKINSON.
April &C. IlI-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

NEA SPRING GOODS.-We are now receiving by
" the brig Havre, direct from liverpool large ami
general assortment of BRITISH DRY GOODS, well
adapted To the and comprehcndng the
mostesirable styles and patterns We shall probably have
all these goods opened and ready Tor sale in the of
few days, when more particular advertise will APP
pear Guy and country merchants, and merchant tai-
Tors, who may wish purchase by the piece or package
are assured that tcW gIddiy take Philadelphia or
Ne,o YORK. prices, less fer tie trhoie IF them
and THIS zoe UH d. nOttos, andilg the great sea, cifv
~ netc and handsome goods. triSfing here.
+. s. j. s. JAMES & co, Market Square.
April 20. li4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
FOR TIE ENQUIRER

;, :, FOR TIE E.NQC
TO the p0terS Of the City Of RichD,0nd
Gentlemen Having understood from some of the
friends oil Mr. Stevenson, that they did intend vote
Tor him because they believed he would be elected with
out their aid would simply state that it behoves every
man TO give his vote whether il be for or against Mr.
conceive II the duty OF every friend of Mr. Stevenson
to give him their support 1t will be torne in mind that
this is the residence OF that gentleman. If he should re
ceve small vote here (ahough he may be eected0 i,
will be calculated TO inure him abroad Let us see how
parties stand | go for principles and not men. 1t is
hoped that every voter will go the polls on FRIDAY
next and record his vote for the other OF he-can-
didates As private individuals, both OF the candidates
stand high in my estimation. VOTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
STATE SENATE.
Goh Bland. Siringer. Mcwhorter.
Lewis 81 523 % 81


SCOTS majority in Lewis and Harrison is 1913. Wood
county is yet 10 be heard from and although Bland is
strong in that county, il is not believed that his majority
there will be sufficient to elect him"
lFRoM 1--we had candidates in plenty,
will perceive The geneTaths place
crowded to suocaon In tho Senatorial 1919
poled In tho county about $50 than
moh county OF Fredsek as frequently called in the House
Of Delegates last wintorn
NOT LA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Beale. Steele
1865

1865 1866 1l9
'eaies present majority Steele 3l0-Page county
only TO be heard ombu Beales election considered
tain.
Mr. Meycrh@fer withdrew before the Rockingham
election-and on the 10th inst the Rockingham Register
contains the following annuncia,ion =" The Rev Mr.
Meyerheffer is more But last week he was busy
actor IN the OF e and he sleeps the long sleep
oil Death He was cut OIL in the vgour OF life and man
hood on Thursday ahnnt nnnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

,BkOAD-ROCK RACES.-FIRsr DAr-.HIio Heats.
no. Heths Medley colt out of Botsey Robinson,
VIM Wynn's Tonson flly, 2 .
VIM. Minge's Hotspur colt, d.
Jno. " Bolts GObanna colt, Js,
MI. Bolts colt unkndly.
Iimelst heat, Im 52s.-2d heat In 52s-3d hoa I'm 10,
SECOND DAY-TioO Nile Heats.
O. T.. Hare's Prince George by Contention
VIM H. Johnsons Annette by Charles, 3 I 0
Ino NJ Bolts Backslidor formerly Meihodist) by Hot
spur, ' - " i,o,,
Jno Bechef's Quarter Master by Ilotspur, q a
w H. Whites Yellow Jacket 10y Tonson, 8 2 dat.
Isham Puckotps Clarence, d;st
7i7e-lst heat, I'm. 3s9d heat, Inn 4s-3i heat 4rn o.
go THiRD DAY-Three .ifie Heqis.
VIM H. JohnsOn's Flying Dutchman by John Richards. |
Henry a. Tayloe's Tichicus by Cl0on, Q
yno' q. Goodies Tuscumba by Tonson, ds
ItHe-lst heat, 6m l2s.-2d heat 6m. 81.
FoURrH DAY--yIIe Heats.
w. l.. Whites colt by Tonson,
yno NJ. BOtts' grey flly by Medley,
Jtme-lst heat, IN. l25.-2d heat, m %.
TREE HILL RACES.-FfRsr D,y-gGle Jtats
fo Stonafd's colt by TOnson, of Lady Creonvillo
A. Robnsons fly, ont Of the dam Of Lafayette by Ton
~ 'pihoS cor ny IOnson, ont OF his goy marc, dist.
Itmc-lst heat I'm. 57s. 2ud heat 2m Is.
MI Roane's colt had not run moro s ~
hundred yards before bo threw the dcr-ho aid moi cnnd for
~ '' w wv
sEcoNo DAyProprotofs purse by Mary Randolph in
two heats, beating six others. 'f'' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

W the uchmond Enquirer leave the Spy in Washington IN
us' we know the "od bsy'wo will show him up Penn
I'VE wish the Pennsylvania better office than the
one winch Vt assumes. We have done Icih The SIM
we shall take no further notice Of those miserable prodc
tons The fellow will tell more lies in an hour than We
can contradict In week The people are now aware that
MS design to srepresen and few persons are decev-
ell by him Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

" EW SGORE.-Ihe subscribers, who arc now at
Richmond, on their way from New York. are for
wardng to the New Store, Buckingham county--a large
assortment OF lanoy and staple Goods Groceries, Cutlery,
May, ~ the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Charles
Mckinney. They also forwarding to Prince Edward
Couuhousc very handsome and conp 10 assortment of
articles Groceries, Crockcry, Hardware Books aud sta
uoueIy many classical authors, Byron, Shakespeare two
ehuro sets Of the family Library Bibles, large assor-
nent OF Piano music, many Novels, and other late
publications Their friends aud customers are particular
W requested TO call and examine their assortment they
are determined to sell on very reasonable terms
JOSIAH MOSELEY & Co
April 26. Il-2l.
RoTICE is hereby giUen that application will be made
- Tor the renewal Of Certificate OF One Share Of
STOCK, standing ne tie OF John H. Holt the Books
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

AUGUSTA, April Is, 1888.
hesSrs EditOrsI believe there is danger that the
false doctrines OF Modification and Secession will gain
ground among when all the candidates in this and the
neighbOurng counties feel themselves compelled TO dis
claim them, and the school-boys turn the IN into i-
Guile send you sample Of this in the following paro-
dy on some well-known school verses
Modification
Is veXalion
Secession is as bad.
Sovereignty
Perpexes me,
And Compact makes me mad. Qu Calhoun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Rich' d VVhoIesaIe Prices CTrrcn1.

GROCERIES, Sc sc.
TENHE subscribers have in store, and offer for sale low
il the following articles viz:
Brown and loaf sugar, various qualities
Old white, Java and green coffee
Molasses, first chop Tor family
Old Madeira
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

NOTlCE.-The Annual General Meeting OF the Stock
V holders in the 'James River Steamboat Company"
will be held on Monday the 9th OF May, the Eagle Ho
eel, IN the city OF Richmond, at half after Il. NJ; at
which time election vi five Directors OF the said COM
pany will take place. r. c. MAYO, President.
April 20. ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

M UTTCE.-By virtue VI decd OF trust executed TO
George Winn and the subscriber by James Fielding
and Joanna his wife, the 9th day October 1929 and
OF record in the Clerks Office of the County Court Flu
wanna, shall, Tor the purposes therein mentioned offer
for sale, for cash. Wednesday, the 29lh day OF May
next, n fair, ii not the next fir day, the premises
Tract OF Land, containing hundred and twelve acres
situated on the waters OF Big Brmpo Greek, within five
miles OF Middleton Nils Also, the follow property,
wit: three feather beds, and yearng, one cup
board, table, six chairs and sundry kitchen furniture
Such title only il vested by the trust will be made TO
the purchaser. DANL. STONE, .acting Trustee
April 20. lII-w4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

FHNHOMAS II. PRICE, at COcb, ans old stand, Nj ain
u Street, has received within few days, a variety of
new and desirable Dry GOODS, which, with tire stock
previously hand, all new makes his assortment very
conplee:-it consists in part of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-rhe sui

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI.E.-The sub
scriber intending to TO the West offers for
sale The Fall and Upper or Factory Mills, situated the
North Anna River, and about two miles apart The Fall
Mills are now undergoing thorough repair, and will in
short time he in complete order for manu- turing -FOUR Sc
There are pair OF corn stones of wheat bre aer
wool car,ing machine, cotton gin, mi boiling cloth,
SCREEN &c The upper mill has pair of excellent cora
and wheat stones, boiling coth screen &c attached TO
each mill is small lot OF Land shout thirty acres upon
which are dwelling houses great bargain can he had
for cash, half cash and the balance in twelve months
Apply to- LEWIS MADISON,
April 26. TllI-3r1 At Fail Mills, Caroline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26

TO s Editors - Mr. Robertson is believed have received
every vote at Ncgrooot hut
% friends did not attend that ifho Fork
foot They heard that and did
atend.--A the Court.house Robertson got
counties They brought and
land" w ~
Stevenson comes to Richmond about 457 abe adj of Ro-
bertsOn The CITY OF Richmnnd he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
TIE, tlIOLER \.

hdRdWAd C0nnty.-A letter t. the Editors of the
Virginian, from physician in Hanawta county,
dated juno 9,h, says -
"The Cholera has been prevailing IN this eoun
~ for the losltwo weeks We have Ind probably
10 ia, town (Ghafl sion) and Salt Works IN all,
fifty eases On lar propal ton OF which were OF a
m,ld cha, ncter) aud II deaths. Some OF the cases
lave been very y,olonl terminating IN hour from
tic attack No new cases aud but one death in the
last ? hours
PtHs5ntg.-From the | ith Junc to 9th July, in
elusive, there were % deaths by cholera Tho
disease in this place snot very extensive OF very
fatal.
Nfto Oylcans Our accounts from New orleans
nounced / mt the cholera vas fast disappearing
Now Orleans hal been visited by heavy storm Of
thunder and 2htnlng nceomp med with ram, and
succeeded by a blink wlnI Oue Of the papers
says, the change IN the atmosphere il very greaf.
and evely thing has TIN Appearance of renovation
Ctneinaati, f. "A Cincinnati p1p3r Of jay |
,aiotlns us nat the general health Of that city ii
improved that buf te" eases Of cholera had been
spoken of aad that nothing AXE aue prevailed
The pcsi,cncc IS still spreading through the towa
ana neigh )orhoods of the whole country below
and q few eases bnve occurred on lbe Nustngnm
IN the oghborhooi of Lanesville anl Ee@tfk
& KenieokV.- We have nothing later from Lfr-
ington.-In the littlc town Of P,tftS since the Fl st
appearance Of the disease, there had been II
deaths b SIDES % or 30 IN tho neighbornood.--
The cholera has made It's appearance IN F,anhioH,
in winch rIacc there had been ID deaihs.--A letter
fro1. Hrrods5Gyg vs.
al shall not attempt 10 .lescrlbo the situation Of
the na,bltnnis Of THIS devoted village H1re than
hafofthosc vino have no. fed are down with cholc-
RI, 4 nu1her Of deaths IN proportion TO the ouacks
is Increasing. ! found my wife and no.iicr ln-lnw
and five servants down. Ny mothern-ew and
one servant dead--a1d God knows when y =
restilence will be stayed. Dr. BayIie's wife, my
81 ncg hbor was well at b naklast aud a corpse
before night. Major Alien aud his wife died sud
denly. ! am not wel'-far ON il--but | en-
deayor to Withdraw my mind Gom tins iangcr by
incessant devotion to III; Affected OF all classes"
In the close of his note the writer says" Judge
Boyle and General Adalr are down, and Col. John
Thompson dead "
L.uisiand. by letter, dated " " Aie1aad,t0,
fLou1 June g." we lean !ha. the cholera is des-
troying the blacks to frightfal dcsrcd. fhere arc
many pIantltons entirely deserted, and the crops
lost The planters ,'rve moved to the pine woods,
and have taken their slaves with them Some OF
the whites die, but not many. '-Fae Nalehez
Ccurier sfys that three distinctly mar'eed Cases OF
the " .rfible form Of cholera" known as :" la grip
pc" had been reported at Donaidsonp'Hf, Lou'sla
na) There have beeen several cases in Franklin,
La
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

Mississippi --rau S.ttifs o-tsiss" Of the
eislult says" On sone days lie cholera almost
entirely disdppeafsin our ely encouraging tho hoi'
that ON the succeeding day may be able TO al
nouncea cessation u it, rayages bat We have ms
often been Disappointed There were ID deaths
by eholata, IN Nalele4, during tho week ending on
tn aolh ut II OF which wesa blacks Quo CASE
had been reported having tho symptoms ol the
agr,Ppr.--frae peq,iIenea Wa OILS, raging ni
yttks9n, Rayno4d, Nc. y with mcfe q less sio-
leneo.
Hrtgian3. Tho Williams1ou Banner ofjey
; says thatthe cholera rc.oppeared among Tie Ia
borers on the canal near that place on tho preceding
Monday, with increased magui'y. Ihe1s @ere
ID or ~ deaths.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
TIE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

In most OF the villa ges, towns and cites OF this
great Contedoraey, us .ur us accounts have reach
cd u.s. tho anniversary of the day which gnve
bltlh to u Nation, has been hailed with undimin-
lshed ny and celebrated with una5aie1 zest We
Ind signed 10 epomize briefly the prominent
features OF the celebration in the larger cities aud
IN the smaller towns IN our more immediate vicini.
~ bat the space occupied by Mr. Vawier's Ora.
ton, eumpels ns, IN justice TO other matters which
CLAIM our attention, To decline II.
Suffice It 10 say that the complexion Of the
Toasts us FIR MS we have seen them indicates Il
DECIDED attachment 10 "out blessed Union but
Of course We meet frequently with sentiments of
a, opposite character Seldom indeed, opcnly
vowed, bat for the most part cloaSod under the
eusc of =" State Riglts' ii mantle almost os
broad, and MS eicncous in hiding multitude Of
sins US was the nnmo of Jaeh@a few months
slnee when the owner Of II Was fairly worshippod
by hundreds who are now his most bitter assailans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
THE NORTHERN FANATICS.

We see II stated n savera Of the pubic journals
tha, the mouth piece of he Nolhern fooatics,
" GArrisons Libara,or,p prom ances Cen. Wash,
ington, I" a hypocrle, thief ,ni klinappor, and
adds that he is now IN helI" These epithets & this
chmitabe judgment are pred located GA the fact that
Warrington was n slave hollel Tn Richmond,
Wing IA aliusion 10 this Infamous article remarks
Such is the spirit the South VII speedily have 20
cope with > and " wpn3 all. HiFa s5.fii suen
as carries e3thi'4iself ooto6lYl s 244 aae4a.u
nation, but ,Ae e.tn .#.,sof - da.t extinction. y,
man bat "A crack Drained zealot could hlYs written
fools can consent TO follow the lead Of The mailman
who psnncd it. Until, therefore, We can be mad
to believe that such fellow IS Gar son Mt
cure IN extensive lnl over the cool consd
crate nad calculating people the N'tlh, cannot
tcar this spriI, bu, rath3- tec ow 'rds II men,
of mingled abhoucnce al contempt. From such a
spirit nothing IS To be dreaded except by those
who cherish and avow it We Venture to say
thatthroughou, the Northern States, my nine OF
every hundred of the people hold ute scofn DO h
the SCtll0flt anu nc III 81 hDt WHICH " no
1t utterance.
But why is it that the Wing" attaches so
much more weigh. TO tn Incorporate rayIngs of
Garrison and Lundy, than it does 10 the bold and
candid declarations OF Mr.. Webster Does it
really believe that the Northern people ara COM
petely under the control of those wild fanatics
tba. the voice Of Mr. Webster cannot reach their
ears, or influence their judgments Or. does the
Wing quote these insulting Notwithstanding we
mean if they came from men Of any weight o.
character, merely TO infuse new life into the mar.
rowlcss skeleton Of Nulhca,io Surely the Wing
is not troubled with those old womansh terrors the
affectaton of which by the Enquirer some years
ago. it SO kecnly setrized-and if il be not is it fair
or proper poison the public mind by their repe,
.ition, accompanied by aggravating comments q
We cannot better close these remarks than by nd
ding the following paragraph, on tho saas subject,
tiom the National ln.clligencerI
I" With all respect for the EditoJs Of tho Rich
npnd Wig, we take the lbsHy TO deprecr.s the
use ots :. arguments ~ this, c,.-u.o.ed IMAGES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
Trust Sale OF Negroes.

EDI yytuo OF deed OF Trust executed by A
Z ~ ilx j Walker L Samuel NJ Garland John
Al O,cv, Alexander Tompkns and John L. Lew
is. bearing da.e on the 30'i day OF Aprli, ls2S and
ai record in the county Court of Amherst, the sur
vivine trustees named in sud deed, will, on the
1914 day OF August, 49,, (b 'ns the first day
Of \ nlorst county Iout,) be.orc ue trout door OF
the Co.Iti-hous Of said County sell by WY qiru,'
&c auction, for sash a numper of valuable Negroes
Tie sur Uipins Trustees.
July IL ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
From The Cincinnati Gazette.

r =, friend has put into my hands TWO late numbers
VI HE CONSTITUTIONAL Am Texas Public
a, nDvEhT'sER Of date May H. and May Is. In
NC last an inside note of May %. This paper is
r'lh'ca at hrazosa, in the English languagcand is
ITS selections
tney contain no notice ofcholcra as prevailing
%, .a vicinity but speak of au extraordinary rise
~ a. inc waters The mercantile advertisements IN
a'e an active business And the potlca! no
''' sr, evincc activity inlthat department, also.
.,, iney contain two descriptions OF advertisements
III" 'eu regret 10 see One is runaway slaves
"s e'her steam boat stocks Cor sale One could
'''A mere were i,o sssves,6 rpi away, aI.u ma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

Accession Qy tie Sue of tfalse aseI,ls Sh1.u ,H
&. NeroY Of Egypt had originally demanded "a tn
.ns OF his conquest, and the conditions of bis re-
,.sa, Ills Iishness of The Sublime Porte could |
-, indeed formally enter into political contract
-, se,al terms with his Hishness the rebel pacha
If Epyp but he has done every thing IN the way |
: .ansessina which treaty between equals could |
t,,..p,.tet. 10 accomplish lie has granted Ia /,
. :,.,eri,l bencyoie io his ,assal, aiung with
a.. soyernmen, Of all tie countries for which he |
r,,,ienjra ri course the Vecroy Of Egypt hay.
-; be,n always accustomed 10 the langpage
.ylieh his late master EMPLOYS and be0y himself
:. ,I.e h,ai, OF using the same terms 10 his nfcr
- eaun9t aparrel with the use o wo,ds when he
iii. cninyment OF real subs nhtal ar, indie
tendcut power.
The salfap Egypt is now more potent mon
.4chthan the Head of the Faithful, who grants
Ann his pardon and promises hun his cemency
lie posscsses not only the dominions whose rcsour-
res .ayc-rnebled him tn extend his power, but the
whole of Crete which had been before granted him.
.,t the Holy Land, TO ,ehrr with the country aud
,bo n,rs Of tho I9vanf, from the limits o, Asia
nj nor To tho mouth Of the Nile. He has thus obtain
ol sea ports ios his Navy a great accession of con
,,,fss territory and population necessary for his
,,c,,oanent security, and natural boundary, easily
'.6.nied against foreign aggression.
FRANCE Marshal Soult has developed his
,,lsn tot the tcdaction OF tho elective force OF the
ii,,eoch army with The effective force
: ,abe fixed at $40 900 men, which added to'thr
,sse,ye of 1000 ard the mobilised National
.,n,,ds .lJ3 600, will amount to a+odl Of 1888 900
men. availablc in case of war. Accounts from
p.,s state that the Ambassador Of Der Pedro
Ln1 nm nulience of NJ, B,oglie, and 1t was in
or,ation 10 advance Don Pedro ten millions OF
francs.
PORTUGAL All the accounts relative TO o
,orto both IRON, France aal every where else, lead
M IN rxpec, that 4 movement ON the part OF the
f,r.es octhc young Queen IS at hand. Many fresh
,,,ons have reached tie scene OF action, and every
hing demonstrates some speedy inon enious exer-
ton. The Marquis of Palmeia, with three steam
vessels filled with troops, left Felmooh harbor or
Tuesday afternoon. officers and men were
in HIGH spirits The Columbia steamer, Which,
left Falmout. on the 18th, and met with an acel
dent al sea was towed INTO Falmouth by the Conn
a l.e stsaa., on rnesd " evening. The Two 9th
or steamboats, seut Out after he. ON Sunday, had no
then returned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
TRUST SALE.

NN l., or one of us, will sell, Saturday the
w 9th INST by virtue of a deedofliust made To
US 10y Rutd y Iiasey for the purpo>o OF satisfying
debt due to NJ rtsn Y Douglass Hancock three
toJaceo Screws and fixtures, and TWO Iron Stoves.
One hundred aud twenty dollars of the purchase
money 10 DC FIRST made To VIM. Daniel ESQ fer
rent, and the balance to us, either Of u.s. as Tns-
aforesaid The sale Will be for cash, and take
place At Black Water WWrhouse, at 3 O'Clock in
The afternoon.
JOHN HANCOCK. ri,
NATHAN II. HANCOCK,
July 10 q