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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
AUCTION.
FURNITURE AT Auction.

On TUESDAY, May esth, at go'eIoek
"A. NJ. ,ciN be sold al the residence Of
Mss A. M. INGLIS, at Me north end
9Ihames street, opposite Liberty Tree,
HNHE FURNITURE in said house, consist
IL ing Of large Pianos, one book case, one
wardrobe, bureaus, drawing do, curled msplS
chairs, beds and hair mattresses, one timepiece,
China tea setts, gilt looking, glasses, Marseilles
quilts, two Washington frsyAtes, school desks e.
benches, kitchen furniture, &c. Also-ope large
MANGLE, n superior machine for ironing. OF
pressing clothes-wih a variety Of other articles.
The Furniture may be examined on Monday.
may ~. NJ. HALL, y4uct'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

YEN ii f. undersigned having this day
H. formed a professional conncxion for
the practice Of Medicine and Sur
gerry, in this town, under the firm Of
VIM. & J..V. TURNER,
Tender their services to the public, in
the different branches of their profession.
They will expect their accounts to be
paid or adjusted annually, at least.
WM. TURNER,
J. V. Turner.
The subscriber having made new ar
rangement i'm business, as above stated,
and finding it indispensable that all his
old accounts should be settled, earnestly
solicits the early attention Of those with
whom he has unsettled accounts to their
adjustment, and gives this general no.
tice--that after the first Ct October next,
those remaining at that time unadinsted,
will be placed in the hands of George
Turner, ESQ. for final settlement.
may lst % 3w) w. TURNER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
HENRY POTTER ,

HENRY POTTER,
| Has just reed from .Ne,o York,
EREsH TEAS, of all kinds-at re,
duced prices;
Best Goshen cheese,
Box and cask raisins, figs, ginger pre-
serves;
! Fresh kitchen cocoa,
Hams, dried beef, smoked tongues, lard,
New rice, dried apples, peaches, dam
son plumbs, hominy,
Sicily oranges and lemons, by the box,
Ground spices Of all kinds,
Grass and husk Mats,
Brown and white Havana, loaf s. lump
Sugars;
Laguira and Cuba coffee,
Best Cuba and Alexandra Cigars, by
the box or thousand;
Mustard and sauces,-A select assort-
ment Of crockery & glass ware,
Fresh Shakers Garden Seeds,
A general assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery,
Cordagc and Manila Rope, Of all de-
scriptions;
Together with variety Of other artl-
cles. may 1st, '33.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

NoTIcE.-An Address will be deliver
ed this evening at half past o'clock, in
The Cd Congregational Church, in be-
half Of the .American Seamens' Friend
Society. May 1G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
T Selected.
THE LADIES'

FASHIONABLE MODE oE SHOOTING.
Here comes Miss Lighthead and her tasty sister!
Jack, OF the connier, wait upon the ladies;
Show 'en what they call for tell the price Of each
piece;
DO your best to please 'eni.
"ITave you any eambricks, tina, are yard and hall
wide.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
JOHN w. DAVIS,

Sign Of the Big Boot,
NO. 100, THAMES-STREET,
MNTENDS keeping general assort-
I'll ment of BOOTS & SHOES, of ev-
cry description and price. He hopes
to receive equal encouragement from his
patrons, as heretofore.
Boots and Shoes of every kind, made
to measures, Of the best materials, and
substantial work--and particular attentions
paid to repairing.
april II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
PROPOSALS WANTED,

II kS ~ LIZ 80 SSD
EOR building STONE WALL
III from the south east corner of the
long wharf, running east one hun
drcd fcet-said wall to be four foot at
bottom and three at top-to be built Of
large flat stone up to the height of the
the present wharf, with good plates, tyes
and Tenders, and filed in with solid ma
terials within two foot of the top, and
then to be taken from without the wall
for the balance. The contractor may
use as many Of the stones, plates and
tenders that are now in the wharf, as are
fit and can be taken for that purpose,
and not interfere with the use Of the
wharf. Proposals must be given in by
the first Of June to the committee, who
will give any further information that
may be wanted.
Thomas Bush, }
l. Crooker, Committee.
John Stevens,
Newport, may lst, '3S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
PATENT NOvEAELE
PLATFORM BALANCE.

~ "A l. II " II IVA ~ "A - d" 4N OHs
FHN II T. subscriber has recently pnr-
IL chased and established in the place
Of the old Hay Scales, owned by
the late Edward Simmons,
.4Iden's Patent
MOVABLE PLATFORM BkLANcE,
which will weigh with the greatest des-
patch and accuracy, from one to five
thousand pounds. Country traders with
hay, cattle, swine, &c. for the market,
will find the above apparatus for weigh
ing to be worthy of their attention.
The public generally. are respectfully
solicited to favor the subscriber with their
patronage, as he is confident that the
Platform Balance needs no recommcn-
dation where it is well known.
mays JAMES SIMMONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
CLEa RED:

Steamboat Providence, Thayer, Provid;
do Ben Franklin, Bunker, do;
Schooner Reaper, Nickerson. Portland;
do Delight-in-peace, Nickerson, Prov;
SIoop Express, Gardner, do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

PORT OF NEWPORT.
High water. .-... .this morning. ...ll 49m m
ENTERED;

Steamboat Providence. 1hayer, N York;
do Ben Franklin, Bunker, do;
Schr Delight peace, Nickerson, Boston;
Ninos, Price, Havana, via Provid;
Sloop Express, Gardner, N York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

Blk, blue, brown, and
mixed broadcloths;
Sattinetts,
Marseilles Vesting,
BonbaZins,
Irish Linens,
Ladies and Gentlemen's
silk and hoskin gloves,
Farniturcs and copper
plates,
Bandanna flag and blk
silk hdkfs,
Silk and cotton umbrel-
las,
Printed booking,
Russia diapers,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
FRESH
SPRING GOODS.

HOB SHERMAN has Just received from
- New York, his Spring supply OF NE w
GOODS-Among them are
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

6tAsu and the highest price paid for FlaSsccd,
" on delivery, by WMCCoZZENs, &Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
FOR SALE,
r T. NJ o "a l..

REM o. V.4L.
NJ RS. swINBURNE, would inform her
! IvN friends and customers, that she has remov-
ed one door nor,h Of her former residence and oP-
posite C. NJ. THuRsroN's store, where she will
be ready to receive their orders, which will be ex
ecpted with nsatness. punctuality and dispntch--
She has received handsome lot Of sfrdw ton-
nets, which she will sell low.
Newport, April 2bth, 1888. 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

Fol. SALE,-at the house of Anthony
V. Taylor, No. 10, Marlborough-st.
A Lot Of fashionable Dry Goods, at
IA. cost, for cash. Young ladies' can
be supplied with LACE WORK,
as usual, and paid in cash.
may Q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

Null and Jaconet mus
lin,
Plain & ig'd Swiss do.
Black, green and white
gauze wells,
Black French grapes, !,
Large assortment black
silks,
Silk and cotton hose,
Combs Of all kinds,
Sewing silk and twist,
Fancy buttons, -.
Ribbon Of all numbers
and colors,
Fancy silk handk6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16
PAPER uANGIN GS.

q large assortment Of beautiful paper Hang
IA ings, and Borders, at reduced prices, for
sale by Henry BARBER.
may rs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-16

A l. S o,
| A general assortment Of blenchcd & uhbleael.
ed sbirtings and sheetings, Ticks and Stripes, NJ
old prices by the rs. or less quantity.
4mo Ilth, 1898
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
FLOUR BARRELS,

eesTAVE II. NDING anl HOOP pOLlS vii
~ be wanting the ensuing season for 81 or 40 900
barrels for the u u nf Lonshornes Mills palt Of
which is on the ard,n part getting part contrac-
ted for would nuke further engagement for what
may be wanting, a." / Will give the highest cash
price for timber ie 1t IS delivered on the yard until
| am furnished If It IS of FIRST qualify None other
need be brougttlt, os good barrels cannot be made
out of bad timber. Tie slaves should be % inches
long inches wide at each end after being listed
& three ightbs thick. The heading should be II IN
chcs long, SIX and half inches wide, and halfinch
thick. Slaves and heading should be neatly drawn
piled AMI weighted each day as they are furnished
am now receiving and will give the highest cash
price for tlmaor it Is delivered On the yard until
am furnished. Hoop poles wall be received aso,cx
cep. when the bark slips, until am supplied
WIN. l. l,BELL., Agcnt.
Lynclburg, April % w3w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
MOTTO ,E.

\ SALSs repro ntat'ons having been madc
III and circulated by aomr oil the planters, res
pcctin-c the weighs Of bose robaeco IN thus p!ner
AMI Pc ~ desi,ons that there should be no cnusc o
eompl nat against my factory, nave caused my
bnunn 70 60 be examined by of the anflodz ii
inspectors of the scales aud weights, Tor weighing
Tobacct IN this corporation, whose certificate Is
hereto an [ excd. WM. w SCOT l..
Havn. been called upon by Mr. John 1owney
weigh m, for the corporation If Lyncbbme) to
examine tie wei hts at Wm w Scouts Tobacco
Factory, hi~e DOM So aud found ihem correct
Given under my hand, this % Of April 1898
iOUN L. TiLDEN, Co1tpllsstoncl.
April p 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS

Charles tug-John Robertson 1870, Andrew Ste.
vcnson upwards of60, Stevenson is now about
$40 ahead-and I'anover and Richmond city to
be heard front His election is certain
Ma,oe-W diam M'Comas 5l2 W lllIam Smith
l53
Jeberson-Col Edward Lucas 55s. Col A. c.
Smth l29 Col Lucas present majority is }6S
Morgan and Hampshire 10 vote Several pupers
IN aud out of the state make Col. l.. nulhlycr 1t
Is due To HIM 10 say, that IN lite address, TO ihc
people, he declares himself oppose To both nal
liicaton aud secesslon.
uelI1eabR,g--Putial retur,ts--Coodc 53s,
Dromgoole IS, GAolsan IS Present majority for
Ghol son lsS
N'joN oo~n'T-NllIcs King 400, George 10y
all 325.-Loyeli's prescn, majority Iii, and Eliza
beth city and SorioIk borough, TO vote
t6irfdt DR. re. Mason al, Charles T. Mer-
Ger los. Mercer goes ,c fauquier, the last county
- ahead. Result doubtful.
Po1at0niaS-John J. Allen lis, Lewis Maxwell
%.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
CASE OF MATHEW LYON.

During the last SESSION OF Congress, y biil pas
sed the House of Representatives, which the Sen
ate refused 10 take up rcfi.n,ling to tie heirs of
Mathew Lyon, the amount OF a fine imposed upon
nm uoder the sedon law, Oh the ground tia, ,ha,
law being unconstitutional all fines collected under
II ought to be refunded A dangerous principle
turks under this apparently s,ecous principle
WHICH, however, u Is now our inteation to discuss
-ire'erins to recur to it hereafter, If the revival
u 'ns claim at the next or any subsequent session
congress, should render it necessary Our o.
y N' IN referring 20 this case now, is to narrate lis
history, as furnished by Chules Hammond Esq
lie Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette who was
Wen, at the time of its occurrence he is now, an
Suen', talented and honorable politician. 1t is an
interesting "reminiscences of the olden time Mr.
Hammond says:
MI Lyon first took his seat in Congress al the
ezra session of May 1897. He was of the most
Ira o. ultra democrats, and first distinguished
''''' Wy making motion to be excused from u
"s WIN 'he House to wait upon the President
.raa.I ""''" motion ne made very Jisorderty
'Pr.o"i oat II Was carried unanimously.
Du''"s ms session, Mr. Lyon introduced the
IF w. W ranking great quantities ofnewspapers
w. s "e opposition Class, through the country, which
"as complained Of as an abuse Of the Thanking pri
,,a ns 'ne snnnaPse,sion of rT9a, party politics
ac'n very h'sh AMI Mr. Lyon was am ing the most
,bs ~, '"ost Violent and most vitupera,ive of
N r.. re"'s o, the administration. On the 30ih
lelers 10y 20 the House being in session, and
,slk;no !" counting ballots, MIR Lyon was
Course 81 me bar, in strong Of the
n onsress' Or ts observing ,ha, # h. She uIj 20
"o Connecticut and mana ge a n,.,s d. month.
a., 'o''d effect revolution and nro IN, the rres
Mr. representatives, I'm re wing TO these remarks.
en- foswo!d WHO was menhc, from Conncc,;'
oo.erve'' = goa go ta,o Connes,iem .ou had
S'~' so0dsa scorG' Mr. Lyon dia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

c,.,,I >, dnNIoscrb w ,q, -,
Ma; II u 1hnspson 81 Solomon Nrp.n;,i 80
A cor,esnondenl writes Us ,h,, tho a,n.,,a,,
,,rn.d no, the Question, NJ n,l,,fa
ton and .eeess,an. Mai Thomson WINS elected
I.s, L., ,r,r,r,l.,,, >, SORRY oyer ,bo ..
ON, renrcsco,,,,ye eec, a,,J mother IT,,
hon, N, Inc, s,s.on ,.e N,ior ,,It,,a,l,.
,o,sd u;,,, ,I,o ,nlI,.s 80, aa.o,l :. b,,, $685..
the noIIs were oncncd -, t5c lane cls, .ion he DO
,l,red nullicIvL-tb,, he . .cnu,,cd .le doc,r;ao
az nuI,isro,oo .s n,ch ~. ,n , - ~
ne,e, hal c,,in,ed seccsson nc - co,s,;,,,,,o,,I
I;al u.J he mo, ,.,,ls ,l,,, do,,,r.,,;on. ~;
neII womb Jonhtlcss have b,e, much l.ss
t,,,rf.y Spe,.,r NJ nm. Ia, =, ,o..;o.;,,
oes oxsr Nr Daniel I'm, l,,c J,sc,,,e ,rbo ,f "'
rim, ;s contested Tho Aleyondrin C;,ve,,e IN.
.,cs ,la, in Ea;rrnx every one of tho c,n,da,as
n The SUBTRACTION of,be neonc declared
o,nose,l - NuIi6co,ion s,ross,o, and tho u,talo
South Carolina procceImgs. - - NV
.'uiDcper ~ John S. Bsrbour.. without oppos,-
ton
SENT 1)-Fayctte McMuen l9j, Spears l73
Culbertscu ll3 Woods GO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
Hardware and Cutlery.
WIfOEESA SALE AND lsETiI..

vENliEo. KDBER fSpN 4 Co. SYN ri III
u Goiien AHeii al first rate assortment in
the above llne--They are now receiving ther
SPRING SUPPLY, winch renders her selection
equal IN my IN the SLATE, md which theg pigdsc
themselves to sell NJ Richmond price, he i tlr
rncc IN rent, board &. biween Richmond nd
Lynchhre well enabling them To Ito TbeY
respectfully solicit ofhrir irl.uds aud the public II
co 1rnoanee of patronage heretofore oStenlcd 70
h m
April % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
SLAVERY.

SLAVERY.
The following e,.rnct is inkrn from a letter
written by Mr.. Brooks, ono Of the Editors OF the
Portland (Maue) Advertiser, who rs no" "a u
,isn ~ South Carolina. 1t sreuks the sentiments
OF nearly oil he intelligent people o. tho nons'a'e
holding States and comes hnppily as set-e't TO
,bs raviags Of few m,lmcn, WHOSE wr lungs are
ovo,.l by the Nusiy,us prin.s asa fair index OF
.t,;r seutice,, in those States We have nodoubt
ala, ,ius,y.nine of every hundred of,ho people Of
,,,se States would deprccate any interference with
-. alaye question: as sincerely We OF tue South
can do
Gu far ms slavery is concerned, it is the into :
ar the north tina, the south should hold slaves
~ all eternity, if the north consus her own inter
-, reckless of humanity, philanthropy, aad patriot
Ism So long as the souhars slave hpldin,
,oul,t,on SO long the south, notw outstanding
u,v.n besses her with the richest of soil, and
M h,t of climates must be poorer, less prosperous
.,lless 1ourishins than north. Give the south
,,,h her climate, the free labor Of tho NORTH and
,h north witt, her rocks and hec ice must yield.
rbe south m,lst beco &c more prosperous. The
,.,ple must become richer. The country must be
n,nc better populated for it is law of our nature
,b.t what VI do for ourselves, we do with bc'c'
heart Than what we do for others.
Northern people then have no interest IN libc-
-..;,, the slaves of tie Soith. The gicat ma lori
-, hsjiye that it would be highly dangerous To set
a,, i, the community so much ignorance aud de
,,,y And hence southern uuilihcrs ia har-
-, ,,nen lh, theme, do double injustice tn us.
rbrv know, or oasht To know, that tncy Aclic pub.
n, opin.,n here and are hahilns up scarc-cfow
# their oNn mislnatso'i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
t'arstarian system u PsdmasshipS ,.
Taust bg ur. Gtg,r ~ the tooms srs' 1Snes.
1uynef a. Eeyr u, EgaeabD,R.

Tnusht 6g Ur. Gfbs7 ~ inc s'o"s P''' 1880
Tune g. Eerr u, Lgntabs,R.
1uNulS IS the only efTicienl moi q aCquirns
u bushes. hani writing i'af.s ., gsn.isr
men, II a time surprisingly s''efi, - s. re
bold free, expeditions and permanent, AZ 10 Ia,
dies, d style neat, fashionable ~ eesan.
I, Is applicable 10 every 1hogeri''. :" f,-osn n
sbir,atd ilhoal changing the pft aatafal s'y'e
ri 9fr Il OF good foundation gives Il sfr.nSin.
petmanoney and beauty. ManY "ho have fa'lsd
10 learn usrfd whiting on most the popular
methods now ia our country, have succeedcd 0"
tins, ard 1t viii always effec, more in tue same
period of tme tan any mode II Instruction now
before the pnDic.-T MS simple and ingenious sys-
TEN of Carsia't4 complete analyss Of the
motion by which writing is pot IN paper-and the
nd s,dual who Ia. been taught by tbs plan OF les
sans, knows all dat can be known for The purpose
Of writing with expedition and ease. The lestimo-
mails 10 the ruth of tie above assertions Of the
highest authority and may be seen by all Who may
de sire to Sc them.
llours Of Instruction For ladies' from 10 to ~
III IT, morning and from . I'LL 3 Z. NJ. For
Gentlemen from toll Is =. Nj nnd lrom half past
: to Q by candle hght-uud i,om 3 10 half after A.
NJ.
Further particulars made known al Mr.. G's room
where be respectfully invites Lauics and Gentle
urn Ia chll and hear explanation of his system
Al lessons unl witness his performances with tho
pen.
All kinds Of writing executed. where beauty Of
Pcnmanships an object Those persons who de-
sien II take lessons ate politely requested to make
enrly application.
April -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
TUE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

~ =, i, intend as we have heretofore init
ia =. alum. ,.as.ly into the discussion Of the
ca..s Of ,de can, ias!os "'o may ho brought Tor
.,,,t., ,Ic;r ricnds > this high office, at the ex
rir,t,cr Of Gen Iacksol's second ter'h. but We
shall he catefel, while We ab aa'n from Jonins IN
tho qse;g To- note the Sims o. tic times, they
In New York paper, John ,. can o' oh'o'
has bcln nominated for the PrcsidcA cy And p"n-
ie w c.,ster, Of Massachusetts,, the same ticket
as Vice Presdcs,-- aud strong ticket 1t "'i "
Eye perceive e,c Ill.t pepper is about To be ss''n
,;yh.a IL Ph4aJeph IA, for tie ayowcd purpose 81
-, ,oortine Mr.. Mclean for the Presidency a"h
.,s u Spy nj Washington, !" on; Of his last letters
.-o... -, thai, JUICE Meiyra is not only Geter-
,,i,ss l.. H., A can. 'da'c, but It is said IS Willing
III, t..,. s,.4nh' nominate hun forthwith.
The J,j Las l,eeo !, or, popular that he IS ,o".
Should he e. a.ndl1at., We hope he VA! dofi his
judicial robes
A writer in &c i.a..ig!, ~ c., G "s''u''o"a''St
present, the naa,e 81 Martin Van BIZ. 'i"r fres'-
lent Esd Thomas Is nixon for Vice Pres cent
We shvud suppose thai Air. Van Buren, has cad
weights cnou III To carry, without pinning the .iu
thor Of the East ROOM ct1ef TO his skirts.
W. conl ns have dreamed that anv man had
optics SHARP eneu n ts the l404astet OF
solia,ion' m Temperance Society Ihc edl
tor Of .l,e Wlshihson Telegraph has the
hldtous animal IN ii, # his word is to be be-
lieved, aud is pon~n, his wild horror at tive S igh,
throu IA the thick ranks Of dark conspiracy"
We cAGn3i mi entertain serious apprehension
thai IA eJRor OF the Telegraph sick, AMI has to
live 1psa rAysc, Ainh' I'D barley water. II is
all eNihs no 1ou5t to NdlI Gcation pills hey al
ways ~uts dis 'ascd effects upon the ANA, lnatlon.
= The foregoing paragraph is from the Boston
Atlas, "iich "a before this time, aware that there
are other Editors, bcsldcs Duff Green who have
seen tsls sal..t tljcous monster a society VIII CHI
not Posli'' " beneficial We had regarded as, at
least harmless. Shakespeare, however long ago
described Il certain Sort Of " scurvv 2 ,iticians"
WHO have =" glass eyes, and seen, to the things
they DO net &. we told by some one else that
oliandct1 cy cs livery thing LOOKS yellow To those
who are ah cttd with NulIlhcatton " horror upon
horrors head accumulate" whenever they think OF
that dreadful eng inc OF dcspotisn called the eener-
a government. II to them the ioca. Z. all ina
glnabe evil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

1d5 l'ape, ear e5ao by viii snos that NO were
no ies' ANXIOUS '1t the success of the Petersburg
rdh'fosd than "eare now for that oil It's conne.i-
TOT We are FOR giving the people c.,o,ce Of
markets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

1902
.)ii
Page and Handy TO be heard from
Ugfbc Disiriti.
1893

Washington and Grayson 10 vote.
iork-Richard Coke 25i, IIenry \. Wise 60.
Pfedon-- W llson 2J6. Mors au IL
Tg'U-W lIson iid, Morgan 233-two pre-
cIncis In heer from.
Lancas'e'- -Chun lGo, Tdiaicrro 5l-chlnn
goes To w ealiaercland, the last county ia the dt,
uct, Isl sots ahcad. and his ,ectlon is considered
certain.
Eswr--W L. Taylor lt2, ! ] Eaoue 81.
SIA IL, L. Ma L i. - u-l.Lluninn NlAlklrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

RoBBEEf.-The Millinery store Of Mrs. r.
rfaslow was b"kcnopen on Monisy nit last
and u number oIbonnets and bandbores wee slo.
len We hope that there viii he good look GU,
''' suspicious persons who nay be found IN pos.
session otsuch articles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
NSll'll VI,

VgNllE subscribe hegs eavo l. inform his friends
u and the public generally lhat h has declined
Keeping house of enirIt ,inment, and returns his
thank tor thr coeoutaeomset h. has heretofore MI
with LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Amherst e II April ., wiw
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.Journcym iiattcrs anted.

EVIL sohsc,ib,r wlshes to employ 4 or =
q JOURNEY MEN ia II Frs OF sahrr and
industrious habits. Mono others need apply. To
,uel liberal wages aud constnnt employment will
lac gwen, JOIN ii FARDY.
Aprd23 3tf
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,o,. IN consequence Of ,ie fisaPPt9baton Saieh Z
IA, me, with from tho Southern States II sheY
had shown any disposition to aid South Caro- ma
!. h,r urna,ufsi struggle, she ne,es would have
.,c,p,ed Of Mr.. Gays modification OF the Tariff
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Good Prtees--Two hh,h Tobacco made bv
james Terrell of Person county, North Carolina.
were sold Il, Ffiends Warehouse on Tuesday last.
one bringing ;Sl6-the other 50 80.
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REVIEW
OF TIE LYN1'usi'Rf. M

vi III. LII Vt lfBt II. MARkET
CeHRreThu wErklg ny lloGeuMns & UYprr
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco, 81 30 10 i6 90
'hi't Ia common, 80 to q 90
tomlnoutp good, 4 90 to q 90
6'"tihu tine, Il % 10 10 90
L IN manufacturing qualities IL 90 10 Ii 90
Ret ii Lugs, : p 10 90
STRIPS, 4 80 10 6 80
Inspected the past week 3;2 hbds passed tobacco I,
IL hhd,. refused total "a hhdB
No ehtngo IN our market for the las, month. PR
ces very iar and demand good nj the above quota
tons. Foreign accounts To Il 10th of March, the
Tobacco market dull and very lldc doing
Flour, 81 3Tl TO %
Whea, I'll
Cora, = Z,
Com Meal ca
Bacon ~ lus 90
Oats, :,
Hemp per ton, Ito % to leo
Wool, q
hon, per ton - taSD
Rtown Sugar by the hid = % In 10 10
touee 10y thu hag Il 30 to II 90
Glover Seed none Oo 10 : on
Freight down the river i2A cts.
up e" Z, cts.
Plaster and ifon, s. per ton.
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SPi.EtNIsEi,UIST,

Rc4idos 900 i0s, i0s, eos, &c &c.
T,eheis IS ouiy Halves 80 90 Qrs | Is cts.
l'ot sno at DlGGES' OFFICE.
Aprl -