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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-01

The Evening Star that is scarce and rood
notes cannot be discounted under and half per
month"; and asks whether the deposite hanks dis ount
literally resrkng that they did, money would be abun.
danf We had not heard that il gerry scarce;
one and ball per cent month. is eishfees per cent
year snd should doubt whether good paper has TO paw
so much At the worst of pressure such notes paid
only from nine TO twelve cent? and believe that
very serious difficulty prevails at present. though certain
W there lar from being that in the market that 10
neee"y TOR the prosperity Of business and that would be
produced at once the existing UNEQUAL distributon
o. specie remedied The deposto banks, informed
DO dscoun beraly; that 10, hsy do all that they ran
with safety under their present circumstances More
halt the specie IN the country gathered in by the
Bank, while the possession Of tho deposies was certainly
making u the creditor bank to the Others was able TO
call for the balances tn specie thus filled It's vaults while il
ny tho same means deferred ohor banks from discouns
and 20 pfoGuced the 'csrcity which aimed aud from
which The public suffered 90 much The specie 4. s,i
there though receives deposites, ard 10 kept
there 40 be resdy Tor draft by the Government the
o'h,r banks from which ed have not vet been
1Ie 70 egsh ", ana with every Wish TO assist the
can lie interest,", they are eless compelled 10 limited
measures u .hey had but the specie there would soon
be an end TO eighteen Per cent year interest, But At
present though the drafts entrusted them by tie Trea
sSry, protect them sgsn fur her plunde ing by the Uni.
ted states Bank dree yet calls for specie may and do
come from oer quartos which are quite injurious .,
u 10 sud hon the old enemy herself; and IL was TO
remSdy this that urged some tine ago The transfer Al
once from he br.nch OF portion o! tb. specie which /,
KEPT Idle aid nUsrd there he ready for his very trans,
FER. The branch will discount pon IL, nor let il no
on snh INC depose banks had reasonable portion OF
w. hey would be able TO 20 without farther difficulty
aud afford 10 The public ~ the fcts tina, srs required
10.
The 'peseh Of r. r.. Wilde, member elect Of IN. ner,
Cohgre'' delivered the recent dinner given 10 those
members Who voted against the Revenue Or Force Bill
MS been published in the Georgis papers LISA curious
% or 'he ums aud the occasion The party was null.
hhesuon party, friendly 10 the South Carolina remedy
snd Mr.. Wilde va, the onlv oos NJ ,hs rah, ,",,sy
VINO attended and he justified his vote against the bill on
en"ey ""e'eh' grounds He said distinctly, that he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
OBITUARY.

Frnm hs Tuscaloosa Ad5amia1, i'm. s.
DEPARTED this life, ut this place, on Mon
day ugh, the Oath ul,mo, in the 5ith year Of his
age, ofen attack Of cpop'cxy, Col. THOMAS
ALDRiDGE, formerly OF Amhors, county, Viz
GINA, and for the last eight years resident OF this
place and vicinity The deceased was walking n
bout and in tho enjoyment of good health, at the
time no was attacked by the disease. which in the
space often hours terminated his existence. Pos
sessed grcs, STRENGTH of mind, sound juh sment
and ofcnterp,isihg and industrious habits, he was u
truly useful practical man. His loss will he SER
ously iothy his numerous family, md by the com
muniy, Of which he was II valuable member
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
PIsOSPE(,VIS.

lT1NlIF NV YoRN FAaMEn MD HoRrtcrLfG-
~ RAT REPOSITORY, formerly published by
Ma FLEET, viii hereafter In published AZ the Of
ice OF tl' 11sefieaa E0Ii Dad Jan1atR and Aip1.
cate n Iaie~'iaf Improvements, No -, w Steet
by - h Minor, present proprietor wllh the tito
Of NEW YORK FARMER AND AMERICAN
GARDENER' MAGAZINE.
II Will be executed in superior manner upon
beautiful paper, with nav Tyne and rssu' Il mouth
y, Oh The ffH Of cach month, containing thiriy.twu
pages precisely similar IN SIZE and shape, and
rOI1BLE the quantity, OF the Simple sheet OF
sixttrD pages Alter the close OF the current volume
LIST January n6sf
Bach Nh lbc, fhe Farmer uni MAGAZINE viii
be emh,shel. With ensrayiugs 10 illustrate sub.
iects Of which Threats.
rerr,s, Tntrf n'rtAns per annum IN adrance.
:. ~ October November and December pun
,,or. =, g present volume, viii be sent free of
ol,a.,o 81, n. ~ WHO desire them from whom We
reeve ~ r., ,Ipastsso, previous TO the FIRST of
January. G,r,l, Nsatns Volume We make this
-. =. :, ,lNh may intend 10 tnIc II after
thai .mr, NAV l., us X, NY as e''Y as eoovcnien''
tina, we NAV l.. ol,e III A,n1 some lien OF the mum
Der Of copies We ough, to nou'aenco with
inn ~ ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, Ivy tho Rev. Samuel Armis'end, on
the eth December, Mr. RICHARD McCRAW
TO Miss -. CARWlI.E, all OF Campbell.
------. Ivy the same, on the 9Th January, Mr.
YANCEY BAILEY to Miss MARY NJ MAR
SHALL, MI Of Campbell
------, 10y the samc, on the 10th Of January
Mr.. HENRY MOON to Miss JENNA BAL
LEY, all OF Campbell.
-, by the same, on the 10Th of December,
Mr.. GILES FUQUA to Miss ELIZABETH
SAUNDERS. all OF Buckingham.
------ on Saturday the 9th of January, by til,
Rev Henry Brown, Mr.. WIN. FOSDlCK, age,
Is To the be au,ful and much admired Miss MARY
aged %, daughter Of Mr.. james Johnston, nil O
Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
THE, CRIS[S.-No. /.

| have in a preceding number represented the
protective system as the cause of the discon-
tent oethe great body of the Southern people l
have also exhibited the odious, oppressive hypo-
critical and unconstitutional character Of nullfca-
lion, which has been invented by some OF the lea
ding statesmen of South Carolina, in It's theory
and practice, as the remedy for a redress OF the
grievances Of the protective system II the
grievances be of such an extraordinary and oppres-
sive character as to demand the application OF
such a navel extraordinary and powerful remedy
tho idea that the parentase ofhoth systems justly
belongs to the same man must strike the mind win
peculiar force Paradoxical and incredible MS II
may appear, such rs the fact! II is admitted on
all hands, that /" protection" as system, under
the spccious covering of bill for revenue had It's
foundation in 1916 In the discussion Of the bill
imposing duties for revenue, passedby congress IN
that year. JOHN C. CALHOUN, late Vice Pre-
sideht, then distinguished member OF congress- W
speech Of much ability and ingenuity, advocated
the protective features Of that bill, both as consft1a
tional and erpediem and the weight OF MS 'a'
ents, and his personal influence contributed grca.
~ to its success. The republican members rom
Virginia and many other States, with forecast
almost supcrhuman forctod the dcmoralizlng an.
destructive tendency of the system upon the sutur'
hsppncss and prosperity Of the country, anu op
posed the protective" principles OF the h''i WIN
n,any hrmness, both as unconstitutional ana mex
pedient. They depicted the crisis which has re-
suited from it, with os much accuracy ns II the pre-
sen. state Fittings had already passed before Ine,
view; and wsre written in the History OF Tue rvs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
LYNCHBURG JOCKEY CLUB.

A subscription is now in circulation, for the pur-
pose Vt raising Jockey Club Purse, to be run for
semi-annualiy, in the months OF May and October.
There have been Obtained in one day. 100 subscri-
bers and there is no doubt tina. II will be one Of the
largest Clubs in Virginia, ~ the FRS, Of May next
All gentlemen willing % encourage the breed Of fine
horses, aud tho sports Of the turf are invited to
subsriibe to .ht Club, either in person. or by sd-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
fd.sniass l,ao.,o dc r saf, : 4. ol.sTd

drss.ings Iehcfio the PrQlrisl5f, Y. y. o,veI,
ESD Lyhtblhrg.
The Friday previous to The Iotkey Glib Races,
there will be .no'ei Rue betRctn Mrss Oil.
yer and Garth, 2 mile heats, FIR SiMn side.
There is a SSerrs,ske Race nntu, mile heats,
iu1 entrance tr,.-half forfeit, ion coils that ,
yenrs Old THIS srfH.--fn,ir N more 10 make a race,
,,r far anc eaft o. lily, to close the LIST day OF
March Gentlemen wishing 10 enter colts will adj
dress the Proprietor.
Timely notice will be given of the sizc OF the
purses, and of the day Of commencing the races.
TT Richmond Wing and Enquirer are respect
fully requested to copy the above.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
PIANO E~r. 20 ii y.
4 FURTHER supply Of Dpbols and Siodd9
N Metallic ple,e
PIANO FORTEs;

which the subscriber pledges hlms'2 to sell NJ Inc
Makers prices in Now York, with lhc addition Of
tho actual expense Of transportation
JOHN T0HPKtNA
Mrs. TUnplsns continues 10 gave instruction IA
Music on the PidnO, and To receive a, boardeis,
Young Ladies'. who may resort to this plaec for
their education,
Jan.7 ihliFs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
ONE CENT RSEsg.s I'D.

Np UNAWAY from the subscriber in 'e,e "s''
u y an apprentice boy to tin Shoe AMI .Bo. ma =,
king business, by the name Of POWIIk ~
DEE NEY, between ID aod ~ years of age, WIN
u red head aud some what ietcj In the left knA',
bur runs well considering his hfrmiy. l will
give the above reward but no thanks, To any per-
son who viii return him 10 me, Mt buckingham
Cour. house. TiIOS. PAllltACh.
Jan q IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.
IBOOKS
~.

ME subscriber, having determined 10 relin.
-. qush business nj this place. vii sch his sloeh
|ofBOUTS aud SHOES, chiefly his own mnnn-
facturc, at reduced prices. Also l,F,r daz Hoo, alo
rocco superior. Three daz seal skins, suitable H.,
Ladies shoes nm assortment OF l.aoics aud Gen
demons fashionable Lnsls.
An persons lndeitedi 10 mn are respectfully re
1lostcd to Gull aud settle their accounts, ~ | an
aosirou. 10 close my business soon a pltrisa.
Die vii nlso sell on liberal terms TWO uOu
SEES with a LARGE LOT attached 10 each silnnie,
about one milo from town, on the Richmond rohd
ono Of which il considered "a excellent Stand tot
gro;cry, o. house OF entertainment
BERNARD EINNEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
NIssGTlSTA-Ato Circuit superior coaft

y of Law and Chancery held for Nelson coun-
,y, at the court house, ON The 81 day of May, 1882
Alexander Roberts and 5 ,rab his wife, John
Haggari and Mary his wife Tarlion Woodson
and Anncc his wife, Joseph G. Roberts aud Sn
sannah his wife, and George W. Page and II ca
rie,s his wife, plns.
against
Alexander Mcclure, Dct.
This cause HAVING been sent hilher from ,le Cir
cut Superior Count of Law and Chancery for the
Corporation of Iynehbnrg, Is ordered 10 bc docket
ed and thercuoon by consent Of pailes, the cause
came on TO be heard, on ,hc bill, answer and esli.
BITS, and was argued ~ counsel On cons'dera-
ton whereof, tie court doth iur,>,e. order d:d de-
cree, that, unless the defendant shol within six
months from the date hereof pay unto the plain.
tiffs the sum Of one hundred and twenty four
pounds, ten shillmgs and penny, with lnleres,
thereon after the rate Of SIX pei eentum per annum
from the LIST day Of January, 1918, until paid aud
the costs Of this suit that the Sheriff of This county
do after having advertised the time and place of
sale foI four weeks IN some newspaper printed III
the town of Lynehburg, at the front door of the
court house ofthis county, on some court day, and
ut some public place near the residence Of the de-
PENDANT at least ten days before such sale, proceed
to SELL upon the premises, by way ofpublic auction
to the highest bidder, for ready money, or upon
such Cfeht as t3c paEiIt' lhtIls'lbrS Stah uBicc
upon the Tract Of Land ir the bill mentioned, or
so much thereof as shall be sufficient TO pay off and
discharge the debt aforesaid, and the costs and
the even, ofhe sale for cash. that re pay the pro-
ceeds thereof after detraying the expenses Of the
same into this court subject to its future order and
decreed; but in case Of sale upon credit, then
that he take from the purchaser or purchasers
thereof bond with sufficient security for the pay
ment ofthc purchase money, retaining The title to
the said land as further security for nc said pur
chase money, subject to be resod in cnsc default be
made IN the payment ofthc same, and that he hold
said bond subject to tho future order Of the court,
and report his proceedings to the court III order to
Anal decree and tho court doth further adJudge
der and Decree that tho bonds the bill mention
ed, payable on the lst day Of January, 1916, be
| delivered up 10 the defendant to be cancelled
a Copy-Tes,e, RO. G. CUTLER, Ok.
| PURSUANT to the above Decree the under
signed will on Friday the 18th day of February
next, if fair if not on the next fair day, Sundays
excepted upon the premises in the said decree
mentioned, proceed to sell, at public auction, the
Tract Of Land in the bill mentioned upnn such
terms as may be agreed upon by the parties inter-
1 ested. SEATON II. LOVING, ID. S.
| for Abraham B. Warwick, Sheriff of Mel
! son County.
! Jan. 81 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

General Beraard- ThIs cclebrrsd Engineer
who was lately otiba head Of tte Euginsss De-
paflmeni in the u States, IL now AiJde-camp tn
the King Of France. and Director General OF tho
Fo'liiicsiions that aro building around Paris. Az
though Paris always has betpe walled city, the
wells are only suited TO the purpose of police and
not at all calculated for military defence. About
ycer sinso tho government determined 10 forify
Paris III ananncr which should enable II 10 stand
segc The heights around il ARE rdmirably
suited Tor the purpose, and Tie works urder the OF
dcrs oil Gen Bernard hre In rat III progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
Jan 10
.-.-.-4szs--, .,.tsf d. 1854. = /.
FEMALE .tieiliGAEiiS4.

,ruNIIE Nth I SEASON ot tie aul'aerlbsr.s
u sehnol viii open on lhe itb or Dra..y next
! forms as heretofore, &'3, payable ia hd,ante.
+, Mr. s. has, ior several years ha! IN eeiftnnpll.
ton snch mn enlargement, al his course ef IN iun.
ton should embrace the most important depart
incnts ofthe Physical Sclonees, susceptible o. Hats.
traton by Experiments Specimen. or Diagrams
II preparations arc 80 I'm olainlcl lAot with hc
neSt scs,ion 81 his school tr intend 70 CON nilnee
couse OF Lectures on Natural and Fxpeuarebtai
! Ph1sophy to extend tmongh The refind Of t~o
! years. o. ioR' SESSIONS IN lhe tDp WIN. afrnng4-
mont
/ Chemistry epnielly-t;s!yan Nag
neti',o,
. Phys'rs-- rnllincS Of hYnamifs--,of HIy,lrpiy.
namcs--- Pncumalcs-- Aeouaiisa.
3 Oplcs-Dpiicd lustunnnts--A Astronomy
T. Outlines Of Gco'0y--of Mlncralugy~ Bota.
ny ohln,s Of Natural History Natural Theol.
IoGy.
The course viii he amply Illustrated by Chm
~ and Philosophical Apparatus ct the ,losi re-.
: ent and improved construction. The ondin F.,
p,,. c,IScs Of eaeh science vii be slntrd IN sueeus-
,ivc q, op,5tana. Ia less impouau, % obselen.
TONS AMI al will bc uy dcnonynalei II VIII
he The tcbcpui'S incc,Sint aim 10 be HDfQAgdRp
Nia,j3i6ad.
A Lecture wi, DE delivered every Tuesday rner-
ninG al u, anu on ohlhf""y hpiHih9 al ~ e4eth
when the two pracediog textures will be reviewed
and the class examined upon t'f'Jr.
The class will consist OF YDuag Ladies' eAslp.
avt'y.
Terms per session. Eight Dollna il advance.
F.lt SMITH.
- = Should adequate encouragement be
offered, Mr.. Smith viii repeat tho first dsvisun of
the ahoec coulsn Of Lectures 10 class OF BoAng
genileiqep, on the evening Oh esat Monday md
Thursday. The Did Of the Solar Microscope and
other optical insruments beng unayoidahly Loaf,
the terms will be reduced to VII,
AS the uopo Is entertained that these increased
i...~,lities IN education may attract more l'hera
patronage ',ah 10 tn, Female aud the CLASSICAL
schools Of lbi,town, M, :. respectfully submits
10 the Principals o, aRld Schools tie rdoygiely Of
enau.ring how far bis deaisn may mcIi' teis favor
and encouragement.
Dec % wns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

NOR SALE hi the GOLDEN HEAD.
n Bank Square and al ny OLD STAMP.
wholesale OF retail, n very larsa and fresh asgurt.
u-ntof Medicines Surgeons and Obstorlcal Ia.
srupents, Ola, Paints. pye-StuGs, Wines Sc
cars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Teas, Rica
soapa, Cheese, Perlumery. Beads, Fancy Good.
Pen dni Pocket Knives, plrks and pistolg, s5cis.
sors, Brushes, Vorliish.s, Eic Etc. warranted
pure "oa OF superior quality and at as low prces
IS any other house IN virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
Jan n ~
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CAPS. &c.

MI w. DAVENPORT is now receiving a
1VA' variety Of Mems, Boys and Cliiidrens
Caps, of the latest and most fashionable styEc--
Also, supply of Ladies AM Genllemen's Boots
and Shoes. -
Jsp. n 4iH
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Fd-Hsf,, al Isrs.,sS7s sff,-.I Htiaatlsa Of
xvurfbus.


ENnrf1us.
H\TllS !ns,iu,ipn weni ieie oprrsiion on tie isl
Il January, ls53, under sn,hor'sy Of an act Of
the Legislature, passed tho Goth Mrrch 1899, giyl
ing sanction 10 nil such similar Institutions IN the
Commonwealth Of Va. under certain ctniiiions Sc,
forth in said net. !, is governed by Constitution
and bylaws, anil its chiefdes,gn tho promotion
Of spirit of economy Deposi,es will be rcceiy.
I'd Of any sums no, less then ons dollar but err,
tl ate will lee issued &C ,ntefes, allowed on lcs
amount than five dollars for which. and oil sums
over, the Cashier ofthe Institution will issue GER
tcatcs beating interest after ten dnys ofthree per
cent. per annum On surns reinainng on derosiic
toht months or less--four pet cent for any time
over four and mol exctcdin& six months md five
per cent, per annum FOR any time exceeding six
mouths. The Cashier will attend u, his Office on
Tuesday of each week, from oeioch. A, NJ, TIL
noon, for the purpose OF receiving doposites and
the Bourd of preetofs will meet Tho evening Of
tho saline day Ia nuke dseoant,s and tfarsaet { tn
CT business. Notes and drafts for discount will be
handed 10 tho members 10 be laid before
'lhe Board of Directors at their meetings.
Its officers n members are the following
John q. Neon, Preaidcnt,
Geo. W Turocr, Cashier,
Alex. Fomphins Treasurer =
NJ. w. Davenport, Secretary ,
Jno NJ Warwick. Pair ick Mathews,
JUS w Morgan, Charles a. Wilhers,
John EmIy, VIM J. Turner,
Maurice Lpnghprnc, John ilolljns,
Henry 3. LanGhornc, John $. Blur.
r. q. Tompkins, David r Ealey,
John d. MuncIl. Hugh Montgomerc,
$ IL, DAVIS, Jamcs l.. Chytor,
Maurice II. Garland, Josse Hare,
Jno. NJ. Oey, sarauci Garland
! Samuel McCorklc,
Jan ~. atf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

The Whole tonnage OF the United States ~ a.
bout we've hunjrad thousand, upwards nf htee
hundred thousand Of which bsung 10 lie State ot
A'alne.--lt will snrn,iso many 10 leetn that ons
quarter Of Tho whole shipping OF United sfalesbc..a
longs 10 thisuew member Of the conledefaey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
NOTICE.

WISH 10 hro on for the ensuing yenr house.
M efl. Ned about Gi1een md well gfosn. Shs
has hen ,a,aed DlGhgelerin III, country. nid WI
b" hIrod cheap, to good master. Enquire az hi,
Office.
Jan vagu
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Tlslts,ll DRUGS &c.

a 7 81 i, H0fALI ars now olanng a
w ltesb supply, amongst which are sulph.
1lorpae, Cysrnct Pelnss. Lump Magnosia,
Spru3 l.aneer ivory Throat syti,iges, Saiion,
Sc. 81 ALAG, 3 cases Extract Of Loswood.
Gan, II .,
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BRlLLIAaT sGiIissz;,.

H05FtF HTATIY u stIIFi FV'i JVfi ", II,
a1f l. wtl be oherlyed that Mo drawing Of ilnl
Sebtme bap becp changed 10 the Goth i'eh.
Tickets Is, Halves W, Crs w.
Tickets and shares IN packages OF eingle n,nu.,
brrsj may be had ia the erentest variety, al
WARDS OFFICE, Lynch.
r. All Qfdc, from the country viii meet PROMPT
qucntioe.
JlnJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

The proceedings Of the people &c Nelson,
ap the subject Of Notification nrc crowded out this
morning. They shsll appeal in out next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

HoR SALE, Troopers un.onn--a b,rsain
u may be had.--Arpy to u, HUNT
Ja1 u -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

~ " Saturdays Mud. We Issrn shstshe Re
port of the Committee Of 81 wps rejected and De
sats,itate Of Mr. Blown was adopted ia the Houss
Of Delegates, on Wednesday,, by vote Of q 10 GIG
--.Mr, Nah only absent The Wing says bow
ever,hetthey were considerably modified; Sys-
tcrmiaing sses~ion aiteget!er, and speaking
pore pointed language against Notification"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

ANOTHER MESS \ GE.---Saturdays nun4 !
broush. Us n long and important Message from tte'
President II the United States to tho two Honsss
of Congress. enclosing ,I,s South Csrolina Ord'-
nahcs &e.--We regret J,ai we are not abIs v ~
Il before our feaers this morning,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21
WARDS OFFICE.
Ehe keXing.nn k.N 9tt,

Glass lib. for 1899.
10 be dfawn ~ I.ynehburs Va. on W ednesday d
9Bih d1v of lffutarv fsgl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-20
BOSTON M,RKEr-July Is.

Cofje- rno market has sustained no material
change our last publication, huiders continue
frm, but at the advance required, the transac-
tions are Of little Importance. An import Of
about 500 bags Havana of common quality was
ta,:eD at I05 On the usual credit; 500 do do at
III; ami so do 10 at lie per ID; superior
lot of 80 Gags S, Domingo at 124c; and some
other parcels OF far to good quality at Iii l2c;
So casks Porto Rico at Sc mo CT.
Fish-'fhe principal operations have been in
ne " bank and common shore Fish. the former at
l4s and the other ar is Cd; 500 quntaIs old
Bay at las new Hake at 8, I'd and Pollock at
IL, per qulntal. The receipts of new Macker-
e have been small; sales of No at S Is, and
NJ 5 at l94 per brl.
Flour. There have been some further opera.
tons in the article for shipping but the prices
quoted in last. have been barely supported.
except for prime qlaitles. fredericksburg ha,
been sold at Sc, at which price considerable
lot IN prime condition was taken; PhiIadeph
5Sl 587; Howard street 81 4 mos; Genessee
73a5 rs per brl, cash. o anon to fancy brands.
Grain.-The arrivals Ut Corn have been con.
siderable since our last publication, and prices
realised have been shade lower, upwards Of
$4,000 bushels have past from first hands this
week at 63 a 66 for white, and 6S a SO for vel.
low fiat corn; sales Of Rye at 8Oc.; Oats, 4Oc
for northern, aud Sc 81 for southern.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-20
NEW YORK MARKEr-JvLY II.

Flour and Meat,-SeveraI thousand barrels
were sold on the date OF our last publication, for
export and home use, consisting at Richmond
Country, at S6,l2i; Alexandria, 6. l2a, and
Georgetown, ga 62j. Some Baltimore Howard
street, b,ougn, 6,5ll The market. thus far this
week. has been less active. Some sales of Yves.
tern Canal, a, S 50 for common. to SIS for fan
CIV brands; Troy. in Hat boops. held at $50;
some aew -Four, ground IN the vicinity OF this
CITY. from cargo ot new crop North Carolina
Wheat, ha, been sold, at 6.75; 400 barrels New
Orleans. sour. sold a, 4 so; Rive Flour, aHoat,
at 3,62f, AMI Corn Meal. III barrels. 3,75. cash.
Export, fran 1T to llrh inst Wheat Flour.
$3.50 barrels. ~ Y Price Current