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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

The Carl sic Republican is assured, that the Repubi
can Convention of Virginia did pass by Col Johnson
from any hind Of Petty rerenge because the Baltimore
Convention passed by MIR. Rives The friends Rves
indulge no such feeling towards their comracs and they
entertain different feeling for Richard Nj johnson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

N we have read MIR. Lcighs Speech on the Abolition
reuons-not the mere synopsis Of in the Globe but
me Speech drawn out by himself in columns of the
~ intelligencer. We cannot agree with the Wing in
appaudng It to the very echo-but il is lucid scnsi-
oe ana WHAT'S more singular in Mr.. L. speech
es rs temperate IN its tone aud II rery
gooa speech, but certainly not great one, It's remarks
On e power ." Congress To abolish slavery in the Dis
ric, are excciient--iis criticisms Dr. Charming
work very just-bnt very inferior in mower gran.
deur OF coqucncc, and strength of Argument o the
late magnificent pamphlet from Boston which has been
sibly TO Mr.. Austin
Mr. L. is man Of fine talents-but politics is not his
!orc-lhe Senate of the United States the PROPER
theatre Tor their exhibition. lie has not served rcgu
lar apprenticeship in this linc-the habits of his mind
have taken another direction. Therefore he has not
done justice to himself in the theatre
We shall lay this speech before the public-and give
then an opportunity of judging for themselves But it
ceHainiy does not appear TO fairly comparable
Mr. Carland's inpromptu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
MARRIAGES.

Married, tho 9th Ht, Upton county Tenn by tho Row
Peter H. Baoi OF NoiIoway, va Mr.. Droy Taylor to sis
lenbufg, Va " -
:" Here are two hearts whose movements thrill
In unison so closely sweet,
That pulse to pulse responsive
Forever hcavo o % bsat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
pred aBEy

he Globe states, that the War Department has sent
esumses to the proper Committees of such
as appear TO be called for for the purposes national
defence The amount is, for forttfeations, $4,000 600
ror Inc armament OF forthcations Porder,
shot, &c, &c. observation-disclosures. 1879 7ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
Our Countrv-Riokf or Wrono

The Alexandra Gazette republishes the eloquent D.
peal OF Decatur-and says:'sWe echo the sentmc nts
OF decatur from the Richmond Enquirer. We hope
the country by specific appropriations be expended
under authority OF law will be- put in state of complete
defence forthwth."-Thus speaks whig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
ODDOsikiou-
Administrations.

ihe ttle spotted pig" counted on tho side
OF the h But without him. the Parties probably bongh,
soa h III me senate Add such this both the
senators from Virginia TO be
" OF her People, and both Houses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

HpLACKSMITH for saic-Will be sold in from, Of
"a y the Bell Tavern Monday the Ist Of Februafv
Of II o'clock, very valuable fsacksrnth belonging
TO the estate OF Beverly IL Woodbridge, deceased.
DANIEL u. ELAN 9d0,infst,afor
II. $. HCBsARD, .9actioneer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

THNRUST SALE OF LAND.-In pursuance If
u trust decd executed TO tile subscriber by William
III Hardwick decd, dated the Dist December 1893 and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the county court Of
Buckinghsm, to secure The payment Of debt due To
richard - hlcrfiss, shall proceed 10 SELL the pre-
muses. TO The highest bidder for ready money on Tuesday
the st Of March next, fair not, the fair day GER
Of buckingham containing Eve hundred and fly acres
ana bounded By The lands Of Charles Yancey John Clio
yer, ana samuel Z. latdwick, and by James river
c TUE 70 the above land is believed to be good but
seibng as trustee, shall convey only such title os is
vested IN me by said trust deed
CHARLES YANCEY, Trustee
Buckingham, Jan % a3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

MN b. BhMLlN, (iote Of Ya.) ArTonSrv 1-p
w CoUNsELLoR At Law, offers his professional SER
vices 70 bis friends and the public. Address sonme,
vile, Tennessee l0e-w3m1 NV H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

FHNhE subscriber wishes to employ for the present
- year Lady qualified teach the ordinary branch
Is Of an English cducationAny communication II me
on the subject must b. directed Iopkinsville Pow
hstan county, va JNO. p. B. HARRIS
jan =. S3-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

to nppreciae-while deogates from the talents which
1t is too iberal to admit in the opposite party But
who cares for the good opinion of the Wing;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
From the Richmond Compiler
THE PRESENT HIGll PRICES.

". .,,,,c, ,,om Nu,hern paper, the follow
;ns nar,yranh:
IIoD shall zoe lire Flour eleven or twelve
d,ll,,s, b,rr,l-Ry,. Al, so per busheI--Corn
IL, .p,,e, o, re, ncr nound-pc,a,oe., 81 and
90 e,, n,r bo,icI-Wood higher Than ever
,nercorr. how shall we live We will bo mar
yellously kind, AS well as mancIlously wise, and
,'.n ,,,, /, lin, first place, eat 10 cakes, pies,
ar ,nv hing Of ,hi, kind, hu live Oh plain and
,yholr,oue food. Buy no little nicknacks, such
""o''S' 49, g.. In ,ha NJ. nln,.. be econom,
~ ''' -. i'll, nm ana mend your old coat.
' ana "s"r il ,,rlo longer duo, Your other gar.
,..,,' &C., vonr old Ia, iroued over. and 10, ii
''e"s, ; Iv. n,n,h. COW hide hsoss
'>' y" ic sl;..N',ho, A.. M, only ehe.,pcr.
ia, h,,.r car cold ve,thcr Avo;d unnecessary
bni oe''cf 'o' ev'' walnut avn. ,.;,hnn,
'l''S' ol't a. "y"' a.I ,r;eJ C,rbv;,h. and
nome ana p'e" ''n,,, s'' Saw. " and NV ma,
provide y'u' .'',, l hv ,sn, s,nv., aud
KING your '"eN',s. ''s"'' ",' E,alov ,h... d,.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

J -. leu PRIcE % BRE,D.--Onc cause ofthr hgl,
Herald the vast quantities Of grain distilled IN tins
CITY. From mn accurate estimate proceeding from
the d,iillrrs, we learn that ,20O,OOO buslhcls OF
rye and corn are converted INTO whiskey during
one year in this city. The consumption OF grain
for bread is not greater thaH this. Besides, tho
very n Ik We use for our tea is half alcohol, or
something WORSE All tho refuse Of the grain from
tho disrilIrries, il mcd by fh9 plilanthropi-
cal COW feeders over on Long Island. II is as
.rrfsincd thai not dozen Of The cows
which furnish NV York with milk, nre sober -
noueh 10 belong to temperance society. Nearly
tho whole phslan. live on thu refuse OF the vh's.
KEY sill.
Il is no wonder that broad is high-no won
der that losfcrs incroass--no wonder that w'cked-
ncs, prevails. Tho poor cows themselves are cor
uplcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
DXSpEp SEA.
Ia EH COMPLAINTS

III rr hRs MEDIC me Sro AHIc4E EFT HEP AriC Il
mai, oy eh,miral snaiy pre-
'cpe,ahie pnr iIes, IA,
TO-. H. te r iennns ofeyery per and
.ho. ;.o''s 81 every oI,e node
spleen aud IA Janndice. ~ !" '"'"'f ''"e"' VI ''
ths symptoms IF
- '"'ne'- Ut bn'ninr In thu stnmach rita
~, ''ce 'ae IN the nouth, al
which sometime. aud st o,e, inns, ,,cn,lx de
'''s'', e'd hreaih nausea. of
of Inc bow
me stomach after meals, pain the head izxior nr
"f attended Of
& W VIC stomach whea empty, ohlnrss .
ea, r M" "rhhe's the hack iaugupr disturbed
eoa 'rr aud IA ni', the
"ti" eide or hrc,- &C. 49, ' e' F"'''
nave hech founa eHcrtuo u
""rh they nrudcd, that 10
" 10y u ,'c"utse |" II m fo their ha,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
O. DR.. REGEE'S PILLS
Esn:s BIs,vs AZ,

For Distractions, Debility, Hypocho, drio Green
Sickness, Giddiness and Fertilization Of the Heart,
Bad Digestion. Loatttng Of f'ood and Pains Of II.
Stomach. The pills purify and promote brisk
circulation OF the blood when become sluggish and
obsr' cted from the foregoing disorders, revive the
regular habits OF the unhealthy female whose sick
ly aud paIlid countenauce becomes animated, and
tfeshens with TIE natural glow OF restored health
They are equally conducive 10 the health of mar
rled ladies', except In cases of pregnancy or Con
sumption, whcn they must not be taken.
Price 81 50 per box.
~ None are genuine unless signed I. klD
DER on the wrlpNer (soie proprietor and saceesso
to DR. CoNwAY.) by whom they are for sale, at In
! Counting Room, No. o. Ccuu strt. Boston an,
! by his special appointment. By
Howell DAVIES, and
J. +. ROYAL, Lynchbnrs.
Aug 4 3 l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
go ES.N&S

NJ find in the of the of the ALBION
-" tokN PLASTER one olthe most elicacio,ls
remedies known for thar troublesome complaint, as
hundreds or thousands can, and ready to testify
10 It's having answered a better purpose than any
thing they had ever used. This application never
causes the least pam, although it soltens the Corn
ana draws It oui By the roots. 1t gives immediate
cas-. as soei = "pplte md thuroa. y. it IS seu-
tie IN its effect
REMARK ABLE CURES
" \ gentleman near Greenfield writes -" It
has cured a Corn, wlnch ior wars had caused me
nco"ceiYabie pam and trouble, (atter trying various
other RENE lies j asi having received such relief
myself. / advise al. however obstinate the com.
plant, 10 make tral oil the Albion Corn Plaster and
have no doubt they will soon be as ready to ex-
press their gratitude am
An Agent in writing fora further supply of the
Albion orn Plaster observes" have made sale
OF all you sent me- and find the Article to be all it pro
fesses to be- those who have used it find il to
prove the best article for corns they hare met
icith.'
Price 81 cents box, with directions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
q Il =, II II 4 u & AIN =
I'M TaET, GOODS.

CIRCASSlANS from l53 cents, to the finest
~ quality,
Caicos from 10 cents. to the finest imported,
Domestic Cloths, from cents, to The best manufac
tured
very superior twilled Calcos at all prices,
nfo de Nap Merinos various shades,
figured Merinos. superb quality,
nest black Italian and 6 ! Silks,
H'chest style ofDress Handkerchief,
"suze Blond and Partisan Wells,
WIN other Goods daily looked for all of which
'"'' De sold at prices unusually low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October q ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

TUE NEXT CoNGncss.--Th election OF Iseprcsrn-
tatves to the next Congress has areddy taken place
in thirteen States, which choose one hundred and
forty five members. In The present Congress The
Representatives of these States stands-Whg 90
Van Buren, S7--majoriiy %. The same States
will stand in the next Congress-WhgS6 81 Van
Buren, 78-malorty Il. Wing nett gain Is
We do no, know whether choice has been made
in two or three districts in Maine, but we arrange
the members as We think the final result will be.
Present Congrtss Nert Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

II wonl1 seem by n publication in tho last Ao-
custa Chronicle, that Gov. McDulir enjoys a.
great "A reputation Tor his Agricultural success, as
for his efforts as "A Statesman. lie has this wear
made enormous crop Of COtian, and large
SUPPLIES of provisions lie works hhy efficient
hands, and his Cotton crop will average seven
bales Ia tho hand.--or $50 bales of 800 lbs. each
in the whole. This is practical notification of
the Tariff worth thon>and theories. II II be tfor,
rs The Governor once asserted, thai the grower Of
Cotton paws u tax III 40 bales 10 The 100, his crop
" II almost ruin him. Rakich Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

5000 majority--thcy ara beaten 500----srro
$500.
They claimed Mar, don, Know b,
what malority--hey are beaten abevc 3600--crro,
To thai amount.
They claimed Ohio by 20O0 and Mr.. r. T.
Lvle, the Surveyor General of the State Ibis
salary is $4,000 per annum, which includes eNpen-
ses of surveying, elcclioneering g. on the day az
ter the election wrote TO n friend IN Kentucky Il
pledged him the State for Van Burcn--,hey are
beaten above l0.n00--crror l2.00O
They claimed lndiana--lhey are beaten 10, 900
error To that amount,
Indeed. they chimcd every state in the Union
IN ten of them they are bco,cn--,nd have only
succeeded in rlecting their President "bv the skin
OF his teeth, to use very common expression,
well understood in this country The Vic. Prcsi-
DEM is defeated before the people, aud their party
routed in many ofih,ir former strong holds l..,'s
hear no more Of til. infallibltv of Van. Buren,
es,imatesl Bah. Chronieie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NEW FALL AND WTMTGK
GOODS.

DY the ships MIrmoru and Harkalrly. Just arri,
ID ed at City Point, direct from Liverpool, we
have received our importation OF british Dry Goods
) bales llsons best Adpt CoitonS, white ano
grey, Nos. | to ), very cheap.
3 bales Point and London Ddirl Blankets.
| do "a, lo-l0, | 4 and L. ! Rose. double Rose
and " hitney Blankets.
Some OF these blankets are extra quality and size
| do red Pad1ings,
! do white sslleslau lannels.
case Cloths ami Casslnercs.
do "a aud 6i EuallsI Mernos.
| do English Fancy Prints,
! do Jacouets, Camortcs aud Checked Mn,ns.
We have also received a rorLon, and Shall receive
in few DAYS, the remainder of our stock OF other
Foreign and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France, Gera,any, ireland, Italy and
Sutherland this season, and boughtn the Northern
markets by our partners, +. Il J. :. James s. Co.
by the package They consist in part of
| case Coarse Satnetts, very stout,
| do assorted do from ne to very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped
l do Glenrack Jeans
do Ga Forest Cloth and plain cold. Linseys,
| do Bats and II Plaid .inseys,
- bales and brown and bleached Domes
tics, "a, "A and ga,
10 do Peterb lrg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. and :,
tlannels, Ba'zes and Fries,
Carpetlngs and Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities
Plain, PLAID and Damask Merinos, very handsome,
Black Gro de Paris and other Lustngs,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, beautiful as
Figured and plain col. Chays, sortment,
Plain Figured white and colored Bobinets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Challys.
do Striped Gauzcs for p.rty dresses,
Gauze, Silk, Chally, Merno, WOOL II, Valencia
and other Fancy Handaerchiefs and Shawls
cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID Domsstics, Furniture and Apron Checks,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
JON Ii. r. 10 \ ID.
ATTORNEY AZ LAM.

TTAS opened an Office for the location OF Lands
L L in the States of Arkansas ani Mississippl. He
will attend with pfomptness and punctuality, to all
business put into his hands and VIII see that the first
quality of lands is secured or those who may employ
him to select them.
Helena Arkansas. September 3m
NJ Letters addressed 10 HIM at Helena, Arkans as
will be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

CALCULATIONS ON ELECTtoNs.-The Van Bu-
rcntes claimed PENNSYLVANIA by $4,000 majority,
and the American Srntiscl, the day Of election,
50 expressed srll-lhe actual majority is less than
500O-rrrOr above 20,0O0
Tho Van Burenies claimed Conncfiicnt by
5OOO-,hc actual majority is less than l0oo-erro
,bovc 1000.
The Van Bur,nitcs claimed Rhode Island by
2000--ilc actual majority is about 5oo-crror
1000.
Tho Van Bureni,cs claimed New Jersey by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
ES TES. 81 WHITEHEAD.
t2OD
Extremely valuable Store-IIouse and Lot
itslE = Il.

TENiiE subscribers wish to sell the Store House
d aud Lot they now occupy, situated III the CEN
ire oil business and one OF the most extensive, con
venitn, and handsome Stores III tins paft OF the
country, aud not interior To any the large cities
Pet,ol' wshns u GUY will do well to emorice this
pppprullty ts sual desrloie prop,rty rs not often
in market. II II IS no. sold PRIVATELY before the
18Th of December, 1t will be sold on that day at pub
lIc auction. Persons wishing to buy prvately y, will
please make early application.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
my 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
LAND FOR SALE.

y pursuance of decree OF the circuit suparlor
4 court OF law and chlncery, for the town of
l.yuchbarg, AT its October term, S36, in the case
oil. & J. Mcheynoll', plaintiffs, against Joh +.
md stephen Pcrrow and others, defendants; the
Undersigned, sheriff oi the county of Campbell viii
proceed 10 sell, the premises, by way OF public
luction for ready money, on Wednesday the 9Th Of
December next, the Tract of Land in the said de-
rec mentioned. now rented to and in the possession
If Obadiah Reed, about 3 miles below Campbell!
ourt house. lying both sides the main road lead
ny to Charlotte county. containing 2')o acres more
# less and adjoining the lands of German jordan.
Thomas Walker and others.
SACKEIlLE KING, Sheriff Of
Campbell county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently
white, embelIishes the enamel, removes the fptor
arising from decayed teeth, usually termed often.
sive breath prevents their decay. and tooth ache,
eradicaes the scurvy from the gums, and imparts
most desirable the breath.
c. An experienced druggist proneunccs this
Tooth Powder OF the best he has ever met with
either Foreign or Domestic Price so cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Mr. Van Bnrn's majority III lllesc States IN thr
present Go gross 29--in tar next ll--Nan BIZ
rem loss Is. The States which have yet To choose
are New Hampshire, Rho lie Island, Connecticut,
MARYLAND, Vneinis, North Carolina, Alabama,
MississipIs, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana
4 gain Of few members in these States will
live rl,r Wings the ascrndnncy in the popular
brancl Of the National Legislature.
Boston ifins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
SILKS, &C. Il e.

- UPER. black Mltteonc and Reever Lustinss,
- Plain cold. Gro de Maps,
Fied. do do,
Black and cold Paramatta Cloths,
do do Orsandis,
do do Challys,
do Bombazncs,
Long, Blond Silk, Kid and other kind, Of
Gloves,
Black and White English S TX Hose,
Sup'r Enbroided aud Open Work do do
Black and White Ribbed do
Black and White do SILK do
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Nov % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
=. e.. SH.Y & "a n ~ T. u Es ID

,UAKES this opportunity OF informing his friends
i and the public generally that he has now re
.e,ved his entire Fall Supply of SADDLERY.
comprising almost every article belonging to his line
Of business. lie has also on hand large aud gen.
,ral assortment Of ready made work in his line, to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

The Richmond Enquirer is quite happy At the
publication in England of Nj. Van Bureu's opin-
ions about the Bank of the United Siaics.-Wc
presume the Enquirer is no, ignorant of tho lac,
that many Of Mr.. Van Buren's opinions quite
popular in England ihI. Ga1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
HATS.

G5 We have on hand large ard beau
uinl assortment Of
Gcnllrmrn's Fashionable black and
lGs~>asa drab Eur Hats,
:. do do Satin Beaver do
Youths, do do do do
wool liats, Fur, Cloth and othrr kinds Cans
Nc &c. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Nov. IS "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
ny FLETGWEe y. TOzER.
T Err Ms.
TERMS.
~ The LyscLaotsrg ssrS.SaiaAa"

. aIa,sd iirice rttk. al : per a88u7 p4ya6ie IN
" ,rmr,. No paper IrW be discontinued. (bat at Me
,on ofthe Eaitors until 0ii drradra ges are paid
a'' ~ IDVERTISEMENTS ,riH be inserted at
"a c,ats per square, Tor less, The first time and 81
~ ~. 6,r ,,ch continuance Those from distance
., ), paid for previously to their Insertion unless the
"ry,u,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
1y.uLu,rs to the Editors mast be POST PAID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
60 hIAT E:A GAINS.


INllE subscribers offer, at reduced prices, their
l. entire STOCK of GOODS, which is one OF
til" most splendid a,sortmcnis ever of, red in this
market. As they wish Ia close their business as
soon us possible, they will sell llcir goods lower
than any can be had elsewhere, 81 AZ To make II
greatly To the interest al purchasers call them.
Merchants and all others who want goods will do
Nell Ia call, and supply themselves. They viii
>.il il,rir ORE HOUSE aud STOCK OF
OoODS on accommodating terms 10 any person
Who wishes 10 commence business and give poses
SION at any time. Any person shine to commence
business IN this part o the country will do well 10
ival himself ol this opportunity. us the house is
situated IN the centre oil business and is ono of the
most splendid IN tins uountrs with Il yer, liberal
run OF cusnm already extended 10 il. The store
house will be sol Al public auction on the l9,h
December if not sold privately, before til IT day,
agreaby Ia former not,r. Tiny again repeat
that ln,N are determined To sell their goods lower
Than they can be had, 10 force the sale of is
many as possible.
ESTES 81 WHITEHEAD.
Nov. u t2OD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
1886
99l,O7O
4U,74J brls


Barrels Of -four. 907 1873 991,O7O
Increase this year over last, 4O,745 brs
In 1884 the average price Of flour was Is, and
in 1888, $3.50. Al the presen, time. and for
considerable portion If the season, flour has been
$40 per barrel The,e is no foreign demand 10
influence price, any more u an IN the two pre-
ecding years thu contrary, considerable
quantities OF whoa, and other grain have been inn
ported from foreign countries. 1.-The supply from.
other sources has been kept up rs well as tho sup
ply through tho canal. il is not easy TO perceive
how the price of flour is maintained SO enormous
" high, when money il worth two per cent. u
month in the great emporium for cash and " COM
moancs." diJony Argus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

FOR Esg.NV
rENllE. tenement lAicIy occupied by the sub
l. scriher, next door above Mrssrs p. Mat
lh'wS & Co. for one year. from III" first October,
1886, uni FIRST Ottolrr, 1887. For further par.
ticularS. anpI, TO WIN. DEAN.
Also, for hire until Christmas, II good C"ok and
Washer. W.D.
October Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NEW YORK CANAL TRADE.

Flour aud IVhent--The following statement
shows the quantity Of Flour and Whoa, which ar
rvrd At lido water. from the openiDg Of naviya-
ton to the first Of Nor. in 1885 ADD 1886, viz.
1885 1896
Barrels Of Gour, 1886 OBJ S34, 500
Bushsl, Of wheat, 576,4i5 7S2,706
There is dccreas. in the number Of barrels Of
flour of onlv 505---,nj AN Increase in tho number
of bushel, of wheat over last year. of 206.26
bushels.
Allowing s bushels Of wheat for barrel Of
nonr, and the quantity will stand IS for eael, year,
viz.
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TIT 10 MERCHANTS

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w and ~ Just received by the ships Nnrmor6
Winter D,r rurk leay. importation of Fall and
good asso,n mooos' together with very heavy and
Goods fron u. OF other Foreign and Domestic
Gues.-Wnn richmond. Petersburg and Northern
in this morLo, ''ncit cali from Merchants. buying
before making their purchases.
JAMES c. HUNT e. Co.
s.pt.mh., m Importers fBritish Good.
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