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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24
AUCTIONS.
On SATU RDAY. NEWT

Cn SATU RDAY, NEXT.
~ o'clock a. W. wW be sold at Public
hnef'on, IN front ofthe subscribers store
S SEhANkIlN STOVES, Coal cook
- stoves, Sbols. Cider 2 Beds. some rnru,ur,
Cfoek'ry Ware. aud other articles
',o"S oc, ~ III 'a'e' M HALL, Auct'nr
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CLEARED.
MARINE MEMORANDA,

Schr. hogul, Austin, of this port. from Teue
rihe, arrived at Baltimore on the 18th inst.
hrr'ai Havana, 29th ult., brig Poland Gardner
2l days from this port--was 10 sail again about Iitl
inst for Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

No less 'han fifteen square rugged vessel
were recently wrecked on Gun Key, Ba
hamas.
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IA drrte1

N@fSv w.
AT Louisville, ny. on The 81 inst, Nrianiel Wolfe
Esq. TO Miss Mary Ann, daughter of " Illiam s. Yer
non, Esp. formerly of this Town.
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The MACEDONIAN FRfGArE is shortly to
leave Norfolk, Va, for the West Indies, as
the flag ship Of Commodore Dallas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

IMMENSE SPEEp.-On the great Londor
and Birmingham Railroad, England, tn,
distance between them, ll2 IA miles, i:
;raversed in four hours and half.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

The citizens of Harrisburg (Pa.) are US
ing potatoes raised in the State of Maine
they are carried there through the Pennsyl
vania canal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

The HEALTH of the Postmaster General
is said to be very bad. lie is now on a
visit to the West.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

THAT's RIGHr.-The Steamboat Pilot,
at Mobile, has been fined $500 and the
VIM. Wallace seized, for breaches of the
late law of Congress, relative to steamboats,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-24

The Exploring Expedition was seen Oh
the 18th September by the brig Mexican o
Salem, lat. 35', long 90 80.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

"iLL be received by the Subscrber, until The
w llth day Of November next for furnishing
al ue GRANITE that may be required to bnIld 400
feet OF the Dixie, constructing at the North end
Of Goat Island the whole amount required being
bout 40 perches
The Granite to be furnished in blocks, l-2 fost
wide, to vary ia height from ] foot inches TO foot
inches and TO vary IN length from 10 feet -
TO Perche- being for the coping Of the Dkei must
be composed Of pieces feet long. 1.2 feet high,
and not less than 10 feet wide. The above Stones
when laid ~ THE WALL, will show a surface Of H.
900 superficial feet Of which 300, being the sursoe
Of the coping. must be rough hammered. The beds,
buds and ends Of the suetobeis, and The beds tops
and sides Of the headers for two feet back from each
end, TO be rongh-hamnered The delivery of The
above Stones 10 b. commenced about the 1T Of May
1880 and TO be continued 90 NJ 10 supply them ne
fast as may be required for laying.
J. T.. MASON,
Lieut. U. :. Enr'rs
Newport, T. I. Oct 10. 1899.
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The U. S. ship Ohio, from Boston, ar
rived at New York on Sunday last.
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ExPLosroN.-Dupout's powder mill, near
wilmington, (Del.) exploded on Friday
last. No person was injured, but about six
hundred pounds of powder was destroyed.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Oct. ls.
Brig Boy, Burt, from.Fall River for Whining.
ton. --Sch'rS Texas, Kelley, from Boston 10 j. II.
Stanhope. Charles Lnsey, from Taunton for T.
lizabeh City.
FRIDAY. Oct. ls
SchrS Mechanic, Sawyer, from Lubbock. for
philadelphia.-Caspian, Bryant. from Bath for
New fork.--Tbree brothers, Small, from Den
mis- for do,--Tryal Wood, from Harwich for
do-New Hope. Baker, from Yarmouth, for do
reaper Homes from Boston for ordo.--Compliance
Farrow, from do. for do.-Clarender, Homes, from
ihomaSton for do.--Curlew, Pierce, from do for
do'-Grape, York, from Gloucester for do.-De-
hight IN Peace, NickerSon, from Boston for Prov
ldence.-Laura, Cobb, from Fall River. for Balti
more.-Carolna, WinSlow, from Somerset for
Georgetown, Is. c. Anna Lovet from Saco for
Philadelphia Transport, Pool from Hampden
Tor do o;-Zenith, Kerl, from Providence for Fred
erickSourg-Sloop Superior Luther from do for
New York.
SATURDAY, Oct 90.
Sch'rs Mohawk. Parker, from Providence for
New fork.--Charles Richmond, Godfrey from
taunton for do.--Union, Smith from Providence
for Baltimore.
SUNDAY Oct 81.
Sch'r. Eagle Wylic. from Baltimore with Wood.
Flour, d Sugar 10 Geo. Knowles, Esq --Sloop
Charles, Ash, from New York for Providence.
CLEARED.
Brig Florida, Phillips, New York.
Do. New Granada, Tlton do
Do. Sea Bird, Mayberry, n. Orleans
Do. Gov. Coddingion, Cozzens, do
Sch'r Delight in Peace, Nickerson. Providence |
DO. Warsaw, Burdick, New York
Sloop Delight, Cozzens Mobile.
Do. Agent, Pratt, Providence.
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PARTICULAR NOTiCE.

a LII persons indebted to the subscriber by note
"A o' oook account are requested To settle the
,a'ne before the lst of November as all HE me-,
led accounts will then be left with an attorney for
collection All persons having demands will pienso
present them immediately for settlement
Aug. Doth
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; MITH'S List OF Draws NOS
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES.

Class l7O-G 60 So 60 so G7 80 IA 2G43241l645
l7l-25 So 80 81 IL % SO 43 IL ~ 63 d9
l72-4l 40 50 81 II a. As d5 81 81 % 81
l73-53 so 35 40 4 65 SO 40 10 80 45 80
174-63 "a % 80 2G % II 55 35 40 8
1853 81 80 IL G4 81 1876
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EVENING WRITING SCHOOL.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER will open school on
u Mvnday evening, 9Th inst. for the instruction
Of Whiting. Sc Persons desiring TO improve in
tbs elegant aud useful ar, receive corr-c Of u
lessons FOR the lrillng sum Of ONE DOLLAR.
Pupils attending To ordinary studies viii be re-
oeived fos 2 ; per 1nsf;cr Of u weeks.
90 ,. PPiGGs.
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STORE 70 LET.

SIOHE 70 LE'E.
fsA THE BRICK STORE on Thames
itii street opposite the Eagle Hotel, aud
blllJ lately occupied by Borden Wood & Co.
- ~ II Is one of tbn very best stands for bu
sness n, IN town and is in excellent repair
Inc chambers bave been occupied as an kuor.
neys ofhce and as Printing Office and will be-
enea separately Hreqnred Possession given i'm.
GEO. &. SHAW.
Aug % '''''' acc
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Stoves! Stoves! Stoves.

d ,oohiNG STOVE of the most approved
- patterns Tor sale low. and personal attention
p''" I" Pu'uns them up IN any part of the town. by
VIM. BROWNEIi..
pcL i0-h Acrt south Of the Post Ofiee
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TO-.HORHOu,,
S1S,coo 8, 10. 900 for o..
FRID.9r
$4,000 for 81
SATURDAY.
BRILLIANT SCHEME

Tickets and Shares in great variety Of num-
bers for sale sngy o. by The Package
Any association of Gentlemen may purchase
packages on the most liberal terms
Orders from abroad will meet with prompt and
faithful attention, ifaddros9ed TO
&. X. SMITH,
81 Thamcs.s rect
Oct u.
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VBNHE Gentleman whs borrowed some time
u since "Draks's Book Of he Iadans;' will
please return il II he d.ufcs further f,0r ff5in
~ = {. y. SMITH.
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Brig Boy Burt, from.Fall River for Whining.
ton .--Sch'rS Texas, Kelley, from Boston 10 J. r.
hope,-CharleS, Linsey, from Taunton for T.
liZabeth CITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

mr. The editorial articles in the Globe, assailing
the Navy, have rot yet found owncrl Japhet,
IN search ut Father, was scarcely less fo,tu nate
m his nmbes, Asthe Philadelphia National Ca
1ette well remarks nobody wrote the Globes ari-
cles, nobody even ordered them be printed aud yet
"rltten aud printed they were to the shame and dis
grace of the country. We know of nothing equal
10 tins business IN It's nonenii, distinctions, but the
equally credible story Ola village schoolmasler, which
runs as follows White on duty one afternoon.
he heard cloud whistle, that broke the solemn 81
lenee OF the room. With maeisierial wrath he en-
CURED of the boys one after another. who commit
ted the offence Each, Of course, denied IL in
The question was given tho last boy Was il you
that whstlcd p No, Sir" " Who, ihcn1 Il
whisled itself, Sn :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

ROYAL and Republican "Mannos." Whoever has
pa any a nan to the notices which have recently
appeareh in certa u "democratic' Journals, touching
the Presidents manners, dress, &c &c. will doubt
less see, from the annexed extracts, how rapidly we
are initiating Royal examples
The Montreal Herald, after describing the arrival
of the Earl of Durham the course
near that city. Uhough 1t does not inform us wheth
er his baggage was strapped on bchind' his car
riope) saws: Between the first and second races,
his excelency the Earl of Durham took iunch IN the
Club Room under tie Great Stand, and expressed
himself highly gratiied with the sports Of the day
II. was dressed in blue coat, white pataoons aud
j., black hat. &c. His son, Nlscount Lambon, accom-
panied him"
BrIs Life in London, after describing the APP
uroach of ueen Victoria to tie Ascot Heath Races,
| accompanied by brilliant conege, says, Her Ma
ies,y smiled good hunorcdly and repeatedly bowed
| She was dressed in pink silk slip, over which was
lace dress or lrock she wore White drawn gauze
bonnet Trimmed with pink r,bands. and ornamenie'
win art fcialroses, both inside and oet. She repeat
edIy during the day consersed with great iiFenes'
w,,h those around her, aud surveyed the races
through double opera glass; and we are told tha
she did absolutely bel upon the race
The Royalists," as a certain friend Of ours once
STYLED those whom he now calls Republicans" art
certainly catching the spirit and the " manners"
),b.i, Royal "a allies" across the water Now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

Ucst Iaiia Emancipation.-We should infer, from
The tenor of late accounts from tho West Indies,
that the experiment OF Abolition does not work quite
SO auspicously as was anticipated by its authors.
On The Isl Of August the scheme went into effect,
and by the 18th, the Islands seemed to bc in general
commoon-the negroes having almost universally
struck for higher wages than the planters dispos-
ed 10 allow them. 1.-The Jamaica Despatch speaks
very dscouragingly Of the operation of the Adolf
ton Act" says the N \. Journl of Commerce
but its statements should perhaps be received with
some grains of allowance" Why! What good
can either exaggera,ion or conccalmcnt now do 7
The deed is done. FOR veal OF for and nothing
which can be said done consc que nccs
The result of the Experiment will be, that, in few
years, the West India Islands will be un,rodden by the
foot OF white man. and universal blight will fall
upon them. glance At their tables Of exports,
ten years hence will demonstrate this fact. The
history OF ST. Domingo vii be the history Of Barba-
does, Jamaica, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

o. The New Io,k American states tina, the t'ro-
cecds OF the Smithsonian bequest, (abou, $500 600
have been loaned to the new Bunk III that city, or
ganzing under The Presidency of Mr.. Beers, on the
security Of an equal amount of Arkansas stock.
bearing an interest of per cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
MAJ. GARLAND'S LETTER..

We chcerluy copy Maj. Gmand's Letter to the
Editor Cf the Charlottesville JefIrrsonan in COM
pliancc with his request. There several points
IN il which might comment upon, but slfa
content ourselves witha brief notice of snc lie one.
1t is the decarliioa, that, # from and ire
sstihle necessity" he should a. be compelled 10 al
low" either National Bank the Sub Treasury, he
would choose the latter, " on the nakcI considela-
tion that it viii be constitutional" Villa, Con
sttrtional, TO employ the powers Of the federal
government as virtually To destroy the ,5oh CT the
States to charter Banks Constitutional to place
the Purse and the Sword in the hands Of the Ples-
dent Constitutional 10 establish Treasury BaHk?
Surely it oaunot be. But suppose ii were eonS,itu-
tiona Look al the pernicious, the ruinous conse-
quences of the Sub Treasury scheme as pou'raycd
by Mai. Garland hmsef-dud Will Maj. q. consent
to DESTROY the country, rather than vote for Bank,
winch has injured, bur on the other hand, has
always benefited us, merely because lie cannot fol
low in the footsteps of a Washington, a Madison,
and Monroe, IN constituting the constitution Re
ally if this be so there is good apprehend
that as Mr.. Wise remarked last winter shall Ill
mately die Of an abstraction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

Terrible Punishment MIR. Secretary Woodbury.
has addressed circular tn the collectors OF the pub
hc moneys, nstluctng the in no case hereafter TO
use IL Tor private pur poses, "undcr penalty OF the
PRESIDENTS displeasurc." The public moneys will
doubtless be quite safe hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC.

TINE SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure IN
i informing the lovers of MUSIC IN Lynhbutg
and vicinity thai he has received and offers FOL sale,
a choice sclcclion Of fine PIANOS, made 10 ms
particular order by J. Chlokeiing N Co., IN Boston
They are warranted by the Manufacturer not to be
inferior to the celebrated PIANOS of John Broad
wood in LONDON, aud confidently as such recommend
Ell by The subscriber, who formerly n Europe has
been enga cd Tor nearly onr years IN the sale OF the
above mentioned London Instruments. The lovers
of the delicate MUSIC and neat furniture are re
ques,ed 10 call aud examine for themselves, to be
convinced that they now may receive The tnll value
of thcir money X. !. RNPMA,
Corner Of laird street md ran-1nrd Alley.
Lynchburg, Aug 27 Wol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

Messrs William Chdress and Abiam Chlldress in
your own rights and adm'rs. of Robert Chill
dress, decd. Henry Chldress and Nancy Fcrgn
HNAkE NOTICE, that the ! lth Of October,
L 1885, | shall proceed to take the deposition
of Mai. John J. Wells, at the Tavern house Of Maj
II. Nowliu, Rocky Mount, franklin CO., Va; and
the 18th, at the dwelling house of Jehu Aleador,
of Elizabeth Tay lor aud others and the 18Th, at
the store house Of Messrs. ], & NJ. Booth Of Ste
phen Ferguson and olhe,s; and on the eS,h, a, the
store house OF D. d. Ferguson, Barren CO.. Ky. Of
Noah Ferguson and Others to be read as evidence in
suit now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery, for the county Of Franklin,
and State of Va. wherein | am plaintiff and you are
defendants.--lf not completed on the first day re-
spe ctvey, shall continue from day 10 day, Sunday
excepted. Al which places and lines you can attend
and cross examine the WITNESSES, If YOU think ptopcr
louls, &c.
JOHN w. CIlILDRESS.
Sepiembet 10 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

o." The Exchange Bank Of Virginia went into
operation al Norfolk on the ls of September. The
Stale IS half Of the pilal stock of tins Bank,
which has branches al Richmond, Petersburg and
ClMksyiIIe IN Mcckleubmg county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

~ Tandy Walker, Esq. who was announced as
the candida { oi the Sub Treasury party in the Pen
dleIon, DIsuct, $. G., III opposition to Gen. Wad.
dy Thompson, has Withdrawn from the canvass. |,
is probable however, that another candidate will
be announced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
FOR SALE.
~ SECOND SUPPLY OF
GOODS.
july 10Th, ES3S.

j. PtkNhS a DtEEEL, are now re-
- ceying at their VARIETY STORE, Bank
Square, a SECOND SUPPLY of DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Shoes Hats, &C. DC. These Goods have
been lately purchased by Senior Partner, in the
Northern cities for cash, and md will be sold low
er than similar Goods have been sold in this market
for some time past--AH that is askedIs an examina-
ton Of them by our friends and customers, relying
upon their cheapDess TO effect sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

O. Jacob w. Bailey, late a Lieutenant Of the
First Artillery, has been appointed Professor Of
Chemistry, Mmeralogy and Geology, at the West
Point Military Academy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
.v'OTICE TO RS.
TRUST SALE.

DuRSUANT TO the provisions Of deed Of
Il Trust executed to us by Edwin &. Landlord,
ioi certain purposes therein expressed which deed
bears date tho Goth November 1897, and has been
duly recorded in the clerks Office of tho Hastings
court Tor the corporation of Lyehburg; we shall
on Saturday the 22d day of the present month pro
coed to sell, for cash, the property enumerated in
said deed consisting of Ploughs, llarows Cultiva
tors, Blacksmith tools, Woodshop tools, Mandnls
Household and Kitchen furniture, &c. &c. The
household and kitchen furniture will be sold at the
present residence of the sud Lankiord-,he other
property al his wood shop opposite the Franklin llo-
tel Acting trustees we will convey no other ttle
than IL vested in us by said deed.
HENRY DrNNINGTON,
J. WILLS.
Sept. 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
.V'DTECE.

TIVE BONDS, notes and open accounts due to
Il Mr.. +. B. Estes, have been placed IN our hands
for collection. It is earnestly requested that all
persons indebted to him, will call upon us without
delay aud pay up what is due from them
S. IL NJ. II. GARLAND.
Sept, Alh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

D' pubic dinner was gwen BY the citizens OF
Lexington, Ky on the Goth alt. to the Directors oil
the Charleston ard Cincinnati Rail Road Company,
who we're then in scs ,ion AT that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

XATE HAVE JUST RECEIVED large a..
w soriment Of eeean, new publications. IN the
various bantheS of literature, VIZ; Cuvcrs Animal
Kingdom; hyell's and Comstock's Geology; De
La BeGhc's Geological Manual; Manual Of Classic
al Literature SIsDondis Fall OF the Roman Elm
pire; Nicbuhfs Rome; Wheaion's International
Law Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vino,
Mrs. SigourGey's Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books all sizes, and very fine; Waycrly
Novels, % Vols; Dny Dumps; Sketches in
Paris; Egypt Arabia rci,ca aud the Holy Land;
Celestial Scenery OF the Heavens by Thos. Dick
Abhotts WY 10 do Good; Young Mans and Young
Lady's Librmyi Young WIls's Book; Young
husbands Boots Gen. MeComb's Tactics; Mrs.
Barbauld's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries on tho
New Testament; Bncly's Travels IN Europe;
Clini1uc Mehcaie, by Andfal; Lady Blcssing,ons
Complete Works ! Vol, &c. NC. together with
very extensive as5orments OF Englisb, Greek, Ira
lin and French School Books aud Stationary of
every description, wholesale retail, low prices.
Oar stock is the most complete ever offered
in this Marker, and particularly invite the reading
community TO call aud examine Tor themselves.
MARTIN Il LATHAM.
May 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

these things SUIT their we hive no obIeet,on 10
ITS indulgence; but we do deny their right, while
mus aP'og kirgs aud Eails, to be regarded as er-
ctaSiec Democrats,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

Tie abolition Caadidate.-The New York cor
respondent Of the National lntellgence develops the
following facts, which reco mmend to The special
attention of the Southern admirers of Nh. Van Blu
rem who affect so much dread Of Mr.. Clay's Adolf
ton sentiments and associations:
1.-THE Van Buren, party in this State are making
every possible effort To enlist The Aboioniss against
Mr.. CLAY. For this purpose his remarks upon the
slavery question are published aud rcpubllshed in the
interior papers, in capitals, and distorted and manned
in curious ways. Nothing is more amusing in tins
great centre of newspapers than TO read the Admins
ration papers of Alabama and Mississippi, which
prorc HIM to be an abolonist, and the Adminstra-
l,on papers of Massachusetts, Vernout and the
New York interior, which Prore him to be "A slave
holder,' pro slavery, &c. Mr.. Van Boren's friends
are certainly maeicans, il he is not for they have
great success in con uring up not only the Alormons
and lutides to then aid but the two wings OF ex-
IRENE opinions the subject OF slavery. Some Abo
luon Van Buren, tickets 10 be run in the interior
of this State the comiug election, to tack the
Aboltlonsts the strength OF the Administration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
REVIEW
OF 7FYE s.s'fIKH VRS- .U.TE.ME7
Corrected BY Richard TNrcc.

COMMISSION WERCHANI,
Extreme prices of passe, I'pbacco,45 90 TO 10 90
Inferior to Common 3 90 to so
Common to Good, 8 SO to 10 90
Good To Fine, 10 % to II SO
Fine Manufacturing, 90 10 10 90
Lugs, 90 to 90
Inspected the past wehk l95 hhds. Prices are well
supported, with small advance in good and com
mon kinds. Wheat comes in slowly and no change
in prices.
Flour, SO 90 TO SO
Wheat, in demand 10 TO | Is
Corn, (per barely 90 to 90
Meal, (per busheD by wholesale. 10 10 l 10
Whskey, tby wholesae,) 65 to 81
Plaster, (per toni Ia 90 TO 90 90
Iron, (per TOM months 100 90 to 90 90
Hemp, (per TOM 100 90 tol30 90
Bacon, (by wholesae,) ID 90 10 IS 90
Oats, (per bushel) as to so
Salt, (per sack,) 3 IS to 90
FREIGHT.
Down the rlyer so IS to 90 40
Up the river, o As to 90 so
Plaster and Iron, (per ton,) 90 to 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10
rIEsgjt ALTON.

MRS. ELIZA II. CHAPLIN, will resume tho
lsh duties ri her Sehool Al the upper ed al Third
Street. near the old Bapti, Church, ON Monday 3rd
Sept. next.
Any. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

TOMMUNlON SERVICE WINE, PURE
" GREEK WINE, warrantedPU RE Juice otihe
GRAPE aud FREE Of ALL SPiRll UOUo H.
quor received aud fuy sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Sept 'sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-10

JUST EaECEKEoED
4 IIHDS. St Cros Sugar of the first order,
Il p. Rico do,
boxes Ttblc Loaf sugar.
6 heroes london Brown Stout,
6 do Pmlad lphia Poufn
10 barrels | anil, Roe ilerflhes,
A large lot OF Stone Duuer-Pots, Churns and
JUS.
FAMILY BACON AND FLOUR.
WE HAVE JusT REC EivEp,
1000 lbs. pure Family Bacon.
Also, ior of good Family Flour
MCKINNEY & MOSBY.
August Is If