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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
John III. Ladd y CO.

John III. Ladd = Go.
OFFER FOR SALE
S!.Sss }sOoAHs
T,'n'd.d hoLAssEs
} aassn. }corrEE
ST. Domingo)
Spanish chocolate
G 9unIe;s, {rgas
Young Hyson)
Pepper, cassia, cloves
e. s;;:i MAIDEN, WINES
West India NUN
Holland gin
s ss;.s;il.. BRANDY
Whiskey
Winter strained sperm
s Si;ss strained sperm OIL
Mess and prime beef, mess pork I
Mackerel No. & g, behring's No. lg
Shad gross and neat, dun cod fish
Turks Island salt
Plaster lump and ground, grindsin
Cut nails assorted sizes, windoWklass
Red OGRE, tallow mould candle.
Spanish tobacco
Spanish Spanish, sEGARs
Manufactured tobacco
Ssssi 'ss and letter pApg
Band box boards
Marbled Marseilles ttsaP
White do }T
Russia clean hemp
Russ'a DUCK
,'ero' and boys DO and shoes
Mems and boys hf
Cotton yarn varioyn Plumbers
Logwood, burr fks
Potatoes, appIes mons, &C. &C.
WEAf
Purchased BY a.. cAzENovE l. Go
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Marshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA.:

al a Superior Court OF Chancery held
in the town OF Fredericksburg, ON the
9Th day oil October, 1875
Joseph Sbrmate, in his own right, and as
administrator Of Richard Shu.e, decess-
ed, Plaintiff
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
-CQHEN'S
Lottery e Exchange Office, ia Market

Lottery & EIchdnge CUce, - Adrket'stFecf,
BALTIMORE
Where the great capital prizes IN both
The last lotteries zrere sold 10 distant aduen-
turers, and whsrs more capital prizes haze
been sold than at any other ovies IN Ams.
rtcG.
0rOrdersfrom aoy part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
enclosing The cash or prize
tickets 10 any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punetual
attention. il addressed TO
J. /. COHEN, ir. Baltimore.
6FCOHEN'S ''Lottery Gazette and
Register" which ispublished regularly
after each Drawing, will contain the Off.
ciaI List Of the Grand State Lottery, and
will be forwarded gratis. 10 all who pur.
chase their Tickcis, at COHEE'S. OF.
FlCE, aud who signify tbei, wish 10 have
the same.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
100000 DOLLARS.

100000 DOLLARS.
There are also now floating in the wheels
THE CAPT. AIS OF
go 600 DOLLS 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
: Of 100 DOLLARS, &c.
The whole OF which are liable 10 be drawn
at the NEXT DRAWING, which in Or
der TO allow time 10 distant Adventures,
will take place on
Thursday, the 18Th Of May,
in the city of Baltimore, under the super
attendance OF the Commissioners appoint
ed by the Governor and Council Only
two drawings remain TO complete the
scheme-tbe whole oil the prizes are pay
able in CASH, which can be thad al Co
HENS OFFICE the moment they are drawn.
***Orders ought 10 be sent OH as soon
as possible. Persons al dista nee may al
all times with confidence forward their
remittances to Cohen's Office, for it the
great capitals 10 the Scheme should be
drawn when their orders arrive, AID the
state of the wheel not justify an invests
lneht, the amount enclosed will be return
ed by The first mail.
Whole Tickets 90 90 Quarters 5 90
I'naVes fUOC Eighibs $50
10 be had twaranted u0drawn) al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

100000 Prise nozc Floating!
ALIENS PRIZE LIST,
Ofthe 18th days drawing OF the Maryland
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY, No. 2.
M. 1876 a prize of boo
468h do SO
ftTrhe drawing will be continued on
Thursday, ute 18Th Of May. Those III
cline TO adventure, should lose no time 10
procuring chances al this important Crisis
OF the scheme, as the whole OF the prizes
are now floating, and only TWO MORE
DRAWINGS to complete ii.
Prizes SUI! undIawn are:
100000 Dollars
l prize of $40, 600
9 do lO, 0OO
l do 5000
= do 1000
Persons ordering tickets by mail, or o.
therwise, " i'll be informed Of their tate (it
desi.ed) as soon as drawn.
Whole tickets psU 20 | Quarters p5 90
Halves 1000 Eighths 2 50
For the lucky numbers apply at
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where the Cash can be obtained tor pri-
yes as soon as drawn.
Orders FROM any part OF the U. States,
per nail, pos, paid, or by private convey.
ance. enclosing cash or prize tickets IN a.
nv of the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet
the most. prompt attention, II addressed to
5. !. NJ. ALLEN y Co.
Washington City.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

THE GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE OF
One Hundred Thousand Dolls.
Is row floating in the
GRAND STATE LUITERY
OF Maryland, now drawing in Baltimore.
COHEN'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
April 3. 1924.
o. Besides the above splendid capital
prize Of
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One Lot of Land,
One other Lot,

a lease OF land contiguous to the said Mill
Lot, purchased by the said Peter Cstlett,
of Armisiead Thompson and Thomas
John: containing one hundred acres more
or less. and conveyed by the said Peter 10
the SAID Willred q. Settle by the same
deed ut irlSt: and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

TURK, sept. 70, t1Sf.
Sir--Having been for number of
years afflicted with Rheumatic attic
zion to that degree, that oftentimes ]
was unable to walk--trying a varie-
&y Of cures without effect. ] heard OF
sudkins's ointment, obtained il, and
BY using one poi, sgreeably to the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16

3. For all sloek purchased between the
Isl of July aud tie lst Of October next, n
4 tate mol exceeding. on every 500, tIir
amount "finfrregt which would have ac-
crnrd an tlIr last mentioned day.
T. fnr AL sineL b.twern ihc LIST OF Oc-
lobcr, i32l, and the Isl of January, 1913,
lie principal aud interest due on the day ri
purchase.
H. proposing 10 the consideration efCon-
grrss his application of the surplus means
OF lie years 1875 aud 1921, tire probable
demands upon the general government, III
providing lof the awards of the commits.
sior'ra uador the treaty will, Spain, of il,e
I'D Of February, 1919, have mot been over
looked. II is belirtcd, howe, or, that funds
may be ad'nnia3eously supplied for the
discharge of those clains, by the issue and
sale, IT not less than par, of five per- cent,
stock,redcemahle IN 1882 +; aud it is re.
spcctin'ly proposed that authority be given
for that purpose.
Ofthc SO, 1871 ,0OG Of SIX per trnt. stock,
rrdccmablc in 1925, about X5,0G0, 900 will
| probably be redeemed in that year aud
there VIII remain uniedeemed, after the
application az all the means at the disposal
vi The commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund
about SJ,331 900. This sum, il Is believed
! may be readily exchanged for Eve per cent
stock, redcenabe in 1858, aud it is re-
/ specifically suggested that provision be made
/ by law, for such 0n exchange of So mucl
ri the six per cent. stock as shall not be re-
deemed during the year 1898
! The views which are herein presented.
are founded upon the idea, that no extraor
binary expenditure is to be incurred. II
however. it be deemed advisable to Civ.
increased extension or activity To the Ma
", or IL aid in objects ofntrruai improve
neut, It is believed that such addt iona
means as may be required, may he obtain
/ ed by feFlsOn the tariff. Snch mca
sure was recommended in the last auntIa
report, with a view both to the increase %
III" revenue aud the simpIilieation I'll it.
collection; and further reflection and cx
/ prrmncr have tended 10 strengthen III,
opinion then entertained, that lis operation
/ without hring oncrous to the community
would he advantageous to the revenue, 81
lntafy To commerce, and beneficial to tn,
manufactures of the country.
All which is respectfully submitted.
WI. II. CRAWFORD.
TREASURY DEPARrMENr,
lcctHbcr 3lsi le2j
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FRIDAY, JASUARY >, 1871.
IN SENATE.

me following communication was re-
ceI'ed from the Department of State
DEPARTMENT oF STATE,
Washington. jim. |, t32l,t
10 t"F President ofthe Senate ofHe 4 .gjolcg
SIR have the honor nfcnclosinr. hove
with, IA copy Of ii letter received at his DE-.
Fartmrnt, from George g. BnrreIl, Consul
ct the U"ted States at Malaga, and in.
forming you that tile Picture, ,nentionrd
III H. Is at the Office of This Departments
subject to such disposal OF il as Congress
', n,a'lnS been some FINE detained IT New
tofk, To which place il WAS Skinned nv
-'t Darrell, it has very recently bee, ~.
cfl''n here, in frame, upon which i, .n
sra'cd the following inscri plion ~
Columbus.,
R 3 rrssc n t" the Nation. by G. G.
,,ame presented by Parker & C(oirr
I1eture trainers, New York, 4. u. 1ss3a
~, "'"'l myself of thia occasion to STAT,
""' an exact fac sim,o, engraved on cop,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16

f'H 'it y ulCDltIt iiftHiTPHCCf.l
"WEDNESDAY, DEcLMHER 81, 1823.
o. Nothing interesting before the Sc
male to-day.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Breehcr moved To take up the bill
l"r cNtrnain5 the Cumhci%and Road. -
Carried, ayes -, noes 20. The bin was
lhrn, on TIN motion of Mr.. Il. referred tn
til" coiniuitrc of the whole.
The bill from The Senate, concerning
DISCRIMINATING Dutir9 and iaiUoSts, WAS
inen read third time, passed, and re.
TURNED to the Senate.
HE following message, from the prcs,-
dent "t the Guled States, was received,
by Nlr. Mosher, his private Secretary.
~ He House Of Representatives, q thf
tRtf'B .SiatrS
y frnnsmit 10 the House of Repreecn.
tatiHs, Report from the Secretary of
Staff, with accompanying documents, con
tuning the Information requested by the
resolution at the House. of the inih in
stan', relating to the condition aud future
prospects OF the Greeks.
GAMES MONROE.
Nashjngt On, 5ist Dee. 1875"
DLrARTMEHT or STATE,
WdskinQi1V. 3ia Brt 1898
1h" Secretary ef State, IL whom has
been II trrfcd the resolution of the House
of Representative of the United States of
The l9ih inst. requesting the President er
The United States, to lay b.forc the House
any nt"rmatien hr may have received, and
which he may not deem Il Improper to
communicate, relating to thc condition and
future prospects Of lin. Greeks, HIS the
honor of reporting To the President, the
papers in the posscssjon of the Drpart-
mtht, c"ntaipg the information requested
ny resolution 6Ithr House
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS"
Last Of Papers an.
Extract OF Il letter from MIR. Fersyth to
Mr.. Adams, dated 18th Dec. la22-
Note, dated Cointh, 9th [2ethl April,
lG22-lrauelaion.
Mote, Mr.. Luriotts to Don Evaristo San
Miguel, dated 2lst My. i822-trans.
lalon.
Mr Rush TO Mr. Adams, > ifh Feb. is23-.conv.
~ Lhfiotiis 10 'ame, 20th do do
a'ra\dans 10 NJ. Rush, 18th Anc. do do
'n,e' 10 VII. larIotiis, 18Th do do
ted Narcotics, 9th August. is23.
DO do 27rh do
Statistical table Of Greece Translation
-"rIeIRai copy received from Mr..
Middleton.
The message, sc. was ordered to lie ON
the table
Aud the House adjourned to Friday.
The following is the Committee appoio.
Ted on Nr. Fi"yd's motion for am innuir,
INT" the expectancy Of occupying the
mouth ct the Oregon, Columbia Siessrs.
+ '"yI' Hmley, Scott, Hay den, Bassett, !
Frost, aud Bailcys.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16
NEW PAPER.

Mr.. Achilles u. Jehuson has kspcd pro-
posols topublieh in this place i, new paper
10 be called The tyachbWg Herald super
royal Systematically paper, T., and
weekly - per annum. Wer.grrt our IL
ability 10 publish his prospectus to.day---.t
shall have a pace in our next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16

ReEgions .geels IN U. lnilel .s 4

Religious SEEDS an Ht iniei SiaieS.
Mr.. luergsoIl ~ his recent discourse be-
fore III American fhilnsophical Society,
has made 4 calculation Of the numbers nf
the churches, ministers, &c belonging To
The beading sccts Of christians IN the United
states. The following G,rts are collected,
IN part, from his discourse:
The Prcshl terians have 400 churches
about 1000 ministers, and 100 900 cummu-
uirants.
The El'iscopaIians have 10 bishops, $40
r'trg Nm'n, 700 churches, aud probably 60
of 10000 commandments
lhe Mrth"dlsts have more than $500
places OF worship, 5000 ministers, and morn
thhn 100000 commandments.
The Roman Catholics have 10 bish
"PrIes, heiwe"n 10 and 100 chuIchcs, and
about lG0 clergy men.
IL Is difficult to form mn exact estimate
ct the number of Baptist. in this country
lhry have formed ahout no associations.
aud there are n1aify churches not vet com.
P'ised within any associaton Partial rp-
tnrns have been received nv the pr,nt of
the con'etiton, and have been Annually
published. hut they are necessarily incom.
p'rte, We presume we are within fine
minister's aud 900, 900 commandments. We
nave no d"uht that the Baptlsts are, in eff
'tci''c strength the most numerous demo.
nl'ea'i"n at christians in this country. In
me state of New York there are aeout 500
vnufehes, aud 10000 commandments. In
Nen'ncky, there are mere than 400 church.
eS' aod $4,000 commandments. Extensive
,'.lN'l' have hecn experienced during the
last year, IN various parts of the Anien, and
,arge additions have been made To the
b'P'st Churches, as we'll as other dement,.
nations.
-~sMe-..-
On the 18th of October, Baron IIv,,
De NEUvILLE, French ambassador at i.,s.
non, gave n magnificent bah "in honor or
Tue liberation OF the King Of Spain and his
august family. HIS Royal IL ghncss Don
hh.eefi' oil Portugal, was present, with all
me corps dplomo,iguc."
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ruE AIRGiNI.AN.
rnxrfp Arb toe''s"thh'
.,,s.t>un A. rnlER . ioiiA b COLIN
r. tbiishe,s fsst Lens sf ht Ia'Oa'

n, Tn. S.n.i-e -ekiy i"raf al 81, "hd Tue
SY.,sls fafcr, at - Iarr a"hiins ptA VIC -
,avaaf-r - ~ Subscription b. ii'.' t'''''' - ~
IN, ,ba, "a rlauihss AMI ~ Itai'as 81 IL
'r....,,tf,,,.,.a tut - H. dit gttlou 81 III
a 5it,,f.l mil all ,,,ezst,,-s.- Htr f'an=
-, Advertisements WI be inserted al oo
,,.f,i. Ii,rt -,lnafr t., les-1 the hist tue. aud
AZ ~ ess,s lee .,aeh Continuance ihoz'
,fg...,,. .lisiaee uia.t bc pail i"r pfesi9as T."
thrir Insertion, or the pay inent assumed 1s
acme rnsponsihlr pcr<on IA lss"'1'hn
IL tlancery orders are ns'heh ie' s'N
dollars.
NJ All letters ailrr ss-r 10 the Edii@'5 must
A. rasr ram. nr they vii not he attrudcdio
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supplementary Ia the aot ~ establish t.f
Treasury Department
have the hnnor Ia be-, very respectfully
SIR your obedirnf ser,ant,
WI H. CRAWFORD.
Tde HonordJie H.e Speater
u he House n Representatives.
| IN obedience IL tie difoclions OF thr
i" Act supplementary Ia the act to establish
The Treasury DepdfimeBt,' The Secretary
"fthc Treasury respectfully submits the
fuliowing Report
II. OIhe Pubiit Rerenue and Expenditure
ottte years 1872 ind 1873.
The u,1l revenue which accrued from
dotrs ou imports aad tonnage, during the
year 1922, amounted To $50, 508,775 81.
| The actual receipts into the Treasury
during the year 1922, amounted Ia geo.
2J2,1z7 81. VIZ: Customs sI7,589,7G1
j9t; Public lands, EXCLUSIVE of Mississippi
stock, 81 .GO3.5s1 81; Dividends an slork
ia the Bank Of the L. States s2o7.5OO 90 ;
Arrears Of lntrrnal duties and direct TAX
aud incidental receipts, and pepay mruts I'm
der The aei OF Isl May. 1870, 50 il58l Is e:
making, with the balance in the Treasury
IN The Isl OF January, lace. of 81 GaI, 5e9
81, nn aggregate of Sl1,ol1,02o -.
Thr expenditures during the yrar 1922,
amounted to sI7G76,592 G3. VIZ Gi,ii,
Diplomatic and miscellaneous $780,, 096
u Military scrticc, including fortifca-
tons, ordnance, Indian department, resolu-
tlonory and military pensions, arni0s the
militia, aud arrcarages prior IN the lst Of
January, 1917, SJ,G35 ,2g8 20; Naval ser
wee, inchiding the gradual increase Of the
i Navy s2224,A58 90 , Public debt $685.
i oi9 Il Leaving balance in the Trcasu-
sury on The 1st of january, 1923, of 81
! 297 127 81.
! The actual receipts into The Treasury
during the three first quarters of the year
J 80, are estimated ~ have amounted 10
Si6,I7I,03J 20. VIZ Customs 9i5pla.-
59e II; Public binds, exclusive of Aissis.
sIpp stock, SG57 sos rs; Dividends on
! stock in the Bank or the United States,
$3.50 ooo 90 Arrears of Internal duties
and dirett INK. and .i,,il,,t.l ,....;nte
$fo2,72G 10; Repayment Of advances in
the War Department, for services or sup
plies prior To thc.1st july 1916, S4t.1iO
CT The actual receipts into the Treasury
during The fourth quarter, are estimated 1t
St,21o,o0O 90; making the total estimated
receipts into the Treasury, dut,ug tive year
1923, $40 ,444.033 2G Aud, with The Iva
lance az thc Treasury On the 1t January,
1898, forming an aggregate Of Sd4,G81 ~
81.
TIN expenditures during the three fr-l
quarters oi the year 1895, are estimated To
h,'" amounted To Sl142e,GI7 30. VIZ
'l'l, diplomatic and miscellaneous, ST.
1lO,751 ~; Military service, including
torllfcatlons, ord ancc, Indian department,
revolutionary and military pp,rsous, ulm-
InE Tie militia, and arrearaSrs prior t. Is
of january, 1917, S1.3G37l5 g. Java
ferNicc, including the gradual increase "l
the Navy sli77G,930 81 Public debt
SJ,7Jl ,i97 Il. Thr expenditures during
the fourth fautcT, are estimated III s.
G9t,5jJ ~. VIZ: Civil, diplomatic and
miscellaneous, S!8o704 II Military ser
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TREASURY REPORT
IRfAsTKf UTPAnTMIsT,
Ufeeml,er 81. 1919.

SIR hnst tlir honor Ia transmit fe.
I",fi. prepared IA .iilcdience To- lie hei
supplementary Ia ihc aot ~ establish IT,
Tfee-u Department
have the hnnor Ia be-, very esprctfull,
sir, your obrdirnt ser,ant,
WI II. CRAWFORD.
Tae Hgnordbte The '>poaker
u The House IF Representatives..
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From he National httfigcacerl
"WEDNESDAY, DEcLMEER 81, 1823.
O." Nothing interesting before the Sc.
Ialr ln-lnH
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Eighieenth Congress .

DecemJcr 5l5i. 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
VI
DOMESTIC.

WhsHiNGToN, Jenc 81 Tobias Watkins Of Nh.
ryl'p", V,e 9rcV tnry 20 'he Board Of Commission.
srs o"d ~, '"da lttatl) has been appoin,ed.
Wy nc ,osirr', 10 he Fourth Auditor Of HE J,.a.
smy, Judge W." Ness having declined asep,ine The
apppiuuncnf fs "
GsorRe q: R"b>rtsou, Of New-Y.,k, i, a,,,,o,,sd
Tampiro, ~ NesI"p. "' p"'' w
VWj'm Wteo'icrigh, Of Massachusetts. il nm.
ro'"eh ~ be fy'srl II the Unned Sisres. G,r ,be
port III Gov ipu - Colotrbia.-Nn Inn
The CoMaITftr nr lNyHsTta,T ,os clo..d ~:
inve''ig dons on 5utu'dsy, (hnvise refused an anil
c"'ion OF The prosecution, Nc. EpwAAps. 4. ,nn,.
o'o" GeriT'n ndit'dras OF Illinois, and their R.po,
to-day OF tO-mp'row.-B ""j
JO, IL Tie CosairrEE 90 IsvEsTIaIr,oS.
apP0ia'ed " tio House vi Representative. os ,,'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
A LGIERS.

Extract Of letter, da,ed A lgiers, stst March.
1874, from WIN. Smaller, Esq. to his friend
10 Massachusetts.
" The port is now blockaded by n Vice
Admiral with variable number of sbios and
Iom The temp ut the parties, sppreiend
tn he consequences will be very serious-
On The dersrture of the British Consul
spread my tag over all the interests, political
ds well AS personal, that iIe was compelled In
leave behind, and they have been thus most
efficiently protected from injury and insult !;
and ihrse interests comprehend the repre-,
tentainn Of Austria, NapIrs, Tuscany and
P'ruga, with houses, gardens, goods and
chaiie's, t"a vast amount. These facts have
only tended to dr,elope the strength Of my
CREDIT which was before ignorant Of myself
and not TO impair il, in the slightest degree.
hav: been offunce to visit the Admiral at the
request of this Governmenf, bni to no effect.
lie prospect at present here is, that there
WI he an aEaIr more serious than that Of Lord
ExmuutII."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
MIRACULOUS WHEAT.
NttD York. June q. 1901

To DAVID GELsroN, Esq.
Since visited, yesterday, the plants of
wheat growing in your garden at Greenwich,
have paid some attention In its species and
culture.-DuriDg our conversation, I told YOU
thought il probable should find some ac-
count in GalliziotTs .agrarian Botany, very
Interesting work, 10 which, among a great
number oil other subjects, wheat is considered
IN dlfuse and ample manner.
In contradistinction to common wheat tb;s
kind has been called compound wheat. becsus.
instead Of a single spike or head, il has many.
branching from one culm or straw. Itis aIso
distinguished ~ Irificum composiiuyn, Bunch,.i
wheat, Branching wheat, Miraculous wheat
II has likewise been callrd from the places ri
lis derivation Egyptian and Borba-1 wheat
as also Smyrna wheat.
This SPECIES is said 10 be very prone TO de
generate though, ifcarefulIy cultivated in a
rich soil, sowed rather thin, and covered pref
" deep, II VII sustain itself many years. By
some, u has been considered merely as a va
'p'y OF the 'arge-straw wheat but the cor.
;ec'ness OF this opinion may he questioned,
'naSmuch rs the seed of that which has
oeeentr"ted, viii, if committed to suitable
srouno, returp 10 its peculiar growth, and re-
'"u"ce ,ne spikes or ears IN clusters. Ii has
oeen pretended, that If sowed in Autumn. IL
would not degenerate. But the far, il ;Ts,,y.
I'd NJ any time between pril and June. il pro-
dnces frequently ten or a dozen ears. with Of.
tentimes forty O. fifty grains in each. II ~.
quires hoelog. The meal is exceedingly white
and producers the best kind of bread. II i.
adj, soiasrousiy cultivated in many paris Of
Italy, especially in the Kingdom Of Naples.
! understand that attempts were authorized
by that jealous and patriotic agropomist
Robert IL. Livingston, 10 introduce il into this
eouniry and that similar efforts were made
by the worthy President Of the the County
Agricultural Soceiy but, its culture has no,
yet gained an establishment. May il succeed
i" your bands. So wisheib your friend.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL.
The editor Of the Western Herald, published
at Steubeo' lie, Ohio, says, that he has no
doubt asto elr. Clay receiving The electoral
vote Of Ohio by hrge mqioy,iy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
FROM BILBOA.

:, BosroS, June IS. -C.p. Graves, of the schooner
r'e"he"' arrived AT aIarbebesJ, brings inIorma-
ton INA the country was IL u d,s,rBssed situation
a"h 10 b''''oa It WAS dangerous for any one TO walk
the s'reeis aitrN WIS dark. Murders were frpuue
an" we 'nO'bt.ns anxious TO rid themselves of cir
fCouy;,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
Extract of a letter from he We.tern f);s,r;e,

The Governors Proclamation has rsach h.
ed us, II cannot shake the democracy of the
west, al is safe. and the regularly nominated
candidate will receive the electoral vote of
this State. l have heard from undoubted
authority, that two of the Senators who voted
TO alter the electoral law, had declared that
they will vote against taking it up at the rx-
tra"rd'nary session. The house believe will
refuse To reconsider it. The measure in this
section OF the State is considered silly, and
high handed, and is understood to he ,iir.cted
only against Col. Young, who in this district
will receive an overwhelming vote"
mat. .4dro.