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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
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X vN-AWAr from the subscriber 10 the month Of Noves
ger, 'I< Giving IN the county 81 Charlotte Va nerro
man who sss himself John the Bsp Who sbout as yea,
A., s0 c,ees ehe high, Of yellow complexion, scar CD
rs On ms -. les hand i.e ero0tsi which fellow wa. Ia
way and committed to Jail. afterwards was sold under nm
The 81 to pay jail fees xhen became the purchaser
mSsnmo1d where am told he lurking ANY pesson
"e him to me- in the lower end Of county,
III sandy Greek him ia some Jail 80 that an
MIN again. shall be entitled to the above reward.
s.,, 20 THOMAS REESE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

w En =. o"'o me highest bidder the courthouse Of
a.. h'"ha county, the court day of s,;J ro,n, cr
,n ,r "e es W hclns the fs, Tuesday aid month, GER
t-.I on p anu cora'n eight hundred aud Acres. si.
s o, 1'iah Wilson, Esq, who our lec, attorney for
of pose and who will make known the term. ON The ay
LUCY cLoPrON,
SEM, re LUCY NJ. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
LA.AU FOR g N y

E'ih subscriber ting dcsiou. Of moving 10 The we,ter,
a country 'm iib viii .el la gam in LAYD on see,, 49,
da''s erm' here - about 100 aeics in ib tract iv =,
e l"ne'n" oihe 'cro and BGckin. ham fnad IN ne c,s
Of Po"hiHn y miles ifoiu tic,aot. fl: er,I,rt, H.,
v''el o @'hhs, ai'aeedio e, oei. t. Inc ffn,er The
Wv ~ Hh' lhe meiclnt good prospect. Cuc !sIf IN
r"htI tue other m god heart frt he o,con Of 60
sr w"i,'niy dwelling houses hou.e and every
m ,''r' Necessary Tor the iaon ~ ases
q, we" 81 excellent wner ia tie yar not eSeelicd 4,
any ~ rs'' Alo, number Of scrS fae prings in gs
'h Plantation, and variety foxoelion f,niiifr
Ie" uh"ccei'y to give further deer linton Of iii. w.
" property a. ipre'rtne person Wishing 10 purrase
W" met view The preases vii sell the whole or soy part
as may hes, suit purchasers, ' paw
PowIillsn, Sept nc. 40 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Jqmes Riper Land For Sale.

WILL po.,ely be sold premise. Il, she highest bid
w der, Wedne-Jiy the 12h day OF Octoh,r next,
lying inme iliey james kvc the county Of Bucking
ham and opposite the town Of Scoyiie. This tract land
contains between fourteen and fifteen hundred Acres,
bred aud eighty Of which james River bottoms, and large
proportion oftben the very FIRST tobacco conea-
bic proportions Of the high ani i, of The finest quality, the
hlnoc good farming land, with abundance OF valuable tim
bere advantages attending this land, obvious
to pureh,,a will view Il peviou, 10 the dny II s fb.
he risono seed and l possession Tie first day January
when 13d OF the puca eoney viii be required aud The
on the land, secure the zane. ZACHNFv1L Admir-,
with the will annexed Of Randolph Jtdersoq, deceased.
Sept 10. 81 I'D.
TIE Editor ofhe Washington CITY Gazette please in
ert the above three time. ami l y,r Inc ,rcun 10 hi orc
yNessrs. Willis b. Tirk and yuarfhu his toife,
n,d chrifephe, Fo,d and Loai.a hi 'ri,e:
IvAkE notice. that shall on The OIL, 4ih 9TH aud 9Th dvs
u Orohe 1873, and on ihs 1T 2 ID, 4 and 9Th days Of
November. 1925, he hours of the rning
aud o'clock IN the afternoon. of the Jay proceed
the Tavern Of Edfnnnh Booker jamestown Pine Edward
county Va 10 take ils d. position. Of Thomas tiu,d. .on
L,okeii, Nose. Oyeon William White Edmund igkef Pas.
hsl Ford WIN Ford aud o'crs aud The 10 h, 18Th, i7
Snh, the town Of Faux IN, WDfn.on COUNTY, State of
Tennessee shall proceed between the hours, to fare
The dsfohon' OF Thomas Green Joseph Goodc, Peter h'on
and otictsj and az Maurice Uohsons aycrn Cnmbeia
conthouse Va the 2ih 2jh aud 26ih dsy December
1921 between the hcs.1 shall proceed 70 take the dep
0sons Il George Booker James NcLaun and ohers H. be
read evidence spending The Superior Co
ChaaceY Tor the Richmond Drci Viz nia, which John
land and Mary ts wi., George W. Pefko,on AVID Mathew
a. Ptknon plaintiffs saj Josiah Perkin'on Judah PEI se-
widow aus reic Of Thomas Pekn,on decd Thomas
Pcikn'on and VIM Eygeon surviving aetins eSol Of The
said Thomas Pefkinsop, decd JOHN T. Leigh esf OF john
Lane, decd who Of the ex, Of The said Toms PEI
snson ded defendants, which tunes and pisces
aUeid YOU please Should the taxing Of the ad de-
petitions no; be Snhed the above stated day. shall pro-
coed day day the places ao essd, betwcen
the e hous, until The taking Of the said degoiien. shall he
! convicted. Yours, &c. JOSIAH PbHhlNsON.
4 ecf "a 80 --fyJy~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

ANYWAY tic q Il Sunday ia September, CharIe. by
a uuatc, ahnui y years old Size rather sra,
fde Thar corpSirni bnecyc dsrk brown ha yelo,v,.h
ke's aud IN '' face aaH dark spot, like mould no -
Dove the sfac ofth sk'n whirh seen ON nea,
naiio had when he len me- blue broad cloth cont Mo-.
P"nt'oons hAek six ~aooa good black lat Iyoote,s and
fsver watch with gt gold hey Charles will .ndo,o 40
pass TOT wbIc nian and hcas the appearance OF en- .
hwnei he may sld 10 Tie Ckaies smith or p,,t. a..
he has intentionally done; he tcerale rood shce L,s ,d
cooper. and he active waiter table exneci he eli o.
10 Norfolk or some Of The Northern reurs pr,
win be pad ondsIisey, 90 lodged J, mt ee br
WITHIN caffr1r
Foil c,ef; sepI 10 ss-.,s.sr :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
Sept. &c.
Back River Lend For ,ScJe

4 VI r-h iot sale the farm which re,l. !, a..
r 81 city, allied Wnc', land tcntnnin- by lat, .;
y nv, hund ed aud nnct, three ,rrc, rj;s ,.",,,.
no"n"ed on one sile by Dark-iiver d,a,, from nv
rcnera S"su, TN miles lie. perfectly levi. and i. soil
sInet'y {" hfst rat. Back-rivcr low r,nu,d ,yh;h =
a'ap,ed 70 corn, wheat aud barley The i,n,rov., WI
n,,,asc ., nm one IN excellent repair with five ruins.
r,,,se ara inc necessary house. Tn. s,ocl ~ b
e' hecp aud hogs (Which sufficiently lar. ror nv Sc
NAV be hna = a.'o 'he farming ne. Of every kind.
nay nc ''n with me farm IL w,ntr,. The term. will q:
Sept. i6. -'S w. o,'ioh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

country do
Old rye and common whi.k.v
rs"iasses, selected for retailing
Speimaeeti and allow candle.
English and american bliste red and (;.ru,, .,e.y
salt I;v a"a Country lion ami plough plates
10 bundles Engi hoop iron
xhee'e' boston No. eloeoaic
Table salt IN boxes
Muscatci ra.n,
Jaueison's fresh cracker
Su'ha"'s mustard, aspice aud pepper
rN"tiheg> and cinnamon -
Mace, cloves and almonds
Race an, ground ginger
Indigo, fg blue aud starch
Alum, salts snd sal,pelrc
Copperas and nia,id,r, cider yin.-,r
soap "a small boxes Ia families
y 10 and 10 x II window rIa,,
browns best chewing tobacco
navana sesar', bed cords leading line,
Whntemoie's cotton and wool card,
Spinning cotton
Cotton arm, assorted from No. & tn 10
Letter AMI foolscap pnpcr
wrapping paper and wrapping Irvine
Iron bound wood ware
1unrowder, Duponi's +, FE and FFF
do Eag' double strong
Patent shot assorted
kegs bar lead
and gallon iemiiohn..
boxes anehovi-s
do French cordial.
10 preserved brand, nuit
io do vctmecila and mac euto,;
hale bottle coshs
20 bags soft she'll Almond,
q y casks port wiue
iicrces birthstone.
Sept. 10. w 20 - ss -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

NOTiCETbe Lottery and Esebense bvsin., heretofot,
conducted 20 baltimore under the ION II j. r. CoAsn ~
Riehmond ond Noiolk uodsr the firm ofE' T. a M 70
Armand ~ ihilAdeipha by III Cohen IT. Brefhsr. vii
ofibe future DC sondaetd each place undsI the ru IL
Riltp~c, SEPT !, 1875. s5-lJoS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
.Nofice 10 t5c Gro,oSrs OF Cotton.

Notice 10 the Growers OF CctOn.
THE undersigned nend regularly hereafter 10 be purchasers
u Of COTTOT IN this market They rl AZ all times be
prepared pay for that article lie faf market value in cash
aud invite those brnsk here Er ssIe 10 give them call
Rirb rcad. sept ~ fc-f KEER h CASKtE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

Pa!aabie Stoch Of Dry Goods at AUCTION.
SHALL, rhursday the 2eh September next sell At pub
lie AUCTION my entire stock Of Dry Goods amounting
bout 81 1000 Among ihenui the following VALUABLE articles
40 pieces supetine cloths and cassimeres
60 DO lanrels assorted colors
80 d. plain and figured bombszets
10 do crcassian piaids
Is bales domestic sircings aud shttings
80 pieces plaid dDmesiics and checks
IN pieces brown holland
60 pieces German gods,
Burlaps. oziabures aud ticklen5vgs
40 pieces cotton canhrics
300 do book and eiher Buslas
80 dozen
100 Vitct- calico
so n, black blue 'ni sortcd eOlOured Itan sewing
silk. best qualify
80 cloth shsws
80 boxes ribbons escorted
10 pieces flag hdkfs.
20 do he'd ticking;
With variety u other article, nrmer,n, for The
limits Of sdycftiemen all which will positively be .old
without any limit e.ervc, on the following ms under
six months credit negotiable With approved sndorse
will be required County merchants invited 10 attend TIM
sale s',hey seldom have oPPe ny Of obtaining goods Il
auction well assorted negy The whole stock bas BEEN pus-
chased within - months, uncut, acd ~ good order.
~ The saic will he CONDUCTED nv Woncnre obfnson ,x
Pisasans aud Will be 6onrued from dy .lay ,nii a.
whole . sold MANN 3. VALENTINE
All p>tsons indebted by bond open account are reas
TO call and dscbass The aue, previous to day
Busrt %. ssl-td.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16
.0dndsers'-o6ice, Washington City
BRILLIANT EOTTEYTEs.
N STATE JrEp ,rr-rD ,o,r,,,n.,

TikstS Sc, Ha'res 90, Quarters so.
w WASHINGTON CANAL
AND DEL.A W.dRE SI.HTE LOTTERY
Authorised by Acts OF Tie Congo, the L. States and OF le
Legislature al Delaware
sc Nos..5 bGlfofSJ0 be drGrH Ocfober
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

been bound to hold these courts. Yet this change.
and perhaps increase of his duties was held TO be
within the power of the Legislature. When he ac-
cepted his Office he was left at liberty to reside
where he pleased, and did actually reside in WIN
chester. Although that Town was not within the
circuit to which he was assigned, audit was the
policy of the Legislature that the Judges should
reside in their respective circuits, aud those
subsequently, appointed were required to do so.
ye, he was allowed to remain in Winchester,
because contrary course would have been unjust.
and would have impaired the independence Of the
judicial tenure. Blu, what is your casel When
you accepted your Office you were required to hold
two courts year at Richmond and TO reside there.
ny change subsequently introduced, your district
Is divided, you directed to hold two courts
IN Lynchburg, to continue to hold your courts in
Itichmond, and to continue your residence there.
ms law, so lar as 1t changes and increases your
abours you admit tc be constitutional; but when it
operates no real change you pronounce it unconsttu-
uonal and rest your opinion upon the technical
nicetes OF conditions precedent and conditions SUBJ
sequent. Renounce these legal subties; leave
them 10 clubbing attornies: act becomes Judge
OF Court OF Equity and good conscience. Return
to Richmond or resign your Office In presenting
this imperfect view OF very delicate subject, as
sure you that have no feelings to crafty, no in
terests 10 subserve. live remote from Your Dis
tcts, have case in your court either as party or
counsel, and have not the pleasure of a personal
acquaintance with you. am 80 much a stranger
TO you that doubt not that you will known as
well Under my assumed name if l were to annex
my proper signature. took up the paper con-
talnns your publication to help 10 PISS away dull
and cloudy day, and being very much struck with
the singular course you have taken and still more
with what seems TO me the Ell principles on which
you rely; novel mean in their application: The
weather still confining me 10 my room, for the
want OF other employing have committed my
thoughts to paper. Perhaps you will say my time
might have been more prohtably employed. II may
indeed be so. a TRAVELLER.
September 2 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-16

MARRlEDl-n Charlotte Co. on Thursday the 9Th inst, h;
the Rev. Daniel Witt Mr.. James Neai Of unenburr to Mi
Ca,harine 4. Rathe.foord of ChrIons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

serene and happy may be the evening OF his
days-I would ask, find you aught OF Monar-
chy in him, who is a chief of the prescribed
Go to the court day of his native county, to
which he passes an annual visit; witness the
press of the old, the young, the grave, the
gay, the rich, the poor, to grasp the hand OF
John Marshall, and to present their children
and grandchildren to share the good mans
smile;' and these are not an hord ofsycophants
such as crowd the purlieus Of a Presidential
palace, whom breath can make them, or a
breath Destroy but the plain, proud, indie
pendent citizens of commonwealth, not ia
nous for the submissive or servile qualities Of
her sons, their
Country's pride,
Who once destroyed can never be supplied"
Or will YOU go to the Carolinas, where the
name of Pinckney associates with all which
is virtuous, patriotic Or praiseworthy. Take
these chiefs of the Federalists as samples of
their kind, and if there is aught in them that
savours of monarchy, then may opposite ele-
ments combine, and too will be lover of
kings
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

A writer in the Boston Courier says, that
: in n communication from Governor Findlay,
of Pennsylvania, to the Editor of the Demo
cratic Press, word of eleven letters was spell
ed with twenty three but six of which be-
longed to it. This is truly remarkable blum
der, but not equal to one which occurred ma
ny years ago in this place. prominent mer-
chant sent an advertisement to the printer in
: which he spelled coffee, KsresPax. Here
it viii be perceived, there is not one letter
right. There is some originality, however,
in both cases.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12
THURSDAY, MAY Il, 1925.

The Lcesburg Road.-we learn with much
satisfaction, that this desirable object bids falr
70 be speedily accomplished. It no longer
rests upon speculative grounds and indefinite
promises. The people are awake to its vast
importance, and are impatient to act. Proper
persons have taken the matter in hand and are
now actually engaged in organizing compa-
nv. No doubt remains of complete success.
Let those who have responded look up
better times await them. Our lethargy once
overcome, and prosperity is certain. One I'M
provement viii strengthen and prepare us for
another, until like New-York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, we shall be able to boast OF our
growing trade, and wealthy capitaLsts-our
busy ship yards and numerous manufactures
Nature intended our town for great CON-
mercial emporium, and very moderate exer-
tons of art will insure the completion OF the
1esign-let us put our shoulders to the wheel
and Hercules viii help us.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

"Fenelon was at the head Of an asso-
citation Of distinguished persons, who
bound themselves by an oath, never to
give or accept a challenge, and never to
serve as seconds in a duel"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

fire took place in the Northern Liberties
of Philadelphia on Monday last, when a.
bout twenty houses, of different descriptions,
were burned: among others were five Comb
manufactures. One person was killed and a.
mother severely injured. The amount ofpro-
perry destroyed was considerable, but has not
been estimated
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

Gen. Lafayette was expected in Nashville
on the Goth or 9th ult. The steamboat Me-
chanic was despatched 70 the mouth of the
Cumberland on the ed, with several gentle
men of distinction. to receive and conduct him
to that place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

Some idea may be formed of the
productiveuess of canal stock in Eng
land, when the following fact, said to
be correct, is related. The Old Quay
Canal between Manchester and Liver
pool, has paid an annual dividend for
the last fifty years, equal to the one half
of the original price of the stock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

We should be much pleased if por-
ton Of the liberality and public spirit
that characteristics the citizens Of New
York could be. transferred as far south
as Maryland-and as suitable accom-
payment, we should be equally well
pleased TO see some few thousands of
the many millions they appear disposed
10 expend in internal Improvements,
sc. We lack public spirit, and it has
been with difficulty the $4,000 want
ed to supply our town with pure and
wholesome water has been obtained.
The whole has at length been taken, and
Tor this desirable event the public are
principally indebted to the zeal and
persevering efforts of one of the Direc-
tors. The work, we understand, will
shortly be entered upon, and efforts
made to complete it the present season
if practicable
The books for receiving subscrip-
tons to the friedrich and Harpers-
ferry Turnpike Company were opened
on Monday last. We have not been "a
bic 10 ascertain the amount subscribed
in this county, but understand consi-
derajAe sum was taken in addition to
the $4,000 subscribed by the banks.
In Baltimore, where it was hoped the
undertaking would have been literally
encouraged, if we are correctly inform
ed, not single dollar was subscribed.
Frederick Iosen Herald
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12
CONVERSATIONS

OF GENERAL LA FAYEIIE,
(LATE MEMoRANDA,)
WHITE IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, IN 1925.
By George W. p. Gusts, Esq. Of .arlington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

A naval depot is to be Immediately
established at Pensacola, and all the
stores and vessels are to be removed
from Thompson's Island and New-Or-
cleans, to that place. Pensacola will be
the rendezvous Cor all the West India
Squadron. This is in conformity 10
An act passed at the last session of Con-
gresS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

Fruits Of The Nec- York anal C-From
the 18th of April to the LIST day Of May,
three hundred and forty nine boats de-
parted from Albany, laden with three
thousand and thirty eight tons OF mer-
chandise, &c. and seventeen thousand
and ninety-six dollars were paid to the
collector at Albany on account OF toll.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
PHILIP c. PENpLEToN, of Virginia,
to be Judge Of the United States for
the Western District of Virginia, in
place of John c. Jackson, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

CAYENNE, with seventy negro slaves thereon,
which he had sold without any scruple, or
stipulation, concerning the situation of the ne
groes, the latter end of 1889, and from that
tine, enrolled himself among the friends of
the blacks.
Edwards, the apolgist of slavery, the cham
pion of monopoly and the sugar hogshead, in
relating one of the most horrible of all the hor-
rors Of st. Domingo, concludes: Such are
thy triumps oh Philanthrophy! would refer
this humane historian, rather to the example
of those who had been slaves of La Fayette,
returning from emancipation, to offer their
labours to the most benevolent of men, no
longer master of them exclaim, such are thy
triumphs Oh Philanthrophy.
THE question which led to the horrors of
st. Domingo, in 1870.
+Upon the first or anization of the Virginia
forces, for the army of independence, hume
rous applications for commissions were made
to the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg
They were mostly from young men of fortune,
and considerable family connections, and sell
dom asked for less than Colonelcy. The la
mented Mercer, then veteran of the war of
'56, and high in the confidence of the Com
manderin-chief, wrote on scrap ofpaper and
handed it up to the speaker, the following
words-'sHugh Mercer VIII serve his country
in any grade to which he may be appointed"
The regiment was given to him, mem. con,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-12

An article of intelligence received
from India furnishes additional evil
Aence that the Burmese war is destined
to become more dangerous in its cha
racter and dubious in its result. Be-
fore the empire % Burmah is added to
the already overgrown and gigantic
possessions of the king Of Great Bri-
tain, many lives will be lost and cities
laid in ashes. The following intelli-
gence serves only to confirm the testi-
mony already afforded, that Burmah
will be the ralIying power around which
the subiugated nations Of India will as
semble to throw off the chains Of Eng
lish tyranny. The English do not find
their ancient enemies to be what they
were when their first conquests were
made. They have been hardened in
the school Of adversely, rendered in
trepid by q constant exposure to dam
ger, and have been taught by their per-
secutors promptitude, courage and dis.
cipline in militsry movements.
BaH. american
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-14
to speculate on the expected low prices

TO speculate on the expected low prices
of Java.
Sales Of the 9th instant 1000 picul
coffee, Sl4 90 the bid; $50 2iculs lst
sort nutmegs, SloS 81 do; sos do. ID
do. Ss2 % do; 50 do. Sd do. $50 % do.
500 do. cloves, $50; lao do. mace,Sll4
oe do; so do; cainphor, $50 s2a do.
Sales Of this day: 10000 piculs cot.
fee, Sl4 40 3-8 the bid; 2oe piculs sort
mace, SlO4 Is l-8 do; 800 do. nutmeps
81 81 ! do; $50 do. tin, S24 1878
Your speculations to this mus, be
based upon information from Europe:
we can only advise that our market is.
we fear, influenced by the speculation
in London, and we do not expects de.
clination in price for some time; but
from last accounts it is probable that
after some time prices may fluotua,e
between Is and Ia. The Samaranr
market is pretty bare, but all the Sou.
rabaya coffee is yet to be brought for
ward. There are some disturbances in
Djijocara with the natives, but we in.
di,idually consider it as an impotent
effort against the government; but it
will check the delivery Of coffee at Sa.
marang for some little time
The government of Holland has sold
the coffee Of the Preangee Regencies to
the new company at Sll; but the local
government is hostile to the new ar.
rangement, and does yet continue to
sell at public sale as before; it is, how.
ever, to be apprehended that the com.
pany will succeed in getting the go.
vernment coffee. A tardy effort has
been made lately against Senapore.
Our government has declared Aniier
and RHO ports ofentrepo, for all goods
except arms and powder, paying per
cent. for the enterpot. We have be.
fore mentioned that the duty on sugar
was reduced to rupee in foreign ships
and per cent. on the same duty for
the rel. Provisions have generally fal.
len, as has iron. Opium has fallen,
and we think will fall still lower; the
last sales were COS dollars, in entire
pot; the colony is amply supplied, and
China overstocked. Carolus dollars
are selling by small lots at IS per cent.
but that price cannot be kept up, and
we conceive that we ought not to quote
new dollars above 10 DoubIoons we
have sold lately at II upon SIG. Ex-
change is rather dull, though we have
no reason to quote different from our
last actual sales; but it would not be
easy to force sale for large amount
without considerable alteration in
price
Eurora e. Franklin Gazette.