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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
From The New.YorA Daily Advertiser.

=. From the New-lOrA DAILY Advertiser.
"sO1drrstand that the raising Of tobacco has
M ,lome an Object Of importance in the State OF
.u'0' and the fac, having been ascer,ained, thai
,n Of done with advantage, il is expected
~, ,~''''er very large quantities will be produ'
w. As soon as the Ohio canal is finished, it
,o I'ooaoIe that this valuable product of her
~. =" viii he Carried through that channel OF
b. %'"un'ca'ion by the way Of the Lake and the
,s 'ahai, 10 this market. IL is said that six
o. 'ind hogsheads have been raised in SIN
s, season. As this may be considered as an
~; '"nent, Its success will warrant the expec-
,,I o, very large increase of the quantity,
m9. ~ al probability srea, proportion Of the
5,,rrY i'r expectation from this port, will be
'sTa from that source
r,' ,ns statement will serve, in addition to the
n - lumber OF facts already well established,
IA. NV. me immense benefit o. that great work
M, hS TERN CANAL, to the interests Of
Ia. my and State, as well as to the States and
y,,.s "''ss lying beyond il upon the Western
$40. =, Previously to the opening Of tina, pas
we ocean, those rich and fourishlng
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
Books A0st.

VVNIF Ghh volume of Comyn's Digest, and the first
l. volume, or par the first OF Douglass Reports,
Farraud e Cos, Premium, edition published m Phil.
ipha. ~ 1867 missing. The former be longed
to ihc library Of Cob Simms, and his name is proba-
bly, the back. The set TO which they both be!ol g.
ed were purchased 1t the sale of the late Nobet iicr
| bert's books.
II any gentleman find these books among his own
he will con.era favour By leaving them at my office
april l5--5t Is. HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
Trustees SNle-'rhis Day.

- will offer for sale at public auction the inter-
section of Royal e Duk and lot
OF ground now in the occupation of Ephram Evans,
the north side of Duke. and side of Royal! SITS.
In front Of The former 60 feet; the latter, 100 feet
The above will be made under the authority of Deed
of Trust from the said Evans tutle subscriber Sale
will take place at O'Clock, p ". Terms, Cash.
RI Taylor, Truste =
march 26-law4w GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
H0ok auction.

On FRIDAY EVENING, at Candl,ight,
4 SHALL sci a collection Of new and valuable
i BOOKS, just received per schnr. Fire from New
York, which will be opened and exh'".ted for in
spcction al the Auction Store THIS DAY. ard cata
logues thereof delivered Oh Thursday moron, .
april 10 GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
nHpoRTEp SLAVES.

Mr.. Wickliffe moved to discharge the Cons
mi,see Of the Whole from the further conside'
ration of the bill 10 extend The time oil the Sill
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

ODD and EVEN SYSTEM
The holder of tickets or two shares must obtain
at least prize, and may draw three!
Mayyiand State Lottery, No. l, for lSes,
will be drawn in the city of Baltimore on Wednesday,
the S0th of this month.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000. Of 900, of 1000, 8 Of 500
10 Of i0O 20 of50, lOU of 10, 100 of 5. 5000 of H.
More Prizes than Blanks
Tickets s., Halves so; Quarters 25; Eghths
81 cents. To be had at
NunneNs'
Old Established Prize Oiice, K ing-street, AieNa
All orders duly attended to if addressed to J. H.
Runnels. apr! IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
light AUCTION,

.FiSM AWctIOn.
an THURSDAY NIGHT will be sold at early
~ candle-gI,, IN assortment Of JEWELRp, con.
sisng in part of
Masonic, sprig and other breast pins
Topaz. amenities, cameoes and fine gilt clasps
Necklaces with gold beads, imitation topaz
Neckla ;cs and earrings, fine gilt crosses
Crosses, hearts and earrings, morocco rctlculcs
Pocket-books and wallets
Elegant bracelets aud belts, coasters
pair gold rings and many other articles
Small boxes segars, sewing silk and twist,
Mems fir hats; good assortment to be sold with.
out limit
Which will be shown any time previous to the sale.
Also, variety of Dry Goods and llardware-con.
ssng Of calicoes, book muslin shr,ings cloths, in
patterns and fur hats plated casters. combs.
At private sale Elegant second handed English
piazza, IIatsver low.
qrrjI Is GEO JOHNSON, .7ncr'r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
UA\AD M..NtAS

UA\AU M! MAIN
EIAS Just received and offers for sale,
Ill Tales and selections from the English souve-
niers--1 vol prize, 81.
Paper hanginss, variety of patterns suitable tor
b md boxes, window curtains, &c.
Tortuise.shell, tuck. and side combs
Mock do. tuck and lorg do
Brazilian, tuck, crescent, neck, long and SIDE 10
An elegant assortment of English cngrayinSs, in
small books, suitable for scrap-bo"ks, scrap-ta-
bles, &c.
Gold paper, with variety Of gold borders, sc.
ONHASD.
70 eams writing and letter paper blank books, medi
I'm, dcmi and cap, bonnet boards,
Band boxes and handbook boards. with general
assortment Of school books, and stationary.
Chess boards and chess men, dice and domDoes,
A gene raj assortment Of draw K mste rails.
Music for the piano forte, Coles seraph,2 "a edition.
with tunes adapted to the additional lyhinsj
Tuning forks violns, clarionets, Flageole's,
German.futes and flies, Cologne water, milk Of
roses, -,
Macassar oil, Almond paste, hair powder, tooth
powder,
Pearl powder, emollicnt soap.
Mathematical Instruments, penknives and SCISSORS
Rattle doors and shuttle cocks
with variety Of other articles in the Fancy q STA
ton.rv IoeaII Of Which he offers for sale
abIe terms. at his Book & Stationary Store, King
Street. second door east of Royal.Sueet Alexandra.
- "a cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

A and 6 striped and checked fancy ginghams and
seersuckers
9.sanh6-4, cambrlc and aconet muslims
fancy striped and figured do
Plain and ta:a5ou!cd book, do and Scotch lawns
g. fancy prints
black and coluurct slrsnet cambTics
Granduli AMI shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
" hite, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinetts and angola cassimcrcs
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
M.ns white and mixed do and halfhosc
Thread and bobhintt aces and A ard 6 bobbinet
Sptal6eid Gag, bandanna, levau,inc, Madrass and
linen cambrc hhok.s
Black and coourd sarsnets and gros de naples
Whitc, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Canton and French grapes
la lies white and colourrd kid and horseskin gloves
Men, horse.kn beaver aid buckskin 90
Ribbons, newest sly
Ladies bolivar hats
7.8 and Al Irish linens
Si and rs do lawns
54and GA do sherting, Russia do brown y bleached
81, ga and l0.4 diaper and damask table linen
j. ona : s damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and bucka'
back
yellow and bluc nankcenS
Best Italian sewing silk
White and cooured cotton ais and spoOls, floss ho
and patent thrt ads
Twilled sacking, stuig oznaburSs, shoe thread NC
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shrtngs and sheet
ings, checks bed ticking plaids and stripes, cottor
warn. &C SC april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
Fort Washington,

AprH Isl. 1928.
CRALED proposals will be recciyedby the subScri.
- until the 3Oth of Apr, for supplying two nm
1red cords OF good merchantablr Oak " God. he
wocd to be corded in Fort Washington, such place
ON the hill, the Acting Quarter MASTER M! rect
The proposals be endorsed on The outside, 'Pro.
posai for Supplying Wood"
GEO WEBB, It. Acrg,
april i-t3OA Quartz T. Master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
N'e,.Hs.Ss,- ~ T:Dl2IAs
Srsnay MORNING, APRIL 16. 1928.

laws National Journal says, il is GER.
-, ,be question Of adjosr"meot will not
.'' lined by the House until the final vote
ken on the Tariff, which cannot, we
-. h, very remote. Alter the decision
.an.s,ion. it is probable that the dav of
. .n,srr will be imme diatrly fixed, and all
,mcrous measures before Congress, i'm
md unimporlap,, vii! be made to un.
procrus,cau operation to make them
"a, Standard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
SlRl.iip NEWS.
Port Vt .AluXandria.

schr. Velocity, Hammond, hence. at Boston 18th
instant.
Schr General Knox, hence, at Boston llth INST
schr Alexandria, Howes, hence, at Boston 18th
ms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

THIS DAY.
Penneylooniu Unio" anal Lottery,
Class No ) for 1884 numbcrs-6 drawn ballots
20 be drawn in Philadelphia Wednesday 10th April.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
Tickets SIS; Halves 50; Quarters rs.
n-JFor sale until the drawing i, received.
Connecticut State Loifery,
For the benef, of the Kctrea, for the Insane,
81 C!ass-5l numbers--8 Drawn ballots,
To he drawn in Hartford on A. ednesday 3Oth April
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
Ticke,sS4, Halves ,; Quarters l. To be had IN a
variety of numbers at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
XnuMg NNsOM Yea

NuuNS hSsoh Yea.
n . Chests of late imp ortations AMI represented to
u y be of superior quality, landing inns Gay ana Tor
sale by D. '
snrii Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
German llinens

90 Bales consisting OF
cay Hempen ticklenburgs of superior quality
Burlaps, No, l, :, 5, 4. and ,y,
uessisns. Just received per the brig William
p.nn from Bremen, via New York, and for sale by
april Is .. Mss .n0 ~. ..-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

lake Champain was fee from ice on 'he
inst. and navigation had commenced. The
Utaup'ajn Canal will be in full operation IN i
Ss days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

,,u..c,x SoUADAoS.-Cap,ain Illden Of the
=, Margaret, arrived at Baltimore from
- do Cuba, was boarded on the Soth of
!, -, a Havana, the Castles in sight, by The
, .,.,, souadron, consisting of Zone full rig
~, one Lcrmaphrotlite brig, and SIX
N sraooucrs on cruizc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
SECOND POSTSCRIPT.

y passenger In the Northern Stage, a gentleman
OF TINS CITY, has politely furnished us with the follow
ing bulletin OF the National Inellgencer issued on
Monday While the passengers in the Baltimore stare
were o' tra'sf" between the stage and the steam
ooat and OF course too late to be brought on by the
southern mail. We believe that its contents will he
verified by this evenings mail We believe that
New York has given % votes for Adams and that,
LIE Is TIE MAN. But hod--,ye will not haroo
until we are out Of the woods.
1t IS Impossible to describe the pubic ullxiety At
such moments OF thrilling cxcitcment, we live whole
centuries
On this handful, the gentleman who gave il to US
has pencicd, that Jackson was 5000 votes ahead In
OHIO, and only t:ro counties to be heard from. But
as only IL days have elapsed since Ohio voted it is
Impossible that this be known Il is u fabrication
to Influence the Marylund vote.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER, NOV. 10, 1928.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION NEWS.
BULLETIN, SIXTEEN.
Inc following letter received by all eXurcss which
left New York ut o'clock on Saturday night is ha II
day later than any other news from New York ana
settles the question of the vote of that State.
Editors Correspondence (by erpreSs.)
New York, Now 8, Z. N.
HiNrLEMEN: The Enthusiastically this evenings
Steamboat are very gratifying enclose you list OF
the Districts heard from.
O6icaI Caaress
Madison and Cortland Adams
Otsego do
Clinton and Frankfurt do
Oneida do
Montgomery. do
The Central Committee iulorla US that TWENTY
ONE VOTES ARE SAFE Yours
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

CLEARED,
Ship Delaware, n Bart!cson, for Liverpool, With
tobacco and cotton.
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Ellen, Smith, days from y. York
with "nndries to T1iplett g Johnson, sad YIN. IN
dcraon.
SAILED,
Brig Perseverance,, Hallet, for New York, coal.
Schr Enterprise, Corson for n. York. -four and
wheat.
The brig Atlantic, Moor, for Somerset, r. ~ with
coal: schr. Richmond Packet KNAPP for Il. York
with Hour tobacco, &c; sloop Cherrb, Burk for n.
York, with -four, and schr. Virginia, FarlanI, for
Washington, with COAL will sail this evening.
NEW YORK, Nov 8.-Cleared, Ships Fabius,
Thompson, Bciast; Frances, Rider, n Orleans; brig
Cleaner, Learuard Madeira.
Arrived this morning Ships Brandt, Stclnhaur 90
days from Rochelle; Louisiana, Price from n Orleans
Is days from the BaiiZe; schrs independence. Van
Setback, from Petersburg, 8 days from the Capcs;
Virginia, Dean, days from RtchUoaa Chesapeake,
Parker, 8 days from Norfolk.
BELo,Y-2 Briggs and 3 schooners
SAfLEp--Ships Napoleon Smith. Liverpool; Flor
ida, Tyler, Mobile Frances Rider, :. Orleans; Doug
laas Bourne, Curacoa brig Ocean, Hodge, Rictgsojsd
Arrived last evening, Br brig Atlantic Lawson, fin
Dundee; brig Gen Mercer PAUL, im Fredcricksburr;
schrs Mary Archer WOglan, fin Petersburg; Hector
Travcrs, days fin fredericksburg Edinburgh, Bar
ret, I'm Richmond: Robert Stanton, Soul 7 days fn
Richmond, for Stamford; Armada, Clifford. 8 DAYS FIN
Richmond; Adrian, Sharp, fin Petersburg; Chesf-
pcakc, Null deys fin Richm0nd; American Coaster
SomGrs DAYS fun Richmond; Pelican Fosks from
Fredericksburg; Three Sisters, Creighton days fin
f1ichmond; Meridian In2erso days I'm Richgaoad;
Mary Ann, Robertson. DAYS from Ri kmOnd: r osa-
lie Lynco, fin Rchmoad and d5 fin the Canes; SIPS
Rising States Barrett I'm Richmond: Active Acker
ly, days FIN Rirhmoud Fair Trader days from
Ieichm0nd. bound to Albany
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-Arrivcd Schr. Hero.
Chattin, Richmond, 8 days aud ) from the Capcs.
NJ .Ar,c Orleans, Oct. 10Th, brig Ajax, Norfolk.
18th. arrived schr James Monroe, Norfolk.
,Ncr Oricrns. Oct. 2i-At the Balizc this morning,
brig United States, from AleX0ndrio sclr Lafayette,
from Norfolk. [Ior0'. Of Co,a.
NORFOLK, Nov. 7--Arrvcd, packet schr. Age
nora. Bedcll, New York, 5 days.
Schr. Gen. Washington, Eldrdge, Newport, (R.
~ 6 days
'Sloop Dolphin Thomas, from Iicao,aad, bound to
New York
The ship Tally-Ho, Fisher bound to Liverpool,
went to sea from Hampton Roads this day.
NOV. "a brig came in from sea End proceeded
up James river.
In Hampton Roads-shp Vcsta, Jacques. from up
James river, bound to France.
The ship James, Shackford, for London, was of
James Town this afternoon.
'Fhc ship Rousseau, McLcvin, for Havrc, vas of
Cannons Marshes this afternoon.
The ship Hclviteus, Taylor, for Havrc, is on her
down James river.
The schr Harriet Smith, Cook, bound n y York,
IS =, her way doyu .Vo.ro; r;vcg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
From the Baltimore Chronicle, Nor.
FLOUR STILL HIGHER!


Flour was sold from the stores on Saturday at 50
Is and holders asking towards the close Of the
Day $40 per barrel, ana quite indifferent whether
hoy sold at thut price. 1t IS therefore evident that
tins market is far from being settled, and the ntelli-
@nnee by the Leeds, at New York from London,
which we publish this morning the subject of the
European markets, will in wise tend TO establish
price at less than the asking one on Saturday. The
Jpgi;Sh ports not Opel G-J thing Sna tie
subject If opening them at the latest dtes Grain has
also advanced amazingly within few davs; the best
white wheat sold Saturday at 50 per bushcl, and
GOOD red at Il 81 10 to 81 90 Corn has been sold
at 90 cents and holders asking Go per bushc-
In RYE there is not mach doing. Bread has also
taken considerable rise, uneavencd it Is, and the
article full high fer the price of -four. Whakcy has
advanced one to two cents per gallon, ard at present
iay be quoted ut from 2G to p cents for iy proof
jollcrs careless about selling. We have no further
alterations in market to notice.
From TIC Tryy York Journal Of Commerce Of Thursday
The .Netrs nnd The ,MGTfe's.-Up to Tuesday alter
noon the prices Of bread stus remained the same as
at the close of last week. bat the from England
gave them q impulse Some sales Of Flour were
Immediately made at % CTS. advance. Hut this was
Quite TN under estimate, for til, market opened yes
terday with an advance Of 50 cts. which increased
Irourly, and at the close Of business was 81. Sales
we're made of Southern Flour common descriptions,
Ut S31 cash, speculation, and Ot Western ut so,
while some holders required sd and others not dis
poscd 10 make sales, which thew should be sorry for,
said something about So Two or three cargOes Of
Wheat arrived from the South, but we have heard Of
m sales, nor dare guess the price coo sacks
Liverpool Salt were sold second hand at 81 cash,
ind cargo to arrive of 500 sacks, at nearly the same
Price, So was offered for tho Henry Knoelgnds
TOAD and refused
80 fix the duty on wheat in England, the average
price i'll several markets for the last sin weeks made
IN and cazetcd weekly and this regulates the duties
FOR the coming week. Calculations. therefore. arc
not 70 be made the Iondoa market only, for while
prices there were for fine samples COS more,
las they were tho middle Of Scrtember0 the acreage
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

,.,. ioRG, Nov. 8.
Seinhaur, from Hoc?oiI,, have file of the Jour
nal du Commerce to the 9th Mi. inclusive. The
English papers by the Leeds anticipated all the news
Fhc paper OF tic 9th, gives as an on dill that the
Duke OF Clarence was SICK n lonlon, Of the illness
tf his father, (rnad meaning.)
hde. Malhblan had returned to the Italian Opera,
ind appeared in the character OF Desdcmona The
cathusiasm of her reception, says the Journal can
only be compared to that which marked her departure
French Funds, Paris, 18th Oct Rents have risen
to-day, and the price at closing 74l5; per cents
were done ut from LOG. 10 to 1850
Sales al Rrcrc, Oct. s.. Coffee, Haiti, 5-iss. in
uond, cotton, 40 bales Louisiana, 81 90; 167 do
tfeorga, 81 SO.
Oct. 4--Cocos, 1000 sacks OF Para at IS cents;
':dfee, 50 bags Rio, 3s.; cotton, 291 bales Gcor
Pa, 81 a G3 cents; 1876 do. Tennessee, so; 90 do
IKE LOUISIANA "a; 37s do from America, prices
RisoWn-.lsnerisu7.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
THEATRE.

~ The Manager has the pleasure to inform the
public, that he has, ut considerable expense and
trouble brought into tt preparations the most eiiec
tive Melo-Dramatc Representation tlat Irus ever
been performed III Richmond.
THIS EVENING, NOV. u,
VII DC presented the Grand Melo- Dramatic Romance Of tile
Heroine of the Highlands,
W,-iIca by SrErHENT MrrcnkLI ESP Of Ricituosg,t;
" w TN entire new Scenery. DRESSES, Music and
decorations. Original Music, by Mr.. rARNELL
Leader ofthe Orchestra Scenery, by Mr. HuGGlAs,
OF the Park and Bowery Theatres, New York.
-'ihchincry, by Mr.. BELL, stage carpenter.
CHARACTERS
Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Mr. Caraill,
Angus M'Donald Waitou
ttiencairn, IL WALTON,
Donald, Garner
With the Songs, Dram the Sscolqis Scotland" "Hcl-
'oi" Gro0e," and Ut GEcgor's Guktering."
EuZce, Farrell
Smith, Richards
English Soldiers, Attend;llts, sc.
F E!G MConald, aLrs. s1iekney,
Description Of Sceugrg.
Act 1st--Scenc lst.-Grand view Ola Scottish vii
ley surrounded by picturesque scenery Of rocks,
mountains; and outside view Ola cavern, with distant
views OF the sea.
Srs7re 2d.-Grand Gothic Hall in NIcDonalds
castle English soldiers discovered clrouSIng.--|
Grand original Glee and Chorus.
ACT 2d-Scene lst.-Rocky shore upon the Sea-
beach. Wild and romantic view. Another outside
entrance to the Cavern.
Scene 2d-Intcrior view Of Cave, with the tuli
depth OF the Stnge representing dstQt perspective
View of tine Grampian Mountains BY lDooIl el!b--
The moon seen shining the mountains, AM re
Elected III the river beneath. In this piece, Il new
style OF painting IL brought FORTH us originally repre-
sented by Mr. Higgins with unbounded applause
N the Northern Theatres.
ACT 3d.--Scene 3d--GIrand br0ud-swcrd coIuAat
between the Prince al>d Angus McDoupII---iugiUs
is killed.
ACT ad-srcae 3H.--Grand view Of the ocl.an
agltated by Il storm. Ship of War discovered at
anchor, fully rugged, and filing the entire back Of the
another BY his enemies. lie is on the point of being
made prisoner, when the Ship HOSTS the French ag
and fires upon the pursuing boat, which with its crew
Is sunk The piece concludes with the escape OF the
last of the S5tuars.
COMIC SONG, BY MIR. FARRELL.
y FANCY DANCE, MR.. RICHARDS.
To conclude with the Imaginable Farce Of
FORTUNES FROLIC,
Or The Pioughlau7, turned Lori.
ROBIN RoUGHHEAn, MIR. uERBERY, Jr
Snacks, edwin.
Rattle, IL. Walton,
MIR. Frank, Osborne
Clown, Smith
Miss Nancy, Mrs. Osborne
Dolly, Collins
Margery, Read
f5ckets-BOx and Pit, 80 cents TO be had at the
usual places-Left Gallery % cents-Middle Gallo
ry, 373 cents. No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
1J Doors to be opened at g. and curtain to rise at
7 o'clock, precisely. Nov. ia
4LBJN'V BEEP e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

Fiotr n;sd Wheu..--CanaI flour was selling briskly
Yesterday ut So. City Mills may be quoted at SO
though we believe there is for sale the mers
having contracts to supply as fast they make it.
Wheat brought freely S. so to 81 So per buslel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

The districts. thus Enumerated return 81 electors
Those printed Ill lta!!ca have given seven Adams
electors. These marked with astersk NAV be
considered doubtful. Of the others cannot doubt
Excluding then these three doubtful districts WI, shall
have eighteen electors chosen by the people, which
votes in M&ryllDd, is all we shall need, ls thus:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

Toyase Of D&cou,y.--Tho New York papers
speak In high terms of the diligence with which the
Peacock has been fitted, under the direction of Com
Chaunccy, for voyage to the southern seas. We
learn from the Commercial Advertiser, that DR.. De-
tHv gentlemen y science and extensive information
= :. ac-gEinIn, -. g r:':'ior
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

DIED. ON Thursday, the I'D of October last, Mrs MARY
ANs the wife OF Doc Christopher b. Fleet of King Il Queen
COUNTY, Va in the 18th year her She beGavcd
and afflicted husband and three Children together with nncr-
Gus circle of connexions and friends lament tho Of her
worth and merit
tn tho Sd instant MARIA, second daughter of Nh Echasd
I'LL, OF Spots vania, in the 18th year her age
On Monday morning. the 10th INST Mr.. To.i,s IHxE in
the 5oi year OF his leaving aeconatc wife chill
trn and circle friends acquaitauccs 10
mourn their unnrely loss AS parent, master and friend
l vas tender, afectionac KIND and sincere c,l.y is
Written on the hearts fthoe who knew ard loved him.
.4'ioike, Revolutionary Patriot Gone!
GuARLEsroS, November 3.-NIaior- General TTlo-
hl1s PichIaeys Ie died after long ilns IS
about O'Clock yesterday morning, and i'll {Ie 7oih
year ofhis age Like his lamentcd brother he has
descended to the tomb full of years and full ohonor