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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

The administration meeting ut Col. f.. Wilkinson's,
on Saturday tho 2orh u.. by far the largest po4t
ca meeting over held in Bucks county. II YVES not
tue bort Of nc DRUM not the cxhilarair- sound cf
tho &c, Uot the raising Of the hickory pole, which
brought them together; it the sponi move
mont o. the people, to consult upon The best Of
preserving their rights and liberties from being dcs
polch ny nIIiary JsDTaI;s. II was cInpiatcaly 4
meeting q the people, who hold that die military
sa1 ~ al 0'r% md ~ all times, be in strict sUbOrGi
nation ~ inc clyi power" There were 40 offers OF
hr.DniT :" irGGco the paoDcto atend-jf ras a vol
rnHr% at. determination on the part OF ihc young
ana the old, BIZ their presence and example, to
courage cnr another in the good cause. The number
ct caTriE2Hs gigs and dnarborncs amounted 70 up-
WI, q; ID, and very large number carc OF horse
hack ND Oh foot. Oh moderate celebration. 80
should s9y --cc could not have hccn sho-t affour.ccn
r. IiieeI' i4Hn,rcd persons, principally f,rncrs
rom TN 10 fifteen persons who were active II the
TH:'titi'7 wore present. la'cry township and bo-
rough, wish hit one exception, were rorrtscu,c9-a
.s.tre. '2' / -a-'. T. .. c- b.'.- :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
CATO.


. NUNET0TVFsvIT.T S.CTt. IN.
ST., n c1itors of the Virginia Advocate have
lHiiSicd w." pieces in their paper (of the 23d ard
@Oth Ult.) Commenting on the letter of the cores
poHdcnt OF the Wing in relation to Dr. Wntkins.-
N"' Wsh'oF I" get into controversy with the cdi-
tors tc writer n that lo;tcr requested friend TO
o"'h them prcrous TO the publication OF their com
hcnsS' INC grounds on which the assertions were
mac nnd lEiarcnccs dr1Vn Of which thew comUlain-
'r corTEo has rendered Unnecessary to make these
known 20 the Hubc.--Thc assertion 'tha. thcv have
'ToWch sentiments IN conversation equally uniavora-
DC 10 Hor witness Is founded III part on a remark
H"4c silca the publication Of Watkins letter Gy enc
O. 'h' e!!t'r@, IN tn presence Of two gcnilcrncn
''tna' no would not believe Watkrs statement upon
alE OF. Tor inject than the Which was the subject
" "'s !t,ter: and also on remarks publicly made
~ another editor. that he believed the statement
Continued ~ Or. W communication. and would be-
20 -. -- - Y :. 60 vi. s-.-E.-.. n ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

Notwithstanding Inc CROWD WAS great the utmost
harmony, uianimity and good order prevailed
throughout the whole proceedings. james Worth,
Efl. acted Gs presidents General VIM NJ. White,
and Abraham L. Slower, Esq. vice presidents; and
Col: Joseph Tough ana Samuel Snyder, Secretaries.
u nc inccting then went into Ii nomination of c;nd-
dates, out OF which the delegates chose ticket and
upon It's being reported to the meeting was un2ri-
,mousy adoptcd.-EU. S. Gasct.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

/, 'tmeoi the Editors Of this paper having been
carried tu'the Springs by i-hcath ana the other Is
Witness to- distant part OF the State, the reader
viii nuke Hosvancc il any b. necessary during the
hiicfFIaacc OF their absence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

MAIZE i,c would lo,Il upo, INN With crutI1 and
picon, and that lie had no good opinion ofhnn;" or
words to that aincunt.-With regard to the public
sentiment and feeling this subject, the correspon-
dent is still of opinion that he is correct and he deems
his opportunities equal to those of the editors that
subject. How much proof the editors require, he does
not know, but they certainly have met with pref
" srons.-As to the assertion of the editors that
"they never were under the impression that the
letter to Kerr containcd the statement III relation
the Nashville RAIL-, he will merely remark, that the
stattinc of tlc scene at the Nashville Ball, and
the supposed statement of Judge Williams applica
ION TO Jackson for = licence, had been spoken OF
here since last winter and iii conversations with
OF the editors respecting the contents of Williams
letter, from his particular enquiries and remarks the
writer Of this understood it to have been IT, impress
sion of that editor that these statements were in the
letter, us ne the writer knows had bcen the impress
sion Of some others. Whether they believed these
statements in The letter not, naauncl rs thev
we're spoken of long before w atkins communication
the inference 10 be fair one, that il was o.
tanned for that purpose, and constituted Part their
ammunition III store with which they 20 de-
nolish "tro, turrut to fo,i'.dition stone See. tie
Adv. July ct.
| j. II. PiecSatts, Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

The Mexican fleet has been laid I'D. md C,o,un,o-
dorc Porter is said to have abandoned the scrvice
Bolivar has certainly involved Colombia and Bolivia
Ill with Peru.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
Far TIN Co.sr,r,,r,o~,, Vino

= '
T1sWjiiTE SUREY'S IL TIE FIELD, IN
az TYtoalas R.tci.t htx ,Ede, and Vic CrioneI, b,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
T,-opq TIE .4ue~,,f1 C;rv-;e-

- I'"'l no fieTfSf1 Courier.
D'~"'on has nearly ceased at least for the present
st6r1p'' movements IT pushed out IT'S head pretty
boldly, at first but finding The atmosphere not cone
nal with lts safety, it has drawn it in and lies sn9Iv
concealed beneath its dirty shell. Some of our co..
ege 3oys may put coal of fire its back and set il
travelling again; but we think it has been kicked n
bout so much os to be too weak to make any grea,
progress in future.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

."tm }ork.-Thc Delegates from tho city Of New
York to the late State Convention of Young Men at
Utica, have published estimate of the probable
PRESIDENTIAL vote of that Stateprepared by the Con
vention after the most careful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs
votes considered ri the Convention as decidedly Tor
the Administration, and several otllcrs doubtful
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

Extract of letter from citizen of Rnor comfy, Ten
nessec, TO the editors of the Lynctbu, pi,gisian,
d9ted Knox COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Aug. 90.
81 have just arrived from muster in this COUNTY
where there were more than 600 people assembled
After the muster was over, Jackson man moved
that they should take the vote on the Presidential
question: which was done, and the vote stood thus:
Fer ADAMS, cos
JACKSON. 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

The London Courier Of the 21st Of Ju1v savs.-.,Tr
cur readers viii take the trouble TO look at the nno
they VIII gee not only how rapidly the Russians have
adyanccd' but now careful they have been to clear
Their right and left TANKS they advanced The
campaign commenced on the 7th MAY and by the od
my less than two months they hive pushed forward
almost to }'czarkick and Varna. only fifty leagues
from Constantnopc, and have taken seven fortresey
brallow' Maschin, and Toultscha--Hirsova and Kus-
the coast of Asia" va
The numbers drawn from the wheel Of tjle Dismal
swamp Canal Lottery on Monday were ~, 80, II
~ An extraordinary prcss Of Advertisements. fine
insertion OF which will not admit Of delav conlpes
US 10 lay over many articles Of interest intended for
to-tays paper.
DIED, at OAK Grove, MS residence, in Casuel cop,v y
- on me "n August, B'HTLErT IAvcEY Es1 Tor seve7, 49,;
past speaker Of the Senate Of that State ~ 'N'
O hondaY evening" the ID inst after short illness a, vsr,
1ocS, NIgma the seat of his father Mir John Pagc Cen
.lltM BYRD P'eE ISL in the doth year OF his life cent.
go q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
india RUBBER SHOES

TIE subscriber has just received large supply Of
Ladies and Gentlemcns India Rubber Shoes.
which arc iuipcnetrabe b. water. and an excellent
preventative of health. They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many ofthosc diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
selves by wearing the above shoes which equally
conduc9to health and comfort All who become ac-
qua,ucd with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
IRON experience, will never after omit the use fthcm
lie has nlSo ON hand large assortment Of Ladies'
aot G"n.ieinens, Boys and Misses Boots, Bootoes
and SHOES; Leather SoHlskin and Hair Trunks; and
4 ihw dozen Of Emerson celebrated Razor Straps
al OF which ne Is disposed toacl at low prices for cash.
dGc9--2awGt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Eaole Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

FEVKtST SALB.-By virtue of deed trust executed ny
Turner r.. leiey and Hnrah his WIFE the subscribers
ami duly recorded in the clerks Office of Goochland county
court either ofuS will, Monday day OF
December noXt that being Go0chand county court-day pro
coed TO sell Goochand courthouse highest bidder for
ready wuncy, all the right title, clunn said
TUNER X Henley and Hannah his wife have may in
of land containing hundred and one.
fourth ncoi and lying the lower end of Goochand county,
beng tho same tract OF Land owned by William Barnett
lire OF his death, and which by his hast will aud
dcTiS to his heirs, he equally divided between heIn of
winch Hannah Henley formerly Hannah Barnett is the
heirs Of the said VIM Barnett also all the interest," title and
claim, which the said Turner r. Henley and Hannah his wife
now have hereafter have, in IrocS their
erase also stock of horses hogs cattle and all kinds
also household and kitchen furniture belonging the said
ano which with all other estate they claim under the said
VIM ames will, IN order to satisfy the purposes for which
the ad deed of made Such title only will be con-
veyed vested in tie subscribers by the aforesaid
WILL. GRAY, IT.
WA. MILLER, trustees
Goochland Oct 27th I829. 87-dIcwIt c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

ETIRGINIA: At rules, holden tue clerks offrc Of
superior Of chauccry for tho Richmond district tho
I'd day of November, 1929 Thomas A. I'abc pit Grriut
John Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane hts wife, and Sdnul
Dyer, IT, and Martini his wife, dts
The defendants 71c Curd and Jane bis wifi, and Samuel
Dyer, and Martha his wife not having entered their appear
and given rcuty according the net Of assembly aud
the re If this and appearing by satisfactory cvidcpoe
that they inhabitants Of this country orerc that
tie said defendants do appear here tho tenth day Of the
January ts1n and answer the bill the phiuf and that
COPY order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub.
scd the city ofRchmond, for months svciy aud
posird M TIC front DIOR of the capitol IN the said city
~ Acory. Tcst' WAL G.. PENDtETON, E. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
MODNTlN EAWGUAGE

NilE subscriber respectfully informs The public, and the
ben of the Legislature particularly that I've will open oil
Tuesday I'd of December, snpaTniGns Aliens Lottery
Office Class for Modern languages-comprsng the Ercnc
STEnish Italian and Portuguese The DAYS ofaeudaDce Uni
bc Tuesday Thursday and Saturday of week until the
hrsf Of March Several Gentlemen have already given
tci names thoe disposed jom them, VII please make
immediate application.
O few advanced pupils bo received IN the ffsi
French Class, which reries Monday, "Wednesday Fri
day. Of each week. from till O'Clock in the evening and also
pupils the Bookkeeping Glass; which attends ON
the same evenings, ffo'n til O'Clock.
dec 2-colm STEPHEN BERNARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

COMMITTED 10 the Jail o tc corporation OF iYncbu0;
~ ON the 10th day Of June last, runaway, PtlKBE,
slave who saws she belongs toJames NJ Paan aud hd
INC present year "a William Garter, Of the county Of Gooc
land Snd had when committed bulc striped domCs
81 coat pair Of soc and las impeachment IN her speech
aud appcafs 10 be about twenty four years old She rs dark
rulatio and is about or inches hth The owner Of
'e above slave dcsnd forward provo property, ray
arprs and tate her away she will be dealt with according
~ Law. ~\NLlI NkAN~'ptp Juior
ticrtl9 .T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

NOTICES. virtue Of deed Of trust executed Ivy Tho
~ g. West to the subscriber and duly recorded IN te
clerks office Of King William County court for purposes therein
mentioned will he sold to the highest bidder public auction,
the residence of the said ThUS g. West Monday the nd
DAY Of pccbCT next, II ir If MOI the fair day.
Of land said county, containing rs OF less with
gUo improvements also all the stock, plantation utcpss and
III the household and kitchen furniture Terms made known
DAY Of ao The title the above property believed bc
UNREASONABLE, but acting trustee shall convey only such
title as IS vested IN
nov t9-wftc ARCHD POINTER, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
THO. Z. BIGGER.
PRIZE LIS1[.

II New York Consolidated, Glass No. sixteen, viz:
10, %, 80, Of, 3, a.,
No. 3, %, 81, capital prize Of S2t1O owned by
yonug gentleman OF this city to whom the cash has
been paid.
Many other handsome prizes owned in this city, the
holders Of which requested to call and receive the
cash or to renew them in the Dismal Swamp Canal,
to be drawn next ednosday For prizes call at
dec 9--3t p. CHUBBS Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

MIR. WARNER ". I'8ICE.--As YOU are Il non-rc-
w Sen, of Virginia u'i Rave agent known me- rake
not c. hal snail ~ tie following raccS aud sIo's W. al
Ess love.n Cumberland county tio first Saturday in
JdIudy next at William Ncwionsir Buckingham county Va
On the urd Saturday said Jauuary next t;rceihur1
n county, Ky tho 27th OF Dec nGNt prrrcl take the
dcPos tons aud liavits OF sunday Lo read as cy
dence m Suit III the cOrnty of Cumberland in c!slncey
III which am plaintiff and you and Others defendants
l9-wjt JOHN T. XNiIJJAN..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
a GARD.

MFRS. CARTER h. FACE is prepared to re-
w ccivc Ladies aud Gentlemen, Boardcrs for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy % ac-
commodatc few members Of the Legislature, either
with, without their families. Her house is in most
convenient situation, being the street leading To
tho Governors, aud within two minutes walk Of the
Capitol-nnd thc rry' vru9rc 70 the Monumental
Church. r.w' 100
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
BY J. O. j. L. HERON
BOOK 1TrCTIOM

IFS Evening at clock, viii be sold, Z, orr of
nIe' 'h1 largest collection of books ever offered
III Richmond being all new end in snapdid bini;,ess
among them are, Burhe's Works, Clarendon's Rebel
hon MarshalIs Washington, Lingard's En,,lan5
Humes England Aliddleton's Cicero, GoldsInitIfs
bon's Rome, Roli.n Mosheim's History. FedorsI;.,
CamPbells Gospels Goods Book of Nature. Scott's
Napoleon, Robertsons Charles 5th. Arabian Nights
doore' Byron and Burns Poems Scots Family Bible
large and small Bibles, &c. &c.
ALSO
very valuable collection of Italian, French ard n.
TN Books from n private Library some in superb
bindings Catalogues Of which may be had this NOR
Secretary and Book Case, a large writing Chair.
nd neat Ladys portable writing Desk. Tens
Cash. j. z, J. T.. HERON ,.a,.n GINS
Dec cit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
E,-u,n Re B.liimore Pnf,io, Of !S,tu,,,,,,

fforR-floward street Flour in active i,,nand un,1
Yesterday when tho effects OF tho last
which construed favorae subsidized II is no oa.ej
i2ai stores MT 81 30 and is dull that, Tho Wagon price is
SUI inc sne that las been M threc days 81 90; but
ll rcrc unless farther demand SHAH apnt4,r In div
Minis the only sale We have heard of Thursday ion M
~ dSA In Susichann nothing las ,ar donci tIoct
10 await higher prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

I'D UNAT AX.-Wss committed lo The ll OF ya,l,uy,o,
county, on the 9th December hast .lnaw av slave
muatiO man, who calls himself JOHN hTDANiEI aioa Is
years Of age, roi inches higa snail sar above MS LEI:
eye Had on when committed. db domestic s,,riout ani
pantaoonS Wilmington striped watroa and old white far
hat SAYS he belonged to William m living ut Falmouth Va
and was sold To John Daily living somewhere in tie South
9hc &c said slave rcquc to come aud o him
away. or gil be released according to law
Dec 9--tc CIiRlST"N NEWCOMER Jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

Two james 3aAer Mary BAKER George Baker MuIta ak,
p Betsy Baker, and Hugh Goidn, admir- Of Ccopn akcE
y Oh not beng inhabitants of this commonwealth will peasn
TO iiAc noicea NJ the Superior Court Chaccry to
he holden Tor tho Williamsburg district tho said
cont TO ensIatc ie suit lItov depending court in
which am plaintiff aud you defendants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
70 Planters Of tobacco on James EiDer.

10 Planters II Tobacco or James River.
NOTICE given, that all Tobacco intended for ShockG
WarchoiSf arriving IL tie asn. WILL if desired, be
carved into the Firu Proof Warehouse :hc fon,y
the BASIN and adjoining Shockp free Of expense ayage
and Terfp gricd by the inspectors Shocko, without fur
te pHnse - the owner (wun called for inspection or .an
plins Than would il delivered once into Shoe
k Ample insurance has been ced upon al tolricco
IN Tie house above utucd w |. AiORRlS.
dec WIZ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09


z UST RECEIYED-Syms watcr-proof patent
- Juoceos-as, for ladies' and gcnilemcn.--Also gen
ticnens call SHIN boots; squaretoc Boots with india
rubber hnln9 between the sogls, for 81. I'ore;hcr
with every description of ladies', gcntlencns ulses
boys and chilrrns Boots, Bootccs and Shoes at very
reduced price, ut The corner of Main and lith streets
by GRANNlSS, son &, BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS,

From the Po,ohata,a Cotton Factory.
a FURTHER reduction in the price of JOSEPH Hey
wood cotton yarns, has this day taken place. The
Subscriber having made arrangements with MIR. Hey
wood, Will bo regularly supplied with oil numbers that
may be called for at the prices hereto xed 1t Is
unnecessary to dwell on the superior quality of his
yarn. Those who have used it invariably give it a
decided preference any other spun in this State
or any imported from the Northern Factories a sim
gle trial is sufficient to establish the truth of this as
scrtion. Mr. Heywood's prices for yarns will on ex-
aminng the following list, be found TO be lower than
any oihcas sold in this State taking into consideration
the great difference in the quality Good clean white
cotton will be received by the subscriber in exchange
for cotton yarns at the prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed for the cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

w shall on Friday, The ed day of January next,
at Mrs Frances Arrnstcads, in the county Of Cum
oerland, between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK in the fore
noon and Six IN the afternoon of the SIM dav proceed
TO take the dispositions of id Frances Er.nistcad To
be read as evidence in suit nov depending in the
Superior Court of Law for Cumberland county; at
which time and place you may attend if YOU tlin!;
FTopsr Respectfully,
JESSE s. ARMISTEAD,
JAMES A. ARMISTEAD
fsferlHcrs Of JsurrS n. .fruiSLsud, deceased
yyer. 90 1923. SIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

AND F<jt SALE.-lhc subscriber offers Tor saI0 a
e. snail farm in the county 'ouceer living on YoL ri.l
few mile below Gloucester Town, containing three hundg
ud tortvhoe independent Of i'm the river
Thus place j, noted or fine fish and oysters and las on II =
P'ng good water The improvements consist OF dcllr-
house. &c suited 20 sudll family terms (which viii e
accommodating) apply Nh Richard Thornton Gloucester
or TO the undersigned, ~ Hanover UEC ron DAVIS
~pufi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

AD The tuc and place by virtue ola Dpri Of rdsi
executed IN the subscribers tho ola January a, by George
WoodDn Of tho County Of Buckingham, for the puOs Of SCH
ring the payment Of smdry debts therein mentioned sai
sell for cash the following property TO Wit FIVE slaves MalHdy,
Amanda Celia aud her children, with any additional m
Of said ksnalcs horses and gig household and
kitchen furniture, &c. Such title may pOess b yiuc
Of the Dad aforesaid viii Be conveyed 20 the purchasers
JOHN GARTH, -
Dr !, 1gla-d1twh JOSIAH LEAKE, IT, frusiees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
NJ. MYERS

NJ. MYERS
Offers for Sale ~ Store
5000 Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons shot assorted
70 small casks muscat
> half pipes Sicily Madeira t,-rn-
70 or. casks DO
. or. casks Madeira
20 Do imitation Br4nr,
~ bhIJapplc '"""!
10 do peach
5 pipes Holland
30 bbls common
hhds ST Croix
DO Orleans Sugar
10 bbs louf
10 hhds
- bbis Whisky
40 do old g. strongly
90 hampers Bristol bottles
e E &C. n e I T e 4; no"
8 bags pepper
10 do cofrcc
$50 boxes sperm candies
100 do soap LIST &, 2nd qualities
80 hhds English Island molasscs
Imperial. gunpowdcr and young dyson Teas
400 kegs white lead, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO
An assortment, suited Ia the season, Of Domestic
Cfootls, such as Iinsrys &c. &c.
Dec wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

The New York American Of Friday evening,
quotes u. y. Bank Stock at I23 81 30 10 ET
change on London at 100 Sd a 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09

Besides n Of SO, n Of 20, 80 Of 30 90 10 and B.
Whoie Tickets s.; HrT 50 80; Quarter 81 -.
For sale in a variety Of fortunate numbers at the
Lottery e. Exchange Office of
THO. Z. BIGGER.
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
~ Where more capital prizes have been obtained
than at any Office in the United States and where the
capitals at all times offered for sale and the cash
paid the moment the drawing is completed.
dc I'D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-09
Cn,r,t.rax. Nnr M


N,a-Thcre was continuation extensive b:iinaSs in
Unnnds IN The previous Of the week. prices
bern less active Sellers having cndevo.cd establish an adj
vance OF quarter Of generally nj. quas buyers
However this advance hrs been Obtained selections which
woiid previously connanl but 10 Iol have found buyers
The part Of the sales been effected at 81 10 ct
os good lots There ve been few small parcels Of Sea Is
81 20 p cents but there is We, established prices for
sns apple OF any description We shall however DO
icerhe market for this staple opened in o early part Of
r week ut better prices than be obtained S3i being
cey within the last three days S3i, a, which price
nfaor to good sai p $50 30 nave settled We quote
hour-Sics made the beginning of the week at 80
ne prce here Is now only nominal tue mafkci
Cbrn-Therc have been arrivals With this article to fairly
F|eLghts-Are heavy at "a Coryn Liverpool and
ctGe u favrp.
BlsroS, Dec. =.
ia largo n.nting of tho merchants of this city q,
lie Exchange Coffee House, last evening" on The
Yarehouslng system, and cash payments for duties,
lSnac Winslow Esq was chosen Chairman Wm e.
SWEET, Secretary. Hon. YIN. Sturgis opened the
ipeeting by ohserving that he vas willing to take
seDe measures on tho suhjccI hut 10 60 SD far as
Inc Philadelphia Chamber OF Commerce proposed-
iic was in fiVonr of reducing the extreme terms Of
credit and making them equal on all mportotions-of
extending the period for drawbacks and abolish.ig
lie two and hall per cunt Yeserve-of repeating Ger
gin custom-house tces-and discnnnuinu tho prefer
'9ce TO Suverncnt, creditor, III of insol-
yency Mr.. =. then submitted several resolutions,
embracing tht.so points.
Nesrs. W. Goddard Degrand, S. Fairbanks. and
Bond, also addressed the ueetiugnud, on motion Of
tfe forufer gnteman committee OF ten wHs appoin-
ted to consider the resolutions and subject Mt large
nd report at IN adjourned meeting, memorial re-
mierrance TO Cougrcss, Us theymight deem od
vjsnble.-[ Palidnt1up.