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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

Tickets Sl0 Halves 5, Quarters 50, Eigh,as %.
The public are respectfully requested to take
notice, that in all lotteries in which Yates e. Min
tyre are Managers that the tickets have Oh the fare
tyre. "
For chances in the above splendid scheme call at
the office of the Managers.
april Ii YATES & MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
TO TIE PUBLIC.

VIE subscribers, having purchased the Linz Of
Stages running between Guvandotte and lie WIS.
burg, will, on or before the first of May next con,
iaencc running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line viii Vnss through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, 10 Lewiyburr and
the principal Medicinal Springs, TO wit the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm &c. 10 Stanton.
A. NJ.
And on its rctnrn, vii leave Stauuton twicc
week.
From Gmynndonc TO The Springs tilcrr wiu he M
night travelling.
At Stanton tho Zinc meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guynndoi'c 10 Stanton. viii u,
performed IN 6vc days, and form Staunon, TO Rich
mond, or fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond. 10 the City Of Washington, i'm % hours
and from Fredericksburg, 20 the CITY in coht hours.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 the
North viii find this route the pCasantcsi and clean
est And those who may wish to visit tho Sprin~s
arc informed, that exclusive Of the Line tcv can a.,
al times bc accommodated, on short notice. with
good crt'rt Conc hes TO those watering places
And the public assured that i'm attention fo line
accommodation md comfort Of the passengers so ar
as good Coaches and Teens and skilGul and sobc,
Dnvcrs can afford them, Tho line shall not bc inferior
TO any other in the S.o,c.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
FOR SALE

IUN SNI.E,
81 AyALLs nails q brads, all sizes At faciorv prices
AA Eoule's patent shot, all sizes
st. Croix and New Orleans sugars
Loaf sugar, indigo, chocolate
HAVANA, Rio, Laguira and Porto Rico coffee
Gunpowdcr' imperial, byson, young hysca and
ponchorg teas
Sperm and tallow candles ard soap
White Havana sugar, fig blue, pepper
German steel, lie pint tuinblers
Liquor cases, porter and wine hotties in hampers
JalnGica, Aatigua and northern rum
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin, Sicily Madeira wine
Black and drab wool hats
Spanish and American ecpars
Old MOnongahela whiskev
Rice, stone ware, white lead. sc. &C.
Apply To OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
april Is eoGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
NOTICE.

Richmond Rolling q Sitting MI and mil Factory
NRTE have for salc Largo stock of Cut Nails made Of I'M
w porcd Swedish Iron, Oi manufacture, and the
quality warranted VIC prepared 10 execute orders Tor al
the various sc from 81 90 nd casks containing 100 n 200
lbs cgr alec ads Horse Shoe ou Rods and Rolled Iron
of description We determined "a sell low any
that be imported and invite country tends aud
merchants generally can aud examine the goods before they
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machine Of an
immense power and construction calculated n cut nom
90 nch spikes, which be substituted for the wrought,
mar 1i-tmr j uNXA[L & 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
NETWORK MARKET Anil :,

NETWORK MARKET, April IL
|!om.-The market has been dull throughout the
wees, and farther decline 81 I-2 cents ner. bill.
has been submitted to, and even at that reduction
out niue business has been done The stool, of Yves
tern is so limited, that we make no clpugn on orr
quotations for this description Sales of baltimore
Howard street have been made at 5; 10 and OF Fred
ericksburg at 9 G.--Ciour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

me NeU .hdPs Y Iuginjg Uening'S Statutes al
large Giimer's and RaHiolpb's Reports Of Cases
argued and determined ia he Court If .4ppenIs
Journals Of The SENATE and House If DELEGATES of
Virginia, from l516 to 1900 inclusiUc, and Of Me
Conventions If 775-6 and 1888.
'b'HE Legislature having directed the sale ofthcse
Maps and Books, many Of which wore purcla-
Sod by The State 10 insure The publication they arc
offered TO the public nt Except the Journals) much
less than cost and tho proceeds are to be applied
TO the ncreaseof the Library oftho State it is hoped
that every Virginia PURCHASER will be disposed 10
supply himself from this source.
Ofthc large Map of Virginia 70 Justly admired
for IFS general accuracy and beauty OF execution but
limited number of copies remain for sale. The
Journals which have becn printed at the public OK
pense, embrace tho entire period cf our Revolutionary
struggle, contain much valuable and Interesting mat
ter, arc where else 20 be had. and with tho stu
tutcs at large, ought to be in tho Lbrary OF every
Virriuan.
Tho following orc tho prices: For the largo Man
$40; small Map So; HcuIngs Statutes at large, per
set ot - vols SO; Gilmers Reports 50 per vol:
Randolph per set Of vols so, or in proportion for
any volume except tho 9th, which cunnot be sold for
less than s.; for tho Journals per set comprising five
quarto and three octave vols SOS, beng no more
than the expense of printing and binding.
Orders addressed 10 the subscriber AZ the Capitol
in the City Of Richmond, or to MesSrs. J. &. j. T..
Heron, above the Eagle Hotel will be prompt
y attended to. WIN. IT, RICHARDSON'S
mar st-6t Clerk Council and Librgriau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
MORE GOOD EUCx.
1t the Old Established Office ,
PRENTIS CHURRIS

Where the great capital prize of 100000 v.,.
sold and paid early the next porning to gen:!epsi
of Richmond. 40
DTa'etng Of the N York Consolidated, 40. 3.
4, 30, 81, 10, 8, II,
No. q, g, 81, prize of $500, was sold at tlis oc.
hce-and the subscriber hopes to have the Measure
of selling many of the capital prizes in tn: toowin
handsome scheme. No time to be To-, All those
that want chance ought to make car ,nnlicatio1.
to the fortunate office of PRENTLS C,lIBE'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
MANAGERS OFFICE,

UNION CANAL LOTTERY No. 3.
YATES s. .uLNTYRE, MANAGERS.
10 be drawn day after Tomorrow in Philadel-
pnla. Capitals of $4,000, SIS 900, $4,000
SCHEME
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
Richmond HAT Warehouse.

T,co door, bcio,1 Messrs. LerriS U'eJ6 4 Co.
ES AfMOND s. BROTHERS beg leave TO h1,,r,,,
Their friends and the public. thar ulsv have NOW
on hanu and VIII constantly receive tran the mos,
approved manufactures IN London and the United
states, an extensive assortment of fashionable mn
plain HATS. They viii at all tines Keep ON haul
large quantity Of Hats, made by their own Dire,
ton, tor the accommodation of those who urcjsr
them, and Will at any time have Hats made TO ordcc
on the shortest notice, in the best manner and at f
cheapest possible rate.
Country merchants can he supplied with Hats NJ.
wholesale, on very moderate terms,
n. B.-An aSsQrtnIent of WooL liars 10 aadl
ton TO the above. N'--
april It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Whole tickets 81, halves >, quArcrs 1 g.
For chances in the above splendid schemes, call
Mt the Managers Office.
april YATES 81 MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
GREEN CORNER.

STItLIlJF OIINyVEH.
VIE subscriber wishes settle himself pernpnen,, in In.
county, and 10 enable him do 50 with more conf,rr ~
himself he anxious to sell the above nameI pro dc
pace o. ms present residence He has in former
ne noced ome OF the local advantages OF Green Corner IN
o repeat them here The property consists of two Lots
an extends om 10 street, and win be sold entire or ~
n0ees' IL not disposed Of private sale IA mode -
PREMISES at II ocock on Thursday TIN day of peS;
'h9nlI, ana the tennis viii then be made known.
dp1--<Jt CHARLES COPELAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
From The Baitimore American.
CORN TRADE OF ENGLAND

~.
AT the present moment, when the subject of bread
stufs occupies largely the attention Of the
tile community Of the United States, the following
statement in relation the trade oflGreat Br
tam cannot be uninteresting II is taken from the
official documents laid before Parliament by Mr. ia
cob, the government agent, and exhibits in succnct
manner the stock of grain hand the commence
inent OF harvest the foreign imports of gram the pro-
Duct OF the harvest and the amount annually consum-
ed by the people of England-in a series OF years
from 1916 to 1898 inclusive. Our Ieaders are well
aware that not in the habit of specializing on
matters of this kinds but five might be permitted to
venture opinion upon the facts here before u.s. we
should say that il in the year 1927, when the stock on
hand was i7682i5 quarters Of grain and the harvest
good one, 1t was necessary to import 81 34I quar-
tiers of foreign grainit appears to that in 1923
when tho stock on hand was only 755,274 quarters
and the harvest of that year deficient at least one
fourth, the imports of foreign grain and bread stuis
must be extraordinarily large To meet the consurnp-
tIon and keep down the prices until next harvest.
.ur. Jacobs estimate Of Corn on hand il
England.
1GlC--Stock on hand at the commence
ment of harvest, qrs. 6,l5o,ooo
Importation, 1880
Product OF harvest, 100000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
SHOES.

SHOES.
I'm lUfaDAY the sd inst at 10 o'clocx VII, he sciJ a.
factories, and sa;ed to spring sales, ~ "
apis O n H. RI A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
TICKETS orr +

TUE drawing Of the Connecticut State Ioerv 5i Glass
which took place on Fridsy iast vill e -
Office TOMORROW at O'Clock - WV: = ny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RiCHNOND.
ARRIVED.
SAILED.

&, - Ahkih ED,
sloop @'.ss, Bingham, i.,n New York wt, POTATOES.
master. ~ 4''1S'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
SCREME.

Bhsldes great hummer Of Sos, SOS, Jos, sos. eos
and los, for sale at the office of N''
PRENTfS CIIUBB.
Tickets $40, halves ), Quarters 81 90
nnril IL Ii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

4 BON marked ]. B. breckenridge, Greenyile.
containing sett Of plated Carriage Harness,
supposed 20 have been forwarded to some countr,;
merchant through mistake. Any infol nation rers
I'VE to sad harness, given to Mr.. J. B. Breckenridge
GTeenvllie, Augusta county, Ut to the suhscr;bfrs
Will be thankfully received.
april ID LEWIS WEBB e Go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

t817-4-Stock on band,
lmportation-lreland,
Do. Foreign,
Product Of harvest,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKEr-Drcrs.ta 10

BALTIMORE MARKEr-BEcrsbBR 10
Four-Howard street Hour. The receipts tins week
large the last but the suppiN nevertheless
is quite full The site. og tn. week from stores nave
ranged from - 8!4 87a, cash or interest added
To.da, we find that the same rates prevail, ana we
therefore quote the store price accordingly ihe wag
on price has remained steady throughout the week.
including to day, at 81 rs per brl.
City NillsRour On Wednesday and Thursday sales
of several parcels Of standard quality were made for
export vt - 623 per brI 81 days and months ere.
dit without i.terest. Two parcels were ssid yester
day at s. so cash The prevailing rate NAV be set
down 1t 81 ga, on 4 months credit, or about ~ ~
cash.
susauehsnna Flour Sales of this description have
been limited at IS IS S74, according to condition.
The stock on hand IS small
Grain Wheat In the early part of the week the
sum- of wheat abundant, but latery they have
falleu off The safes Of the week have ranged from
70 IS cents per bushe, for r.d and at 81 100 CT nts
per bushel for white. in qusitv. We quote TO-DAY
good to prime parcels of rcd at 80 85 cents and
white at about 9Js 100 cents
Coru-Of old corn there has been but little at msr
ket and there is now considered be but little, it any
difference in the value of old and new. sale OF an
approved parcel of new elbow made yesterday Al
"a cents but cannot quote the general range OF the
mark TODAY for at more than qua 50 cents pei
bushel, according I" quality.
tye-Ssles this week at 48 so cents, ut which
rates We quote. .
clover Stockholders demand IS per bushe', Al
which price there no purchasers.
Flaxseed.-wa gon price about 81 per oushe'' a"e
G. .,,, a 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

The following is m. frs, expression OF sen
timent we have he ard from the South upoa thr
subject Of the President, Message. The sour e
whence we q, rive it IS fnureIy friendly to The
present Admin. ira'ion, which MAKES its lau-
gusee the more worthy OF remak. Few oil
our re sders Can b. made 10 realize he extent
aud depth Of the feeling which actually exists
in nc Sou,h u2rn this .'shjec, --Am Int
From the taroinian { Edssfed. C. Of Dec IL
The Pr. siden''s Mrs,eg, arrived here by ex'
press on Ihursdav, a, 10 o'clock. We have
heard il read, but h,v. not en able 10 pro
cue copy for pub ica,ion 1t is decid' dy
agar st the South on the great question tina
now agi'a'es the Urion. II recognizes 'hr
principl Of The protecting sys,rm in h mos
odious shape. Our worst apDtehenSlons ar,
reanz d. The South mus, be rue TO herseit
The Hercules in whom she trusted will not aid
The wheel We hope our Legislature will pro
vide ,hs, this r p"bi' teke no harm. Ice
Massage exnlbirs he 6oances oftne Country IT
a Dr.. pernus condition, and con ans re- "m
mrndz ION Of The mad and drus've project to
divide the surplus re,en.e .mong he > a'es
az orcing % he raio Of representation; takes
the side of GEORGIA in her Indian controversy
but exhibits much 'nawklsh human shou'
,he Savage; recommends some c angeSin the
organization Of he Department. &c Sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

Gen TAYLOR has drciin,d accepting the seat
IN he Convention, and ,h' L'pdoun Delegation
Der Of the Senate of Virginia Mr.. MASON, .
member Of The House Of Delegates from Fre
derrick, has been chosen in the place OF MIR,
Ors, resigned. The Convention are, 'ppar-
emily. as far from lapd as e,er--nor do We see
any prospect, a, present. of their ever accom-
plIshing any thing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

SA~ Dsssh1r1IoE % f81 EAer hooA,
published for he edi6e alton and delight Of all
the patent Reform, Eeonomical Repu bic ans in
the United States, and dedicated 10y permits
stony ID Senator BENTON:
From Duff Grsss's u s. Tsksyeph.l
"The East Room has been flied up in a
very neat manner. The paper is Of a Gne
lemon color, viii rich cloth border four
sew maniels have also been placed in the room
OF black marble with Italian black and gold
fronts; each fireplace has a haudsom CRATE
6Xsd-'hers were. however, in the house be-
fore, new 6roLzsd and steel tenders, and sets
OF brass ere irons, and chimney hooks have
been added-each mantle is furnished with a
mirror, the plates Of which measure 100 by So
in framed In very beautiful style, and pair
Of rich ten light lamps, hronxed and guilt, with
row Of drops around the fountain, and pair
OF French China vases, richly gull; and pain'-
ed with glass shades and flowers. There are
three very splendid gilt chandeliers. each for
eighteen candles, the style Of which is entirely
new; the color Of tho glass and cutting per
haps exceed any thing Of the kind ever seen.
A small. brouz-d and gilt work, corresponding
with The man. FL lamps, The inches and recesses
Of which are supplied with eight french bron-
x-G aud pilt bracke, ligh's. each for Eve can
dies. The carpet, which contains near 500
yards, is of fine BrusseIs, Of fawn, blue and
yellow. with q RID border. Under each chan
delier is placed round able OF beautiful work
msnship, with Italian black and gold slabs; on
the c.n;r. table is placed be u,iful thin light
lamp, supported by female 6sares: on the end
tables are gill astral lamps. Each pier is I'll
| led with beau,ifu' pier abb, richly bronz.c
aud gilt. corresponding with the round 'ables
each table having lamp & = PAIR ofF'e"ch-
China vases with flowers aud shades agreeing
with hose on the mantels. The curtains are OF
blue and yellow more- n, with gilded Eagle, re-
pr. sentrd as hold 'ug up the draprry, which ex,
| i-nds over The piers. On the corni,e is 4 line
cf giIded star, ard over The semicircle of the
door, besides large gided aud ornamen,ed rays,
| sr. - guided Stars cnblema,ic OF the states,
and CORE spending with hose on the eornicr.
| The stars have verv hrr fleet. The sofas and
chairs are covered with blue damask SATIN
| all the furniture Corresponds in colui and style
the whole OF which was contracted for and
furnished by Messr>. l. Veron, & 20. Of Phil
sd.lphia, and arranged under The su2e.in,rnd
ence of Mr.. George w. Sou n. one ot the part.
pers. Mu, credit i, du. 10 :hr>e gentlemen
for heir taste 10 tire selec,i n. and sposit ion
OF the various articles; whicn, il is understood
has received the sni,e ap2roha ior OF e Pre-
| siden'. Toe cost ;. less ,han 50 500, indie
penden' of he nsntel aud pap.rins. which Is
considered i FIX 'ure to the house, and Is pad
out Of another fund"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21
From the Boston Daily .4dpertiser.

TEE SpcRErARY OF NAH The report OF
the SECRETARY OF War. which accompanied TIL
Pr-siden' s. NJ. sage 20 Congress is The most
remarked. spe linen Of had English which we
rec ollrc, 10 heve ever me, with, in the shape
Of an impor' an Official doeume'. It's dis
e. ace TO the country to rave such papes s"
abroad from one Of the highest Officers OF the
government, and we hold i, to BE- The du v oi
C".gress. il " is accessory thar the high de-
psr,meuts should he 6ilrd with illitsraie men,
to provide some officer Of competent educa-
ZION 10 revise heir communications, before
the public and to translate Them into a Ian
yuags which can be understood. Almost eve
~ sentence of this repor' affords an example
of he disrrg gard Of the srama'ieal pr,"c'pie'
Of the language, and he proper use OF words
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

CoLoxIzAIIoN.- The Pennsyiyania Coloniza.
ton Society have determined TO Send vessel
% Liaeria, with such persons Of color as may
he liberated from slavery, and wish To smisra'e
10 Africa. Arrangements have been made to
t-anspor, one hundred emaacipa'ed slaves ~
the brig Liberia, of Philadelphia, which vessel
will shorty sail from Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21
CRY Posr Orr,cE We p"hli, h this morn

Cry Posr OrFIcE. -We publ, this morn
ing Card from Thomas NJ SchoJfeld. "nn0"nc-
ing his relinquisbmrn' OF his agency IN reeeis
ing and delivering ls,te's, Sc Tor nearly esm
hundred citizens Of Washington. by whom II
had been conferred on him. Mr. Scholheid hiss
been induced 10 wi hdraw from this duty by
The various and embarrassing impe"imen'' T."
which he has been subjected, in ,hr diseh,'ge
Of i, by the Pos, Ofirt authorities The C''y
Pos, Master, i, will be remembered, refus. d
la, summer 20 deliver letters 20 MIR. Scho'he'd'
as r CURED to do by the wrinen ORDER oil '"en
owners. Those citizens. sill presumi"g 10 IN.
si.t on heir righ's, respectfully demonstrated
to the Pos,mas,er General against the mise on
due, Of hi, deputy; and the course adopted oy
NJ. Barry was. substantially. 10 refer The grew
snces set forth in he memorial to the dteision
Of the Deputy himself The National FoiIef'
however. not being vet triumphant over puoiie
oo,uien, i, was not deemed advisable 10 persist
in r. f,s,re the property Of an individual % his
su,horize d agen,. TIE Letters were. alter some
yex a,ious preliminaIies, delivered TO Mr. SeA'i>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

ANOTHER SIGN OF WAR Our chiSalrous
Governor, (says the Missouri Republican, 10
again en- the trail of Indian, We had thought
1t had gained some expe, tence in his ad'en-
turs last summer, and thai he would hardly i
low himself to oe imposed upon again. But
such does not appear 10 he The case. The idea
Of the necessity of boz der >kumsg." again
ba4as his Exeellency and he scents the tne-
my afar Off He has bought proper TO order
out a company Of Volunteers from the countv
Of Cailaway, TO chas.ise a boiy OF Ssuk and
Tx Indians, amounting to about 500 warriors.
who are said 10 have assembled in Raudolph
COUNTY, and o have commi ted som, dep eda>
tions upon our ci'izens. The company Is COM
uaussS by Col Berhurl Allen, 2:,u vas raised
at the time Of the fracas in Randolph county
last summer, but not then detailed into the Ser.
vice. ], is said TO consist Of abou hfy men
ard they have orders 20 provide themselves
with at has 90 day. provisions. and TO drive
all the indisn> ,hrv may find in Randolph coun
iy" over the border
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21
,,,,r nays LATER FROM LONDON.

-,vr DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.
"a. Packet ship Hudson, Capt, Champlin.
-. ,rrired at New York; from London. The
20, boat Gazette, belonging to The Morning
ar, ,ays The Commercial OF Thursday eve
mo has Just come up. bringing London pa
80. 10 The evening Of the i4Ih November-
". have been politely furnished with their pc.
..,L The oply items Of in,eres, which We
id are the following, which we cepy from
he London Times:
London Times O6ice-Nou Is.
Half Past a. H.
The Paris journals Of Wednesday have just
h,n received. We copy the following from
Il, second edition Of the Message des Cham
bies.
OnsowA, Der. IS.
lis reported that q Russian corps Of two
thousand ren, which was qsie'iy Cautioned a,
Vr,z,, couhding in the treaty, has been sur
,,ised and surrounded By a horde Of Turks,
prObably belOuginsto the corps Of the Paehs
Dl SCularl. nS RussidhS NuO "ciC too lev
&, number to make any resistance, proposed
% capnul.le; 10 which the Turks pretended 10
,ccsL,: but the Russians had scarcely LAID down
heir arms, when the Turks fell upon them
ard massacred them 10 man
CEaEs, Der, IL.
For some days psf report, which seems
.mprobable, has b, en- sprrat here, ,hh by or
der OF The Sultan, Athens his been evacuated
~ the Turks and given up the Greeks
London, Rov. 14.-The average Of Grain declined
nj, day-wheat SIS "a. Barley. Sis, Duty on wheat
g. ST. Barley l5s lOd. Consols lett OF this day At
81! al So.
Csves, Nov D.--Arr Hereford, Lincon, New-or
leans.
LIyERPooL, Nov IL.
on. Cotton markets continue lively. The sales to
day, are about 1000 bags, u. stesd' prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

II may be remembered that when President
AsAMs, in one Of hi, m,ssag's, spoke oil he
Emperor Alexander. in frienGly and conoi-
hltirg terms, the opposi'iou presses were rea
" to tear him 20 pieces as fawner upon Mo
narchs. Prrsiden, JACKSON lauds every power
ln;Eurspe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

neids bat means have. beeH sdopttd q 5Shdfs
his agency so UNPLEASANT to himself, and - in
compatible with The convenience Of his EN-
pioyers, rs to induce him 10 wi, hdraw from It..
The plsn has, 10 IA, esuccerdsd. Whetnr' he
American people viii sanction this sue. essf
assault Of power on the rights Of nearly eight
hundred Of themselves, remains ", TO b. sen.
Nat Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

UPPER CANADA FLoUR.-The York Advo-
cate says, ,ha, about one hundred barrels Of
lour manufactured at the Springfield Mills. III
,hat Province had passed York'on It's wy 70
VI unreal" 1t is added that =" the best Judges
pronounce i, fully equal to the best Genessee
brand"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-21

Col JAMES ROBERTSON has been elected 10
be Legislature for the Borough OF Petersburg,
20 supply he vacancy &c STONED 'by Judge
NAYS resignation Col Robertson, 1t will BE-
.eco'lec,sd, was reformed out Of the Collector
ship Of Petersburg by G n Jackson.