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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
TRUST SALE

BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
DRY GOODS AT Auction.
I'm WEDNESDAY next, the 27th instsnt. az IA
o ciocS, VIII be sold at our auction ROOMS h,r.
ana general assortment Of Dry GoODs, amos;,
!. Cases elegant calicoes
:, do Ga cambfics
3 do. Irish linen
-. do German cotton hose"
. bales Scotch oznaburgs, excellent ouSln-
DO twilled sackinrs
do sail canvass
do burlaps
do German oznabtrgs
~ DO heavy "a brown shirtinrs
~ do do A sheetings
case pound pins
balescntten ozuahurgs, for servants sitf>ttfrc
case plain book muslin
do plaids
do checks
l do silk flag handkerchicfs
do Denmark satteen.
!eams at sale. o. d. 6 Co. Aucly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
S0 Casks Hibbert's Porter and Brown
Stout, in pint and quart bottles, for sale bv
the cask or at retail, by T. II. DREW. Agt.
To the EDIroRs OF THE Vine
<.rSr, r-,-r,, ,,, Richtropi, .7t17, 1929.
IN LEHfN; VIII you DO the favor 20 give the ar
- ncSed certificates w insertions sta no, trouble wei,
ther with this matter, which perhaps very unipere, On
large portion Of your readers have in INV M session
ccrtihcaes which together with any other examination ubedI
val DC eheeruy submitted 10 any respectable prrson dfposed
Respectfully, GEO. PAEK RIcHARDsrJy
tCOPYA
richmond, l9 May I629At the rnucs,ofR MI Ri,irtlso,
nave eAanined statement OF tire receipts and
W tnc richmond Theatre during hrs last season drawn ,p FINN
me BOOKS and vouchers by Mr. Cah who was appointed for
ing r bs e.. ue , ny Tr Na1
w" ' Nv VT h1nlrdson las sustained considerable loss
(oSued) BENZ TOMpKIKS
JNO G.. ROBERT
90 hereby certify, that after dliEtnt investigation, NJ ,
oSs, vouchers sc &c a (n and out dom rrrr,ts ~ ~
oursnents, during Mr. Richardson's Last srason Tbriicy a.
saenent above alluded to- jua add fair one In ;ps,,r
70 Mr. Richardson, feel bound further 20 saw Ora, byc -
every exeron to aid IN getting possession Of be s al
Pepannr statement as complete possible nv which c
pence. FnJv SpD S ~ s, uug OK
fsmwf5t NAiiiLL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Fash'on.-"Why in such u hurry" said man to
an acquaintance "Sir" said tho man, IL have bought
ne0 bonnet for my wife, and fear the fashion may
change before get home"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Soap, ID. SAL.
Specs, ginger, 10. 3
pimenio, Jam. Z5
nutmess, I so aI7j
mace, ) so a
pepper, l4i ais
Tar, bbl. I 75a2
IHyPenfine, SPIT. gal. 40 a 45
Zailoc, good ID. 7 ae
leu, imp. and gunp. fresh, ID.
! 10 a Is
young Tyson, 20 n 90
Hins, Madeira, (oid) gal 2 a 8
sicily Madeira, 10 a / ~
Tenneriffe and Sherry, ! al 10
Malaga, SIS a so
DOMESTIC GOODS.
!Sa9.ings, brown. Sd, I'D. l6as2
ID, 13aI7
bleached, ~, 10 a -
do. Sd, 30 a -
warnings, "a, I'd. y 4 10
brown, 7-8, II a IL
b!eached, IL a Is
Pidids and stripes, good quality,
Is ais
DENNIS, II "A l6
Linscys, ~ a -
Bedfiek;s, Al, ~ a 10
Checht, 80, 10 a 10
!Sattin.tts, good, III a 80
com. 10 a so
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, % a -
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, Id. sd
Do. Tobacco, hid. 35s
london, DO. do. A0s
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
s'erdam g. Antwerp, los
Boston, Flour, doc
coal, lie
". York, Flour, e5 a 80
coral, bushei, &c
wheat, &c
, Baltimore, coal, &c
PRICE OF STOCKS.
United States Bank, Sl2oi
Farmers Bank, 90
Bank OF Va. 81
Manchester S; Petersburg
Turnpike, 81 %
BANK NOTES.
u. States and Branches, par
SEw-HAMFsHIRE.
New-Harnpshirc Banks, Is DIS.
VERMONT.
Burlington,
MAssicHrSfrTs.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks =
RHoDE-IsLASD
Hho1e-Island Banks,
coSSECTICrT.
Connecticut Banks, =
NEw-YosK.
New-York City Banks, pa
Country Banks 3
| SLw-JEKsLy.
New-Jersey Banks, .
PEySsyLvASIA.
Philadelphia Banks, pa
Banks near Philadelphia. y
DELAWARE
Delaware Banks =
MAINLAND.
Baltimore Banks, PAL
Country Banks, ID :
DISTRICT OF CoIrMHIA.
IOver S., par; under s., =
I soaTH-cARoLIYA.
State Bank a. Branches, 8
lCape Fear, .
Ncwbcrn, 3
sorTH-cARoIIYR.
State Banks, Ilaz
sTDEGIi.
Savannah and Augusta, ~
Branches, 3
LOUISIANA.
Now-Orltans, 2 al
DoublOons, SIS &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
FOR BALTIMORE

VIE new Steamboat COLUMBUS, Can't. Tun.
nEh, which is to ply regularly between this CITY
and baltimore as a freight and passage boat. will
.eave baltimore on Tuesday afternoon the a6th inst.
Friday and Saturday will take what freohi NAV Offer
IN return Tor Balrnofe, at the usual rates per the
packets. The subscriber having been appointed bv
The Directors Agent for this Boat, now beno in Raj.
,ilnoIe VIII execute any orders that may be sent him
may 23-eo4t LEWIS II,nIANr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Gov. Van Ness of Vermont, has been appontct
Minister to Spain, vice Mr.. Everett, ,e,nopcd
Barcnt Goes has been appointed Post Master o
Kindcrhook, vice Or. Vandyke, Te0roued
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Sy7R.4TOG.4 WATER
II. BLAMlRE has RECEIVED BY the Gazette
fresh Saratoga Water. His friends and custom
constantly during the season. m9u ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

colombia and Peru Capt Clarke states that n,eisre. a,
% event was received by express from Bogota and
roro CabeIo by Proclamation, days before he sailed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Mr.. Maxwell, as was expected, has resigned BIZ
situation as District Attorney for the city and count
of New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

$1,000 slaves, men, women and children were i'm.
ported into Rio during the year 1923.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Memoirs ~ DTIAwiuE--Thc Delaware Journal ,-"hr
the Court o6 Quarterly Sessions recently sitting in Sussex county
the Grand Jury iUnd three indictments against Patty
for murder and against each Of the brothers johnson
and EbcucgeT Johnson, for the crime Patty Cannoa Is
IN custody aud vii te ed presume, the Court Oyer
and Termncr in Ocobcro others reside out n the sats
where Il not cxaeik known, but take Cor granted that The
proper steps will taken discover and bring them 10 Justice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

plscr p1TwETN CotoumA PERu.-By tho chE Splendid
Clark New York in ~ days from Porto Cabeio intelligence
sFeeeved that Treaty oPeace has been concluded beveeo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Din'ciddie. Pegram 800, Goodwyp 90.
Brosdnax ia, Dromsoole lit. Goolc o., Nclso
"a, Alexander 43, Adams &c, Gho!son %, Smith
Hicks 9.
Petersburg. 40, Leigh 1907, Archer g.
Taylor 80, Giles Sd Johnson 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
CHARLOTTESVILLE STAGE

Ok Hhas BatInorv W6fs1ey, ic5 sale 6y -
81 may 22-h n yrtNfutpr ,,,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

The number Of barrels Of American F,our inn.
ported into Rio in american vessels from the fr.
January, 1927, to LIST January 1929 was IOs ,6sS
l14,4l9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

:, HArrI AND FaAScE.-We learn by letters from
hayti, that the French Commissioners Concluded !
treaty with the Haytian Government on the tenth Of
april oy winch the time OF payment Of the debt due
TO France is extended forty years. without interest
Haytian Csffee is to be admitted into Franco, during
that period, IN French vessels, at duty mid rate be-
tween the French Colonial and Foreign duty. or
about i-2 sous per Id. less than the foreign
o other privilege Is to be granted to France over
other nations The operation Of this treaty. go far
Us American commerce is concerned, will be TO cut
on our carrying trade from Hayt, IN the article OF
Cottee, but leave us to enjoy all other ADVANTAGES
winch our enterprise can command. Logwood, hides.
cocoa, tortoise-shell. &c. will now probably form
much Of the cargoes Of our vessels trading TO Hayt;
fall off. N' t''1''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
commercial Refor6.

Date OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcEs.
Z rom LiverPooi, April 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

military ChietrinS. 1T is n curious fact that
mt this moment every Republic in the New World is
governed by military chieflain." The following
ia n LIST of tho different o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
OBITUARY.

nhas become our painful duty to announce the death
Of Mrs. Ass II. LEE, of Georgetown, the widow of
General HEsRI LEE. Of the Revolution She died on
the morning of the 26lh Ravensworh the residence
of w. IL. Fitzhugh, surrounded by her family and
friends. Her death was such might have been ex-
pected from her life-exhbting the resignation and
conposure Of practical Christian, conscious Off having
faithfully discharged her duties both to Con and her
fellow -creatures. Admired by all who knew her, and
endeared, almost beyond example, to those who knew
her intimately, she has left olasm in society which
will not easily be filled Her immediate friends most
deeply deplore the loss they have sustained But they
bow in humble submission to decree which, though
affective them has transferred the object of their
affections from the painful concerns Of this life to the
everlasting Joys Of the world to come
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

SPAIN AND Mexico. From the correspond
ence Of the New York Gazette it would appear
tina, The accounts of the enthusiasm pervading
the troops who have embarked in the expedi-
lion from Cuba against Mexico have no, been
exaggerated. The expenditure amending its
ou,fit amounts to 300 ooo Gen Barradas,
it is said, will be prepared TO equip another
division Of troups after The ensuing equinox.
"Tbe most probable point Of attack will be
on The Coast Of Yacatan, a State which many
suppose has never been in favor Of the indrpen-
dence, as their trade with the Havana, formerly
considerable, has been cut off ny the war. This
our informant is Inclined TO think is very par
,ial opinion, and probably formed by internal
enemies.
The present commander-in chief of the
land forces, Gen. ST. Anna, is an officer of dis
iinguished military talents, and has passed his
life in camps from the age OF thirteen or four
teen years, and Is the idol of the soldiery."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

Court required his consent 10 measure which
it was as competent for them to effect without,
he could not consider his consent as of mo-
ment.
Previous to the adjournment of the court, on
Saturday evening, the court finding there was no
probability tina, verdict would be agreed on,
called in the Jury, between six and 7 O'Clock,
and disc harged them from further attendance in
this case. They had been out upwards Of thirty
hours.-Not Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
41O or 500 Acres.

There is outstanding estate said property for life,
or lives, subject 10 q rem, Of 940 per annum The
property every desirable, and great bargain in
it may reasonably be expected.
II is deemed needless 10 give q particular de-
scripton Of the above lands, q. it is presumcd tina:
those who wish to buy will view the land, and Judge
for themselves. II further information is wanted
application can be made To the Commits soners, in per.
SON, or by letter. post paid, addressed them Fair.
fax rliouse, Virginia,-or Leesburg, Loudoun
county, Virginia
II hoped that the heirs, and all others Interested,
W .s .Sean Psrsona Dy agents. on the above days
third OF the purchase money will be required in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual instalmerts
cured satisfactorily to the Commissioners, by good per.
sona security, or by deeds of trust the land. he
title 10 the above lands is doubt good, but the Com
missioners will only pass such they authorized
by said acts TO pass'
JENNINGS BECKWIrH,0
BURR w. HARRISON, ~..
r. BLACKBURN, J
july 2S-2awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
IoNDov corn EXCHANGE.

June l0.-Our market was IN a Efeess state this
morning-scarCely sale has been cffeced; nor will
any. until the factors lower their prices the consm
alive to the immense foreign arrivals, without
the slightest alteration prices
June - Although the weather is unfayorabe for
the Spring Corn the contrary is the case as regards
Wheat the appearance of which is promising; added
to which, the quantity of Grain in this country over
and above sufficient to carry beyond the next har-
vest. This morning fine samples of Wheat were In.
effectua!y offered at reduction of Is. per quarter.
The only alteration in the duty Foreign Grain is
I'D less or Beans than last week. Present average
Of Wheat for The last six weeks, 69s 10d
Loaaon Sugar market, June r. he market has
been heavy during the week al OIL to Is per cwt low
er--l8UO hhds and ties Muscovadoes sold.
GLASGOW MARKET.
June 12-There has been a steady demand for cot.
ton 1885 packages sold at last weeksprlces 10 Sea
Islands at iO4d 15d; stained do at I'd, Ss7 bow.
eds SD a I-8d.; 213 New Orleans. Gid. 6ad
SO inferior, at AID SID; AZ MOBILE. at sd Nothing
done in Dye Wood, 50 barrels pot ashes (l82S) at
S4s 100 pearls, at 5ss Cd. 54s principally the
former rate A few hhds Tobacco, Old 81 for good
leaf. Whale Oil selling at f22 los ELS. Business
in Whest limited.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
June 1S-This week the Cotton market is very fat,
but steady and firm until Thursday, when the demand
revived and considerable business has been done,
There is alteration in price. but last eeks rates
have been fully supported The sales Of the week
have 5een-l3. $50; Import. 4,557 bales. We quote
Up'ands at to So, New Orleans, l.8 to I'D
The Corn trade to-day is extremely dull, andmay be
qsoted fully Sd or ID. cheaper than Tuesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

DR WATLISs.--T jury in the case OF Dr..
" akins, d, half past ten O'Clock on Saturday
mrIning, made written application 10 he
broogh' into Court.
They were then ordered TO be brough. into
Court.
On being asked by the Courl il they had a
greed on ,he,, verdict,
MIR. Beverly replied that they could not a.
gree.
They were then ordered to return 10 their
room.
Mr.. Beverly then said, Z" am instructed fur
her TO say, that there is no probability that we
shall agree"
The Court then enauifed il the Counsel
would consent tina, the Jury should be dis har-
ged.
The Counsel for the United States express
sed their consent.
Mr. Coke said that the Court were as
compe enc 20 discharge the JUICY without
consent Of COUNSEL as with l., MhspsYec The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
a Lot Of Ground.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

r WILL give the above reward for the apprehension
Il and delivery to me, or confinement in jail So that
get him again, Of bright muIstto man named 7ASKO.
belonging TO Miss Dade, of Prince William dounty, va.
who broke Of the county Jail in this place We'd
Iesday night last the 22d instant Tasko about 33
years Of age feet "A inches high, and has large
on the right side of his face, oceasioned by burn lie
had on, when he escaped, white shirt and pantaIoons
only, Ell s. BALDWIN, sni.
Upper Marlboro, July "a, 1929. Ja3na r.,
or The National In.elligcncer will COPY, 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
NEw-YoRK July IS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-A red ,c,ion of about .

FLOUR AND MEAL--A red ic,ion of about IS cts.
per barrel has been submitted TO. Among the sales
that ma'e, are or 400 bbls of Troy at IS 123
cash; about 500 George.ou; at S as 379, and some
fredericksburg ats.
GRAIN go sale of Genessee made al los cts {;
lot Of old Virginia, fom tore, the price, and
cargo of about 1000 Bushels of North Carolina,
Inferior, at 81 CENTS sales of Tro. Rye at 60 cents
North River Yellow Corn at Sc So cents; and Mary.
land, 40 81. Northern Oats, So cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

The brig Potomac q, New York from Leg
lorn and Gibraltar, reports that the house Of
iOdwin, Sluderman, aud Cowell of the latter
place, stopped payment On the 4,h June. The
u 5. schooner Porpoise was there al! VEIL
'Ieu,eIanis Crabb aud Marston came passen-
gers in the P II was reported at Mahon that
he French were preparing Ae., of men Of
var and transports TO attack AlsieFs by sea
and land. They had in commission seven men
OF war in the Mediterranean. May Esd, of
Alicanr, saw French friga,e under jury masts,
supposed to be one OF the squadron destined
Tor Alsiers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAIL Road
A writer IN The Liverpool Albion Of May IS IL
Noticing di.appon,ments in anticipated potts
public works, states that the capital OF his
under sking had been augmented from 4lo oooL
10 737 .oooL. to complete "a work uf abnu 81
mj'ss. This work commenced in 1924. BY the
las, repor' Of The committee, Mr. Stephenson,
The Engineer, is Of opinion hat i, may be open
ell in 1880. Mr. relfn,d, III, government eng,-
neer, actiue at he reques, OF the Commission.
ers ol The Excheqncr Loan, thinks it may no:
be opened unrlI 1881; and 'aking in'o consider
a ion the stops, s which may take place, that
he is inclined To suspect tina, the rails may not
be laid at that time. and that he canao, pre-
tend o state any precise period.
Ii is evident that the cos, will be, according
to The above data, more than Ss6 900 per mile;
o. which 80 900 is for the road, and l6, 900 for
The transportation service
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
( Psiersburgh pa. May 27.

RRos llSB"N,-The ship Majestic, Csp,sin
VIZ Lelian, arrived at Boston on Wednesday,
Ten Lisbon June Cd, Captain NJ. brought no
newspapers, but states that the reign of terror
still continued; arrests and imprisonments were
d1ily made, and the utmost fear pervaded all
'anSs, except the satellites and adherents Of
Don Miguel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Notice to the Public.
july2s

NOTICE hereby given. that If any persons or per.
~ may he found trespassng, or known to tres.
pass, land, the ives, Of the road leading 10
the Great Hunting Creek Bridge, mmencing on the
west of Doctor VowelPs and Mr. NJ Il. FtIhugh's lot
and running to Col Francis Peytons line to the east.
including the shores, from the bridge above descabed
to Col Peyton's boundary. and adjoining the Burial
Ground, known BY the name Of Penny Hill. shall Ger.
tainly be dealt with according TO the law,
GUY ATKINSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Prices Current at 81. Thomas, JUN II.

Bread, p'iot, per hb 81 So Nav do do. 8 so,
Crackers, per keg, 81 20 IS cents; Butter, safe;
Beet, mess, Sc; do prime, So Beans, two bushel
bag) e.; Peas, black.e,ed, 1.-TWO bushe) so to GO;
Corn, per bag 1.-TWO bushes) 90, Corn Meal, per Dbl.
SO to -; D,. do. puncheon, IL on; Flour super
fine, IS to 75--s 900 bbs in market, DO. Il, &c, 5
to 25; Pork, mess, - %; DO. prime, Is 90; Rice
GEMS; 1obacco, leaf. 500; Manufactured, 81. Bills
the United States, per cent dis; Spanish dollars,
per cent. prem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
SlslIlP NEWS
ARRIVED. July Is,

I'd, ARRIVED, JULY IS,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell Baltimore.
Steam-Packet Fredericksburg, d. J. jenkins, do.
SAILED,
Brig Planet. Flanders, Portsmouth, ~ Fl.
Schr. Washington. Britton, New York.
ARRIVED, JULY 81.
schr. Seneca, Bates, Portland; boards to j. II. Da-
Wis; mackerelt TO M. Miller & Son.
Schr. John Doyle. Brooks, Wilmingsoni -four, plank
and rosin to the master.
schr. Georgetown. Kirkland, New York; freight for
the District
Schr. Caledonia, Atkins, Boston, sundries TO VIM.
Fowle & Co. and freight for the District.
Sch Columbia, shinn, hence at hew York, 25th inst.
From liverpool Shipping List June 6.
At Deal, 9Th, Highlander, Kopp, st Domingo.
Off Falmouth, 3d. Blackstone, -, New York.
At Helvoet, 3D. Hoop, Nudge, Virginia; Cemmo-
dore Barry, Duneary, do.
The ship Pacific, Cartwright, arrived at Cadiz pre-.
viOus to June g. from New York.
Arrived at Greenock, June 10, Ursnia, Mearns, Mo.
bile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

the navy, one surgeon, and two midshipmen,
had been tried; and one only remained on du-
~. Com. Cranes expedition TO the Grand Sui.
tan had proved frui'less, Of the negotiations
with the Turk, we shall speak hereafter An
officer of distinction had received notice from
high authority thar his services 10 the squad
ron would be- dispensed with.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

FRoM HAvANa.--By the brig Gadsden, Capt
Avrilhe, arrived yesterday morning; (says the
Charleston Courier of the goth inst from Ha-
vana, we received file Of the papers Of that
ci'y 10 the IS h instant, and a price currenl Of
the llth
From private letters, we learn that the mar
ket for most articles of American produce con-
lirued dull The Two last cargoes OF Rice from
this pot had been sold a, 81 and 81 1913. a
10: OF IS barrels had just arrived from New
York, which was unsold
Nothing had bren heard of the fleet since it
left Havana.
The Havana papers are clothed in mourning
for the death Of he Queen Of Spain They con,
tain Cadiz da'es 10 The 3o,h May; but The ex-
tracts gwen are Of little interest 10 The Ameri.
can adler.
BY the schooner Alpha, Capt. A ndrews, ar
rived Yesterday sfrernoon, we received conri-
marion Of our flies Of Havana papers 10 the
l6th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
Total
PHILApE1 puIh, July IS.

PHILApE1 pHIA. July 25.
FLOUR Ann MEAL.-SaIes Of Superfne have
been extensive this week-a few hundred barrels
have been disposed of at S. Some small sales of Rye
at IS 25 and Corn Meal in hhds Sll IS and in bbls
at I23
GRAiN.--Some sales of White Corn at Al As cts.
and Yellow at IS cents. No changc to note in other
articles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

FloUR.-During the last week the receipts cont.
nued small, and transactions imited the price from
wagons ranged from s. 81 to 68-Sales from stores
623 "a Is, with the exception of some small par.
GELS Of stored Flour which sold fraction less
The receipts of new wheat Flour have not been suf
cienty extensive to establish prcesa few loads have
been purchased ut from 75to 80 from wagons, and
sold at from 90 to 06 from stores. Our stock is
reduced to about 5000 barrels the principal part
OF which has recently been inspected.
Yesterday there was no change in the wagon price,
and we heard of no transactions from stores.
Export for the week ending Saturday 25th, 2026
barrels-2026 coastwise, 100 foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same periud:-
K'ng-street SOB bbs. 81 halves
Wharf 80 90
Potomac 81 g." 90 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

ACCIDENTS. A promising boy had his leg
broken on one of The wharves on Saturday, in
consequence of its being caught between the
hawser of a vessel and the post TO which the
rope was attac he'd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

ANNAPOLIS, July IS.
On Friday, Mr.. MERCER continued read
ing the documents on the par' OF The defrnd>
ants, until brse o'clock, when he concluded.
To-day, (So,orday) the indsposi,ion Of
Mr.. JoNss. who arrived Yesterday morning,
and who was 10 have followed Mr.. MERCER
for tive defendants, prevented his attendance;
and the Cour', at tie reques OF the defendants,
was adjnur ned until Monday. a, ten o'clock,
when Mr. JoNEs will proceed "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

tRoM THE MEDIrERRANEAN.-In a letter pub
Hshed in the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, IL is
stated, that the Delaware, Java, Fairfield, and
ForPoise, were at Port Mahon, where Courts
Martial had been held for a month. Three lieu