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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
MAR IEl yaEVys.
Port or RTCJLBIOyVD.
ARRIVED

-
S>chr Adrian. Robinson, from New York, with salt
AID J Wallace.
Schr Effort, Swezy. { DAYS from New York. with
sundTieS 10 Davenport, Allen u CO., = Haxall a. co.
Raymond & Brothers, Perkins IS Harris, l. Webb
q COL M'Kildoo, VI Uolhns, Otis. Dunlop g. CO.. ]
d Abbott d. co., Mitchell, J. Parker, Triplrtt 81
Johnson, Granniss. Son ~ Brothers. Hubbard 81 Gard
nor, VIM Stirh, 5 III Eustace, s Shepherd &. CO.. p
Cotton, Cunningham - Anderson, J William. NJ
Myers, x Mott, CoitNt& Clarke, i Survav, w Eit.
ter } Boshcr, J OLay, \ Works, r JSmith, Il Arm
strong, w Dabmcy, w Il ID Kyle & CO., and 10
order.
schr Francis, Petty, from New York. ballast.
Schr Jomcs Fishers. Somcrs, from Somerset, with
nails 10 Davenport, Allen g. co.
&chr Telegraph, Somers, from New York, with
ballast.
sehr Sally & Eliza, Harrington, from Baltimore.
Via Norfolk ond City Point.
"ohr Jane Lawrence. from Alexandra, with
cigars, TO Otis, Dunlop y co.
Schr Gen Washington, %Jcltics, from New York.
with ballast.
Schr Meridian, Ingersoll, from n York, ballast.
Schr Fair Play. lrc'and, from y York, with ;obac.
schr Priscilla. -. from smitbfeld, with bacon
TO Jas Winston.
SAILED,
Schr Swift, James. for Baltimore, coal
Schr Virginia, Chambers, for Philadelphia, coal and
tobacco.
schr Independence, Hoopcr,fo for Baltimore, coal ard
scrap iron
rcnf b~lbraltur, James, Tor gilmore, coal.
Schr Brazil, Creighton, for Baltimore, via Old
Point.
Schr Barclay, Sooy, for n York, coal.
NEW YORK, AUG. t2-Cld, sch, Washington, WoJom.
Richmond.
Al, .obr Alice & Mary, Franklin. fr Richmond.
NEW fOEk, Aug li-Aud, schrs Richmond Packet
Knapp, fm Richmond, Planter, Baldwin, do; Intention. PM,
FPS, I'm Virginia.
NORFOLK, Aug 14-Ar in Hampton Roads, br, Plato
Bradford, from up james River, hound 10 Amsterdam.
Sailed, schf Ann, llltkcI, for Petersburg.
The Schr ldrutt, Val, from Richmond, bound 90 Tof,,
came down lam.s River los, eycn.as aud wen, {. sea ,h.
moming
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

A letter from Gibraltar states that the feet OF the
Emperor of Morocco had been destroyed by the Aus
,sinns in the port of Lcrachc.
The Manchester papers state that the Improvement
lately noticed in trade continued as regards most of
the heavier articles Of production. In Bolton tho
muslin trade wash n Responding state. In many 9th.
ar manufacturing towns trade was in a state Of ex-
trenc depression.
The Dublin Mercantile Advertiser says-Thcrc is
no doubt now entertained Of Mr.. O'Connell's election
IN Glare. 1t Is said he will have no competitor.
II is said that The House of Lords is TO receive an
recession OF dignity in the person of Mr.. ecl-tha
MIR. Vcsey Fitzgerald * 20 lead the House of Com.
nous, and that Mr. Gouli5ourn is to be the speaker.
Standard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
roN, August s..
CIRCUIT Court

TIE cre oC TJjin U-autias-- ftI,L
Tho Court yesterday delivered lis Opinion ON the
motion OF u Watkins Counsel, in arrest OF Jud e.
mout, and Tor new trials. Tho objections to ;ht in
dictucnts, and the motion in arrest, were oyrrrulcd
By the Couu, and The defendant was ordered 20 be
brought IN 10 receive sentence. The Marshal ac-
cording'y, proceeded TO the Jail, and soon after re-
turned into Court with Br. Watkins in custody,
whom tic following sentence was pronounced by
Judge CRANCH:
tn tho indictment for $50 dollars Fined $3.50 and
bn imprisoned for three calendar months l.om this
18th day Of August, 1929, inclusive.
In the 500 dollar case: Fined $500 and BE- imprisoned
for three calendar months next following the tor.
mutation ofhis imprisonment under the sentence in
tic next preceding case.
In the 1000 dollar case: Fined $1,000 g. 20 he I'M
prisoncG for three calendar months noXt following
The termination of his imprisonment under the SEN
tCucc In the next preceding case for $500.
Tho prisoner was then rc.conductCd to Jail; and Tho
Court was adjourned sine die, after a most lsborloua
'c;n r. moro 'hau three months drra.cu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

From le BroOsAapa lCo4asc .tsuD JouynnL
ELoPESuENT.-Last Sunday morning, a dashy
young gentleman and lady, passed through this town
with a horse and chaise. On their way TO Windham.
We have since learnt that they were a pair OF straw
lovers, intent on pcrpetrating natFimony, contrary to
the wishes of the parents. The young lady. we I'M
derstond, belongs to n highly respectable family in
Providence. Her father, IN the company will: ano-
thor person, arrived here on Monday III pursuit OF the
and barely stopped long enough to change
horses We fear, from the Jehu like speed with
which the lovers rode through town, he ~ II hardly
be IN time TO prevent the fun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
from the R,ltimore Pnlriot

SrIENpio B,aaL-MG Joseph Francis, boat builder Ia,.-
d"n flace, who IS well known as the builder uf several race
boats which have excited The admiration Of al who hav. seen
them and witnessed their speed, has receuIy eon,,ruc,.J =
barge by direction Of u. f. rickman, Esq. Of heautimi model
and proportion equally calculated for display. ,~iGoes- All
oo,rioh. 1t is intended for Don Pedro, Emperor OF Brazii. and
"il cost abou, $1,000 a correspondent OF the Traveller vino
mas Seen The barge at the rooms OF Mir WIN. HANCOCK. Corn
hi, late Market street, who is engaged upon the upholstery
work, thus drscnbes H. 1t Is 20 net long. the fame is nf OAK
ahd finished with mahogany; there will hc two scts Of eusht,.s
one covered with the rehesi crimson damssk, the OTHER win
n'pneu, an awiug, lined with silk, VIII DC raised yycf The stem,
having around silk curtains Lung IN fesiuons, ana su,-,,.d ,r
brass pillars. The boat will lie carpcied. The ]mu.ld.n,s on
,he lnnnei work are To be git, and the BRAZILIAN anus done in
U'onHe and gold IN tire iichc,t style, n the sicrn Tire upp.r
Pant "I tie boat will be covered Nith figures in bronze and rfnld
: ere 3 ~ paInt upon her, except the ornamental pairi.l,
winch Is executed 10y Mr. Hubbard. BENZ vet in an ,,u6nt.h'
STATE, those who crowd 10 see her every Gay, are deI.rI adj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

= BEG leave 20 inform those whom ii; may interest. that |
a have declined business, having disposed 90 my STOCK IN
Tor 10 or - years.
Mi Sahyay Is authorized to settle any trsn.sction, or men
good against
aug II WN n FIEZU,GTT Sg~E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
GonrmrrriaI Nerorn.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApyICEs.
From Liverpool, Iulv I
.dmoenL If Prodne and niLgIJer Of Eoats passed goTa
through tie Lo,cer Lotks.
AUGUsT 1916 hhis tobacco: us hills lorr. l-rf
bush. wheat; ! bush. moal; l load bilets; II boat; II
coal boats 2Ijl bush. c1ai.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

RICHNRD ID. S.NN.V

2AANiNG succeeded Mir Wm. "A rzvhylsorn IN the his;
ness oi Stahoher, B"oS Seuer Il B'1dsT, respectfully tenders ms
services 10 the iomeT cuso'-eis Of the house, and TO inc g-ihlic
generally. It's his Intention 10 keep constantly CA land uc
Neiy best matsrals for the manufacture of Merchants Account
books, kecntds, ard other hlauk-books, and having been tert.
lady bred 10 tire booS binding business, aud nosse,sin. many
years experience ~ the Stationary and Bouk-stulag deuari
menus he hopes lia' 'rcse. added to unreur;iug e,erii ous, wal
secure u hun a share ct tire public patronage.
Merchants CieiSs OF ouniy Courts, and others, particularly
best edoIts to give satisfaction, lodi as 10 Tie gr+i-, o. lie
articles ordered and tie Gces.
4 general assortment OF Stationary, Bllrl- troLs C-lool
books, and miscellaneous works. IS unw on nard. :. ,ghlcl
considerable additions vyrl sI-tIy q. r,ara p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

FRoM HAvrE-Nve are indebted to a commercial friend for
the Perusal ola letter from Havre, Of date of25'h June, reserved
wa Liverpool From 1t We learn that the gram and cotton
markets were duh, nnl = decline was anrcinr,ei. No chance
u. Other a.t.c.ss u ArenCan pIoduce-.h: \. GLs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
TRUST size.
ny OTIS DrNL0p 3 %.

virtue ola decd of trust executed To lie sun.
scriber by John Johnston, and of record in the
Hastings court Office oftbe city of Richmond, on the
18th day Of October, 1897, shall ON the sist doy Of
August. 1929, at ~ o'clock, W., before the front dunr
OF the Bell Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, for tie
purposes therein mentioned. proceed TO sell At public
auction, on u credit of so days, the following proper
~ 10 wit; ! lots or parcels of land lying and beng
IN the said city, on Valley and Concord streets,
known IN a survey made ty Richard Young flor the
ate DIR. John Adams, bearing date TIE aIst Nav,
1885, by lots No. -, II. Is and 10: also two neoio
men, TO wit: Stephen and Dick. For a more psTti-
cular description of said property see said deed. The
title to the above property is believed 20 he good,
but acting as trustee, | shall not warrant.
aug lI-iOt JESSE I. KEESEE I'rra,c--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

The New York Journal of Commerce Of WEDNESDAY. saws
u.at there hJs been a steady business this week in all the pr.r
opal articles Of trade without material Change in ary one Of,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

tort, where the records referred to are, 1t Gun scarcely
have hazarded so grave a charge against a high
officer, without due examination. II snys in addi-
ton, ''there are matters connected with this delin.
quency, which, unless wo are misinformcd, would
make common men stare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
J-lLUlDLE IGhAL PROPERII .4Y K0LKETIy
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 70 a decree Of the superior court
81 chancery Tor the Richmond district, prunoun-
ced on the 9th day of March, 1929, in the case or
= cung rs Richie, will be offered fer sale, on Satur-
day, the 29th day of August, l929. at 4 O'Clock, p VI,
at public auction. to the highest BIDDER. on 4 ereiis
Of o. - and 10 months, The resl estate of James
Dung, deceased. situated in that part Of the city OF
Richmond, calica Rocketts-wiich property IS de-
sc,hcd by Mr.. James Richie, one of The trustees Of
said Young, in the followi.g manner, to wi: An O..
ceiieht t"o story brick boUse, and a bake house Of
BRICK, lot well enclosed with brick, and occupied by n
MI Granger: Il two story wooden tenement and
ont house. separated from the former lot By an
alley, lot enclosed with wood-this property lies on
Kockeiis street, below the bridge and Immediately
opposite the wharves-a small wooden dWclIrg and
a stable, on the opposite side Of ,ha same street, lot
not enclosed: and n small wooden dwelling house, on
"a street back of Rockets street, with Il good garden
enclosed; Bords with approved security viii be re-
CURED III the purchaser or purchasers. ard the title
TO the property retoinci, as further security FOR the
payment OF the purchase money.
J. G~UERRANT, II. s.. =. C.. p. d.
lriY 2@-w6t Or one o. bis Derut.rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

THIS DAY at - o'clock, tine drawing cs The Vernon, n,
=, WI bc received 4 few Tickets, with which YOU can
OBTAIN some ot the following handsome Prizes. are vet fr sale At
T. ChCbB,s Prize Once: 5000, 1900, I.5oO, 500, LOO,
lo!5, besides 20 OF Sl,GIO-Do not forget TO call Al 4.
C'lCbbS fnze Ohce ior the above handsome Pr7rs taey
cannot be obtained &c; any other Office than p CHCBBS.
au- II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
BOLU4RS FRENCB BO0 ~

( ssiycrIcy OF oua hundred Of fen.'s Fah!r, ,-so.,rsr;rd
: with a h'g, containing rhe text, a literal amt fee trans
iat"on' arran "a nh such a manner as 10 point out the Inference
between ue French and the English id,n Ai.,. 4 ar,ued
mohu"caton O.. tie iIench, according TO the be-I Enach wu,ks
eN'ant o. Tue srice;'. i"e whole preceded by "a short treatise
- tie s'ruds .! tt Freac. .laeua!e. cnnpa,.a WITT ;ro-g OF
the English. By \ J.lmaT. ro.e,,or Of the French language
la th' High School Cf IL.-o-'ui,-
The adventures Of Ie.=uacaus iu F1eoch, accompanied by
a hey 10 facilitate the translation uf ihi, wolk. az 4 Eofnaf
chus By y. Boiuor.
a. II Ecr.,f,r t. wen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

&C. &c %c.-Anounimg Co Sij5.SGO
Tickets s., Halves 50, Quarters I p. for salc az
l.. MICKLES OFFICE,
aug ~ Next below the Door Of the Eagle Hotel.
IO~uORBOW, IT 10 O'CLOCK.
TENIlE drawing of the Union Canal Lottery. CInss
No. O., will be received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.-
TSNiE Library OF EntcHliuing K~uowleG.r, vol. It, part I&,
published under the superintendent of the Society flr tie
ditusio" OF Useful knowledge, II. B~rougna,n, Esq p 3. ),
W. = Chairman, Lord john Russell, NJ. 2. Vice Chairman, sc.
ALSO,
No. ~, i Library OF Useful knowledge, received at NASH'S.
where subscriptions are taken - both ;he above Invaluable and
cheap publications ann -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
PKOMPT PAYMENT-

NO I. 81, 81, the Capital Prize Of 81 900. in the Con
neciicut Slate, sold in Petersburg, was presented oa S,iur
dag, i"r which the cash was immediately advanced. tor Pr
Us snd prompt FaystosL call at II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
LUCK SIILL C~ONTINUES!I|

LGCh SIILL CONIINUES!i
-, 10, %, 9, 6, lG, 81.
SAERE the numbers drawn in New York Con
" solIdUted Extra. Glass No. 9.
nos. 9, -, 29-u Capital Prize, sold 60 4 gentle
man vi this city, for which he has already been ua.d.
NEXT
The drawing of the Union Canal Lottery, CT IS
No, p, viii be received at Blggers Office TO NOR
ROU, at The opening Of the mail.
PRIZES.
l prize Of $4,000 20 prizes OF 600
l 40 5000 90 do 5uO
1 DO $500 Az do 100
I do 1895 &c. SC. g.
Hhoic hc.cts S., Haires s. 30, Quarters 81 p.
For Luck aQd prompt payment, call at
aug l7-2t THO. u. BIGGER'S.
HNRAWING OF the New York Cons0liIa.
H. ted, Extra Class No. 9.
12-1J-29-o-6-IG-S1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

-, -, %, 9, g., is, 81,
HSTERE the Numbers drawn in the New Yolh Con.oliiaie
~ i@tel, Extra Glass, No. 81
Several handsome prizes sold at
aug III Tew Oa.-e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

pr . fortune, atd no rTC-
l-shares ~ proporir
81. III tRMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
Fyym tie RoeAsxa Telegraph. July IS.
THE CROPS. g..

A
A quantity Of new what was ground yester.
day at the Phenix Mills, and was pronounced
by the Messrs Browns to b. Of very superior
quality.
The apprehansions entertained from the pre-
yalence Of the drough, some weeks since, have
been disp,led by tbs recent favorable weather
A more propitious season for harvesting, has
rarely occurred. The stalk Of the wheat is
"curtailed Of its lair proportion" i, is rue
being much shorter than u.ual-but The grain.
, it is stated, was never better. On The whole,
from he best Information witch can be OBJ, ain
ed, the crop will b. ABUNDANT, and of good
quality.
The intelligence Of the favorable aspect Of
things throughout the country, has cheering
effect on the coun,eeances OF our citizens Sit
ua,ed in the heat. aad being the chief depot Of
the produce, Of nne If the most fertile regions
on ear,h-dependins IN great measure on The
ex,en, e it's wheat, tuj ing and Touring OPERA
lions -Roches,er mist be very sensibly Effected
by the vicissitule les to which al! Agricultural
communities are subject The depression caus-
ed by failure of he crops last year, must there
fore be greatly obS;-,Aea by the presen, harvest.
And hence our merchants, our tradesmeu-
who have wea,herei the storm as well il not
better, than ,hossysI, sny other place west OF
Al5any-,here b. e. r. we fearlessly assert, few
er failures in Rochester in proportion TO its
size and business, than inthe generality of the
Western ,owns-have before them prospec,
as favorable as any oiherswha,ever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

Cracurr CouRr-The sitting Of the Court
vest, rtiay was almas, entirely taken up IN DIS
posing Of Mrs Royals case, and IN trying two
or ihree criminal cases Of a minor character.
In-,he course Of the day, Mr. Key, for The
Uu ed States, ,ook an opportunity OF moving
the Cuur' for an opinion on The point OF law
which arose out Of the refusal Of the Grand
Jurv "a find an indictment against 1. W. atkins
TO- forgery, Gin having erased ret'ain rems IN
MIR Harris's account, rendered IN his Office Tor
seul-ment.) which point Mr., Key understood
the Court when it delivered It's opinion on the
gene al de murrer, 10 state that II reserved, with
the intention of giving II at another time. tie
desired thi, opinion, with the view OF enabling
him self and his colleague 10 decide on the ex-
pediency Of sending TO the Grand jury an M
dic,men, agaipsr he prisoner, tor t"rgery, (a'
was padrrs,ood) in the alteration OF an abstract
Of Mr. Pauidng's. Bu' it appeared tha, The
Counsel for the United States had mlsunder-
stood the Court in this matter, and tha, the
Court had no, prepared an opinion on the ques'
tion referred to-. -s.
However, the Counsel for the Prosecution, a
shrrt time afterwards, sent 10 the Gran jury
new bill in n. case Of ,he,2 900 dollars, drawn
by the defendant from the Treasury, IN the
name, and by the alleged authority, oil Purser
Hambleton, which case had been heretofore
presented, aud the indictment set aside by the
Court, i, will be recollected, on the ground thar
the trial was barred by the Act OF Congress IL
hitting such prosecutions to Two years alter The
offence. This indic,men, varied from the for
mer one, in some particulars; bu, it was mega
tired BY the Grand Jury.
II is understood shat the Court-all parties
being ready-wil go Trial on Monday morning,
| on he indictment in he Boston 1000 collar
case.-Nat Int of Saturday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
Personal Property
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On HEDYE SD.AY, the sih A4gnst, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Auction store, cornsr Of King
and St. Asaph streets, first rate COOPER; the pro-
perry Of Or. II. Peske. lie is said to he wedifpos.
ed, valuable fel,w; about IS years of age, but has,
within the last 70 months past. been afflicted with the
Rheumatism Also, lot of Bacon; or mich Cows;
mahogany lde-board and several Tables; Book
case; of Valance and to close sales. lnroicc
Of Rendy-muds Clothes: such as, Vests pantaloons,
Duck Trowsers, &c. july3i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

MRs. RoYALL.-Tbe opinion Of the Court
delivered yesterday by Judge Cranch, on the
motion To- an arrest Of judgement IA The case
Of Mrs. Nayall overruing that motion, VIII oe
found in our preceding page. AS soon as II
was delivered, Mr. Swarm produced an afida-
viz made by MIR. John Coyle, specifying some
further outrage committed upon himself by
Mrs. Royal an evening or two previous, ard
prayiug the protection Of the Court, Mrs.
Royal immediately pat in counter sffiiavll,
DENYING the statements contained in the atfida-
vii If Mr.. Coyle, aud stating that Mr.. Covle
himself I'd been guilty Of outrage toward her,
by assuring her thar her time was short. Mr..
Swami after these 2ffilavits were read, demand
ed,he judgement Of the Court on Mrs. Royal,
which was soon afterwards pronounced by
Judge Cranch, as follows:
"That she pay fine to the United States of ten
dollars and give good security by recognisance with two
sureties to be approved by the Court or one OF the
Judges thereof to be jointly and severslly bound with
her in the sum of two hu sdrrd and fifty dollars tor her
good behaviour for the of year from this day;
and that she stand committed un,il such security be
given.
AS soon as the sentence was pronounced,
Mrs. Royall obtained permission TO 60, accom-
panied by an officer, in quest of her snreties.
Nat. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

at ssc to If 2oc; 1882 Upland at 7Sto e7a. The AZ
rivals ,i.hin the period have only amounted to
56a bales received from New-Ynrk. Stock on the LIST
inst. was % 400 bales of which %, III bales U. 8.
II DEs 500 Buenos Ayres COW hides averaging %
lbs ~ II Sc, duty paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

NorE.--The temperature of this month has been
moderate healthy and highly favorable to vegetation,
there only two days in which the mercury rose
to 90e whereas in July, last year, the Thermometer
frequently stood co. 9l 3d. SO, 81 and $50 On the
whole Agricuturaiists have ample cause OF congra,u
laton not only for hat part Of the harvest gathered n
but also for that which in state of matura,ion as
there u.s. agreeable TO accounts from various parts OF the
continent fair prospect. that this will prove
abundant any within the memory Of the present &C.
uer,tion = MOUNEFORD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
269 Acres
Just receiV ed,

JNSl fcCcA< GU,
Nd for sale at the bookstore of A. L Kennedy, de-
N ceased
Lady of the Manor, 7tf vol by Mrs Sherwood
History of the Fsirchd Family, do
Memoirs of leigh Richmond
DO Mrs. JudsOn
Course Of Time, by Pollock
Prosecuted Family. by do
Irvine's Conquest OF Grenada, and
The gentleman, Pocket Farrier 9TH edition:
enlarged and improved BY Richard sason, 4 -, &c.
&c. ELIZA Kennedy.
aug st -----------.
Delaware and South Carolina
Consolidated Lottery, llt Class, viii De dr 'wn n VII!
mngton, Del. on Saturday the LIST of August.
60 numbers drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $1,000.
Tickets 81; halves I, quarters 50 cents.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No Tor 1899, win be rswn in the City of New
York on Wednesday the 5th of August,
Capital Prize IS, 600
Tickets S.; halves 2 Sc; quarters IS.
To be had in variety OF numbers at
=. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

KEY WEST, JuLr8lS.-No news of conse-
quence Some sickness on the isIand-,hough
no. hing serious, excepting few cases of yellow
fever among the smack men, lfshermen) con-
,ract-d.,n Havanra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
LIVERPOOL. CORN txCnANGr-Jusr 17th.

LIVERPOOL. CORN EXCHANGf-JuSE 18th. g
The arrivals Of gram since Monday, frum all parts,
have been small but the demand this morning tor eve
~ description of corn was nevertheless very dull In
the few sales which took place. Monday currency Was
obtained though lower prices must have been taken 10
haze induced increased purchases. The indication
Yesterday and to day, Of change Ia the weather. IS
alleged 10 have diminished the demand for spring corn
liverpool Cotton Market, June 10 The sales OF the
week are II 1000 bags, at former prices The import
is 49, 500 bags namely, 1000 American, lv0U Bra
iii, $500 Egyptian, and 1000 Demarars and West In
dia. y ~. F. =
Srocxs London, June II, City, o'clocf. TConso's
for account have been ali daN, 90 SO d few
are reported, but the market has heavy appearance
II is reported that deputation Ut country are
in town. with representation that the usual payments
into the Exchequer (from the receivers genera, we
suppose) cannot completed IN the country In Ex'
cheauer bills and India bonds there is no alteration.
In Foreign Stocks there few transactions, and no
alteration in prices worth reporting,
In Brazil Shares there has been great jobbng; the
first price was 20 premiums il was then reported thar
the daily produce averaged 80 lbs OF gold per Gay.
and the prices to a premium; the rumor then
rose that the daily average was IA los (which latter
We believe is rght) and the price tell from "a TO 81!
but again advanced to 81 to %, which IS the present
quotation.
FRrxcH FUSps.-Paris, June 15.-Fve per Cents.
1857 Csc Csc SOc Three per Cents, 79f l5c loc DC
Bank Stock, 1879 SOC; Royal Spanish Loan, 10y;
Hsytien Loan, 470f; Exchange on London, one month.
paper. 25f soc; money, 25f 45ci Three MONTHS 2oi
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