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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

, f:'oIt lie Pittsbnrg G0=eue Of .JtAiy H.
MLSShS MAcrEAN,-in the Mercury of this morning
served cer addlrsc by the manufacturers
county, to Nlessrs Wisins Iyc, Patterson and Craft and
their reply.
hes" articles must afford much Satisfaction the friends
the Tariff throughout counyrhc eeu,ion OF ohm G. Cal
noun 10 ie wee presidency has much alarmed all
me American system, and fears that this arch
enemy OF Domestic Manufactures, might next President
Inc assertions OF some jackson papers that frcai
upon the party were entirely creC even tie strong
h that IN Georgia where Jackson got nine votes Calhoun col
Dat ,too di not remove the fears oftie Tariff party.
All doubts must now be removed. Letter signed bv all the
leading Jacks0nian Manufacturers our county published in
The leading jackson paper, denonces Calhoun for having
concerted ne aesf,tct'o" CT The If'IB All the regularly
nate" candidates for the Legislature join the reply - that
letter conc;ir in the opinion that M. Calhoun is enasg the
Effort
1t Will now think, be made manifest G.of in Hest Penn
Ta"7' "o candidate dare a0CD himself !ep4iy Ioi. C.
~''"0"''' TARIFF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
PrrrsDuHG, July 1lII, i@2.
TARIFF CORRESPONDENCE.

The answer of MGssrs. Wilkins Lynch Patterson
and Graft, to ti following letter addressed to them
by a number Of the Mechanics and Manufacturers of
'ni4 city and county. having been received and cons-
dercd, it was
Resolved, That VIC highly approve Of their views
and sentiments the SUBJECTS submitted to their
considerations and of the dPc led tone in which these
s.niiments have bcencxprcsscd
.asolved, That the several Editors within this dis
,rct be requested to publish both the Address and
Reply i'll their respective papers
Resolved, That the Cbnrrnqn be reoncstcd 30 pro.
care the publication of 1000 copies Of the same In
handbs circulars, for the and distribution OF
nc several 5igncrs who addressed the candidates
BfAHBON ROGERS, C'ra;r'r
C,-oRcE DARsIE, Seer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

= From ihe N !. jo,ty51aI qF Con,acrce ofirig14
tRoH GHKtNocS-By the Brush bark Broke Capt, HARDY
winch arrived this morning from r1cunck we have receei
t'rec1ock and glasgow papers Mas 2th, Inclusive
Gi7sSv paper Of the 18th, HTne vcrV esE essy,-
ton OF Goals continue nc delivered to,i, AT S. Dor
I<ctrHck ofG letter dRtsd (;1,scow 5p.h NAV 1926
FeyD has been extensive denpd For Sugar during last
fortnight aH an improvement OF per prices C0ito,
Nooi-Durng this week there has been an introv O., ae-anJ
and prices of Bowed Georgia and New Orleans have adya~rg
go per H. Sales since 18TH a3 SEA Island 10 ar
I'D 20 ut @d, 10 at I'd, sd Stained do AT ~
1906 Bowed Georgia III 81 IL All New Orleans at 81 67
20 Egyptian at I'D I'D: 21 cemesaPa nd 10 Per-
nnloco at 7d 10 Macmillan CID; so West tlis at sd
Sid, and 49, Surat cd ID per H. Tobacco continues II,
very uied demand Ashes and Fauv remain f very dull
sac GIainWheat and barley Rave seaSy at fJimvr
prices, while Oats have advanced Cd Is pSr boil
lie following letter rccevedby the Broke and with within 800
have been fyorcd hy very respectable ne,sanle boss il
not 50 late ~ day letter received Nv the (orns,
and published in the journal Of Commerce. july e s,
ever that letter the only testimony which we haze syn f
Liverpool respecting the important advance in c5;on ,rf
not be at1Iss 10 give tic Confirmation OF what f,loo
Extract of letter. dated TivrFroot Alav ~ 1ese
'foday many buyers have been present But as the holr
ers are not DESTROYS 10 sell except rurove pces t
male many Of the buyers shy acting rs ,hcrv is mir
tance 10 advance You consider the magic, e,,
al ID higher in Brazls and in Ainerjcsn Cotton f IA ~
the last ten days Phe sales day about 50o b
Bowels SD SD; Mobiles sd SID OCEANS s. a 7d -
ID a 72d.' ''' wv te'"'nS al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

- D.ED-Rccenyly, in rev York. JOHNSTON YER.
PNt f. OF lhe founders and Editor of that VAIN.
able print, The N. York American Mr.. ycrpanck was maa
OF scn'u OF open hand, ardent feelings aud generous
~ his residence in New ork, hortay evening in the
$50 Of hrs age, NBI COLEMAN Esq Editor Of the Nesy
York Evening Post which be established in Mr. Cote
man was considered tina leading Federal Editor many wears,
In his latter days he was les Distinguished for inen,,a
support OF Jackson He of talents, eFudidn and
Edo. of the Post -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

0J correspondent has sent us a catalogue of
dejate's III tj'gsnia, for Ike last fifteen or twenty
years. to the General Government. We shall no,
publish it, curious it is. 1t is sufficient 10 snv Of
IT, that 1t proves delinquency 10 have been more
frequent formerly. than rccenty--so that If the
circumstance offcderu officers using the money en-
trusted to them, proves any thing against the Admin
'straton, for the time being, more is proved AGAINST
Dir Jefferson and Dir. Madison than any other Pre-
:idcnt. Perhaps Mr. Richie therefore will aoree
that tins tavorite argument proves tor mach, which
we believe is rather than not proving ENOUGH.
Ii That gentleman wishes to see the cat locue. he
can have copy. 1t is jus: that so Liberal an at
tempt, so dsingenuous argument to establish Guilt
against the late administration, should recol upon
them who employed it. One of these defalcations
exceeds inamount, the aedgrd united defalcatiops
fall those persons at Washington, ciiarrod with
defTaudng the Governmont--aud many OF them
are deGalcotlons but in name Let us hear no wore
of argument equally incoDseqcntia and illibeial
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

a. writer i'll the National Igi,egenchr, rumi-
mates VIM Writ for Vice President of the u. Suites
BY the custom the country, Mr.. Calhoun having
served, eight years, viii be no longer eligible.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

- Several Prints have justly stirrnat;z4d the
state and ostentation in which the President travels
Even before hc President bic movements from
PLACE to place, were attended by train as long as
German Princes. Some half score of Majors. Colo
ncis Secretaries, and DEFENDANTS ON his bounty. ac
com?ooicd and formed (dotcstcd wordD what was
called his suite pronounced swcct.} At Norfolk his
S"'te was as long the tail Of the mad Duchess Of
Nrwcasc's gown, which it took six madclfs fur, +
yards behind her, TO hold end-ecretares the Ca
bnet, Officers of the Army g. Navy nd non 5cscrip
avoritcs An English traveller of distinction, pro
nouace4 it beautiful panegyrc on tn, Republican
simplicity of our Institutions. that in Nov 2 Hen
ry Clay Speaker ofthc H. of X. and candidate for
the Presidency, rode into Washington from. XIV. on
horseback, covered with dust, and attended nv sin
gle servant That looked something like Cne,anat-
us. Mr. Jefferson travelled in The same unprefend-
ing Style so did Mr. Madison. The Hero. nv virtue
OF his vast superiority over those greet men has i'm
proved upon the style OF travelling. when he goes
BY land five or SIX carriages four in hand attend TO
carry his 7"fe When by water he surrounds himself
with his Ministers and Digutarics. TO make the
multitude cape, seems to afford him particular sat-
islaciion.
One who Witnessed i. :gd.rrops5 Described ne
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

Sale Of Stock at the Coffee House on SatIirdaS
last. % Shares OF Farmers Stock at co2 80. I,
Shares Of Bank of Virginia at S94.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
Go1aEmereta4 ReForO.

IArE OF LATEST EEHoyEAN ADyicEs.
From London, /. June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

= JoB1'IGNTIss eveeo.cd a, the Wing oa3cs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
To Gentlemen of the Tnrf

"A no. oS 10 gu. L'aS &c shall be glad to dis
among them may be had,
An Archy horse years old this spring, out Of tho
Dam of Fuyette, yet untried he may be seen in The
stable Of Mr. Branch ofPetersburg, where his Pedi.
gree will be furnished.
Virginian Fily, years old this spring, out Of u
Bedford mare she out Of Bellnr, and she out of a
Shark, &c. &C.; to he seon in the stable of Col.
Wynn.
Charles colt, years old, ont of the same mare,
Charles Fily, that will in stake at Tree Ill.,
sPriug where her performances be SEEN toge-
Their with several others. that can be seen by any
gentleman wishing to purchase.
Most of the above horses are now in training and
WIN PROBABLY run at one Of the different
Courses i'll Virginia. this spring; and the subscriber
Would Ike TO run them, and exhibit their qualities as
Racers, and dispose of them on very accommodating
terms JNO. NJ. Bolts.
Nav A. Gt-mvc-twt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Schr Jane, Mason, from New York, ballast.
Schr William Tell, Hortley, from. Philadelphia,
with sundrcs, TO Lee &, Cowles, q VI Mitchell and
Baldwin, Ives g. Go.
Schr Putarch, Shorter, from Baltimore with sun
dries, to w Nj Swoope. "a Mitchell, B Peyton,
Winston, J. Webb 81 Co. Trplett Il Johnston Wor-
than 81 McGrudcr, J NJ d W Willis, A Sweeny
Lancaster q DENLY, r Johnston s. Son, f Ander-
son, NJ Myers, ] NJ. Radcliffe, Anderson, Garth g.
Co, Il | Smith. Scott 81 Fry.
Schr Ben. T. Valentine, Philips, from New York
with sugar and hay, TO ID. Undertake and Fisher
Sloop Trimmer, Price, from Philadelphia, days,
with ballast.
Brig Sarah, Cole. from New York, with ballast.
Schr Transport, Ayres. from Norfolk, with ballast.
Schr Meridian, ingcrsoll. from Boston DAYS, with
sundries to Otis, Dunlop s, Co. Davenport, Allen s
Co, Luckc d. Sizcr, II a Rust.
Schr Two Marys, -, from Baltimore, with bal;
last
Schr Invncidnre -, from S,nithfied. with ba-
con- TO J Winston.
Schr Emily Jane, from Eastern Shore, Va. with
oats, to master.
Sloop Commodore Perry, Weaver, from Potomac
river, with fish, to Winston.
BELOW,
Schr la Fayptte, Rider. from Boston.
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, from Philadelphia.
Schr Sea Horse, Somrrs from Boston.
SAILED,
Schr Richard Corcon fr Boston, coal.
Schr Enterprise Corson, tor SoD'"rsct Mass. coal.
Schr Sally & Eliza. Harrington for Baltimore coal.
NEW YORK, Apnl 50-Cleared schr Chesterfield, Beas.
ton, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, May Arrived scirs Eleanor, Morse,
and Naomi CtowcA, days from Richmond.
NORFOLK May 1.-Aujvcd sohrs. Favortc Bernard, Phi
ladcpha Gazette fyrch New York. DAYS hound Rich.
'noni; VIM H. LELAND Ward, New York dsys-came into
the Capes company with sch Gen jackson, Turner bound
TO Richmond a brig the time and anchored
III Hampton Roads
In Hampton Roads, ship Arab, Ball. Philadelphia; brig Rich
Inond, Fabcns, Salem, 10 days, bound 10 Richmond
Pot back schr Emily Davis, Davis which sailed hence yes
teTdav for Philadelphia
Sailed, schr Wdsbuson Barge Benedict, for New Orleans
Cleared, chr Favote Benar, Petersburg sloop Sally,
Carey, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Jhos. Cumming, jr.
Richd. Thbman,
Samuel Hale,
": Defaigh,
John Moore,
Henry n. Cook,
f.. T. Campbell,
I'm. C,f,nmiap

o. is requested that all communications relative 10 the
subject of this address, may be directed Thomas Cumming
and Richard TUbuan, Members the Committee or either
them.
Whcreupen, on motion of Mr. Heath, the following
preamble and resolutions adopted.
The communication Of certain citizens on behalf OF
the people of Augusta, setting forth the losses
and caamities recently sustained in that CITY by the
destructive ravages of fire, being submitted 20 the
Hall,
ResoIred, That the President of the Hall appoin.
committee of five persons in each ward of the city,
who requested To wait upon and apply To the CT
tzens their respective wards for any pecunary aid
they may feel inclined to give to relieve the dstres-
SEES of the citizens of Augusta, accustomed BY the
late conAagraton in that city and that the individuals
so appointed b. instructed to deposit the anot re-
ceved by them III the vi gina Bank, TO the credit of
the Mayor who Is hereby requested to forwa rd The
amount so received, to the committee of the citizens
of Augusta, from whom the communication above
mentioned received.
Resolved also. That the clerk he instructed IN
have The communication aforesaid, together with the
proceedings Of the Hall, inserted three times i'm the
daily papers of this city.
And therefore. Messrs. Hilary Baker, S. l. Crump
DR. John Dove, Thomas Cowles, and DR.. r. IL Bo
hannan, were appointed forJe6trson WdrH
DR.. J. Brockenbrough, DIR. r. a. Darlington
Messrs Benjamin Brand, ! II. Eustace and James
Gray for .Hadiso1 Uurd.
And Messrs. John Goddiu, WIN. D. Wren, VIM.
II. Fitzwhylsonn, Joshua Crump, and DIR. Hays, for
Monroe Yard.
Teste, WIN. P. SHEPPARD, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

AZ moetng OF portion OF tho Freeliolders vi
Lancaster county, held at the Court the reof
on Monday the goth April, 1929, for the purpose of
adding to the number Of candidates for tho conyeD-
ton, offered To the district by the meeting held nj
Westnoreland court house, Addison Hall Eso wns
called to the chair, and Robert T. Dunaway appoint
cd secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been e1plnineJ
by Dr. M. Emanuel, committee of the f,llowing
gentlemen, viz: Doct. Emanuel, Col John Cho,vnip9
and Maj John Meredith, was appointed 10 rcport
preamble and resolutions for the consideration of
meet,ng-who thereupon reported the following
which were adopted:
Whereas, the meeting Of delegates held at West
moreland courthouse, was but partial representa-
ton OF the COUNT posing this Senatorial Dis
trict and II being manifest that there is strong dis
position felt by fellow citizens generally, to
enlarge the number of candidates for the Convention
beyond the four who were recommended by that
meeting:
Resolved, therefore, that the nomination made bv
aportion Of the freehodcrs of Northumbe rand couE
ty on the 9th of April, of their fellow citizen Elem
ing Bates a candidate for the convention meets our
appreciation.
Resolved, that in the cstimstion of this meeting
Mr. Bates Is a gentleman possessing i'm an eminent
degree, such virtues, talents, and republican princi-
pies as to entte him 10 our warmest recommenda-
ton to the district suitable person TO represent
US in convention.
Resolved, that the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the chairman and secretary and sent to the
Editors of the Enquirer and Wing and Frcdcricks-
burg Herald and Arena, for publication.
ADDISON HALL, Chairman.
Ro. Il. DUNAwAY, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Real Estate at Auction.

RE virtue Of the last will and testament of John
- Richard, decd, /, exrcutrix of said Inst will
and testament shall expose to sale at public auction
on the premises, on Mosday the nth day ofthe pre-
sent month, May immediately after the sale advcr-
tscd to take place on that day by the SURVIVING Exc.
cutor OF Jos. GnlcgO decd the undivided half inter
est of the said John Richard. decd in and to the Lot
and Tenement fronting on 18th street. between and
adjoining the two tcnements advertised BY the afore
said surviving Executor.
On this property is a brick dwelling house about
20 feet front, which has been lately repaired with
brick kitchen, &c. The yard and private alley. run
ming back to an alley of about feet inches wide
which C, mmunicates with the p feet alley, common
y called Lombard alley, and the right to the common
and equal use Of the said alley feet inches wide
Jointly with the tenement adjoining thereto on the
south, belonging to Tic Executor Of JOS. Gallego,
decd.
Tcrms-One fourth of the purchase money in cash,
tile balance at 6, Q aud - months the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security bearing ;ater-
est from the day of sale and deed of trCst Oh tho
property to secure the payment
MARY RICHARD, Exc'x of
John Richard decd
The sale viii be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR
who Is in like manner authorised by me to EXPOSE
TO sale at public auction at the time ond rpon
the same terms my undivided half interest I'm nud 70
The lot and tenement above described wishing bv said
arrangement 20 effect and facilitate a sale OF The
whole Of said property
may AT PETER J. CHEvALLIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
GREEN CORNER

WE Suhc'iher wishes settle himself permanently 10 the
country and 20 enable him 10 do ~ in more cOniri On
heli ne Is anxious 81 sell the above named property tho
place OF MS prcscnt resideuce BE has Eret atvese
nent noticed some Of the local sdvan Of treo orner he
VIII not repeat them here The property coIsts two o
and extends from To street, aud win b. sold elre a. in
moieiies IL Is not Disposed of private sale Ia mode 81
selling he greatly Peers win be offered public SALE ON the
premises, AZ " o'clock, Thursday, the 9TH day o next
month, and the tennis vii 'hrn he made known
ans" CNDU - COrLANp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Spring NsEDDIN.

THE subscriber respectfully informs MS friends and the Pub
generally that he has just reformed iron, she northern cte
where he has selected ccgan, assortment LADIES' and
temen's BOOTS and SHOES, which have arrived and
opening IT'S present assortment consists Of almost every al
Gle IN ms HneaOng them Gentlemcns calf and seal
SKIN Boots with round aud square cntcnens calf skin
scwed Boots NJ - so do seal do nailed do from 81 so So
He disposed to sell accommodating prices and respect
fully invites the public rs aud examine for themselves
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
ON - N q f's'f Tr4'g hs Earie Hoini.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
Executors Sale.

RY virtue of the last Will and Testament &c
IL JOS Gallego, decd, surviving Exo'r of said
last VIII and Testament, shall expose to sale at Pnb
IIc Auction, on the premises, on Monday the i'm
Gav of the present month, May, at IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing Real Estate. viz:
One Tenement, fronting 90 feet on 18Th Street,
adjoining the Store of Anderson Garth e. CO.
On this property is Brick Dwelling House which
has been lately repaired with Brick Kitchen. &c
the yard running back IS feet to an AlIev abont
. feet inches wide, which communicates with the
81 feet Alley, commonly called Lombard Alley. ard
the right TO the common and equal use of said first
mentioned Alley. Jointly with the Tenement Owned
by I: }. Chevaliie, and the estate of John Richard
"'0 ~ WHICH aoJoihs on the north, that for sale
The right Of the said Jos. Gallero decd. for :,
much of the term of 80 years, from eth Feb 1912
as Is unexpired, in and to the Tenement fronting ON
18th Street, at the corner Of Lombard Allev nov,
occupied by WIN. Wallace, containing 2 feet front
and rear, and II feet deer.
And on Saturday the 10th ofthe present montj,
May on the pr misses ut ? o'clock
That very valuable Lot, y. T.. corner of y
ana 18TH streets opposite the Store OF Ralston 4.
Pieasants' containing about 10 feet front. on ID. or
airy street, aad running back, about ~ feet on
18th street
4 Lot opposite ;he above, s. +. corner Of d. and
18th streets, known in the plan of the city of Rch
'nond, as NO. 325, fronting about I32 feet ON D. ar
cary street, and running back about 21I fee, ON
10Th Street. On this Lot. are some frame buildings
Terms one fourth OF the purchase money IN cash
the balance at 8, 9, and IL months the purchase
e'Fn@ honds, with approved security, bearing inter
es' rom tne day OF sale, and deed Of trust on the
properly, - sccrre the payment
The sale will be conducted bv Thomas ,T.lo.
PEFER J. CHEVALLIE, Exor
may --Iot Jos. Galieoo. deed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
REWARD OF EDITORIAL SERVICE

The following are among the appointments made
under the present Administration from the editorial
corps. IL will be good notion for Our fraternity to
organize ITSELF and hereafter go in body, in what
ever direction they may Judge be most for their
advantage. They will thus have it in their power 10
choose the President, for they always carry the
people along with them, il they only stick togethcr)
and the distribution of the offices among themselves
will follow of course. There plenty of offices for
every editor in the country - from those who issue
daily sheet large enough for n table cloth, to dis
tributor or ink over surface bigger than deni
Duff Green, Printer to the Senate, $4,000
Duff Green, Printer to the House Of
Representative. $4,000
THESE are two distinct Offices, each House APP
pointing it's printer. There is no such officer ms
Printer to Congress.
Isaac Hill, Second Comptroller, 5000
Amos Kendall. Fourth Auditor, 5000
Dabney S. Carr, Naval Officer, Bait. 900
III. NJ. Noah, Naval Officer, New York 5000
Hem. III. Norton, Postmaster, Hartford 5000
Nathaniel Green, Postmaster, Boston, 1000
Andrew ]. Dunlap, Attorney, Boston, 5000
David Henshaw, Collector, Boston, 5000
w. r. Danforth, Collector, Providence, 5000
Norfolk Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

PAstp-G hbds at So %; lat7 rs; 9at8;Isty so: nj
To- nj GO; eat4 70 at 10 90; az 50: a, D. a,
TO- ats ~; 1st6; at9 at 30; ! al I go. /
at4 so at >; u5 IL; ati go; at4 81 -
RKErsnD-2 hhds atI 10, at 9 rs at7 75.1 n, 7 10
At 40 st4 30; ats 50. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

From Tie baltimore 4a,yfea,t Of ,ray2
rLoOh-in the early part Of the were no nui-
street. Tor home consumption On Wednesday the market was
quite heavy, and parcel Of $50 barrels Howard street wa,
o'u rom stores at 50 81 2 cash On the day,
were PAID Tor some parcels f export, this pricc several
os were also taken on Thursday To-day however the
bet has experienced reaction in Consequence the
ance OF other purchasers for export and eastern
10 safe oil iOo barrels was made early this morning
80 Out we believe the only Holders now all
nrn at So p barrel ana refuse sell About
noon to-day two parcels were sold 81 % per barrel cash
interest added and tins rate be considered store
cash quotation The raggoH Prce Howard Flour M
Tue commencement ofthe week, was about 50 % IS per b
Thursday the prevailing s. Is; and TO dnv
Wagon price has become Uucetnsume loads HAVING been
taken at IS - and few at s. B7L2
or City MILL Flour there parcels sold about the
ml,e OF The week 1T So per barrel, credit with.
out interest One parcel of 500 barrels of this description was
also lske" Il believed on the Holders generally
are asking to-day SO per barrel months without interest,"
vhch equa! to 50 ~ - per bbl cashand quote
cordingly.
specion returns continue very small; and the quantity yet
received can tie hat ring We have heard any sales
ierlng any aud decline selling present rates.
On "Wednesday safe Of parcel Of Potomac Flour good
Sales Of Rye Flour. in small parcels, 50 81 II.
we omen our RF3 orr to say that since one o'clock
barrels OF tie old stoet have been made at So months
The editors fthc Baltimore American are indebted
to commercia friend for the following extract of
letter, received by the Jane az New York, dated
"4;o DE JANEIRo, 10th March, 1929.
Since our last ofthc 9th nit. there has not been
single arrival OF Flour here from the United States
aud we are now selling Gollcgo brand (llichmond) at
PSI 2IV per barrel, and Howard street at 22H. We
should not he surprisd to obtain BOY Our currency
has deprecated greatly, and continues do so, from
! number of causes. Among these the excessive
importations of goods, which exceed the means of
remittance three fold and tho absolute necessity on
the part of of the British agents to remit by
every CONVEYANCE, be exchange at what it may.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
WonInlerrtaI Neror0.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcns.
From Liverpool. u. Mnrcl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
BIGGER'S OFFICE

10 81 % % 6 80
Were the drawn numbers in the MARYLAND State
Lottery Class No. 1, Several handsome Prizes
again sold at the ever fortunate
mayJ RIGGER,S OpCIrr