Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05

'Ihess e6sess ws ssfursi snd lav6.I
NV Ssys Tue orgsr Of the AdminstrsIion pss r,s,y J:
asew hampshire. The principle has ali p.'y III
acted on, but il is the first tin Q, we b.l;ss s'one been
!" OF .he me'cenarics has been go lost to sisma lay
ihe Bostcn Palladium says: "Co,too NOAH.
sa'd to have advanced in price about 10 NO moous arc
full operation. ~ y t,sshuas are in
r,,,.. 1-ite New York Mercantile Advertise,
..a'ea tn.t tho brig Frunces. of tbnt nor, - 90.
."ns' which entered Csdiz after il wss decl.r,s . 80
r., a. Inergcd a Tonnage duty of one dollar mar
to aSou, ', $780, sxpf Fos 10 amounting in ~ 70, chsrscs,
the port ct Gibraltar, the chs,~.s .a.JI us'Iens IN
about seven dollars. e' "ouiu nave pcen
CaPt.re q me Cleaner, Of poyfiand.-f.xt,, ~
Portland, dated St. Miebaels. Juns ~ CSauet, from
ferceira 9Th inst. and was cut out by fan, hassu =
a'a,at o'clock next morning, and have bes,, s,,Su,
OF every Inovenole thing. l have been sent 10 thIs
place, and shall either be discharged, or ,cns 10 Ts
bon and remain for adjudication"
southern Grapes-'rhe Yorkvillc Pioneer. ors
- suites ihut Col. Ciandinen Is taking great pains
81 'a,sea large vineyard, which promises TO reward
ms EFFORTS. Two grapes, gathered from one Of his
1idde'rd vines, weighed so grains, And HAT lie
vines are thickly hung with rich clusters. His mus.
catel vines are also crowded with francs ,,as.San-
SO grains. The editor Of the Pioneer than 49,
INTO a disquisition on the effects Of Wine in SINNERS
seding the use of ardent spirits-and considers fhe
growth OF the grape as a Pioneer in the cnuse ofrc.
form.
~ r,enes .Nary.-A great effort IL making bv g,ay.. :,
nos"e'. navy, which Is already second oaly 10 ina, n e E,w
.hc VIII have, on the LIST of January next. So .hi,,s ~ nSsine
snu oS irigates, besides a great number of sIoour = mo mhs
p,iss The present number of officers is IO0II I, n.,..as !. ~
80. i,ooo: % estimate Of vessels 10 be empioved -, S;eelsmo
..a.pns IN 1851 Is i2s; among which we no,icc s a. !. an
~ soh oi w Save ,ade, and I for hytirocrnbicaJ r,,,.,"P-
e''a d rance u to that Of England as 6 10 to 10
lJo1r, Com.
10y J'on hdrnHn.-The editors Of the New yo,. p,.,
a1n rom Capt. Russell, of the ship Alfred. h. in 49, sps'
havana mat y. Is. vi. Packet arrived az Hava,, 49, nnu
H"S"s', iHnm vera Cruz, the Captain of vbc, 'o'n
Msscuirenuy ieporteh al Vera Cruz, that the Spar;sh 49,:
~ a LANDING The troops at Soto Marine, near Ta,n,ico
n she a very dull al Havana, and the place consias,.,
.eai'Ny o me season OF the year There il no con6ma,;n,s b..
whieh reached here last week, from Pensacola. rh,s ..nS.a.,
I" ai"'os' CERTAIN that the report has no foundation.
CHARLEsros, August 20.
From HAp.aJM4.-3y the brig .Ho,,reEo r.,
SARGENT, arrived ycsterdy, we received our ~.
the Havana Jfohcfoso vHercantie to the a2d ;rs, al
10 a commercial friend we are indebted for a nr;r.
current of the same date. ..s,Nt ""e
we learn rom Capt. SARGkSr, that some of H..
which sailed in the fleet for Mexicn has
to Havana; that he learned from the Can,
OF one OF them, that the troops we're landed NJ
Iainpico, and when the transports smiled fIon IL
coast they were On the march for that place. -"