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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

GALE OF VALUBLE PROPEHTK,-By vuius
y ola power vested in by Edward Valentine, shall Offer
for sale on the second day Of November upon The premises
all the right title aud nieres, Of the said Valentine the Sy
age and the property thereto attached, Including all the
buildings and sppUrenaDces belonging heeuD,o. The
viii be foh Of the purchase money in hand If more
desirable TO the purchaser, negotiable payable either
~ the Banks in Richmond sixty days will be received in lieu
Of the cash payment The other payments shall be nadg
accommodating. eud made known the d<y.
Should sale NOT be made the day, il viii he offered Or
lease ar tho same tune and place.
Charlottesville, Oct I5.--vzt DANIEL SliEFFIY.
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REARSffALS SAIE.-iu pursuance Of decree Of tT
LEE superior court of chancery holden Stauno, pro-
pornced the l7ih day OF July, 1922 in hefei1
depending. wherein The administrator with will ANNEXED Of
aud heir at aw Of Richard SyDor, eGndant win lie sold at
public auction for cash. bere The door of the Wayne Tavern
IN Slaun'on Monday the 23d day Of November next
following toc Of Land to witt in the county Of Harrison 1880
the Of Horn creek drain Of Leading creek
1000 drain oTygefs Valley river 500 between
Stua's end Bndep's Mill creek, branch Of Hughes river;
the county Of Randolph, 1900 the Of aury river
1000 the waters Of (auey river 1000 branch
Of Elk rge 1000 Crugo CREEK waters Of III river aud
1000 Rock Camp crek and 10 the county OF Augusta
1900 the North river, branch of Shenandoah about
10 rs miles north of Staunton and 2t0 Che
Ridge and Mill creek, branch of the COwpdstUre river
For particular description Of the above meuoned lands
reference may be had to the title papers flied the
oct 6-9tc GEORGE E5KRIDGE, d. s. Chy. G..
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ted.
On motion of Mn. SUMMERS, these resolutions
were orderedto be laid on the table and printed.
Some conversation then took place. as to the mode
OF arrangement to be pursued in making out the Re
port of the Committee
Mr.. CHAPMAN offered some resolutions on the
subject of the compensation of members of the Ie-
gslatie and of the exclusion of members from Off
ces created by the Legislature of which they re
members. which he moved to lay on the table and to
have printed. The motion was agreed to-.
Ma. MERCER then moved, that the Chairman be
instructed 10 prepare and arrange the resolutions
adopted, SD lay them before tue Committee in
the morning, with view 10 report in part or final
as may be determined on tn the Convention to- morrow
The motion was agreed to.
The Committee then rose.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

DIED, al New lork on Sunday n'urrii5 Doth year
OF ms the Rev WILLIAM Harris, ID. D., Iresen,
umt:a College.
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E'-rs, 2G:!l Sept 1920
II IS reported that there change French Cabinet,
with the exception Of Polignac.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
BY the Effort,

BY the Effort,
M g. D, KYLE have received and will open
w this morning, very handsome assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, consisting of
Green, olive, brown and pearl TnorBo
Orange, crimson and blue moreen
Morino long shavls, (among them may be found
some Of entire worsted borders, and richly
werked)
Eew style Ponlard hanlkercliefs
Silk fringe, colored ond black
Real ostrich feathers, entirely DGo
Worked muslin collars and girop lace
An additional assortment Of ladies' winter gloves
ALso.-Blue, black, ard coioured cashmere and
cloths
Book and Swiss muslin
Scotch carpetings
White fauncs
SIX bandanas
Sattinetts and bangup cord
Fancy prints and cbintz shSVss
piece transparent velvet
And various other articles, to which tie atteDLisl
of their customers is United.
~: .sg: &c. X4He.ox --ousE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

EUST received, WALDGRAVE, novel. Also
81 a few copies Of Edge Hill
oct 81 r. D. SANXBY,
TaT OTICE.-I would hereby inform the public that am
authorised Agent for the Christian Baptist TOR
the new translation Of I've New Testament, for tie Psalms,
Hymns and Spiritual Songs r the Debates aud for all the
wotH published edited hy AcsUd Campbell Of Beihany,
- --t "a e. * POO! Is RIGHT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

pUKsUANT. 10 tie PROVISIONS OF the Iasl viii a,lJ
Z testament Of the late Augustine Davis shall as
his executor, prooaedt ose ut public auction safur
day. thy 3lst OF October, 1922 the following valuable
llih s'racte, at present occupied by Mrs Stanad
The honsc adjoining the occupied by NIr. Sim
uel Shepherd, and hieesFs. R.chie 81 Cook as the
by Dr. Clark. And the ground from thence TO the eas.
tern boundary of said Davis's lot containing feet,
on which stands frame hliiding present occupied
by Mr. l.. l.. Montague.
Also $50 of laid lying in the COUNTY Of Her
rico about seven miles above town. plat Of which
may be seen at any time nj The Coffee lfouse-whic.
is divided into three different tracts of 54! acres lil
acres, and 9c each accommodate purchasers.
'Fhe sale o. the whole viii take place on that day
at the office Of the Enquirer, and the will be ono
third in cash third in six months, aud the renlan
ing third in twelve months foE The day Of sa!c
Ronas and deeds CO trust on tie property viii be 70.
CURED for the last payments.
oct Z. w. ROOTES Executor
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CT The Managers feel great pan.rs 4. assoAueisg nsy
haze engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. SLonAR for nights only, in.
GLIDING their Benefits.
MIR. & MRS SLOyUAIN'S SECOND NIGHT.
THIS EvENING, OCT. "a,
WtU be peDforpaed fhe admired Comedy Of He
JHAL0US WIFE.
Mrs. OAKLEY, Mrs. SLOMAN.
AT THE on PLAY,
MIR SLOMAN, the celebrated English BuiIpo Siuser will
appear and sing an entire National Song, called
Heroes 0 Coiu,abia," and the following Comic SONGS
errg Sn'arts Trip IN search IF Seet kstty C2ors" and
"Pr2rsSsiosal D;nser Parties"
4Ae tc1soe 10 conclude trah The iavgha5le }ree IF
FAMILY JARS.
oELPH Mrs. SL0IH-1.N.
W Boxes and PIT 81 Oct OF
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u your company, on Saturday, the 9th inst. st
o'clock, A. M, in front of the City Hall, complete
Uniformed and equipped, (except caps-and Battal-
ION muster at the same hour. on Monday, the 26th
INST, at the Valley Market House. for exercise and
inspection. The roll viii be called precisely at the
hour named BY order.
oct % Ct SAML. S. MYERS, Orderly Seri,.
SUPERIOR VINE.
N&HE Subscriber has jus, received at his Store.
opposite the Theatre, supply Of Tinta and
burgundy Madeira WING, imported direct to this
place In 1872 and beloved nov to be about IL years
old. '~'''
He has also received new supply Of 6he ffessl,
Tea, from New York.
oct 22-eo2t WAITER D BLAIR
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HH1l{BRE Will be petition to thc reEt Assem-
h bly, m virginia, for heaye to opfp road fr,n
Ovens Tavern to Taylorsq1Ilo, in Hanovcr, qid
then on to the CnrcErc lirs, sfrargl u, rt.5:,
to FIchenckstur1,.
F;8Hc:
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NEW GOODS.

n LRERT A, MORRIS g. CO., at the sto
n lately occupied by Edwin James 4, Co., otter Il
.oie ~ w. =
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ri EW-NO. 60, n. AZ REVIEW Index 10 The isst
IL twenty-five volumes OF do &c.
AsoJust received large supply of London Editions.
Donucgans Lexicon, &C. &c &c.
net II J. n. NASH
- ALE AT SOUTH EAS'T.-OD Thursday 18th next
- month, Now shall offer public sale, at South East
residence Of William and Sarah r. NlewbuTn of Pow
haan the crops Of Corn Oats Fodder &C. the stocks of o
ses Mules Cattle, and Sheep, the Furniture and Plantation
Utensils belonging their mules valuable
good ork Oxen, Wagson excellent Feather Beds, Ma,re
ses &c aud great variety Of md articles
worth the attention Of house keepers TesA pf ten
dollars uode CASH between fifty dollars and ten, six months
over fifty dollars twelve months credit Purchasers will be
reured to- binds, with approved security, carry
interest datetne interest be icmcd the pune
tual payment fine principal
There being number Of articles be sold the sale will
commence at IL O'Clock, If fair n not the fair day
Will. BOILING Admir- with the
will annexed Of VIM Mewbrrn,
oct 2i-2aw and ex'Or Of s r. Acwbdfr
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RICHMOND CIRCUS.

EJ' Boxes and PIT 81. @
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attrtt0tt &aIF8.
~ DAVENPOkT, ALLEN
ROOK SALE

On MONDAY, the Goth inst, at j o'clock P. 4,
we shall sell at our auction room, a valuable coIlee
top Of books principally new, without reserve.
OFT 29 ID A e. co
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THE RETURN.
Ey FELICIA ilEaASs.

Oh hii him reverence III his manhond's prime
Ills youths bright morning dream.--DoN CARLOS.
Art thou with the heart Of thy childhood back,
II nc free, the pure the knd?'
80 rnurmurd the trees i'll my homeward track,
AZ they played TO the mountain wind
blast thou been to thine early love?''
Whispered my native streams:
'nDth the spirit reaT'd amidst hill and grove
Still revere its first high drcans9"
elias; thou horne in Thy bosom the holy PRAYER
OF the child in his parent hals:''
Thus breathed voice on the thrilling air
From the old ancestral wallis
"tlasi thou kept thy faith with the faithful dead
Whose place OF rest nigh?
With the fathers blessing DER tlce shed,
With the mothers trusting eye?"
al have turnd from first pure love aside,
. bright rejoicing streams,
Light after light in my soul have died,
The early glorious dreams?
and the holy prayer from my thoughts hath pass'd
The prayer at my mothers knee
Darken'd and troubled come at last,
Thou home my boyish glee.
''But bear from my childhood gii: of Tears
70 soften and aone
And, ye scenes of those blessed years.
hey shall make me again your own"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

In Chesterfield County Court-Jtne eth, 1929:
George W. Farmer, Henry Farmer and Magnus Cartcr1 .
and Dosiah his wife, ate Dosiah Farmer plaintiffs 2
against .
Henry Hawks and Bess his wife, William Farmer James
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer the
san koper berg an infant Of tender years. by Benjamin
1roooe, ms guardian ad ltum, dts
This day the plaintiffs by their attorney and II
NJ 10 e court by satisfactory evidence defendants are
nor nnatants OF this commonwealth, and they having
entered their appearance and given security according "a the
act OF assembly and the rules of this the motion o The
aid plaintiffs, ordered that the said defendants appear
mere on the second Monday August next answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
NJ some newspaper printed III the city of Richmond for eight
weeks ccessvey and another copy posted the ons
door OF the courthouse of this county court
days. Copy. Teste
AS NTINNATIV N
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VIRGINIA: Atr,les. boden in the cIe,k,s of-s r 49,

VIRGINIA: Atrules holden in clerks office of the
superior court Of chanceIy for the Richmond district
the 81 day Of June, 1929: Sarah POWELL in he, own
rlSht as widow Of James Powell dec, Eliza M, Martha
A. Aradne q, and Sarah n. J. Powell, nfa ut children
M saiu James POWELL dec, by the said Sd guar
dian, pits against Addison Powell admir- Of mes Pow
ELL dec' Wm Gholson and George Mason, dts.
Inc Defendant George Mason, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according Of
assembly the rules of this court nd hv satis
factory evidence, that he is ioha bant of this
country IS ordered that the said defendant do appes
mere on the hrst day Of the January term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; that copy Of This
order tie forthwith inserted in rewspa per published
~ the city ot Richmond, for months successiveIv IND
posted at the front door ofhe capitol said city
al copy Teste, WIN. g. PENDLEroH, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
PHILADELPHIA MAI

T2o"r & .eal-Sincc last report considerable decline b
taken place supcne Flour, extent having beer
made at 50 per biol and with small receipts and shipments
0y former pucnase the stock decreasing Of Rye Flou
800 bbls sold SO 25 and something less prices mn, 49,
ported stock now small no transactions IN Corn Meal o
Importance
GrnNo sales of Wheat reported. Southern Yellow Corr
has been taken - As! come 10 market am
he supply has been fair White
without much vaation
Cotton Several small lots, amounting to about $50 a,es nj
every description have been sold 81 10 cts including Al
bales inferior, Georgia, at 81 cts. q mos.
NGUa S0TeS.-Several bundled brls North Country Tn,
penme have been sold at 81 ana 500 Wilminrton a,
1914. Other descriptions change.
Llsccd Oflas declined and sales made at ~ "a cts and
IN small lots III store ~
idesSaes of ABOUT g,ra have been made At % .
10 ID cts mos, ami 400 Honduras al 10 IL els mos
Eapas at - so mos and go Orleans terms ,nknovn.
i57 boxes brown Havana at % 40, mos 20 binds and
ioo nTiS Porto Rico, so mos and 60 do terms
some small lots ST. Croz at 10 % 10 So and hds Haya
Ma. terms unknown.
C@geeDuring the week sales have made of about $50
bags lgiTa at II IL 10 cts mos 100 Jago at II cs
mos SO lilo at Il cts mos and $4,000 los Porto Rico terms
Unknown. N' ''
TeoAbout A. boxes Gunpovlcr lave eo, sold =, CT On .
Young Byson 82S mos $50 and SIS chesrs On
powder isabea cargo, and GO chests Young Tyson terms
unknown ' "'
IolsscsAbout 10 bids Buakapas at % cts mos and so
Havana at Y cts cash, the principal sales the week
P.its-About Is pipes Bordeaux Brandy been sold a
- ~ ond mos ~ bids England FUN cts with sone
small lots Of Whiskey at quotations
iR"igoIhc sales this been about Is ccrooos
Guatemala at 81 5 and 10 Caracas 20
al q mos ~ " i'''
FThc season for sales Of old Rlackere beipp en- near
and No. = at % 80. 80
Pia'ser Two cagoas disposed OF this week one ats3 2I2
10 other articles the haze been about 10 tons Ket
terms untnown 80 cs Ricc at 81 49, mos 20 ar casks
100 cts mos. F'T0' '''''iie a'
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NEW YORK MARKET-J,1y II.

4sses;-D During the week prices have inproved-saes Of
Pearls have been made Sis, and advance is now re-
CURED. Pots selling 40.
C29te-Ihe transactions since last have been
rather pited-say 400 bags ST Dom III ls !ot of Brazil
at ~! l23, and small lots of Java at 10
CoiotIh sales of the week reach about bales chiefly
OF Upland at 81 l0l; Alabama l04 NOcms 10 - CTS
Domestic GoodS-The sales very limited, without vara
ton i'll prices
, Drugs and pyesg6sAt public auction 200 tons rude
nstone were sold at Sl7 II so per $50 Roll
nstone at private SALE per quantity of Gum Sbe
lack at % % cts and Snlphrate Quinine 49,
Dye - oGdS About 100 tons OF Campeachy Logwood have
been sold at Se6 u per toll lot of Iiachewood at 45
Ft'r-irices have still further declined. The sales of The
week have been about 1000 bbs Western Canal brought S. 90
Rye 70 /. s' - ~
Gr"'-Abow 1000 bushels of Western Wheat have been
100 1' - N'"''ieih
,loaases-saes ~ Orleans have been at 90 80 cts
Naval Stores-Tar 81 rs; Turpentine o.
Rc-Abou, 100 terces have been sold during the week a,
q a ~ WEN IT.
S"'S-TAe sales during have been rather more
animated About 200 hhd n Orleans ~ 8! cts; brown
tu'rl 81 CTS St. Csoiy a IO3
101a'c0-A lot OF KY has been disposed Of 4, G cts
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BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE

z OFFER for sale t he tract OF land on which re.
q side, in the county of Botetourt, containing 782
acrcs-thcrc about 900 acres OF cleared land
which is well enclosed and in fine order Tor cropping
Near 900 of the uncleare6 land is of the very
best quality, aud admirably adapted the production
of corn wheat, oats, rye. tobacco, hemp and clover
and equal to any tract of high land in tile State.
The improvements are plain but comfortable dwell
ling house, with rooms, kitchen. smoke-houee &c.
- tobacco houses, a granery and wheat machine
all new. | will show the land and make known the
terms to any one disposed to purchase.
July 8--w4w TIL COODE
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

- Richmond, 15h May, 1929.
The parties Interested in the execution of the
above order hereby notified that have appoiu-
ted Monday the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this office, at which time, and place they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing of the matters
III reference, by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents and
proofs too enable me TO perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN, COMMISSIONER
en- CHANCEisY-At a court held for Louisa county at
Lawrence of Sarah Wood decd plaintiff oaa;n;t
DAVID Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards Molly Nlul.
Mcnle, Bezeeel Brown }eey his wife Edmund Bronn
ana ihc9dosia his wife, Nancy Ncc Polly Niche David
HichIe' frances Niche, Sarah Niche Robert Niche
his wife Robert c. Willis and EIz, his VIE Robert Niche
Niche, Jenuctta Mcc sally Niche James Niche Nsnpv
payue Peter Nc Amr and Mary his wife, Ludlow Branrhar
and sally his Wife Nancy Niche Nancy Goodman Asa smith
ana RANGES his wife, James Goodman and Maria his wife
nIch'e NauPn, arkn Stamper and Emily his wife, John
aies and Polly his wife, Thomas Siagner and Nancy his wife
James MauPn Fontane Aaupn, Patrick Maupin William
martin and sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy his wife
susanna Niche James Niche, Joel Nlapn and Polly his wife
ohn Niche, William Mchie, Patrick Niche Nancy Niche
James James Mcre, William Niche, John Niche, Mere
Wete and Patsy his wife, John Downing Polly his wife
OiIver Cross and Nancy his wife, Sally smith, John Wood
Thomas Wood, administrator Of David Wood David Niche
James Niche and Frances NIiche Robert G. willis admins
traitor of James Niche deceased and James Niche r admin
istIatoE of David Niche, deceased defendants
The defendants George Ache and Elizabeth his wife, Mat
thew Niche and Sally his wife, John Mchie Nancy Payne
Peter Macarthur and Mary his wife Nancy Niche Nancy Good
man, Asa Smith and Frances his WIFE James Goodman and
Maria his wife, Mche Maupn LarLn Sampcr and Emily his
wle, John Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and
Nancy his wife, James Maupn, Foniane Maupin Patrick
Maun William Martin and Sally his wife; Richard Davis and
y us Wne, joel auPin and Polly his wife, Nancy Niche,
Merewether and Patsy his WIFE Sally Smith and John
'oou not having entered their appearance given security
according to law and the rules this court and appearing to
ge satisfaction OF the court that they inhabitants of this
ae on Tie motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered
that the said last named defendants jwho are not inhabitants of
h eae) 90 appear here the first day of August court next
anu answer the bp OF the plaintiff and that copy this order
l3ttwn inserted in newspaper published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully and posted at the front
uoor OF he courthouse Of this county, court day.
~ y copy Iesc, JOHN HUNTER. e. L. G
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Com M1ssIoNEK's OFF1oE

Richmond. July 7ih, 1899
The parties nteres ed will please notice that have
appointed the 10Th day of Sep;ember
duties prescribed foregoing ORDER
at my Office in this city, their accounts voucher,
aud documents ready for examination aud settlement
% w8w HILARY BAKER, Coni'r.
a Trues held the clerks Office Of the court of the U
States Tor the fifth circuit district of yirp-
MIA, in the month of july 1925 WIN Keith nit aenfnst
William Mayo sheriff Of the county of Henric, William
1arnett exor &c of Rcha I'd Blooke decd who was ex-
ec"to OF wa Brooke, decd, which Ricba nd WilIaA
Brooke were devisees and sgatees of Geurge Brooke
Decd Alexander Iunstail heir OF the rne Tun
sta the same Alexander Tunstal brother and bai, of
b. Hii Thomas Coleman and Frances c. his wife Eliza
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill admor of b. ylor Hill and ot
Mary Hill, decd John Brooke, George Brooke Robert
Campbell j., robert Campbell lIeiI or of Colin
Campbell decd, Thomas Pitts sheriff Of the county of F
sex, Christopher johnson sheriff Of county Of King
W iam to whom the of Dr. Robert Canpbsll was
committed for adminsra on YIN Robinson she riff of the
county OF hIng g. Queen whom tue estate of Geors.
Brooke was committed for admnisi and Jpn Gar
nett adnoG of Robert Brooke, decd. dns-IN CuAHcy-
The defendants John Brooke and George NJ Brooke
no having entered their appearance in this
defendant Robert Campbell, j having entered his
appearance to the amended bills therein, nd li,ey not
having gwen security according rule court md
appearing that they of the state of
Virginia: motion of the plaintiff by his counsel il is
ordered, that the said defendants do aupes1 before the
said court at the city Of Rchmoud the first of The
next term, and file their answers; that copy of this
rule he forthwith inserted some neyspaner p,;uted
III me CITY OF Richmond for months successfully aui
posted NJ the front door of the capitol in the said civ
2o IScoIy. Tes,e RID. JEFFRIES, elk.
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10 her Office This is Ia itself but small mat
ter but 1t involves principles OF such nature as to
demand the solemn consideration of the sober and
thinking people Of this country.--L.N NJ. Y. Com.
[rhe above will no doubt remind the reader of
the declaration of Col Benton nude to the people of
Missouri before the idea OF in the high places
scized on his caPdcious mind that should tien j. be
elected PRESIDENT he (Col B. would resign his seat
In the Senate as he had idea of legisati,g with
brace OF pistols III his belt, &c. &c
Baltimore Chron.
Iatcs, from iorhe Editors Of the Baltimore Chronicle
aIs a deea 10 tue p9eness Of commercial friend for the
at Bristol H. l. dated May IA, 1929
ours OF the ST ns Ivy Laona ,hc ship Augusta, and
at IL 20 mill refs There good coffee in market The
oes hsN al aoo refs Business very dull Exchange dull
SIX months from AUGUST
The consuPon of four owing the high price, is lessened
The Claims of the British government, for spoiaons
their commerce. amounting 100c has been adjusted fix
h'S the value OF the mill refs Ut sd"
Latest from Linu-A letter received by commercial
h'"se m Baltimore with which line Editor OF the taro' has
been favored dated lIMA April Isl savs1his
present in cplorabe satcuocy has lately disappear
are nor worked or likely to be- Tue market also has been
stocked lately with thing Ensish German French and
American products have fallen from p 10 per
fear will he lis
If the Eliza, Baltimore -four will do well!
as the oy parcel sale aoat,e other cagoes have
just closed az Sl2 per bb. on board
Mns. RoTArL has, it appears, got herself int bus
Iiless--us will be fully by the following OK
tract of alcttnr from Washington to the editor of
the Conmcrcal Advertiser:
ErtrIttcfa letter from n friend dated
WAsHNGro Ton, Jaly Q.
As - ncwS. these are ticklish times YOU know so
Il Is safes: To Let on know that cucumhers were
''ch refreshed by yesterdays long wished for show
ers and that we ate to-day 'simlins, for the first
time from our garden. Duff Green has turned
out--hIrs. Royal. who ANNOYED his Office and that
eminent parsonage threatens to turn out Duff Green.
So we 60"
we are sorry two such important personages should
! have quarreled What a tit bit for Maj. NOAH,
Mrs. Royal before Court, on Saturday.
! What was don we can't say. Is there "a ducking
stool in the DIstrict?-T.A ir Gas.