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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

bill has passed the Legislature osDeIaware.
incorporating company for the culture and man
niacture OF Silk, with capital Of 900 dollars.
Mr.. T.. Msury, OF Wilmington. gentleman who
has devoted much attention TO the subject, is said
TO be at 'ie bead oftbe undertaking.
MAT mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

The Nat. Intelligencer hints thatMr. Adams is
about to reply to the Appeal of the Eastern Fe.
deralists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

was ses aside; end the blouse resolved into Com
mttee OF the Whole on the state of tho Union,
Mr. ~ickiife in the Chair, and resumed the dis
cussion OF the bill. making additional appropriate
ons for the militsry service Of the u. State for
the year 1929: A long debate ensued in the
course o. which. Messrs. Forward. Armstrong and
McDuffe addressed the committee The appro-
preparation bills for the Indian Department, and
Tor The Navy, were neAt considered. The former
Of these. occupied the attention Of the Committee
t, nearly the close Of the sitting upon the latter
MI! nIr. Newton Of Virginia. moved an amendment
that four hundred and thirty-one thousand dollars
should be applied to the repairs Of vessels, in lieu
oil the sum proposed by the original bill. The a.
m endment was, however. rejected, by majority
o. 70 to Do. The committee. on motion by Mr..
bassett arose; and at s o'clock the House ad-
loorned' Wdsh. TEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
arysw OF THE NEW T' soss * csSis,s,.l Aars


From the Co.nmercal Advertise,
REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK MARKETNAvovsr 10
C6Saes have been made of nc bhds green 8. Js.o 4,
Cubs IL mouths 10 bags at p cts loo ~,
i3 cts Java IS cts z65 bSss s., pomnsn Ia
cts and 40 bags BY arc'on. at ia ia cs days bags
Tfiagr, "A 81. ~ -
CSSion. transactions Tor the las, three d,v.
about 800 bales Of Cpands l0i New slrs =,
about ~ and 100 Alabama Tennessee rn, =,
Don<sfie GOods--frces have with md. sed'e, ioo
Fsos. Mni-Ths supply has increased lle sse. on,
last. Sales of 200 bbs RchiDont Cuy Mills haze ~ 49, %
at equal to IS IS CASH SOD bills Baltimore Wharf =, %
Peiersbafg at So GA Geogetown and Troy \, m.
rates, and Genesee from Wheat NJ GA 7s sale
al zuO punch Com Meal has been made 43 mos and
quantity of hLls az Sd $500
Grdin-Two small parcels Of csnp Ceoe,-e Nbra,
have been sold IO8 c at iO9 cts and
100 bushels M Carolina al O6 cargo Of NO busbes
virginia Yellow Corn was sold yesterday ut 81 cts
uoiaSses.A public sale ts 26,h of 10, hhds
Cuba Moasses thin. 20 a 23A mos Al private sale
lew hhds New Orleans were disposed OF 3Os els
OiIs2DO half chests Lncca Oil recehly Unmarried hav.
been sold at 81 Is mos; ~ pipes Olive Oil cts IN time
and Am Lnseed SO cts, cash. spetm OILS are IN GOOD
demand and sales extent, have mai. n G cite IA,
Summer, and as cts for Winter.
S-Sevora thousand sacks Liverpool have been so n,
y lot oi upwards al 700 bushels ground sold before
arrival at d cts bushel.
SpiritsA sale pipes tede's Holland Gin IN. b.e,
made on the wharf, 1851 els mos Whissey IA bills al
% CTS >' ''' -
Sngays-Prhlc sales ON the 26,h of ca hid
prime N Orleans. "'ridshs" brand 10 sfs TO, Nu
lbs mos and 40 bls blown Brazil az "a "a cts nef H. on
days 80 Ps''A -
IdGPau Of the cargo ship Beaver 1929 was offered AT
on Tie 2l and l4o CHESTS 1onkay sold 81
10 90 Hyson skin CO, and IL hall chests at Is CTS mos
sale stopped " - - S''
HinesSaes have been made by auction OF a mines Ma
nea az % lbs Is casks hlarsei!es Carei AZ Si4 90
10 20 per cass lO0 cases Champagne so a B7S 40 hall
ossets al 90 ech and ~ baskeIs Punk per basket
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR SAFE

pursuance OF decree of tho county cour; q.
buckingham, the undersigned commissioner 80
one or more fthem, Will proceed on ne Dr1,n; ~
me gym DAY OF September next sell to the high,
IS. uaet OF land IN the lower part Of Buck
ingham, on James River, called Mount mn.
Tbs tract OF land is bcheyed to contain SIX bpn.
ureo aciesIaoot one hundred aud fifty of which are
low GROUNDS good portion of the E;ah Lana - j.
woods, and is tobacco land The whole of the opr,,
ana Is IN good condition, and rGtt Of the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile '''''e'
LIE Improvements originally constructed. with 81,
eye taste and usefulness. viii require some repars
Annecuraie survey Of the whole tract asceI,a;n
ing the quantity of forest and open h and bottor,
innd VIII be made before the day sale and Mai >
cxhioiting the results, viii be prepared for the nf,
nation OF those concerned. ~
TERMs.-A credit of !, 9, 3 ana wears will 10
eivei The commissioners Will require from the mn
chaser bonds with approved security and win rel a;,,
a hen ON the land tilt 'he purchase money be maid
One OF the Commissioners viii attend on tho nre,,
ises day before the SALE for the purpose oshewn.
the land s
GEO. 81. PAYNE
w. L. FONTAINE Cornm's-
wM. Z, RANDOLPH sioners,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
TRUST S.JLF-
arg e7-tds c

ny virtue OF q deed of trust executed 10 the srl
ecriber BY John Johnston, and of record in tI.
nus'gs court oIce OF the city of Richmond, on th,.
lTth day of October, 1897 shall on Tue 2Ist J"v
August 1879, at IL O'Clock. NJ. before the font DON
OF the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, f,r ,b
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to- sell at publ
~, to wat: lots parcels Of land lying aud bsi,,
n the said city, on Valley and Concord streets
known in survey made by Richard Young fSor the
iate Dr: John Adams, bearing date the 3Ist say
men, To wit; Stephen and Dick. For NOSE port
cular description o. said property see said det1 The
title To the above property is believed to he good
but acting as trustee, shall not warrant
aug ll-iot Jesse II. KEESEE Trns,o.
VI The sale oF the above Land is posi- poutyi n,,fi
Monday, 9Th September next; at o'clock ON hon
misses: Of the negroes, until Tuesday sth. 81. Ia
O'Clock, at the Bell Tavern ~
aug p JESSE T.. KEESEE. 'rrusta.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
INDIAN TREATY. -

From (saisaa y1dcerlser.
v, INDIAN TREATY. -
we earn from gentlemsa who arrived here last
night from Prairie du Chen that treaty with tle
Winneoagoes and Potawatainies had been concluded
anu purchase made of nli the lands soutl, of the
Ousconsin, between the Upper Mississippi river and
Lake Michigan, including all lands in this tract here
toiore held by the Indians. We are informed that n
small reserve has been made in this coded tract but
stood. ~
The stipulations of the treaty urs that the Winnc
oagoes are 10 receivc annually for 30 years the sum
OF eighteen thousand dollars and the Potawnta mics
are To receive annually, fifteen thousand dollars "a
long as they sustain their as "a distinct nation
Unusual harmony between the Cominis siou.rs and
the Indians prevailed during the treaty, and the In
auis expressed perfect satisfaction the accom-
phshincht OF the long contemplated sale of their
country We shall probably be abe 10 rive n more
deiinite account OF this treaty our next plumber
TIE per cent Circuiar.-Wc learn that in some
cases the order not TO allow nc per cent discount
Tor measure" has been carried back in its operaton
and AZ least held in suspense over cloths which lind
'ecn entered before the order was received In
ole instance which happen To know Of n pacl;,ga
was entered passed by the appraisers, sold IN sep
nratc pieces and carried the country before the new
instructions were issued. The calculations howe
yer, had not been completed, and nov the collector
refuses 10 I'LL mp the bonds, except Oh the new plan.
xeh makes the duty another dollar per yard, pro-
dneihg a heavy loss instead of profit. In another
case the goods are still hand, but having been
entered the only way avoid the loss of abon, four
hundred dollars Increase of duty is To re shin the
goods receive the debcnture and import them over
AGAIN, win an invoice made out for instancc at los
per yard, instead os COS with per cent discount
w here goods have not passed. through the Custom
House. they will probably be permitted to remain in
siatu quo, until new invoices are obtained. In the
mean lime the business season viii have gone by;
heavy disappointment and loss will be incurred by
the merchants and the revenue SO far rs these
arc concerned will be precisely what it would have
oeun without oil this vexation and trouble.
~ J.. !. Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
RAwKTNTS' OFFYCE
NEW BOOKS.

SERAiONS preached in India by Bishop Heber.
- Sermons do in England by do. do
Memoirs Of SIMON Bolivar, President Libcstog ~ the RepI
lie OF Colombia aud If MI principal Generals SeefCt History
Of the Revolution, and tie which preceded IT, from 1907
the present time. With an introduction, containing an
Of the Statistics aud the present situation Of said Re-
public, Education, Character, Manners and Customs Of tie
Inhabitants BY Gen H. L. " Dueondny Holslcm Ex chef
Of the Sad Of the President Lterator and citizen tic
Uuied States Professor Of Moen Languages tho college IN
Geneva, Nev York, &e.-Jvst PUBLISHED aud received
avg22 ;. T. NASh'S,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

D The Telegraph says, that ''.Hr Livingston does
ant ons TIC Goeernoert one cent" The dobt which
~itb interest exceeded $780, 600, has been paid bv
the sale Of his property. We are glad to hear il !.
and nops il is true. We will believe i. when we
have sumo better authority for it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
eroht counties.

~ Ihe Telegraph is laboring very hard to Justify
Inc Postmaster at Washington. in refusing to deliver
letters to Scholield upon written order. in direct
violation OF law The worse the cuuse, the greater
tue labor required to sustain il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

kOTICE.--MRs. NELSON continues her
4 Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
iogton Tavern, within SHY yards ofthe Capitol Square
She viii be prepared to accommodate, in the best
manner, number Of the Members of the Con vention
and Legislature, with their families IL required
Good stables, and carriage houses well supplied with
provcnder and careful Rostlcrs aug7 Gle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

located IN Williamsburg, and Offers his profess
IN the Superior Court Of Chanccry and Iiustinps
Court held in that city, aud in the Superior apd In
ferior Courts of the counties OF James City York
Warwick and Gloucester. All communications adj.
dressed TO him, post paid, viii be punctuaIy attend
CD To aug 25-3tcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
SHOES.


on MONDAY, the 9Th instant, OF 10 o'clock, vii
De sold at our Auction and Commission Store.
eo Packages Shoes, prime quality, suited TO tbs
season, and direct from the manufacturers
SD, . y. ID. 4, Co Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

SALE OF LANO.-Dy virtue of a icc IN f,,,s, e~,t
- 20 'he subscriber by John NJ Gregory the tn ,ay 81
Ansus 1921, aud admitted in the CLERK 6r. ~ 81
ceamy OF James City, the 9Th OF January la5S G.
certain purposes THEREIN expressed SHALL proceed ON ,S
cay the hird dsy OF September neX sen "a, tine ,,,
TO Tic highest bidder for ready motley, Tract of land, nv sa
county OF James CITY, m said decd conveyed, described r.
containing four hundred acres, having been allotted IN f
'ey Browne (of whom John 81 Gregory pucbasedS al
adjoining Bruwues mill This land is Eeayy tn,reI
Is conveniently situated navgable water and may e
S'dercd as desirable 10 those dsIsed engage in the ,imie
trade No defect IN the title is known Subscribed bu a.
he sells trustee, he VIA convey cnlv such tls as h ycs,s ~
hhn NY 'ne dee'i aforesaid JOHN b. CLOPTON.
Angus, LIST, 1929. 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
Land and Negroes at AUCTION.

Land and Negroes at AUCTION.
4 n pursuance Of decree of the County Cuurt ~
lIcDrIco, Ia the Of Adams and OF hers vs. Car
rngton and others, SHALL Commissioners name u
IN the SAID decree, proceed TO SELL public auction
at the Court House of the county of Monroe, OH
Monday, the 2lst day of September next one Tract
of Land, belonging 10 the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased, containing nnc hundred and CITY. eight
acres about two hundred acres are uader cu,vstinn
and On which, there are several comfortable dwell
ing houses. With the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles Of tue Swee; Springs
andis said to be mountain land OF the first quality.
Persous wishing to- view n. referred 10 Mr.. jacob
Baser' and Mr.. Elijah Wickline, residing tho
premises.
And on Monday, the 28th day OF Che Same month.
~ the town OF Stounton, Commissioner Aforesaid
shall sell, at public auction five slaves consisting
OF two Inen, one woman, aud two girls
The slsvcs VIII be sold for ready money-tbe land
on credit OF one aud two years, the purchaser Ia
give bonds, with approved security, aud deed Of
trust upon the properly, To- the purchases mo-
noy. Possession will be given the first ay of Jsn,
uary next. G.. NJ, CARRfNGTON, Coinmr.
aug 1T-2aw1ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WILL be sold on the premises on the 18th dav :,
SeP;einoer next Tract of Land lying in The
county of Henrco> the Wiansb,rrs, s;tngaRoaI
about iour miles from the city of Richmond, contain,
ing between - and 1870 acres, the present rc.ile,
vi The subscriber. Besides the advantages OF stus-
ton aud epibility of Improvement possessed nv
TINS land, there Is upon 1t most coryeu.nt an,
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary o.f
house, an orchard containing between six and sevcr
undfed trees OF Tie finest fruit in the most flourish
ing condition. and well OF water infarinr y, ,nna -
tins State. The subscriber can with propriety re-
commend II as one OF the healthy situations II,
the county; aud 10 any wishing To purchase a
convenient productive farm, more favorable op.
poriinity could not present Itself The sobsrr,b..
viii take pleasure in showing the premises To ans
person DESTROYS of purchasing. The terms viii bn
made known on the day Of sale.
sept I-4tS e JAAIES pAprpD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
Ktr1Dtelott0 1e1Ntn.
TzLgNspAx MORNING, SEPT. Q, 1870.

GT correspondent in Fuvupna, has sent us the
following asthe true state of the polls in the late
congressional election, and assures u.s. that is
rect' ashc has received his accounts from the best
authority in the difIcront ccu,,;.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

dooue1oH-A young female, last wesk orciby ahduc
% ,nls toWn AND carried to Boston Her story fuil Of
INTEREST and viii be given nv paper Strange
as may appear the act committed in presence Of NOM
OV' VI our QUEENS and no effort made H.
prnrp nnrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

I :, Ihe SUBSCRIBERS attending 10 move ON
| Nx4< the hrst OF October, to The store at ore,
| lse1s ssr I'm WI the occupancy Of Messrs. Charter
q Williams, offer for rent the store which
frst of October next. BARNES gwen Pr % = inc
sept 2--2swG
Lod.es Lasting slippers, sqtsdre toes NTH heeis
me case ofthe above article is inst received ~
GRANNISS, SON s. BROTHERS.
BALELNG ROPE IND BED CORDS.
|SOOO Lbs Of baleing rope
~ 20 doa bed cords, jnst received, and for
NESTS BOXES.-ie5 Nests Boxes, land.
sept ' s.a q SAFE ny OTIS. DUNLOP & Co.
DIAPER, SUGARS. &c.--Landing for
$50 Reams wrapping paper
hhds ST. Crox sugar
go hbls tanners oil
NETT HERkINGS.-6O BbIs. Of nett
herrings, will be inspected this morning, and
sept Jas. WINSTON.
GRASS OR STRAW PAPER.-A few
-" reams Of large enveoping or wrapping paper
manufactured OF shaw, received by
sept 3 J. H. NASH
EVERPOINTED PENCIl.S.-Receivcd
On assortment of Addson's Silver Everpoin,ed
Pencils and Crayons, IN boxes to suit, by
sept J. H. NASH.
q HEAP FAMILY BIBLEs.-5o Family
Bibles, remarkably cheap FOR sole BY
sept3 j. H. NASH.
III .AW BOOKS.-A further supply Of Law
Books. Among them just published afe vols
5th and 9th Maidocks Reports q, 2, 3, and a pre-
viously received,l and vol. Pe;ers Reports. For
sale by J. III. NASH
SEPT ,
Two LOVERS OF GOOD QUILLS-A
supply of goose and swan Quills, of the best
quality, feccived.
~ Persons wanting had better make early appli-
Cation as 1t IS an article not To be met with every day
sept3 j. H. NASH
court hello io irince Edward county jolly the 2Di
n 1929 John Buchansn, pit. againyf Hays & LoosncI
ihs.-CroS IsJUSCToS.
The defendants having entered their appeaance and
given security according general assembly and
The rules OF this court and Appearing satisfaction of the
o the plaintiff by his Attorney il ordered thai the said =f
dants do appear here next
answer the plaintiffs b and that copy this
with inserted in Of the public newspapers printed IN
the city of Richmond for sccessively and ao
posted Al the font door of the house county
% A copy IeSte, -, J. NORSiIAAI. c. e
VN1lS DAY,-The New York Lottery.
extra class, No. 10, will be drawn. and tie
drawing will be received at Bigger's Office on FRI
day. at IL o'cock.-45 number Lottery, drawn bal
LOIS. SCHEME.
prize OF $4,000 eprizes Of $1,000
/ do 5000 5 do 400
do 1862 DC. &c. &c
Tickets 81, Halves ., Quarters l.
For sale by THOS. b. BIGGER
sent Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
MANAGERS OFFICE.

NEk4M xAGdR3' OEEICE.
1NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED, No. 10,
To be drawn TO-DAY
prize of $4,000 l prize OF $1,000
do 1862 Q do 1000
> do 400 10 do $50
Besides sos, dos, 3os, &c. Sc
. Tickets 81, Quarters /. Call at the Manarers
Office YATES & M'INTYRE
sept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

!, PATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvicrs. =
From Liverpool, -. Julv o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03
PORT OF RICIf.NOND.
ARRIVED,

Brig Rnhm'nd, Fabens from Salem with sun
ones, to OTIS, Dunlop IL Co, Tarlton Saunders, and
l. Porter
Brig Lowell. West, days fran Boston, will, sum
dries, to Otis. ID Jnlop g. Co Davenport Allen g. Co,
Hubbard g. Gardner, M'Kildoe, J Fl Nash. King e.
ker, w a. c Crane, Z Coricss, M Weaver. s
Putney, w II Fhzwhylsoun, II Smith, aud to mas
ter,
Brig Governor Frnner, Capt Blanchard, from Nor
folk, ballast.
Sloop Independence, Osborne, days rom New
York, with sundries to Davenport, Allen &. CO.
Jas Wallace, Smith g. Johnson, VIM Adcock, Y
Wilcox, Jr. and WORKMAN 81 McGrudcr.
SAILED,
Brig America, Cottel!, for Boston, with ncur and
tobacco
Schr Enterprise, Young, for Albany, with coal.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3i.-Cld, scbr Richmond Hand
Richmond '
The Beneze Sherman, for City Point passed just below
Recdy Island on Saturday mornns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

Moses w right lately appointed Postmaster Medina Ohio
as mas been announced, Some of his friends said
nioses had legal business abroad come back aya
fonr SoSe however, Ids let nearly three months run over
wihout making his appearance Medina doubt hav
legal reasons for this also. But the Pos,as General fndps
lac could not reform Moses Wyight determined TO work
REFORM right ar wrong" Nortonized Moses and has gyeu the
office 10 DR.. peasc.-Pitistnyg C7azetic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

ecncnau who has just returned fron travelling cxpsli
fon which he visited various paris 81 New England
Aew York informs that the prospects Of the husbapdma
were never more catering Il JoRr. Covs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

By an endorsement the Way Bill received this rnornu
from Cumberland, learn that George Swearingen has mad
confession, IN which I've Rachael Cunningham wit
the murder Of his wife --Hagsrsiotoa Nail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

We present 20 readers IN this days paper complete
turn Of tie elections IN this S,aesoine the previous returns
required correction frnn the best information which we have
been able 70 nlain the Republican purity have majority oil
eight IN The Senate, and twenty the House Of Reprscn
taves9vog cear majority both branches of the Iensa
OF hty.two So much for jackson and Reform" Ken.
lucky Is herself sgais-[ ksnttckiaR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

Sec rotary o the Treasury las last compelled hy
he tSe OF public nin'on To issue circular
ohads them from making any further removals in the Gus
on houses without hrst obtaining the appreciation of the
department ihis may, Perhaps prevent Of ihe threat.
ened substitutes of incompetent for faithful officers with which
we nave been threatened IN this district 10. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

Paterson a-Wc understand. says the Paterson nteIi
gcncer mat the Directors of this Institution given sasac
or security 10 tie Chancellor for the payment Of all its notes
w'ni one year. and that IN consequence appointment
Receivers has been aside aud the officers of the Bank are ne
invested With power to settle up lis affairs themselves
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-03

The jackson papers have been very ger to publish kind
oil Certificate OF Cen Jackson's talents and anari,
20 cune from William h. Lawrence, Esq iriend Of ,6e late
administration These papers have made almost as much of
,ney ana at the ia'a!ur idudatV" paragraph iom The
Richmond enquirer and with the same result, W.
eeiv 10y the last New York papers, this precious CO
bolster up cause 10y trick aud deception Pal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18

LATEST FROM CHISA.-By the ship Tartar,
ANEW York, the Canton Register of January
AlweuIy,ous days later than the previous
tle') IS received.
Terrible Hurricane al Japan,-Information
d"n Japan, received by way of Pekin, sta'es
'aa' on me night of the 18th September, ter
A'ls hurricane, such as, in the recollection OF
he japanese, never had been experienced be-
h't, occurred in the bay Of Nangasocki, by
'aI'h The greatest par, IF the town Of that
ams, and he island Of Decima, were Destroy
% In he ba, Of Nangasocki alone, upwards
y seven hundred people lost their lives! The
Netherlands ship Coauels Huffman, Captain
= long, was ihIown on shore, with loss OF
l'isnmas', Jub boom, and other considerable
UanaSe. On the 18Th October, when this &C
"lO' came away, she had not got affoat. Hopes
'sf entertained, however, Of getting her off
-'r SPRING tide Neither among the ships
"'"' nor the gentlemen Of the Dutch Factory,
VT any Ives lost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18
Salt, Wine. sc.

VI LlNNEY. OFFERS FOR s LIE.
SHG Bushels ground alum sal now landing
,oU from ship Shenandoah,
- Casks old l.. p. Teneriffe wine
~ |! DO do Sicily Madeira
-''''seived per brig Baltimore.
-. Ia Store,
. boxes Madeira grape juice
2 half pipes do
- BOXES and half pipe old L. P. Madeira wine
i q cask old Port wine
- potts American canvass, assorted
- oO1es cotton and wool cards
,n M =, ,eams wrapping paper. assorted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18
AAeXandria Baths

TIME public respectfully, informed that the sub.
l. scriber will open his Bi7,H House opposite
the City Hotel on Wednesday, anu is prepared To- ac-
conmoda,e them in neat style. The benefits rising
from the of the bath are SO well know that
he deems it unnecessary to say any thing commena.
ton. Terms -Four tickets, dollar single bath
81 cents.
may i1-T JAMES ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18

the den and remaining very limited prices of the prn:
cpai articles of the trade have suffered further small
reducnon. hut of the importers have shown less
disposition to press sales In the country markets, at
the close of the week, the finer qualities of both wheat
and oats met more inquiry, but at somewhat lower
rates.