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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
FROM BRAZIL AND BuENos AYREs.

The brig Hunter, Llufrio, at Bal i'm" +. sail
ed from Rio de Janeiro on the Is J'ly, to
which date the editors of the AMEhIcaN have
received advices. On the Esd intelligence was
received thai the terms of the Brazilian Cow
ernmen, l5aH had been 6raly agreed on in Eng
land; this news caused Exchange 10 advance
from 25a to 81, and Coffee to fall from 3II5oo
per arrobe for prime to 3ISoo. A further de.
cline was looked for. Large parcels were dali
ly expected to arrive at market: vender, were
anxious to sell. and purchasers holding back
On the Esd July vessel arrived from the La
Plata, and reported that the differences bet,cesn
the coniending parties at Buenos Ayres Ind been adj
jusied and tranquility restored.
Extract of letter the editors OF the HsEnIcAs dated
"RIo DE JANEiRo, July 23d.
Since the arrival OF the brig Etizabo h, We
have been without any vessels from your port
until to-day, when the schr. Felicity arrived in
long passage. BY her we learn tina, the brig
Hope had sailed and put back. Flour continues
a, 22lOoo per barrel; and IN consequence If his
Government having negotiated loan in Eng
land for 400, oool stg Exchange in London mad
y
rise here to 27d 1t will still go higher. COFFEE
this day has fallen from Sisoo 10 3lI2so per arr
and other articles in proportion.
By an indirect conveyance from The La Pia-
Ia, We learn tina, the pending differences there
had been adjusted, and tranquility restored.
really wish il may be so-by the Genes al SmI'h
to Sail on the 2Sh. hope TO he able 10 give
you more news on this head"
Extract Of another letter, dated
G. RIO DE JANEIRc, july 2S
Since our respects Of Sd inst. per ship Tho
mas Gibbons, we have had bat small additions
&c our stock OF -four, Brig Maine from Boston
with 700 bbls. which with about 1000 hLls. Of
the Constitutions cargo ye, remain In msrke,,
comprises our only sock Of -four.
Quotations are realized for prime quality.
Ofimporls in general we have no variations
TO note, md co, firm our las, respects:
From the further improvement, in Exc hange,
produce has me, decline III proportion, and
as the new crops Of Coffee comes now more a
bundantly 10 market we think The prices must
go much lower.
A sock Of Sugar, Hides ard Horns, are light
and quotations nominal
Las, negotiations Of Exchange have b, en- 27d
rising. Flour 2lIOoo per Dbl Coffee. pune
green, $3.50 3I4oo. Sugar, Camps SII5Oo
NJ 2lI5oo; Santos Sugar F 3IISoo NJ 2II4oo -
Hides, p'im" quality. $50 IS. IN. Horns 10
24I per 100 according /" quail
Exahsnge 27d; Douhlo"ns Spanish 28Il5Oo
29l each; Dollars, >ua"i>h 1900 lIs Zach. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
CON- NERCIAL.

FLoUR.--I asst week there was considerable excite.
ment in the Flour market, principally from local
es The wagon price opened on Monday at IS SO,
and closed at 46 il ranged from 40 to 50 the ba-
lance of the week The most current price WAS S As
TN tuesday two losone of so barrels, the other of
IS barreiswere SOLD from stores at 54S 500 barrels
changed hands the same day, at S SO Wednesday,
100 barrels, srtra brands, sold at co. cargo
Of 500 to 1900 barrels for foreign Shipment pur
chased dur,ng the week, terms not transpired price
supposed be not materially different from what was
considered the store price, IS 5o Several other small
parcels were sold, generally at about S so Though
the ioagon price supported Saturday, It became
very dull from stores, the demand for slpmen, having
been supp.isd lot Of IS barrels, offered to ship.
pers and dears generally, in the early part of the
day, UNDERSTAND would not command more than
IL, for which il sold, later in the day 100 bbls
changed hands at S7t esterday the prevailing wa
gnn price was 38 a 40. 4 few loads were TAKEN
late in the DAY, fraction less. We heard of no
transactions rom stores
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18th nstasz
T57 bills coastwiss.
Quantity inspec.cd during the same period -
King street 1905 hbls
Wharf SOY " 81 half bbls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.

FLouu.--1he stock in market is no, large for the
season, although onie addition has been made by arri-
walls from, the Nest Prices without alteration.
Som sales of New York have been made at $50, North
River 5 8; and lot of Virginia at S! to S So
GRAIN About 5000 bushels OF new Western
Wheat yer, superior have been sold at 81 i3 Ia,
and abou, 1000 of Virginia, ordinary, at 10. Large
sales of Southern Com have been made at 4S 50 cts
Northern Oats, IS cents. and Southern s. c,n's.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
A MACK Boy Found.

A VERY black boy, apparently about II yeras old,
"A who calls himself ANDREW. Had an old
striped roundabout and white linen trowers; says his
mothers name is Lucy Rollins, who put him to man
BY the name of Burrows, in Fairfax county, and then
went to Fredericksburg Burrows sent him to market
with black man ofth name of Lawrence, from whom
he got separated, and found late in the evening,
crying.
Any person who has lost such boy, will please ap
ply at the Office OF the Phenix Gazette.
sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

The Anniversary Of The BATTLE OF BALrl,
'ohE was celebrated in Baltimore last Saturday
~ military parade, a, which several volunteer
smpan'e' from Norfolk and Philadelphia
Wsrs present
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
New EaN Goods.

a'HE arrival of the last packets from New.york have
L placed with us portion Of our supply Of Fall and
Uinfr
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
TO which Trough the agency of of the house, re-
sizing in New.York,) we shall be making additions
trery ,reek throughout the season. of whatever may be
new and desirable With such facilities we shall always
BE- enabled to present to our friends handsome and
well selected stock and prices low they can be
had at in the District.
sept l5-1m JAMES MCKENZIE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE

On SATURDAY, the 9th instant, in front of Whites
AUCTION Rooms DA be offered for sale, 10 the hshss
bidder
Il shares Potomac Steamboat stock
" pew on the north aisle Of st Paul's Church
100 acres lxnd, near Marietta, in Ohio
) shares Ashby's Gap Turnpike stock
II do Fauquler do do
do Boonsborough do do
Terms at sale. which will take place at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ GEO. JOHNSON,
Residuary Trustee Of Thos Janney & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

:. ,,a" 'ns 'e'nrns which we have seen of the
,',,,a '' ., Dei' gates to Congress from the Ter
N, $, " A'Nahsas, We think i, probable tina,
49,, ,5YA,Isa' The late Delegate, has been reel
. m Ne'0ras from fourieeu counties give him
Ss,,r I'! OF 200 votes over his opponent, Mr..
~" ~ Seven counties remain 10 be heard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

-. "a Yearly as good battle had like TO
mi ',Su 'ousht IN our immediate neighbor-
~ I3y before yesterday, as we ordinarily
,s, ,4'''e when we receive South American
49,, i bank OF oysters has been planted by
has, =" Jersey at great expense, near Perth
S|''y, and within the waters over which ,be
Y,r., u New York claims jurisdiction. The
,,sS, is'anu fishermen have always had
H,s4' nancy to avail themselves of this assert
sbirSS",, and serve process upon The oysters:
l,,,.r.. uas as uniformly been resisted by the
moan, ;sn' On Wednesday las, small army,
are lung TO an hundred and fifty men, If we
snS .,rfeuy Informed, left the Island in boats
e, ,bs, ue'stmina'ion OF catching all the oys-
Se,. lucy Could ind. The people Of Ambov
,O ns summoned to arms a, III. fiuti,l. wa. ,ssn
Var A sins' and having called council of
S,Dt 'n FOUNDER was broueh, down to IN.
,r, shots were fred at the Staten island
bsc.n ~ doing any execution; bu, The shots
lhs, IL come so near, over and under them.
bella u'ew oil their armada, landed and
i, W. consultation. Arms were procured. and
Rive N. s" whether they should return and
pa,ro,;.Ss "emy regular taule. Prudence and
tscu,.;"mu prevailed over headlong valor in the
pi,. and they abandoned their enter.
|sg,,,E'r ?ar'les are now in state of armed
hem 10y! II Is TO BE- hoped tina, nei,ber If
sg.r,I.;. ''os nj themselves wi, hin the teri
'D-'''sS oil the second section"
" y Commercial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
800 Acres
TOM RR0W.

lV-N hlttjW.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Dist class;
Wilde drawn at Richmond, on Wednesday, 10th Sept,
90 numbers drawn ballots.
Highest Plies:
Prize of 10000 @ Prizes Of 1000
do, of $4,000 90 do. of 500
do. of $500 40 do of 100
do. of 1895 sc. &c &c.
Tickets 81, halves , so; quarters Is.
New-york Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. IL; Tor 1879;
will be drawn in the City Of New York. on Wednes.
day, 10th Sept
48 numbers drawn ballots.
Highest Prizes:
l Prize OF $4,000 10 Prizes of 1000
do. of 10000 10 do. of 500
l do. of 5000 10 do. of 600
do. of 1000 Al do. of 100
do. of 2,90s &c. &c. sc.
Tickets SlOi halves S; quarters SO, cghths IS.
To be had of
J. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Brc'rr, .7krandria.
Drawing Of the Delaware and South Carolina Console
dated ottery, 18th Class:
&c De 81 2S 81 10 SO IA 9
sept15
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

THOMAS L. PScSSEY, Editor Of The Cha rles-
VI Mercury, has been elected attendant Of the
tHy Of Charleston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
SGlllP News
PORT OF ALEXANDRA
ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER |,

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER IS,
Ship Rosscau, Nci.even, Amsterdam ~ days; bal
last to VIM. FOwle 4 Co
6rig BrItus, Davenport, st. Thomas ballast to VIM.
Fowle & Co.
Schr. John Rugges, Emery, Bangor; lumber to VIM.
Fowle Go
SER Betsey, Sydleman, New London; cheese, pc.
tatoes, rum &c. 10 the muster.
Schr Rambler, Cowley Thomas,own ; lime 10 VIM.
Fowle x Co
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steam packet Fredericksburg, J jenkins, do.
SAILED
Brig Olympia, MunIoe, 81 Thomas.
Steam-packet Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore.
Brig William Tell, Basset, at New York from Rio
Grsnde, reports brig Numa, Steson, Of this port as
stranded on the 9th of July in gale. Left at
Port Allegro, schr. John Alexander, Of tins port.
Soop Johnson Johnson, hence, at Philadelphia 9th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

w present our readers, this morning, with
4'''ea' literary breakfast, in the well,iold
,' "'m 'as pen Of PAuLDIvG, called "TnE
GRo,y."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

NA"s, II TauE!-ll is said that in the last
'~'"',' Of MEALS " YANKEE" JEREMY BEN
RM is no. mentioned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

DUFF talks Of ;hrir being no Other alter
naive than the reelection Of the President"
No other alIernative." This, we think, is
rather cold Try again.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

1886, $780,
Tickets IS; halves : 50; quarters l Is.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. II, for 1929,
Will be drawn in the CITY Of New York on Wednesday,
the 18th IF September
48 NUMBERS 7 DRATVt BALL0TS
Capita! Prize $4,000 Dollars
Tickets slOi halves 81 quarters So egI,ths 2s
Maryland Lottery, 4th Glass,
BY YATES e NcIYTYRE.
For the Benefit Of Washington and 81 Johns Colleges,
o be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, the 18th of
September
Highest Prize 6 200 Dollars.
Tickets 81; halves Ooi quarters 10,
To be had in variety of numbers az
J.. II. WHITES
Lottery Office. Royal street.
o. Orders from the country specially attended TO-.
Drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina Consoi
dated Lottery, 18th Class:
26 AZ 81 2S SO 10 SO ii Q
a. Nos. 81 50 ~, prize Of 500, Did as above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

The Editor Of the RIcHMoNn ExeuIRER, al
ludiug 10 The quarrel, between the Ja' kson
Fluurs, galhelically asks: Gu 6OnO9 Is me
5erCfr to be dyduced from these c,vI tOars equal
. the evils which they produce? Have we not
enemies vnoush already Are not those enc
mss Sufficiently violent and reckless in their
algs,l Must we cut each others ,hroars for
'heir amusement"
Those interested can answer The questions d
he Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15

Notice.
To Proprieto,s Of Fishing Landings, and
all others concerned in Fishing the Shores
orthe Potomac and other Rivers in Tie
vieiniiy, where Fish are caught at the re.
gutgr season for putting up.
4 MEETING is proposed TO be held in Alsxondr:s.
n the first Honday in Dtsmbsr nerf, At the house
Of pPffam B. Stuart. Ecsm BoI Hotel) for the purI
pose of making arrangement which may be mutu.lIv
bene6cialto the proprieton d oeeupiers IF the differ
ent Landings in relation 10 the sale Of Fish the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
Portable FURNACES.

EOTNuUNC UEHuCNb
4 SUPPLY of this valuable article in domestic eco.
n Monty particularly recommended to ladies' en-
gagged iDputtng up their preserves.
On Hand,
Rich cut glass, china, and earthenware
Pipes in boxes. stoneware, russia bowls
Black lead and sand crucbles
sept 10-eo5t ROBERT MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
Public Sale

DY virtue Of deed of trust to me- bearing date the
Id 18th April 1897, and duly recorded in he fEice
of the County Court Of Fairfax shalt proc, e., Ia sell
public sale, Fairfax Court House on Tuesday tie
22d of September nert between the hours If II and I.
=. W. certain tract Of Land, "lyng and being in the
county aforesaid the waters of Little.
Run, and on both sides Of the Fs,IQuer Alexandria
Turnpike Road. commonly called the Willow Spring.
the same being bounded BY the lands of Henr, " hs.
ley, the heirs Of nj. Berkeley Joshua Hutchin,nu.
and Mary c. Henning, except about four acres p,rt
thereof, sold to Henry Whsl-y in 1918, the residue
containing
800 Acres
more or less. The terms will be made known at the
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser as is
vested by the deed OF trust.
july 90 cots J L. MrKEN.A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Virginia State Lottery, alst Glass,
For the Benefit IF the Dismgi S,oamp Canal Company.
Will be drawn In Rchmond5va on "Wednesday, the
10TH Of September.
SPLENDID .sCHE We.
20 prizes of $1,000 prize of $4,000
go do of 500 do of 5000
do OF 1895 do of 1850
IL of 100, 81 of co. 81 nf So &C. amouu,nr in al IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
20i2 bbls 81 half bbls.
Total
BcsillcS

Gram. W1eas has bee ms more plenty. Several
cargoes were in market yesterday, and lots by
wagons Sales were eff ced at from 90 to SO cents,
but principally al s. to 96, for prime parcels of red
We had better supply Of Corn Yesterday; one small
cargo of good sold for AZ cents, another of lair quality
would not command more than SO; therefore quote
3Ss42 In Rye here IS no, much doing: advised
that small ots will MT command over42 10 As cts. tho
we undr rstand from ,hpper who Lesrous pur.
chase that he coldn no, bu, fum stores less than 50
quote at a. to rs, being the prices paid for
small lots from vessels Wagons. Timothy Need is
worth. from wagons, 81 SCI and We Informed that
the price from stores is about 70.
Our quotations If Produce in the Price Current are
invariably the wagon or cargo prices, for cash
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
From tie Philadelphia Chronicle.


About half past Ave, on Saturday evening,
asa young gentleman was returning home from
botanical walk, about milo and half be.
low the Lancaster turnpike, on the Darby
road, he saw well dressed female, apparent
ly about nineteen, sitting on a bank blythe
road side, with young child In her arms.
She accosted him most melting tone, and
desired him to hold the babe for a moment,
as she felt 90 unwel that she should drop II
In the road. Like most admirers ofthe beau.
ties Of nature, the botanist was tcnder-heart-
ed. He took the infant which forthwith be-
gan to squat. Not being married man, he
was considerably embarrassed. Remember.
jng, however, that few yards down the
road, he had, ON emptying his coat pocket,
thrown away an inch OF gingerbread, he re-.
turned to look for II, and was lucky enough ia
find It. The cake operated instantly and the
baby was quiet. Returning to the spot where
no had received the precious charge, he was
surprised that the mother, as he supposed
her 10 be, had decampcd. Looking about
him he saw her at some distance, scampering
across the Aelds. He laid down the infant
and gave chase but soon found that she
gained on him rapidly, az he was already a.
tigued with whole days perambulations.
He came back 70 the little one and picked
1t up. While sauntering along the road won
dering what he should do with 1t, he was
passed by another woman and two men, one
white, the other black. When about six feet
ahead Of him, the woman turned around,
and exclaimed "There it is there il is -
BLESS my soul, mistress is this your child 2"
"Indeed it is" said she, snatchng il from
him; "my own little Billy, and would not
have lost him for his weight in gold" The
botanist, as may be- supposed, readily gave up
Billy; and was about to walk of, when the
lady and her companions insisted that he
should go before a squire and answer for
having kidnapped her darling. In vain he
told the whole story, and asked them the place
from whichlittle Billy had been taken. They
would tell all, they said, when they came be-
fore the squire. At length, though convin-
ced that the whole affair was a trick, the dis
ciple Of J.innaus, to avoid the trouble and
ridicule Of appearing before n magistrate on
such charge. offered what money he had
about him, amounting to something between
one and two dollars. They seized il greedily.
and let him 60.
Il is proper to say, in Justice to the inhah;t.
ants Of that neighbOrh0od, that the four
r0glles, inen as we'll as women, are believed
10 belong to the suburbs Of this city.
The Biographical Society of Paris has Of
fered medal. Of the value Of 1900 francs.
for the best account Of American antiquities.
DR.. Joseph Mechlin, Sub-Agcnt at IN,
.ColOny Of Liberia, has been appointed by
the Board Of Managers Of the Society, Colo.
nial Agent. to fll the vacancy Occasioncd by
the death OF the IaWented DR.. Randall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Gen. Lqf6yette.-It Is stated IN letter from
Paris published In the Essex Register, that
Lafayette had recently travelled much in
France, and was every where received with
enthusiasm and respect, and he took every
occasion to express his opinions in favor oil
liberal principles. We are gratiAed to learn
(says the Register) that his pecuniary for
tune has been Recently enhanced by the 70.
Covery Of a considerable amount Of property
which had been In litigation In the French
Courts,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

FREDERICK, MO-, Oct. q.
A murder was perpetrated on Wednesday
last In the neighhOrho0d Of this place. The
person killed, as well as the pcrprtrator Of the
foul deed, were both from Alabama. The
name Of the former Thomas Newcomb, and
thnt OF the latter Windsor Hickman. They
were engaged as drovers and had travelled to-
gethOr from Alabama. During the journey
they had quarrclled repea, eddy, and the quar-.
rel was renewed again on "Wednesday even
inn when Hickman drew a long knife and
plunged It into the breast Of his companion,
who expired In 10 or IS minutes. Mr.: Rig
ney, who had charge Of the drove, with two
or three other individuals were near enough
10 hear the cry Of murder and Mr.. Michael
Thomas saw the fatal stroke given. On their
instantly Fastening to the spot. and before
they were able to ascertain the injury done,
Hickman fed and has not yet been appre-
honded.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
BRtDoErowN, n. y, Sept co. J..

AE.,.,.,, and Murder on the high seGs-We
hnv. I'1SS Lern informed that Mr. Drake, the
Martial OF Nrw-JSrsOy, has paid a visit to
CaDe MAY tn take IN charge black fellow.
who lt % supposed had come 10 possession OF
a large sum Of money In somO way other
than labor, and which had created strong
suspicious In the neighhOrhoOd "Nll was not
right" We understand that he had been re-
siding on the Cape for some time previous to
this, aud was employed To go out IN the pilot
boat occasionally; but early In the last spring
hu went 70 philadelphia and shipped as cook
Oh board the brig lie Ctcrc, Capt. Busser.
hnund tor some port in France IN the month
nf May last he returned tU Cape May, with
large sum of money IN dOuhlO0ns, bought u
farm, paid Cor Il IN gold, and dashed away in
no common style. During all this time he
never seemed willing to say where he had leGt
the brig, or what had become OC her, aud we
are informed that she has not been heard Of
since she sailed. All these circumstances IN
ducsd tho pilot who had recommended him to
captain Bussier to write to the owner, Mr..
BosQuet, Of Philadelphia, Of the return Of the
black fellow, and his suspicious. Mr.. BOs-
Quet waited upon the United States District
Attorney, Nnd informed him Of the whole af.
fair; and the Marshal was Immediately DIES.
patched IN pursuit Of tue black fellow. WIN
was taken Int" custody, and 1t is said, confes'
sed that tho captain had been murdered (hy
knocking his brains out) by the crew, and
thrown overheard, and that his share Of the
proceeds Of the prize amounted to 100 dOub.
looms.
What was done with the vessel or cargo we
have not been able to learn. The crew con-
sisted Of ok men. The black fellow is by this
time safely lodged In prison, no doubt. 1t is
supposed that another of the concerned is
somewhere ia the neighborhood Of Cumber.
land or Cape May.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

PGlme Of a Mummy.-The Albany Argus
contains report Of a case recently tried be-
fore Judge Duer, for the recovery Of the val
ne of an Egyptian Mummy. From the evil
dence, It appeared that the Mummy was a
genuine one-and that while an exhibition at
Rensselasrville, in Albany County. some
young "students 10 doctors shop" were
seized with the desire Of dissecting this an
Gent Of days. and accordingly they broke
into the house at midnight. bore of the Num-
N.Y. and from that day to this time, it had not
been heard Of. Some Of the parties being
identified. al action Of trover was instituted
against them, and decision rendered for
the plaintiff Of $1,000 damages, and costs of
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Gambtiag.-The Port Gibson (Nlississippi)
Correspondent Septic. contains the l"ll"winS
account of the fatal result Of 1t quarrel, which
originated at a "card table"
IAN unfortunate afray to"k place in Gala
tin, Copiah county, on the Sd inst, between
Littlcton Tyson and John Gihbon. two wor-
thy aud respectable men. The latter rrcciv-
I'd four s,Nhs in the lift SIDE of the breast
minutes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

another Fire at augusta The Augusta
Chronicle Of the e6th of September says:
We stop the press. to announce the distress.
ing intelligence, that the large and elegant
summer residence of Thomas Cumming,
Esq. on the Sand hills, with most Of the fur
niturc, has become prey TO that destructive
element, which has lately, so largely desola-
ted our city. The Gre was communicated
from the outside. and under circumstances
which leave BU doubt that it was the work Of
an incendiaFy."
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

an action at KArnNbAt between the Russians
and 10000 Turks, Il 10 very probable that the
Grand Waller was present ut that engagement
The Algemelne Zeitung states that the
movements Of troops In the interior Of Russia
had ceased, arising from the fact that peace
was at hand.
The Emperor Of Russia has conferred up.
an Count Dlebltsch the title Of SNbNlkaIsi
(nasser of tue BalkRn,) and has ordered the
Tchernigow regiment Of foot to he called the
regiment of Count Diebitsch SabNlkausi.