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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
5JvnE NEW MARS OF ViauiSiA aeaa,,. ses,a.c., al

rIvHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Aenns. Sts,u,cs, al
4 large 6ilmers Rsudoiph'. Reports OF argued
aud det.rmaed The Court Of APpsa Joaraal. Of the
HOUSE Beiegnlss OF Virgins from 1916 1850
ucusive, aud OF the Convictions Of 1850 saI 1875.
The Legnture having directed tie sale Of taese books
maps Of which rorchassd by The S,se
the puhi,eaop, sty odsrsd 60 the public Except
the Jsurn much les, than cost; aud The proceeds
spped ~ the of the Libr the State Is
hoped ths every vusaia Pareha,sr val he ,go,ed
ply himself FRO is Of the large Maps OF Virgins.
justly admired for It's accuracy an1 bxsuty
lion, but limited number Of copies sale The
Jouoa which fscetly been prine the public
rsnse, sbsse the entire period OF the Revolutionary ses
gle. muea valuable and nterssng 10
where else 10 be mad, aud with the Statutes large
be 10 the library Of every vxinisn The flowns the
ptiess- For the large map $50, small map s; Henng'
biausss AZ large, set Of Is vols ~ dollars sr
ports dolls vol; Randcphs Fer set 20 dolls. pro-
portion for vol except the 5th, which be sod
less than 5sois Tor the Journals compras 3uro,
and octave vols IS dcs being ths
printing and binding. es't II rt.s
Orders sddressdto the subscriber the Capitol the
City Of hichmond j. r J. Z. Heton, above
Eagle Hotel will be promptly attended 10. is
WM. H. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
March 81. Io6- If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
AEXROToMrA,
Or Gallery of Cuftiups

M ASTER SAlITH OF Baltimore respectfully
" ann 'uuccs To the ladies' and gentlemen of Rich
ohd and vicinity that he has opened his Gallery Of
cuttings IN Room directly opposite the Eagle Ito.
Tel. The collection consists of Iunting Scenes Por.
t,ans' Ludlcrons Sketches, &c. all done with yar
u common Scissors.
l" the eN.nbition is added nriginal full length
porirat OF .ffLpp'eon taken durrg his carnpaipn in
I ''n!y' IN The costume OF FIRST Consul of France
painted by tho celebrated Legros for the German
Ainhassndor, sold in his collection md brought 10
country by Mons Savgnuc. ofthe French Rnval A.
cuutmy, lEis printing has been the admiration of
all VINO hav" seen 1t for the f hlune.S OF tn, like
Lees anu the excellence OF It's execution
aIT" small engraving on glass of .Napoie0n.
"hrh AmPer"r, ana t'oo Crns, manufactured from
par oi the Derby SHIRE SPAR cGhaiuius petrifactions
winch arc strongly magnetizeG.
Abundance t" the whole, fifty ccn,s---whch vii!
ehitle The visitor TO correct likeness in bust
run length Por'rai at 5 25;do. bronzed 81.
Children to the exhibition halt pric,..
Master >. will attend in his room from in Tho
morning untl 10 at might.
Nov. 20--3I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

TKNHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern a, CIV
y densvlle, in Orange county, with $50 acres os
Land attached TO it, TO exchange it for property in
the city of Richmond. Gordonsville is situated al
the foot OF the Southwest Mountains, 2 miles from
the University of Virginia, SO from fredericksburg
90 from Harrisonburg, and 20 miles from bis place
lse stages from Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time a week and since the late arranye
ment of tile mails between Stauuton and Guyando,t
the number Of passengers has greatly increased The
mai stage from Richmond to Harrsonburu passes
twice week For terms and farther particulars.
apply TO the subscriber. JOHN N. GORDON
Richmond, oath Sept. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
TREMOMT HOUSE.

VNiiiS establishment win be opened for ffc rccn,
n ton of company Thursday, the sad of &c,
The advantages OF its locality the vnriotv and con
venlent distribution of its apartments and the com
pete ana appropriate style in which it has been fur
nished and fitted up BY the Proprietors are well known
IN ms Y1nty Strangers may be interested by tho
information that the situation of fremont House p
cenra, IN an airy, dry, and healthy quarter and in
ne immediate neighborhoOd of the prncipal places
OF public amusement and OF the business streets o
the city -
Among the PARTICULAR accommodations of the Es-
enlistment are Reading Room, which will be SUBJ
pied with all The Journals Reviews, and Magazines
published IN this country, which is supposed will he
interesting to the patrons of the Holsc, with MANY
Englsh, and Partisan periodicals. Suites Of rooms
remote from the public part of the house. intended for
the occupation % families individuals who ma e
prefer private table, and large and elegant drawing
and dining rooms for the entertainment of Clubs nd
parties.
Convenient and we'll lighted Bathing Rooms
winch Will be IN constant preparation for bv the
public, as well as by the inmates oftbe establishment
. are connected.
An ordinary will be served on Friday, and after
wards every day at half past O'Clock.
The sub crber having taken n Lease of Trcnoni
House, assures his friends and The Public thai no
ertion on ms part the part of those under hrs
control shall be spared - supply the wants and ar
commodate the habits and taste of his patrons. Hs
Pledges himself also that his prices shall in no res
p3ci exceed those of Hotels in other parts of the l.
States, conducted in similar style.
DWIGHT BOYDEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
NTA0ARA TAITE

xIihir1Se foI few days, directly opposite 70 I,
=. Eagle Hotel, Mr.. Cntlin's u,odsf OF ,hTrr,yn
TdHs' JuH tength Portrait Of De yR Cyinfon-
warriors dress Ten snail full length Portraits %
the Wnne6dgo Chis, in full Dress and several o,hc.
amusing pictures. N'' .
most PERFECT ideu OF the whole cataract and j.. "a
loining scenery that has yet been exhibited q,
the world Persons wishing TO avail themselves ~
inc opportunity are advised do COON as the eshi
"nioh VIII last but for a few day.-Admisson 90 rIs
AIR. CGtlins Painting Rooms for Portraits and
Miniatures, at Mrs. Duvals 90, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
attic request efMs Committee.
cONINiuNICA.rEn.

7
Among the many sources OF amuscmeni now spread
before our ctzeus, there none, perhups, wor-
thy ofpublic patronage than The exhibition Of The
Solar Microscope at the Museum -Tac mlgrfyng
power Of this Instrument is uncqnlld by any pre- Vi
Ously exhibited IN this cnuGtry; ITS exhibition
Of to anatomical structure oithc smallest unin1c-
lu and the splendid presented in the chys-
tallizatlon OF various salts, constitute pllo cal
recreation for the learned aHi pleasing spectn clc
Cox the curious. A CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
CATALOGUE. NO.

"a philips on In. urance; Coopcr's Ius;,nT,n d.
ges % odth CArcina Reports Lave on ,LgJing.
iiamm"nds Nisi l'rius; Comyns d ,gesr. Starkae or
bVihCrcr' Arcnb Ids Bankruptcy; Archbold : Forms
ana Entries Arehbuid's Grim. Pleading; Carri,rluu's
nm Law E'rnons Chanccry Reports; Laws 1oftLc
United SAFES; Inn eys Practice {. Pleas: I5ney's
irac.lcc Kings b. nch; jacobs Law Dictionary.
M"nords Hop 'r's; Mun'orls Gen Index; ATaxe.,lT :
Law Dictionary; Moorcs Digest. Pu5lIu La :, of Eu.
rope; Parkr Oh Insurance; Cases in Chaucery; Saun.
d, - reports Roberts OF Wills; Phillips T. idnu,c.
riTot on Rcoverivs; Picader's Assistant Perkins ON
SoHNe, ahcinS' Rove On DesccntS; Ludgcu onsT en-
doris StariIc's Crm. Pleading; Peters Reports, Sto
= Laws Y. s.; Pcakes Evidence; Revised Cod,
iiching Justice; Robinscn's Forms Spirit Of Laws
Cal"e< New York Reports; t!ill of Judge Chase.
p9'%H' Iria; Stevens on Average: Term d. la
Icy; Pieere Williams Rcports; Wilson ON Mr..
Roper on l4'saces for sale low al The Book and Sta
tonury Store OF
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
dAf8f iH IHW
PORT or RICILMIYD.
ARRIVED,

AKRINED,
Schr. Caroline Marion, Barnes, f,om Baltimore.
SAILED
Schr Emily Davis, Davis, for Philadelphia, with
coal and flour .
ScIT Tennessee, Grenn for Gosoort. with stone
NORFOLK, Nov TIN Iamc,,n Roals. Brio
1Iarvcs EIdrcd from Wy Jmcs River bounI ro Bor-
deaux .
BOSTON. Nov. H. NuI q los Columbia, Sir
bIcs, Richmond; Scir joliet, II wrs, Hchmon d.
Arrived az Liverpool, oct 3, York, DnCo,t. Now
York 5th, Copcrnicus, May. do. Glib, Manchester
Sketcbly do; s.. George Taubnin, do; James Crop
per, Gary, virginia Sailed Ist, Bcu Rush, Balti
inDrei MARSHALL Mcdonald, Nov Orleans
Al tho Texcl, 9Th Sept, Plato Bradford, Rich
Inond. .rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

.1,uoul If Prodate anil n0mbcr " Boais pnesed dyo1
b." through NE Lo0'r Ltcks.
Wv l6 IL his toIacCO ~ k",s mauli -turnd DO Sll
bhls fou,, 20 bushels wheat bbs ap c o. lis butter 81
boats, coal bnits 813 hrshrls coal
Nov. ~ % binds oiacc, d. g6l bills four do.
shiskoy, 10 appns III bu hs yyie 81 tons bar
ticrcss iVsoed IH7b be 49,, JDl slaves p boats coal
boats. 1891 bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

II \ number of citizens having made the ncccssa-
ESD, at the Eagle Hotel, on Tomorrow, the 21st
met, tie COMMITTEE of Arrangement believing that
other persons may be DESTROYS OF Joining in this tcs-
tinonial of respect 10 esteemed fellow 81 zen,
subscription papers placed the Coffee House
aud Eagle eel, To afford them opportunity of
fllllscribjur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

LOOK OUT FOR INCENDIARIES.-On the
night OF the 18th inst. an attempt made 10 set
fire To wooden building near the Mason's Hail.
man was seen coming out of the building, and up
on being called, OF. An alarm was created and
upon examination it discovered that FIRE had
been the house in the loft It was extiaguish-
ed before much damage was dine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
Y. ID SASNAY.
Conversations Lexicon.

A POPULAR ID eiOnary of Arts, Sciences. Lite
nature, History. Politics and Biography broupht
gov" 10 The present time, including "A cupious colcc
Won o original articles in AInc i, all Boornphv. ON
the basis OF the seventh German ediiiIn edited Inv
Ffancs Lieber, assistedby +. Wigglesworth.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the work received by the subscri
per where Vol. may be mad, and the succeeding
volumes every three months.
nov 20 JOHN III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
'IheoIogY and illustrations.

N4rURAL IHfotoGY: or evidences of the exs
fence and attributes of the Deity collected
rom The appearances of nature by WIN. Pucy, ID
ID Arch-deacon of Carlisle. illustrated by the
plates and by selection from the notes OF james
Paxton, member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London With additional notes. original and selcc
ted, Tor This edit ION And y vocabulary of scientific
nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
Grand Solar Ificroseote

-, cor q tn Microscope. has oh,aircd a VI & a.
g,oie room IN the Museum OF this city (sr.-cfi. &C.
uIied as the Staiuary Ruoiu.l and witch il r..w o.,
up ,or inc purposc Of better displaying Ia, great
NJ sI'S powefs of the Astonishing Instrument -
p STni wal sc open for visitors trctr ., a. Vi -
mos, surprising instrument Covers t. ven Ina
most minute bodies IN the AMIR, + vcyctahIe ord NIX
az aI,s 81 cr'aih'n, mngnyinr Them moro N,
-, .ineS; INC apparent dust onfrs or cLe,,
xicn hYing aninalcua is scarcely rerceptisie -
Lien &c IS magnhed 70 the cnorfnons SIZE ot
contendng in the most spi,:ted nnnrirr si,nv ar,
objects are prepared and viii be- exhibited y NO a..
tcfeSing iroccss Of chrystati=c:icn shown IN most
respondent and magnificent colours. Il needs M,
10 be seen to be most admired it being irnpossb, ~,
give an adequate description OF ats briiEancv.
I-f Annl.tnnce 80 Cents chilllren hale ,nr...l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
JTJST |RrCETIIE IN ar

JUST RECEIHFD aT
ctr ATTON'S FqSFIEON.aBtE mr. 4NID C4P
- FARMHOUSE, by the Emily Davis, from Philadei
phia, AID ranyy, from New York elegant Of
.ucror EANER HATS. aud great variety NJ Fur sak
ud tlnh fancy CAPS; also LONDON HATS, Of tive latest
>!ls'.0a, dni tHpotor qiali'y. t-v lT-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
NV YORK IINE
Fifty Thousand Dollars north Of Nt5o an,
SeaSOnable Dry Goods az
PRIME COST

FA4TM0 COST.
H fIE a. COCHRAN having determined 10 close
IN their present business in short a time as
practicable respectfully beg leave To inform their
friends aud the public, that they will on Tuesday the
27h instant, offering for sale, their entire
Nock Of staple and fancy dry goods amounting per
invoice 10 upwards of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, a, Prime t,4Si.
y large portion of this assortment has been pur-
chased during the present f of auction sales in the
cities of New York and Phndclphia. Aware that
advertisements of this description frequently pre-
sentcd 10 the public for the sole purpose of exciting
attention, they would state that such is not the onjy
object III tho present instance: to close their
present cunceIn.-they have arranged their goods
aud III every instance they VIII be offered at first cost
their FORMER cuSto0HrS particularly irrlied TO
avail themselves of the present opportunity TO supply
themselves on terms winch rreiy placed icifhjn
their power Every description ofnetc g. seaSCEahIe
goods viii tc found in this ismdyie-
ries gr" de Ind gro de Berlin itestrpgs arilor flo
renee fontd- calicoes UiUSiins. IRISH linen sherHDgs
bird eye diapers and iGirns ezrn Jne cloths and cas-
smere coatings buses. blankets, negro clothing SAITH
net domestic Of M rjdhS, and almost every article
in the dry goods linc.-Terms, cash on delivery.
oct 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
THIS DAY


The Delaware 6 Carolina Lottery, No l6 wl. M drawn.
capital Prize 5000 Dollars 81 numbers, drawn ballots
Tickets So
NEXT SATURDAY.
he drawing of the Grand State Lottery No for lS %
WIZ Take place, containing tie following handsoe ps-
$1,000, 5000, 2.OOh, 1000 LOO, 1900 oOO &c &c
Tickets 81, halves = quarters l-Fos sale at
II. CIIUBB,S
10 Ever Fortunate Onirs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

Coopey's .NeaO Noel.
VENliE Wish Ton-Wish q Tale by the Author 8
II PVnecrs, Prairie &c .-ReceiVcd BY.
noy1l JOHN ~ NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

D ACON.-l,OOO pounds Bacon, iasi received and
Nd for sale, by JAMES WINSTON.
nov -
- ECEINING yvr Richmond Packet, a beautiful
y y assortment ladies merino and circussiun cuaks,
scarlet nerno shuwl' fine aud brown hollands
worsted braIds, white satns, colored gros de scncs
lace capGs cheap super blue servings, black and as
sorted belt ribbons Palmyrene hankeruhief nc pearl
buttons hne gilt vest do lasting do Italian cravais
black sarsneits super cloak clasps green and white
iuunels. white dsTning cotton, MKT voolcn warn &C.
&c. all ~ which are offered AZ very low prices
nov BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
GordonsyiIie for Sale

BOSTON. Oct. 10, 1922.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

THIS Day
TETllE Delaware < South Curc,ina Lottery Cla
n No. 10, will be drawn at Washington aud Il
d'aw'ng rec, ired on So NDAY 81 ballots
I'owu-Capita's, S6 Oa". l,659 = OF g 600. ,
SlOO5 of $500 10 of $500, 30 of 500, &c. &C
Tickets 20, halves So quarters rs oects
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
Hardware and Cutlery.

NJ LATER OLA supply OF good Pale " I.amp
va" eau he hdd opposite the laglc door. the Drag
S'o'eoI JNO II BiAAiRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

GUNDAY EVENING LECTURES, contding rc,.
- gous advice young pcrso Remarks Prayer Meet
es ly Bishop GsVolJ The Poc act Lavatcr oT the Science
" Fhysognony-flf sale BY X. d. SANXAY.
nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20
!, THEATRE ~,

Mr.. .a-sO -u1ss WELLSS FIFTH NIGHT.
FIRST Night Of the Grand i2onantic mo.
Drama Of VALENTINE &, ORSON or
The Wild Nan Of the Hoods, ruth The
Original Music.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

Rtodc Island Lottery, 30. ID,
Draws TO DAY, and the drawing will be recrivci
on MONDAY at o'clock, at BIGGER'S Office
Capitals $1,000, $50, 900, of 500, of $3.50
II OF $50, GO of 500. &c. &c.--Tlckets So halve
Ecty, at the Lottery x Exchange Office of
THO. d. BIGGER
no. C,rnor opros;,n tl,o E,o ILL.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Turkish forces have been Withdrawn. to be
united with those Of one Of the Pactas of Bur.
gas.
Great numbers Of the wilde hordes who as.
sembled against the Russians, have dispersed at
the approach Of winter.
| In Armenia, Gen. Paskewich had ceased ac-
tive operation, having completely succeeded
In capturing three provinces, six for,resses and
three forts. Ore Of the fortrrsses was defended
by $4,000 Turks, and considered i'm 2regnabIe
1t appears that in returning from Varna 10
Odessa, the Emperor Nicholas, and the AM
bassadors who Lad accompanied him ,hi,her,
had perious escape from shpwreck and G.>
struction, by one of those horrible tempes:s
which are somewhat peculiar 10 the Black Sea.
Intelligence was received from Bucharest on
the 9th October, that Calafa, had been eyacu-
at d suddenly by The Turks who had retired TO
Widdn..
The Russians we're bombarding Widdin on
the Cd and Sd Of November, ana had DESTROYED
two Mosques, and set fire to the fish market.
Three Ambassadors remained at Poros ne
gotiating with Capo dIstrias. Ii was believed
that Greece would be made entirely indeprn-
dent, and the iortific atoms in the Morea given
up 10 the Greeks.
Capo DIs,rias had returned from Poros 10
Egina before the 18th October, and issued
proc lamation in which he stated, that in con-
sequence Of the obstinaey Of The Porte, the
three powers had acknowledged the indepen-
dence OF Greece.
The Emperor Nicholas was received on his
return to 81 Petersburg, with great enthusiasm.
News from Alexandria, contained in The
Austrian Observer, announces The arrival oil
the first expedition of transports with troop.
from the Morea, on The OATH Of September
There we're % vessels. 5000 troops, 600 hor,
SEES and 500 brass cannon.
The Grand Vizer, Mehemmed Selm Pacha,
had been deposed and banished to Galipoli.-
lzzet Mehemet Pachd, who defended Varna TO
the last, has been promoted TO his place. Jous.
soul Pacha suspected Of ,reachery in this affair,
has been declared 10 be suspected, and his pro.
perry has been CO fscated.
Don Miguel has met with serious acct
dent, his thigh having been broken and sever
al ribs; and the buckle Of his grdle had, as it
was supposed, occasioned an internal injury.
AFFAIRS OF GREECE &c.--The last Castle of
the Morea surrendered on te 3oth Of Ocr oSrr,
when the whole Of The Morea was evacuated by
the Turks; but nothing is salt, Of The return Of
the French troops; on the contrary, it was re-
ported that that army was 10 be increased 10
$4,000.
Navarino was occu pied on the goth October
by the 9th Regiment Of the Line. The Gene
raj In Chief had chosen Modon for his resi-
dence, but I'D gone for short period 10 Pa
tras. General Sebastian had The command
during his abseuoe. The SSH form the earri-
son OF Modon,a and The 9th occupies Corons but
that town waslo be given up on the 2eth 10
the Greeks, who had sent TWO French officers,
under General Niceras, 10 take possession oft,
Further extracts will be given in our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
(;<:..s;zgB4
Uoss ~
From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We had barely time in our last to announce
the arrival of several packets, and to publish
IN part of our impression, few items of in.
telligence. By the packet ship Columbia,
Delano, from London, we have papers of that
city to the ed of December, inclusive, and by
the packet ship Charlemagne, from HavIe,
we have Paris dates to the ed of December.
The ST. George, arrived this morning from
Liverpool, has enabled us to supply some i'm
portant intermediate news, of an interesting
character, from Russian official papers
Opening Of the Ports TO Foreign Corn
The event long expected, of the opening of
the ports for the admission Of foreign grain,
has already occurred; and the averages attain
ed TO such height, that it was announced that
wheat was admissible for home consumption
upon the payment of the minimum duty of
one shilling per quarter, barley at three sbil-
lings and fourpence, and oats at seven shil-
lings and ninepence.
"More than ten years have elapsed, (says
the Courier since the ports were opened, I'M
limitedly, for the importation of foreign
wheat. Since the year 1918, this country,
with very few exceptions. has produced its
own supply, and fed its own population, -
On two or three occasions, indeed, the foreign
wheat imported and warehoused, and which
was spelling the Kings locks, has been let
into consumption upon the payment of duty.
This bounty, thus conferred on trade, to the
injury Of the farmer, and the very small pro-
fit of the consumer, took place during Mr..
Canning's short administration, and the reve-
nue. received nearly half million from the
measure. But, according to the general law,
the ports have been shut to wheat since 1917.
Subsequent to the year 1917, the averages
never attained eighty shillings per quarter,
which, until 1899, was the maximum price,
and therefore the experiment under the new
bin Of the Marquis of Londonderry, in the
period Of 1899, was never made. We are
now, therefore, commencing new era in our
corn trade, and foreign wheat is at present in
the market at the low duty of one shilling per
quarter. This is the Duke Of Wellington's
bill, and since 1877, the averages have never
been so high as they are now quoted"
The following table exhibits the average price
cfgrain by which the duty payable for The week
commencing this noraipg, Nov. e7,) is fixed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
Thomas King,
INFER CEaH TsTT,on.


King street, Geflceen the Franklin House end City Hotel
FNAkES this method Of returning his sincere thanks
Il to his friends ana the public in general, for past
fayors and continueso solicit the for the future.
tie has Just re ceived fresh supply of FILL GOODS
lie will be able TO supply all orders ia bis line of bu
sness at the shortest notice. and the ressona
BILE terms for cash lie has hand all kinds OF
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coats, pantaloons and
vests; cravats s,iners and fashionable collars, RULED
and plain shirts; general assortment OF gentlemen's
gloves, socks and stockings lie has on hand an
assortment Of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment of sa
nets; ahandsome assortment Of vestings; toinet and
swansdown velvets and silks; also, good assortment
Of bang up and hunters cords handsome assortment
of Tartan piads and blue and brown camble,s;
sortment Of Aannes Of different colors, handsome
assortment Of fashionable buttons, gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons for gentiemens
coats, and fashionable black buttons, good sssort-
ment of cslicoes; ladies' mocksons and children's
gloves. Also general assortment of
LADIES 4 GENTLEMEPS CLOAKS
Orders will be TAKEN which will be made UP to any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices As
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage