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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
North .4dams, (lNnss )IVov. |,

CHEESE MAKING-The business Of hese ma
king is conducted in his county on as an ex
,ensivt and liberal a ale as in any part Of tht
United S ates, and the celebrity which he Be,k-
shire Cheese has acquired IN the NV York mar.
ket where most OF i, is sold, gives it prece.
drnce over mos, other kinds, and supplies for
il a ready demand The soil in this county is
well sdapted to grazing, and cheese and butter
are important articles 81 T. attic and expor'atinn
Cheshire supplied Jsffrrson with his nam
moth cheese weighing upwards OF thousand
weight, and more recently Adams has given 10
Jackson, the choice products Of an extensive
dairy. This town is largely engaged in maru
fac urirg, yet there are many superior farms
and some Of he bes' dsrirs y England Can
boast. We are toll tha, the number Of cows ex-
reed ttoeire hundred, one individual keeping ff.
e,aud grea number from.ihirty TO thirty
five zach, Of tie best breed and most produc
tive kind We have Sc n some OF them when
collec,,d in the farmers yards, preseal the ap-
pearance Of cattle show, rather than the COM
mon collect ton Of mich cows attached to one
f,rmer's premises, not orly on account OF their
numbers, but from ,heir fine proportions and
fatness. The quantity of cheese annually made,
VIC s,e informed, is abou, four hundred thouaand
pounds, which yields not far from $4,000
Great quantities OF butter are also made, and
mostly disposed Of in the manufacturing viii
lagos, and pork and beef are not small i,ems in
the explorations Of the county. Berkshire I'm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The Irish Post Office have entered into a
eontrac, with Sir JAMES ANDERSON, by which he
undertakes to convey the Mails throughout
Ireland a, the rate Of twelve miles an hour, in
coache. impelled by steam, calculated to carry
two or three passengers, in addition 10 the
Coachmsn and Guard. This invention of Sir
james Anderson, for which he has Obtained a
patent, has seldom been exhibited out OF the
yard in which il was constructed; bu, it is said
TO bear very little resemblance TO he drag coach
Of Mr.. GuRNEr The contract between the
Irish Pos Office and Sir James is unde stood
to he for fourteen years, and The only peeuniary
s,ipulario, made by him is, tina, he shall re,
cri,e half the money which the Governmen
may save by adopting his system. Sir Jane,
win commence operations bycarrying the mails
b"tween Howlh and Dublin during the present
month. The road is level and good, and the
distance not more than nine or ten miles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
LONDON MARKETs-oo1oann 90.

CoaN E1cu.SeE The supplies Of Grain this week
not cons der.ble but there plenty OF Flour The
trade for Wheat continues very slack, and Monday
terms with difficulty maniair ed
THE FUNDS The CUnsoi Market is again lively this
morning; the great abundance of money, and the
want of employment thereof in commerce, causes the
capitalists, well the public, to purchase all de-
scrptions Of Funds, by which they Can obtain higher
interest than discounting at q per cent Conso,s,
which left off vest, rday al 81 8 for money, and GIT
for the account, opened at 9l4 So for money and
81 for the account, and got UP To So; since which
slight reaction has taken place, and at present may
be quoted at 9lf 8 COR the account.
In the Foreign Market. all securities are improving,
caused by the impulse of The British market; the chief
business doing lin Brazil and Portuguese stocks
7wo o'clock-The Conso Market not so good as
in the early part of the morning, when Consols were
done 81 So for the account and al present they are
9IS'8a
In the Foreign Market, Brazil has been done al g.,
since which it has fallen TO 67t: Portuguese have been
at 500. but not so good at present
-Four o'clock -Closing Prices: Consos 81 18 !; DO.
for account, 81 S-S !.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

TIE WEST iNnlEs.-An article in the West.
minister Review, relating to Yves, Indian slave
~, has apparently excited much attention. The
following paragraph will not make friends for
the writer among the islanders:
The Yves, Indians have sometimes threats
ened to transfer their allegiance TO America If
the Americans would take them on such terms,
il would be policy for Great Britain TO sff.r tho
Americans million sterling wear 10 consent
TO the arrany, ment, and she would be great
gamer by the bargain after all.
A collection Of paupers who should utter a
threat to leave the Parish, would no, 5e half
SO welcome 10 pu, their threats into execution
The people Of England are tired Of the West
Indies-ihey are tired, in the frsl place, of
keeping them by public contributions, and they
are tired Of the insolence with which their
misplaced charity has been returned"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
Nrw YoRx OpsERvAroRv. The New York

NEw YORK OBSERVATORY, The New York
CITY Council have resolved to elevate the Gu
pola Of their City Hall. and convert il to the
uses of an observatory. Fonr transparent d.
al. are 10 be placed in it. which are 10 be iilu-
minated a, night. The sum OF 8 $500 has
been appropriated for the purchase Of Turre,
Clock, an Astronomical Clock, and a transit
Instrument, all Of which are nearly completed.
The Mercantile Advertiser, in relation to the
subject observes" We may congratulate our
fe!,ow-ei,isens, particularly our commercial
and nautical men, on the progress thus Tar
made towards the establishment OF an obserVa-
tory; and we hope, ere long. TO felicita'e our
scientific men throughout the country, onHa
further appropriation by our cooperation, for
the purchase Of a 1beodolite, and Azimuth
Compass, and such other instruments as NAV
be required TO complete the first public obserra-
tovy in the Western World
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

NORTH EASTERN BouNDARY We learn, says
'0e Noa'real Gazette, from a source on which
We place implicit rgIauce) that his excellency
Or how,RD DOUGLASS, and the honorable WARD
|SlPMNS, were TO appear bef,re the King Of
'ae Netherlands in the beginning Of January
mex, on the subject Of the North Eastern
boundary. /, will be recolleeted tina, the de-
e''on Of this long contested question between
treat Britain aud the United States, was re
erred 10 the decision Of this Prince by the two
Powers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The oldesI member Of either House Of Con
press is Gen SAMUEL SMITH, OF Maryland, who
was elected to the House Of Representatives in
1897, and transferred 10 the Senate in 1908,
where he has continued, with the exception Of
a shor, interval, TO the present Time. Mr..
NEWTON, Of Virginia, is the oldest member OF
the House, having been regularly reelected
from the Norfolk District since 1901.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Novrx.ra %.

FLOUR -.
Ho,oud Sired Fouv.-The principal pcrt30 the
sales from stores this week has been made at IS 43
per Dbl. cash interest added. In some cases, ~
and SO have bee paid and IN ots it has been sold
at 37A The result of to-day inquiries induces us
believe that 433 is about the fair store rata The
wagon price has been steady throughout the week
37i per barrels an occasional load has been taken
fraction less but the generally prevailing rate is that
just mentioned.
Cifv Mile F2ou-.-The only transaction in standard
quality that has come knowledge this week, was
sale on Thursday at 81 874 per bbl per cent off
for cash. This description appears TO be quite neg
leced Sales of $500 bbs extra were made this week
at IS per Dbl. cash. contract for a considerable
parcel Of extra also made at So 30 days credit
the quality, OF course, TO be very superior.
Susouehanna Flour of 200 to $40 bbls. Sus.
quehanna were made this week at s. IS per Dbl inter.
est added.
GRAIN
as heretofore, quite limited The sales of good to
prime parcels of Maryland rcd have ranged throughout
the week at 100 1896 as in quality We have heard
of no sales over the latter named rate Sales of good
parcels Of Virginia red at 81 O0c in quality Sales
of Maryland white Wheat have been made this week
at los ll2c. per bushei
COMM the early part of the week, owing to the
scant supplies the rates of last week pretty well
supported; out making inquiries to day. we find
that both old and sorts have declined fraction in
price. day sales Of old Corn were made at 40 and
421 cents per bu,hel The cargo 423 cts was said
to be of prime quality. We quote old at 40 IS cts
Sales of good parcels Of Corn have been made to-.
day and yesterday at IS 81 cents, and some parcels
in bad condition, at lower prices. We quote good
new at IS 81 cents.
Rice Sales this week at 40 AZ cents per bushel
Ciorer Seed. I've quote the store price at IS "a
per bushe
Frseed rough, cannot be purchased at less than ii
20 per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
Printing Materials for Sale.

m iE subscriber wishes to dispose OF quan1y % Of
Printing Materials perfectly new consisting sting, 81
tn following foants: BREWER L0rg f I'm E Ing
G Primer. d. Eaglish. Canon A',es r.ea. 80
ter. wrh all necessary articles for publishing News
paper and Job Office Also good secondhand gu.
Der Royal I,amage Press, The above articles were ere
purchased for the purpose Of printing paper Th .ns
10 van. of an estabishment Of the above description.
should make carly appic..on. as they viii be sold
great bargain. u .os,
nov 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The mail stage nom Philadelphia to Chester
county, was stopped on Thursday morning, a
short distance ives, Of the Schuylkill bridge,
by three foo,pads, who presented pistols 10 The
lied, and one of the passengers robbed Of $50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

member Of the Maryland Legislature,
a''iing to the editor Of the Telegraph, declares
hat Maryland viii stake her stands" which
means, we suppose, tina, the Jackson party in
"Od 10 20 The whole. Very well, gentlemen {;
pay out the repe-you will hang yourselves
With II one day yet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

For the last day or two, says the Boston
Palladium, we have had steady rain, with
wind from the snush and southwest. Daring
the greater par, oil yesterday, lights were rem
derpd COW eniep, and even necessary, in most
Of the houses in the city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
LIVERPOOL MARKErS-SArURpAr.O Der. "a.
TYfIer the York had eft

.yTeT tHe IOTh H1u eJF' ]
Since Tuesday. We have receveds mode rate supply
of Oats and ali other kinds of Grain Flour, and Dat
meal. The imports very small Yesterday good
demand sprang up tor new Wheat at Tuesday prices,
and to day AN advance Of ID per bushel obained
the sales have however, been only to imcd extent.
and in old there had scarcely been any sales Effected.
Barley rather cheaper Oats are at moderate request.
and Flour and Oatmeal dull; sale without any alteration
in prices.
Colon Oct. 24.-lbe sales of cotton tins day are
estimated y, 800 bag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
CheaN CASH Stove,

CORNER OF KING e ST, .4S3PH STREETS.
VUliE subscriber has just received from Baltimore a
L variety of GROCERIES. consisting of sugar; mo-
la,scs, French brandy; Holland gin; Madeira, sweet
and dry maIsga wine; vandyke's mustard. in papers,
Iondun do in bottles; madden; soft sheed almonds;
bunch raisins boxes and hslfdo, muscae in boxes;
bloom do in kegs; cheese in casks AMI boxes; nut
megs; cassa; shaving soap; rice, and apples
In Store,
White leads linseed oil; sperm DO. spirits of tur-
pentne; Spanish whiting; Venetian red, and window
glass; besides many articles in the Grocery line, low
for cash. 10. RATCLIFF.
nov 2s-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The Virginia papers generally, without dis.
the disgraceful procedure in Rockingham, Of
burning Mr.. LEIGH in effigy. This i. as il
should be.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The success which has attended the cultiva-
ton Of sugar ia Georgia, has induced many
planters to turn their attention TO that branch
Of agriC ulture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
FN\i Goods.

Inc Packages seasona5le DIR, goods, just reeelvsd
Jn s. win be sold at reduced prices by wholesale
and retail They were purchased principally AZ s9e
,on nv the package aud will be sold quite as low oy
Wholesale as thew can be bought in Baltimore Aso an
ssor.ment Of COTTON YARN. ,
net S-2mO u. ~. 1OII.SO---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

49, and uceo, dinghy he Surgeon General
pr d'sn :. ,rnknift, sli, small cane he held
,psn'd u, ~ ,or, a strip off the ehild's froek,
bis na an, round the top OF the slender rod,
,o''d ,"l down the throat Of the expiring sui,
ba'' EM,Sdged The meal. and opened The
FRET ,,ua massage, and 'hus rescued from The
sr'%f'SS hath, BY a means as novel and extra.
r'' o. >. j, is inconsistent win he rules OF
o'ila'3j n,,e,ice, lovely iufln,. Having per-
Srs, re- opera.ion, which took only lew
''n,ys II, Surgeon General re mounted his
rt''u's, ,,cer. and dsshet off at his ordinary
M'A ". had. Yesterday. III. pleasure OF see
Ph child Look admirably well.
Hs '' Dublin Freeman's Journal.
;,.,r.ment alluded TO is called pro-
i 7, is mrr,K slender round piece OF
s's ,o,,. with soft button at one extremity.
va. ..b, 10 BE- a. hard in every appIhecary's
y o'1 indeed, in every family with young chill
wv NJ. Champions prompti'ude aud skill
. S'ad have saved him frnm the rid'cuie which
n' n.b,ia edi'or, by his introduction OF The
~ charger and dashing caracoiling OF the
, .S., IA, thrown over the whole transaction.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
FMl Goods.

NV The shin, Virginia and Boston from England,
.nI h. other late arrivals we have received
8 or 400 packages seasonadie Dry Goods;
4. of which were purchased with great care tor cash.
and which are offered for sale on The best terms.
~, 10 JOSEPH ANNEy < Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

Poor PArcH is dead, and they should let him
'One. I, is unieeling to be sPor'ing With his
memory. Res,Gssta. in pace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book and Dry Goods Auction.

v>Bis Evening, at early candieIght, at his Auction
Store, will be sold collection Of new and valuable
books among them large family bibles, pendd engray-
ings; common do; testamenis; Benson's Coamenta-
RES ~; Clsrkes do 6vi Wesley's works 10 v. calf;
Woods Dictionary of the Bible, 2v; Wesley Family;
Bensons Life OF Fletcher; Methodist Episcopscy; DO.
Magazine; Chalmers' Dscourses; Measuring Reed;
rarby's Gazetteer; johnson & wsIker's Dictionary.
impd by Todd; Revised Code; Rollins Ancient Hist.
vols. gilt; Josephus, 6v; many novels. with his
tories school and blank books, &C Also, dry Goods
hardware, and IS or 20 !, 4 and whole boxes of half
Spanish segars. nov 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
FOR .NeW-Orieans,

FOR NeW-Orieans,
TO SAIL FIFTH OF DECEMBER
~ The fast sailing, copper aud copper fastened
~ schoOn.r
gR6l TRANSPORT
~ CHoArE, master, will sal positively on the day
above stated For passage OF forty or fifty more steer
age passengers, apply to
Norfolk, Va.
P.S Having been engaged in the New Orleans
trade with schnoners, the TRANSPORT and the
ShihG7Uh'S B.iRGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers will undertake to keep both of these vessels
in future in that trade. The WAsuINsToN's BAH6E will
BE- in readiness to sail about the middle Of January and
at any time that sufficient quantity to mike AN OBJ
ieot, say haa cargo, offers at either Richmond or
Alexandra, one Of the vessels will be sent to either
place, expense to shippers; when such guam
ty shou offer to make it of less importance, the
passage will be paid by us to Norfolk In point of sail
ing these vessels have proved themselves equal if not
SUPERIOR to any in the trade; and the masters shall be
such as will be approved Of H. e. 5.
Norfolk, nov %
Gr The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican. will please insert the
above till the 9Th december and afterwards insert the
p alone, IT, and then forward their accounts for pay
ment u. " u ,.
nov &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
New Factory.
TO ReMt,
oct 24-dts

The large and eonveLi.n' House
s!!lH n the Loler Ferry. Ri, well calculated
sts Tor q groa by store and dwelling. Also.
one Of thf Houses lately built Opposite
staaIts Team.Boat Hotel II shtted Tor store .He
dwelling. 'osiAh H. HA'D
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company
rUyHE Stockholders in this Institution have declared
i dividend Of four per cent the capital stock,
pay able to them or their legal representatives on the
lst December next.
BY order Of the Board:
Treasurer Of Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company.
Aiiddlebt,re Nop. IA, l829-nov 23-Sw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09

|I'liE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's prc-emincut virtues so we'll es-
tabilshad, and fully acknowledged By on Intelligent
PUBLIC that is scarcely necessary say my thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofthc Liver: Dcb resulting from intem-
perance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers
rams IN the Bones, attended with swelnqs of the
ioints indigestion; BotcIcs on the Face Pimples, &c
syphilis: Cutancous diseases generally and letter in
particular MerCurial and Scrofilous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed b.
tic Cuhuleon, have becoule 30 humorous as to pre-
Glide their insertion IN any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor 10 print them in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will DO forward
ed as soon possible the several Agents for gra
tultons distribution, aud mGs perusal, strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, aud disarn is hoped tho prciudi-
ces OF those who view with disrus any medicine not
known IN what IS called regular practice" Facts
arc stubborn things. ard canbOt ne gainsoid
AT the earnest solicitation OF members Of the med
ica faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
lshng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catholcon and who anxious that its benefits 10
mankind may be more widely diIused, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price 10 TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; md this will he done with.
out III uEy way Geterioratug the quality of the med
Icne, reducing ne size Of ne bOttle Ms has been
materially done iuthe of Swaiin's Panaccn.
Extracts 81 letters recently rcf from yi~inrs, and from
dgeHfstor tie sal Qi Poiic,s CaocH aosoC soia are
also ageut1 frr S,caje's P1narea.
W re'd more Than doscn bottles o. f0r Cahlicon where
sell one bottle OfSwHns anacc; and Eel great pleasure i'm
informing you that in every ~ which Rave srsn the Ca
ihOiicon tied has produced dsc;Bed bcHsGt"
"Could you afford 10 reduce tie price OF your Cahocon 10
t"o dollars, sp1d noTc frequently pecife to NY patients
and this would also BE- lone y number Of ohc physciaps in
ms town aud vicinity who have ucd Il with tie lest caec
after al the Other Paace1 and toe Compound syrup Of sar
Gaparila had failed"
IN eminent physcan SAYS 81 have known several cures pc
houned by the % ynur Catooon Wish bad previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions OF the faculty. aud have
never known t0 pm luce U,JUrio,,s cfcctf"
Ibe above invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
Q. II. BI,AMIRE,
lan ~ Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
THRUST sALE,-

UNJUST SALE.-ty virtue OF tlee OF ,.N,cuicu
n ty Tianer II. Henley and Hannah his vic, TIM sub
scrocfs, and duy recorded m the clerks Office of ,ioochin6
county court, either u, will Monday tho 10Th
day oil March next Chat ng Gocclant court day y proceed
TO sell, mt Coocaand coat, house. tic HIGHEST bic for
csdy money! all the Iigh title, interest and Claim tho said
Turner T. Henley and hsnnah his vile have may have
Tract of Land containing hundred and twcniyninc
one fourth acres of a lying the lower end IF Goochilnd
county, being the tact III Lind owned w William ar
nctt at the time OF ms DEATH and which, by his last win ad
trn, ct which Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah Barrett
Of tho heirs Of the said William Barnett also all inter
est, title md claim, which the said Turner r. iirnley and
Hannah his wife, now have, may Hereafter have, in six
Ncoes with their increase, also stock horses hogs cattle
and stock OF al kinds also household and Kitchen furniture
belonging 90 the said WIN Barnett. which with all estate
they claim under the said VIM Baracs III i'm order 20 satisfy
the purposes for whch the said deed of made c,
title only viii bc cnuvcYc, vested in the hy
Aforesaid decd OF trust. WILL. GRAY, -
WM MILLER, it's"es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09

known and desirable lanation called Pleasant Acadov
situated the county OF Amherst belonging the
frnnkn decd, and lying the lyny river
containing eight hundred and fory-thc Thisand Is
well adapted TO the culture Of tobacco wheat aud
There the tract Eve hundred wood land and the
open land in good heart will be sold in body, lots
suit purchasers there settlements sd land Any
disposed purchrsc will be shown the pre-
by Robert W. Carter Hector Akison indispu,a-
bic title can he made all tho leguics OF lawful age One
half Of the purchase money hand, and the aance
annual instamens with lien the payments.
The Improvements arc two dwelnghouss, of them large
HOUSES, with well Of excellent water in the yard In point Of
health and situation, this land surpassed by ie upper
country Should the above property not he disposed OF private
ly, shall odor il AT pubs auction the promises the
frst day OF April next. BY THE LEGATEES.
Jan % Wilt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
VIRGINIA.: A,rulee. holden in IN. ,,,t,. oes.. - -,

VihSiNiA; Al rules. holden the clerks Office of the
superior court Of ehancery for the Richmond d.,rie,
the 9Th day Of Jolly 1928: John Baylor aud George b.
Baylor pits against Robert Pollard, james Brown in his
own right aud or nj Robert Burton
OF Donald Burton, Samuel Thomas Pinker,on
and Daniel Bell assgnees of Donald Burton bankrupl,
dts. 'P'''
ana Daniel Bell not having their appearance. and
gwen security according the assembly and the
ues oil ms court, nnd appearing by tory evil
dence that they are Of this cou,try II IN
ordered mat the said defendants do appear here on tie
ns DAY oil tho nextterm, aud the bill Of review
% py mo pani'as' and that copy of this order be
't,nwh inserted In son,o newspaper published in the CITY
=. nehmond' Tor two months successfully, and posted
me 'front.' door ofthe capitol, in the said city.
\ 81 copy. Tes,e, VIM. g. PEsp1nroy