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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

,oc, more than 'i,.ics as iauel as tho average
1t thus appears. hat on every snhj CT of taxation
the country Esst OF the Ridge pays greot dca moro
for each white person than Is paid TO the Vest
liven otths land tax, the poor and country
from the head OF tide 10 the sea coast-a country
which has been settled for two hundred years and
has been suffering undrr most nludicicus und run
nous system ni agriculture Cor each whuc man paws
n"sr 40 per cont more than is paid in that GALLEY
WMc ave have bccn told, and no doubt correctly, Is
thu finest valley on the face OF The Globe.
Edi # The slave tax be rejected entirely from the
estimate, 1t WI. he found that OF the other taxes rs.
scss,d. tho dlcrcu districts will stand for each white
person thuS the st district 10 cents, the 2d district
30 cents, the 3D. district 81 cCu,s mills tho 9TH 81
cents mills. The average West Of Use Ridge. y
C,I;s mills. eul The uvcrrvc East of tn, II l1uc
GO cents mills II thus apprara hat 'or every dbl
lar o tuNos (eNusyc OF slave taNl assessed Tor euc
white person Wcsi o. ,hc Aleglahy there are about
s 80 ''nts assessed ea each whi,c person In the
tic water GstriC;--1ul far every dollar tor cacn
whole country Mtet of the Blue Ridge there arr,
s. 80 cents 1S>esSc. each white person Ea,i of
tic HiiE': ona Il the slGyr tax be iuc:..cd II wis
b' found jEu' tho Disparity is much grcat.r. If we
examine Tie Umuunt g taxes ra.G uj' the TrcaSd-
~ ir'u some separate counties, VC shall find the
Inequality CD b. sill. moro Elrnr, in the large
cnur'.rS of Mon0Hsa.a aud Harrison, lying 20 the
West OF tuc Al!c-hauy MoutI,us the uyeracrc tax
"'.a0 i.r each WI p"'son Is H. cents . Il,:,s In
F'"a.''' a"" N"uoNay, N!ng l.as' Of the Ridge
'"g r. "' 'hH e'I"t'S II % IS 3m-'s.
Wa. u"" pruc' o Nv rNamjn", sir. Chairman
I'D" lac repro e%aa''l on ''c "u'c basis Will stsnI
.' '''' ls"So' VIM He taxes ralJ n oiHFchi dis
t'.I : o. com, nc 4'i,e amount O.. taxes pan
i''2 ic public ''r''snry rcr And,ars statement
amounts 10 Si"5,}S' 30. a. ,ais sum ue I'll vided by
80 N'' h'',.'e' %. "H'Ea'. s. rnc'ml2on@cd by the
/. E''I''' N'''''i' .'t ' WI. give i-it ~ as the
"f'"EH Taxa ''i rN'' ~ the c"u-,!'ucnis q roci
delegate M 80 SAFE lrsiend of tln constituent,
G,'H Ge''S"'' Pa- fF '.i3 Sai:!' t'"y ". pay O.
'l,'oA'<' VI
'' d, 90 -. ''-.'''' ''' sa1A Ho'sa'r N"!
t'" -su'J =.
80" ~
80 : .
Z ~, 40 90 "
-, , - ,''-.. va 'it'"' ''1' '.'e 'o.''''
"- W .'" l'''e-'' '' ''.' N't '''lc7 "lSt pay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

BY the brig Bunker Hal. Capt Adams, we have
received Bucnos Ayes papers 90 Sept Isth, inclu-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
PETERSBURG MARKET-Nov -

Uhedi best red 90, inferior quality iess-bost
White s.. CoHon-Comcs in brisky, and sells AZ
81 9& AS IN quality. Yobacco-Little COMING in
few hhds. inferior, sold last week at ca Il
4 25 Bacoa-Wholesale l0B. retail H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11


me new government appears to be firmly estab-
listed, with Gen Juan jose Viamonf at ts head who
was appointed governor by joint decree of Cen
Layalle and Cen Rosas, on the 2Ith of Au1ust.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

1t appears the Information received and nuh
l>hedo Monday, respecting Hern' stabbing Branch.
was incorrect in several particulars. The cause OF
the ARRAY is differently rcporied-soUle versions rep
r"sentIng Branch as the aggressor He is not dead
however. and hopes are enter aimed of his recovery
nor has Hern been Rpprehended.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
70 THE PuRIIC
VIZ C0ach 10 fron. G,mnndotte 70 Sin,n

-hG| Coach Lane from, G,yandotte 10 Sfo,er.
ton, Three Times a Feek.
VIE Subscribers have established II Line of Past
Co9cheS from Guyandolteto Siaunton which. in
stead OF running i,9ice week only as stated in for
er o'4cc' Wl4 Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and TO prevent unavoidable DELAY ON the
toao' perform the route three times a week
ne Line viii pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the Licks and the State 'P,rrnniLc 10
Ie"iSDurg and the principal Medicinal Spripps 10
%il; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c 10
1t vii leave GoyandOtte every 2Iuc&4iiy, 7aurs-
arg and Saturday, ut D O'clock, y. M. and ON its
return, will leave Stanton every "Wednesday, FRI
DAY aud Sunday. at thesame hour
AZ 'oIauhton the Line meets the charlottesville
Richmond, and fredericksburg Lines, also .unninp
three times week.
ia gs'e rom ltlchnond to Guyandotte, $40 So
ite route, from Guyandottc 10 Staunton will Ia,
performed IN five travelling days THE 7tb lnv in
week beng necessarily resting day } and from Staun
Ton 10 klcmond, Fredercksburg in I,yo do,.s
aud from Richmond TO the City of Washington. il,
20 hours and from Fredericksburg TO the City, III
There viii be no n:nlt TRAVELLING througbo,, - .,
route ''0
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 70 ~.
WORTH VIII md tins route very pleasant end chean
one And those who may wish to visit the Snrinos
are informed, tiIat, exclusive Of This Line, they ca,,
S"CFai!J ne accommodated, short notice, viii,
good tfirG Coaches 10 those Watering places
And the public assured. that in attention In tn.
accommodation and comfort of the pass,.n0 ers en- "a
Ss good Coaches and Teams, and sEul attentive and
SoDeI drivers can afford them the line shall rot IN,
interior to any other in the State,
PORTER 81 BELDEN,
IroQ!'eiors l.sm Guy4nJoiie, to the Warm Sr1n,s
Proprietor from the Warm SPRINGS 10 sts,o,or
IIchinoud. Va. June - 1929. q On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
MARINE !M EWs-
PORT OF RICH.MO.ND-
ENTERED.

ENTERED,
Snip Ma'iison' from Liverpool. with salt. crates
dry goods and hardware to Van Low & TO. G
Ellis, ID iligginbotham, Lucke & Seer, Il y Small
and WIN Smyth Of Richmond.
ARRIVED,
Scfr Swift, James, from Baltimore, via Norfolk.
SAILED.
ScAr loaac y. Morris, Townsend, for New Yo.k
coal
Sohr Defiance, Lee. for Boston -four
Schr Cyane. S,cclman, for New York, coal
Schr Hero Chatm, Tor Portland, flour and coal
ON Deal 9th June Nlnr'ccai, Rcdman I'm IIampou Roads
NEW YORK, July 27-Clrared. schrs swan Wo,llr, Pc
eisDuis amanda kidei Norfolk fanyy, FryoG Richmond
Richmond 'e'' -''N''i " S"5S NUN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
Beacon Once .N.,cs ROOM ,

~ NORFOLK, July %, 9 A. N.
d. I ns scar Aiexandcr, Foxwell, 80 days from Rio
we learn by gentleman who came passenger in hcr
tnat the u D. ships Hudson, Com Creightcn- and
Vsndaiia Capt. Gallagher, arrived a, Rio de ia
GERS and crews Of both ships all well. The Com,n
dore's ship was stripping. No'''''''-
The Alexander has brought dispatches from Com
Creighton to Government. van
The Alexander spoke Gath instant, in lat. SO y
Ion. 20 w. brig William g. Thomas, of Lynn. 10
days from Philadelphia, bound to ST. Thomas; ej;b.
IN lat "a SO, Ion. u, ship Tennessee, days from
New York. bound to New Orleans.
The markets at Montevideo, cd June, were doll for
American produce. At Rio, 18th June, they were
The new crop Of coffee was coming N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
STAGES.

> ENRANELLERS are respectfully informed Tia.
- the Western Stages to Lynchburg aud Salem.
NC leave Richmond on Mondays w edncsdoys A.
ndays' at y. arrive at Lynchsurg the
next days by i. NJ. aud Salem the third Jnv
where the great Valley Inc to Huntsville. Nasi,
yuie; &C Is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at tiukS on The Blue Ridge mountain, this line IL.
tetscctS Culdwclls line, which passes FincasiIe
Sweet Springs. salt and White Sui plur Springs. Sc.
mtersecting Porter Il Beldcn's line at fewisburc.
which runs to Guyantotte or the Ohio river
The Richmond imc m returning will leave Salem
OH Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays at IA. NJ.
md I.ynchburg on Wednesdays FRIDAYS and Men
DAYS at a. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum
mer.
Tor seats to the West, apply at tho bar Of tha
Union Hotel. Richmond.
AU Baggage or property, whether belonging 20
Passengers or other persons at the risk of the Yrs
pcctyC owners thereof
A. PATTESON, Proprietor
RiCHMoND a. SALEM.
n. B.-Caldwclis line only twce week
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
luly 10 eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
GOULDHILL FOR sALE.-Pursusn, to , dec,.,

W LDlHLis tOif SALE.-PuTsusnt 10 a deer,,al
order OF the court of chanccry .sirct of Frede
IfhsUg the undersigned commissioner, appointed by tie
Coui' LOT me special purpose Will sell the bidder
Puuc auco at Hanover house, fourth Wedpe,
Gay IN August that beng day. that valuable estate called
oi"hii on iamunkcy river in tie county Hanover be-
Ieen one and two miles above Hanover Town aud dsan,
oou esee, miles from Richmond, following terms
e-uio cash, and credit wears on the ba
payable IN equal annual Instruments, 10 he secured bv
w. WIN so"d security and deed of the premises
us esta'e contains about thousand acres larrc FRO.
pI"i oil winch rs valuable low grounds Il has a,wavs
c"iso'Ieu a. one OF the hes, in the cov
ne improvements consist OF GOOD harms and ivo bt;
oeN whch with some repair, might he comfor,,,
hapia''ons Tie PRINCIPAL building has un, bu, ,Io
wa's are Standing, of good Workmanship and might be ara
o on Inc land has teen rented for the present year nv tho
ceyef aponied by tie court OF chaneery, but possession VIII
~ gwen uie purchaser ON the first day Of January
HE tenant nn the land will obgng as TO sber !, e.
any person VINO wish II.
luly2l-l2t LAURES'E BATTAUE Comm,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
FROM MEXICO.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
OGee II Mo Bee.


Office If The Bee, }
.Neo Orleans, Juiy ,.
According TO Vera Ctuz papers Of the 18th ult. ap-
peas that the Mexican Government have made the
least preparation In that place. Tor defence against the
spanish expedition, which, according to private letters
will arrive there about tine 10th or 18Th July The Spa-
0iards will IL is said, take Of the city (Which
they easily do aud then blockade with their navy
the castle Of San Juan de Ulao That fortress is but
poorly povsioued, aud will long be able sustain the
siege that However, do not believe tina
the Spaniars will have sufficient number Of troops 10
penetrate far intp The county, and hope hear Of
before long, their defeat as (accorrg to Ietcrs) order
will be issued for tho army march against them from the
interior as soon as they dcbatk.
Santa Ana had pied the place Of Minister Of War,
aud was the eve Of leaving the ovnec Of Vera Cruz
for Mexico.
from 81. .Wchdc{s.--By slip from the Boston
Palladium Office we learn that the Boa Nova from
st Mchaels 9Th June, brings information Of the mr.
rival of $500 troops in that Island from Lisbon, and
hat others were daily expected TO complete force
of $500 TO 5000 TO proceed against Torccira.--
ship oftlc line and lrigac which were blockadinr
Tercelra, had sent into ST. Michacls two English
vcssels.ono bound in, and the other out Of crceira
the latter was released, but the former was dis
charging her cargo IN deposit.
Ce0gc Evans t after several uias been elected member
Of thu lst Congress- for the keunohcc District Malice Vie is
said To have prevailed over Jackson canddatoNat Gas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
T. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
fnUTTC ~ -

FtNlE dawpg 81 the Name State, No - vii be received
containing tho following handsome rrzcs-eG 900 2ODO
l5On loo 10 ~ 1000 9OO 800 700 6lO 500 4OO 6l9
BESIDES great MANY other smaller prizes 1ickeis only 50,
Quarters 20 cents for sale CHUBBS lucky and prompt
ply Once wHcre AL the capital prizes viii be sold. no
tlke-applY early, you will b. toe late i4iy9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

The Newport Mercury Of Saturday says: We ro =
greet to learn that several extensive aIanufacurinu
establishments a, Pawtucket, have failed within
few DAYS past
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

SAvN>Ati. iuiy 2}--l1,Nt
Cotton he soCN hand is na and the i!a,,ac
uoms are necessarily limited. From 7OJ hale, have bee,
SOFA during te week without variation from Turner ,ra
several sales of iair lots have been made ~ 81 cents Tie
demand has heen principally The better decripiis
we continue our quotations a
f'i's Il lew safes nf goo .lr Zee have been made =, -
i. demand l. rIied ad ttc transactions are not extensive
CGrn--i hiS article has been selling ~ - cents and
me sto' on hand small The demand however hrs
10 cease and tie pr'e must decline additional supply
r-ToTt@ tO'o"'-ihe cdtor Of The Savannah Georgian
Vohed ianle OF the exports oi tins staple from the States
" LOUISIANA AiahHina, Georgia AMI Sou. Carolina Tor the
'e n'on:s OF ,he presen, season, ending Both June
"h!eh wti no doubt he found essentially correct,
10y u statement appears that tine foreign ship.
falling OF at New Orleans of - 500 haeof yytt sxcess
Great britain has ~ O93 and Havre G53 bales Tie coasi
wise exports OF Ils a short Of those of la, season I %
IN consequence ui decrease New Orleans OF 1876 c
ne increase al exports then thu season, foreign ard
is 49l iae-makng IN the CROP we add tine digersuc,
OF stocks, tO77'0 baies,) total of i43,26l bales
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

d DIN u. ROY having rcmovedto Norfolk.
- has established himself there as n Commission Mcr
chant, X Will Iansact any business confidcd tn hscare
he possession OF the commodious Fire proof Public
are house situated IN The most eligible part of tho
borough enables hun offer to the Planters descend
iag tie Roanoke and convenient sturape G,r
their produce: his office is in the house recently oc
cupied by Messrs. !. &. p. j. Tabb. June 9 If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
@serftot1 &aIFa.
~, TLxS DAY,
BY OTIS, DUNLOP e, co

GROCERIES, At AUCTION.
TN FRIDAY next, the 3ist inst. m 10 o,i.cL
wiz De sold at our auction store, trittost rescyre
81 hhds st. Croix sugar, part prime :
~ bags green cofice
90 boxes imperial and gunpowdeE tea
pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands gin
hhds Antigua run
10 kegs Spanish indigo
40 bbls country gin
100 boxes soap
% boxes taIlow candles
20 do sperm d,
ooNes nnd casks new Geese, good quah,y
70 S So%es Havana sugar, excellent quality
do race ginger
5000 pounds bacon, midilinrs
80 boxes Medoc cIaret
10 do champagne
And some handsome safes
Terms nj sale. O. ID &, RI ..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
Commercial Rernro
WHEAT AND FIOrR

DATE or LATEST EUKoPEAN ADVIcrs
From Greenock, . Inc &,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31


WHEAT is coming in freely, principally under con-
tracts with the Millers. The quality is fair, and 1t
has been got in, IN good condition. Present price
90 cts for Red, % for White.
In City Mills FLOUR there is nothing doing Til.
mills are all at work, but for want OF BUYERS the
niliiers are Obliged to ship on their own account
Very itlIe new Flour has yet come from the coun-
Try ana what has come in has gone oil very slowly
Last sales s..
TOBACCO.
The purchase three weeks since or 500 hbds at
81 per 100, on account of Northern house for the
French market, excited considerable interest aud
advanced the price Of all qualities suited To the mar
kets OF that country fully 81 per 100. Since ,ha,
period, though foreign advices continued unlavorabe
the mar kel has remained firm, until few DAYS age
when the prices began To decline, particularly for
fine qualities.
Yesterday abort 100 hhds were inspected The
public sales as follows:
Refused, q % to I %
Common PASSED, i 10 to / -
Kidding, to 5 -
Good To Fine, to . -
Prices generally low for quality, compared viii,
.i"'ount y Prod.cs and hunter Of B.dts aqsscd oo,rr
Hr0tSh he Lancer Locls.
July -8-83 hhs tobacco, lO barrels -four 1926 bushels
wheat ~ Ions saudi cords wood, 3ops rock, 80 boats Goa
boats, 1880 bushels coal ~
Julv ~ 70 binds ohscco barrels mr. 3r7I bushels
wheat 7OD stavc - boats, IL co boats 10 b1se. coal
q. =. Bank Stoct Nan York. .Jpf 27 1914 1871.
E@chd"ge on Lo"aOn 100 iO9s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

o. y Bank Stoct al .Ntio York, Jpy ~ 1921 q 1921.
Exchange LoHdoq, 100 iO9:.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

Having concluded, she turned round tho lawyers and
said, ''Wei! that hne,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

~ Stephen 4. Mitchell Esq. late Editor of the
Virginia Souvenir at this place, and author of the
popular Melo Drama, ''the Maid of Missolongh," is
announced as sole Editor of the Portsmouth Rcpub
hcan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

IA ii AMI te great merit assumed or It, and by the
notorious appointment of defaulters to Office by Gen.
jackson, who have been defaucrs for years, and for
twenty times tho sum in which DIR. Watkins was
delinquent II was therefore holy horror of the
crime which led TO the prosecution of tho late fourth
Auditor. but expectation of making by IL, of
gaining credit with the people upon very easy terms.
aud above all, of dscrcdtng the Administration of
Mr.. Adams.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

CeOcc Evans @ after several uias been elected member
Of thu llst Congress- for the keunohcc District Malice We Is
said To have prevailed Jackson canddatcNai Gas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31

CT In the absence Of news of great iuto est, tho
following sketch of Mrs. Royals trial, may prove
amusing to the reader:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-31
NEXT LOTTERY.

Whole tickets Jny g, Quarters 30 CTS. CsN !,
ny 9. {, HAWKINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1929,

MR EDrroR-Alresdy the silly and very dan
rerous practice Of exploding crackers, squi5s,
Sc. in the public streets has began-already
the peaceable and quie, ci'izeus are annoyed,
and their persons and property endangered, by
this illegal and perilous usage. Even the Sab
ba,h day is no eI for this evil: We are assai-
OF BY these missiles In going 10 snd returning
from our places Of Worship And what is
strange in our eyes, is TO fi"G persons of some
s,andiog in the community, aiding, abet'ing
and assisting in tins unlawful and ueiarious
practice by selling these dangerous & mischie
Gus articles to the miserable vagabend boys Of
The town, well knowing that the using them is
contrary 10 law Of The Corporation, as well as
exc, edinsIy obnoxious and disagreeable to ell
peacsahle and quiet ci,izens.
! call upon the Officers Of the Corporation,
and more earnestly upon parents and masters,
TO aid, ASSIST and endeavor to put an end TO
this mischievous, dangerous and off nsive pr &C
tice. SENEA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
N,om II, sauimo,e an.e,iea,, of Wednesday.

From TIE Baltimore Hniertsaa, " Vednesdoy'
FuEsIpENr's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Es-
pArcH.-The Presidents Message reached this
city yesterday bv express, ~ much shor,er
time than ever the route between The two Giles
has been travelled The express rider OF our
cn,erprising Mail Contractors, Nessrs , ock K,
ton and Stokes, despatched win The COPIES oil
he Message transmitted by the Post Master
General left Washington precisely at twenty
five minutes before one o'clock +. VI. yesterday
and al 6.e minutes afsr Two o'clocS the same
rider was before he City Hoei IN Ba'' more
having performed the dis ance over heavy
road in h. Incredibly s,,nr, period Of only ONE
HOUR AND A HALF, or at the ra'e oi
i,centv four miles an hour, In o,der,o accom-
phsh mis- most extraordiuaIy speed righ' h"r'
ses were stationed at intervals along the roads
and successfully used as he ridcrcatne 10 them.
Soon after passing Waterloo, hr was thrown
twice and severely hurt, the NOISE having twice
boiled into he dl,cha al the road side. The RI
der discharged this most severe and arduous
Lu y in manner h,g iy crediiaoir TO himself;
" hen he Come in I've was literally breathiess.-
By this conveyance each Of the Gailt journals
received copy Of the Message, supplied ny
the Post Master General The copies Tor the
Eastward were Immediately forwarded by a
fresh rider; from The arrangements made hy
Messrs. S,orkton and Stokes, IT is supposed
that they reached Phiiadelphia at ten o'clock
last night, and New York al four this mornlng
The second e1press,also furnished BY Messrs
S. s. S was light TWO horse carriage. con.
tanning The driver and the packages Of Pfintrd
copies Of the Message for the editors OF the
Baltimore daily journals BY It the distance
was travelled in i,oo hours and forty four minutes
or a, the rate of liule over thirteen miles per
hour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

MAIL ROBBERY On Sunday morning, a.
bout half pas three o'clock, The p t,vill-
(Moun, Csrbnn) Stage was stopped or the
Ridge Road, about two mics from the city, by
three armed ruffians, who lied the passengers,
ten in number, and the driver with their own
handkerchief, robbed them Of what money
they had, aud thea dragged the mail bags from
their place Of deposit, Cut item open, and RI
fled the letters Of heir con'ents-the value Of
which we have no learned. The papers AID
letters, together with par Of the con'en.s of
the trunks, we're discovered after dayligh',
scat cred about The turnpike, together Win
the lamps used by The robbers. One Of he
newspaper bags and the letter mail were re
turned 20 the post Office about seven o'clock
There can be ii',le doubt thar the same per-
sons were engaged in this robbery who COM
mited that on tie Kimberton Mail last week
We trust The Pos maser of this city Will b.
auI horised bv 'he pos master general 10 offer
reward s.fficienl TO excite proper offic.', 10
ex; aGrdinary rxrr'ions. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10
New Orleans Packets

xSK Having been engagedinthe New orleans trade
2I$Swith our schooner. the TRANSPORT and the
H.7NHIA GTON'S. BARGE, during the lat season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers we viii undertake TO keep both Of these vessels
~ future in that trade. The WAsHISGToN's BARGE will
be in readiness sail about the middle of January, ant,
any time that efficient quantity to make i, Oh
ieot say hafa cargo, offers at either Richmond or
>exan,lris. If the vessels will be sent to either
lac" {" expense to shippers; when such guam
',ty should nfe to make il ut less Importance, tn.
passage will ne paid by Norfolk In point Of sail
n-, these vessels have proved themselves rqua if not
SUPERIOR sny in the trade; and the masters shall be
UGH as will be apps we'd of
u. CHURCHWARD & SON,
Norfolk, nov %
" The Alexandra Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
aud Petersburg republican, will please insert the
Dove TIL the 9Th December, anil erwars insert the
alone, IT, and then forward their for pay
ment. n G.. x S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-10

We have seen letter from La Guayra OF he
18Th Of November, whi'h mentioned desire
e.pr, sset by Bolivar, to leave that country for
Europe This is supposed 10 be movement
on his pa't 10 procure II crown Tor hrs head
"Veneznela, says The writer, "over which Jose
A"toni" pa.z presides. has long wished TO
withdraw from me union of the Republic OF
Colombia As VrneznlA is decidedly the rich.
esl sIa'e Of Colombia, il will be fpr her ipieres,
TO be indepsnden,-Shr is willing TO pay her
portion oftbe debt. General Cordova, one OF
Bolivar's former friends, has com: out publicly
against him Bovars ambition i, stated as the
cause TIE writer dds -" Venezuela will i'm
mediatey declar herself independent of Bogo.
ia."-U 5. G0zeite