Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-04

IFedy 'cut DTQSu.-lt VIII 20 woo1 In
some people to learn, that not only have dicren-
ces been honorabH adjusted with Brazil but that the
ludlcious diponatist THAT court has succeeded
IN the negotiation of commercial treaty. The pru-
aencc wisdom and foresight of the present admin
istratlon Is thus exercised and felt to the last NAV
the next not only be pure and autlcss but sue
cessiul and glorious as this! ". Y. Com. .4ii,,
The Nashville Banner of the 10th inst. says:--.
" General jackson, we understand will set out il,
the early part of next week, for Washington. HIS
route will depend the probable state Of tho Ohio
river. II 1t be too low for steamboat NAVIGATION Ia
Wheeling, he will probably travel on the direct route
through East Tennessee and Virginia. Under pre
sent circumstances, 1t WILL doubt be peculiarly de-
sirabe with him to avoid all unnecessary ccromonv
aud parade on The Journey"
In addition to the above, we learn that gentleman
VINO arrived here yesterday morning from the West
states that he left Gen. JACKSON at Cincinnati ON his
way TO the seat of Government. We understand
that was the intention of Gen. j. 10 visit Pittsbur
and Philadelphia on his route to Washington.
Nat Journal.
r PIrrsnuRGu, Jan. 90.
General Andrew Jackson arrived here last evening
III tne pennsylvania, and took LODGINGS n,
the Mansion House Hotel.
The culture of sugar appears to prosper at the
South. One planter who lives ON tho Fln,,, IA -
the st. Mnry's river, has made during the late season
from 10 acres, 50 hogsheads first quality sugar and
10 hogheals nolasscs.
Jonathan Thompson has been appointed hy the prc5
ot the United states, with the advice aud consent of Tho Senate
Collector of the port OF New York This appointment, n,s, ~
good one Tor we perceive by the New York napcr fo,s
winch we hst obtained Information IT, that il ha a,;
faction TO both parucs.-Sdt Int.
me S"e- is stated in the English papers, that very IN
crcs'ns discovery has bccn made of to Boob OF ja
shc mentioned iii Joshua TO- which has been proc,ed 4,
very great EXPENSE having been preserved that country since
tho return OF the Jews from the Babyouish captivity sin
TINS book where We shall find the particulars OF connandlr
non ,ilspu
ce are many Interesting biblical discoveries he mnd.
and II Is evident that they Will be made Persia for the eps
Her tier seventy years captivity c several of their sacrJ
BOOKS IN erSa; which doubt preserved by that NOR
ton o their brethren who with the SIR,
ton oil Cyrus, and preferred remaining Babylon IN fact tic
permission siancd hy that great monarch and confirmed bv
Darius permitting them TO rcum their native land was so
promptly accepted, that many religious works were le bchns
We nave at least, EIGHT Books refereed to in the bbr
Book OF the Acts of Solomon "ook Of the Chronicles of
Tire kncs OF Judah ! Book Of Samuel Seer" "Book or
Nathan the Prophet "Book OF Cad the Seer The Visions Oh
lido uc Seer "Book Of Shcniah the Prophet" "ook OF
! Jehu" r~' N -
The ccoveyof these books would throw great rht ,on
many important facts and explain points upon which the re ex
lists tho most contradictory opinions
we shall doubtless md the missing books in Persia,
aud no place more likely than Echatana the ancient Sh,
the city IN which the Jews enjoyed the greatest after
their escape from Human; and trust that the discovery m
the Book o JasheT he followed by nlsn,iing efforts m
procure the othcrs-.$. j. Eng