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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

The nomination of the Hon. John Randop has Min
lser to Russia it is stated, received the unanimous APP
probation OF the Senate, some Edors-disinterested
soulsl-talk about the imbecity of that distinguished
statesman This is only 'dence of their own " cak-
ness and folly He coniessedly the master spirit Of
the late Virginia Convention, and with all his infrmi-
ties, we apprchend that he will discharge the duties
OF his office with credit TO himself and honor to the
reign court. Boston Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
SLi,470 81


Mr.. King had presented to this office, claimed and OBJ
tanned credit for most of the items contained in the claim
OF the Bank before that claim presented. Had the
remances called for by him before his removal been
made no would have paid the claims Of the Bank and
his whole default would then have been the Govern
ment. The suspension Of his calls Of money by YOU
and the confidence of the Bank, which induced them to
suffer him TO overdraw, shifted most Of his default from
the Government to the Bank
The actual amount of default 10 the Government and
70 the Bank, Is above stated, $44,479 81
RE has presented 10 this office claims to the
amount OF $4,000 80, go $50 25 of
which, il is certainly ascertainel, have
been passed to his credit long ago, lsav-
ing SI0,s5O 81
Claims for extra commits. IONS in
terest, clerk hire, sc. present.
ed TO you, and rejected 21,640 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

. The Legislature ofNew Hampshire meets al Concord
his day; the votes for Senators 10 The legislature were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

81 504 ~
NORFOLK, 18Th Dec, 1917.
Received Of Miles King, Navy Agent, fifteen hun
dred and four dollars, and sevenv-two cens. in pay
nent OF the above account. ROBERT +. STEED
The corresponding receipt here, is a ne,o recent
The date changed only nine days. but Though there
one barrel Of beef and OF pork, less. the new
hill than on the old, il is remarkable, that the aggre-
gate price exactly the same, and the price per bar
rel in the old hill, is omitted in the new, being some
what inconsistent with the aggregate price. No such
lots of beef and pork, those mentioned in the odd bill
were received by the storekeeper; but the lots men
TONED in The new were received. IL the storekeepers
book were admitted as evidence that the heef and pork
have not been paid for they would prove that Mr. King
charges ior two barrels than delivered and
the evercharge is concealed, by emitting the price per
barrel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

'rbis letter j, no, in my possession.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

FIhe's vouchers are not 10 ny posscssion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31

uscepuble OF some cxtenuaton from the aggraya
ting department Of Layvlcss-but the Imprisonment
OF man and suspendng him fromithe pursuit of his
profession, for criiicsing judicial sentence, is an
Outrage OF tyranny well meri,ing the denunciaton
and even the personalities Of McDufo, and which we
trust vii draw upon the offender, degradation from
ms office. The States, and particularly Virginia,
are IN need ofa few salutary examples of the punish
ment OF judicial arrogance and tyranny, towards
which, there is strong tendency from the nature Of
the judicial tenure. When we speak of Virginia
Judges, we mean those of the General Court, some
Of whom mot all mos traverse their circuits with
Z he insolence of Vice-Roys, armed with the forml
dable and underlined and Indefinite power, of punish
ing for contempts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
THE CENSJJs.

The Albany Argus furnishes complete returns OF
the census of New York. with few trifng exccp
tions) which we publish the most striking iustra-
tion Of the prosperity of that, the most vigorous
Commonwealth. in the world
Prom the Clarksburg Enquirer, we extract a
statement believed TO be accurate of the census OF
Virginia, West'of the Alleghaney mountains.
a comparison of the ratio of increase between the
population Of New York. and that of Trans Allegha
ney Virginia, is less painful to Yrginanism, than
We feared, before made It. The ratio of increase
IN New YORK, is about II: o. Western Virginia, q
little more than SO per cent. This however is tina,
part OF the Old Dominion, whose increase has been
greutest' We cannot yet say, how the Valleysand
the Cismontane regious,will compare with the above
If the present ratio of representation is preserved
New York will be entitled to 48 representatives! Ii
80 oc0 be taken the rntio, she will be entitled to
80 with fraction of $4,000: If $4,000, she will
be entitled 10 10 representatives
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

'HtHE exercises of this School, for the ensuing year
n will commence the I'd Monday in January, and
term nate the 5th December following. The course
OF instruction will include Reading, Penma nshp,
Arithmetic Mathematics, Eugllsh Grammar. Com
position Geography. Natural and Moral Philosophy
and the Latin and Greek Languages. Terms for
BOARD tuition, washing and lodging. will be SlO5 for
the scholastic year OF ten months All the boarders
VIII be accommodated in the family of the subscrl-
oer and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken TO select
properY qualified Assistan; Tutors. who will unite
with The subscriber, to Impress upon the minds of the
students the incacuable benefits arising from indus
trious and exemplary habits No student older than
10 years will be received, unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given, with regard to his moral
character Letters addressed to the subscriber nea
Somervil!e, Fauquer County, Virginia, will receive
prompt attention. G.. TACKETrp
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31

Illinois Sena'ors.-Elias X. Kane, has been reelec-
ted to the Senate ofhe U. States for years from Sd
OF March, receiving 10 out of SO votes
Cen Jno. NJ. Robinson has been chosen as sue
cessor TO Jno. Mclean, decd 1.-THE place is now oc.
cupicd by Mr. David J. Baker, under temporary
appointment of the Illioois Executive)
Both these gentlemen are Jncksonians The true
question however H00, is not whether ma is Jack
sonian-but whethcr-Jackson out of the wnv-he
is next for Glay' That is he point Thus Buckncr
is Jacksonan-and Wilkins--but they arc not the
less Cf1y, and for Clay: and so VIC presume. arc
these Illinois Senators II is by refusing to note this
distinction, that the Jacksonans obfrscae matters
If man has been, or is, for Jtckson--thc Jackson
papers prctendto consider him all that they want him
to be- Our neighbor, in arguying the topic finds it
convenient to count upon him for Van Burcn--thc
Telegraph, FOR Calhoun. Each avoids what is and
- daily more and more becoming the true enquiry
who IS he for, Jackson aside land we presume his
dynasty is ono day to terminatc.) We beg to hold
gentlemen TO this point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31

l. The Ne0s.-Tho news from England being of the
greatest Importance, we lay aside every thing no,
previously in type, in order to spread it before the
public.
The leading incident is the resignation Of the Wei.
ington Ministry, en- masse The signal for this, was
their failure to carryh question connected with re-
trenchment; when the King was instantly notified
that they 'could no longer serve him. with satsfac-
to themselves, or advantaget to the country" Such
Is the etiquette, whenever that rare thing happens
thas minister's are outvoted ministerial question.
The party which succeeds to power, are Whies
throughout-the ostensible Chief, Earl Grey-the
real soul, Mr., or rs must now call him. Lord
oiougnan, These men inherit the name, with We
y small portion ofthe spirit that ANNA Ted the Wings
from 1855 TO 1763-Earl Grey is represented Us the
s'ernest Arstocrat in England and what they all are
10 Jaef' may be inferred from the plentiful sprnk-
ling OF titles among them. Cobbctt calls the whole
sett neutrality-suspicious. to our scare crows
men VINO lend themselves to popular courses
merely as the means Of acquiring power-and are
now actuated by the single desire of preserving
their Arisocratic privilegesby seeming to be what
they arc not-friends of the popular rights-assu-
ming the character to cvade or dispense the COMING
democratic storm.
IL Is little in the abstract to Republicanism, or
Republicans whether Lord Wellington an avowed
Gory, or Earl Grey, be at the head of affairs Blu,
the change of Ministry is nevertheless. an event o,
the greatest magnitude not On its own intrinsic &C
count, but the public temper which compelled it. and
the pledges under which the new men come into power
This temper IS revolutionary, and plainly, most init
mately assocntad with the revolutionary spr On the
Continent. The new ministry are its creatures. and
must go on pa'i passu with the spirit of Reform. or
instantly, like Guizot and Broglie il France forfeit
public favor Let every one feel the most perfect
and untaltering assurance, that in England, as we'll
as brance-that state of things has commenced
which cannot possibly terminate but in one wav-tbe
utter subversion OF Crowns and Coronets-Kinp and
Arstocracy
Congress AID the Legislature On TUESDAY both
Houses OF Congress again engaged IN the trial OF
Judge Peek and other witnesses were examined 'The
case 1t is thought, will occupy a month
In the House of Delegates yesterday, the repor,
on the Patrick election, taken up The repor,
concludes with resolution, that Archd. Stuar, il
not and that Isaac Adams entitled to the
seat, Mr. Rives of Prince George moved a subs,i
tnte declaring the election void on account of the
numerous irregularities committed and that new
writ OF election ought to ssue-~hich was supported
oy the mover. Messrs Leigh, Marshall and Stuart
opposed by Messrs Brodnax and Witcher, and neg
ahved by ayes and noes-ayes IS, noes IL The other
business of the day was local-The proceedings and
sketch of tho Debate the Patrick Election. arc
postponed to make room for the interesting news
from Europe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
EDUCATION.


aDHiLiP MAYO intending to Withdraw from the
Bar proposes to devote his attention permn-
nentiy TO The education of youth, male and female
Hewlll open School AT his residence ON Rich
mond tl'l on the second Monday in January next IN
winch VII be taught such branches as are necessary
TO rood practical English education His first caro-
VII be to illustrate the design and lmporance Of ed
ncaiion that his pupils may be brought to abour for
definite and desirable object.
Whilst due regard will be had TO a proper cxer
else OF the memory, he will endeavour, instead uF
loading with confused mass of undigested .aiter
gradually TO d"veope tho reasoning u,.rc-s
The great purpose Of the teacher is To- ~.,,,,o,,
the education of children no, designed .by ,har- M
rents Tor either otthc learned profes jhs sEd a. nal
NY such asore Tor entering the Academy with qdN
tosc.
Great attention on he given % ts9 mt. h. 5r5
manners of The children
lhe scholastic year wii ;orgrlrr na tl, 7a,li.y
Poi I'e'em'cr There wi'i D. vas.n.., ,;-.ss .iiI,
nonln 0i august Tho tcrms " tiinur ar.. so
payable 1narerly. Ono Go.iag yHl lr -,7uHcd i,o-,
cach pupil Or '.Iel Books au 20
inrniscc'' o. preferred. at ccs'
EGni orr io9 borders w he
Iiy g $40, payal.e.g.-- .r II
njsliug bed AND btdUr~.
Z. Mayo arkror i'-cs fs -i.i-.-.p4 s. =
PERSONS who toy1 gnfryuis.d hin ~ A. a.
tts business ln iic uri held Old 5.re if -, =
attended TO hy Joseph Mayo p ty.'. ~
ysc gf.yasta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
AUCTION sATsIs.
Bank Stock aft AUCTION,

EIiS DAY, al ~ o'clock. will b. sold at tho
Coffee House, 20 shares Of stock of the Bank of
v"gnis. and 12 shares of stock. of the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, belonging estate and will be-
sod. oy order OF the Executor, for cash.
dec3i JAS III. LYNCH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
EDUCATION.

'ENHE subscriber will continue his Grammar School
Il the ensuing year. 1881 in SpottsvlvsnisN
taught. "'N W
Ihe-school will commence on nth of January. and
terminate on 10th December folio wing s.iyinr one
months vacation IN the summer
tuition Tor the Ancient Languages will be So
For the English Language, PIT
Board will be 80
Tor the scholastic year each boarder finding his own
bed. towels and candles
Quarterly payment will be required.
Inc subscribers address is Dabneys Mills. Louisa
county. ID. w. WALLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
RPPLES
Grand National Ball

M X. BOSSlEUX respectfully acqusins mis- pat
1Vh rons, and the ladies' and gentlemen of Rich
mond Manchester and their vcnlties that he intends
opening his New and Superior Ball Room In the rear
OF the Theatre, on G Street which will he known by
The name OF Torpsichore Hall He will, ons FRIDAY
noXt, 3Oth inst. 1880, give Grand Ball. 10 COM
menco at seven O'Clock in the evening.
Tickcte So, TO admit one gentleman and two n.
dies, to be had AT the Hall.
Light refreshment for ladies' and gentlemen will be
provided, and musicians will nc engaged for that
OCCASION TO play marches between The Cotiions
Days Of tuition. Wednesdays, Fridays ofillon
Parties every Saturday evening, TO which pupi,s and
ccpt for refreshments
Ladies and gentlemen need no, 10 ufraids Of bcir~
too much crowded. as IG Cnuilons con be made up
at once, and the Room cun hold from 600 to 1000
pcrsus, dec es-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31

Tickets $40 Quarters Sc so
Halves 5 Eighths 25
For sair at e. MICKI.E,S
dec 81 Next below the door Of tho Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31

small part OF this population included by estimate
Population Of .Nelo York at Uarious periods.
aO,I2O 5s6O5o s5s,o4s 1.s7s's12 ,os1ga
Gaining in 10 years SCI 6s4, 40 per cent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
FOR SALE.

fOh SALE, !. IN
"A Few pipes and smaller casks Of EsdeiRa vine =
"a consisting OF what they denomnae, in sIaslec<. =
their finest old and extra fine qualities eau,{< - z
any nave imported for these IS years pas,:
small quantity of Bual, ,ercia Por, and Sicily vines
Anew tons English and Ulster bar lron the last of
very superior quality, well known tontbose who
have tried it; -
Thirty-fve bags old Java coffee, vaffaael TO be of
fine favor; 3<4rfI
Smalis supertine, middlng, and eheao Qualities of
loaf sugar;
st. Crox sugar, and salt in sacks
Old r, m and French brandvs<
few bales strong cotton osnaburgs
dec 2l-2aw6tc ROBEpT CnpDoS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
THE FREDERICKSHALL
FEM SEMuV NV

IOnducled Oy Nss B0gss 1iU be continued this YEAR
II Will be opened on the 5th of January and will
IL close on the 18th December, with a vacation of
one month, from the 5th OF June to the 18th of July
The pupils will be instructed in Ortbographv. Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geoge
raphy with the use Of Globes, and the Rudments Of
astronomy. The price of board and tuition pyiu DO
SSo one haf payable in advance aDd the balance at
the end OF the year Each pupil will bring with her
pair OF blankets pair of sheets. coloHred conn
terpane and four towels all narked or if it is pre-
TERED, they will be furnished by for an additional
charge OF So Such young ladies as remain in INV
family, during vacation, viii be charged at the rate
OF $40 per month. Such of them as may choose to
be instructed in Music, will be charged at the rate OF
$50 per quarter, OF So lessons. There are a few
vacancies yet TO be filed.
1aI Letters addressed to me. Gardeners Roads
Louisa, willbe promptly attended to-
dec 7-1aW6t DRFnK HARRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
BY DaHENPORT. .4LLE.v 8 GO
FURNT7'TTT3E

FURNITURE.
On FRIDAY, December 3ist at halc.oost IN
O'Clock, we will sell OF Auction u, The house recen,Iy
occupied by hlr David Anderson Jr., the following,
valuable furniture, VIZ:
. sefas, bedsteads, beds and furniture
sett dining tables
tea table
carpets, u large grass and SCOTCH
sett tea china, and seit of dining d.,
dozen rush bottom chairs
do Windsor chairs
bureaus, iodsh stands candle do
s'deooard, writing desks. china prcss, ward
robes
Decantcrs. tumblers, Jelly glasses, Q mir
elegant caDdlesticks
Kitchen furniture. &c
dec 80 d A. & CO. Auc,s.
- Coffee, Rum g. Sugar.
lJua arrived direct from ST. Ehomasl
TN MONDAY Jan. 3rd, at II O'Clock, we shall
sell at the Custom House, now landing from the
schT Eastern Star. ~ -"
40 bags cohe", ist and Cd qualities
. hnds Choice Antigua rum entitled to tIebenturc
ID DIS Mnscovado sugars Terms at sale
dec 90 d. A. &, 60 H,o,s
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Coffee at .4uction, at tn. Custom House
On Monday, the Sd January, at l o'clock will he
SOLD, at the Custom House. landing from the Schr
Eastern Star, direct from 81 Thomas.
Ids Bags excellent green coffee
Terms at sale. o. % 90 t,,.
dec 30 1890
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-31
$40 REWARD
TAN-RNRKHXII

ia N-BAISk HALL,
MI 4 FA,TlN'S next BnLSwI take place OIL
IVb Ssturdaythe ST OF JaAuary, 1891
Mr.. T. Respectfully invites tho Ladies of Richmond
and,its vicinity to honor hun with their presence at
G5 Tickets of admission for gentlemen ono dollar
each. to be had at Mr. Nashs and Mr.. Sanxay's book
stores, and Of MIR. T. at the Hall on the evening of
the Ball. doc at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
Thomas Nagarty

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF Alex
IL an,ria and it's vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY for the education of young Gentlemen, on the
9TH instant at his dwelling house Duke-street tii
more suitable situation can be procured. The Soho
as,c course will comprise the Greek, i-ath, French
and English Languagess Logic, Metaphysics Rheto
rics Flccution and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology Geography with the use oil the
maps and Globes, Mathematics Arithmetic. Writing. &C
The advertiser. from his long experience IN teaching
AMI success in qualifying young Gentlemen tor Oni
vers,es and professions both in Europe and TINS DIS
trict trusts he viii give general satisfaction tie
pledges himself that his utmost exertions Will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement OF the puphs
who may be committed to his care.
Information concerning +. II s caPabity, acquire
nents, and discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
applying to Mai. Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM S Nicolls, Esqs. Col Fow
er and Capt. Morton, GeorgetowIi John Boyle Of
the Navy Department John Mcleod, Principal oil the
Central Academy, Washington City; and Dan'l Bryan
Esq alexandria. FERNS can be ascertained by inquir
lug Oft. Il at his residence on Duke street.
n. B Since the foregoing WAS in type. the buildings
Prince street, used. at present, AS place OF wor
s.p by the Society Of Reformed Methodsts, has been
obtained b, tie advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified
dec 2-d6,5Jlawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE. AND LIQUID
BI,ACKING

HAVING commenced the manufacture Of Oil. Paste
X and Liquid Blacking, the undersigned informs
the public generally, that they can be supplied either
mcnding this article to public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe. that the ingredients OF which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most CON-
positions of the kind tends. in remarkable degree,
to preserve the leather-at the same time producing
components it may be applied to greasy leather with
out injury to the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
Their water procf. Toprevent imposition, the subscrl
Der has indented his on top OF the backing in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made. j. SAhVE'Ai.
West side of Royal, between King and Prince streets,
;au1 Alexandria. ID E.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
CaAcine0 Magnesia.

WE have received direct from the Maryla Che
w mical Works. supply OF superior Caclned Mag.
uesia. made after the l'anner of Henrys celebrated
msgnesia. This magnea "a we warrant to be as good
if not better, than the English, having BY testing the
two articles together, proved this to be superior.
We here offer in condensed form. at half the price
Of the imported. perfectly pure MAGNETISM and may
be taken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
ducng the slightest nausea. ian object often SO cons.
derabie with phi, sieians being rather pleasant man
tasted In the Of the American arti-
Gle and when it shall become generally knowi we are
satisfied it will suPercede the use OF The 'mpi.ea e..
pecay as il is afforded at the same price and more
snr in eject than the common cslcned magnesa. II
is PUT up in bottles and labelled WITH directions IN
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
s,nres or other nlaces where medicines are vended
Also, IN assortment OF
rOnBS BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting Of
To. side. long crooked, neck and pocket combs
cio,h hair AesR. nail vsYnsh sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, varegased and WINDSOR sfa'Mg
soaps. For sale by
.oeu.,iI wHfJAM LANPHIER & %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
CHINA, Glassware, SC.

90 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
"SS'e,s, goLl banded 81 peices, do h>lre and
celtic do g. peiees, gold edged cups and saucers, en-
1need lnia teas. very cheap blue do, cut glass tum
'eT anil wines, ring, 6sh,fan, comet anil concave pat
er China AMI glass cup plates, gold edged plates and
M're pitchers elegant ustre Jackson pitchers, lamps.
Due foot anl blue fount, do button plate, blown and
S'oa patter,, lthelled an plain dscsnters common,
elegant cut glass TO- bne printed dishes. plates, pitch
en- bowls covered dishes and bakers do teapots, su.
sS, and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
%lSt box grs'es with glass knobs, do swing do pain
e dNed and tablet do, glass dishes; moulded, square
and ava glass knobs, ribbe,l and twisted, do pressed
Az Sure spndIes do plain with d., italian looking
s'es draw do, stone pans and covers, with variety
d Other articles just received and tor sale by
lec y GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-11
moMDAY mpRMaMaa JANUARY 40 $780,
Robert Barry

HAS just received, and is now opening, at his store
northeast corner of King and Royal streets, for
merlv occupied by Mrs. Shelton. an assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the to2owing articles
Cloths and cassmeres
Cassinets and vesting
Merino shawls and scarfs
Thibet do and handkerchief
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss muslins
Bsndanno and cotton handkerchefs
Blankets, fannels and green eaze
Bieached. brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Caicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentlemens white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Burlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and many other articles
Gentlemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec 9