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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
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lam iodebled to you Tor two letters the last
a most interesting one, written after you had read
the Liie." ! was very sure hat tue beautiful
touches OF goodness and wisdom, commencing
~ the very earliest OF hls letters, aud increas-
ing in .treng IN aud kindness 10 the latest, would
interest and please all my k,ud American
friends.
You are right in supposing. that there 10 a
Considerable mass OF correspondence, Of all
ages. still unpublished but think have o.
ed nothing which could throw addition
al light on ms almost perfect chsracter.--wh ils
there are many grave persons who censure me
Tor giving too much to The world.
You will have heard Of tho change which has
taken place in my name aud situation since
last addressed you.
In giving my children as their proie ctor,
a man Of sound juig sense aud temper,
o strict y al and religious principles, as we'll
AS Of noble birth, fortune, and possessing au
honorable employment in his own goyernm eni
while their fortunes are legally secured, I trus,
that thry will find essential advantages. A res
idence Of two years III tue Ionan Islands will
have every reason TO nope. be OF infinite use 10
my eldest g,rI's health, which was much affect
dby the severity of our last win err. My beloved
children will ever be my first object; & 10 bring
them up in the faith aud fear OF God and iD the
example Of their blessed father, my earnest and
fondest hope.
We leave England Immediately, and,
travelling through France, Switzerland and
Italy, hope TO reach Corfu in December.
Count Valsamachi is Secretary to the Ionian
Government, and we must consequently remain
ia that Island I'LL the parliament ad.
journs, when we shall proceed 10 Cephalonia
where his property lies, and where he has .
country house in one OF the most romantic stu
atoms in that beautiful island, close to the sea.
take an excellent governess with me, and
look 10 enjoying every opportunity OF super
intending my chdren's education also my
myself The island boasts of little society but
with happy family circle, such as think
ours will always continue to be, one is indie
pendent of e1lefnal circumstances.
AMELIA VALsAMAcHI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
The thirst of power


Has been a fever to nv spirit. Oh,
Even in my boyhood, was wont TO gaze
Upon the swollen torrent flushing down
With ITS eternal thunder peal--the far
Expanse OF Oct an with ITS lnllnne
OF dark blue water roaring to the Heavens
The night storm fercey Iendmg the great
oaks
From their rock pinnacle-the giant clouds
Shaking their plumes like warriors IN the SKY.
And waving their broad l'gh'ni"ss through the
Like the red Il ,sh Of swords-aye, was wont
10 gaze on these, aud almost weep 10 think
could no, match their strength. The same Wild
thirst
For power is vet upon met has been
A madness in my day dreams aud a curse
Upon my heing-lt has led the ON
To mingIe in the strife Of men, and dare
The samuel bi cath of hate, and I'm now
Even in the opening oil my manhoods prime,
One whom the world loves not.
Wtll-be itso--
There is a silen, purpose in my heart,
Aud neither love. nor hate nor fear shall quel
My own fixed daring. Though my beng 8
stream
Gives out no music now, lis passing on
To its far fountain IN the Heavens and there
Twill rest forever in the Ocean tide
Or Gods lmmensity, will not mourn
Life's shroudeh memories. | can still drink in
The unshadowed beauties Of the Universe
Gaze with swelling soul upon the blue
Magniicence alone-and hear the hymn
OF heaven in every starlight ray-and I'll
Glen, vale aud wood, aud mountain, with the
bright
Aud glorious visions poured from the deep
hUme
Oh an Immortal mind. Past year, farewell,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

| arn alone The guardians Of my young
Aud sinless years have gon" aud lett ne mere
A solitary MandeIer. Their low tones
OF love OF, swell upon the twilight winds,
Or wander sweeIIy down through mi5,s and
dews
At evenings cplm and mclancholy hour.
But voice alone Is therr-Ages OF thought
Come Ter ne then. and, with a spirit won
Back TO lis earlier years, kneel again
A, young llle'S broken shrine -
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23

The SUPREME CouRr will sithere on Tuesday
next, at the Court House. ithas been suggested
from several quarters, that it is doubtful whether
any of the Capital Trials will take place during
the next week, because it is probable greater
part of the week may eapse before the Grand
Jury get through all the business before them;
and we presume that some time will be allowed
the counses for the prisoners, to examine the in
dictment, SC. Should the weather continue to
be as sultry as it now is, all parties must suffer,
and the publishers of the Report of the Trial not
the least, most certainly. Theprivate documents
which are to be laid before the public, will, we
trust, entirely satisfy their expectations. And
in one respect we most fortunate, as these doc
cuments are entirely of a private nature and can
not be giren in erideace at the trial. the SALEM
REponr will have this advantage, at least, over
all others that may be published.
Salem Mass. Observer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
BOSTON MARNET-JuLY II.


Four.-There has been an active demand for
Flour during the week. both for export and con-
sumption, at improved prices; the supplies of
most descriptions being quite limited, holders are
firm at our reported rates. The sales of the week
consist of the following parcels: 500 brls How
ard Street. 5 81 per b.; 900 do. do do "A;
500 do. do. do. 5 so: 700 do Philadelphia, 5
l2a; 208 do. do 5 1877; 400 do. Susquehanna,
l2a a 5 25; COO do. tennessee, good brands,
81 so. The above sales were made for
cash, and the following on time: 800 brs. Alex
andria Mountain, % per bril-; 200 do. do. do.
ST. 5 So: 400 do. Fredericksburg, do. 5
25: 900 do. Richmond City Mills, fresh ground
and of superior quality, 5 IS.
Graia.-The arrivals since our last pubica-
ton having been inadequate to the demand, sales
Of Corn have been made at higher prices; prime
lot of $500 bushels yellow fiat has been sold at
"a cents, and Southern white, to arrive, at SOC.
per buShel; other lots have been taken at similar
rates. Corn, Northern, SO 6Oc.; South fiat
yellow, 50 SIC; White, 48 a SO; Round yell
low, 56c.-Ccurier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
t" Bv n. Work is the .4rti5t known."

d" BIZ lie W0rk is the .7rt'dt hno'0n'
IN J sAIVFTAI returns his thanks to the pubic
for tue very liberal encouragement winch he has
r~,;yd and informs them that he still continues to
conduct the Dye;ng and Securing the latter not alter
The pan pursued by Chairmskers but executed after
the manner OF an artist long experienced IN ms bust
mess Those who may favor him with their custom,
nav rest assured that pains shall be spared to rem
der complete satisfaction in the work done by hlm''
silk. cotton, woollen, thread and lace dyed amy co
Ior,hst NAV be desired, at the shortest notice; and
cnrrs warranted to remain permanent. Merino shaws
bIeached perfectly WHITE without the slightest injury
TO Tie borders -,
he taken To the above business. None need apply
hut those who can come we'll recommended.
The subscriber continues TO keep an assortment OF
the choicest Wines, his Importation VIZ: Ehsn.
paigne, Caret, Vim Blanc de Grave, Old Port and
Madeira; also Loudon Porter liibbers Brown stouli
ALBANY, Philadelphia, Georgetown and Alexandra A,e
anl porter bottled Crab Cider and good strong "
neyar. superior Velvet Boiling Corks. h!so Mint
water and Rose Water for sale AZ above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23

The Secretary of the Navy returned to the
.,,t of Government from his travelling visit to
North Carolina yesterday, in the steam boat Po'
tomac.
yew OrIeaas.-The brig Soto has arrived at
Nov York, with New Orleans papers to the 2d
instant, inclusive. Nothing OF consequence mad
nccurred. The weather is described as cool at
Tey Orleans on the LIST instant, being more like
no commencement of spring than the beginning
$ summer. The river continued high. The
AVN aud country at Baton Rouge are suffering
ION drought. Rain was much needed.
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We are indebted to passenger IN the school,
>. Virginia, at this port on Tuesday from Santa
Martha. for the following copy of late procla-
zion issued by the new President of Colon
sa.-Batt. finer.
rTraaslufe@ for the AmericGn.
PROCLAMATION.
To,ory NosesRA, President of the Repub-
he Of Colombia. to his cOuntrymen.
C,ion5iaas-The part which we represent in
,,e great drama of nations Is interesting not on
4, 10 n but TO all South America. We are now
rrasauted with a most suitable occasion OF offer
Ige 70 the world powerful example of morality 4
,iT,ue. og regenerating Colombia, of extermina-
mo anarchy, aud of enforcing the laws, the only
means by which popular feeling can be restrained,
All Iib,r'y established. The constituent congress
"a, riyen TO you the means OF expressing the ma
,i,aal Will through the Deputies elected BY your
5,yY free will. The LiberatOr of Colombia has
Withdrawn in order to calm the apprehenSiOns of
me friends of liberty; has laid aside his lau-
,.ls. and has qiieted every pretext for disorder.
AZ this important crisis, the representatives,
+ the people have committed to my charge the
,r,y,sionai administration Of the Republic
tAaye this iav sworn to the C0nstltutIDn; and
ON adhesion To that alone is the only means
Nv which all candc; In concert and br winch Co
Dmbia NAV be saved from the dissolution that
.lrsatens her. The pure love of country is the
,lcyed ligh, bv which AN gajded, and what more
an Won ask rom man like me, suddenly drawn
rom Inc private walks of life to be the faithful
minister Of YOUR viii? II y0I desire more. your
A,nor, our glory and the national interest demand
tlat Won should express 1t. and the credit OF pro-
noting the good of the country will be yours,
Citizens. Of all opinions, unite tor the interest
Of The country. What is past wil be forgotten.
They are not the true friend, Of freedom who
desire to excite a revolution.
C,i0m5iaas, now is the time to increase our
silrg, and to perpetuate our political existence,
Let rs set an example to the new states on the
ointment and let US show our detractors that we
ne not unworthy to be free.
JOAQUIN M0SQUERA.
B5go,a. J,rae IS, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuLy o..

The receipts of Flour have been small since
last report, and the stock on hand is light On
Monday sales of Superine Flour were made at
S4 IS, and yesterday lot of $50 barrels sold at
81. 1t is now held at 5 90, which price has
been given for one or two lots of fresh ground.
No sales in Rye Flour or Corn Meal reported.
Corn has been scarce; but one cargo, Lower
Country Yellow, received, and sold at A cents.
Whiskey in brls. sold at "a cents, and in hhds.
at 22i cents per gallon Linseed Oil has i'm
proved; small lot in barrels brought 20! cents
per gallon, from stores.-Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
B5go,a. Jsne IS, 1880.

Al the celebration Of American Independence
At Pendleton, =. c. ON the Sd inst the follow
IN toast was given by the Hon. JONI c. CAL
loux. Vice Presldeat of the United States:
=. Consolidation and Distmioa-rhe two OK
tremes Of our political system: They are both
equaIy dangerous, and ought both to be equally
the object OF our apprehension.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
CASTOR OIL,

EiX BARRELS of cold pressed castor oil, manufsc.
- tured at Hampton Va just received and for sale
by S. Nj IS. II. JANNEY.
July IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
P0RY or ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
Most ur stolen,

AN TUESDAY evening last, black morocco Pocket
" Book, containing some papers of importance to
the owner; also, sum Of money, in amount S28 con
ssting of one $40 note Patriotic Bank of Washing
ton, one 40 note on Back ofihe Valley, which
printed " Battle Of BdRimore:' the remaining IS in
District Corporation mites Of and 2 dollars hbc-
raj reward will be given it The above book and It's con
tents are left at this office.
=,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Notice,

IN the case of Ann Pettoa Gga!nH Francis Pey
1 ton admin traitor, with the wI annexed. OF Inn
pe,ton deceased; ionah Thompson ard Nsrgar has
wife late Margaret peyton, s tn heirs aud levi
sees of Ann Peylon, deceased; Virginia Pey ton Ora
ven Peytnn, John Peyton, and West Pelto infant
children and heirs AT law of West Pcyton, deceased,
who was another of the children OF the saH Ann; Crs
ven Peyton, Margaret Peytun Valentine PeNton, Nan
CIV Pryton, Vest Peyton, William Prlt ton, and Mary
Peytnn children and hcI. Al law of W lam Peytnn,
who was another of the children Of he said Ann; Va
leutne pcyton and Susan his wife, which sad Susan
WAS the only child of Valentine Peyton deceased, ano
,her ofthe children of he said Ann Peyton deceased
Samuel Swearingen, husband OF Margaret Peyton,
Fielding Winlock, husband of Nancy Peyton, -
Hart snl Susan his wife, Abraham FIrman and Eliza
beth his wife, and Samuel Pcyton, which SAID Marga-
ret Nancy Susan Elzabc tn and Samuel are children
and heirs at law Of Ham, of the heirs At law oil
the said Ann Peyton, deceased; and Samuei Peyton,
one of the heirs of Valentine Peyon, who was one oi
the children Of SAID Ann. and William Hart and Susan
his wife
The parties defendants in the above suit now de.
nendpq on tie Chancery sle If the Circuit Court OF
the sIric, Of Columbia at Alexandria, will take no
tce. tina, on the III day IF August neat, 6ef"ecn ~
4 H. and 6 r. H. a, the office of John Chambers III
the civ Of washington, the complainant will take the
n6sitons ofrhomas Iiavcner, Elizabeth iayener,Ro-
ger C.. Veightmau, Richard Wallack, John r. Frost,
Anil NJ Thompson-to be read on the tr.a of the said
sm, Ann L. PtYToN.
.c,d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Circus,
fit the corner Of WashingtOn and Queen streets.
POSITIVELY THE EAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
ladies' and gentlemen of Alexandria are respect
l. fully informed that the Circus will be open
TITS EHE.NING. JULY %, 1850.

'9>HE ladies' and gentlemen of Alexandria respect
l. fully informed that the Circus will be open
THIS EVENING, JULY %, 1850.
he performance to commence with
Grand Cavalcade, with The stud of Horses.
liorsemansllp tsecond time here) by Mr Harrington,
on FOUR hofses !!!!-belns the only person in this
county who ever attempted the same feat.
Metamorphose OF the Sack, The Clown deceived by
Woman b' M~ssrs. Buckley and Downs.
Slack Rope Vsuiting, by MIR Andreas
Feats OF Eqnesria lism, by aaster l.erow.
Sailors Hornpipe, by Mr Marshall
In the course of The evening, Mr Harrington will in
troduce Second time here) the scene on horseback
vi the Peasants Froiick.
Running vauitinS, by the whole Troop.
Comic Dance Oh Suits 10y hessrs, Andr.as, Downs,
and Lerow
Dwarf Dance, by air Marshall.
Still Vsutng, by Messrs. Andreas, Downs, Marshall,
Porter, Lerow, aud Ir Buckley, Clown. from Asst
Ieys Amphheatre,i L. nGon and lately II ON the ew
York. Phl'adeipha, and Baltimore Circus>es.
The whole to conclude with the laughable scene Of
TIE MILLER AND COALMAN.
o. Doors open at half past z; performance to com.
mence at o'clock
- Box so, Pit Is cents. Children admitted to the
Box at half price
TT Tickets 10 be had at the door. jy23
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
TIE WEATHER.

Yesterday the Thermometer stood al 94', at
tended with lively breeze aud N elastic atmOs-
phere.
Dpg-davs began on the 4th instant,-being 10
DAYS earlier than last seasOn,-and will end 18th
August.
-Ne-
We understand that several cases of sudden
death have occurred in this town among the la
6Orers on the canal, partly owing To drinking
cold water and 10 imprudeut exposure in the sun.
II It didnOt seem that advice was almost thrown
sN&v, we should say to all that too mach caution
cannot be used, in every respect, whether Of d.
ct, exerclse,o or acknowledgement Col. Ga-.
-1Se-
The Uediher.-We will not aggravate the
il1erings Of our fellow Citizens, by chroniclng
he altitude Of the mercury-irsty, because we
link II cruel and unnecessary, for in such dav
as this every man is his own Farenheit-an
secondly it might involve some additional labor
Which We do hold ourselves bound in an espe-
'u' manner to eschew But if there is one of
our readers, we mean one Of substance-whO
1a' no, for the last few DAYS. and TO day par
acliariy, entertained some fears that his too
Sold flesh would melt, thaw and resolve itself
alto dcw"-f there is one. Of greater specific
gravity than Calvin E s'On, who is not constantly
oa9nstor "sOme bOundless contiSuity Of shade"
-,.en DO we declare such man or woman to be
'ie object OF our most cordial envy.
fredericksburg .Areaa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Steamboat EXcursiaM

~ The Steamer COLUNBL4,
e. Captain James Mitchell, will, on
SsS----S.SS,tR. Sunday, 25.h instant, take party
&s1;tt 1000 oflac- aud gentlemen from Charles
and ST. ,arys counties for the District Of Columbia To
return on Nnndas, leaving Washington at 10 and Alex
an,lria al IL O'Clock, A. and return to the District
If COLUMBIA on tuesday morning Persons disposed
to Join the party OH Monday, will have an opportunity
Of seeing the Potomac for more than one hundred
mies Passage, including meals, ~ So. An excel
lent bard OF music will be provided for the occasion.
!, 22-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23

june 26-wts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
New G8uds.

New CBUdS.
SbICHARD S. HOPKINS j Co. have received an
q ad.lit 'onal supply OF
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
Which they offer for sale accommodating terFns.
Among them are
Cs.icoes and gnghams 4
Fuulard muslins
Black gro de maps
white and black silk hose
DO do cotton do
Linen canbric and hag hdkfs
Hack hastings
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves
Cauzc hdkes and scarfs
Bell anilutestrng ribbons, &c. &c.
jy2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Mime for Manure

4 FEW hundred bushels of Lime at rery low price
~ if applied for soon. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
iv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Clothing at auction

Clothing at auction.
EETIL be sold, at the Clothing Of the subscri.
w Der, on MONDAY, The 2dd day Of august, ut 10
o'ciock, on Prince street, al his STOCK IN TRADE,
consisting of large and general assortment of
RE.ADY-M3DE CLOTHING, ofthe --latest
Fashions,
Embracing almost ever, article in the Clothing line,
amongst which is large assortment of common Cloth
ing, very suitable for contractors the lines of the
canals in progress, and will present good oppor-
lunity for them furnish themselves at very reduced
prices, as the whole will be sold on accommodating
terms, without reserve
.9LSO,'
Cottons. cloths, calicoes, linens silks
Ginghams, handk erchiefs, buttons
NcIvets, camblets. cords, suspenders
Thread, beaver, lcghorn, and palm.leai hats
! large ten plate stove, with pipe
Boxes, drawers, two writing desks
barrels cider vinegar, &c. &c.
jy20 II. P. WHITNEY.
II The Georgetown Columbian will publish the
above ill sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23

AmajorlJy of Mr.. Chilton's district we are in.
nEmed on good authority, sustain him in the
s'SA-mladed, Independent. and truly patriotic
S.'rse pursued by him during the late session Of
S'ls,eas. The meeting which called on Mr..
''"'on to resign, was composed of about do
''H persons. louisville Fjeus.
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The Kentucky militia have been ordered out,
soGses ailigatOrs and ALL 10 catch the big snake,
twenty feet long. rs hi. rou as stove pipe,
anu with eyes as large as fppenny bits;" but
ss rad not been attacked at tue last advices.-
ne had DESTROYED cattle of all denominations;
4'f As rs he was growing every day, it was sup
Posed that his performances would soon rival
mes, Nose OF the Lyrnean HYDRA or the dragon of
MAn'ley. He was heard at night to below
'@e bull. Those who have seen him say there
an oe no doubt Of his relation to the serpent,
rom the striking family resemblance. The Ken
,a'Ay Gazette says he processes to belong TO the
'''Hccrstlc Jackson partly. Y. Coon. .4dc.
-aNSs-
From The louisville F0cuS, lulu 6.
The University at GOttingen has conferred the
seSree OF Doctor of Laws on David Hoffman,
ESQ Professor of Law in the University of Ma
wand, and author of several legal works of me-
II Is with lively feeling of national pride that
se transfer to our columns the foregoing notice.
Inc honor conferred by the University of Coffin.
ION Mr.. HorrmaS, Is very rare. and indeed,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-01

scribe, but at FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon. the
latest moment for dissenting preparatory to shut.
ting of the book, the additional sum subscribed
was kl,SOO,OOO making a total of Go, 400, 900.
Two hrms alone dissented to the extent of un-
wards ut one million, thereby making a sacrifice
OF about one per cent. on this amount, OF $1,000
sterling, the price of the dissen,ed stock in the
market that afternoon being only 1913, and the
assented stock 1921.
The whole amount of the Four Per Cents to
be reduced, is las millions-and the whole
amour, of the stocks held by the dissentients, is
2,460, 900. This portion of the debt must now
be redeemed, for the purpose of doing which, Elk
chequer Bills will be issued.
Dates from Bucharest of the end ult. repre-
sent the peaceful organization Of the principali-
ties as going on well. The town of Ghiurjewo
was to be more strongly fortified, and Wallachian
troops to be instructed in the garrison. according
to Russian tactics. The election of Hospodars
was to take place soon.
The papers are utterly barren of further news.
saGa9eeaa>
Latest from MonteUideo and Bemos .4yres.
sup iuSSdiOoSds Dcdlu, has dTTlNeu at
Baltimore in the very short passage of SO days
from Montevideo, whence she sailed on the 18th
April. Capt. Beard came up in the Steamboat
Rappahannock. We are indebted to the polite
ness of Mr.. Nelson, of the Exchange Reading
Room, for a file of Buenos Ayres papers to the
18th April, inclusive.
The markets at Monteyideo were very dull,
there 5000 barrels of Flour in first hands, and
no disposition on the part of the spectators to
make purchases; the last sales of gin had been
made at SS5 per pipe for $50 pipes best Hollands.
Hides were selling at Coz rails per pesada of 40
lbs. horse hides So each; horns $3.50 per thous-
and. Doubloons S2l3 each. Exchange on Eng
land SD.
The l.. s. Sloop of war Vandalia, arrived at
Monte,ideo from Buenos Ayres on the 18th
April, and sailed the same day for Rio de janet
70. The u. S. frigate Hudson arrived at onte-
video on the 10th April, and was there when the
Tuscaloosa sailed.
Letters from Buenos Ayres TO the 18th April,
had been received at Montevideo. Flour had
been sold at $50 per barrel. and it was expected
that the Cargo of the Ship Moss would bring 500
per barrel. A large supply remained on hand.
Hides were quoted at $40 per pesada. Exchange
on England 81 pence; Spanish Dollar $40 each
paper currency; Doubloons, Sl6O each, no sales
making. .7mericGn.