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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
1Per ship Herald, al Baltimore.
LONDON CORN ExCHANGE-JrIv

LONDON CORN ENCHANGE-JCLY ..
Wheat is 2s per quarter dearer for English
and IS to 4, for foreign; Oats fetch Cd to Is per
quarter more than on Wednesday: other Grain
remains as on that day. The supply is 1851 sacks
of Flour; 1889 Qrs Of Wheat; $50 qrs Of Bar
lev: 1,ol0 qrs Of Oats; 1890 qrs of Foreign
Wheat; $50 qrs of Barley; l0,9so qrs Of Oats;
and 500 qrs of Irish Oats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
ga ga Acres.
Notice.
aug I9-2aw,s

NNticc.
valiE subscriber, wishing to close al, his accounts -
th, place requests all persons having claims syanss
him or his late brother, ". L. Kennedy, to present
them immediately for settlement. All outstanding
debts will be placed in the hands OF Me John Johnston
latter the 10Th Instant for collection, he being author
sed to collect the same, his receipt viii be Gooti
sura F. K. KENNEDY,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
Mons. G.. HOWx,
E..,rb Teorber nj Mr. POrfer's School,

Frsnch Teacher at Mrs. P0rfer's OchooI,
z PROPOSES to open Glass TO- the Young ladies Of
Il Alexandria now attending that Seminary.
separate Class Tor Gentlemen will Likewise b
opened
Mon. Roux thinks il is useless TO say much Of the
necessity Of acquiring langusge whose character y
too high TO be elected overlooked by persons OK
III, erst education: il is too well known inst its bean.
ties. nicetes and true meaning never be weliun
dcrstood Judged only through the medium Of either
.preiudiced or spiritless transla;ions
Of his cspscit, ass Teacher, Mons RouS WI sey
sti less: the very kind and tho doeying testimonial
given Of him by krs Potter IN her serinement COM
DeIs him to be silent on that subject.
Private lessons III also be given 10 those VINO may
wish il, and who will make cary application
For further information end terms, please /" apply 70
A. newton Esq. Franklin lio:ci
n won, Rou, teaches also tie Spanish Ian
~, N'"' aug io-dH
gusge.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
Noumg A.aAies' Seminary,
On 81. .9saph Street, between King f. Cameron.
IVM NJ HOMES

NM. NJ. JOINES
UNIFORMS the patrons OF the Institution that the du'
tics will re commence the first Eond.y in sep.
ember.
In addition to the English branches usually taught
in the best Seminares the young ladies' will have 40
opportunity Of being instructed in the Greek, Latin,
aud French Languages
His course Of studies is arranged to suit the gradual
deyelopmen, of the dcrent faculties Of the mind, and
every means will be used, and motives Likewise pre-
sented excite to habits of industry snd love elite.
rat,lre In short his great aim in commune .ting in
stcion. is to open the mind, inform the reason, ma
ure the Judgment and improve The disposition BY the
proper guilty alton of the heart and affections. Vie has
frequent examinations: and those friendly TO the In
st,ion Ate respectfully invited L" visit it. where they
may witness the advancement OF his pupils. his dreI'
pine and government
Terms made known Al the School Room, or AT the
bou,e of the Rey'd WIN G. Walton. with whom be
boards.
Alexandris. sug lo-e03v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
Cotton YARN.

IHIFTEEN bales Cotton Yarn. assorted, No. & to No
IL lS. from the Petersburg Factory superior art
cle Just received and for sale by
aug % WA D. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Ave. 81,


steady at IS 122, with an increased demand to-
wards the close of the week, and sales to fair
extent have been made for immmediate expert.
Rye Flour remains scarce, and small sales at
quotations. Some Corn Meal in bids. sold at
$40, aud in bbls. at 2 so, at which prices it is
now held, with very limited stock in the mar
ket.
Graia.-Fair supplies Of new Wheat coming
TO market, and sales at &C., 90 cents for good
Delaware and Mary land Red, afloat. Consdera-
BILE arrivals of Corn early this week, which sold
freely at 49, AZ cents for White, and az 81
cents for Yellow, aHoat. Rye is scarce at SO a
Sc cents; Oats coming in freely by wagons, from
Pennsylvania, and selling at 26 90 cents
Prize Current.
'' NeWs-6ut difficult TO GET ai."-Undcr this
head, the n. Journal of Commerce of Saturday
Morning )ast, after noticing the arrival at Ports
mouth, IN. H. Of the ship Olive & Eliza, from
Liverpool, bringing letters to the 18th ult. GM no
papers, says:
"A good deal Of stir was produced among our
merchants Yesterday, in consequence of rumor
that letter or letters had been received in the
city, communicating information brought BY the
above arrival; but who had the letters, and what
was the nature Of their contents, were questions
in great measure unexplained. The fact,
however which was ascertained on Change, that
very considerable purchases OF -four had been
made during the morning, added to the statements
of certain passengers who came out in the last pre-
vous vessels, that the weather was rainy for two
or three weeks after they had left the English
coast, in duccd a general suspicion that they
brought intelligence of long continued rains and
consequent advance in the price of grain. In the
course of the day, at least 5000 barrels of flour
changed hands, and in some instances at an adj
vance Of . to Is cents upon the previous prices.
The Second Edition of the same paper, dated
Saturday Evening, has the following:
- Tie News and the Naske:.--'Ihere are yet
no disclosures respecting the Liverpool! news,
and We cannot find that the Eastern mail of this
morning brings any thing further. The ankle
ty continues but almost without satisfactiOn.--
We find this morning that the entire operations
Yesterday in flour extended to IL or $4,000 bar
rels. being very large proportion Of the whole
stock. Sellers however do not appear frishten-
ed. and offer to 90 on at about ST. cents advance
on the prices Of the last week. We have not
heard of any contracts this morning. The Cot
ton market shows no signs Of secret Influence
Coffee. Molasses and Sugar quite as well as
before. but not materially improved The mar
ket generally is in good state. and with the ex-
ception of the Corn Exchange going on steadily.
The ship Gratitude is telegraphed as below
She was left at Liverpool on the I'd July, and
may have sailed much atcr--probaby did,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-JuLY 9.

LlN EkFOUb COl ION MARINE July -
There has been an extensive demand Tor
American Cotton during the week, and an adj
vance has been realized Of ID per pound gene
rally. particularly in the middling and low
qualities. The inquiry for Brazils has also been
good, and prices have improved I'D per pound
The sales amount to 26,O2O bags. viz 200 Sea Is
land Georgia. lSd Nd: ll.l50 Upland do Gid
"a; 5000 Mobile and Alabama. 65d 4; 1910
New-Orleans, 6ada Sd; 1890 Pernambuco, 7sd
SD. 800 BAHIA and Macaio; 7sd Sd; 2l7O
Maranham, 7sd Sd; $50 Deinerara, &c. 9id a
gid; 500 Egyptian, I'D Cd; and 900 Surat, 4Sd
a Sd per ID. Import Sa,549 bags. About 5000
bags American and 1900 Pernams have been ia
ken en- speculation.
-eSe-
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKEr--JuLy $.
On Tuesday we noted an Improvement of I'd.
per bushel OH Wheat and Id on Oats, with tot
erably free sale for both articles. The supplies
of free Grain continuing very small. the above
advance has been fully supported throughout the
week; and on Saturday rather higher rates were
generally demanded for both Wheat and Oats,
but the sales were not extensive. lis per 20 lbs.
was obtained for one parcel of choice Stettin
Wheat, and there is little foreign Wheat now to
be had under los Id to los 6d. Acargo has this
week arrived from the United States, the quality
of which is remarkably tine. Several parcels Of
Oats changed hands at SIS II I'D to a.. Barley
has been in request, aud must be noted Id to I'd
per so lbs. dearer. Beans and Peas have also
met more extended demand. and oar former
quotations for each have been exceeded Is to 2s
per quarter. The sale of Flour has been less
free, but the demand for Oatmeal continues at u
further small advance, SIS to So has been realized
for prime qualities. Upwards Of so, 600 barrels
of United States Flour are reported since Tues
day. but few transactisns have occurred in this ar
ticle under lock: some holders have shown an in.
clination TO accept rather lower rates. Bonded
Wheat maintains its late value.
General average Of Grain for the week ending
July 9, 1880, per imperial quarter-Wheat 6Ss
cd: aggregate average Of the last six weeks,
Wheat Cos I'd; duty for the present week, Wheat
! 20s 3D.. -e6e-
LONDON CORN MECHANICALLY S.
| During the proceeding week the supplies Of all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24

Removal.
FREDERICK FOOTE
HAS removed the large and com nodous brick
Store lately occupied by Mr James English,
where he continues TO buy and sell all kinds of Coun
try Produce, and receive Flour on Storage.
lie has on hand and for sale.
5000 bushels Liverpool coar.e salt
200 sacks fine blown do
800 tons plaster paris
$50 b5ls No. l grcss hs rings
so do No. and mackerrl
100 do Shenandoah whiskcy, part cid
50 do OLD apple brandy
~ do prr,c old shad, put up expressly for
family use
With an assortment of GROCERIES. and con>tsIt
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
aug 2l-eoSt
or The Winchester Republican will insert the above
)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
Just Received,

J0St SSCelNeO,
wv ARRANTkD summer strained New Bedford
w sperm oil
Beef and Pork. Y. CITY inspection
Tooacco. in kegs and boxes
Fresh rhomaston lime
Goarse and fine salt, behring's
FIRST quality bscon hams
DO do shoulders and midllings
For sale on usual terms
find on Hooe's Hharf
40 cords oak and pins WOOD which viii! be sold low
to clear the wharf
A supply Of new wheat Family Flour.
Cash given for Wheat, Rye, Corn, aud Flour, from
wagons TnOS. VOWEL,
Corner Of Potomac strand and Duke street.
aug 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24

Gfais.-We continue our Quotations, having
heard Of no sales since the excitement in the -four
market; should there be a paramount improve
ment in -four there will Of necessity be some adj
vance on wheat, though the dry weather may
prevent corresponding improvement.
The late rain having enabled some mills to
grind, several loads Of Corn Meal have reached
the market and caused decline in price. We
now quote good white sifted Meal at 62s to IS cts
BY the wagon load. Small lots of Toto is bush
els have brought 20 cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
DRAFTS THIS U.4Y.

Del, ware aud North Carolina Lottery, No. 2,
To be drawn At Wilmington (Del 24h August
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Tickets g; halves So, quarters O7'.
Connecticut State Lottery, No. Is,
To be drawn 25ih August.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters v ~
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Clas, No IS far 1850.
To be dawn in PhiIsde phia ?s'h August: nm
/, Prize Of $4,000 Prize Of $4,000
I do of $500 do OF 1000
& Prizes of 1000 &c. &c. &c.
Ticket. IS, halves 9 so, quarters Is.
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
" W. Corner of King and Royal Streets. .dler'G:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

"etef' was charged by the Secretary with being 9
visionary: Inc Charge was warmly repeled by MIR.
mercer, wh"'athons other things, said "He was the
author Ell the Board of Public Works iu Vagina.
ano q the establishment of her Education system
"n'ea had been attributed to Gov. Barbour ana
others: he was the founder Of the charlottesville
University winch had been run away with by slr
and lie was the author of the great .Revo-
,u'on I'D virginia (calI of Convention, } which had
eventuated II reformation of her present consti,u
ton: and he was stigmatized as visionary man."
Vhis is Telegraphic Report Tor rather. we arc
pretty sure it isfhe report of Secretary Inabam him
seif) and weunderstand Mr. Mercer means to pub,isb
another editionsftfe Debate. : II he should do 50
we hope to find III it, qualification of the above
Claims for example, instead Of affirming himself tho
sole and exclusive author of the four grand measures
ehat he will claim no more than shar.
IN their originaton and accomplishment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

out its natural resources to render her indenendent
of foreign nations; and pointing the various works
then before him, he Observed that here was emphn
tIcally the fruits of the american Syseoa Mr. Adams
opinions equally well known Yet thinking
| lnt0igrnt salt makers. men who had invested vast
sums of money in thes' works, satisfsd-thev
preferred q man who had reiied himself behind n
udicous Tariff"-they too. fell in with the assanine
bray of 'Huzza for General JacksnnI' the hero of
two wars!!-joined the vile pack, who were barking
on the tune of Bargains, Sale and Coalition" One
OF these gentlemen who IS large manufactured for
his ZEAL was chosen jackson ENector for his dis
ric he has consulted the interest of his own county
about well he did that of ours when lie voted tor
the location of the LunatIc Hospital Slaunon He
truly has.received his reward / am told he IS sup
posed to make about &C, 900 bushels of salt at his
works annually The reduction of the duty on salt
at 10 cents per bushel it should not stop his opera
tons, must be loss of $4,000 per ann,m and to the
whole proprctors of these works aggregate oss of
100000 The Editor of the Je6e,sonisn Republican
at Lynchburg, am told. IS placed in the same com
fortd6fe situation. He owns a fine estate on Kama
Wha, and has vested large sum in Salt Work, aud
ieeng II prudent tor the safety of his property sup
pose to ensure the election of bus 'Jucious friend
the General he went to the ,xpence of es ablishlnr
his press for that avowed prpose-has taken great
pains to abuse The "riie TarG,'-''the abominabic |
American System"-that system which was protect |
ing him 500 per cent ad valorem. He too has sung |
to the tune of Bargain and Sale. Well he has his I
REGARD He is said to manufacture more than 90 600
bushels OF salt annually. The repeal of the duty if
1t Should not stop his works, mist be loss to him
OF 1000 per annum. This is he unkiudest cut of
ALI! Yet he thinks 1t courageous" that the DUTY
on salt should be repealed redtccd still it is abe
ni'naoie that the iron manufacturer, or he ewho has
vested $4,000 In cotton mandatory. should be |
protected by the Government Really gentlemen.
you should be J1dciouS.' kiss t rod which perhaps
may lash you INTO reason be Chnsians turn the 9TH
er cheek, continue your opposition to the "abounable
Iarlff," as you call it, get the oher ten cents taken
OF; for you wi'l surely have YOU rcrard!
A LOCKER oNlS GREENBRIER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
M RS. CHRISTIANNA g. BURKE resnectfu,l


AVA announces her intention to open in tbs CITY,
on he first day of October next SEMINARY for the
aimi sion OF Young Ladies' as BoardarS and day scho-
lars.
1t is contemplated to offer an Institution corob;n;nr
the most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without laying
ciem to any extraordinary qualifications for disGhar-
gig The arduols and highly responsible duties which
will devolve on her Principal, Mrs. L feels cent?
dent THAI an early attenon TO the subject of Educa
non, and an experience of n1any years in its details
united to BIO of so many ahle teachers will
enable her TO Gtbrd advaHtsoc equal to any in this
State and not nfrior to those ofany Northern Insri-
tion.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke al hour not interfering with the duties Of
bis own Seminary AFr Macully, Teacher OF .tnfhe-
males I'm the Dehu.od Seminary will also give daily
instruction IN the branches connected via rs depart
ment.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard native of Eszspce viii
teach the moGerh languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing VIII lie taught BY tile
most approved masters
Boarders will receive that parental attention which
whilst u avoids undue restraint, will sst on TIE fiji
himent of all moral and religious duties, ard euoin
strict regard for those obs cryances hest acz,t,e, In
insure an easy and becoming department.
Phe following able exhibits moro extcusfte
course OF studies han rs generally offered for the e
ucation Of females They submitted in detail or
account of The belief that many parents will consider
them essential to complete educa,im
Orthography, Arithmetic.
h heading, Book -keeplras
w fiCihS, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry
Execution, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry
EpIsiolary Style, The Greek Latin French
Ancient and Modern HIS Italian and Spanish Ian
tory guages,
Geography, with he use Vocal and instrumental
of Globes and Maps, Music,
Asiron"my' Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botar:.
The Richmond Female Seminary viii be onrnsd
IN the hous N 18th street, occupied by the
late Mr.. Frederick Plcasans--central, spacious ele-
waited and retired location in the CITY can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS
Board for the scholastic year Of 10 months, ssoo
Tuition in all the English branches, 40
Extra charges regulated bv fbose or o,y,or s.,f ="
Application in person by letter will receive
prompt attention. M, OK co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
Hon TuE WufC.
GRERNBRrER, June 9Th, 1880.
HUZZA FOR GENERAL JACKSDNi


HUZZA FOR GENERAL JACKSON!
1t is amusing to perceive with what blind al even
ctaid and thinking have fallen IN the current Of
this totd fire of JacksoDIsrn. We have in V.rrinia
many singular instances of this lnfatuation bu lew
coses stronger than some IN our neigbborpr county
of Kanawha Mr.. Clay, IN one Of bis visits to his
home, while Secretary of STATE, passed down the
beautiful valley of Kenawha and whilst in the midst
Of the Sal Works on that River, was met by large
number of his friends, and ID answering an address
delivered to him on that OCCASION he Uneuuvocally
declared himself in favor of protecting ne industry
ofo country; tbatt was necessary to do So TO BRING
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
CA RID.

- J. SELDEN 81 co. Aucionecrs {, Commits
~ sion Merchants, opposite the Eagle Hotel Rich
mond. thankful for the liberal patronage thew have
eHPeLienceo, avail themselves Of reminding their
IrehGs ana tne pubic that they prepared to re,
ceve consignments Of Goods of any DESCRIPTION. ard
to make liberal advances. Th,ir establishment af
iords many facilities both to- he seller and purchaser
the principal Hotels and public business From tho
satisfaction which they 6attcr themselves they have
hitherto given IN Sales they can with confidence re-
connenG hose IN need of their services to give them
cdii' WIN me assurance. that nothing shall be
wanting IN furthcring their interest
orPhshs trustees, and out door snes. promptly
SLAVES g. HoRsEs.-Mr Jas s Smithcrs, whoss
experience Salesman IS extensively known Will
oeVote his attention to this part Of hc business and
any ms ructons left with him will with partctf.
lar attention.
TT ~ Regular sales of Groceries and Furniture every
fgesdav sod Friday morning.
! ls 22-ccssR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
! ca Dollars Reward.

NM ILL he given for the apprehension Of Negro man
named ALFRED, who ran away uie since, forn
me counyof Amelia tie is dark m.uatn about Sc
high, - years of age and remarkably haIdsome in his peton
One OF ms heels III is believes. his right enlarged
chronic inflammation III lie is probably lurking ia
the city of Richmond Borough Norld,k as he has in bn
to" ms many acquainances aud neces.
say expenses OF securing him when taken, will be paid
Address Surry Court House j. n. pGELCON
lie l0-lawSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

Extract of letter from gentleman in Norfolk to
his friend IN Baltimore, dated 2Gth instant
"Our great PenIpoteB5ary arrived here F-idav
evening from Richmond; and the Secretary OF STATE
OH Saturday, IN the Potomac, from Washington. You
will no doubt admire the idea of All Hon Secretary
OF Sta .rotting about the country wait on MS
ter with his instructions bot any Thing rather than
keep SUCH troublesome snarlcr r. in the corD;ry
during the tendency OF the greatest and best Of Ad
mmis' raons. As the ain would not 20 to
Mahomet, Mabomet went TO the mountain"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Tuesday.
ATTACK ON AIGIFES

We have seen letter dated 6 Frgata ConsfeLrfior
GIFFALTEa May y which says-"The French WILL it said
attack AgIers by the middle last of the present MONTH with
nearly Uo vessels OF war; and OF 700
crpons sustained by an Army of 900 should they
rot ne baned by the elements. and effect landing think
they VIII succeed without loss. The Dey has all the OBJ
stnaey ola Mussenap and therefore fnatcay confident
Public attention here Fixed 10 the this formidable
expedition"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

MARRlED-A' Siaunon, on Thursday the lotl,
ns'ani, 10y The Rev. Joseph Smith, Dr. JAMES II
nASc.A AZ; or Chnro'te>vllle, to Miss JULIA daugh
ter OF John G Suwers. Esq. of Staun,on
MAEERtE ED On the l7i inst, Chesterfield COUNTY bv
,ne rev Nj Woodbridge Capt Wa. g ELAN Nils. J,Ns
W"oi DRUDGE daughter of the late VIM. sTneldndge
80 IIIS
NE 'ot"'lt@ hse ttt" numbers drawn III the
n Union Canal Lottery, No. 10:
IL, 81, So, 10, So, 48, Sc, Q. 46.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

-, =, . PHILADELPHIA juno o.
we lean thar considerable confusion Yesterday NOR
nns IN the religious services the German church in Rac
street. noaT Fourth The Rev Mr.. HFFENsrN attemp,ed IN
perform The services OF the day. in opposition men
oed to us to wish Of majority of The alton who
nan employ ed another clergyman, when led the
hev gentleman (Hr from the church. and him to
his dwelling,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
Nonrnfr 1nnc.

NoRFoLx. June 81.
The Hon MARTS VAS BgRFS, Secretary Of State arrived
he.e Saturday afternoon the stearc Potomac from
Washington and left here LAST evening the steam boat poe
honas, fofBaEimors on his Terr Wssh1gcn Reacon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

Com. Porter, Consul General to Algiers, arrived in
town last evening, and the Boston Eyigate is now
ready for sea- will probably SAL in few DAYS for the
destined station We understand from an officer ut
tached to the Boston, that they have homes of
IN time to witness he bombardmeat of Agers by the
French.-[N. AMER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

'phc ship Washington, New York from Liver
pool has the small pox on board; eight of the pas
sengerS have died with II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

commission merchant named Elias Warner was
tired in Ne" York last week for perjury in making
false return OF his effects Insovcnt. He was
Inent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

Erasrus Roor, and JAMES NJ Cab of New Work hay.
been appointed by the Pre- Commissioners IN set,, ,
boundary line between tho Indians which have emsa,r,
from that State aud the Winebasoes 9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

u In debate between the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mr. Mercer at the late meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Ohio'& Chesapeake Cara1 TIC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

ne report OF Mt CUTS ate I'd coptroler having receiy-
an employment IN the Department of State Connection
inc business oil the Census, Lest tho
c' should mIsead ought perhaps be stated that
OF Mr. WApnELL tho "Agenl for The Department of Siaic