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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
GgtDntesale l1rfees GIrrrnf.
RicI.Riond, Jaamlrv 27th. la31.

- ttt''H'Ofd, Jan
STAPLE ARTICLES.
TOJGcco, tegJ-
fine, l00lb. S7a3
good, 4 Il 8
idif, 3 4
refused, p a -
m1Hy|actured-
LIST quail. cavendisr, ID. IS a 10
small twist, no. !, Has
no. 2,gall
Flour, city mills, 6 30
canal, d
Udeot, III!
Corn, bush. 20
Coal best ior shipping, 10 Il 20
inferior, Hall
Cotton, 9ay1
VARIOUS orHLR AurICLEs.
Bees'0"r, best, 10 20
Buttcr, VI a Ia
BeeG mess, Dbl. 10 jOall
fresh, } - u / 50
'"~'Hi new,
Cheese, 7ag
Candles, tallow, mould, all.
sperm. 26a27
CoOee, w. !. green, lIal2
kio, llal24
Java, white, II ala
ordinary qualities, lOall
Chocolate, no. |, lOaI2
CogPcrdS, lb. y a3
FISH, hcrT;ngs, no. /, :!
sh1d, no. |, 534
mackeTcl, no /, 6la7
do. no. ,, . - -
do. no. ), 3 10 al
F"u't-raisins, bunch, box, }
musca;el, , -
heaH.ers, live geese, good, Bass
Class, window, GNlO, 90 fcr,,
: 10 iONl2, do. )
Gv"Polcder, Dupont's, } 80
Rogers )
Hemp, American, ton. 100 alEO
Tides, Spin, sun-dricd, 10 i 10
saltcd, i2a15
hugo, Spin Go,ant, lb.i5Oal -
Iron, SwcdcS, ton, JJa 100
English, 80
American, GOaGJ
L0Td, new, 7la3
Lime, -
Leaher, sole, IL -
upper - a -
LvmJCr, clear, 1000 f. y
mcrchantablc, l2al5
Mahogany, 81. Dom. #. II a -
Bay, IA 10
LhOinsses, gal. y. o. 34as5
superior, 80 a 81
w. India, generally, 80 a 80
Meal, bushcl, !
Mails, cut, ID. )!
Oh, liuseed, gal. go
tanners, Dbl. 13a15i
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 81
do. summer do. 65a7O
Oats, bush. 3ja37
Plaster Of Paris, ton, ) -
Pork, prime, Dbl. IL
mess, Ii 50
fresh, (hogs,) lOOlbs ! 80 a =
Rice, Carolina, new) , 75a3
Sugar, loaf l6a20A, lumpIIalG
n. o. brown, lOOlbs. G as
+ 81. CroiX, do. 73alU
muscoyadoes, e. az
SAT-, sack, Liv. filed, 2la2I
/ ground alum, , els
Sditpetre, 10. 81 10
/ Spirits
brandy, coguac, gal. $50
apple brandy, new, 38aIO
/ peach do. 10 "a 30
rum, St. Croix & Ant. 90 a 90
do. New England, 40 a ~ .
gin, Holland, 80 a lO5
do. Amrican, SO a 20
WhiSkey, "A
steel, German. III 12aIl
English hlis,ered, Ii
Amer. DO. 5laG
Shot, cut s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

JuNius.-Mr Swinder, near Leeds, has Just pub
4shed book, TO prove that Lord Chatham was
Iun,,r, :, and is said to have succeeded in binding
celebrated political letters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

Departed this life yesterday evening, Mr. ions +.
HALEY, IN the 22d year OF his age. Ills friends and
acq a'nances are requested to attend his funcra! from
the residence of his mother, on Church hin. ibis
mornings at 10 o'clock, wifhout further invitation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
gER cas-.

!, Il All demands contracted by the Managers, (Mcssr
harrington buckley will be pumctually discharged every
Saturday between the hours of : and O'Clock.
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT.
Positively III Money received at the door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
DOCTOR CLlRK,S

~
Wheat Thrcshing Machine.
OWING to the rnclomcnCy Of the weather b.,-
~ ing prevented many persons from yisy,inr n !,
VII be continued through the present week. and
OF 10 and - o'clock a NJ bv maxim nnnlico,ino
at the store Of tie subscriber. FF'o1''"
o., JNO o. LAY
Those who wish to engage machines. will plenxe
i'o'e t1,r names as above, and the Patent Rights
for the Counties rema:a,np IusnJ n,,v a., a., SO
chased tL"rc or Of DR. Clark, Of the .ioa Tavern.
ian 25-6tp OF
~ Application il b. rnade 10 tho Pre-
sidcnt and Directors Of The Bank of Virgin,.
Ut we uupca'e ct certificate for twelve shares in
the capital stock Of the Dsnk Of virginia in H. n.,
oi George RGlr. 80: 1880, ds,,d 9Th Prbr,ary
1875, witch has bcer lost or rn,7l ~ ''
Tiiu: COCK,
Executor of
CtNHCE EUFTlN
Pdncc Gcore cer't.-A Dec, Ii}o.
.Iu i--', ,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

Miss tItzcarence Is about 10 bestow her hand
with Ills MaJestys perfect appreciation, on Viscoun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
Good Butter, &c.

HUST received, ION consignment a parcel Of 81
- Pcrior Roll and few irkns good Butter. for
suIc. by y. II RAGbAND,
Shockor Hill,
Who h1s ON hand. - br's Family Flour. and few
hundred pounds fine Vcnlson Iiams. at a low price.
ian gE-St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
MANAGERS, OFFICE

TENlIE drawing of the Virginia WeIisJurg LOTTERY,
n No. {, will take place at the EAGLE IlorFL,
THlSDAY, at o'clock III the afternoon when the
following handsOme prizes will be dlglrhntrd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
COAL BLACK ROSE

ON HORSEBACK
SamO', Mr. Harrington
Rosa. E,ror
DANDY Cuhcc Gpllar
Comic Song, nv Mr. Mcclure.
Comic Dance, by Mr. Buckley
The whole to onclude with the Iauriable r,Ire, or
Love in ! BuStle.
Old Man. Mr. Harrington. Old Vona, Mr. NIi1,,-
Lubin' Nr. blackburn. Simpkn, Mr. Buckley.
Eliza, Mrs Buckley
Is Tickets may be had at the Bon. Office. and Fl
MI Z. Bccks Confectionery Store. Box and PIT
% cents: Children half price. Co1onrcd ncrsons
p cents f'''"S
~ \ Box Plan will be kept at Nj Beck's. where
seats can b. secured for the first row During tho
past Summer The Building has undergone a thorough
repair. "E"
u Stoves are provided, aud will he well attended
10. so as to render The audience comfortable.
..' Doors TO open at 6, and Performance 10 cop,
m"ncr AZ o'clock. ian 90 !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

MARRIED-On the 9Th inst. BY tho Roy Hahn,
Gass, Mr. George w Turpin, of Chesterfield county.
to Miss Melinda u daughter of Mr. Wiley Dickinson.
Of hbemarle county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
DANVTLLE, VA. Jan. 81

DANvGLLE, VA. Jan. 81
Fatal AccIDENT.-We learn that on Friday last
hichaFu / shelton was thrown from his horse and
killed OF the PARTICULARS we have only learned
that he had started from u sale, IN company with
several persons, who were on foot: on reach,nr
place where those on foot could 90 n nearer way
thah that winch Shelton must 70 horse back
they separated; upon reaching the place where
The ways met, and not meeting with Shelton
The tootmen went in search of him and found
MN dead his hat was some twenty PAGES in rear OF
nm and The presumption is that his hat was knock;
ed off by the limb of tree and falling ON ms horse
frightened him, as to throw his rider with such
violence As to produce his death. Mr. Shelton was
young man of good family, and engaged in the
practice Of the law.
IonhCco-Ihcrc is some !:ttl, stir in this article
are sili complaints Of the Inferior quality OF what
is coming IN. The highest price ob,ansd This week
Is Sj"j5 The tobacco was Of iolerably good quality
but objectionable on account of order
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

E.I'LE UOTEL
Ef!!E Subscriber. having re,ci.. ~ become Tho ,
n proctor Of me Eage Hotel, in the ,ownof a.
,elSE'"e li"tm"rS kept 10y Mrs. Johnscu.) hereby
'"'"'- ''S Trends and the pablo generally that Lc
g. T-'iar'! "a Tccomod4tc Travelir?s and sII ner,s
', VI! 'ink proper to patronize him
" ith ,I,p'si,lpn TO please ne tatiers himself
win NE belle 10th % mcring ana receiving, j,
proportion of publc patronage ''e
, II JORDAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

Tickets to be- had crthcf at fetal, oi by the pack
age at YATES & MclNTGRES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
10 Farmers.

WIN give he highest marker price. Cor i or 600
bushels ii'N seed J. II. EUSTACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
TAN-BARK HALL.
M X. TATIN'S nextRALI will tar.

III X. IATlN'S next BALL will take Mica ~, S,.
I,a day,the 29,h of January, 1881 =" 'A'uf
al -, pec"u"y invites the Ladies OF Richmond
n Tvs vicinity, to honor him with their presence NJ
~ tickets ut admission for gentlemen one dou,u
ILL 10 De naI at Nr Nashs and Mr.. Sankey's Book.
Ban. e :Ye",ng OF the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
New York Lottery, Extra No. 2-Drnwip, 20 b,
received day after 10 morrow
GApITAl,St

., NUS D. tidiNC@ ~. Quarter sN.
Fo' sale AZ the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
-'" 80 THO BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
THlS AFTERNoON!!l

HNWGrNn WrrLsuuRG LOTTERY, No. 4. 70 bc
drown at the Hagc ll"tcl, this afternoon, at 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

The cngrosscd bill concerning counsel and a,tor.
nics At law, being read
IL was opposed by Nh Miller of Pownatlu m au animated
speech, interfering unnecessarily man aud man as
unprecedented any civilized country aud as cl,tn. slu
upon profession, intelligent Cpmnuniiv and
the pioneers Of liberty from the days Of Dcmoshcnes aud Ccc
Mr. NJ said that tic wasuncalci for by the couu
'r ord would pIaIlr r"l' c@oiicmg' 'u ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
BIGGER'S PRIzE OFFICE.

" y " Nv " w u" V|TlWaTC and North O r0I
- Lottery, No !.
&c 30 = - q 81 80 50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24
SELECTED POETRY

From the Li!srary. !Soucenir for 1852.
SONG-BY G Al. FIJI ZGERALD, ESQ.
oh. promise me TO sing, love,
Ny songs in after years,
When the quiet eve shall bring, love,
The hour for 3lissful tears:
When the busy world is still. love,
When few dear friends are nigh,
When the moon is on the bill, love,
And the stars are in The sky!
when the hearts where would dwell, love,
With thought Of me may thrill
When the eyes that knew me well, love,
With silent tears nay al:
When the few who ne'er forget love,
viii fondly name my naihe,
Or should they blame ne yet, love,
Willlove ME whilst they blame.
care not for the praise. lcre,
So sweet To minstrcPs ear,
For the laurel and the bays, love,
The critic, or his sneer:
For The plsudit wealth can buy, love.
or the wreath that fame can bring,
Nhcn you sing them, It on SCH, sove,
Md sigh them when you s'nS!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24
WAsH,xo,ox. THURSDAY A':'"
Us,,mber .. 1851

Dear Sir-In your paper OF this "O'"".
an attack, possibly on me- Tor Tie '''''
Alexandria Canal Memorial.
This is not little extraordinary. >"
Committee 10 which it could be pre'e",,"
created on Tuesday week past a"d '''s ~ :.
presented the Thursday folIo"Ins-'"o'' !
furr the first meeting Of that Conu''''J
first week no Committees were aPP''"n
Monday, the I2,h, the Standing anu ." -
certain Select Committees were app
among these, the Committee on l"" ri,
provement. 1t was on Wednesday, 81" '. r,
fore. that The names of the members '' "',, ;
mittee were known. through the 'OO,D "a
House. and on Thursday the A!cSa"'" "A
rial was handed 10 bj me, and re''''[ Gr,d
Committee. In haste. yours re- P"'c,rfs|
truly, -
EDGAR Sxowprx. ESQ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

We extract the following from the Boston 10
rier with great pleasure. In quoting Nh A
ans remarks on presenting certain pe'll'o'' !
!a,iyc to this District, the Courier adds:
:. Apart from the satisfaction which We ava
feel in noticin. an honorable or beneficial m''
mcnt from Massachusetts member. We are
cuIiarly graliGed with the stand taken oy >
Adams on this subject. Although we nave
paid the Difference to Mr.. Adams OplnIO"'
which, perhaps, they are entitled yet 'hr! u
great weight in all parts Of the country; T gn'
entitled to respect on many accounts Inc
ci,ied stand he has taken on t'l' question: ! y.
,ulated TO be of vast benefit Ia the county, !,
If lie succeeds in quoting the itching anu '. ";
ed philanthropy OF the emanclPator.s' he W. H.,
more to preserve the Union and ms own a "s
than all the res, Of his political lille. Ia CO."
into the Union, every State has con'e1'eG q ~ w.
existence Of slavery; and in adopting u ~ WA
tuition, the States have agreed not to nea1' n
the property of their Southern ne'ShOIlSt T.. q,
Northern people will fuliil their part u u; "' sI.i
uart by hnlding their peace in ma',t' j, ~.
tI,cy have no immediate interest; al" ~ W.
we GUILD wish that they had less zeal '''
knowledge"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

Virginia State Lottery,
For Tie Benefit ej'hc Dismal s.ranap Canal Company
Ilnss No % f., 1851,
Hill be 4rrca in Richmond IN Friday Dec Is
g. NTVBERS 9 OH4tN B4AL0IH
40 Prizes Of ,OO0-40 Prizes Of 500 Dollars!
Tickets 80; hslve. ); quarters 50; eghths .
10 De had IA a variety III 'umaers az
:. "a. VST Ra1S Els
OF ry Office, Rcyal ~ eel.
~ Ord, rs from the country sp c''i' A''s''ied 20.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of tie Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Class No. % for 1851.
WILL he drawn ia Richmond on Friday, December IS
60 VNNBERS-9 DR9tYN B.fLL07%
40 prizes of l,OOO-4o prizes Of 500 Dollars
1icke,> si0i baiv's ); quarters 50
To ne hah Il ely OF numbers NJ
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Sire {, pposi eth Frank House
Virginia late Lottery,
For The Benefit oftse Dismal Swamp Canal CompanY,
Cluss No % for 1851.
Will be drawn a, Richmond on Filsy December Is
90 Nos.-9 draWa Ballots.
40 Capital Prizes Of 1000 Dollars!
Tcke,s $40; haives5; quarters 5O' eigh'hs IS
10 be had in VARIETY of nnmbel.a at
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange 9Gee.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit oflhe Dismal S,ramp Cana! Company,
Class No. - fur s3l,
win he drawn in Richmond or Friday, Decor h'-2 %
40 prizes of 1 GOO DoHarst-4O Prize nf 800.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters sos eisht!'s IS
TO be had in variety OF numbers OF
=. CGRSE,
Lottery g rExeaanse Broker, .alelandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

Tile British Nego'iu ion,--ln the course
some incidental Dtoate in the Senate on VI
Holiness Res"!nt."n proposing call upon To
Executive for certain further Information cOnC.r
ing the West Iudla Trade. Mr.. Webster maj
remarks 10 thc following effect, the bearing
which induces Us To safe it, though the resi- I
the Debate does net appear
From the close of the late war down to aH
nv recent period it has been the objec, II The 4
yera administrations to secure a reCiprOcit, n
ONLY to the navigation, but 20 the commerce, ID
traffic in commodities. Of ihis country with In!
land. Siuce the recent period alluded to th'
purpose has been abandoned;and an arransemei
has been completed, in CONFORMITY with insiraC
TORS giycn bv the Government here to the mIHi'
ter at the Court OF 81. James; given, SIR, In term
and in temper, which may very property be
come the subject Of public examination aad CON
ment here; | say, Sir, of p"tlic examination an
comment"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24
C.ARLEsroN. &. G.. Dec. X.

$. CEARLEsroN, :. G. Dec. Il.
The Committee on the case uf Doctor Cooper,
had not reported at last ad,ices from the Legis-
iature. The subject Of Federal Relations was
still under debate in the Senate. In the House,
the Resolutions were passed, by consent. without
debate, BY lean majority IN the Senate, on
the 18Th, resolution, to the following effect was
ordered to lie on the table
Resoirsd, That the Message Of the President
Of the United States. as we understand it, recog-
nizes the principles for ,0hich South Coroliua has
commended, with regard to the Tariff Policy, and
If th's. principles be adopted by Congress, they
cannot but tend to alleviate the disresses Of the
Country, and restore harmony to the various Sec
tons of the Union.
The Committee of Federal Relations. declined
nominating candidates for the PresideDtship Of
the United States, as contrary to local usage, and
made report on The second message OF the Gov
rrnor, in relation to incendiary publications.
Mr.. Ciowney submitted the following resolu-
.on-
ReSoiced, That, whilst we condemn the Presi-
dent of the United States, when he is in error,
that We are willing to approve, when in our OPT
Mon he is right; and that We regard, with high
qualification, the sentiments expressed IN his late
Message, that the Tariff ought to be reduced to
the wants of the People, aud recognize in 1t the
Just response to the solemn Resolution Of this Lee
gislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

fesiructire Fire at BeDalo.-Itis our pain
full duty to narrate the ravaIes of most devasta-
ting conhasration, which occurred III tins village
last evening The fire commenced IN the Jon-
er's shop Of Mr.. S. K. Garrison. near the corner
of block of wooden buildings. usually known as
the Kremlin corner, upon Man-st. The block
bounded by Main, Eagle, Pearl and Niagara SITS,
comprising 25 wooden buildings, was entirely
consumed, except one barn and two small houses,
both of which were partially pulled down anu rem
dered valueless. The total loss of property we
cannot learn. but it is very heavy. The main
street front Of the block was principally stores
and shops. of various descriptions; the Niagara
front included the very extensive cabinet manu-
factory and Warehouse Of Mrs Stats, the exten.
sive chair factory of Mr.. Wordsworth and several
dwellings. The remaining fronts are mostly me-
chanic shops and out buildings
B.6aiO Journal, Ertra-L}ec. 16.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

lie called on 'hc Right Reverend prela,s
the evidence for so foul an imputation. :" '4s
That must have been sharp and stroO, ~,
vocation, nd,cd, 10 throw Earl Grey so ms,t pu,
from his ordinary stad demeauor-io ey,o, ,V u "
him such an indignant anSwer-espec;alI. .Oa
Lord Spiritual AL Nrs ii,rv "l The CLn..w
Ordinarily, the Bishops are apt r,ce;y. J'r
ence and c"r!icsy. AID Earl CIV b;m' aI,st
uncommon, ,.ignifioG ini cva..cou. pn, ,, ~ s
are warm t'i.es.
My obi It in natin& these Quotations
to show thu, the Bishops rs e Tot onI In., -
respect with the una, iu.r, IN; tia, ,hsr =. :"
treated with absolute aud opeu ccn,emn, r. ~
very place of their installed preroga,i,e, as D'T
teal men. Even with all tie hereditary a,ps1
ment of the English To their ancieut insii,n,as s'
it has not been left to this day for discernirs
| to see the incongruous rela;inns of their CT
and State. aud OF the shocking lmpropnp,, V;
constituting Ministers Of Religion er oGr;o H.
reditary Senators aud Legislators Of the Em,;,s
But their right TO iha, place has never befor. he's,
openly draN n III question 10 Parliament. I n
( pt speak of constitutional right. for that il n,
( 'oa, t"l! in the existing order of things Pr, .
'ar lit Of proprey. Mr. has this rib; b.,
,r., ''allenscd in that place. But tho rn.,
ga ,- and Welding branches show Yhi,,
wIy hn Aind blows Considering the Lord Cb,r
| cel.,'s a,,cndaICy .! Influence in the t;,,or,
meat over the nation, and the circumstance !,
which h" stood on Monday. the ll,h. the ws,o
Ing and character 1t his dissent upon the BsbDr,
on that occasion, III all lis relations and bear,or.
were enough 10 seal their doom a. Lord, of i,
ReaIm-and along with that, Qur there will n,
no stopping ill the woIk is tiuishcdy the doom Il,
the Church. as State Establishment. Tall
Earl Grey's language into the account, also. 70
lasing 10 this topic. both as incorporated in bI,
speech or the intruda non of the Reform Bill a,
we'll as Oh this particular occasion. This soy, n
dealing with the Bishops has hitherto been ken.
out of doors certainly cut ol the House Of Lord
But the nine has now come, when pouucins
and rafting are heard upon the roof which has So
long sheltered their prcrog ';ives, and voice. us
heard OF before III that place, except in the day.
Of Cromwell, which they have all forgotten. hgu
ders on their ears, in tie very hal! Of their po..
er. and from the mouth OF the Premier Of En-
land. "Srt your house III order' There car
be no mistake in the meaning and Iendcncle. o.
all this. Tie People have demanded aud vii
continue to dema.ld. dissolution 4 he E.'ab
Iishmen:. And tie Govrrnn.cht vii be compel.
led toilet il crumble into dust. It is true, H.
deed that he pcGdin. Reform Bill 4 say p,ad
ing, for although it las fallen il wi.l ,oan lie Up
again, and marching onward TO It's de,tlnyl-R
is true that Bill does tot invade The Church. By
the Church will come next. or very soon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

The Easton (Md) Gazette of the 18th has this
paragraph:
=. The navigation being closed much earlier
than usual, our merchants have not been able to
procure their winters stock of Goods, and scar
city Of some important articles is seriously sppre.
hended. The stock of ardent spirits. for IN
stance, is very much diminished; it is said there
is not barrel of whiskey IN the whole town
This is sad news for some folks The jolly souls
in our neighborhood are already, we understand
in a state of perturbation, lest they NAV be com
PEELED to spend sober Christmas; and ~e really
cannot help sympathizing with these good fel'
lows although tie cause of their distress does not
eIially affect as Of the 'remperance SCHOOL,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

Christmas and New Year happening on Sun
day, the Presidents Mansion will be open to vi
siters on the succeeding Mondays, at the usua
hour in the evening. -Gto6e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

4 frlcnd at Washington says s. j learn sire
nous exe''ion is making amongst the Household
troops Of tie President TO spare him the dilemma
of rejecting or sanctoning the bill for recharter-
ing the Bank y. States at this session, tv pre-
venting an application from the Board U! Drec-
tors"
If the Board of Directors suffer themselves to
be duped, they well deserve, what they will as
suredly Gel, Ike rejection of the Bill. .4fer me
election, Jackson will veto it; before the election,
gold 10 silver. he signs il. the oracle to the con-
trary notwithstanding. The vote of pennsylva-
MIA depends upon it.-Richmond UhaS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-24

Uhea' and Elour:-We learn from the Roches-
ter Daily Advertisers. that from the LIST Of Decem-
Der. $50 To the same period this year. t,co hu,-
dred a,,d Eoriy tao thousand barrels of flour have
been manufactured in that place, and one million.
o,s h,o.dred and Si.cty thousand dollars paid for
wheat. This wheat has been purchased prnci-
pallv N th, state; but a considerable quantity has
also been bought IN Ohio, which is becoming an
important wheat market. Large quantities OF
wheat have also been purchased and manufactur-
cd By miliers in the neishborins towns, which Is
not included in the above estimate.
IN. T. Com.