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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
THE LADX'S BOOK.

FyIHE above work is presented to the public and
more particularly TO the ladies, for their patron
age. IL may with tho striCest propriey be cassed
among the first periodicals Of the day; It embraces
wide field of entertainment every department of
literature and usefulness, and is truly the LGdyS
Book.
CONDITIONS.
The work wall be issued in numbers on the first of
every month, comprising fhyslx large octave pages,
printed fine super royal paper stitched in coloured
covers Every number will contain piece Of
SIC one copperpate engraving. aud OF least four rood
cuis illustrative Of some of the conten's, and every
three months coOured plate of the latest fashions.
The snbscription price is three dollars per onnum
payable in advance: % per cent semi annually will be
added to all subscriptions that remain unpuid at the
expiration Of year.
Embellishments IN the January number.-PhiG-
dophia fashions, handsomely coioured, the cabinet
council, two subjects of embroidery, calico print
works at Combyvc. n Spanish dance, Cadets mon.
umcnt mt West Point, two popular English songs set
to music, two French medals.
Subscriptions received at the Book, Stationery and
Fancy Store of II. ID. SANXhN
ian %
ss,HE FAMILY TEMPERANCE MEETING;
or an illustration OF tho nature, symptoms, and
danger Of Independently the author OF Sabbath
school Teachers Visits" Just published for sale by
dec 80 COLLINS 81 Co.
Winter OIL, Candies, &c.
40 Casks New London winter pressed oil, fresh
10 made
30 boxes sperm candles
so do Lees soap, landing from SChr. FAR
field, for salc by OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO
irn to-ft
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WINTER ARABIAN

".
Hea This beautiful and true Arabian Uorsa
UM~,> will stand again at my stable in the coun.
NINA 9kty Of Brunswick, about fiftv.fve miles
NSV South of Richmond, and thirty-three
as.SzE{uR1 South of Petersburg-fifteen north east
of brunswick Courthouse, Lawrenccvillc and eight
teen northwest OF Belfed, and be let to mares at
thirty Dollars the season, be discharged by the pay
ment of twenty Dollars any time during the season.
ten Dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the insurance
and ore Dollar in every to the groom. The sea-
son will commence the 18th Of February and termi.
nate the 10th of July. Good pasturage for mares
gratis-and those who wish, can have them well and
strictly attended TO at reasonable price; but no
responsibility for escapes accidents.
For more particular information Of this beautfu
Stallion, Gentlemen referred my advertisement
of the last spring, which will he re-published in
time for those who have not seen it.
February 2.-law. JOHN TUCKER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

TENO THE LADlES.-rhe subscriber has receiv-
Il ed box OF patterns for lace and muslin wor h.
JAMIE z. ID. SANXAY.
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hmm OIL. Tens. d

Lamp OIi, Teas, DC.
WINTER pressed lamp oil
w GunDowder tea, extra fine quality
ST. Croix sugars for sale bv
Jan 5i--3t Otis, DUNLOP g. co.
Books at 30 per cent. below Cost
rHNIlE subscriber having an oyERGnowN stock Of
n Books on hand, and being particularly desrous
of reducing II 10 mere ETOS, IS determined TO
sell at unprecedented low prices portion Of it he
win dispose of az 25 81 and so per cent. below cost
i.uo1 r. y. SANNAY.
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III C.. Men EMARA

CARD have much pleasure in announcing to
a the Public that Mr. Shaw who has attended my
Glasses in bookkeeping, is perfectly adequate in in
parting to the student the theory and ramcations OF
this necessary mercantile art, which with the anangu
lar method of penmanship, will trust him that
success, which the citizens OF Richmond have la
WHISKY contributed towards me. Mr.. Shaw will be my
in the Office where have given Instructions
and those persons who have finished their course VI
lessons will be attended to by him.
jan 27 4. CARPENTER.
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Tobacco Stemming instruments

"a AFiNG taken patent Tor the invention of an
~ Instrument for StemmiDg dry tobacco, oil per-
sons wishing to purchase tho instruments or the
rights for making and using the same, arc respec-
fuliy informed that they may obtain them by apr!y-
ing TO me. G. BREhNr
Richmond Va. jan act
THE subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and Rappahannock Rivers, who send their
produce, &c. to the Norfolk Market He refers
10 Messrs Smith G. Co., Patrcks,
Lewis and Ito. B. Smith, Dudleys Ferry,
Rob. NJ. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth,
Geo B. Poindese 81 liza. King & Queen C. II,
Messrs. Geo. II. Batter 3 Co., King William c. H.
n,,. John; John 'howning, " ESP
James GOODRICH Esq.
Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq, Bowlers,
r. s. hi, os'g gs o. Co. Tappahanno
JAMES FERGUSON, IT.
Eo,hsy's Wharf, Norfolk,
isa Z. Ia~2t c ljh January, 1851.
VIE subscriber wishing to dispose of his Real
Estate IN Cabel county, offers the following pro.
perty tor sale, TO wit: Farm on Guyando,e river
ABOUT eight miles above its mouth, containing 81
acres, excelently watered, $50 of which is bottom
!ahd under good fence and now in C, hivation. ANY
person VINO wishes to raise tobacco and would want
Farm IN this county, would do well to purchase as
nave raised several crops on the same and Skinned
them to Philadelphia where they have rated as high as
any tobacco from any part of the Union That is to
say-lhey have Melted after paying all expenses from
50 to dollars per 100 lbs. and from that to Sc and
VIII also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garder in the town of Barbours
vile; besides Farm House and Lot in the same place
and one Lot within the vicinity. All of which NAV
subscriber. ABSt,ON IinI DEcov
jan 27-2awSt
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T. IA u IL r. If q 4 r. l..
TNllE Subscriber. having recently become The pro
IL prietor of the Eagle Hotel, in the town of Car
ersvie, formerly kept by Mrs. Johnson,) hereby
notifies his friends and thc public generally that he
Is prepared to accommodate Travellers and ali persons
who may think proper to patronze him.
with disposition TO please, he flattcrs himself
with the belief both of meriing and receiving due
proportion Of public patronage
Z. H. JORDAN.
Gainesville, Va. January 9Th, l83l-3tc&
NoTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm of John Poe & Co.. was diss olyed
on the LIST January. Those having claims against the
late hrm, VIII please make payment to John Poe, who
is alone authorized to receive the same and settle
TIE affairs of the late JOHN POE.
CASWELL POE.
The business will be continued by the undersi gned
in all its branches and mitted attention be slowed
as to entire satisfaction their friends and
customers. JOHN POE &. 70
Jan 81 o..
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WAS Committed TO the jail of Goochiand Conn
w ty, The eth day of June, 1880. a negro man
who calls himself Bob. Goldman, and says he is q free
man, that he was bound 10 Nelson Vandervan and
the City of Richmond, that he afterwards worked at
said trade, with Cooke & Ryan, 10 said Ciiy He
is about 81 years ods brown complexion, about feet
inches high-he is quito sensible, and can read and
write The owner, if any, is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take him away otherwise
lie VIII be dealt with as the law directs.
w. LEWIS, Tailor, for
jan 81 view WIN. BOILING Sheriff
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OF JOB PRINTING executed I, tho wbiy'oSeo
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eEOhanna

BarboursyiIlo. Feb. LIST. 1891.
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Fresh Gapden Seeds.

4 Have FOX sale large supply of fresh Garden
q Seeds Catalogues can be seen at my store.
Jan 26--lOt J. II. EUSTACE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

Brunswick, are highly spoken Sf-thc quality will
exceed that OF ordinary years IN weight, averaging
60 to 81 lbs. and will reach GO to IS lbs. and
even "a lbs. imperial--the quantity will also be
an average. though there partial complaints of
rust and mildew, but not sufficient to effect the
general produce. In Hostein and Mecklenburg
the same remarks will be borne out, not except
ing even the weight. Rye, on the contrary, has
suffered much from blight, and is complained Of
as being thin and light.
In Pomerania and Silesia the wheat crops are
equally good and heavy. as those in Germany
From Dantzic we are Informed that rye. from
mildew, has suffered diminution Of 6 to lbs.
per bushel, and that wheat has also been injured
by blight, which it Is feared will affect the pro-
duce. and lessen the chance Of fine quality being
procured. In Poland there is little doubt but a
small breadth OF ground has been sown this sea-
son as compared with former years. fortunately
the growth seems nearly, by a super abundance,
to have made up for the deficien. extent. The
supplies, however, from thence will depend en-
tirely upon political results. From Russia we
receive no complaints as to the produce of the
harvest In Norway and Sweden the crops are
likely to prove satisfactory to the anxious farmers,
and TO repay then, the failure Of the preceding
growth Barley and oats, with few exceptions,
in all the Northern countries, promise well as to
quality. though IN some districts the yield Of bar
ley will not fulfill the expectations. Ia Canada
the crops are described as most promising, and
that the season has been highly favorable to the
bIossoming Of the wheat, SO that good quality
may be looked for, and cultivation has this year
been considerably extended, and it is saba fifth
more seed of wheat has been sown, which would
enable an extra export next season of 100000
bushels. In France, Italy, Germany, Prussia
aud Russia, the stocks Of old wheat consist almost
entirely Of inferior qualities and best descriptions
can ouly be expected from the new produce.
We have received from Prince Edwards ISL
and, the first cargo Of embarrassing of wheat,
barley and oats. The wheat is good red Cana
dian quality, and the oats slack, and apparently
Irish seed Of improved growth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
Selling Off.

1T is the intention of the subscriber to withdraw from
the Dry Goods trade IN Alexandria. and in order to
sell out he now offars. at a small advance upon he
cost and many for less than ros his large and general
assortment Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
FOREIGN & DOME S2YC, Of every Uariety.
A considerable part Of ts STOCK has been recently
bought in New York, aad the Woolens were chiefly
purchased previous the rise ia goods at that kinn
among which are ore than one hun aed piecsscf Cloths
and S1tinfs .
Visiting to wind up with view 10 a removal, would
sell the entire stock upon favorable terms, both as to
prices and time, it'll possession of the store, fire.
proof Warehouse, and one OF the best Stands ~ town
A good opportunity is presented to person DESTROYS
of embarking in tie DIR, Goods line, which has been,
and probably now is, profitable any other branch
of trade in the place.
JAMES W. SCOTT,
oct IS Corner Of King and Royal streets.
81 Persons indebted to the late firm. Of Scott and
Wright, and J. H. Maddox u Co. lsome OF whom have
been owing for an unreasonable time again
nestiy called upon for settlement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

Washington & Brent
III AVE just opened general supply of Staple and
Ill Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consisting, in part, Of
Hue, black and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive cloth
Blue and green habit do
Blue black and fancy cold kcrsey meres
Peershsm cloth, flushing
Rose point and dufhe blankets
White, rea, green snd scarlet fannels
Swanskin and Canton 10
Merno circassians and bombazeus
Competing, blue and green ba.zes
"a Rob Roy and Tartan plaids, carpet buildings
Blue and brown goats hair csmblet
Silk, worsted and oton hosiery
Irish linens. lawns and sheetings
81 iO4 double and silk damssk diapers
Printed cloth table covers and baize
Cambiic musins, book and SWISS do
Prints of every description
White and c0iOred counterpanes
Black Italian uistring and Gro de Swiss
Florences satns and India Levantine
1hibets, Grape and mand rim silk shawls and
handkerchiefs
Black white and scarlet merino scarfs
Flag, bandsnna aud Spittal6eld hdxfs
Black Italian cravats
Bur'sps, sackings and oSnabvrgs
Nth a large Stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting OF satneis bed ticking, cotton oznaourgs
brown and besc ed shir'ings and sheetings, pIsids
check, &C. &c all OF which will be sold low, by the
piece or retail! oct l1-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
TRUSTEES Sale

UTNDER the authority Of deed IF trust, executed
u on the 18th day Of August, 1896 by John Levi
ami Frances r. Lewis his Wife End recorded in the
CLERKS Office OF Prince iilm County Court, will
sell, by public auction, at I'rensviie the first von.
day in Jsnuar, that being Court day for ready money,
a moiet, If
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereort
John Lewis now resides, which conveyed by said
Lewis and wife to the SUBJ crber Trustee, secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title is vested in the subscriber by the deed
of will be conveyed to the purchasers is beev.
ed to be upquestioIable
Oct l8--ts ROBERT BABY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

r,orn-The wagon price Of Flour opened
cock on Monday at ) l6 aud closed on sa-
~ y, >, the same. 1t varied but little through
* 5I7, 5 90, $50 and 25, were paid
., ,.;,,,lly and on Thursday the current price
:. down to lai enormously reported by US,
h. time. ) 22!). The principal sales from
.,... we're at 5 % and IS, at the latter on Fri
IA, and saturday.
y,,,srday tbs wagon price was 5 IA Il, ia
g., instances fraction higher was paid and Sc
,lo,d. Of shenandoah Flour commanded ) so.
q, ,,. not advised Of any sales from stores.
Expert for the week ending Saturday ssnd
al, 800 bs Coastwise.
Quantity Inspected during the same period.
KING ,Ireet 1918 bis 40 half bis.
Wharf l277 io2
Potomac iIU oo
COOS G22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
DR.4tt S THIS D.af.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No y, for 1861,
will be drawn in Wilmngt teisware] on Thursday
25th Oct ber

Glass No y. for 1861.
Will be drawn in Wilmington neisware] on Thursday
18th Oct Der.
&c NUMBERS.--l0 DRAWN BaLLOTS
do of 1880 6 do of 1000
do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, halves 2UO; quarters 90.
To DE had q var ETY. numbers IT
J. RUMNEY'S OrficE,
Drawing of the Union Cana Lottery. No 81. for 1881
90 "a II "A 40 81 As 40
DR.4JpS THIS DIP.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 81 for 1881,
To be drawn at Wilmington, [Del] on Tuesday, the
18th of October
SO Number Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
prize of S12,5OO 1priZe of $4,000
do of 1900 6prizes of 1000
Tickets 81; halves 90, quarters W.
Lowest Prize &c, TicketsS5
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass 20 so for 1851,
viii be drawn in New York on " ednesday oct 26
&c Number Lotterv-1O Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Tickets IS; halves SO; quarters IS
To be had in variety OF numbers at
3. II. WHITES
o, ~y U6iee. Royal 81 Get.
Drawing Of the Va Wheeling Lottery. No. 2, fr 1881
SO 81 A 25 so IS AZ 8
Drawing Of the Un'on Canal Lottery Of Penn No. 81
90 "a III "A 40 54 45 9 40
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
xrw-yORK MARKET-Ocr. 90.

ggr-The receipts from the interior CONT
me apon moderate scale. and Western Flour
~, zen fully maintained by the coastwise de-
a,nJ and city trade, aud in some instances a
nisag advance obtained. Southern Flour Is in
,,ry limited request, and supplies have 'ncress'
4 Geosetoun has been selling rather more
t,rly than other descriptions, at S53 to SIS to
IaIir, and bakers. Rye Flour continues high
,L scarce. Sales of sour at about 4S. The
sak Of Flour in market is unusually light for
n, advanced period of the season.
Conn-We have still to notice very small
avvie, Of Wheat. Good Fredericksburg and
i.,,Ddria have been sold at ll6 cents. A small
nrys Of fine Northern to starch maker at III
eats. Rye scarce and in demand at 80 cents.
Corn declined 10 IS for best Northern, and So
% s. cents for Southern. Oats advanced to As
cents Northern aud Western Barley has sofd
Nj. week at the extraordinary price Of rs cents
,er bu.hel-the crop is considered very short.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

Potatoes, AackereA. &c.
I~lz BUSHELS n. 5. Blues and Eastern " hite
So bols No Mackerel Gate caught)
80 half do do family
IS bbs New England Rum
Is sacks Liverpool blown Salt, extra size
100 boxes No Soap
Ia boxe Mould Candles. 6s and S's
Landing this day from schr Juiia Ann and for sale by
oct o. J. & W. II, IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, OCTOBER, "a,
Brig Leader. Flanders, Portsmouth; Potatoes
&c. to J n. Ladd.
Schr. William & Fancy, Bucksport; Potatoes,
SC. To Master.
Schr. Haxall, Shove, Boston; sundries TO
A. T.. CaZenOye & Co.
SIR. Caledonia, Twining, Boston; lime, &c.
To VIM. Fowle & Go.
SAILED,
Schr. Convoy. Crowel, Boston.
-JS-
Schr. Virginia, Shiun, cleared at New York
Goth inst.
Ladies Delight, Coner, hence at Nassau, n.
p. lst Sept.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
COnstNhle's Sale

Dy virtue Of three wrts of 6er facias me directed
ID ia saiisf, debt due TO G ~. sm"ot, and issued
out of the office of Adam Lynn, Justice of the peace
A.ssA for the County Of Alexandra, . shall pro-
sATEI a.. coed, on Thursday the 9Th of November
T&,s, S!nex,, at II o'clock to sell on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right. title a,A ~ vt Iarnss Back Ger
tain LOTS and TENEMENTS situated in tho
town of Alexsn.ria. and bounded as follows one lot
Of ground with the impruveme It's thereon, beginning
at the intersection ef and Patrick streets running
west with Wolf street to Henry thence north Hen.
r. street half square, thence rasterl parallel to Wolf
street Patrick -. thence sndth III tn begig.
Also, one other LOT of GROUND with the i'm
provements her OF, situate the wes su, of Pitt
street, the south side Of ten fo alley, 10 ,ee' 10
the south OF Wolf street, thence south Pitt street %
feet thence west parallel to Wolf street SO feet hence
north and parallel to Pitt - feet the said ten
loot slley, with tn; sle, th heg ming And ALSO
one other LOT of GROUND with the improve
ments thereon commencing ont west side Of Pitt
with the line of lot OF ground sold by Hamilton
Fletcher thence west with that line SO feet 70 an
alley, thence north WITH the alley the Inc Of lot srd
by Han ilton 10 Hill thence easterl, with said line 88 #
III and paralle,o Wolf street SO Fl in Pitt street,
thence south with Pitt street to The beg ming,
EDWARD BURchiIL,
oct l7--ts Constabies
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
Columbian Insurance oMce.

.7Ler ndyia, Oko6er 10. 1881.
NJ Office is hereby gwen to the stockholders of this
Institution that election for eleven Dir ct.rs,
to serve the ensuing year, will be held this Office,
bctwec en- the hours of 10 4. 81. and z. 81 Monday,
the 9Th day Of November next
oct l8--te r. VEITCH Sec'rys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

E,. Trade 10 Hayt. 1t is stated, on the
minority Of official documents received at Wash
ing,On from Hayt, that some OF the ports OF that
I,and have been opened to foreign trade in build
iOs mlteriais, Sc. which are to be admitted for
loore year at least, without duties. The fol-
osin, i, an extract,
From the date Of the PRONUNCIATION Of this
Ac, the ports Of Aguin, Hans d'Hainaut. Mi
a.Oane. aud POrt.du-Paix, shall be opened to
Foreign Trade
The above ports shall remain open, without;
Interruption, until The Slst day of December.
.'j, inclusive, and longer if the Legislature see
From the date of the PRONUNCIATION of this
Act, 10 The end of the year 1852. all wood tor
ad'ng' timber, planks, boards, tiles. bricks and
has arriving from abroad at the port, of Acquin.
Ees' hlnse d'lialnaut and Jeremie, shall en- ter
i'ye IRON all duties"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
For Nire or sale .

a WOMAN. about ~ or 5years Of sge, CON iete
n ladies' msid, good COOK, washer, &c. None
may appy VIII. would take hrr "u' OF %" o's'rfet or
its vicinity. ,pply 10 The Editor
oct 12-2awn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

New Goods.
JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.
ny the several last pack ts have received the COM
I'D mencement Of their
AUTUMN e. WINTER SUPPLIES,
embracing very many styles Of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Additions to their present stock will, usual, b
made by he New York packets Of each week through.
out the seasons
oct 5-eolQ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

ONoFS on HE CONTINENT OF EUROPE.
As the state OF the Crops in Eugsnd and on
'e Continent are highly interesting % the grow.
y and dealers in Grain IL 'a,s coontry, we have
~ec'ed the following article from the London
W" rrce Current of the 7th Sept. as contain.
: "oFe information IN condensed form than
ny We have seen.
h"as devoted latterly 50 much space to the
"'' Agricultural Reports. We now offer our
''H' 7's week. a sacclnct account of the state
E result OF the harvests aoroad-commenc
=, 81 WIN France, we fiGd that the Grain is
""'Nl secured IN most PARTS, with the ex-
,.,''n u the Northern departments: the antici-
~, = 10 an abundant produce have no, been
~ anu are below an average growth. and
'''' "om wet. The Wheat has been mate
4, r.,'',o'a'"d IN quality, in which, in some
n,.i r. marley and Indian Corn have partici.
!, ,,s ''"ardS the South not only the quality
9-S y on the quantity has fallen full one
I'm ,L,' '',' o' an average; best descriptions of
-, .''e''re are being held at mos, of the prin.
I'D, -. ""'"u'eu terms. priUe Samples
a, .''"9 scarce. aud Of old. he stocks are
,,s,, unlisted As to Italy ard the Mediter-
..,' w. " We hear IRON Naples. Le.aurn. Anco,a.
laI,.,T ,ae and Trieste, that che produce is
a,r,,, 'u 70 De nearly one. third below the usual
,nj Una u'a' there are various grade, of quail
vrn, ,YI' small portion of hac auc,arinns are
n,J - 91'Sa, aad which are ,ik,it 10 b. main.
rrou. "a >'clly, owing to the entire failure in
,,s ,r = the Ports have been throws onsr Tor
C g. "'p"5tatiou. From The black Sea anJ
DO I.' .1 @s appearances Of the Crops are stat
re,n ,ru 20 very satisfactory coneluslons. Al
rcs ' VT oes' qualities of old Wheat are very
xsi IA a1 a,I at Odessa the supplies are not ex-
Var, attain attain the amount ;hesy have in ordina.
ra :'S owing to the polit a state of the most
Nn AZ. , ,a, IN the interior. In Spain the
lpo.' e."'eraby good, but not 50 abundant as
lev b,x" ees IN Spring indicated. In Por,u-
and Ga ~. - experienced much Indictment wea-
>ae psc me !. Crops are propOr,ionately damaged
the INDo@N. Lisbon is in consequence opened
tsoa Import !, OF 5000 qrs. of Wheat and ner.
b Oc"bsS expected will be further extended
a:dsSurna the crops in the neighborhood
the saale, Marks, AShalt, and