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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

ksasseky.--rhs LSxiagtss, ~. Observer
Il he l3sh Inst. eosssiss IL grssifyisg ossss-
neat that thas city Ass sgah 6sco9s sotrsly
healthy. There wse &C thss tias 10 appear
NO., 10 my part a he city. Of he dreadful
seessgs, with which u hsA bsss visissd.
Laaessfsv, ~. ysas Ga, 1889.
The ChoSera nads ID apPsarancs IN our
town On Wednesday, The lSsA Of June, end
proved fatal 20 60 q il eisiseus.
A htisr fren Mount Sterling. gives ~ O..
eount09 The -sGeeb Of thsnoisesse a that
p,scs. Aithssgh bus Ssw1 Iths hsd occur
rcd, tAs panic VS. very great "Ous Of q
popaisssos Of shout coo, there 10 oaly remsi.-
ING sbesf IT'S"
In Beth eossty. ths disssss prevails to IN
alarming sxtsut-nsny Of The most valuable
citixeas have eied.
Niss Ovissns.-From the Price Current Of
The eth inst. we learn that New Orleans was
al that date comparatively free from cholera.
Every thing bad become tranquil on thai score,
snd The editor expresses his opinion that no
one need spprchend danger from visiting the
- the aisease 10 now
known TO have spread over sil The valley Of
the Mississippi" Tho weather, 10 b added,
Is dry and sisgvlssiy cool.
Isdias.-Ths last sccounts from Indiana,
rePressst ths cholera - spreading through
tho interior Of that state. A letter dated
JeHersooville, Ind, July IL, mentions that
that place u thus far free frosn the disease,
but adds that 10 Salem u has been very fatal.
There had been 20 deaths in that village with
in day or two Of the 6rst appearance Of the
disease there.
PisfsSvry. Ps.-There were 8 deaths by
Cholers IN Psti,burg. during the week ending
on the 18th inst. From the 18th 70 the morn
inS Of the 18th, there had been one death
At the last date, the patients had al been dis
charged from the hospital, and no new appIi-
cants for three days previous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

a Nsssi Case.--cHssa ana Vase, he sia-
1ess twbas, have besn tFted n Trunbali
coaaiy, Ohio, fog 81 asaaait I'D basssFy cen.
mittsd 81 90 0i1 end respectable eitizen.-
The asfsoeaata piae1sd g1ilty, sd wsse sasA
Seed hss dollars ao4 costs. The eass 3 ssa-
Ted n he Wares News Latter. % guly A.
y strange Aat Shere ths oasadsag party b
zoe, ~ 90 ln4issoiuble sn4 nafural bond, tbat
hey shoue Be- severed h judgmsnt Il V a
sew pTecedsnt - f0lsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

VIE saeaeriesEs ~ fhe Jeasrsoa JocksY
- Club, efe Fegueassa - meet ~ Beck
hsm , hetsl = ChariestoNn, on SsfurSsy ~
NsA sHsf., Is o'cloek, p. 81 for ths purposs
q oFseass'Ag Ne ciss and traAssstirs o.hsr
Juiy Is, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Buried .7iire.-A woman, sometime during
this week, who was supposed TO be dead, was
prepared for the grave and put in her coin,
which was fastened down, but happily reviv-
ed before she was inferred, and Is now, wo
arc informed, convalescent. and likely TO re-
cover. we mention this fact more as eau
ton than for any other reason.
ST EDuis Tinrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
F-om he Ne. Bedfsrd Astrery.

Major Jack Downing says. that after the Prcsi-
dent resolved the degree Of Doctor Of Lava st Har-
ward University, some OF them 'slick looking fcl-
iers" oaered To give him Major Jack a degree;
while the Presidcnt was drinking mug Of cider
with MIR. Quincy, thsy took him into little room
and wrote some lafisg upon sheet Of pastcboard,
iust like the Generals and they set down and sign
ed their names TO Il; they told him il was degree
of A. 8. 8. which s,ood for Amazing Smart Skoler.
The Major says that the kolidge fellers when they
gave the Ceneral his pasteboard. jabbercd away
like al mater, In q gibberish worse than Black
Hawks, but the old General never let on, and
nodded his head n IL he understood every word
Of It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

TaE Asaaal meeting of The ghspheF5s-
so~n fempese0ee socisty, Wili Be hid ia The
.seseysssaa CbuFshs On ths "a Thuesday a
August, e e'elock, -.
laly le. Ie11. JOIN oUIQLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
NU11CR.

6rTAs Rev. 3. TUsros viIi pressA IN As
Eres cA~r'A, - Iisspsrs-Fsssy, O. suso.y nsss-
ing arst, All s'elosk.
July IS, tts1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Lkesyis~-Ths saitors q ths New York
Comfosscial Advsytiass have received lsuers
fsom The kss. Me-. Cex, TIE Methodist Mis-
slonssy ~ Iberia. dated nay ieih uod lsih,
bsiag nssrly moath later lkan prsyious sd-
wees. Nc. T.. hes bsea severely siek Of The
fever, hut was rseoysrisg. Ths health Of he
ooiosy was impfosing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

threats. hssssh &c Jseksss. ssd Bin Jsha-
go 6eed - his gua. Cessis EPAssiss.
whs aisr - easy Suffered. hsld % . his.
and did,st Gre. fes As essla'st sss ssy b.
dy bss uncle JOKES % Bis Cd grey Sssss.
Aleeg Gene usels yeshus u sIsa trss,
asd Ws lssksd ssd leekedv bst esuldssl
see cay BODY eeoiag behisd hin.
Then they al beeua 10 hook st zoe aae-
ther - wild 90 hawke. sad terra IN aassss
Of eolera Whss uaels Joshua got up %
Ne esssd zee hin pretty plain. be licked
% ersss - thuader cloud. He rid up %
Sssgsat Jesl. and ssys ~. yea nay I'll g
hs0e abcst yeus business. ssd put Away
yous ksiek-sseks, Zoe jack ed The Presi.
deaf are half wsy to Wsshiagtss By this
time.
Ny starr, what time shsrs vss thea.
! never seed % many felks beiisg-svss
mad before. Bill Johasoa thsow'd ~ qua
ever iate The field a. mech a. tee rods. cod
hoppsd up and down. asd struck bic 6sis
together like al possessed. SssKeat Joel
marched back snd forth aeross the read
two o. three tines. growing reddes and
redder. till at last hs drew eat his sword
and fetched Q blew scfoss Q henloek
stump. cad snapped il OF hks pipe steu-
Aunt Kezish feil down 10 csasipsion 81:
asd Il was as hour before We could bring
her 70. and git her into the heuss. And
when she come % 60 round the house. and
see the victuals che bad cooked up. and 20
into the bed room and sec her COVE I'll
cut up. shs went into eeasiptiea fifs again
asd had EN- half the night Bot shs's bet
ter to-day. asd has gone 70 york 70 try TO
patch sp her gown again.
Thought ] would just LEI you know n
boot these things. and IL you are mind to
send word on 20 cousin Jack and the Pre-.
sident. I'm willing. You may tell 'en
there a;nt Eve folks in DowningviIle that
would hoorah for Jackson now. and don't
believe there's ono that would vote for
him unless ris uncle Joshua, and be
wouldn't IL hs wasn't afraid Of losing the
post Office.
Bot tbsre-uncle Joshua has called 20
me. asd says he wont keep the mail open
another minute fer my letter. 90 must
prescribe myself your respected friend.
NABBY DOWNING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Coasiins INaas---It h stated IN = PhflaAal
phia paper, thai ~. Molisrs q Go. 81 hat cB-
y, have islst received two csrgoes Of aas Fes.
gaiheFet from AXE IN New Esgisnd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

n &sysaw.--IAs Nsv-yssk Newcastle
Advertiser q ths HI tssl states thas he q
mount Of Rsvssss sscsivsd h hat ely. for
tAs fret quarter sf ths current ysar, wss -
bss& -, so. 900. asA hat sises ths pesssss
lao west into ePssstisa, he noethiy amount
hsss be- ben sbout GO nil11sa % dellsss--
% that u ths inPsrsstioos which have taksn
place sines The 9TH q March shsll prove .
fair average, the receipts n New York foe .
year from that ti0s, win b twelve nilitoos
OF dollars.
Fren thsss premises, u vooDd sppssr tAst
lowering duties doss sot psessssrily decrsass
~ ssvsaus. We have no exact dsas By which
Nc cen sscestais the feet, but presa0s thsrs
cen b little doubt that. when u b eoosidered
thst tee end coBes Row eeos IN, duty frse,
- well ~ maay othss srtieDss, the iDcrcass Of
inportatioa has been considerable N some
species Of merchsndise. Otherwise the duties
could not amount 70 Q nillioa Of dollars per
month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

~ letters Fseeiss3 n chaElssaoa, 3. O.
IRON Bishep EseLAHD, dated fFon Rose, m
iofmetion has ben received thal thai sminent
Prelaie nsy b expected bose n sspasnbsg
90 octohef aaEL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

OssVags~-A negro man named NslsoA Wei
tsts, slave, ives on Monday morning brOt
before Esquire BOsley, charges ~iih vio-
lating white orphan girl, between twelve
ana thEteea years o. sge. The girl imne-
di.teiy densised him sGoOg = number Of
eolored persons present. Hs was eonitsed
70 prison to await bis trial At The next term
% the City Court. Hs conduct towards the
girl, 4 3 said, was brutal N Ms eztrems.
Bed. Hisifsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

A letter from Vera cruz, uaasr aass e Issh
Jane. states ihss TIE ysIiop fever kaA esrris8
81 oas-ssGhsh q the pOpuiatioa q thas place
wishin forty days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

4aetAsy WsvSiag.---A little girl between 5
and years Of age, daaghtsr q w. n. Doane,
OF Amheryi eOuesy, Virgiuis, wus burnt 20
deash - Der clothes laking IRE on Ne 6fh
insfans. She had goos beaF Gre nlads for
wAah hettis, sone distance from tie house,
lor NE purpose q dryiag hsg apron, aad hoId-
ne 80 soon vas cbveioPed 10 . sheet q
Sane, with 20 oos ~ band, on ths isaaaaa. %
ssord Der asaistanes. Tia little snasrsr bore
ses agooies VIA great fogtitnAa, for several
eoufss uotil dad esms 70 hsg Felisf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

lsfHGa&.-An infaus shied q Asr. william
=. Tlssetglske, o. Fiuvaslnas Ne regFrt 70 $3.50,
dosr a lagdanorn sdsainistersd ~ 4 y seryans
aarss. 1bs EiTt, Il is sapposed, va ezsapeFuasd
aEainst Nc. Tisabertske, n soaerqnrnee ~ co..
Feclioa ~ ks<l Fcesivcd frum Ma siaT a. two
kcforc, sd tosA tfie faeaas a rrSoaxing hrrurif
A eOust fog shs tFisi ~ shis sosnaa Tsih ~. vs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

toei Cl0ugA, We lsarn from = Esnfisnan,
Hno visited him 81 sun4ay lssi, h besiiy en-
gagea h writing long eonfsssioa IL IL
decd. iie h pale ard weak, bus does net
appear to - much br0ksn aown IN spiria
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

a hSvte q fellow, nsuaed LAvreaee a.ssry.
49, rcseasiy sErrst-a ~ Load0n, sor wr-ashi,ss
oct ~ tee,h a s7airrsi, vith psir e seia,ars
Tie nd ~ bed been pFDsoked % ths eel, the
nquiFTel haying bitisn BE fnEgF, asa e. ~ ani-
nal aea he owe BE siieKcd shat tAs souFt ha4 ~
ancd hsm % ahiitaga, sd ssnacasrd kisn 70 IA
nannfhs trsrsfeonr,~us
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

s9hssys on eztvsmel--A woman was lately
detected In New York, who has for some
time been In the business Of stealing bibles
and prayer books from church In Barclay
street, and pledging them a. liquor store,
Ter Vum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

1sties q A~y, Qxsea If Sessfs>-Cerrs,n M.
tsrsseing relies cf this sevcr-to-be- forro,,,,
Queen a Sesrovs - we'll ss Of Beauty. ar,
yet aDeeese -, and u The possession OF DIR.
soosgss d Der ews gsstjs sen. The eelebr,.
tcd csskst, said % have coataiosd The fatal
letter. produced 70 excuse her condemnation.
grace the esbisst Of the Hon. Miss Gpim,on'
The pearl peekiace, which used 20 storn her
beautiful neck ia the bright days of her
charms end her powsy, b the sometimes or
namsnt Of hss no lsss lovely couotrywoman.
Mis- Mcdonald. And the haiiowed lite
eross which lay en- her bosom in the hour Of
execution. b regarded ss q sacred inheritance
10 the family Of the Duchess of Richmood.
And, perhaps, what Is tie most afec ting relic
OF them ell, the last garment which folded
around her in the last act Of that horrible
scene, and stained with her blood, ID 10 sho
Possession Of the House Of Throcknortop.-
Some touching verses shsw how ofleu Il has
been embalmed With tear from the gentle
eyes Of Lady Throekmorton, the beautiful
friend Of the sweet bard Of "The Task"
IEngiisA paper.
Tribute 10 Genius. The citizens Of AIbsnv
sre about to place in the rotunda Of their
new city hall, . tablet, six feet square, in.
scribed to the memory Of the great Scottish
poet and novelist, wALrEa Scorr. II N In
sifo rsiiero, and on the left side represents
Genius, holding in the right hand the vital
torch, and pointing with the left TO the Me-
dallson Of Scott, and directing History and
Biography, the figures Of which are undsr-
meath, TO record the fame Of the Great Poet
and Author. On the right Of the statue OF
Genius Is the national plant, (she Thistie,)
and IN the bach ground, the emblem Of Per.
petuity, the Pyramid. II has other sppropri-
ate devices, and under the whole is small
marble table, with the inscription, "Thc Citi-
zens Of Albany, 10 the Memory Of Walter
Scott-iS33-" Bali. finer.
Css(sf Maehins,-Mr o. Hussey, of this eli
~. has Invented machine for cutting wheat.
or any other small grain, by horse power. It
will, when propelled by two horses, cut a.
fast as eight persons can bind, and does the
work well. A fair trial has been made Of IL.
IN the presence OF several members Of tho
Agricultural Society Of Hamilton county, and
met sheir APPRECIATION. We have seen tho
machine, though not in Operations; our opin-
ion Is, that il may be applied to cutting grass
also. lCineinnati Com. .fdr.
q Boy Found ~ Sea.-we learn from Capt
Evans, arrived this morning from Bermuda.
that brig arrived At that place on the 2Sth
OF June, which had fallen in with the British
brig Douglas, 10 days from Bermuda for
Alexandria, which had been capsized day or
tw o previous in gaze OF wind took from'hcr
boy about nine years old, who was in tho
cabin when she capsized. Tho boy could
give no account Of the captain or crew. The
long boat was gone. A schooner was in CON-
pany the night before she capsized.
~: Y. Com .idt.
Buried .7iire.-A woman, sometime during
this week, who Mas supposed 20 be dead MA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

The Governor Of South Carolina has issued
his Proclamation, Offering = reward Of $500
TOT The aPprehension Of WnLIAn FRAAPron,
Of Beaufort district, in that State, in cOnse-
qnence Of bill being found against him by
The Grand Jury Of that District, for the mur.
der Of his slave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

The Boston Atlas states that EDwM FoA.
HEsr, the American Tragedian, having amass.
ed fortune Of one hundred thousand dollars
u on the eve Of marriage with the daughter
Of rich planter Of the south.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

WaTHiag 70 Pvssts.-Hr. Francis JOAasoa
Lost fine child on Mondsy, (Jsly I5,) aged
ID moths, N The following way His wife,
on the evening before, gave few drOps Of
laudanum 70 the child In the morning she
left the child IN cars Of young woman asA
a boy Of nine years of age tbs young womsn
fed the child, and gave Il 10 the boy TO hold,
while she attended 10 her work. she came
IN and found the child asleep 10 The arms Of
the boy, took the child, and put Il IN The era
de. The fatheF and mother soon returned
bous, was tod the child vas veil and asleep /;
some tine after, the mother beard The child
make 4 strange noise, went 10 the cradle, add
found u vas 40. DE-. Moore vas sent Zoe,
Who cane, and Il vas soon discovered thai
The child wac under the effects q latdanum
On isserrogating The BOY, be SAD he hsd given
two teaspoons fall q Iaudanum. Ths chfld
died n about twenty-five hours sftsg u was
gwen. tPAns3slpkts q. g. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Biaek HaDk.--This &sfinsRskaj Percentage
with his companions, arrived in town on the I'd
inst They are objects Of extreme curiosity, ant
here a. elsewhere, have been visited. and gaze.
II BY many. Dssross Free Press, J.sly 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

The corner stone Of the Giysrd College Jey
OTPhsns, was laid ai Philadelphia on the 9Th
inst. with appropriate ceremonies. An I'D.
dress was delivered on The occasion BY Mich
olas BiddIe, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Court Martial The following named gentle
rncn Of the army, and members Of the oourt-mar-
tiai, arrived here On Monday evening, on their
way to Mackinac, TO attend the trial Of Major
Whistler.
Pierce, Mason, and Heilman, and Capt. whiting
General Brady 90 President, and L. Backus rs
Judge Advocate, accompanied them from this
place. They ieft this morning, In the steamboat
Enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

A present oftweIve wood axes, neatly packed in
a Handsome hickery boz, was made TO Gen Jack
son, on the occasion Of his visit 20 the manuarto-
y At which they were made, In New Haven, Cou-
nectieut, during his recent tour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Madrid papers to the 3ist May have been
received by the editors Of the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce. They contain intelligence
Of the death OF our estimabie apd talented
townsmau, Charles s. Walsh, while on his
way 10 Valencia, for the besiefit of his health.
Sir Stratford Canning left Madrid on May
sd. taking direction towards France. Ills
mission IN regard 70 the affairs Of Portugal,
was doubtless unsucccssful.-f Bolt .7s.sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Governor Cas.-The Montreal Gazette, O
the llth inst. states that Gov. Cass, the So
cretary Of War OF the United States, arrives
In that city on the preceding Tuesday, tool
up his residence ~ Rascos Hotel, and pro
eesdcd 10 the evening, BY the steamer Johl
Molson, 10 Qvsbse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

TzoNAs p. Moons, late u. States Minister to
Colombia, Is candidate for Congress, in the dis
tr'et formerly represented by him, and recently by
Geo. Adair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

Il Is sid that Talleyrand fears the accession Of
Joseph bonaparte 20 The throne Of France in les,
s ssan 's NC months The people would be bene.
ntted by the change. II Joseph Boaaparte IL no
rePubliean II Heart, be ought TO be.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-16
NETWORK MARKEr-ApnrL 10.


Flom-The week has been unusually uninte-
resting. and some descriptions Of Southern may
be nated about ls4 cts. per barrel lower. TIE
market for Western Flour remains without ami
nation, the same as last quoted S64 to 6s. The
time for receiving new being so near at hand,
holders are rather more disposed to effect sales,
and for large parcels would probably accept {
less than our quotations for common brands -
The coarser kinds of Western are dull. so bbls
of Western inspected Middings yesterday sold
at S4i, We hear of small sales Of Richmond
County at $3.50. Philadelphia is generally held
at SIS, but is unsaeablc at that rate. Alexan-
dria Mountain and Georgetown are firmly held,
the former 5, 1.-THE latter at l2. In Rye Flour
and Corn Meal We hear OF no alteration. There
is parcel Of New Orleans Flour in market, but
az vet there have been sales.
Grain.-A small parcel Of good Virginia
Wheat sold yesterday at Si,16. We do not
hear of any sales Of Long Island or North River
Wheat Northern Rye is in fair request, but
without change in prices. No Southern in mar.
ket. No change in the prices of Oats Barley
has advanc ed about 2 cents per bushel. South
ern Corn has improved fully cts per bushel-
sales at Is to 6S cts. Northern Yellow has also
advancet-sales at 70 to IS cts. Sales of Jer
sew White have been made al 70 to 70 cts.-Cou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-16
,;,.r;, Herald, Of February Al, has 'h'
MINER TO Mr.. RUSH.
Xonr lpENN.l Anril

M, cirzens, without regard TO
ou" "'n;n. mat the Hon RICHARD RUSH was
2aI!' ,, rsmoS. lrom This place, to philadel Phia'
'ooa, Ssr Of the ctiLens ui York and Its ''e'n',y'
NUM- ,O. (,s,uf,iag their respect aud friendly
d''nVa' Il for him. invited him to partake OF
Snos, A, Mr. Kooa, lnn.
aiI m' er.a 'ylng accepted the invitation, a
-. 5"aer patty assembled at the Hotel OF John
.lrer me cloth was removed, the Toll
o,ag among other 'oa'ls, were drunk win
NV I,,crEms, Commerce, and manufactures
The oroper pursuits Of 4 countIy possessing a
t,,a, ,n,t-thou,and, of mile, ot sea coast anu
r,,.,ble rivers, and an Industrious population.
Oar distinguished guest and fellow townslnan.
n ,,kin, leave Of Us, he carries with him our
r,rne,, wishes Tor hi, healrh and happiness.
When the last toast was announced, the COM
any spontaneously arose aud ,lrdok It standing.
Nr Rrsu, ahen the company we're seated, sd-
dressed them IN a very happy and neat manner,
concluding With the following toast:
The Town and country OF York. May both
continue TO prosper under the influence OF the
slerlms virtues vi their inhabitants. which here.
tsfore have caused The PROSPERITY OF both.
A number Of patriotic songs were sung IN
handsome style by gentlemen present; and the
company dispersed about ten O'Clock, highly
yau6ed with their evenings entertainment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-ArR1L IS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-ApRIL IS.
Flour and IMenL-We have to note decline
in the price Of Superfne Flour since last report;
the sales for export have been upwards OF 5000
barrels at S5,25 5,l24; on Saturday last lot
of 400 barrels was sold at 5,25; the remainder
has been sold this week. viz: 200 barrels at $50;
1900 barrels at 5,183 and 1900 barrels at 5,l2a.
There has been .alr demand from retailers, and
sales made at 5.25 for select lots. Some hold
ers are unwilling to submit to the decline. and
continue to ask 5,1si, but from information re.
ceiyed we believe it cari he bought at 5, 81. and
quote accordingly. Upwards OF 600 barrels
Rye Flour sold at 50, and but little iii market.
Sales of ia hhds Corn Neal at 1898. In our
report last week. we committed an error in re-
purting sales of Corn Meal in barrels at 81. it
should have heen written $50; we know Of no
sales having been made higher than the latter
price.
Grain,-One or two cargoes Of Pennsylvania
Wheat of excellent quality sold on the schuyl-
kill at III cents, and one lot from store. to
ia cents The receipts OF Corn
have been quite equal to the demand; Southern
White has been sold at &c 67 cents, aud Vel.
low at 6S cents, several cargoes Pennsylvania
sold at 70 a 20 cents, last sales at II 20 cents
sales OF Rye at II cents; Southern Oats at 40
cents, and Pennsylvania from wagons at IS cents
Commercial Herald.