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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-14


| DEATH OF JAMES MoNRoE.-On the
reception ofthis melancholy intelligence
at Providence, (says the Manufacturers
Journal the Town Co uncil with prompt
ness, which does them much credit, as
scmblcd at their council chamber, and a.
dopted the following appropriate and
highly honorable resolution, in commem-
Grafton of the public services of the de-
parted patriot of the revolution.
| Whereas this Board have received in
tclligence of the death of JAMES
/ MONROE, n patriot of the revolution,
and brave and intrepid defender of the
liberties of his country, the record of
whose deeds during her great struggle
for independence, form bri ght page in
that country's history, who since that Pc
riod, has worthily discharged the duties
of various responsible and important pub
lie offices, and was eventually raised, by
the gratitude and confidence of the A
merican people, to the highest station in
their gift, which he filled with much hon
or to himself and usefulness to his fellow
citizens.
Therefore, resolved, That the sections
of all the Churches in this town be direc-
ted to toll their several bells, this day,
from T. NJ. until p. NJ. and that Col
Blanding of the Independent Artillery,
be requested to cause minute guns to be
fired during said time, and that it be re-
commended to suspend the flags at the
different flag slaves in town and on the
shipping in the harbor, half mast, from
l2 o'clock at noon, until I Il. NJ. in to-
ken of regret for the death, and respect
for the memory, of the great and good
man whose loss his country has 50 much
cause to mourn.
In pursuance with the foregoing reso-
luton, flags were displayed at half mast,
by the shipping in the harbor, and on the
different flag slaves, and the bells of the
several churches tolled from 6 to o.
clock, p. Nj. accompanied with the dis
charge of minute guns.
The interior of the Arcade was clad in
mourning, by the occupants of the build
ing.
TER ME Mt
OF THE REMAINS OF Mr.. MONROE, At NEW
YORK.
From the n. Y. Ams,ican.
The funeral obsequies Of the Ex-.
President JAMES MONROE were
magnificent and impressive; not so much
from any military array-though that was
imposng-or costly escutcheons, as from
the participation in them Of whole peo-
pie Not less than seventy thousand per-
sons witnessed the solemn spectacle'-I
The line Of march which extended near
ly two miles, wa, marked out by two
dense rows otpeople, who, without guards
or orders from any quarter, maintained
their positions, and never once encroach-
ed upon the procession! The stoops, win
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-14
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j MES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OfftcE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, few doors south of the Brick
Market. tCE' Entrance first door down the wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-14

A great variety Of the newest and most fashion
~ able pieces, songs, &c. including selections
from the admired opera Of Cinderella FOR sale by
w. CALLAHAN. Jld
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
RIsOOkFIELD. FOR SALE.

an Tuesday, the 18th day of next month,
W (Dcccmbcr) If fair, if rot, tho next iuu
day thereafter. sill be sold, mt public auction
on the premises the Tract cf Land on whc!
now reside, called B,ookiicld, lying on the
Brock Turnpnkc Road, five miles above the
CITY of Richmond, containing by late surrey
1913 ucreF. There are about 100 acres Of frs!
low ground; tie same quantity of second
low grounds, and the greater part of thc
high land of veoy good quality, and in hig !!
tate Of cul ivltiou, There are seeded on the
IA d, from 10 t, $50 bushels Of wheat.
The buIid ,gs consist of com;uodious two
story dw"iiinS house, snd ali the necessary out
house much better than are usually found on
firms in this part of the country. There is a
very large and nearly new barr, with one the
rest thrcshing machines | ever saw, which
cost $3.50. There is good spring near the
honse; aud well of excellent water i'll the yard.
This is a most desirable country residences.
and Is sufficiently near the City OF Richmond,
Ion gentleman residing on l., TO attend To bu-
Siness in that place; as 1t is not more than ono
hours ri'te.-Any gentleman Wishing to v;cw
the Plantation, before The day of sale, VII be
shewn 1t by my john, or myself, holh of
when reside on the premises. The te'ips will
be made known the day of sale; aud VIII be
accommodating.
A the same time and place will be sold, ut pub
lie auction. all my stock IF horses, mul $, cat lr,
(ampng them four yoke OF good "Xen,) hogs and
sheep, plantation utensils, crop of corn, f'dler r.
aud h.y, aud some articles of housrho and
kitchen furniture. For all sums under ton dol
lars cash vii! be r,quired For ali sums Of
and above ten dollars, credit of six months
VIII be given; tae purchaser giviug bond With
approved security, or notes, negotiable cDd pay
able at one of the BcDks in Richmond, with APP
proved endorsets. BEN. SHEPPARD.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Worth -EBEesasaeisse Essssge


FE7HE Subscriber offers, at private sale, alsc
x North Blenheim Estate. (the former resi-
dence of tie late Col. James Monfoc.) In the
County OF AIbemarle.-Ths Estate, Contains
nine hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
vey. and will be divided, IF deslred) into two
DIVISIONS, 10 suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of wood land. attached
10 each DIVISION, and with improvements or each.
The improvements on the Estate. are ext eEsive
and valuable, and the land we'll ada pied to the
culture al wheat, tobacco, and corn, and mig bit
be improved to almost any extent by he clover
and plaster system, to which, 1t Is admirably
adapted-the soil is f r;cb red loaIn such az
distinguishes cur best mountain lands, aud lies
well for cultivation, and its local advantages OF
climate, wafer, society, navigation &c. render
1t inferior to no Estate, in the immediate neigh
bourhood Of Charlottesville, aud the University.
Should the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately and OF which,
due notice Will be given, it will be offergd, on
The premises, at public sale. to the highest bid
der, on the l5th day OF December next, or .
credit Of one. tv o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed 10 trust on the land will b.
required, 10 secure the payments; and Should
the above sale Of the land, be effected, the CROPS
OF corn. fodder, Sc, with the stock of all kinds
together with The plantation utensils, VIII be
sold, OH credit or Twelve months on all sum,
OF ten dUilars and upwards, and under that
amount, cash I'm the eI eut of selling this E..
/ tate, tho sole of he other Estate, VIII not In e
| place, as in the sale OF he one, the subscribe
can make such arrangements, as WI discharge
the amount required on he other, where be VIII
remove to reside, before the first day q
JanuoTy next, when possessiop VIII 10 given
Persons disposed TO purchase either The " hole
or half the Estate, VIII rect thor letters I;
the subscriber, residing on The pFemiscs, or ear
visit him Ill person
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
North BLENHEIM, Sept. 29, 1881
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Tatuabie Real Estte for .S.dc.

P0tuoOte Redt EStdhe for Safe.
70 NHE subscriber offers, at private sale, bus
IL warren Estate, Containing five hundred
aud cighty-hve acres OF the very best James
River land, and interior to no estate OF its size
on the river, far as his observations HIS ex-
tended. About one third OF the estate Is IL
woods, and the balance open land, The in
provements consist of cOmforta bic dwelling
mouse, kitchen, smoke house. &c. b sides very
spacious groncry, several large double tobacco
barns, CRIBS, Negro quarters, 20. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before tie 4th day of January Rext, (Wad;.ns-
day., it will on that day be offered pubic sale
to the highest bidder, GU 4 credit of one two.
and three years and as soon as tire land is Dts
posed Of, the stock OF all kinds, rlama lou
utensils, &c. will be sold, together with the
crops of corn, fodder, oats, &c ON credit e..
twelve months for all sums If ten dollars and
upwards. under that amount cash Person,
wishing TO purchase, will be shewn the land b.
my manager Mr.. Lewellyn, residing on the es-
tale, or they Cal apply 10 he subscriber for any
information which may be dasired concerning
the premises. The purchaser will be required
To give satisfactory security, with deed IN trust
on the land, TO secure the payment. It the
anne time and place, will be nlred Tor the ensu-
ing year. between twenty and thirty very ya!u-
able young ne groes. belonging to tue estate o.
Napoleon B. Maaruder The above sale aud
hiring will be continued from day to day TIL the
Whoie Is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
n. There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels Of wheat sceded tbs fall On
the estate.
a. The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing
and Char o;tesvle Advocate, will please pu6-
l,sh the above Iotice twice week III ,hcir pa
pers, till the day of sale, and forward thc,,
accounts en- that day To the subscriber f,r pay
ment T. 9. G.
oct 3-2awtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
AUCTION ..

Essss!Eg&gS Property for Sole:
p oboGic"ce 10 uecrse OF HeDrco County
IL Court, pronounced on the ninth day Of June
last, IN certain suit in said court between john
Brock" nbrough aud Warrr Dan, executors OF
John Gralair. dccl plaintiffs, and Curtis Carter
executor Of William Saunders, decd, and others
defendants; we. special Commissioners TOR
that purpose arn";n'ed, Will proceed on Friday,
the 10Th day of November instant, at l | o'clock,
IN the f'r"no"n, upon the premises, to sell at
public auction, Ia the b.ghes, bidder, upon II
credit OF SIX and twelve months, the following
parcels or lots Of ground. in the city OF Rich
mond. and county II Uenr,co, belonging to the
es' ate of w liam Saunders, deed 10 vii: Two
ha'fucre Lots, rear the Federal Spring, purcha-
sed by said Saunders ui Robert Douthat; two
ceres of ground purchased Nv said Saunders OF.
John Graham. except sao poriiaa thereof
S"!d to - jones; ono small teDe nent III Du-
walls addition, lately occupied by JOHN g. Page;
ana two tenemrnts between FIRST aud second
streets III said city, III TIE rear Of Edward War
rcn's store, bought by said Saunders of David
ClnPton, sen. Bonds with approved security
will be required for ;bc purchase money; and
deeds Will be executed TO he purchasers when
the bonds are paid. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are referred 10 Curtis Garter, the ex'or of
Saunders, Ter tnCre particular description
the property, and aisu for information as 10 the
title.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
CON. ROBINSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
BIGSNER'S OFFICE.
E'Gs-sEgGDEsRS Ey's!
Fashionable Lace Goods.

A II r. Ii. JENKINS will be found of ba
IA newest sly les and at the 10 st prices. an
extensive assortment of
Paris and London lace capes, Byron collars
F'oreildS, pelerlncs. chemiSctts, lnan:l.tts
Ladies and uflnts caps
Lace cuffs and outings or footing
Laces of various widths
Also, cap laces and very wide and rich Gouncing
and tucking Iaccs
Bobblneit and thread edgngs and lustrings
Blonde edglngs and wide blom lie aces
Lace l-2 hhdkfs and crazy jane caps IS
Lkew sc 100 black and white lace veil
prices from 81, to very rich novlta
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Bombazettes and Circassians.

BOmbaZettes and CircasSians.
LACK and colored bombazctts at low pr-
I'D ces FIR servants
Low priced and fine color ed English me rino
cIrcasSIans
Fine black circassians and bombazetts
Also. 90 pieces white and red fannes
100 pieces low priced and fine bleached shirt
ings "a and yard wide
200 pieces light AID dark cal;coes-all prices
and Of the most fashionable style
With many goods from the New York auc-
tons opened and for sale at the most reduced
prices at r. II. JENKINS
nov IT Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
After this, who can doubt1 Aier. Gaz.

AZ a Meeting of the Managers of the Colonial
ton Society of Virginia, Richmond 18th Novem-
Der, 1881:
son motion, Resolved, That the next annual
meeting of this Society be held in the Capitol, on
Tuesday, the goth December next, at half past six
o'clock, p. NJ, and that the Recording Secretary
give due notice thereof.
On motion, Resolved, That committees of five
gentlemen for each Ward of the City, be appointed,
to obtain members and solicit donations to this
Society, and they requested to report at the
next meeting of this Board, viz.
For Monroe Ward -NIessrs. Nicholas Mills VIM
Bootright, Young Pankey, James p. Tyler, s. VIM.
Dabney.
For Madison Ward.-Mcssrs. VIM III. Fi,zwhyl-
SOM, VIM. Barrett, BENZ. Brand, VIM. Crane, and
VIM. Allison.
For Jefferson Ward.-Mcssrs. Fleming James,
II. c. McNemara, John McKeage, Saml. Reeve,
and Charles p. Adriancen
Extracted from the Minutes.
ID. l. BURR, Recording Secretary.
gs.s-zs-szz.zr--sz-----1.s-zzE-- zzE@e
RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1881
WHEAT-prime qualities-107 112 cents.
COUNTRY FLOUR-in good demand at $S4.75
CORN-Old, so to 55 cents
New as cents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trifling.
Common refused, $25 3
Other refused Al
Common passed, 81
Middling, ID 5
Good and fne--hardy any appearing at our
inspections-probablc value $5i or 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
ADMIN SI!iATDK'S SALE.
Furniture, Tobacco Presses 6. Lixtuyes.

TWILL be sold om Monday, be oi., day Of
w the present moalh, (Nnvca.bcr,l if iir
otherwise the next far day thereafter, at the
late residence # Samuel GNrthrig.-t, il. deed.
on Rlchmcnd HI, all the Household and ii,tch-
Ell Furniture belonging to the estate Of the de-
cedPnt, consisting Of the usual variety, and OF
the best qualify; among which There is an e.-
crl.cnt Piano Forte. There VIII also tie sold,
about thirty gallons Of Madeira vine, oil excel
lent quOi"y, light cn:Fiagc and hnrness, neatly
new, IA gentle gear horse. first rate riding
horse, very promising Monsieur Tonson Colt,
two years Old next spring, and ore Of the best
nPtch cows about TIE city.
ro7 all Sims bcvc $50 credit Of Q months
vii be gwen, a." tic purchasers executing
bonis, with approved security. al sunis under
that, cash vii tee required.
A'tcr Ike above sale. there will be hired for
the r"nialnIeT OF! Tic year, good female cook
female house servant ard Il dining rcom male
servant. Sale ia commence 1T 10 o'clock A. III.
DABNHY GAETHRIGHT,
Admir-. with the nuucupst We will annexed
Of Sami. Cartwright, Jr. decd.
nov l2-ttS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

THE PoToMAc FRIoArE.-A letter has been re-
seivcd from on board the u s. frigatc Potomac,
Com. Downes. 1t is dated ut sea, Septem ber l6
lat. II, North. The Potomac experienced gale
three days after putting to sea- jus; after entering
the Gulf Stream. They had been becalmed some
days between attitudes 25 and 27 but hoped soon
to get into the trades, when they anticipated Il
good run to Rio As nothing is said of sickness,
it is presumed that all well.-Com Adu.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
AUCTION
AND GENERAL COMMISSION ItoUSB.
IN the City Of Washington, ID. c.
SAMUEL STETTINiUS

q now prepared to receive any and all kinds o
ia- Merchandise that may be offered on consign
ment, at his old established stand near tho Cenir,
Market, at the corner OF Pennsylvan;, Avenue
ana seventh Street, few doors West of Mr. Jcs
sc Browns Hotel.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Jabez Parker, Richmond
thas L. CaZenovc u Co. Boston:
w. 3 Lawrence 81 Stone,
a " n. Lawrence II Co.
Dana, Evans & Dana,
r.. Williams IL Co.
Joseph Nj. Brown,
Daniel Smith, Ncwburyport
Chas. J. Brockway,
George :. Rathbone, Providence
frusde!l Il Rhodes,
William Colgate Il Co, New York.
Burns, Halliburton Il Co.
Tucker, Dorr u Co.
A. b. Rumsey,
VIM. &. Attwatcr, "
Lewis N Whi,neys, Philadelphia
Levi Garrett * Sons,
Elton " Beck
Samuel Eltjur
Hugh X VIM. Crawford, Jr. Baltimore.
George X. Gather & Co.
Peter " George Sauerwcn,
Samuel ID. Walker
John ). Bridges,
WIN. Fowe 81 Co. Alexandria,
a. {. Cazanove & Co.
Cohagan 81 Whittle,
Samuel Messer Smith,
Davidson & Dodge, Georgetown.
George Lowry, "S
Sabret +. Scott,
&c. Weightman, Washington City.
VIM. Gunton, Esq. "
Doct Thomas Sewel,
Todd & Co.
Clarke 81 Ormc,
Saw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

SrAri.E ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
fine, l00lb. q a3
good, . at
Iair, IA )
refused, y a 81
manutactured-
LIST quail cavendish, lb35alU
small twist, no. I, lIal3
no. 2, $ 10
Flour, city mills, S59 as
county, ! 75ad 81
Wheat, red 81 Z, white I Il
Corn, bush % a67
Coal, best for shipping, Isaac
inferior, II a IS
Cotton, 8 asa
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Bcestrdr, best, 10 a 20
Butter, i2al7
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 SO
Bacon, IL
Cheese, 7aS
Candles, tallow, mould, lla12
sperm. 23a3U
CoBee, w. 1. green, l2al3a
RIO, l2!a13
Java, white, ia a l3i
ordinary qualities, ia
Chocolate, no. J., Ia a 10
CopPeras, ID. % a3
Fish, behring's, no. I, S54
shad, no. l., 5Aa52
mackerel, no. I, 5 IS
do. no. 2, 5
do. no. 3, 81
Fruit-.raisms, bunch, box, 2S
muscatel, , SO
Feathers, live geese, good, SO
Glass, window, Sxl0,50 feet,
2 ID l0xl2, do. 3
G,inpo,oder, Dupont's, ; SO
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a 100
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, I6als
sailed, I2a15
Indigo, Sp'hfiotant, lsl25aI75
Iron, Swedes, ton, 80 q IS
English, 50
American, so a IS
Lard, IL
Lime, 81 Is
Leather, soal, 7sa3O
upper l IS a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II a i3
Mahogany, ST. Dom. fl. lOal7
Bay, 3 a 10
MolasSes, gal. N. o. 90 a 81
w. India, generally, 27a29
Meal, bushel, 65
Nails, cut, Id. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l3 a 14i
spem.winterprsd.g al.Si
do. summer do. 75a8j
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster ofParis, ton, 5 IS
Pork, prime, Dbl. l2A
mess, IA SO
Rice, Carolina, 4a4I
Sugar, loafl3aI7, lun,p12a1:
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a s
st. Croix, do. . a IO4
muscovadoes, 6 %
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2
ground alum, I 20
Saltpetre, Id. 10a ia
Spirits
brandy, cognac,g al.I4ala
apple brandy, new, 3Sa4O
| peach do. Is a 80
rum, St. CroiX& Ant. 60a9t
do. New England, "a a 3!
gin, Holland, l05a1I2
do. Amrican, 38 a 40
Whiskey, 30 a 81
Steel, German, lb I2a14
English hlisrered, IA
Amer. do. 54a6
| Shot In z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

The ship Moscow, Rogers, arrived at this port
this evening, from st. Ubes Oct. 5. Tho Cap
tam states that 1t reported at st. Ubes, that
= Revolution had broken out at Oporto. An En-
glish "a and frigate were moorcd off the Public
Squares at Lisbon-[ Portland ADJ. 10M inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
asy@g saa"asgg -N gaaa s.
PORT or RICHHC.ND.

ENTERED,
Ship Olive 81 Eliza Parson, Portsmouth, hay
potatoes & mackerel, to master.
CLEARED,
Ship Arab, Ball, Liverpool, tobacco, by Gray g.
Pankey and others
ARRIVED,
Schr Exit, Smith, New York, sundries to Wads-
worth & Williams, Marx 81 Son, Otis, Dunlop
d Go, Grannss, Son 81 Bro theirs, A Taylor, Hub
bard 81 Gardner, J Thompson, III jenkins, Ray
mond x Brothers, j Early, Lucke & Sizer, j
Radcliffe, Garth, c Franklin, Rogers & Harri-
son, ID Weller G Smith, Perkins & Harris, w
Rowlett, sen, N Stratton, w Gait, d Undertake,
J A Myers, J Williams, NJ Myers, T A Rust, J II
port Allen & Co, Tompkins 81 Fisher, J McKdoe,
Baldwin, Ives & Co. ] Gordon, Hall g. Moore,
J Brown, jr, Ellis, Mrs. Souhgate, C M Mitchell,
Trplett & Colquhoun, Workman 81 McGruder, r
Crane, G L Sampson, S Sydnor, ii Watkins,
Warrock, Winson, TO order, and to master.
Schr George Wheaton, Somers, New York. bal
last
Schr William Rowlett, Ireland, New York. bal
last.
Schr Gen. Jackson, Gichrist, Cabin Point, lum
Schr Blooming Youth, Rappahannock, corn.
Schr Petervle, Eastern Shore, oats.
Schr Mary Ellen, Baltimore.
Schr. Amity, Townsend, from New York, hay
&omastcr.
Steamboat Transport, Harrison, Petersburg.
SAILED,
Schr Farmers Return, Norfolk, -four
Schr DASH Norfolk, flour.
Schr Waterman, Buchanan, Portland, flour and
tobacco.
Schr Mary Ann, Harrison, Petersburg, coal, cas-
tings and slate.
Sloop Betsey, Buck, hence at Philadelphia on
Monday.
Ship Achilles, Cox, from Virginia, at Deal
Sept. %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
For FOsss. Days OlsIy!!!

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The Animals will be FED tomorrow evening, tho
10th Nov, and every evening during the week.
precisely at eight o'clock, in presence
of the Company.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
Extract from a letter datcd.

VALPARAISO Ds CmLI, Aug. II, 1881.
Business on this coast is at present very dull,
but an sorted American cargo, believe, finds
u better market here now than cargo from any
other part of the world.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
INDIGESTION.
DOCTOR HUNTERS
AnfE-Dyspeptic OE' Sour Sfo.
mach EDsEsS.

81 n Il OF the mUst agreeable and effca cious
W medicines, ever discovered, for the permu-
ment cure OF those chronic states of derange-
ment OF the stomach and chyopoetcal viscera
constituting that miserable disease called Dys-
pepsla, such as
Loss OF appetite, usea or sickness of the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; heartburn or
what is called stomachi costiveness low
ness OF spirits, commonl y called hyppo, knaw-
ing pain of he stomach. fatuleuce or wind IN
the stomach and bowels, emacatlon or wasting
of the body, with great weakness, particularly
of the legs.
The p,oprictoTs have annexed the two fol.
lowing certificates, being recently received from
medical gentlemen. Copy ola letter from Doc
tor Thos. X. c. Ha-land, dated
New YoRx, Jan. %, 1881.
Gentlemcn:-I duly received your favour nf
the Goth inst, requesting my opinion of ID ,ctor
Hunters Anti pyspePtical Pills From what
knowledge have Of them believe them to be
valuable composition for the use hey are d.
signed c"rtany hive objection to their
being IN general use, and in the circle of nv
practice frequently recommend them,an ID believe
the people In general give them the preference
to any other Hills in use.
Respectfully yours, &c.
THOS. II. G. HARLAND.
Copy of letter from Doctor John. H. Harri.
son, dated
NEW foRK. FeD. Sd, 1881
Gcptlemen:
AS it respects Doctor Hunters Anti D rspep-
tic Pills, can inform you | have lately made
use of several boxes III my private practice and
find them OF superior efficacy in most cases OF
Dyspepsia. To the public generally they have
benefit annexed to them which is ofsome i'm
Portance especially to the poorer class, that is
hey are cheap medicine, and being prepared
by yoursefonly, they have. the best reason to
expect that they well prepared and finally
knowing, as do, the component parts Of the
Pills, can with confidence recommend them as
useful and sa fe public medicine
| am respectfully, Yours,
]. II. HARRISON.
Price, so cts. per box-FOr sale bv
WHITING BURWELL g. co.
ID rectly Opposite the Door of the Eagle
nov II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

Fine Old Rum.
A Puncheons fine old Antigua rum
do Jamaica d. for sale
at retail. by T. II. DREW, Agt
nov IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17
OftEae Loyal q oGsaEsanny.

A Meeting Of the successors o! the Loyal
IA Company, will be held at the capitol. IN
Richmond, on Tuesday, the 9th of Deccm-
Der next. 1t is important that those inter
es'ed should be pune uaI in their attendance.
as it is expected, that partial dividend will I've
made among the men beers, and business IF
much consc quence 10 :hc company transacted
The usual day of meeting tthc 81 Monday of
Decemberj has Leen anticipated, because it is
important that the Company should convene
as soon as possible alter the meeting of the
Legislature. 1t is advisa bic alsp. that those
claiming shares or parts OF shares in the compa-
ny, should bring with them, or send by their
proxies. the best proof they can produce of their
title by inheritance, devise or transfer from the
original shareholders.
THOMAS w. GILMER,
Agent for SUCCESSORS Of Loyal Company.
&C 3I-IaW6t