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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03


TENHE Subscriber offers at private sale ALSO
Il North Blenheim Estate. 1.-THE former resi-
dence of late Cox James Monroe) in The
County OF Albemarle,-This kstote, contains
line hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
vey. and will be DIVIDED, q desred) into two
DIVISIONS, TO sIft purchasers, with at least one
hundred aad fifty acres Of wood land, attached
o each dIvis on, and with improvements on each,
Tie improvements on the Estate, are cxtens. -
md valuable, and the land well ada pied r. nc
culture of wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
ne improved to almost any extent byi he clover
md plaster system, to which, it Is admirably
daPtcd-tho soil is cf ch red loan. such as
lI1t'bgulsbes our best mountain lands aid lies
well Tor cultivation, and its local advantages of
Innate, wafer, society. navigation, &c. render
inferior to no Estate, IN the immediate neigh
JourhOod OF Charlottesville, and the University
Should the above very valuable Estate, not he
previously disposed of, privately, and If which.
'ue notice viii be gwen, Il Will be offered or
he premises, al public sale. to- the highest bid
Ier, on the 5ih day Of December next, or
redit Of one, t. nd three years; satisfactory
'ccurity, ond deed in trust he land. will be
quired, TO secure the pa ySnents; and ST. ouId
h. above sale Of The land, bo effected, the crons
{ corn. fodder, Sc. with Tie sock Of oil kinds
ogcthcr with the plant alton utensils will be
old. credit OF twelve months on all curos
Il ten dollars and upwards, and under fnat
Z mount, cash LIN the eV enl Of selling this Es-
! ate, the sale Of he OTHER Estate. will not lake
lace, as in The sale Of the one, Sic subscriber
an make such arrangements, as will DISCHARGE
h. amount rcquiredou he other, where he wal
-pmove to esldc, on or BE- fore the first day of
Z ianuory neE', when possession vii be given,
4 Persons disposed 8" purchase either The whole.
7r halt the ES' gta WI rect thelr letters TO
fho subscribed, rrs.@.rVc0 ~. rrcrui~cs or cal
J. T. st i'm
r. WARD -. DpGg. YW
NoRTH BLENuEim, Sept. 90, 1881 -
&C k-2aw ts-
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hH,linnbLe Zeal EsLQie for Sale.

." fH,atuaGLe Real Estate for Sale.
7ESHE subscriber offers, at private sale, his
a Warren Estate, containing five hundred
md cighty-5ve acres Of the very bet James
River land, aud inferior TO no estate of its size
OF the river, as far us his observation has ex-
tended. About one third OF the estate is in
woods, and The balance open land The i'm
proveueDts consist of a comfortable dwelling
mouse, kitchen, smoke house, &c. b sides q verA.
spacious grangTy, several large doUb c tobacco.
barns, cribs, Negro quarters, &c. Should the
shove very valuable estate not be ee,d privately
before lhc4th day OF January pcxt, (Wedncs-
lay, it will on that day be- offered al pubic sole
o the highest bidder, on credit If one, two.
and three years. AID as soon ns the Land is dls-
'Uscd of, the sock of al kinds, plantation
Utensils, &c will be sold, together with the
crops Of corn, fodder, oats, &c on credit ~
welvc months for all sums tf ten dollars and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
Wishing To purchase, will be sbcwn the land b,
ny manager Mr.. Lcwellyn, residing on the es-
ate, or they can apply 10 The subscriber for any
information which may be desired concerning
he premises. The purchaser will be require,
Ito give satisfactory security, with deed IN trus
IN the land. 10 secure the payment. t th'
same time and place, will be hrrd Tor the cnsu-
NJ year, between twenty and thirty very valu-
bic young negroes, belonging TO the estate o,
Napoleon b Maerudcr. The above sale anc
hiring viii be continued from day 70 day tlll the
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
n. b. There will be at least two hundred
: and fifty bushels of wheat seeded this fab or
he estate.
II The Editors Of the Enquirer ond WbiF
and Cha 'ottesville Advocate, will please pub
5 jish the above notice twice q week III their pa
4 pers, ill the day Of sale, and forward thei
zaccounts on that day to the subscriber for pay
msnt. E. o. G..
oct 3-2awtds
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8 asaGeaag II ean@.
PORT OF RiCHBCNB
ARR Ed

ARRIVED
Schr Richmond, Williams, Philadeph, via Ca
nal, sundries, TO Rogers 81 Harrison, Peyton, w
Palmer, G M Mitchell, III Nelson, Fisher, j A
Myers } Connaly, Wadron 81 Henry, Sarvay, ]
bosher, Lancaster, DENLY s, Co.
Schr Diomede, Gray, Portland, sundrios, to Da
venport' Allen & Co, Otis, Dunlop & Co, and to
master.
Schr Hero, Wllets, New York. 5 days, sundries
to to, Ralston q Peasants, ] Parker, S Putney,i
Thompson, M Valentine, L w Stewart, T Tyrer
Schr Sea Gull, Stokely, Petersburg.
Schr George Washington, Alexandria
Schr Intention, Creighton, New York ballast.
Schr Hyperion, Creighton, New York, ballast.
Schr Fair Play, Lee, New York, ballast.
Schr Meridian, Ingersoll, New York, hay.
Schr Charlotte 81 Sarah, Adams, New York, bal
last.
schr President Jackson, Clifford, New York, bal
last.
Schr Copper, Sharp, New York. ballast
Sloop Atlas, Foster, New York, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr Endoavour, Grear, New York, coal
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Convention had adopted an address to the peo.
lie; that 1t is longer than that adopted by the
An'i Tariff Convention; that il admits tie pro-
ar'eiy OF mOli;icat'on of the Tariff; that Il is
H. JOINT production of Messrs. Ingcrsoli, Ken
rrdy and Du;ton-K Kennedy of Baltimore b,lnp
he greatest contributor; and that the Convcn
ton would robably adjourn that day or the next
SINE die Tie press Of foreign news prevent.
'ur giving fuller account of the procec dinps
i the CoDvention-Bu,t Rep
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

In answer to a correspondents enquiry, we have
little doubt Mr.. Clay will be elected to the U. S.
Senate, and none, that when there, he will place
himself on such high and commanding gIound, that
even his most deadly enemies will be compelled to
confess their injustice to him: Ws.now speak OF
! his real bona fde enemies; as TO that class, which
has cnmity or friendship, but political int
rests point of course it will detract from his merit
sill his star i, in the ascendant and then bow down
and worship.
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r, ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
FNft SSasd Winter. Ess.W ds00<ys

/ VIE Subscribers nov very specially .fier
10 tner friends and the public. re,,
drSe and general stock of Fail ard W,n,.,
Dhf GOODS, all of which are Of this Fall,
purchase, comprising every article in their i'm,
each Staple and Fancy. They ip,iic he at.
ten,ion OF eaah wholesale and retail dealer Ia
neir stock, with the assurance that every sr,,.
le VIII be sold (rithom any erccption) as ckea,
Is me ST me can be- purchased any where else.
COCHRAN, BARNES 6; PATERSON
we snail be receiving z" Dis by each suc
:essive packet during the season.
oct lis &. B. s. P
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IENHE subscriber will open a Boardngi School
n for the ensuing year at his residence
lCrlshDanagur, in the Forks of Hanover. abou
three miles above the Fork Church. to CONF
mence on the 18th of January and terminate
on the 9Th OF December, with vacation O.
one mouth during the summer. The cours,
lofinsiruction will embrace the Latin and Greek
with such branches of the English Language a.
are usually taught in similar institutions. The
price OF boaEd and tuition, including washing
odging and csudlrs, for the scholastic year oi
ten months, will be 500, payable half yea,l,
N advance. TIE neighborhond is as health.
IS any in Virginia, and affnrds as few incentives
o vice: the subscriber however, will pay tht
sttjctesl attention To the morals of his pupils
Boys under the age Of fifteen would be prefer
ed. RIC'D +. DARRACOTT.
oct I0--1aw4t
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a CARD.

= IN 0A IA NJ.
Aeo'ooo D0Aors north of Dry Goods, Ut sna snae
prime cost ~
AA & ID. KYLE & co. having determined
Wv to change their present business, viii
ltha day commence selling their entire stock of DIR,
goods ut and under prime cost. Within the last
hVe weeks they have received fresh imported fall
goods TO an amount exceeding $4,000, which
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sornent very desirable. In order to make spec
dy close, they will offer such Inducements to coun
TRY merchants as cannot fail to meet entire ap
probation.
Sc Oft
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Coach .EWkSssg.

A MOS Il. CARTER s. GEORGE CARTER
ia (his brother,) having entered into Co-Part-
neIshp will continue the above business under the
Firm OF G. s. A. L. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN own establishment formerly owned by Car.
ater, Mitchell & Co. nearly opposite z. Brakes Ea-
j gle tavern, i'll Broad St. Newark, n. j.; and hay.
Emg employed first rate workmen at all the differ
ent branches, and procured the best of materials
Sthey intend to devote their time and talents to the
construction of all kinds of Coaches and pleasure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any part of
the U. States Having established agencies at N
York Philadelphia, and all the principal cities and
stowas of the Southern States, together with ether
local advantages in their possession they will be
5enahed to furnish work of as good quality and on
Gas favorable terms as any other establishment OF
3the kind, in this country.
oc 3-6m q g. A EApTEp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

A work has recently been issued from the press
Of Messrs. Harpers Of New York, which tho no
fiction strongly reminds ns Of orr boyish comPa-
Mon Robinson Crusoe. We allude to Sir Edward
Stewards narrative of his shiPwrock, edited by Miss
Porter. In comparing it .Eith our old friend Ro-
binson we intend to pay it the highest compliment
in our power, as work Of exciting interest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
NEW STOR

HS J. 81 +. KNAPP have received an excel.
IN -. leHt assortment of Blk. Worsted Hose and
ii Hose, Blk. and White Cotton, do, Blk. and
" h'e DIX do. Random Silk and Cotton do.-be-
sioes "a variety of other descriptions-also White
ana Blk Silk and Hoskn Gloves of al Qualities.
All OF which will be sold chcnn - ~,
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Ss4bnIeaaIe 39rtres CurreMi
RICHMOND, NOV. ), 1881.

- n>-s1,.HrE.nMr-9Srn~n-
81 -Ar.r. ARTICLES.
fobdcco, leaf
fine, lUJlb. i as
good, ) al
fair, i "a ,
refused, y a 81
nanutaciired-
LIST quail cavendish, lb35aiO
small twist, no. /, Has
no. z, - a Id
Flour, city mills, SOL as
county, 5s5 l6
Wheat, red 81 Z, white I II
(orn, bush 65 a 81
;Oai, best for shipping, lsa20
inferior, III Il 10
lotion, 8 asa
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
'eeS,car, best, 10 a 70
Butter, u all
ReeJ, mess, bL. 10 50
Bacon, II
Cheese, las
CdiJieS, tallow, mould, lIaI2
sperm. 28a:;U
'oGee, w. |. green, l2al3a
hIo, l24al3
Java, white, IN a 13l
ordinery qualities, II ia
chocolate, no. ], IL ais
|%oPpcras, Id. 2la3
Fash, hcrrins-, no. /, S54
had, no. /, 5Aa5a
mackeral, no. l, 5 IS
do. no. 2, s
do. no. 3, 81
"rut -raisins, bunch ,box, %
musca;cl, , 50
gathers, live geese, good, 80
, itass, window ,Sxl0, so feet,
, Is l0xl2, do. 3
;unpo.cier, DuPont's, 5 81
Rogers D
Hemp, Amer. ton, 100 a l %
HIDES, Sp'h, sun-dried, l6als
salted, la Is
Indigo, Sp'hIlotant, lbI25aI7j
IRON, Sweaes, ton, 80 u s.
| English, 60
American, 80 Il IS
Lard, II
lime, 81 IS
Leather, soal, 25a30
upper l IS n , IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, IL a l3
Nihogany, ST. Dom.f .lOal7
Bay, s a 10
HoLasses, gal. N. o. 90 a sc
w. India, generally, 27a29
Meal, bushel, %
Nails, cut, ID. 81
|Oii, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l3 a IA
spenn.winterprsd. gal.Sl
do. summer do. 75aS,
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaister Of Paris, ton, 5 IS
Pork, prime, Dbl. ls1
mess, Il 80
Rice, Carolina, 4a4i
Sugar, loafl3ai7, lump12aI:
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a
St. Croix, do. . a 1UA
muscovadoes, 6 a 8
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 9
ground alum, I 10
Saltpetre, lib. 1OalIA
Spirits
brandy,cognac, gal.IlaIs
apple brandy, new, 3Sa40
peach do. IS a 80
rum, St. Croix& Ant. 60a9C
do. New England, "a a 81
gin, Holland, .,D5 ..li2
do. Amrlcan, 38 a Az
WI key, 35 81
Steel, German, III f2aI4
English hlIsrered, Ia
mer. do. 54a6
Shof. lib z
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From the Pennsylvania Win.

CASH DUTIEs.-We invited att IN ion 70 This
desirable Improvement in the protection of
American Industry, IN our last-and now bee
70 invoke the attention of the TARIFF CoNvrN
rIoN TO the subject. a more important topic
could not engross their deliberations. To the
long credits allowed IN he immense duties nav
laid, Is to be attributed all that drain Of speci,
md scarcity of moaey, as well rs he high rate
II exchange, that have recen ly agitated the
mercantile public. When an IMPORTER car
;ash from City 10 seventy five per cent, on Oh,
mount of his lnvoice, by giving Bonds al tn,
Gus oms for one year-he is strongly tempted t,
ovee,radc, for the sake of the add nnal &C pit ii
which he thus places in his pocket. We know
a hint is OILY, necessary. t. attract attention t.
this suffice We invite Mr.. Carey to dis
cuss his subject.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

Afetter from Sussex county, dated October 81
was received by Gov. FLOYD, by last nights mail
To the politensss of the Governor we are indebted
for the following copy:
perhaps this will reach you before any other in
felligence of the capture of Gen. Nat Turner anc
"a you have had many accounts of his being
taken in different places you may yet be disposed
to doubt; notwithstanding, he taken yester
day, by Benjamin Phipps, in the county OF South
ampton, in a within u few miles of where the
principal part of the depredutions were committed
and was this day seen by Mr. LittIeton Barker in
confinement, and in the presence, as Barker sup
posed, of nearly one hundred persons, who had col
lected for the purpose of gratifying their curiosity
forbea. to say more, the whole of the particu
lars will reach you in few days"
This letter, it will be noted, is dated the same
day Ms the one we published yesterday addressed
to us from Greensville county. These accounts
from various quarters, and highly respectable sour
ces, leave no doubt of their truth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

4IE ME Copartnership of Adams s. Ramtaut,
IL this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
1 INNS &. ADAMS.
G.. " RAMBAUT.
The business will be continued by the Subscri
Der. INNS {, AnAUS
nov lot
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SSOIUTION. :

FHSHE Co-Part9ership in the Couch. Making Blu
/ IL ness, heretofore existing between the subscri
bers, under the Firm of Carter Mitchell g. Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 2Gth day
of July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to be settled by Amos X. Carter :
AMOS X. CARTER.
JAMES MITCHELL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed to
ED the subscriber on the 10Th dav of June
ga, by William Prosser, and Mary G. his
VIE, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
iienr'co County, to secure debt duo to Sam'I.
VI; bocklus, OF seven thousand seven hundred
dollars as evidenced by bond bearing interest,"
rom me date thereof shall offer for sale. a.
apnbiIc auction, on the premises, for cash, ON
Friday, the sixteenth day of December next If
3fa'r, # moi the next fair day, certain tract O
parcel of land, lying in Curles Nack in the low
Ter part of IIenrico County, adjoining the lands
If Col WIN. Allen, and Bowler F. Cooke,
SHOWN by the name Of Rremr; containing by
~urvey, two hundred ard ninty acres; two hun
drcd and sixteen and a half acres of arabic
am, and of first quality James River land, and
he remaining part swamp land, with comfor-
able dwelling house, and al other convenient
1ut houses thereon.
sep .i2-cts NATH. NELSON, Trustee.
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Ladies' KDress-.WfsAi1lg.

M u. GILL, respectfully inioIV5 her
I'VE. friends, and the citizens GENERALLY
that she has established herself on Gov.
ernor street, five doors above The Posi-
Office, in the house over Binford s. Porter,
Ware Room. where she is prepared 10 cxecu's
orders in LADIES DRESS MAKING. in III.
best uarner and according 10 the latest and
most approved patterns. She will uso every
! effort to give satisfaction 10 those who may "a
vor her with their patronage. oc 7-T5w
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By OttS, ESitastOp 81 40.

IRON, CRATES, &c.
IO-MORROW, the 4th ns:. at half past 10
o'clock, ill be sold, at the store,
or 6 tons Swedes and ENGLISH iron. well
assorted
crates blue and green edged plates and
dishes
7 hhds Porto Rico sugars
70 do n. Orleans do
10 do ST. Croix do
SO bags prime green coffee
so do Java do
~ boxes gpnpowdsr tea
SO do soap
20 do starch
50 do chocolate
20 do mustard
20 do cheese
l barrel chesnuts
50 casks wins
hhds rum, and many other articles.
no > o. d. s. co. Aucts.
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. 9eeas 0tgU GSH 1eaM
Thursday Executing. Voc. 8.
FALL OF WARSAW.

The foreign ncws again occupies our columns I,
the exclusion of much other matter we had prepar
cd. The contest may now be considered as decid
cd. and Poland is once more snslaved. We hav,
noticed this affecting news it deserves. The fal
of Freedom and the Champions of her cause, shout,
not be announced without badge of mourning
France is in commissions at the news, and well ma,
her rulers tremblc. The Reform Bill was passed il
dhe House of Commons on the 10Th Sept. recon
Sidercd, and laid over to the next day. No doub
.oxists of its passage through that House. TIL,
Lords must pass it, revolution in England il
the almost certain alternative.
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T6D-.WO ROWe,
E'MEM06Ee RorOpea.kv Gor SMIe.

~
81 obedience to a decree of Eenrico County
n Court, pronounced on the uinth dav of June
last, in a Certain suit in said court between John
Brockenbrough and Walter Dun, executors of
u IN Graham, dec. plaintiffs, and Curtis Carter,
executor of William Saunders, decd, spG Others
defendants we, as special Commissioners 10.
hat purpose appointed, will proceed on Friday.
the eth day of November instant, at / l O'Clock,
in the forenoon, upon the premises, to sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder upon n
credit of six and twelve months, the following
parcels or lots Of ground, in the city Of Rich
mond, and county IF Henrico, belonging to the
estate of William Saunders decd to witt Two
half acre Lots, near the Federal Spring, purcba-
eed by said Saunders Of Robert Dou hat; two
acres of ground purchased by said Saunders Of
John Graham, except a small portion thereof
sold to --' Jones; one small tenement IN Du-
walls addition, lately occupied by John C. Page:
and two tenements between first and second
streets in said city, in the rear of EdWardl.War
rens store, bought by said Saunders Of DAVID
Gu tOn, SEM Bonds with approved security
Twill be required for the purchase money; and
deeds will be executed to he purchasers when
the bonds are paid. Persons wishing to pur-
chase referred to Cults Carter The ex'or OF
Saunders, for more particular description Of
the property, and also for information as to the
title.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
CON. ROBINSON.
nov 3-l5t
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AUCTIONS.

Bank Stock, at Auction.
81 NO MORROW. at IL o clock, viii be sold
q the Coffee Hpnsc, % shares of Far
ners' Bank Stock, for cash.
nov J. H. LYNCH
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ThRrFF CoNvEETr s-s,-The New York
Coulisr g. Enquirer OF H2DdpD sIslee toe. ;hs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
T'tsSss6stse Eo3.oues.sy fa,. Salel

" ILL be sold by auction, an Wednesday
w the 4th of December, if fair, otherwise
he hrst fair day the reai er, on tbe prem ises ,
he following valuable property, part OF the
'ersoDa! estate If The late James Govan. of
Hanover, viz. the crops of corn, fodder, hay,
NC. stock OF horses, mules, cuttle ard hogs.
riaAtatl"n imE dement's, household ana kitchen
furniture, &c. &c-A select library OF nearly
500 vols, but few Of them at oil injured, and
principally London edrtions.-Hogarlhs most
sacmlred pri"ts, scenes from Shakespeare by
EoYdells, aud several fancy prin,s.-One of
Btoadwo"d's grand Piurus, quantity Of old
plate, together with sundry other articles, which
Twill be exhihited on The dag Of sale. ..'
Terms-For sums bove ten dollars. credit
3of nine months Will be- allowed purchasers, oRs
5givIng bond with approved security; for that
sum and under cash will be required, and in
40 inslaco 10 the property 20 be removed without
he terms OF sale are complied with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWD GOVAN
oct l3-tdsc ARCHIBALD GOVAN.
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Soap la 5a
Spices, ginger, ID. sag
pimen,o, Jam. 10 Il
nutmegs, I 50 a l 90
mace, 2 50
pepper, Ii
Tar, Dbl. I 75
11ipeHtine, SPIT. gal. 40 a d;
Taiio'c, good, ID. 10 a lO4
Tea, imp and gunp. fresh,
Id I % j 50
young Tyson, lOOalO5
jt/ine, Madeira, gal. PAS 81
Sicily MadciJ1, | u5al l2s
Tenneriilc, l ain
Sherry, | IS a , 80
Malaga, 40 u 80
DOMESTIC GOODS.
iheefimgy, brn 81 .yd. Hale
Al, Halo
bleachcd, A, IL a 10
do. ID, IL Il 20
ShirtiHgs, 81, yd. 7alO
brown, 7-8, 90 II
bleachcd, II ais
Plaid, andstrires, good quail
ity 10 a Is
DENNIS, r. 9 is
Linseys, p a 25
BedGcks, Al, l8a 20
Checks, 81, yal2
!Sattinetts, good, ~ Il so
com. 40 a 50
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 2
FRElGii'rS.
Liverpool, Cotton, ID. I'D
DO Flour, Is,
Do. Tobacco, hid. 37s6a4U
London, do. do. 1885
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
sierdam& Antwerp, a..
Boston, Flour, 35c
coGl, Zoe
N. York, FlovJ, 25 a 80
coal, busl,ei, &c
wheat, &c
Baltimore, coal, Sc
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Eunk, $127
Farmers Bank. Io6
Ba,.k OF Va. loo
Manchester & Peters
burg Turnpike,
gANk NOTES.
U. States and Branches, pai
NEW -HAMssIIRE.
n, Hampshire Banks, 81 di:
ylRMoAr.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, pa,
Country Banks, =
RHoDE-isLASD.
Rhode Island Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEw-YoRK-
New-York City Banks, pal
Country Banks, 3
sEw-JERsEY.
New-J ersey Banks, 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, pal
Banks near Philadelphia, ,
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over SIS, par; un der SIS, ,
SoRrH-CARoLISA.
Stale Bank &, Branches, ,
Cape Fear, ?
Newberp, 2
souTH-CARoLISL.
State Banks, II
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 8
LOUISIANA
New Orleans, 5
Douhlnous, Sl5I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

TAT EIV ARK CIDER AND VINEGAR, Of su
i perior quality, for sale by
nov,3 JAS. WINSTON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY next, the 9Th inst. at Id
O'Clock; Will be sold at our auction rooms, q
general assortment of Dry Goods, suited 10 the
season, WITHOUT reserve; among them are:
bales white and red flannel
do. superiine cloths, assorted colors
do. do cassmeres
cases ga tiuets
bale coating
do. point blankets
do. striped do.
case table damnsk
Black Italian lus,ringe, senshaws Irish lin
ems merino cloths elegant calicoes, cambrics,
horentInes, silk velvet, elegant shawls, cotton
and silk bandannas, Madras hdkfs., cotton
h,rtlngs and sheetings, ladies' and gen,lemen's
ELK nose camblets and tartan paids, &C.
Terms at sale. O. g. co. ancts
no