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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
E'Ngs sSssN E1IREC,. Roi.sz 6s.,c<Es

VIE subscribers now very respectfully of, 4
II To Their friends and the public. a re,,
, %n dnd $ene'ui stock OF Fail and Winter
80 HOOIS, all OF which are OF this Fall,
pulchase, comprising every article in their line.
eoTh staple and Fancy. They invite the at.
te','on Of each wholosaia md retail dealers to
lneir stock, with the assurance that cverv arti-
c'e VIII be sold (to,thout dny erception) as CHEAP
aS 'hs 81 me can be purchased any where else.
CoCiRAN, BARNES IL PATTESON.
ccSsivc packet during the season.
"r' It's C. r. &, p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
IygYEs. T3RU g1T9g.j..3

2 EsPEcTFULLY informs her friends and the
AZ public. that she proposes TO rcCommcucc
her Boarding and Day School, OF Monday, Oc-
'ober ioth- in the various departments Of which
she will DC assisted by teachers Of distinguished
talents and experience Al the branches Ihl:
constituted solid English education. VIII be mos
particularly attended TO, 10 which may be added
the Latin, Greek, French. Spanish, and itoliar
Languages, with Music, DlrcIuc. Drowiug and
Painting, by those who wish TO acquire those
elegant accomplishments. Maps, Globes, Dia-
grams. Pianos, Philosophical Apparatus, and an
extensive and well selected Library.
sept t9-C7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
"A Ga E2

oo'oOo Dollars north of Dry t;oodS, at ana uaacr
prime cost
NJ q ID. KYLE & co. having determined
w to change their present business, will
inns day commence selling their entire stock of dry
goods a' and under prime cost. Within the last
five weeks they have received FRESH imported fall
goods to an amount exceeding $4,000, which
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortlncnt very desirable. In order to make spec
dy close, they will offer such inducements to coun
try merchants, as cannot full TO meet entire APP
probation.
Sc 26-t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
MIESS lWACISx3nJZp@

ER EsrEcTFULLY Informs the Public, that her
a " Seminary will be opened the first
Monday III October, fur the reception Of Board
erS and Day Pupils. She thankfully Gcknowl-
edges her Obligations to the citizens of Rich
mond for the preference for years given to her
school, and DESTROYS to merit It's continuance she
has spared neither pains nor expense 10 provide
for her pupils efficient masters, and every other
advantage which can contribute to the acquire
ment of a SOLID: useful, and liberal education.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

N/5 RS. SHEFFEY, intends TO open Sem
LV-A mary for he education of Young Indies.
IN her own house, IN Staunton. The first sessi-
on will commence on the first dav Of November
and continue five months. All the branches
usually taught in the best schools, will be attend
ed to III he's Seminary. She has engaged teach
crS of great experience and well-i.st,d ability,
in every department of learning. 1t is bcheV-
ed that her School will combine as many advan
tagcs any Female Institution in the State
Her residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of ii schoo; II is remarkably elevated
and healthy, sufficiently remote from the noise
and hustle of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn, well adapted fer the Iurpcse of
recreation and exercise.
In offering her services to her friends and the
public, in this important and responsible employ
menf, Mrs SHEFFEY pledges herself to watch
with aiernal tenderness and vigilance, the de-
pertinent at those committed TO her care and 20
pursue with diligence every measure calculated
to promote their moral as well as intellectual I'M
provement.
She will receive 10 or - Young Ladies into
her family as borders. Board can also be had
on good terms in GONE Cf the most respectable
families in town. For further particulars en-
quIrc of Mrs. Shefty or MI. J Worthingtou
Smith.
Stanton, Va. Sept d, 1881. SPIT 28-c9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
NOTICE.

ga RS. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be-
We ing completed, by the addition of large and
airy building, she is prepared to accommodate gen
ticmcn and their families, gentlemen or ladies'
with board, by the week, month or any longer
period. Visitors to the City will find the situation
pleasant und healthy; within hundred yards of
the Capitol Square, and commanding a most beau
titul prospect: excellent beds and the best fare the
market will afford. number of the members of
the ensuing Legislature can be accommodated
oct 6-cSt 1aW5W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

COMMUNE ALTON.
fANliE Steam Boat GENERAL JACKSON, a SUI
Il pcrior built Bort, copper fastened and
coppered with splendid Lo,o pressure engine
and first rate ne,o 6ci'er will be fitted out in
the very best manner. and will draw less than
feet water, is intended as n regular Steam
Packet To ply between Norfolk and Richmond.
and on fair calculation will go through in 9 to
10 hours; size viii be on the line by the 9Th To
20;h October. T.. WEEKS
" The Richmond and Petersburg papers
vii! please insert the above communications
oct r.. w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
FssegE E0a.Oaaea,gn fon guEo-

& IN Tuesday, the l8th October next, will be
W offered for sale, at public auction, on the
premises, at i clock, p. NJ, the house aud lot
on 9th street, occupied by the subscriber, attack
ed to which, is stable and lot, short distance
above. And afterwards, on the same dav, and
the following days, at the hour before mention
ed, will also be offered ut public auction, on the
premises, lot, Al the south western corner OF
l. and 4th streets; two lots, Nc. 81, and %, in
puvaPs addition; the eastern half of square
IN R"therloOrd's addition, extending from T. to
ID street, immediately in rear of Mr. Robert
G"aihmey'f; and an undivided moicty of seven
lot, on Campbeli's Alley, tnear 18th street. be-
tween ID and e sroetsJ fronting - feet euch,
and running back 40 feet.
The terms viii be, for the improved property,
one fourth, and for the unimproxcd, one th.rd
cash, and the balance payable III xix and twelve
months, in equal nstaImen's, for which, bonds
with approved security Will he required, secured
by deeds of trust on the property.
VIM. p. SHEPPARD, Exr
sc 29--2awt is of n. Sheppard, deed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
ACCG8ENaODAW,HDN STAGE.
a22asJ aaO Wight Yi'FseeEEisa2.

crYE7. The subscriber is induced
- from the repeated and atter-
49, Es r. Es--as ing invitation given him, 10
run accommodation four
horse coach from Charlottesville to Louisa Court
House, as to intersect his present line running
from Richmond to Orange Court House; by which
conneXion direct line of four horse Post Coach
es will be made to Richmond twice week from
Charlottesville, all day travelling. The distance
from Charlottesville to Richmond is about eighty
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and Wednesdays
at > o'clock \. NJ, and arrive at Richmond on
Mondays and Thursdays, at O'Clock, p. II.
Leave Richmond on Wednesdays and Sundays
at . o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Charlottesville
on Mondays and Thursdays by noon.
Stage fare through So; intermediate distances
z cents per mile. Baggage at tho risk of
the owners. The public are assured, that
none other than the best horses and dri-
vers, OF unqucstionab!o capacity will be
permitted in hIs servicc--My stage Office ut this
time in Richmond, is kept at the Washington Hotel
After the first day of October, my Office will be re-
moved t" the bell tavern. JOHN NJ. PRICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
DISSOLUTION
oc SGT

FU7H Co-Partnership in the Coach Making Blu
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscr-
bcrs, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchell & Co..
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth dav
of July last, and all accounts in relation TO the
firm, arc to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS r. CARTER.
JAMES mitchell
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

= NO Hugh Davis and Susan his wife, Fincl
x Cross, WIN. l.. White and ELIJAH. IT,
his wife. Jno. Cross, and l'mslry Davis, in lis
own right and as next friend for your SON. Jno
Hector Davis,
You wall De pleased to take notice that
shall on Monday, the 18th day Of December
next, at the Tavern of james f. Huffman, IN
the county of Hanover, proceed to take deposit
lions of Edmund Glenn and George Hoskins
and others, to be read rs evidence i'll a suit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
Court of Chancery, FIR the county Of Henrlcn,
IN which YOU are plaintiffs and | am tie deien-
dem, The said DISPOSITIONS will be taken on the
DAY, and at the place aforesaid. between thu
hours of O'Clock in the morning and 5 o'clock
IN the evening, and if from any cause the taking
of the said deposi'ons shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the taking thereof will be
continued from day tn day, at The same place
and between the same hours, until the taking
Their, Of shall be completed. l am your obedi-
ent servant NANCY b. CROSS
Widow of Flemming B Cross, deceased, Gu
ratiX of the estate of the said f. 3 Cross.
DC l0-law
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
C0-PA.RgeEgIszSuIp

THNHE business herofote conducted by John
4 r.. Trlpic't in this city, Will be contnu-
ed by the Subscribers, under the firm of TRrP
LETT q CoLQUHoUS'
JOHN L. TRTPLETT.
LODOViC COLQUHOUN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
FOR LIVERPOOL.

In 10 Load at Warscick,
rylseS.EM The Ship ARAB, Capt BALL, of
IzAAZklS> Philadelphia, well known here, carries
l25 hhds ofTObacco, and will take in
all her cargo at Warwick-frcght as Cd per
hhd.-Apply to GRAY 4 PANKEY, =
90 7-poft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
.NEU YORK LINE.
TO PHYSICIANS.

KRTILJ b. sold at public Auction, on the
w premises, on Monday, 18th October
next, the Tract Of Land in the county of Pow
hatan, formerly the property Of DR.. H. II.
NUsby, and Lately lie place Of residence of DR..
Tho. N sauX. The farm contains 295 acres OF
land, with every building necessary for comfort
aud convenience, with a well Of excellent wa
ter al, with few exceptions. in good repair.
The ncIgnborhood is COOL ona, and the
Location very desirable one for a Physician.
The-terlps will be accommodating. and VIII be
made known on the day of sale, or to any per
son wishing TO purchase, " no will address a
letter to me at Smiths \ Roads, Powhaton.
sept 2l-lawtds GEO. w. TiNSbEY.
L rule taken IN TIE clerks Office Of Tire county
IA court Of Prince Edward, the jh day Of Septen,bpr
1881 lpcrt Tatplry aud Jauc his Me- formerly Jane
Geers, JOAN Geers, aud Mary Hawkins, pfs against
B,zeEiah Ellington and Sadly his wife, hunas Hole
man, PAMELA iiolcnan " iam Il. Geers, and Mack
ness t'ecrs defts lis CHANCHEY.
The defendants Hczck,ah Ellington aud Sally, his
VIE, hynas toleman, Pamela HOrwau, and Mack
Gcefs, not having entered their APPEARANCE, AND
given security according act Of te General Assem-
bly, and The rules Of this court aypCar ug they
are inhabitants u this State u is entered al rule,
aforesaid and accordingly ordered. that the "a Cfsn-
dzrts Iezekiah Ellington, and Sally, his wife Thrma,
Ilole.adu, Pamela HoemaR, and Mar kuess Gpcrs dr
appcaf here, the FIST day OF December court rey
and the plaintiffs bill. and that copy Of t,
ORDER be f5rthwrth inserted one Of the pubIN
newspapers printed IN tle CRY Of Richmond, Tor two
,1ouiis snccessjycly, and also posted the
the coJu house of tbis county.
10 A Copy, Tss,e, g. WORSHAM, c. {.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
stf -e,.0e Do Ep -oao<,sr1E..,

Carriages g ES1ssoo:scEsa.
7HNlIE subscriber at his C0achnakers Shop
Il on Governor Street opposite the Govern
oT's, has for sale, first rate new Carriage with
new harness, second hand CarrlaEe and har-
ness, and a second hand Earouche, with her
ness, for Two horses.
&C 7---3L MICAJAU MA%GJTN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

EStlE SUBSCRIBER will open a Boarding School
"a for the ensuing year at his residence,
Cflshnanagur, in the Forks of Hanover about
three miles above the Fork Church, to COM
mence al the i5,h of Jlnua-y and terminate
on the 18th OF December, with a vacation of
one month during the summer. The course
of lnsiructlon will embrace the Latin and Greek
with such branches of the English Language ms
are usually taught i'll simillr Institutions The
price OF board and tuition, including washing
lodging and caudles, for the scho' astic year:o
ten months, wall be SlOU, payable half yeatly
in advance Tie nelghborhood is as healthy
as any in Virginia, and affords as few incentives
to vice: the subscriber however, will paw the
strictcs attention to the morals of his pupils
Boys under the age OF fifteen would be prefer
red RIC'BF. DARRACOTT.
oct l0-lawlt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
aliOES AND nATS

On WEDNESDAY, The l2th inst. at the
store VIII be sold, 100 packages Shoes, suited
10 the season; among them 30 cases bregans,
also, ~ eases fur and wool Hats
Sale OF the shoes will begin at 10 o'clock,
and hats ut II o'clock.
OC 5 O. d & co Amcts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
FOR LIVERPOOL,

The l coppercd ship EN-
&nJsZ2SSsVOY, AcKEBMAN, master, now
$50 g,IEN-s ~ ? loading Mt Bermuda Hundreds
Sez'-ns5@SSsswants only so hhds tobacco ar
| 80 bales cotton TO complete ncr carro. For
frer9h: OF which, or r"ssage, oryly TO
oct ST CHARLES PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
Esy Dlis, A,ayNi0a, II 90.

.
io-MOkaoN, the 18th instant, at 10
q clock, will be sold at the store an assortment
III Nr"cer!eS. .. ID 81 CO. Aucts.
OcL 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
Books, Paper, States, &c.

Books, Paper, States, &c.
|. SMITH viii open III the ccurs Of thi
az. day and Monday. additional supplies Of
Goods in his line, including large number of
me Dover Selection of Hymns and Spiritual
""ngs-most OF the articles at prices very much
reduced.
The assortment is very superior one
particularly as regards Journals, Lcgers and
other Account Books, Records of all sizes, and
and School Books, oc S-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
A sTNDNS.
DRY GOODS IF Anction

DRY GOODS at Auction.
|HNo-MokROW Morning, at 10 o'clock, will
"a be Sold at my Ware House, Carey Street, to
close conSignmcnis, an assortment of DRY.
~ooDS, suitable to the Season, consisting of Lin
scys, Furniture Prints, &c SC SC.
oc 10 M MYERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

GROCERIES, &c.
e90 Boxes Sicily lemons, in good order, jus
al W received
20 hhds English Island molasses
st. CrulX sugar in hhds and bbls
Good green coffee in hhds and bags
hhis Antigua rum, superior quality
pipes old init ation brandy
90 bb!s apple brandy, old and good
80 do No. mackera
i tcrces new beat rice
10 bills spcrhaeeti oil
Writing paper, letter and foolscap
For sale hy ELIAS REED.
OC g g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
F(lD y EMF

"a The Tenement Mt present occupied
f@asSYg3 bI hlts Fox, situated on street,
lssss6gssg near Mrs. Broome's Seminary -
ssS=8fsSsszzs Possession to be given The Ist Octo-
Der. Apply to S!MON CULLEN.
sent Io--tr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

Mola.scs, Sugar, Leather, &c
SGb Ehds best retailing Molasscs
oDSH 20 cheap Porto Rico Sugar.
ID do DO st Ctcx do
10 do superior do do
100 bbls prime green flee
100 bags do do 90
80 do do oil Java do
10 bbls old Baltimore whi-key
Sole Leather, loaf Sugar, and best Liverpool
flied blown and ground Salt,
For sale low by
oc g RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
GOvCEa eFEerE.ELs.r e.


& MOS r. CARTER s. GEORGE CARTER
IA (hs brothcr,) having entered into Co-Pari
ncrshP will continue the above business, under the
Firm Of G.. Il 4. K. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN own establishments formerly owned by Car
ter, Mitchell * Co. nearly opposite H. Drake's En-
gle tavern, IN Broad ST. Newark, y j.: and Iiv
ing employed first rate workmcn at all the differ
cut branches and procured the best Of materials
they intend 90 devote their time and talents TO the
construction Of all kinds Of C1qchcs aud pleasure
C0yrjG~ca, which may be ordered from any part of
tho U. States. Having established agencies at n
FORK, Philadelphia, and all the principal cities and
towns Of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they will be
enabled to furnish work OF as good quality and on
as favorable terms as any other establishment Of
the kind, in this country.
3--Gm G.. & a. r. CARTER
E'sS{UG5,&igy a. oEgavvzGgsfE.
FEHiE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Institu-
e ton viii co..aonce on the last Monday in
October:
Theory and Practice Of Mcdiciuo-NATTANI-
FL POTTER, NJ. D.
Matcria McGica-S &tIUEI BAKER, ". D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill.
lGren-RICHARD W. HALL, VI. y.
Institutes Of Physick-MANWELb McDOW
ELL, NJ. d.
| Surgcry--NhTHAN z. SMITH, ". y.
Anatomy-TIlOS. III. WRIGHT NJ. ID.
Chcmstry-JUMUS T. DUCATEL. 4. NJ
NATHANIEL, tOTrER, Dean.
! Baltimore, Aug. l0 1881. wlSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

&STO LEN, from the brig Mary Jane on FRI
~ day morning last. Long Bo at rewly caul-
.rd, with the pitch on her seams. The boa,
has two new eunwales, and has not been uai MT L
since repaired Ten dollars will be paid for the
recovery OF the boat and the detection of the
thief, or FIVE dollars for the boat alone.-Auplv
to DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
Get 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

BALTIMORE, Oct. Gard, schr. Virginia,
Farland, from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 6-Arr'd. schr Rising
Sun, Smith, from Petersburg.
CID brig Alice, Hall, James River; and sloop
Express, Tallman, for Richmond.
OCT. Ard, schr Union, Crowell, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Oct 5-Arr'd. schrs. Naomi,
Brooks, and CornelIa Westervelt, from Richmond
OCT. 6-Arr'd schrs. Effort, Bell, and Endea-
your, Gurreer from Richmond.
OCT. cid, schr Chesterfield, Townsend,
Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

Just published for sale by R SMITH.
&C 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

~ I'M . En- y. K 4 " MS huV!nr local ID
~ h.msclfin Norfhlk, for the purpose OF trans-
acting a Commission Business, offers his 81, rvi
COS TO those that may think proper to conlide the
management of any business to his care He
hns taken the house lately occupied by Mr. Jno
y. Roy, next dGor to Mr.. John NJ. Armistcaa's.
on Wi Ie Water street. oct IO-s.w6 =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

4 tIEESE.-5O casks Goshen cheese, lard
W ing from schr. Exit. for sale by
&C i0--ct OTIS DUNLOP 81 co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10

TBNHE KINGS SECRET, Dy the author O.
q The Lost Heir"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
I'D OBERT JOHNSTON s. SON.

Eg UDHNT JUtNSTUN u SON, at the
IA sign of the Cross Cut Saw, have received
their usual supply of Hardware, Cutlery, Sad
dl"ry, &c SC amongst which are, complete
sets OF BIacESmths, Carpcuters' and Shoe Ma
kcrs' Tools, likewise Cabinet Makers Tools. and
mounting OF every description. They have also
Tenders, Audirous Shovels 'ronus and Pokets
Copper and lion Coal Scuttl,s, Plate Baskets
l:antherns, Ivory. Ebony Buffalo and Buck
Handle Knives ana Forks, in sets, or bv the
d, zen, Surveyors ComPasscs aud Instruments,
thermometers, Spirit Levels. Looking Glasses,
Sc &c.
Baltimore Window Glass, of all sizes, derv
cred here, Mt factory prices. oc lO-po If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
WHO Is THE APOSTATE!

Much is said by the pensioned presses about the
"APosrATEs;" meaning those individuals who
once supported Gen. Jackson, but left him soon
as he deserted the principles he stood pledged to
support. II becomes the people to inquire who is
the real dpostdte, the man who, after his election
violates every pledge he has made previous there
To, or those U..n supported him, under an expec-
tation that he would ma;c good those pledges, but
left him because of his having failed To do so
General Jackson was elected under pledge
not to be candidate for reelection. lie is nO,o
eandiddteH
lie was elected under pledge to remove no
faithful public officer account of his political o.
pinions. lie has removed more than one thou
sand for no other assigned cause!!
lie was elected under pledge not to appoint
Members Of Congress to important Offices declar-
ing that sit required depth Of thought to be
convinced that if the President continued to ap-
point members of Congress TO important offices
corruption would be the order of the day" lie
has appointed more members of Congress to ''im-
porant' Offices, than all the preceding adninistra
tions.
lie was elected under a pledge to support a
system Of Internal Impro vements. lie placed hi.
petO the very first act making appropriations foI
Internal Improvements, that was presented to lin
for his signature
lie was elected under pledge not to bring the
patronage of the Federal Government into conflict
with the freedom of eections.--let never in thi,
country has the patronage oithe Government been
SO aiarmingy used to influence elections.
lie was elected under pledge not TO be the
President Of party, but Of the whole reople.-
lie has been nothing but the Pres,dan. o.. go'tg
DISTINGUISHING, to the extent of his pow er, every n
dvidual who would not yield his ndepe.Ie...e o
opinion and hurra for him and his party.
WHO Is THE APOSTATE?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. Is


At market, this day, 1856 Beef Cattle, 1876 stores,
G7s sheep, and 1886 swine. The swine have been
before reported.
PRIcEs-Becf Cattle--Last weeks prices for
the best qualities were well supported, perhaps a
trihe better prices were obtained; but banelng
and middling cattle were not so high. We quote
for one yoke, IS 75; extra 23 Il so; prime, )
l24; good, $50 rs; thin, u 25
Barrelling Cattle-Prccs rcduced-we quote for
mess l29 10 I, 80 Il 3 62k.
Stores-We noticed but few sales
Working OXcn-.No sales noticed; a few only
at market
Cows and calves--Salcs were effected at 20, %
25 and $35'
Sheep--We noticed the price Of only two lots,
So and 25. A lot of wcthers were sod--price
not known.
Swine--Market full several hundred have been
sold at reduced prices. We noticed one entire lot
al 2lc one lot of 20 selected barrows, at l. one
.yt 30. of 20 do. at 3!c. At retail 81 for sows *
'JI barrows,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

Notice TO Mariners navigating l.. l. Sound.
A new Light House has been erected at Morgan's
Point, Groton, furnished with ten lamps, & bear
ing from the Light House on Watch-llill, N II,
W orw by N northerly-From the Light House at
Stoniugton Point SO 30 W or W IA nearly
From Light House Oh Gull Island AS or NE
From Wicopessct Island Ga W or NV by W 81
w-f'rom the spindle on Ellis Reef 43 W or N
W Ia N nearly-From the Norh I'LL on Fishers
Island 80 or NE IL N-ffom the end of the
north dump|n i5 L or NE--from the n end Of
south dumpiin y 80 Z or NE l-2 N-Fron. the n
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