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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10

sMcNlCANcS, ShCWNOoAo' oAuSS9
Dye Stuifs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzrs, Varnishes, Brushes, &c.
yIyIg subscribers offer for sale general assortment
Of afore nentionel articles. which Physicians,
Country Merchants and others, will find it their inte
rest to call anl examine Among the new medicines
have received supply OF
Jwu6e Paste; or, PecfOr0t Gum:
This me lcine, besides IT'S mid nature, possesses
pleasing taste. color and form The ujube paste has
been use lately, Paris with the greatest success; it
is softeuing. pectoral and calming; It eHectuay ap
pesses cough, aud softcns the piu,ous humor IN the
breast and throat; it is cheh beneficial to persons OF
srv constitution, with tendency 20 phth, SIC and to
those who hsblo aosrseness and loss OF voice
Due &ufs-Consisting OF logwOod, hache-
wood redwood, csmwood, Rrazil dust, Brazilietto
G,tic cochineal madden. turmeric, cudbear, indigo,
,arnato niue vtriol, alum, copperas, cream tartar
Perfimery-Of the following kinds: Cologne
water yarety) milk Of roses lavender water do
orange flower do pomatum lvariety] oil cedrst, cas-
,;s, nerol lavender and burgamotte. powder Puffs,
hair powder vinagre de rouge. vegetable rouge. &c
Soaps.-Cream of soap for shaving, Ia supe-
ror ar,iee rose. Windsor, varegated. white bar and
CASTLE soaps, sc.
Paints, Bronzes and KarnssAes-Composed
Of chrome yellow, do. red do. green; Prussan blue,
white lead, yerdgrs red lead. harge pink drop
lake Terra lie Sienna; also, blue and green snalts,
grosting, red green, yellow and white bronzes gold
leaf and Dutch metal, eopal varnsh and spirits Of
ground paint, sash tools and camel HAIR brushes, all
zes-Which will be sold on accommodating terms,
Nv WILLIAM LANPHlER & Co.
sept2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
Huuse Of Industry.

1TvHE Managers Of this institution, solicit the atten
i ton of their Friends and the public generally to
large supply of excellent, uabeaehed. and White Cot
ton Shirts which they offer for sale. on very moderate
terms viz: unbleached so cts. white rs cts.
Their funds are at present. very lows and the friends
of the Door are respectfully invited to call ut the De
postory corner of Prince and Water streets, immed.
ately opposite the Farmers Bank; where any orders
will be thankfully received, and promptly executed.
feb Q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
T or Eent.

kzA That elegant three.stoty
~nA HOUSE,
E8iiit formerly occupied by Dr Pe,t.-
R8 Mrs ,Ierbert. Possession CO, tS
about The Is, of April. The house is in CONN.,, S
der ter he reception of genteel family. m IT,.
will 81 moderate. apply TO A
ian II u MILLER 4 ca.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
New Eall Goods i.

rypb.x.-.c.;vedb v packets Presiden, and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL STOCK; which enables US to otter, on IL
beral terms:
London super blue, black, olive, green, browH and
mixed cloths -
Pelisse cloths cassimeres and satinests
Blankets and hannels, painand printed baizes
Merino and common crcassans
Bombazines and bombazetts
Valencia. swan.tlown and toilinet vestings .
Scotch and English paids; plain and pid camoie's
Italian lustrings and gros de Naples
Satin levantine, senchews and sarsnets,
44and 81 modes; satins and forences
Italian and French grapes pongee r.
Merino scarfs, shawis and hdkfs, some extra qua'iy
Plain white merino shawis, neat article
Thibet. barage and silk handkerehiefs
English and India bandannoes
Italian and Barcelona crayats
Plain and printed jaconet do
Irish table diaper. 81 to l0-4
Do linens and sheetings; black and brown Holland
Twilled sacking; buraps and osnaburgs
s1DSe05 IM is.S;1%e"' c e GOODS;
consisting, in parrot
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirtlngs
Fancy and furniture plaids,
Cotton 0snaburgs, &C. &c.
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SCOTT Wh'GhI'
octs Cornerof King and Royal streets
Charles Bennett
HAS imported by the ship Virginia, from Bremen,
Ill via Baltimore
Burlaps. Nos. las
And, BY other late arrivals, has received
Best twilled ssckings
Scotch osnaburgs
Cotton burlsps, very superior article Tor
Drab and mixed kerseys and aushings
Shad and herring seine Irvine, shoe thread
&c &c. sept21
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
Notice.

yIyHE subscriber, wishing to close all his accounts in
this piacerequess all pers having claims against
Aim or his ixte orother w. L. Kennedy, to present
shen Immediately for settlement. All outstanding
Isfter the 10Th in.tsnt for collections he being author
i,, TO collect the same his receipt vii! be good.
aug4 r. n keNNhpi'
For Sale or Rent,
THE STORE ON KING STREET
EyrA now occupied by the subscriber 1t will be
Hsssleasedo or sold att low rate and on good terms
Xmk aug r. ~. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
HMckwheat Fluur. &c,

EWckWhoNt FIOWr, &c.
. BBLS.
y half do Philadelphia Buckwheat Flour
6qr. do)
$500 los prime Rio Coffee
5 hhds very fine New Orenas Sugar
Just received AMI for sale by
ian 27 COHAGAN & WHfTTLE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
.MoAasae.. Yea, &c.

VOHN H. LADD ,ffers for sale
II hhds retailing moasses
3chests Young hyson tea, Z" Mentor" cargo
9pipes gin
6barrels sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscadel raisins
s. boxes yellow soap
lbarrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum colt
$50 sacks blown liverpool filed
$50 barrels No. 3 .t.,.,
so kids No. }
100 reams wrapping paper
400 gunny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
$40 grindstones
case combs, assorted sizes
Freehorn's pioaghs, mould boards, shares, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
ian 6-2m
Curing dyspepsia

OVrlNS UysVoYsHH.
yIEE subscriber has just received and offers for sae
L full AMI accurate account OF the new method OF
curing the Dyspepsia, discovered by O. Halstcad.
Philip on acute and chronic diseases.
The Dyspeptic Monitor, by 8. w. Avery, n. d.
also,
Asupply of Barton's Cough Drop,
,,n1s DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
dec 30-2m

AONs0 and StOrc tH NcNV"
THE STORE
$51 al the corner of King and slenry Streets late
S.s;.lly occupied by Mr.. John West, with the
49,. dwelling house attached The rent Will De
very reasonable to good tenant; possession VIII De
given Immediately
ian4 SAML w. LhNN'ON w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
For Rent,

EOf NeNls
One nr both the ,hree story
A63nA BRICK STORES,
W BID (adjoining the corner Of Fairfax 4 Prince
streets, now occupied b, iona shiiaber.)
They will contain from to $40 bbls -four from the
cellar to third story, and will be rented very low.
feb ls TAOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-10
District Of Columbia,

District OF COiNmDla,
.9lerandria County, SCI.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1880,
BENJAMIN Plum, Annas Sanford
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plup,
Compartments,
against I'm cHaNcERY
Joseph Biscoe Plum, Rebecca Eli
zabeth Plum, Sarah Fideis
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum, not having en-
ered his appearance aud given security according to
the statutes aud the rules Of this Court and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the said lo-
seph Biscoe Plum is not inhab'tant OF the District
of Columbia; on the complanants' motion, by their
counsel It Is ordered. that the said Joseph Biscoe
Plum appear here on, before, the first day OF she
next Apriterm of this Court and the bill of the
compliments, and give security for performing the de
crees of the Court, and that copy ct this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandria Phenix
Gazette for two months successfully, and another CO
py posted the front door of the Courthouse of the
said County
A Copy Test:
EDM l. LEE, C. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
NEW YORK MARKET Nv q,

C2Eee-Pfices well maintained To trims.
actions TINT have come to our knowledge, com rise
800 bags 8ruz,! at ii ceuts short price and ADM
Sags CG5a within Our range, UlaI31
Flour 8. Hegi-For Western Canal Flour III.
demand continues good, and sales are nude. about
as fast as 1t arrives, at So S7 as. The demand 10
almost exclusively for the Eastern markets. f.
southern Flour We reduce highest quotations
l25 cehts'rcr earrel-sales have been made of AL
eXandria and GeOra at sS5.50a5. G25 and hest
brands at S5.15 Soma Baltimore City sold NJ
S@.325, and lot or Howard Street at S575
Sales of Troy at 1851, and Corn Meal in bSrrel1
$50. Rye Flour continues scarce. '----;
frH|i-Some further sales of box Raisins bav.
been made at our rates, but the demand is OF yerv
oc'lvo. %51 S9E E hia!oga Lemons were sold by
auction at S53.5Oa3S73 per box, cash
RG;SidS.-Mangl, cus!5. s %; Bloom boy a1ol,
Muscatei, 3.25; Bunch, 3.37J
CraiR-'Fhe market Is hasa Of Wheat A small
lot OF superior Gcnesee brought about 100 cents.
Rye has further advanced Sales DIT sS cents. and
30 now asked. Corn is in better demand-salea oF
Northern yellow at 10 cents, and 1000 bushels in
error North Carolina at so cents Barley has ad
v'lced to 10 cents, at which sales of Western
have been made North River Oats so cents.
SPrif8-!al demand for French BrunSy. and
sales of J. J. Dupy at 150al55 cents. HonrglasS
itoilcnd Gin at 100 cents Some ST. Croix Rum.
Tor export at . cents. Whiskey remains withoui
change. BY auction yesterday, 81 barrels Mon
cngaheia brought $3.50 cents, cash. 81 pipes and
half pipes Holland Sd proof Gin 12Oal25 cents,
% mos and ~ Puncheons inferior Jamaica Rum es
cents. Rs. ~. p.
S~gai".-The market has been rather ouio,
ICO boxes Havana brown at u cents, cash, and a
small parcel of Porto Rico, cr export at 2 cents
short price cash, are the principal transactions.
"'He.-Pub!ic sales have been made of so caska
TenerifFee at 52076 cents; 46 ar casks and Ind',n
barrels SWEEP Malaga, inferior, 464a535 cts; A or
casks and lnda1 barrels dry Malaga iron bound
455a5l cohis; go baskets Cham paigns Ss.I2 SO.
and tO half baskets Sz.7S. Sales Of dry Malaga
by private contract, at 30 etc. and of the sC;oaciDs
brand at 55a57 cts-Pr Cur.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
To THE EDlrons OF THE Wu,e,

Gentlemen-Ihe readers OF your valuable paper
have not to learn the sigh less distance evce
Gen. JGckson's promises and principles while cIff-
ddate torlhe fresidenCy, ana iii' performances and
practices s.ncU he elected. His friends mourn
over his strange alterations. The tfienus OF liberty
and good government sigh al the thought of the
wide inroads made and contemplated by him TO be
made (f rc-eected) political ms buttons -
Can nothing be done to the Government
from the hands of intriguing panders, prostitutes
and parasites? Surely, institutions the honor
of our country, worthy some little eXertion to
save them from the banetul, the "inalign infu-
cnce" of JacksonSm.
Former Adamitcs, Clayites, Jucksontes, 1--WE,
have no Wrteans among u.s. unite III conforming
very many of Jackson's measures. Many in the
Congressional District represented by the Hon
Mark Alexander, are anxious THAT a delegate from
the district should be sent 10 the Baltimore Con
vention in December next. 1t has been proposed
that the citizens of the several counties, COMPOSING
that district should at their November, CnatantS
courts elect Delegates say from three to five in a
county That the delegates elected should Assem-
bic at Lawrcncevile. on the 29th day of the month
then and there, from their own body, or tine dis
trct large, to sccc suitable person to represent
the district in the Baltimore Convention Strong
houcs are entertained that the Convention will be
able to select enlightened patriot, capable and
willing to discharge the duties of President, without
the aid of Kendall, Lewis, Bair u Co. or any such
miserably weak and wicked statesmen
VIII you, Messrs. Editors, take the subject in
hand? few lines Of encouragement and eAhorta-
ton from you viii bring us to the point.
Gen. Jackson's reiterated declarations are to be
believed, (and who doubt the veracity of one
so frank-so far from seeking or desiring ofiice) he
wishes at tie end Of his present term to retire To
the Hermitage. The prevailing opinion is, ,hai
nothing but desire to ensure NJ. Var Gurcn's sue
ccs ion to the office, when vacated by himself, and
his implacable personal hatred of Mr.. Calhoun and
Mr.. Clay induces him to suffer himself to be run
again.
1t is question for consideration and deter
mination, whether not ti2 personal likes or dis
likes OF any man, Gen. Jackson himself, shall
impose rulers US, either directly Indirectly
Surely the spirit of liberty, of ropubicamism is not
yet extinct in the OLD DOMINION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

''o N'fIh and South have changed sides? ..Thrift
'',''' iiorauo'" on.the ons hand, appropriateness
/9uu extravaganza on the other. The policy was
,'''eu at the close of the late war, and Thrift
'UoNihg ahead provided for the change Thrift
changed capital from shipping to manufactures.
-, e i"'ProViuence sat with her arms folded, and
i"o inc DS'ehinan, went 70 mill with a stone n
one end OF his bag OF corn for balance because
MS Jd"er mad set tho example. Reverse the sys
'''h 10 morrow, and ten years would show the
Same result. We once heard of u Northern gentle
man, VINO SAID to Southcrner when complaining
Oh the grievances of tie Tariff "Sr, adopt any
system you please, pioUided yOu 1cH engage to
stc" 70 H. and we the North will give you carte
blanche" and he was right. Thrift can suffer but
temporary evil from the loss of capital in change
OF pursuit or occupation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
Saturday E3vcs,5assy, ,s0s,. $.

We publish part OF another article from the Nor
ioi& Herald, on the subject of the q. S. Bank The
en'rges are OF nature too serious to he overlook
Gu ana the concerns Of that Institution of too mo
"''i'ous Character to the public, to justify any
on oas pert in bringing to the notice of our
'e"ucrS any temperate remarks, on the conduct of
lis directors. The friends of that Institution may
rely upon IT. such charges ought to be met by facts
ana cogent reasoning or the U. S. Bank NAV be
numbered With things that were.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
NORFOLK RAcES

-. from The Norfolk Beacon OF YESTERDAY.
nc Race yesterday, over Garrison,s Conrse at
'racled fine company, from the fame of the horses
announced to take part in the contest. Only three
% the horses mentioned by us, entered at the stand
Annette, Bayard and Chanticleer The weather
was remarkably fine, and the in pretty order.
Gna The betting extra of the purse is believed to
have equalled $4,000.
me following is the result, giving the purse to
Col. Johrson's Annette:
Mr., Johnson's Annette,
Mr.. Whites Bayard 8 =
MIR. Wilson's Chantcleer.
Tims-lst !;eat, Sm 474s.-2nd beot. On, .n.
THIS day the Great Match Race,
For stake of $1,000, will take place at l o,eIl
Inc track Is N elegant order, and /, handsome con.
test may be tc oked Cor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

TIE London Morning Chronicle, of the 18th,
has the annexed editorial article respecting the Re
form Bill:
GA sort of earnest Of what we NAV soon EXPECT
in the House Of Lords was afforded last night it
an incidental discussion on the presentation by
Lord Radnor of Petition, signed by two ind;vi
duals III the name and on the behalf of an extensive
Political Union. Lord King having Observed that
1t the people quiet, sit was in the confidence
that the Reform Bill would pass; and if it should
not pass, then the enemies of the House would
say that 1T was high time to consider what was the
use of the House." Lord Wynford rose to order.
and said that he considered it disordeTly to say
that 1T was question whether The House was of
any use. His Lordship contcnded that nc was
perfectly in order, and that che only said, that in
case the Bill did not pass, the adversares Of the
House would for that reason, make it a question
whether the House vas of any use; and it was
their Lordships duty to take care that no such
pretence should be afforded them to make it
question, more especially he lcGs SORRY 10 san
that tits House Ind m great character 10 ioSc -
This raised something like storm. Some Noble
Lords were for taking down the words. The Mar
guess of Salisbury said ' was clear that atrocious
attempts were made to inAamc the minds of men,
of we-meaning men, against that House" On
second thoughts the motion was withdrawn; and
this was wise. Those who are most sore about re-
Elections on their character, have generally, very
little to lose, or such might be lost with adyan-
age. 1t is in the Old Bailey where discussions as
20 character are most edfying."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

MIR. JEFFERsoN's opinion of the stituiionqlity
ana erpediency of protective Tariff in Decsm-
Der, 1898
'" here nation imposes high duties on our pro
uuctons' or prohibits them altogether, it NAV be
proper Tor us to do the by theirs first 5urfhen
iag or eTcf"d'ng those productions Which they bring
mere IN competition 'ch oar o,on Of The same kind
selecting next such manufactures as ice take from
them in greatest quantiiy and ,ohich ar he sg i
zoe could the soonest furnish to ourselves or obtain
from other countries; imposing on them duties
lighter at first but heaoier and heauier qfter,ca,ds
as o'heT chaanetS Of supply OPEN Such duties ha
wing the effect ofindirect eaconraocncnt IN d,,,a
nc manufactures of the kind, may induce The
manufacturer to come himself into these States.
where cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and . vent
OF MS wares, free of duty may him the high
est profits from his skill and ineustryn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

DEfritin7 # Foetry.- Mr.. John Neal. nj
tempted, Wednesday evening, in an cxternpo.,
ranrous lecture sparkling ith beautiful though.
90 define 90 Try. was dgcult he .nid. 10 Give
any other than negative defniticn. II miobt
DO called something that could not be said in
prose. There 10 poetry in Guy thing that ex-
ats the mud. There - poetry im painting. il
sculpture. ~ architecture. 10 conclude an eie-
CANT climax winch b. had reached he ezcair,
ed, with mo effect, ,faaamni 10 noo EGE eng %
c ~ rs Engl1@d" Such q indlcrous bot perti
ncpt i u~Ia'i 'r. scJscd laugh tioaa oil omar
ers Port md Dli'y .Rdcsrttser.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

GREECE.-Capt Smith, from Smyrna and
Malta, arrived at Boston, brought papers Of the
latter place TO a late date. The Boston Courier
says they contain an account the destruction or
part ofthe Greek aect at Poros--Some Of the is
lands, having revolted against the authority Of Gu
Po d'lstra, Inc had ordered the frgate HoIlls and
corvette ship (the former built at New York, and
the latter at Leghorn for the Turks 70 be fitted
out to cndcavor to reduce the places his subject
ion but some Greeks set them oh fire. and BIO tn
ships were destroyed Cnpo dIstrias, IL was sta
ted, had gone on board tie ship of Adm. Ricard,
where he remained.
Letters from Hydra 70 lie goth August, state that
the people of that island in open rebellion
against tho authority Of the President Coun. Ca
DO dIstrias, and that Prince Mavrocordato and
Admiral Miaulis who distinguished himself so CON
sPicuousy in the struggle for independence are at
the head of the instruction. The beautiful dou
bic banked frigate Holas which was built in Ameri-
ca expressly for the Greeks aud a Greek corvette,
have been sacrificed in these dissentons; for the
Greeks, finding that Admiral Rcord, who
was on the spot with Russian armed force,
wanted TO take possession Of these vessels in the
nane Of the President, preferred setting FIRE TO
them and succeeded IN destroying them altogether,
| amer exchanging few shots with the Russian
ships.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
EvENING, NovEsaEsEn =. rsal

number OF fifteen votes the Republican par.
la'oI m getting the ascendancy in the !egi>la
t,a IN the county Of Burlington. where we
80 "' acknowledged majority of 500 or 1000
sT1'SS' The Jackson councillor beat our candidate
.'t t votes, and in the county of Cumberland
"nere VIC have majority of two hundred. onr op
%nehtS carried in one oftheir men with fur votes
cpipSraPs guard of fifteen swoys the desti
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

u The news IN some OF tho New York papers,
received here ~ to-duy's Mail, of later arrival,
and contradiction of the Fab of Warsaw, is no.
thing but hoax played of by the Courier and En-
quirer on its morning cotemporares whom it sus-
pected of copying from its columns, Without Civ
ing due credit. Some of them fell into the tran
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

9'h"'' wiih capital of 5000, 600 dollars, with
cco"S' 10 increase the same to 10000 900 dollars
o' INC ran poriaion of persons and their baggage
~" u''"or shch restriction that the same tolls
sun be paid in'o Tho canal fund for the carriage
o. an property other than baggage would be paid
.5' tue same property on the canal; and such fur
'her regulations as the Legislature may deem p-o
Also 10 incorporate a Company, 10 construct =
KAN Road from The village of Bu(rlo, in the conn.
~ OF Erie, by The way OF the Niagara Falls To- the
village ot Lewiston, in the county OF Niagara,
wi'h capital OF S2OO,COO, Tor the transportation
Oh passengers, goods, wages and merohapdze
BAH. inner.
.2@as-=--A ;-z7='=-zyf .s-,-Z.-..azz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

The Harrisburg In'elligencer of Oct Goth, con.
'aihs complete returns of the late election, and
c'aSsihes the votes Tor Jackson and Wolfe and the
opposition, and gives the following results of the
aggregate For Jackson and Wolfe SO, 776: Oppo-
suIon 0l'156: Majority against Jackson &. Wolfe
1850, and closes its estimate:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
- y " N9YRN.
From tie Norfolk Herald.

1t would appear from facts before ihc public.
mat from the time the President announce! his
views, the Directors of the Bank Instead of being
prepared Tor the worst, have determined to DEFY
the storm, by means that will certainty prove ruin
Gus to the interests oi tie country, as we'll as to
those o. the Stockholders in tho Glnk. Prudence
suggested caution in the operations of the Bank,
and policy the wisdom of not furnishing its oppo.
nen's with add tional causes tor objections.
A short review OF the operations of the D,ul
VIII be presented from December 1929, to Snv;enI
her. 1881 taken from doce.z,I.s furnished by th.
Directors.
Oebl ON n,o.es on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
pE11tAnEI.PIIIA tLnnrr -

Supsrhuo Flour Of choice brands is selling -
1852, and sales confined to retailers and bakers.
Rye Flour continues scarce. Sales of Corn Me7I
in barrels on Saturday at $3.50; it may now d.
borgat Tor $685.. no change in Wheat or Corn
but Rye, Oats and Fi11secd nave been sold a. bigb
or prices than laet week. Whisky is lower, apS
dull Of sols.-P Cur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

NoRFoLK, Nov. 2.-Suear Cane.-A rriopd
sentod US yesterday with stalk of Sugar Cane of
iHXrTiant growth, viz: about feet high and ~
men IN diameter, containing quantity Of rich sac
Of Capt. II. Savage, near Hampton Sovarni snr
pies OF 1T were sent here yesterday. 1t leaves no
dount OF the songeniaIty Of soil and climate to
the culture of this valuable staple Rsacon.