davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

VIE SUP c'iber wishing 10 dispose OF his Real E,-
tate Ia CAb-'i county offers the following proper
Ior sale TO "t:-one Farm en- Gayandote river, a.
oOu' eight mites above IDS mouth combining 2ll acres
Aeeshuy "aiered, 100 OF which is bottom land under
goo, isnce aud now in cultivation. Any person who
"'"es 10 rel tobacco, and would farm in this
couny' would DO well to purchase, have raised
'a crops on the same, aud shipped them 10 Phil de-
phia' where they have rated high as any tobacco
rom any part OF The Union. That is to s4y they have
neued' alter paying all expenses, from SO TO 81 per
ioOlbs, and froro that TO 6 or doliar..
viii also cell the lick House AMI Lot al this time
occupied by Mr. Joseph Gardyr, in the town of Bar
oonrsVilie; besides, a Farm House and Lot. i1 the
sshe place.Snd one Lot within the vicinity. All Of
which may be had on aecommoJa Jog tsr,ns bv 40.
plying TO the subscriber.
jan 90 S3-2wa3t ABSAIOM HOtDFcRv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

NUIIIEis ereby Rvcr, hat a Called Meeting d
tn Stockholders II the Rivanna Navigation Com.
paty Will be held in the Courthouse OF Abemarle
county, in the town OF Charlottesville, on the ffs
igesday alter TIE 6rst Monday 10 February next
when ma,'er impottau TO the interests OF tie oomra
ny will be submitted for consideration.
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
DAN'L y. CARR, See. Riv. Nav. Co.
len. 6, 1881. Ts-vIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01
House, Sign, Chairs and Ornamental Painting, cid.

ing, &c.
TEJHE subcfibsr, truly grateful for the patronage he
u has received during the lost ten years, respect
fully informs the eilzsns Of Richmond, aud the public
generally, that he has taken great deal OF pains TO per.
feet bmseii in his profession, aud invites them to coll
at bis old aod. next door to the Compiler oihce, and
examine his limitations OF wood and marbles
Orders from h- country ia his line attended 70.
Dec. lt. 64-tf. e.. W. Mc6lNNESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-01

UNOR RENT the next year, or to be leased for two
NJ or more years, the Store house and premises on
E. Street the Bell Tavern, at present occupied by
Mr.. A. w. Nollug The soor itself is large and COM
modious, and has besides freproof Lumber house,
communicating with the rear. The upper stories are
we'll adpted to the accommodation of family.-Pos-
session can be given the LIST day OF January next.
Apply to the subscriber in Norfolk.
Dec 25 69-n JOHN III. LEE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
FoR TIE WnIo

AT timo of great and fearful excitement like
The present. any thing that is calculated TO produce
serious and sober inquiry into the tendency of
passing events, must be productive of benefit 10
the public. A pamphlet entitled ga Letter to an
Orthodox Minister on Rcvvals of Religion" has
MADE lis appearance in this city, and is now for
sale at the bookstore of Mr. Sanxay. The author
OF this hasty sketch has read it, and asks permits
SION to recommend to others its perusal 1t APP
pears that Reverend Divine of the Orthodox
Church had roundly asserted ssthat none but or
thodoX sects were favored with religious excite
ments." The author of the pamphlet now recon-
mended to the public comhats the assertion, and
by plain and unvNrnshcd but strong and ire
sstIble statement Of facts, proves conclus!velv
the taisity OF the assertion, by showing that roviv-
SCALED religious, do not depend upon the pccu-
mar religious opinions of any denomination. That
those excltemcnts have taken place with the Ana
baptsts, the Quakors tho Trinitarians tho Uni
tarians, tho Methodists, 60. Sc. Sc and tina t
even some (but God be thankcd) but Il few of the
members OF the Episcopal Church havc fallen into
the foliies and extravagancies resnltinp frem this
religious mania. Hc affrms that the whole matter
Is brought into operation by human machinery. and
that therefore, the idea of its beiag produced by
spiritual means and measures, is repudiatcd by the
TACT, That the effect has been the Same with de
nominations OF christians, utterly at war with each
other, upon doctrines essentially and vitality differ
ent III their character. He adverts with great
force and effect to the fact, that the feelings Which
converts profess to enjoy, from regcneratng iaflu
1ices' are deceptive ana Iusory, and shews that
the testimony which they offer, cannot he relied
on, as by its admission, it would prove that the
God whom we adore, is whimsical and inconsistent
The Mahometan feels that his religion is from
Heaven The Swcdenborgian feels that his mister
was dlvlncly commissioned. The Shaker feels
that his nimal excitement is the operation of the
Almighty. The deluded Fanatic feels that hiscra-
zy dreams are the suggestions of divine wiscom
and that his contortions and writings are the spe
ciai work OF the holy spr.t-and thus each b got
m Hrna rItyl,o ho
realize until reused from his disturbed dreams TO
witness such scenes of carnage and bloodshed as
have lately been produced by religious exctcments,
or by the perusal of such works as the pamphlet
here described, which if it shall tend (as I verify
believe 1t WILD in any way TO open the eyes of a
deluded world, is surely at the present eventful
period, worth its weight gold.
A LOVER OF ORDER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

turn them out. Mr.. Branch cxcmpts the Prosi-
ocnt from all ccnsure in his removal, no doubt
Cohsiucring him as merely tool in tho hands OF
Mr. van Buren,. So do wc-but not the less
countablo tor that. With all this Mr. Berren had
hothiiig to do-his motive for not rcsigning was
totally different, wo tako il, from tho Secretaries
Inc result is well known. Mr.. Van Buren, did not
oarc turn out these Calhoun Secretaries whih
nc himself should remain in Office, and there
upon resigned. There was u whirlwnd rising
and no ono sccs clearer and farther ahead than Nj
Van Buren, when his personal interest is concern
co. lie found necessary TO withdraw for time from
the coming storm. So far therefore, it seems apan
drawn battle, but this is also only in appearance
No one suspected of Calhounism will lc fouril In
Inc new Cabinet. The party is prescribed, and
yet 1t Processes to be in favor of the recollection of
ocn jackson. And will it thus lick the foot which
spurns III ne will not believe it. The coming
winter will devolopo tho fruit of tho seeds bown
tho last spring. Tho next session of Congress-
will be stormy, and Gen, Jackson may findIhim-
self in minority in both houses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

Uohowng persons, was appointed by the chair
Earit vi. suaHcs, Richmond Terrili, Charles "
himbrough, William Overton Imcian Minor. Mich
o.as ). Poindexter, Thomas johnson, Edmund
icsuleton: Hugh Goodwin, Jr. Dr. VIM. Goodwin
and Wm Waddy, and on motion. Uor,t;o q W.;
SION was added to the committees to report , sn;
apie preamble and resolutions; who haying retired
Ic'urhed and made the following report by their
Chairman, CART NJ. Quarles. The committee TO
whom has been referred the subject of tho AIT;
Tariff Convention proposed to be held ot Pb;I,doi
Phia on the 30th of September 1881 bep leave In
report the following resolution:
L. fcsofred, That we solemnly declare q warm
attachment to tho union of the Stat
"a. fesotred That we do explicit rs sd percmp
tory declare, that we view thu powers of the Fcd
erai government resulting from the compact To
which the States arc parties as limited by the
pian sense and intention of the instrument const;
.u'ns tnat compact. az no farther valid than they
arc authorized by the grants enumerated in that
compact; and that in of deliberate palpabIc.
ana dangerous exercise of other powers not GRAN
ted by line said compact, the States who are parties
!n.rc'o' nave the right, and in duty bound to
lnterpose for 0rrcsting the PROGRESS of the evil ,pJ
Tor maintaining within their respective limits tho
authorltles, rights, and liberties apper,aining to
them. W
ID. hesolrcd, That consider the laws of Con
gSS usually called the Tariff laws for the protec.
lion vi manufactures as unjust, unconstitutional
ana mpolitc, producing in their effects tho onnr..
atom vi oIc portion of the community for the ben
eh' OF enthusiastically creating sectional zeal
ousies ana excitements which should ut all times
be avoided, and against which we have been partic.
ularly warned f'
an; fesoired, That we highly approve of the an
titarif convention proposed to be held Il, Phadel-
phia Tor the purpose of concerning such measures,
DIS II may deem best calculated to produce Il repeal
Oh the SAID odious laws far they go TO protect
manufactures, and not with view to raising the
necessary revenue for the purposes of the Govern
meEt.
5th. Resolved, That Philip P. Barbour. ESQ he
appointed and requested to represent this meeting in
said Convention.
9th. Resotred, That copy Of the foregoing re-
solutlons be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and sent to Philip p. Barbour, Esq with request
that he accept the trust hereby conferred on him.
9TH Resoiucd. Tint the foregoing proceedings be
sent to the Editors of the Enquirer and Constitu-
uonal Wing for publication-all which were unani-
mously adopted by the meeting.
III. G. WINSTON, Chairman.
CART NJ. QUARLEs, Sec'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

From the State of MAINE we learn that at the
late election Governor SMITH has been reelected
but probably by diminished majority He is a
supporter OF the present Administration of the
General Government. There are signs of n change,
however, i'll the politics of the State. Portland
the Chief commercial town of the State, has been
Tor the last year or two represented by friends of
the Administration. Last year it elected Jackson
representatives by more than hundred majority
This year two out of the four Representatives cleo
ted are National Republicans. The Daily Adver
user speaking OF this result, says "This year we
had as usual the whole Custom House posse the
Post Office, and the State officers arrayed against
us but in the front of their phaianx backed bv the
U. 5. Treasury, we have carried two of the four
epresentatives."-Na Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
VE'eessses@ay EUcs,t,,g. Sept. 91.

u FOREIGN NEWS.-It never rains but it
Pours.-We have accounts by slips from the New
erk offices to-day, of arrival arrival, each lat
er than the preceding. The latest is the ship Ala
bama, bringing Paris dates to Aug. 6, being II
days later than by our previous accounts. The
news is highly interesting and volumnous. We
have been obliged to give condensed abstract
only.-Poland still stands erect and unterrifed.
We conclude Maj. Eaton's reply to-day. The
appendix consists of certificates referred 10 in the
reply, Maj. Eaton's letter challenging Mr.. Bcr-ien
and the correspondence between Mai Eaton's
friend and Mr.. Berrion's. We publish only Mai.
Eatons letter, as we have already devoted as much
room to his reply az we can sparc.-Mr. Bcrriens
answer it seems was returned to him by Maj Eutons
friend as irrelevant and of course not published,
and upon further demand by Maj. L. for satisfuc-
ton Mr.. B. refused to give il because his letter had
been returned. So the matter rests No doubt Mr.
Borrien will publish his answer in his forthcoming
publication.
In closing the publication of Maj. Eaton's reply,
VIC cannot permit it to pass without some further
comment. SO far it relates 10 Maj. Eaton per.
sonally, doubt not it will produce the deepest
sympathy, for his wounded feelings, wounded in
the tendcrest point.
In justice to Mr.. Bcrricn vo must say, that in
our opinion Maj. Eaton has failed, totally failed,
in connecting him in the rcnotest degree with the
ntriguos on The part Of tho friends Of Mr.. Calhoun,
to control the President through his cabinet. IN
less we are greatly mistaken Mr. Borrien is not and
never has been the political friend Of Dir. Calhoun,
much less bis partizan.
Our readears will we'll remember predictions
at the moment Of Cen Jacksous election, founded
on tho heterogeneous nature of tho party, that
there would be a bzeach in the two factions in less
than twelve months The recent developments
prove that the President had not reached Wash
| ington before the Van Buren, and Calhoun parties
commenced their operations. The appointment
Of the Cabinet the Grst contest, and it eeemed
nearly drawn battlc--but If vas only seeming
| The lEtlo Dutchmau, the arch Magician himself
had place close by tho Presidents car, aud the re
suit has been what was anticipated. The Calhoun
party was completely routed, and Maj Eaton him
/ SELF shows how anxious the Premier was that Ing
ham and Branch should resign, These gentlemen
however saw as far into the matter as others, anC
tseg we're dsss=znined that the Prsmtsr sheul'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
Patent Floor On CaofJ,s.

TETALKER g. BOOTH, agents for tho
W manufacturers, ready TO furnish potent
floor oil cloths of a superior quality, to fit any
room or entry without a seam. On hand, q good
assortment OF on Goth suitable FOR carriage ma
kcrs. porDrtit cloth, &c. &c.
w. s. y offer for sale a large assortment OF
PAPER UANGlNGS, with every description ~
brrirts 10 match Feather beds and mattresses.
wor. ted damask, embossed and wate1ed moreens
0f every shade Of colour, six frinpes, curtai,,
ornaments plain aud figured hair cloths of eve
~ width, and in fact every article usually found
ia Paper HanGngs and Upholstery establish.
meD'; Oh OF vi jch offered on sccemr1oda-
ing terms. SIT G-eOI2iif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

W The suggestion that the negro committed to
inc JAN OF Baltimore County, run away, was
the celebrated "Generdl Nat" the prime mover of
This fellow was from the Northern Neck in Viz
gina, had been some time employed by person
IN Georgetown, whose horse he stole and made
OIL for Baltimore, where offering the horse for sale
at price which excited suspicion, he was appre
hended and committed to Jail, whence he has been
duly handed back TO the authorities of the District
to be prosecuted for horse stealng--N. Herald
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
Cotton Yarsas, Coffee, sc.

Cation Yarns, Coffee, sc.
VHSHE Subscriber is now receiving, and
"a cfTi,rs far sale
@oOo lbs petersburg cotton yarns, factory prices
200 bags Porto Rico and Rio coffee
ID bids cheap n sugars
do prime st Croix do
80 80 b bIs Lonfund lumpdo
SO small chests imperial and gunpowder tea
bags pepper
do ginger X
do allspice
DO boxes taow candles
10 do sperm do
90 do starch
81 reams writing and wrapping paper
IS boxes fresh bunch raisina
large bales almonds
70 nests wood boxes
IS doz bed cords and leading lines
SO small casks genuine Malaga vino
10 or do Sicily Madeira do
% hhds prime retail moasses
500 lbs Spanish soal leather
200 casks cut nails, assorted
tons country iron and plough patos
1000 sacks Ashton's Liverpool salt
lOO Nova Scotia grind stoncs
so bbls mackerel No l. 9 und3
100 do n clipt behring's No l, with a variety
Of other articles.
IL Country merchants and dealers will please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA J.-FRY,
SPIT ~ Next door to Orhs, DUsLop 81 Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

NEW YORK MARKET, Sept 17-2 P. NJ.
The arrivals of Flour are very small, and the
demand increasing. This morning fair to rood
brands Of Western brisk at 5,G2}a75, and fancy
brands 5,sl. Cotton is selling rather freely al for
mer prices. Moasses is quite firIn--pcrhaps n
shade better Sugar steady. Coffee no excite
mont at this moment. TIE news from Europe
mas diminished the eagcrncss of the buyers in ashes
There Is slight pressure in the money market
the demand is quite brisk at higher interest, the
banks being unable to saPPly all the demands OF
appIcanis.--Jnlv. Con
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
Loan Of IHmtY-fUs JHousand DoInrs.

Loan Of 1hrty.fUs thousand Dollars.
3 N pursuance Of an Ordinance OF the City OF
K Richmond passed 18th Sept. 1881, I shall. offer
for sale at the Merchants Coffee House TO tho
highest bidder on Monday, 24th October next, ut
II o'clock, Thirty.fre Thousand Dollars of Cify
StocE bearing an interest Of FIVE per cent pava.s
bic quarterly at the Chambcrlan's Office, and re-
decmabc on the LIST of January, 1850. No portion
"t the Stock will be cold for less than par nor any
bid received for n smaller sum than five hundred
dollars or Il fractional part Of that sum.
WIN. ?. SHEPPARD, Char,berlain.
sent lT-D1y. ids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

Eg ARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c--In n
4 q bout two weeks, in the house lat ely oscupi
ed by Biann 8. Valentine ne Dry Goods Store.
will be opened large and general assortment OF
Hardware and Cutlery, which will BIO sold on a.
reasonable terms as Gt any other establishment
in the city.
Spt 1o-etf MANN S, VALENTINE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

At a largo and respectable meeting of the Cit-
Iens of Louisa County, held at the Court House on
OF being court day. 90 take into consideration the
propriety Of sending delegate TO represent the
county of Louisa in tue Anu-Tarif meeting to be
held at Philadelphia on tho both of this month,
on motion, Horatio G. Winston was called 10 the
Chair, and CART VI. Quarles was appointed Sec
yetary On motion, committee, consisting of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

Il Frances and Exit, from New York, large
and very complete assortment of seasonab!e
DRY GOODS,
w Inch have been purchased at auction in New
7 erk, principally with money! and are ffered at
l very reasonable advance on first cost; they
ire n Part as follows:
Extra super blue and black cloths and cassis.
Do do. brown and olive green
Drab and steel mixed do. do.
Pellsse aud meTlno cloths, assorted
Sd, ga and Ga heavy blue cloths, for SER
wants
Supetfine, fuo and Common sat;inets
Mackinaw striped and point blankets
9-lO, IL and 1874 rose ditto
White. red, gecn, black and yellow fanuels.
Ladies lambs wool, wors,ed, silk cotton
plain, random and embroidered hose
Scotch, French and English ginghams, pain
ted muslns and baltlslc
Best ltai an lustring and figured mandarines
Back and assorted Gro de Naples
Paris style checked do.
Grape de leon and pamyrine
A large and beautiful assortment Of fnncy
hdkis. and shswis, from % cents to 25 doll
lars
Plain and figured muslins
Camhrics, jnconct, checked muslin
Thread cumbric hdkf-. and kenting
Null, book and rich striped muslins
CalIcoes. very large assortment, oil prices
ana qualities
Plain and figured bombazats and circassians
Crcassan p!n id Tartan ditto
Super 6-4 and SIS black bombazine
Irish linen, extra fine and middIing quality.
Dlmnsb clipper and napkins
Garment and furniture dinitics
White and black bobbinet and gauze wells
Al and Cd plain and figured bobbret
a beautiful assortment of thread and gimp Ia
ces and edgjngs
Furniture and apron checks and paids
Beachcd and brown shee!iugs and shirtings
Bed ticking end cotton diapers
Cotton and linen oZDaburgs and dowlss
Ladies aud gcTternen's gloves, all prices
Pins, needles, tapes, bobblns, spool and floss
cotton
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Florida, Lavender aud Colongc water
Fancy soaps, Preston salts, &c. SC.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices, for cash. Having given Mr.. William
Brecden interes, in the business he will
alwayS be found ready TO attend such wholesale
and retail purchasers as may please to favour
us with their custom
MANN s. VALENTINE
White Buildings, corner Of 18th and II. streets,
Shokce HUI Sc l4-c9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

In our advertising columns will be found propo.
sails by Mrs. Barney of Baltimore, for publishing,
by subscription, Memoirs of the late Commodore
Barney. The work, we have no doubt, will merit
and receive u liberal PATRONAGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
TDe Constitutional essnte,
Tuesday Ecesss,ss, Seps. go.

In complying with the request oftho Ant-T
inoo'ing OF Chesterfield 10 publish it's proceedings,
VIC cannot refrain from paying just tribute to the
beauty OF its STYLE tho force of its reasoning and
the moderation of its language. From such men
the Union has nothing to fear
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

Warning TO Post Mastsrs.-The Post Master
General has lately decided that if Post Masters do
not give due notice to the publishers in case onv
papers are not taken from their Offices sfheu are
liable to pay the sum Whieh ,oould be due from
subscribersn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

- we learn from the Florida papers, that Col
GADsDEN has accepted the appointment to the En-
g,neeF corps recently conferred him by the Pres
gress at the election in October next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
GROCERIES,

GROCERIES,
Ep ECElVED by tho latest arrivals from Phila
IA delpha and New York,
90 hhds st Croix sugar
3 pipes Coguac brandy
half do do do (ver; superior)
pipe Swans gin
so boxes brown soap
SO kegs crackers
90 boxes imperial tea
80 boxes Bead!es starch
hhds old jan aica rum a
kegs liquor colouring.
Together with many other articles, VIII iet6nn.
renders our assortment very complete.
SPIT JNO. V. WILCOX Jr g. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
,gfD RE.R' Ee8,S%EEVga

as now rccylvn9 bp ne ship JUlion from Lry-
q orpool, lis Fell Supply Of
HARD EYARE AND CUTLERY.
mak'ng his assortment very perfect. He ha..
also received the agency Of Clarke g. Steeps
'cnrranted PATENT BALANCES, end will
Keep constaGtig on hand full supply, weighing
from zoo E, 100 his
SEPT 9--deo5t--CElA9,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
DIED,

On Saturday tho l7;h, in Caroline county. 7qsd
%, Glrs. ChRoL;Ea N. kE4v, wife of olin " Kean.
and daughter Of Nr. Humphrey Hi. This excel
lent woman was bc!oycd and respected by all who
On The 2ist Sept. 1881, Mrs. Ayv Pn1cnsnD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

The Paris dates by this ship are TO the 18th Au-
gust.
ii will be perceived that the news from Poland is
more favorable, and that the investigation into the
conduct Of Schrynccki, has resulted in his honora
bic acquttai. This has produced union aud con-
cert among them, and will enable them ia resist
with renewed energy the Gssarl's or thcr enemies
The Dutch have quietly Withdrawn from Boil
gum, IN consequence of an amicabIe convention
with Cen Gerard, VINO, With bis army, will accom-
Pany them 70 the frontier
lbe minister of War has announced 10 the
Chamber of Deputies, that the French army would
not leave Belgium, but would take such positions
as would prevent the return Of the Dutch troops
and give time TO the Belgian army to rcorgauizc.
Accounts from Warsaw. dated the 9Dib IuIv
stale that the Lithuanians and Vohyuisns have re-.
CelVed and TO prosecute the war against Russia The
ro,sh Diet prepared proclamation to stimulate
ana encourage the nation. 1t appears that the
utmost harmony and union prevail in Warsaw
"'s' 'i'e jAosi jJaicous military plans have bcor
zen whichgore kept in profound sscret,-and l,at
the most P2tciotio resistsecs wiz s mac, bv t.
1 80 % me RUSSIAN hordes. All tear had a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

Book a1sd BOO EPis5 tss2g slDssc
M 9E7c SgSa5g d5EgSesc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET

LIVERPOOL MARKETS, August 5.
COtion-The Cotton Market was duIl last week,
and the prices of the lower desc rptons Of Amcri-
can and Brazil have declined I'd per ID. The total
sales amount only TO 8}0J bags The imports re
1914 No..