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~ Orleans part prime
10 brls TO do
30 boxes and u bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India moasscs
10 do and GO bhls n. .. do
ESQ bags coffee, Java, Laguira, s.. Jago, Rio &,
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, S,ycdcs, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear. German and blstcred steel
Is tons pig iron
80 kegs cut nails and bruds, assorted
10 do wrought do
NovaScoia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Caifskins and upper do
800 BucBos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port, Scuppernopg, h.uscat, : Vine
And dry and sweet Malaga
90 ticrces rice
H. ticrces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. 3 BY 10, 6 by 9 and 0
by /, In whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CopperHs, alum, salt pelrc, birthstone
PImcnto. pepper ginger. indigo
Gunpowdcr, lnpcrlai and black tea
Segars, bottle Cork5
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bargiur
S!itCrs soap and candles
NuscGtcl raisins
Flax seed
@ 900 lbs bacon
600 terces ThomGson luc
800 brls tar
50 bbls No. ,. mackarcl, prime por,;
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassia pearl barley
Glass, carthcn and stone ware
Whitimore's cotton and wool cards
Iinseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings shirting7
Broad cloths, &c. &C. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from The Appomattpx Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WE'RE 81 CO
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NOTICE.

n II. BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
|C his customers and the public ofhis daily eXpec-
otlon from Philadelphia Of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for Kitchen
|Gardcn-and can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them as genuine.
N. b. y. III. II. feels thankful 10 lis friends and
no public for their liberal patronage during the past
fCnson. dec 4
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KWALTHALLS best chewing tobacco, Cor So
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H AVE received and are now opening, genera
II III assortment Of Staple g. Fancy Dry Goods, ofthe
atcst Notwithstanding IN part, of
Black, b!uc, brown and Give cloths, assorted
Valencia, toInrt and swansGown vcstInGs
Plain and fancy forentInc and marsccs do
Supcrfnc, mlddliug and common sattHcyts
Striped plaid and plain lnscys
Single and double millnd Jerseys
Rose, point and duflc blankets
Superinc white and assorted fannCls
Tartan plaids and camblcts
Black and ColourCd bombazcit5
French and English merino cloths
M"rIno circ0ssans. assorted colours
English and French Jet bOmbazlncs
a lnrgc assortment Of fancy prints and Einghams
9-G. I'D and Cd cambrick and inconct musllns
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded iaconcts
Sd bordcred Swiss and jackonct crayais
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English und India flag and bandauua hdkis
Imitation cotton do assorted
Black, white and scarlet mcr.no shawls
ThlbCt and cashmere do.
Worsted barcgc, Tibet and mcrno bdkis.
Fancy silk, barogc and craze hdkis and sca5ia.
Rich changcablc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros dcs indies
Black and changeabIr figured maudlrincs
Black Italian us'ring, su criur quality
Heavy company satin ana lCvuntlnC5
Sarsnet snnshew and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin Grapes
New style belt and bonnet ribbauds
Lace capcs pclerucs & forcllis, OF the latest ST yc
Black and white lace wells
Laccs, odgngs and qulllings, assorted
~ and white and black bobbinct laccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black md white, worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and gcntlcmcn's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and supcrinc ingram Carrc'Ings and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and shcciings
Table diaper and dlmask
Brown and blcaChcd Russia slcctjng
Scotch oanaburcs md I'cklrubur~s
Heavy cotton oTnaburgs
Brown aud blcochcd shirlings and shCCiings
Checks, paids, ticklngs, J'uns, etc which witt
fsrhcr supplies daily expected, VIII he sold at Tn
lowest r''"C.. OCT o--t4
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DAPER.-rhe subscriber has received a supply
Of foolscap and letter paper, among which Is
me very superior blue laid.
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determined in he General Court OF Virginia
BIN 1880 to 1910. By Thos. Jefferson. Price $ %.
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From The Boston Co1o'ier.

70 CABiNET MAKERS. Wanted at Washington, deliverable
o '' w
BeTegu complete, well mounted with brnsS-the drawers
maze 10 slide both ways with springs well concealed
SO te1 mat there will be danger of sPling the
IN case should be turned f9ysg tTuy To contain writing
apparatus so CONSTRUCTED furnish manuscript will read
ocS"dus or forwards OF doWi may suit the
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rntr'aI' not important provided will match the odhickoy,
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that IT may be easily 1emoved
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The London Courier of the evening of the 3fst
OF March 1.-THE latest paper received) contains the
following letter from its Partisan correspondent IN
der date Of the 99th-
IL have the satisfaction Of stating, that our Gov
eminent IS on the eve Of taking measures the result
OF which will be to conclliate the dignity of France
with the real interests Of the friends Of liberty in all
Europe. What we had learned aboIt acrimonious
discussions between Sebas,iani and the Austrian
Minister here, is amply confirmed Yesterday H.
Cassimir Perrier went down 70 the Chamber of De-
puties, with message from the Grown REQUESTING
an extraordinary vote Of 100 million francs in case
9F var; md re stated It the Egmo tt7e that the &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

MADE TO SELL."-We learn from the Philadei-
Pma Sentinel that several two and three story
brick houses which were "beinp buili" in thot civ
have fallen down within few days past In one
case two OF the vorkmen narrowly scaped with their
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clerk of Messrs. Dixon s. CO. of chanceru Ian,
has a6sconded with about E25OO, which he took
from the drawers, and on the same evening embar-
ked Tor Administration Observer,
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WooI.-Within few weeks an agent has been
in this town offering as high as sixty-seven cents
per pound for wool, not Of the first quality
.NelO Hampshire POSI-
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Capt. Harvey arrived at Key West from Lisbon,
reports that the American vessels captured by Don
complain that The American Government has done
nothing for their relief
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a CoMrEMPTIBLE IMposrIoN.-Fhree citizens OF
Chicot county. (who happened here on businessl
called or US few days ago, and informed u.s. that
the account which we pub shed in the Gazette of
the I'd instant, of three having been killed In
fracas, in that county, on the 10Th ult is gross
falsehood-true in of it's parts except that the
parties named had fight, in which they were all
more or less inIured bu' none of them dangerously.
.416on,co (1n~sf,1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

DISTRESSING SHIpwREcK.-The Halifax Jo,lr
tnal of the 18TH states that the brig Billow, CAP
tam Dennis, from bermuda for Halifax, with dis
charged soldiers, under charge of Lieutenant Liston
81st Regiment and their wives and children, vas
lost on the Ragged Islands, IN the gale of the 9th
inst. and all on board persisted It appears by her
papers which drifted ashore, that there were 81
women and children, and 80 men, besides the crew.
on board.
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letter from Vienna, says-"Young Napoleon
mas recently been at the Court of the EN-
peror for the first time He tall and yerv elepane
looking youth, with countenance full of intelliae1ce
afterwards met hun at party at the English En-
bassadors where he delight ed the circle in which he
moved by the ease and familiarity of his conversation
and his general knowledge Marshal Marmont, with
white cokude, and Marshal Mason, with a tris
coored cockade, were presen, upon the occasion
Young Napoleon talked freely with both these per-
sons The stories that prevail, relating his Monk
ish habits, are quite untrue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

LORD BRoUGHAM's MorTo.-Looking over the
British papers, CHANGED to glance my eye over what
purported to be the Lord Chancelor's motto. II ID
il these words, and very neat pun:-Pro Rege,
Leg1 Gregg; which either signifies, for the King,
the Law, and the People, or, for THE KING, read
errors of the Press in that way-.qmerican.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

descended from his finciiul height of unsharot
public disintcrestcdness, to take his rlaco by tho
sdc OF the lnnu,mcrablc host of Treasury Patriots
Those will wonder at The descent, who believed in
the reality of the elevation.
But was not Mr.. Randolph entitled to his salary
and outfit! Certainly; the law allowed it TO him
Ii he staid only ten days at ST. Petersburg and
rendered no service in person, he yet left an able
substitute in that ''pa-lous boy" Master Clay--and
f"' t"cit per alum, Jacu per Sc If Master Clay
is competent to frame protocols with the Tallcy.
rands, Mattcrn;chs and Po2zo di Rorgos TO watch
over the interests and tic the balances Of EN-
pIrcs, 1t is Just the to the U. States us rs il
MIR. Randolph had tarred.
We may pcrlnPs. be suspected, and we confess
not without some reason, of defending Mr. Ran
doph through interested motives; seeing tho elise
affinity between our respective trips TO ST. Peters
burg and Bucnos Ayrcs follow feeling makes
US wondrous kind, and nobody ought TO wonder
that peed cs wo have been by Jacksonians for six
years, on account of that famous expedition 10 tho
| LA Plata, should wish, Tcuccr like. to taku
shelter behind the sovon fold shiod of AR. Ran.
! dolph
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~" Our Reporter having been called out Of the
House Of Delegates on Saturday, before its ao-
Journmcnt, the following ling which took
place after he Jeff the Hall, was omitted The in
tcrest Of the subject claims for it Z place.
DELINQUENT LANDS.
MI GALL.HEa, in offering tho following rcsnlu-
tons, remarked, that lie ILL tending the tnio for
rcdeomiug Delinquent Lands, having passed boil,
Houses, he thought tl.o present proper time to
propose re"ision of tie .cA1e sysIen ii had beer.
stated the other day, that rot more than one man
in tho State, fully understood the czistinn laws
upon the subject of lands. II so, (and he feared
there truth in the remark) certainly it
was high time to do something. lie was for rem
Gerng the whole matter plain and simple lie did
not wish unnecessarily to disturb Tho system, bat
lie had no idea q seeing valuable lands rendered
iiab!o TO forfeiture for The gross inaccuracies and
Irregularities Of commissioners and shoyiiS. Tho
people Of Jefferson were always able and willing,
to pay the taxes on their lauds-they were willing
that the IaHd itself, should DO liable for the Com
monwoalths taXes--but they could not consent to
have their homes taken from them, after a lapse of
forty yc1rs, for fault Of theirs. Mr.. c. had
never heard OF sale of land i'm his county. for
taxes, according to the provisions of the laws oa
this subject, existing prior to 1915 and yet many
denqucncIes for previous years arc presented, and
| the lands threatened with forfeiture. There was
absolute and crying Injustice III such course, and
he hoped the remedy would bo chcer(IilIy accord
| ed. lie wouid give the Commonwealth every IA
ciIity tor tie collection of taXe; but ho would re-
ducc the rate OF damages; and if tho remedy was
not used, either by sale Of personal cstotc or OF
| Il portion of tho laAd itself, on tho promises hs
would nterposc bar to all further prococdings
| The resolutions follow:
! l. ReSOiUed, That the Committee n Finance he
instructed to enquire into the expodicncv Of re-
yisng tho land laws of this Commonwealth and
of reducing into tho several acts providing for
the collection OF taxes upon lands, as to sinlpii-
| IA ike 1Choic system.
| ,. Resp!red, That said Committee bo insiruciod
70 inquire into tie czpcdiency Of so amending the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23
MIR. RANDOLPH.

a correspondent says it was asked Of Mr.
Randolph when making ono Of his late fpcechcy,
If he had received tho outfit Tor his Mission TO
Russia, but not answcrod-and wishes TO know If
We have any information or the subject.
We have means Of procuring official infurma-
ton, but it is reported and Lo'icYcd hcrcabou tina,
'ho honorable gentleman, ty great oud vistuous
effort, has subdued his morbid aversion 10 Treasury
pap, and walked into Uncle Sam Tor tho full
amount Of outfit, years salary, md in6t-total
'S22'5Oo. Those who know Iis Observation-Disclosures
so well; proclaimed through five ard twenty years,
ny himself and all his admirers; may Judge Che
F'ng which 1t gave this patriot, who never would
ask any thing for himself, but did all Cor orc OF
the People, 70 make this heavy pull uron the PEG.
pies "corn crib" BouhtIcss there was sore
struggle in his breast between Gisr;orrss % ,a.r:o,
ism ard pride or tao ono han5-saJ desire 10
clutch tie "sii'sr" oa t..o o.lor. Haa... "a;uF-
'Jiumphcd, md no Fd5u. OF E5a~-.,. hs.
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From the Ne,c York Epcninp Journal.


TnE OgGANs.-Tho Richmond Enquirer and Al
5any Argus have for some months imagined them
selves TO he III the confidence Of Martin Van Blu
ron. Don't fattcr yourselves, gentlemen. So Ear
from being the organs Of that bashfu aspirant
the Whole organs, and nothing but he orga;is Won
arc but the 6cii1,rs. Tho chief pipes which do
TIC authorized braying, according ms the KEYS are
touched By the managers finger all converge into
that grand ventiduct, the New York Courier and
Enquirer. Van Buren, did not when last in this
city, closet himself sup, and smoke with master
Webb for nothing.
IT is oil nonsense for the Richmond and Albany
gentlemen 90 lay any p-ctcnsions TO IN acauaint.
apcc with Van Bare - ''wiscs" and his modest
rcpngnancos-to Prmc Of what they knoic con
corning his "ultcrior prclrrcnaca' or his dsinclina
lions. J on must look TO Lieutenant Colonel
Neib, gents, for your cue. Hear hin, and he ST.
lcnt-unloss by way of echo. He is tho sole and
cx !usvc depository Of the secret schomos Of Van
Burcn. How else would lie think Of nominating
him at The Tanmany Qualification for Vice Pres
dcn2 Why else did the Tammanics themsclvc,
swallow Ills celebrated speech, and follow It will
| three times three ycIIs, by way Of dgcstion7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

u The remainder of tho proceedings Of tho
Caucus, ~ now before tho reader. Tie will natu-
rally as himself, how gentlemen holding such
opinions ns those avowcd ON that evcuing-dc-
manding so pcrrmptorily and catcgorically that
tho man who is offered 10 Virginia for Vice Prcsi-
dent, should hold the samo doctrines and none
othcr-that unless he did, they would rebel against
characterization, and resist the dictaiion-should
nevertheless, DO tho unRinching advocates of
jackson, who is not only the advocate of tho
measures ''sschowed" and which the Vice Preside MT
must abjure. but their patron and recommended,
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IL s DANE

friend at Washington says 81 Ioarn a strenu-
Gus oxerIion is making amongst the Household
troops of the President to spare him the dilemma
of rejecting or sanctoning the bill for recharter-
ing the Bank u. States at this session, by pre-
venting an application from tho Board of Drcc-
tors"
IF the Board Of Directors suffer themselves @
be dupcd, they we'll deserve, what they will as
smrejly get, tic rcjecAon of the Eli. litter the
election, jackson will veto it; before the election,
gold TO silver ho signs it, tho ornclc to the contra
ry notwithstanding. The vote of Pennsylvania
depends upon it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23
IN THE COURT OF ArpEAI,s.
MONDAY, Dec. -, i63

| MONDAY, bcc. u, 1891.
| Tren, Ioiiomdy's GdIa'r, ,fc-yJpon n,
appeal from decree pronounced BY the Superio,
Court of Chanccry held in observation-disclosures
affirmed with costs, and romandad back.
Crop VS. Co'6en, G-c-ulpn writ OF supcrse.
IDEAS 10 Il Judgment OF tho Superior Court Of Law
of Stafford county--Judgmout affirmed with costs.
nd remanded back. st..a
Fiifs Gd,nor, dc Cunning ham, ac.--Upon
an appeal from Judgment If tho Superior Court
| Of Law Of Buckingham eouify--Argued by Il. T.
Michio, Esq. for appellants rho counsel appeared
on behalf of the appelleos.
Iaylor's adni'or, &c. ys. Ihom asoa.--Upon IN
appeal from decree ronopnced by tho Superior
! Court of Chancery ,sid ia winchoster-Pa-,ly
argued by B. ", Leigh, ESQ for appellants.
Adjourned Ill tomorrow twolso O'Clock.
TUESDAY, Dec. Is.
Collins, &c. VS.. fancy, S.s.-Uaor an aproal
from decree pronounced BY the Superior Corr, ~
Chanccry held in Rchmord-Judrs Brooke dcliv
cred The opinion of Tic Court in this cause rover
sing the decree and REMINDING the back 10 he
finally proceeded in.
Charles j. Faulkucr, Esq. qualified as counsel
Tdyio''s Gdm'0r, IS VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
continued.
Adjourned till tomerrow twelve o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY, Dee. Ii.
SicCsPs vs.. McDoreH-uPon an appeal from II
decree prom ounced By the Superior Court pC Ctnn-
Gerry held in Stsunton-Abaed, revised and bv
consent Of parties, by their counsel, dismissed
with costs.
4ey!or's adn'or, &c. VS.. 7HomPsoa.-Argnmcnts
Adjourned till TO morrow twelve o'clok.
THuRsDAY, Dec. 10.
Idylor's as{nt'or, dc. IN0m ,sna.--Argumouts
concluded by b. w. leigh, Eco for appellants, ard
c. Johnson, Esq. for the appellee
Adjourned till tomorrow twelve O'Clock.
FRIDAY, Dec. 1G.
DHprca ;Srcncc.-Upou an appeal from
Judgment OF the Superior Court Of Law of Green's
vile county--Judgment affirmed with damages and
costs, ana remandud back.
hempcr vs. james.-Upon appeal from de-
cree pronounced by the Superior Court OF Chance
~ held in fredorcksburg-D affirmed with
costs, and remanded back.
IarnGaH, SURFING cr0r, Sc. rs. Claiborne, de-
Upon writ Of superscdeas to "a Judgment OF the
Superior Court Of Law OF Dinwiddo county
Judgment reversed with costs.
i'Or'S ca'or Us. Fog, t,c.-Upon an appeal from
dcurcc pronounced by the Superior Cour: Of
Chanccry held in fredericksburg Argued by j.
Harrison, Esq. for the appoi!ees.
Adjourned till tomorrow ten o'clock.
SATURDAY, Dec. II.
Iiits GdGi'Cr, &c. Cunningham, S.c.-JuLgo
Brooke delivered tho opinion OF the Court in THIS
cause, sustaining tho appellants declaration, ana
ovcrru'ing the appoiocs domu tAereto-ca.sc
renunded back.
fos;'J ee'Or VS.. Foe, tGc.-Judgc Brooke delivered
the opinion Of tho Cont in this cause, reversug y
the decree in part, and affirming ii as to the resi-
due with costs against the arPei!ees
Henry Berry and Angus w. hfcDonud EsGrs.
qualified a. counsel.
Adjourned till the FIRST day Of February next