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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

.4griea,ltpre.--W have heard much re-
Gently of the successful !abors Of the farmers
in raising the mulberry, the locust, &C. but
it appears 10 US, that there is one particular
tree, which is lkely to be in great d:mand
the culture Of which has been unreasonabIy
neglected. We mean the Biacu; and we
are somewhat surprised that our agricultural
societies have not offered premium for its
cultivation, as it is certain that the native
growth will soon be exhausted. The virtues
of this tree have long been known and APP
precated, in the business Of educa.on:-
some doubts, have, indeed. been suggested
by modern innovaiors. as 10 the utility Of its
application; but the decision Of the Boston
School Committee in a recent case. viii
doubtless settle the question. and establish
the prerogatiye 81 Birch above all the trees
of the forest, We publish this gratuitousiy,
For the benefit of the ,eomanry, and though
we ale not authorized to guarantee a premi
/ um, we have no doubt that their boys may
receive the benefit Of their enterprise on APP
plicaiion at the May hew school - Bos. ConT
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

Csa Washington teas a Good Bsy-Tb.
MARQUIS de Lafayette repaired is Froderick,-
ourg previous to his departure for Europe.
IN the fall OF 1874. Ia nav Al. p,rti.~ resr,.e, T,
to the mother Of Washington.
Noauacted by one Of her grandsons, be
approached the house, when the young gen
'ieuiAn Observed, There, sir, is my grand
ho'ner' Lafayette beheli, working ia the
garden, clad IN domestic made clothes, and
ner gray head covered by plain straw hat.
sne shotesr of IBIS hero.' The LADY, saluted
mn klad.y, obscrving-sAh, Mardas, YOU
see an Old woman but come. / can m Ike
you welcome to my poor dwelling, without
'hs parade OF changing my dress
MUCH as lafayette had heard and seen OF
'ne matron before at this interesting later
we" he was charmed and struck win won
DER when be considered her great age. the
ranscendant elevation Of her son, who, sur.
passing all rivals in the race of glory, bore
Tue palm alone and at the sane time disco
rereu no change IN her plain, vet iisaiiied
dern day.
The Marquis spoke of the happy effects
o. tne revolution. and the goodly prospect
which opened upon independent America,
slated his speedy departure for his native
,aho' and paid the tribute Of his heart. his
love aud admiration of her ilustrious san -
10 Tue encomiums which he had layished np-
on MS nero and paternal chief, the matron re
pied IN words:-''f an not surprised at ,rlat
Jeorss has doae, for he ,cas al,caus a cerv GOOD
boy Ladies' Magazine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

go PRICE OF TICKETS.
itho's fiedtts, $40 Quarie,s. A 81
Ifaices. 5 tyar,I. %
oet'lcates Of packages Of "a ticket.
N me above lottery, containing an the nun.
sers rom ! TO 90 Inclusive, and emitting the
nnnier % on the tickets may draw over the
s slna,l prizes u $40 and s70,--may be had az
Ieruhcates iar p Whole tickets Afss
DO % Half do 81 sox
DO - Quarter do al IA
DO ~ Eighth do Ia ~
- Persons az distance wishing ia edvcul
,nie would lind i to their advantage to order
oernlica.os. Tor besides saving postage, the1
Wou'd sesan Tor q small sum paid ont, . greats
VI hu"oef o. caauccs Tor the large prizes.
iRelNlA pETERSBURGLO LOTTERY.
" 10. 7, Tor 1881. 10 be drawn on Fridsr
the Soth oil December.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

NoTiCE.- All persons indebted to the
IN estate Of William Curtis, deed, are de
sired 10 come forv ard and pay their dues as
soon as possible; the Situation of the estate
renders II advisable 10 settle 1t Immediately
All persons who may have claims against the
estate are desired 20 hand them in PROPERLY
authenticated tof settlement My brother
John Bilimire is authorized by me 10 attend
to these collections aud payments.
CATHARiSE CURTIS,
.4dminisfrotsia u HIM Curtis, decd
Novcmber "a 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01
MARRIED..

On Thursday last. Mr. john g. CoUcH
MAN, 10 Miss FLlzABLTH MYERs. daughter
of Mr.. Henry Myers, all OF this county
On Sunday last. Dir. Jous MoRRIs. to
Miss REPEccA ANDERSON, both OF ibis co.
On Tuesday, Mr., josiah HEpGEs, jr to
Miss SUSAN RoBiSsos, both Of this county.
On the same day, Dir. JOHN SwMLeY, 10
Miss Maria MoReAr, both Of this county
DIED,
On Monday last, after painful illness
Mrs ELizALErH HLLFERsTAr, wife Of MIR
John Helfelsisy Of this place
At Piltsburg, on Wednesday the 18th ult
Mrs. ELEsoK G. wife Of DIR. Humphrey Full
lerton, Merchant OF thai place The decea
sed formerly resided 10 Hagerstown, where
she has many friends and relatives, to whom
| she had become peculiarly ehdeaied by hei
amiable disposition and exemplary deport
! r.ent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

E<TLAY SEED We wish to purchase i
t. quantity Of FL.aX SEED, for whici
we viii, al all times, give the highest uarlsc'
price. - WM LONG.
October 18th, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

True Nobility Schiller, theGerman poet,
mad patent OF nobility Conferred on him by
the Emperor OF Germany which he neyar u.
sed. Turning over a heap Of papers, in the
presence OF a friend, he came to his patent
and showed ii careessly to his friend, with
tins observatiog suppose yoa did not know
was nobleman. and then buried it again
IN The mass of miscellaneous paper in which
II had long lain unhisiurhed Sc,iller's friend
might have answered, after this action, ..if |
dbl not before know you were noble, know
1t now"
1t is stated in the Erie N. Y Observer thai
Mrs Chapman, who is accused Of poisoning
her husband IN conjunction with the Spaniard
Nina, has been arrested in GrcenfcIdin that
county, and is now confined in Erie Jail.
whence she is TO be transmitted TO Doylstown
jail without delay.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

give have received no Baltimore papers
the last two mails. How comes thisS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

icE' is now said to be a remedy for the
Cholera Morbus.
Inc news Was communicated at the Elk
handful
long Ire the Physicians Of pienna'"
ne plague OF the Cholera, has heen stay
co at VIENNA, BY using a spare diet and ap
py'hs The remedy recommended, people viii
recover unless their constitutions have been
previously broken down already. IcE. gites
IN small doses. has done ,ooa,aers. snare al
c. 10 now the order OF the day, at Vienna.
where the srandees, accustomed 10 4 dinner
OF thirty courses, arc now satisfied with three
and eat 30 supper;-a miracle which nothing
but the Cholera coald have brought ahont
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

5 -. many " 500. $500, $500, Sc. &c. 60
Aphe,s sc--tialves " 60--t}aarters II as
Cer''iicates Of packages may be had il
nus 'oltery' as IN the preceding scheme, tho
Certificate for a. Whole tickets s67 So
90 y Half do as ~
do 81 Quarter do IS ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

-, una ninn3 Of Slc0. $50, $50, &c.
Tickets sio-Halves s5-Quarters So. 50
Certificates OF Packages of i6 ticket5t
10 this lottery emitting the holder 10 all the
tickets may draw oscr the small PRICES or $40
and s20.-Cost as follows
A certificate for l6 Whole tickets $500 SO
do I6 Half do SO Is
do rs Quarter do 25I9
DO rs Eighth do IL So
iickets and shares and packages, may bc
tiad IN The greatest variety Of numbers at tho
2O'cs q Inc .sladagers, Pennsylvania Avenue,
next door to Gadsby's Hotel Washington
City. go
Orders from the country by mail, post paid.
or by private hand. will receive the most
prompt attention. and The Register con-
tanning an official account Of the drawing fox
warded immediately on its event.
STAddress (post paidl
YATES * MfNTYRE, Managers,
Nov. "a, 1881. E'aasAsgton Clio.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

$4,000 CAPITAL isi.eana only " ,ss6 1Seksia.
1SEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOT.
iERf, Class No IS, for 1881, 10 BIO drawn
IN the City Of New York, on Wsdnes daytho
iith OF January, 1882 IS No. iottery-I
Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

Increase and .Mnaiply.--Since .he discove-
ry oil the new world, our English gardens
have produced 2,345 varieties OF trees and
plants FROM America, and upwards Of LOO
from the Cape Of Coed Hope, in addition 10
niany thousands which have been brought
from China, the East ladies, New Holland,
various parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe,
until the list OF plants now cultivated 10 this
couatry exceeds lsO. goo varieties pap,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01
. phlcE oF TicKErs.

b'''aes many q $50. $40. 500. Sc. &c. Z,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

Unadrisad--The Republican of yesterday
gives US the following paragraphs:
"aS-lt is to be distinctly understood that
there is no admission into the republican
ranks for our neishbor of the Gazette. Ii he
W,sn 10 serve the cause of our venerable pre-
sident, We beg OF him to remain faithful 10
the bargain, management and intrigue CO.
\ ALITlON."
BAH What would this wiseacre think o.
his WISDOM were TO satisfy him that. within
three days, had received All official overture
from Washington Cincinnati Gaz
I'VE can assure friend Hammond, Of III.
Gag. that he is not the only one of the corp,
editorial 10 whom ''osertures" have beer
made. A bait has been thrown out by one O
jackson's agents to us. bat we did not give i
niGble. We stick 10 the az Constitution an,
Henry Clay Ed. Mar. Gaz
Parents who are ignorant OF their duty
will be taught by the misconduct of ,hel
ihl.d .n what they ought to Iave done.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

MIR. Potter, the representative OF The sixth
congressional district in North Carolina, who
au;aaed certain individuals, has resigned his
seat. and the governor has ordered an cleo
ton to be held ON the 18th OF December, to
supply the vacancy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-01

Mr.. Clay "A committee Of the citizens of
incomes Of Knox county, Indiana, at which
lace Mr.. Clay arrived on the 18Th Oct i.vi-
ID him to partake of public dinuer which
I misunderstanding, that "from the period
" name was presented, by convention in
[entucky, tothe public consideration for a
gh office, have not accepted, nor whilst
rernains thus before the public, shall | ac-
bit, any public enter tainmeat tendertN on
own account"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

confirms my siatemsnt. THE titles confe rred
by Napoleon during the 100 days were of
course taken away by the cruel and igno.
rant Restoration. Those entitled 10 honors
and pensions have, since the Revolution.
applied to re wear and re enjoy them But
M. Perrier has refused his assent, and has
pleaded the question rs one of finance aud
no, of honor--of pounds. sh,ll,ngs, sod
pence, and no, Of justice or Of national
feeling Yesterday and Thursday, Marshal
Soult opposed project for re comforting
these grades and pensions but he opposed
in vain. and the Chamber adopted tie mes
sure by great majority.
The drums beat 10 arms! Tho mobs arc
assembled in the streets The Place Ven
dome is full of citizens There Is but one
cry. "Vivn Ia Pologne ~" Down with the
Ministers ~ Patience and you shall see
Who is rghi--Casimir Perrier, or Your
obcdient servant, q. p. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08
MEMOIRS OF RHODE-ISLAND.

The editor of this paper proposes to
entertain the readers of the r. /. Repub-
lican with the materials for compiling a
history ofthe Island of Rhode Island, hav-
ing received encouragement from some
gentlemen already possessed of nnmtr-
Gus documents relative to the proposed
object. The preface will appear in the
first paper published after the commence
ment of,he year 1882, and be continued
weekly when not prevented by unavoida
bic interruptions-commencIng withthe
first settlement Of the Island by the En-
glish, or some subject connected with it.,
aud if sufficient ard is afforded, will bring
up the historical materials to the most
modern times. The century sermon of
John Calender will be resorted to, or nj
least the historical part thereof, which
work has made this state largely the
debtor of that gentleman, MS we believe
no other history of Rhode-Island has ey-
er been compiled. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. gentleman before
the first baptist society in Newport, on
the 9TH day of March, 1873 being just one
hundred years from the first settlement
of the Island. The termination of q sec
ond century being now fast drawing to a
close,it is desirable that the work should
be in progress, and by publishing the ma
terials weekly in short articles, the public
will he able to correct occasionally any
errors that they may discover.
Persons wishing to have an eptire series
of the work are invited to subscribe Cor
the Republican previous to the lst day
of January next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08
THE REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT,
f, TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. s.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
."hs' FOR PRESIDENT
! ANDREW JACKSON.

"THE MAN AND HIS MEASURES (;
Equal protection to AoRIcULTURE, MAN
urAcTUREs, and COMMERCE: A literal
construction of the CONSTITUTION, with
exercise of express not implied powers =
A firm adherence to DEMOCRATIC PRINCE
PLEs,--to INDIVIDUAL and MUNICIPAL
RIGHTS to the SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATES,
and the SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
PEOPLE"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

We copy the following account OF
the proceedings Of the General Assem-
bly,, principally from the Providence
Journal.
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE,
OCTOBER sEssION-AT SOUTH JAMESTOWN.
Tuesday Morning Nov 1.-The senate,
and members elect of the House, met at
10 o'clock. The certificates of election
having been received, and the members
sworn, It appeared that 63 were in their
seats, nine beiEg absent, viz:-Mt ssrs.
Ruggles and Robbins Of Newport, Pratt
Of Providence, Potter and A. Chace of
Portsmouth, D'Wolf of Bristol, Welles
Of Fostor, and the New Shoreham men,
hers.
The members from Glocester and
Cumberland, not having their certificates
Of election, were sworn by Mr.. Hazard,
acting as chairman of the House, and
upon each testifying to the election OF
his colleague, they were admitted to
their seates.
The Governor and Senate having re-
tired, after the organization ofthc House,
Joseph l.. 1'illinghast Of Providence,
(late Speaker) was nominated for thar
office, and unanimously elected. vii
liam s. Patten and George Turner were
reelected Clerks, without opposition,--
The rules Of the House last session we're
adopted, with an amendment on motion
Of Mr.. Potter, permitting a member,
though not in his seat, Ia spenk and vote,
if within the bar of the House.
The House appointed the following
Standing Committees.
On Fnanre-Messrs James Chase,
Church, Cross. Davis, Holden.
On Experimentation, Robbins,
Simmons, Z. II. Potter, Medbury,
William Sprngue, jun.
On accounfs-Messrs Trevctt, Pabo-
die, Sisson, King, Greene, and Mr..
Whipple Of the Senate.
yudiciay-Messrs. Hazard, Pratt,
Bowen, Halle, Thurston.
Edueafisn-Messrs Robbins, Fowler,
Martin, James, Hopkins.
MiHfia-Messrs Tompkins, Smith,
Arnold, Brown, Halle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
S0It Sulphur Springs.

TiLo ceIebfdeh Matching place, m The county of
unuerue management OF its original propretors The char
ar'er OF the salt Sulphur Water has been well
Wy NC experience ~ many years ami reput an
manifested by public patronage, extensively diuset that
c Subscribers deem almost needless to enter INTO an
ehuieIa'on OF is medicinal virtues lis osensr qualities
aie sulphur and soda, forming rctal saline rx,uc-su
PTof 10 any artificial pTcpa.af-a PHEASANT as
uik n!d IN lis operation, and pcancn beneficial TO the
diseased L. has proved itself particularly IA bilious
ana pulmonary complaints, and all tina, require c,a
and govt. "''
nc circumstance Of its having been resorted os many
years past 10y gentlemen of great medical distinction, Gon
various States, particularly from the South whose appreciation
was marked by tho repetition Of heI visits furnishes Cat.
'eIing testimonial oil ITS valuable medical qualities
Considerable. Improvements have been made since the las
year and the poptc,os promise Ike attention TO visitors
that they have heretofore rendered In their accomn
aud fare they yield public establishment, u yirc MIA
They respectfully socii the continuation public pat.
ronage. ERskINE g CAEI'TIiERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
FUTURE DAYS.

NoilCE.-By virtue Of d deed of trust executed TO lie
suocriber by Nelson Cary, dated 10th Dec 1880 ana
recorded the Clerks Office Of Hcnrco field viii
De soid al auction on Friday 18th Springfield Pits
III hennco several valuable slaves Than eleven I'm
number and quantity of household and kcen furniture
On saturday, 3Oih inst, the Coal Mines Tavern IN Ches
eiield an undivided third Of land Chesterfield
ajom;s the lands Of faucis hancocks estate of ,ca
Hancock OF Thomas Depp estate, David Sanftd and
Others containing about 100 acres fourth Of slave
named hriis-and ON Monday 2ud Nav next the premi-
scs me unexpired term # tie sa Cary pieces OF lam
on the Richmond GOck, leased hn by anes f. Heal
ana Robert Gwaihney 'r 10 years, from s3d Feb 1923
llth March, 1928. - '7
The terms will ne cash for all $50 OF less and
cIn OF Sax months lager sums Bonds with good secu
ty will be required of purchasers The title is beeyed IN
be pec's good but the subscriber selling trustee will op
warrant such title as vested in him -
The above sales will positively made on the annotated
DAYS n RpGSL"S
ap l9-dids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
EEATHs Err

IiE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
Ec that he has opened Leather store three
doors above y, Bell Tavern, where no interls
keeping general Issortncnt Of articles il bis Iiac
Ul business.
lie has now on hand shriiug, harness, soal, black
and russell bride feathers, clase bag and horse hide
cali, seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat moIoccos
He wishes to purchase Leather IN HE finished and
unfinished state. JAMES MICifAELS.
mar 80 r 9,-daotr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
New Paper.Hangings,

w ALhER " BOOTH I-ave respectfully
w TO ocquaint their friends and the pubic that
they have just rccc we'd supply of French and Amc-
rican Paper llangings, with velvet drapery and
cnmmon borders 10 match. and fire screens in every
variety of pattern and price.
Also few pieces worked summer curtain goods.
new and beautiful article
They keep constantly on hand, and will make TO
order feather beds, curled hair and moss mattresses
OF linen ana cotton tick easy chats, sufas, ssckinr
bottoms, cots, and every article usually found in an
Uphols cry store all OF which off rcd at the most
reduced prices ap1a co6,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
LAND SCRIP.

VIE subscriber will give The highest price foi
Il Scrip issued fur Land Warrants under the Act
OF the Goth of May 1880 He may be found a, the
Office ct b. + Niche. Esq opposite The Merchants
Coffee House, Main St
0p I9-tf CHARLES STANBERY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
Rogers Orange GH,.posCder.

IENllS article for sale by The subscribers IS now
n made upon new, and much improved principles
producing, as guaranteed by the Proprietor, renurk-
able superiority of strength and quickness, and great
perfection IN lis combustion II offered in kcrs Of
all the different sizes Of gralnsand suIiab bic for all
kinds Of shooting and OF guns, also n canjsters of
double and the greatest possible degree of strength
Dealers requested 20 notice that this powder
may be distinctly known from all others, by an
orange red stain tabarlcd on its igniton-alSo bv
its peculiar lighrncss as measured charge Of 1t viii
be found TO neigh much less, than the same measure
OF any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP & co. Agents
-aplj 3aw18t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 23
There is no material change in our Cotton Mar.
9et since the i9th and the sales for four days past
arc about 500 bales; the article is perhaps not offer
cd 60 freely, but Il is difficult cell at the full prices
OF last week. The accounts from Manchester, and
toe msnuacturing districts nre encouraging and the
demand Tor goods very extensive.
The Corn Market is dull, and Wheat 2sa3s per
oosfter lower; 38s per barrel, may now be consider
% ne extreme quotation for Flour. and the sales
confined to retail. No change in other articles.
ToBAcco-va. Laaf 3a5d; Stemmed sash: Ken
tuehy leaf 23a4d. S,cmped sta5d.
LoNDox, March 90.
CoRN-There was no alteration in the duties on
my articles last week. We had again but a small
show Of samples Of English Wheat at market yes
terday few foreign cargoes from the southwark
have dropped in. The best runs of English were
taken % At about last @eek's prices, but mddliDg
wero sfered rather lower. In foreign there was q
moderate business done at about last weeks curren
cy for some descriptions, blu, Dantzlc samples were
ohered at rather less money, and the demand being
chiefly from the country that description of wheat
dow the last cnQuired for
In the sales Of American Flour little progress is
making, the best marks held at 4os and other de-
Seripsons are Offering at oil prices down to 36s.
Tho defeat OF the Ministers on the timber duties
tho fall Of the French funds-and the excitement
OF the public mind on the Reform question, have had
an unfavsrable effect on Funded property. Consols
Tor Account, which on Tuesday last, were 7Sl 76S.
teel to 7s3 and last night closed at 15E In the For
eign Market there has been alteration since last
Tuesday worth port
LIvEIPooL. March 49,
CoTroS-Thc sales during the last 3 days amount
to about $500 bales, The market pretty steady, but
Dat withal The sales Of Cotton this day about $500
bales, the market fiat Our Corn market on Satur-
day last was fiat, and lower prices accepted This
day the demand has not improved We quote New
Orleans and Virginia Flour, duty paid, at 35a36s.;
New Ysrk 36a37s and Western Canal at 37s 6da3ss
per barrel. The duty Wheat and Flour contin-
ues at the lowest rate
List Of Produce, &c. passed down the Canal,
through the Lower Locks:
APnu l92 hhds tobacco, 231 bbls -four lbs bacon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-21
COMM ERClAL.
We have been favored with tho following letter
70 Q Mercantile House in this city.

VIZ nuVc occn favored with tho following letter
70 Mercantile House in this city.
New YoRK, 10th April-EyENrSG.
Dear Strive have just received our letters pei
Siesrgc Canning. to the ed ult. from Liverpool
Corn markets dull; and duty paid Flour in limited
demand at 3is Cd for Virginia, TO 3es for best Yves
tern. Good American Wheat had sold at los. 3D.
for 70 lbs and best held at los. I'd TO lis du.
ties expected to advance splnc.
Nothing done in our market to-day.
Another New York Letter, written on Sunday
sdys
III sac private letter last night dated Liverpool
I'D March, received by the George Canning, which
quotes tho price Of Flour at 37s Sda3ss for Western
Canal Thore has been no sales here since, but CIV
cry confidence is maintained IN former or better pri-
ces"