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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

III AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber beng unabIe
NJ TO attend 10 business, offers for salo his land in
Buckingham county, on James River, at the head OF
Goolbys Falls, OH which plapaion there comfota-
Die dwelling. house with four rooms above, and cellar
under the whole house, stfording comfortable dining
room' Ss wih other convenient out houies and gar
den: a.
Inc above Land has a grocery establishment on IL
al The river whtS rents annually for hundred dol
lars and mora could be had. The grocery house has
hive rooms above, and sellsrs under the whole with
TIRES stone and brick chimneys attached the groee-
ry there Is good meaihouso, icebou,e graneTy and
garden, spring of excellent water very convenient
The above tract contains three hundred and fifty. FIVE
acres by recent survey; about hundred clear
cd, and 10 state 81 improvement there being por-
ton OF 1t in clover, the balance verifying imbersd
land further description j. deemed unoe cesssrv as
those disposed to buy, are Invited TO call and see TIE
Bub'cTiber residing on the premises will chow aJy
per'cn who may call. IL the above property not sold
before The first day OF Oober next will on that day
he offered at public ,ale The sale 10 take PLACE at the
River .bould sell privately before that day due
tice will be given. THOs. ADAMS.
Juiv g. Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

ENoUIRER is published twice week generally an,
the % SS% the session of tho State
eeopS in No,os OF eSacred banks tony will
them by maitho postage OF all letters being paid by
No paper WILDE dscontnrod(but tho discretion rth,
S 0 until all s55eatages have been paid up
VII tho payment of nine papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OR LESs-First insertion 75centsoschcon
mo has either been
ey some es..on IN this city or it. enyiIons
ANCASTER. DENBY, & Co., AueIioaeers and
- Commission MerehsD,s, offer Tor sale,
zoo bids 81. Croix, Porto Rico and o ans Sugars
20 boxes and bbls double and sins le steam loaf do
iooo oags Havana Poro Rico, Lasuira, 81. Domingo
$50 packages gun powder and in perial Teas
1000 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
80 hhis, and 90 bile. Orleans aud Ell ghh leland
$50 kess cut nail, assorted
900 bags shot
pipes superior Cognac SANDY
10 hhds Jamaica Rum
20 dc. N. E. gland do. -.
10 DO. and so bbls. whiskey
Az pipes bali do 20 Or. casks 20 half do superior
Cd Madeira Wine, warranted pure
] pipe pale Sherry
nall do. aud 10 or. casks Port
ball pipes, 10 half or sasks, 10 bali do. Pico
20 a. and 90 h'li qr. casks Marseiiies Ma!eira
90 ar. eask, .weei Malaga
Fine Old Sherry and M ,deira In case.
20 hampers Champaign
on cases Ciarct
10 dc. Museat
20 bags and bbl,. Pimerto
90 do. Pepper
70 ba,ket, Salad OIL
10 bbls. Tanners do
8 casks summer do.
zoo hal boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL Window Glass
35 boxes Chee,e
rs Spermace,i candles
lOO do Tsllow 90
on do Soap
10 tierces Rice
casks first quality Umbro Nader
constant supply OF Hacks
R,al Havana SFGARS
Common
August 10. 2o-IOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

sS TOP AT RICHMOND!-The subscribers beg
~ leave to inform their friends, that thew have
neeied themselves with exiensivo Hal Manufscioy
op bats of sTa N YORK. ard ara "'sHi o1, 70 q ~.
20 aoy vendors in the northern Giles Merchants
oound TO The norh respectfully invited TO call and
examine Tor Themselves, before Ia ing in heir iods
RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
N. H. We vii keep large supply OF Csps, of our
own manufacture, which will be sold low. r & Is.
Ansnst ~. 29-S;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

SS FACES Toe Western route, running on the south
~ side OF James river to Lynchburg, leaves Rich
mond every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at s
o. Aocs A. Nj. and arrives a, LynchEurg the day,
TO dinner. From themes The line continues (eondu
~ VIM. Smiih) direct to the White Sulphur Springs,
where Porter Beden's line to Guyandone i. in'er-
seeted. A branch from the line above Lynthburg,
drops into the Tennessee route a, Sslem,Va
AT RaiDe's, in Cumberland county, the RicbnC nd
route nersec!s The Souhetn line from fredericksburg
b. Carervilie 10 Georgia, with passes impdsn Sid
ney College. The bes' Troy Coaches and good teams
ATE on tie loe, with skfu sober, and attentive dr
vers. The travel performed throughout to the Spring,
sy dav light. Fare from Riehpou 10 The White Sui
ptur, $40 For seats, apply a, the B,r OF the Union
Hoiel, RichmoDt.
GJ'Al baggage, whether belonging TO passengers
or sent by the stage, at the ri OF Abe thereof
PATTERSON
Proprietor Richmond 81 Lynchbure Stages.
July %. 23-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

&MAYNESBOKO HOrEL-The ,upsrrio,T h,s
w taken the above house, lately kepi by Mf. l.
Hartman, in Waynesboro, whore he Is prepaf.d 10 en-
terrain company comfortably san be- done at apy
other house 10 the upper county.
HIS n oms large snJ we'll ventilated and fur
nished with first Beds. His stables are well sun
rlisd with every kind of Proviuder OF the best qualify
and with good o, -rs.
The subserlbets determination is 10 keen a seuteal
oi.e, add be pledges himself every exer,lon TO
give satisfaction 70 al no may favor him ri,h their
SOmpanv. JAMES q WADDI y
Wayneshorc' Aupus'a Co W. JuIy % oio q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

NO1iCE.-N as somIIioj 10 tht jail OF Hslilax Co +,
lN vs., as runaway, on The 22d day Of May last,
black chunky woman, bstw 20 and rs years 81 age
who says her nams Martha, and that she belongs 10
trader by the name Of Rober Robertson; and from the
be- iUfS nation he resides ia CHESTER district C. She
says the said R)berboo purchased her below Richmond
The own'r OF 'sid negro is desired TO come forward,
prove bic properly pay charges aud take her away or
she will be dealt with ss the law directs.
MOSES PALMER,
JaiIoT Of HahIdr County.
July % 2I.-w12ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

& AND FOX SALE.-WiiI be sold n the preuse,
& 4 o. ftur:eay, ibe 18Th OF September next ON
credit oil one, 'wo. three and four years, Ttac, of
Land containing by late survey, III This tract
OF iacd belongs 10 tho estate OF Philip Vass, deed
lies on both oides oil Birch creek in tie county OF Hall
iaS about IL miles west OF the court house Bond,
with approved security with deed Of trust on the
Isnd' VIII be- required 10 secure the purchase money
This sale will ba made by directions and 10 ,onformiy
TO ih- last will and ;estaGient Of Philip Vass deed
ISAAC MEDLEY, Administrator
Avg % an a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02
July 8

UDDLE COLLIERY The subscriber has, with
- grea' labor aud at heavy expense, opened a
new Coal PIT, South side Of James RIVER Up whsian)
VIII CHI he has called Buddie Gallery in cunplirnest
to hat di'iie guished Collier and Minng Engin er, M
John Ii iddle Of New Castle whose improved syItern
OF working Coal Mines has done much for ths Coal
ProfeF'y Of Eogland.-Coal from the above Coisry ia
now tfered for sale. The qualify H. stionably
good.-Haviog saisfsd myself Of that fact from tbe
various trial have had made OF T., am willing 10
all eSses Tor IL to he tested by others my expence
Augusi5 25-w4w N + DUNN
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AUDIroR's OFFICE, }
july 20. 1881. {


F@NhE DELINQUENT LAND LISTS for the coun-
a ues OF Lewis, Preston, Wood, Mason, Grayson,
Caoeu' yier, Monroe, Brooke, Giles Nicholas Taze-
Wen ana scott have been printed and extensively dis
rouied throughout the State, and in other Staies-
The lists OF Randolph and Ohio now in the printers
hands, ana those Tor tho remaining and
Valley counties in course OF as rapid prenora,;on
possible. JAS. E. HEATH. Audi,or
August g.. 25-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

RE ANCHESTER PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In
I'VE pursuance OF the last " i'll aud testament Of John
Mure' he, late Of Chesterfield county, shall oer for
sale, on The premises at public sustiou Oh Thursday
the hrs, day OF September next, weather permitting
or she first fair day thereafter, all the real properly in
the town OF Manchester, bsrngng 10 the estate of the
said John Murche, consisting OF The following, viz
en- lot or square the back street with the buildings
appeftdnng II, long known the Manchester Ware.
houses one ether house AND lot The Main S rect
adjoining the properly Of Colonel Peter f. Smiih-aso
leoeinent on the Min Street, in the oocupan-
cy CT MI Alexlnce Grsut having large brick dwell
log house, wi h nine rooms a good frame XII chen
smoke -Oou'e, carriage house and stable. and garden
-'lso another tenement the Main Street. and ad.
joining the last men'ioned present occupied By Mr.
Archibald Freesnd; hiS lot IL house that has been
used some years as Tobaeco Factory, with serees
presses and oher figure, belonging 20 IL, whsh NAV
De sli separately with sufficiently Of ground to sui
Purehasars posses'ion 90 b. given he FIRST day an
nary Dext.-Tsrms, fourth on the 1t Of nuafy
the balance in three equal nsslmenis pay able 10 six
we've aud eiLhteen month. B5nd, with good secu-
riiy, and Deed OF Trust on tbs properiy will be re-
CURED. RO. ID. MURCHIE Ex'or
Of John Murchie, deed.
july l7-U6g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

FRENCH BURR BLOCKS FOR SALE.
A]E7 Il have about 800 Burr Blocks for sale ON
w very reasonable terms they were imported
very lately from Ravre and are OF excellent quality
August ~. 30-6t. p HAXALI. 4 co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the n. Y. Eyening Post Of Tuesday

FROM the N T. Evening Post OF tuesday
LATEST FROM EUROPE The packet
ship rapole n, Capt Smith has arrived
from Liverpool, bringing London papers
oft.e 23d Of August and London ol24th.
They contain little intelligence of mo-
ment. The Emperor of Russia, it ap-
pears, is attempting 10 negotiate a loan
with the view of strengthening his prepa-
rations for crushing the Poles The Lon
don Sun of tie 22d, has paragraph
which II the lntmatlon ii contains be au-
thentic, may have the effect OF rendering
the loan unnecessary. "The Courier
Francais," says the Sun, "mentions, with
confidence that the great powers have
decided on recognizing the independence
ofPoland."
The news from Warsaw is to the l2th
of August. Paskewitsch with the main
body of-thc Russian forces, is still at
distance of about fifty miles from the Po-
lish capital. 1t is said by some, that his
aim is to cut off the supplies from War
saw, and to weaken the strength of the
Poles by destitution and famine. lie en-
poets, it is also said, reinforcements from
Asiatic Russia. The report that part of
Gen. Rudiger's troops had crossed the
Nistula, is not confirmed. The Poles, in
the mean time, are making great excr-
tons and the sense of common da niger
preserves the greatest unanimity in their
Councils.
The greater part of the French army,
it is said in letter from Paris, is to be
Immediately y withdrawn from Belgium.
A project of Il new law for arranging
the question of the French peerage is
spoken of as nearly completed. 1t was
to be submitted to the Chamber of Dep
nties on the 22d and 23d of August. The
following are said to be its ieatures.-
The hereditary right will be abolished
the Crown viii be authorized to create
peers at pieasurc--the Chamber of Peers
is still Ia continue a branch of the legis-
lature, but the present members are TO be
divested ofther hereditary political priv
ilcge. "The only matter of difficulty"
says the Courier Francais, sis how to
obtain majority for the measure in the
Chamber of Deputies, SO many members
having bound themselves by solemn and
distinct pledges upon the subject"
The Reform Bill is still in the House
OF Commons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06

The seventy third number of the North Ameri-
can Review, recently published contains with 9th
er interesting articles, well written life of Mr..
Clay, which does Justice to the patriotism and tai
ents of that distinguished man.
Brig Henry Eckford, at New-York from Rarba-
does, has brought home two mutineers on board
brig Gen. Pulaski, of Baltimore, Sept. A. wh5 had
ground their knives on board the H. t. and on
their return attacked Capt. Chase, cutting his arms
and face, telling him he had but a short time to
live. The men and boy were legally examined,
the boy hogged by order of the American Consul,
and the men sent home for trial
young rogue named Crolius, haued up at y.
York for stealing pair of Shoes Affected to he Il
foreigner, and not To town any thing of Fnglish he
was acquitted, AID being asked if he did not un-
dersiand ohe word Of English, calmly answered
"not wo,d your honor'
AZ Il meeting Of iron masters held at Bcllefonte,
Pa. 2ith ut 1t was ascetained that the following
agricultural produce is annually consumed at the
iron establishments in Centre Co. viz:-29, ,260
bushe. of wheat, SO, 300 do of rye, 20, 1872 do of
corn, 1880 Of potatoes, 4,0o0 do Of oats, $40
tons of hay. 10000 pounds of pork, 1876 900 do
OF beef, besides butter, cheese, eggs, sc. " hat
terrible creatures these Manufacturers must be r.;
why they will eat the farmers out OF house s home
down with the Tariff
Dr. Q. k. Ia~ley has been fined S37j at
Warren, Ohio, for maI-tcealing the ance joint of Il
Mrs. illians, which had been dislocated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06

The BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt T. $. BUsxKR.
" PRESIDENT, 4" X. 5. BUNKER,
" BOSTON, own. CoNsToCK,
VEvIiE respective Companies having formed 4
X Daily Line between Providence, Newport.
and Nsw-I York, will commence running OIL the -
Of Oct. in tile following ordrr--
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN loaves Providence on
TUESDAYS and Fridays--Oci. I, I, u, Ia, ~,
q, 25, 2S. ---icases New orN OH VI ednes-
days and ~aturdayA--Oct. /. >, s, IL, 10, ~,
-, 26, 20.
PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
and Thursday 8, 6, 10, 10, II, 20, "a,
81, 3I.--Ieaves New-York Tuesdays aud Fr-
days-Oct. 4, 7, IL, IA, ~, q, Is, 2S.
BOSTON leaves Providence on wednesday,
and Saturdays /, 8, g, II -, ~, %, 26,
29.--LeaNes New-lorl on MONDAYS and 1has-
days-Oct. 3, 8, 10, 10, II, 80, "a, 27, 81.
-. The regular hour Of starting from Proyi-
dence, on and ailcI the II Of October, is al 4 2
o clock Nj. (instoad Of | =. NJ and fom New
York, at clock Z, VI.
IL These splendid Steam packets arc each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, Of
great power, and heavy copper boilers, the mos,
approved construction.
it}@ Il J-1he Hoats will touch al the Long
Wharf, in Newport, 10 receive end land passen-
gers. Carriages always in waiting upon their
arrival
Oct, G, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
SELECTED ITEMS.


The Providence Patriot of yesterday, intimates
that the Publication of Nr. Wheclcr's new paper
viii be discontinued
The trg..sh PaPo~ speaf highly Of the crops in
taet country Harvest had commenced unusually
early, crops abundant, ,aI til, weather favorable
for securing 'hon.
4 10, Of and, 25 feet by 10, has been sold in
SrN- ork 1T the enormous price Of 700 silver dol
lars the square inch.
phia OH Friday. Mr. Burwcl Bas'en of Virginia,
was chosen President, and Messrs Condy Raguot
and F. Little, Secretaries. l65 delegates We're pre-
sent
Fiftesn s,aunch national republicans have been
chosen to compose the Senate Of Maryland for the
next five years.
A man in Newburyport has been fined 5 and
costs, amounting to $50, for disturbing Mctho-
dist vestry meeting
Numerous buildings are now erecting nj FAIR
haven, one for bank and insurance otce u
foundry or casting shop by Dyer Richn ond,
and an extensive spernaceti establishment by Wm.
Rodman Of New Eedf rd.
James Ransom has been found guilty at New
York, Of the nud der of his wife Sophia.
In New Britain, Conn periodical, called The
Shephcrdcss' is published by "a company Of viii
lage grls, " said to exhibit talent and taste.
Sinclair, the distinguished English Vocalist, is
performing in New-York.
"Pomp Emmons" has issued proposals for pub
fishing the "Batte Of Baltimore, and death ofGcn.
Ross, cy two undaun'ed youths, WeIIs s Moor
mic BY Rchard Emmons, NJ. ID. author Of the
Frcdoniad, &c"
Extract Of a letter, dated Augusta, Sept IL
Our City is rcsuning its usual healthy state, and
most Of the cases of sickness are conyalescent.
The Shoe Business.--'The price Of sole Lcah-
er has risen from % to 81 cents per lb. and tho
price of labor among journeymcn shoemakers has
also advanced recently II or 20 per cent.--Lynn
Mirror.
Kr~rucKy.-A letter from Georgetown, Ky.
dated sept l., pablisbcd in the Richmond En-
quirer. states that Mr.. Iecompte, one Of the re-e-
lected JAG .pn Representatives to Congress, died
few days previous
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
From the Boston Patriot Of Yesterday.

From Greece amt Tartey-Brig Mcr-
maid, Capt. WIN. ID Phelps, arrived
esterday from Smyrna, Whence she sail
ed August Cd. Capt. +. reports that the
day he sailed vessel arrived from the
Grecian Archipelago, with information
that the Islands had declared themselves
independent of Count Capo d'Istrias !;
that the inhabitants had sent away all his
Custom-house officers and other function
aries, and hoistcd the tri-colored flag -
Previous to this, it had been reported that
the Hydrots had taken possession of all
the Grecian fleet then lying at Poros.
Letters had been received in Smyrna
about August |, from Ale ppo, stating
that Bdgdad had been visited by an in
undation which had swept off 1900 hous-
es, which, together with the Plague had
carried off t,co thirds Of The popuioiion,
1t was expected at Smyrna that the
Government monopolies would cease
when the new crop came in.
L. S. ship John Adams, with Com
Porter passenger sailed from Smyrna Ju-
ly 25th, for Constantinoplc.
No case of the Plague had occurred
at Smyrna since July l6, and the city
was uncommonly healthy when the Mcr-
maid left. during the continuance there
had been about $50 cases. No newspa-
per had been published at Smyrna since
the Plague broke out.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06

THE EsIDENT. The y. Y.
Journal of Commerce, received by the
steamboat, this morning, states on the
authority of letter from Washington to
the editor of the Philadelphia u. S Ga
zette, that at the last dates The Presid, nj
lay very seriously i'll in that city. If this
news be correct, he must have experen-
ced a relapse since his recent coniine-
ment and recovery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
Gg2ss84
%PC rCS &[~

Through the politencss of the Clerk Of
the steamer Franklin, which arrived this
morning at O'Clock, we received the
Ncw-i ork Daily Advertiser of yester-
day, from which we have copied several
articles 1t furnishes no later European
intelligence The Advertiser contains
an account of the proceedings of the
Free Trade Convention at Phlade lphla.
The Convention met at - o'clock on
Monday, and after the appointment of
several committees, adjourned at 2 o.
clock to meet again on Thursday at 70.
The unconsiitutionality Of the Tariff was
the man point of interest.
A 'fcdcrative committee consisting of
two from each state, to propose the bus-
ness, was appointed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
From the Richmond Compiler of Sept. 80

i'oih NonlplW ol SeIl. oU.
From Souihompton.-We understand
by letters from Jerusalem, that Il negro
girl of about l6 or l8 years Of age, has
been produced as Il witness before the
Court of Southampton-who states, that
she has heard the ubject of an insurrec-
ton mentioned among her masters Sol
omon Parkcr's slaves, and some of the
ncigt boring ones, for the last eighteen
months; and that at meeting held at
kaccoon Meeting House in May or Au-
gust last, some eight or ten Of them ex-
pressed their determination 10 unite in
the scheme. Her testimony was at first
dlSrcgardcd, and all aho wcrc arrairned
upon 1t, were acquittcd--wh whilst in Sussex
five or six were convicted upon the same
testimony. AT subsequent trial, how
ever, IN Southampton, three convictions
had taken place upon the evidence ofthe
negro girl. These in addition to the
twenty ihlce previously condemned, a.
mounted 20 &c. Thirteen had been exc
Cutcd on the 2 lst inst Eight had been
commended to comnutation of pun
ishmcnt, and two woman and man,
remained TO be executed on Monday last.
1t was believed, that Nat. Turner had
been for some time medilating this plan
of mischief-that with view of acquir-
ing an asccndancy over the minds Of his
more ignorant comrades, he had affected
a character for supe natural influence
that more than four years ago he baptised
himsclf-but his movements had not been
accurately ascertaincd Some persons
said he had never wandered from his
masters dwelling-and others asserted,
that he had even visited this city in his
character of preacher and prophet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06

The citizens Of Rochester, n. Y. have
resolved that it is expedicnt to adopt
measures in concurrence with citizens of
Buffalo, sc. to construct Rail Road
between Hudson River and Lake Erie !;
and have appointed corresponding COM
mittee of 80.
Col De Witt Clinton, u. S. Engineer,
is surveying route for Railway from
Hudson River to the Portage ofthe Ohio
Canal. As far west as Elmira, Tioga
Co. n. y. near the Pennsylvania line,
no great obstacles present.
The Chilicothc Reporter states that
the Ohio Canal had been filled with wa
Ger to poin, very near that town, and
that the finishing ola small piece ofwork
would open the Canal to the town itself
when there would be continuous
nayirnhlc line oi two hundred and fifty
miles opcncd between ChilIlco;bc and
Lake Enc.
rhfrr lrn ur color named Johnson,
jourlrn. tui Garducr, accused oi shoot
,nr the sailor ~ DIury's Lane, on the
nigh, or th' 9l~l sept. were arrested last
week "a New York, and have been
brm,gh, to th,, town ior lrlal They are
now ~ our jail, to be examined some
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
AR RIVALS.

MONDAY, Oct 3d---Arr. Soops Zero, Fed =,
FIN ~ York; for rroyid.; Mentor, Eldridse, fn
Sandwich; for do; Avon. kiibbs, fin Somerset; for
Albany; Commodore Perry. Aborn, fn PROV. for
llantord; REing-sun, Farmer. fin do, for do; !;
Richard Rush, Kelly, fin Philadelphia, for SOM
cisct.
TUESDAY, Oct. 4th--arr. S'chr. Coasting- Plot, ,
Somers fn Richmond for Somerset ;soops haries,
Blake, fin Taunton. for Albany, George, ihaycr,
fin Taunton, for " York; OpheIia, Rowe, fn
.Nanscmond. for Providence; Cathariuc Harding,
fn Bristol, for ~ York, Catharine Maria Penny
fm Providence, for River-I!ead; Albany, Vars,
im do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06

The Lexington Reporter Of the 2Ist
inst. says-"Wc understand that Mr.
Robinson was lately shot and killed by
DIR. Pierce, the member of the Legisla-
ture elect from Russell CO. in this state.
The circumstances are Of the most pain
ful nature, such as need not be detailed,
as they relate to an aggravated case Of
seduction, which resulted in the death of
the guilty individual"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-06
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Oct.

At market this day l04l Beef Cattle, 1855
Stores, 26G5 Sheep, and 1885 Swine. Probably
100 Cattle, mostly Stores, were reported last
week. BUSINESS was remarkably brisk he
barreers ''nibbed little" but not anxious to
purchase many. arge Numbers, however, Of
Cattle. Sheep and Swine were sold
PRicEs reef CotHe.-Me shall quote for
prime, 81 ,j D; good, 4 a so; thin, 20 a 3
IS.
Srosrs.-Buyers were plenty and prices rath-
er advanced.
WoRKING OxIN-More were at market
than we recollcct of having before seen IN one day
We noticed sales of pairs at : A. 30, 60, 62, sew
eral at 20 and 1j, one at 80 and one at So.
Cows & CALvEs-Sales were made at ; 5,
lS, %, %, 2j and %.
SHEEp.--Remarkaby risk and an advance
was effected We noticed sales of lots at !, b7,
So, ., 2 25, 2 37t, Sd. 10, and 8.
SwINE.-Selcctcd lots, two thirds Barows, at
A. a IL; lot Of old hauows at 1 and one
entire lot of $50 Sows and Barows, at 24c-
Retail price ior sows u for banows.