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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

The Lexington Observer of July, 2,las this Post
script 1t will be observed that contrldcted at the
bottom.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT! ;! INDIAN HOSTII..
tiles.
The fowiug is "xiracted from a lettp
written by Mr. DAVID EAssEL, # J,cksonvi,l.
I'M TO Mr. MICHAEL CoUGH, IF his piac.
will appear rom i that tt" Indian diSIu Dances
are7kcy to esuIt in SOM thing serious
than has been anticipated. The writer f ih'
letter is gen: eman OF Ugh res &c ABILITY. auh
the Information con aims may be relied upo
az correct. Rork River is situated $50 mil
bOye5 jacksonville:
Jacksonville, q Jun" 30
"YPster day an eXpr. - pa->ed thrp this pla,e
from General Games, who had gOn' ON IN ad
vance against tn, hostile lnd Rock Rv-r,
tn 500 regular troop, sta irg that he haG
been DEFEATED win lie loss nf THREE
HUNDRED OF HIS MEN. nnd HIMSELF
WOUNDED Our Cove nor has gone o.
with 1900 mounted volunteers. and has SCI,
bock for 5000 more Gr- m his Stat, Indlana an
Mis4oyr. We fear here WI be nu III l,ss IF
time and lives"
GJ-A ter part ofour pIp RS had been print
ed off & dis ribuied, he above rrpori If me-
feat Of Ger. Comes. has been cOntrdd ctsd w
hope the Tc;or may t'rn 'u to b. grnundlGss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
THE President and Directors have declared
dividend IF and per cent, On the Capt.
I'll Stock for the last six months, which viii be
paid TO the Stcekhnliors on IN 18th instant.
jy I--4tc WIN. NEKERVTS, Cash'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

FEVHE President and Directors Of the Bank ofY,r.
n gnia have declared dividend Of the profits
or the last six months, Of two and half per cent
payable after the 18th inst. A, ROBINSON, Jr.
july Cashier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
Manchester Property For Sale,

Manchcster Property For Sale,
+ n p'rshsnce Of tie last will and testament
4 of John Muc chic, late OF Chesterfield COUNTY.
I! shall ciirr for sale, on the premises, at Public
Auct o., On Thursday, tie Isl day of Septem-
ter raXt, weather pem.t ing, or the first fair
day thsr"t! err, all NE real poverty in the town
81 aianch sor. relongug - the estate of the
IL JOAN MU!chi', consist ing of the following.
EIZ' ut, ~ .a"are with tie bull ings amer,
al'li"g tn ii, Ling koown as the Manchester
i"1acco WsCc HOUSES, one other house and lot
OH TN Ma'n Street, acjolGpgtie properly of Col.
t. : Hisli :i--'.i>9 ten NJ on Main S,reer
'"w IN The occupancy o; Mr. Alex Grant, having
i iarga h:iri; Iwe.lng house, With nine rooms \
20 :Ts9Ae Ii, iicusuioke horse S, able, carriapa
'onse and gardcn-nlSn, another tenement on
lie Nam Street, adjoining the last mentioned. at
present. occnP!. hy M. Arci'd Freellud d; On this
OF is heue" hat nas b. en used some years as a
"bat CO fac ~. VITA screws, presses and other
bx'"res tel nGirG to il, " hich may be sold Sc.
pafAte, vita efficiency IF ground TO suit Dur.
ci'aaers- Possession may be gwen The firsr dav
January mex --i'eru-s, "sc f1nrtb on the LIST or
ia "ary, the bclauco nthrec equal ins,alments.
ayable IN d X, Twelve, ard eighteen months
Bonds vi 6 cd security, ard deed of trust
On the property, VII ne required.
RO. ID. MURCHIE.
Exo- Of John Murchie, dec.
Nv 5-2aw6W C. tlsd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
MARRIED.

In Pawtucket, r. I. on Sunday, Sd inst. by tn.
Rev. Geo Taft, RoBr. G. SAuNDEns, ESQ. of this
CITY, to Miss MARIA Louisa, youngest daughter of
Dr. Niles Manchester, of that place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

MINERAL SPRING FARM FOR SIZE
"A VIE Subscriber intending to remove TO town
n VIII offer at public sale, the premises, on
Wednesday, the goth day ofJuly, the farm on which
he resides near he Brook Turnpike miles from
Richmond, containing 2fl acres of Land about so
are IN woods, the balance which is cleared and en-
closed has ~ acres Of very rich low grounds, on
the Brook Creek which runs through the farm
The Upland is very level, and of good quality re
tains manure well, and is adapted to corn wheat
oats rye, and clover, and large portion of it ud-
Inirably suited to herds grass is well ditched and
'uay be Prohtably converted into meadow to
which purpose, part of it is at present appled ID
The improvements are Il convenient DWELLING house
tor large family, office near the house frame
smoke mouse, and kitchen, negro houses, with
shingled roofs and brick chimnies an oyorsser,s |
house, In the farm yard, which contains a we'll OF
excellent water, and is enclosed with close plank
fence' and cedar posts, are two large and conve-
nlent frame barns, with Louise for wheat ma
chine, attached to one of thcm a carria pe horso
and row OF stables, with hay lofts and shelters
weatherboarded and shingled, all in good repair
and capable of stabling % horses and as MANY cat
tle an excellent market garden, containing 6 acres
enclosed with cypress palng and cedar posts. a
large and well constructed ice house within lao
yards of the pond which, together with the produce
OF the garden, yields considerable income
"entiemen wanting summer retreat, will find this
a desirable one, or persons disposed to accommo-
date families, during the summer season. would
doubtless find this favorable situation for thu.
purpose, from the saubrty of the air, and use Of
the mineral spring. The situation is remarkably
heahful, which ten years residence, with large fi
mily, has abundantly proved,
The title clear and unincunbered. Terms one
quarter cash, balance l and years, with interest
from, the day of sale, secured by Decd of Trust on
tho property. The sale of the land, and splendid
Contention Colt, will commence at o'clock in the
afternoon, the other property on the Succeeding
day Those inclined to purchase, are invited TO
view the premises.
After the sale of the land, shall dispose Of such
mon
dispense with. Also, the stock of horses, mules
cattle, hogs, sheep, Wagons, carts, wheat ma,
chine, wheat fan, and farming utensils, blood
marc, and splendid colt two years old, by Con-
tention, out of a Timoleon mare, &c.
Application to be made TO Thomas TAYLOR, ESQ.,
(who will conduct the sale) or to the subscriber
residing on the farm. JACOB MORDECAI.
Spring Farm, Hcnrico County, June 4d-2awc 6td
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
ISs aIS,a, So zee

q = Pu'SUonce, al deed Of trust executed by
INES "A Hranf. to the subscriber bearing date
II" ION day OF Feb 1926 aud recorded IN the
"ihce OF the Hastings Court ofthe CITY of Rich,
mono, 10 secure 10 Byrd George the paymeut of
ce' lam sum OF money therein mcutioned:--
A''o aso ~ pursuance OF another deed Of Trust
&"cut"d b. the SAID James a. Grant and Ann
AZ, ms VIE, to the subscriber, bearing date the
'Lh cay OF May 1880, and recorded IN the office
Of l"e HUSH g. Court of the Guy of Richmond.
secure io Samuel Hawkins The pavmru, of n
|ef'tin sum "t money therein m .ptiuned,-tYilI
o. sold 90 Fr'Ggy the 18th OF tins, presen,
mont, al h"e oc!ot l., ii far, If not the first fair
nay 'nercSi or, Ut puhEc auction, upon the premi-
s's' Tor ready money lot or parcel of ground
con-" i"ng about ia + an ucre, with he building
ana Improvements thereon, lying and being i'm
hat part Of the Cry Of Richmond know n and
"'sghateo as DrvsIs addition to the same, and
numbered % ~ th" plan Of that addition; being
ne same Ut on which The large brick building
.tands ut present occupied by tie said Jas. A.
Grant f -
The title to the above property is believed to
ne 2"od, but acting Trustee shall only CON.
vey such tile Is vested u me-
JNO. q WILLIAMS,
Trustee
The above property is situated in a beaitbv
and r2tred part of the City. the dwelling house.
Is well calculated fr arge family, having
Twelve rooine Elk are large, and a passage
WE'VE feet vide and !crty III length, the out
houses e;e Gil one block, eighty two feet in
tehg'h' there Is we'll of excellent water in
ihc yards, also brick smoke house and dairy:
all the ma'cii Is of these bu ldtngs are of the
hr'i quality, great bafgaln nav be had. The
nnGer'ignrd Is Determined for the Trustee to
sell Tor the purp1 sc Of saying his debts The title
l. unq 'eitl hthir. IA MES GRANT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
ECO NO M Y.
OLD MADE NEw!I

II JONES, from London, CLOTHES pREs-
a. SER AND RENovATCR, respectfully
begs leave to inform the public in general, that hs
has opened an establishment at the Store corner
Of Market square, where he will attend to the
cleaning Of gentlemens' Goats, Pantaioons, and
Pests, Of every description, on an entirely neto
plan from that pursued by Dyer. BY comPar-
ing the articles cleaned by him, they are pro-
nounced by competent Judges, equal to new, and
which has been noticed by the public. Spots,
grease, &c. taken frsm the cloth, and apparel put
in complete form. When requested, he applies
stifening and restores the color to faded seams -
Where the nap Of coat is bare, he restore
it to its original gloss and beauty. without any in
jury to the fabric.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' Habits, Boat Cloaks, and Cloth Shawls.
spotted or faded Of their pristine beauty, restored
to their original colors, with the greatest care
Specimens Of bis work may be seen at his Shop.
where fit person will attend to the receipt of all
orders and delivery Of all work, with Punctuality
and despatch
IUs N. b. To persons disposed to patroniss
him in his business, hs pledges himself, if any of
his work is not done to their satisfaction, he viii
make no charge for his labor.
/ Newport, sept 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
DRY GOODS.

IOHN r. TOWNSEND has Just received
% from New York, supply of
NE " and FASHIONABLE GOODS,
among uDhich are
Superior English gnghams Of new style. also
ealieos.
Elegant French musns,
English and French mourning snghams,
Ponsess, silks for dresses,
Elegant fancy hdkis. great variety;
Irish sheeting, linens,
Superb cloths, cassimeres,
Green barege aud green gauzs wells,
Real siI bobbnet lace wells,
Wide black bombasin, grapes, &c.
A great variety Of goods to equip children for
Election.
Lace footing, wide bobbinett lace,
Black lasting; bI English canblet, very fash
enable for mems wear
A Ga great assortment Of superior Me-
rino Shawls.
The above with great variety OF GOODS not
enumerated, will be sold ut prices which cannot
fail to be satisfactory april Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
NEW PAPER.


UNIlE undersigned propose. to publish, in his
a native town, a semi-weekly paper, under
the title Of the
CHRONICLE OF THE TIMES,
for which he respectfully solics the patronage Of
his old friends and the public in general. 1t will
be issued on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
about O'Clock, on sheet Of the common size,
with new type, at the price of S3 so if paid semi
annually, or - at the close Of the year and
will be commenced SO soon as the necessary ar
rangements can be made.
The intention Of the publisher is to present to
the community useful business paper, which
shall contain the latest authentic intelligence on
every interesting subject, interspersed with light
and amusing articles, and occasionally varied by
political speculation tie will call TO his aid tai
ent and tact, with the aim at once to instruct and
amuse; and will engage correspondence abroad, in
order that his readers may be enlightened upon
every momentous topic which is agitated through
out the Union, and in foreign countries.
The political character Of the paper will be Re
publican, in the most enlarged sense The pub
Usher is Of the MADISON school. lie cannot
conscientiousy support the measures, much less
the men, Of the present administration of the Cen
eral Government An indiscriminate opposition,
however, is not contemplated;- the right shall be
sustalneu,-he UTOHS, hnconpToniislngy con-
demned
] With respect to the exciting question Of foster
ing domestic manufactures and internal improve
mcnts, it is well known, that the publisher has ev-
er been warm advocate for the policy Of protec-
tion: this, however, was a result, not Of has er-
elusive attachment to those interests, but Of a
settled opinion, that prosperous state of domestic
manufactures, and an improved system of land and
water communications, would nightly subserve
and extend the interests Of Agriculture and Com
merce. In this view OF the subject, now so hap
PLY and abundantly fortified by the experience Of
the last fifteen years, protection to Manufactures
and Internal Improvements will receive the steady
and consistent support of the CHRoNIcLE-whe
the great and diversified concerns Of the Farmer,
the Merchant, and the Mechanic, will be ardentIy,
if not ably, sustained.
\ Advertisements will be inserted on the usual
terms, and is believed, that the circulation Of the
CHRONICLE will render It an advantageous me-
dunn for advertisers
\ Persons holding subscription papers are respect
fully requested to return them to the residence of
the undersigned, No. 81, Broad-stree near the
new Brick market, or send them to the Bookstore
Of Messrs Iutchens and Shepard, No. l, Market
street, or to S. w. Wheeler, No. llOl Westmin-
ster street, by the 10Th September next.
4 b. II. WHEELER.
Providence, sept. l, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
WOOL CARDING, s.
CLOTH DRESSING

TIME subscribers inform their friends and tho
Il public, that they continue at the Union Fac
tory, Portsmouth, to card WOOL, color and dress
cloth, manufacture wool into yarn or cloth, &c. in
as good style, and on as reasonable terms, as at
any establishment in this vicinity.
.CJsTheir CARDING MACHINES are in prime
order, having recently been fitted with new cards.
WOOL or cloth, (for the subscrbers) may be
left with Edward Stanhope, or X. r. Carr, New
port; George Iawton, Tiverton; or jeremiah Gif-
ford, Bristol Fery-where it will be taken, and
manufactured agreeably to the directions, and re-
turned to the above places.
GRINNELL & BAKER.
Portsmouth, June |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
NEW BOOKS.

The Church Members Guide by J. A. James, A.
M.-edited by Rev. j. o. Choules, Newport,
vol.
Imitation Of Christ by Thomas A. Rempis, vol.
edited by Rev. Howard Malcolm, oston.
The Saints Everlasting Rest, by ksv. H. paXter.
The Christian Contemplated N course Of Lee
tures-by Rev. VIM. Jay, D sol
The Travels Of True Goodness oy rev perj Reach
revised and in proved by Rev toward Macoui
vol.
Menoirs Of Howard tho phlIarlircqst, by James
BALDWIN Brown, abridged, vol.
foH sAIr Az
w. Callahan's Book Store,
4 CIRCUL LATING LIBR AIRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
VINES.

G-'IARrT Champagne, Madeira,
pwr. j.puu o,,t,y Madeira, sweet
and y Malaga, and Muscat f" lNES,
of supcDr qualities, for sale on liberal
terms, by 5. NEWTON, 100, ,Th-st
june %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j IA MES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, 4 few doors south Of the Brick
Market. iCF Entrance first door down the wharf
Terms
So in advance, or 1925 at the end Of the year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-15

THAMES TREET,
"AVE just returned from New-York with =
II 4 superior selection of stock Of the first quail
ity, for the purpose Of manufacturing Ladies, Cen
tlemen's, misses and children's BOOTS AND
SHOES, in the most fashionable style, by the
first rate workmen. They are confident the salts
faction heretofore received by old customers at tho
establishment mo. 1907 will induce them still to
continue their patronage.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. Potter in the esta-
blishment, every attention will be paid to all those
VINO wish for the first style OF / oots Shoes,
made to measure on the newest fashion lasts which
they have Just received from New York. They
have on hand an extensive assortment Of Ladies,
Gentlemen :, and Misses boots and shoes Of every
description, usually called for in shoe store, OF
their own manufacturing Also a number Of
case. of the above articles, which they bought
for cash in New York, and are determined to sell
them as low as at any other store in Town.
They keep constantly on hand the following
articles. viz:
Black and colored last * Gran'd upper leather,
ings, A Black and buff buck
Russia sheetings, skins,
No. 2 and ribbons, VBlack and colored mo-
David's best gaoons, rocco,
Binding silk, Black and colored kid,
Silk and cotton braid, VGoat skin bindings,
Silk and cotton boot Sheep do do.
cord, &Lining skins.
Boot webbing, -"..."0 !S".".-
English shoe thread, Liquid Backing,
American do do. %Sponge do.
Calf skins, A Box and past do.
Seal skins, Heel ball,
Horse skins, NShoe brushes,
Curried goat skins, * &c. &c,
JOHN w. DAVIS.
JOHN n. POTTER.
april q, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09
June T..


. HE Subscriber intending TO remove to 80 - IN
K oifer at public sale, the promises ON NIondI-
@ nOh oay OF Jty the farm which he resides near
Lhe brook turnpike miles from Richmond co,t,;n;'I.
al acres OF Land; about So are in woods tho IoIS
which is cleared and enclosed has 90 acres of or, -
low grounds, on the Brook Creek winch rune -
inc farm. The Upland is very level and of rood osi
ny iedliS manure WELL and is adapted to corn wEea
oaS rye, ana clover and large portion of il ADMIRE
bly, suited to herds-grass, is well ditcbed and ~ I
PIoHtaDly converted INTO Il meadow to which ,,,r-o
part OF 1T is at present applied. The improvements arc
convenient dwelling house, for large family an oro
ltotI inc mousse, a frame smoke house, and kitchen
negro houSes with shingcd roofs and brick cl,;n-
an oVerseer's house, in the farm ward which co,i
Ncli Oh excellent water, and is enclosed with o,
Piek renee and cedar posts, two LARGE and COMO
hieh frame barns, with house for d wheat machne
10 one OF them, carriage house and row OF
stables with hay lofts and Shelters catberboarded and
shmgied, all i'll good repair and capable of etatI 90
horses, and as many cattle excellent market ,ar6o
containing acres enclosed with CYPRESS pono md o
oar posts large and well constructed ice house itI
lcO dS o. the pond which, together with the produce
OF the garden, yields considerable income Cop+I,
men wanting retreat will find tbig = dsiIi
one, or persons disposed to accommodate E,,niles M
ring the summer season, would doubtless find fins r.
Vordoe situation for the purpose, from the ssurtv If
INC ar ana use OF the mineral spring. The situation
Is remarkably heahul, which ten YEAR residence viii
large family has abundanIy proved
Inc title clear and unincumbered. Terms made
known on the day of sale. Those inclined TO nrcb,co
are invited to view the premises
After the sale OF the land shall dispose ofs,cb ne
gIoes as residence in town will enable me tn dsDreo
with Also, the stock of horses, mules cattle boTs
sheeP Wagons, carts, wheat machine wheat fan and
FARMING utensils, blood mare and splendid colt two
years oid' by Contention, out of Tmoleon mare &c
application TO be made to Thomas TAYLOR Esq lyybo
~ o'CI INC saLc} or 10 the subscriber, residing on
Una 1aFin. JACOB MORDECAI
HThlng Farm, tlenTICO County. June Id-gayvc
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FOR SALE.

me premises, at public auction, on the second
- W Wednesday, the 9Th of June next my Tract OF
Ian ID IN l.Gudoun county, Virginia, with the Fur.
nItuEe, the Stock of Horses Cattle Sheen and Hons
me tract consists Of rather more than goo acres
70 aaVantageously situated i'll very healthy coun
try about "a miles frotG Washington and Alexan
d'a' ana is OF good quality Little River passes
through The rhiddle ofit which there are about
eou acres OF excellent meadow land in different lots
most OF which Is now IN timothy. II NAV be divided
no 'ree OF Tour iarlHs, to suit the purchasers In
| me centre is large end very commodious Brick
Dwelling ious C. with all the other BUILDINGS npccee,
~ LOT the accommodation of large family ard like
WISE !oI servants !aborers, &c severa. of which are
| oi orlck There is also Grst and Saw Mill on
| Tue tract At the upper end, and ADJOINING The
turnpike leading TO Alex ndrla and the ctv there is
comfortable Frame Dwelling with good barn. and
some DINER accommodations. At the lower end there
IS lkewise d house that may accommodate smalJ
family The stock of each class is numerous, > *.
sheep are generally of the Merino rfce credit mr.
one Two, and three years, payable in equal install
mcnts, with interest Will be given for the land and
one for the stock, anne security being giycn for the
pnnctunl payment those to whom am Indebted
Will be allowed credit for any property they NAV mr.
chase, TO the full amount OF TIE sums due nni On
fair conditions. ~ va
rot being able, on account of my weak state of
health, to conduct the sale myself have Given fIn
power 10 my son in law, Samuel L Gouyerneur. and
my nephew, james Monroe iun to perform this
service, for which | have vested the propertv in
them In The event Of sale, they have power to
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may require. JAMES MONROE
mar 3O-c2aw rs
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af1artegg R&Oa.
PORT or Ri1 H.MO.NI
ARRIVED

!
Schr Commerce, W ce2s from PHILADELPHIA vi,
E'nal, wiki sundries, Lancaster, DENLY e. CO
J. B"sher, ] 3 Cosby 81 co, S S Myers, Il Smmh
Davenport, Allen & CO, & e Crane, w
Granger, Myers, II Parkinson. T. Hillard
Cook u Ryan, s Putney, w Noting. Perkin.
Hotr'ss, w Wallace, c NJ MITCHELL. Womblc
q wilson, Williams, l. Webb g. CO, Cotton &
Clarke. Sarvay J Haloweil, Tlohenor.
Sehr Effort, Fordham, frcmg. New York, will
suudrl"s, to P Adriance, A II Lamb, Da enporf
Allen g. CO. F Foster, Colon s. Clarke w
Clarke, Ellis, c Mitchell w Cewan, Hall {
Moore f & E James &, CO, Raymond & Brothers. r
Porter: w Nol'ing, w Rowlet, Il | Smith, w
ID Kyle IL CO, Wadsworth g. Williams OTIS
Dtu!op 81 60, ] b Abbot, g. CO. and sundry others
Schr Leade, Sutton. from Norfolk.
Sloop Hiram, from City Point.
Schr Antelope. -, from Alligator, IN c. s
with fish and shlngles, TO J r Triple't.
SAILED,
Schr Resolution, Lard, for Saugertes coal
Schr Virginia, Gator, for Ba,iu.Jre with sundries.
Schr Beisey, Hamilton, for Bal inore, tobacco.
Schr Faifeld, Corsor,'fo New York. with -four,
Schr Elizabeth, -----, for PhilaGelphia, vi Ca
nal, with coal -
steanboit John MORE, Hibb RI, for Nnrfo :,
with freight and passengers