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I'm .9poiogy.-when John Clerk
(I.ord E'don) was at the bar. he was
remarked for the sang froid with which
he treated the Judges. On ono coca.
alan, junior counsel, on hearing their
!ordships give Judgment against his
client, exclaimed that "he was surpris.
ed at such decision!" This was con
strued into contempt OF court, and he
was ordered 10 attend at the bar the
next morning. Fearful af the conse
qu-nces, he consulted his friend John
Clerk, who told him tn be perfectly at
case, for he would apologize for him
in a way that would avert any unpica
SAINT result. Accordingly, when the
name Of the delinquent was called,
John rose and coolIy addressed the rs.
sembled tribunal" am very sorry,
my lords, that my young friend has so
far forgot himself rs 10 treat your
bench with disrespect; he is extremely
penitent, and you will kindly ascribx
his unintentional insult to his ignor-
Gnce. You must see a. once that IT
did originate in that. He said he was
surprised at the decision Of your lord
ships! Now, If he had not been very
ignorant Of what takes place in this
court every day-had he known YOU
but half so long as have done, curse
me it he would be surprised at anu
thing you did,"
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african IDEAS Of Beaufy.-Munso
Park relates that the ladies of Bon.
iou. aitera careful ssrvey, approved
Of his external appearance. with the
exception Of the two deformi,i.s Of q
white skin and high nose; but for
these, they we're kindly disposed TO
make allowance. being. as they be-
lie.ed. produced by the false taste of
his mother, who had bathed him in
milk when young, and by pinching his
nose, raised It (" ito present absurd
height.
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NOTICE.

Wi subscriber is compelled 20 give . ..
remp'ory notice 20 the deb,or. 81 n.
,I'. Ehin Isyior decd. that Il they do -,
',-He payment Immediately, so;,s ~ifi ~
SioUkhi "Woou, respect 20 person, u.
We. wo.'a De pleased. " q were in bn ps~e,. q,
personaliy on every debtor, 6n, >, ,i,
;. -, Irae"eaoie' be will attend Al tbs isv
,. s','snoe ~ ne deceased for one monil,
'S-~J 70 settle With al who may call
80. 'klFftN TAYLOR. .Ela,'-
-" on'ese's' Ferry, May o6 st
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4 friend, who has travelled, relates
the following as literal direction gi-
ven TO him by an inhabitant Of a re-
mote New England town, in reply to
bis inquiry for the direct road to -
meeting house. "Well. ali. stranger,
you 60 right straight ahead, till you
come to large oak tree-then YOU
take that are tree on your right shout
der aud go on until you come to the
brick school hOuse-then take the
school hoase on your left shoulder and
keep straight on ill you come to Squire
Winga'e's; and then DO you take the
Squire's house right on your back, and
you can't miss the way"
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Important and eonsohing. MIR. Ro-
binson said. in the Massachusetts, le-
gisiatnre, that persons would be pre-
sumed by law to be white, till they
were proved to be black"
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- ihe Cl,aTleslown Library - nor
80 ~ lhe Office Of the Fres Pres.
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JOHN FRAME

May 6, ls5i.-tMi2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-18

m~jor Eaioa's departure from Wsshingten city has been delayed. ia consequences sf shs indispessn oI sneof AiEv. E's sis,orS. >,.
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made. pre,licatcd upon Col. Johnson
letter. was impeaehed in your second
note. made the application to the
President which you seem To think !
ought now to make. lie immediately
put into my hands the original memo
randum which he wrote. and which bc
read tn Nrssrs. Branch, lnsham, and
Yourself. &c"
cannot believe that Gen. Jackson
has authorized any person to say that
he ever read, or made known 10 me.
the paper or memorandum mentioned.
u he has. then We are at issue. No
paper of the Kind vas ever read or
made known 10 me. bv Gen. Jackson,
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
I have a. vet prepared no narrative Of
the circumstances connected with the
dismissal Of Mr.. Ingham, Jujge Ber-
rirn, and myself: and, IN truth, where
is the necessity noD for me to do so:
The President in his letter to Mr..
Insham, Judge Berrien and myself,
SAYS. that "he rant IF harmony ~
The Cabutf," SC. was the cause of our
dismissal; or in other words for his
reorganization; and Judge Berrien
and MIR. Ingham, J kno,r. have truly
interpreted themeaning of ,hi, mystical
Of hormony.
l have too much respect tor the in
,elligence Of the American people To
believe that they will be at any loss Ia
arrive at an accurate conclusion from
the facts already placed in their pos
session.
IL, however, IL becomes necessary
hereafter for me To appear before the
public. trust that shall unhesita
tiugly do SO. Respectfully. yours. &c.
JNO. BRANCH.
To the editor fhe T. s Telegraph.
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FOREIGN.

PoLNNp. The Warsaw Courier of
the 9th June savs:-"Thc army of
Field Marshal Debitsch which was al
0strolenka seems 10 have divided into
three columns. One division - adj
yancing towards the west. i'm the pro-
vince Of Plotsk. The Cossacks are
at SZvdlow, Suchociu. and other pla
oes. The Russian head quarters are AZ
Iambrow. On the evening before last
intelligence was received az Warsaw
that mn insurrection had broken out
in the districts Of the government OF
Il odno, bordering on Nolhvnia."
The Journal du Havre of the 2lst of
June, says:-"We learn by the way
of Berlin. that Diebitsch il no longer
COMMANDMENTS Chief; Paske~itch hav
ing taken his place. And We are also
informed. via Berlin, that the corps Of
Saohen aud kreutZ has received u
complete check in the Palaiine Of Au-
eust0wa. The appointment Of Pas
kcwitch ia the command Of the Rus
sian army is confirmed by a communi-
cation from our Consul az Warsaw to
VI. Sebsstiani. Our opinion ~ every
day contirmed, that government has
finally decided upon acting for Poland,
IN concert with Great Britain. But
we cannot conceal the difficulties ar
undertaking Of this nature must en-.
counter-ior at present. this can be a
question of nothing less than Of erect
ng all Russian Poland. together with
the grand duchy Of Warsaw, Into an
independent government. We cannot
expect that The Poles will ever desert
the people who have risen and bled in
their cause,''
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Eight Days Later from England.

The ship York, Capt. BursIey, has
arrived at New York from IL, ~ pool.
bringing dates to the goth from Lon
don and To the 27th fron, Liverpool.
both inclusive. The most important
news which they contain. il the Deafh
Of Marshal DeLifsch. Commander 10
Chief of the Russian Army. operating
against the Poles. The cause If his
demise - variously accounted for.
William the WITH opened the BrI-
tlsh Parliament, in person, on the 2Ist
of June.
The Reform Bill was read on the
2lth of June. and ordered for a second
reading on the 4th Of July.
France was Tranquil at the latest
adVices.
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POLAND.
Pirate COTrtspondenee.

BERIIS, JUNE 10.
n report from the Russian head
quarters at klceZewO. near Pultusk,
dated the roth Of June. attributes the
death OF General Diebitsch To a sud
den attack of the cholera morbus. IL
i stated that previously 10 his mala,Iy
he had enjoyed perfect health. and OF
the day before, vase exceedingly cheer
iul; tut At about O'Clock m the morn.
ing 81 the 0lh of June he was sudderI,
taken ~. and his malady was immedI
ate'y pronounced 20 be the cholera. -
All medical assistance proved lncfcc
iual. aud, after a very painful stfue.
gle, be departed this life on FRIDAY 'he
10Th Of June, az 7 O'Clock IN the morn.
ing. Tins melancholy event saws the
aforementioned report seem. 10 prove
That The progress Of the cholera must
be attributed much less TO conisaion
'han To the weather, snd 90 the prp
Opposition oi the persons affected; lee
At toe tine 81 thcGtuetai's death there
was Got al the head quarters 1T ~.
Russians one single person attacked
With mAisdy
Genera roll has accepted. par ste.
rDt 'hr command " the army. Ga
re l2th int. Gen. Diebitseb's d., a.
was not k0Own az Warsaw, where a.
WIZ 90 doubt, produce q great srn.a
Ion. he Russian force. are AT tbi.
'n"'nent much divided; the army De-
tond Tie Nafew consists Of 81, COO
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f'om iie Wssl'ing'l" Icl, gra.I. & Aug -
Gov. BsANcH.-The follow ing let.
Ter from Gov. Branch ~ the r,,iar.
confirms What ia, before been said bt
MI Berrien and Mr. Ingbam.
ANF.i I'D. AJCrsr IsI. 1891.
SiE: J haze observed 90 ihe G.si,s.
Vhita came to hand ~ the last mai,
the follow .Hg paragraph 10 NJ. Blai.'s
letter 81 tie 2lst Il July TO Judge
BerrIen "Nhen the statemcGtwlieL
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The crops N England are represent
81 A. looking remarkably well.
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acre even more horrible than that 81
sstlcpollafd-has Just been commit
ted ~ Ireland, at place called New
ioihDSry' afI.lbg out 81 n seizure Co..
hihc, Al the instance Of Rev. DIM
'arN ~ The church, by law established.
70 ''st unhappy country. This MIN.
Tea ~ feligi"n that inculeates com
passion lor Suffering. and all the con
current virtues Of charity. ,tnerc,. and
p'acr' had seized and brought 10 sale
~" heiiefs' belonging 10 some Of 30.
poor Pensioners; and when instead
~ purchasing. Use compassionate 4,
'thhdefs eS'uccd a disposition 20 RS
cue these. The police and ,crnsrtv
present. were ordered 10 f.e igdi.c,,
a'insieiy 90 the crowd. Tbs. ror
""udrf' the police Tcfu.ed bot ihc
Yeomahry, Who 10 Ireland are al q.
fangrmen, felt no sucb reluctance.
instantly obeyiug the order. I.R,d
"'"fff'" Pfopis md wo,1ided frlp
-nhie 81 them women aud tL,ldfet
ITO" hong vii such a,foe,lirs h. ,ole
rated "a county calling itself intel
iigent aud civilized!
he rFr.r.a -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03
Charles Bennett

III As imported by ship yirgina, arrived here, and
III Herald, via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Colts 81 and point blankets. large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga, 10 a, ia. II 4, IS 4
- A few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
colored and w B Thread
Cambria muslins and dimities
Furniture dimities and chntses, great variety
Ginghams and calicoes
Figured colored cotton counterpanes, large sizes
Vestings. including silk velve,s and Florennes,
very best quality
Gentlemen's doeskin gloves
Superfne cloths aud kerseymeres
A prime assortment Of A Irish linens, 54 and 6 4
sheetngs
81 and l0-4 table damask. long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetngs
"A green floor cloth base
Clark's best spool and ball sewing cotton
English cheese, double Gloster and It'll Wilt
shire off first quality
From the North he has received:
Best black Italian Iutestrings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
or>ted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins, figured anil plain
Merino stuiIs, circassisns and bombazets
Black and drab fine cloth shaws
Supcrhne chvppa romals
India and English bandanns hdkfs
Black Italian crayats
Ticklenburgs, sackings and osnsburgs
II General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting f sattinets, bedtlcks, cotton osnaburgs,
Canton nnes, brown and bleached sheetines, csrpc.
bindings, checks. plais. &C. &c.
Fine and superlne msrino shirts and hosieryi slad
and herring Dridport SEINE TWINE; to be sold very
low to close COns gnment.
sept lift
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SALES AT AUCTION.
hristOe Estate.

hrlStOe Estate,
In the County of Prince William, FOR SALE.
N pursuance of the power vested in the Presiden
! and Directors of the Literary Fund. by an Act of
the General Assembly passed 2sh February last, au-
thorizing the sale ofthe
1zaNk BRISTOE TRACT OF LAAD.
SEC in the County of Prince william, proposals
w. will be received BY the said President and
aehN Directors for he whole, or any portion of the
said tract. until the 10Th day Of October nert.
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their orv
convenience in fixing the instruments of the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater part of which is under leases, which will
expire IN the year 1912 and which are subject to an
annual rent of about $4,000 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of the Lite.
rary Fund: J. BROWN, j. I'd Aud,
2nd. BE further enacted That il shall be the duty
Of the said Presd mt and Directors, require If the
purchaser purchasers Of the said Tract, bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the said Pres.
dent and Directors together with deed or deeds of
trust on the estate sold to the the
purchase money and INTERESTS which bonds so TAKEN
shall bear interest from the date thereof And all per-
sons who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually
within sn months alter the shall b. DUE the
in crest which may accrue on their said bonds shall
forfeit all claim 20 the credit given their purchases
and the principal sall the'eupon become due, be re-
coverabe by the said President and Directors with all
interest in arrear by motion to the General Court, on
ten days notice of the time of making such notion or
the payment thereof enforced by proce eding on the
deeds deeds Of trust aforesaid, the discretion of
The said President and Directors
3rd Bell fnvtlsr enacted, That all persons becom.
ing purchasers Of land uader the provisions of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount Of the
purchase money at any time.
4th his act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
mre Is 2awtlOthOct
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BeltZhoover 6 Co..

Splendid Lanes Of " Blue safety Coqches," be-.
iween Washington and Baltimore.
ETIRST LINE, o'clock.-Passengers by this line
l. arrive in Baltimore by l0o'ciock, consequently in
time for the IL o'clock boat for Philadelphia.
Second Line, o'clock, Ola Baltimore & Ohio
Rail Road No delay or stoppase by this line. the
Car always readiness Passengers arrive IN BaltI
more to early dinner
Third Line, o'cLock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early supper, between and7P n.
or TO the citizens Of Alexandra and the public IN
general the proprietors tender their grateful acknow
GENE nts for the encouragement given to the Blue
Safety Coaches and would assure them that they can
always find speedy aud safe conveyance on their ar
riva! in Washington Coach will be IN waiting at the
wha,f II on the arrival Of the steamboats, from Aexan
dria Western passengers are sure Of obtaining dI
rect conveyance through to Rstalore, as Mr. boyd's
line from Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply at II Clagctts IL tel
JOHN WEST, Agent.
I'VE Ow
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lust received on sale by WM NJ MORRISON,
SCOTS Family Bible, fresh supply. and offered as
low as can be purchased in Philadelphia, New YORK,
or Boston.
Elegant quarto and 8vo pocket, Et school bibles
Octave, school aud pocket testamcnts
Prayer books, great variety and elegant EDITIONS
Horns introduction TO the study Of the holy scr
lures, ~ vols, new edition
Summers exposory lecture on Matthew and Marx
Rev. John Newtons works, complete IN vols; To
which are pre6xed memoirs OF his life by the Kew
John Cecil, A. II new edition
Vol Sd of standard works Of the Prot" slant Episco
pal Church. containing JEWELS Apology and Treatise
vi the Scriptures ,
Lectures on the evidences of Christianity, by ID.
Wilson, A. NJ.
The Christian Student, by the Rev. f. Pickcrsteth
No,es's Translation Of the Psalms
Memoirs of the Rev. j. Townsend, Founder OF the
hs,in for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay on the Hieroglyphic System, by j. T. II
Greppo translate from the French by lsssc Stewart
with notes, &C.
lie Of Gerry. in 2 vols 8vo
Ilasms Constitutional History of England, vs. 8So
Elements of Mental Philosophy, by ihos c Uphaw'
in vols 8vo
stuat's Philosophy of the active and moral powers
of man, in 2vols 49,.
The Diplomacy of the United States, 81 edition,
with additions BY Theodore l. man, jr IN vols $40
Dearborn's memoir of the Black Sea, turkey and
| Egypt, in 2 vols 8so, with n chart, &c.
| Plsyfsr's Dissertation; Brands do
Cooper'sI ectures in 3 vols Svo, new edition
| Goods study Of me dicine, vols svo
hook of Health
These, together with great variety OF Mlsce''ane
Gus and school Books, will be sold as low As can oe
! had in any other town in the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-03

In the County Of Prince William, FOR S.ALE.'
pursuance of the power vested in the Presdene
J! and Directors of the Literary Fund, by an Act of
the General Assembly passed 25lh February last au.
thorizing the sale of
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Sugav, Coffee, Wine, &c.

Sugar, CONeS, - me, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has in Store, and offers fer safe,
1872 S &C. ;s; ! ,s :; :;;:
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
chests yonn4 Tyson ! 1EdS,
I chest imperial Of iate
S half chests Simpo'n
boxes }rrpn,wd.r q .nne
cases. conlg 2Ib cans sD"P'"''' qualify
s ss!'i ip;ss.} fin, old P Madeira :, LIVES
20 boxes each con'g fcm to ; ,iz chiefly ofd
HID s. 2qr casks Tintt or Burg'y rect t"Por,
I do and . do S,rcai >ttfions and
2qr 81 Or casks Mainsc" ~trranted
hhds & 2 tierces genuine Port Of fine qua
10 hhds aud bbis Lisbon hy.
or casks Sicily MADEIRA
S cases sparkling Champagne J
2pipes cogl!ac brandy
10 bbls New England rum
90 bales Louisiana cotton
hhtls James River tobacco
sf kegs. manufactured do
$50 bags patent shat
lsOreams supe6ne No and 5 letter paper
60 do po,,and cap do
so bun lies binrIng and band box boards
81 boxes and halfboxes Bakers aud i-aphans Nc
l chocolate
100 pieces German iIcssians
81
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The Virginia Free PRESS

Tsa weekly newspaper, published at char'esown
l letters N COUNTY, Virginia at ~ per annnm. pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive c'rGuauoh ~
th, Potomac country. and will be found a valuable adj
ver,sine medium for Cit, Merchants and others. who
nav wish to communicate with their eoahiry iritnns
lhe improvements now in progress, wh.cn VIII con
meet more intimately the trade of the rich valley '
gina with Baltimore and the cities of the n'sr'c, %
SSnlnmh;o Win sorrest 70 those concerned an add
tional native for awaiting themselves of the columns OF
the free Press ~ -
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Kerr i FnZhugM

Kerr s fnzhugM
OFFER for sale
- SO hhds. N. o. sugar. prime quality
do 81 Crox do
So Tierces and barrels molasses
so bags coffee
5000 lbs. loaf sugar, assorted
40 boxes aud half boxes rassns
80 packages fresh imported e. P. and Y. II
Teas.
1900 bushels ground alum salt
puncheons N. E. rum,
Also, general assortment OF well selected
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE.
sept 22-tf
Maekesel. Potatoes, &c.
ONO Bills late caught No 8 mackerel
SCU 500 bushels Nor hern potatoes
SO barrels potatoes
IS barrels superior pork
Goldfish, tongues and sounds, &C
Landing from brig Leader, for sale BY
sept Is JOHN H. LADD.
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office

The new Line Of Mail Sta
eEe<SaLAges from Alexandra, ID. Z. to
{sSsSSa8 Winchester, Va. via Leesburg,
Snckersyille and 9attietown, Is
now running, and leaves A Newtons franklin House
at II O'Clock, A. NJ on every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
THOMAS S BLACKBURN,
Agent for Stockton q Stokes.
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Ar Rent.

,ssees That very desirable property, at present
Use Occupied by Messrs. Chamberlain 4 Harris at
~ n the corner of Prince Street
49, The stand is believed TO be equal to any
other for the grocery business; the wharf profta-
bic one 10 good tenant the terms will be low, and
possession given the 23d January For terms ap.
pyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sept -tf
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New h NaluNble Books

sent l4-d1wIJeo2w
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Dyspepsia
Notice

- ONCG
To The Citizens Of This place and The Public &C.
morally.
Passengers for Baltimore,
sc. are respectfully informed that
sssSfSaSGSEH thew can secure their passage to
49, Baltimore by the9, 10 or 2o'clock
Line of Coaches from Washington by taking seats in
Alexandria a, Newton's uote and leaving in the z.
8, 9, 10, II OF IL O'Clock Boats for Washington As
there will be Coaches al the wharfto convey them up
TO the Stage Office without any extra charge.
BY this arrangement passengers Cannot be disap
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
1t all times
Fare to Baltimore IS.
PS. Nine o'clock stage by way of the Rail Road
THOS S BLACKBURN
NAV IA diff Agent
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For Rent,

For Rent,
E>aA 4 comfortable BRICK Dwell
Exai ia LING house with store in front, corner
ENHfiI of Duke and Patrick streets. Also, Q
SSE handsome and convenient brick dwelling
house on Henry between King and Prince Streets By
may IL WA. ID MUTT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
DEATH OLE LORD NORRuRY-

The Jeffrics of Ireland, or as he was termed
"thc hanging JUdgc," is no more. His death took
place on the 9th of July last, in the S6th year Of
his age. He has gone before that tribunal where
VIC hope Inc has experienced that mercy to which his
heart was stranger while earth. Pity, that
divine attribute of justice, found sanctuary
in his mind, nor responsive chord in his torpid
scusibility.
eyes; the groans Of dying victims had melody for
his stubborn soul Hc was cnnobcd by Pitt for
his rcmorscless cruelty to tho Patriots Of 1893 as
well as for his vcna cxcrtions in accomplishing the
balciul measure of the legislative union
As we shall give a biographical sketch Of
hun, all we will say IS that there is not sin
gle patriotic, Just, liberal Irisiman out of his
own family, who will throw garland on his grave
or honor his memory with a tribute Of a tear
Lord Norbury's chief deeds were deeds Of blood,
OF inhumanity and oppression They will defilc and
. arkcn the historic page that shall record them.
Phil. Irish Shield.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
BALTIMORE MARKET-oc, e

The Flour market this week has been calm
transactions have been confined to the sale of abou,
400 bbis Howard street, in small lots at SIS 10
On Saturday last several parcels extra City Mills
Flour, comprising about 1000 bbls. in the argre
gate, sold at s. 40 SIS SO, cash. The re.
ceipts of Howard street Flour have been extremely
limited this week. Wagon price yesterday, we
quote at SIS GIL So u.s. the latter price for fancy
brands.
But limited supplies of Grain generally, have
reached market this week. Very prime rcd Wheat
quote at 81 10. Middng qualities such az
sold last week at ST. 90 81 O3, would command
an advance on these prices of and cts per bush
ell, yesterday. While quote at 81 10 81 90,
according to quality. Sales of Rye at 65 67 cts.
Oats at 33 81 cts.-White and Yellow Corn at
81 50 cts. for prime; fair quality at so a So cts
Since Monday sales of about so hhds. Whiskoy
have been made at 33 cts. for large parcels, and
335 for small. Sales of Susquehanna copper dis
titled bills. at 35 cts. Wagon price 81 81 cents,
exclusive of the barrel. Store price 35 cents.
Republican,