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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
SMgWr, Coffee, S05s, sc.

SssWs., Coffee, SGss, sc.
HNHE subscriber has Gil hand, aud offers for
IL sale, at low prices,
So hhds cheap N. O. sugars
10 do prime ST. CrsiX do
2oo bags Rio green coffee
30 do old Java do
40 bids w /. and N. q molassc.
ioOo sacks Liverpool filed salt
So do ground alum do
$50 casks cut nails
5000 lbs country iron and plough plates
50 chests imperial and guupowGer teas
20 boxes and 10 bbls Puiladelpbia starch
40 bhls loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined do
10 kegs salt petre
100 bbls Stark Armistead's gin
rs do mackerel, No. / to 9
SO casks genuine Malaga wine
10 do 3. Madeira do
so boxes bunch raisins
2 bales soft she'll almonds
30 boxes prime cheese
20 boxes eoap
40 kegs Dill's crackers
so nests Woud boxes
IS doz leading lines and bed cords
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
40 boxes window glass
35 do tailow and sperm candles
500 lbs country tanned soal leather
1900 los Virginia cotton yarns.
Alse-Spcrm and tanners oil, indigo, mad.
der, coPperas, alum, a~llspice, PEPPER, grounC
snd race ginger, with a variety Of other goods
Country merchants and dealers will please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop s. Co.
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F0gM06Ee Lot for Sale.

to the provisions of u Trust
H. Deed, executed TO the subscriber. by John
II. Foster on the l4th day of April last, and
duly recorded in the office of the Hastings
Court, of the City Of Rlchnlond, on Thursday,
he third day Of November next at half after
three o'clock, p NJ, he will Offer for sale, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, at public auction,
for ready money, all that pieces, parcel, or lot Of
ground, with a framed house thereon, lying and
beng IN the City of Richmond, at the north
corner of E and twenty-second streets, in said
City, fronting forty feet on e street, end being
a part of Lot nvmber twen,y-three, (s3) in
figures, in the planof SAID city. AS he subscri-
Der is acting as Trustee, he will only sell such
title as Is vested in him. by the aforesaid trust
deed. HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
&C 24-tds Trustee,
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' VIE slhsciner viii open a Boarding Scnoul
u for the ensuing year at his esidence.
CrIshnanagur, i'll the Forks of Hanover. about
three miles above The Fork Church, to COM
mence on the 18th of January and ermnate
on the 18Th OF December, with a vacation OF
one month during the summer. The course
OF lnsirnctlon will embrace the Latin and Greek,
with such branches of the English Lanruaoe as
are usually taught in similar Institutions. The
price OF board aud tuition, including washing.
lodging and candles, for the scholastic year of
ten months, will be 500, payable half yearly
IN advance. The ne'ghborhood is as healthy
as any In Virginia, and affords as few incentives
TO vice: the subscriber however, will pay the
strictcst attention to the morals of his pupils.
Boys under the age OF fifteen would be prefer
red. RIC'D f. DARRACOTT.
oct I0-Iawdt
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.Talua6s Real Estate for Sale,

VIE subscriber offers, at private sale. hi,
warren Estate, containing FIVE hundred
ny ''Shty-bve acres OF the very be I james
RIVER land, and inferior to no estate of its .iz.
gu .he f'Ver' as far as his obseryation.has cx-
''u1u' ABOUT one third OF the estate is i'm
WooaS, ana The balance open land. The i'm
p'o'e"hehts consist of a comfortable DWELLING
"o"ee' A'tcheh, smoke house. sc. brsiJes n very
hp".'ous grahtry, several large double tobacco
49," oi.oos' negro quarters, &c. Should the
49,. ty .a'uaoIe estate not be sold privately
L., ,ne 4th day of January next, (Wednes-
-Hay'. !" VIII on that DAY be offered az nubic sale
TO the highest bidder, on - crcdi, nf nnc t,ro
+" ,hrce years, AID as soon as the land is dis.
Poseo oi, he stock of all kinds. pl,n,a,;op
utensils. &c. will be sold, together with the
crops OF corn, fodder. oats, &c. On cI.d,, of
WE'VE months for all sums If ten dollars and
oP"aroS, uhuer that amount cash. Persons
wishing TO purchase, will be shewn Tho land b..
my manager Mr.. Lcwellyn. rcsidrno m Tho
tate or they can apply TO the subscriber for any
'ni'fina''on which may be desired concernino
."e premises The purchaser will be required
W. ~ satisfactory security, with a deed in ,rus,
ON the land, 10 secure the payment. - ,b.
same lime and place, will be h,red for the eps,.
ing year' be ween twenty and thirty very yalI-
NJ young negroes, belonging To Inc estate of
Napoleon b. Maeruder. The above sale and
hiring will be- continued from dav to dav ri, ,ho
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
NJ There will lie at least two hundred
IL my ou'iie.s OF wheat seeded tins faI ON
W The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
u"u Ehar otteSville Advocate, will please pub
iish the above notice twice a week in their pa.
Pers' IN the day of sale, and f,rward their
acconntsc en- that day to the subscriber fur pay
he"- Il. o. G..
oct 3-9swtds
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RICBE NGCND T.
FOX SHLE


;ENHE subscriber wishes to sell his Mills in
RI the city of Richmond. The MilLhoAse is
30 feet long and so feet wide, four stories high.
WITH six pair of Burr Nil Stones, and all
the machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills are situated,
contains about q acres of ground, On which
there are also a large Lumber house. Cooper's
shop, and Miiler's house.
The constant and ample supply of water from
The James River canal, on which the property
is situated, The convenience of receiving Wheat
from both boats and Wagons, and the peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property in
The city of Richmond, in consequence of the
extraordinary demand for RNhmOnd City Mil
Flour in the South Americas markets, render
this one of the most eligible situations for man
nfoctufng -four to be found IN Virgypia. Pos
session given on the LIST Of dune next.
lie also wishes To dispose Of four Brick Tone
mebts on 9TH street, near the residence OF Dr..
Watson, and FIVE tencDents ON Curry street.
In his absence the property Will be shown, ono
terms made known to any person Wishing t.
purchase, by his son Richard II Cunningham
A liberal credit wll bc given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochland, Sept. J., 1881.
II The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above (s,
far as relates to the Nl) twice a week SIX times, anc
send then bill TO this Office for collection.
sept 10--2awI2t
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Aadv Sterling foI. S0Tc.

WIS are is iuIl blooded as per reference to
the Pedlgree-she is out of Avis by Herod,
Avis was raised by Mr.. John Rtane, of KING
William, and was got by Mr. Hoomle's imported
horse Sterling, her dam by King Herod, gran
dam by Lindsey's Ranger, n trae Arabian, G..
Grandam by Oscar. Ct. Ct Grandam by Vumpire
out of the old mare Kitty Fisher imported by Col.
Braxlon. Hcrod was got by Dlomede, his dam
by Shark, Grandarn by Give, 1T. Grandam by
Lath, ct ct Graniam by Fearnough', ct. ct gt.
Grandam by Janus, ct ct ct Ct, Grnndam, by
Wilmington, ct 81. ct. ct. Ct. g%randam by Janus.
Lady Sterling is but ten years old, in fine health
and order, and is certainly in FoaI by the noted
horse G0hanna. HENRY HILL,
Near Hanover CT. House, Virginia.
oc 17-Iaw2tc%
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I'f-
ces, stated in their new catalogues, which will
De sent to any person who apples for them. The
SIZE quality and excellence Of the trees en-
Gel all previous periods, and the most scrupulous
attention has been devoted to their accuracy,
winch Is invariably an object of their personal
attention. To Nurseries they will allow a libe-
raj disc"on, and convenient credli.-An letters,
desiring information, will be replied to by the
nfst mail As mary persons are agents for
different Nurseries, 1t Is requested that orders,
intended for us, be particularly specified Ev-
cry invoice, sent by US, has a printed heading
and our. signature, and such proof of origin
must be Insisted On, rs we take upon ourselves
no responsibility, unless such az invoice can be
Produccd.-Their Treatise on the Vine, desert
hes 28O kinds of grapes, the Treatise on
horticulture, also, describes a great va
riety of trees and plants, and the Pomolo-
gical Manual describes about 600 kinds Of fruits:
so that selections can be mace with a knowledge
of their qualities These books, and also cata
logues, may be obtained of the subscriber, who
will also forward orders. &c
JAMES WINSTON. Agent,
oct l2-w4W K chmond,
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FOR SALE.

fOh SALE.
st. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
~ sugars
White Havana do
Loaf and lump do
Prime green, Rio, Java and other coffee
English Island molasscs
Alum and salt pe;re
Yoale's patent shot and bar lead
Washington City window glass, all sizes
Neg Z ork and Ulster do Do
Lees, Nichols g. Humphties' and other
goap
NewG4ondon sperm candles
Do lamp oil, good quality
G~unpowder end Irnps rial teas
Mustard. chocolate and indigo
IIaxalis nails and brads, eli sizes
Sweet oil 1T baskets
Colgstc's starch, Goshen cheese
Wrning and letter paper
so cases low priced wool hats
% do FIR do
Old w~hiskey, in barrels
Antigua rum, choice quality
Holland gin
Sicily Madeira
Madeira
Pale Sherry Wines, good quality
Teneriffe
Malaga
Imitation, dry and Sweet Malaga, do. &c. &c
Ayply to OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
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Looking Glasses, Combs, Whips, &c
ANDING this morning, a largs assort-
- ment of
Toilet, mantle, pillow frame, and other Look.
ing Glasses
Carved tuck, DE-, puff, crescent, neck, Bra
Nl'an and fine Combs, some very eIegan,
Gig, twig, aud cross Whips
Saddles, girtbs, and horse collars
Cloth, hair, tooth, shaving, ornamental, ant
other Brushes
Pocket books emf wallets
Plated hooks and eyes
Wax, glass, and shell beads
Black lead crayoDs
Umbrellas auC IN osols-For sale by
. LANCASTER, DENNY ~ CO.
net 24--4t
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NOTlCE.-The Trustees of Washington
~ Henry Academy, in the County of IIano-
yer, are anxious TO dispose of their Lottery
privilege, to raise $4,000, granted them by the
last, Virginia LegIslatnre. lSee session acts.
page s77.) and will Go SO on accommodating
terms. Application to be made in person, or
through the Richmond Post Office, to
HENRY CURTIS.
Hanover. Oct. 10, 1881. &C 2O-Th6w
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SAMUEL d.. RAWLiNS having located
~ himselfin Norfolk, for the purpose of trans
acting a Commission Business, offers his servi
ces 10 those that may think proper to confide the
management Of any business to his care. He
has taken the house lately occupied by Mr.. JDo.
b.. Roy, next door to Mr.. John VI. Armistead's
on Wi le Water street. Get l0-2aw6t*
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Insurance againstlos or damage by Fire.
TRNHE HOWARD INSURANCE GOMPA-
4 NY ofNcw York will insure against loss or
damage by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Fur
niture, and other property.
WILLIAM Fl. HUBBARD. Agent
Office at The Counting Room8f Hubbard &
Gardner. r. street mar IL 1awfy
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mug. lO-3m

VHNO Hugh Davis and Susan his wife, Finch
"a Cross, WIN. l. White and Elizabeth
his wife, Jno. Cross, and TIInslcy Davis, in bis
own right and as next friend fur your son, Jno.
Hector Davis,
You will b, pleased to take notice, that
shall on Monday, the 18th day of December
next, at the Tavern Of James +. HuGtnap, IN
the county Of Hanover, proceed to take dePosi.
tions Of Edmund Glenn and George Hoskfns
and others, to be read as evidence in a suit now
depending and I'm determined in the Superior
Court Of Chancery, for the cosnty # Henrico,
IN which sou are plaintiffs and ! am the defcn
dent: the said dispositions will be taken on the
day, and at the place aforesaid. between the
hours of o o'clock in the morning and : o'clock
III The evening, and Il from any cause The taking
of the said DISPOSITIONS shall not be completed
IN the day aforesaid, the taking thereof will be
continued from day to day, at the same place
and between the same hours, until the taking
thereof shall be completed. am your obcd-
ent servant, NANCY b. CROSS.
Widow Of Flcmming u Cross, deceased, Gu
ratrix of the estate Of the said T.. = Cross.
Oc l0-taw
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Female Yenche,. g4.0uycd.

vENHE subscriber, residing in the county OF
IL henrico, wishes to EN- ploy, for the ensu.
ing year, a Female Teacher, and to reside in
her family. Satisfactory testimonials, 10 show
the qualifications of the applicants TO teach
accurately reading, writing, arithmetic. geogra-
ply, and the use and application Of globes and
maps will he required. For further particulars
enquire of Messrs. Worlham a. McGrudcr in
the city of II edmond
MARY q. c. SHEPPARD.
oct I7-2aW4'& Iawtfc
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CRAFTS LvpALUABLE OLN7yMENY,,
FORMERLY. KNOWN AS
DOCTOR JIDKH1S, OINTMENT

EOR the &C 'ommodalion of our customers,
and The pahli:, we shall constantly keep a
supply of this valuable article, he efficacy of
which Is established by testimonials Of the high
est character.
WHITING BURWELL g. CO..
Directly opposite the door IF the Eagle Hotel.
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EM5cers5sy Of .Mnrwsgna.

DE- eNN7'ySasfSdE.
fEfHE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Institu-
ton will ommenc on the last Monday in
October:
Theory and Practice of Medicine-NATHANI
Ell POTTER, NJ. ID.
Mlatcria Medica-SAMUEL BAKER NJ. D..
Obstetrics, and tho Diseases of Women and Chill
dren-RICHARD w. HALL, Nj. u.
Institutes OF Physick-MAXWELL McDOW
ELL. NJ. ID.
Surgery-NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. D.
Anatomy-THOS. III. WRIGHT. NJ. D.,
Chemistry-JULIUS IT. DUCATEL. 4. NJ.
NATHANIEL POTTER, Dean.
Baltimore, Aug. 10, 1881. wl3t
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NOTtCE.

RBRS. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be.
I'VE ing completed, by the addition Of d large and
airy %building, she is prepared to accommodate gem
tlemon and their families, or gentlemen or ladies',
with board, by the week, month or any longer
period. Visitors to tho City will find the situation
pleasant ind healthy; within one hundred yards Of
the Capitol Square, and commanding a most beau
tiul prospect: excellent beds, and the best fare the
market will afford. A number Of the members o!
the ensuing Legislature can DO accommodated.
oct Cost 1aw5w
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Runaway in Jail.

WAS committed to the Jail 10 Henry coun-
w ~, Va. as a runaway On The 28th day of
May last, a negro man, who says he is free, and
calls himself John Logan: he is about 80 years
old, S feet u inches high, wears his hair long be-
fore-has a scar across his left eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in has walk, occusioned (as he
says by a fell from IA horse-had on when COM
United to jail. q blue cloth coat, and copperas CO.
Toured vest ard pantaloons. of domestic cloth
says he WINS raised by Charles Salad, of Motto
way courty, and is acquainted in the counties o.
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove n
Wagon for a man named Watson, IN Prince Ed
ward-hasl lived in Georgia, and in the neighbor-
borhQot OF Camden, with a man named Burge,
with whom he left his free papers, The owner
Of SAID slave is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, else
he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Jailor
mug. lO-3m OftIenrv county
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Pcrfumery, &c.

TNSHE Subscriber has for sale a great variety
IL of perfumery. fancy soaps, & cosmetics, OF
a quality that he can recommend, consisting in
poft of
Fancy Soaps, cosmetic wash balls. Persian otto
ID rose, cosmetic tablet, emolIicnt, real cas-
tile, aotank and a great variety of shaving
cakes
Hair Res'oTatires, Macassar oil. genuine, bears
oil, roll pomatum, French Pomatum
Fine Extracts, extract of roses, Jessamibc.
orange, vanilla, lavender, b~er9amot, lemon
Lavender tdter, otto " roses, cologne ,cattr, in
a great variety of bottles, rose ,oGtcr, Florida
rCdt,r, Mount Vernon Extract, esprit dc rose
PearfpoUd.r, coral poUder, honey toater, carbon.
&c IDENTIFICATION sale at the Book, Stationery,
and Fancy Store, of r. d. SANXAY.
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EEV:H:E.gV' BOTANIC
Garden and Nurseries,
FLUSHING, NEAR New YoRK.

VIM. PRINCE q SONS,
pr0prietors. announce that the
great extension made in their
Establishment, which now CO.
vers near so acres, compactly
filed with the choicest fruit
trees, towering shrubs md
plants, enables them TO offer
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NOTICE.

A QUARTERLY Meeting ofthe Richmond
IN Society for the promoiion of Temperance.
VIII be held in the LIST Presbyterian Church on
Monday, thissevening) at 7 o'clock. Punctual
attendance of the Members is earnestly request
ed-BY Order Of the President. oc al
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virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed 10
~ the subscribers, on the 10th day of June,
1924, by William Prosser, and Mary G his
wife, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
Henr'co County, to secure a debt due to Saml.
NJ. Bockius, "t seven thousand seven hundred
dollars as evidenced by bond bearing interest
from the date thereof. ! shall offer for sale, at
pubic auction, on the premises, for cash, on
Friday, the sixteenth day Of December next. if
far, IT not, the next fair day, a certain tract, O
parcel of land, lying in Curles Neck, in the low
er part of Henrico County, adjoining the lands
OF Col VIM. Allen, and Bowler F.. Cooke,
known by the name OF Breme' containing by
survey, two hundred and ninty acres; two Run-
drcd and sixteen and a half acres of arabic
Land, and Of first qualRy James River land, and
The remaining part swamp land, with 3 comfor-
table dwelling house, and all other convenient
out houses thereon.
sep I3-cts NATH NELSON. Trustee
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K'MEVMOEe Aor0ncl.fN for. S0Io-

WALL be sold by Auction, on Wednesday,
w the 10Th of December, if fair, otherwise.
The hrSt fair day thereafter, on the premises,
The following valuable property, a part of the
personal estate Of the late james Govan, of
Hanover, viz. the crops Of corn, fodder, hay,
&c. stock OF horses, mules, Guile and hogs.
plantation implements, household and kitchen
furniture, &C. &c.-A select library of nearly
SEQ vols. but few Of them at all injured, and
principally London cditions.-Hogarth's most
admired prints, scenes from Shakespeare by
B%oyde!is, and several fancy prints,-One or
BFoadwo6d's grand Pianos, q quantity of old
plate, together with surdry other articles, WHICH
will be exhihiled on the day of sale.
Terms-For sums above ten dollars. a credit
of nine months Will be allowed pnrchascrs, on
giving bond with approved security; for that
sum and under, cash will be required, and in
no In5tace Is the property 10 be remove without
the terms OF sale are cor piled with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWD GOYAN.
oct 13-tdsc ARCHIBALD GOVAN.
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NEWPORT Oct. Ar schrs oswcgo, Traver,, Some,'
set, for Richmond
NORFOLK, Oct II Ard schr. Express, Merryman,
Boston, J days, bound TO Richmond.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Tally Ho, Fisher, from Iiv.
erpool, Sept. s--bound TO City Point, with salt, crate.
and merchandise, to T. A. Rust, p. Taylor, Paul and
Miller, j J. Werth. J VAN Lew and Co. Nj. Trokrs
C. Ellis. } and w. GIIia,, and r. Gordon. Jr. E;eh
mond-and G. J. osburn and D.. d. Brydon, Petersburg
The Tally Ho, sailed from l. vcrpool 9th Sept. in CO. with
ahs Ships Blrmingham, Harris, and Sarah Sheet Pxarce,
for New York; MonieEuma, West, for Philadelphia
The Ships ~Richmcnd, Crabtree, and Madison, Cornick,
for James River, were to sail the 18th Sept.
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G. c.. w
aEFfa1.RfH fsg Ezysr.

w H.L, IN future, in addition TO the courts
w he now attends, attend the Superior
aud Inferior Courts of Richmond County, and
the Superior Courts of King William, Mat.
ihews. and Gloucester Counties.
M~oNTAGuE's. Essex County, Sep. Is. 1881.
sep l7-NGtc
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"art1sE NgAMB.
PORT OF
ENTERED.

- ENTERED,
snip Ially-Ho, Fisher, from Liverpool, 10Th Sen.
tcmber, with salt, crates, hardware, drv poods. &c.
to sundry merchants, in Richmond, Petersburg aud
Norfolk.
> ARRIVED.
, Schr. Express, Meriman, from Portland. with
snnarie'' TO a. sweeney, and Lancaster, DENLY &
Co.
Sloop Betsy, Buck, from Philadelphia, via Chos-
apeake and Delaware Canal, with an assorted Car.
60, to J IL Nash a Rust, L Webb & CO, Rogers
O. Harrison, III. Watkins, J Van-Lew Il CO, J o
Lay, J Miclaels, c NJ Mitchell, J Selden & CO,
A Sweeny, b Peyton, G L Sampson, r 50 TGwath.
m'y,. Cochran, Barnes g. Patteson, Lancaster, Dem
by q CO, Perkins & Harris, Richie and Cook, J
Murray, Guy & Massie, and to order.
Schooner Commerce, Mayo, from Philadelphia,
via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with an assert.
ed cargo, TO X l Smith, Lancaster, DENLY s. CO, J
Murray, ] VI Radcliffe, b Peyton. Ropers &. H,r
rison, c NJ Mitchell, J Boshcr, II Watkins, S & r
Andrew, J Sarvuy, Il r Blair, J A Myers, w Har-
dy, J Williams, p J Chcyallic, J Van-Lcw d. CO.
and to order.
Packet schr Plutarch, Shcnton, from Baltimore
with s%undries, TO A Sweeny, J J Goode, ] r
Iriplett, l. Webb g. CO, C M Mitchell b Pcyton.
trump ~ Lyon, J Michaels, ID Anderson, Jr, Da.
vcnPort, Allen & CO, J ] Werth, j, and ] Van
Lew g. CO,
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, from Washington
and Alexandria, via Norfolk, with freight aud pas
sengers-Passed off Hog Island. . ships and l brig,
bound down-Of Wcstnver, 2 ships, and brig Har.
vest, bound down-At City Point, ship TaIiy.Ho.
Fisher, from Liverpool.
Sloop janet, from City Point.
Schr. Coastins Pilot, Somers, hom Somerset, with bal.
Sehr. Virginia Trader, Weeks, from Philadelphia, with
Sihr. Endeavour, Greer, from New York, with sun.
dries.
schr. General Jackson, Smith, from New York, via
Norfolk.
Packet 'chr. Planter, Baldwin, from New York, with
sundries, ts Davenport, Allen and Co.
Sehr. George Wheaton, Somers, from Egg Harbour,
with ballast.
Schr. William Rowle,t, Ireland, from New York, with
sundrics.
Sehr. Benjamin E. Valentine, Philips, from New York.
SAILED,
Steam Boat S%andusky, Carpenter, for Baltimore via
Guy Point and Norfolk, with ieish, and passengers.
steam Boat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk viii,
freight and passengers.
Steam Boat Maryland, Jenkins, for Petersburg, with
tchacco, cotton yarn, cotton, &c
Sehr. Chesapeake, Townsend, for New York. with
coal. ~
Selr. Lydia aud Rachel, --, for Boston, with coal
aud tobacco.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24

1--WE wish to hire for the ensuing year, a
w number of NEGROES, chi, fly boys and
females. without membranes, to work IN our
Cotton Factory-a part Of them are wanted
Immediately
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
oct 2p--2nwtfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24

OAF SUGAR 81 ROCK CANDY
- rs bbls. and boxes steam loaf sugar
20 boxes rock candy, No. 3-landing, for
sale by LANCASTER, DENLY g. co.
&C 24-4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24

NOTICE.
FHNHE Quarter master Of the 9Th brigade, Y. NJ
n will be in Jerusalem on Thursday, 9th inst..
for the purpose Of taking in tho certificates given
By him TO different individuals for provisions, &c
furnished the troops stationed at that place, during
the late Disturbances in Southampton, The hold.
erS Of eaid Certificates, are therefore, desired to
present them At that time for payment.
FRANCIS z. RIVES, q. NJ. 9th B.V. NJ.
oct 17-3tc