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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

NOTICE.-WilI be sold at auction on the pTemE-
IN ses, on The 21st March next, 81 acres of Land,
fronting on Second street and adjoining The Poor
House tract belonging to the city Of Richmond.
credit till the st August. will be allowed the
purchaser, upon his giving satisfactory security.
Nh 3obn Cork VIII suDcrintend the sale to whom
those inctre5 to purc, III please apply for n
view of he plat and fUr,a rsescFptso O The prop,
crtv. JVfEN &1x4Ss
Pofc'onrt CO Fob l. 1891 ~, co8'-fe6r.Y ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

GROCERIES,.
On MONDAY, March I4th at 10 O'Clock, at auc
ton store, valuable assortment of GROCERIES,
particulars day of sale.)
mar II Ct D. A. SEQ Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
Feb. ). 1a5I..t!5A
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This thorough bred horse will stand
he ensuing season ct my farm called Ma.
chumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
from The court.house and 16 from Rich
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

"NaiaCes CT Drysdas mcGi,S ircederc svls;
"Si modo dies ills cul,us, sinilcsquc paralus.
Mon sccus exarsit conspecta virgiue rereuS,
"Quam 81 gus CAMS igncm supponat artists;
"Aut frondem, posi,asqre crenlct frnlibus hcrJas
"Digun quicm facice scd e, hue minaia lIido
'.Hxsimula
''Nt stimuli imposa rcl;n Phiomela carir;r;
"Ai'nournlue fret,i rem'S, tcllusque rcpulsa est;
~ ICnnus, eNc!a'na nccum feruuur
''ExsualGuc, viz amino sua gaudla tfIrrt
"Ba:barus; ct nusCVlm lumcn deurquet al lila
"NOn alter, Qiam CON psl.hr, puc ator ubnncis
"Deposurt niGo cporcm JOvis aes In alto:
"Nulia iusa est caro: spscia; sua prr ma rapt9r
'Janque tier eftec,un; amquc IN sua lttora iess!s
'Puppibus exieran, rex Pandioue na,am
In stahula alta traiI, silvis ohscura vctus;is:
'AtIue ibl pacntsm trepdamque ct cuucta t:rente,n
"Et jam cum acTymis, til sit germana rogantem,
''lncludG iassusque ncfas, ct virgincm, ct IMAM
''F superat; irusira camato srpc parente,
"Siepe sorore sua, masnls super omuia D.vis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

iuStrcc WED
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

Drawing Of the Delaware & North Carolina Lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
GOflanna

Barboursyille, Feb. LIST, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

AN APPRENTICE Is wanted at the Wing Of
N fee boy between Is and &c. of good cbarac-
;e-, who c3n read ouJ write. wiz alone be t1ker.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

"lntcndcns palmas, Pro diris, Barbara, facts,
"Pro crudelis all nee &c mandate parents
'Cuni lacrynis moveye pits, nee cura sorors,
"Nec mea viTgiuitas, cOujusialia jpra'
"Onnia tur,astr. pellex ego acta sorori:
UI' rctuiris conit,,; Non b;rc mihi ,iebta pc-n Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
From The y. Journal az Csnmefce, April 10
FROM VENEZUELA

III Redsctor Of this morning contains = letter f,,o
>! Thomss, dated March 25th. which communicate 90
some interesting statements IN regard 10 Vpnezscla
derived from ind yiduals who had lust arrived from
Cumana. According 10 ihose accounts, Cumana wss
catered on the 22d Of Feb after short Resistance
BY column of negroes headed by the Z1mbo Roias
~ IS sad that many excuses were Committed; Tho
VH'Icnllla md other military chiefs wcre ,Dk.n nr
soners and sent by water To In Guovra: thu, N,,go
rita had declared for Monao gas tho lc,der of the in
suTection; that Gen Arismend Ind algo declared in
his favor; that Maturin, Alto, Llano Rio Chico and
otituco' were already IN the power o. his troops
which amounted TO three thousand men, that Guiana
was reported TO be in correspondence with him. in,en
DING TO JOIN his cause that he had declared all sblr
bodied slaves FREE, who would engage in his sery,ce
az soldiers. and an officers rank 10 every individual
lcoP"taz) who would bring him ten slaves for military
duty.
il WIS also known AT St. Thomas BY letters and
exlles jest arrived from Caracas nd Ioguire ths,
the Bishop &c Merida and several military officers
had been onn'shcd from the couGtry; TINT Centepo
had declared for Monaghs; that The troops of earn
undor Mscero ocel pied Gafenas. and ,ba, Tho
inhabitants were greatly alarmed for the mto Of the
city.
The division Of Marino and O,,esn. q5co s,,opy
had moved from Chsduaramns to Sombrero occup1
ing Ladcsna wlth iis vanguard. The council had
KHen Ven. PACE extraordinary powers until the
meeHg OF Congress, for the salvation Of the country
moNTEVrpEo. jan. ~ Last evening AT ! o'c.ocs
- ''''''su 10 lhS ciy crime, which consider
ing tho circumstances that attended IL has sca,ccI,
parable" IN the history 81 tho country. A voung
iaoy o. fcfpec able connexions vas dnngcrousjy
wounded with ponIard,by ysrng mon whose ma me
Ne 90 not En1w, while l2tSing the door ~ San
'u'o 10 sep into The carriage which wns to convey
n''' SNh her mother aud other ladies Of tho f,r,i
+ ~ 70 helf c'un':y scat. Armed with o,n,ord
sno ,"o "N"l'''o "rctch approached his defence
Irss Vic'in and JUS, az he was going 10 inAc, tho
wopna, he' mother and sister arrested hi. rpnrde
Irf -
ron BIS bosom and DISCHARGED il n, hc,,
e'S!j m'''cd h"f;- ~: , ing nos rt,cd from ~,
t'efje oppcston h. had oncopntercI hr ,,ivsncnL
. '''.' = '. 49, i'N!'t~~e i'-.s' ~, I.g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

ger int her side and abe fell down wounded, before
more than SO spectators, who behed the scene with
out emotion and remained amer it had occurred
The monster retired among the crowd; there was
no ofhcor Of police to apprehend him;-and he re
n,a, ed at hberya quarter of an hour. when per-
ceN'ns thst ha was cndeavorng to escape. tho peo-
pie arrested and secured him. He is now in prison.
ana on his first examination has declared that his
object vas to kill his victim nd then himself
On the same day that the above assassin was per
perpetrated-horrible 10 he told-s boy Is years old
killed his own father with malice, aCnre,houyI,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
DEATHS

Al his residence, in New Kent COUNTY ON s,m,,. 49,,
n,t Mr. JONI S HoyKIs. ION
la Baltimore, Friday ever inr las, IN ,h. -,
age the Hon. RoLLIS hAALARY for several 80. ~ ".'
W '' .e ouss OF Representatives ofihe u States kom
COMMITTEE on Manufactures " WIG
Died, a, Mount Air. the residence Of ne, ,,,ho, =; M
county, on the 9th inst Mrs PAo. Censor, NJ M, - a.
s OF iedeek county, leaving circle Of r.s.
ives distressed husband and family small cbIdI., "a
lament their repaab- loss iaboured under
depression OF spirits during the whole OF illness un abou,
wo nays oeofs her depafure-fsr although ptof,,o, ~
religion, and believe disciple Of Christ vel he, 49,
was couord with doubts aud fears les, should have Do
fsed "hat se dad But at the abov,
he tongue was ooencd ,paks the pr.., of h,
he'esmeI who had done much for her She aroused a.
Jesus make dying bed
frel soft as downy pillows are:
While m his breast lean nv head
-, Ana breathe my life sweetly there
Ines she repeated several ,imes then began 10
e~ho her brothers, calling Ivy name, 10 prepaI, n
meet her IN Heaven, aud the Kingdom N Hea,.n
@ " seousne, and all other things shall added unto
hcr hand on her heart and say Jesus wa. pIscou, IN her
% mao peen miserable sinner, for he had promised
WIN hrr through the dark valley Of the death sb.
gave diecions concerning her children, then turning 10 her
husband asked he had heard her and again tina,
lhey might he brought the admont,on of m,
Lord Whether waking asleep, sct alone seemed
engross her asnion o frequently after having been asleep
SO hard 20 die Speaking Of be anxiety to 90 she ,siS
she wa, AFRAID was because her suGsngs great ,ha,
frame o mind, for the morning lsr death an. r.,
neI neaI h'pan" Of whom she took seciionas farewell.
ana gave hun directions concerning her cbd,, Oh.
hrn bade farewell her aged father and mobe he,
p'ofs ana sisters telling them herr she also
o"k ehye OF Al The servants Whe her visited bs,
no asked her he should pray with het-Oh, vel, ,h. ,,;d
sns sing Jesus my strength my hope. She then appeared
70 DC asleep ana we Thought she would speak bu,
size was not to leave this world again reoieinz for
she awosr repeating My with pho ring which
sne epearu 'me' she was then asked she would
have the hymn sung she said sing -and az il was ,wa
hsr every feeling appeared 70 accord with the wod.-,h
oaspeh hs hsnns and repeated the Al, IL wa, ,urg
mount, n.y. She then requested that IN, foow;n, h
'u ps ye sinners poor and needy She asked
Oll IpTef
giving for her, which She rstsned he, ,n.. a. H.
a' or she was even sensible Of the codnes Of death and
cold She then asked for nourishen, and her bannv ,i.
TOOK i' night to ENJOY the fruits Of her labours W. ~
Now clad in robes IF spot'css white
Her snless spirit took ITS fight
To ending bliss,
To join those Heavenly clloirs abov,
" here Angels sing redeemed love
Oh!may my end ~ This
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

Our guest and fellow citizen, the Vice President
o. inc United States--The secret intr,gues Of cum.
".g asP"an's may ALLEVIATE some; but candour, hon.
esty and talent must take the station 10 which ,hoy
the people" '''' "
To this toast Mr.. Calhoun responded in . short.
ou' pertinent and feeling address, in which lie very
properly abstained from any angry ,Iln.;on 20 100
raj politics bu, expressed great qualification in ind
ing his conduct approved BY his Constituents present,
no toa'' were pretty uncqu,vocally Anti Jackso.
'" anu wna' Is worthy OF notice, the President of
me United States WAS not toasted nj ALL
Cdndrn ,Jduynoi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

On wednesday morning a corvette was launched
from the ship yard of Henry Eckfurd, Esq Designed
I" carry ~ guns. She is rems kably sharp built.
AFTER the pilot boat fashion. and is said to resemble
very much the old corvette Connecticut built during
tue aomn'stration OF John Adams. Ii is rumored
mat she Is intended for the Russian Navy. and tina,
inc Keel offs ~ for the sams destination is to be
laid nmediaely.-yN T. Jour Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
RtcbntosrO SSaDt9,
"wednesday .NO''ni,is, .1pru 30.

Wit will be perceived that the General Assem-
by adjourned yesterday evening. after session of
near five months-the longes, known 10 the history
OF the Commonwealth, by more than month We
congratulate them, that they have accompl he'd their
inOora-"e congratulate the country, upon tine close
Ola ocssion protracted much beyond expectation.
and almost be- ond poence-wc CONGRATULATE orr
selves, upon release from the slavery of ATTENDING
th0r proceedings and of listening to debates. often
indeed piqnant, sometimes to compare in ability with
those ofnny assembly, ancient or modern but which
are ever spun ou to the very last idea VIII ich sur.
gests itself or can be suggested.
~ The Legislature since Saturday, has been in
some agltation produced By tho circumstances at
ding the election Of Judge IN t,e LIST or Norfolk
District. The facts ret forth in the resolntio on
submitted by Mr. Cohoon of Nnnscmond, and doptcd
by the House. The Clerk by mistake. recorded the
name OF member who being relative Of Gen.
eral Taylor, declined voting. In calling over the
names Of those VIII, had voted, this member, mir
Preston,l through nattentios did not perceive tina,
hs name was called among those voting for General
Taylor. II his vote stood, Gen. Taylor was elected
by one--if subtracted, tie was produced. Discov-
erIng the mistake aud its conseqnchces, the member
brought the affair to the consideration OF the louise
and the result wac the submission and sdoptIon 81
Mr. Cohoon's resolution, for going again into the
election. The circumstance ~ not otherwise To be
regretted, than a. renewing ord somewhat ncrcss.
ing, the excitement occasioncdby he election in the
h'St Circuit PolhIcs wcr. Introduced into he dig
cussron-on tic one hand, the Legation made,
thai the West had yot d for Con. Taylor 10 coDeIl-
Grafton Of his attachment 10 The white basis on the
other hand that wa represented as merely supcrnd
ding noiiyc--as uniting The affections to the
Judgment. THIS was the only election among al the
judges, where politics bad the smallest pc ptble
influence. The great mas Of the General Assem-
bly, dsregsrdcd such considerations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
LirrIr Rock Ark NJ,

L,rrLr Rock Ark March 2.
o'o'dy and fatal conflict A gentleman from Chi
cot county, has communicated us the following par.
euiars OF desperate and fatal rencontre wi ich has
few parallels in the annals Of savage warfare On the
isth February. alteration took place. at house in
Vat county. near Old River Lake, between Jefferson
rryor, and two brothers BY the name of James and
stephen Ferrel In the course Of the QUARREL Prvo,
struck one Of the Ferrells with his fist on which both
OF the ferrels rushed on him with their knives. Pry-
or. drawing knife defended himself against their
attacks, and very gave one of them stab which
ended his career almost instantly The fight was the
continued by the surviving FerreI. who gave Pryor
mortal stab which the wounded man. coll all
ms re naming strength. plunged his bloody knife into
the heart OF his antagonist, when both fell mor,ay
wounded Terrell lived only few minutes after the
conflict ended and Pryor survived his anita gonis
than hsf an hour. There was but one person (, fr
male) present during the rencontre, which lasted but
few minutes.
Our informant happened the spot in less than an
hour after the close Of the conflict, and there Witness
ed the sttfenrd corpses of the three combat,nt. all
covered with blood and their bodies most horribly
, mn.''aten. Inc deceased were all single men, and
nave therefore lei. neither wives children to suffer
BY their rtsh and premature end.-rArk. Cal
Loss OF LIVES Al SEA--We learn from an extract
o, letter, dated Liverpool, Feb 10, 1881. from
NaPt smith, OF ship Geogla, Of Boston that on his
passage from Savannah TO Liverpool 3Ist Jan in a
tremendous gale Of wind they shpped 4 sea- which
:ook from on board, and drowned. Charles Bird, of
Dorch'steT LIST officer Ccnja. Gushing and M'chas
VI b"s'o"' eeaIn'Hi Joseph DFnSnon, OF wells,
Me- seaman; and Stephen Borden, of Bristol CO.
Mass seaman- Transcript
young man, not twenty years OF age OF respec-
table parents. has been arrested in Georgetown for
breaking open and robSng the Office OF canal CON-
tractor OF several hundred dollars. The money was
found sewed up IN the collar OF his coat and he sub
sequentIy confessed his guilt.
Bo'roN, April l%.--Suiciie.--L evening abou,
O'Clock. Ge,. A5res, clerk in the au,ion office of
Messrs 7. &. Jones' & Co committed suicide by
dischargipg small pistol in his mouth at his fatberr
house. II /, sad that his father had gone into hi-
room, on beng told tina, George was crying, and
found him sitting with a pistol hs hand. He
IN -" - ,,s OIL Immediately ,rranq into the
"''uu'' OF the Chamber, >"i 18th a second pistol
commitaed the act. The bail came out behind his
ear and he died ns.antly ~ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

An ark or raft, in attempting TO get through the
.hu'e IN The Susquehanna near Clark's ferry. few
days since. passed over the DAM .,d all on boa rd
to the number Of thirteen persons, wcro drowned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
MARRIEn

Om hCnIay' the An inst, by the Rev Philip Courtney M
Francis David, oil OF this civ &c., " " 'a'e 'ohn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
DINNER no MR CALnOuN.

A respectable number of the crIzrns of PcndIton
o.. & gave pnrIrr dinner 20 inc Vice President Of
rbn UnIt"d A'h,"e ~ to, lst mt. W. 'u.loNing
.togH' yas g.""r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

-. DTuSHeS.
'HNnh subscriber has received an nssortment NJ
\ herh, busting, hair. cloth connto, 80. "
'o"'h' shaving and nail brushes some very hand
'''"c' X. %. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

superior Quilts.
IUNiIE subscriber has received n Iot of o,lI, IT,.
best quality. R.D SHNWtv' "'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
From the POr,.mou,h n. n. Herald.

Fact better than Theory About
eight years ago a poor woman Of this
town was left widow with five Young
children so provide for. Her husband
was a sailor and lest in a severe storm
ut sea. The woman was honest and
industrious, and after the death of h.,
husband, she tried To maintain herself
and family by making nolasses candy.
carving IL abou the streets and selling
u. In this business the two Oldest
children assisted her. they were seen
at all seasons, going from house 10
house. poorly clad and as poorly fed.
At length the woman was compeIled
to thrO" herself upon the charities Of
the benevolent, from whom she receiy-
eel considerable relief. Her condition
was also made known TO the oyerseers
oil the poor, who took care Of her and
her children for several months. a
bout this time a woollen factory was
tut INTO successful operation. The pro.
prietors advertised for help: and TIL.
woman and all her children were en-
gagged as operatives, and for the last
three years they have received an an.
nuai income Of three hUndred dollars.
cash. This u only one instance among
hundreds ct the kind that might be
named. What - the effect, then. Of
our manufacturing establishments uu.
on The poor The woman who Wa
lately wandering about our townw,,b
her children SIN fOrma pauper,s . j.
nOW receiving n han.lsnfn. A., 60. - A
VIII continue IN this prosperous con.
ditlon 80 long as she and her, conduct
well--and the town Of Portsmouth,
pays tax less by two hundred dnlla,.
10 consequence OF the employ az
forced To THIS family By q woollrn
factory, which constitutes a mere frae.
non ~ the great American system.-
Let all Tree trade abettors dwell
upon these ,hiogs, aud bring them be
Tore the public as they make thei,
flaming speeches IN Caueuses, con,en.
tons, &c. &c.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Important fredericksburg the
present session Of the Superior c our,,
In an action, Heirs VS.. an Adminis,ra
tor, founded on objections to sundry
charges, the Court ordered an item
OF about SO for spirituou. liquors,
furnished at Auctions for the sale Of
personal estate, to be struck out Of
the account. IL is surely time this
practice become obsolete. II is, as
observed by the Court, putting an
enemy into the mouth 10 steal away
the brains. - ". III. Sentinel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Day, published on the occasion, treats
this affair as a mere isolated instance
of INSTRUMENTATION :. but such an at
tempt on the part Of small portion OF
the military would not have been made
without the conviction Of widespread
discomfort; and although circumstan-
ces seem for the present to have rem
dered il abortive. the perpetual rceur-
renee Of such events speak much a
gainst that popularity Of the Sovereign
which Lord Aberdeen wished US 20 be-
lieve in.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

<@S""'ssc <Tu"DJucfnrtS.-A 70
cent exhibition Of domestic MAJ
features in Philadelphia, amonc
number ofartie!es deserving cons.
grafton, was one which should ela,r,
particular attcntion, as being l;k,,,
TO supersede, in q great measure, -.
India nankin, now extensively ;mn,,
ted-we ailude TO the Amcric,nn,,
kin mentioned in the foiiowin- .,
tract from a philsde,phia PAM,
We have examined the cotton Of
which This article is manufac,ur.a
as well as piece Of the nankin il.
self. The latter is. OF an cxccl,,,,
texture, strong and we'll raiou,a,,,
for service, and will TO dcub, CON.
into general use.- Bait. Chronirl,
"But perhaps the most in,crc,,i,,
part ofthc exhibition, Is that Of tbs
Anne, lean nnnkins made by Mr.. Col.
let, Of Patterson, New Jersey, from
cotton grown by the Hon. John For.
sy,h, Of Gcorgis. This variety Of
cotton is believed to De at pres..,
exclusively raised by tho above mer.
toned gentleman, on his estate. nc.,
Sparta. Georgia. II requires no Dr..
ing, the Cotton yields, Of itself, an,
tursl and permanent uankio yellow
colour.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

sEwBERN, n. e. OCT. Z.
Extract of letter from Capt William King.
Of the Schooner z. Nicholson, to gentleman in
this place dated
ST. THOMAS, iSrm sIrs. 1891.
Intelligence has been received in
this place. that the city Of Port au
Prince is destroyed by In earthquake.
I have experienced very heavy shock
since I arrived here. A few old hou Sc
we're destroyed by it. and my vessel
was tossed about with consider able
violence. The community are very
much alarmed; and this seems to be
season for hurricanes and earth
quakes.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

The Superior Court Of Canada has
recently confirmed a decision Of the
lower Court. that a husband is not
bound to pay for articles Of luxury and
extravaganza furnished his wife with
out his knowledge or consent. a
plaintiff under such circumstances was
non-suited. and lost deb, Of 400 dol
lars, except that necessary articles in
the bill were allowed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Nechdnicai Mgenuiiy.-we We.
shown yesterday. lock and kev
manufactured by MIR. Richard Noke
foreman of the smi,h-shop belonsir s
Messrs. Gross & Hickey, in The 70:
OF their iron store, situated on Ga
street. The face of the lock was f.
rIentcd from a fee cent piece, and III.
whole work was executed with the .,
most mechanical nicely. Such ius,aE.
ces OF ingenuity deserve notice as The,
serve to shew the perfection to uhi,
the arts have been carried in our coua
try, and proves the correctness Of ,ha.
policy by which home iabour, has bee;
hitherto protectcd.-Bah. Chron.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

=, We learn With great pleasure. iha!
'nie' Justice MARsHALL continue. o.
gam strength. add give hopes Of h,
carr recovery, under the constant 81.
'en',on Of d.. Physie. We have ne
yer known our citizens more solicitors
Tor the welfare Of ANY man, than they
beve shown themselves for the Chief
'"snee, 80 emInsnily deserving Of tie
good wishes of ALT T.. S. Ga.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Coffee in Boston. The Boston
Commercial Gazette states that the
amount Of Coffee now in the Custom
House Of that City, awaiting the re-
duetion Of duty, which takes place
on the lst January, is fifty seven thou
sand bags, or about eight and half
millions Of pounds.