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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

Worcester.ss. Probate Office, Oct q, 1881.
To the Heirs Of ELIzABETa SoUTHwIcK, tate of
Berlin, in said County deceased, and 10 all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

FWNHE subscribers have received large adj
III diton 10 their stock of MATCHES and
JEWELRY, Silver, Plated, Brittania, and Fan
cy Goods, which they offer for sale al reduced
prices
They continue the manufacturing of Gold
and Silrer SPECT4CLES, and intend to keep
as good variety of Glass adapted to the i'm
perfec,ions of the Eye, as can be found in any
city. Those whose sight is impaired merely
sending glass through which they can see
distinctly.
| ~ Wanted, LAD, from IA to 10 years Of
age, as an Apprentice.
T. & w. KEITH.
| Worcester. Oct 96 CIV
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
ODeyot;0ns on the Teeth.

Operations on the Teeth.
mar. PARSONS, Surgeon. Dentist, No. 10
IA y Winter street, Boston, respectfully gives
notice that his attention is exclusively directed
to Operations on the Teeth, and to Tho Trcat.
ment OF those Diseases Of tho Teeth and Gums
which usually fall to tho department Of the Den.
list lie is pc fmilted to refer 10 DR.. Warner
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in Harvard
University. 6w Oct. ~.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
QZ Woollen Machinery.
WILLIAM M. BICKFORD,

Successor to William .Sto,DcH,)
ED RESPECTFULLY informs the manufac-
u Jurors that he is now prepared and will
build to order tho following Wool Machinery,
viz: Condenslng, Picking, Mapping, and
Brushing Machines. Also, Spinning Jacks.
He can assure those who may patronise him,
that all work entrusted to his care shall be done
on the most approved plan and Of the best ma
terials; and a strict regard will be paid to the
execution of the work.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
Worcester, Mass Aug. 81. ep4eo5t
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

Inc Exeter Newsletter tells a story Of a
oscnwooasman who asked a person at a tea
parry wnat use was made of pair Of sugar
aong an article he had never before seen. and
s,s.,o, n ;" INA, y wasa very ingenious in.
n,.d . ~ .svsn.sd Tor blowing the nose, 10 So.
ps,s wh.s s,gusnng practice Of using the I'm.
Unfortunate Lion" who had .o JS" =. me me
head, put tho tongs TO ,hoir snaa s~u ~ "'s
The utter sonSsernaIion Of the company. "
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
ROYDEN & FENNO

HAVE received in addition to their former
IN stock of Jewelry, Fillgree Ear Rings
Rings, Finger Rings, Bosom Pins, Chains,
Seals, Keys, Medallions, Pocket Books, Velvet
and Bead Bags, Fancy Boxes, Waist Buckles,
Music Boxes, Tea snG Coffee Pots, Cut Glass
Castor,, Pressed do, Silver and Plated Table
and Tea Spoons, Penknives, Scissors, Razors,
and various other articles not mentioned, which
will be sold low for cash.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Watch
Repairing.
Worcester, Oct &c. ep3weo3w
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

L o the Hon. atnanleI falne,
Judge of Probate for the County of Worcester:
EVIlE subscriber, Guardian for MOSES,
IL JAMES, and ESTHER BROWN, Mi
nor heirs of the Estate of MOSES BROWN,
late of Oakham, deceased, represents-That
there is piece of Land in the westerly part of
Rutland, in the County of Worcester, contain
ing about twenty square rods, bounded north
erly by land of Foster Death, westerly by land
Of George Smith, sou,herly by land of Butlar
Goodrich, and eastsrly by land of said Death,
which belongsto the Estate of the said Moses
Brown and that, in his opinion, it would be for
the benefit of said Minors, that their share III
said Land shoald be sold. He therefore prays
your honor to grant license to your petitioner
to sell three undivided fourth parts of said Land
it being said Minors share in the same. And
as in duty bound viii ever pray.
SIMEON HASKELL.
BrookfelG, Oct Is, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERWORT.

M RS M. N.
the sole proprie.
tor of the well
known genuine
Indian Baisam Of
Liuer,cort, pre-
pared from an In
dian receipt, con.
tanning the
strength of three
J ounces Of Liver
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
WANTED,
WANTED.

A GOOD MULE PIECER is wanted at
VA tho Holden Cotton MiHs. A BOY or
GIRL, from IL TO Is years Of age, will find
good encouragement by applying soon.
Holden Auy ~ If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

NATURAL HisroRY. IN K System of Ar
rGngement A naturalist, travelling in the
interior of Pennsylvania, stopped at very neat
clean tavern, and was sgreeably surprised 10
find the chimney pieces, cupboard, &c, crowd
cd with specimens Of minerals and fossils, each
OF them having label with N. X. on it, Puz.
zled by these letters he sought information of a
smart looking woman, who was the .ldlady.
She informed him that her nephew who was
gong 10 Kentucky, was the owner of these
specimens. and that he had pasted some long
names on them he had learnt from the Doctors
in Philadelphia; but as they were hard 10 pro.
nounce when her neighbors asked her ques-
tons about them, that she bad taken them off
and Put N. X. on every one of them. The ma
turaiist asserting TO all this, asked her the
meaning Of N. X. So you don't know what
Tho meaning Of N. K is" she said. 'Upon
my word, ! have not the least idea,' he replied:
. wei, sad she, thought the Phiadel phians
snowed every thing however, if YOU don't
kurossrtys.' ''''.'
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09

On the above petition, Ordered, That notice
thereof be published three weeks successfully,
in " The Massachusetts, Spy" printed in Wor-
ces,er, before The Court of Probate, to be holden
in Worcester, on the first Tuesday in Dscem-
Der next, at ten of the clock, before noon, that
they may then and there be heard thereon. If
they see fit.
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy. Attest:
THEoPH's WHEELER, Reg.
Oct o. 1891 t44
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Sept. 81, 1881
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
CommisSi0ners' Nofi:e,

Dated al KlIIlngly, this 3Ist day of October,
1881. 4w*I4
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-09
Boots, Shoes, Watches, SC.

Worcester, Oct. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28


HE GENERAL AssEaIHLT'-Y" yesterday according
TO previous order the H'nse of Delegates resolved
itssit into Committee OF the Whole Mr.. Barbour in
the ChalF on the three resolutions reported from the
committee OF courts o. j"s'iaa touching the County
courts old 2iFeFo: Courts OF Law and OF Chance
be seen under the proper head.
Though no test vote. ;trctI, soeaI,nr was taken.
yet the determination Of the House Of Delerates to
adopt the resolutions Of til. Committee preserving
the County Courts as they are, and uniting Superior
Courts Of Law and Of Chancery Jurisdiction in the
s,,oa cot, Of Judras j. ,o,,irs,Iy cIo,- G, cor
A. 50, =,
Sc4o"7 are 'A' ''eHS u tue pan Vi It's HPreghaoie
strength in the EoGse, Iand we believe we may add,
in the Commonwealth that taey evince but little de-
~ -, ,,,.,,,-,; = ~, c., ,,,...,,, ,i,, 4I.: -
-. OPf'
''C'9' A' '1''' "'~ u" '''S '"' PSS VI discussing
the plan Of blending Ut length.
4 resolution "a 10 the O.anrc FIaction was in,ro
l, L NJ SOD, ,,.L L. .
- '',' 'P'''~' ''''
SnDJeGt' WhiCA IL seems, Is never 10 nave al end
What that resolution IS the render VII perceive BY
r,,f,,r.1nr =, rho To,;.,, g., ,,,.r t,,,, ...rI
- 10y
- anu u" ''A' " ,''' D''"'"' "i'i'5 zee"
IN i''chM'h4 al ais post during iHc ~ days employ
Ell y MS so'''I IL co.'l1Ii3 cV asAc1-"iH not
IA! 70 9.eSo"' '.'o' 20 MS '"!'d'
Nl' H'""c'' o'' lot organizing '"e i4%ec'iiYe
on l'S % 'o''''sj va also '"'H up ana 111 time
OF inc Governor gong mo once l'sd aJ me an
MONDAY III NI"'ch' h' Sa'a'i'5 81 'he o'cefS VIA
p'o'''tJ % "NIu 'O-''y' 0''o' winch u IS Supposed
al e"'iy u'y WIZ oo aSSS"o" ''f Ino eIoct!on OF Il
"o'0i"0' al" Oo"''0i''
CONGRESS. -Iudre Pec,;,:iri,l Is not 20, do
cided Mr. Writ was heard on >;a,r,d,, and Mon
day for Tie Respondent, and would continue his arru.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

yond the grave The author OF "Presbyter.r may
have intended well-but this he can never succeed
in making be believed until he takes COURAGE TO face
the responsibility Of his act and re3cues from inpu
tatioh' many VINO are now suspected upon different
grounds OF having been he auth Of the article in
I'll" Religious Telegraph A discovery of himself is
due to others, and If he be good man, this consi-
dcration will urge him to disclosure
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWIRD

n AM authorised to offer a reward Of $500 each for
IL ihe apprehension and delivery me- or to nv den
uty VIM Carer, Richmond city. of Leroy Jordan
and Charles Whheiy, who were out upon bail and
have broke their rccognzances, by failure to appear
the Circuit Court of the United States at Rich-
mOnd, upon a charge of forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay of certain SOL
diers OF the RevoutIon and against whom true ba
wcr" found by The Grand Jury at the last term OF
the said court.
! am informed that the above mentioned Lcroy Jor-
dan resident, from his birth, of Bedford county:
is from Do to 30 years OF age, and about feet or
inches in height stout heavy built full face short neck
large round head, black hair. and heavy black beard
am also informed that Charles Whitley was for the,
the last &c 25 years resident Of said county ofBed
ord Is from 40 to - years of age nearly six feet in
height, slender and straight built, thin visare light
complexion gentccln his appearance and ofinsinuat.
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAW, Marshal
of the U S, for the T. District of Va.
Jan. 6. 1881. 73-2m
The editors ofthe Richmond Wing and Lvnchburos
Vngnian will please insert the foregoing for two
months, (unless sooner countermandcdl and forward
their accounts to me for payment.
J. PEGRAM. Marshal F. D. DIVA.
JOTtCE.-App!rca,io VIII be made TO The Pre-
L -'dcnr and Directors Of the Bank If Vircinia
for the duplicate Of certificate for twelve shares ~
the capital stock of the Bank of Virginia in the name
OF George IIuitn, No: 1880, dated 2lth February
1906, which has been lost nis.id
tho: COCK,
Executor Of
GEORGE RUFFIN.
Prince George County, 18th Dec, 1850
S--iavG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
To The Editors Of the Richmond Wha.


have read an arfIcle your paper of last Monday
from the pen Of writer who subscrihes him self 4aii-
Fanatic, Continuing some very unjust reflections on
my remarks which were D blished in the Southern
Religious Telegraph OF the ED inst under the head
OF Obituary Notices. Charity induces me to hope,
that the writer would not in entOnallY do me nlus-
tlcC-but ne has 50 mlSconstrued the design OF my
article, as 10 exhibits me making u personal and
cruel attack individual individuals This is
a scUere charge, and it is untrue and | feel that
have right 10 he heard IN answer to it.
| therefore sincerely declare mat my Temayts Oh
Obituary .Hotces, not intended to be perSoani
they nat directed against any individual or
l1dlUtdu1iS--bnt against practice, practices.
which believe to be injurious to ne morals Of socl-
ETY.. 1t was not my design to draw sketch of any
person whom have ever known or cast reflections
the character of any nau--but to remark on 4
practice which have long been OF the opinion, has u
Bad tendency in the community. The kind OF notl-
against which my remarks were directed, have
been too common for many years [ have seen Gn!o-
gies The characters OF men whose lives cut
off by the Inordinatc of spirtuous qUOrs--on
those who were habtually Sabbath breakers, and on
pro!anc sWcarcrs, and the most vicious characters.
As 1t very natural named these characteristics
together, pcrsonIied them describing the kind OF
panegyrc5 10 which objected. / believed it to be
dangerous call good egjk Or evil, Sood" and did
what every man has right % DO, published my opU-
ion. il there is any thing false in the sentiments
advanced o. any want of that charity which the
Gospel conc ands Eic to exercise, ! will acknowl-
edge my error, when it Is shewn to ne wherein
have TnIsrcpresen;ed divine truth.
My piece ia inI-reprosontcd invjdous being
filled with 'an1themas" the dead ask the
writer to eXaE it again IT, contains no ''anathe-
mas" against the dead or liyinr-no Judgment agy
mau-but my candid opinion Of Z practice i an
oery s0rry that this has been misunderstood, mis-
applied. The ccn5ures implied in the observations
Of the writer, moi applicable to ms--Gnd do no
suppose that GT called upon to answer them more
1T length. PRESENTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
BOR THE IVmG.
GLOW rich the tear by Pity she'd
How sweet tic sigh for human woes.
They pierce the mansions Of the dead,

Mn. EoiToR: Il cannot be unknown to you, nj
though it may BE- 10 Of your readers that there
published III bis city paper entitled the Southern
Religious Telegraph, proposing for rs object ez-
tension Of the pure and holy prcCepl5 iacu,catod b.
our sacred religion. IT'S editor ] understand is the
Rco Mr.. Converse Until few days since, knew
uo' hat such being cxstcd;-you may Inc ginc ny
desire for farther acquaintance either with this
ci,ysiiuR paper, les editor, was not increased by
peru-al Of the piece s.; .aed Prcsbyicr-thc author
himself Is probably By Tbs time aware Of the iHdgna-
ton excited N the community by The publication Of
this udccd ciilsoa Of his zeal To the mistaken
Iudgm"n. Of fanatic must a<CIi52 Ibis production,
for I can readily conceive, that a veal; mind,
blinded by misguided zeal could 50 miscons,ruc
and pervert tho charitable doctrines Of our Holy Re
..gio8, ,5ea .hSt ua.g.g, il ,cr us. .g..c2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

urGuLY Whosoever will take the
trouble to read letter from Correspondent Al
Washington, will find rot only that the Vice Pres
dent and Secretary of State have shaken hands, but
hear it, we People of the U. Statcs!--have actually
dined together!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
NEW YORK MARKET-T,, %

NEW YORK MARKET-Jan %
CoTToN The msrile; still continues dull thourb
the transactions were rather larger than last week
and prices shade lower. and the market closed
heavily.
FLoUR--E'rom Saturday last up to Thursdav-es
Pecialiy on Monday and tuesday,, there was a very
animated demand, and during these DAYS perhans
5000 10000 bbls changed hands at an advance of
% a so ceGts, common descriptions having com
handed Sc and the best 62, and even higher prices
were asked. This excitement we could trace tn mo
satisfactory cause Thursday the market receded
idiy - cents per bbl 1890 bbs Of Troy were sold
on ihHt day at So, Philadelphia and New York
were offered al the prce without finding purchasers
towards the close of Exchange hours however on
thai day. few hundred bbls N York we're taken at
Sh8 Yesterday the market in calm, and no
sales worthy OF notice 10 our knowledge:
holders were Im at the prices of the preceding dav
rr-'s---S-- Prices Cvrrent.
NEW fo4;k. Jan. %
THE MARKET--There was very nttle business
done on the Corn Exchange yesterday There was
n" distinct variation from he prices of the day before
Iu. rather more frmness-[ Jour Cona
Two O'clock, p NJ
TIE MARKET.--Every thing remains quiet to-
day. 10
8 p RAWING of The New York LOTTERY EItra
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

Observation-Disclosures letters advise Of the
result of the election of Public Printer. which
minated in the choice of J. H. Holeman, Editor of
the Frankfort kenluckian (Clay)
Eor HoIennp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
COMMERCIAL,

I. ). BANK SrocK.-75 Shares were sold at the
n 1nrk Stock and Exchange Board on the olst
inst at Si25i.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
G.. T.. Russell,

Mr.. Russell is Editor of the Argus, (Nendalrs
paper.) This vote shows the actual strength of the
two parties. and proves that the friend of Sir Clay
spoke truly last August when they asserted they had
elected decided Clay majority The reader is
apprsed that some or 10 of tins majority, were
pledged to vote for Jackson Senator.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
bA'ltAHOls
Dawson,
Blank,

L. 1t is now said tina, the arniisticc bcivs e.
Messr<. Calhoun and Van Buren,. docs not embrace
the President The rupture between the p. and Y
p is aledgcd to be incurable, and the PhIadelphia
Inquirer says there viii he three candidates for Pres
idcnt in he field. President Jackson, through The
Globe IN On article Which we shall review to-ulornw,
s'gnies his willingness to again if elected -
Serve again! Aye-hc viii serve just ~ long as the
good people vii! elect him, were it for forty years
no man Of his complexion, ever rel!nquished over
voluntarily. This the reader will remember we have
predicted ali along. Ii we want to put the Govern
ment CT the q States once more into intelligent
handa-if we hope to get rid Of the combination of
imteciii'y, ignorance and tyranny, which now rules
1.-THE people must do it for themselves. These
men viii never lay down the power voluntarily
FHom WAsasycroy.-A postscript to letter from
a gentleman of high standing in Washington says
calhoun and jackson fairly at war Burgess in
reply to Cambrelsng, will demolish him. There will
be no election Of Senator in Kentucky this session."
Y. Com. Adv.
From the Albany Daily Advertiser
iiert,mcr Gu d meeting of national republicans
was held at Little Falls on the 18th Jan, Col David
Petrle, Chm, j. n. Lake Secy. HENRY CLAY
was nominated for president. VHe Solluwing persons
were appointed ! ceutral corresponding Committe
with power to call county meeting when II shall be
deemed proper: PHI 10 NJ. Uackley II G.. Ten Eyck,
Warren Mack, William J Pardee, Lauren Ford,
u. T. tIur5ut. Il 2. Seymour and G. Smith.
The following is one Of The resolutions:
IIesoired, That Andrew Jackson if sincere in what
be has expressed on the subject Of presidents
eligibility to Office cannot be considered candidate
for the next Presidency, aai ,hd, If he be such cand-
date, and thus acts i'll contradiction with all he has
~yi;jcn and recommended on this subject, lie for
ieIs all claim 20 a charaeter for consistency and
sincerity, and violates principle which believe
Frrrrf a ,ra- Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

Danie' 81 Kentucky except that lie i of the low
est and most c2n'cmFt5la hacks of MS party. We
say, and Tie CouGt'y will respond 20 The sentiment
these a'c no; tie Eau 10 reform the Judiciary Sys-
tom oftl2 United S,a'es, ala.ttn, 1t to require re-
form.
The National ln'cganc"r suys upon his subjects
The report of the Comm tee or the Judiciary, of
which we had an linking some days ago. has at length
ade ITS appearance N the House a" Representatives
accompanied by bill 10 rcpea! the 25th section Of
the judiciary act. The report was presented by Mr.
DAVIS or South CarolinI and Counter Report, or
protest. Is To he presented by the minority of the
committee. The Members OF tn Committee who
have sanctioned this Report are Mr. Davis of South
Caroline, Mr. Gordon, OF rginia. Mr. Daniel Of Ken
tucky, and A;r Foster, Of Georpa Th" Mculbofs
who make the COun' e5-Repurt uic Mr. nnchan-
an, OF Pennsylvania, Mr. Eswcrth of Cnnnrc,lclt
and Mr White, o. LniIs.apa. Both these repors
we s!iou lay beior" our leelcr> as sona as We can
get copies otthen. We have only had an opportunity
10 tGkt hasty ga"cr 1T the which accompanied
tue BIZ: IN ~Elc c'JGae, however,, discover that
the committee declare that they hue after rn,cil
gation OF the subject CONE 10 the conclusion
that the 10Th section ii he Judiciary is unconsti-
tutIonaI, and ough, to be- repealed. OF lir Davss
op'u'o1 OF tins subject sufficiently appr,sed
before bat hardly expected That majority OF any
Standing committee OF Congress could be brought to
concur with him. So is, however, and there op-
pears :" be every probability of the subject beng
brought 10 the test "f yo,e-not to-day, however,
to7 we understand that, hy agreement, the further
consideration othr subject WI. b. p,s, 5ame,i for
few days, 10 give time 10 have both reports priu-
ted and perussd BY the Members.
K@NrccAs.--TAe Legislature has adjourned final
ly having postponed the e.,cton Of Senator, to tic
next writer Then hope, tha, Mr.. Clay himself
may be induced to take the seat.
The Legislature besides the Public Printer, elect
cd ;hc following officers; all Clay men and by the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

EEGuETICBsECRG, Jan %.
.Neimcioiy.--Wc under stand that a few days
since, man named John Short. and negro, were
frozen 10 death boa on Potomac Creek. They
attempting to reach their vessel from the shore
but unable to fec their object bv III" ice 'hv both
nrri-nn-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
: SO IL SO 40 Al % 60.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

K and genuine. and believed to lee equal &c;
any offered IN this Market. Persons DESTROYS of Ok
tuning s"ch Seeds, are respect fully invited to cal OF
send heir orders TO the Subscriber who is cc.,lItly
receiving fresh Medicines, Pants Oils Tre-stufi ?
&c. al OF winch he Sc Is on most reasnna IL terms
CHARLES GODDARD,
Richmond, Jan 22d, 1881
ASPARAGUS, Common; Giant
BALM, Lemon
BEET, Long Blood; Early Turnip: Yellow rrurD;o
CARNAGE, Early York; Early Sugarloaf Red Dntcb;
Flat Dutch; Large York; Large London Battersca;
Great Drumhead; Green Globe Savoy; Yellow SAVOY
CARROT Long Orange; Lemons A!tiinrlpn
CELERY, White Sold Rose Coored
CREss, Curled
CUCUMBER, Early Frame; Long.
CAULIFL"wER, Early
ENDVE Succory.
EGG PLANT, Purple.
kali. Green Curlcd Scotch.
LETTUcE Early Rose; Imperial; Brown Dntclii
Ice Co.'S; Madeira.
MELON C!tron; Cantelopc
MANGEL WUHTzat
NAsTUnTGUN
ONIoN, Il d; Whi.e Portugal; MADEIRA
PARsNIP. Large Dutch.
PARSLEY, Double.
PEPPER Squash; Cayenne.
fUPPER GRASS.
PUMPKIN Yellow.
RAO'su, Long Scsrlet; Scarlet Txnp; White Isur-
nip.
RUrA BAGA.
Satisfy Vegetable Oyster.
StMBLIN, Early Bush
SPINAcH. Round
BEANS, Yellow Week; Small Lima Case knife
DUTCH Early China; Bush.
Peas. Eady May; Early Weeks; Early WASH
ingtor; Marrowtat; Blue Prussian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
cue Gomstltmtlotga cUt9tg.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. GO. 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

.FeL,nchoiy .3ccideaL-F'ivn men. belonging 20 4
Halifax Packet, drowned in Boston harbor, by
tho upsctting of boat, during the storm, on Satur
day week. Several boas pu, off to their assistance,
but owing 10 the severity Of the storm were unable
TO rescue them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
FHVllE subscriber, as Agent for the Farmers Ere
& Insurance and Loan Company of New York
VII insi;re houses, merchandise furniture &c. Sc
against fire, on the usual terms
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
WHITE MULBERRY TREEs-

H'tIE subscriber has for sale at his farm, miles
above Richmond, the trees . years old, any rysa-
sonabe quantity of The genuine Morus Aba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season is now a-
preaching in which they may be transplauted, ie Is
may be want of the article; and as he is well salts
fed that the silk culture be one ofthe most pro-
ftable branches the agrculturst his atten-
ton TO, he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. they will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof, J. w. SMITH
n Borders may be left at Scott & Smiths, Z
street. Richmond oct l-2nWff