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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23
A FARM FOR SALE.

FHSiiE Devisccs OF DR.. ROWLAND GELsToN,
L. dec. are desirons of selling the farm in Ports"
mouth, on which he lately resided. This farm con-
tains about thirty Of good land, is situated
the east road leading from Newport TO the Stone
Bridge, and has on il n good dwelling house, all
ont buildings convenient for such farm, and
large proportion Of orchard. brook, which rs
never dry, runs through it, and il is III all respects,
of the most agreeable ~ well as convenient re-
sdcnccs on Rhode Island. The situation is pccu-
Iiarly eligible for a physician For further nor-
nation apply TO IlEzEKIAH BARNARD. nf Nan
tucket-or RICHARD X. RANDoLPH, Newport.
Feb %, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

MEXIco. The latest arrival from
Me xico, brought advices from Vera
Cruz to the 25th ult. and from the Mex
lean to the 10th. The country generally
was assuming quiet state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

LEmuEL II, ARNOLD Esq. of Provi-
dence, was nominated by the National
Republican Convention, held at Provi-
dcncc last week, as a candidate for Gov
ernor of this state, for the year ensuing.
We know of no man who would be more
likely to meet the views Of the Clay par
ty in Rhode Island than Mr.. Arnold
We hope the friends Of Henry Clay
throughout the State, will evince their
attachment to his cause, by taking early
and timely measures to insure the success
of the Prox recommended to them for
their sulIiagcs at the approaching cleo
ton. We shall publish the prox with 9TH
er remarks in relation to it, next week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23
MAR Il nee

IN Tiverton, Mr. William Lake, to Miss Char
lottc Sherman
In Bristol, Mr. John 3. Mason, to Miss Mary
IT. Bowler, daughter Of the late capt Charles
Bowler.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

FATAL RENcovTRE.-Wo copy the
following from the Porte Gibson, (MI. J
correspondent of January 22d.
A rcncontrc took place at Rodney, on
the 18th inst. between John Briscoc,
Esq. of that place, and DR.. Benjamin III.
Moylcr, of lake Washington, of which
the circumstances were as follows
The Doctor accostcd Briscoe in the
evening Of that day, just as he, Briscoe
had dressed himself to attend a wedding
Briscoe cndcavorcd to avoid any contest
that evening; and observed that the dis
putc would be better settled at Lake
Washington, where he could and would
give full satisfaction. Tho Doctor nsis-
ted upon settling it on the spot, Mr.. b.
still desiring to put it of, even till the
next day, after the wedding was over.
The Doctor claimed instant satisfaction,
spit in his face, at the same time attcmp-
ted to draw large duclling pistol from
his bosom, but was prevented by the bye
ISLANDERS. Briscoc being unarmcd, ran in
to store where he procured shot gun
and coming out, cried to the company tc
clear the way. At eleven PAGES dis
tancc, both raised their weapons; BrIs-
GOES snapt, and Doctor Moylcr's shot
Briscoc in the arm! and abdomen, and he
had drawn another pistol, and was in the
act Of firing, when b. had rc-coclscd his
gun, and prepared, which this time went
off; the Doctor fell, mortally wounded;
he died the same night
An inquest was held over the body;
and the verdict on oath was, that Bris-
coc had acted in scll-dcfcncc, and was
justified in what he had done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

ly showing that they had been all dis
proved, and that they must have been
prompted only by the i'll will of some
whom it was recently his i'll fortune to
command.
The Court room was filled with re-
spectacle auditors, not one of whom
probably left it without feeling for Com
modore Creighton; that respect in which
we knew him to be held by the most dis
tinguished of his seniors in the service of
which ne is one Of the most valuable
officers"
Every body, we believe, with one or
two exceptions, anticipated the result,
which there can be no doubt OF, the ac-
ouittal of the Commodore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

A Pamphlet has been published by
Duff Green, containing the much talked
Of correspondence between the President
and Mr.. Calhoun. 1t occupies twenty
two columns in the Telegraph. The cor
rcspondcncc although brought to a final
conclusion, has not resulted in the best
feelings between the high dignitaries of
our government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

FEVIIE subscriber having been appointed and
q qualified according TO law, Guardian to the
person and estate Of WILLIAM &. BAILEY, her
son, minor, hereby requests all persons interest
ed to govern themselves accordingly.
SARAH BAILEY.
Middlc,own, Feb. IL, 1881. [6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23
TO EET'.

On FRIDAY, March 4,
IN II o'cIock, a. m.
WTsTiI.L he let at public auction on the prcrri~
y scs, about 40 acres Of lard beon.ing 10
John Allen, and situate in Portsmouth, about =
mile eas,cry from Mi,che!l's MILL
RECORDS HEATH,
Morigagee IN possession,
Newport, Feb i6, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

The Secretary Of the Navy, has is
sued General Ordcrrc requiring the flags
of the navy yards, stations and vessels of
the United States Navy, to be hoisted
half mast, and 10 minute guns fired at
noon, on the day after the receipt Of the
order, as a mark of respect to the mem
ory of Captain ARTHUR SINCLAIR, late
of the u. S. Navy. The officers of the
Navy and marine corps, are also rcquir-
ed to wear Grape on the left arm for 80
days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

Jouy RANDorru is announced a can
ddatc for Congress, at the election,
which is to take place in April next.
"No man ever had such constitucnts-'
wherefore his election may be consider
ed rs certain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

vETIlE lower part of commodious and convo-
Il nlcnt dwcImg-house situate in Mulberry st..
next we.t Of the Methodist Chapel-For terms,
enquire of the subscriber on the premises
Feb. lG ELIZABETH Nj. READ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23
MARINE kE
.s--s
LhST. gs4ts
PORT or NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Ship Mentor, Buller, South Seas, whaling.
CLEARED,
Ship Mentor. Butler, New London
Schooner Charlotte, Drcutt, Dcracoclc, Nc.
Sloop liuntrers, Dennis, New York.
ARRIVALS.
Thrsdoy, Feb i7,--arr. sch Empire. 'lar;. -
ds fm Wilmington. y. &. in distress, for y York.
Brig Rising States, Cady. ~ ds iin liayana.--
Lcn there. Jan %. ship Fihc. Stanhopc, waiting
Cr; Charlotte, Church. for Bristol soon. Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

Frnr.-Thc WllIamsct Card Man
ufactory, in the north part of Springfield,
was totally destroyed by fire on Monday
last. Loss estimated at $4,000, oI
which GOOO was insured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-23

LATEST FROM LoNDov.-By tho brig
Emily, from Halifax, arrived at Boston,
the London Standard of Jan. 3, has been
received.
French morning papers of the Sd, re-
ccivcd at the office of the Standard, rep
resent every thing as tranquil at Paris
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Senate hove passed the bills-I Conccrninc.
hichacl Alexander; 9 Concerning VIM Davis and
Edraund hlcGInness, jr.
On motion OF Mr. Atkinson, the Committee on the
en'tentlary were instructed to examine the cotton
ana WOODEN cloths made at the Pen,entiarv in order
10 determine 1t their quality is rood enough to
cothe the patients in the Lunatic Hospitals and tho
Public Guard f cav '"'
| Mr. Gilmer presented a petition fur cnIaroo,,or,
or the limits of the town of Scottsvlle in AIbemorIn
reports were made from Committees bv Messre
I anGey EPpes RiVes of Camp, Crurnp and Ruther-
On motion of Mr. Garland of Nelson, leave wos
given TO bring in bill to extend the time Of process
sionlng In the county of Nelson
On motion of Mr. Clay, the Committee of Finance
Ne'o instructed to enquire into the expediency of
granting further time to the securities of Thomas
IJNon, high sheriff of Campbell for the payment of
he baance OF the revenue and militia fines of tbn
aS' years also as to the propriety of allowing them
sury. ''0 is"-
Mr. Broaddus asked for leave to briDr in 4 hill an
thor'Zing Lottery to build bridge over the Rapi
lands of Lawson Barnett
passed. ~
On molten OF bIr lawson the Committee C,r Court,
of Justice instructed to enuuire whether an,
ana II any, what amendments are necessary in the
Jaws relating to Commissioners of the Revenue
On notion OF MIR Caldwell, leave was riven IN
OTlng III bill, Incorporating company to consruc,
. turnpike from I.eesburg TO Smokers Gap IN the
! Blue Ridge o." ''''
DIR Mayse, stating that he Principal Engineer had
committed mistake and wishing to rive BIN nm on
Portunity Of correcting it-on ms motion the Corr
in1ttoe OF Roads instructed to inquire INTO tho
j accuracy OF the Report Of The Principal Enrineor
on INC subject ct survey Of Il road be wcen Iiar-
rlSonourg and the Warm Springs. rs continued i,
his Report to the Board of Public Works
On motion Of Mr. Atkinson, the Committee ro-
| Courts OF Justice were instructed 10 enquire into
the eXpcdIcnCy Of so amending tho several ocis -
latiug bunatics rs 20 authorize The CONFERENCE.-The
N recover any dues Tor the support and maintenance
Of Lunatlc. out Of any estate which may be Ic Al
/ the death Of such patient
Mr. Semple gave notice that ne should not call I'M
inc resolution oe cd by him, IN relation the Grange
me cngrossed bill concerning the salary Of the first
clerk Of the Auditor Of Public Accounts bs;r, m. ~.
/ Mr. rutherford moved 10 I'll the blank with 5000
/ (hls present salary is S7jOO
me motion was supported by Messrs. CTump and
Miller Of Powhatan, and carried a,.oc r. - ~" ''
0,er which the bin vas nagse1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
LYNCHBURG MARKET-,yan

IN our anil Wheat there has been activity and spec
ua'lon since last. The by the northern mail On,
Monday night advanced these rapidv On Tuesda
morning lew Of The knoCn purchased largely at from,
~ 10 10 Wheat receipts for Wheat delivered in the mills
ana not settled Tor purchased considerable extent al az
90 cents The information from Richmond BY the TUESDAY
, na spoke OF corresponding rise in article
here' one lot o 1000 barrels sold Saturday al &c
Yesterday the market here somcyvhat unsettled
wagon load III the morning sold So 1872 cents In The
course OF the day s. 81 was offered 500 barrels but refused
Wheat worth so This rise attributed to vari0,s
cares such the arrival of intelligence the ed,e
nean OF scarcity of beadstus there, prospect of
scarcity generally throughout Europe freezing up Of
great supplies. D. WV"
CoRN yet and selling s. 10 cents to B. Corn
Meal IN demand at 20 In other articles no material
change. 80 o''"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
Correspondence of;ho journal ofCommcrcc.
Leghorn Roads. Nny. 3. !

,o. Leghorn Roads, Nov. 9. 1890
iffa snort stay at Agers, winch as we ancpaed we G,p,
Tor about the space of ten DAYS "
Our Consul there received us with the rna,l 100
mas eyer extended to orr counrymcn The city of Tuns
IRENE Illness Of the Dcy, whom we were ntTodnced Inv o
Consul (Dr HCap) y '''
- W'nH IN my last, wrote you that it was the IN
cnion OF Commodore Porter, N remain at this Mace
wGn ~ 5ci he did purpose, but viii take some time
"' Wc necessary instructions him from the II States
instructions winch rom the great revolution that has occur
en J" me powers 10 which he commissioned as our re
PIosO'''e are aii-impouan-be has determined as tho
peg NODE OF passing his time in the while 10 visit the
principal cities on the coast ofItay
We accordingly left Tuns and sailed for NAMES vyb~ -
cdched about the 18th Of September where Joined
0y the gaie Constellation and Fairfeld-ihC Officers and
crew oi both IN health.
ne Dey OF hlsicTs has been residing Fortci, few
"i,cs from NAPLES but IS AZ present this place.
- is probable we shall sail iu n few days for Genoa after
whcn u Us thought VIC shall Nahon The Coumo-
norc has enjoyed fine health also Tie officers and crew oil
ou- slip. ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
COM MERCIAE.
Latest Date from London,
Latest Date from Liverpool,
Latest Date from Havre,
December 8.
December 9.
NoveInberSO.
Ken cut.
NEW YORK MARKET

>, NEW YORK III \RKI.V-Jan. %
G E,o " AND S,L-New York superine bb So So Troy
oo ne,ern canal, So 6 10 Philadelphia so; Bait.
i"e howard ste 81 -; Richmond, City Mills rs; do
couny, 90 g g. Alexandria and Georgetown, So Fred
81 so; Petersburg, scratched and fine
III 10 a -. ' - ~ 'o' uo hhn
lhcre mas been little doing in the Flour Market for few
gays past he stock on hand continues decrease Expot
from ls to 18th 39,470 bbls f'
CorroNmNew Orleans, III II l2 Upland 1Oi; Alabama
port TO 20,h 1901 bales. In
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

MAMMOTH RENAINs.-Thc Annapolis Renubl;-
can states that DR.. james Owens, on snkiuo q unu
near his residence on West River. Anne Arundel
County, at about thirty feet below The surface on
countered the skeleton of an animal which from The
dimensions of the parts cXcavated leaves little donbt
OF their having been that of mammoth The sksI
eton appeared to be en'ircthe well aperture striking
1t near the centre a number of the bones were tn
ken cut -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
BALTIMORE MARKET

Phere is no business of consequence doing in the
produce market, and quot ations of flour are omit
ted there being no possibility of arriving at any tbip
IKE correct rates Howard street flour was sesinr,
Tor SIX dollars ont ofthe wagons yesterday but 10th
ing dong from stores. Il is supposed that Their, are
oo ooo barrels of flour now on hand in this city,
principally IN the hands of spectators Until the
navigation opens, there can be no regular quotations
of grain. wood, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
SAVANNAH MARKETS. Ton O,

Noir"N.-Sncc our last report, Uplnnds have
been IN limited demand, and the sales of the weeL.
VIII not exceed from 500 to 1000 bales at from al a
10 cents, principally at from So cents for fer to
good iar' and 10 cents for prime lots, which is
a reduction fully OF ! cent TN last weeks quotations
we quote 81 a 10 CENTS. In Sea Islands, ales con-
'inusto be made at from II %, principally at 8 q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
CHARLESTON MARKFyr T,r q, u


CoTroN-The receipts of Cotton since the Isl oP
october last together with the Stock on hand at that
date amount to 63952 bales Upland, and 1885 bars
Sea Island. Exported in the same time SO "a bales
Upland, and 3095 bags Sea Island. On shipboard,
no. no, cleared 1913 bales Upland, and 68l bags Sea
sIand Leaving the Stock jim store II $50 baes4Tn
iand' and $3.50 bags Sea Island. During the weeI,
up TO FRIDAY last there fair demand for Upland
Cotton and the sales to about 1000 bales. at
prices generally about the rates of the previous week
except OF common to good qualities which are cousi-
dered TO be shade lower although the reduction is
not suclcnt to affect former quotations namely 8la1O
CTS Ior INFERIOR TO common prime, and TO- IOL for
very chocr parcels The sales of the week we're
chiefly at st for middling % for very rood lots
very little sold below cts. One very superior mr.
Gel was sold at Oa, and another brought IL cts; bnt
ooth are uncommonly fine parcels and therefore arc
not embraced in the general quotations. On FRIDAY
aiternooh and Saturday. the demand had fallen off, &
there was but little sold In Long Staple Cotton
lhe sales OF the week considerable, chiefly how
ever, OF inferior Sea Island, and Main and Sanfees
at 10 to Fl cents for the former, and 7 I8 for the
t"o latter descriptions, shelving decline on Inst
weeN $ quotations. The reduction in good and
me Sea Islands, has been even more considerable
man IN the lower qualities. We now quote Sea
ds.andss 10 % cents-and the latter price will
command fine article although some brands reach
much higher prices -'"'A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

ri oliCE.-The Copartnership heretofore exslinp,
under The firm of John Poe & Co., was dss oIuaSS
on the Ist January Those having claims against the
Ate hrm' VIII please make payment to John Poe who
alone authorized to receive the same and settle
the affairs of the late concern. JOHN POE.
n CASWELL POE
ne business VIII be continued by the UNDERSIGNED
in all its branches, and unremi,ted st,en,; 10 beS'
so as to ensure entire satisfaction to their friends and
'u : ~, JOHN POE CO.
-" - 2aw1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
DR. @. MUM DE,
Surgeon Kbemf5sf.

{ D rPOHl y new Presby terrain Church. and about
,Weny Steps above the Post Office, where eve
- hfH on the most approved principles and with
iE. greatest case aud deiicacv
D' vi. has Just received from London a parcel Of
l.[y sePeHor lncorruptibIc Teeth. which he viii set
othcr with gold clasps springs or on plvots, OF low
price and warrant them for many years.
u Two more students viii be received. for tho
purpose of giving them perfect knowledge iheorets
really and Practically in the science Of Dental Sur
gsTT an G--eo9s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
PETERSBURG MARKEr H. 80

~HEAT-Very little coming in. We ouote the
price 9l,l0 to sll5 We understand that g,nrr
rlor crop was engaged at 81 90 up
FLoUR-A sale Of 500 bbls mt es each is tb ,1
sale we have heard of since cur last.
CoTToN-9 to Or
FoEAcco-ln much request, and but little coming
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
IUDICIARN.


oi motion OF MIR Leigh, the House took up the re-
solutions OF the Committee of Courts of Justice on the
county and Superior Courts of Law and Chanery.
me question being on agreeing tu the amendment
OF the committee of the whole, striking from the 3rd
resolution the provision the election districts so
as To authorize Superior Court to be held in every
county,
Mr. Mason of Fred, rose and addressed the House
at length against the amendment-urgng the absence
OF all necessity and even convenience, its favor
Because large county required a court it by no
means followed that it the case with the little
counties on the Sea Board coaesced into election
uistrcts In some OF these counties he had been in
formed. that when the Grand Jury came in the court
vas ready to adjourn Because population of twenty
Thousand required q separate court did it follow that
Il population of few hundreds required iP 7, large
counties, the business Of the court detained it fort
niSht-was 1t necessary to have a separate court in
counties where there not business enough Tn de-
tam the court twenty>four hours! The measure en-
cumbered the Judiciary, increased the expense and
he could not believe that the people of the small
counties themselves would consider it a hardship TO
be deprived Of what their situation obviously did not
, require.
The amendment was supported by Eessrs Christian.
Jones and tlaly burton-opposed by MIR. Wood of AL.
benarie, and adopted by large majority
MIR. Mcfarland now offered an- anne niment sr, ex
TEND a Superior Court of Law and Chancery to the
corporations now entitled to Superior Court of
Law "
Mr.. Maxwell moved TO amend the amendment. nv
giving to Norfolk Borough, a separate Court which
ne supported IN an argument OF ch hunour and n>
genuity.
1t was opposed by Messrs Leigh, Mcfarland, Akin
son and Goode. and negatved.
Mr. Netherlands amendment was then adonted rrho
exclusion of Norfolk Borough and the admissions of
Petersburg and Lynchburgh, a separate Court. are
On the ground that the County Court of Norfolk (oc
well as OF flenrico to Richmond. an FREDERICK os
TO Wlnchester) was 1T the door of the Borourh while
,he Court Houses of the Counties i'll which are Peters
DurEh and iynchburg, from those to,yps
"r Leigh then moved to take up the second resolu-
ton, declaring the eEpediency of uniting Chancerv
and Common Law Jurisdiction i'll the person of the
same j, dge to which the House asserting, and this
resolution presenting the great question Of amalgana
ting Common Law and Chancery Jurisdictions
MI leigh rose and delivered his views at large in
opposition to the resolution before he concIrde nm
motion of Mr. Morris, ""
The House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
TOBACCO TRADE

hH ouoscTioer having obtained The entire at
tentlon OF MIR. Charles Geoghcgan, and deter
mined OH MS own part TO every eXertion tn nor
tect any work IN Stemming, Reprising &c &c. Of
Iooacco, and with the presumption that Mr.. Ga
knowledge of the business is general, solicits ma
ed Tobacco. JOHN mir 60 P9|h-
ian 81 M&Th2t
~ AS Committed to the jail of Goochland CmTn-
" ~, he 7th day of June, $50. negro man
VINO calls hlmsefBob. Goldman and says he Is n fro
man, that he was bound TO Nelson VanderyaIl and
served his apprenticeship 10 him as a shoemaker in
The City OF Richmond, that he afterwards worked ~
SAID trade with Cooke 81 Ryan, in said Civ go
IS about 81 years old. brown complexion about faot
inches high-be quite sensible and can rcod and
write The owner, if any, is requested tn nrovo
property pay charges, and take him awav otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs INC " 0
w LEWIS, Joilor, for
Jan 81 Wl2w WIN BOILING She,ia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

NoRTHUMEERL County COURT, Qth Jan. 1851
resolutions:
:, Since the last term of this Court FLEMING B ,rEs
Esq Clerk ut said Court hath departed this life.
This Court in common with the community At
large deeply d"plore the loss which they have sus
tanned by he death of man, who rs public officer
mas tor many years past discharged the duties of hi
station with an ability, integrity, and unrenitted at
tention to business which they have never seen sur
passed, and who, individual, was possessed Of
every accomplishment which commands admiration &,
every virtue which deserves irritation and thew svp,
Pathse with his bereaved and afflicted family unon
TINS sorrowtul occasion, and trust hat thew NAV be
able to bear the loss they have sustained with that
1ortlude and resigna ion which becomes them under
the dspensation of all wise and overrulnn Provi
dence. '4-
Resolved, therefore, That this Court will, and thew
recommends 1t to the members of tue Bar and the
onleers Of the Court to wear Grape the left arm,
tor hry days, as token of respect for the memory
OF tlernIng Bates, Esq. late Clerk of this Court
kcsoived, also, That the Clerk forward COPY of the
foregoing resolutions and proceedings to the Editors
or the Richmond Enquirer, and the Constitutional
Wig with request that they may be published
Resolved also, That copy thereof be transmit Il
To Mrs Eliza w Bales, widow and relict of the sn ID
Fleming Bates. Esq AZ
Copy. Teste,
NJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

WooL The number Of woollen n,aprcc.or;,.
IN this State, it will be seen by Tie Table is 908S
exclusive of large number employed in custom
WORK IL is difficult to ascertain the quantity of
eraging the amount fgoods mace at each at sI zoo
the total value of woollens manufactured annually
IN this State, exclusive of those made in families
IS over $4,000, ooo.-Boston Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

SILK,-The Ladies of Alabama. are octival,, ~,
gaged IN cuItlvatng and preparing native silk, saws
the Mobile Register: Large quantities have ALREADY
been made dispersedly over that state
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01

Large Gooseberries.--The four heaviest Goose
berries grown in England this year are as follows,
IA grs.; Yellow Teazer, 80 dwts. Il grs: Greos
Peacock &c dwts, ID grs; White Eagle, 81 dwts'
10 grs. The above are the heaviest that have been
eNhoIted since the commencement Of gooseberry