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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
baltimore. MARKET-Scnt eod


Since Monday, sales to the amount of about 1909
bbls crira City Mills Flour have been made at
5000 " 6months; s. two parcels ofStandard ono
Of 500 bbls. at E35} GO days, and the other $50
bbls at 1925 cash. The receipts of Howard
street Flour continue very limited, and small sales
from stores made at 1915. The wagon price =.
has been uniform and steady this week at S. .G25
4 lot of 400 bags Rio Coffee sold at 125 cents
Limited sales of st. Domingo at l24aI25 cents
-Laguira at i2t-Prime parcels of the lattcF|
would command l3 cents.
In consequence Of the very limited supplies Of
Wheat this week, prices have improved a shade
We quote the market yesterday for very prime red
at Sl.lO-good TO prime at 81 90 iO6-Primo
white at Sl.l5 Il l.20-At the commencement or
the week sales Of white and yellow Corn wero
made as low as 80 50 cents. Yesterday the mar
kct rallied, q sales were effected at So cents-Outs
are scarce and in demand-last sales were at 81
ccnts-good parcels would command IS u SO
cents-SaIcs Of Rye at GS 20 cents. Small sales
of Whisky in bids. at 80 cents. Holders are firm
at this price 32l cents offered yesterday and
re used for large lot--Sacs of Susquehanna cop
per distilled, bbls. at 81 cents. Wagon price 81
3i5 cents, exclusive Of the bbl..3lorc price 35
36 cCnts.-Rep
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
THOMAS HUDGINS, Chairman.
DIN w. Jarvis Secrctnrv
KING 81 QUEEN.


humerous meeting OF the citizens Of tbs county az
The I'm oil September 1881, (tha being CouJ, day) for
The purpose of appointing Delegates attend the Anti
arm convention proposed he held the CITY of Phil
.delPhia, on the Both day oil September next On, mo
n"n Col II X Harwood was called tn the Chair and
Capt Henry basby appointed Secretary The no,.
ing beng thus organzed, Mr. Edwin Upshaw in a neat
'cn ana concise manner, explained the object in view
'"u upon h's morton the Char appointed The foown
Gentlemen 10 propose suitable rasOut and report tc
me meeting va Edwin Urshnw, Wm Arm..ad Wm
Robinson, Philip A. Dew, Jno. Kidd and Jno w
Robinson, who, after retiring ,lor, time, repor,ed
hIo"sa their Chairman, the following resolutions, wh:c
were unanimously adopted f''FT
Resolved, that our present Tariff system j, no, only
unconstitutional hu, unjust, unequal aud highly oppre.
sive 10 the az cuual aud commercial n,eye,,, nr our
country N
Resolved That tie Southern interest ing ehiea, ap,i
cultural The present Tariff therefore peculiarly burden.
some 10 me southern States, and is of the main
ses OF me depreciation OF property in those States
Resolved mat we will cooperate cheerully with
AL IN our Union friendly free trade resisting by
all constitutional means, the present odous and nuui-
tous American System
Resolved, hat the proposed Anti-rar,f Convention
IN Philadelphia, for the purpose of securing the more eff
Gent corporation of the friends free trade is hiohIv
approved Of and that is proper TO apno, Delegates
To attend the
Resolved, That VIM. Robinson, VIM Armis,ead. PHIL
Up H. Dew, and Lewis Smith be appointed Delegates i'll
accordance with the preceding resolution
Resolved That the proceedings tins meeting be sgn
Of the Richmond Enquirer and Wing be requested to
publish the same.
A. R. HARDWOOD, Chairman
HESar BAGnY, Secretary.
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ANTI-TARlFF CONVENTION.
SURRY.


At meeting Of tho citizens of the county of
Surry, It Capt Philip Smiths tavern, in said coun-
ty, on Monday, the 22d day Of august, 1881, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the pro-
prcty of sending delegates to the proposed Anti
Tariff Convention, to be held in the city of Phia-
dclPhia on the Seth of September ncxt-Francis
Ruitin, esq. was called to the chair, and Ralph
Graves appointed secretary. The following rcso-
lutions were then moved and carried:
Resolved, That view tho present Tariff laws
to be unconstitutional, unequal and oppressive,
and are of opinion that they ought to be repealed
Resolved, That this meeting concur in the expo
dicncy of the Convention called for the 30th of
September next, at Philadelphia.
Resolved, That this meeting entertain the opini-
on that no discussion WILL ought TO, arise in
said convention, with regard TO the value or the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Union.
Resolved, That Francis Ruiin, esq. and Col. VIM
Allen be appointed to represent this meeting in
said Convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Constitu.
tional Wing and Norfolk Beacon
FRANCIS RUFFIN, Chairman
r. GRAVES, Scc'y.
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Book and Bob Printing doRac
M 1gsn EYgpig esGE5cc.

laE CsS,riTtTtaHAL VINO is @..'b'sbcd wic week.
Monday and Thursday evcnugs,) al FIVE dollars per
l1num PAYABLE iu advance.
For adyerns75 cents square or Less for the FIRST
insertion and 30 cents for each continuance The uum-
per Of insertions ugsi be noted on The MS otherwise
in.ly.
Previous TO dscontiuuance Of the paper all arrear-
ages uius be Va0 And those who NAV wish to dis
continue, viii notify the Editors TO ba, effect Al least
twenty days before the period expres for which they
Subscribed
Notes Of chartered srece paying Banks Of any OF the
states Will Ia received in payment for subscription To
Inc Wing though Virginia or U States Bank Notes would
oe pJS""d agd reinnianoes can be made through tho
POst Office al the risk Of the Editors
..sLs 70 the Editors mgs be post paid, hey VIII
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containing secret artRc4c W'rHch wouh probably
Involve in war with most OF the European pow
ers-and which VIC believe is not ratcd.-''fhc in
crease of the value of our ships % per cent" WAS
caused 10y the great demand of bread stuff in En-
gland the last i'll addition TO the usual exports
OF the country; it this which has caused the
general prosperity, wealth, and comfort of the
country. The receipts from imports for the same
may increase the revenue to thirty millions. The
misrulc of tho Post Office was fully in
vestgatod last winter. BY Mr.. Barrv's
account ii the eve of Bankruptcy.
The increase of postage ut particular towns only
shows the prosperity ofthe towns, and nothing Of
the management of the Post Office. The driving
the Indian tribes from the lands of their fathers,
proves the faith Of the American Government: let
the Administration have the honor. AS TO the pros
rcrity and happiness of the American people, we
do not sec how they indebted to President JACK
structure OF the Government, 20 the laws made UNI
der the governments of MONROE and ADAMS. OF
all the measures recommended by the messages of
President JACKSON, the Senate and House OF Rep
rcscntativcS iii their wisdom rejected nearly all.
Had they been forced upon us, they would have
been something like war, pestcncc, and famine.
We give rot tie honor of this to the President, but
TO the willy Magician, and we take for facts the in
contcstbc proofs Of tho last Cabinet against each
other, that, to the unit, they ought to retire
and give their places to filter men
Yours, respectfully, Z. III.
Saturday, 18th Sept. 1881.
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before the neSt >icclson :, new apportsonmcnt NJ
Ia he made OF members OF Congress, and this Will
probably lead, in States where electors have been
chosen by districts, to formation Of new districts,
or the adoption OF new mode of election. 1t is
not improbable that Statos which have hitherto
rrscvcred in the choice by districts may resort TO
.rcncral ticket in tho following estimate of the
probable result Of the electoral vote, we have ta-
ken the number of electors for. each State, which
II will have the superstition that the aPportion
,acnt of members of Congress is made on the basis Of
ono Tor every $4,000 Inhabitants, according to the
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AsNOiOS' III Nm SoTiSct ana Que CXerCKD of now.
scrs.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting
inc present toriit laws arc unconstitutional and I'M
poiltc, unequal IN their operation and calculated
TO weaken the bonds of our contcdcracy-an evil
OF All others the most to be deprecated.
Resolved, That this meeting consider il their nri
vlcgc ANA duty, to cndcavor, by all constitutional
and proper means, to obtain repeal or inodif;ca-
ton OF these obnoxious laws; and To this end thew
highly approve of the contemplated anttarfr con-
venon to be held on the Both of tho nresent
month.
| Resolved, That BIO reoucstcd To ,tto,d
the Convention to be held in Philadelphia on the
5Uth inst TO represent the people of this county to
procure modification repeal of the Tariff laws,
20 as to conhnc them to the legitimate object of re-
venue.
, The meeting then proceeded to appoint VIM H.
hoy Thomas H. Ieatman, and Thomas Hudgins
t.Sqrs. to fill the blank i'll the last Resolution
Andi 1T was further Resolved, That these proceed
ing" he forwarded 10 the Richmond Enquirer, Con
Stitutionas Wing, Virginia Herald and Political Are
papers.
THOMAS HuDGINS, Chairman
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

GTBRALTtR Aug. 2-''Thc arrivals Of Flour
from the United States, have been so extensive,
that scarcely any sales be effected and our quc
tafiors (35,l&) nominal. Slaves arc still wan
ted last sales were at 3ll2 for pipe, 10 for hid,
and d for bI-ThGsc prices however cannot be sup
ported should Our imports be large. Rice is stu
wanted, and would bring ST. or more. Coffee is
much waHtcd-good Porto RICO and Havana would
command 10 a $40 IL per cwt Leaf Tobacco is
selling in small parcels at 81 Il 81 ccnts-Ncgrc
Head 81 4. La Plata Hides arc scarce, ana
brisk at from y TO So IL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
NEW YORK MARKETs-sent. a1-1 P. A

NEW YORK MARKETS-Sept. 21-1 P. M.
The Mar&ets.-Yery little doing in Flour, and
1t can be bought about I25 cts. less than on Mon
day.
a sale Of handsome James River Wheat, (Which
IS tayorite description with our Milers) sold yes
terday at 100 cts. Several thousand bus. of Barley
were sold on the same day at 100 cts. both on con-
tract and Immediately deivcre'.
In colonial Drodnco nothing do;rr
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IN Colonial prodnco nothing doing

~, QUIT. q Eng.
The more peaceablc news from Europe, has res
tored Ashes to their previous prices of 20a5 so.
though the spirit of the market has not returned.
In Coffee very little is dong The sales of No 3
Mackercl, $ ,62I. Hemp is rising; Il sale has
been made Of optshot at Sis; and for parcel of
the same sort in quarantine within ten dollars of
the same price has been offered, the purchaser ia
king the risk and expense of delivery. Molasses
IS rather higher, some prime has been sold at goa
33c. Prime rice has been sold at cts. Cotton is
rather quiet Flour is shade higher, say Western
5.75a8l. Rye so cts. and Wheat is rather dearer9
Inmr Cnrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
NJ, sTERnI IYNlNy.

TE7IllS TAVERN, situated orr the Cry Of IL Gle
q m0uI. un 7,F or Valley Street, AMI lr mauy
y'nrs 900 tur occupancy OF Mr.. Claiborne L. fhomos,
bus beou recently taken by ',c .g5-cr jrrs.
The p1Dis are respectfully Informed. tha' they ore
fully prepared 'o "u'er'uln company and tia every
Cmdgayor w.i bo used ~ give entire salts 1c'un.
continuance o. the patronage Of he Western
Traders 80 Stock, and of the former customers ul
this Stand generally. l- particularly solicited.
al the houses belonging To- the cstoti shmont are
undergoing considerable rcpair and improvements
and having surdrv large Lots, substantially enclosed
and conveniently arranged. they con uHod accom-
modatons for every sind Of Stock aud to Any extent
thar may bc desired JOIN WISE.
Ear '1-C.g C.t EEpINV BARNES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
!SPR Nc GOODS.
TUESDAY, 29th MARCH.


I USp received by the P,cHct Effort, and now
ey opening a X. II JENKINS. Il choice s,cc-
ton If new Styie and fashionable Spring Goods, re-
cclv"d by the last arrivals from France and England
Al New York consisting Of
ChangcaOlc BrlgIans
Rich paint musliGs
Plain pink French LIu~hams
Pointed Lawrru'crHs
Painted and corded striped carham5
Maudarccns and Philippines
An extensive asSOr mgut of Pius.ll stripe onl Mo.
sa: figured, spring cah-ucs
a variety OF The latest STYLE ST., gu1ze and Grape
dress hdkl.. and scayts
LADIES' and Gcn,cm'ns bees. hor-Cshin gloves
Fine and common do flltts
Il ,ch gauZc cap and b,unc, ribbons
Bcs quality Ptugcc and silk fllg and lqudluul hdkrs
now aud bpauJ.ial style spring bcl,s
Lemon pink, blue and salmon gjo DE- Maps
Green barge, Tor wells
Bohh!n"i trimming, cap adsng, and .o,tug l1c!s, or
al widths
Rich luce collars. ca9cs, pc'rTccrs, Go5ciIas chcmi-
sets, caps. and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and Infants caps
cases ladies' duus'abc na's
I do misses DO DO OF superior mauu.ac-
turc to any sci offered. aud uc~ shape
] case yellow and black NuyarIHocs
Also, an extensive assortment Of rich falc, md sta
pic Dry G.ud,, received by previous arrivals
Persons 40 'g' leaving thr city, VINO are dcslrous
81 purchasing Tn latest and u,.t fashionable Sprrg
G0'a", fo7 dress Of every drscurnrn, or Irish our
G"rolu Shifting ,aU"us. OBJ, th. most approved bleach
asd Of prices which cIulcugc composition, wcu,a
do well 20 cal. and r.1mtrc 'lr assortment. ot
u H. JENKINS.
mar % idnCn-nnd Fancy Dry Grun S'rr"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
the month OF April, declaring his individual prefer.
cncc for August
Mr. Spurlocke moved the month of August, and as.

the month OF April, declaring his individual prefer
encc for August
AIR. Spurlocke moved the month of August, and as.
signed his reasons for preferring that season
Mr.. McMnhon support. y 'hc p-or"e'.ipr - saIact
August, onl assigned his reasons Tor prcgetr.ng that
month.
Mr.. Bayly supported Apr.! as cutting or election.
ccring.
MIR BrodnaX also supported April. y;cwin. the
possibility OF the elections being put oil To- late pc
f'ni OF the year with more alarm than any rhlnr
winch Lad occurred for % ycars-bc Ryan that no
thi"- would have such tendency TO drmYrallye the
COMMUNITY through the influence OF clcctiunrc ripn
lie preferred APRIL but was willing To COMPROMISE
for May.
Mr. Morris stated his views At considerable, length
upon the advantages aud disadvantage of th. re.
Sp"ctive months mentioned and for prc!ctriup hprtl
Mcssrs. BrodnuY, Leigh, Williams of Shnandoah
DAVIS OF Orange, Watts, aud Marshall, wien the
question was taken on adopting august and re rctcd
ayes 10. noes 0G.
April was thea adopted nearly unanimously. ac
ter winch the bill was pdsscI--when the House
adjourned.
The Stock for proposed Railroad between Bas-
ton and Lowell Is At . per cent advance
The tolls on the Chesa pcake and Delaware canal
last week amounted to eighteen hundred dollars.
, ~ We are requested say that Piuu Il WlrurRru.
i {" "'acroncs Val be candidate for Congress at the uey
ct We ac requested say that joins NlAYo rsr oc
Creenhner will he candidate for Congres, at the next election
~ We are requested 10 say that W. C. Nusuy, Eg VIII
DC candidate i' i'nrco county AT the election
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
Stock Sale.

FENlE Subscribers intend closing their present
= Duslness-wl! sell. AZ public AUG lon on We'd
nestay. the 3Oth INST, O'Clock, their Stock Of
Groceries, consisting of the usual variety Terms
made known OF the dav of sale. which VIII be con-
ducet b. Mcssrs. D1veopoyt. allen u Go.
SCOTT Sc FRY.
mar 20-2t ~ S,raat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

o. RELIGIOUS MOTTO E.-On lni-. -. 1t
81, Divine will he held in a,hoic Chucl
OF iI cIy, w.ca DISCOURSE Appropriate IN the
he delivered Service ocommcnce 10 O'clock. in tho
Chulch Friday, lst of April half past j. T. NJ
a sermon the CrucifIion wi. be preached mar 2a-2
g. NOTiCE,-A Discourse vii! be delivered IN the
by Layman. mar -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
DEATHS.

yesterday morning aiier lingering illness Miss NANC. Tys
MN, ~ the 56h year Of her age Her friends and acguan
anccS are requested TO attend her funeral tins morning al !,
O'Clock, from her late residence on hutch Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
CONNIE ClAI.

u. $. BANK SrocN.-25O Shares were sollat The
\. York Stock and Exchange Board on the eth
inst. at Sl275.
ENcn'>GE oN LONDON, at New York, March 81
0&a7 per cen, prem.
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y Office.

y 9 L &c.
Ee s-e OF decd Of trust executed bv Nelson Carr 10
- Toe su'cug-, lO Dec ia5D recorded III
iae eN, oe Of iienrco aud Of Chesterfield, wl be sold
40 auction, a. tH Springfield Pits III fIcur,Co Monday ths
'n usi, alr q mot the fair day. valuable
n'rs quantity % coal supposed TO be 700 bushels, and
parcel OF "IH-C OLD and scsrn furniture the Coal
Mines Tavern, go tassatG, Thursday. INST the
interest of tne st jrty, beng Undivided thId tract
o land u tae.rrt supposed 100 acres aionuS
tie LANDS Of francis htucN estate Of IL grscn ktaIcuS
VI Thomas Dips estate aud q David Stanford and uters.
The terms ~" be cash tor 50 larger SUMS
credit - SIX Fout,hcuds win approved security &C.
Syru and tie TILE TO tie land retained uUti pa
The above deed provides for the creditors Nelson Carv
and Of Cary e Go generally. no shall come IN and make
Themselves parties thereto They hereby required conie
90, within three months iIa,u irs iai,. H. RHODES.
Maactes;,., NaIr. IL. lG5l-caw
J The sale At the Springfield Pits is postponed 10
Monday, & h Apr. next. IL. RHODES
MAJ -
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M>ECu 16 -l3 hhds tobacco 10 bush corn 100 nn, n,
2376 bush coal. '' 80 ~ Wv
MARCH - 59 hhds tobacco, hid stems % boxes and -
h's manufactured tobacco, - bA,s -four lG bush yhea;
ZoO do corn, his whsskcy, 10 rolls leather 10 lag, b.
400 ID, hemp 100 10 brown sugar $500 furniture lead
Nes pocs 3OO hoop poles, 81 boats coal do ll57 bush con,
New fIRK, March 2j-2 p NJ
iiL MAIktI to-day Is much Yesterday, hut lin ,
dong Flour Small! sales making but the market pyes
way AZ once II Crowded. Most the arrivals are sornr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No @. to he
drawn in this city ou Friday LIST gr.l at the Eagle
Hotel, at i o'clock IN the afternoon
SCIIFNF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
Tickets SlO--IIaIyes 5-Quartcrs 80.


Tickets $, halves , 80 quarters -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

The Stock Tor proposed Railroad between Bas-
Ton and Lowell is at 10 per cent advance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

Ihe tolls on the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
asst week amounted TO eighteen hundred dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-25

VENHE new line of i Horse Post Coaches. f om
z Richmond to Orange Court House. and Har
rlsonbnrg via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation, and will con- inue without failure
This mail will close at Richmond Oh TUESDAYS and
and Saturdays precisely at roclocl p. Nj and
the stage start at O'Clock, a. NJ on Wednes.
days and Sundays leave Orange Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays at o'clock, P M. and
arrive at Richmond, on Mondays and Thursdays at s.
7. NJ This line of stages viii make n junction al
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line of
stages carried by William Smith to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sing IN I:s northern direction by Culpeper Court
House, fauquer Court House or Warrenton--at
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
hne-oy which. 4 direct communication is afforded
to the toWn'of Wheeling the Ohio river
at Louisa Court House, the Harrisunburr mail
Is taken from the Orange Court House mail. and
Will IN some short time, be carried by horse
stage, OF which Que NOTICE will be given at present it
is car ried on horseback
The public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in seryice
and every exertion used make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare to Louisa Court House 9 dollars-to Orange
Court House s. SO cents..-Al intermediate distan-
ces Ct cents per mIle.-@Stage office at the Waslrs
ington Hotel.
Passengers will enter their names before 3 o'clock
P. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23--lawSw JNO III. PRICE,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-25
THE PORTED HORSE.
YOUNG TRUETTE

WILL stand the ensuing season at his forme,
w stand, Barboursville, in the county of Orange
ne mas Deen she"n this winter at Richmond, il
the presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vi,
gnia. aud was universally admired for his fine form
Truiiie Is sixteen hands high and seven years old
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
him have failed, within the knowledge of the snbscr
Der.
The season viii commence on The 18th February
and terminate on the LIST day Of July. Terms as
heretooreForty dollars, to be discharged by thirty
If paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance,
aud one dollar ID the Groom, TO be paid when The
mare is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pastnrage, is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Trudle; and he mares may be fed with
what they will eat, at twenty five cents day, end
GTooms al the village, az five dollars mouth. Any
one putting FIVE mares with hmu, the price of one
Wnl be RENTED G. " wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
BarbourSvilie, Feb LIST. 1881. feb