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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
RIyER IANps-E.om 40 % on

RIVANNA RIVER LANDS-From 80 10 %
- ro'"dofs Stares at -9,.etion.-Ths lands lying
ana being situate CO the Rivanna River late the pro-
pery Of Wilson j. Cary, deed, called and known bv
,he name OF Careys Brook recently offered for sale ty
nouee published in this paper, having be en- sold
private contract, will DO IH red Tor SALE A. Auction
on the premises on Wednesday the 18th day Of January
next u iair not the next fair day-Oo IN. farm Il
seeded nearly 400 bushels wheat. "
III found sxpedient, or In order TO accommodate, N.
views OF purchasers, the lands may be divided into
several parts or Tote, which will be judged OF according
10 circumstances on the day OF sale
Terms OF sae OF the lands ~ nm he on, Thrill ,.h ,a
noe.a ered's given Tor the balance. IL sale of the
anu, DC Effected then sale OF the whole Of the slaves
on ene premises viii take place-amony which is /.
good house'earpenter and blacksmith Sales TO be CON-
inusd from day to day until compleed-Twevs months
eIeut wiz De given on the slaves the purchasers Civ
ing nus with good personal security and deed or
deeds trust will be required to secure the credit mart
oil the purchase money for the lands r"'
W. TIMBERLAKE, admir- Of tho
NJ, viii annexed Of Wilson J. Cary, decd.
Palmyra, Dec. Is. ss u re- u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
BANK OF THE UNiTF6 SIR


published come days ago, letter wIilen bv the
the b,, we En'lsd states, in December, 1929 TO
h e TnAtina n oil the committee OF WAYS and m..ns IN
s pennsylvania House OF
1 Willingness OF the Bank make loan IN tbe 800,
Of syivania, in the a..en OF CoogIe nd we
o ,a Some OF the newspapers which have conieS
nave efr"neouiy dated II in 1890 instead ~,
80 anu have made il the foundation for some
.nec'lons ON the Bank Owing to the difficulties er
pesheed oy the state authorities in 1929 in nrocn;
unas Tor carrying on the public Improvement hts
meu oy law, Governor Shuzs convened the IeyisI..
ure month earlier than Il usual time Of n, s,;nr
. nna submitted the subject to their consideration ~
the ,sI ~ OF ways and means. OF course devoyed
ne ak Of ascertdinng from what sources the
~ 'onas could he obtained TIE letter of the Pei
n' ., 'he ed States Bank in answer 10 ore
o"i VII. maiery, nquiring whether the Bant SyoniJ
'oe opposed % lend the state sum sufficient to snsh,
" carry on her Improvements. Subsequently, an ar
Iause'heht was effected with the Bank OF PeonsyIvana
u'eh superseded The necessity OF an application ~
"sress' anu tie offer OF the Bank oil the United
was not accepted Whatever opinions NAV bs ens,
neu WIN regard to the policy of re-chartt rinS rho
," on; IL VIII be msre act ofjustics ia those ,d
ret IL. ~ 'rersu 10, 70 cor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

oklH BLENHEIM FOR SALE-Thi 1----
pie mountain estate, in Albemarle Gbe Ior,sr -"
tncs OF Col. Monroe ia still offered AZ nriva,s .aI
ne "act contains upwards of nine hundred acres If %
e,y pes, mountain real loan SOIL aud is, tbere,ors
susceptible OF the highest possible State Of
and IL DESIRED will be divided into two d;vis;on.
ii improvements on each The buildings are ~ g. ,
10y oes' KINDS, and are extenve and Valuable r.
VIC sFeh' OF sale, ell err of the whole a, nar, -
purchaser can be accommodated with manv Geil,; ~;
e'Ins w. and which will be readily sfEordeJ Svn u,
as provisions, stock, plan alton u}Ss sis Sc Tn. .o
o., hh'a' seeded IL upwards Of two hnndrsd hmttp
he ,erms WIN be liberal and accommodating to those
VINO may De disposed to purchase and
Immediately. P''''s'''n gwen
. Dut' II The above estate is not cold priva,sly h.
we io'h Gay al February nest (wsdne,dsvl il ,v;J, ~
ua uHy' III alf, u not, the next iar dsv be on,ad =,
pu1nc ave, 10 The highest bidder on the p,smis.s
mu 10 me event OF the sale Of the lapJ-,be s,nL :,
oi snus corn, fodder, plantation utensils, &c viii he
III IN on pn ereoii OF twelve monihs-Terms Of saa 10
we 'aho' VIII be on credit oione two and ibrss 20 ~,
WIN approved security, and deed in tru., ~ ,h II.
ann' ou' me interest will be deducted ON the wb"
u n' OF any part, by paying the cash and ,s,ac.e
"' DC gwen oy the bank, by my aassjqnmen, og az
poCeeus OF such sale 10 the Bank or az mncb a. ~"
I"a'ge me balance OF my debt, iucIudipg Ib ct
'' "0"os already assigned 10 par, payment Of the
NJ To ,,.u.., f.. o. GOODWIN
~ ioP'eVent Zoo greats sacii6ce OF proos,ta a.
nsn. 20 one DID, will be reserved in each css - nc
i'ec 20 GIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

MORYEN FOR SALE-A weII-h,,,,, $4,000
I'VE Brick House, with four rooms and .;,hS
houses with 10; Of five This propsr,y T. .,,
sIeu within IL mile Of the town of Carer,ville In a.
geous location for professional gentleman r, III,
DC sold atPubc auction, the 2ist Of Jsnu,rv ~.
n y. VIM. +. RANDOLPH
DeC' ~ e0-wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

NOTICE.
III will sell the house aud lot in III. .,,, ~ nj,
~ situated on Street, near the M,,k., ~ "mcos'
sent occupied by Mr.. judah Myers. on ,v.h 20 pc.
psr icS "Ihss 70 Pqfeha's win object 10 lpv,
scriber, near Jerusalem, Soutbsmn,an C.s "' '"p'
Dec 10 6b-w4u oRRfs A. BRovN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
Dec. Is.

No,lCE by an order OF tho County Count nj
L Hanover will be cold to the highest bidder. for
ian Vor me payment OF Jail fees, &c) on the 26h Of
u1use' runaway slave who calls himself EMANUEL.
ne re between Is and 80 years Of age-dark complex
lee 10 inches in height-no mark or scar
peI0Puo'e-otys be was sold to a negro.trader br,
N Wv emo" us name. JOS STARKE
D-e' 10. oO-Wlw Tailor of Hansxer C.,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

oIiSE.-"as committed to the Jail Of Cb..,.,
held county, on the 9th August last as a rv..-
way, negro mao who calls himself Sam. il abou, AZ
Srs OF age, ieet inches. high, most of hi, teeth
o" before colour black, particular marks or scst
anu rays ne neoogs TO the estate of John Wal,on ~
me county OF Surry, in the State of North CaroIro
ne owner Is requested to come forward prove proper
pay charges, and take him away or he will he do Al,
~, S 90 70 law JOHN b. GOODE Tailor
-. 50-wI2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
CHERRY VALE NURSERY

ALE NURSERY.
IiesxA The subscriber having. devo,.d bims,,
&sS Tor me last six years to the establishment If
FRUIT Nursery, between the Wes,ham
?Askn-- Turnpike. and Old River Road. abou, ons
mile above the City of Richmond now enabled n oC.
Ter to the public selection of Fruit To-. 70 OIL
vines, &C., embracing the bee, varieties known To- our
culture, with those OF highest reputation. recsn,I,,
brought into notice, by distinguished HorticnItnris,. y
o'her countries Among the Fruit Trees are
nPPies, Peaches. Apricots. Cherries
Pears, Plums, NJ ctarines, Oninces &C.
u he la now upwards Of IF varieties of native and
'oreign Grape Vines selected with particular rsga,d 90
our latitude, and embracing, as he confidently believes
me very o-st knd' both for wine and the table vvbib
have been found TO suit our climate Among hi. rs,;s
varieties are the 's MS naive
Caawba, celebrated for wine
Isabella, SchuylkiiI, MuscadeIl
Coopef's Wine Grape, &C.
Cuttings of the various descrip,ion, IF Cr,,. Ill,
De furnished to those who, at the u,ua difference ~
price, may prefer them to rooted vines VI
ne mas also regular supply OF Asparagus PIan,s-
m OIL winch will be sold at comparatively moderate
ana so packed as TO reach the purchaser wbon,
the hazard of injury, almost unayoidaI tor, uu
distant Nurseries Catalogues will be furnished 70 o
p" n aus T az 'he nursery JOHN CARTER
80 ." 65-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

AND FOR SALE The subscriber heinz T..i
~ rous to dispose OF his estate at Wilkinson R,ds
"a sno .."en'y OF Henrico elk miles above Richmond
omers nat private sale, until the 10th Januarv 49,.
he act contains seven hundred and nins,.a -. Nv
hVe hundred and nine cen OF which are b,gh ,anJ
Two hundred Cfickahominy bw ground (f ,bs 80,
ABOUT 'hree hundred are cieared-liid off into for
ueIls' WIN excellent fences outside and ;naiJ.
vi the low ground about eighty acres are cI.,raJ a.
"dJo''V OF which IL sowed in clover and timotbv Th
woou'ehhls heavily iimbered with IN. best ,inbs ~
e.'oh OF me country and the 100 acres of The las
ground now enclosed, is OF the bet quality Of r,
land. The improve ens are sir gls .s,o};J ,nuu
mouse, win iour rooms aud passage beInv and t,.
aooVe sdIs; me basement story Of brick and an bi
as 10 ADMIT 10 an excelep dry dining room and kcS
; arg oa,n, sheddsd on three sides; very large
'cenouse WIN all other necessary out houses In
repair large apple orchard, and copsiJer,bis
'eouon OF Peaeb aud cherry trees. Persons within, =,
purchase are referred TO Captain b. jenkins The rs
SseI on me premises who will show the land and !; .
ouuuahes, ~ not sold privately before the IO,b In
a'y next 1t will be sold publicly on the '''u
'nd! Gay; requiring two thousand dollars in Ger 90 q
giving credit OF one, two, aud three years for b h
n for me credit payments bonds carving int
IeS from their dates (but the interest 10 he :,
me bonds be Punetuay paid, to be endorsed n" IT.
will be required '' u0e" Oh 'he land
AZ me same time and place, he will sell IN. o -,
yuoer ney' Gate &C. and the stock and farming
u'eb'l' For these credit Of six mon, he Gr AZ, s
ABOVE twenty dollars, will be allowed on The ns.
ewing pond, with approved security cartvirr i'-
rom heir date; but the interest 10 be rsyn 20
principle is punctuaIly paid. ''"''eu the
r. s. also own twenty .tbrs. and ,rsussp
acres OF swamp land, in Hanover adj i,in II, 10
tween the lands Of Dr.. Jones Ed b Cr"nsh. 'l'' PC
neIe,s esate' Tbis IL also mud lspd and bs.,,,'
imoef'd AZ there is some difficulty abon1 ~, t",y
lss' will sell this land separate and sn,,
NAN ~ 'act. but on the same credit terms 0"' '"e
Dtc' IA 64-wtds. H. n AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

hD on Wednesday the I5tb ip,t Oir p;.I, ,,,,
"-a'a IT, daughter Of Mr. N.h.ne Crc, all Of Hanas.
BopJoJ.L On u,d'y 2lh Dec. by Rev william
d"rovile county Va '''' Sarah j. B!oss of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
Palmyra, Dec. 49, ss u ~,

"HlTE MARSH FOR SALE--'The Suhscr;a
NJ ~ authorised ~ by the heirs and distributes of
wary W. r. u Foote's, decd. to make sale of that vain
aoc estate In the county of Gloucester and state nj Viz
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
thousand acres, 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best sualv in Tho,
section oil country. minute description of this Estate
as u Is certain that persons disposed IN
- Az WI, examine 1t particularly: they are invited
" ~ uo So ana Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing nm
e premises, Is instructed to show any gentleman wbo
Sos i'' every part oil the Estate. will only add
,, u.se LANDS lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
anu eAehuihg 10 ooh aifordHg navigation 10 yessels n
large ourthcn and furnishing fish and oysters of ,b
oest quaity, and in great abundance The imnrovo
n~ns consist OF large brick Dwelling House, with
ou. rooms on fioor, nearly new and finished in the
ucs' s'y'e all necessary out houses, some of them
orick, AMI most OF them new. The Inv Cround. T.
Une .onpac, oody' Immediately in front of the house
wout single break, and every part TO be seen FROM
inc owehng at single glance of the eye thew are fine
calculated for the production of Barley Wheat. In
Wo, Oo"on &c. in fact, this Estate is generally
achno"euSeu by all who have il, TO be Tho bes
OIL rne same extent, and of the handsomest in ".
me ume oil payment will be made to suit the mr.
ana the necessary number of hands to cultivate
.he Estate together with the stock of every kind
ing utensils, &c will be sold with it, if required.
10y IL I-wu JOHN TABB.
NOTICE TO UNDERrAKERS.-Th, s.n..-,e---.
WIN receive proposals until the 18th dav Of In
io, S ior enclosing the public buildings at Char
~. 'ususe. ne enclosure to be post and rail
the post to be inches sqnars and 10 leo, Ion
Seuar locust or white oak, aud to be planted ai.e,
ose,,v par! Of the post above the ground to be
nesy "essrd the rails to be dressed to 2by nobe.
anu 10 iest long, OF we-seasoned heart pine 10 h,
oIced through the post tho whole TO be canneJ b
ran inches by 4. OF well-seasoned heart nine AMI
moruced on the top Of the post and the post to he son
60 on me inside to three inches the top the psnnel
". oe o iest long, with four rails and capping-,bs
number OF pannsls about ia Cedar or Iorn., no',
VIII VIII oe preterred-Those who propose to undertak.
VIII ss,e the price by the ranneI, aud put in their es
inmates Tor the different kind Of posts All the timbsr
mus' De got before the LIST of March and ths vel
competed by the ls Of June next
HENRY A WILKINS
JAMES p MARSHALL
WINSTON ROBINSON
JNO. MORTON,
GEORGE HANNAH
De' TO- 66-wtI5 bJ.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

THNHE SCHOOL AT LLANGOITFN
n session will commence as ususI m a. o., ~ ,
January; and end on the 1t Of July 1881 TIis 4. o,
Classical ana Matte NAUTICAL School, intended TO
good knowledge Of the English language and H. e.
nsiesI structure are made The basis Of further G,sa
ry scquTemeDts, and Arithmetic and AIgsbra =, ht
or Mathematical studies. =" h'sb
Terms-For board and teaching r..h,.
nsl and bed, $40 Ter sessioa The boa,d., mgo's,
own bed-ciofhe. INC I0"'oe. nnds bic
NJ LEWIS Store P. o., spo,isyIvsnis Conn,v.
59--wqg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

II 1890: '''iHhu Oouuy Oouft, 9Th November
against Ph6.
snd Nauey % James Ande0n Lindsey Anderson John P..r
az" only he'f 0 Alice Faip, dee, wa, Alice And.t,on
Thi. Law cam. the p.;a,r Defdts.
n rs pn o. The Court that the Defendant Inl,sr
oi 'i: State, On the Of the P.n,G II
day in =. b"s d here wedn...
eonv =, aud snw,rSbe Dill Of PIsintid .rSshs,
ePy Of TN. order be forthwith two omh mat
,ns f, published within STATE. and so no.I,
VI 'h" county copy. Tssts.
Dec. "a NJ ID. CRALLE. nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

1880 -" hanover County Court OG;ohsr 30th,
'''sPA voolfolk william DAbney, aud Joseph D,sn.y ~
sxain, PLAINTIFF
wife, ~ Sp''ep ""o 'ohn L. Sims and ElI,bsth his
Thi. dsy came tbs pI.;D,;s H. -. - Defendant.
nS me Defendants Henry Spce, and J,hn r. m
Shtheh his wife, no, having entered their - DIN.
th Gu according to the Act Of Assembly an IN. Ru,. 70
~ sha uaPpearDg TO the of II. Con, OF
40 T hnsnnsnts 'f this Con II /, Ord,ysd Th,
81 ,Ienusn Henry Speer, John L. Sin, and E,.h.h tns
n,. biptaf here on a.. h dy February oourt osr @
serted IN ,h so mat copy of this Oder he forthvtb in
nal qe r, q newspaper published in the C;iv nr D.
ot Two uonth successive w. aud that .no,h.r =, neh.
Der en 81 cue courthouse Of this county. copy T.,ts
- wv" PHILIP WINSTON a. ~ r, e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

AIS IED'S CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA--1 ,,I
L. ~ u ave account Of the new method If en-,
,h discovered and praeiised by o. Halstsd
'n so"e observations on diseases of the Di[ss,;v"
n ol One Dollar. Just received bv
II II 80 COLLINS & co.
q 80 0 ~ ,e Os The GRAPE VINE.-A LoU-
Bat 70 1873, plan ed VINEYARD of ,o,,,, -
Road leading TO Fort La Fsyeue WIN anu on the
His stock consists of 65 900 V,,.s ,
5oOoV OF 62 different varieties OF Crane ssIo.,sy ~
.,i'pS. 0e rye The 4Oh and 50 degrees of North
- "e present year he had sufficient sTsess
20 commence making wine, and to safisfv ali dr,
'e'Pee'ns me success OF the vine in this country
n; houoat proposes TO furnish Roots ,Lrss osS,o,,
eareiuly Labelled, packed with wet rno,s ~ d,'
Cd on 'hP board tree Of expense on IN. f,Io'
dihons, to witt For 200 more foo,s 70 10 con-
vines, 20 eents each. ~ a" az pu, 70. ,ess sO
o,a..,, 70, Exchange Place, Neg.Yo,k
Vtusts VIII be received and The Roots pronn,,, a.
n'sbsd by the subscriber In Richmond F''"P"J TUT
NJ. en- JOHN %. LAY, Agent 70, A. /
b9-vIOl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

~, iON The Subscrib, will open schooi
n tne 'nsuing year, al WiDg6ed Academy foyu.,'
WIN commerce Monday, the 18th Of Jsnn,,v
,sfnIna'e en- Friday, the III OF December foIowns "
1ns sssmoary will be taught the Greek, Latin .nd
OH -, language; together with Arithmetic, Cseosrs.
=, "hs month IN the summer, commencing on ,hs -.
c con- Ffday in June The price Tor board and tnon
" UJ gov per scholar, payable one.haf At the snd
should he directed TO VerdOn. H,Dover ''O''''''''
DOR oEk o. OF HANOVER JOHN G. NELSON.
~ 69-wAys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

w 40 eymmusd TO the jail Of Norfolk Borouxb a, R.n,-.-
nsme n he ~ o. ss,Smy $780, negro man. who states -
,bs eo yV9EFH JOHNSTON aud thai he va, bo,n a.. -
Of o"sI State of Delaware Jo,,ph shout 30 y..,.
bee s'sh, or nne inches high blsek eompI,so5 H..
ns sea Tor some time ps'i owner q ~. ,t.,.
osse, o,bsrs ecs ior yard sni comply ssh
oct 26 f0-wI2w ~ Cripprsn .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

w 90 ID%usd 10 the Jail Of Norfolk Borough a. Rupsv,x
p,m. to he Tn9M Eengs.y $780, negro msp, Tstss IL
~. ~ pt nVuao EVANS and that born ne, I, m.
~, ~ hrnu,d'rh, Thoms,i, Of light complexion s,s f..,
49,. TWEEN twsniy-ons and
~ oWnst o, the above nesro,h any will cam. ou.d ana
10" W such cases. othsIw wise be will dealt with :. ~.
~, oe NJ CURRIER, JAilor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

P PSI msrs,isd will Ple.'e take notice. bs,.
Jahusry d;t.x,.I
~ ,osons otder OF C"nrti which day, at o'el.k
sqnso 70 suend AZ Office, 10 this city, with tb., s.,
anu VIn@fs reay for examination md 80 ID
once copies VI the Necessary poper, ''Ss WV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
VIRuINIAt-At. Superior CouIl of Gn.ae.- 1.1.--

Capitol The CT, W Court Of Chsnesry holden at he
=, =; oPh'n nf G'ry his wife, Frederick Won.y .na XII,
" ,,,n; N'''y Hackney and jane s. Hackney PI,a. o.
linn Espsr and Moses Napier Adm'or, of John Manic,
AMI Dolly bis wife, Dsnismip Wj;,m,on ~
Fitzpatrick O'riIPhHek, and john N.
e,me IN az. Defdts
az ne defendants, TIE Of ~
me answers OF thu said tor With IN. ,I
,nd exhibits aud argued by counsel, On e
M Tnso The Court doth Oder That the defendants fh
& w nno mo Napier rsnier account OF their INTIMATELY;
or. II h CO men lntsate before Ccmmi,,;o.
s ~ 'he OoW who ~ directed ,ts,
s account nd report the Court with x
y stated deemed pertinent by him,el or which mx
ny the parties In be stated. " 'e" ""J osrsquHsd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
A Washington Correspondent Of the Ur

halls nave been nfuSbCd out, dnu are rapidly
assuming the appearance they are destined t,
wear during the six months stormy campaign
which is about to Commerce. A column, sur
mounted by an eagle, has been erected al
the west front OF the capitol-and this. be
lieve, is nearly the amount Of the expenditure
Of public money made in the city since the
adjournment of the last Congress, if cx
clude the ordinary process OF changing the
color OF the outsidas OF all the public build.
ings which they are destined 10 60 through
10 suit the taste of every new administration
As we have had too cabinets during the ad
ministfation or Gen. jackson we have beea
OF course, obliged to give The public buildings
tao Goals. But the want oil a little generous,
nay just, expenditures Of public money a
mong US, has caused great scaicI.y 10 the
district; scarcity which has been readcred
still more impressive by the effects Of the
drain which has been made OF the specie
from our commercial cities, 10 pay the drafts
OF the foreign merchants
We are literally without money, and, in
order to keep our mechanics from rumina'
Ting on the disastrous state oil things, they
are kept busy in ornamentlng our stores, and
charging our taverns. and putting up new
houses, which are to be paid for as fortune
may hereafter point out Our friend, Jesse
Brown. has enlarged bis hotel 10 the dlmen
sions OF "a baroniai castle. lie is as great 8
monopolst OF houses as Reeside q beg par
don, Colonel Reeside) is Of contracts, and ii
he should keep on with his annual Improve.
ments for the next ten years as he has done
this, he will consume, in length the north
side OF Pennsylvania Avennc, and make the
capital, although it stands on a bill. '.a wart !"
Notwithstanding the scarcity of the ordinary
circulating medium. eur houses command
high rents and are readily taken; and when
the National Convention shall have nomina
ted MIR. Clay, real property in the dlstrici
will be al.anced in value 25 per cent"
The Fayetteville On. Co. Observer of tn
10Th Instant, says--"1he Cotton Crop is SAL
TO be materially injured, not only in thu
State, but generally throughout the Soutber
States. The causes are said 10 have bees
the lateness-of the spring and the wet ~es
Their. The Northern merchants and the En-
glish manufacturer viii no doubt be slow 10
Believe this; as they have heard the saine
cry year after year. without .aiding it verif
ed 1t would not be north. our while, there
fore, to say that we are satisfied Of the fact
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

Stean, Boat .4ccident-L Loss Of Livss''-The
following extract of letter dated Memphis.
Sept. %. 1881, to gentleman at Huntsville,
gives an account of another deplorabie steam,
boat accident:
.,ye have just heard by fiat boat, that
the steamer Lrioa, which ieit here on Sun
day, 18Th instant, on her passage up, struck
snag near Plumb Point; boat and cargo
entirely lost, and l6 passengers.dIowned.-
These aEe al the particulars YET arrived.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

Ginseng is dug plentifully in Western vir-
nsa. dealers giving Is cents per pound for
he dried roofs, by which the digger can get
q TO 2 dollars PER day, pounds of green
baking Of dry. 0ne root was dug lately,
inches round and ! / lnng, weighing o.:
The Boston Free Press announces By au-
aor -, that Sam Lathrop, has accepted the
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-03
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PHILADELPIiJA-Japu:

PHILADELPIiIA-Ja Is.
The market continues in much the same
state as noticed in our last. Supplies Of Flour
comes in sparingly. and sales made for city
consumption at Sc so. Whiskey and Linsced
Oil continue scarce, and have sold at a small
advance on last weeks prices. Clover Seed
sold yesterday at So 25.-Pries Current.
EW-YORK-JAsUARY 26.
The Corn Exchange has been very quiet
this week. There are very few buyers for
Flour.-Molders are steady, but any one de-
termined to sell would be obliged to go I'M
der the nominal prices, The stock of Cotton
is very light, and the demand still higher.
The price of Clover-seed droops. Several
transactions have occurred in other articles,
but none which indicate any change in the
market. The snow and cold have Interrupt
ed business. The great difficulties of ship
ping or transporting in any way, renders
purchases unavailable If made The harbor,
this morning, is frozen over SO as TO prevent
entirely the4psssing OF vessels, and We are
now in state of embargo and blockade by
sea and land.---Jour. Com.
Sy-Prce of Flour in New fork, s6 rs