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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
BALDWIN. IVES g.. Co

INFER for sale ut their Store in the Mansion
- House, n complete assortment Of Fresh Full
uoodS' Vccevod by the latest importatons) consist
M. IN part Of
Black, blue, olive and brown broadclo,hs
Drab, 'tecl, black and claret mkt do
DlacR, blue, dab, fawn ind mkt cassimcrcs
liam, tiacs and assorted colored bombazc,ts
Figured do do do do
Rack French md heavy Merino bomba.incs
Tartan paids and cambets, and goat hair camblef,
beautiful assortment of Circassians comprisiny in
color, drabs OF every shade, royal blue
''nk; garnet crimson, scarlet, green and sky blue
coored Mcrino cloths
Black and blue black Italian lustring, senshaws
Pongccs, sup. black Mandarin satins
Black and colored Gro dc Naples
Changcable and figured DO colored Florcnccs
Canton Mandarin and Nankin grapes
Black rnd coored French and Italian do
bat grapes worsted braids, every vuriety of color
Back, white aud coorcd silk braids
GTode Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Ero de Nap lpstring and taillta do.
PACK m ita,an ins'r'ns cravats, - to 40 ncLcs
Do Imitation dn.
Do Canton hdkfs. Ss;er,o. ldlr,
WorSicd barrage, embro!cr.L cr.pc Gro 10 Nm a.
Ihibrt wool hdkis
Ihibct and Mcrino square shuwls
Printed Cashmere do
! Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worsted do.
Morse SKIN gloves and mit,s. beavc, ,nnd buckskin
! gloves
Swansiown, Valencia and tonct vestipps
Pongcc, flag and bandanna silk hdkfs
! Irish linens and linen cambrics lawns
Linen anu cotton tapes, and superine bobbins
Jaconct, null and cambria muslns
Plain and figured Swiss and book do
ihtced and gimp !accs, bobbnet laccs, cdgiug and
! footing 20
white and black lace wells, capes and pel,e,iucs
Diack Gcnoa and colored tabby vevets
Oarp"Ings floor cloth and baizes
White, green, red and yellow fapneIs
hose 3 to - by LID blankets very superior
Duiil and point blankets
clothing ''' "es''
olive and drab bang-up cords and fls,ans
t'erman and British osnaburgs, topsail duck
'rsh and Herman sheetings table diapers and dsmask
aoic cl"ihS Nankins, and Russia dapers
Ni>Nt ana pack pins, gilt coat and vest buttons
SnSpentennnd coat moulds, cotton & silk suspenders
lotion balls, spool thread and floss linen floss
Black and brown Hollands, and Silcsia
! Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Hack and colored cambrics
/ Embossed do
Prints "A largo assortment Fr,,;,u,, !, p
! daton muslin, millnet, bonnet wire wire ribbor 4,
| piping cords
Domeshc -i2 cases-clay mkt, steel mkt black a,
blue mkt, and Indigo blue common to supcrfmn
! satiincts 'oP'i"i'
Stout cotton oznaburgs. for negro shirts
brown and b!each'd shirtings and shcetinys
indiSo P!ad ana stripes, apron checks &, Furniture
Bed uckings, Hamilton drillinps
Black and white wadding, furniture fripprs
cotton and cable cords, bandboxes
Tooth, hair and cloth brushes fancy soap
/ Cologne water, looking glasses
/ Ladies aud mems cloaks, large assortment
L'nSfd6fe bonnets, and misses chain straw poke do
! l.eSh"rn flats straw bands, silk &. cotton umhros
Paddngs cotton and linen buckrams &c
I IoScthrT with evcrv other article usuaIv bon, b.,
WHOLESALE ana retail dealers IN Dry Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
WARD ELECTION.

TIIE Election of Common Councilmen,
II in the several Wards, Will be held on the LIST
Vednesday in April merit, viz In jefferson Ward,
No. I, at the Watch House; in Madison Ward, No.
=, at the City Hall; and n Monroe Ward No. }, ut
the Shockoe Hi Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, at clock, A. ~. 1.-The ffeehoders of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not, and
whether such rsehodcrs $eside therein or not, and
the hnusecepers and inhabitants of the said city, who
shall have resided therein any time for the space
OF three months without the intermssion of one i2
months. and possess IN their own right within the
same, movable and mnoveabe property 10 the value
Of one hundred pounds are entitled 20 vote.
m set w. ID. WREN. Sergt. e. X.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
We offer for sale.

ITO iiads suga5 St. croiS' Porto Rico and N
40 brls do do
- boxes and Is bbls foaf sugar.
20 hhis West India nolasses
10 do and 60 bbls y. o. do
20 bags coffee, Java, Lasuira, ST. Jago, Rio g.
81, Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown sat
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon q,
10 tons bar iron, swedcs, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blis,ercl steel
IS tons pig iron
% kegs cut nails aud b.ads assorted
10 do wrought 90
Novuscotia grind stones
500 sides soa leather
Calf skins ard upper do
$50 Bucnos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port, Scuppernong, Muscat, ; Wine
And dry and sweet Malaga
20 ticrccs rice
- ticrces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -, o by 10, G by 9 and
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Cuppcras, alum, salt petrc, birthstone
P!ncnto. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread IN balls aud hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagguu
Siitcrs, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisns
Flax seed
-, 900 lbs bacon
200 ticrccs Iho.raston lime
$50 brls tar
% bills No. 3, mackare prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cna5a, pearl barley
Glass, carlhcn and stone ware
" inllmorcs cotton and wool cards
L,nsscd and tanners oil
domestic goods, shcctngs shifting
Broad cloths, &C. &c. &c.
lotion yarns assorted from the ipponattox Cot
4 ION FACTORY. LEWIS WEBB & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
ME7HODLST uY.u.T BOOKS.

Notice " hereby given, that the subscribers p,b
IIsh genuine Edition Of the Methodist HYMN
Book, comprising all the Hymns contained in the ens
published by the Methodist Book Agents, TO which
arc added the whole of John Wesicy's Collecfinn
making about 100 Hymns more than are Contained
IN theirs, aud so arranged, that the Hymns in both
Books, come on the same page: Also Pocket ;di-
uon OF the Hymns, from pearl type to which is ad-
hed the Methodls Discipline, mud eight pages of the
most chocc pieces OF Music, from the Methodist
Iiatn"nist, forming Of the most neat Pocket
Volumes extant.
rus Book, Tor the matter it contains ITS very ov,
price, aud ncatncss Of execution, must recommend
Iteelt to the patronage Of every one.
Ibey may DC had Of most Of the Booksellers in The
Onned Ststes. >. HOYT a. co.
Ieb I9-bt New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
Optics.

OpIIC5s
SPG Glnesrs with acrOmutc object glass und shade
- Tor night and day, very superior
spy GIasses, various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
Eye Glasses for short sighted persons-sc, in cold
and silver. S
Botanical Microscopes.
Octugon Mirror, for viewing prints.
Jefferson SpectacIcs.
Spectaces mounted in gold, silver STEEL and tortoise
shell--Varous patterns, with green, azure, white
concayc, convex, and plane gl1sses
Goggles, with green and white glasses
Speciaces mounted in 6iued STEEL fashiona BILE
clc--for sole by n. D. SANXAY.
feb q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
Genuine Garden SEED


FROM PfIIL1DELPIIL4
II. BLAMlRE takes tins method OF informin,
the public. that he has at last received his zen
erai supply at Garden Seed, which, Oh examination
WIN he found fresh and peril CT He would also sal
10 th"se Members OF the Legisla,ur@ whom he Ia
been IN the habit Of supplying, that lie should b
again happy TO supply them. Among them all:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
do Dwarf Marrowi6ot tuncommonly tine)
Do Bunch snap-beans
Do Yellow Bunch DO
Fine Early York CABBAGE
Large York DO
Green Curled Savoy do
Yellow Savoy 10
Flat Dutch do
Large Late Drumhead do
Early Battesca do
Late do do
Early Sugar Loaf do
DO Caulafiowcr
Late do
White BrocoHa
Purple Cape do
Long Orange Carol
Early Horn do
White Solid CELERY
Lnrge Swelling Datoh Parsnip
Scarlet S, !, Shor, Top Radsb very superior
Salmon and Cherry do
Early Turnp Blood Bee
Long Blood Beet
Early Fraim Cucumber
Long Green Turkey DO
JurkIn or Bur DO
Nasiurtan
Purple Egg Plant.
n: D; Call opposite the Eagle Tavern door, Sign
y INC Mortar feb II-2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
New Books at II. I. Smiths.

E4NBERLE on the practice of medicine; Discovery
EA aud Adventure in the polar seas and regions,
with engraving; Peter Purlcy's Tales about Asia,
and further supply OF Africa; Life and Travels Of
~. Paul. by Il Bede, ID. ID NV Grandfather Gre
gory; Evening RccrcGtions, series of Dialogues on
the history and geography of the Bible; Life of Mrs
Ann IL JudSon, with an account Of the AmercaL
Baptist Mission 10 that empire. prepared for the
American s 5 Union by James u Knowles a 81
Also, u further supply of Wbur's Lexicon of Useful
Knowledge, with many others feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.


REANS-Early yellow six weeks
- 4" China dwarf
cluster
BEEr-Early blood turnip
long blood
maugcl wuuzel
BKoro LI-Purple cape
Caulifowcr
CaDpAeE-Early York
g sugarloui
Z" savoy, very fine
" and late battersra
Drumhcad
Large Scotch, for cetie
Red Dutch, for picking
Caulitiower. carly and late
Carrot, cress, cucumber
Endivc, kali, lettuce melon
Mustard, nasturtium, onion
Parsnip. parsl Y, curcd or double
PEAs-Early Washington
60 Frame
har!ton
marrowfat
Bishops early dwarf prolific, new and superior
Pumpkins, raddish, squash
Satisfy, large tomatoe, and turnip seed OF
every description.
JOHN Ii EUSTACE,
ico ~ tbur Doors ADORE the Bel EIrer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
0TMcw Books at Mash,s-cO

U~J-1NtdD BUOfS at .NHSI 'S.-[0
~ EW edition of Wheu,ons Selwyns N,si prime
~ 9TH American, improved by Thomas J. Whca.
ton, from the 9TH London Edition.
=, New EDITION, much enlarged and improved, Of
EberIe's Ma'eria Mcdica and Therapeutics
Tales History ofthc Common Law OF ENGLAND
ana an Analysis OF the Civil part of Tho Law Gtb
cdtlnn' much improved by Remington.
nc Practice of the High Court Of Chonccyv. I'M
dents, &c by II. GRAFT, God edition improved
'e'c" W :. r. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

New Orleans Sugar.
Oh HHDS prime quality, just received for sale
cO by CHARLES PALMER.
feb 22-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

MoIasscs.
Il = HtIDS. prime bright New Orleans Molasses
- landing this morning-for sale by
feb est CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

10 Families and Others.
~ HOUSE KEErING ARTICLES, &c. &crr
Fa'uE following desirable LINEs Gopps will lao
n found of good quality, at Il. II. JENKINS
Linen and Etocy DRY cunts Stare
Rich figured Damask Table Cloths Of various sizes
and elegant paucrs.
Table Diapers, Of the richest style Of patterns and
2 yards wide.
Ordinary quality Table Diapers. Of al WIDTHS.
Wide IRISH Shcctngs.
oleca and irish do. u yards wido.
Brown Darnask Linen Table CLOTH.
Turkey red Plaid Table Covers.
-ArSO--
cases Irish and German Shirtrr Linons. q,
all prices warranted pure Linen and orass
bleach. s''
20 dozen Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief
Persons wishing 10 examine Linen Goods will 6nJ
80 extensive assortment Of the above house-thev
VII be sold by the piece, half piece, or yard At The
most reduced prices. feb o.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

The following extract from the \ dress of General BERTRAND, on oaefll himself as candidate to the eleci0'| college of Chateauroux, shows the e1 stant reference made by the frlend1 freedom, elsewhere, to the example the United States:
 'The question of an hereditary FII age, and some other points which aal latterly been agitated, sufficiently Ppl that there can, be no safe.y for fla,1 except in the establishment Oi pun liberty, and the economy ot the ?. Pa@I aI money. But fearnot to say, ffa'a electors have lost sight of the most portant question, a question Na should take the lead of all olnef' without which it is impossible 10 le9s dsefully upon the means of estaOlr.s any governmental modern times anu an undebased people. The quesa'1 -the unlimited liberty q tic rf which is the foundation, .iae palRe. of freedom. Tie liberty vhiea British possess of printing, paOl,' and circulating what they pisasss p.sss alone secure the revolution oi i ,s. caused that island to resist the W.. it's old aristocracy. It is the ,, llss'S .ss;ij the press which has securea s... ,s pendence of the United s'ass .,ss that vast country they are sala'u II s, t7eo Mousand newspapers, as 3'' Mousand uallages." "
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

ties to the National Diet at
 Gen. Glelgud is at the head er J'sas, sss,, ;. men; and is proceeding towa,a, gI 59sl0 and the sea coast. In samogit.iss,, ia, 5a 2 aas l% insurgents are underarms; and IT' l1s sesll mander-in-Cllief has transmjttea s 'ea, Government the report ofayie,uu.ll9 'su l9 tAs ed by a party of the same garss. s, sSaie pie in the Province of Yolbynia aiah9 PeQ
 General Deminski, with sna,l
 Hilary force, entered Lithuania ,l'sF s4 a,a sus- 30 or 60 miles southwest of f' Vs Vglllia, where he Was also joined by z Nllna Y. body of the insurgents, who bsa slI01ss 5 oesly beaten Russian detachmqedp. pfe', captured two pieces of cannon aaa aId plies, near Froki, not far from tbs Ssss ssaE- lal of the Province. Gen. ChalOovss, ssR- fore the other corps, after Iapie,. ioA' ! le' persed two Russian columns--oao as Bielsk, the other near Parongcp c pear marched northward-crossed gg1al,S.- tb 10. men cast of Grodno, and arrived d ,t NIe.# l do on the 9th June, where he was ;o;a., E; ,, by many detachments of the iasa5aaas s lslaea and a large body of the nobIes of f E sslls ;a ania. The Polish Commander.ipL'e',e L',l', U. :. moved his head quarters about tbe aas ai, de of June, from Praga to Sieesi.. eee ' the place which he occupied berareI began his series of n,anauyrss ,g'9 ~ ! Ie Narew; he issaid, however, to have l us recalled, by the intention shown Ir1 s,sa Russians to cross the Narew and ' D. @' near Sierock. But the lntentionsofsa 1a5 ther party are manifest-and tbe p.ra D. General has been hitherto pecuTa,a ,Ia successful in disgusting lis enter1,1 movements. The Polish goyer@a. has announeecd . loan of sixty milB.. of forins; for raising which they ,,i,ls mai's depend on their fellow-citizens.
 Greece.-The Augsburgh Gaz.a. contains letter from Trieste, havns very gloomy account of the genera! i. satisfaction that prevails in Gro, against the President Capo d'lstriaz The whole nation is anxious for tlec vocation ot a National AssemlIf. sa 5 will promise obedience to its deci;ia E alone. sCapo d'Isfrias,' adds tbe ut 5 ter, swill do well to make coreeaa, unless he is desirous of throwing <, ! country into fresh eonyuisiions. Vm E Acropolis has been completeveyams.
 cd by the Turks, and crowds of iopa CTS are settling themselves in AfRfnt under the supposition that itis aboub E become the seat of the Government E
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

T million of money ready for disposal towards any expedition against tie usuf- Der. He has also a valuable dia-8 mond mine and other possessions in Bra gil. and the Duchy of Braganza, Ill For tugal. the whole of which he is, we be- lieve, willing to devote to the cause of constitutional monarchy. Arn'aments are making to carry his intentions as to his daughter into effect without comPfo- missing the system of non-lnterVentlon laid down by our government, and It tie doubt is entertained of a favorable result.
 @The reception Of Don Pedro in this country by our Ministers and byj lliiis Ma iesty, has been equally pleasing to him and honorable to the British nation. The King has written to him in the kindest manner, and the government have or dered that he shall be treated with all possible respect and courtesy"
 Etalg.-Ffontiers of Haly, June b. All those who now pass through the i'y- rol and Upper italy will have an oPpor- unity to convince themselves of the great military preparations of Austria. It is affirmed that these preparations are more formidable than than they were in I805 and 1869. If we may believe the re ports that are spread in the ayrol, 70, 900 men are assembled at the frontiers of Switzerland, ard ee,000 in the ipte-
 rior of Tyrel. The public think that
 war is at hand. They forget that Aus
 tria is as much interested as any other State in the maintenance of peace,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

Ihe Uated States anu Ffqllce.-An merous assembiage of French gertt men celebrated last Saturday at Dela nicos. the anniversary of the gIotot revolution of is30. During the din5 at which Messrs. Chegaray and Bua presided, hilarity and unanmitY of N timent prevailed. The Consul Gga If France mas present as one of tic s5 scribers, and General BefaoYd as Tl as M;5or Pousso,, were invited guet
 Iiie first volunteer toast was dranta General Bernard, who will-in feB daa qalt country where his talents and ca acter have been universally appreeiad Loud and prolonged acclamations fooTa this toast, as well tlre reply oftlc GeneFI which was in the following worlds
 Gentlemen and CouRtTymem-AcceptHi \ warmest thanks for the interest and gal will you have eyinced towards me- VA deep regret leave this hospitablelil] where, during 15 years l have enioyell hdteefiHg privilege of serving great ton, the constant friend of France. am compelled to listen to the voice our dear countrv-agitated internally emminently threatened externally a| calls her faithful children around hef- May their united efforts at last consoIla 1 liberty in France, and cause our naidI independence 10 be respected. la
 the honor to offer you the following tea ! Glory and success to the faithful sons
 France.--.N r. Courier des Etats tAE
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14

BlusAing 6lste.-A Fre'an e'''aiafI, {. states that there is a young ep's Il siding in the enviirons of aps1, hla.. body to the waist, is qulte p sbIl when any thing is said to induce !.'r s rsd, her face, instead of becom,ss '"s sumes a still darker blue col0''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
From the Petersburg Va. Intellgencer,
Ocotber a.
THE LATE MURDER IN PRINCE
GEORGE.

On Monday last, FIVE OF the slaves Of the
late Mr.. Henry Lewis. were arrasned before
the County Court of Prince George for The
murder Of their master. and after due iuyes-
tigation, condemned to death 1t appeared
on their traii. that 50 impatient were lie in
fatuattd wrctches TO adorn themselves with
their iilgotten plumber. that they scrupied
not even the Bcxt day after the cruel deed,
so wear openly articles marked with the IN
itials of their vfeiIro's name Ibis crcum-
stance first awakened suspicion. and furnish
ed clue, which being warily and circum
specify followed, led step by step TO the de-
velopemeut of the horrid ystery and final
~ 10 the confession from the lips OF the cub
prts, Of all the dreadful particulars.
The time appointed for the execution Of
these slaves, we are Informed, is Wednes-
day the 10th proximo. Their awful death
| we hope, will have salutary effect or per-
sons Of their class and condition, teaching
them that murder, though it bath no tongue,
yet can speak with most miraculous organ,
and that the penalty will as surely follow the
detection Of crime, as the day succeeds the
night
From Sonihanpion.-W We learn by gen
tleman from Southampton, that on Saturday
last Information was brought 10 Jerusalem by
Nelson "A fellow servant OF the loader oil the
tate insurrecton) that on that day he had
seen Nat Turner in the weeds, who hailed
aim, but that he, Nelson, seeing Nj armed l.,
was afraid and ran frsm the villain This
intelligence as might be expected, caused
much sensation among the inhabitants, and
in short time five or six hundred persons
were in pursuit AT the period our informant
I left, the brIsand had not been taken, but his
place Of concealment Ga cave, not far from
the scene of his atrocities) had been discover
ed, and some arms, provisions, SC. found.
We hope soon to hear Of his being in the
hands OF justice
We further understand that on Monday
last, tho Court Of Southampton were enga
sed in some additional trials of slaves char
ged with being concerned in the murders in
the month of August last, and that FIVE or six
convictions had taken place Pelessb. Intel,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
TDe aarIseta.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 81.

FLoUR.-The wagon price Of Flour open
ed hast week, on Monday at IS Ia and clio
sed sn Saturday at the same, II varied but
little through the week II, 5 20, ~ g.
%, were paid occasionally and on Thurs
day the current price was down to la Ter
roneously reported by US, at the time. ) a2al
The principal sales from stores were at 90
and Is. at the latter on Friday and Satur-
day.
Yesterday the wagon price was Ia s
IL, 10 few instances a fraction higher was
paid and several loads OF Shenandoah Flour
commanded 5 so We are not advised OF
ny safes from stores.- Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27

Der. 1888, inclusive. and longer If the L..
laturs see Ct. ~
From the date of the prenuIsation OF ~.
Act, 10 the end Of the year 1882, all wa.' NC
for building. timber, pianks, boards. til.
arriving from abroad at the ports Of Acous
Cages, Hanse diHsinaut and J.remie. shs5
enter free from all duties"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
NEW MARKET RACES.

THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 5000, four mile heats
j. p Whites 5. b. Collier, by Charles, )
years old, All
w. 4. Johnson's s. b. Andrew by Charles,
) years old, 1872
w. Ii Minse's b h. by Archie, 5
years old, 8 8 5
I'VE were unable TO ascertain the timel
FoUaTH DAY.
A sweePstake for 3 years old colts and FL
lies, two mile heats, 500 entrance, half for
felt
o ?. Hares Contention FLY, l
ID Meades Arab FLY, . Q
w. Wynns Archie colt, dis
Iime-lst heat, An. is--2d do. i'm lSs
(Sally Hornet won the ID days purse at
Norfolk, on Wednesday hast, heating Polly
Campbell. The third days Purse OF $500,
on Thursday. was Won by Mr.. W ilson's Bon
ny Black, beating Bay ard
iiotr TO try Mushrooms Sprinkle little
salt on the inside part, If they are genuine
they will turn black, if poisonous yellow.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
NEW YORK MARKET-Oct q.

FLoUn.-The receipts from the interior
continue upon a moderate scale, and West
ern Flour has been fully maintained by the
coastwise demand and city trade. and in some
instances trifiing advance obtained. Sou
thern Flour is in very limited request, and
supplies have increased. Georgetown has
been selling rather more freely than OTHER
descriptions. at IS 4 TO 7 to dealers and
bakers. Rye Flour continues high aud scarce,
Sales OF sour at about 4 8 3 The stock Of
Flour IN market is unusually light fer the ad
Vanced period of the season
Gran We have still to notice very
small supplies Of Wheat Good Fredericks
burg and Alexandria have been sold 1t il6
cents A small parcel of fine Northern to
.tarch maker at la1 cents Rye scarce and
IN demand at so cents Corn declined to 65
Tor best Northern, and DO TO 50 cents for
Southern. Oats advanced TO As cents Nor
thern and Western Barley has sold this week
az Tue extraordinary price Of IFS cents per
bnshel-the crop is considered very short
Free Trade to Heyti-It is stated. on The
authority of official documents received At
Washington from Bsyti. that some of tn
ports of that Island have been opened 10 70
reign trade in building materials. SC. which
are to be admitted Tor above year at least
The following is an extract.
From the date of the pronunciation .,
nus act, The ports of Aq.in, Hans All maui
1noeoane, ogd Port du-Paix. SHAH d. ONE
I'd 10 Foreisn Trade.
-" The above ports shall remain open, win
out interruption, until the 3 Il DAY Of Dece,,