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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27
PROVIDENCE AND PHILADELPHIA
Regular Line of Packets


The Schrs. John @. Adams, .4bnsr Hall, Master
Henry Clay, .Ahira Hall,
" Richard Rash, H. Kelly,
james Barbour, John Batter, +"
James BurriH, Vim. Gage,
Herald, J. Briggs,
.Ahira, E. Hall,
HNHE above line of vessels were built ex-
IL pressly for the Philadelphia trade, and no
expense has been spared to make them of the
first class They are commanded by steady
and experienced Masters, who have been long
in the business and are competent of acting
their own pilots. The Proprietors and Masters
OF this line of Packets are all residents of Prov
idence: The rates of Freight are six cents per
cubic Foot, and all other Goods in that proper
ton. One of the line will sail every Saturday,
until further notice. Those who may be desir-
GUS OF shipping Goods in the above line may
rest assured that every exerton will be used
for the safety of the Goods, and their speedy
arrival at market. Goods received at any Sec
ton of Providence and put in fire proof Stores
free OF charge to the shipper.
For freight or passage apply to L. w. Cliff
FORD, SAMUEL B. MUMFoRD, MANToN g. Hal
LET, or Royal FARNUM, Providence; THOMAS
d MARTIN and HENRY FARNUM & Co, Phila-
delphia, or TO ROBERT EARLE, Worcester,
who will receive Goods and forward Them
April 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR
SAVINGS.
AT the annual meeting of the Worcester County
Institution for Savings, April Is, 1881, the follow
ing Officers we're elected =
DANIEL WALDO President.
ISAAC GOODWIN, Secretary.
The powers of the Society are committed to IL
Vice Presidents, and "a other Trustees, who have
the personal oversight of the affairs of The Instiu
ton, every Thursday, at II O'Clock, A. M, by Com
mittees consisting of one Vice President and two
Trustees, which Committees are for one month each.
The order in which they are to serve is as fol-
lows-the gentleman first named, for each month,
is 4 Vice President -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27

H1NopND' near the South Church, Wallet,
-M containing sum of Money, which the
owner can have by calling upon the subscriber.
proving property, and paying for this adver.
tisement. DAVID WILDER In
Worcester, April en- -" w.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27

ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
M inst. an indented Boy, named HARVE Y
STOTSON. This is to forbid all persons har-
boring and trusting him on my account, or en-
ploying him. BAXTER ELLIS
Brookfsld, April, 1881. II
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27

LIME.
M CASKS first quality smithfeId
4 wv Lime, Harris brands, fresh from
For sale at the Brick Store on the Canal
SUMNER SMITH, .4gent.
Worcester, April q. 6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
g-or Wem's Sullnrnner NWenr

"a II IL JENKINS will DO found fellow and
lii l nankcens; black and green bombazincs; hair
lit ~ ~ D'HO'ainc stocks; white marsails and fancy
nA s.ochl' gontemons Pongce silk pocket hdkGs of
no" PaiteIns superior quality and at low prices SILK.
t,t ~, anu cotton halfhose; style, large size
~ ~ waS craVats; black and coourcd horse SIX If,
wih an extensive assortment Of Irish and Ger
man shiftng linens Of the best bleach which viii he
IA, M any quantity BY the piece, halfpiecc, or yard
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
AUCTION SAEES%
For SALE.

n tne premises, az public auction, an the second
~ Wednesday, lie eth Of June next, my Tract OF
LAND IN Itoudoun county, Virginia, with the Eur
nure, the Stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheen, and Hogs.
Inc tract consists of rather than ESQ acres;
Is advantageously situated in very healthy coun-
try, noout u miles from Washington and Alexrn-
qria, and is of good quality; Little River passes
through the middle oft, which there about
Eau acres of excellent meadow la in different lots
most OF which is now IN timothy. II may be divided
nto three or four farms, TO suit the purchasers IN
me centre isa large and very commodious BI ck
we!hng House with all the other Buildings necessa-
~ Tor the accommodation of large family and like
wise TOT servants aborers, &c several oi which are
OF brick There is also Grlst and Saw hifl on
the tract Al the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading TO Alexandria and the city there Is q
comfortable Frame Dwelling with good barn and
some other accommodations. At the lower end fAerc!
IS hkeWise house that may accommodate q small
lamiiy The stock of each class is numerous; The
sheep are generally of the Mcrino race 4 credit
one, two, and three years, payable equal natal,
ments with interest, viii be given for the land, and
one for the stock, ann vnrty being given for tho
pnncual payment Those to whom | am indebted,
VIII be allowed credit for any property they may pur
chase, to the full amount of the sums Due and on
fair conditions
NOT beng able, OF account of my weak state OF
heath to conduct the sale myself have given full
power to my son in law, Samuel L GouVerneur and
my nephew James Monroe, jun. to perform this
service, Tor which | have vested the property in
them. In the event of sale, they have power to
make every other arrangement which circumstances
nay require JAMES MONROE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
S4aar6eue II e&aD8.
PORT on RICHMOWp==
ARRIV

AtERiN ED,
Schr independence, Creighton, from Baltimore,
with sundries, Peyton, Winston, Haxal & CO,
p chevallie, Hiard, J Goode, NJ
HoinS' and to order, WEN
Schr James Fisher, SDmers, from Boston, with
sundries. to Otis Dunlop g. Co, w Allison, Daven-
port, Allen 81 Co, w Smyth, c Goddard, Parker,
T A Rust, Luke u Slzer McKildoe &c Co, J II
Eustace, w Ritter, ] II Walthall, J w Gordon, ]
H Nash, II Pettus, and to order.
Schr Caroline, CoPes, from N. Carolina, with
fish, to Henry Bond and master.
Schr Herald, Jones' from Petersburg.
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, 5 days from New York,
with sundrIes to D Fimberlake, Archer, Daven-
port, Allen 90 Co, T w White, G L Sampson, n
Gordon, Lancaster, DENLY & Co, Otis, Dunlop g.
Co, w Mountloy, Sweeny, WORKMAN e. Nc
Gruder, aad G M Mitchell
Schr Effort, Fordham, from New York, with
sundries, to G M Mitchell, Van-Lew e. Co, Da-
venport, Allen & Co, w s. D Kyle & Co, NJ &
w Willis, Wadesworth g. Williams, Rogers &
N Stratton A Sweeny, Bagwel, Smith & Hanna,
NJ Branch, Cook s. Ryan, A w Noting, Lancaster,
DENLY 81 Peyton, R Smith, ] N Gordon,
Holt & Ross, Raymond & Brothers, G Goddard, S
Clarke, l. Webb & CO.. II Eustace, J McKidoe,
Tompkins & Fisher, e. r Andrew Garth, r
Parkinson, n DAVIS, J Myers, jr., I Tichenor, #
Lee, Cotton & Clarke, G L Sampson, ] Poe g.
Brothers, ] Bohannan, G II Mitchell, J Winston, ]
O'Lay, w g. Crane, Pleasans g. Abbott, l. I
Smith, Hubbard g. Gardner, Wilson, J A Levy, r
Johnston 81 Son.
Schr Coastng Pilot, Somefs, from New York,
with ballast.
schr Crawford, Hudglns, from Norfolk, with sun
dries, to Otis, Dunlop & Co, Lancaster, DENLY &
Co, and corn to N II Bowe.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk
with freight and passengers. Passed at Warwick,
schr Planter, bound up; also several other schrs
names unknown, below, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia, Price, for Baltimore, with coal
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Essex, hence at Boston April 3Otb
NEW YORK, May 2.--Cleared, Scbr Planter
Spcer Richmond.
Arrived Schrs Hornet Could Richmond, 10 days
Susan g. Elisabeth. Brewer, do 4j'Tantivy, Thorp,
do; Richmond Packet. Libby, do.
NORFOLK, May 4.-Shp Sarah, Harding, fol
Liverpool, and Brig Ajax, Benthall, for New Or.
! leans, have gone to sea.
Brig Fame, Young, from up James River, bound
to Liverpool, has gone to sea.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
EXECUTOR S SALE OF
Zeal and Personal Estate.

Nm THURSDAY, the 10Th MAY, 1881 will be
~ sold, on the premises that valuable Farm near
Howtaton Court House, called Bellnemus, being the
residence OF the late Col James Clarke-containmn
about $50 acres Of highly improved land, to which Is
attached valuable grlst and manufacturing mill,
with two SIRENS OF water which have never failed in
the driest seasons. The plantation will be sold Sc.
parate from the mill tract, or both together rs may
suit purchasers -
On the said plana is 4 large two story dwelling
mouse IN good order, gleenh house. house, large
new barn with stables, cowhouses, and ali other me-
cessary out houses nearly new, u large orchard of
the most valuable fruit the yard and garden is
well set with handsome ornamental trees, shrubs
tiCWers etc. etc.
Also Is likely young negroes; fine blooded
mares and colts; stock Of cattle, hogs, sheep. etc.
a threshlng machine upon perfectly new and inn
proved construction. machines for ginning, ca ding
and spinning OF cotton; d complete set OF engines,
Iathes and Tools for working lron brass and wood all
of which have been carefully selected; all the house
hold and kitchen furniture. plantation utensils ect.
Further description is deemed unnecessary, as
those who wish TO purchase will first view the premi-
ses, which, upon examination VIII prove them the
value
Tesms-For the plantation and mill one iftl IN casa
the balance IN four equal annual payments, carrying
interest from the date; be secured by bonds With
.,ood and approved security, and deed of trust or
the property to secure the payments.
The negroes Will be sold for cash-Por the ba!-
ance OF the personal estRtu-under $50 cash, over
that sum credit of SIX months viii be given
Bonds and approved security will De required IN ali
cases. G V. CLARKE,
EN'or. of James Clarke. decd,
II. g. Those having claims against the estate o5
Col. James Clarke, will present them for adjustment
and those indebted to said estate Will make Immedl-
ale payment 10 G. V. CLARKE,
NAV s. Gsit E,X'rr nj I1r,e, .3isrke
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
SNEt SMEl3Il9E9' &a15.i5ags.

VBNHlS celebrated watering place -Huared 10 the
n Monroe, III the upper country OF Virginia,
under the management of its original pfoprieorsa
acter Of the Salt Sulphur Water has been well eaabi
by the experience Of many years, and its reputation
manifested by public patronage, extensively dusc5 thac
the subscribers deem it almost needless 10 an
enumeration Of IFS medicinal virtues Its oensbe quaIc5
sulphur and soda, forming neutral saline mixnre-s.
PerIoI to any artificial peParauTat pleasant
drink mild 10 its operation and permanently beneficial tho
diseased has proved itself particularly ecscioss bjouo
and pulmonary complaints, and all cases that requS sts
tic renedes-n diseases OF the liver, dyspepsia Tspasy,
and goat. ~ t65
The Circumstance OF its having resogts5 oT sau7
years past, by gentlemen of great medical dsnee6 E5o
various States particularly from the south, whose capitalization
marked by the repetition Of their visits furnishes Dat
eriug testimonial OF its valua e medical qualities tTF 60
Considerable improvements have been made since the ssI
year. and the propeors promise the attention oVsors
that they have heretofore rendered In accommodating
and fare, they yield to public establishment Virginia
They respectfully solicit the continuation Of public pat
Tonage ERSKlNE s. CARUTHERS.'
The H. Orleans Argus and Charleston Courier will insert tho
above week. six times and send their To E. s;
& for payment an 19- iaw6tC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
TO PERSONS IN TTRGLyVYg4,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky

ONulIS NluildIy LuliuS III hGnLuChG,
n Live in Hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus Iron
u Banks, Mississippi River; the surveyor fbe
Virginia Military Lands Onaie Establishment and haze
veyed good many Of them south Of the Tennessee river.
the death OF my predecessor, Maj VIM CruGhan am
agent fur Of persons owning those lands would
business with probably better acquainted with tite
situation of those lands, than other person. be that
may they attentions and whether they employ
would advise the pay immediate attention 10 them:
of which have been paged of their timber have
been entered Warrant Lands and persons living them,
and the occupant laws of may, after while put the
considerable expense and trouble have guarded
many Of those lands well as could without having more
authority There large bodies Of those Military Lands lying
together few persons living then with leases
but s1U5te calculated enhance their value There
ten twelve miles square ofthoe lands me- Of which
would advise the knowing ne for their interest
sell small part three hundred out OF each
O1O acre tract low price, and confident, HIa
two years would enhance tic value Of the balance
double treble what the whole would be woh
is Persons buying and settling part, would
of the balance and induce others TO INTO the
ueigbouhOOd aud II settlement that gives value to land
would act agent Of lands the Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers well south west Of Tennessee,
where I've good terms as VINO WI attend as he
Out6f 70 the shall give references for
mcnJaua7; well known IN Kentucky and nave
confidence in ne, DO desire their business If get
agencies wiling spend trNc JIM giving the owners Or
lands, ;1s notice here are many ot the Military
Lands Of the Tennessee That iucriercd
Claimants their Tenants, some Of wtc worth
Federal Court aHI If Congress disposed 20 J0
Justice towards the Officers and Soldiers o the Virginia State
Line, they should ffcr tc Withdraw hrm and pro-
scrip for the Of then Warrants they will
any be aworsc situation than those wh0uegscted % locate
Their warrants Al all RICHARD TAYLOR, IN.
yst- iaw1OdI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
SALES.
THIS DAY.
Sy ES0Ueas2s0,'t, .4tgen - 20.

FANCY HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &C.
At o'clock, at the store recently occupied b,
Messrs. Holt 81 Ross, Main Street, viii COM
mence the sale OF an invoice of fancy Hardware
Cutlery, Perfumery, &c amounting to 1000 jus
received from the lmporters-viz:
Elegant silver mounted castors with cut glasse.
some Of which cost $50
Do pinted do do
Do liquor stands, plated and silver mounted
DO Bottle stands
Do plated and silver mounted tea sets
Do Britannia do
DO cake baskets
Do tea trays, in sets Of 4, cost $50
Do Sandwich trays
Do Gothic do
Do silver mounted candleaticks, cost $50
Do bronze do
DO brass do
Dc two light bronzed lamps
Do mantel do
Do shutters and trays
DO eetts of ivory Knives and forks 80 ps.
Best shear steel carvers, with real buck handles
Real stag table knives and forks
Do do carvers with guards
Elegant brass tenders assorted, rich and hand
some patterns
brass shovel and tongs, all brass
Wizards time pieces, warranted
Bronze ink stands
Thermometers
Plated and iron table and tea spoons
Ever pointed pencil cases, with magazines
Mosaic gold do do
Elegant gilt buttons
800 gross do do
Elegant richly gilt waist buckles
Do pearl buttons
Do do studs, with briliianls
Do do do amhrc
Do scissors
Do pen knives and cotton 10
White wound cap wire
Razors and razor straps
Japan shaving boxes
Initti min p,,F ko-.
Polished Liverpool avis, assorted
Dressing combs
Rocket do
Int. top and side do
Hat and stock buckles and closk clasps
Toy watches, breast pins, &c &C.
Cologne and lavender
MacassaE oil and pomatum
Oriental and Naples shaving soap.
Percussion and flint guns
Percussion caps, &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
NEW LINE OF COACHES.

Richmond ScottsuiAe and Stanton Mail Couch
YNHIS new line OF Coaches will COM
mence running on Saturday, the Cd day
Of April next 1t will run by Powells Gooct-
land Court House, Georges, Tin@eyviIle CoIun-
bia, WINS tavern, to Scosyille; thence by
Mount Israel TO New York, where it inter-
sects with the line from Charlottesville TO Staun-
ton; and thence " Lexington and Guyandotte This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Thus the Public will have a line Of
Coaches six times a week through to Staunton and
Cuyapdotte viz. three times week by TInsleyyille
and Charlottesville, and three times by Scottsville and
New York, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotte OH the Ohio river. Sundays excepted.
1he ADORE line ,cjN meet at Georges. the line
running three times a week from Fredericksburg 10
FaTmvlle, Prince Edward Court House Hampden
Sidney College, &c &c. &c which will give to
the Public Ill this section Of the State the accommo
daton they have 50 long wished for. The ScoHsriIe
line viii also Dtersect the Inc running rcrl Lynch
burg TO Charlottesville at blount Israel
mar 28-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
Sale of Negroes. &c.

RY vrtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber, as trustee, by Nelson Cary, on 10th
December, $780, and recorded in the clerks Office of
Henrco county court, will be sold at auction. ON
Monday, 10th instant, at the Springfield Pits, in
Henrco, several valuable Slaves, not less than eleven
IN number, most of them likely boys, and quantity
of household and kitchen furniture.
The terms will be cash for all sums of $50 or
less, and credit of six months, with interest from
the date. for larger s.-Bonds, with approved
Security, will be required of the purchasers
may 6-tds III RHODES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
G4EORcesfe1' LO3U GROUNDS


the last will of the late Dr. James Dean tie subscribers
Ab authorized to SELL and they offer for SALE hc
valuable Estate lying Ware River county of Glou-
ceste in the State of Virginia, about three miles
Court House, containing $50 nearly the whole which
IS low ground, and about $50 cleared high
state of caIivatop well adapted growth fDdisr
Corn, Wheat, and Barley. There spacious DWELLING
House and all o,he: necessary houses, good repair Oh
this Estate, situated the back 81 the River Fish and Oys,
ers of the best quality taken in SIGHT of House.
minute description deemed unnecessary as it pre-
sumed any person wishing 20 purchase will examine III
premises which will be hewn by the manager Mr. (eoL ~
BHups purchaser of the land accommodated ia
many slaves as he may require cultivate it, also he
farming utensils and stock Of every description The lin Of
payment will he made the purchasers For fur e.
particulars letter addressed Christopher Tompkns =
Mathews Court House, Va will meet due attention.
CHR ToMPKINS, J
JOHN D JARVIS, Ex'ors eff Dea ,s
HENRY w TABB
man IL nrEn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
STRAY COW.

A Small dark red Cow. years old with short
"A horns, marked with crop in the right ear
and slit IN the left, left her usual range near
Clark's Spring or 8 weeks ago. 1t is supposed
she went off TO caye, and os she came from Kiup
William county, she is probably there, or taken u5
on the road. Two Dollars Will be given for nfor-
nation where she Is; or Five Dollars for br,npinc
her and her calf to town. application at the Wing
Office. NAV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

1HE COURT OF APPEALs.-At various times a MD
by various persons have been applied to TO repori
regularly, the proceedings of the Court of Appeals
the cases argued, where from, by whom and the
Judgment of the Court. We have thought the pre-
sent favorable time for commencing this task
and enter upon it with hope that besides
conveying grateful information to individuals inter
ested, it may not be wholly unproductlye of public
utility.
COURT OF APPEALS
FRIDAY, April 29th, 1881
presenHenry st. George Tucker President, and Francis
Brooke, Wm H. Cabeil John w Green and Dabney Carr
fuckers administrator Gilbert a man of co,or-Upou
Amherst county Philip Norborne Nicholas, Esq assigned
counsel for the appellee:
Present-Same Court.
Ruc-ordered, That the regular terms of this Court after
loan of October to the 18th of December the LIST day of
February 10 the Isl day of april and from the LIST day of May
patched, or unit, further order
The oce,sers Of the Poor Of Hen,ieo, I'm H. Hart,
appeal from decree Superior Court of Clancerv
held, held in kiGhTonn This cause was argued by john vii
mans ana " Daniel for the appellants and r. Sanard for
suitser Hardy, Observation-Disclosures from iudg-
ment of the Superior Court of Law Of Boeou county-Rnle
James Powell WiMias Watson-Upon a writ of super
sedea to Superior Court of Law of AmheI,
county Partly argned-Sam Taylor for the pa milf,
johnson for the defendant
I'm, B B'o~n ct avs Robert Vests administrator ct al
Upon revived appeal from decree of the superior Court
of Chancery held in Richmond alias screacias awarded
MONDAY, May 2d 1881
Powell vs. Watson, fully argued
Ross Minors erecutrr-Upou appeal from decree
of the Fred ercKsburg Chancey Cour-Partly hesrd-C
Johnson for appellant, r sanard for appellee
TUESDAY, May Sd, 1881
OrerSeerS Of the Poor Of enrico county Hdrt-Appeai
from Richmond Chancey Court the decree of the Chancellor
reversed with costs-injuneon dissolved and bin dismissed
~ Broadus, &c VS. Tut Sc.-ApPeal from Fredericksburg
Ghancery heard-R Stanard for the appellants
Jno G. Williams and d. Briggs for the appeees
-. WinstOn Rossoa, Sc-Appeal from Fredericksburg
Chancery Court-Jno Williams for the appellant, aud c.
Johnson for the appellees-partly heard.
WEDNESDAY, May 4lh, 1891.
Winston Rosson, and Broadus Tuttame entries
yesterday.
THURSDAY, May 5th, 1881.
The Court proceeded the election of its oicer-yhere
1pon Allen appointed Clerk to its sessions held at
Richmond, Wilson B. Clarke, Tpsta, and Davis Burwel,
Cyer. John A. North Clerk to held at
ewisburg Greenbrier county, Va Broadus Tui, and
Winston VS. Ross fully heard
Rucher vs. GtlberL-Upon appeal from the Superior
Court af Law of Amherst county Heardohnson for the
appellant, Nicholas for the pauper.
Valentine VS. anderson Appeal from Richmond Chan
Gerry Court Partly heardSanard for the appellant r. g.
Scott for the appellee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
LAW SCMOOH1.

TENHE subscriber Intends opening fall, Law School,
4 in the town OF Staunton; to be continued permanently
If adequate encouragement should be The mode OF
Instruction will be Of lectures and study
quen examinations In order devote the greater part his
to the proposed school, he will from its commencement
conse his practice to the Court of Appeals LewbuTg
and the Federal and Circuit Superior Courts in Stanton
The first session will begin the LIST of Ocobe
nc until the lst ofJuly following without nermisson,
except during the thee Federal and Crcnt Superior
Courts The tuition fee, per session, will he seventy
dollars Persons desous of becoming pupils win please
communicate the fact to the subscriber by letter
practicable and prompt attention vii, be given to the inquiries
which they may think proper 10 make.
MAY 9, 1831-wISt BRISCOE G BALDWIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday, the 4th inst. by the Rev. Stephen
Tayo Mr. Joshua j. Fry of this city, to Miss Sarah
B. daughter of Mr. James Scott, of Manchester.
Last Evening, by the Rev. Philip Courtney. Mr.
otway Smith of Lynchbsrg, to Miss Alkaline, daugh-
ter of MIR Thomas Wilson, of this City.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

MARKETS Very little doing in Flour-sales
have been made on the Basin at S54-in store $50
is offered-S51 asked.
The supply of Tobacco is increasing and demand
good at full prices
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
BNTOWChes ana Gigs,

EVWO"Light, we'll finished, fayhiouo0l. BarouclI-
4 es, suited Tor one or two horses, and Il light,
single Gig, CT Su!kv-fcr sale by
ma : JAS. WINSTON