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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12
npERIoDICAL PUBLICATIONS. The

E publisher of the Saturday Evening Posf, Philadelphia, proposes to compile and pub fish in pamphlet form, list of all the peri odicals in the United Stases for 1881. He believes that such work will be valuable for reference, and of much benefit to merchants and others desirous of advertising, and he re- spectfully solicits the aid of the craft, in en- deavoring to renderit as complete asposslole.
 He desires that one or more numbers o} each publication in the Junior may be for warded to him as soon as possble-at least two numbers should be sent, by different mails, to avoid failure from miscarriages. To those who comply with this request, copyof the work will be forwarded on it's completion.
 The design of the publisher isnot to realize profit, but to afford the public work which cannot but be of general advantage. The price will therefore, be as low as the expenF ses of the undertaking will admit.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

firm of BLISS & GATES " was dissolved on the first day of October last, by mutual consent. All claims against the firm will be paid on sight; all persons in debted to the firm are requested to make inn mediate payment to s. GATES. Debts not not paid before the 18th November will be put in the hands of an Attorney for collection
 BLISS & GATES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

Free Trade Convention.-The following gentlemen com pose the Permanent Committee appointed by the Colven- ,iono memoraize Congress on the reduction of the T
 CHARLES e. CLAPP, Maine. HENRY LEE, Massachusetts.
 WILLIAM HUNTER, Rhode Island.
 ROGER M. SHERMAN, Connecticut.
 c. L HARDENBERG, Ma ryand. ti THOMAS R. DEW, Virginia. JAMES IREDELL, North Carolina.
 WILLIAM PREMIER, South Carolina. . ~ JOHN M. BERRIEN, Georgia. ENOCH PARSONS, Alabama. WILLIAM BUTLER, Tennessee.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

DdED-Laaly near Centeryille, Bbb County, Ala, Mrs mhRf CRAWFORD, consOrt of fhe Hon. Thomas Craw- 43d seidUm 10 record the death of who in high degree all those amiabe qualities which shed lustre the female character In her dath has lost of it's brightest and most useful ornamens the church of its pous and devoted members; and her husband and family dearing companion and tender protector.
 DIED-Latey m Greene County Mrs MARY PICKENS, consort of Col Samuel Pck.ns.
 Departed this life the 5th inst his residence in Da las county, the Rev WILLIAM MOORE, a minister of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. in the 10th year his age PiUu amiabe and ocabe he cultivated good ino with all denominations, and begued the many suffering hours of his last illness with his family and friends. the best evidence of q well spent life
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12
FIFTH CENSUS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, 25th October, 1881. , "HE Accounts of the Marshals of the y. l States, in relation to the Fifth Census, being in course of final settlement, all per- sons who have been employed by the Mar shals in that service, are requested to give in- formation to this Department of the amount received by them, and of that which remains due from the several Marshals, by whom they were respectively employed.
 nov 12 3w33
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

It is rumored that part of the annual appropriation for pensions, will be set apart for the purchase of Mount Vernon, Qhe well known seat of General WAsHrNoroN) where an asylum is to be erected for the benefit of disabled soldiers
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

& GATES will continue the BANK COZ Se FEE-HO USE on his own account He has made arrangements to have his house well supplied with choice Liquors and Re- treatments, and trusts that he will be able to entertain his guests as well as any similar house in the place. He respectfully requests a continuance of the very liberal patronage the house has heretofore received, and pledges himself that no eXcrtons shall be spared to merit it. nov12 8
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

Notice has been given by their Cashier, to the stockholders of the Bank of the State of Mississippi to convene at their banking house the 10th nst, to determine upon the necessity of closing the ton- cerns of that institution.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

One hundred subscribers to Webster's Dictionary have been obtained in Europe. Is not brother Jona- than about to refine his motheranguage and to send back to the Anglo Saxon capitol purer dialect than be obtained in the manufactures of Oxford and Cambridge, or from the minesof CornwallY
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

It seems not to be generally understood. that ensng entering into military corps within the United States the purpose Oi serving foreign nation people is of
 ienee asans the laws of the United States Yet n so, ex And we understand that information being given the President Of meetings for purposes in eonravention of that and New-York, dectons have heen given by the Depart
 men of State to the District Attorneys of the United States in those places, inquire into any n,con said according to law.-Giohc
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

T .
 Patent Office, Ger. 24, 1881. A PPLECANTS for Patepts are hereby no- R- tifed, that in future, no Patent for any Machine, or improvement therein, will be issued, until good model thereof be furnish. ed to this Office.
 By order of the Secretary of State.
 JOHN D. CRAIG, nov 12 Sw33 Snherintendenf.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

We are desired to mention that an excellent road has recently been completed by a company of ndi- viduas under the direction of the State of Alabama through the Creek nation, from Columbiana, Shel- by county, Alabama, to Franklin, Troup county, Georgia The distance over this road is ninety miles, Houses of accommodation at convenient distances have been established, and it is supposed to be the best route for individuals from the upper sections of Georgia and Alabama, passing from one State to the other. It is also in the direct course from Milledge vile to Tuscaloosa, by Zebulon La Grange and Franklin and it is in contemplation to obtain mail communication direct from the capitol of Georgia to that of AaDama. a.- Columbus Enq. 5h Nou
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12
SADDLERY.

NMTE have just opened a large lot of SAD- w DLERY of nearly every description, which we invite purchasers to examine, as they are to be sold much lower than former prices. ALSO, 2doz. gentlemen's black leather Travelling Trunks, assorted sizes
 A lot of gentlemen's Travelling Bags.
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS, noy5 g .No. l, Commercial Rou.
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Tobacco and Segars .

TUST received, Meyers No l, Richmond ev best Chewing Tobacco,
 A large lot'of best Spanish Segars, Mayland's best Maccouba and Rappee Snuff
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS, novS & No. 1, Commereial Ro1v.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

1hRlED- In Montgomery the 27th ut. by B. D Has se, ESQ MT BEN L. POWELL of Virginia, to Miss CECELlA C. MONGIN, formerly of New-York.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-12

TOM BECKBE MONEY wa l.
 ii ed, for which liberal price will be s.v-- en [nov5 321 GEORGE STARR,
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25


 The fast-sailing brig Lady Adams Staples, arriv- ed here yesterday morning from Liverpool, bringing Rdvices from Liverpool to the evening of the 18th September. The editors of the American are in- debed to Mir Nelson, of the Exchange Rooms. for the London Morning Herald of the 18th and the Liverpool Times of the 18th, from which they make the annexed interesting extracts.
 second edition of the London Herald, dated at five o'clock on the morning of the 12lh says
 'ln addition to the Paris Journals of Thursday and Friday, those of Saturday. and the Messager Ga Zette, and Revolution, dated yesterday, have this moment reached us by express together with letters from our private Correspondence"
 POLAND.-The latest intelligence from Poland con tained in these papers is dated From the Frontiers Aug D." and published Tn the Prussian State Ga zette olthe 2d instant. It refers principally to mere movements ofthe hostile armies. The main Polish army had retired within the Notifications of Warsaw, after having sustained loss of IA or 1500 men in reconnaissance, owing to the imprudence of Colonel Legallois, French officer. Two corps have been detached into the Palatnates of Podlachia and Pozk The former, aud the stronger, under the French General Romarno, is believed in Paris to have ob- tained signal victory over portion of the army of Rudiger One good effect of these diversions has been the introduction into Warsaw of large supplies of provisions.
 Within the walls ofthe city comparative tranquilli- ty had been restored by the frmness of the new
  creans concerned in the horrible massacre of the 18th ut have been shot, but is said that the leaders in those rghiu disorders have been allowed to es- cape with mpunity. So far from having any intention of suTendering. the determination of the troops and the citizens to defend themselves to the last extremi- ty, had, ir possible, become more fixed. The Rus sans on the other hand, described as eager for orders to assualt. The leaders of both armies are aware of the value of time. Paskewitch is hasten- ing his preparations for decisive operations against Warsaw, well knowing that, if the city holds out but for six weeks more the wnter will have set in and expose him to the repetition of the defeats and losses experienced by Debitschl last year Such isprecisely the impression on the minds of the Polish Generals; they will consequently laugh to the summons to surrender, by which on three successive days, the Russian Marshal means to precede his attack upon Warsaw. The obstinacy of the Emperor Nicholas, in declaring in advance (according to private letters from Berlin) that he will listen to no mediation of other powes-no terms on the part of the Poles short of absolute submission ls therefore, super1uous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

aeray charges oil surveying, esiibsDg, SC &c every
yard, every foot OF the proposed line, well gradu
ang AMI laying Oft lateral ways for dirt
he remaining $40 600 10 be afterwards appropriated 4
the salaries OF suitable agents who in England and Ger
many could negotiate loans to the amount Of four mil
lions and as Philadelphia and Baltimore would be inter
ested the capitalists Of those places might lie expected
to take $S0O0000 of stock he people aud the States
directly Interested, could take the remainder
must never be lost sight Of that the success of the
railway would depend upon suitable imp,oveme n,s Of
navigation beyond each end OF the rail way. To com
pete boh capitol of from 10 TO Sl2,0 900 may be
cessary The gradual expenditure OF so much capital,
with the partial products OF the rail- way duiog be.
ing made, would enable thousands to own stock, who
could now advance nothing towards it By comu,enc-
ing the road from the Interior II would he safe TO begin
.he wcfk ON the assurance OF $40001o0 shouJ not
o. forgotten, That any premature III diges,ed Fans,
Tor Getting 1t ON foot, might prove aborive and
suppress the spirit aud progress Of the undertaking.
the foregoing considerations il Is readily perceiv
ed, that have been much less attentive 10 fractional
exaciness OF calcua ion than have giving Fir
oef Illustration OF the general subject IN such manner
as that every one may comprehend Its oanes But if
any one entitled to attention. impugns the
OF The general results, could be prepared TO shew
that any errors committed are of immaterial conse.
quence My object has been, 10 place the subject on
IT'S own Intrinsic merits, and TO invite further effort
amongst its friends, and after careful examination,
am sauhed that the strictes, statistical analysis Of the
resources oil this part Of the United States, would jus
y every conclusion which have made. A. Be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

Mt 1"it--Wt'n Gspefsl ia. kseu h,,t r,.on
So. IN dlh ate OF no Tar n. ell iemeu
ina rou.ety w'' iaissd sgans' bin by The oppori.
| 80, lucy eoMSec him " beIDg I.ssusd with ,be
sube'n NIL h-r' 20 de,,roy the Who'll, .y,em Of n,o
&c ioe 10 demc''ic mAhuae lure tbs ise,iops yh,sh
hsv" hs., -. =" come OF or ii i's said 10
and The ruin Of the country was co 6dsn,lv n,.as.
Mr. Clay 'ook he u and er'sd aloud Snon m,
,epa' o. ,n ",4mn'ea" System MOTTO su4w sIr.
gle rem o. The la . hs ang-t.
R,w Is il TOW! NJ ely ipself, we ara told q,
Nv willing "a modification should ,sk- pis,e Tn.
irnd' OF the Taua every where, ar. sxpr,,.ins
ms'is's 10 i-Noi OF sontessi n, cancellation, OF
TOO heeNtn. 'sn the TsrH Cow, u ioo. lately AZ
roe-d At Nav Yo resomu, nds modification -
any nan iieu', be p,id TO ,h- wi'do,n e Gem
~, INTERNAL ImpRovrMrNr.
-, "nen osn'fh OK on his Veto on the bills for
IN Rockville arf y vile rutupk. Rod. we wers
told that every thing hk lao nal n prove m, nts va,
checked; that .,ers.riug blow had been siy.o :
,sem, from which they sould rot econ te.over: and.
'ba' The country wa. hiow back baf cen u,y In her
career Now. should like 10 see all he nfo,maton
on the sut C, o. The ln,ern s. .ne, ,bst
Id Pr, :nto .oop-' dious trn laid before the
public We ihisk II would appear, that 90 lar from,
che king their progress, that very Ysto Message Of
raj J'tkseD gave 'osi CT impetus 10 he On through.
out the and Corpora ions aud indvidusI Grdpg that
hey need not espsst every ihog 10 be dons Tor hem
oy the Eeoerh gev reneD prompted by their own In.
tetesp. which thsy snow bner tbs u the goverument
o" 10 sdv nee bent 'heir own energies. and applied
the own rSsoue 70 these obi o.f The con equeuee
has been, 'hai more have bees undertake aud more
rrpd and sue ul progress made In Them than ever
o'ioio In he-fm' period 81 fm'. ID.
The conjecture thai Mr. Josn Hsn,y, who hes resi-.
ded Ter srvrrs Yeas Pa-i is the author Of the I,t
'er' o. II Q. has BEEN made tse occasion OF vsty
her irvecrvss sgaosi !Lst person IL IL directly
Known to ne, hat letter OF sc cen, date. hes been re-
esivtd roe, h;n in his e y wherein he positively dis
slams NE authorship Nat Gar
Tue is,- hre at Cn"s,aninopls IL ea,s 10 have des.
,peyfa Jour thousand house, b'ipg the whole Of The
PERI suburb, six or eiGh, building, excepted. The
sse,'s" which ever took plase In iii, city was on
be Fl Sep. l776, when 493 tonsss were DESTROY cd
The whole "nWo OF baus,T IN the city, at tha, lime
sa- hon 200 and the ,oruis'ion about 80. GOO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

MARRIED In Aide, Loudoun county, Virginia. on Mondnv
evening the th inst by the Rev m uler ARMs.
TEAp, ESQ of Alabama, Miss ALicE vRoisA, youngest
daughter Of the ao Carter Foa,aine of Prince William cuny
On Monday the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Stephen Taylor
LEIGH lnAvERs DANIEL, TO Mrs. ELzArErn Susan RinpIr
both Of this city.
DiEDn Boston the night the let inst JONATHAN Mason
ESQ IN the 10Th ofbs gentleman tho
cd himself in both Houses Of Congress-
by oil who knew him. lie studied law in tho Office Of
I'm Adnnna -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

and OF the best qusls.. within reach Of the sai.way
and hundreds 81 fine sifes for machinery Oh the Noun
tain aud Valley Greeks and Rivers 10 Carter county
rennefsee are already sbou, 20 Iren Works. he,ide,
many oibes aong the Virginia Valley. Ia 10 not SAL
60 aeE isrgey suppose 20 600 'ons OF ircu would
90 Tor the railway his feat year, Of which 10
ooo would be consumed by allowing city 100 -. for
eash isniy and 10 900 Tor exporia,ion lndes The
rec-"ey teIi at iss, 20 600 IONS would be wanted;
eut.we VIII late iron Is coo .oos per snrup.
'hirc a'hs!s, the prodec Of IN. sou' try, Il gyp-
sum- oi which here bound QuaouUes OF The les,
nd, scd the whie c. rysal d de<crpien, suited TO
nnn s.,rinE aud durable s'ueeo-~osk. ard 10 only
qnsitd ty 'hs rams sriiiis 10 Ill but on :
fourth OF tbs families w,hia r.a.h OF he railway
shouid n'e, eseb 10 buhsl per a.nuw, h- consuror.
lion would b. II 900 io,s
The Coai Mn.r,'n variu, p,r,s, would slso afford
orhsse G, a. ieaf 700 AID any amount that the de-
msnd n ig h require,
Toe Lead mines OF wyihe beirg vary ex'sn,ive,
could readily Yield 5000 tone, much Of wheh would be
mapoiasiured ioo ,hor hsetlead iuhe,, ard red and
wnie !ea .-panh Ccrrs1 Is sail TO DO loucd in abun
dareo 10 G'ayson AID IN her places 10 found 10, eli.
v - sod mansa'e.e, snd all ma'e'iis necessary for
: la. making ano rough la dSat..
Ire carriage tt The United S a:ts mail psr snpum
wooli De s9lva'en, TO the tan.pora,ion OF al less
zooo tons But the greatsi source OF rsv.nue would
probably be pass ngeIs. II conveyance for IN, p.,.
on through she surpoed wi ole line OF 500 miIs, w,,,
$zz 10 cenis III. pisa fer conveying ton, il woulj be
iSs IN n Gems per mile; and We, if we assurn, that
ca esen gay only 40 Pentn', IN eash direction. pa-
gwen Pons on he rai way through oui, the stock OF
the rs>gay would 1927 OIo equivalent to The
transportation OF 1900 tens, aud LEAVING tbu came
,ueu:s for suPpsitirg the 400 miles OF the lie where
here IL ws'ef or o,hei eCnveyaues.
According 10 this 'simaie there would the re fore be
e tqliv Isn't Tor $4,000 en- The who'll, linz, ana
The .irh'e' view OF 'h- regular aud way travelling
% The New Yok and New O.l,als hns. will chow
hal ibis Is en- under e,,u ate by nearly on lrd w.
will, however, call his item 35, 900 tons.
Rock bfiek building ma efiss, and the rarious kinds
md'Oe win rh,ch 'hi' country sbounes would form
prominent arelsr Of a!.rcad profit, bat we u rate
hem at 5000 ms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11
LArEsT-bY EsrEApAY's Man.

Er rdef ~ .effer from London dated 22i .S,pt
last, 10 merchant Of thi, city
SAILS OF 5000 bis oil Flour have ssen mad. n. 25,
Il l. doubtful whether ,ha, Iriss could now be ot
tanned. We have 10 expectation Of Mar; uot have W.
reason to heiisve TN hs e,op Ia The Ea re il hro,,
an average end W. kao" tbs 'ulp'ie, ron he Ccu,i
a mt will be large"
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Nov. IL.
BTGGER'S
e. s8%Nso ~ - -n-< 90 ~
EXCHANGE & LOTTERY OFFICE

EXCHHyFGE 4 LOTTERY OFFICE,
g. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A IL PR ZES. NEw YORK LOTTERY, Class No
IA IL. To be avn in The city OF N. York on We'd
nes,ay, 10Th inst - G6 No. Lotterye Drawn Bsilofs.
Capitals $4,000, 10 600, 5000 4 900, 5000, l,750
10 Of 900. &c &c
Tickets SIO-Hslyes 8 Quarters 90.
HPall tickets having one OF the drawn numbers,
will as usual be entitled TO Sl0-and all others with
none Of the drawn numbers will be entitled TO 81
Thus the risk advo nurers viii be almost one.
hall and the chance equally good Tor all the Grand Capt.
tails.
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars
Vtrgintn Dismal Siodnip Lottery, No. II TO be
drawn in the Ct Of Riebmo on Friday the 18th Nc
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
Prize Of 2O,0OO Dollars
do 10 900 Dollars
so 5000 Dollars
DO 1910 Dollars
100 Prizes OF 1000 Do lars
&c. &c. &c
TlcFsts Sl0--Bdlpss s Quarters $50
.'.Orders meet the most prompt attention, and the
official tawDg forwarded 10 ell who may desire it,.
Please address THO. ~. BIGGER,
Nov. 3. ga Richmond Va.
NWODGE's CHEESE SO ssb n Jdgs'' C1ssss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

Tallahassee Paper sta'sss hat air. Woodburs has 10.
sued an order restoring the "Lve osk pan,aop,' and
,ba letter has been addressed 10 Judge Breckenridge
10 carry II on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

The ftsge arrived on Tuesday, by 10 o'clock. With
soma credit fer der a:aetiiy.Y Il arrived by
D wi.boui,ho paper mail How 1, thu. VITO wouli
cot father hive The stage ct she usual hour with the
papers, han earlier vi ro,e Al sl9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11
EP ROOKFiELD FOR ,SkLE- o. TI.,dsv-. INA
III . 10 day Of next month. (Dacamhrr u fair n

fEP RQoKFIELD FOX .SkLE- o. TIe.dsy. ,ss
E-D 10 day Of next month, December J II iar IL
mol the next ar day h teaer, will BE- ,od al pubIis
auction, on 'hs premises Tie Trsct o. LAID on which
j now re.iie, GALE b oek6eld lying on the Brook
Turnpike X 'at, hvs msi aboys ~ CITY CT Richmond
,son,aining by ias survey 500 acre.. There are
abou 100 acres OF hrsi low grounds III. g1sn,ity
oil second low gr"uld a0d he greater part Of the hsh
land OF very cool qualify, ard Ia gS state If cuf-
walton. Thsre seeded on the Ia. d. f:on 10 10 $50
<bu.bels o. wies.
The buiciags eondi OF comm odious two slory
dwelling hou-e. and all the nesessa out housest
much batter hsn usually lcund or farms In tbIs
par Of the sou, y. TAesf Ii very lsrts and nearly
new barn, with OF The heI ,hre hing mach n,s 1
ever saw, which eosi 1850. There is COED sprps
near The hons, am vel Of eXcsilsn, water 10 he
ysrd.
This most desirable enuniTy reside ;s apl 10 suf
6seDily nsar toe City Of Richmond, hT a gentleman
residng H. TO attend 10 bu ness Ia hat place; AZ "A
10 not more Ihan one ur's ride Any gentleman wish.
ing 10 view tbs Plata in, tre The day Of sae viii
bs abswD il by nay SOD John, myself, both Of whom
etds the misses The terms will hs rna5s kpoy7r
on the day OF sale, aud wi be acsomuoda,ine
A, The same liue aud place, will bs sold, al pubIia
auction, all my sock OF horses, mules cattle Gamops
them opr yoke Of gooi hogs and sheep, pIanias
taoo enss crop OF corn, fodder, a1j hay, and some
articles 81 hJGseboId and ksbep furniture For eli
under ten dollars es.h will bs required. For all
sums OF and a,ovo ten dollars, credit Of six months
will be giver; the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. notes, goabe and payable one OF the
Banks 10 Rshmond, with approved sndor.sr..
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Nov. IL. 53-ids.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

yHNHE School at Edgewood Hanover for the instruc-
N non OF youth under the age of IA years, will
therefore, the 18Th Jan and continue until the
ioh December following, with vacation of one month
in the summer The Greek, Latin, and English Lam
malics, will be angh. Terms For board and iur-
nishing all things usually comrrehended in IT, and tut
ton Sl2o, one half payable in advance the oher ON
NOV. IL. 52-2awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

The Di-viils reporter states, that Mr.. VIM. Tun-
sb "a. been appointed by Judge Saunders, the Clerk
Of the Circuit sur 'ricr e~ure f Law aud Chaucery OF
Pitsylvania eouniy-iIr. VIM. b. B'rk', III. P'o-e-
cuing Auorney-M ssrs. Ovid II Clatk and Wr.
Smith, Sr Mater Commissioners for sPcrliog secourE
10 Chentery; and MI Ca'k is also sPpoie,ed Commits
soDer C5speefy "for the purpose o! tking eydense
in all causes and masters psnding in said Superior
Court OF Chspeeiy; with power 10 siuc SubT@ as 10
compel The stsndsncs Of witne'ses in all maueT', DO
orc him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

II A1ESr Observation-Disclosures s. BRorHERs
~ have just rec wed from thsr msuufacto,y, a
'ud'or assorn-n, Of Beaver HTS Of uperior quail.
~ and lae'' fashion. They We likewise fresh sup.
p'.y o mock Ls-don ii sic, which initiate the London
Hats In aino.' every respsr, and lar mere dura.
BILE, and can b, had or haD tie money. -
N III. b9s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11

NROt EWiE>, WINES. and Othtr LIQUORS.; o.
IN which verv general asso:t pi on hand
w: SUI ars fom S. 10 $40 per loo LIS
si' Lverpool file 100 etc TO liz I-2psr sack
1.qloE', SIP ri'uou' ,ic) 90 TO 200 els per gal.
d.. Vines 90 rs 20 400 pr do
This day. ipl Of Pawn s. Co.. Madeira, has bsen
bioaehrc, OF quail similar to th' which the osten-
sill OF IN ~ CO pl hip ne sgo presented 10
-. 10 be Piled vi h ia. <on'r,hu lens III so raising
10 aid Poland In The eause OF bic dug bumspiiy
WILLIAM WALLACE
First cross stree, below the Eagle Hot.l,
and corner OF Lombard Alley.
NOV. III So 2t