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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
ANOTHER COUNTRY FAIR IN HANOVER

=, Inc Lsdics of the Mcados' Sowing Society, in
OF. Mar''ns Parish, are employing their time and
Ingenuity IN preparing various articles Of taste and
e'egahce and utility, for exhibition at Fair to be
me'u at Erin, formerly called the White House }
III, .me residence of JaqueSn A. Berkeley, ESQ, on
ihnIsday, hh June, If fair fnot, the next fair day
IL the display of articles be not equal 10 what
mas neen made at some of the city Fairs, the Ladies
matter themselves will be such at least as on SINH
Lar occasions has attracted goodly number of pi-
o"Siy disposed, IL charitably inclined persons to IT.
'e"a ~ 'hrow IN, 1t but the 'widow's mite" to pro-
n'o'S 'ne object they have in view, TO wit: TO add
nonewha' and asss, III improving, the funds of the
theological Seminary ofVirginia, whose resources
a'e ZOO hnit"d to enable the Trustees TO admit all
VINO arc DESTROYS of entering the Institution
IN such holy cause as they trust they have the
gooo wishes so they hope to be instrumental in
conveying the bounty of many, nay, of all, within
,he'r reach who are DESTROYS of spreading the
knowiedge OF the Gospel, and Of prom citing the in
tercsts OF viriuc and true Religion. among men.
1 ms bounty they hope to receive abundantly, in
exchange Ter articles at the Fair, to he estima,ed
less, by their intrinsic value than by the end To he
accomplished by the sale OF them
Doors to be opened al IL o'clock precisely.
May % 1922
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
From the Lyuchburg Vngip.an nj Man n.

~ We learn, verbally, thu in Charleston Kan.
awha) upwards Of 200O sll&res have been subscrib.
ed TO the James River aud Kanawha Company; and
that considerable additional subscription was an.
ticiPatcd-We also learn that upwards of 20 shares
were subscribed in Patonshurg on the first dav of
opening the books, and about the same number in
Fincastlo.-Thc last Richmond papers are silent as
to the pro Of the subscriptions in that quarter
As they have succeeded in nuliJying the New Ri
yer Rail Road, presume they whl be quite Hbcr
al TO the new company.-Books have not been o
penod in Lynchburg at alive arc not aware oil
tho reason for the delay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
FluvanDa Land and CITY Lots.

"a VIE subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land,
"a lying on the Rivanna River, in the county of
fluvanna, containing 1921 acres, about 60 niles
above Richmond, Is below Charlottesville i'm tho
immediate vicinity Of Bernardsburg and Union
Mills. small portion Of the land lying on and
near the river is cleared, and prepared for cultiva
t p the reSidie Is !cnvily covered with the best
flne and Nhlte-Oak timber. The situation is
he"ithy' The tract we'll watered, and the soil adapt
em 10 the growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
There are three or four saw mills in the immedi
ale nelghbourhood, to which the timber can to
hauied overa good road and the recent improve
mcnts IN the navigation of the Rivanna River hayo
rendered the facilities OF conveying the timber TO
iIchmond or Charlottesville very great. The tract
sers desire it.
Also - or Is lots in this city, lying on tho
Dock, IN ADAMS Valley, and on Richmond Hill
Also, the whole, or part of my undivided inter
est IN the estate Of Col Richard Adams, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to me
In this City, until the 10th of July noxt After
that time application can be made to my brother.
(K. H. Adams in this City, or by letters addressed
TO me, at tallahassee, Florida.
may l7-itc* JOHN J. ADAMS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
hook and Bob Printing dome
aG the WING Office.

:, " In pursuance OF a Resolution of the National
Republican Convention of Young Men of the Tn;
led States, lately assembled at Washington CITY, a
Convention of the National Republican Young Men
OF the State of Virginia will be held at Sta1nton
on the third Monday in July next, to which the
friends of Mr.. Clay in the different counties arc
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
Editors OF newspapers throughout the State arc
requested to copy the above notice into their re-
speciive Journals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
Last Of Produce brought do,un the Cana

MAY 3l.-li2 hhds. tobacco, 303 kegs manufac-
turcd tobacco, 1873 bbs, -four 90 tons sand. 300
kes poles, load of plank, IL boats (smalD hhds.
bacon, boxes merchandise, II cords Of wood, 40
bouts, Is coal boats, 1861 bus coal
JUNE LOB hhds tobacco, 4 do stems, GO kegs
manufactured tobacco, bbS. flour, 10 tons of
sand, 1873 kcg poles cord of bark, 50 cords OF
wood, 80 boats, III coal boats, 3, 032 bus. coal.
JUNE 2.-l67 hhds. tobacco, l hid. stems, 1913
kegs and boxes manufactured tobacco 1875 bbls.
-four, 1906 lbs. cordage, loads plank 5 tons sand
l6 cords wood, 81 boats, II coal do 1874 bus coal.
JUNE 3.-57 hhds. tobacco, tons bar iron, 900
bbls flour, 1884 lbs. hemp, $500 feet plank. cords
wood, IL boots, coal boats, l435 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

SLAVERY KgNTUcEY.-AboGt fifty siave.hold
ere in Kentucky, under conviction that there are
ton Of the present generation Of slaves but equal
ly convinced Of the necessity and practica5Hiiv Of
emanciPatng their future ofspring," have opYecd
to meet at Lexington, on the fourth of July next
to form an association for that purpose
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

FrOm the ". Y. Journal Commerce. .yupc II pu
TIE VI ARkET.-Flour sells freely TO- day a,
S5i for far brands of Western. Southern also
goes off at $5Sa5} for common sorts and 7.S a SIG
Tor Georgetown, Howard ST., &c. In cotton fair
business is doing. Coffee, quicr.
Sales at the ". Y. Stock and Erc6ang, Ro,r5
June ist.-325 shares U. S. Bank Sl2iIal25.
Bills on London a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

SOFT CoRS.-The Enquirer tells tho good People
."a' the PRESIDENT is in favor of McLane's Tariff
D'''' 'hought Is not such he would havo
u''"h' lie would have made i, moro accopta ole TO
'"' oouth. AS usual, the President delivers hi
''"'i''oh's touching tho matter with great frank.
ness and much "mildncss and courtesy"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

i"e McuiGAN lNpIAN WAR ENDxp-We hovc
an extra Detroit Gazette of 2lst May, which s,vs
'hat all fears of Indian dcpredations are groundlcsx
ana which contains an order from the Adiutant
General Of the Territory, disbanding the troops.
Cam, J,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

am exceedingly sorry to have the occasion to
make this very deeply interesting communication;
and equally sorry to repeat that it is not concdent
with the opinion had previously formed and OK
pressed. OF course it will require three OF the
donbtfuito pass the bill, without the vote of the
VICE PresIdent and I'm not certain that even that
will be in favor of the bill presented and amend
cd thus far. L mean the bill of the Senate
tear the friends OF renewing, or rather continuing
the Charter of The United States Bank have not well
concerted among themselves tho project for that
purPose and if it shall fail this time there will
be another lntcrregnum of chaos, bankruptcy and
swindlIng, during which tho honest and dustri
GUS will be sacrificed. L do consider the pre-
sent direction of the Bank at all responsible for tho
enormous obliquities of It's administration in tho
hrst seven years of its existence, yet nevertheless
tho sins OF that term have never been forgotten or
forgiven by those suffering individuals, in every
part OF the United States, many Of whom were
doomed to spend the balance of their DAYS in the
PrIvatIon OF every comfort of life. The opposition
at this time, 10 the continuance of the charter is
founded on that gambling Temper which now prc.
dominates among the people; and if it should tri-
umph, let every man, who has inherited, or earned
by industry, substantial purse, put hs bands on
his et,-otlerwise he may certainly calculate
thot he viii be robbed by those who must get mo
ney honestly if they cam but at all events get mo-
ncy.
The same correspondent writes next dav:
"In the Senate gathered more satisfactory and
cheering news for the friends and stockholders of
the Bank of the United States. I have been some
what bold to-day, and approached most of the
members supposed yesterday uncertain. | am now
able to say that the bill now under consideration
in the Senate, viii have finally the sppurt of TWEEN
ty-five MEMBERS and if, as | have sorno reason to
believe, Mr.. Mangum shall in the end vote for the
bill, II viii in that event have majority of 06 10
%. OF those supposed doubtful Yesterday, Mr..
Upton alone remains on the fence"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VHV1E Subscribers, under the Style of RICH
FL ARD BARTON HAXALL s. CO., will
commence Business on the first day Of June onsu-
ing,-Ihat Large Milling Establishment which has
been Just completed in the best manner, by the Firm
Of Philip Haxall s, Co.. (cn'itlsd the "CoLuMnrAN
MrLLs,'O will be conducted by them, on The most
extensive scale, for the manufacture of ''Cify mn
Flour"
They solicit their friends, and the friends Of
Philip Haxall & Co., 20 call and afford them an OF,
portunty TO purchase their crops Of WHEAT end
Corn WILLIAM HAXAIL
RID. BARTON HAXAIJ
Ricbrnord 9QJ Nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

Some Of the ePologsts Of Maj. Hoard, are on.
seavorng 10 make II appear that he is GRAVY Hi,
attack upon Arnold proved to DO rather a mad az
fsir-ond we have doubt no felt, atcr The affroy
somswhot ds-aHgsd. ~At oil events, To = az o~1cE
e9,--T- rec P-cp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
BANK u. STATES

Tho following address to the Journal of Com.
merce, will DO read with interest
Correspondence Of the Journol of Commerce.
WAsnISoroN, May 2Sh, 1892
This day have been an attentive observer of
the proceedings of tho Senate on the great oucs
ton of the Re charter Of the United States Bank
had supposed the majority in favor of the re chnr.
tering, in that branch of the National Legislature
not doubtful, but certain; ars rs have heretofore
expressed that opinion, it is due you and to all
who may i'll any degree regard that opinion to state,
that there are adverse phases; and cannot better
make them intclligibe, than by presenting the fol
lowing chart:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

-, The new Governor and Captain General of Cub,
HIS EScellency ID. Mariana Ricafort, arrived ,t
havana from SPAIN on the 9Th nt., and the
the frigatc I.ealtad, for Spain.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
may 3o-2aw12t
Green Spring Land for sale.

Green Spring Land for sale.
w HI be sold, to the highest bidder, ut Louisa
W Court House, on the second Monday in J,,lv
next, that being Louisa Court day, on a credit Of
one, two and tIIree years 4 TRNt"T or iH%D
containing 1854 Acres. II is situated in Louis,
county, IN what is well known as the Crocn Spr,p,,
nclghoorhooa, which ~. without doubt The Lcsi
farming land below the Ridge IL is particularly
ndaptedto the growth of wheat and grass is az
healthy us any part of Virginia, and affords as GOOD
society rs can be found in the country. AbouI 500
Acres of the Land is cleared, the balrnca +. =,
woods largo portion Of which is Tobacco land.
OF superior quality. The Land is well .yafcred
and i'll OIL respects most desirable twill he ,j,,.
ded to suh purchasers if required Tho.c ii.posea
to purchase are invited ~ view the land bcro tb,,
day Of sale. which will 10 shown bv NV t,sihsr,
Joseph ", Morris no liNii2ys
Executor OF VIM. Morris, decd
ma 2G--clawtGs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
BANK OF MARYLAND

IIALTI1IUKE, IJec. 2Olh 1871. {
EE1 a resolution OF the Board of Directors of
AS this Institution, the following scale and rates
have been adopted for the Government of the Off
GERS thereof in receiving deposites of money sub.
Ject TO interest, viz:
For deposites payable ninety daysafter
demand, certificates shall be issued BEARING
~ .' I az 'o rate per annum OF per ct.
For dePoSites payable thirty days after
demand, certificates shall DC issued bear
my i' 1 at 'he rate per annum of per CT.
lcct to be checked for at the pleasure of
the depositor, interest shall be allowed
at the rate of . - =,
BY order, r. WILSON, CasIiar
may 81 S5s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
REVIEW OF THE BALTIMORE MARIE,

For the ,oeek ending Friday, June l, 1899
ftour.-Stocks of all sorts are very liph, and
the market evidently more firm.
Hotcdrd Street Fiou.-Thc rccepts of tho week
are small, being but fraction over 1900 bbls. In
the early part of the week. sales of superiine were
made from stores at SIS so and 5 SCI per bbl On
wednesday sales made at S5625 On
Thursday morning lot two of 100 bbls. was
taken at $5.654, and later in the day some
small lots, including several of Givoritc brands
were sold at 1915. This morning n parcel of 800
bbls. sold at 1915 cash; dealers are very ge-
morally firm to-day at $5.75, and we quote the
store price accordingly sales ara ali of the
new inspection. On Monday and Tuesday the
wagon price ranged from S5.37 las. so per bbl but
since Wednesday the generally prevailing rate an.
pears to have been $5.50.-To day occasional loads
arc taken at a fraction the last named rate.
The flour inspected under the old law and now
brought out Of store has generally been settled for
Mt S55.37I, and sales of the same have been made
from store ut SIS 50d5.564
City Mills Fiour.-The receipts of the week
are a trie over 5000 bbs. Sales of two parcels
OF superhne, new inspection, were made yesterday
at So as per bb interest added, and that price was
refused by another holder.
SuSquehanna FOur.-At the beginning of the
week lot of superline inspection, was sold
at $3.50 and lot of fine at 1926. On Wedues
day lot of 300 bbls supcrfne was sold at S562A.
A lot was sold yesterday at S5.5Gt, but the article
is considered full worth S5.625 to-day
Corn Meat "A sale of 200 bbls was made YES
terday at So rs per Dbl.
The inspections of the week ending on Thurs
day evening, comprise the following kind. , nd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

B DKA"i&G Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery,
45 y 43 81 25 II 50 50 CO.
gentleman Main street. '''" ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

:, W Inc public are respectfully informed, that
Books for subscriptions to the Stock of the lanes
hlvGT and kanawha Company will be opened at
me Heading Room of Mr.. Bolts, from, IL ill 2
0C,ocK' each day for the ensuing twenty DAVIS.
''oy H. THE COMMISSIONERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
,SefeStfk.S, ER.s.sscsS. - -.

~'N- ESSS a. G.
= b VIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
ana the pnh!ic generally, that he keeps ON
n""u Ut the well known stand formerly occupcdbv
James ohcPhard, corner below the Central uo,,i
""in street, a general assortment Of readv mad,
work. OF the vcry best materials and work rnansh;n
consisting of
.eniiemen's and Ladics' best plain Saddles
do.
Stitched -,
Second rate 49,
Common Saddles.
Boys do
Saddle Bags and vsliccc Pads
SADDLE Cloths, of various kinds
rated anu steel bit and badoom Brides
Do. do. snatiie Brides
Brass snalnc Brides
Iiatcd' steel and brass Stirrup Irons
riated steel and brass Spurs
English Bride Leaders
Anerican black and fair do
Nnriingalos, DO. do.
fIated brass and black mounted coacb ri,r IA,
rouche and suikey Harness, of various ouuli-
ties i
Best aud common Jersey Harness
BEST and common fall and spring top pig Whins
BEST and common twig Whips
Plated riding Whips
All KINDS OF Cart Gear, and many other article,
IN his line, all of which lie will sell low for sn,I
profit ''"'i
lie does solici; his friends and the public to co
aud examine his work for themselves
All orders thankfully received and u,tendedto-
Oiu Saddles and Harness taken in EXCHANGE for
new ones. John MITRRSy
jo 4-dG;2aw3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05

we learn by paragraph in tao lloston Cou,i,r
lha' our philan'hropicc ountryman, Dr. S. G. Howe.
"1s III honuoh on the 2Sth April. No mention is
made in the letter written bv him or H., 49,
mode Of his release from the Berlin pr,son
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
New Boot and Shoe Store.

Street. Shockoe-HHi, one door Jelow Mr.. Da.
mel III. Taientine's.
b >ht. subscriber has hand, an assortment of
* 0oOiH ~ SHOES, composed in part oil
the following articles, viz:
Ladies' slacS aud White las,in,, S,ri,es so,pe or
superior quality,
Ladies' black lasting Slippers, with heals, square
and round toes,
Ladies' black and white satin Slippers,
D D Superior SEAL goat and kid skin Springs.
10. do. bronze Morocco do.
10 do seal skin walking Shoes
10 Buckskin Slippers and leather walking Shocs.
misses lasting and sea! skin Springs,
70. superior scnl skin and leather walking Shoes.
N hne morocco, calf and common Boots
and %'p po' seal SKIN, calf and leather Shoes
r. "np I rumps, some Of superior quality,
1 u ens buck skin slippers,
DIYys SHOES and Bootces, mems common Shoes
Slippers, "O'' "'N
aniantS' kid Boots, &c. SC.
g, ALSO,
oo niaonmG, black Oil Varnish, Leather Pro-
serving taste, and Truuks--ul Of which he will
sen Il. The most reduced cash prices
Jo TtiEOS. TATUM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
EVailEiTaMs Gs' ,eEsss,u d1nEEerc-

yETlIE Visitors Of this institution arc reminded
"a that the Foruth of July, is the time fixed for
their Annual Meeting. A full meeting is desired
the isca concerns Of the College RECURRING n
minute attentions; and Mr.. Cushing having decli
ned to accept the appointment Of Professor of Che
misty aud Natural Philosophy, there is a vacancy
OF that Profcssorship. The Rector deems il pro.
per to observe that from the sentiments Of the last
convection. he has doubt that Mr.. Rodgers will
ee re appointed T." the Professotship Of Chemistry
&C, and That Professor will he required Cor the
''''"'"''I;al Cbllr--a Dplicltions 10 he made TO
BURWELL BASSETT
- va RECroR.
~ o. Subscriber intending to discontinue his
III ",ore ~ doochland, will sell the Stock on
Iii a., iU0uced pFicss-All persons indebted
W." P,'dSo make payment TO Mr. joseph n Row.
O", VINO IS authorized 10 close said business.
S,so, TOT sage or rent and possession given im
. t;ni inc 9tore House and Appurtenances
Wllcn Us Enown 10 DO first rate Stand for Retail
CSoppn'Ty store Terms very lberaI--apply to the
Subscriber or to JOS. NsRoyaI ON the prsgmiscs
u.,.,. VIM. w. WEISIGFR
Manchester, 2lst Nay. 1890 --2sv 9,g dGn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
CHARLES " ID. 3. PHELrS ~ Co.

CHARLES " ID. b. PHELrS ~ Co.
'1"ot'oHeerS md Commission Merchants,
LYNCHBURG, Va,
" MEMBER their services TO their friends md
IA the Public generally, as AucrIoNEEns AND
COMMISSION MERcmANs, and hattcr themselves.
from their long experience and close application
70 business to give satisfaction TO all who may
favour them with their business
Ihey VIII attend, particularly, to receiving and
forwarding Goods sent to their care
Lynchburg, May 18th, 1692-d&cIw
YHSO FARMERS-Grain & Grass SCYTHES,
IA warranted, extra good quality, for sale by
june JOHN :. SYDNOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
COttOls fs11eg TE2oOi cards,

--,o-r-,,,.. BIZ THE BOX,
GNOTTON and Wool Car5s. scsor,oJ. NJ
- WhttemoFc's manufacture, for sol, nv
THOMAS q. KUsT.
- % ~ : = 81 Fau L..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
10 Journeymen Cabinet Makers, and
all others whom IL NAV cnncnrn

all others whom it may concern.
a L meeting of The Equitable Society Of Jour
N ncyInen Cabinet Makers, held in this CITY On
Wednesday evening the 23d inst, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted and ordered
to be published.
Whereas, it is deemed pernicous both TO the in.
terest OF Journeymcn Cabinet Makers and nurcb,
sers OF Furniture generally that colourcd pcrsons
should be employed in the manufacturing of
Fnrniture-to the former, because of the DEGRADED
society TO winch they subiect-to the latter
on account OF the imperfect manner with which
they dispatch wOrk-furthernore for tha reaso,,
that 1t is becoming very much the practice of those
conducting that business, to purchase or take aa
apprentices, expecting TO be taught by us, persons
of that class,
ReSoiued That WILL from and after tbc 1,b
Gay OF July next abandon any shop where snch
persons are III any way employed Due notice ,,.;ii
be given, through the medium Of nowsponcr. nF
cases where tho services of coloured persons ars
continued. ~
Signed by THE COMNIITxEE
u The Petersburg Intelligence and Norfolk
Herald, viii publish the above once and forward
their account to tho Whis Office for collection.
ma 2S--T4thJy
r. OTICE.-The subscribers, trustees for tho
l y creditors Of Messrs. BELT s. SHEPARD havn
appointed JoLH Marshall Sheppard our agent TO
collect all debts due to tho said firm of Bolt 81
Sheppard. To which said agent, is earnestly re-
quested, that all persons indebted by bond note or
open account, will make immediate payment. JgID
MARSHALL Sheppard may generally be JourG at Tire
store Of +. d. j. $. JGcms e. Co.
BEN. SHEPPARD,
JOHN n. GORDON
FLEMING JAMES.
J. SHEPPARD JAMES.
NAV 40 0,wIO,
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DRYDEN & HUNT.
.zzEE2CRE.Y.V'T' E.RyE

NO. 3, Sharpe St, Baltimore,
EW OULD respectfully announce to their
w friends in Virginia, and the public gene
rally, that they have received their supply of
Spring vnd Summer GOOaSs.
in their greatest varetcs-partly as follows, viz.
Extra super blue and black Cloths, French and
English super fashionable olive, brown, and mul.
berry Cloths, of various shades, with general as
sortment of Cassmeres, Vesting, &c. &c. all of
which they will make to order III the most fashion.
able style, and at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms \ liberal discount for cash. i
j. N. Hunt intends visiting his native place
about the latter part Of June, and from the very
liberal patronage we have received from That sec
ton OF tbs country, will take occasion TO have
himself provided with card of patterns of Cloths.
tassImers, and Vestings, and variety of new
style goods for summer wear, and will be happy to
take measure and receive orders from such OF their
friends as wish to get their clothes in The city of
Baltimore; and that he may the better accommodate
them viii attend at the Court Of Lancaster, and if
possible, the Court at Northumberland at their
June terms. ma l9-4;c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-05
The same correspondent writes MAXI dnv:

James Rirer anil Kanatoha Company.-The
number of shares taken in this city is I,2n2.-4O9
shares were subscribed to-day.
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COMM ERCIAE

RICHMOND MARKETS.
fhOUR-Chy Mill-nonc in market.
Country-vcry little coming in, and in
demand, S5!a$5{.
WilEhT-Scarcely any arriving, rs to SIS cts.
CORN.-50 to 52b cts.