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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Aftcr tho 9TH
of March next, the Hon. MAuioN DIckEnsoy. of
New jersey; Gen. SAMUEL SMITH, OF MARYLAND;
and GEO. NJ. DALLAS, of Pcnnsy vania, will have
leave to retire from the Senate, and their place
VIII be applied with National Republicans.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

The ship Trinity, which sailed from Bordeaux on
the 10Th August fos New Orleans, with 36 pase.
engers and crew Of Ia persons, was wrecked near
The mouth Of the Mississippi, the 18th ut. IN
der the following circumstances:
The Trinity was new ship, and owned by the
captain. During the whole Of her voyage she ex-
peTenced good weather and favorable winds but the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

Fr"m the ". Y. Journal of Commerce Of Oct 81
The condition of our corn exchange disappoints
the expectations of all persons engaged in The trade
The crop of wheat was known to re remarkably
excellent in quality and abundant in quantity bolh
at the South and the West. The crops of coarse
grains were also in general good. The crops of
Europe being good, that demand could be ex-
pected from that quarter, IL confidently anti ci
pated that our market would be abnndantIy sup
Piled, and that prices would be low.-But so Far
10 tbs anticipation from Aaiag rcali7cd, that no
short crops have ever produced so scunty supplies
Our market is absolutely bare of all of bread
siuffs, and prices extremely high. But fifteen
days more remain before the boats TO be with
drawn from the great western canal: that it will
be almost impossible TO receive any adequate sup
plies from that source.
We have heard no satisfactory explanation Of
the causes of this singular and undesirable state
OF things. The Cholera has undoubtedly been
one of he principal hndrances supply. Prices
have been high through the season, but failed ia
produce their universal effect, OF bringing supplies
| to market.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
ID !" Sm. II.
81 /" sm. G.

NoRFoLK, Nov. !.
We understand that the result of the contribu
tions IN and of the SuBererso Of the Cupe de Verbs
highly croditoble to the bcnevolence of our c;,;
"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
Il That he mm IAnd That the


we have placed Mississippi and Missouri n
monst the Stutes favorable General Jackson; hut
several OF our contemporaries deem them both doubt
full.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06
NEW YORK MARKETS. Oct a1

F!oUr and Gr0ln--Prices Of Flour continue Ia
advance, owing TO the short supply Sales ofTroy
and New York have been made at $3.50, cash
Western, Sc. G2 to SS675. We hear of no sales of
Southern. The last sale Of Western Wheat was
made at s i.2S a lie Of Virginia, from store, was
made at the same price. Sales Rye has been
made at 81 cents, which is advance of about
cents Corn remains without change.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-06

THIRD DAYS RACE OVER TINE FAIRFIELD COURSE.
Thursda5, NoremJer LIST, 1892
Jockey Club Purse, $500 mile heats Entrsnc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
.s'D, V.XRGLv1.a, Friday, JUL " "a, 1892.
NJ Fort Monroe, Ola poi,,t COME,

AZ Fort Monroe, OLD Point Comfort
$50 $50 barrels of flesh super Howard stree, flour
,1 ldS bushels bushels Of Of good sound beans
800 pounds Of good hard tnliow candle.
$50 gallons Of good good cider vinegar inc
@ az BeHona arsenal, near Richmond
lss Sai;s sl: Of I RS:S .dporaqe nou,
{ B $s%s; E sss5 s sis5I III candles
rs gallons of good cider vinegar.
Tt Fort Johnston Sn'ithrilis, ". c.
8 Sa'Gei. Of sooa I soSad Ssa nS1'
pounds Of good GOOD S SaTd s ,SIsw candle.
20 bushels Of good clean sat
AZ Fort .nouitrie, Charleston Harbour. s. C.
ias barrels Of S Ecsh suporino flour
% bushels of good sound beans
400 100 pound, Of good hard Siew candle.
as 8 s sanaS o. IF good good s Idea" I nj.
so ut Ogietho'Pe Barracks Sauannah Ga.
is . SaSl; of IF fresh S"d5 upSrgps flour
$50 $3.50 pounds Of good hard soap
400 S GS.%". of good good hard aow candles
a25 gallons of good vinegar.
q, ~ Hrsenai, 4 miles from AUGUSTA, Ca.
rs BARREL; Of E SS.S .upotano flour
So bushels of good sound beans
ago pounds of good hard t saiov candle.
10 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
:, # Fort Marion. Saint-4ug justine. Florida.
l2s barrels Of flesh flesh suporGuo flour
% bushels of good sound beans
$50 pounds OF hare soap
400 pounds good hard tallow candlos
20 bushels of good clean salt
10 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
NoEThe periods and quantities each delivery at those posts
'ney are n Specified will be- epteu
oeI ISL Deeenber ls aud h March, 1894 Tho the
PORK packed to be nened weigh not
IMAM TWO hundred pounds, quality Is
designated will consist OF hog the
legs, ears and suout. s $50 '''
Side pieces may be substituted for the hams
inc PORK TO be carefully packed Island SALT and in
pieces not exceeding pork and ynerr
20 DC contained seasoned heart barrels full booped
e soap and candles in for
Pouoh Sa wl only be received by of
me bushe The candles have The proy
pass saint Louis for their ultimate y the 18th ADr m
failure m this particular, will be breach of
anu inc department will be authorized purchase supply
uhese posts The provisions will be
on ueley and all eNpcnces by
VI tey are deposited at such boz
uhe agent o the department The Commary
oil increasing or diminishing tho quantities
one or more articles at time before entering
also OF increasing reducing quantities each delivery
ee bidders not heretofore conacto required to accompany
t with evidence of their ability with the
Oh her ureties whose responsibility certi6od
attorney or by some woll
otno5wiso their proposals will not be acted
hees cannot be made evidence
delivery VIII be required this
oe made which WILDE either in drafts Mt Wash
Banks to the Westward. - ' vs. 'P''' paying
proposal TO be sealed envelope
Proposals for furnishing Army Subsistence
'uyS' l2J-wtlstOct GEO GIBSON. G.. q. s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
TREASURY DEPARTNENT,)
LIllf 10 1900

| y
NoIICE is hereby given TO the holders of the TIM PIE
PER CENT. STOCK of the United States that f,co-
"d oil each certificate OF said stock will be paid ON the
St day OF January nert, 10 the propricors thereof or
their legal representatives. Attorneys duly constituted
on the presentation OF the said certificates at the Treasury
or at the Loan Office, where the may stand Gre
dited. ~ ~
Nouce Is urther given that no transfer of the said Ger.
tfcaes from the books of the Treasury or any Loan or
flee, will be allowed during the of September and
December next. w
Ana also, that the interest two thirds of each of the
SAID certificates will and determine ON the 3Ot dov
OF September next and the remaining third on the 81
uay oI december next. LOUIS McLANE,
secretary IF the TYeasuru
JuIy II. 23-laNfIO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

NOTlCE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by
John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
The 10th day OF November, $780, and of record in the
county court OF Amelia, and to accomplish certain purpo-
poses in said deed expressed, shall the 10th day Of
August 1882, on the premises sell by way ofpubc
uon Tor ready money, certain tract parcel Of land,
with ITS appurenances lying and being in the county OF
Amelia, and adjoining the lands OF David Mann, James
Pchet others Containing PAS acres more or less or
such portion thereof may be necessary the
uausied purposes OF said deed, and deay the expen
ces incident to the execution Of said trust The title
said land believed TO be good, but acting trustee will
only convey TO the purchaser, the title vested in by
said deed. RICHARD s. JONES Trustee
July q. 22-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

9 The ENoUIRER published twice week, generally and
three tmos week during the tho
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars annum
vance Notes of chartered specie paying banks ony)
ceived payment The Editors will guarantee the safety
them mall all by
9 No will be discontinued but the the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the payment of nino papers,
have tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono os first
O No advertisement inserted until
81 assumed by in this city its cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
yUVRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-By

IFHNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-By
IL virtue of deed of trust, executed to us by James
Powell, bearing date the 10Th day of November, 1870
and of record in the county Court of Amherst and to ac
complsh certain purposes in said deed expressed WILL
on the 10Th day OF August 1892 the premises sell by
way OF public auction for ready money, certain
parcel OF Land with its appurenances lying and being in
the county oil Amherst, the waters of Tribulation
creek and near the of said county, containing
necessary to answer the unsaed purposes of said deed
and defay the expenses incident the execution of said
trust The title TO said Land is believed good but
acting Trustees will only convey the purchaser
purchasers, the title vested i'm us by said decd.
DAVID S. GARLAND, }r,
JOHN BULLOCK, '"S'e''
June &c lt-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

ANlLL BE SOLD, on Friday the 10th day Of Au-
w gust next, on the premises, two tracts of Land,
within two miles Of Richmond; one containing 426 acres
being The tract of land which resides tie other 226
acres lying back of the Brook tavern and Joins the lands
Mr. Geo Tdyer and others II Is thought
ny say any thing about the lands as those disposed to
purchase would first view them. At the same time will be
SOLD The growing crop Of and all the stock Of every
KIND cows, hogs, sheep, &c, together with the house
hold aud kitchen furniture. Should the weather prevent
sale on that day, it will take place on the next Terms
Of sale made known on the day Of sale.
July H. f20-td1 j. WHITELAW
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july 27.

I'm ERY-VIRGGNIA-At rules holden in
n the Clerks Office Of the county court of Cumberland
from the 2d to the 18th of July, 1892:
VIM Meador, Jesse Mcador and James Meador, PllGs
against
Samuel Hatcher Thomas Meador John Meador. WIN
Bates, the children and heirs OF Rosannah Bates decd
formerly Rosannah Robertson, Stephen Robertson and
bimaOelh NoDertson Defts.
The defendants, Thomas Mcador, John Meador the
children and heirs Of Rosdnnab Bates formerly Rosannab
Robertson, William Bates, Stephen Robertson and Eliza
beth Robertson, not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the acts OF Assembly and the
rules OF this Court; aud il appearing by satisfactory evil
nence mat they are not inhabitants is Commonwealth
il is ordered, that they appear here on the first av Of
September Term next, and answer the bill Of the plain
; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond and
continued for two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted up at the front door OF the Court house of
this county. Copy Tese,
July p. 2s2,ysyv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
A VALUABLE PLANTATION ron FALE-Tb

A VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR PALETTE
IA SUBSCRIBER about TO 10 the West will sell
hs plantation, lying the Brook Run, in the county Of
heco' ABOUT Tour miles from the city Of Richmond II
contains between three and four hundred acres nearly
nan OIL winch low grounds, we'll calculated for meadow
mas sso an abundant supply Of timber Of the best qua
MY lhero has been recently discovered the panta-
ton inexhsusble beds Of MARIE equal 10 anyi lower
virginia II is deemed unnecessary 10 give par
ucuaF description, persons disposed TO purchase will
hrstView The premises. EDWIN BURTON
| ~ d Specimens Of the Merle can DO seen at the book
store Of Mcsrrs + n Nash
jury a. i7--rlw
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United States Court, Eastern District nj
HirRinin. Richnnnd AfnnIsih 1920

= " ltFttti ItftIIIIUIIU, .IIHV I5FH, ISJY. Z
LIBEL having been filed in this Court ON beh, of
"a the United States Of America against one chest Of
and the citation being returned executed on the said
Iea-the said Libel stating that the Schooner Ceres
vessel licensed to carry the coasling trade arrived in the
District Of York River, from Plymouth in Massachusetts,
h1yng on board the said chest of Tea and other articles
OF foreign growth and manufacture and the master Of the
said Schooner not being provided at the Of his arrival
with manifest OF her cargo and praying that the said
Shest OF lea may be condemned and sold forfeited
therefore, notice IS hereby given TO all persons concerned
that the said chest OF Tea WILL the first day OF the next
term be condemned forfeited unless claim sbou then
or before that time be inerposed for the same and is or
dered that copy of this order be published for fourteen
days IN one Of the newspapers printed in the City Of Rich
mond and posted for the length Of time at one Of
the outer doors Of the Capitol in the said City.
Copy. Teste, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk
July 3. 16T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

a hRANGE SPRINGS.--rhe subscribers having taken
- possession Of this property have adopted this method
informing the public that every preparation for the re-.
cePuon aud accommodation Of visitors has been made No
expense or labor has been omitted onder every thing
both comfortable and convenient
July 10 tl3-4wJ , l.. & ) p. COLEMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
July 81.
Earthemwarc. Chima e Glass.

VHNHOS. j. BARROW < Co., importers and wholesale
ID Dealers 80 Water Street, offer for sale very large
assortment of the above articles of the and best
style on the most reasonable terms and free from any com
6lnaton or restriction Aso complete variety of Looking
Glasses of mahogany and gilt frames Tie patronags
hitherto received by from southern friends calls or
our best acknowledgements and pledge ourselves to use
every eXcrton TO merit a continuance of the same
Merch hts not wishing to visit the city at this time will
have their orders attended to by forwarding them bv mai,
to the subscribers on the same terms though
themselves T. j. BARROW & CO
80, Water Street, N. York
July 27.
or The editors OF the Wing at Richmond ViIginian at Lynch
burg Spectator Staunon, Inegcnccr
fredericksburg Vrsnun Winchester Beacon al NoTok Pa
n Fincastlo, aud Reporter Danvie, publish
Of 80 So accounts to this os Gr col
lection 49, 0 W..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

SALr.-ln obedience TO the above decree, the under
signed will on the twenty fourth day of August
Cars Brook, in the county of Albemare, sell at public
auction on the credit in said decree mentioned that vaua
BILE estate called Cars Brook, Cars Low Grounds
formerly the residence of Peter Carr deceased; containing
about go about 100 ITO OF which Low
Grounds, which, with the cleared high lands good
state OF cultivation The improvements, consist of large
con
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21

is almost wholly imperative. And oven allowing
that this law would be thcnccforward stcrnly en-.
forced, or that another would be passed, prohibit
ing emancipation altogether: what would be, what
c0u!d be, the effect! We answer, that moro Lament.
able state of things to which we havo already re.
icrrcd. We should, ut no distant date, have ,rI;ie
SlaccS i'll the Old DOniniOn; or, if the present pro.
portion of white blood wcrc still allowed TO con
Stitutc n Irooman, we should become n mix,d opd
mongrcl race, and few men would venture to i'm
our" who were their ancestors in the third rcmoyc
In some small degree, this great OWL is already fell.
Every resident of Il city must have felt much en-
borraSSmont at times, TO determine WHISTLER a fell
low citizen were white or colourcd. From such
an order OF things on Il moro extended scale. wo
hope most dcvoutly that we may no always FREQ.
We have thus eudcavourcd to fulfil our underto-
king, by proving the want of wisdom, as we'll n.
the want of Justice, which must be implied in n law
compelling the removal of the free blacks. May
the Legislature continue firm TO the principle they
seem to have adopted, of excluding the compulso-
ry feature from the law, if they pass any law AT
all. That is all We ask. Without that feature. the
law would be utterly nugatory; for the free blacks
are too happy and too wise to depart uncompelled.
If Appomattox and myself havo taken Just views
OF our respective subjects, wo shall have slavery
and col"urcd freedom among Us, till time shall be
10 more. BAcoN's QUARTER BRANCH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21
FoR THE WING.
EXTRAORDINARY NEXT?

Tn the name ofcool judgement, had we not enough
of i~nHammatory matter thrown out on the subject
of Abolition, that VIC should he visited by an Erup-
ton from Halifax Whether this Eruption be vol
canlc or cutanOous-whcthc II he the crWcianS cam
gemitu of 4 mighty breast, burning with indigna-
tlon at imaginary wrongs about to be inflicted on
our country in the prostration of Justice by honor
able and patriotic mcn-men who prove themselves
just and patriotic by the course they advocatc-or
whether the character Of this Eruption bcspcaks it
any thing more than the scabby itching of some
Post Office politician TO get into the councils OF the
State, l leave TO public Judgment and DIR. Mitchell
TO determine. If the advocates of Abolition have
been mistaken in the opinion that a majority of
their tcllow-citizcns were capable oftaking Il liber-
al and extended view of the subject, by which they
would come to Il just conclusion, and make some
sacrifice of present interest and ease, for the glory
and future good of their country, that is no reason
why we should be called "Garrisons," 'fanatics,"
&c. Our Lords of the Woolheads are very need.
lcssly alarmed. We arc not of tho kidney TO edo
evil that good may come" If nothing better can
be done, in the name of pity let them come next
session, and ''pass rigid patrol laws for any body
TO execute but themselves. We have the heart to
help those 'bOneS and sincws of the country" TO
take care of their inrGiuGbieS; though we deem
them TO be worse than valuclcss. Let them believe.
once for all, that nobody wants to touch a lock of
their wool without the consent of the owner. To
ask them TO be at rest, just now, would be quite un.
measurable. Indeed it would be cruel TO stranulc
III embryo so many promising speeches as arc about
to be brought forth this spring.
L have been looking for the communication of
the Chairman of the Mccklcnburg Muzzle press
meeting as a candidate for the Senate.
Hcnrice, Fcb'l7, 1882. QUIETUS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21
To TIE PUBLIC.
n EsOTEL,

yE7IlOMAS BALL Respectfully announces
IL TO his friends and the public, that bavpp
purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Isba,n
Puckct, in the above well known establishment.
it will in future he conducted by himself. 70
those unacquaintcd he would merely state, that
the location ofthis stand is one OF the best n. th,
City, being contiguous to the Capitol, and to all
the principal Warehouses.
Being determined to conduct it in a style infe-
ri"r To none in the City, and On tho most reason
able terms, he has provided himself with active
and attentive servants; his Table will Mt ell
times be furnished with every dellcacy that the
Market affords, and his Bar stocked with the
best Liquors. The Stables attached to the c&-
adjustment are ex,cns' We and contorta BILE, and
the Os'lcrs careful and attentive.
The long experience he has had in this bust
ness, and the satisfaction that he ~flattcrs himself
has bceu invariably given heretofore, renders it
unnecessary to make any remarks as to qua
i'icat'on: suffice it say, that his personal at
tention, III every instance, will be entirely devo.
ted to the comforts of his guests, and no cxer-
tons spared to give general satifa elton.
W Ten or twelve Boardcrs, by the week.
month, or year, will be taken on terms as rea-
sonabIe as at any other House in the City.
Jan. 9, 1832.-eotf
~ The Petersburg Intclligenccr will please
publish the above two weeks, and forward their
account to the Wing Office for collection.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21
COMPOUND
CHLORINE TOOTH WASH
For cleaning aud preserving the Teeth and
.GnmS. and cleaning The Month";.

for cleaning ana preserving the Teeth and
Gums, and cleaning the Mouth.
FBNHE Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash eff
d t~ectually cleanses the Teeth, and will an
swer the purposes of the best dentrifice. 1t
contains no acid or any ingredient which can in
any case be injurious. 1t will also be found to
keep the brush itself free from all impurities.
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has
The further advantage of cleansing the mouth
also; and OF removing whatever is offensive in
the breath.-lt ha-dens the Gums and is q valua-
bic remedy for canker or soreness of the mouth.
1t may also be used with the greatest advantage
as a garglc for sore throat. In fine, it preserves
the teeth and mouth in all respects in a clean
and healthy condition; and is agreeable to the
taste.
This wash has been recommended by a num-
Der of distinguished physicians, among whom,
are DR.. Stedman. of the u. S. Marine Hospital;
Or Shurtleff, OF Boston; and DIR. Webster, pro-
lessor of Chemistry in Harvard University.
The genuine article received from the manu-
facturers, and for sale by
CHARLES GODDARD,
Richmond, Feb. II. Agent for Richmond.
C.. G. has Chloride of Lime, Cayenne Pepper,
MurIatic Acid, Rose Water, Julube Paste, Seine
Cork, Orange Gum Shellac, Alcohol, Copal and
Japan Varnish, Gold Leaf; and is receiving sup
plies of Fresh Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c.
which he offers to Country Merchants, Physi-
clans, AND those purchasing for family use, on
the most reasonable terms. est