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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
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Il "a AS received by the Equator and Madison
III a from Liverpool, and New York Packet from
London, and by the late vessels from New York
and Philadelphia, his fail supply of Goods consist.
ing in part of
White and mkt Nap Cottons and Plains,
Rose, Whitcncy, striped and point Blankets,
tearnoughts, Bearskn and Pctersham,
white, rcd, green and yellow Flanncls,
White patent Welsh Flannel
Blue-black and fashionable Cloths
Double milled drab Cloths and Vestings,
Blue, black, drab and mkt Cassimeres,
London Hats, Umbrellas, and Soaps
BoiabaZets, Rattnets. and Merino Circassians,
Bombazincs fancy StuffS and Schalis,
Worsted Damask, Moreen and Fringcs
Mixed, blue, brown, Oxford and striped Satinets,
Cambrick, Jaconet, Book Muslins, and Swiss
Goods, &c.
Irish Linens, Lawns, Diapers and Shirtings
German and British Oznaburgs,
Italian Gro de Nap and other Silks,
Sewing Silks, Threads, spool and ball Cotton,
Merino Shawls, Garze, Grape, and fancy Hand
kerchefs,
Calicoes, Ginglans, and printed Goods,
Brown, beached, plaid and colored Domcstics
Lasting, metal and suspendcr Buttons,
together with the usual variety of Goods be met
with IN retail store.
- Also, on consignment, large assortment OF
BRUSSELS kidderminstcr, three ply and Venetian
Carpetings and Rugs, which arc offered for sale as
low as IN any of the Northern markets.
SHOULD purchasers be prevented from visiting this
city from any cause whatever, orders will be exc.
cuted to the best of the advertisers ability!
sep 25-2aw8t
f8IO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The subscri
"A her is now receiving from Philadelphia, New
york and Boston, his fall supply of Goods-con.
sisting in part of the following articles:
3OO bags prime Porto Rico and RIO Green Coffee
% do. do. old Java do.
so hhds. ST. Croix and NJ o. Sugars
80 bbls. family Loaf and Lump do.
81 hhds. prime retailing NJ olasses,
IS chests Gunpowder, Imperial and Y. II. Teas,
% bags Pepper and Allspice,
10 do race Ginger,
10 kegs ground do.
% boxes No. Chocolate,-
40 do. Cheese,
terces new Rice
SO boxes fresh bunch Raisins,
2 bales soft shell Almonds,
ID casks ID. Madeira Wine,
70 do. sweet Malaga do.
IS boxes Sperm. and Tallow Candles
20 bbls. Lamp and Tanners OIL.
2OJ do. NJ G. Cut Herrings,
so do. Mackerel, No l. 3 and g.
LOO boxes Window Glass, Sx10 and l0xl2,
20 kegs Duponts and Beatty's Powder,
1000 lbs. bar Lead and Shot,
$50 casks cut and wrought Nails,
10 tons American bstered and other Steel
do. Swedes, sheet and hoop Iron,
100 Nova Scotia Grindstones
1000 lbs. Hemlock Sole Leather, good,
100 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, leading Lines, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Alum, Indigo Madden glauber and EPSON
Salts, Copperas, Saltpetre, &c. Sc
ALSO,
10000 lbs. Petersburg Cotton Yarns, all of
which viii be sold low, for cash, or to punctual
customers, the usual credit.
All orders promptly attended to, and executed
on the most favourable terms.
~ Those indebted TO the late firm of ScoTr g.
Fry, will please come forward and discharge the
same, as further Indulgence will not be given.
oct L JOSHUA j. FRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
Hides, Aewfga99.. &C.

FOR SALE.
EAkAkAA Spanish Hides, of different quail.
n ONH1S tiles,
800 Calcutta Kip Skins,
Richmond saltod slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills Curriers' Tools,
&c.
Leather of all kinds, finished or in tho
rough, bought taken in barter,
1000 sides Northern Sole Leather, Of all qualities,
by wholesale part Of a side,
Wax, Russell and grain upper Leather, Of all
kinds,
90 doz Philadelphia and other Ca.fskins,
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding Skins,
2OOO lbs Shoe Thrcad of all qualities,
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools Lasts,
&c. &c.
Skirtlng, harness and bride Leather,
Ilogskins, bag Hides, Sheepskins, &C.
Buffalo, leopard, bear and hair seal Skins,
Fishskins, Webb, Of all kinds Cut Tacks,
&c.
Saddlcry and Saddlefs Tools, Of all kinds,
Saddle Trees, Serge, Deer's Hair, &c.
Chase and covering Hides patent Leather,
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handles
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs Moss and Gig:
Bows,
Stage, Wagon, and Gig Collars,
1000 pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes.
Cash paid for country Hides.
aug lG-law6wif w g. J. G.. CRANE.
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800 ESBIXY a ERGl.

r. BSCONDED from this city. on the mornin 2
IA OF the 29th ult, NEGRO MAN. (slave, }
named AARON, who calls himself AARON IdGmrFooT,
have reason to believe that bis destination is New
York, by the way Of Norfolk Ifapprshendcd
out of tie State of Virginia, and secured in iuil,
so that recover MIN, | viii give 300. If taken
within the State, and secured in like manner,
VIII pay a reward Of 520.-AARoN is a mulatto, OF
gentee appearance, % years old (but looks older
feet to lO5 inches high, spare and well made,
high forehead inciin;ng to badness, oval face, re-
gular features, speaks slowly and deliberately
dress when last seem was grey short coat, luo
Pontaloons, boots, black hat, with Grape arOund it,
usually a watch, with guard chain. AARON
is doubt in possession Of a free pass, taken
letters addressed to some person in Norfolk, with
the view to effect safe passage.
w. MOSBY, .Jr.,
Executor Of NJ u. Mosby.
Bchmon Va, jay g. 1892.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
- FNEg5s y

H AN authorised 10 rent for the yosr 1s33 tho
N Plantation and Ferry, in which have an in.
tercst, IN James City county, on James River, be.
tween the place called St. Georges and james
Town. No person need apply, who il not
prepared to give two hundred dollars per annum.
Letters addressed TO me, at Richmond, (post paid
will be promptly auepdcdto. j. A. SMITH "
SEP G--cgf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

pursuance of an order of the court of Hano
Id yer county, to us directed, shall pr oceed 10
SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, on the 18th day 'of October next tina
tract OF Land lately held by Mildred White, as her
dover In the estate of William White, deceased. 1t
is situated in said county of Hanover upon Chick
ahomany swamp about miles from the CITY of
Richmond, near tho termination of Mechanicsyls
Turnpike.
The said Farm has upon it large and convent.
ent Dwelling House, with other buildings a spring
OF excellent water and very large orchard of well
selected fruit trees. AS presume that all per.
sons DESTROYS of purchasing will view the Land wo
deem 1t unnecessary TO say more but refer them to
Mr.. Geo. w. Truehesrt, who resides upon the
premises.
TERMs.-One fourth cash, ono moiety in twelve
months from the day of sale, and the other moioty
In two years from the day of sale.
EDWARD G. SYDNOR J.
MILES MACON commissioner,
WIN. ID. SYDNOR
AT the same time and place will be sold, by the
legatees of tho above mentioned VIM White IA
acres adjoining the same. sep l9-dtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
EsREsss .1ygGckcem25e's Seminary

AA/ ILL be re opened the lst Oct, for
w the reception of Boarders and Day.Pupils
Miss MACKENZIE thankfully ack now lodges her
obligations 10 the public. for the preference given
Tor years to her Seminary, and truly DESTROYS TO
nor expence to provide for her Pupils efficient Mas
tiers, the use of select Library, Philosophical
and Chemical A. aratus, with every other advan-
tage that can facilitate the requirement of a so.
lid, useful and liberal Education
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

For the information of those narcnts abroad-
who may enquire respecting the merits of Miss
Mackenzie's School, am happy to bear testimony.
to the decided appreciation which have uniformly
heard expressed by those parents in town. who
have entrusted their children to her care. since
my residence here, nave been personally ac
,quainted with Miss NJ, and feel an assurance that
her piety and talents are of such an order, and so
thoroughly tested that she will not disappcnt the
confidence which she soicits
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Shockoe Hill
sept ~ 2aw5t
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Important Sale of Real Estate.


TWNHE undersigned have determined on selling
IA tho Lots composing the Town of Florence in
the CITY. of Botetourt, at Public Auction Florence
is situated Immediately on James River, ct the
mouth of Looney's Geek, the main Valley
Road and two miles above Pattonsburg--Fo For
commercial purposes and to commercial men,
this sale presents the best opportunity for the
investment of capital to be found west ofthe Blue
Ridge mountains 1t is the nearest point on James
RiDer for the trade (and shipment of produce to
l.ynchburg aud Richmond) Of the Merchants md
Farmers of the counties of Montgomery, FLOYD,
Smyth, Wythe, Washington, Jazowell, Giles
Lee, Russell, and Scott; and is now the most CON
venient point for those of Bath, Pocahontas Greon-
brer, and Monroe. The situation Of the land is
very desirable for Town, it being in a saubrous
climate, is we'll watered, sufficiently fiat and level
and possesses commanding situations for
private dwellings, and Looney's Creek afFording
sufficient water for manufacturing purposes
Florence will be laid off in Lots Of a quarter acre
each The sale will take place on the premises
on Monday, 9Th November, 1882. Terms liberal,
which will be made known the day of sale.
VI. HARVEY.
sep24 JNO. NJ. HARVEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

Having been intimately acquainted with Miss
Mackenzie, ever since her residence in this city,
can, with great Dropriety declare that consider
her emnenty qualified not only by her literary at
tainmens, but also by the piety of her life. 10
discharge the duties of instiuctress of Young
ladies'; and have no doubt that those parents and
guardians who may entrust their children TO her
care will be highly satisfied both with their clas-
steal and moral improvement.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop of VIRGINIA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
TRUST SALE.

EDURSUANT TO tho provisions of Deed of
IA Trust executed by Lewis Armistead and
Elsey his wife, the 4th day January, 1880. for
the benefit OF Thomas Prddy, and of record i'm
the office of the Hastings Court of the city of-
Richmond, the subscriber, as trustee named in
said deed, will offer for SALE at public auction To-
the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the prem
SEES, ON Saturday, the 9th day of October next at d
O'Clock, L. NJ, that valuable Lot, with II Brick
House and other improvements thereon lying on
street, sometimes called Cary Street, in the city
OF kichmcnd' now in the possession of said Lewis
Armistead, and which is said to be twenty feet
wide in 'front.' and back from Cary street
about 10 feet, to a line known Gaego's line.
This property being in the very centre of the bust
ness part of the city, requires no further recon.
mendaton to invite the attention of the public
than to say that the title is believed to be indsputa
oe' out acting as trustee, the subscriber will only
convey such little is vested i'm him bv the deed
above mentioned.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
sep 21-tdsd 'rrnsts.
L. S.--The above sale will bs conducted Inv Ex
um s. Hubbard, Auctioneer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
NORTEsEREY1 ESY

II Iat1abte Pao1unkey Estate, for Sale.
AESlROUS Of removing from this section Of
AZ country, offer for sale this valuable Estate
situated at the upper end Of New Kent county u
contains 800 acres, Of which 500 are river fiat and
900 cleared land The improvements consist of a
comfortable Dwelling House. with four rooms and
ali necessary out-houses, large and extensive Gra
naros with ali other houses calculated for farming
purposes The soil IS good, producing all the sta
pies OF the country IN abundance, such as Wheat
Corn and. Cotton. This Estate is probably as well
"aicred az any in Virginia, having number Of fine
springs IN various parts Of the Farm, is well enco
scd, has an abundant supply of timber, and is in
every respect calculated Tor immediate profit All
the fish that frequent waters, wild fowl, sora
&C, are taken IN abundance. / think il may with
safety be said that for its extent it is one Of the
very best Estates in the county-lhe ncigbborhood
Is wealthy and navigation at the door. 4 bank of
mari has lately been discovered within n few feet
OF the open land, and IS, from appearance, sufficient
" abundant TO improve the entire Tract. further
description is deemed unnecessary, as il is prest
med those wishing to purchase will first view the
premises, which viii at any time he shcwn by nv
self or Manager Terms accommodating, and title
unquestionabc. THOMAS MACON
sep 5-2aw2g 1aw6,y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

ri OIICE.-Thc subscriber having leased that
v well known stand the WASHINGTON
TAVERN, and it having. undergone a thorough
repair, at considerable expense, is now ready 10
accommodate Travellers 1t is useless to saw apv
thing about the situation Of the house. as IL is so
wen known can only say that the house is in
better condition now than it ever has been since il
was brst built. If my old friends and the public
generally viii give me a call, 7 will try and give
them satisfaction. JOHN TAINIAN
&C 2--c2rw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
$50 Dollars Reward.

q AN Sunday night, the 9th ult., an Inccndiary
W burnt down at the Cottage, or Little West
Ham Farm, two Barns, containing wheat ma
chine, n large quantity of corn, oats sc and on
Sunday night the Goth ult., barn was set on fire.
Wcst-iiam Farm. The above reward will be given
for such information may lead to the conviction
of the offender or offenders
WIN. SHAPARD.
West Ham, Henrico County, Sept IL, 1892 co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

ElDEMAUER, or tie Bcnodiciincs, a re.
~ ID gend Of the Rhine by the author Of the Prai
RE, Rod Rover, Bravo, &c. Just received and for
sale ny II. l. SMITH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

Executor of the Estate of Mrs. Lucy Minor, dec.
WoodIawn, September %, 1882.
u National Intclligencer, Richmond Enqnrcr.
Constitutional Wing, Southern Religious T'cle.
graph, and Christian Sentinel, will please insert
the above a week, for four weeks, on the in.
side form. and send accounts TO this Office for col
Icclinn.-Arenq. nc 3-uAtif
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
DIED..


In Georgetown, D. c., on the morning Of the
18th instant, Marie LOUISE Mason, eldest
daughter Of Maj. M. Mason,'of the U. States'
Army.
In Salem, Massachusetts, Mr.. JOSEPH Vim.
CENT. XCvI years and seven months. When
the news Of the battle Of Bunker Hill reached
Salem, he Immediately repaired to the field Of ac-
ton, accompanied by number Of his townsmen,
but too late to take part in the battle. At THE
time he carried on large Cordage manufsctory,
and supplied tue army besieging Boston with
match. rope, and the boats with coIdage. When
the slodbs Of war were built at Newburyport, Mr..
Vincent was called upon to furnish the cordsge
for them. This article at that time. was not ca.
silly to be obtained, and he refassA to sell to the
merchants here, using these words, g My coun.
try 6rst-until she is suppled, have nothing
for you" lie took the PROMISE to PAT of the
State Of Massachusetts. rather than the Mer.
chants gcld-tbis PROMISE to pay was never
fuIfilled-he never received 40 adequate compen'
sation, being compelled {" take Continental mo.
ney. In i777. number Of apprentices, and q
colored servant in his family, wishing to rnte,
the army, he equipped them at his own expense.
He afterwards joined the army under Washing
ton as volunteer. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

TIE Heather AT the Museum on Wclnes-
day. the thermometer ranged frou $50 to 49,
THIS evening t2lst Nov Is the anniversary OF
last winters commencement, OF woful memory
in which all the elements. consisting Of thunder,
lightning, rain, sleet. hail, snow. and Powerful
wind, were united in the introduction Of season,
perhaps the most dreful, in its effects, to all ere.
alton, within the pale of history or the memory
Of man. May such another winter never visit
this earth NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

seeetabie paper printed at the seat Of government
10 that State. says that an overwhelming maj'rl'
~ Of their most iuteIligennt and patriotic citi'
zeus have taken the oath Of Hannibal, that the
Laws to which they have sworn allegiance shall
MT be nulliied by the innovations ct South Ca
roIina; and the FIRST gun fired BY that State. T..
C.) shall be the signal to redeem the confiscated
property Of her citizens.
The Tennessee Resolutions against Nullihca-
ton, passed the Senate BY an uaaainsous vote,
and in the House Of Representatives there were
but seuen dissenting voices, some it not all OF
whom were influenced, it is stated. rather by q
hostility to those offered. The; Legislature adj
ourned on the ED ult. after session Of seven
weeks, having passed SO public and ISL private
acts. The measures Of principle Importance
were the adoption Of the General Ticket System
for choosing electors Of President and Vice
President Of the u nited States, the division Of
the State into Congressional Districts, and the
Charter Of the " Union Bank Of thu State Of Ten.
nessee."
The Cincinnati Gazette states, that an exten'
sive establishment for the manuf cture Of hemp.
en- bale rope, Irvine. snd bagsing. by machinery
and steam power, has just been put into opera
ton at Newport, opposite to that City. The pro-
prietors intend to consume Kentucky hemp in
their works. This establishment, with its pre-
sent machinery, is calculated to manufacture
four hundred and City tons Of hemp annually -
The company contemplate extending their works
SO as to manufacture Kentucky Jean, and to add
to them a mandatory for drawing sheet and
pipe lead. -
Capt. Bowers. Of the ship Providence, from
Canton. reports that the U. ). frigate Potomac,
Com Downes. left Lintin, for the Sandwich Isl
and, about the first Of June.
The City Councils Of Wilmington, Delaware
purchased and sent TO Philadelphia, for the bene
! fiji of the inhabitants of the Cape de Verbs. TIVE
hundred barrels af Corn Meal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, at Friendship. BY the Rev.
Mr., Mackenheimer, Mr.. EDxUND CooLIDoB, u
Washington, to Miss e. A. Bowie. daughter d
the late John B. Bowie. Of Prince Georges Coun.
ty, Maryland
In Nofolk, on Wednesday evening last, By the
Rev. DR.. Ducsch.t. Lieut.. MAxTIn BuRK, If the
Sd Reet. u 8. Artillery, to Miss MArrr TAY.
LoR, daughter Of the late Francis Taylor, Esq.
Of ths< Borough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

New Books.
lust received on sale, by W. H. MORRISON,
81 The American Almanac and RePsstosy o. Use.
Desilyer's Annual Register and Almanac for 1893
Farmers & Mechanics do do do for DO
Theological Libr.ry, vol. No 2; consisting OF Rers
lation by Shuttlewohh
The Boys and GiiI's Library, No.
Webstei's United States
Signs of the Times, vols
Dr. Peysons Family Sermons
Stewart on the Romans
The Young Mans Own Book
The Young Lady's do do
The above with ~ fine collection Of Theological
and school Books - can be found in the District viii
be sold on - good terms Is can be had elsewhere.
GTWin be received in . few days, from Boston and
New York, . very fine collection Of Reading Books,
suitable for presents to young persons.
nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
OBITUARY.-r COMMUNICATED. I

L )
Died, IN the Cd inst. at the foot Of Rapide des
Munes, Of Cholera, SAMUEL c. MUIR, VI. ID
He was graduated as Doctor Of Medicine at Edin-
bargh, aud served as Surgeon in the U. 8. Al.
nv, during the last war with Great Britain
Those who served with him we'll knew the distin
yuished manner in which he performed his off,
ciai duties.
Some time after the close Of the war. he re.
signed his commission. aud removed to the Up
DER Mississippi, Lead Mines, then an Indian
country He Was one OF the earliest settlers OF
GaIena, and one Of the most efficient in giving
that respectable tone to the society Of the place
which il has continued ever since to sustain.
DR.. Muir was a gentleman and a scholar. 10
his knowledge of Bellies Lettres he had few
equals; and for skill in his profession. we believe
one was rarely found who surpassed him. He
was modest aud retiring in his manners. and in
his address peculiar and eccentric. Notwlth
standing which. we can safely say, no one knew,
who did not love aud esteem him. Many per-
sons migrating to new and uncultivated coun-
try, especially when surrounded by Indians. lose
| that urbautv of manners which distinguished
| them when ia more refined society: but Doctor
| NJ. always retained the same modest department
ard suarity of manner, whether in his native
| Virginia, in the Army, or the wild woods Of the
farthest West. AS proof Of this, we need on.
ly refer to the respect which he commanded
among all classes Of the society by which he was
| surrounded.
The English, the Irish, the French, the Ger
mans. and. we may add, the aboriginal popua
ton Of the country, loved and respected him.
He was equally dear to his own countrymen, whe.
Their from the North. the South, or the West. He
knew nothing Of the value Of money, except SO
far as II furnished his family with the necessares
of life, and his children with the advantages Of
education.
We know not the man who devoted so large
proportion of his income to the literary improve
n,ent of his children as Dr.. Muir: they were
sent to the best schools, whether public or pri-
vate, which the country afforded. They have
met with an irreparaple los s--that,o Of kind. an
indulgent, and an affsctionate parent We
sympath,ze. toe, with his sisters. although stran-
gers to us. on the death Of a brother, whom we
knew to have borne them in remembrance, not
wiihs,apdins. for many years, he had been far
removed from their society. N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
COMMERCIAL.

Plaster Paris, (retaI') per ton, 80 w
Flour. The wagon price Of Flour continues
steady at Sc. OF, store price S6,l2a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
j. B hayden, Dentai Surgeon,

NJILL commence his professional visits to Alexan.
nue. them on the second and fourth Thursday in each
month during the season a. b. n, tenders his ack
to his friends for the very liberal
enlargement hitherto received, aud respectfully soil.
cts continuance Of their patronage
N D. Persons desiring his professional rvices are
requested to send note to the Bar Of C|agus City
Hotel, may s-d3tHe Thtf :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
BOSTON MARKET. Nov. 1e.

Fior.-A slight decline on Genessee has been
submitted to. aud sales at quotations-s 500
bis Baltimore Howard street sold at 81, mo.
and 500 do Alexandra noun tain taken on Mon.
day. Ito arrive) at 81 per bbl 4 no
Grain There have been large arrivals, and
about So 600 buahels Of Corn sold, including
Northern yellow at 90 81 cents; Southern yel'
low &c SIC; and Philadelphia yellow, 90c; De.
Iaware meaIing Corn. (so called) 87a SO; South
white. "a &c per bushel cash; Rye aad Oats
but little at market, and sales limited.
CPnriot.