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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-18
NnSt ington. ID .4nril. LEO,


SIR: Your letter Of yesterday is receiypd
As thrtr is nothing now ofinquiry or argu.
ment between us, might forhrar offering
a reply; but, for desire to correct some
per'ersi'n given both 10 the meaning g. ex
preston of my last communication to YOU.
shall notice hut one Ofthem.
did not assert that Nr. krrmpr never
used tile language imputed to him by YOU.
NJ derived from MI. Crowninshield il is
given as a matter Of belief only. 81 cannot
lorbrar the opinion" is the expression used.
accompanied by a full aud sufficient rea.
son why topinion could not Sc incorrect
and that your informant must be mistakpn,
1t was unnecessary for you To talk of Alr.
Crowninshisld's honor and ,eracify 10 me.
| entertain as high an opinion of them as
YOU car ; but that lie is mistaken, have
no more doubt than have that MIR. Kre-
mrris also correct man. His dilfrrlnc
with you can assuredly not render him a
better or worseHmcmber uf society.
admit, most cheetfuIly. tllat have no
lain on your courtesy, aud 70 "any oxlf a
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ordinary observance of is rules have
claims. ~ this respect. 81 no rne society,
mol NE, creates tie claim. & has lon3 since
established amongst her subjects, that hers
are rnlrs every where ia fashion, and always
tn be regarded. ! atn n little surprised
that you should claim 10 enter any protest
agsinstthern, while yonc,inre such warmth
ol regard for the catholic principle of con
frsslVn. Permit me to assure s0u, that,
with such arowals before ,ne, have not the
lsast desire 10 QUESTION "your indispntablS
right to choose your own preeeptor.'
For The privilege conceded BY You of Wis
Ting Mr.. Kfemrr, and of deriving s. from
his socirly whatever enioyments il can af
ford, literary, scieutiic, or political |
ought to feel grateful, however | may omit
to express my gratitude. Mr.. Krcmrr is
considered an honest man; he beals with
him, every where, this reputation and,
whilst he bears il, is fair company for any
one, although he may not, like false coin,
aim TO assume any gloss appearance, or
10 pass for any Thing beyond real value.
respectfully, your most obedient,
JNO. II. EATON.
Hon. ii. CLAY Secretary of STATE
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TIE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
From The .kIfioanL E5sptf,

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n'h"J '"in''leu anu turned tPon nearly
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VII '''c p''oo'p"' Spf"N'rs. Ahe loymer,
= ~ e'','e VI wy W H'c sPeftlts on Inc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ''e ahHttNeh ,'al'Ies
- ~" AZ 5""' ""i NV negroes from
| i,''''' ''t NV" AVA ,i'e y"uf d"elNen
| a''"o'o1 y, i'' po''''e' slavery OF the "a.
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American PelItlo"s before a. ref"lationa
~ su"ss.'' ano tne treatment oil Doctor
'a'"'''' III '''ls s.f"'n-
~ f,'9'' VI 'ne petition 'i America
vas ''J''r'' anu "'' en'','nt man was
! eS'",e,'." ~, u'F' WIN elhef causes,
a"' '.a - '''o go s'''hs' ~ ,hat coun'
~ "''.' NV '',u II was nor anu seven or
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w., Tvs ~" oa." '',, u 'l' 9utsoof, 'n1'
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The Hon. JOHN II. EATON.


SIR Your letter in answer 10 mine, was
received at O'Clock yesterday from the
delay, Twas disposed TO think YOU had con
cuded not 10 reply
On reading yonr communication TO your
late constituents. bad understood YOU as
intending to convey the idea, no; A" by infer
enoe from a fact, bu. almost by actual aver
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DOMESTIC.
From .Aoj;ouoL yutsUigen,oy

Messrs. G.Lts SEArnN You are request.
cd 10 publish in the IntclIgencer, the enclos-
ed letters, explanatory OF the meaning which
should attach 10 particular EXPIRE 5aions con
tanned in MIR Clay's Address to his Constitu-
ents.
Respectfully JNO. II. EATON
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Thomas Pdine.-The following extract
Paine. To lady in New York, was publish
ed. for the first time. in the last Boston GA
lasy. Although we have not seen the orr
Gnal, we have no doubt ~ 10 lis auihentirI
", for on tutniug To Paines Letter To.
Washington, dated, Paris, June 30th, l7a5,
we find II there mentioned, and quotation
from ii given, corresponding with the copy
now pubII,hrd This quotation is thus intro
duced IN the letter to Washington "Sonn
after the Federal Constitution arrived in
Cngl md, received 4 letter from female
literary correspondent, native of New
York, very we'll mixed with friendship, sen
tiiacnt, and politics. II my answer to tina,
letter, permitted myself 10 rambIe into
thAWlIderness Of imagination. and I, anti
clpate what mi Sht hereafter be the condi
ton of America. had no idea that the
picture then dew WAS realizing so FAST
As the extract aIlude to. is cougcnia with
the subject lam upon, herrtranscfibe it."
here follows the paragraph, beginning
with the words, ga thousand years hence"
However correct Mr. Payne may haye
been, as to other topics, he appears TO have
been greatly mistaken in lis calculations
respecting the ruin Of HH5erty in this roun
try g; for, although 20 years have elapsed
sihee he imagined lac had discovered syinp
foms "t ais decline, thetr never was a pc
tlVd When our IRE nstitdtionS possessed
greater vigor or the rights nC the people
better understood, than at the present no
ment. N y Nat. .2ay.
I r.rx. ,NnCt,,pnfnl, ,,n1r,t,,I.t.
and Mrs. L. "n their happy marriage, and
every branch. Of the family, allied by tina,
conueXon, and Irrqnrst my fair correspon
dent TO present 10 her partner, and to say
that he has obtained one of the highest
prizes in the wheel Besides the pleasure
which Your letter gives me-. 10 hear that
you are all well and happy, it relieves me-
from a sensation not 70 he dismissed and
if you will excuse few dull thoughts for
obtruding themselves in a congratnlatory
letter, viii tell you what it is. Nhcn
see my female friends drop of by matri
mony, am sensible of something that eff
fects me like a loss, and in spite Of all ap
pearances of joy, cannot help mixing the
sincere compliment of regret with that of
congratulation. 1t appears as if had out
lived a lost friend-it seems to me as if the
original were no more, and that to which
she is changed fnrsakes the circle, and for
gets the scenes of former society. Felici,es
and cares superior 10 those she formerly
ealed for. create To her a new landscape of
life, that excludes the little friendships of
the poet. 1t is not every LADY S mind that
IS sufficiently capacious to prevent the
greater object from crnwding ont the less,
Or can spare thoughts to future fiendshp,
when she has given her hand and heart TO
the man that loves her. But the spnti
menis your letter contains have prevented
those dull ideas from mixing with the con
graiuiaiions present you, and is So con
gehial N,iE tae enlarged opH.on I hae. al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.



Returns have been received flom all the
Congressional districts IL an extent sulli
Gent to enable us 10 state thr names Of our
Representatives in the next Congress.
Thomas Newton, WIN. S. Archer, Mail,
Alexander, john Randolph. Andrew ST.
vcnson, Burwel i,assctt, Wm. &. Rnes,
Robert 5 Garnrtt, John Talialerro, Chas.
+. Mercer, John 5. Ban hour Jos. johnson.
VIM. Mccoy, John Floyd, aud WIN. Smith
(probaby) ARE re eitcied,
Col. James Trez,ant, rice Arthur Smith.
declined.
Thos. Davenport, rice Geo. Tucker, do
NathalGcl IL. Claiborne, rice Jab'z Left
wich.
Robert Taylor. pice +. p. Barbour, de-
eiined.
WIN. Armstrong, rice J Stephenson, do
Alfred II. Powell, Uice J. Williams, do.
Brni EstilI rice Alexander Smyth, do.
Fifteen members are fe-eleCtrd--and in
every Instance except one, where new
members are returned, the former Repre-
senlaIiyes declined coolest. This adhe
renee 80 inculnb.nts of office is seen in no
other state but Virginia. The people ol
the Old Dominion seldom change then
public ser, ants unless there be some cause
lot II. HIS tDhlSt - ifIihibi9 HhitOHHiD
beneficial, becausr, ~ ia every other matter,
know ledge of the details Of legislation IL
perfectly acquired only by experience.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CdJeH-Elisha McComas, John Everett.
EiizoJeh Cdy--Charlcs u. Collier, Bra
zure W. Pryor
Ha,1ison-J edcdah w. GoT,* George
J. Wlilimsf
williamsburg John Page i5, Wan. NJ,
Moody ~.
.ScoH Andrew Fuller, - Khgore.H
HeStmorctand liunserGOrd, VIM.
Wakrr.*
Ho$hiagton-Ro. +. Cummings John
kclIad.*
yefsrson- Carver Willis DAM. Morgan.
.Hiddtesfr-Rchard NJ. Segar, William
Shepherds
Eauguier-AIdridSe James, John Mar
shall, jr.
.4ccsmdc-John 7. Drummond, Henry
Fletcher.
STATE SENATE.
In the district Of .4ccOmac, &c. MAJ VIM.
Jones is elected.
In the district of WeSimoreiand, Sc. ST.
Legcr l.. Carter is elected.
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NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

The New York Albion mentions the
commitment of Mr.. CHARLES RoBERT
T,uGnAN, MS an Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PIcnipotenliary To this county
/ was lately mentioned in the Paris papers
tpIt Nj. Vaughan had passed through that
Guy on his return 10 England from Swift
,edand, where he has been for the last two
ur three years in the capacity Of Minister.
HIS young msn under 40 years Of age,
Of distinguished talents, fine scholar and
Of great moral worth. He went TO Spain
IN 1903 aud soon after published very
Interesting account Of the sirge of SArego,.
~ When Sir Henry Wellesley was APP
pointed Ambassador 10 the constitutional
government of Spain at Seville, Mr..
Vaughan was appointed his Secretary, and
hremaned in that station until 1918, when
Sir Henry went for six or eight months In
England, during which time Mr., Vaughan
acted in the capacity of Minister. He was
in 1920, appointed Secretary
L tie Embassy II France, and IN 1922 or
.25, Minister To Switzerland.
30 yton Daily .2do.
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2 estimated from 20 10

L. variousiy esiimateu rom 20 IN
fsp ooo dolirs. A melancholy proof of
9s,cer of transporting gunppwder in
Iaf t,,tsl FIR rs soon as the word was
sfaa bv the captain that powder was an
many who went IN extlnguist IN
M Tired ~ alarm, and the vessel W.
I'm ,b,ndaned 10 her fate. M gunpow
~ !',.,ht 10 he permitted 10 he transported
ee aT,h,ats for freight, or in any bat the
II ,p,ntiiies. Life IL of more con.
''nt" ,r. than iucre. Next we have the
-hn,t Albemarle, (which WAS about
... I'll and transferred To Norfolk burnt
NJ ,Ily Al Philadelphia, In the waters
ar 1a Then, the Oliver Ellsworth, struck
NJ mex near Huntington, and consdera
a.l.,n.rpd-a last of all, the reche,
=, lbs below Natchrz, the most deplo-
fg catastrophe of all, because from IL 10
-. .9'.ss we're lost, by the DANES or by
y mr. This, too, is the only one which
a,5.ssfgstro,.d BY the bursting of the boiler.
va bsh~ n.
liter from Tamp;co of the 18th of
nh in Noah's Nat. Advocate, details
M accidents which are injurious /" the
-. az they are disgracelal To the Navy.
.A,,,rjcan sehr of war IS stated TO have
81 - r,mpicn two months waiting for
t ,@s in spreie--she obtained il and sailed
=. New York. Another schr. of war then
:, sga her Station; and was detained near
s .a6th, until she received freIgh for New
n rams. Thus for three months two oil
~ yessrls of var, instead of executing
nm commission. and eruizlns IN the Gull
Mexico for the suppression OF pirates,
,s,p been drawn of for the lucrative pur-
No. ,o.e of transporting specie, for the benefit
ant of the nation, st whose expense the
=, ..rl Is equipped i but of their own com
rladprs 1'hs is an abuse which cries
.9al-fnr suppression. This mercenary
.irt IS diffusiog itself with an alarming
lnidiiy throughout the Navy. This pr
!, err oflransponins specie ought To be
,...iod,d or restricted. Mr.. Secretary
s.5fhard ought 10 look into these abuses
certain whether these facts did really
se place at Tanpicu--and exact due
punishment for the past and security for The
Bhre. 10
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FROM KEY WEST.

NoEToLkt May g.
A friend who left Thompson's Island on
the 9Th April, informs Us that II was quite
unhealthy there about the period of his
leaving, the deaths averaging about three Il
week at the u. $. Naval Hospital lie was
assured by the Commanding Officer of
Marines, that ont of thirty on his muster
roll, only about ten were well enough 10
pc, form duty. lie also heard that the
citizens residing on the Island were equal
sufferers that cveL the negroes, and uthers
vino accompanied the road contractors oul
to Key West five months ago, bad been
compelled to discoDtinne their work, IN
consequence of sickness, but not before
they had completed two important rohds
Com. Warrington was on board the Sen
GHI, tn sail in few days for Matauzas.
The store ship D'coy also lay IN Key
Wrst-d. silnallon unknown.
A French frlgaie and brig Of war lay 1T
Havana, having recently arrived from Eu
rope, conveying several hundred Spanish
truops--inal destination unknown. lntd
llgcncc of this had reached jamaica, AID ii
MAS bellr,ed all tie Brush mro of war
would repair to Havana without delay,
from thai station, 10 watch the motions of
the French. BcacoH.
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The Lawyer with bis ereenisb heg,
Although he fuppish seems to wag.
Yet many ooAeomh bh.k doth lag
To DO u Farmer.
We onseks, who vrnd Your poisonous pill,
Who srldum cure bit often kill,
iou would be doing hetier still
10 lie Farmer
Al You that preach without ehli,
Aud purse and scrip hive nonc al all,
Old sntnn throw Sou o'or the wall,
II be Farmer
All YOU who for rs legislaic,
Beware lest you should grow ioo great,
Aud then you will l,t doom'd by lato
II bc n Farmer.
All those who take n nap at noon,
Uuless they've ehema Il the silver spoon,
They all must qnil IT very soon
To be Farmer
TO SEE "a man neglect his crop
Aad lounge ahon, whiskry shop,
lic'snnl OF sufficient chop
In br Farmer
PAfmeK CouNrY, April 1890.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12

~ The papers by Last nights mail are
unusually mimportaot. Wcmalse The fol
lowing selections the only articles Of the
least interest
The Cotton market has ngain ad,anced.
On the 30th, about 10000 bags lad been
sold and prices were considered fully 9
higher than those of the week preceding
l0A had been paid FOR npands, and IN SON,
instances 17d had been refused. Ther,
had been 40 arrivals f1r come days from
the u s.. aud although many vessels wrr,
expected, no decline IN prices WAS looked
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
House Of Commons, n)niy .nuch 20,
CORN LAWS,

Mr.. Iurwen, IL presenting petition
from the merchants aud dealers in corn, in
the city of London, said he cone nrrrd in
the prayer of the petitioners, for revision
ol the corn laws, aud for protecting duty
of from DTS. 10 COS. quarter. Tiny MISC
prayed that duty on foreign grain might
be Imposed Ia the TX eni of Cos. On wheat
l04 on barley, aud O.. on oats, bat they
wished ihN The corn, DOW bouded, 10 be
admitted into the market, duty ire. Ma
ElIlee opposed the prayer, and Mr.. lius
klpson deprecated any discussion on the
presentation of the petition he was glad
rhnt Nj Iurwcn, who, N 1921, WAS ~
,tauneh'Tllvocatc for monopoly, had 80 far
r"l1xed IN his opinions. Mr.. /. Wilson
said HE extensive system of commercial
policy recently Developed by ministers,
would be- incomplete without revision of
the corn laws,--ln answer to II question
from Sir +. Lrlhhlidgr, Mr.. lluskisson
said the Hon. Member, Mr.. Whiimorr1 IN
the motion Of which he had given notice
on the subject of the eorn laws, he had rn
lircly exercises his oWn discretion. The
petition MAS ordered To lie on the table.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12

MARRltD, on Tuesday evening, lbo ID
inst. hy the Rev. Nm. 3. Reid, JANIS T.,
BOuLDlN, Esqr. OF Henry 10 Miss MEIlN-
DA L., aud at the same Time and rnre, by the
same, DIR THOMAS l.. MITCHELL, OF Red.
ford Ia Mis- ANN daughters OF Cal. David
Saunders OF Bedford county.
--, on Tuesday evening by the Rev.
VIM Duncan, MIR GEORGE " PETTY.
JollN, 10 Miss ANN, daughter OF Mr. Archie.
lnus REYNOLDS, OF Amherst.
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n Milling Lore Litter j.!

We have been handed the following love
letter for publication, which was accidentally
found, emitting only tho names,& the object
of the writers alteration. Her heart must
have been AS impenetrable as marble if she
listened with indifference TO such warmth
aud cloquence ofexpression II 10 n little
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
STATE CONVENTION.

We noticed week or tnoaSo the result
of the votes in four counties 10 which poll
We're held at the April 81, ctions, and which
gave 10 the Contenlooiels large, and III
deed overwhelming majority. We observe
returns from Jefferson county, which add
largely to the majority The vote stood
For a Convention, ga against il, about
20!
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Nncuvsent MONEY!.

Tue notes ofthe Banks of Georgia, South
- carolina and North Carolina, and the most
.," s OF other uncurrent money, taken on
Lar soaahle terms nj the Lottery and Exchange
.e OF S. 81 NJ ALLEN Il co.
Na'eh 20 Main Street. LyHcktarg
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nTJE FARMER :"

The following article, rs well MS the one
which we formerly published with the same
cognOmen, possessra no small degree Of
excellence, if we consider the Disadvantages
under which its author lahours. He has
never las he informs US cnioyed the bcne
fits Of even tolrrabe education--Likr
Burns, hp is " child Of The piough" His
illusions, therefore, must be measured, not
by the rigid standard of taste, hut 10 refer
cncc solely 10 his means. His sentiments
are good, however critics may fnd fault
with his style -
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To PLANTERS

ME subscriber continues 10 sell tobac-
az, 90 on commission, and promises strict
r.a sSg'loh TO the interests Of those who may
s,I auoe their crops 10 his care He will also
, epa 10 Bank business for his country
nus ARCHD. HATCHER.
February 81. wtsif 81
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TO the Afflicted.
Dr. attridge's 1iacture
lNR IN DioHSYAON,
Termed Dyspepsia.
May 10


liE discovery a. this Medicine lap
been tbs eject Of long aud attentive stu
dy, Is now mnde public from ihe most deri.
ded eonVici'on founded on ample experience
ol IFS power IN erndirHlug llhs dpense, nftef
every other medicine had lated II has only
heea ~ ms country twelve months, and II
has done wonders III giving restoration, md
III hsihmhltcnl enBes, It's benchGial effects has
been astonishing Dr.. 'Rs Farmer, M.,pber
Of The Royal College Of Sur cons in Lon, o..
declares ~ his Treatise, that Asihnn and indi.
Restlon are found Co-esisling, ibe stomach
nj all times eSefl6 eonsideraHe influence
over the pulmonary tnnciionA4<and IL Is Tia. n,
Tore lar 10 Conelnde thet the former disease
: aggravated by the batter. Asthmnlic peo.
pie, conlinucsihe learned Doctor, should i'm.
poe upon Themselves the same regulation NJ
II The case we're purely dsgpppfc Thu.
1ineinrc opens obstfurlions oil The suleen
aud liYrr, Clennseih he brtad Of pleem, aud
Tie chest OF hntuors gathered therein re-
moves pHin IN The back, stomach aud sides,
and the windy collie. Also gddiness Ia tho
head, which all proceed from indignation -
II has been recommended by some Of the
mot eminent physicians rs salnabic medi.
cine IN Dyspepsin-- 1t doe not cure all
diseases.
ron sALE ny
Howell DAVIS.
RhY ~ 3m ~
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Nav n

r1sO all whom II may CONCERN That |
4 having taken upon myself 10 not In eou
lofmiiy t" deed of tut, nude by Wnlinm
1burmond To Eiias N,is, philip 'Ihumnui
81. Philip 1hurmohl Jr and lsyBelf for Ger
tn'n purposes therein mentioned. md dolly fe
csrded 10 the cleflEa Nee, itlAmhprsl county
L wills, one oi The iOrmer mud The last nrf
ing Trustee, having lelnsed 10 AT or do my
intlhrr bHsinesslpt lie estate, ii ennseanenee.
and II having heen without any legal repre
fhnlhliEr Invins sailncd considerable IL !.
ihefetofe lore "a MI mad every p.rson ar
persons whhise' YER, from tnniekine, trailing
OF hhfihG nnA thug 10 dU with any ether mr.
soh except mtstli tof nny llting belonging In
the estate, % nnd funds, either IN, ine or "a
ceivlo9 hny mEney, or any thng else, rs in
lntnre inttnd toaet strictly according ia ln,,
10 any person aetIng Ia violation Ia this noti,e
Nm ]. InuRMoND
MAY II. lt "A
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TIT LETTER.
" NV deare -.
take up my pen In inrormc you Of
soute p'rte al ihe iral directorate 1--we thai
liese IN my hafie for ,ou, II Is uny pate
that human longe cold express NY nearr
lively angelo ot lhr earth II ynu cold ornlry
b so kind as Ia hrIieve that the ailrciinnnir
love endure for you VARS nnlcy l hun
dredth parte rs much rs II hctcaly is If
WIS turk from SUN turkish nation ,ou
cold not hold nut hut have sum affection
for me Ann Induced To helie,e that no per
sun nn earth never had rs much love for
another as have for yon and hope that
you will look nj this with sum tenderness
of hart and let II bare sume eject on yoni
mind and hope that you will turbafe Ia
sehorn my ailcctlonntc oilcrto YOU, for my
lovely charming angel on earth " III n,hurr
tn you that there is nothing brtwiNt the
Curious illuminated element and the
s"eete dew medrs thai We wake On that
void ever cav mr. IA much comfort ~
satisfaction rs smile ol Your favor or alice
tion and that son viii not forget tn think of
this when you have nothing el'rto do
=...@s"..
TOBACCO MARKET.
We this week quote tobacco from So
"
slnce our Last. though VT nndorstand that
shifting per III. was yesterday offered
for choice hhd. of Major Balda Ne
Daniels crop. Fine Tohaeeo is firm nj
former plices--ln the inferior kind lhrre
seems want NJ confidence among The dea
lers, which makes il frequently nuctuate,
aud ID now somewhat depressed.-Bnt we
see no good reason, for II serious or perma
nenl decline. Ii the scarcity of any par
ticular quality would make II in demand,
we should conclude, the common kind
would remain firm, if not advance. For
thr proportion of this kind o( the crop. now
coming to market, Is nncommunly small
The last crop Is considered far superior
III quality, 10 any RAISED for many years
past Tobacco now comes IN rapidly
The sales ale from 100 10 rs hhds. n day
last Tuesday about l75 hhds. were sold
I'm yesterday from leo 10 40. This
will circulate through thu surIounding
country an immense sum OF money From
ten TO fifteen, and sometimes twenty thou
sand dollars u day, is paid oat IN this place
for tobacco-WiI not this relirvr the coun
try of debt aud make it prosper ?
FLOUR.
This article has somewhat improved IN
our market-It Is worth by the quantity,
from 81 80 to 81 50-S4 10 TO 50 are the
retail prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12

a. The Rev. JOHN EARLY will
preach the funeral sermon of Mrs Doslle,
Price, at the New LoCdon Academy. on
Sunday the ED inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-12
Ehe whole in One Nay =,

The drawing of the GRAND SlA1E LOT
Terry Of Mary lnnd, No l. viii take place
nnd be completed IN the CITY OF Baltimore
on tue ISL, OF this month (Ma) IN
ONE DAY