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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-17
The Hon. 3. BROOKE.

Some ofthe great astronomers of Europe
attribute the phenomcns of the cNtraordina-
nv seasons, the numerous tornadoes, hurri-
canes, earthquakes, &c. recently experience
III various parts of the world, to the present
approximation of the Moon to the earth,
which they state, is nearer than it has APP
preached for 800 years. They add that the
Moon willnot commence retrogradc course
for some months to come, and that it will not
again attain its present proximity to the
earth for several centuries.
.Ncrc York Commercial .4dpcrtiser.
On this subject, say the Boston Statesman,
we have received from friend the following
communication.
As some papers have aselibed the extra
ordinary rise of the sea at St. Petersburg,
on the GOTH of November to the proximity
of the moon, the following calculation may
prove acceptable to some of our readers.
During the past year the moon came the
nearest to the Garth on the 14th. of January,
at the time of the great lunar eclipse; on the
/ Goth, of Nov. soc was at a little less than her
mean distance.
Least possible distance of the Centres ol
the earth and moon,- 221 200 miles
Greatest do. 253,700 do
| Mean, do. 237, 500 do
| Distance Jan. 18th. 1924, 22l,80O do
Distance Nov. Doth. 233,700 do
On the goth. Of Nov. it was new moon
NAVAL BATTLE.--A gentleman ar
rived at Norfolk from Curacao, states tina
the Colombian schooner General Santandcr
Capt Northrup, fell in on the 10th Dcccm
Der last, off Cumana, with the Spanish gov
eminent brig Marie Santc, captain Jose An
doyes, Of % gnrs, said &c be from Madrid
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-17

laden with coehineal ard jcwelry, value esti-
mated at SIS, 900. After an action IN VINCE
the General Santantler had killed ana 40
slightly wounded, and the Marie santa 40
killed and 10 wounded, the latter struck 10
the Patriot flag, and was Immediately taken
possession Of by the General Santander'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01

4 lns II has been with he sraaa ..,s, =, ,
road system wh.rh.has bern 81 lam. mai,
'''e' ana $50 heatv m EXPENSE as To cued
even ITS warm' Il friends Into nnpas,. 5.,,.
mi what has BEEN lie result a. s,lrh M 4,
- preparation, and lne trui tt s1ch Los,f.l
promise We seek IN ,ain fnr tha p,aa,
henl oi industry aud eoterprlle which ~,
had hoped clc tins IL have s,po ,.strn,t,n,
It's htnthtS II every srctlos nf thr stat,
Aphfnachable by streams ar roads. ~.
expected II least Ia have seen the ,,r.,t
thofonshiArr of dsdt from the rast to fnr
"rst opened, and The benefits of an easy.
gu 'ap anl rapid communication secured 10
IN community. We need not say Ia what
extent VT, IN cpmmsn with tn who'll.
stat, have been Disappointed. We ned
not say ho" the original friends of
scheme which held lntth such promise of
utlllly, have been dlsansted with the nan
ntr at IFS prosecution, aud have hrcom. its
"armtst opponents. The imbtelIr aud
Useless parade which has cost 81 mach and
accomplished 50 ht,Ir, has thrown Virginia
b.ek Ia the march of Improvement II least
hali century md afforded - the enemies
OF the schcm" an Argument which viii not
be easlif thwarted IN after times, of the
lmPraciahllty ofrileciiug in Virginia what
has done So much for New York:
Flu, Of Canals The committee on the
81 Jet OF taxes, OF The Legislature OF New
rk. have reported that i" II - lnrxpedcut
=" mike any alteration IN ibr law Tor the ms
srssmcnt anl collrriion Of faNe,. a, probably
"qf'y NIL N y shot toni, b. entueig d,ytns
II lrNh -
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Ppr0lIiti0natB "reminiscences.


OF all the character that tHe DAYS OF trl :
al brought forth, nor one presents such an
extraordinary MANURE of early inhrmltv,
and ofspIendid manhood, as Patrick Henry
But, early or late, he had GOT artificial pre-
Tensions. All MS gifts were the CUTS OF
Giiure all his lights were The lights oi un
aided nature. Habitually Idle, he entered
pl1 trade; then agriculture returned,
after marriage, to trade again, and. fdlea M
ii! H. took to the forest IS hnntsman,
and fnnlv, touched with the sulierlnss of
al amiahle wife and his lovely children,
without study OF preparation he urged his
way at tie bar at twenty four, aud there
display ed the forensic wonders ut NJ mind
70 the elOqurnce, the matchirs1 sp'rlt aud
The genps of this man, Ny. Jrttrson. with
his usual franknsss and decision OF charAc
ter, asclibed the first impulse which HIr
gaia received in the glorioN, cause at tree
dom. To the stamp act Mr.. Henry oppo
sed resistance before which the efforts Of
royalty sunk to rise no more. In the year
1865 he carried hv singlr vote, the iIhrr
trs of his county. In l774, he, together
nth George Washington aud others, were
dtpnrd to the Colonial Congress. Ii was
in Carpenters Hall, Philadelphia, he pour
sdiorlh thost bursts # clpqneucc, WHICH at
once kindied up the glo~mg flames OF Ito
", and blasted for ever the tnry hopes ol
fIe refugee and the ray dist. Pnflck Hen
II had the glory of first assigning to Wash
iBton, the need Of superior Vlrtue cd WIS
dom. 1t was Henry wha at once Knocked
Tie war and spirit which was tn conduct
the Coloules IL Il, edun aud to victory -
lie vas great advocate (or State lndr
pndence a. the sure an indeed the only
mnans Of avoiding actual consolidation
The first offices at bone and abroad were
rendered 10 This singular grpins, hut he de
Cined All. Like Washington, he was
free from ambition. and three score years
Terminated the earthly career of both these
models of public purity and perfect da'o
ton to their cnuntry.-if Patrick Henry
had his errors early IN life, our young
.readers will recoleci tha' they died long
before he did, and do not belong even tn
his tomb The rest is described, by the
gratltadr of the people, upon tn tablet nj
the nation, AS an imperiShabIe lesson To
tie children of the Republic.
I.fit. ,1irocate.
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~LSIsLSA
| From IA, Phi1deipha Gdssiie. .urrcb 4.
LATEST lRON EUROPE.

By I'M shtr Lancaster, Captain Ne-t IA,
ha'" received London p1prr1 Ia TIM 18th
Feb aud bt''rPool In the lsJh.
An"r disrnSsian which lasted / day,
hr Gnolhuro's mnt,eo for have I" ming ~
a" hill In almond III" "Nlslllg Nv, relative
TO unlawful associations III ireland NJ
carried a thu o'clock on the morning at
lie l6,h. fh" WforfpaI ehlDci -! llus hill.
though directed against AL s"cieirrs m lrr
Lind, Is tn suppression ot thrta hair rs
soclail"n. Thu oombers "rrr 27s II SIP
pot at Tie motion, AID > 10 inst =, Ia
'ns malot1iy NJ one hund,ed and ny
.7rc IN v"r ut the ministers.
Mr.. Bro'sh'm oppos'd the motinn that
tn" bill be read lhe hrst llmc, 90 the ground
1h't he had petition Ia present nm HE
Catholic As'orI"il"n, praying 10 he her !
~ eo"9s'h lhf an VS., hone'er, read
Il lfst um', and ardrtrd II be printed, tho
t III" request OF w. brodgtam, the ID
reading WIS postponed 10 Monday.
Pnhlle attention IN I"edon helng nearly
"nsros+ed hv tn nllect the papers sl''
little bat the debates on the question
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Disturbance dmofu tie Cfteh fndtons.
SAyAssAu, March IA letter has
been received IN tawo stating TINT the
Creek Nation j. in state # ereat excite
mtut il consequence # Tia, treaty ard
hould II be ,atld.d, t,or- ola ci,il wa
we're strongly pr, aIent uul"ss The eyer
llons ul tirur, Lamar. - ho was alely des
patched fur purposes uf c1n,ii isllon, slnnld
l'nd io a,rff It. There Il also report
ilu'i Hcrly M'lrt"ah Ilas been stahhrd b,
the Indians and Thai thr HE of Gen. NJ
lntosh. his father, Is Ihfcat.urd, should b.
return home. The property ol the latter
is stated tu nave hrcn seized. 4 runner
nd been despatched IL hun With detail
of thesr occurrrnces, aud requiring his al
tendance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01
VALUABLE CAPTERE.

The editors Of the Baltimore Amer can
have heen politely favored by an esteemed
0reud with the following extract Of a lrttrl
from u respectable source at Havana, dated
"HAyhNA, March .. 1873.
=" We hayr nothing new here from Mex
ice or Colombia. The Colombian ship 81
war Bolivar had captured the famous, well
armed ship Tarautula, of Cadlz, (Which
loaded the year before last at New YorI,
With 1onrj mounting rs or 10 heavy guns,
with a crew of 40 picked men, having a
cargo ON board, it is said, Of Quicksilver,
&c. worth nearly haif n miition ej' doiiars.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD

The Chrraw Intelligence 81 tre 18th inst.
states that, IAN immense dead Of pure Cold
has within snort lme back, been iunni in
the counties Of CubarIus, Montgomery and
Arson, North Carolina. In Montgomery II
new minr ha~ been discovered different from
any we haze mentioned. The Gold Is ali.
slracled from laree masses Of rock, which in
dicate the existence OF rich aud extensive
mines. aud strongly resemble those OF Peru.
W. understand poor man, on whose hand
the mlne in MQnl Iomery was discovered, las
W1ihin few weeks obtained about half a
bushrl OF Gold Amounting II so. 90. II i
said that this extraordinary good fortune mas
partially deraneed hun
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SHAMEFUL FABRICATION.

II NOW appear that the letter which has
been circulating in the newspapers (Which
we fnrhore to copy until auth"uilcaied,I
pnrporiiog 10 give an account of private
conversation Of Grusral Jackson, held Al
Warrington, Pa last fab, il q sheer fab
ricalion, n. such letter having appeared IN
tht Nashville Wing, from wnjch 1t is sud
10 have been copied. The imposition orr
ginated in paper in toe wrst Of Nlrginia
the author at it deserves exposure and
punishment, MAJ. hi.
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'sI0 .Mislers.

A GOOD MILLER, either y single
man or with small family, who can
c me well recommended and wishes s'tna-
ton for several years, should all things suit
ran IN all probability be we'll suited by eaiiy
Application To Samuel Nowliu, OF Lynch hnr5'
April l. VA" 80
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At fhr grand anniversary dinner, (22l Ian
nary lasD IN Edinburgh, ia honour Of the
memory OF Charic' James ~, the following
toast WIS drunk, with much applause Tie
President Of the L. State, and my there he
4 spoedy union Of al Tree nations against the
Gncruarhments Of tyranny
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DIED, at his reside ,co IN Rutherford
tn1nty, Icnn"sse, on the Ilth inst. JOIN
SNlIB, - IN the 10Th year OF his aer
Gelore Ii, removal 10 Tenn css.c, Mr. S had
tern sIrrn 81 6cochlnnd county, aud n ner
chnnt IN Cumberland county, ~ this state, Of
which he wi, native,
-, in the saune county, On ihr Ri inst
Mr. JOIN THOMAS, formerly 81 Shrnpn
loah ceooiy, Va from winch place he rcmov-
ed IN Isla
-- Al his rr.drnrc in the county II
Amherst. on The lsih nsi after a sryerc al
tack oi Is day., the Rrv. WILLIAM ROBIN
oON, in the 9th year Of hi aye MIR Robin.
ON va a solGier Of the revolutionary war -
he embarked ~ his Countrv's service in the
early stale ol thai perIlou' conflict, aud wa
pre- semi nj most ol tnc hard contested batlics
tsnghl in the south. Like many Others b.
had 10 encounter the virissitude, Of this Tic
which he bpic with manly forlltudr and chris
ian resignation liz bad been for more thar
t,,rnty Vrats member Of the Methodist
Church, during the greater pari OF which time
he has been faithful Minister OF the Gospel
Mr. Robinson was most beloved aud respect
81 10y those Who knew him brst--hr Las lrfl
= lnr1r family aud numerous rireic Of tfirud.
md acquaintance Ia lament hls death. lnl
iu,tly may we quote the language Of lie
| APOSTLE and say lhai our loss il his etcr
nal eain. Reader let rs, Ike him, ehoose
! HAT for our portion which vii smooth
fIr rugged path Of ljrc-tceeh rs resgna
( fIor - thr vii 81 u Divine Providence
aud I.cr"hy be euablcd 10 meet the laa sum
mon, with confident assurance that we nf1
IN the favor Of orr God.
---. IN Richmond, on Saturday last
WILLIAM GAIT, Esq universally res
pectcd. He was supposed 10 be- The "cal
thlosr individual N the State. Mr.. q. WAS
= native of Scotland, aud came 10 This conn
tsy poor. IIc acquired lbs immense pro
perry by ind isiry and frugary.
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THE NIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG APRIL /. lses.
TO SuBSt RlBERS.

In consequence of Il change IN the arrival
aud departure III the Eastern aud Western
Mails Il aud from this place, our days 81
publication will necessarily undergo like
change. The semi weekly paper will he
publIshed In future on Mondays aud Thurs
DAYS. The weekly pJprr Thursday Our
next paper viii appear nn THURSDAY
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Notice.

vrvHE srBSCRlBER has opened At TIE
4 store opposite the Ur+uu Hotel, whore
he intends keeping constant supply sc
GROCERIES, which he will dispose Of on
The la"est terms for cesf, or ~ barter for
country produce. SAML YOUNG.
April !. 6S2
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Mr. Crswrard aroted at Milton, \. Z
On the 22d u.t--hr va expected TO r.
main there for -cveraI DAYS.
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cehRLrsroN, March l6.-Agreeably
,'ns general expectation aud understand
,,@on the sub lect, our iIlustrious lelIo"
.,5,on General LAFAYETTE entered
m, city on Monday last, aud was received
with every demonstration of enthusiasm
which could testify the gratitnde of our
aronle for his services, and their respect
and yeneralion for his character.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01
.McK.EE s. ME- NN,

yyAVE Just received large assortmen
ii Of splendid .MANTLE and TOILEI
GLASSES, which will be sold very low.
April / " 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01

Corrfr'ed we,kiV tor ihc Tgginiou, at AIMS
Lotfrg y E1cbnugf eHft, Egurhbtrg
pr Il. drrI pr. RI dive
Notes ii Nlasso- Noth (,Uoltnn.
ch0>rtls bunk, 81 n State Bauk aud
Ndi1r birks 2la5I branches 1 Al
fnrncetlcut do. "a n Bank Of NrwhrIu
Vow York City aud hrnnches lao
htnhs ! n Cape Fcm bank / a .
Country do, a. Georgia
banks IN Phila- state Bank 81 I
dolphin | 2IKnnk of nnricn 7
Other hnnks IN PLANTERS mud Me.
Pennsylvania ! a 3 ehaule's hank - !
Delaware hanks p u b \upn.ta Bridgc
Bank, IN the Dis. Company ~ ,dIes
OF Columbia 2a25 DonhIoons $40 -
EICH.UOND PRICES CURRENT.
Tohacco s. 90 so o0--flour ~ so n
- 75--zNleet - % cts Corn 70 els
Beeswas dh) 30 n 80 ca - Iinttci ~ } q
! cts Feathers 30 ao--iIcmp Uon) Slnu n
j &llo.- SaIi X" NJ n 81
! Pricc of S'octs y s. Bank $llF--Bant
OF Virginia fold) 4a7- Dtto (new Sl0o 90
| Farmers Bank 9lOO 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01

The young man who MSS committed to
iaiI in Fairfax county, ON Suspicion "l beInb
ne murderer of VIM. Simpson, was last
week examined before court of magls
rates, aud, the cirgumstantlal evidence
htog So strong against him, he Was re
handed to Jail to receive his fual tgiai at
u,superor court in May next.
.4IeI. Herald, March Il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01

WAsuINGroS Nnrh 1.-The furniture
- Pr lent Adams, II his house IN +.
stert, Is to br brought under Poor's ham
mrr on 1ar-day nexi, preparatory, we
presume, 10 his ent"rla2 on the occupa
uou of die Executive Mansion, winch was
vacated on Tuesday last. BY the late Pre-
-idcut, mes Monfor.
Thc Secrrttry Of War; Nr. james Bar
bour, we understand, will shortly set Out
On si,lt 10 hts friends IN Virginia
W. understand that the Wee President
f the UoJcd States, 5lr. Cadmium, viii
proceed early next moelh for hls seat in
South Carolina. In his private capacity,
wr belir,c, Mr. Cal.lrun has commanded
the universal rsterm sc the clt2ens al
Washington, and Of IL tho-" VINO have
roIoyrd the honor of als acquaintancr--i9
his public cEafacler, 10 officer Of the 60
,erumpot probabiy. eyer possr.-ed a large
share Of i',e respect and confidence Of
those witt whom lac VS. connected ~ his
OH, ial duties. Udah. civ Guz.
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=. * Ny aAiiE.S 4 co.

.Wun hTreei, IyaclblTg.
q = IN III" 9Th class ol this 'nttrry, & B.
NJ. Alien & g." bad lhe pl"asu,e Of selling
10 ei'izcn of Virginia No 75o,wh,ch dew
the great capll 81 GNE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and psld the
cash n SIGHT
~" All pDizcs IN TIN above schen1e we
plrdgr ourselves 10 pay with the samc
promplness, # ordered Al our truly Lucky
Office $. g. N. ALLEN 90.
April l. L,nchhnrE
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The following paragraph displays the
utility and benefit of system OF interna!
Improvement, hen efficiently prosecuted.
Nrw York. from her famous canal, will, IN
a few years derive such immense resources
AS to be able to dispense with taxes entire
". Why cannot Virginia attain the same
great result ? Because her councils are
divided and distractrd-brcausc sectional
feelings are permitted to have too great Al"
influence in her dellberaions-he A"se'
when one section of the state IL likely L"
derive more advantage Gom particular
measure than the others, it has to encono
ter such a formidable opposition as To en-
sure its defeat, ar SO to retard lis prn-ecn
ion a. tA' equally 10 ihwart lis usefulness.
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MARRIED. on Wednesday evening Iast
by the Rev Frederick kaber, Mr. CllAs
REA NOfDS IT cdiord 10 Mie HARRIET
" daughter OF the late capt. Druly Cooke al
this county
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II Is said thai Mr.. CLAY Is preparing N
explanation Of his coudoct in the recent
Presidential election. .Hcr. Heraid
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SAVE A DOLLAR
Nissolutian.

DiSS0LVED this day by mutual con
sent, the partnership hetetofore exist
ing under the firm Of voonp & iarer.
II is requested thatall those who have my
claims against the concern, shall present them
for payment, aud aH those who afe indebted,
To come forward md make immediate pay
ment TO John Jones'
SAMUEL YOUNG,
JOHN JONES
April 6t32
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....,s have sent over &C express to
Ise run, ,.ap Governor, calling for a redress
~ a''' '',res. and the aiftir 1t ~ supposed
1rrmlaated By judicial 'n'rsils'-
3D. .-ees--
nnorr,iir Press stafrs, in cenfir-
:, the acG that the choice "i Ire
=a'a H.. course pursued by Ar. Clay,
,a1.' :. .,n,rnyed al by the people OF the
r. Gt,frs. thit " there arc nov, ana
- ,e,As have hren, in PhlladelPhIa,
= ' :, ,ni,cr If western mel chants anu
.sn,rs. purchasing goods. lh'!
.#'' -. all questioned with much street
D'' "a rhrv, With very few exceptions
:, Two statements: /. mat me
ff' w., of Mr. Adams WAS more d'slfrd
&c ,,ore acceptable to the people II
cd y .,,.s than would have been that OF
iia i.ck.on. :. Aud consequently that
65" Ind and vote uf Mr.. Clay mrets
ia' ,narobaiion of their ieilo" cItlzen'.
.EJors Of the National Hteiligencer'
L .'' ,>s,ILLE, (Ohlof .9lsrch 4. 1898.
.g.mea In late .;nber of the Co
o ';ao Observer, printed il Philadelphia,
l"'.' .,,rd that Mes rs. Adams aad Cl'y
szsn burned in eilisy, IN tins place,
h'0 ~, re-. ult of the Presidential Qnes-
s''' -, known. 1t is due 10 the citizens
llg NV c,rIii ol the place, To state that suci, a
INV ,'sq has never taken place tnat me
oH." ,rt.ined i'm the Observer Is
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n This dav being Good F,idqg, Divine
Service viii be hrId at ,ne Ma,ou, Hall, III
II O'Clock A. NJ Sermon by the Rev Mr.
Cobbs OF Bedford.
Mr. CobGs i, also s,peeted 10 preach H,a
rrening AT ! O'Clock, III the Pleshy terrain
Church.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01
TORAlLD NARhET

Monday lat, crop OF e ind, was sold
It auction, at pl'te. varying from S6 to
81 56--the Average about 80 40. The
same day a small crop 81 3 binds, WAS sold,
two of when brought $40 and the ot!.tr
one 81.
The late favorable accounts from Europe
have sensihly increased the demand tor
common aud inferior Tobacco, and smarl
advance has taken place IN the prlc"s. We
nv li'0r pa8sed Tobacco now sells for less
than s. -retiISed from s. to 80 u. From
So Ia s. arr the usual prices. W, cnngra
tpt',r Ii, Planter on the present prospects.
1t was matter OF bat hfllc moment when,
NOW and then, only a hind. could he m 'dr
thai would command a good price, and
when the greater part of thelr crop hardly
pald the expense OF transportation Ia mar
kcl, much less the labor and trouble 0i
making ii. Nor, thclr prospect ofrcaplng
Il reasonable reward for their Labor aud eX
tricdfina themselves from their pecunlary
endorsements, is pretty good, because
the advance hdstallcn place IN the qualities
that constitute three tuurths of he crop.
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10000 Dollars.
HIGHEST PRIZE
Nnion CanaA h"ttery,
6IkTEI.NTH Glass
,Es sKnIrs.
ai3aItD lDOII2a

IN 10 be drduu on The lin aIoy nsrt. md
togj 'fied IN Il fer minute
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All Others the,ng 80 ilckels) having three af
III" drawn rnmhas on Them, nll
each be- entitled 10 $500
IL D. l,ck"t, having on them the sd
aud I'll drawn nunhels, only viii
enrh be- entitled l. 100
TIL. DC tickets heing on them the
4th aud Bib, or 4ih aud Gh, ur Ih
aud 7lh, dawn numbers, viii cahll
h" entitled Ia 30
All others tbrine leta) wiIl,apy ,wo
ol thr drawn numbers on thrn5 wnl
each he rnttthd 10 %
! Aud 1hosr having hul one Of The drawn
! numhcrs Oh fhcn, viii each be entl.
III dto 10
No kcl which shoH have dawn prits
Of u superior accumulation, can be emitted
10 M inferior pr/".
Przra pay,b % days ,ner the drawiue,
aHl sphl"cl L. til, asual deduction of -
pr ctrt.
Tickets n and shares II proportion.
Orda, e. tickets by mai tpost psid) ar
Pm ate Conveyance, encloslng the CASH,
or priAa Tickets. IN any II the lare l,llcfi,a,
Wlll mt With The s. me- attention as # un
personal 40 liCattnu If addressed In
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-01

..zo,s have sent over an express to
he run. .i''a Governor, calling for redress
,,.arrs. and the aif'ir 1t Is supposed
.'f' ,a.arnlaa,ed BY Judicial in'rsilsa-
be LEI Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-10

Prices Of Produce in .aler~d,in yesterday,

We have been favored by CONNER
cial friend, with the perusal Of litter
from Rio de Janeiro, dated Oct, 4, 1895.
from which we make the following ex.
tract:-
"Of first quality Howard.stree, and
Richmond Flour, there is NOT single
barrel in first hands. The last sold
brought II 5oors Dbl. and we hold out
the idea that 10 NAV be obtained for
the first cargo arriving
Our accounts from tile River are
from l4th OF September; the importa.
ton OF Hour was yet prohibited.
Coffee, first quail. 29oors. per arobe.
I'd do. 27oo; Sugars, Muscovado, 1900:
Hides, Buenos Ayres, 100 l6srs. per
h.; Horns, 5000 per 100; Ipecacuana
lloors per ID.
Exchange on London So a 50; old
Spanish Dollars ioD5rs each.
BaA'imore Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-10

The House Of Delegates were, on Tues
day last, principally engaged in ap-
pointing the Standing Committees,
Clerks for the various committe es, and
receiving and reading The annual COM
munications from the Auditor OF Pub-
lie Accounts, the President Of the Lite
rary Fund, and from the Governor en-
closing the Annual Report from the
Rector and Visitors Of the University:
All which Documents were ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Ship obtained leave to bring in
a bill to change the time Of meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Bank OF the
Valley, from January 10 July.
A resolution was submitted by Mr..
Gustin, proposing to proceed by joint
ballot with the Senate on Monday nsrt
to the election Of Senator OF the u
nited States to supply the vacancy &C.
casioned by the resignation of James
Barbour, Esq.--But on the motion OF
Mr. Moore Of Rockbridgc, the resoiu-
ton was amended so as to substitute
Friday yesterday for Monday-And
in this shape, it was adopted by the
House.