The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-28

/ WHEAT --yrfy little Wheat t,4 ss,n
ye' Wrought to nark"t--os cent, pr. bushel
- 90" offered, though GA els. have been
gwen ior few loads for family use.
foBACC0.--Ho alteration in the mar.
Ne'' II may be qeotcd NJ from SO To sla
20 The last named sum Is the h, hest
sale this week.
1--WE have been politely favored with
TIE pefnsal of lcliefs from Liverpool. IT,
'e''ed by the latest arrivals, fom which
we make the following extracts:
EItracis from letter, dotea
LiyEErooL, May %.
T" The sales of Tubaceo thus month a
mount Ia 1880 hhds. About 100 hhds. of
these sales were taken on specnlitiun For
'Xportailon, We have got n very limited .n-
qmry, bat for Ireland aud home use, there
has been redemand than far the two pre-
crding months. Their exists consld,fa-
BILE speculative demand, aud M, parcels Of
tar quality meet n ready sale, and il seems
| probable the impoltatiaus will continue IL
i he taken as they Arrive, unless held hrynnd
the present rate, which are about I'D per
Ih higher than al tile close of the last
! month";
The market is very bare of stcmmed.
of from middlins to good quality, and these
descriptions form the principal consuUpil-
On here. In London, the market has again
rather improved In price, aud continues IL
hove this which, with IA decreasing stock
ON the Continent, and IA Mt extensive i'm
port from the United States, leads us To
anticipate further improvement"
=" Nay 81.
Tobacco of fair and good quality, par
ticnlarly slemned, arriving here three ar
! four months hence, viii, we ARE convinc-
ed, meet ready sale and al good prices ON
landing. Cor market, even nov, is yer,
! bare OF such"
Extracts from another, dated
LIvERPooL, May 81.
! "Tae spccuatious IN Tobacco this month
have been unusually large lol the season OF
the year. The sales amount 10 1900 hid.
oil these there We're On speculation 900
-" What has been taken ms moath o.
speculation has been at u general advance
ot TT, Though IN some partial instances,
more las been paid. But IL Ia to be OBJ
"rtod that objectionable parcels ARE not
more saieablr than they were Mouth ago"
-" The London wan ct stll Keeps up a.
boye ours"
-.sGs~-
GEN. BLACKBURN We we're misled by
the ieuerto tne Editor OF the Winchester H.
publican III stating that this gentleman und
his anti convention associate were depute Il
by the people Of Bath county To take seats in
t',a NJ ~.
Two meetings have been held IN that county
One ot which declared thai il wos iuexped-
ent to amend the constitution, and the other
declared that it ,oas e1ped,eai, aud, accord
inely appointed delegates 10 the Staunton
Convention. The remarks. with which We
accompanied the annuncHtion OF Gen black
burn appointment and it's object turn out to
be premature, although lucy are not III all
inapPlicab!e TO his political principles and
his conduct in general.
GOV. TROUP.-1his gentleman has refu.
sed 10 correspond with Maj. 1 Z. Andrews,
the Special Agent sent on by the 4. 5. govern
ment 10 investigate the conduct of Colonel
Crowell, our Agent TO the Creek Indians, be-
and expressed a belief that he wa. innocent
Governor Irnup is qdite siicklish, iorsooth +!
Such Incorporate statesmen do more harm,
when they think they are only evincing their
spirit, than they are aware Of Their opin.
ions, however uuimportant III Themselves,
and however insignificant the source from
which they proceed, derive somr importance
from the sutton OF heir promulgers, and m
duce n belief thai their constituents are like
themselves--which, lin the present case al
least,) We are sure is not the fact.
-SD
o. We complete to-day the pnbica-
tun ofthe laws Of the United States, whioh
has been delayed Longer tllan We could
have lshed, 10 make room for the yarir
~ Of interesting matter which the IncI-
dents of the last aud present y"ais have
| given birth to. With this mass off Of our
hands, and aided by the Summary" me
thod of comprising great many mattef'
into n small space. without at all diminish
! inc their interest, which We have Just u
dnpted. we shall be enabled, We hope, To
! present 10 Our readers u sheet oi increased
/ interest both ia the variety and in the cha
/ racter ofts contents,
Otto
SUAlHARY.
Colonization Socicty.-Fhe Board OF
Managers have resolved to dis.'atch 'ts
sci, with enigrants and mcrchaudlzc, Tor
the use of the Coiony, from Norfolk, on or
before the I.t Srpt. Any society, eoo-
gregatiou or individual, contributing 10 the
i funds of the society a sum not LEGS than
$40, may nominate a free person OF color
TO PC over 10 th,s vessel. The Boaio re-
quests that all Auxiliary Socletl"s trans
nit their funds directly 10 Richard smith,
E-a. of w Washington and invites them to
nm. LIZ -.ina La Ilr nrAf A nnIlal mcrtlng