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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

hiah \ lIl1S.
IoJaceo-No change in prices; very Ill
tie selling. No ,nore Of the new crop yet
in market.
Fow-Thc price Of this article has inn
proved, particularly lue qualities, FOR Iani-
~ use. This description has bro't as high
AS 80 SO by the wagon load, aud r.ta'Is
at 81 -. This is owing patty to the III
yer having been so low inr some time that
very llttlp has come tina, way Com over the
mountalns, whence we get much of our
gopd -four
Hh'skeg, for similar reason, has become
scarce boat load sold few DAYS ago
for 81 cents per gallon; but from 80 to $50
cents Is thu present price.
Corn Old is worth So 73--new. of
which some LITTLE has been brought To mat
ket, sells for 81 30 per haired,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

THE Members of lhe Ilat.crerk Lib

THE Members Of the Ilat-creck Libla-
ry Society, are hereby notified, thst
the first Monday in November next, is ihe day
appointed Ivy Law for the election OF ihrce
officers al their Library Room tor the Ensuing
year. The menlbrr, ARE requested 10 be pune
tnHI III their attendance
Al the same time aud place, a number Of
the hooks Of snid Library, viii he offered for
sale. in consequence of there being sufplus
copies Of The same works. BY order oil the
President aud Directors.
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To The Editors Of The Hrgiatan,


In the Viginian of the Goth, saw an
gxtrac, from the N. Y. GIzette. estimating
the length Of the Comets tail at more than
five millions Of miles, aud after attlibntiUs
the waru,th Of the weather tn the presence
of this immense body Of fire, the opinion
is advanced that the tail viii soon come in
contact with the ca tn. Please tn ask the
author, what is the length of its head, and
the distance between It's hrad and tail
and whether the tail is in the front or rear?
II is To be hoped that should tlis tail of fire
come in contact with any part of the earth,
it may melt the ice at the North Pole, It"
Jet Capt. Symmes in. My opin"n Is tina.
the comet has no tail. more than the moon
or any other planet. There is, indeed, q
luminous appearance to a considerable dIs-
lance, directly opposite to the sun, occa-
stoned By the briliancy of the comet, and,
could the sun be removed TO tie opposite
sidc the toll would then stand opposite to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

him, That The comet may Increase the
heat, am wiling To admit but mhrth r
the tail will come n contact with The raith
may be better known hereafter, Though not
IN my time.
90
IT. The Rev NICHOLAS II coBBs Is
expected Ia preach at the Aason's Hail. OF
Sunday next
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
g,EE VXaGxlgKAN.
,yxCuBrRG, OCTOBER 81, 1898

- Cbaaallor Tal Ior adjourned his
:, for tn. District yesterday, after a
ia If .ixts,u days, having gone thro'
,he Docket.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

- In our last Tuesdays to'cn paper
an article appeared, headed "Ou the death
Of Friend, !" puIporting TO have been writ
ten for the Yirsinian,' signed " Romeo
and dated TayIorsyllIe, Oct. 90, 1925"
The same Article will be found an the first
page of today country piper, without the
caption, date aud signature above mention
ed, and, by accident, without those "hjrh
actually belong to il. 1t should have been
dated " March ID, l742,(O 81 and signed
Samuel Johnsor.' As it appears in to-
days country paper, 1t would seem to be
editorial, and without this notice, might
subject rs to the charge of pLagtartSm.-
Our correspondent Romeo will excuse
US for rendering him liable To the same
charge, b4 afiSms to the article its pro
per date and signature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

TO Nh Thomas .aldridge, Of the STATE of
Hqbama.
SiR.-l hereby give you notice, that oi
- the oath, 29ll, aud 3Olb days of Novem-
her. 1926, nj the CLERK : Office OF The county
court OF Nelson, shall proceed 10 tnke The
deposiIions oi Benjamin b. Harris aud others,
II be ,end ms evidence on the irinI OF a sui,
depeudipglu the Superior Court Of Chancer,
Tor the Lynrhburg District, IN the State -
virginia, wherein |, as the Admr of Jesse
Clhrkson, dec. um plaintiff AID you are de-
fendnut ROBERT RivES
Oct. u w2gNi2
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Georgia Election 30 counties have
been heard from, aud Tronp is 1908 ~
head. more counties 10 br heard from.
II IL expected that Il. will be- elected
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LOOEg AT THE!
On HcdaeSday ne.rt Tic Splendid
D,awi0g gMe

N""T'I'V N"HHE 1lull1Ey IIH AIASs5
VIII take place in Richmond, aud be finished
III u few minutes
lho isa more splendid drawing than any
that has ever taken place in Virginia
who can look nj this aud not adventure The
5mhli sunl oil 80, aud by that means OhlHin
the vety handsome fortune Of $50, 900 ? Thu
iollow'ng are the splendid prizes which are 10
be distributed TO some oi fortunes favurites.
viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

Grand State Lottery Of Md.
The aehOte 10 be dyapn IN ONE D.3Y, in
he City Of baltimore, on Wednesday the
9th Of .VoUemJer.
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October u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11
FOR THE WATcHMAN.

II will always be our course to acknowedsa
with the utmost irankness and promptness' a0
error into which we may have fallen and BY WMt
injustice may be done TO others. However rrNapa
and goadiDg to the people OF this county, theIa
imposed tax has proved, and however Justly INT !"
thors oil tina measure may have become oolou
the victims OF their oppression, We should DC @l
to be thought capable OF setting down augh lama
lice against them.
We have been obliged, unavodably Obliged
notice two gentlemen and frequently 10 'ee,
them as the principal authors oil the wrong Of 0HA .
we complain Que OF them has, IN his fanny ~ .
state treasuryship; and tina, post is well StoNaa
be OF no profit without state tax. Inc o'n1 -
the file leader, and the only efficient man Oh w. y.
federal party in the house OF representatives
i is in Iact, the prime minister; and as such'
comes, indispensably. our duty, upon oil oecas%
to examine closely into his public conduct la"
is still another reason which renders this scruna
unavoidable. He is not only the statesman 70 "nVSI
single hand the present dominant party IN Tue ~,
II have committed the helm OF their AFFAIRS !" y.
Legislature but he is the leader, the absolute w
Ilator to the federasls OF Sussex-ot thal eOu".|
which is the Mount Atlas OF the party. > ~ ~" ~,
furious and intolerant proceedings have nau "I
county for their theatre-when word OF his '.s
have sted the raging of the storm. qua noAT
hibt, cum prohibere possit, jubet. Upon .nsI
lciple we regard him the author OF those ''v'
ces In his own county he has ruled win '.u
demonstrating under loot all the decent op, "ss
ces that are due to opponents-conerring fos ane
honor and profit, exclusively, upon his own ' y,
date personal followers, and prescribing all ~ .,pd
own party, who refused to bend the knee. nV M,
to these considerations. /, is to be rememoeleu
those intolerant executive proceedings VIM" ,,,
place few years back to the disgrace oil 'he n,
t. and to the dshonor of the federal party "e.. a
n measures of administration, OF when W nj
IT compelled to consider him as the official aas''s .,m
dupholder. We say nothing Of those oher .s su
plated executive movements which were a,,e' .hOa
in shame and CONSERVATION, abandoned W. ao,r,
q not have brought these matters again il'o Il ri
"a had not this gentleman enlarged the sphere AZ
8. operations, and commenced a cruel war uP ;nl,
epropery, unsanclioned by any sound ps'n::: an
lie legislation. We take pleasure in exhp''b Il,
S. indis idua, in uniavorabe points OF vlew'
How citizens. But when we see Puo'c ."a 4,
ID inluriatng his partzans, and leading them @ 81
y cesses a, the polls, dsgraceful to themse; IN Of
dlshonorabe to the state-when we see ''., n.
h department of the government, our unspa'~ usa
OF secutor and, in another department -. o
!, against US an exterminating war, It peso" .r,is
Is duty. our imperlous duty, to pursue anu
: the course we have adopted
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11

or persons shall be permitted to subscribe On 'e shares
ON which the books opened tor more sa, 'sn on he
NOR shall any subscription be permiueu ny p,oJ
first and second days; and it the STOCK De nv he se
on the first day. the books are to remain ope vi MT
cond day on the same terms as the hrs' pu. = ~ ar
6lled on the second day. then the commissioners ~ &c,
-, ny nerson 10 subscribe for any NUMBER oi sa' %
mi, he whole numberis completed And shon,u y
hnnan tbat mart of the shares OF this Company sai ~
he subscribed for during the three hrst Gays a'io
/ con he hooks open, the commissioners snah aPpo
,ca mr. nlaces for the books 10 remain open 'o'
subscrin,ons until Directors are elected VINO s'a, 30
az convenient make the necessary arrangement
pro1lded ae1ertheiess That no body poluc VI
shall he permitted TO subscribe tor STOCK III ,ii'n
IN The s and second day after the books shall De oPeeu
for substitution as before mentioned - a.,
Resol,,ed That as soon fifteen hundred shafes =, e
cana stock of the aforesaid Company are
The commissioners aforesaid shall Immediately P'oeeeu ~
col. meeting of the stockholders after giving at eas' ,e
DAYS notice and that said stockholders ~nen -
yened shall elect by ballot seven DIRECTORS ol "
nose of filling the blank in The foregoing hr.ees VI
citation and when elected, the aforesaid
ers shall Immediately pay over to such ofee'oi VIZ ~
lof the subscription monies in their hahus n n
| Resot,ed That John Reynolds Robert for'er' =
Wilson, Joseph c. Glpin, and John Patterson DC aip
ed the commissioners to act in conformity win the io6
ing resolutions.
yUyIIE undersigned, in conformity to tner
1 hereby give notice, that the books or receiving so
scrptions for the capital stock of "Ihe WihtBon .'
Insurance Company, will be opened at the mouse o.
nM JAMES WoIFE, in the Borough OF WhmnBt'n' VI "
lionday The fourteenth day Of March instant az
A. NJ under the regulations comprised III INC ioteso"t
resolutions
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11
ratio

Stockholders resident within the United States
may vote by proxy, upon such terms and conditions
as may be prescribed by the Bye-Laws and Ordi-
nances of the Association but no share or shares
shall confer the right of suffrage (except at the first
election) which shall not have been held under a
regular transfer, at least three calendar months pre-
vious to the day of election.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11

a. In i785 when the revolutionary war was broug
to successful conclusion, the attention directed
the establishment of efficient revenue system 9TH
great object in yiew," says Judge Marshall in hhT
Washington, was, to restore and support public cred
to effect which il necessary to obtain from the Saa
substantial funds for funding the whole debt Of The
States. The committee to whom this interesting subject
referred, reported sundry resolutions, recommedgI
lii to the several states to vest Congress permanent
productive funds adequate to the immediate payment
the interest the national debt, and to the gradual
tincon of the principal These funds to be raise
in part by duties imported articles; and in part BY II
terna taxes. change in the rule by which The prcc
tions Of the different be ascertaned wasss
recommended In lieu OF that article of the confederate
which appurllons them the required for the pub
lie treasury, according to the value of their located hn
with the improvements thereon, ii was proposed 10 submit
|another capable Of execution, which should MAKE
the population Of each STATE the of its co1bt
ION"
(3.) See section 3, chap. 147, vol $, laws Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11

They think, or affect TO think, that wbateve,,
tsiaction may be felt and expressed by ri. ~; a's
OF Newcastle respecting their quota OF state ,sv =
will not venture on disobeying the law vb;s,a
imposed it. They may get out Of temper. Nina.
and threaten resistance, or 10 use the lanpuaos ~
member from Sussex IN the debate on the "a, !,
!" they may kick and scufle," but after all ma,
humour, and show of opposition. they win i,
submit and pay the proportion allotted 10 them
that appears to be the calculation of the renres.
tives OF Kent and Sussex, it will not be inns"
that the taxables oil Newcastle should have pre,.n
ed to their view statement,
First, Oh the valuations OF real and person, =.
perty in the respective counties made and comns
ed by the state assessors.
Secondly, OF the allotments of tax raed on ,b..
valuations, and appoItioned to each county.
Thirdly, OF what they would have been, had Il.
been apportoned agreeably to the rule of popula,o
STATE ASSESSMENT.
Valuation of real and personal property
in Newcastle, S8,95l.739 oo
Kent, 5,453O4 al
sussex 4,29SS4 nj
SlS,7o3,6ls 81
Quotas of a state tax Of $4,000, appor,npa
assessment, commissions and delinquencies moi \
cluded.
! To Newcastle, S7,17o
s sssssr, ss,,4e4g7}ga
| Ditto, distributed in the ratio Of their numb, n
inhabitants respectively, clear OF the expense oil col
lection.
| To Newcastle, S5832
Kent, 4,252 q
/ Sussex, 4gA
Fourthty, They are to be reminded Of the bsln
ces of state taxes due by Newcastle to Kent and
Sussex, as the same were apportoned in the yym
1916, 1917, and 1878; but by provision in an at
passed in 1917 to be ulaed, alragned, and finally
adjusted by the state assessment when complied.
so that county which should have paid mole than
its Que proportion, should have the excess refunded
and one that should have contributed less, should
make up the d, 6ciency. (S)
J, a Freebooter Of .NeU Castle County
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-11

Resolved, That committee of five persons be appoint
ed commissioners open books for the subscription Of The
capital stock afo esad and that the aforesaid commission
|ers, jonty of them, shall open said books Mon
DAY, the ID day OF March Instant at nine O'clock, NJ
such place the commissioners may appoint, and shall
continue them open until five Of The clock, F. and shall
remain open between those hours for least day. and
for three days unless filled and if ii should
happen that more than the stipulated number of shares
should be subscribed for the first day. then the commits
soners aforesaid apporon them among the subscri-
bers by deductlng from the highest subscriptions until
they reduced to the proper number, or if more per-
subscribe than there shares then the commissions
ers lots decide to whom they shall belong
and the commissioners WILL deciding to whom the shares
may belong and the individual holder of stock sub
scrbing the Articles Of Agreement issue receipts for the
money eceived by them the time of subscribing. These
receipts with the original subscription, shall be deemed
good evidence of the quantity of stock to which each sub
scriber shall be entitled in this Company but person
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-21
March 81.
Young Bloomfield.

"lIL stand this season, on Mondays and
w Tuesdays, at the stable of Abraham
Marlatt. Hokes Run; on Wednesdays and
Thursdays, at the stable of Jacob yandoren;
and on Fridays and Saturdays, at the stable of
Jacob sheetz, in Shepherdstown, and be let to
mares at the moderate price Of sir dollars the
season, (but may be discharged 5y the pay
ment OF fve dollars within the serson;) eigh.
dollars to ensure a mare in foal, to be paid when
the mare proves with foal; parting with, re-
moving, or not continuing the ensured mare
regular to the horse, %forfeits the enslrance.-
The season has commenced, and will end the
2oth OF June. Great care will be taken of
mares put to Bloomfield, but no responsibility
for accidents.
Young bloomfield is a beautiful bay, full is
hands high, handsomely marked with a star.
black name. tail and legs, moves with elegance,
IS remarkable for his great bone and sinew-in
point OF blood and constitution, superior 10
most horses-hs a fosl-getter, inferior to no
horse on the continent. Young Bloomfield was
sired by the celebrated running horse Bloom.
held OF New Jersey. Bloomfield BY the i'm.
ported President-President by Mccormick
son by Dionede. who was thought by Sports.
men to be one of the best horses of his day in
England. Young Bloomfield's dam by Black
Rocklngham-bis grand dam by the imported
Yorkshire, all of which horses are considered
OF the fist blood i'll our country.
JACOB VAN DOREN,
THOMAS TH0RNBURGH
March 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-21
Regiment al Orders.

The North.town company will muster under
Capt. Fryatt, until further orders. Captain
Grantham's will be mustered by Capt. Jacob
Myers; and the company formerly commanded
by Capt. Lucas, will muster under Capt. James
Robinson.
The Commandants accompanies will rnish
the Adjutant with The strength OF their com.
panies. on the first day Of the training; toge
Their with a return of all public property sppli
cable TO military purposes.
WILLIAM GREGORY. Col.
OH Neg't. Y. VI.
March 81.
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Brigade Orders.

~ COL. JAMES BELL of Frederick, is ap-
~ pointed Brigade Inspector for The 18th
Brigade, Virginia Militia, and will be respec-
ted as such.
gs1he training of the Officers of the 9Th Regi-
ment will m at Martinsburg, on Mon
day the 9th of sisy next, and continue for
three days, and the muster OF said Regiment
is appointed at the same place on the 12dl OF
the same month. All Officers, commissioned
and holding commissions in the 9th Regiment
and within the county of Berkeley, are re-
CURED TO attend the training and Regiment at
Muster.
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BENJAMIN C0MEGYS.
April IA.
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T'dpscott, Thomson, s. Co.
Lave just received a very large and gene
Ii raj assortment of
O. o o ID S,

Of which the following articles compose a part
Extra Snperfne and Medium Cloths and Cas-
simeres,
A great variety Of Fancy yestings,
White and Colored Linen and Cotton Drlllings,
Cassinetts and Bed Tickings,
Domestic Plaids, Sheetings and Shirtings,
Irish, Russia and German Linens,
Carpetings, Spun Cotton, Nankin and Canton
Grapes, Italian, India and French Silks,
Fancy, Silk and Cause handkerchief Grape
Sbswls and Handkerchiefs,
Fine Black Bombazines,
Ginghams and Painted MusIins,
81 and IA Chintzs Of beautiful style,
Plain and Sprig Book Muslins,
Pain and Sprig'6 India and British Nulis'
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" embroidered,
six and cOTTON HOSIERY,
~4A GUN POWDER,
SY.L.ErW HYSON SKIN, frp.o
lEM Young HYSON and ~
1ssras OLD HYsoN
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Old Java, Laguyra and Havana COFFEES.
~PAo Old RYE WHIsKEY, Jamaica
HYElM Spirits, Madeira, Sherry, Lis
RF&faz2 bon, Fine Port and Malaga
EAG2s4zsa6 WINES, with GROCERIES
OF almost every other description, and q great
variety of other articles of necessity and orna-
ment. All of which they are Jeie, mined TO
sell CHEAP. =,
One of their firm John Lisle) resides in
Philadelphia, where by attending the Auctions
aud other sales regularly, and at all seasons,
they are enabled to obtain their Goods at the
most reduced prices-very often less than the
Costs of importation.
Shepherdstown, March 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-21
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of John
"A Laynnaster, deceased, by bond, note, or
bookaccount, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
said estate, are invited TO come forward with
their accounts, legally authenticated for settle
nent. JACOB MYERS, .Adufr
April IL.