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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24

A Il nn adjourned meeting of he Stock
N holders Of the Lynchhnrg and Salem
Turnpike Company, held at the Franklin Ho.
tel, in the townof Lynehburg,on Tuseday the
lllh October 1870
There DOT bong sufficient number Of
Stockholders present either IN. person or ~
proxy, 10 proceed to business, II is ordered,
That this meeting adjourn, until Friday the
9TH day of nexl mouth (Novemher)
JOHN NJ. GORDON, CE.
Oct % tctiAl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24
5fr. ! avid R0SSer,

.Mr. ava nOSSeTy
NIOU viii pleasr take notice, that on
I TUESDAY the 22d day Of November nesi,
at the Franklin Hotei, in the town OF Lynch.
borg, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ
aid clock. p. " shall proceed 10 take
the deposition Of William NJ. Reeves, which /
shall offer as evidence in suit now depend
ing, in the Superior Court OF Chancery Ter
the Lynohbur, District, In which you are
plantif aud myself deiendnnt-On that day
aud at the above named place, you or your
agent eau attend ii you think proper.
JAMES + STEVENS,
Oct. "a ts2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24


telfed at the nl'lces of the Savannah Re
publican and Augusta Chronicle, it would
appear that in 54counties the Troup ticket
has minority of940: these 6 counties yet
70 he heard from NJ. Decatur, DOoley,
Early, Twin, Ttlfair and Ware.
ego
RHODE ISLAND LorTrRY. The 81
class, new series, Of the Rhode Island
HTaod State lottery was drawo in POW
denee yesterday afternoon. Thr fnIlow-
HSarr the drawn Numbers 45-46-I1
.=a5-l7-28- 59-15. The above draw
ing was received IN this city in 8 hous aud
~ minutes after the drawing was complet-
~. We learn that the highest prize of
s@'NOo' and several other capital prlze
Nete sold in thi, city.
Boston Statesman, Oct. Is.
-~seAo~-
The foIilWing circumstances present an
interesting anomaly in poeticai biography
1ha 'lter'tnre and if the statements which
- gwen are any thing more thao a mere
pun 10 Introduce the Rising Village" in
=" PaNNc notice, they cannot but excite a
e.aeFa' curiosity To become acquainted
9i' hfod0ction 81 stroagiy recGTmen-
aesl, noun Y lis origin, and it, similarity To
SltinlmortoI production Of The first poet of
we namt. Even if the new poem shall
,n,Iqay talent Kindred to that of the
Deserted village we might he disposed
PARDON the trick by which it would be
p'aght under onr notice, (suppos'ng 1t 10
~ b'ck,) for tn" sake of the luxury In
la@ last" which 1t would aif'trd for, not
outstanding the pains " hich ue been ia
amy The ramhy pamby poets ofthr pre-
S'ol age 10 Introduce an affrctaipn nf sly e
,''' i concerted phTasnology, nom which
i'l' "''l organized Judgment rrcoils, we
neR,Fr there is 80 much good scnse ard
b'pd discrimination in the world, that the
s!r ct Oliver Goldsmith needs no other
recommendation than its intrinsic sweet
ness and chastity. [Nai. yoRynal.
HALIFAX, August 9 4.-An original
s','m' entitled the Rising Village, written
~ -, oL'YEE GoLpsatvnr Esq ofthe com
iI''. sa here, has lately appeared in Eng
'."o' and attracted considerable notice
y y preface has been attached to it by the
.a,'snop of Nova Scotia land t.vo copies of
''e "sSk have reached town by the pack
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24
Quantico Canal Lottery 9TH classs

To be drown on he % day ot Aorembcr mart
and tnial.d IN Jcte minutes
SCHEA1E
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24
The subscribers have as coidfcd them
Seires together under The firm Of
e. d M. n. NCNyJITy.

.. a. NJ. u. NCWJIN.
For the purpose OF carrying on the
Storage and Commission business,
Extensively, and fdr thai purpn1e have nken
tlr large 4 conven,en, .5ICT II TuM-
GDR-FfOUGTz, 'belonging 10 Mr.. Johf-
Couch, siluated immcdintely on the margin of
the river. They otlef their services Us
AGENTS n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10 their friend aud the public IN general, aud
promise slrict attention 10 all business com
milted IL their enrc. They will continue tie
cnmplihf room on the Mnn street, now oc
eupied by 8. Nowlin, where they will always
he ready 10 attend to the sale or purchase of
produce They Mao intend keeping gene
raj assortment Of
GROCERIES,
which they will soil low by wholesale or re.
tail, Tor cash or country produce
SAMUEL NoWLtN,
MATTHEW b. NOWIiN
Oct 81 IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

*Ihis memorial hGs been ascibed without comt,adic-
tor, 10 Judge OF the Supreme Court United States
gentleman Of tie unbcmsled character, who. no
doubt sacrody believed us and the whole
memorial, with scarcely single exception, was founded i'll
fhe admiration Of the of our policy was
the most prepasteOus idea that could conceved for
what "ttc of rolicy" We had cnioved
unprecedented neutral trade oc nearly twenty years
fore the Of our late warand three fous
Of the merchants concerned in it had become baukrupts
Acr 20 of peace, in 1912 found colonialy
dependent Europe for large portion clothing nj
other ncccssaiesM III years from the CONNIE ncencn
Ofthe war, "stry absolutely bankrupt Al the
unable to raise than ,6f2448 By excise. Gus
TOMS aud direct taXes.. The marufac,rcrs whose exer
tons supplied with clothing AMI other ncccssarics during
TIE wa cruelty abandoned 10 destruction at its close!
We imported, when peace took place. than twice the
amount necessary cr consumption, wi, spread desc
aliOn the face OF the land 10 complete the absurdiy
this fOvcsy and Gd;tcH of the "admratpir
European taesncu i'm 10 ~, VIXEN this memorial wa
IN process Of sggauc, there class Of society but
severely distTcssciiamers planters, mechanic
nuiacturers merchants aud traders And the suefinss of
,at year double those Of 1913 1811, hen war
ragged in the heart Of the country Our situation, instead
ofhoding example for statesmen follow, ed
most awful beacon for avoidance Ifforejgn
powcs, therefore, regarded thc Of policy with
adniration," it must have been with admiration at the
folly the statesmen thus withered aud blasted the
energies and the prosperity of great nation. For such
"admiration' there suPcrabundant scope.
+Ncvcr was there more extravagan declaration thar
this At the moment When IT was uttered and for very
many years before the duties on those manufactures here
specially enumera ted, were
On woolcus, from so to 81 ger cent.
Turkey carpets exceeding yards square, paid &c los
or about $50 each.
On couons, the duties were 80 Il - per cent.
On hardware, so per cent.
On pottery and china ware, - per cent.
Yet these arc the articles, which egaveiy toll
"cceodea riGtoUi pyoec'iou No manufacture, howeve
Insignificant important, succeeded in Great Britai
projections; Tor uonc applied oy p-oteefior
] vain,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
HAMILTON, No. XIT.-Eighn Series.
The HuSkiSSo1litn Po1icY e.caD,ined.

To The Farmers aud Planters of the United States.
iondy hat.or myself fellow citizens, that my last
number has fully established beyond he possibility OF
contradictions that statesmen labourcd under most
serious error when they pfcGcated their essays their
pamphlets, and their OaoBs, the liberal policy esa
b!ished, or about To be established ~ Europe parcu-
larly III Great Britain, the subject of manufactures
that the system Of that country however reduced
the duties material departure from the old one
for ia the latter kept, the former still keeps stca-
Oily in view the protection of the native alaGcsurc
In truth the administration would be unworthy of their
elevated situations did they not pursue this system
But the United States as a nation, have no concern
IN the British duties manufactures. it is possible
shat If the restrictions entirely remOved,n some
few American articles might enter the British market
and successfully compete there with native productions
But the amount would be trivial TO be worth notice
We agrC -ltural nation therefore IL is Of
grea Importance 60 us to ascertain how far the British
have "Cut the cords that lie commerce to the EARTH as
regards the productions Of agriculture, and how far
he splendid pledges soleDnly held ont to the world
by Mr. HuskissOn, Of commencing grand and liberal
policy, redeemed by the TEN, in favour Of our
farmers.
Previously 10 entering inquiry into the policy
Of Great Britain respecting agricultural prolu
present view Of The extreme depression hicb the,
have undergone of late Nothing can more fully dis
play this amenaUle state OF things than tie deprecia
ton of the value OF the three great staples Of The coun
try cotton, tobacco, and -FOUR to which may be alde
riro 90 viii apnea~ hor9 re foItw,ug staoren's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

a. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published t,cice a
''eeF Itesdays aad Friays at Jrc dollars per ar,asm
- FFeet'ff tn disconiiananee Of tie paper al ar
'et''5cs mtsf he pad mp fad those arho naay irish TO
"tic'he oiH otiy the Editors 10 Hat eject al least
,rty lays ':oTe Tie period expires for ,ylict Hey sub
- f0r @foe'ftsine1, cents square Cor iess) for NE
'Sf insert m ant 80 rents for eGcb conti1udce-Ih
'."''er insertions R,st be 9ted lie MS. otherwise
S"fy %"t nc continued Gndchcrged occorGingiy
.iareritSc"ens from the country 10 be paid for IN
4'7nce or dSs'tn'ed by responsible individual IN ms
place ,Ha,lci,cSier.
mn letters u NE Editors mast be postpaid, or they
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
IRGLNLn.

rules holden n TIC clerks Office Of the superior court
Of chaoccry for the Richmond district tho 9th day of
June, 1895
George W. Crump, pH
against
Joseph Mayo, exor Of Joseph Mayo who ez'or Of
Henry Macon Abel P. Upsbur, Richard w MichGux, and
Thomas T Swami, DIS.
Tie defendant Richard w. Miobaux, no; having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rules OF this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, hat he iuhabitant Of this
couny it ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day Of the and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond for months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the capitol in the said city.
81 copy. Tcste, nm. ~, HENJyVG,c.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
BACON AND LARD.

EbLEASANr WINSTON, (Cary Sueet,) has on Com
sgnment, By the latest arrivals in the Dock and Offers
for Sale, ''''''
10000 his snithdeld Bacon (Pctl2w's curng per schr
Nancy Ann,
1900 do do. do. (Tbomas's do.) per sclr. Union
1900 do do. do. CRicks's do.) per schr Comet
IN STORE.
2Z,o0O lbs Superior Snhfchi Bacon, (Newsom's do)
40 kegs of hard white leaf Snithiied Lard, in small
kegs, for family use,
100 bbls gross herrng9. Nos s. 2,
IS do. nett do. do.
% do, roe do do. for famiIN usc
10 10. genuine peach brandy, warranted s years old,
aud also,
500 Kegs Smitlifeld lard put up in seasoned keys OIL
small size, expressly for tho West India ma ket deli
verole at this place, smi,hfe!d aud Norfolk, Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

JIiE4SLRY DEi'.4RT.UENY. 20H, ,40rjL So.
RI Office hereby giycu that the frs, day Of October
next, the principal of the six per stock Of the
United States, created under the authority of
Congress entitled, IAN net authorising loan for
exceeding elcveh millions Of dollars, opened the l1h
day Of March 1919, together with the interest then due
thcTecn, VII he paid 10 the propretors of said stock
their atornies duly authorised, the Treasury of the
United Saics 10 Washington nd at the several loan Offices
tho books Of which any portion said stock
surrender Of thc certificates Of said will re-
quircd the time of payment, and the said
stock will from and after the Both day September
text. SAINT l.. SOUTHARD,
may 6--ASt lcLilg Sec'N OfAle Irensnrv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
JRGNIl:


ST rules holden in the clerks Office or superior Of
chlncy for the Richmond district the 9th day of June,
1928;
Joseph Boniurou: aud Benjamin Eonluront PiG.
against
Joseph y. Davis and Benjamin Davis, al~'r5 OF GEORGE
Davis, deed, [vith his will y aud in their
yigIi; benjamin r. Davis. Jeffrey II. Davis George
u. D.is, Samuel Davis, Ann Bonduraut, Robert DAVIS,
Benjamin AIosfcy and Sarah his WIFE formerly Sarah
Davis, EstIcr VI. Franklin Sarah Ann Frauklju Eliza
C.Frankn, iuants, children Of Elizabeth Franklin, for
1rIly Davis, Thomas Jackson and Mary MS wife, for
"icfly Mary Davis VIM Lyon and Martha his wric,
yrr,crly Martha Davis, John f. FIournoy aud Pamela
rs vic formerly p DavS,JcfcIy DAVIS, 5r5. T. Davis,
ana &. Davis, WIN. Davis, Louisa 3. Davis, infants,
-1ren of BENJAMIN Davis, Constantine Perkins, Daniel
Bass and Sarah II his wife, formerly Sarah H. CoeS,
John Garter and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Carter John H. artc aud Lucy ms wife, formerly Lucy
Eorsce, William Scott aud Judith his WIFE Formerly Ju-
9th r0rsec, John w BeGniEg and Jane bis wife: for
rrcrlv Jane Forsee dc0s.
The defendants Ann Bondurant, john Garter au Eliza
beth his wife, Constantine Perkins, John IL Perkins and
lncy bis wife, William Scott and Judith his WIFE, and John
" Bcnnng and Jane his wifc having eucrcd their
appearance and given security according She act Of
scmbly and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
Satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants Of this
ouury is ordered the said defendants do appear
here the FIST day Of the and the bill
# the plais; aud that cops Of this order he forthwith
inserted in newspapers published 10 the city Of Rich
nond for months successvely, and posted the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city
- copy. Test, I'm. ". HENLNG, {. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

And cents per pound.
n b. This is above tie Of any intsrua. OK
else duty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

VI The articles subject 10 nd vaorem duties, whe re
'he comparison 10 most readily made, have selected
nearly the whole, whereby it appears that various
arucies the British duties 10 be higher than the
h'herIcar--on others cqual-and on others again low
or. But wish it distinctly observed, that as
nave seen the debates, not single member held out
e idea that the reduction of duties pIedicated on
the plan OF buying abroad what could be had cheaper
unan nj home NO such expression has fallen from any
OF them. The most remarkable reduction is that on
cot'ons from fifty and scventy-iv per cent
Du' NIT iuskiSson expressly stated that this reduction
was made in consequence of the transcendent
" oil The British manufacturers, who could
Bid dcf0nce 10 The acorH''
And as they do actually export their cotton goods TO
the Fast lndcs and beat the wretched Hudoos in them
own markets. notwithstanding the expense of FIRE ight
and various other charges, not merely the fac
tnrcd article IN voyage of $4,000 miles, but on
the raw material, imported from various distances
IRON three TO Fifteen thousand miles, be doubt
cd that ten per cent is adequate protection
TABLE ].
ifi'eit on ich lie .2RericCa duties are hjfer L y
Huskjsscn's proposed British duties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
TABLE ].

'1f;ieS on rcl lie American duties hiber Har, r
HuskissonS proposed British duties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30
. I'fV19 q IT. '''3'NI' '''l % ''''' W W
M1tlaNer's ONcsa

lIeT hc EIgTc TfoIf, Tt3T0nG, a W I00ri0g TCc,
Whole Tickets, 50 90.
Half DO 3 90
Qua.tcr do so
Pucis@ges Of eleven tickets embracing the So Nos
nr the lottery, which must Of necessity draw at least
So 90, nett, with many chances for capitals, or
i5aarcs Of packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes in the Lotteries of New York, New-Jerscy
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
Naroiiua and Washington City will be received in pay
'nent
Orders enclosing the cash. prizes, above free of
hostage, for tickets shares, viii receive prompt at
ientinn, ii addressed 10
\. NPlNTYRF'. Ricfmond, IN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

presume that comments on those tables arc unnc-
cessary They fully establish the magnitude of the
rors winch have been so long and zcalousy promui
gated on this subject. 1t is only three weeks since
writer IN the National lnelljgencer stated that by the
new British system sal restrictions tccre enovcd u
trust that hencetorth who values his character
viii deny that restriction and protection are the basis
of the new, they of the oil system: and it is
therefore to be hoped, that the jgns jatuus the iIlu.
sion OF the "iiberai policy of Europe" with which so
many of our citizens have been led aray will for ever
vanish, "ke the baseless fabric OF a vision and leave
mot a wreck beind.n
PhHadeiphia, JWly %, 1925. HAMILTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-30

lbs affords an appalling picture and places in the
strongest rciIet the unsound policy of government
"hch has uniformly tended TO increase our agricultural
population the producers, and nIuish the rnanurnc
uFcrs' the consuincrs-hus, most iatutously convert
ing customers into riyas-dninshng the home market
l"mch by every possible means ought have been in
creased and trusting precarious foreign rnarlScs
liable 10 constant huctuaton
In almost every instance, increase OF production
mas pFoduced not merely reduction of The price, but
reduction oC the total amount OF this submit a few,
striking example,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15
ORPHANS, COURT.

A N ORPHANS COURT will be held at Newcastle, in
IA and for the County of Newcastle, on Monday the
Eleventh day Of April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
before the Honorable NICHOLAS RDGELr, Chancellor Of
the State Of Delaware, composing the Orphans Court of
said Couny--When and where all persons who have
turns to make the said Court, other business will
please to give their attendance
Bp order ofhe said conrt.
ATTEST, MATTHEW KEAN, CPk. o. C.
Newcastle, February 16, 1926 25-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15
PRIZE, $1,000.
1854 Prizes
l17l Blanks
1925 Tickets.

The Prizes in this Lottery ,ill be determined follows
Twenty seven numbers from to 81 will be placed IN
he wheelfour Of which will be drawn. The whole num-
Per Of Tickets will be only 2925on each OF which there
fill be Of the 81 numbers, and
That Ticket having it the LIST, Cd and 3rd num-
pes drawn from the wheel will be entitled to Sl200
That ticket having on it the LIST, Cd and 4th will
be entitled to 1000
That ticket having on it the LIST, Sd and 9TH will
PIE entitled 10 1000
That ticket having on it the 3D. Sd and 4th WILDE
fntledto GEO
Those tickets having on them the Sd and 4th num-
Peers will be entitled 10 each 40
These tickets having LIST and 3D. LIST and Sd, LIST and
&h ID and 3d. ID and 4h, will each be entitled to S6
Those tickets having any Of the numbers drawn
&"il each be entitled to S275
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
denomination can be entitled TO an inferior prize.
Tickets SO 90 Half 81 50
Quarters Is
Certificate Of whole Tickets at that rate will be S1s
~ do of Halves
10 do of Quarters AZ
4 For Lucky Tickets and Shares apply TO
VIM LARKIN, PATRICK HIGGINS,
ARTHUR MURPHY. N G. WILLIAMSON. Esq,
Managers appointed By the Legislature,
or at HOPES Lucky Office,
Opposite to The Toun Hall, Wilmington, Del.
fPzes in all Lotteries received in payment. *.*Orders
ON the country promptly attended to.
Clubs literally dealt with. Agents supplied on liberal
esms February, 1925. 22-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15
GRAND CONCLUSIONS.
CoNINE's OFFICE,

baltimore, March 4, 1925
ENIE Commissioners of the Grand State Lottery of Mary
a. land, Sd class, accommodate Adventures have de-
temined bring the remaining drawings of this lottery
TO a BRILLIANT CONCLUSION and have fixed upon
he following days. viz
The 18th drawing on Thursday 10th Of March,
The 18th drawing on Thursday 18th of March,
The 18th drawing on Wednesday Both of March.
Urhe 20h and last drawing will take place on the fol-
loving day. Thursday the 31st of March, provided that the
900 prize should be drawn the day put in the
Wheel tile 10Th drawing. Iii however that the $780,,
loco prize should not be drawn on that day,-the goth
drawing will then be deferred for weeks, in order that
an opportunity be given for renewals of small przes to
adventures different staesand it will take place posi-
lively on the 18th Of April
uIt is highly important that adventures in the country
should lose time in providing themselves with chances
in this brilliant lottery, before is too late 1t is matter
of fact that greater part of the prizes in the Maryland
State heretofore have been distributed to aven-
urers in different parts of the United States 1t scarcely
happens that any prize of consequence is sold the
City of Baltimore. And from appearances it is pre-
sumed that il will be the with the present splendid
scheme During the drawings that remain the fol-
lowing list of Grand Capitals must be distributed viz:
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Besides no less than IL of 10006 Of 500, with i'm
mense number of minor sums
Present Price-But will soon advance:
! Whole Tickets S12 Quarters IS
Halves Eighths so
| To be had, warranted in the wheel, at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15

Frequent laughing has been long called sign of
a little miud-whilst the scarcer smile OF harmless
quiet has been complmen,ed the mark of
BILE heart.-But to abstain from laughing. and ex-
citing laughter, merely not TO offend, OF to risk
giving offence, not to debase the inward dignity
of character--is power unknown TO many vigor-
Gus mind
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate of JOHN GREGG,
IA deceased late OF Christana Hundred, requested
to make payment and those having demands present
them, properly attested, for settlement, to
JAMES CANDY administrator.
Brandywine, 9 mo. 1, 1925. 27-2m
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CONINE'S
Lottery and Exchange Offices,

No SO Market street, the Centre Market and
No 2l7 Market street, next door to Liberty street;
In great variety of numbers-who will give information
of the fate of tickets when the lottery completed, or be-
fore, if requested
n Orers from any part of the United States enclosing
cash or prize tickets will with the most strict atten-
ton If addressed TO
w. C.. CONNIE, Baltimore.
nrRemances will not be invested unless the state OF
the wheels Justify il, and returned receipts or if re-
nnestad Invested in other lotteries 2S-3t