Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-16

Io6aceo.-Lypchbarg, Ia -fay &C.
The annual Tobacco show took Mace
at Bent Creek on the second Saturday
IN this month. The two highest rre-
miums were awarded 10 Henry Watts,
of the county Of Amherst The other
premiums were awarded TO Robert
Moore, Joseph Dufks, Samuel 7. Chris
tan, and Samuel A. Patleson. Mr..
Watts, il was understood. declined an
odet Of So per hundred for his two
nogsheads that received the highest pre-
miums. 1t is believed that no hid out
oi the parcel exhibited for premiums
would have commanded less than Sif
per hundred.
The object ofthe association in awar-
ding premiums, Is TO encourage tho
good management OF the great staple Of
the state; aud il has succeeded in a
great degree, as it is said that no crop
thai was ever brought TO the Bent Creek
inspection, was SO well managed as the
present.
The London Morning Chronicle SAYS
1t is generally believed in Naples
That Maria Louisa, Arch Duchess Of
a'arma, has been for some tune private
y married to Count Neibnrgi. The
Count is Represented as a one eyed man.
of very ugly features, with rather . fe-
rocicus aspect"
Large Tree.-A tree waslatelv cut IN
Hnrseham township, PENNSYLVANIA.
which contained fourteen cords Of salea-
bic wood, one and a half cords bark.
and about one cord offals.
In the year endinglhe 9Th Of January,
1895, 5,0S4,7oa tons Of coal were K
ported from Great Britain, oil which
21s,i95 tons were exported to foreign
ports, ssi,43o tons to ireland, and
4,ll4,577 tons coastwiss.
Presence 81 miad.-One Of the walters
of the Legislator, 1.-THE steamboat which
lately burst its boiler, q boy who the at
the moment of the explosion had been
sent below to procure something from q
large box or chest, standing near the
side ofthe boiler, hearing II give way.
sprang instantly into the chest, let fall
TIE lid. and by this means preserved
himself unhurt.
Grand Isiand-We learn that Mr..
Noah, Editor Of the New Fork Nation
al Advocate.) has purchased the celc-
brated Grand Island, at the Public SALE
by the Surveyor General at the Caps
itol in Albany; on which Island, he
thinks bis people, 1.-THE Hebrew Raee,1
viii find a desirable residence beyond
the reach OF European oppression.
Rhode Island Banks.-There are in
the State of Rhode Island forty-three
Banks, which, though unexampled in
number for the extent and population
of the State averaging father more than
Bank for every 1000 souls) do not
seem TO be much in each Others way,
if we may judge Of their business from
the individual statements, OF their af-
fairs, lately rendered to the Legislature.
From these statements, which are pub
lishedi 10 detail In the Providence Jour
nal, obtain the following aggregate view
Of the condition Of the whole forty ihree
Parks. They report
Capital stock paid in, S5,3oi 7y2
Deposites. 767.o08
Profits on hard, 1871
Debts due from Ranks, 5g76
bills in circulation, 10i.499
Debts due from Directors. : yl7.3o7
Due from other Stockholders, 675.ID5
due from all other persons. : As47i 40
Specie, 462.430
Bills of other Banks. 1914 400
Deposites in other Banks, l66.746
Bank Stock. 71.002
United States Bank Stock, 5000
Real estate, 1e2.464