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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

MARRlED-Ou Tuesday evening ',s'
hy IT,, ROW, +. Il. Smnh, Jnd = VII.
iIAN DANIEL. To Mrs. PAuLlNA J.
CABEIL, al al th,s place.
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VI riIlIh

VI gmIA;
Al IitH hold, IN the clerk office of the Superior
Court of Lhaec' g the l., nshbu .tr e. III, ssth
da5 al Oefub r 70.
Mar. ~" H. adm'irI ot Charles Hoyle, dee. and
mcdonald an "hs, plu,
against
Samuel krnnsturd, admir- he bans mn of Charles
Lewis, decd. susan WIS, widow 81 tlr siid I hRrltA
h'"n' deed " nam !. - uai,d Geurg, Mhniask,,
Deits.
he defendant Susan Lev wing 81 /. Cd aer
app'hrhe. and gt,I steutitl according To an. act OF
As mbi and the ruirsof tins cu,i,t, aud II apa ~ ie
sntI. aeiory rNid, TIA, NJ ~ NH b iaht III
ihs couu) II - ordered, that tn. aid d. PENDANT dn
app'Rrherr ~ his d,y OF ib neA ~ al and answer
'nt bal Of the pi1mlis and cop oi VI de- be
forthwith ins.ltrdin n, spnper lfin,,d ithe
town OF L)nchbGfR for tNn IIbs sucttS4is H. and
r"Nrdnt tbs iioh dooro' the eourl- house the sad
Town. A COPY. leste.
~ J. WILLS, {. c.
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Hy Amst ,Nt.ht's Mail.

Tn "a. Legislature j. engaged in s,r-
ral matter, II general lnluest Aioong
The acts pissed h, both hrurhrs, - on,
IL enlarge IA, tom "f bynchbutg The
snhIect "f rrpr hing thr Lutlrf, la has
1reu ralrud4c. i. with Wv Ia lrru.lng
l.ntt'f5 Nradrf-. A mntlun has he"u
mode &" 'pprnptist" S3f.0o0 # the $3.50
900 lately received from thr Uulttd Stnins
a. ibr usr Of The Unr,"r.ty, and lr,lrd.
nol'on Wa subsequent, made h dn ld'
the whole snn httaenn thr different Col
lrg"- and Medicines of the state. which,
II "as thought. would PASS.
L p fhc " lsnlngfon L. Gazrttr states
hat he Srnatr has fixed on Wrdnesda,
tie 30tn INST yesterday To dlscn-. the
Fondmd question.
! II" 4 new treaty has been concluded
| ~ " oshmgtnn Guy, With the Creek In
aidna h, winch. II Is sid 7.Bths 1T then
i,n.ia - ,edtd II I'm iIniird ~t,trs. W.
~. aAl told " ,,eh ra'iloD of the Indians
whether the his i" party alone. or both
| parties have assrnied Ia il.
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2O.NNA Nosiavs,
A, 900 NnNars,
Az, 1000 Doliare,
5,216 NoNars,
, 900 Do,lafs,
Az "a i.NNO No, avs,

Besides many OF 5o0's, SOS, &c. are the pri.
yes winch are 10 be distributed TO some for
lnnatc adventnrrrs on that day, either OF
which car now be lad for the snail sum OF
Z g. pfovded application is made immed.
ateIy al the Lucky office OF 5. q NJ. Allen X
ca. Lynchburg,
Whoie Tickets s . quarters s i,5o
HatUcs 3 Eighhs 40
For sale in the greatest variety Of Mum
bers al the Lottery aud Exchange Office OF
S. T. VI. ALLEN IL Go.
Feb 9. Main Street, Lynchhurg.
~ Orders enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF the late lotteries vii meet
with due attention addressed 10
q II, ny ArrrrT a, Fsn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

40 y s''d' That Mr.. J. G I.nckhart, the
IL. ''a" OF Sir Walter Scott. some time
Io. fp"'ed Editnr of Blackwood's Maya
IA h.. " '4ss the Scottish Bar for London
View, we mere editor of the Quarterly Re-
No., 'n' 10 hold place under Govern
'''e Mr.. Stewart Rose, resigned.
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THE V1RCSlNzAly,
LYNCHBURG. FEBRUARY ?. IgRs.
REVIEW

REVIEW
Of the LvnGhburg Tobacco Market, cor.
recled weekly, by Thomas A. Holcomhe,
Commission Merchant who offers his s,r,i.
c"s 10 the planters 10 sell their produce.
Extreme prices OF passed To-
oaeco \ 10 10 3 10 On
General sales from Il Oto 7 oO
Extreme prices ot refused To-
pacco 3 Is to 30
General sales from 4 onio 90
Tobacco Inspected the past week lo6 hogs
heads, 20 passed, Ia refused
Quantity ot Inspected Tobacco in Lynch.
burg al the snd oleach mouth in the ,ea,s
1925 aud 1926:
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DIED,

On Tuesday last, Mrs. iIEsrER FLAoe, wife
of Mr. Thomas G. Flasg, OF this county.
At his residence IN Kentucky, on the 18th
inst. Col. JAaEs JoHssoS, member OF Con
gress from that state.
On FRIDAY afternoon, the 18Th instant, a. the
residence of his Father. in Burlington, New
Jersey BRoomrIELp MciLyAIuE, Esq. of
Philadelphia in the 50th year Of iis age,
Also died, few hours afterwards, al the
same place, Hon. JosEPa McIIvArNE, Senator
OF New Jersey, in the Senate Of the u. STATES,
in the 58th year Of his age.
The simultaneous death Of Father and Son,
aforementioned, is an incident OF nature par
tcularlv ahecting.--In the case OF the elder
Mr.. HcIlvaine, Senator OF the United States
from New Jersey, his health has Seen so long
delicate, that the News Of his death produced
little surprise. lie 50 III last winter, scarce
ly to De able TO attend the Senate. Ills son,
however whose death possibly FASTENED that
of the father, was man in the bloom OF life and
reputation and is cut down in the midst of his
usefulness. A part of the family having here.
totore occupied for some years highly respec.
table station IN this District where they acoui.
red many friends we have thus been made Suf-
hclently acquainted with the whole family to
hold them in great respeet--C Nat. Int
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A REQUESTING respectfully request all
L \ persons in our debt, to pay as without
delay, HE Want MONEY. aud hope our
customers will no, withhold It longer than the
LIST September next, at fattbest, as it would
subject us to great inconvenience to wait lon
ger. To those who have not paid the debta
made with our late firm, tFapscott Thorn
son. Coz we would say, your respective
bonds, notes, and accounts, have been due
some time; ~e theretote take for granted you
viii comply With this request it you cannot
pay the whole within the time above mentioned,
we shall be glad TO receive part
BAKER TApSCorT, < Co.
Shepherds Aug. 10
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SCHEME.
S769o5
1920 Prizes,

1920 Prizes, $40 995
In this scheme, composed of so numbers, by
ternsry combination, with eight drawn ballots,
there will be SO prizes with three Of the drawn
numbers on each, 1926 each with two OF the
drawn numbers on and i0b03 each with one OF
the drawn numbers on, and 22l00 tickets with
out either of the drawn numbers, being blanks
10 determine the fate of the 81 .220 tickets,
the Gu numbers (from TO 90, mclusive) will be
placed in a wheel on The day of drawing, and
e gilt of them will be drawn out-and that tick.
Ell having on it the Isl, Cd and Sd drawn mum
bers as a combination, will be entitled to the
prize of $4,000
That having on it the 4th, 5th and 9th, TO 1000
That having on il the 5th, 7th and 9Th, TO .9li
Those eight tickets having on them the
4th, 5th and 9TH, 4tb, 5th and 9th, 4sh,
9th and 9Th, 5th, 9th and oh, 4th, 9Th and
9th, 5th, 9th aud 7th, 5th, 9th and 9th,
5tb, 9Th and 8,h, each 1000
Those twelve having ON them the Cd,
9th and 9Th, ID, 9Th and 9th, Sd, 9TH and
5th, Sd, 4th and 9th, Sd, Alb and 7th, Sd,
4th and 9th, Sd, 5th and 9th, Sd, 5th and
6th, 3D. 5th and 9th, Sd. 6th and 9Th, 80,
7th and 9th, each 50V
All others with three of the drawn num-
bers on them, being SO, each 100
Those 50 tickets having GA them two
60 and 4th, each 40
The l04 tickets having on them two OF
the drawn numbers, and those two the
9TH and 5th, or the 5th and 9th, each 20
All others being 1900, having any two
of the drawn numbers on, each
And all other tickets, being i0608. hav-
ing any one of the drawn numbers on,
each
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
a superior denomination can be entitled to AN
interior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing,
and subject TO the usual deduction OF hfteenper
cent
Price Of Tiekets.-whole S3--Half l So
Quarter IS.
considerable portion Of this Lottery is put
up into Packages OF twenty tickets taken At ran
don. m such manner that contains each OF the
numbers in The Lottery, package must OF ne
cessity draw at least prizes OF 53. Genie.
men who prefer paying only the difference be-
tween the value OF the tickets, aud what they
are thus warranted to draw, can have
certificate for 90 Wholes for SIS 90
do. for 20 Halves for IS 50
do. or 20 Quarters for 9 30
which will enttle them to whatever may be
drawn by the 20 tickets over the small prizes.
Tickets, shares Of tickets. and certificates Of
packages for sale in the greatest variety, At the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
CT All letters by mail, post free, or by pri-
vate hand, enclosing the cash or prize tickets IN
former lotteries, as well attended 10 as il per
sonally present. Address
YATES & MCINTYRE,
July 90 Washington City.
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CSrErrTGCIAL,
HETfEJY or THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,

AND PRICES CURRENT, FOR the WEEK, ESprSo
MONDAY NOON, AUGUST %.
From the Baltimore Patriot
[wHosALE PRrcEs.l
FLoUR--yery little arriving from the West
ward, not more than Sufficient for the retail de-
mand. in consequence of which Flour made of
ne4o wheat has temporarily advanced to S4 IS
per Dbl. (tloward street) that which has been
in store few weeks will not command more
than 81 5J.--Nery little demand tor export
City Mills, 81 IS to 37a, Susquehanns 81,
very little on baud and old The Inspection
for the last week amounts TO 1872 whole, IS
halt bbls. Howard street--2420 whole GIG half
bbls OF City Mills and other Flour. We quote :,
Sup. Howard st. per Dbl. 81 IS
g City Mills, standard quail. AIS ASA
IS Susquehsnna, 4
GRAlN--sales at quotations.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31
INTENTION !t-RIFLE.,iEN.,

YOU will attend parade in front of Mecleary's
Hotel in Mariinsburg. on The second Saturday
in September next, in fun uniform, and arms
in complete order. A punctual attendance is
requested from every member as there is to be
an eleeiiG. for first Lieutenant on that day.
BY order of the Captain.
aug, II. J. MAXWELL, F. O.S
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ID EGIMENrAL oRDERS.-rhe 6rst Bat.
~ talon OF the 6Tth Re simen,. viii be mus.
tered on SATURDAY the S0th OF September next,
at the Cross Roads, (Hoke's Ran.) add the
second Battalion will be mustered At Darkssille,
on Saturday the 9TH of October next.
The Battalion Court, for the FIRST Battalion,
viii be held At the house Of Ahrsham Mariau,
on TUESDAY the 10Th of Octcber next. The
Battalion Court, for the Seooad Battalion, will
be held at the house of Robert Boak in Darks.
vile, on the 20th Of the same month. There
Willie Regimental Court Of Epquiry for the
67th Regiment, at the house Of William Kroe-
sen, keeper OF the Glo1e Tavern. IN Martins.
burg, on Wednesday the "a OF November fol.
lowing. WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
aug. 81. e7fh Rrg't o. ~
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90, 600 DOLLARS.
BRlLL.fANT SCHEME.
$4,000
1873 Prizes, amounting TO $3.50
12.o22 Blsnks~--25 900 Tickets
Not one Blank TO a Prize.


MoBE or DRAWING The numbers Will be
put in the wheel as usual---and in the other viii
be put the prizes above the denomination ct
Pour Dollars, and the drawing 70 progress IN tho
usual manner. The IL, 500 prizes OF -Four Dol
lars will be awarded to the odd or even mum.
bers of the Lottery [as the case may bel depend
emf on,the drawing OF the Capital Prize OF Twen-
~ Thousand Doliars--that is 20 say, il tho
twenty Thousand Dollar Prize should CONS
out TO an odd number, then every odd number
in the scheme will be entitled to q Four Dollar
prize; If the Twenty Thousand Dollar priza
should come out to an even number, then all
the even numbers in the scheme will be each
entitled to prize of -Four Dollars.
Odd numbers end with L. 3. 5, z org.
Even numbers end with 2, 4 s. 8 orc.
This mode Of drawing NOT only permits tha
whole Lottery to be completed 10 one drawing.
but has the great advsstage Of distributing the
small prizes regularly TO every siternate num-
Der in the scheme, So tbat ileholder OF two
tickets, or two shares Of Tckets Zone odd and
one even namber,) viii be certain 81 attaining
81 least one prize, and in The sarne ratio for any
greater quantity Ticket drawing superior
prize in this scheme is not restricted from draw
ing an inferior one also--'napy tickets. there.
fore, viii necessarily Obtain two prizes each.
Prizes all payable in Cash, which can be had,
as,usuaI. at Cohen's Offices, the moment they
are drawn.
Whoe Tickets. 5 oo--HsI,es. 2 So Quar-
tiers 25-Eighths e24
To be had in the greatest variety Of numbers
I0dd and Esen) al
C0HEN'S
Lottery and Erchongs Offices, Richmond
aad Norfolk, Pa.
0~rW Where numerous capita.s have been OBJ
tanned. Prizes 10 any Of the late Lotteries viii
be received npayment.
Orders from any part Of the United States, ei-
ther by mail, post paid, Or private conveyance
enclosing the cash or prize tickets in amy OF the
LOTTERIES, will NEE, nth the same prompt and
panctdal attention a. i on PERSONAL application.
Address 70 il COHEN Jr < BROTHERS.
49, 10 Norfolk or nchmondp
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DUBLlC SALE.--Wil be sold, by pubic
Il vendue, at the subscribers residence,
near Smoke Town, on Friday lae 2ld Of Sep
TENDER merit, all bis personal properly, consist.
ing Of Cows, Young Cattle. aud Hogs; some
Forming Implements, among which are a good
Plantation Wagon, Wheat Fan, Sc House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of every descrip-
ton, together with number of other articles,
not necessary to mention. Twelve months
credit viii be given, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security. Sale TO con.
mence early IN the day
aug. Sd JOSIAH vANMETRE
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DRAWING NEXT MONTH.
GRAND SLATE LOTTERY OF Virginia,
FIRST CLASS,
For The Benefit Of The NONONGALA
academy.

IT. COHEN, in. & BROTHERS, have tho
j pleasure to announce 10 the public the first.
scheme Of the GRAND ST.7FE LOTTERY
or GIRGLNT.9, for the promotion Of Educa.
ton and the benefit Of the M1nongalia Acade-
nv. The scheme ~ arranged on the Odd and
Even System, which mode OF drawing (secured
by Letters Patent under the Seal II Tie United
Stales) has been adopted in consequence Of It's
established and unrivalIed popularity. The
whole TO be drawn in ONE DAY, and will take
place on WED.NESD.fY. tie 9Th of next
month, (Septeuher,l 10 the City Ut Richmond.
JyyggECTi pRTZE
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a TEACHER.

OF several years practice in this county
wishes respectable School. Satisfactory tes-
timoniais of character and capablty OF the in
struction of youth will be given BY the pri9ter,
or addressing a B, to his care Aug 10.
n. d, Early application is requested
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr. Brooke.
Mr.. J0BN LrSoISFELrsR, of Pennsy lysnis, -
Miss MARY HEosEs. daughter Of the late Solo.
mon Hedges, Of tbs county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

KNTAsHINGToN CRY CANAL LofTE.
w RY, (Clsss /, for 1926. To be drawn
IN Sentemher next
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

Ton, on MS return 70 washington. us HesIlh q
not good, and he returns BY the White sulphur
Springs in Virginia. tie takes Monticello in his
way. and makes a visit TO Mr.. Madison Il viii
be The middle of September before be reaches
Washington.
Mrs. CLAY returns through Ohio to visit one
of Der sons at Bishop Chsse's Seminary.
ICiariH Gg.esfe
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

THE subscriber most respectfully inform
4 the old Customers Of the Bcdington Mills,
and the Farmers vi the County generally, that
he has leased, Cor term of yeats. said MilIss
and is now ready to receive ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN Which he will grind on the Usual
terms. lie will give barrel OF Super.fns Flour
tor every 300ibs. OF merchandise Wheat; and
is enabled to do all the Country Work that may
be offered him, with all possible dispatch.
Aug 10 WIN. PENDLET0N.
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- YN0DlCAL MEErING.--rhe Clergy aud
- Lay-Delegates, composing the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod OF Maryland aud Virgins, are
mvst earnestly requested to assemble, agrees.
bly TO resolution OF the hast synod a, Win.
chester, Va, on the third Sunday DISH day) of
Octo Der next.
DAVID +. sCHEFER,
August 81. President
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

" FGoIls'itl WE 3-WtsX M Is On fkrs'ls-.
gest scale os,Arencan newspapers, with one y
two exceptions Its space IS amply sufficient n,
embrace sil Foreign and Domestic news Of IN
terest. The proceedings Of Congress are rev,.
larry published, ard where thew are importers,
at length. Ia future. the deliberations of he
General Assembly ot Virginia vii be repor,,d
at large, speeches - wei as business proceed
lngs.
The political compile xioo ofthe paper is known
from its tiles. Il Is neither welded to the Tvs
nor the Ours. II has freely censured those with
whom u differs IN opinion, in the Administra-
ton, and out Of the Administration. Uisnsi.
ther sla,ish to those "a power, nor .nIeneiic 20
tbs party oppased TO then. X supported Adj
ANS ir2F1* 1T liberalty to the North.
and "a - his competitors. When
he5| nnksd, il will transfer its
sux no personal views.
net from the great
ne any course hos
Gus in.smy. The
q ats independence.
the same opln-
h dollars per an
ua6I fa0nhs from the
dat3 person glaran-
,eei6 b, will be entitled
CWe4I 81 state of Virginia.
ed with ~ siid6ll <Rfezs ~ W ssher papers.
JN0sH PEASANTS,
NJ SMITH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

The Schoharie Snake St3ry-When we pub
ished this marvellous story, eight or ten days
AFRO. we verify believe that it was intended as a
burlesque of the Montreal story. The editor
ofthe Schoharie Republican, however. AYERS
that it was ''any thing but hoax. The yeung
men who saw the snake are ready at any time,
20 confirm their statements by affidavit" The
editor also saws, that che has conYersed with an
intelligent and respectable farmer, from the
town of Jefferson, who informed him that he WIS.,
tied The cave the day after this monster was seen
and colld trace very distinctly, his track, tor
several rods, TO and from the opening in the
ledge. AT one place. where he had passed o.
yer knoll, and left very distinct track, the
width was precisely 10 inches. Tie said 1T was
impossible that the track could have been made
by any thing but snake similar to the one said
90 have been seen there. We are not more
prone than our neighbours (adds The edltor) to
give credit TO marvellous stories, neither should
we have published the account OF Tins monster,
which we did on the 2 inst. had we not recei-
we'd il from SO many unques'ionably correct
sources ofinformatiog, as to leave no DOUBT on
our minds" E
we recoIlect, in the days Of yore, that there
was an Indian traditiep. in Albany. tina, mon.
a,rous serpent, who wss the terror OF man and
beast. lived on the pine plains west OF the tiud,
son. and that he had a den some where back OF
Albany, elther towards Schenectady or schola.
RE, We forget winch
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

\ IaiE FOR sALE.--Ibe Subscriber has a
~ large quantity of hrst.rste LIVE for sale.
Il can be had by applying at his residence n
Martinsbnrg. THOMAS WIDDESS.
Mlrtnsburg, aug 81.
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the differeat sciences as the male, being near.
" exploded, (ss experience every day proves
the contrary | cannot let the present oppor-
tunity escape without mentioning in terms OF
the warmest admiration, the pleasure | expe-
risaced al an examination ct the pupils of Ms.
Little's Seminary on Saturday the 25,h nst. a.
which time the Young Ladies acquitted them
selves to the entire satisfaction OF the company
present, in the different branches ass gned -
The premiums were awarded 10 Misses 4. Ba-
ker and c. Locke, for Rhetoric; r Swesringen
and NJ. Good for Writing; VI. Tmmons Tor
neatness and good behaviour daring the session,
and lesser premiums as they were merted. V.
MIR. EvASs:-You are Authorised TO announce
in your paper, MIR. CoRNKLlus KErLY, Mr..
ADAM SrEwARr and Doct WILLIAa FARrs, as
candidates for Trustees OF the town of Mar.
tinsburg, al the election on Saturday next, and
that they will serve if elected. A YorER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

We hear that the vacancy in the Post Office at
Tia erstown, MARY Hand. has been filed by the
appointment Of THoHAs KENNEDY, gentleman
web known as a respectable member OF the
Legislature ot Mary land, but best known as the
father OF the oil for aboHshing the last trace of
religious intolerance from tue Constitution OF
that StSte
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

The Cincinnati Register of the 18th
instant says:--"The Ohio river is now
lower than it has been at any time du-
ring this summer There are but six
STEAMBOATS, running above the Falls.
none Of which can carry any freight of
con sequence. Three of these are pas
sage boats exclusively, and ply between
this and Wheeling The others, being
somewhat larger, are confined between
this and Louisville"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31

L "a 4
Clover J Seed I" 400 5 90
Timothy g. 225 3 90
Barley !" IS 80
Faxseed +" IS a 80
HIDES--No import. We hear Of sales of
1900 prime La Plata, selected, at 16i cents;
700 Maranham, Is cts. mo $50 Tampico,
l3i cents, do.
X. Grande and Lsplata ID. IS l63
oronoco and Laguira II is
Brazil, sailed 100 III
West India 9 all
Horse Hides, per hide none
Horse Hair Id
HEMP-Russia, clean & new, lg. ton S2l5a220
DO. clean, old 2l0s2l2
Country l20a15o
HoPS-We quote, per ib. list sort) IL Cents.
LEATHER
Spanish sole, oak tan ID. best per b. 22a23cts.
DO. do. good 19a2l
Slaughtered do. good 23a24
Sklrting, very good 27a28
common 24a26
Sole. eastern tan ID 1Sa20
Upper undressed (per hide) 81 a475
Horse. in the rough 225a250
LIME--per bushel 27 a % cents.
MoLASSES-We had no import and conse.
quentiy no business of Importance. Our high.
est quotations are readily obtained for prime
qualities and unless We have speedy supplies,
prices will continue TO creep up still higher.
Havana, 1st quail gal. 80
inferior 95 254
English. Isl (gal) 50 "a
New Orleans 81 IS
Guadaloupe and Mart. 80 So
Sugar house 40 SO
PLASTER PARIS--There is l56 tons from
Vt. Andrews, aud 20 tons via Boston.
Cargo price per ton Sd 90
SPiRlTS-The demand is uncomfortable
our quotations xhibit very correctly, the pre-.
sent position of the market.
Gin American--per gal. 80 IS
Country-ist pr. 50
Rum, New-England SO a 81
New Orleans o5
Peach Brandy rs 90
Apple Brandy 81 ass
Hhskey--Wequot according to actual sales
The Inspection We could not obtain in season
tor this days publication.
In hhds. lst proof 80 cents
In bbls LIST proof SO 81 cts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-31
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MARrINsBURG, Arousr 81, 1926.

We have just conversed with gentleman
direct from the Yves. who informed MS that he
had travelled in company with Mr. w. from
near ZAaesviile, Ohio, who VS. on his wa, TO
Baltimore. where he intended, on his arrival,
10 deliver Lectures in oppos lion to the syHs
oman System; and that he pledged himself
20 completely conlute Nc. Syms in his Theory