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| and shove her head right bang through
a pane Of glass in a shop window
battering ram fashion and that was
the way her throat got cut. The
witness also corroborated all the other
points in merry Mrs. Jones story, and
MrJerry Miller was ordered to find
hail, whereupon be withdrew, e1claim-
ing-"Oh, laws! there's neither law
nor Justice to be had in this wicked
world !"
When stranger arrives among
the Tartars, they conduct him into
an apartment appropriated solely
for men, and present him basin, wa
ter and clean napkin to wash his
hands. Then they place before him
whatsoever their dwelling affords Of
curbs, cream, honey in the comb,
poached eggs, roasted fowl or fruit.
After the meal is over, the basin and
WAFER are brought as before; because
the Tartars; like the Turks and O.
Their oriental nations, eat with their
fingers, not using forks. Then if the
visit be made in the house OF rich
Tartar, a long pipe is presented,
having tube Of chery-treee wood,
tipped with ember or ivory. After
this, carpets and cushions are laid Tor
their guests, that they may rePose.
Their houses, even the cottages OF the
poor, are extremely clean, being ire
ouently white-washed. The floor
generally consists Of earth-but is
smooth, firm, dry, and is covered with
mats and carpets. The meanest Tar
tar possesses double dwelling, one Tor
himself and'his guests, and another for
his women. They do not allow their
most intimate friends to enter the place
allotted for the female part OF the Ia
mily. :.
Among the Circassians the spirit OF
resentment is so great that all the re-
Iatives Of the murderer are considered
as guilty. This infatuation gener-
crates most Of the feuds, and occasions
great bloodshed. among all the tribes
Of Caucasus, for, unless pardon be pur-
| chased or obtained by intermarriage
between the two families, the princi.
pie Of revenge is propagated to all sue
ceeding generations
The Tartars in the spring, when
the sap is rising, pierce the walnut
treess and put in spigot for some
time, When this is Withdrawn, q
clear sweet liquor flows out which,
when coagulated, they use as sugar.
When Queen Elizabeth once visited
Folkestone, the inhabitants voted
loyal and patriotic address, which his
Worship, the Mayor, received instruc-
tons to deliver in person, clothed in
full magisterial costume. TO give So
lemnity to this Address, and pay a
compliment to the Virgin Queen, the
good functionaries Of Folkestone en-
ployed their parish clerk to versify
their resolutions; at length, the time
being appointed for the reception Of
this epic, the Monarch took her seat
upon the throne, and the Mayor Of
Folkestone being introduced, he, with
great dignity, mounted on three.leg-
ged stool, commenced his poetcal de-
clamation thus:-
O'mighty Queene
Welcome to Folkesteene!
Elizabeth burst into loud roar of
laughter, and without allowing his
Worship time to recover himself, she
replied
|. You great Fool!
Get off that Stool
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bushels 5 ST. uBEs SALT.
Also. For Freight.

The new schooner
~ CENTURION.
EMM J. BuIeHrAAN, Master; Z
AkY& carries about 800 barrels, is first
sate vessel. and will tale. . freight to the
West Indies, or an Eastes1 port.
.and for sale efoat said sehrs. cargv Of
1900 bushels TURKS ISLAND SALT
march % Apply as above:
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iheap and Heautifu

Assortment ri Siaplea and Fancy Goods, OF
winch the folla"ing enumeration cnmprl-
ses IN pnrt his assortment
SuPerline Bondan blue and black Cloths,
do. do. do. do Casslmeres
Baise, Flannels and ~ iled Flushing
Narcotics aed Nalent' Vesrmgs, superior
Heavy Swansdown .,. 3D..
Rose aud point Blankets good
B"mbazetts aud tlrcassian Plaids
Brown Hollands aud l.ish Llunens
Different qualities Of Cassncus
Carton Grapes and Mandarin dresses
Italian Satin and Leyantue Silks
Gros de Naples aud Gros de ii do.
Dltirre coils. Satin Trimmings
Silk, Cotton, and Norslpd iusiary
Fancy Silk aud Eegho,n Bonnets
Cashmere and Nosl,d ShawIs and sIaud-
kerchiels
Morino and Barage Uandkrrchicfs
SWISS Muslin Robes AID worked Points
London Prints and Pointed NusIIns. Plaids
Bed Tick superior, and ga To Cd Domes-
Tie I oltnns
Also a good assortment of
Morocco, SILK, PruuneIa, aud Seal Skin
Shoes
Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Pumps
Brittle aud Hard Ware
Old Wines and Liquors
All of which, he ofl,is for sale, on terms
reasonably low, in confirmation of which
he respectfully invites purchasers to Civ
him call.
Nov. 7. tcGN25
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: easonable and ! amen
Il u u ID 5.
Ta~gxa-r -s-

Has TAKEN lie baise lorm,rl, occupied
by Davenport y Morgan, where he Is nov
Uupninr
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Eurther supplies

-. a7xE & FANCY GOODS.
puRU aAsED at the AUCTION SALES IN
NeN ob.,or CASH, whleh'we are de-
torminea -zasei al tue very lowest market
el rs and LoiAon Dude, Bristol and point
Blankets
Rod. white, and green Flannels, assorted
IIeoyy 5Nanskin do.
Ma iwjiled fIushings, for hig coats
ia.oe assortment of fine aud coarse Cassi.
netis
Tlaref. Brown, Olive, Grey aad Green Cloths
fashionable shades tor irock coats
ebenberd's and fIlrsl's imperial blue q black
Cloths
Marin Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
enper6ne and common miIled drab do.
Beaj Italian and Florence black Silk
Bpek aud celoured gro. de. Naples and vel
eeieen do.
Heavy chain, baek Levenieen.
French andEngish winler caiicoes, large
and very choice supply entirely new in
fashion and colour.
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jaconet
muslin Robes
Worked Swiss and India null Handkerchief
A rich assortment OF Thread, gimp, and bob
bineli Laces.
A4 pain and figured bobbiuett
A .nipadid assortment ct Rich worked India
and SWiss I'll alu,iius
vyyrTgn TA51x VEIVET for
painting on
Elegant nerinoand cashmere 'ong g. square
.baWIs
Gage B4rpge a. vrlveteen Hkfs
DE Y1IT CLINTON and other fam
cy pocket do.
a. Adam aud figured blk Levantine cravat.
Plain and printed cashmere shaWIs
Figured twiled merino Bombazetts
Plain Biagk do do very superior
81 do. do. Bombazeen
rniure and garment dimities
FaGcs cooured and white Fringcs
2Boxes fashionable cnrl~
2Doz Mrs Cautelo's patent corseus
CE1AAS
1872 paid aud Cnmb ct Cloaks made in very
superior style.
Ii is tn lalention of the subscribers to offer
their Stock a re iuced prices, aud every eff
bn viii b. made 10 render satisfaction TO
customers. MCKEE, ROBINSON, &Co.
Oct 81
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AOi.ls.
rnIsTEn AND FusLIsHED ~
Elijah FLETCHER a. MCH. II. TOLER,
Publishers Of the LapS Of The Unton.

a.. The SEM Weekly Paper, at -, aud the
,rae1Iy PAPER, at % per annum, payable IN
l.,ace.-No subscription will he received for
a. time Than six months; and no paper will
a. 1.continued (bnt at the discretion of the
yI;sors1 until all arrearages are paid.
'I rP Advertisements will he inserted at 81
u ner SQUARE {or less) the first time, and
oe , ceuts fer each continuance. Those
a. o. distance must be paid for previous 10
,hair Insertion, or the payment assumed by
~ .a.,,e RESPONSIBLE person in Lynchburg.
4p chancery Orders are inserted for six
w. pg Allletters addressed to the Editors must
- .o.y PAID, or they viii not be attended 10
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VI he Prince de 1t, the Prince
de c., aud the Prince de NJ.
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u HE subscriber respectfully informs his
\ friends aud the public generally, that h.
has commenced the BOOk SELLING bUSE
NESS III Tie house formerly occupied by NJ.
William Digges, and opposite the store ii
Messrs. G II. Norvell 4 ". II. Morgan WHERE
he will receive additional supplies OF all the
new and periodical publications. Having
made arrangements with the most eMcn~its
hnusea in Baltimore. phiiadelphm, New York
aud Boston, hr pledges hinIsCittH anY LaW
Mcdicai. Miscellaneous, School or Blank
Books which may be wanting, which he may
rot have, he will endeayUr 10 ehtaiu the same
through his correspondents a. thr north
Country merchants, teachers Of acadtmicsi
&c will find il To their advantage to call and
examine his stock, which will he very com
ptete. The Subscriber pledges himselfto pHV
st"ict attention 10 business, aud every "Aer.
ton on his part will be used for the benefit OF
those who may favor him with their patron
age. CHARLES A WiIHERS.
Lvnchburg, Srpt % Isl
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~ liam Greens q Griffin L. Leckie,


Have just received, in addition 10 heir former
assortment, the following articles
IaIemel Cinnamon
Gorros Subimate Rass Qnassja
Sal AmmoniHc SqaiIls
Gum 'nmphor Savine Leaves
Llqnoric" Ball Black Helebore
ia salh lou Cum lragacauth
Gum Myrrh Sal Soda
kocheli salts Balsnm Copaiya
fnlV hhnharb Fancy Perfume Walls
salts Tartar Evans Crown Lam
lhrtaut Acid cets
Super Carb. Soda Common do
Sal Ammon. Vol. Fly Stone
CalcIn. Magnesla Quick silver
Gum CopaI Pearl Ash
'nm Elastic Fine sponge
Gum Shellac Paint brushes
Sugar Lead Sash Tools
Canella Bark Marking Brnshes7
Red Saunders Soda Powders
Cantharides Seidlitz Powders
Mamma Flake Spanish Whiting
Gentan Root Vias, assorted
Aqua Forts Essence Burgamot
fhosphat Soda Fancy Snuh Boxes
sweet spirits Nltre Cu Glass do do
Spirits Hartshorn Lavender Water
Muriated TinctureyI. I,ng Glass
ron Oil Suike
basam Peru Scales and Weights
Cloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
Nntmegs Lamp Oil, &c.
.7LSO-.4 LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Stone Ware q Flower Pots
The subscribers have on hand, in addition
TO the above, nearly every other article be-
longing to their busiuess-all oil which they
will sell low for cash, or exchange for BEES
WAX, GINSENG, LINSEED OIL, or any
other article of produce, at market prices.
MnY o3 10
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Have just received, in addition 10 their former
assnrtmenl, the FOLLOW M arlI.lr..
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our course, and 70 teach us he Mt.
night 70 go'srn aur ouIuet a,,3 ~
our progress. TINS insirartina ! =5's
70. III thf"e "nfds-the Ist t,r S.
thank them for ii-Mevi!l J.. nm.
a. te'nperance---oh yes. we vii !. i'e
- ne 'fe TOO sttong to b. iulr,,...
All 1eheefs1 and the third j. NJ =
'''' "e aA'i.u ftrtes Of " /,
, :, 10 feaa That iilustfiea,s llst a.
: to',s,'h' n"olemeo, Nhb, ~ the ,.,,.
,'Ha '"a' our Cause MS stranxirJ
'ioust III Iiprals, have come E5r,,'d
proclaim aloud the adsudify ana 49,.
~ me idfa that sesep niiinnS IF MI ''
"r pun down by idle speech. or III. "a
81 me catholics of ireland ,sl al ~,
prpiane cath. no matter by vhom :,
be 1Hkrn. Talking Of Lord I.t.,rs..,i
AN led 10 say a lrw words with ~
iiat absurd aud tiiulcnt dcel.rafi..,.''',,' -
bnted 10 linn. Lord liverpool. il So.
Is ~ the habit of takiog Il dose If ,l..,.''
casiooally. (ie would nor ia!. ''-
for the "ofd.l But on This orcs.i,.. I'a'e
slated to have taken Il second dos, 49,,
very maifln England that Knows a'r,l.,.
ABOUT NE matter, acconnlSn. tn aisa,.l'
~ aud atemperance Of hi. ism, noaa
a.lri7iiih5 II 10 the o,esesttroc Of ~
tLaushterl tase detHs,ed ,,,a
ftrlrs OF" M, no" How could
tC'leers aud laughter W. luo,y
a e our friends and who are our conc:
Let us rally aud unite round HE sfqr1s.,
Iiiberty. | have p umisrd in Fa.,i....
that there Shall he a new Catholic II;
aiion. CHEERS have promised IN
tIIefti shall hta . N
Renewed cheering Tne people shall IN.
enumerated census from the paf,.Ers
are 'lftady come IN. have Hi, lev "a,
II census from the parish Of Ardrsli, e,
the dioeesS NJ Meath The retu,n If tf,.
Catholic population /, IS foIlows Mi
6G1, females 5Gi: 80 that you see l8a -
tie gentlemen of that parish VII ha,rlo#,.
To iook In wives eisen here. CHEERS aSJ
great hughter.1 However, nlalrs oaJ -
mdlet, they make Il total nft2IS Cafl.Iies
And thrn,as IN the Observation-Disclosures,
one Protestant IN thtpal.h; aud vef.ub.,
do You thlok the poVrpeople pay for church
cess IN" less than lulr pence an acr.
although there Is no Protestant cAu,,h
But there is d salary of 2oj. ,ral for 4 n...
ri'iI dirk who has nothing TO do, and le'
more Tor QUE who Is too old to do anu
thin5s-fGrear Ianshirr) We shall have
list OF The nhahranis Of every patisa-
Catholics, Pretestants, and Uissenfer...
There shall be 40 more random Calculate
ons like NJ Fosters, who allows tl!ts
Catholics and t"o-ihirds for every Ifoft5-
tani.-Now we will make hin present Of
The fraction, aud we viii give him nhol.
Numbers. (Lh,ghter) rae Associa.au
will not be Catholic alone 4; the first naa.s
on il stll be eminent and Distinguished
professionals. II has bern suggested hat va
would assume the dress We woe on Tue
occasion Of the Kings visit fhlue fr elk coa'.
hnh "aistcoat, and white paniaoon.j aat,
accordingly. you see have sported il here
to-day CHEERS and 4 IloSh), and | hope
that those who wish for Cancellation aud u
naaimiiy Mill adnp' The uniform, aud then
If the Marquis Of Anslrsea sbuull make an
'ncursion upon Us he Will know whon to
cot down
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I1eisis and Atheists ARE compfehended
but mol d,stinS Iisied IN cithcr of these g
numrrailons, rs they do put arow them
s,rs by any formation into bodies, but
arr 1umiir, AZ each class.
IL Is worthy af notice, thatthe most an.
GENT congregation, n. Pagrns, stlll sub
.ist through HE slaht, aud comprise mnre
th.n'nnr btif of lis genrrai population i;
khl the scca d IN order e linc, w jews,
haze, since ihr dcslrurtinu of Their temple
and city, IN 4. D. 10, fallen so near 10 de-
Cay, AS 10 comprise only a200ih part of the
whole that the third denomination, NJ.
Cnrlsilsns, now mflude aae(uarth part of
the Whole and that the Mahomedans,
who sprans op tx centuries alter tie
Christians, ded Threatened Ia annAilate
iar.n, occupy the space of one sixth part
al thr whalr. II is also observable, that
" hen au estimate 81 this kind was made
.aboui dfy yeats since il VAS supposed that
the Ghristans aino luted To onr sixth part,
AID nua they have lacrrascd 10 one-lourE.
a -tep Father in this inquiry dispos,s oil
thr Christians thus "a thclr subdH t-tans:
1hr Gte.k 4 Eastetnehurchcs 10000, 600
kO,nau Catholics 100, go 0O0
krotestonts, ineioding all sects 10000, 900
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Wheat and New Niouc.

sNHE subscriber will pay the highest
cash price for wheat, delivered at the
Lynchburg Mills.
p S. have few half barrels new -four,
warranted TO bs good.
H0WSON 6, WHITE,
July 2a. IS 10
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A List Of the Highest i.dihces now known
III INN, L, I..,.1IlLl,,


Names aad Situation. Eng. Feet.
Pyramid al tiiA-h in Egypt, 5I3
S'ceples OF thr GalhrdrAi at Coionge, SOL
Steeplc of the h,alslet at Ulin, 4Bi
Slceple of the Cathedral at Antwerp, 476
Srrpl- OF the Mialstrr al SJfasburs, 4g0
Pyramid of Chrap, in ~, pt, ~.
Sleeplp at ST. Stephens al Vienna, 4.a
Cnpola 81 81 Peter Al Rome, AL
T r.,tni of crpirenns IN Eslsat, as
Sterilr If 81. Matthias al Iaadshnt, 42Z
Stccpie OF the Cathedral al Crenoiia, 500
Stteple of the Cathedral ~ Florence, s64
Sl-epe Of 81. kgrsina in saxoDy, 50.
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TIE SICK CIlILD---.f Nidniga Sst'oa.
II sleeps .-rhe iaf1u, safrervr sleeps
Hieeasssoas ct tie bitter pain,
yheRaxiaus watch q mother keeps,
n. sirAs >hs weHli renress In vain,
Whst= Ger fis couch sue leans ans Heers,
tssi as Tue drops oi summer rain
IL sleens 4--nos dreams he OF the rare
IAal ren,i, a laolhel aching breast.
II. hears not The ICY murmnr'd prayer
ttEsrral. hose scefiif yrt.s ling With deEITif)
Tat asks not lne-Yhile others resi-
rle hee-s Il no, .---a Oh God (s',r eies,)
giae me Ia beac ibis inlsut's patn
/ i lanfHaf upt=-sa those sweei eyes
Awake IL l.calfl AMI joy aFaia
AID iiaM viii seen aH9 aganle,,
SO tia, his bps nsy nsi eonrifaa J"
Fond ,naaraer knaa I thou no., Ia love,
Ia utercg. M. ihi..clartehihg rut,
By HbA vie rale- aad faizas above,
sam. gneais, evil 10 rrfnuve,
And NOT THfaiill p-'eis imeai
rorebasee, to shaw il3y beat liow ff.il
Are lr hcst heprs We cline ~ bcfe
- wara thee. = thf ehert :" pale,
Aatl "a fnr br9t1, as mf rtle eictr,
He's eatly death may reud he ved
Eaa, cover our existence hele
4 leach lkee--shauld you s'.d.rff i've
10 train hon Tor ~ ard mose pure
Nei ier She houors EARTH can give,
lrssss only g.iffcf ia areeiys)
Esui make III. heavenly calling sure
p.rsl.aace, 'nras aeul h. 81 tlty tron,
lhal too pueh w,sxhpp,a earthly things,
Fabfece the oi-er- .Htsia fnfi,
IL Nbich ~ t4Hlhiy passion ciiues
T. sfou hoA aeat --lnp ltsi iheu art,
How vain the blessing ionuhe brings
Deem Il mol bard lIeagri doth approve
The leehass - saui Ike Tune
- sarfrt Is a MOTHERS lafc,
AHl aHsei, Aait such sighs alieyr,
As of rings al NTIs1pss shrine
lnG Lot OF THOUSANDS.
IL Lire 10 love 10 Hope AMI fnd twain,
To see irends faiiiug that riches fly
A youth ol toilies--san old aee OF pain
TO pine for freedom, aud yet fear Ia ,lle
lAen add te these (ior such j. mortai's iOD
10 die al lust--unpilird aud forgot
900
lerd Byron'S Lines, ieRHd in ms Bible.
within this awful volume lies
The mystery of ulvsterier.
Oh haepiest tbeY of human race,
10 whom onr God has sieen grace
To hear, To read, 10 fear, 60 pray,
10 liit the laieh, aud force the way
u - better mad they He'er been born,
VINO read To doubt, or read IT, scofn.
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Original .9nccdote. To The late
war, Mr.. +. from oae of the western couu-
ties of North Carolina, who occasionally
visited Fayetteville, left his bill unpaid (tor
want of cash, probably, mt the tavern OF
Mr. 5. an old Revolutionary patriot. At
the commencement Of the late war Mr. +.
received the commission Of captain ola ri
&c corps which he raised il his ncishhor-
hood. He marched to CANADA VAS i
brave and successful officer, and WAS SIEVE
raj times promoted. For each gallant a
chle,mrnf his former host wound give him
credit on his books fur part of the debt
aud when, being Colonei f., he fs,l ii the
head Of his troops, which he had az often
led on to victory, III. patriotic old gentle
man fnally balanced his account.
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Crrnla of The Cathedral at Milan. 81
Siceple 81 the Cataeds,l al Utf.., 1t, syH
pyranid 81 SsekKarah - Egypi, S5e
slcepi.s o. Notre Dd,ar n Munich, SIS
curala Of 81. paul's d London, 81
sfreiales OF -. Anseharias Al Bfcmra. so
Sicepleofihe Caiie.lrrl - Mag,lthnrg. asa
steeple of 81 Maf.'s Al Xenicr. SO
Cursll oiilie Jcsui's Ghureh al Paris, aiI
As-imlii Tuari - Bologna, 81
sicrfs "f 81. NaiY's II s,4lin, 81
Cupola OF ,ae lmaids at Pans, 2g5
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TuE EXECUTIVE CODY


To Messrs john Orlando 4 Aadreas iuriottis.
The enemy before Nararino, having
experienced defeats at various times, is at
present in distress, aud is endeayouring To
retire into the fortrca5es Of Modon and Co.
ron, We hope that none of them will es-
cape Ms, and that their present position
may serve them rs n saiutary lesson. On
the 3tst March, Twelfth April cu7aes
engagement took place. About one hum
dred Greeks, under General MacroI unis,
sailed ont OF the fortress sword in hand,
thew themselves IN the centre Of the enc
my, and after having killed more than five
hundred, according to the mast authentic
we have received, they return
ed into the fortress, laden wish booty, hav-
ing lost only one of their companions, and
with only seven slightly wounded. Ii IS
also proper 10 inform you al the heroic ac-
tioD of John Mayro-Michaelis, son of Pc
tros Nayra- NichaeIil. That young man,
accompanied by his brother George, had
hardly learned that the enemy advanced
towards Nayarino, than he went to throw
himself into tina, fortress with body of
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Total

Those have all risrn since the promoting
Of the Uarer-al Ghristiau Church, ! 900
a NJ of which
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iAeSRECgLTgY .sl!A'L.
APPLE AND FRUIT TREES.

From is Milton G11fiie.
Euast s.,sfs tbJal.s that continually en-
r5tHias and ca-it #diaS oil Aeple Orchards
t.0ib5aas te fa, ierea hat tbr Young trees
therp /, ao doubt q, T, greet advantages.
o. mann ins aud ga by@iu5 I'D ntehltds.
!, eauses tlltln to, "a bon I'D Icy raUarl
Ing tae frait too soon. 10 deeP belore the
fine for gathering 70 keep or Tor cider
fHmtiug Young Apple frres planted
shalae, I'D the hoes daed ur with ue3
Native mo1ld er earth dntys Mccerd Inc
hcst. Ton dressing tar esceeds any o'lfrr
application ofmannre. 4 great orchedlel
once sad. 4laJNs plant shallow ard give q
Eap-dresals Apple trees planted CA a
sci. 4 alrfeat from th II on winch they were
yulcL always d. brst
Mr.. Caxe lhtaks that Young orchlrd-
thriyr in proportion IN IT, gprdares at the
q Il, aod the drgree Of cultivation bestowed
on them. shallow PImiin2 more COM
vlrielY iasufps the success 81 thcir living
.ar the roots Of ihc YONG apple pres arc
50 nr1f the surface - taslcel The salptafy
i4llueucraf the sun ai", s vain. Al klnas
nff,low crops. such ne prtato,n, prls, and
Inaian corn, partlcuIariy the last, are prrp-
ll1lV adapted % iuern,r the apple trees
foi thr ir-t AID srcond years alter they are
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ing 1eeie, or iany olhe7 ia,nf-e =. =
toa Geaeral Laad Agency. lis fees arr
as moderate Is those nf my other Acct.
anS ar propefiloaed ,r the services - h.rn
ma ap r.quired 81 hin.
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f.xs., or any other hesinrss. Al orders a.,
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tain sufficient sum Ia "a. Ter al the scr, =
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B1nk or others equivalent 10 ihesn. ar fAs.
viii usi De attended n. I.effcrs should 10
addressed 10 w +. VoonRUrs, IL.
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which might be used ~ o.hers-he ha
been Testified - So dung by ,be accumula-
fiou nPan him ri feprosches and pre- ndg
e.r =, - here that assertion heReYrr bulu
Il might 10 construed, Violated no lis, nor
araer, aud wdefe i MAS The iutenii1n ofihe
accused TO Use only such Jansasse As be
eatne proper . admissible Remembrance.
The earrsrl took 4 mos extensive yirs
If lbe jurisdiction al Courts Martial "a lhIs
country aud the analogy brtrcrn then
pnwsr. and thasc al Eng nd. VITA The dl.-
tinetipa As they existed. a4d Illustrated FRS
defence by decisions, aud iae most varied
and bca1'if1l positions which tbe applica-
fion nf the ftcts aud law could perhaps
have possibly permitted.
When NJ. jones hid concluded his ar
gomrnt, TIC Court adjourned until Non
day.