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.4GRICULTUR.4I,

REARING or f'RUIT TREEs.--It has been
oonsidcred highly desirable to ascertain some
mode, hy which good fruit trees might be rear
cd sooner than by the usual mode Of planting
The seed. Il has recently been said that this
object has been effected by planting scions,
with the end where they were cut of covered
with wax; but several experiments leave it
Al least doubtful whether this mode can lie
pursued with any reasonable degree Of success.
In many instances, where suitable pains has
been taken, it has failed entirely, and we
know of no well authenticated instance, where.
atler three or four years trial, ii has been
completely successful. We therefore offer
another plaza, which, so far as it has been Fri
ed, has justified every reasonable expecta-
.tion, and which, we believe, will, be(o c
many years, be generally adopted. 1t con-
sists simply in crtting piece of root from a
tree. and ENGRAVING scion into it, after
which, il should be we'll secured, and dressed
with the composition usually made use of in
grating. The place where the scion is unit
ed with the root should be put an inch or two
below the surface. We have known an in
stance, in an experiment OF this KIND, where
the scion lowered the year it was engrafttd.
In this way, from single tree, great num-
Der may be procured, which will arrive at
bearing state several years sooner than when
raised from the seed.
CaterPiilars. present appearances,
the number of caterpillars this year is unu-
sually great. Those who have fruit trees,
should bear it in mind that these vermn are
much easiest destroyed when small, and that
few hours time, devoted to it noio, may save
them many dollars worth Of valuable fruit.
Various methods of destroying catcrpi!lars are
practised, of which, very elicacious one is,
to take the nest all out clean, while they are
in it, and crush them to death under foot
In situations where they are not easily come
at, other means have been successfully used,
such as applying lighted torch, either Of
birthstone or spirits Of turpentine, at the end
of long pole, blowing them away with pow
der, or swabbing them with oil. But, what
ever We do, do al olicklu
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CARELESS DRIVING On the 9th inst as
the Albany Stage was approaching the upper
end of this village, the driver undertook to
pass rapidly by a chaise, in which was wo-
mSn. and two children; when the stage came
in contact with the chaise wheel, and took
every spoke out of it, and broke the axletree
off. person who was fortunately passing at
the time, seized the horse in the chaise by
the head, and prevented his running. The
persons in the chaise escaped without any
material injury. The repeated occurrences
of this kind, by which the lives of individuals
are endangered, call for some more effective
measures for their prevention, than have yet
been adopted.
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Notice is hereby Girsa,
FE7HAT the Subscriber

q been duty appointed Administrator (wtl.
the WIN annexea) on the Estate OF HANNAH Nc.
DONALD late Of Coventry. State of Connecticut,
dceeased, and has taken upon himself that trust,
By giving bonds rs the law DIRECTS All persons
indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby called upon
TO make Immediate PAYMENT; and all those to
whom said estste is indehied. are requested 10
exhibit their demands fur sctl sement
WILLIAM y. WHEELER.
Worecs'cr. MAY 3, 1926,
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New Post-OGfce.-A new Post-Offce has
been established at North Brookfeld, in this
County. Of which Jonathan Carey, Esq. is ap-
pointed Postmaster.
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Matchless Sterling
q EIII CT

0lLL Stand this season for
w Mares, at the following places, COM
mencing his route on the 22l of NAV inst.
lie will be at ChamhcTlain's Tavern, in Wo1-
castor, ON M"pdays-at King's in Rutland.
on Tuesdays-at Blacks, in Barre, on Wed,
nesdays-at French's, in Templetop. on
lhursdays-at Adams's, in Westminster. on
Frdays-at Maynard's, in Lancaster, ON Sat-
urdays- and the remainder OF the season at
the Stable of the Subscriber, in Marlborough.
The above route TO be continued until the
fifth day of August.
STERLING is an uncommonly beautiful.
dark bay, OF great p!omIse, sixteen hands high.
aid viii be eight years old next summer.
He was sired by Old Sterling, formerly Of
Hardwick aud Charlton, who was bred in
Virginia, seventeen hands high, aud whose
staeAE 20 superior 10 any IN me State, espec-
tally for the harness. The Dam OF the .Ma,ck.
less Sterling was a dark bay, of the famous
JOka Broie,sing breed, of Rutland.
Terms OF said Horse. SIS the season.
~ 'Fhe above mentioned Horse win leavS
his several stands at 2 O'clock, P. N.
HENRY HASTINGS.
Marlborough Fay 10, 1926. 9k
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G1jorCester:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1926.
CONGRESS-,


The Bill TO establish a uniform system Of
bankruptcy, has been before the Senate, tho
friends Of the bill hoping that it might pass
that body this session, so as to be among the
FIRST business taken UP by the House on The
I.ext. 1t was found, however, that the dis
cussion would occupy more time than could
be spared from other business, and it was
laid on the table. John Randolph made two
speeches, one Of them of five hours length,
in opposition to the bill. The judiciary Bal!
which has passed both houses, was so amend
- in tl,o Senate, as TO alter the arrangement
of the circuits in the western States, and to
require the Judges TO reside within the cir
cults to which they are allotted. The House
have refused to concur in the amendments
and the Senate have voted TO adhere TO them
in consequence of which, tho bill must be
lost, unless some compromise can be effected.
The bill making appropriation for the Pana-
ma Misyion, has passed the Senate. The
81 to 19-precisely the same as that by which
the expediency of the mission was concuued
in On the 1st inst. the bill making further
provision for the surviving Officers of the Rer
~'..'sv,.. was again taken up and discussed
and, on the second, it was recommitted, with
instructions to report amendments, in conse-
quence Of which, it may be considered a!
lost fcT the present session. What may be
its fate hereafter, it is impossible to determine
Although there is a decided majority in favor
of making the appropriation, yet there is
great diversity Of opinion, as TO whom shall
be the recipients.
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THEFT.-On the Eth inst. the house oi
Thomas Keyes, in Wcst-Boylston, was entered
while the family were at Meeting, and desk
broken open, and one hundred and twenty
seven dollars taken from it. The next morn
ing, person by tho name of John West wa.
committed to prison in this town, charged with
the offence. One hundred and twenty five
dollars in bills and some change was found
upon him.
A CARD.
The Subscriber tenders his sincere
and hearty thanks TO the inhabitants of
West-Boylstou, and neighbouring towns,
for their spirited exertions in detecting
the Thief who rilled his house on Sun
day last, while the family were absent
at meeting. THOs. KEYES.
est.Boy!s,op, May 0, 1926.
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Paints, Drugs, & Dye-StaFs.
Fletcher & Carruth,
NO. 4, Long Wharf--Bosros,


OFFER FOR SALE,
nm CASKS dry 100 do. do. Loswo,d
@g White Lead 20 do. do. Fustic
3 DO. Red Lead 10 do. do. Redwood
~ do. Whiting l cask Nader
10 do. French Yellow s do. Copperas
l0obls. Venetian Red 10 bb!s. Alum
10 do. Spanish Brown case Bengal Indigo
10 do. Spirits Turpen- 1000 lbs. Blue Vitries
tine 5 bbls. Sal. Nitre
3 do. Copai Varnish 500 lbs. Borax
cases India Scraped case Gum Opium
Gum Copal 500 lbs. do. Campfor
3 do. Gum ShelIac 8 bbls. Am.C.p. Cas-
ooo lbs. FerdIgrls tor Oil
10 tons Logwood 200 bottles do. do.
do. rustic | bale Rad. Gentian
10 do. Nicaragua do. Cort Auyank
DO. Redwood 6 bbls. Sal. Epson.
90 bbls. Ground Cam
wood
Calomel, Red Precipitate, White do.
Magnesia, Jalap, Rad Rhei, Rad VaIiran.
Pink-Root, Snake-Root, Cort Peru puly. Sue.
G!ycy, Rad do. Chamomilc Flowers
Together with a good assortment of MEDi-
CINE, PAINTS, & DYE-STUFFs. all Of
which will be sold on the most favorable
terms for cash or approved credit.
Boston, .april 25, 1896. 6tis
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.4ccident.--A horse just released from the
carriage, went with all his trappings to an
adjacent stable, and, at the junction Of Mar
ket and Charles street, had his feet SO entang-
led in the harness, that he stumbled and fell
upon three little children, walking arm in
arm on their way TO school. They received
much injury by the fall and houndeling of the
animal, and one it is feared will not survive.
Baltimore american.
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At Palmer, or the 23th ult. while Sc vera
men were blasting rocks, Mr.. Patrick Deming,
a foreigner, when in the act of leaving several
matches he had SET, was blown by the explo-
sion of one in such dreadful manner AS TO
cause his death in IS minutes. MIR. Scott
from Belchertown was slightly injured. MIR.
DemnS was nboui 90 years OF age, OF unblem-
ishet character, and much beloved by those
who Knew him. He was lately from Phila-
delphia, whore it is said he has friends.
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IA NHE subscriber has Just received by iht
~ latest arrival from Philadelphia, the fol
lowing articles, viz: Memoirs of the Life o.
The right hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, BY
IThos Moore, in vol
Napoleon and the Grand Army in Russia, OIL
"a critical examination Of Count Philip DE Sc
sgnr's work, by Gen. Gourgand, in ! vo'.
The Emperor Napoleon expe ditionto Rus
,sia, i'll 1912, by Count Philip DE Segur, in
vols.
The contribution of @. Q. 10 periodical
work with pieces never before published by
sthe late Jane Taylor in Q vols.
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful in l vol
The Sketch book in 2 vols.
Humes Smollets and Bessei's History Of
sEn gland in vols.
Element of Therapeutics and Mate ria Me
| dica by Chapman in 2 vols.
The Elements of Experimental Chemistry
by William Henry in 3 vols.
The Surgical and Physiological works Of
:John Alternately of London in 2 vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
she diseases OF the human mind by Benjamin
Rush in l vol
! Flags family Dentist in vol
/ SCOTS Infantry Tactics in 2 vols.
Lord Byrons Works in vols. gilt binding
n NV fN'bti'bdh DNSlfhi VA Dooh NINTihS
, by James Bennet in vol
Adams Geography andAtlas.
Smileys' do. do.
/ Gnmmeres' Surveying
Griscum's Questions in English Grammar
for the use OF schools.
l The HierogIyphical Fortune Teller, sup
posed to have been invented by Bonspsrte.
The last of The Mohicans, by the author O.
the Pioneers.
Randolph's Culinary Gardener, by a ma
tive of Virginia
, Diworth's Spelling Book.
Life OF Washington, Pocket Map. OF Va.
Pocket books large and small with clasps
Pink letter paper, &c. SC All of which
he will sell very low for cash
CHS. A WRITER'S
March l6
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virtue OF n deed Of trast,
~ executed 10 the subscribers by James
&c. Mooinan, of record in the clerks office
of the county court of Campbell, for the
fpnrposes OF SECURING certain debts thereiD
ementioned, to Charles Crenshaw, admr.
! of Nathaniel Crenshaw, deceased, will be
5sold to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
. ncy on the premises, on the 28th day of Ju-
fly next, a certain tract of land, lying on
James River, near the town of Lynch
burg. on which said Moorman lately resi-
sded, containing one hundred and sixty II
! cres. Acting as trustees, such title only
as is vested in Us by said deed Of trust will
.he conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
GEORGE NJ Y. MILLER.
! June IS tc4N43
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J. WILLS,C. C..

Virginia:
At Rule, holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court Ut chancey the Lynclburg District, the 10th
|day of June. 1926.
Isaac Rncker aud Ambrose tucker, Pits.
against
Richard II. Burks, William Shelton, Richard Burts.
william Ware, archibald Robertson, tht admr Of l.
isaac Iinsley. deed, Fleming Coleman Robert Timley
Alexander iinsley aud VIM. n. Roane Drfts,
The sdetendants Richard n. Hurks and Richard
3Burhs not having entered their Appearance and
l,n IN security according TO the act of Assembly
land III. rules Of this court, and appen ing b,
'ahtactory evidence that they are inhabitants of
.tmS country It's ordered. that thu said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the and answer
THE bill ct the Plaintiffs and at copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted III some newspaper printed in the
iown OF L,nchhurg, tor two months succes>ytly and
'posed the front door Of the courthouse in the said
flown. Copy. Teste,
AZ J. WILLS, c. c.
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Virginia
At rules holden the clerk office Of the superior
con1ei ehancey for the l., nchburs District, the lot
day of June, 1920.
!, John Miller, Y*.
against
Leonard tlaiborne. WIN. l.. Williams, Howell J.. WI
INNS Fielding L. Villains, Charles Williams, Coleman
Williams James whca'ley.Jr. and Mildred his lie
.Charies Williams (soG OF Warner) William II. Wilhau,
and Mary H1lIaps--which said Coleman Williams, Chs
.Wiillams Con of HanerJ William II. HilliaIns and
Mary Will ms niann by commissioner Benaei
specially assigned Their gnardian-,nd Richard q. Nor.
Iris and Elizabeth his wife, Deft>.
he defendants William l.. Williams, Howell l.. III.
hams and Charles Williams not having entered their APP
pearance aud given security, according the of
semby and thu rules of this court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
count tits ordered, that the said defendants do appea
ere On the hrst day of the X the
ded bill OF che plaintiff aud ilat copy of this order he
Forthwith inserted in some spAper printed in the
town Of Lynclbnrg, for two monthsk succesvely and
posted the front door of the house the said
town. copy-feste,
a JOHN WILLS, &C.
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Virginia:
lAtrues holden in the clerI, Office Of the SUPERIOR
icourt of cancery fox the ynchburg district the 10Th
.day of June, 1890.
Peter Street and Susan his wife, late Susan NJ Scott
Pits,
against
IN Ohm Haynes joins H. Otey and Barnahas "a. Edison
,and Charles c. Pateson. exrs OF Boycs Eidson deed
Dctts.
The defendant John Haynes not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court and il Appearing
lby satisfactory evidence that he is an iuhabitant
bot this country; IL is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here the first day fihc next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper
printed in the of Lynchbnrg for two months sue
cessey and posted athe front door of tbs court house
lin the said town.
A copy-Teste,
AZ JOHN NNIISCc
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ADVERTISEMENT.

A have determined to remove to the
a u west, | now offer for sale my house < Lot
liz the town OF Lynchhurg. Also the tract
lot Land where now live, on Staunton river
containing about 900 Acres. Considerable
Quantity OF il is ofthe first rate Low Ground:
land unques,ionahly the best tract of Tobac.
leo Land in the county. Also, $50 acres Of
good Tobacco land in Pittsylvania county
lon both sides OF Straight Stone creek. Also
E200 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
Ecreek. Also. $50 acres, lying on Goram' ;,
Branch, near Staun'on river. And also, 33s
fhcres near the same on the waters of Stink
ing River. As expect to move in October
wish to make sale "a quick as possible
{Those wishing TO purchase will call on me n,
jnny time and will shew the land and settle
{ille price. GEO. BOYD.
'" '' chsT Da@pp Nation, S%1" April 49,
tcts36
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- " ~ p liie -iihst iiuf.Ia. flBU a. II
= mprscicable IL meet Their engage
ments, aud ~ishing 10 do their credito,s
prompt justice SO far as they can, have de-
iermined 10 close their business, and 10 dis
pose Of all their property by way Of public
auction, so soon as II tan he prepared Tor
market. In pursuance ot this determination,
they will, on the 26lh day of July, 1926, at
their store ~ tue town of Lyuchburg. sell,
by WY Of public auction, their entire stock
of Leather, and other Goods, III their said
store which stock embraces all kinds of
Leather suitable for Saddlers, Shoe makers,
Farmers. &c. &C. Also, quantity OF ready
made Saddlery, Curriers' Tools, Tallow, TAM
ners' Oil IN barrels, 81. &c. SO soon as the
sale OF the property above mentioned shall
have been completed, the sale Will be ad i
journed to the lan.fard of the subscribers,
in the county of Amherst, near Lynchburg
where they will sell, in like manner, the fol-,
lowing property, 30 wit Their stock of Hogs j
Sheep, Horses and Cattle, two horse Carts 81
Gear, three or four PIougbs, Household aud,
Kitchen Furniture, one large Marble Slab to-
dress leather on, three plank 90. Cur, il q
Shop Tools, and Fan gard implements, Lo-
cnsi posts, Plank, Seaniling, number of
we'll cured skirting Hides, n few light hides !
and Negro man slave, by trade tanner.
4 The terms OF sale will he liberal and will
be distinctly made known Al the time and
place OF sae.-We earnestly invite all our
creditors To come forward and purchase, and
Ethey will he permitted 10 discount three
|,fourihs OF the amounts of their respr etige
g;purchases, (shonid the amounts of their re-
Ia specive Claims against MS SO far eBteud,) ON
E8thelr paying, or securing 10 he paid to u, ia
Hsnch manner and al such time may be de-
aclared by 10 at the time and place Of sale, the
+ssremainng one fourth part of their respective
purchases, TO be applied by US to the dis
!, charge of some special debts, which, upon
} principles OF honor, and fair dealing, I'VE think
entitled TO a preference.
Il We deem general meeting of our Credit
Tors, eiihern person, or by legally authorised
',agents, indispensable previous to the day of
s,sale, and we therefore invite one To take
splace at our store, in the town of LynChburg,
,sson the Oath day of July, 1895, Qwo days be-
afore the day of sale.) Matters of The deepest
Rinterest 10 our creditors will then and there
ssbe aeitated and decided on and we conf.
gdently hope that none of our creditors will
1.fal 10 attend
4 All persons having accounts with, and in
sdebted to us, are earnestly solicited To come
4 FORWARD without delay, and adjust aud pay
soff their respective accounts, rs our situation
8will not admit of longer indulgence.
ID. " ID HOFFMAN.
Lynchburg, July 6, 1896 id,49
Z. S. The Editors of the Richmond I'm
COURIER and Lexington IntelIigeucer will
Splease publish the above advertisement in
Hand forward their accounts 10 the Editors of,
Z line Virgiuian for payment ID. n y. II.
IL Sale TO be conducted by Jo~n r D.
1ppVup AuctiOuoaf
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81 Virginia:
Al rules holden the clerks Office of the superior
court chancerv for the Lynchburg district, the 10th
day of Iune. 1926.
william Black, Pit
against
Iandon c. Ives. Thoma, A. Hocombe, Peter WAL
ker and ebert NORRIS, Deft, .
The defendant Peter Walker not having enter.
his given security according to the
Of assembly and the rules of this court, and il ap-
pearing6y satisfactory evidence that he i. inha
bant of this country, ordered that the said defen-
dsnt do appear here the first day aud
answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs and that copy Of thin
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
in the town Of Lynchburg for months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted &C the front door Of the court house in the
SAID town. Aeopy--Teste,
~ JOHN WILLS &C
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Virginia.
A rules holden in the Clerks office Of the Superior
Court of Chance for the Lynebnrg District, the 10th
day oil jane, 1926.
John Il. Woodson, admir- lwith the will annexed of
ferren Giles dec. Pit
against
Jshn Dckey and Nelson sciarlSson, Susanna Giles
land Jacob Noodson aud Sarah his wife. DefIs.
The defendants John hickey and Susanna Giles
moi having emit rcd their appearance gwen security
according To the Act oAsemby q the rules of his
x il appearing b. satisfactory ,dence that they .are
not inhabitants OF his country II is ordered that the
bud defendants do nppea he The st day of the next
term aud answer We said bill ef the plaintiff and that
copy of this order b. forthwith inserted in SOME news
paper printed in the of IyuchbnE, of month,
,ely and posted the front door of the court
house III the said Town. Copy. este,
~ d. ROOES, ID. c.
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Virginia:
At rules holden in thticlerks office of The Superior
Court of chanc.ry for the LynchbuTg District, the 10th
,day of June. 1875
Jes,e ncleson, admir-, de bonis non with the will
lannexed OF Anthony Rueker, kec'd, PIT.
against
Ambrose Rueker and Nelson =. Dawson lite execu.
tors Ut Anthony Hueker, deed Richard Durks. Spen.
lccr Norvt and Elias Wills, SDrfts
The defendant Richard urks not having entered his
appears and given security according te &C; of
and the rules of tins court aud appearing
by satisfactory evd 'hai he not an nhabtant Of
his country II Sordcred that thu sand defendant do
appear here the first day OF the and ansver
he bill of the plaIntjhs and that copy of this order
II" forthwith serted ~ some newspaper printed in the
town OF Lynchburg. for months succcssively and
posted the front door Of the courthouse IA the said
tom. Copy. Tcste,
- J. WILLS, g. c.
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yirgnia
Al Rule. odep in the clerks efie. Of the superior
Court Of chancrry io The L,ncbburg District, the 10Th
day of iuhe, 1876.
William Booihe, AFT.
gtinst
Samuel Hcad, Archibald Robertson. Boyd Miller
Samuel Garland and Thomas Leftwieh, Defts.
The defendant Boyd Miller not having entered
has appearance and gwen seefiy according to the act
of Assembly and the ule Of this and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidfnc that lac IS inhabant Of
this country: tits order. Il, tln tc said defendant do
appear here the FIRST day of term and
ihe bill of the plaintiff aud That cofy # tins order be
'turthHth inserted IN some newspaper irntrd Ia the
toan ef fyuehburg for two mouths sneressyely, and
posed trout door of tie cUurthouse IN the said
tovn. copy. 1este,
40 r Z.
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Virginia:
Atruies holden IN the clerks Office OF the Superior
court OF chacery for the Lynchburg District, the iorl
lday of June, 1926.
Richard Harrison, Pit
sgainu
Robert Scbree and his wife, and Nelson craw.
ford. admr OF Caleb Rails deed, Defts.
The defendants Robert Sebrte and his wife
fno having entered their appearance and given see,
9accsdng TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of h
|eonrt aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
Itheyare not inlabianp this country: il ordered
Iha the said defendants do appear here The first da,
3of the next and the bill Of the plaintiff
land that copy OF this order be forthwith sers cd il
sone newspaper printed in the of Lynchburg oi
two months excessively and posted the front door
the courthouse in the said town.
Copy. ieste,
At J.WILLS,C.C.