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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-17

W WASHINGTON, May l5.--6Ir Clay returned TO lhi.
CITY yesterday from his short TO PhiIadelphio and
we are gratea TO observe that his health seems 10 be
greatly improved. DIS. Physicl and Chapman wa
're's'a!a, concur i'll recommending MIR. Clay an
ent'Te abstraction from the ,abours of his office for
some months to come rs doubt not that the af-
hcton under which he has suffered was proGpoed ALL
ose'heT oy cohhnement and close attention 10 his pub
nc duties, we have hope that relax alton an,
exercise w'll he us most certain Iestoratves.
The House Of Representatives Yesterday orderea
'he o'' 10 abolish the Office of Major General in Tie
military peace establishments to be euerossed and read
third time Tomorrow. TIE question therefore Will
he settled IN few days, whether any successor 10
General Brown shall be appoiufed mr. p Lcil,r H..
Office itself shall be abolished.
resolution was adopted By the House Of R,nrasen
tatVe' TO meet daily al 10 O'clock, A. III. during the
remainder OF the session.
Il will be By orr report Of Tie proceeding, -,
Congress yesterday that The Committee on conference
on the subject ofhe bill making appropriations for In
'ernai improvements, made report both Houses
yesterday, which was agreed 10. The Ieport recOn-
cnds tile adoption of the amendment made by the Se-
nate IN the be of tie bill, and modification by that
oody Of their amendment in relation TO the surveys so
as TO restrict the appropriation objects of national
CHARACTER 4be bill thus modified, therefore, has be.
come law.
Lest an erroneous impression may po abroad a. Io
'he real extent TO which the bill for the relief of the
Survivors of the revolutionary army poes it NAV be-
proper 10 Stale that ii does embrace all the vet
eFaDs o. that interesting period. It's operation is
Conihcu 10 ihOse officers who entitled To The
hai pay under the resolutions OF Congress Of 1900
and to those privates who were eu,jtled TO bountg
OF eighty dollars We know rDaDy members who
'oed against the present BILL who would have sur
ported any bill nhicb embraced The whole CT the Of
hceFs and II Is due 10 them, well as necessary for
the correct Information of the public That il soud
be understood TO what extent the bill actually goes
MAJ y,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
By ne tiOrernOr et!ae COMMONWEALTH # FUgt-

By the siorer,or 81 !ae Commonwealth # Pusi-
MIA A PHoc LAlIATioN
~ tIEREAs il has been represented 10 the EXecu-
tive by the iaor OF the Town OF PETERSBURG,
that on the night of the 81 inst. certain John a
rison, who had been reinanied 10 jail ty an cxa-
mining court, for further trial, charge OF ielo
ny, did break and make his escape from said Jail,
ana Is now going at large: have, therefore,
Thought proper, with the advice OF the Council OF
state, TO offer reward OF kyiy Dollars, 10 any
person OK PERSONS, who will apprcbcnd and convey
To The Jail OF Petersburg aforesaid, the said John
Harrison : and do moreover. require all officers,
civil aud military. aud eNhort the good people OF
the Commonwealth 10 their best endeavours TO
cause the said fugitive TO DC apprchcnded that he
NAY be dealt with ~ the law directs.
Srii en- under my hand as Governor, and under
the Seal vi the Coiuinonw ealth AT Eichnond,
<SeaD this 10th day of September. 1888.
WM. b. GILES.
John Harrison is about ~ years OF age, about
feet inches high, light hair small whiskcrs, thin
viSagc, fair skin and blue eyes--has mark on his
right cheek, which he burn with, resembling
wine, (Which can only he discovered by close ex
aminaiion.) lie is a shocnaker by trade ,,shad on
a black btoalcloih coat and parl!aloons much worn,
light coloured vest and black hat with Grape round
it, He was born in Lancaster county, Va.
Sept. u. 3I-,viw
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,lor2e any such it,i renee. Nc, understand that
his friends were authorized to give his name for
the opinion which his letters expresse,l--and il is
from these circumstances that this last attack has
ari.en--Let the National intelligencer MENACE or
nsinuate rs much rs it will, a. to this complex.
ion must il come at last" Instead Of making 9TH
ers vince" it will vince itself-and the farther
. ,ocs on, the more il will be dsgraced. The at.
tempt TO expose Others will only expose Itself 10
additional embarrassment and bitter modification
Let them husband, then, their own spirits =. they
viii need them ali.''
One word more upon this suhiec,l--The n. /.
has attempted 10 offer other evidence of " such a
design being entertained"-and that is i'm para
graph oil New York paper of November last.
II quotes the paragraph, and asks, can the reader
desire any further evidence that il has been in tho
meditation OF tire party TO usurp the right OF the
people!" Phsaw"! What miserable stuff il this,
Who made the New York Editor " the party:"-
BY what species of rnetamorphoss does he become
the entire party within the State of New YoIk;-
But he is the oracle of the party-and can The N
L. say so with any sort of face, when, at the
liime, il declares that the said Editor is zone OF
those persons 10 fchOnb ii fcouli be highly indis
Greet to coniids the plan Of q campaign:''-If he
ite not, then, according TO their own showing, in
the confidence OF his party how can they consider
him as the oracle OF the Party:-Wc use their
gument only against themselves; bu, the talents the
wit, tho high spirit of the New York Editor
Guire no euIogum at our hands.-But he certainly
did not that occasion speak the sentiments of his
party. On that day, Mr. V. b. wrote his letter,
strongly disavowing the desgn-The 4. Argus
came out strongly against it. No paper in New
York has from that moment recorded any such
design-Mr. w. b. affirms on his personal honor
that he has no knowledge of any such design being
entertained on the part of his friends-and who
| should know, if this :" Master Spirit does mott
The deficiency ofevidcnce on the part OF the N.
just remarkable its addaeity of assertion.
| The whole story is false, lille, and insidous-
| Such design is unnecessary-lor, the party will
get more votes than they want without it.-No
such design was ever seriously entertained.
The editors would s.like 10 see the ,chole of tina,
letter Ito the 4. Argus.) It would, we have no
doubt, be worth stereotyping." We saw letter Of
| MIR. Van b. in December last on this very sub
| ject-which reflected on him the highest honor.
Ii took up the question Of change of the law on
2r.nepent expressed the most indignant opposi
loftiest spirit of politician.
The A.Argus has already scourged the Editors
with the Lash of scorpions.-They deserve, and
will receive another cas.gation, q. the hands OF its
Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
HAMPDEN SIpNEY COtIkt.

THE scin-annual examination at Hamplcn
Sydney College will commence on Friday the
10Th instant. and close Tuesday the 23,i. Pa
rents AMI Guardians and ALL who feel an intercs,
in the advancement; OF literature AMI science, are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
The Commencement will take place on We'd
ncsday the 2ith when ten members at the Senior
Glass will deliver their Baccaaurcatc CITATIONS and
receive their Degrees.
The Board of Trustees Will hold their annua.
meeting on the 25th.
!. =. CUSHING, President.
The Anniversary OF the literary ana Phiioso-
phcal Society, will be held on Thursday tie 25ih
on which occasion an Grafton and Poem will be
delivered. On the same day. the Anniversaries oi
the Union and philan:hropic Societies will take
place, and orations will be delivered by their re
spectivc representatives,.
| Sept. u. .3f-is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12

fLeRonI the Subscriber. living IN Powhatan Coun-
- ~, on the twenty seventh day oil August last,
a negro man named Ben. lie is a stout likely yell
low man. hats q large roman nose, between twenty
and twenty-five years old; had on when he went
away shirt and pan!aloons, iolera,le good white
hat, and pair of shoes. lie is cunning artiul
fellow, well calculated to deceive most people il
not particularly examined. | will give ten dollars
seward Tor the delivery of Ben, or Tor securing him
in any jail so that may get him.
RICHARD EI0$ELEY
Sept. -. :37--w:;w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
FORM OF PROPOSAL.



Post WaHer Gencrnl,
Sih' .-iii convey the Mad Post Route NO. Vi,
ou-- 20 , ios the yearly compensation 81 aoIis,..
me bidder wi state such Improvements present Them
selves g hun IL stage wi. DC pfogsr for him 10
20 ne shocd druncy slate, she number Of route and
e' only The nHmoer bot the bsnnIns sud Of liz
oud $50 clearly state his fesdenoe, State rova
which t lives. 81 he ne cont setter, he nus: Sec5is
fsny hi' iids by suitable recon- enda,iuDs..
sept g.. aT-wf2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
THIS celebrated Stallion will be sold by auction


'ENElS celebrated Stallion will be so: by auction
II New Market, on the Jockey Club Day,
Thursday, 10th next month, (Jc,oberl
The terms will be one aud two years credit
equal instruments, for approved papeT~-be last
payment carrying interest from tie date the first
becomes due
ARAB is conveyed. 10 us by rIr II. NJ. Gun
ninghan, by deed OF trust, bearing date 18th De-
tober last -lcr the purposes therein uenlioned.--
We shall, therefore, only convey such tile is
vested III us by said deed, though the right to
the property is believed TO be good.
WILLIAM II. BRODNAN,
CHARLES 7. OSBORNE,
Trustees.
Captain J. J. Harrison claims, we understand, an
interes, in Arab the nature OF which viii. bc ex-
planned on the day o! Sale. ". II. II.
g TO.
Sept. -. 37-tds
lfN cI!ANcERY ~ u court hcll Tor Bucking-
- ham county, the / lth day OF Aug. 1925
Thomas Russell, Plaintiff
against
Granicrsonj. Glover, and VIM. II, Sruith,
Defendants.
The defendant Clover not having entered his an
peardnce, and given security according to the Act
Of Assembly, and the Rules Of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabiant OF this county, II is Ordcfed That the
said Glover do appear here first day of Noyeml-
Der FERN next, and tho Plaintiffs Bill; and
that Copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in
some public Newspaper, Published in the City OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, aud posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of this county
4 copy. Teste, IL. Ei-DRlDGE, d. c.
Sept. IL 37-wsw
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!NurgeonpiHe Female .lcaderGy


fFliIE subscriber with pleasure informs the public that he
a has made arrangements by which 81 young
Ladies, Will a,fd ajysutsgrs others
Southern country To assist Mrs Cary the rfeceprs, Ire
engsed the services of Mics Ms ddle-
town. Conn. Lady who alike di,lnguisfed for her
Sainmen' worth Vi hataeterad by hes ssehsr
in tha, pisce.
The plan of his eminty differs from other, with which he
acquainted t. past of the country ia
ase believed 10 be vtrg imV0ra the
ls The cOuse 81 study pursued IN IT, reduced ssfs
IL presents before tho pupil Der anct, ieaf,ct
tsi part Ot this course, 10 dsrpie aud en1fs the minds
- teach thoroughly the useful branches The latter rt
desigged 70 euuchhs Female MUD with the
u the higher hiahche Of Leaning Tive ohci Of the whole
rOuise' IA te language Of the ffpre,fus wake
Tue intelligent tUJ; 10 make her bl- sod lovely
mdnberi dgnisd "a her deppimeuj society.
ahd blessing 70 the world" It conducted Chrdii,
.not sectsrii principles. reo yeArs espeierce
ihe 'uh'cribe that the ystem Is pra,tsbe, ehJ d. the
benefits derived 10 the PUZZLE, viii thiu equal m mos,
saHsntse expsc,a1Uu..
la another pueulsf, Io5f the ,nscrber ped III,
reIriaJn tstthis Semntry stall re superior siy With
'fnich he acquainted A. a. the Round I School n NJ,
hoys always under the inspection Of thtit Teacher; 20
"crc ibe young Laes shall hr osys under the spccil
snd inpeeion vf the Female Iescheftne expressed wish
e. uf The Parents, TOT M the only exec uon.
The year divided rtD sessions the ftsi Of 30 yyeet
The second II ~ weekr u week, mtsty.n
bei"eeo inem Tue schools examined ~ tie PIineipa
once fortnight
The whole eyrence' esclusiye Of elo,b,, Will A. ere.s
yaty from 100 10 $500 per anHum..dunc Is fccuitd VIA
b. separate ehsige.
Letter. sddfei,eJ to me ubfofhsr s!urssonvile B.oo,
wick G. Vs''wiH Le promptly attended Ic
HENNV CLARy. A. NJ
- L'fs. ipui ~ Frsprtrfer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12

Is hereby given. 0,at petition from sundry ct-
zeus OF Albcinarle, tluvanna and Louisa coun =
ties, will he presented to the next General - sem
bly, OF Virginia, praying for the passage OF law,
which shall authorize the laying ont and
stretching Turnpike Road between Mcriwct her
Bridge and Boyds Tavern, III 7tlberuarlc county.
Sept, IL 37-w:,w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
OFFICIAL.

The following is the Return of the Votes. for
and against a Convention (to amend our State
Consttution,) received by the Executive Depart
nent, from every county, with the exception of
the county of Harrison.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
IEWqLE EDITCiT'IJ-lc

f}t.HFLE .EDTCfTIO.v
NFisS MARGARET " WIT, will reopen ,chooI
= a on ncudaJ tbs 81! of September nett door, 9n
a,iisrs fe5idChcs r Street.
TINS If IlIisO.
CfthoE;aply aealitg, PER a.. Ga
rHurs, sidhm. is, GegorsphY. History, Grtnu''.
Ehs'etf, Nnslh Phh1solty, and Ofnarsa'aI
NetdltsyDfk, 3
Drawing n Painting, q
Porting on Ieiyet. separate hrsE~f, 6
q few young Jsdss will be ,r1a50ts.sl ~ bostd,n Ter
fathers hmily, a SOD per alupir.
AaEaaio. s0-s.G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
1T 81 81 4ih 5th Oh
~ ga III az. 90 a.

Ind taat ths said numbers drara the order
caeaf aey s.and above that say, No IL era, s fss
No 81, 'castas fourth; No. 10 sga, s.s GJtA No. A. re
sir.h and last.
FtneSs oar hss,', al Richmond the s!A SEPT 1923.
GEORGE FISHER,
WM. J. ROBERTSON.
.SAMUEk. COTTON.
Sept. u. 81 If
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Hft virtue q beed Il Ttust executed ~ VIM e. Ua,,
- 10 NE 'uborbcr, the 29ih day e Mach 1899,
recorded 10 e CLERK Onict Of Amelia court for
pWPoes therein rtontd wil be rid ~ thu highest bide
Il pablc auoon, II e f'dsHce Il the said WIN. l. Bs,,
Tor rtsdy money fhc 7b day u Oct " moi III
o" ~ 'ir cny, al the sad WIN T. Bsss stock hofe,ssie
sheep aud hogs and ail his plantation ulens,l, f.eT,y
htsci0n tttlsr with his proportion Of the crop shest
m'df e ptehi year. on tle plantation whilh ke fe,ds
10 li,e c""ry 20 Amcta,reat The Genito hih.
&C. c 'etii TIE subs Tter, will hs conveyed 10 fho
ruith''f Z. AiCDfRD HOOKER Ty7afre.
I'LL.
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tOifot Gins mt On HgricUifur0i I,npieme1lfs
SiNCLAlE 6. MOORE,

NINCLAIE = MOORE,
~ FfI,s Tor Sale, ~ teu Mandatory Pratt 81, WHAT
- Baltimore, COTTON GIHS, made IN the be.t m,ansp
WIN circular breast end steel ssvs.
Ar gcueitl rssoftnfri Of hgrhnlfu TDpIsy,n..
e'mPfieing me most appfoyed plo0rhs Cviyf ,ofs Wk.,
tsns, Corn 5helieis, Straw Cutters, sc &c.
also on hs1d quantity u FRESH ORCtIARr,
GRASS SLED, Timothy, Luceine, Herds snd Tall Mesdc1
o. Grass seeds Garden G-eGs Sc.
Oder carefully end Promptly -l.pisa 20.
udlti1ls o, Sept. IG. "a
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Coalition Stock

Is falling, considerably below par-ihe small
majority III kentucky-the votes OF Illinois and
Missouri-the signs from Indiana-tidings from
New York, and the Speech OF the Secretary,
have occasioned fall in the market. Il is eX-
pecsed TO be much lower by the Ist Novenber-
The holders are in bad heart--aud general de-
preston is felt among them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12
Sept. -

lfN cItANcERY ~ u court hc,l Tor Buckin.-
- ham county, the ilti day o! Aug. 1925
Thomas Russell, PldintiT
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12

" The want OF space to-day compels tbs to
postpone some further remarks OH certain pas
sages OF the n 1. We shall attempt in our mex, to
make up for all omissions
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21
DIED,


In this town, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Silence
Harrington, wife Of Mr.. Samuel Harrington.
aged 74,-On the 18th instant, suddenly, of a
lock.jaw, Mr.. Ebenezer Wilmington, aged %.
Printers IN NeV York, Albany and buffalo, are
requested to insert this DEATH
In Spencer, on tho 18th inst Mr.. Thomas
Spraguc, soldier ofthc Revolution. AGED rs.
Printers in NeD York, Ohio, Permont. and
Maine are requested to insert this death.
In Boylston on the 18th inst, Deac Joshua
Stiles, aged 20. Printers IN Indiana are re-
qucsted to insert this deatk
In Paxton, on the 18th inst, Miss Hannah
Clark aged So
In Barre, On the 18th inst, Eunce Brooks,
relict of DIR. Ephraim Brooks, aged 81.
In Snithfield, Or ~ on the 18th ult., John
Clark, formerly of Leicester, aged 30.
In Royalston, on the 9th inst, Mr. Joshua
Garfield, aged 76
In Lunonburg, April oath, Mr.. Samuel Bill
lings, aged 10.
In Sudbury, on the Goth ult, Dca Peter
Haynes, aged SO.
In Lunenburg, Mrs. Olive Brown, wife of
Mr.. Peter Brown, aged H.
In Concord, Mrs. Lucy Bigolow, wife Of Mr..
Asa Bigelow, aged 30.
In Fitzwlliam, IN. H. Miss Betscy FAY,
daughter of Capt. John Fay, aged 25---In Jaf
frey, April 5, MIR. VIM. Marshall, aged a.
Drosrned, at Lees Factory, in Holden, on the
l7ih inst, James Sawyer, aged ycnrs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21

Worcester, S. Probate Office, May 49, 1928.
10 he Wido,c end Heirs Of JOSHUA Stiles, lite
Of Boyston, IA said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned IN he Esiede Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
M see ht) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at ten of the clock before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last VIII aiNl Testament of said
deceased should not be approved ; and you will
be heard thereon.
TtIEOPHs WHEELER, Reg. '
s2t BIZ order Of the Non. Jadge
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21
ABIJAH BIGELow, CLERK,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. AT meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday
a of May, A. ID. 1928, by adjournment from tho
fourth Tuesday of March, A. d. 1928:
On the Petiisn aforesaid Ordered, That no.
ticc be given to all persons and Corporations
interested in the prayer thereof that said Com,
missioners viii meet at the dwelling house OF
William Richardson, lnnholder in said Sterling,
on Wednesday, tie tseenty:ffh day Of Jane
aert, at ONE of the clock in the afternoon, by
publishing an attested copy of said petition,
and of this order thereon, in g Tke Massdchu-
sets Spy and Worcester County .4dUertiser,'a
and in the f" National OEgis," newspapers print,
ed in Worcester, aforesaid, three weeks success
sively, the last publications 10 be fourteen DAYS,
at least, before the said twenty fifth day Of
June
And it is further ordered, that the Sheriff Of
said County, or his deputy, serve each Of the
Town Clerks of Sterling and Princeton, in said
County, with an ottested copy Of said petition
and order, thirty days, at least, and post up an
attested copy thereof in two public places in
each of said towns of Sterling and Princeton,
fourteen days, at least, before the said twenty
fifth day Of June at which time and place said
Commissioners will proceed 70 view the route
set forth and described in said petition, and TO
hear all persons and Corporations interested
therein, who may then and there desire to bo
heard thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy Attest.
81 ABlIAH DIGELOW, Clerk
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21
To the Honorable the County

Commissioners, within and FIR the County OF
Worcester, ~ their Session to be holden at
Worcester, within and for said County Of
Worcester, on Tuesday, the 18th day of May,
A. d. 1928:
SAs7 E, the subscribers, humbly shew, that 4
Wv new Highway or common Road would
be OF great public convenience, beginning at or
near the house of Ebenezer Buss, in Sterling.
in said County; thence a southerly direction
through land of said Ebenezor, land of Benia.
min Buss, land of William Richardson, land OF
Asa Hill, and land Of Samuel S. NAV, to tho
County road in said Sterling, leading from
Princeton to said Sterling Meeting House, near
the Coopers Shop belonging to Jacob Smith
in said Sterling; and that your honors would
lay new County Road, or common Highway.
in the most convenient route between said Ter
mini, asreeably TO the laws of this Common.
wealth in such cases made and provided
(Signed) SAMUEL SAWYER and 16 others,
! A eopy: Attest
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21

FRUIT Trees. For some years past, many
fruit trees, particularly the peach, have died.
without any apparent cause but, on invcstiga-
ton, it has been ascertaned that the disease is
produced by worms in the root about the trunk
of the tree. Many remedies have been propos
ed, but without much success writer in the
New York Statesman mentions a discovery
made last summer by young lady, which bids
fair to cure the evil. Having tried all the usu.
al remedies without effect on several trees. and
having another choice tree attacked and exIiib-
sting symptoms of death, she resolved on DIES.
perate remedy, and poured boiling water about
the roots of the tree 1t was attended with
complete success. The faded leaves fell off.
and were succeeded by new set of long, thrift
ty and beautiful leaves, and the tree was nre
served The writer continues:
The brother of the young lady having taken
confidence IN the operation, and having himself
an orchard of $50 fruit trees, apples, pnars
plums, peaches, &c, of which few were also
worm eaten, took the resolution to have them
all scalded before winter. An iron kettle was
brought into the orchard, kept boilin0. (water
added from neighboring brook in nronortion
as it was used) and three or four quarts poured
at the bottom of each tree, about one foot above
the ground care was taken to cause the water
to follow the trunk and penetrate to the roots,
6by pouring it round the tree, and not too fast
This was done to each tree in the orchard with
the greatest ease in less than half DAVIS la
Dor. The same operation was performed again
IN the spring as soon as the frost was out of
the ground. Not single tree died. Those in
bad order revived, and they are all covered with
The most luxuriapt blossoms
This discovery, for il well deserves the name.
will certainly rank among the most useful. /
hasten to send it for your valuable paper it
should be reprinted IN all the publications. of
this country, for it might save many thousand
iruit trees this season from destruction, if known
by all gardeners and farmers.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-21

The Frunktin Insurance Company,
EEAVING a capital of 100000, all paid in,
4 e. make Insurance against FIRE on Build
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c. at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY, Esq.
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized to
issue Policies. istf Boston, Oct. 90.