Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

forget the protector Of their Interests and that OF
our country
By John P. Jackson, Esq.--Umted States In
the dispensation of government, patronage u
genius and skill, honors and rewards, like charity,
should ALWAYS begin at hOme.--Domesuc industry
is the true source of national happiness and ma
tional independence. IN
BvJ. G.. Goble--Henry Clay: destined TO fill
higher station: a star yet to shine IN the hrst de-
gree of magnitude. nj.
By Amb. Goodwin, IT. Esq. of Paterson---Ihe
revenue officers of the United States: Upon their
vigilance and patriotism materially depend the ac-
complishment of our high hopes; the just eXecu-
ton of our wholesome Tariff law.
By Col Crons, of New YorkThe American
System: begun in truth; continued IN VIRTUES us
end viii be righteousness and peace.
By Dr.. William Pierson of Orange--Henry Clay;
the Secretary stands alone; modern coHuPuVh
does not reach him While with one hand ne
smites the malevolence Of Jacksonism, win 'nS
other we trust he is destined to sustain the roo
Of government.
BY Mr.. HAYDEN, of New York-The American
system. with CLAY for Captain, and Mallary Tor
Pilot. twelve millions of tTeemCn Will hal ueA
arrival -,
By Mr.. Carnage, of New York---The Hon.
Samuel l.. Southard his country is his polar star
Bv Mr.. G.. Merritt, of Bergen county---Henry
CLAY: the able and manly defender Of South
American Liberty: the protector Of home INDUS
try; the underwriting republican; the honest man,
the whispers at the Hermitage to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Bv Can't. CroSs--Commerce and Manufactures:
the EXAMPLES of England and China prove that
their interests are identified, and the true lnds-
pendance of a nation Is best attained by per-
feet protection of domestic industry.
By Asa Whitehead, Esq.--Henry Clay: the
patriot, pure and uncontamlnated; let INN tna'
derervcs better things Of his country throw the
first stone.
NatFI SaeIson. yesterday at about :,
O'Clock the Jury had been impannelled on
the dav preceding, to try Nath'l Snelson,
charged with having robbed the Bank of
Virginia, in this town, found a verdict OF
guilty, and sentenced this unfortunate man
| to three years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary. We understand the jury recon-
Imended him to the mercy of the executive.
| old Dominion.
ellie
! SAUGERT1Es PAPER MANUFAcToEY-
This establishment, for the manufacture OF
machine paper, is probably the most extern
sive ~ the United States. When all the
works are in operation, it will employ about
| $50 persons, and is capable of turning out
$4,000 square feet of paper in an hour.
They appear of a very superior quality.
/ 1t is heavy, fine and even in texture, easy
of impression, and, unlike other machine
paper, cannot be torn lengthwise into
| strings. This paper is much in demand
where it is known.-Ulster (N Y. Ple6.
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PRESERVATION OF PEACH TREEs.-
Tansey, planted round the roots Of trees;
is said to be efectual IN preserving them
| from insects. A correspondent of the N.
Y. Statesman tells Of a mode of expelling
the insects in a hurry, upon the high pres
sure principle. Ii was found out by a
young lady, who first tried it upon tavo-
rite peach tree nearly destroyed by the
worms, with a determination to either kill or
cure, and happily succeeded in the latter.
Her method is to pour three or four quarts
of boiling water on the body of the tree,
about foot above the ground. Care must
be taken to cause the water to follow the
trunk and penetrate to the roots, by pour
inc it round the tree and not too fast. A
great number of trees, of various kinds,
both sound and unsound, have undergone
this operation, not one of which has died;
and those that were in bad order had reyl-
we'd and become luxurlant as before. The
writer observes, " In former times, young
lady who had become a beniacress Of hel
own country, by her ingenuity aud indus
try, would have received as a reward &
crown of the finest flowers, with a basket
ofthe best fruit but in these dry modern
times, let her at least receive our bes
thanks And so say we. Long anC
happily live the young lady to whom w
! are Indebted for so charming discovery
and long live the fruit trees, to bear then
testimony to this new application Of the tea
kettle Nclo-JrSey Eagle.
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