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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

use Of '
DUMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
Is unrvaed for the pioasantncss, ease, erPedfion,
safety and certainty with which produces perfect cure
of this disease The ointment IL known TO be certain and
expeditions in its opemon to effect cure in one hours
application on without any hazard Of tang cold ms the
composition does contain the least particle OF mercury,
any other dangerous Ingredient. IL may bc applied with
perfect safety In the state OF pregnancy, and even o children
a the breast.
Price37 10 cents box-wlth ample directions.
Prepared from tho Original Recipe in MSS Of the late DR.
W. ~ CoswAy by lis immediate successor, and The sole
Pmprieor T.. kIDDER, Boston, Of whom u may be had
wholesale with n the other Medicines prepared by the late
I Conway at lis Counting Ron No, TO- corner NJ
Cont and Hanover street and eil, by his special ap
pontnen of the following Durgists;-J. BALcB, Jr and
j. N M.soN h Co. Providence. rutD
ssDtscr,e that none ae genuine wtbaut the written sig
nature of r.. KtnDrn, on the outside printed wrapper.
ar barge discount made To tloso wo Ivy 10 ss again
February 20. 't 'f To-
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DUMFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE PILES

BosToN, NovEMBER 24tl.
SIR,-The Pile Ointment and Electuary lately had o.
- yo, has had an excellent efect.-l have been troubled
years with the Piles and have never found any remedy
that would compare with yours The late attack wss 30
one, but the relief was almost Immediate mke great
pleasure in communicating this to YOU for the benefit Of any
who may be suffering under So painful a disease :,
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.
DUMFRIE,s OINTMENT

TuNHIS filthy and infectious disorder, he il ever 50 nyee
u rate may be cured in one hours application, by the
u,e of
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Valuable property for Sale.

fHHt subscriber heine drsirnns 10 retire.
- and live private life, will sell, at pri.
vate sale, his Rockymonnt possessions, at
| Franklin Court House Tie properly con.
& sts OF all The buildings that he nov occnpies
and keeps "a house of public entertain
nent, and has done fer number of wears In
addition to the houses used MS u tavern. there
! Is store honse with counting room, lnm
Der room and spacious cellar: there is NJ
this time and bias hern Tor many wears a store
kept in il together with tue buildings On
which they stand, is about eight acres land.
about six acres Of which arr in clover lots
which produce most loNurant crops. The
houses used AS tavern. the store house. fam
ly mouse, out houses, garden, stables, and clo-
Yer lots, form IA complete hollow square r.
ronnd the court house, clerks Office Rud
all, making the property the more valuable.
The purchaser could be accommodated with
number OF bed, aud other (urulture, suiia.
bic for the use OF the Tavern.
Also, lot of ahont Two acres of land. with
.asseery comfortable house on II, within two
hundred yards OF the Court House This
consider to be one Of the most desirable stu
ations for professional character in nv
knoving.
The terms of the sale will he made aeegros
modsling, and possession given IN Decen1S,pr
or January next. EDMUND TATE.
Aag %. ltN4
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r,L,nbh real estate for SALE.

=, t, nj n deed OF trusl, bearing date
4 80 oath dav of November, l622, aud DIT
,.lad in the clerks Office oil the County
If Amherst, on the 9Th day OF January,
,s,a ,yhereby james :. Prndleion, OF the SAID
,,,,v conveyed I o the Undersigned III trust Tor
1,a nnrposes therein mentioned, one certain
w, or parcel of land, containing seven nun
I'D and fifty three acres, be The same more
l.s.. living and being IN HE county oil An'
ta,st on Butfaloe River, on both SIDES OF me
md from Newglasgow To LYnchh"rg, anu
,Iiainjne The lands OF David ,, Gaflanu' De
nc same lands which Thomas Aldridge
ipg ,hs ..ed Of Iohn Camm and John Warwick,
pa ,vhicb was conveyed by sud Thomas Al
-. and Catharine his wife, 10 the same
- : p.pdleton hv deed bearing date the
,n,1, dnv of Aprii, 1918. We shaii, on Mon
,h,. ,-fh day OF October neSl, before the
-, Joor of the Franklin Hotel, IN Tie
-, al i,ynchbnrg, proceed 10 sell me
,1,eesaid tract OF land, 10 tue hlShes'
p,il.r nj, public auction, for the phpo-
s,;d trust The SAID deed Of trust author
- tho sale to I've made for ready money b'a
,,,o ,,edit,fs are willing 10 authorize SAFE On
lime the payments being satisfactorily Secleu'
'''N ,ayast naid semi-annually. The improve
a"s on This land. are two story brick dwell
NV ho,se with two rooms ON floor, brick
,,a;ce with o. her necessary out houses, ano ice
bonse and framed Overseers house, barn,
ac &c. The water is equal TO any !" the
inner country thu improvements IN good cohdl-
ton. the plantation under good system OF cul-
ARE an, adapted to the growth OF first rate to-
.arco, corn. wheat, &c the situation IS healthy,
and the neighborhood desire lie. This land Is
stua,ed about one mile from New Glasgow,
,bs comfy town, about four mics from heCout
,looSe of the coaniy, and about % miles from
Lynchburg r. ~ N, ',i,'n1, %
Richmond August p idS1
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LptlNl'R \.
lnE PARTING or SUMMER

BY MRS. HEMASs.
1hnn'ft bearing hencr iliy rosrs,
hlid Snmme', FIRE jhee we'll
Thon'ri siueng thy last melodies
In oFet, ~uud aud deli
Rt in the golden sunset
on thy --latest lingering dav,
Oh. tel me, o'er this chect cred earth
How hast thou past away
Brightly, sweet SUMMER brightly
Thine hours hiye ioated rs,
10 the joyous birds TIM woodland boughs,
Tho rangers 0fthe sky.
And brightly IN the fores,s
T. tlio y Id decr wandering frrr.
And brightly 'midst the garden flowers.
To thu hrppy murmuting bee.
hut how 10 human bosnnis,
With Ill itrir hoppe aud fears,
Aud thoughts that make thraI engle-wing.,
To pierce the unborn years
Sweet summer 10 the captive
Thou hast flown IN burning dreams
OF the Wnnd,, with all thHir whispering leaves
Aud tar blue rejoicing streams -;
To the wasted aud the weary
"a the hcfgHficknps, bound,
In sweet dnllcions tnitnsas,
Tina eh.mged with every sound
To tho sailor on tlle pillows,
In lodgings, Wild pud van,
Tor tho gushing louat, and bseeSy anil.
Aud the hohes OF earth X am
Aud unto me-, glad snurner9
How hast taou ip an Ia ne
MY ehnlnla-s inu',tep noughthn kept
froM thy haants oi sung and gtrc.
Thou hast down "a rsywarl visions,
Ia memories Of thu drad
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RY FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS,

"A, .ar ,ant,,H, payable IN 1dsances-No snb-
I1F'' ~ rereiv,l for less time than sax months
erpiPA w oil be discontinued fbut at tue diseretioh
AL 30 sp9,Yor., malta irrearases are paid
-. ,l,e,issuents will be inserted a, % cents per
II Adfe. nh, first ti1ao and 81 l2 ecnts for each
laare Nof rb,.e from distance must he pad tor
thcir insertion, ~ the paymeht assumed ny
.'r eva ~ ..eo,lsibe perso"in l4y'ehbarg'
,,,,cery Orders exceeding Two sqnaresaf M
,sl f,r six dollars.
=, ,pIetters dressed TO tho Editors musi be PoS'
=, they will hut be attended TO,
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I0lua6h Real Est0te Tor .Saie.

ldIHa6le Rc0l Eat0te TOR .Saic.
Fl HI snhscIihet al pursuance at two
I'll deeds ollrusl, executed u him 10y tn
SUI wing partners Of the late drms IT Gait
| Bullock, y Co. and Gan d Bullock, an
lie executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (vhl, :
deeds bear date IN the 3lst DIV # Mach
1925 offers for sale, he following valuable
| real property, tn Wit:
2l6 IL acres of land, purchased by TIE
said Calf, Bullock & Co. Of =. q \. Brad
TUE, situated IN tue county Of Bedford, neal
! tire town III New London
! l36 81 acres Of land. lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain aud ia the
vicinity oil the town of Lynenhnrg.
NJ undivided moirtv OF the Black Water
/ wills, and the land, thereto appnrenanI, sltu
! ate in the immediate neighborhood OF the
! ta"n of Lynchburg Clhe property above
described, belongs 10 the concern Of Gait,
! Bullock u Coz
! Also. the following real Estate, belonging
| to the concern of Gait & Bullock, TO wit
The House and Lot, with the apporenan.
ces in the town OF Lynchburg, formerly oc-
cnpied by the said concerns, as a store, and
now in the occupancy of Mckee 4 heem.
! Also, the House and Lot Immediately IN
the rear Of the Que last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord IL Vedder.
The terms OF sale viii he liberal aud made
4 known on application 10 the subscriber, who
! will convey 10 The purchaser Cr purchasers
such title as is vested in him by the deeds OF
/ trust aforesaid. aud no other.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3
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.haSsA KEGS ground white Lead, Vafl-
mgYSE ous qualities
10 do do Spanish Brown
4 gallons Linseed Oil
300 do Spirits Turpentine
3O do Lamp OIL (snperio)
300 lbs dry Spanish Brown
b10 do DO white Lead (Englsh)
go do do Veniiian Red
500 do do yellow Oker
$40 do Red Lead. superior
a0o Paint Brushes, assorted
% Boxes Window Glass, 5 by 10 & 10 by II
very good
1900 do Patty, very superior
Together with large quantities OF
superior Chrom Yellow
Prusslan Blue No. /.
Chrom green, IA new painD
English rerre de Solemn"
Chinese Vermilion
Orange Lead
Sugar Lead
English VermiIion
Turkey UAupr
lylharidge. &c. &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, al the very
owes, prices, ny
WALTER II. MlDDLErON,
Opposite Post Office.
Ialy L.
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nHthe lime into an earihera vessel, or in
toa clean bucket, and having poured over i
sufficient quantity of milk, add gradually lh,
oil stirring he mixture with wooden spatu
| Va, then pour IN the remainder at the milk
aud dilute the Spanish brown with pari ri
the milk AlIlk SKINNED Ia summer is often
enrdled, bnt tins Is of no const,I neuee Tor the
present purpose.
The milk mus, mol be sour, because in that
case IL would form with the lime en earth,
salt, susceptible at attracting the humidity u
The atmosphere. he lime Is Stacked hy i'm
merSIng u III water, from which It Is takrn
that II may be sui red Ia q m are sce in the air
The Spanish brown is pounded. mud earefnly
sire wed over the surface ol the liquid Il gra.
dnaily becomes unprecedented with ~, aud lnlls
IL the bottom consequently The mixture mus
be frequently stirred.
paints made with chalk, or white argllaoaou
earihs.
The above quantity will be sufficient for
twenty i've yards Ut the first coating. RESI-
Nars painting Ia mllk, tor printing out door
Objects, add l." he foregoing compositlon 10,
painting ia milk
Stacked Lime.
- on. Each two OUNCE
thte Tarpeniine.
fDt The tnrpentiue into the oil which is to
be added 10 the liquid milk aud lime in cold
weather the milk aud lime must he warmed.
Any color rHn he given by subslituiin
whitening or any drN cnlors. ChnIk, oChres
Nc &e. Tor the Spanish brown aud Venetian
red.
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ENOR SALE.-My fine young Stallion Op
q tmus, inferior m point of form to no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved stock
aud proven himself 10 be the most valuable
stock horse. He may he seen by application
to the subscriber, in Charlotte county, near
Brokers' Ferry, and the terms known, which"iil
be accommodating. ED. ". HENRY.
Aug. Is. is2.
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MORE NOVELTIES.

Partisan Gsuzes, for parties
Grass and cambria Ba,istis
Granadine Silks, a new article
Best blk. Gro de Maple silks
Beautiful plaid Cling mans
Bobbinet Wells, very chenp
Thread cambria Iidkfs. a bargain.
All of which viii be sold as low as our Gus
toners could wish them
MkEE ROBINSON {; Co.
June 80
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New Publications.

vHHE subscriber has Just received direct
Il from Philadelphia the following new pub
ications, viz :
Sl. Valentine Day or the FAIR Maid ofPerth,
BY the Author ofWaYerly &c. &C. ms work
said 10 be superior to any he has ever written.
Sir Waite, SCOTS Relie ious nlscourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9TH No. lor June
1928 jjust received and for delivery to suhscri-
GERS ABEAM X. NORTH.
lnne 10
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Sundnn- lSchn0L B0nkr.

XpHE subscriber has Just received fromihe
y Sunday School Union Society, OF Phra-
delpha general assortment of Sunday ochool
Books. which he is determined to dispose of at a
very small advance. {. A. AiIHEko.
Jan u. tS2O
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Irishi.inens,iaw K Sheetings

WE are prepared To exhibi, ~ case
Super dressed irish Linens OF superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
A few pieces fnii o. Linen sheetnss
The above are worthy the Inspection OF
those DESTROYS OF having good and cheap Ii
men fabrics. M'kEE., ROBINSON & CO.
june y
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ASHES.

LeHchcd ashes ARE Inarh used, in some
paris uf the United States, as = manure.
Great Quantities aIe aunu1llY iHkpn from he
cty rt Philadelphia 10 Long Island, tor the
purpo-e. They cosl here 10 Crnis per on,
horse cart load, and commonly hriug me dol
lar fifty cents, WHEN delivered. From pa
per III the frs volume Of the .},W i01k .4er,-
cuiiDrai Socieiy, TrnH2 by Mou-. T.. L'hoM-
MEDiEr, IT appears, that ashcs are found 10
succeed best on dry luamy lands, or loan
cheapest manure that can be procured Ten
Loads oi tins manure, on poor land, will pro-
duce ordinarily twenty hyr bushels oil wheat.
which exceed,, by five dollar, the expense ol
the manure aud tnn five dollars pay tor
the expense OF labor in raising the crop. The
land Is then letl in state for yielding a crop
Of hay OF between two aud two aud hall
tpus per acre, which it will continue TO do
for great number Of years. No mannIe
continues 5" long in the ground rs ashes.
In New York state, the mack country far
mers pay all The expense oil clearing their
land by tn. ashes Of The wood burnt on IT,
One bush-l III field ashes of oak, is worth l25
cents. OF hickory IL cents. One bushel al
house (hearth HsheS,) Of oak is worth IL
cents ; OF hickory % cents at this dsy
(lSl9) A bUshel OF good oak ashes yirIds n
bout lbs. OF potash, OF hickory ashes about 4
lbs
II is surprising all new planters do not pnr
sue the same economical plan. The ashes
ara mixed with one fourth of good lime, and
Ieached. The ley is eyaporaled into potash
in large cast IRON boilers.
Domestic Encyclopedia.
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SD ThMEE.-A Specific remedy, safe
q mild aud efficient 10 care and prevent
consumption, but nothing else Just received by
THOMAS J. DUVAb.
Aiay l.
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Mr.. FEssEspEn-l enclose 10 you recipe
for Il cheap dnradie paint, received whilst on
recent visit 10 the eastern shore of Mary
land which yon can, il you plresr, insert in
your useful Journal. have had occasion TO
use it myself the last summer. and can recon-
menu il las the best and cheapest paint that
can be ssed) to those far ners who wish TO
preserve their buildings at n small expense.
Respectfully, your OBJ servant,
e. THORNDtKE
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e Will sell from 500 to 500 acrts Of uncrar
IL ed laad, lying in Bedford county, tn &c
quarters ota mile from lew LONDON Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is well adapt
~ to the culture OF Tobacco and the different
ana o. gram usually cultivated in the neiehbor
mood Is well watered, aud lies better than any
"oc' ni 'ts SIZE IN this part ofthe country. 1t is
.oShaaied as 70 be entirely exempted from da-
mage ny heavy rains on high water The terms
~, De very accommodating say one, two
G'' URGE years, upon small payment IN hand.
inquire at the subscriber, one mile and hal
south Of New London. ALIEN. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. ts2a
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II J.
MOHANk or GREENbfIAK
The correspondent Who ttvnred n, with ,hr
following notice al valuable remedy for sores
(ether Unframed or non nee 1mpanIed il with
Two specimens OF the vlnes-ihe laiper kind
which loses It's leaves IN the fail and the SINAI
Ter which rel ANS them in all their verdure. I'M
til the month Of March. 1Drv run ON trees
bushes. &c. and rs ,hc leaves bear some rese,n-
bIaucc, they would al a short distance be mis-
taken for grape vines The stem on vine hos
great numbers Of th"rns on them. ihree oich 8
o an inch IN length II. As out corre>pnu.. r,.,
states II possesses such invaluable hcallns pro.
perties-ot which he has had actual experience
1t should surely become more generally
known aud appreciated. II is common in that
part OF our town called Upper-houses The
caves only are to he used. and in then natural
state, without any preparation whatever -They
ate cultivated, IN some parts of our town a. or
namenIs around tue house. Any gentleman who
wishes 10 see specimen of the we aud leaves
do so 10y calling At our office
M. NGrr.-lhc following siuplc remedy. #
u, attended to, would 10 thousands of cases
sase much expense 10 many persons. and relieve
the patient tron much panl Apply he leaf of
'hr Noha"k bilar, as lt sometimes called tho
valley brlar, or Grctn Briar, as "A dressing to
any sore, however infamed and painful, 1t vcry
ao1h @lNt'''pri ,frmo wing the inflammation m -
rlieet"diiy thaoany ponihce ever knew applied,
The leaYe' lnbe changed rs occasion requires -
The lesygs being snoo' has glass never stick 50
as 10 pan On rouhle. They are beyond doubt
'lf b"st dressing 10 follow clustering that eau be-
applied.
The briar grows like the grape vine in clus-
0rs running on bushes and trees, and bears
( dark colored berry, onWhich partrdgrs are fond
| - FEEDING IN winter smaller spt ces grows
| more Tim and scattering, and are equally valua-
bic. holding the leaf green until March. Tn,
are found in swampy 'ands nclnius 10 sandy
| ptnms. Any person. who may make Il thoIous Il
nil ot them viii value them highly.
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Saccllarille
eDs

Curing bHudne@ The story in the Apoc-
rypha, Of 'lotits blindness beng cured by The
gall Of fish. has b en much ridicued. Pr.
deans tbougbi It not reconcleahle 10 n ra-
tonal crediblIiiy. Eat the Richmond FAM
~ VISITOR states that DR. Manlpve, a physi-
clan OF extensive practice III Dinwldd ctub-
~, Va. thirty OF tgr'y years hso, lett on II.
cord, on the mar in OF Pr,deauxs Connes-
ions, the following note:
d" That The gall OF an eel, laid on with n soft
brush with great care, and occasionally re-
peaied, has successfully removed "a film from
the eye, is most certain. The writer OF hi,
leaves II on record IN this place, with an in
IGNITION tha II may be useful 10 some fellow
creature, after he writer i, no longer nm in.
habianl OF this world. most solemnly de-
clare, have experienced The good effects al
the application IN The course OF my practice
but il should be used hen the disorder IS re-
-
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PAINTING IN MILK.

PATN IIINb IN WTLN,
Skinned Milktour pounds. Or half gal
Ion.
Lime, neWiy slGcted, six ounces.
LinseedOii, or Meats foot OIL, fon ounces,
or one gill
Spanish Brown | and a half 10. Venetian
Red and a halt H.
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Each two ounce.


MIR tnRAELIus toWIHG, at RaYbury, has
leil nj The NeN ENGLAND Fdrmrr Office, root
OF The Arabihn Kohl Rahi. or Tnruip Rooted
Cabbage, which has sohd bulb II inches IN
circumference,
lhlsrnr,ous variety Of cabbage is nnlive
of 6ermsuv, where il is much cultivated
They take II up before the to-i sets IN anG
protect u ike POTATOES or turntps, Tor winter
use. The produce IS nrafly the snmr thnt
81 swedish fnrnips, and the soil thai ants the
one Is equnlly good Tor The other. II NAV eli
Their be sown ia dulls, or raised in beds and
transpant,d like cabbagts In this chsr, The
beds require 10 be made mud own the preer
dung autumn. Two pounds al the seed will
produce a snflicieury al flanls for our nrre
"i ground. he stem IS swoln like bulb
aud when divesied OF the leaves NAV ensil,
ne mistaken Tor one. liAres IRE So fond of n
tlhl on ihrms y her. these animals abound
ne couture II thi- plant Is iGnud To- be i'm
practrhhle Sr 1hpmAs 1YtWhithrst intro
iuGedkahl rabi into England from Germany
Nes'rS, = BIB, aud Go. spndsmen Ia the board
ct Agriculture, raised Ln one yeat. one TOT
md quarter 81 the ee.d. aud continue TO SUI.
ply The demands u The pubic lrr II, mud ior
all other agricultural seeds oi the beat quality
~ Dir. nj the bulb oikuh rab ailuTd 100 erain,
OF nmrtive matter.
.arfe-
Flemish hutbandrg fine Fleming, or IN
hdblan4s OF flanders. IL the Kingdom of lht
Netherlands, are ceiebraied Tor irugality mud
econ any IN farming aud for indiciuus mode,
OF culture. a lale traveller says: IL,
country is a positive garden, and presents a
most lnxurlaul appearance the fields are
streaked with all HE coiors of the rainbow.
Yon viii see, belonging To the same proprie.
:
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EDUCATION.
CdSu For Ini{ElIY

Wal viii give the highest cash price for
w WHEAT, delivered at the Lynchburg
Bills. SMITH g. BAGNELI..
August Z. tSS7
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a NOMMlITED to the jail Of the Corporation
~ of Bsnchburg. on the 10Th dav of June
last, a aranaway, PHEBE, a slave Who says SIR
belongslo James NJ. Peasants, and was hired tie
present year 10 William +. Cdltpr, of tn connt,
Of Goochand. Said slave ha,l on when commit
led, blue striped domestic Goat. Il pair OF
Shoes and has an lmEediment in her speech aud
appear, 10 b" abopt swVnty four yeHrs old. Sht
is dark mnatto. and rs about ) feet 3 or 1 in
ches high The owner Of the above slave is de
sfeh tn come forward, prove property, pay
charges, aod take Der away, or she viii be dedh
With according TO law.
SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Jailor.
sept 8. SIMS
The Editors of the Wing will insert the n
bo,e for three months, unless otherwise directed
and forward his account 10 tins office for pay
ment.
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= liiE duties Of Mrs. RANDOLpIIS School
"a at Lynchburg, for young Iadie,, will be re-
sumed on the lst day OF Oct. next. The terms
as before, VIZ.
fora sessIon of ten months, ending ON the
3l>t July, 1879.
Board Sl00- washing 500, Sl20
Tuition m all the Euglish branches 10
French o.
Spanish %
Drawing -
Music Department, under The care of
Miss Lewis
Boardcrs will be charged tor the use of the
Piano 81 per session.
Day scholars WI be charged the same iot
tuition, aud Two dollars per session for fuel
\ deduction viii he made for small iris
Board aud tuition payable one halt Al On
rance, the balance at the expiration of tivt
months.
Each young lady wilnrovde her own bed
bedding and towels, aud clothe, bag, ant
book bag all distinctly marked
Auu If IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

To make starch from wheat, the grain IS
stepped in cold water until it becomes soft and
yields milky juice by pressure /, is then
put into sncns OF llnen, ard pressed IN val
filled with cold waier;a long ls any milky
juice esudes, he pressure /. continued the
huid gradually becomes clear, aud white
powder sub ides, which is starch -
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

Method Of preserving Cheese fran, Worms :.
nites-Graus OF whuie p pper. pol ,oro n YES
sci in which cheese is krpi. vii drive away
the above mentioned insects
Prahaby pod ofred pepper would answer
he same purpose