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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
RACES.

RACES
VIE rae HiN Races commence Iii, CAV. Two Sve,u,
Stakes VIII he for Three horses will ,t,t for ~,
aud irr iof ihe other purse The cone. exprc Ell TO h. IN
"'e.,"s JAS. M. SELDEN, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

The jackson Corresponding Committee for Am
herst county has been increased TO 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

A letter from Washington states tina: the last re =
ports uey had oil MIR Clay, we're, that he was mo-
wing EDWARDS to New Yosk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
I.in,pn Botanic Garden
AND
NURSE RES,

,ovc ISLAND. NEAR NEW York;
A-~TfIIJAN PRINCE, Proprietor oil this
AT ca abllshmeni, announces 10 the public
new edition l2aih) oil his Catalogues,
ma a., ,ss,cd from tue press, aud may be oh
rs arot;s. of Mr.. II. q. T0MPkINS of this
a''' rfhe advancement OF this establishment
ny, an ,,r sued with unabated ardour, and re.
has "a NJ expense by the present Proprietor and
s,h,r for above half century IN the pre-
s,Iarred catalogue, he offers to the public
sfn .,e,iss of Aples, 202 of Pears, rs of Cher.
. 10 of Pluns, % oil Apricots, "a of Peach
.54s, e <ec,arines, 10 OF Almonds, IA of Mul
f of Ounces, 10 If Fig, 10 OF Cnrrants.
~ ,snherries. Al Of Gooseberries, % OF
sns,ries, 10 Of Nuts, 257 OF Grapes, 49l of
s'"" NV 20 of Pe mics, lo2 oil Dshlias, 81 of Ca
fV,a w.. aud in all near 220o species Of Green
Wv" "a plants. besides an lmnense assortment of
uo"t or,amenta Trees. Shrubs and Plants.
,,@"y rlower Roots. &c.-rhis collection is
D" mr,yalIed in this country, but rs not
snrnossed by any in Europe, and Tor the
s"rona,ic accuracy with which every order will
he executed, the proprietor gives his express
guarantee.
= Wrh regard to he Grapes they have been
~.a,ef,llv selected from the North, Middle
md south ofFrance, Germany, Switzerland and
he Crlmra, by which means the proprietor Is
e,ab,ed I, supply such varieties as are adopted
n he r,~speciire localities and where such srlec-
nan is leil TO him II shall ue made with scfupu
tous attention.
r. Orders lpft with MIR. r. Q. TOMPklNS,
ar forwarded direct, per man, will receive ptompt
attention.
Nov. "~f'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

nonrishrd and increased abnnda iily. and | h,vr
near a bushel no. tom SIX pnraioes received IN
The spring of 1927. | noticed thai the stalk
were Of = p%urpllsh colour and thai the, throw
up shoots at least three feet f,on where tn
main ones are their roots must consequently es-
end more widely under ground. The Niimot-
strawberry ment,nned in vour paper last wear
rs so desirable an acquisition. is now in success
tul culture here. aud has produced fruit Of very
ereaf size the prescott season. have formed a
Iarge specimen plsn,ation nf this. mud near fly
other fine varieties, aud I hope you will visit me
next June 10 test lhcir merits.
Yours, most respectfully.
WIN PRINCE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
POETRY.
MY.


Nerrhed from mn apologize bu DR.. Sheridan.
Afiiciinn our day as she narNee 10 the roar
- tho stormy aud struggling biiinw,
Drew a hrauilfnl form an he .ands OF the shore.
WIN the branch, ola Weeping willow.
Jupiter, struck "A iih tho nnhIa nlan
As he roamd on the Yrrre Of Tho ocean.
brnnth.d an the figure, aui calling !, man.
Endned il with ife and motion.
\ creature 80 glorious IN mind anil in Franc,
- siannp'd With cueh parents impfesaion.
Among them 4 point OF contention hre ,n..
haeh claiming the right ofpossession.
He = mine, said ahiiction 7 rave him his bi,,l,.
alone am hrs GAYS. If creation -
Inc materials Nere furnished hy me. nns,y,r,dlartb a.
l fa's him, sad Josc. animation.
Iho gods all assembled In sol,fnn Iisan,
Alter hearing eacJ ~claImnnt'A petition.
Pronounced a dehnitlye ssrhei on unap.
hnd thus settled his iale's Disposition
Ley junction posses her own child, TIL tho woes
otfis cense 10 harass aud ruAd il
Amor death give his body 10 Earth whence II rose,
Aud has spitit TO Ioye, VINO testowfd IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

M EW PUBLlCATIONS.-Ibe subscriber
IN has inst received, dil ect from Philadelphia,
New Publications, VIZ:
! Lord Byron. aud some of his contemporaries
with Recolleciions Of the Authors Life, and OF
his visit to Italy, by Leigh Hunt.
Tale from the English Souvenirs.
Whims and Oddities, in prose and verse, with
forty q 'ginal Designs, by Ihoh0s Hood one Of
the Authors of Udes and Addresses to sreat neo
pie, and the designer of,he progress Of Cant,
Morgan's Illustrations of Masonry, by one Of
the Fraternit, VINO has devoted thirty wears to
the subject, with an account OF the hidn0ppinE
Of The iUihOr 4; Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th number
for March 1923.
North American Review, 5o,h number, for
1928.
Edinburg Review, No. 9o, for Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, for Janua
ry, ls2S.
the American Journal of the h.sLical Scion
ces, No. ! ,, &3
The Aledico Chirurgical Review, No. 10, for
Jan. 1923.
The above New Publications have jusifeen re-
ceived, with a large assortment of Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. aud the
pnhlic generally are requested 10 give him \ call
This stuck is large and complete, and he is de-
trrmined TO sell, and will make his prices accor
ling to the times. He siiii carries OIL the Book
hinding business in all its various branches.
hBtAm n NORTH.
NA.-sOH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
TTASbRGB. SC.


Linnra7 Botanic garden, ne1r Ne1S ior2,
j. ). SKINNER. E,q. 0,iober 80, 1873. I
SRI perceive by foreign publications, thai
the tea shrub mas been natntalized 10 lava, aud
from tins circumstance, and that oisoate vel Y
large plantations being now under successful
culture la Brazil, 1t may be reasonably Inferred
that he Chinese monopoly " Ill cease II no very
distant period. Situated, as we aIc, with Gil.
mates SO suitable as those Of Florida, OF lower
Louisiana, Georgia aud the sea Islands, IS II not
astonishing that the attention of our c1Izcns OF
the South has not been poiniedly drawn 10 lis ex-
tcns.ve culture. The COFFEE, pepper, cinnamon,
nutmeg, Glove, &c. are very tender, aud Impa
iieni Of any cold but unlike them, both the
green and bohea tea shrubs are comparatively
very hardy plants. They Val bear the winters
of England unprotected, and presume also
thosr of Worth Caroliua. Both of the species
are vcauriiul eyergre.ns, Of easy culture aud pro-
dnce abundance OF white, snowy flower, about
the size of a half a dollar. have recently, by
way of experiment, engratted them on the
tamsAia or Japan rose, and have now the two
growing together ny Tins process.
notice that n gentleman of your vicinity has
the past season had the ltihand Sugar-cHne 10
make great growths. | have also a number OF
plants olit. which have thlovn up shoots OF
great ylgour and | agree wiih The wriier in one
of your papers, thai the time may arrive when
IL culture viii he extended much farther porth
than heretofore and as we are continually ma-
king new discoveries OF the riches of the srgcia-
bile Kingdom, We may perhaps, hereafter discov-
er some species which viii even support The rig
out of our nofthcrn wiuters. The Aracaclia.
used AS a substitute for the potato in Colombia
and relative to the uses OF which you published
a copious dissertation some sime since, has hoar.
,siled remarkably III my garden the present 81.
sou, aud have at least fifty plants OF t!e WIN
and the green varieties. The original potato,
obtained by Dr. michel from Chilli, has also
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
Weekly Supplies of beautiful
N y

superb Gauze and M.ipomeme Scarts
DO do Arcadian Hdkts.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Fl renee and Italian Silks
Superior assortment of worked Swiss Muslins
Calicoes of every denomination, ard some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bobbinett Laces, at half lheirtormer prices
A few fashionable wa,ered L. buff Ginghans
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pnngees for Ladies dresses
II great bargains fern an inducement 10
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
will be made To that effect.
MKEE, ROBINSON g. 60.
lnne @.
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+.

% II MEMORY OF MISS LLLEs DEE. ~ RI
"Ho plEp IN CoNsEQCENcE F BEING sru
~ II I'VE.
ms specimen of ingenious Literary frifjng
.tfom The New Monthly lfagasine.
Peerless, yet huplcss maid OF q,
Accomplished l. Nc
Mover again shall land U
Together zip our T..
For all the Fatos Il know not V
sent midst ths AoWersaB,
Nileh NHhtheus stunr her IN the T.
90 that she could not G.
l. exclaimed. Vile spitchl BI
" eser1 Clutch Z
ohJesinino, fosebud, or sweet r,
IN change your singing a.
"l1i send I like a lamb or u,
Across the Atlantic E,
From our delightful village q.
To distant q y L.
"A stream runs fom my wounded !,
Sllt a. the hriny G.,
A. rapid as the Y or \,
TheolOor nd.
Then fare thee III, insnn.at.g.
W In sinnf Dor vet knew Y
Since not for wealthy Durham', &
Would J have lost my J."
They bear, uithlears, fairL n n
III funeral K A.
a ciav-cold cnrse now doum,d 10 y.
White J mourn her u h.
We nfnnis at O, then shuu encb r.
List 10 he reason y:
For shoul1 4 nc UatT.
He'll surely sting Your /
Nov in q grave 7. deep ina,
she's cold as cold can n.
Will robins sing npon \ Z,
Her dirge aud LIZ l..
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".
WIN PRINCE.
Hon 10 e%ons'rnei IN Ice House 10 keep Ice
weH ma Log Fla Country or Situation.
Al. ...sp

Hon 10 e%ons'rnei IN Ice House 10 keep Ice
weii ina LoE Fla County or Situation.
MR. SIMMER.
Shelby county, Ky. October 20. 1923.
SIR-Ohs"rSing IN II late numbcr oi your
paper, an inquiry for the most approved plan OF
keeping Ice IN low and damp situations. where
the humidity OF the earth will NOT ADM, Of OK.
%tayation so ms 10 plnce II beneath the %srrfsce,
send YOU the following, which you will publish
IL il is considered worthy nfa place in your use
tul paper. Burid Il pen Of logs of such dimenslon
as 10 conthin the cubic volumn which is ieqni, Ell,
Another pen thfee feat larger than the tormer
every way IS II he erected When the inner pen
Is filled with ice, and well rammfd. I'll be.
t"een the inner and outer pen with wheat, rye,
o. nht straw, which IA 10 be well 1Todden IN
the en- holding the ice 10 he overhaul viii,
poles, To prevent the straw from sinking ~ the
ice Is removed. o. srnks by melting +; the whole
then 20 be covered With straw, and brought Ia
q point ms u common stack. have lno"n Ice
kept this way throughout thr summer aud III
the country where straw is abundant, and al
but little u,c, 1t is II cheap mode of making ao
Ice House, youls, d.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Aaler. Farmer,
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Try * ToLER,
TERMS.

a., mr. annaiu, payable IN advauce.-so sub
u f"ii ~ rec,rged Tor a less time than SIX months
ffsnd'h - vii he diseontianei Qhnt At the discretion
NJ no Pt,orsJ until all arrearases are paid.
oii' -...aaeats will he inserted al so cents per
y Ad9er. the first tine, and 81 i-2 cents for each
iae tat J. |, Those from u distance nnsi BIO paid for
f1ati1uane'. ..r Insertion, or the payment assumed by
r r@,,G ;e,p p" pe''on "a Ly''ana's. . A..
sou .,.e,y orders net exceeding two squares are 10
FOR six dollars.
q. IN ia,ters addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
J 4,ev vii not be attended to-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

uCsr RECEIVED by Thomas j. Duval,
ID a supply OF Linsaed Oil, Sp,s. Turpent'ne,
White Lead, superior salad Oil, 'laccaba
snuff loose and in bottles, and a number of o.
ther articles in his line. which he will sell at the
,avest chsb prices. May !
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COEEEE

From On. TFoRSTeSs Betdnical Lecturer -
" Now HAT I an speaking OF berries, n may he
useful 10 say a few words respecting Cofe";
would very person 10 drink colt e
~ breakfast, for those persons who constantly
use coffee can never be s%uhjeci 10 pnirid fever.
aud 10 the east Of Europe IT'S cultivation be
comes FIRST an object Of particular attention,
from the discovery of its being the only Ger ain
REMEDY then known for The cure of the plague
Mocha coil, 9, which originally gte" IN Arabia
Felix, is naqucsi,onably the finest, aud possessed
of the greatest perfume but our own British
Plantation COFFEE, II obtained wholesomr aud
pure, fresh roasted, aud ground Immediately
before using. makes a most delicious bt veaags j.
and must say, what | use myself, which | pro-
cure from NlooL a. Cos, f9nchufeh street, pos
sesses more of the real pungency and aromatic
flavor of this valuable exotic IN perfection, han
!, from experimental trial have got elsewhere.
toifee has n great tendency to the cure aud
prevention of scorbslic humors. and | have
known the parosisms of asthnalic comnlaints
considerably ahatrd by drinking three or foui
dishes OF coffee. A cup of coffee strengthens
aud cxhilirates our mental faculties and moth
ing can be more refreshing either to the studi
Gus or the laborions, thnu n dish OF good coffee
this fact we have had practically and power
fully illustrated by Napoleon Bonaparte, u hose
buoyancy of mlnd aud energies, intellectual and
pll ssical, were never surpassed by aag manI
who ahstauned from the use Of WINS aud spi,it
uoity liquors, but dIenh coffee ~ all hours al the
day, for the revival oil his splriis and strength.
eniug ot his body"
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Mn. SKINNER.
Somerset County. Md. Nor. 10. 1928.
S'r,-l took u single ifish potato. (Which
when taken out of the ground last fan weighed
one Pounh,) Tho eyes OF the potato were hist
GU out aud the balance OF the potato, that mad
no eyes, was then cut In small pieces and planl.
I'd IN Tie same row with those pieces that had
eyes They all came up alike. grrw al.he, aud
produced alike. The tops of the Potatoes VIII g
growing were qually hIIuriaHt D. toe produce
! qua qosatt Iis product was coun i by
Major FL W'l.on, and Nj. ThouaS X Car
ioi. There were ninety " potatoes increase
h'it Gehefally known ilas the pau Of the potato
which mas nof rges. win produce equally viii
the part that has aprs. But il Is So. have
planted ~ this WY for two veals past. and
tonnd 'hr tac' to h. SO. II Frequently happens
that persons vino are scarce OF seed potatoes IN
the sprung threw way thn parts which hatr no
eyes, wl1ercre.. If they knew iiat the parts with
oot-ey"t would v"Crtate and produce, they wgula
he able 10 PANTHER crops.
Many persons that saw the rnw Of the potatoes
whilst growing, thought thai it would produer
from ir0 20 three poets. But on wing 10 an M.
comma long drought. and the potato Icing
planted ~ ground very hiehlY timed, tn IN
crease WIS not more than halt tne size The,
world nave been, had 'hr SEASON been favorable
aud the ground not imcd The product Was on.
J.. between one and two pecks.
l. you ihmk the aoovr will be OF any brpc6, to
the community. and worthy OF a place in W
useful work, &" The 4lmtrican Faroitr. - you may
%inscrtit. am, st, very respectfully yeurs, &c.
JOt1NC. WILSON. Scn.
Hes'ofer.
n. B.-l planted the potato the Ias, week il
jane.
An Irish Eotato ia impregnated throughout with
The Vrpeiains nuAlIiN.
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ASPARAGTSI IMPROVED BY IRRIGATION.
" J, Poster. n cofrcSpoH ient ir the Gar
dcnrr's Magazine asserts, TINT although writer's
On the cultivation Of asparagus generally recon-
mend a dry ,lopfng situation he has succeeded
N circum>iaua IS Directly IL" reverse. Tat
some beds of he winch we've complete y 1oodrd
hom The lst Of Oct. TO the middle al Feb. 10 The
depth uf from 4 Ia - lnche-. proved unusu-
ais produttve. He i. 81 osinlon that the culn-
vation Of this vegetable may bc improved by in.
%ieniionai flooding. Mr.. Ma'oe observes on this,
thai " We are all aware OF the effect of irrIga-
tion on meadow laud the i 1pid covering which
excludes the all aud not the iight stimulates the
vegetation surpi i.hlely IT beng Only a denfcr
medium in Which perhaps, the principal iond ut
y anfs exists. uad wher' no other quality nrccs-
sart for theal IS wanting When motion 10 the
water, also. can be giycu II i A. additional al
vantage E; aud nov stucr tie discovery ot ioi m
tng fountain wells. bY Which small. never failing
streams of wdier eau &c procured we should he
glad ~ hear something n'nre of tin discovery
aud carried IN ary ditcftion, We really think II
- ltfnn The bounds of practicabllity In force as
paragus. and pc, haps several other plants by
means Of water only IT has also slruck ns that
Mr.. Foster experience accom- \ mot s%aiisiac-
'orilv for the superiority otihf Graves nd. Dept
loHd aud Battcrsea cfups OF asparagus, the ALA
vial banks ofThaInrs being 20 near an approach
10 the circumstances mentioned by our cores.
pondents
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Extract from The Report 10 ne President md
Directors oGtte WASHINGTON Go. PENN So
cieiy for ne promotion q Agriculture asd
Domestic HauuJnciares
Domestic Maagt acfpred dri;eIes. viii not en-
able US 10 do Justice . dis part of our exhibit
tiop Clodts, tiauueis Hoiaes. Carpets, L,neps,
Bed J~Yckin0y. Cotrrifs, iearh RapS. ,Si1rl tU.s.
&c. with seyrfa h anfilul specimens ot He.dle
;eolE---wele s1ch rs tacal! fofih the admiration OF
every one who beheld them, &to furnish evidence,
(wererviaen ewartng) of tie industry and taste
of the ladies 81 Washington county. Amougs,
the great variety OF household manufactures IA
bout $50 IN number) nothing appeared 10 excite
greater attention than tie Ssrtug SIt srys-
raj pounds Of hIch were exhibited mode by
Mrs. Axtei Rsas, Bembai ger md Quad, aud
which Ne have 10 hesitation ~ promislug equal
10 any imported nh We have seen. Whilsr on
this subject We beg ienye TO slut" that We OBJ
served with much pleasure a Young lady attend.
ing ourshoR from al adjoining county dressed
IN most superb SIX, OF a braotitul mazarIue blue
colour, ptDIuced from worms fed by her own
fair hands during The last summer. Your com
miiiep would remark that the cultivation of the
silk worm is very simple, aud can he introdu,-
I'd among our agricultural pursuits with the
greatest facility, Il is within the ,cach Of al
most every 'armer. The mulberry grows
spontaneously anh abnndantly, aud il re
quircs only The labour oi children TO manage the
worms.
No science is necessary the little girls IN
New England ralsr them in barns, and produce
good si'k. aud II, large quantities.
Single counties. MOI halt so large As ours, are
now selling sew lug Silk 10 the amour, of seye-
raj thousand dollars annually.
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New

N0TlCE.-All persons Indebted to the con
~ Germ Of 5. a. NJ Allen Co. Lynchnurg
He requested to call and make immediate SET
riement, rs 40 longer indulgence can be given.
s. NJ. ALLEN y co.
Norfolk, Oct. 9 1917
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NV AHRlNANS

assortment of Staple and anry GonJs. G,o,.-
RES, Hardware, Qaeensware, &c. which he vii
sell at a very smail advance for cash. cspecialiv
to those making large bills, Grateful for The en-.
conrasement heretofore ai,en him. he pledges
himself TO use his e~xertlons 10 merit fs continu-
ance. Having selected his goods wi h great
care, he can them with entire conf
denee. lie particularly sollcils the attention of
the ladies 10 the articles in tl. FIRST mart of the
following list, which comprises a part OF his
stock
PLAIN aud plnid Bai'ste, very superior
] piece plaid Lustre
Blue, black Marceline, superior
do do eros de Naples do
do do Florence do
Superior black SatIns, for Ladies dresses
do do Levsntines do do
do do I'sl,an Lusiripgs
do do Senchews
Black, white aud pink Satins
White watered silk
do figured. do
Blue, white. pink. and grass Green Elorences
Black Mode and Serge
Scarlet Thibet SlawIs and Hdkfs
Cashmere and Nlerino Shawls
Black Nankeen and Mandarine Grapes
do Italian Grapes. superior
Love handkerchief
- S.I. 49,, ~ - N"'N''
y, p"tes'' III" VIZ cashmere iiahis
Thread Laces and Edgings
BabiiPtt do and Footinps
"a and "a Bobinett
A splendid assortment belt, bonnet & other Ri,
oo"I
rs "'p" NV nee ou""ns
silk and Cotton Hose, arg assortment
H"''e' "'a "e",e'hrn = 81 1lo'es
do do tIorsc,k,n 10
Des' 9C"'i't anu chocolate bai"'aina 'ompany
r 'ass anu N"'c"''a tfdSis
""e"s' d very "'ge ana spieoo'" as'or'-
me"
"ngna;ns' q superior assortment OF ''ack and
"""e' p'n"' nul ana once co'ols
las ms anu .p'','o ,s'hot'cS
D .o'"s, ''a, n'n''ngs an" p'nuhss
go : :" ,"s GINS ann i"s'
oheil ,omis luck, SIDE AMI Neck, assorted
p p 40 'ocs' s'oe' curt neck aud long
L"ehsh pressing 40
,".,'o's b l oeNe' 10
ria,A',s Na"'"ss
Aau,es nasse's' a peau''Hl assortment
W '""e. oo"Ps
n'"n'fs' RUSSIAN ona"is ana lidkfs
'"'" ""'s''" l'osei d eoou assortment
" ~ NV Co''o" w "
~ "a'n "sSo'''"
""'o"'', npu"' 9"'S dh" DUNN hlus'liS' p'aln
anu us.'eu-a'esy hahasohe assortment
',''hS'oh hiuSnn
l""' -" N"''"'i's ""u ''''Sh'" h'"s'hS
1"ss = "'ef"le' ano hopes
"""F Sia'"is, ''aoone, o"ont'as
""oes' " Fe'n heaNy s'och' wei assof'eu' G WI.
" so'u WY ''"
"" p"us ~" p"pe'
; n,'e"s ma ha""s' very superior
A. ,,..
40 pocNe' tiandRiS, pam, 'iacahn punk
c,.ut. 80 Co... - p..r
=" . ", 80 1au'sl o''p"'se, AZ
Tvs IS 'o''oH
do do sa,ana hlacI ,do
rod, ,,r,. ,l,o ana - a.
80 S,oa o';.. =. 70.
pItto 1T ,.at - -. "'i =. INV ="
Snnar 60 ~
~. ~ ''P'''' ''' "'
| piece Si,oIc ,n;llsd hla,L do o,r., e,e oor
- ~ Nv y" ~" - '"
C,ssiaa,s or,. IT,
Ct, ~ ..a -. III -.
NJ, -" -. '
a. L. ''
Pee ,oI,, . "a tier, p,..
S.,n.LJ,.n s;l, .,,I en-. Wa.,:a.
C.mhlo, and ,I,;d clnats
Ioa,.o woolions Sa,La g,
Can.La, g.. Gu W." NV 0o""e'
Ta,,,n and sco,ch n,oia c.rao
r 80 "l- =. 49, p'''a W
Ran,ha.ot,s niae, 3D.,
CIo,b Snau.is astor,a N
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

The following toast, drank at nm agricultural
festival tf,a fall, Is "A very broad hint 10 the own
as + lean cattle
" Our Fnrmrrs-Let them remember that
g thr ok knuWrth his MASTER and cake care
hat thtir cattle are moi ASHAMED o. their &c
eutpiants"
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Curious facts in RegGrd 10 he Nature and Cul.
lure Of The IRISH Potato.
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Just Received Ivy
THOL As J. DUVAL,


THOM As }. DUVAL,
klcohol Gum Csmphor
Copperas Harleam Oil
Orange Peel IRotten Stone
limp Oh, rery superior Gum Elastic
B1tl. Corks Blue Smalts
Fnie Land, dry Flor. sulphur
Alnm Juniper Berries
bladder lShert Cork
indigo Walls Assorted
B%rinlstone Pubv. Rhubarb
Window Glass s by 10 sail Petre
and 10 by l. iBorax
Venetian Red ,t'ronud lockwood
Spanish Brown lRcd Lead
finger, superior Aqua Forts
tarb soda ferdigris
9hamomiie white Bar Soap
spts. Nitro Duit. Ivory Back
shop Furniture lFol. Dugitat,s
~l,lnglass fBalsam Copaiyal
Waters lSnts. Ha,tsboro
Tooth Brushes Csutharidcs
Cloves lCream Tartar
Pearl Barley rAssaioetida
zeal Turkey RnubaTb Red. Pale and Yellow
fancy Soaps Bark
stone 0ehre Gum Myrrtl
}nuii Beans cinnamon
Aed Precipitate Mlce
latabIe Ink Nuimegs
i.alcy Viais Epson Salts
EFaaS Lanccts Starch
5old Leaf lCubebs
Lunar Caustic iPippsiseva
use Water lRock Candy
rep. Chalk
1alcInel Magpcsia, which, together with his
'"ner stock, makes his assortment very large
wa complete, all of which is now offered 10 his
mus customers, aud the public on the most
fsasonabie terms.
March Il
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