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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

u WILL give the above reward of TEN DOLLARS "a
Il the apprehension and securing in Jail, notorious viii
lain named SrrrHEN FnsHy. (ncrro who ESCAPED fro,
my custody on the 18th July, 1898 lie was committed c
the JAZZ OF this county, charge OF having stolen money
from the store Of ID Nosv'1ns, in Ibis place And while
in my possession made an attempt to murder me. viii
give the above reward for securing him. that can rn,
him to justice He is .hout feet 10 or II inches hiph
stiff ar, prominent mouth, and bad countenance 1t is sin
posed he has gone 10 Philadelphia. hope hat eyeryeS
eron viii be made by the friends ofusce for the appre
hensioil Of such villain.
G.. FOSTER. Corst .7ss,.
New Castle County, Del
Hiidn'etoWh, tHiv iitn, 1875. 54-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
JACKSON MEETING
IN. PE,A'CaUER

The friends of Gen Jackson, in Pencader Hundred are
requested to attend pubic meeting at the Village a;
G|dEgoI on Saturday. The Goth INST at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
on business o Importance reference the approaching
ele 1iinn. Eary and pnnclua attendance is particular,
desired. kEfRESHNETTs will be prepared and served
up q noon, L aii who attend general attendance Of
he friends ot Cen, Jackson 10 Newcastle County is re-
lnesel AT the a5nye tiiue and place.
Maj. JOHN CAULK
NATHAN pOULDEN,
1lI0S. McMuLiEN,
WM THOMPSON
ARCHIBALD GORDO.
JOHN kiNCADE,
ELI NuWLAND,
WM CANN.
.nY 2ii 1919. tonTivee Of .qr-nnrerer
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

zen. Jackson Of Washestcns polket telescope,
used during the revolutionary war, and also of his
pistols, as appropriate evidences Of the sincere al
fection which the descendants of one ilustrious
Military Chieltain" bear to another.
Signs of the Times.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

-4touch atove tie vulear-A late buffalo Fmporium had
Two three GESrpsL peysons Of coor could be accom-
nodaed with boarding and lodging. We suppose some
body as gsneel as Sambo described Cuy, would suit
.he Advertlser'- cgyy-WeI, sarnbo, how you on
al de bali last nght' Sambo oh, berry bad ask Mise
Dna1-she SO berry sen,ee shefan,ed away IN minute
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

SPECIAL meeting of the Phrenologcdl Society cc Wi,
m'ngton vii! be held at the Town Hail. on "Wednesday
afternoon rex', at o'clock Of scu of Tardy, the
pirate with communication from the chronological Suce.
~ OF Washington viii be presented rinctral attendance
is requested. J. f. GIIpIN ST.,
.IulN 81. l2H8 - - y. =.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

0uauntactarers in S. C.-Yorkriue, June 5.-
we learn that company composed Of men Of
enterprise and wealth, are about engaging in an
extensive manutacsory Of Cotton Goods and Iron.
mongery, to he located in this or the adjoining
districts. They have our bes. wishes for their
success in business.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

'sThe sublime assncation of heroic virtue and national
gratitude "-Gou. Chnon's Ioest.
The near and dear relations Of George Washing
ton Gusts To the Father of our country. procured
for him the enyiabe office of executor of the last
will and testament of that great man. His wife. il
seems, was not less alive to the merits Of public
benefactors and disnterested patriots. During the
heat Of the last presidential eecton--whe. all that
could be urged against Gen. Jackson had been con :
spicuously exhibited to the public gaze--when the
vias of envy. malice and corruption had been emp
tied upon his devo'ed head--this distinguished
lady, in language literally written in LETTERS
OF GOLD. presented to him, who, next to her
revered ancestor, had 81 filled the measure of our
counry's glory,' " tribute" fresh from the tomb
of Mount Vernon--and La Faycttc was the bearer.
"Washngton, Feb. %, 1926
The birth day of Washington, a III time for tribute
ct respect to him, whose glorious aciev pace
nec-t N the father Of our c0unry
On this day. present General jackson, ring Of the
hcros hair OF the color was when he led soldiers
vctory-- was made IN this city, and of American gold.
Wear it in remembrance of him WHO was first in the
hearts of his country, and of her who gives to you with
her best wishes for your health and happiness
ELIZA w. CuGTIS.
10 General Jackson %
To which Washingtcn's "ncxt friend'' replied
in the following language
Washington, Feb. 22d, 1895.
"My dear Madam
BY the hands of mutual friend General LAFAYETTE
have had the extreme satisfaction OF receiving ring
tanning the hair cf Gen Washngton which you have done
me the honor present. Believe me, shall retain and
wear it with the greatest pleasure. uiil wear it in
membrance OF your kind opinions expressed towards
and of the ilusrous and revered man. the recollection
whose virtues and patriotism, be unnindul
Of Could the present you tender me, be 1t all increased
in value It would be by the consideration that It's presen-
a,ion has been through who devoted himself ii earl,
life the service Of happy country and who the
friend and associate Of our beloved Washington.
pray you accept my kind wishes for your health and
prosperity in life
With great respect, and regard, Your most obcdi-
ent servant. ANDREW JACKSON.
y1Irs. E. w. Cushs.'
And this is the murJerer--thc adutcrer--thc
trator-of the Adams Conventions and Address
|es
We will, next week, if possible, present the
correspondence accompanying the presentation to
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
DRAWING OF THE

DEL9}t,4RE fs ~ CAROLINA CC.NSOLLDq-Ep
LOTTERY, C10ss No. g.
VENRE Subscribers Commissioners appointed BY the Co
of the State Of Delaware, 10 supern end he.
drawing Of the Dea~as: and Narth Carona CsnsoNdase
Lottery Glass No g. do hereby certify that the following
the numbers that this day drawn from the Fifn
tot.- Numbers placed in The wheel, viz:
3S--fS----17@--42--22--~iT---lO.--t sd T.
Which they stand above tia, is say, No SO was the first
No. Is was the secord-No. ~ was the thtd-No AZ
was the tot'No % was the ti,h No II was the sixth
No 10 was the seventh, aud No. the eighth am,
Ast Witness hardS 1t Wilmington. this 10 day cf
July, 1923. JOHN HEDGES
IHEDK. LEONARD
'OKN MCLUNG
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22

Dstanaye Gli North Carolina Lottpry. ioM Class.
Fc be drawn at Wilmington Del, on Wednesday, the
6'h q August. 1923. 81 number o.:efy--s drawn bal
lots.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
I'VE " SIC.
A. O. slo ~ kLsONs
no. 5, West Nigh Street.


Offer for sale, great variety Of choice Mmsic
Forte, &c Among their collection are the
The Bask,t lWilt thou meet y
aIy ain hind dcaric Dear Harp Of my
Sing, Sing lOh, Banquet not
Draw the sword Come rest Iii this
May Day Here's a health b.
Fit3ian!cs tomc
Sold-rs JOY Haunted Tower
The Campbcll's arc comm Cows Farewell
Mrs. M'Donald Comm thro' the
FALL of Paris, as I,ontino Poor little Maid
All the blue bonnrs over the a lice Gray
border hanks of Allan 7
Kelvin Grove Flow on thou sl,i
Mountain Maid Fly away pretty
Low was once litlc hey Homage to Char
The bonny breast knot Isabel
iii be i Butterfly Kiss. Kiss
Minstrel BOY wv Native High
Hours there were NY Heart and l..
Love IS last words tiuUR Heart and
March to t!le battle field NGreg0r's Gat
'iuntsmen's Chorus Now's the hour.
. no, III never mention him Nubian Grl's SO
Iurrah tor the Bonnet; oi RiueI Epicurean)
Rest. Wariio-, rest ~ reiAember the
Soldier Laddie Ovoun@ Maiden
Swiss Boy There's nothing
o ,lo YOU remember ven
Good night Nozsrt's Waltz
Chain and Lutte The SWISS Hunga
Waterman and Alabama
have Fruit, 7 have Flowers ,onap,rte's Core
White aud Red Roses Hey johnny Cop,
Here We meet tao soon TO part March in Pizarre
Buy Image 81
Colurba'l GlorY 10 Nanny, wilt tho
The last Rose OF Skinner Scots wha hae
Choose me your NaicntiueI Arsby's ,laughte,
Merinaid's Song My ain kind dear
Return, y my love Nv bonuie Lass,
The Lost Heart nlc
Corohach, from Lady ofthe Lake knew BY tic s;n
Bath Waltz . never iall in o
Tuscaloosa Waltz sOysters, Sir,
Ills thr Scottish Drum II..Ia come down
The lad that | love Flower Girl
Native Guitar Cherry Ripe
. no, we never mention her behave yourself
Together with variety Of other Quadrilles,
tillions, Qyer,ures, Songs, &c.
Their arrangements are such that they cal
most any pisce Of Music nav in print.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

.Inly 2l. 1888.
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n WILL sell from 300 to 800 acres OF unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is well adapt.
ed to the culture Of Tobacco and the different
KIND oil grain usually cultivated in the neghbor
mood swellwatercd, aud lies better than any
tract OF us size IA this part ofthe country Ii is
so situated rs 10 be entirely Exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one. two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile and a hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. ~. tsoy
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rIile9.

vi OIICE.-l wish to sell my farm. two and a
y halt mllrs from Lynchbarg. the tract
contains about three hundred and Twenty-Five
acres, with hundred acres in woods, very hea-
yiiv ,lmbered It adionrS the lands OF Dir. John l.
Cabell, Mrs. Ann Scott, David OgIesby and 9th
eis. 4 considerable part Of the open land IS
fresh having been cut in the years 1924 -,
and 70 and Is in good order for the production
OF Indian corn aud all descriptions of small
grain. The land would suit professional gen
tenan, or ans one engaged IN trade, II lays
so near town as TO enable MIN In attend 10 MS
business aud would at the same time ali3Id
great pleutv OF grain for the consumption Of "A
lamiy, with fire wood convenient To the house,
aud also to haul To town II desired Any person
wishing to purchase the land, can ascertain the
terms, by Applying to the subscriber at his resi-
dencc eight miles south OF Campbell court hollse,
OF to MIR. David Ogleoby living near the land.
4 ,. HENRY.
August II Isl
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Inning SEED WHEAT.

Arespeelahle correspondent informs us, that
,nsscted lne has been found 10 answer an ex'
c.lleul purpose, ~ preparing wheat ior seed
The gentleman states that he pat about 4 u
pounds OF quick lime into sufficient quantity
OF water 10 soak Que bnshel Of wheat, winch he
sowed the lIst sprng, then added HE wheat anu
permitted Il Ia remain about twelve hours. Inc
lur, by Stacking, raised The temperature ot the
water To blood heat, and the wheat became sui,
and apparently pat-boed. On sowing u, howe
yer, il Sprouied much sooner Than usual flourish
ed remarkably, aud produced an excellent crop
entirely nee from any appearance ct smut, HE
above is probably the least expensive, and most
ellicacous malr of preparing wheat Tor seed,
that has yet been discovered.
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Falaabh Real Estate far Sale.

l'alaabte Rcui Estate t0r Sale.
FASdE subscriber in pursuance OF two
a deeds oftrust, execuledt 10 him by The
surviving partners of the late firms ol Gait
Bullock, & Co. and Gait y. Bullock, and
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date ON the 3lst day ot March
f52o.l ofsrs Tor sale, Tho following valuable
real property, Ia wit
30 IL acres Of land, purchased Ivy the
sad Gall, Bullock Y Co OF Il. q \. Brad
iaie, situated in the county OF Bedford, near
The town OF New London.
1876 81 acres of land, lying in Campbell u
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and ia the
vicinity flhe town of Lyn cbbnrg.
An un!lvided moiety of the Black Water
wills, and the lands thereto appurenant, stu
ale in the immediate ncighborbood ol the
Town OF Lynchburg (the property above
described. belongs 10 the concern of Cali
baiock y Col
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
20 HE concern OF Cali 8. Bullock, to wit:
Inc Hohse and Lot, with the arparte nan
res IN the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc.
enPed hy the said concerns, AS Store, and
now IN The occupancy of Mckee &. Meem,
N7o, the House and Let Immediately in
'he rear of the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Lankford & Vedder.
lhe terms of sale will be liberal and made
known an application TO the subscriber, VINO
WI, convevto the purchaser rr purchasers
sh'h title a. is vested in him by the deeds Of
Fasl Aforesaid. and no other.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. q. 1s3.
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hole so Tint il NAV fall between every root, that
there ulas he ~ hullomnuss ~ the emth. lhen
having filled M the hole gently ireat down M
eufth with yuar feel, but dn not make ~ To-"
hanl, "hirh Is grtnt iauis especially II the
ginnnd br strung aud wet.
j" Having thus planted the trees, They should
be fastened 20 stakes driven INTO the ground, 10
prevent ,hon hring displaced by The wind, and
sumo mulch aid on the surihce OF the ground ~
bout the roots
IN A" Memoirs nffhe Nem l0rk B0atd Of 1g'
rieRiipe.' Wi. IL pag, ~. II IS remarked, that
Al cvrrgr eus are ifahspl.nIrd with difficulty.
But Judge Masters. Dr. Hammond, aud some ~
ihrrS, have succccdrd yory wrll with the halsa,n
(pnm batsam3tra), white pine, tpinus a'obh,)
plieh =. (piaps rigidus,) all tn sptoces. tpi'
nus. tRaed uite aud traseri.) i,Sc. Those who
hase succeeded hest, nave been careful 10 avoid
hritdug or listutting the root. They cnt OIL
the roots carefully AT the distance oi one or Two
feet iren the main stem o' trunk, aud take up
the trees without pulling, or otherwise applying
any iOfcc 10 them. They keep the roots moist,
at least prevent their drying, until they are set
in the ground Tins they do either by retaining
the soil on the roots, or by covering Them with
wei moss, wei cloths, &c.
F." They avoid ~oundinTg the body aud hnibs {;
and never cut of u limb until at lrnsl one year
after transpInntmc Whenever the, prune es-
ergreens. they cut the limbs four or five inches
from the body of the nee, and leave tine remain
der to wither or die neiu,r taking oil closel, !.
They advise 10 covor the wounded part WIN
some kind OF adhes,ve paste.
In selecting evergreen trees, care should b"
taken 10 procure those which have grown up ~
open, exposed situations, Aud, ~ convenient,
they ought 10 be taken from u soil siinlIa' ~
quhliiy and state OF moisture or dry ness, To ,ha'
IA which ihcy are to be sut'
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GENERAL RULES IOK THE CONSTRuC
1ION OF FARM BUILDINGS,

In constructing farm buildings she following
rules should be attended 10.
Though circle contains most space within
the smallest possible iucIosu,e, vet with few en-
ccpiions, IL is the least adapted Ion subdivision,
and the most expensive Ia execution while the
square and psralielogram. Will be found The least
costly, aud the mosi eOhmodiuus.
In low buildings. whore the roof aud joisine
arc the most expensive articles, the oblong iptn
will be preferable particularly when such form
is, in other respects, best adapted 10 the purposHs
required.
The cheapest buildings ARE those whose plan
is coninlnrd within four straight nes. Nj
projections add considerably 10 the expense by
The extra corners, breaks III the rooi, Ac.
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PROFITS OF GARDENING

II is stated N Brrk's R.po,,. thai oear Dew
yes, aud oi,cf roy ~ ~ Wiltshire, (Eng) meny
tatndrs sub,si bv occupying from Two 10 five a
clcs as ga,deo Z oun,L Inc sod IS randy, and
app led 10 the produce al esculenI vegetables lot
the consumption OF the nelg hborIng towns and
villages 30 productive arc gardens, whrn well
managed, thai thrce brothers who followed The
arr OF gardening. supported 1t. many 1a'n'lea
very deeen'l,, All grilualiy acquired some
wealth, by the cultivation OF about i've acres OF
laud
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AGnlllLlIIH,L SEMINARY.

An individual las, ohrtcd 10 app opfihie len
MDusnld dOiidfs 10 tho establishment oil prdrti'
cal SEMINARY lor the cultivation of the various
branches 81 a. -'cullmal aud mechanical SCI
ence 10 be located IN the eeniral part at Mas
sachuseiis, ana placed under the supervision Of
the American L., ceun II Ii expected that tins
institution winch Is 10 embrace extensive work
shops. e.alrns, a c on the most approved mol
els. will 20 ,n,o operation carly IN the ensuing
,n,,np. BniitiiH,
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<nHE duties of Mrs. RANDoLpIFS school
- at Lsnclrburg, for young ladies, will be IL.
snnied on the lst day ot Oct. neat. The terms
as before, VIZ.
Fora session of ten months, ending on the
3lst July, 1929.
Board Slo0-- washing So, SIoo
Tuition in all the Engish branches ~
French on
Spanish o.
Drawing %
Music Department, under the care of
Miss Lewis
Boarders will be charged for The use of the
Piano So per session.
Day scholars will he charged the same for
tuition, and Two dollars per session for fuel
deduction will be mad. for small girls.
Board and tuition, payable one half nj en-.
trance, the balance At The expiration of five
months.
Each young lady will provide her own bed
bedding aud towels, aud a clothes bag, and
book bag all distinctly marked.
Aug. Ii Isl
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EN0R RENT, the three story BUGS Tenement
Al a, present occupied by Mr.. Benjamin T.
Hunt opposite the Office ofthe Nrgnau II has
good orore counting room and cedar, and the
upper part well calculated for a family. For
terms apply TO Pete, Dudley.
CELINL ~ ELOUtSATAIT
Sept. Is. 'sll
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ynChbilrg Mills.

VIE sbsclber has rented his old stand, the
bynhbarg Mills and is nov prepared
'o' me fecot,on of WHEAT, for which he will
give the hilest cash price
he a'soasants 100000 SLAVES, for -four
""'feis, an $4,000 HOOP POLES, to lie Dolly.
s'eu al lheNlth klOWSON S. WHITE.
June 23 n-a
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Vuiuajh real estate Tor sac.

VALUABLE real estate J0f SAG.
IN ,;.,,e of dred oI trust, beariig date
,.s ,6th day III November, ls22, anu dn'
:. ..co,ded in the clerks Office OF the cdnrty
Ta,r, of Amherst, on the 9Th day OF january
,o,2 ,yhsrrby JAMES ). Pendleioh, oi me shiu
,,,,n,y conveyed IL the undersignedin' rus',i"r
,he unrnoses therein mentioned, one cetia'h
,s,rt M marcel Of land, containing seven nun
,,sed and titlv three acre, 0e the same ni"'e
~ lpss. living and being IN the county oil A,h-
-, ~, Rnifaloe River, on both sides OF the
rasd from Newgiasgow 10 Lyncoohrs, anu
.,I;oi,,;,y the lands Of David >. Garland, be-
-. az tho sane lanl- which Thomas Aldiidge
T,.,,as.d nj Johs Calnm aud John Warwick,
- ,yh;rh u,as conveyed by snil Thomas Al
-. aud Catharine his wife, To the same
- : pepdletou, bV deed hearing date the
eo,h day of April, 1915. We shall, on Mon
100 The 9TH day of October neat, before the
81, dor of The Franklin Hotel, IN the
,o,yn oil Lynchbnrg, proceed 10 sen me
a,,rssaiJ tract oil land, 10 the highest
I.;dIer AZ public auction, for the pufpo-
- If said trust. The said deed OF trust author
,,,as the sale To be made for ready money but
,he creditors are willing 10 authorize sale on
,,,,a the payments being satisfactorily secured,
and interest paid semi-annnally. The lmprove-
ments on this and, are a two story BRICK dwell
ling house with Two rooms on hoor oficN
of6ce with olnef necessary out houses, and ICE
house and framed OVefseer's house, barn,
qn Dc Tha water is equal to any in the
u,ner country, the improvements 10 good condf-
I'm, the plantation under good system Of cnl
,,re aud adapted to the growth of FIRST rate to-
hacco corn, wheat. &c. the situation is healthy
aud the ueiohborhood desirable. This land Is
s,nnted about one mile from New Glasgow,
- cnnntv Town about four mites from the [ curt
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New Publications.

0HHE subscriber has just received, direct
from Philadelphia the following new pub
healions, viz :
s.. Valentines Day OF the Ftir Maid ofPerth.
nv the Author OF Wayerly, &c. &c. This work
s. said tn be superior 10 any he has ever written.
SIR Waiter SCOTS Religious Dlsconrses.
Auerican Qnarerly Review, 9th No. for June
1873. Just received aud for delivery 10 subscrl-
.srS ABRAAl II. NORTH.
Lnnr 10.
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shortly issue ffprp The press. and will compr'se
about Ioo varieties Of eNoat and naive grape
which torn, NV present collection have INV
% 600 vines read, for the suppl, ct those VII"
desire them the present autumn.
Your obedt seIyI,
MM PRINCE.
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ENoR SALE--A likely lamiy .. ,egfocs
Il consisting II II woman who Is cook
washer aud ironer a boy between 10 aud III
years of age, accustomed Ia the house, aud
child years old. Application can be made
n, this office.
sept 10 tslO
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rI,U Nc.

"a, ,nti',s payable In a,lYanee.-so sub
II fVi , ~ ,eeegsd Tor a less time Than SIX months
edrusn WI IN lie Discontinued (but at the discretion
"a a9 fg 5e until all arreafase' are paid.
s be "sffI ~ at cs ," sf@ for e ps'
aane or spbose from a distance must DO paid TOR
70 eir Insertion, tue payment assumed 10y
p Iane pre.psas.bia perseoiu Lspehenfs'
,,h.cery Orders exceeding two sq1aresare IN
,si for six dollars
.ltIetters addressed 10 the Editors fuuss DC posi-
a. ihng .il rot be attended To- --
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From the Ionlhs C9pgn6op.
\ CHlLD'S FIRST IMPRESSION or
-

From the Ionih's C9irDaafon.
\ CdlLD'S FIRST IMPRESSION OF
STAR.
She had been told that God nude al the s,ars
Tat tw'Hhled ~ "A II, a,en, and nov sin stood
W ltfhns tie coming Of the I" llnt ou.
4 II Il "o'o n"R aud pvrfect World,
Aud thu vereHs trat eve. rw bem'itsl
Nust be the work afnutlIe 10 u clild
Ia It's ffst, lre-l Impression Laura stonl
nv the low window with the .liken a.n
az ter soft eye uprais'd, aud hcrswrrf iunutl
Half parted With the nav ami strauer dHh.at
OF beauty that she conld mo- eorlaft bend,
And hli not seen before 1tcpuftlr tuds
Pfths low sun.rt Clouds aad TN biuc Sky
That Looked - stlIl and drhrdr above,
Filled trr yonuR heat with ehuinrss, and fiir eve
Siole on with IL deep shadows md she ztll
stood looking At the Wrrt, Nth that half snulp,
As If pheasant thought WIRE al her heat.
Presently al the edge of the last Int
pfsunsrt, where the blue uas melie1 Ia
To thu fault golden mcllbsnrts, n >tiu
Stood suddenly, 4 laugh wild delight
farsi from her lips, aud putting up her hands
Her siiHplc thoughts broke forth tSprrssf.eIy
Father dear tatlIerl Cod has mldo u star 4
ROY
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Peorh pie5,--Ihe season OF peaches having
arrived, we again publish the rrcipe lnr HI"
ne,l lrnh pie that ean be made. Place your
paste in II deep plate, It, Tor other ples--then,
having wiped ON peaches with cloth, pnl
lbeni in who'll, aud 81 cah upon them sugar
Sufficient 10 swrrten them well, then cover
close with pnste aud bake lhl the lrnit Is sui
licieutly cooked. ihr stones OF the p"hGhe'
arr sufficient without any "iher seasoning, u
are better than any other. tine iran - good,
there Will be 81 much Of the juice on open'
ing, thai it viii he necessary 10 serve VIII a
spoon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
YofNG lnllI IRE.E9

Sinclair says, II cannot br too strongly i"'nifa'
ted, thai 10 permit Young fruit tree I" bear nn',
ior somr gears, is eventually :" 10 essential ngo
" 10 thul, future iiuiliuness aud dnianon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

EEiTINfEl4.-A Specific remedy, safe
mllh and efficient 10 cure aud prevent
,onsumpiiou, but nothing else, Just received by
THOMAS !. DUVAL.