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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26


MF. Sil5bee presented the memorial OF ! 900
citizens OF Boston and the vicinity, praying further
protection on wool and woollcn manufactures
Read, and ordered TO be printed, and referred.
MIR. Tyler presented the memorial of uutner-
Gus inhabitants OF Virginia, in opposition to Che
bill now before the Senate for a reduction Of the
duty on imported salt; which was ordered to lie
on the table
Mr.. Branch presented the memorial Of Eliza5etb
CITY anu County, n. Z. praying nn appropriation
for opening a communication between Albenarle
Sound and the Atlantic Ocean
Ia presenting this memorial, Mr. T. remarked
that 1t was an appeal to the Justice of Congress for
assistance in efecting an enterprise in which the
People OF that section of North Carolina were much
Interested. The facts detailed in the memorial
would be found conclusive in favor Of the applica-
ton. The subject had been discu ,sed in The Lee
glS!ature OF the State, aud must be in some rnea
suFe known 10 every member OF the Senate
The citizens of that part Of the country had lvy,s
been IN favor Of the exercise Of lis powers b1 CO..
gress FOR Internal Improvement and thew had seen
similar applications granted TO other sections of tbc
Union. Should the means be afforded for CARRYING
TINS plan INTO execution, the State Of North Carroll
TIA would derive great benefit from H. while il
would also be beneficial TO the commercial interest
throughout the country
The memorial was read, and referred.
JUDICIAL PROCESS
Ihe unfinished business Of yesterday was then
taken up, and the bill 10 regulate process in the
States admitted into The Union since tine year
1883, being before the Senate, the question oc-
curing Oh an amendment offered by Mr.. White,
TO strike out the word now," and insert the words
"may be"
Bir. Van Buren, observed that. on Friday III,
Senator from Tennessee, (1Ir. Whitc) happened
70 be on the floor, explaining his views on dis A.
mendment, when he, (MF v b. entered the Sc
nate--and he supposed, from the tenor of that
genueihan's observations, that his amendment was
10 Us scope, co-exicn5ive with the argument on
INC ON 70 abolish imprisonment for Debt 90 which
he alluded. was, said Mr. V. y. in error. and
the moion Of the Senator from Tennessee, now
learn, does NOT attempt 10 take away the supc~r,io
Of the Supreme Court Of the L State !. tut 70 =.
dept the laws Of the several States in the Circuit,
Courts, under the supervision, as forrneflv If 49,
Supreme Court The amendment would. nsrLans
secure some provisions In favor Of tlioss sf,to,
which they could not otherwise aeln and nc b,5
no intention 70 oppose the bill or thc amendment.
under their present aspect
Wr P-.fec re-.8shos, tA-tfe fc0e4 70 ron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

The Committee On the judiciary, 20 which was re
ierred the resolution of thc House, insructing
them TO inquire into the cXpeGency of settling,
by law, under what rules and regulations private
property (f TO be taken at al) shall be taken for
public use,
REPORT:
That they have had the said resolution under
consideration, and OF opinion tat it is inexpe-
/; IS extremely difficult, ii not impossible, by any
general law, 10 make provision for the various
cases which may occur; the propriety of taking
private property Tor public use, must depend upon
the necessity for 50 doing; and that necessity de-
ponds upon so many circumstances, that they
think 1t Is better 10 let each depend upon lis
own circumstances, when application shall be
made for indemnity 10 the officer, or compensation
TO the citizen They, therefore, ask TO be dis
charged from the further consideration of the re
solution, and that it be laid upon the table.
NATIONAL ROAD TO BUFFALO.
Mr.. Mercer, from the Committee on Roads and
Canals, made repor; in relation TO the construc-
ton OF National Roa, from the scat of the Gen
cral Govern1ent to the Northwestern frontiers o.
! the States of Pennsylvania and New y ork, ac-
companicd by bill FOR that purpose; which bill
was twice read and committed
! CHARLES CARROLL OF CARR0LLTON-
On motion of MIR. Van Rensselaer,, it was
ReS0tDed, That the Committee on the Post Off
ces and Post Roads be instructed TO inquire into
the eXPcdiency of granting to Charles Carroll O
Sarrollton, the surviving signer of the Declare
ton OF Independence, the privilege Of iranking
during his lille.
Adjourned
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

great mental r~xrifennnt. One morning he
dreamed OF The figuie. which sfapd by his side
- mn nlett posture, ant asked fof = locket
siicf H. nsualis Wuie H swnke and saw X
NJ h. ioilri With ihc lockctin lis hand. lie rush.
ed on Of b. ~, aud IL ,%psthuily disappeared. Du-
ing the next ia weeks III visits VIE iucesxsni,
,ad he : n.atinns winch ihes odueed seIr III
vatiahi, horrible. some years before ho had
attended the dissection NJ a woman N = stall az
rapid decomposition IhonFh much diseusted
at The time tie subject had been long ~iorgai,ru /.
bni itkad been recalled by The uniDlr al is pa
ttrseAni bod, with the s~peeirr'a ieaintes. The
visir we're mol eoniincd co the niehi. but ire
q~ufniiy appeared Wilde several petsDns were ia
the s5ile r1om They we're - peateh NJ nfer-
vals dur NJ The winter but hr n as able 90 &c
rd II them by moving ~ sitting IN M erect po-
silrou. Though welt, his pulse was ilard, aud
genefa ally iom 30 to 100.
"a. Is a person OF good education and ltera
~ habits. | hntt not thc slightest ioil, OF his
seraeliy. H. never supposed he appearances
AUGMENTATION Il other thau illusions. He has
always al n ptopeusity iowat,is the sups np,u-
raj without any belief Ia II aud be ns.ribrs
these etiee of Imagination 10 the pfinsal ct The
- 1iates uf Womb rs aud oilier gliUst stories
when u hoy. lie will not allow me 10 lay be-
fore the society AZ account Of h head, as con-
necled with tbs statement rs be would not Ike
10 h. called u dealer IN The marvellous. | may,
ho"tyrt say. thai ldchllty Is large, and the &c.
i~Iectlve. ~litnlues very good.
Ediabnrg chronological Journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
l.ipnpn Botanic Garden
Y
NsTRSE RES.

uoNG ISLAND. NEAR NEW YORK
-MylILIAl PRINCE, Proprietor oil this
w adjustment, announces TO the pubic
~, ,be new edition (2tth) of bis Catalogues,
y, ;,st issued from Inc press, and may he OBJ
30 aro,is. of Mr.. X. q TOMPklNo OF this
w" ~ The advancement of this establishment
" oo, pursued with unabaied arhouf, aud re-
su,ss ofexpense by the present Proprietor and
p n,her for above halfa century IN The pre-
anla,oed catalogue, he Offers 10 the public
80 ,ar;eties OF Apes, 0 Of Pears, 10 Of Cher
- no of PInms, % oil Apricots, 81 of Peach
On of Nectarines, 10 Of Almonds, IA OF Mul
.N.-;es & Of Qlncss. Ii # Fig, l6 of Cuffants,
=. 81 Rasnberries, II OF Gooseberries, 20 of
s,.ayherr,es, 10 of Nuts. 257 ofsirapes, 49l of
6 a of Pp MES, l02 OF ID lhiias. 81 Of Ca
lsa;as and in all near 1900 species OF Green
nv, Plants. besides an immense assortment of
III ornamental Trees. Shrubs aud Plants,
parnn,s Flower Roots. sc This collection is
y, nnlv mrivalled 10 this country, but is NOT
SURPASSED by any in Europe, and, for the
gsten,afic accuracy with which every order will
he executed, the proprietor gives his express
guarantee.
: Win regard 10 he Grapes they nave been
,,ost carefully selected FROM the North, Middle
and south offrance, Germany. Sutherland and
,te Crimea. by which means the proprietor is
enabled tf supply uch varieties As are adapted
IN HE resperfire locaiiiies-and where sneD srlec-
non is left to hun ii shall he made vii setupu
ious attention.
TT Orders left with MIR. Il. q. TOMPK1NS,
ar forwarded direct, per mail, viii receive prompt
Nov, 1924.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

The following yriy dIst,uet and Interesting
narrative was read to he London Pine ologi.
Cal > .otety. aud communicate ton insertion ~
rhe Phteno'oxicu JotUaai los ITS leafned author,
a mrni' u tnc ltIGnsh bar.
" Ia Decemhrr. 1923, A. va Couilnrd 10 his
beat by Iunamuiatisn on TIE cnest. aud vt, sup
posed by ms medical attendant 10 lie ~ eous,Ar
rahir danger. Onr uIght. line nnaile 10 sl'rp
from pain aud levrt, zee saw sitting IN a cbal, on
toe lttt sl3e oil his bed, 4 female hgorP. "nch
ne immediately recognized To be- that oi a Young
iaiv Win dIed about tWu yrats hft1se. ls
EtSt feriioe VAS surprise, aud perhaps = iliiie a.
latn ms second, that hG was suffering from
dclirunl. With dis impression he put lfs head
under the bed clo hes, and aiier trying IN VAN
TO sleep, AZ a test OF ,he sJuudness OIL his mind,
n" vent In uugh a long and complicated process
/ Oh tuet1pby steal easuriug, ~ictien peepcd oul,
anu SAN the figurf - the same situation aud 20
siion, He had a ilre, bat would not aIow a
candle OF nufse IN ne room. y stlok "as kept
nv his side - knock Tor ihe nurse wleu he re-
ouittd net attendance. BENG Loo weak to move
lis uod,, lie endeayured To touch The figure
with The stiob bui, on a real obl"c' being put
upon the char, the imaginary one dlsppeaied,
add ~ a. not Wis bic again that nlRli.
" Inc next ddt he thought 81 ihiie but the VI
son. aud expected rs return without alarm, and
wnh some pleasure. lie was uot disappointed.
II took the sane place as beIore, aud I've en-
ploycd himself ~ observations. hen he shut
MS eyes q. tsined MS head, he ceased 10 see the
figure by interposiug his hand he could hide
pat OF il and II was shown like any mere ina
tcrial substance, bV the RAYS of tine iiie whicl,
fcil upon. ana wee reflected from .t-As the
AZ, deemed, became less prrctp,iple I'D as
~ went out. lnyisible A similar appearance
took place on several other nights, bur It became
less pcrceptibie, aud It's vIsIis 'ess ireqaeni, as
the patient recoyed from the fever.
." lie say that the impressions ON his mind
were always pleasing, AS tn spectre looked at
him with ralmnpss aud regard H. never sup
posed IL real but was unable 10 account for II
D my philosophical principles WI I'm MS hno"
ledge.
In the autumn Of 1925. 4 s health was per
fect,y restored, and he had see.al IRE from an!
waking yis,on for nrRrly Is mouths. ootne cf-
clmsltnets sccagrsd winch tr1dueed ~ h'o'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

EuRS. SELMA NICHOLS respectfully
lVH lulnrms he public, that the Wintei S.
sion N,ll on Wednesday the 1911
Nov. next.
The branches of Instruction IN this %Institu-
ton w'il be : ceiling, Dcioieg, Reading, Hri-
ting, Nenfal aud Written Arithmetic, GeegrB-
ply, Alri n aaa No iern Rttnry, Muir
al Philosophy, Chemistry. Grammar 4 Rheto.
ne.
Tuition for the Session of FIVE months, So
Young Ladies can be accommodated Win
board in the 4 ademy, at $50, Bedding, 81,
Wasting, So.
fhe adVant iges of FemaIe Education are
now so universally admitted, tAal it's deemed
needless 10 present Considerations @ n tina sub
get, 10 induce parents 10 avail themselves of
His opportunity of aitprding 10 their daughters
Il portion ut that mental cultivation, wHich y Ill
prove a source OF The purest enjoyment /
themselves, and also I'll them Tor greater use
!ninrSs in life.
This institution possesses local advantages
aqua'led by few, perhaps surpassed hy noue
~ he nsighhorlop1, oc Excellent sbrieiy III
situation IS airy and h~ealrby, and sufficiently
remotefrom the buslie OF The town, tor retire.
ment and study
Parents who may think proper 10 favor this
Seminary with their pa'ronng', Gay rely on
ehe S%irictest attention benz paid - the mem
her' and morals, us well rs ,he inlelieGiual
improvement of their daughters,
LeXio gton, Oct. 80. lm2i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
KITCHEN GARDtN-NoyFuRrp

The only articles L. be suw"d III month, are y
few early peas. and some smal sallaiins. and
that only where required 10 ne had III continue
ance.-PIannng Is requisite stinopally only to
Il ,sh what wa em,itt last mouth a4nl lor some
carly beans end IN bot beds, asparagus, mint
&c. D,eg ing AID dunrmg The ground must
he attended 10 for The beacht Of in.ate crops.
Aromatic plants IL beds and boldels, should
no u before onlred, hay the last thoroag h
cl' autng from WE'D. sad litter. aud tbe bel,
dressed to ieuIain IN decent otter iot III, win.
Ter.
Cabbage aianf. ,fuor planted ias' month inr
The ealit eropa ucXtsptIng aud Summer Wrst
b." planted u ". iHey mus' h. Of lpr early
kinds and planted ~ lows, eie, Two, or ttr,e
feet distance.
Earui ~ The Different crops Of celer,
whoa dry and lei those Of iuiI gtowti j.,
earthed elmpst 10 tir top inIsb plaol,"g eric
~ tDr tue ale sfrns crop ~ shallow tfenehes.
Dig vacant ei.lnd, one d t@o spades dep.
aud # duugr1, dg II 4 spade dep, Laying OF the
ground rough ndPr 10 unprorehy me wealth
or, 'iI wanted for lowing aud planning with ia.
turc crops.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
Female Education.

ZElHE Ann Smith Academy naving been
given for d term If years, hy lis trustees
into the exclusive snperlnlendenee oi Mrs
N,ckolls, there is no mode by which the pub-
lie can be informed of the progress an
condition Of the institution, but by private
individuals who may attend the eAam,na-
tons
The undersigned having this day witnessed
an examination OF The school, ieel il due L.
the public, and 10 Mrs. Nichols, To state thai
the parIo, mances of the classes N general, fur
nI.lel evidence that they had been carefully
and ind cinnslv instructed during tue l.asi YES
sion. A Considerable proportion OF he pupils
Hsrlayed al accuracy and ~pfpmptness ot
knowledge in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Geography and History, seldom surpassed, II
cquaIled, IN our best schools.
Ftom our knowledge 81 Mrs Nichols, who
has spent many years III the education Of te.
males, aud from a careful, Observation nj her
node Of instruction and government, we
have no AesIs,tlon in recommending her 10
the patronage Of all, Who wish 10 brstaw mp
on their daughter a use nj ana rrineti ednca-
non. JOIN ENlNG,
{. z. U0NMAN,
JOHN RUFF,
BENIN. NiGGINTON.
Lexington, Oct. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

The following aoecdote Of Gcuernl Bravo. "a
kcu ION NH,d's Me'ico IN 1897. = wotihy OF
u place among thu most romhnii. narrative ia
Ilvy 81 generosity aud self RESTRAINT,
" During the year 1912 Don Leonardo Bravo,
the father nj the heu'Ial, who v as lhen fighting
undef tta banners ot Murelo-, nay taken prii,
onct by the ttcefuy , trrops, aud Carried in
CHAINS h hesien. -%outcicr 1t denfh was pas
ed upon liiln AZ u tI,lipr 10 the Spanish crown.
B'ipte the period Of his rkecnli0iis ni1Yed. Iis
son, alto, al obstinate combat NJ the Pa mar,
had detected - slroug dotaehot ~ Of Span,di
hoops AID iakcn three hundred prisoners, An
otr, ~as immediately made 10 the pieeroy by
denrfai Bravo 80 q, change ibe prisoners for
hrs laibsf, which was rerempiotily l.jcolrd,
aud the sentence oi death carried into iuImed. .
ate fxeeniion.-- l,etaliaion on his unltap y pris.
oncrs would have been the mosI natural couse
of The afflicted soa, A uoblcf Inc al conduct
Was pursued. lie instantly ordered them I" ia
set ~ llbetly " wishing, az he sai . to pub
II out Of his own power Ia asenRe Dn them the
death III his psrtot, iesi, ia he iirsf mnsent OF
grIrf, tn temptation should prove IrIosistIble. :"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

Bfd Poiui, 22i fuq 1928.
On The cultivation otihe UGiite Orupt, bg Pro.
.JtSs0f GtBtbrtdr,
To Or, Hosack, Pres,d'ut Of the Horticulture
Society OF n York.
SIN,
Il is said that every mn0 owes something
TO the community IN Wiich he lives. As
admit the truth OF this obligation, II glers a,.
pi"asurr 10 address ou ou the subirci of .3me.
rican Grapes aud Kineyn'hS
The agricultural ant mora interest OF the
C untrv sem To call Tor such information.
and il may be permitted TO offer an oplnlan
the results II my ~ experience an ohsft-
va'inns IN France, and III this my adnpted
country, after a residence oftwent, -siA YEARS.
| s1ail deem myse t happy II | tan give a
useful example ia follow.
well knoA The many respectable opin.
ions already pabli.I ed Oh thai subject, and
therefore wlsh 10 support 10y facts only, the
feasibility Of improvio} your uarIva Grapes,
and 10 help - GonnteracD The uosi III no.,
81 al preiiltces, namely, mat g0l mua{ plani
yDur riaegaris IN .imtricn, run He rines ~
line continent Of Europe and tatreby trump p
under loot, AID ,~r"p off rom the snrssca OF
this highly favored land, wi Ii cnspaBlr ~.
difference, some 81 the most vaiudbl earI,-
ties, many 81 hem gate uGlq =, Wtich lhe
great God Of Nature hindy prOrtdfd those l..
States,
Al.,y mo "a az, that .,.b r,o,s -. a..-
~. af,o,eibsr p,fe..,uabIa ,nI ~
er,ect much rom y,Yr rairioiir ND Sa,a.t
Gr Aesociation. in nro ]ecfiro aud IN. ia,
, tru. knou led,a nj Iour internal ,er,.,in1, -
ra.,urc,s I,.p,nt ,. ,n,,f,.o4 ~ -.
va,rno ,da, tb.f mo band ol ,,,.,. ~.
be normiltsd J., sdJ coma nd So = - =,
I'M oaa an ~. nanls ~ ,L, 49, 81 -
.onI uaraoyer my ,b, b,,a .,,aua'"
ia nla,, H.. -. ,rIs -, tn.t sani,aa
,,,,ntry l,,. ,ol becu ,l,,ys s,r.'.s. g. NV -
49,, .l,yra - -b.,3,o.I ~
I .hau. n ia# mt At so,ua otor tim. ~.
c.,,., .f ,h.,r l,a,. T., ~, -, -
rv t.ro,.r WISHING T., raIIr.ta n,n,.
y,L, 49, -, ~, a., No., =. -. ,
aro ,,, -, ,,,nt,.. .n.,,,.. f."
,,,o fnIds ,b.I w,r or n,,.,,,c. -,
.o,.,.,f. - ,la,,.i 80. 81. a..
s,'l :, nlanfel ,,.,ra yam corl,,,l, m, >
80. D.. 49,, ,,,,. ,.t -. -.
'.;i,. H. -. - n "''''
,,tI :, .oaI - Icy. 40,
! .h.,Lt 80. I'D a,.r,,, - y.
;n, p" I h."a ".'., y
,.s, .'1 g. nI.a',,, 49, - t"
,.hI, - s,.b ,,aJ. ,,i,6H ,ta .,'
w.. IL - g.. -. -
S,ch ,,iao' .,a,ia o,n G,I :. g.
,ons md commend hI,h .r,c.
,ri"" aatja,a. avn !" - NV ",
yho,. 10 .,,n M rsmarg. md nm oa,o' n"aa
w w -i'D III III = Nfb ipA I'M IAftlE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
InInsYNt RAsIEa.

That curious, sympatleile, wonder working
person, Sir kenelcm D,gby y, perhaps, the
greatest teiailer nj singular taneies relating TO
an paihins aud sympatines. lie nnrinies the
dive III, cts OF flowers upon certain people. even
10 fnnfing and dy ine. So obnexions WIS n rose
10 the Lady IIencagc, that she had her cheeky
upon her when she was steep. II j. even .ia-
ted thai Cardinal Caraifs, and a noble tenitian,
one 81 the Baiharage. were confined To their
palhcus during the rose season. ior i.ar of their
lives. Johnnnestc Qurrceto, n Partisan and
Secr iaas IN taanrisl kim Of finncr, was
forced l. stop his most lis viii bread when ihnra
we've any apples AT table and NJ offensive was
The smell 10 him that II M app had Hefn held
neHr him he would TAIL u hl edius .-5heutk.
Ohg. Ned.
Z" saw n noble couutoss,' says Il0rsIne,
" who tasted of SOME udder Of beel, aua bad her
lip sudden, swtlled thereby = bsefyiug that 1
took notice NJ u. she told mc she had no dislike
to ihai KIND Of dish bot as oiien n. SIR did eat of
il SIR @as nonhlrh in THIS manner. IL onsr ~
which she was %.Iletly i|guorant Of Brnsrirns
knew n Rlfl. sixteen ycats Of aet. Who. up 10
ihHt i,ne. batt littd tntiriy on nllk ~ t.uIA
not lsar the snell OF bread tie snallt. = patti
Gle of shr would discover h I .mell.
An autpaihs II pork - very common. SHrnc-
kas tell us OF on" Via wopid immediately
tW aon ~ often As % pig WAX ari before hlu. -,
yea though II be ouciosed ia paste he iAlla
down hsp q thai j, dead, unr does he return IA.
himself I'LL tine pr Is taken away from the table
Mar hal Alhr,t latn,,N away when he saw tho
head OF n boar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

Spnde Hgsb1ndrg 1t T.. thought by British
AsIcul,arni writer, nat lh" sis1r vii even
tnh'lH ttka / e place 81 the plough IN Grca
Britain, IN niling tue eaIth. Tue tlemmlnH,,
by tins mpGs 81 itittn-, htvtHCQ lIrrd iBr their
c"nniiy, the saftcr,ug dppu.latipn ii " be
Card u q Europe SIR Jpun ofDelhif, form
err, President ot 'hc Board Of Agriculture,
attracted by lbe p|hrpnruns wafail he had
card IN The Flemish system, sisiied tlat
cunniry lis expectations WIRE more lhau
renl2eai. In a .e,irrt TO the Editor al the
Bws el> Observer. nr reparked--" | snail ne
yer forget wtHi nave seen ii hi country 3
"a pIcruie II he mp.t ravshing decoration 10
- lover ii a-rlcnllnre = SOIL beeomr ,ich
through the eiIscl ol cultivation, aud con,e-
qnenliy by lde skill ui an industrious pro-
pie, VIM receive lae due reward Of their ad-
m'rahle e~Aeition IN The products which they
obtain.
About Gf} vrafs pre- vioHs 20 the period Of
SIR johu SGrtaifs VISIT. Flanders WIS almost
a moving sand. With p climate nj more le.
vorabie INN nat ol kHgland, land ms SINE
quadtnpied n value lanoNs nave been en-.
tIrcly bHhisiied the produce IN nlne years IL
generally IN an aver.gr, four quarters and a
half and oats eleven and one lourh quarter ;
aud the borders oi the fields are plauted with
trees, IN shfb numbers, tiat bs their sale. tie
froprietors acquire IN forty years, a ,um OF
money equal ta the value al the soil. The
cause OF ihli wonderful Improvement IN lertrl
ity is CHI fy attributed, by Vandersitacfe,,
author OF 4 lrahilse on Flemish husbaadfy,iu
extirpailng npXi"ns plans and ronis every
SIX ~ Every tbfee years, by digging all The
land on ihetr respective iarm., by tbs opera
ton they revert to the surface a stratum OF
fresh soi, winch, for three, or for six years
has been ahsorb'ng the salts OF manure 10 TIE
bottom 81 Ia" roots.
In the United states, where The low price ni
iaud, oocasioped by It's abundance, renders
rnltivalion somewhat different from what II
Is in countries where land is limited aud dear,
Il may he ihonghi that The spade s,stein would
not he praiiible. Bot when We consider the
'ronbie attending the infringement ot a large
arm, and calculate the original cbsl al he *
" nse OF importing tn number OF cattle ne.
;sssafs Tor iillage, and removing the frnits Of
thr earttl 10 thu barn, together with the cap
at sunk II implements Ut bpshendrg, We shat.
nr"ba'ly =" r'l>e 10 tn,nk p,tef USE. AtaH
events, II seems "orih! ira.
L.h,ddieser Gag.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
CHEAP BOOK ,.

'aNtih subscriber has determined TO change
ms business, aad w'iI sell the most valna
'e ana spendl3 stock of Books. that was ever
iiGd III 'his OF any other market, at reduced
i'tceS, j0f cash. This stock consists of Histo-
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