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TO ne stoesaolde,. y he Far0lerg' BanE Of

To The Stockholders ~ The Farmers Bank of
PIRGIivIA
A I meeting u the St0o kbodt their BenkngU uss
subntlsds
the Presept agency Dauyle hs converted
NJ" an once 81 Discount and Deposi and that
o. - sio khvier' be appointed, 10 lrep1fc Rules and
Negotiations Tor The goyernrr cut thefeaf''--
Nefsnpnn ne ms ting adopted The follow nE Resolution
hssotced Ihsi the eonderaiioD Of tie foregoing R.sos
on he PoslpSntd until The Geuefsl Eifsifnx ii
ockhoijes aud mat The fftsiier he rtqofst sive
ne 70 me 5oc shoidtr genfriy that tie said Rssouii5n
Fili then he suhnfttJ 10 tbsir confederation
Ia Compliance with the request, have esuseI al
riut"nt % Dc pohishe' AMI a. TIE qtucn II Ttest
mPcits,e, fol- rePiesena'ion Of the sis tsirsbe.
=. ~ NICHOLAS, rfcsdr
OF She Farmers DsGk N Virginia
soy IL gg -fgthJ
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INTENDING TO he the State teverai months,
trip 10 the Souh, appointed WIN. r. DtnsdnaI
u VIM Ghoison my sioruss in fact 10 art for during that
tius. ADDISON POWELL.
Apriif5. t0.-fS
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sipY TAvERN-HoUSE, LOT, aud other improve ), n,s,
IA adjoining the Public Square and within 60 30 ya'd'
OF the oououse (nudefsos thorough reFsir With such
additions 10 make among the most spacious and
Convenient Establishments OF the kud 10 The country $50 far
completed, TO the belief that II WI ne resjy for
ttDsli IN all the month NJ Nov. nest.
The Establishment ceted for rent, one or more
years
Gcptcmen II experience in such business, would do veil
and respectfully invited 10 eIsmine the situation rs -
quite certain better stend Cannot be easily obtained
Believing IL 70 be ssy any thing further 81 the
houses than that they unusually continuing
derbe convenience. To 6rst rate eusnt they will he 20,
.. low price. SAhIL WILLIAMS
August rs. 29--n Ha'ifar courthouse
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lSRs. ALIce G.. WILLIAMS, can accommodate
" with board, S or 10 Gentlemen and Ladies
during the session oil the mex, Legislature.
Nov. IL. 56-tc
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NOT

HktHE Executive will receive proposals conformity with
~ the provisions Of the Sd secton Of the
the ArmoIy, hereto snne1ed &c And be further enacted
bs the Exeeuivs he authorised required TO upon
what terms the Arpory buildings Land attached hsrtso,
eau be Sold erehsng leased for of years
Inunieste 10 the General Assembly the result then
enquiry by order OF the Executive.
Wh1. II. RICHARDSON, c. C.
Executive Depstnsn,I
18th March, 1873.
March t0t --H
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Executive Department,

Executive Department,
October 2S, 1928.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the Executive for the
X purchase of the transports the Penteht,sry. Those dis
posed purchase will give in their pSp.s without delay.
By order, VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
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yE will buy Crops Of good Yheat. and take ther from
w tAs landings Jass River at market rae
JaiyI ts-T ROGERS q HARRISON.
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Vafted at the Penite,iiiary-the Joiioloiag Tim
Der, pig:
IoOo'se' Iuen Wal Oak P,snE. T br delivered
io ooO . 1I4 DO d. next theiwse
iSoo j inch Poplar Plank, Ere, from ,n,..
1000 90 So and sph.
100 Flu Hub bloeks- 90 of then. II hy 10 Inehes
500 Wheel Feiioe, willow Oak
Cords White Oak Timber, Split, ~ It long Free
DO do do do do - : F." knet,
90 10 young sns'
. DO tough he
D 90 Gu, by the
IVY pr hamt Timber enc Of the
5000 Inch Pine PIaEs year
SSVo - Free flour knots
,2o p D wide aud Splits.
1900 5-S not less than 10 in wide.
Propuals Will be received tn. above Timber until
10Th lnsi when the contracts well he by
THOMAS NELSON, p, A p
Ier. y. III Ind.
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MOI hIElIR TONSNN

D no" 81 lhEE HILL and VIII stan tie
sou THOMAS WArSON,
ADNEH RoBISSDA.
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fAtHE Sutscfbsf having past dec med any
new engagement IN his protes,,on ant hayag snoe at
tended the Superior Courts IN Ri hwond, solely pur
poe Of hD,shne his business ,hem means ~ funt = 90 i,
cline hfs reSusr s'iendsDeefis Son james VI wiekham
vii take charge of hi papers, aud attend Csu,es-
The Suoser'ser has doubt that they wall be fully and
dilgehtiy steudsd to- Whenever bs Clients r,qns.t IT. or
he thinks be can be Of TO hsco h. will attend the
guioent oi their Causes. JNO WiCKHAM.
De-. 2. ff
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I1IE annual meeting Of the SookhUider, of the Ban o
Virginia, will b. held a. their BiHkng House IN the Oh
y Of RiChm md, on h. first MONDAY 3 Janrary.
w. CAMBRIDGE, Cash'r.
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Farmers Bank of YDgiRio
VIE annual meeting Siookhoier for the sieestoo
OF Deecis foI the Bank for The Ofors Of Discount
sn'i Deposit, win be held Wcdntsdsy, the 5th dA Of
January neat.
WIZ. NEKERYIs, Chashr.
Dec. z. 6l-- David
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ONIONS.

Mr. SKINNER: Sampson. N. c. Joig 22R. ISIS.
Qear Sr-ion sometimes Complain that your
friends ate negligent in communicating to YOU
Vie sacress Of the seeds, nc. which YOU have
Sent them. lis certainly due TO you. to inform
Won what has been the result Of all such ex-
perinrnIs, and therefore | make this communl.
cation,
HE onion seed from the Island Of Azores
winch yo" srnt me a year since, were plan.ed
~ The la'tee part Of July. They came up well
iu' were soon after attacked by some insect
which DESTROYED all the plants bat tlnee. T'hey
were "eli'aAen care of, and the Pr adnct gather
ea about a month sHace. One srel produced
one onion oniy, which weighed after the top
was cat Oft, "a ounces another seed produced
'afee onions winch weighed respectively 10. 10
anu u onhcts; the third seed produced three
"hlo',a, Que ct which weighed II ounces, The
other Two, 10 ounces each makine J LIS. 10 or.
pFodnced by the three seeds. They we're nlan-
Ti la a eefg Ugh, sandy soil, well manured.
Lie union Is very mid, aud we'll favored.
Very respectfully, yours.
WM. b. Mf.ARES.
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~ he bone. We heard ofone Of
obsi'i'e3so :, held MALT a pint. The usual rem.
N SC cen se.lros II, such as ealomel, spirits Of
e5ies To as51 are very seldom successful. A
l"fpenln'a' "a. r, anested us to state, thai he has
genir''aa". - cutting open the holes AID pouring
sel,,ion Of hartshorn. or aqua ammonia
n = saai ssepiag the place covered. We had a
aai aqicled With these worms when we afs
dog ain y. 'be following manner. We cat open
ifoa ~ - 10 the depth Of an Inch, tbnt then did
re p"seA lhem) and. after seraping out all the
,'' I,-looking substance. poured the ho'f
mn, :. = ,sr, ,irong decoction from elder leaves
IA ! y ,eea boiled together. In about an
s IN they endeasored 10 crawl out, but a,sa
saa, a,,smn,. The dog appeared TO be entire
J.. .asensible 10 the operation.
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D Y virtue ufa Deere of The eoufi Of T. lniI,.
- Of ~Roekmghnm county, North Gafolina,
made 1T Spfidg Term, 1873, on the petition of
the heirs NJ law Of " illiam Denrine. dec. | shall
expose 10 public sele, on the premises. on The 18th
day OF September next, a valuable TRAIT ofiand,
lying IN the county OF Rockingham, ON liz
south SIDE Of Dan River also. on both SIDES Of
Bellows Creek, containing by estimation. one
Thousand aud twenty five acres. The tract con
iains 4 considerable share of low grounds. both
on lht river and creek also. a large and com.
Portable dwelling house, aud all necessary onf
houses. Persons wishing 10 purchase lands in
this section of country would do well in see this
ttaet, rs but few Of equal value are thrown into
market.
! he purchaser will be required 10 give bonds
with unqlestionnble security, foi The purchase
money. payable in ONE. Two aud fhiee Yeas.
Possession will lac gwen nj Tie end Of the year.
ofall the premises, bat the purchaser can take
possession ot any part this fill, lof Tie purpose
Of sewing small grain. A title 10 iH.- saine /. III
he made underline decree OF lhe court. M doubt
exists as 10 the title, as tie sale IS only made Tor
,he pntpose Of distrihntlnn.
JAMES I MOnEHEAD, &. NJ T..
Wentworth, Aug. Is. ids
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RUFUS To BE Observed IN p,cv,,ya

~ ~ IN fkNhiiNAF
Always use Stone jars Tor all s,rts of pickles
''' require hot pickle To them. The first
'"a'g e Is The least, for these not only last lon
yer but Keep 'te pickle better for vinegar and
sd' WI p%enrtrate through all earthen vessels +.
,I anu glass are the onIy things 10 keep p.c-
"tN ~ be sure never 70 pat >oar hands in 10
,N p'eN'fs o"f. II will soon spoil them. The
.'S' method IS, TO every pot tea wooden spoon.
~" u 'h'ie holes, 10 take the u~icli.es out with.
II PICKLE WALKUrsz
a"hr large inl-gro"n nuts, briore they are
~" ''H Them IN salt end water let them lie
WV da!s, then shit them 10 fresh wafer le,
aa.'' "a Two DAYS logger, then shift them a.
81. '"' let them l,e three days take them out
Ivt u Ma'rr aud put them IN picking lar.
~" me gar Is hall fuli, put IN a large onion
~ WIN cloves. T. a tundted of walnu,s
An an ~ n'i = PM OF mustard seed, a quarter of
no, '9 ha, 81 mac, hall an ounce of black pep.
s' nan an ounce Of alspice, six bay leaves. and
''cS y horse radish then fiji the Ia, an,r
VIM van oo'l'og vinegar over then. Cover them
- d pi"'e, and when they are .e,d se them
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ELECTORAL rlckGroF VIRGINIA

ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
John sbt.kieford, tsq Of C,lpepd,
Col. VIM Ell2ey, u ioudolm,
Col s Wright, Of AotloA,
Benj Harrison. Of Charles Citg,
J Goodwin Of Dnfeiddie, .
Dir Richard fiehl. Of B%tmguiek,
T. {. Darlington % Hat!tor,
Benz Hatcher, Of Ghtde9ie1
Samuel Branch, Of buckingham,
Judge Fleming Saunders, % franklin,
DAVID ). G,fland, Of 1mhera,
Chapman Johnson, Of Richmond,
Judge +. I. Brooke, Of spottsgirnnio,
Charles Hill. Of kiag and Queen,
Capt Robt. Lively, q Elisabeth City,
Cap' nancoek Eusiace, Of Stafford,
Judge W A L Dade, Of Prince lillian,
Alfred n. Powell, IF Frederick,
Col. Jos. Nauze,, Of R~ochiagham,
Judge A. Stuart. Of 1pgistd,
Ballard Smith, Of Grttntficr,
Col Beni EsoIl. Of WASHINGTON,
Judge Lewis Summers, Of kanntha,
Alphens 7 Wilson of Monongain
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.JoDeS Hirtr Laa9 fur rent.

n WILL rentthe plantation ofCol John Hofs.
d iy, dec. in the county Of Nelson, opposite
tie tnwn III Bent Creek. The irsc, is sufficient
to work on il 10 or IL hand, l22 acres ofriyer
bottom, good up land. am disposed TO REM
10 a good tenant for a term Of years, but at a
fixed money reut. Possession will be given this
fal3. IN time tn seed wheat, or | will seed the
v heat crop II desired.
CHS. YANCEY, admir-.
OF J. Horsley.
Aug. IS. WV
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DIED, on the 18Th inst. n Cpl. JOIN NJ.
in this county, Mr.. THOMAS FAIRS,
sged % yenrs. pr the hort time Mr.. Fa-
ris had ben in this neighborhood, his depori-
ment had been such rs to gtin the confidence
and esteem OF all acquainted with hin. He
suffered a long and lingering indisposilion aud
res IN, d his life &c the author vine gave il
with oreai resignaiioa aud eefnposute.
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THE suBJEIr CONTINUED.

VIZ 'ao n''pis "pi''"ea' WIN Ei"S'''
10 'ne consideration 81 Tho a7sae'i''o" INN
ten. Jackson believed Aaron BUR- 10 lie M
agent otihe United States government, de
paied 10 lie wesi ton the parpose OF orgaa'z-
,ngtfoors, COLLECTING stores, &c. Ia eo-ope-
rate with Ten williamson against the alenlsh
forces on the aah'ne. II 'sa snppos,t,on So
fupremely ridicnloas, hat We wonder II
should ever have teen for q moment indnl'
gel IN, mirb less gravely asserted The o.
" eSeuse We cn iad Ion those Who use il, Is,
that. in THIN eaeefncss 10 demonstrate TIM
ten. 'htHsen Mas hof knowingly concerned
in any trailoions or illegal enterprise, they
are willing 10 embrace tlealteruaiiye Of max.
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JANFS I NDNEIIhADl {. Vt T..
Wentworth, Aug 1t. ids

lyon sALfa-My 6ne Young Stallion G
ID ilmus, inferior in point OF form IN no
Horse in N%ifgiaiR. Of The most approved .f1ek
aud proven himself h be the mnst " atlr
stock horse. lie my b. zen by applitaIau
10 the subscriber, in Charlotte county. near
Booker Ferry. and the tefms known. which viii
be accommodating I'D. " HENRY
Aug. IL. ts2.
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aut gentleman rs tie nose thai elnuSrs 10 Arnp
IN AID lac chopped.
Fol several DAYS the Inflated Aiarnalelie mark
ed with what intense curiosity the penple crowded
around his window laughed heartily. aud pass-
cd on M,strnsl ciepi INTO his breast: he Ie-
q1e.ted n hos 10 Iead II fof him aud w1lrn the
tdti was knns mountains could not have ton
ined his indignation.
Ollvar, not being anar ot the discovery, en-
tered The shop. rs usual the tfenohman dart.
ed forward aud placing htnselfin a lendine atfi-
uIde, whIle he Ira IdIshed a keen edged Juror.
eXclalmrd-
Sare you have consult me, nnd | shall spill
IN Your nose. For W YOU iutso mad Won con.
iradIctlon Ia M Advertisement Il have arriy
ed AT no place like thai you mention as Neplus
ultra nor 10 ever cut DE noat Of my cnsio.
mel by heaven | shall e reyenge-I will
put NV fist Ia your EYE shall knock my foot
ON soni blck-rascal seoundteli small dog
his sudden assault disseminated the Wag not
a little but with bis usual presence of mind, he
placed himself IN a stage attitude, aud thus all
dressed the frenrhman, while he elected the
contents Of a low der puff into the poor mans
face =
Araant aud qaii my sight ) thy rnzot edreless.
Thy tonps are eoli-thun hast no sltls or brushes
ln1lm tat fist that thou dnst llther with
IL %bafhatons slave hence.
It's almost needless 10 state that At the word
Z hence. tie Fienchman made a fetrogade lea
through the haek door, while oiisar escaped
through the tront. Emerald.
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ENoR RENfa-ihe Brick lleuee, situated
n nj the corner nj third street. and aisth
alley, nj present in The occupancy of Nj.
james Dotfel. Also, the white lionse, on
the adjoining lot, IN nice order, with a snHi .
cieht supply al water Tor each house. Pos.
session nav be had on The Isl of Move tnler
next, or sooner. EDNtD. DUEfEL.
Aag. IL. ndw2
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= More Prizes than Hanks .
HfGHESY PRIZE.
1000 DOLLARS.

#H-f #4h#'
All the Prizes payabl, IN eaehl whiel, may
be bad, a. nsual, ss soon as drawn.
Whole Ticket ~ 81
Hall ~ % Quarter ~ -
o. The holder of two Tickets or shares.
nusl draw one prize, aud may draw three.
fEEas-For packages, not lsss than fifty
Tickets, Scheme price, for approved n0te..
payable fifteen iays after the dran ing, will
oni interest. V%enders, at all times, supplied
al Scheme price.
u ofnrns. by mail or otherwise, met
the ans attention g,ven 10 personal n%iplifa.
ton. Addrogsio Managers oliees,
Ignthbutg, RiehmDnd.
" fafbssier, Uhttiipg.
AUG. IEFTNIGH.
.June 3. .MoHaesr.
A package Of prize tickets Va. State Nag.
Lotteries, Bank NOTES and Checks, on the Banks
IL Richmond, war sumo time snoe lost on ia
why hom Cha,loitesyllle 10 this place. Pa,spn
ar. eanlioned agains, taking tue pl,hes. ss
payment = Ill be "nhheid AT tins office.
July III.
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aUBliG NOIlCE.-lhe subscriber Will
onmmeuce tie ia and Winter session o
MS school, On Monday the 10Th Sept ensuing,
JOHN {. Rid.
Young ladies', students eilher OF his own
school, 5r OF an, other scnoal IN Town, can be
accommodated " itn boarding on mode, ate terms.
] {. t..
AUG. IA. 3hil
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lsUSihsikHl IT.
iiUIZA u %kltN1UCkyi

We have heard Of The result in Kemaeky from
The Iollosing oanaiies On The fri day, (the cleo
n y lasting illfef d.
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dona. with i bladder aud leather, and fiev All
be 1T 10 eat m Two or THREE months. The n.Nt
year, II any remains, boil up the yneear .paiu
and skim 1t when cold pour II over the val
nuts. This is bv much re best rirklp for ne.
then efore you NAV add more vinee ar IN il .bsn
You please. II you pickle a ereai manv s.al
nuts, aud eat them last. make pickle lof a hun
sred or two the rest keep IN "a straae Bfier at
salt and water. boiled TIL II twill baal an ege
and as the pot emnties. fll lIttn up with tlIase
in the salt sn1 wafer. Take cart tn, are cover.
cd With pickle
II PICKLE MUSHROOMS.
TAX hutton mushrooms, rub them. clean
viii hannel and salt, throw SOM at over
them, aad lhv them IN a stewpan with MACE and
| pepper while tine liquor comes out, shake them
well, and continue to do so nil he whole is dried
INTO them again give The whole one warm. and
turn them inio a jar. Prepared in this manner.
mushrooms vii keep two years, and are very
excellent,
COOKING Poinioes.-Of all the good things
which nature produces. through the patient in.
dnsiry Of the farmer, there is nothing which is
so agreeable 10 the,palaie. as the p0taioe. nor any
one vegetable 50 UNIVERSAL. esteemed, vet this
i So frequently rendered unpalaiable by the
manner of cooking II, but that comparatively
few are acquainted with the real flavor of this
escnlen' root. Lovers of mealy potatoes Will
do we'll TO ATTEND TO the following method COM
mnnieated 10 rs by a lady OF THIS town. whereby
POI PCS a yearo old may be rendered AS delicions
as NV ones boiled in the common manner.
Peal them, put them into cold water, aud let
them remain Two or three hodrs Then boil them
in water which has been .saltrd. observing that
II hoils when they are put IN; pour of the wa
tel when they are done. III a>e them we'll for a
sl,oft time, put them on the lire again, and at
the expiration Of ten or fifteen minutes they will
lac ready for the table TLnncater Gqz.
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THE VfKssENEAN.
LYNCHRuRG, AUGUST Is, 1928.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
CANDIDATE foR PRESIDENT,
of Ma ssnoha

A Man To Whose honesty, wisdom aud ability. -Four
Pre- sidenls of The United States haze hofne ample and
public Testimony whom the great UashiegteH, III
1877, pronounced " our most valuable pnhlte character
abroad whom the philosoplnr jefferson, aud the PIN
l%anthropic liadison ~dniighted In hnnor aud whom the
eniighte ned 5uoarot. afier appointing and continuing him
IN the highest Office NHhia he gltl, ior eipht Yeafsi pub
iicls declared. Tint 4" Whatever tAere was of excellence IN
his administration, Was greatly to lie attributed To the
counseIs Of Mr.. adams - CAitf hapistfaff, shose
administration has evlneed a hke excellence Win that of
his predecessors; uud during which, after having applied
Trtfur Nj. ions ofdnllnrs To interesting Pubic Improve
nnuts. hns paid oil, ns documents show, more tha1 iillls
IY-I1ifiEE MILLIONS ofihn Naliuual Debt.
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ground obedience than IS furnished by ihe rela.
tons ihe,l existing between Spain an1 the uni.
ted slaies. and which condicel In ihe sort Of
ARMED ntuifalt, On The banks Of the Sabine. Il
would seem s%ifaaee, indeed. that when D,nt was
ai object oi universal d,sllust aud suspicion to
every one else IN the Western country aud else
whsfe- "htn his every movement wns watched
with jealousy and anxiety mud reported and
heafd With nfenseeagerness that jackson should
have though, him an agent of the ~gosernmeht-
a recruiting oDiosr, Jorsooih : The tale IS not
only Incredible, but carries on The very face OF IT,
evidence OF is psipable uu,toth
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CANDIDATE FOR yiCg.PkrsiprNr.
RICEARn RUSH. of Pennsylvania

The tnlenls aud patriotism of TIM candidate are hotter
snen IN tie allie and successful Administration afthe M
tional Finances. and IA Reports IA which the best iuter-
oftha chu1try have heeu teatlcssly advocated, tlaa ~
my eulogiam We ea, pm.
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u Some men,. WIN eannoi believe that
there Is my probability in fiie superstition OF
laGksonas oonnt elton with Burr, notwilh .
standing the conclusive -eirenmstantial tesii-
mony which mas been addnecd 10 prove il,
can yet alec 10 credit, tue story of Mr..
Clay guilt, on 10 other evidence Than the
tact of lfs having lieen Burr's counsel In Ken
lucky We had always thought, heretofore ,
thai evidence was worth something, but we
now perceive that men can either believe or
disbelieye, nj will. without regard 10 iesiimo.
ny. We shall nexteApeei to hear every emi.
neni lawyer whoss good or evil fortune
has made him The defender Of murderer at
The har, charged with participation in The
erine III hisolient. Else, whal Justice Is there
lden,ilying Mr.. Clay with Burr :
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II The lollewiag sentence 10 Gen. Jaek.
trae,ed our notice, until the National Journal
commented On il. l. nnntn PLAIN and di.
sect promise on The part ofJAeksoa 10 " er.
pose The f%ainmng'' on he character. which he
has the impndence 10 call The charge of his
connection with Burr Why, then. has he
remained silent under this = eelnmny' II he
can prove II In be such ? We may possibly
m~isconoeive the true meaning II the para
graph II il 50, the gentleman can explain :"
Duty 10 mvself. as well as Justice 10 Won
" therefore. requires that | should, Without delay,
3. advise YOU al this libel ON my character. so
" that you may al once declare whether YOU are,
q o. are not. the author Of such a e~aiHmng, sE.
= fonf fIPosE ~ A. sueI.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-18
OBITUARY

II " Patrick and " .ilabia feiir' shall be
attended To in vur next.
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u The article on our first Page, esfraot-
I'd from lie National Journal, in compliance
with nnmeron, requests 10 that e%irct, Is deci-
dediy the m9st powerful pieee Of inyeelise
we have ever read. The reader will be
pleased with il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-18
ACRiCULTsIRE.

Grating Grape Naes-We copy from The 4
.,caa Farmer. tie following interesting conf
,aa,ieaiion respecting the best mode of grating
AM .ines.-rhis mode Of raisiag grapes will
=. found very useful in This Countrywide ma
..y, vine is abnndaht every where, and it only
...ouire. a lille care 10 stleei slips Of choice
lnIir, TO have, in tn way, a productive vineyard
m a year OF two