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Roman Plough, Few Classical readers are
probably aware, that the ploughs still in use
IN Spain, are accurately described by Virgilin
his 0eorsics. Yet such is the fact. The in.
slrument has beer stationary in that Sountry,
ever since the days of SsrtoEious.
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Fson The Dsnbury tConueetieut) Recorder
PEACH TREES

Wherever you 90 you hear com.
plants tina, these valuable trees are
dying, and numerous receipts to pre-
serve them have all proved useless |
feel il therefore, duty owe 20 our
country, to give publicity to q simple
remedy which / have prOreu efiica
cious for many years.
Let The ground be removed from the
bottom of the tree, as deep as any
worms can be traced in the bark land
these often lie secreted much deeper
than the bark would indicate J they
must however be all picked out when
a composition OF one measure Of tar,
and three measures Of soap fat, or
grease Of any kind, warmed together,
must be freely applid to the wounded
parts and about six inches round the
stock or body of the tree; after a few
days return the earth, and il there he
any injury to the body or limbs, clean
OIL IN gun, aud apply the same CON
position wlrm.
II imming Fruit Trces--If VOC
wish TO preserve your orchards, & not
have yom trees rotting before foil
grow n, By sohieh the fruit as so mate
riaFy injured, take a li'tie pains in
cuIling oil large limbs. Let it be done
close to the body, 81 then with a sharp
broad chisel, pare it smooth, little ris
iuu ia the middle then aDrIv n coun
pound Of boiling tar and plaster paris,
or brick dust, with sbou, one fourth
parl finely poundered ch4rcoal--ihe last
! however is not essential This must
be so thick, when hot, 90 TO spread
like plaster over the part, and the
young bark will continue 70 grow On
der il. until finally it throw all off, aud
leaves no trace of ampn'alion.
A a. YCnT
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The Thorough Bred Horse
INSTR UCTOR,

~ Out Of MAGoa mare, and
SEs&nI i her crosses On the sire side, reg
" ulsriy are Shark, Sentinel, Cisu.
HGekEsfskzs dius, &C. &c. Instructors sire.
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Z ''"fig arc ocUtlHtis Clau'
ahnesEsfkza tius, &C. SC. Instructor. sire.
NlnGISIAN, (. sire, SIa ARcRr, &. & sire the
old imported DTsmED.
Instructor is beautiful sorFel, seven year.
old this spring. of fine size, form and command
ing dppe arance, great strength, activity and
oesuty. HE will stand the ensuing season at my
farm on Opequon, near Smthfrid, n Jefier.
son county. and will be let to mares at the re
duced prices, of Eight Dollars cash the single
leap, Twelve Dolsrs the season. discharged
by Ten Dollars if pad within the season, aud
twenty Dollars to ensure mare, payable as
soon as she is known to be with foai, or parted
w'.h--htiy cents to he groom for each mare,
TO be paid when she IS sent 10 the horse. The
season has commenced, and will terminate
the LIST OF July Mares from distance can be
furnished with excellent pssturage a. fifty cents
per week; and also fed with grain, II required,
at rs cents day Servants sen: with mares,
to remain with them. will be found gratis. Ev.
cry care and attention will be taken TO prevent
accidents or escapes. but no liability tor any
that may happen.
March 20 CARVER WILLIS
n. B See hsndbills for further pediaree.
certificates, &c. &c. &c
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M NCHiHE CARDS. have JUS received
AVA and expect to be constantly supplied
", IA a general assert ment Of Machine Cards,
OF an excellent quality which VIII be sid at
The Manufacturers prices Tor cash IN add
ton 20 the common Fancy Cards., have the
Fancy Flliet Cards, which are superior arti
Gle, and worthy the attention OF all persons
engaged IN the esrding of wool--Also, Ful
ier's Jacks, which VII sell caesp.
JOHN BOYER.
Msrtinsburg, Va March %
JrIhe Winchester Republican, Wood
stock Sentinel OF he Vs,ey and LeesbuIg &c
aus OF Liberty, wit publish tie above, to he
mount 81 aie dollar and forward Their acooun
tbs nti"a for r4Yaent
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- TONE COAL FOR SALT have r.ceiv.
~ ed a large quantity Of STONE coal for
ale, of the best quality, ard will continue TO
skeep Plaster, Fish. Salt, &C. for sale, at NY
Ware House.
FLOUR, WHISKEY. Sc.
VIII be carried from my Wave House to
Georgetown on reasonable terms by me.
JAMES FORMAN.
Mouh Of Opeckop, March 10. 1899.
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IA. 20 y r.netsdt II -retot,fe ~Atstths DC
tween be subscribers, under the Firm of
LANE Il Tow Nr.R was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 20th December, 1923 Those
who have claims on the late concern, will
pesse call on benjamin 7. 1owner, who is
bound TO pay the sans. And those indebted
VIII pie ase call on The subscribers, when they
will he MOI fed 10 whom they will have to
make payment, as the claims of The concern
viii be divided between the Parties.
THOMAS G. LANE,
Benz MIN L. TCWNER.
Shsphsrdstown,
January I, 1929 4 mar, 90
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oliCE-The subscriber respectfully in
~ forms the public. living in any OF the
adjoining Counties, or States Of Maryland or
Psnnsy vania, that be is now prepared to exc
cute ell orders in Grinding up Machines. and
TO put Cards on the same. Having been in the
experience of the above business, for the last
thirteen years, he hopes to be sble to give sa
tstaoiion TO all those who may please 10 en-
ploy him. and soiicits share of patronage
from generous public. His charges will
correspond with the times.
DAVID SHWNAN.
Martinsburg. April 2.-5t
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John *. WILSON,

JOHN X. WILSON,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs bis olc 0I =. hs
IL ers aud the public generally. ma Ia, u ,he
associated VIM. C. Anderson win MS" n fr
Mercantile business. The business Can d
lure be conducted under the name snlasnG.
WILSON & ANDERs""
Martinsburg, April 2, 1s7s'
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POTOMAC LAND FOH sac
EDMUND r. HUNTER,

ATTORNEY AT L.3W,
WILL regularly attend the Superior sns
w Inferior Courts in the counties OF Bs<ss.
ley and Morgan, and the Superior Court ..
Chancsry al Winchester. He may oe founda
the office lately occupied BY Dr.. Mscgih.
Martlnsburg, April at
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AGRICOLA

Science of Tailoring.-A Mr.
Chabot, of BsIumore, has recently
published a work on The Art Of Tai
lorins, explaining variety et i'm
provements IN that business. The i'm
provemep,s introduced by Mr. Chabol
consists in great drsree. Of the slmpli
city 10 v hicn he has reduced the sys
tenn Of measuring The Editor of The
Chronicle says:
The lime occupied in taking the
measure is only minute ter a full
suit, and. strange - il May seem, he
rrqnlres hut ihyee measures TO enable
him TO make ii, BY happy concep
ton Of the constitution OF the haman
form, he has been enabled 10 lay dowa
certain mathema,icsl principles, by
" hich ne determines the proper di
mensions Of the various garments, ith
facility unrivalIed in the annals of the
trade We were not little amused
to see him stretch his measure over a
friends arm, to fit him with pair OF
panlaloons" 1890
Gold M;nes.-Ftom the annexed
extract of letter from respectable
farmer at Charlotte, On. c. it will
be perceived that the number OF Gold
Mine, in that State is found to be dai-
ly increasing.
81 am in hopes, in the course Of a
little time. the celebrity OF Our Gold
Mines will contribute TO The credt of
opr State, and particularly to the dis
,ressed situation Of the Mecklenborg
farmers. Every farmer in the neigh
borhood II Ibis village, that has a little
barren hill on his plantation, is sure te
find Gold. The sign Of gold is by its
having white flint rock on it; so that,
when farmer finds one ofthese on bis
land, What he formerly asked five hun
dred dollars for, he will ask as many
thousands, and actually gets i, There
are several rich companies from the
North and Seuih, and even foreigners
who are very busy purchasing. They
are working by steam, horse, and wa
ter power, 10 pretty good advantage"
The following notice is 10 be seen
in the window of cottage near Plym.
stock, England I'll, Parish
Clarck, Urinary Seargeant. Smith,
tache,h young GsFls and Bouys TO
rads and rite: daIeth in mole candles,
shugar plumbs, rish lites, comes, mole
traps, mouse traps, spring guns, and all
other sweetmeates teeth distracted bid
drawn, blisters, pills, mixtures maid;
also nails and bosses shosd, hepsome
salts, and cornes cut, and all other
things on reasonable terms.
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Ne,c Spring Goods.
TIVE subse ribers have just received and
Il are now opening large and general sup
ply Of
Spring and Summer Goods;
Tbsy respectfully request their friends and
the public generally TO call and see them.
JAS & WIZ. ". RIDDLE.
March goth, 1879.
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r~rresssxal Ekelion "a NorA q

rcxgresss@al Election "a NORTH Ger
6iian Returns having been ~rscei7ed
from all the Congressional Districts "a
this State We ere enabled TO give the
result Of the election for Representa-
tives to Congress, to wit:
lst District Wipiam Il. Shepard, in
the place Of LtmaeI Sanger, by a mao
rity Of S65 votes.
"a District Wills aIston r~a.elscted
without opposition.
Sd District Thomas II HoI, e.elect-
ed without opposition
9Th Disirict-Jssss Spigkt, in the
place of John IA Bryan, who declined
a recollection, by a majority of 1855
votes oyer Thomas II. Davis, and Of
| 2,67s over James Sisnney.
5th District Gabriel Holmes, re
| elected by q majority Of upwards OF
3Oo votes over Edward B Dudley.
9Th District Robert Potter, in The
place Of Daniel Turner, who declined a
reelection, by a majority of 2 ,265 votes
over Samuel GhIlman.
9Th DisHict-E Edmund Dsbsrry,i in the
place OF John CuIpeper, who declined q
reelection, by o majority OF 22s votes
over John A Cameron.
sth District Daniel L Bsrringer.
reelected by a majority of 1860 votes
over James n. Craig, and Of 2,59s oVe
Nathaniel J Palmer.
oh District .Ragugtins H. Shepperd.
reelected without opposition,
10th District Join Gi'et, by q majo-
rity Of 977 vstes oVer John Long, the
late incumbent
nth District Henry W. Conner, re
elected without opposition.
l2th District-Samuel p. Carson, &c
elected withrut opposition.
18th Disttict--Lcwis ~ Niams, re
elected by a majority Of about 400 votes
oveE Samuel King.
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CHARlrsroN, August ist, 1929

Dear SIR In consequence of my hav
ing left New York for Charleston, be
fore N'r Hayward had received your
letter and parcel, they did not reach ms
until a day ~ two ago, or ! should
sooner have done myself the pleasure
of answering your friendly letter, and
O! r~eturriuo 10 YOU my thanks for the
specimen Of he skill Of the Providence
looms, which YOU bad the goodness to
send Ge. Not being a Judge Of any
species of cloth, | asked the opinion Of
those who were converssnt upon the
subject, as 10 your sample, They tell
me, that for he price at which II IS sold
in Providence, Gao cents the yard il is
strong, fac and cheap, but that cotton,
of the same quality, could not ba pur
chased here, for less than ftom 95 to so
GEMS the yard, R difference, as you will
perceive, of from go 10 S24 per cent
Entirely according with you in the con
viction of the immense national inpoF-
lance of permanently fourishing manu-
features, yet am so unfortunate, as to
differ from you respecting the mode
best calculated to effect that desidera
Elm, | willnot tire you with the ground
and reasons of my opinion, in q trTittea
speech, as, polens %voleRs. you have been
and probably will again be, sufficiently
gratiied in that way, In laboriously
ard ably advocating the interests Of the
manufacturer, according to your CON
viction Of what will best promote them.
/ am satisfied that you are Influenced
by the purest motives and however
impressed YOU may be, that | am in
error, in taking a view different from
yours, ! feel assured that you will acquii
me of being Intentionally wrong.
with greet respect and esteem, I am
dear sir, your faithful and obedipnt ser
want, WIN DRAIT0N.
Hon. TRISTAN BURcEs.
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lNrEREsrING copuesPoNDsNvG-


PROsDENcE, Juve sch, is2s.
Eao1. WHuLfA4 DRNTTpS:
Sir: J have takaa the liberty to send
you a email sa0re 10 tlefh msHufac
turedi IN Rloj, isisrdev Nes.rs Charles
Jackson ard Go or this town. The
wholesale price ofsuch eloth j. is eehts
per yard. 4 seils, ~ retal, for 20 cents.
At these prizes I understand this manu
faeture al bs sustained by fair profit
LIDO not believe ans nation on THE
globe, other than the United States, can,
at this time, furaish the material. the
machinery. the skin ard labor, for such
a fabric, al such a cost. It's not recol
lected b, me. that airy other region
produces ,he Sea Island cotton OF a sta
pls ecuai 20 thas of ihe Islands of your
Slate and Georgia The material oI
this cloth is Of that kind, though very
far from being The best OF that kind Of
cottop.
Eekhow you of the South produces
that kind Of material; but we of the
Mort have not hitherto been enabled
to put IA operation the appropriate una
cbineFY; ar America might at this TINT
exhibit ia the world such fabric8 a.
nei,heir Europe tor Asia ever pro-
duced Although | 10 not rank weaving
even as pract,sed by the iairest hands o
antiquity, among the hne arts, yet ! mus
be permitted TO believe that such pro
duets Of that art, whether in their swT
native w~hitpness. or when passed uDdel
the operations of that skill which car
give such various beauty to their color
would form a drapery, giving to animal.
ed intelligent beings a more interesting
appearance than the hsppiest pencil o
antiquity could have conferred on th'
fajrest form of Muse or Goddess, pro
duced and adorned by the painter
imagination and skill.
If the plantations, spindles. and loom,
of our country could never have pro
duced, il will nevertheless be allowed
thai thay can nightly strengthen our
political fabric. These physical do IL
some degree resemble moral cords o.
union: thew increase IN strength as they
progress 10 %EReness.
SO long as those feelings which in the
revolutionary war, united the mechan
les of Il. Island with the planters oil
South Carolina, can be continued IN latI
operation, the production OF your plan
tations end our looms will he es uGefu
and ornamental TO the people Of thi'
generation, as those iron harvests Of the
field ware beneficial aad lliastrious to
ogr fathers.
pray OF you, Sir, to accept this little
vample of our national skill. 1t is
confess, bls a very inadequate expires.
sion Of the very high estimation enter.
tanned here by ma ara ms ft,ends, Of
tie patriotism and candsr OF hitn TO
whom il is presented
Ihave toe honor to be Sir. with the
highest respect, YOU obedIeot servant.
TRISTAN BURGES.
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)n. TRISTAN BUTCEs'

We are very glad to dnd that recent
intelligence from Vera Cruz does not
coniEvl tbe rumoyed death of our Min
lister, MIR PoINrsETr, which reached US
lately By sbe way Of Pensacola The
slip Allied. Capts'u Russel, has just
arrived al New York. IN ten days from
Haranna, where the British Government
packet arrived on the iGth ait from Vera
Cruz, bot brought 90 conformation OF
The reported assassination II was, Of
course, unfOunded-.NaL InL
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Info' snnt Discooe,y-A At the ST.
ting ofthe Paris Academy OF Sciences,
on the 20th alt q letter was read from
DR.. DudoD. stating that he has disco
vered q perfect solve, for The stone N
the bladder, even when il is encysisd.
lie requests the Academy to name
Commissioners, in whose presence he
will make use ofhis solvent (which IS
IN the form ofpowder) upon dead sob
jects. preparatory TO his performing
the experiment on a living person.
The Academy had named Messrs'
Dnraeril, Boyer, and Magendie, 70
assist DR., Dudon, and report upon hi
proceedings. AT the same sitting.
paper was read on ,he discovery oitwo
new caves filed with fossil bones
che OF Combes end the ether at sau'
vigard.-The presence ofhuman bones
mingled with those of maminIieroa'
animals the species of which are ex'
tincs, was in these instances incon'es'
tiole They bear evident traces OF lh'
teeth ofthe hyenas. The report states
that the excrement OF the latter amman
was also found Literary Gas.
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TafoTicuiiaz-lt is stated list a a..
boring man, having received Eve dollars
On Saturday as his weeks wages. 10 .
ht OF inioxieaiion enclosed the bill in
part Of q peach, and swallow ed a.
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From the Rochester Telegrapb.-J July D.
A quantity ofuew whea. was grouna
yesterday at the Phenix Mills, ana
wa pronounced by the Messrs. Browns
TO be of a very superior quality.
The apprehension entertained from
the prevalence of the drought some
weeks since, have been dispe'!ed by
The recent favorable weather. A more
propi,ious season foe harvesting, has
rarely occurred. The stalk al the whca'
is "cur'ailed of its fair proportion" i Is
true-being much shorter than usual
bot the grain, it is stated, vas neVe,
better. Onthe whole, from the DC"
information which can be obtalDeo'
the crop will be abundant, and Of .
good quality. -
DR. WATKINS was appointed Fourth az n
Ter by Mr.. Monroe. and was recommenosv =
ehst ONCE by MIR. White OF Tennessee, ana '"'
iaaeYell Of Virgins.
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PROVIDENCE. August 81.


Representations TO Consress-Ihe
election OF members TO the sist Con
gress took place on Tuesday, ard the
towns already heard from randeri it GER
tain that the Hens. r. isi,am Burgess and
Datee j Peayce have been re elected BY
the largest majority ever before known
IN this State at a contested election. -
The claims Of Messrs. Burgess aud
Pesrce were rested on their individual
merits, on their friendship to Henry
Clay, and lastly on their undevisting
friendship TO the American system
Several Jackson men have lest their
election TO the General Assembly, and
friends If the American system have
been put in their p'eces.-J urnal.
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The Rochester Daily Advertiser Of
Saturday last, saws that reform" i ex
tending among the Shakers. 4 man
and omaH 81 that sect shook OF the
ifammels Of sslbacy last week at
Nhiiesborough. Their names are
Hugh Mactole and Hannah Trem-
BILE. They belonged 20 ihs Shaker So.
eie'y At hskeyuna loI 90 year, They
were married Ca board the csoal boat
Oliver Phelps.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON

Mr Skinner, the able and essimsbls
editor of tbs American Farmer, has
been complimented by the Agricultural
Society of South Carolina, with an ele.
CANT piece of Plate, as a mark OF their
respect, end sense Of the service be has
rendered 10 The Agricultural and Plant
lrg interest, by his valuable journal
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Fron ae rhiIadeIpki. Amunan 60.

fr0~ @e Philadelphia American senea,l
Wsyyrs Editors: IN May. J7qs Al.
SSReTsi Assembly of the Presby,sr-o
Church, IN the United States, pre,sn,.s
10 General Washington an address, -"
graduating him on bis election 20 ~.
Pee sdeacy. To that address he rs,a,"
ed the following answer, which | bss.
never see in print. and which I hsv.
accurately copied from the Record, 81
ths Assembly, vol. 1, page IL. II Won
please, you viii give it puSlicity. and
oblige your friend,
EZRA STILES ELY
Stated Clerk of the Gen. Assemblv
COPY.
To tae Genersl Assembly Of the presby,...-
Church in the United States of Amefie..
Gsnilemen-1 receive with ors.t,.
sIbihty, the testimonial given nv II,
General Assembly Of the Presby;ar;.,
Church in the United States Of A.
of the lively and unfeigned nlsssn~'
experiencedby them on my appolutms,,
to the first ofice in the nation
Although it will be my endesvor :.
avoid being elated by the too fayo,.b.
opinion, which your kindness for -.
may have induced you TO expres. !,
the importance of my former coodno,
and the effect Of my future service,
yet, conscious of The disinter re- ,ednos,
of my motives, it is NOT necessary q.
me to conceal the satisfaction i b.s.
ieit upon finding that my counliancs
With the cell of my country, and n, d..
pendence on the assistance of Aso,.,
TO support me in my srduous undert,.
kings, have. SO far as I can learn. MAJ,
the universal appreciation Of my eouD.
try men.
While ! reiterste the profession, os
my dependence upon Heaven as tbs
source of all public aad private ble,.
sings, will observe, that the general
prevalence of piety, philanthropy, bon.
esEy' industry and economy, seems in
tae ordinary course of human affairs,
particularly necessary for advancing
aud confirming ths happiness Of our
country.
While ell meu within our territorial
are protected in worshipping the Deity
according to the dictates of their con.
sciences, il is nationally 70 be expected
from them in return, that they will all b
emulous Of eyincing tie sincerity Of
their professions, by the innoeence Ct
their lives aud the benevol.nce Of their
actions. Ter 70 man who is proflgs,s
in his morals or a bad member of tbs
civil community can possibly be a true
CHRISTIAN 0 a credit to bis ewn religious
society.
desire you 20 accept Of my acknow.
Eedgmests for your iaudable endeayou
To render men sobers henest and good
citizens, and the obedient subjects Of al
lawful governments; as we'll as for yous|
prayers TO Almighty God for bis bles.l
stag on d common country, and The
humble Instrument which he has been
pleased to nuke use of in the admins. |
tFation of its soverpme nt.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
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Little Fails Peoples Friend.

The Siamesc BOYS This .nhename-
non of mature, which can hardly be
called singular continues TO attract ma.
ny v%isitets TO the Exchange Coffee
House in Boston, where they are ex,
hibited. We understand their mother
was the offspring of Chinese msu and
q Ssmese m and that their father
was Chinese-Their general appear
ance is. indeed, rather Chinese than
Sismese, although they were born aod
brought up in Sam, Their mother gave
birth 10 twins sit fiuss then to three
children who are now living, and lastly
20 Chang Eng.
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VII Of he bish Bar.-It may be
known to all who hear me saws Mr.
Yates, that in an Irish Court of justice,
every opportunity IS eagerly embraced,
for a display Of wit, 81 joke, even upon
The most serious subject, from his Lord
ship 90 The bench to the lowest officer
Of The Court In a case Of assault the
following dialogue took place. Barris-
tsi to ths PlainGf:-"Pray, Sir did the
defendant give you a good sound beat
ing Plaintiff: faith be did-iustas nate
a eFuoo'ng as yourself got the other
day al tne tut Of Nslson'spillar." Bar.
ns'er;-hy Lord, appeal to the court.
The Court, Sir never refused its protec.
hon 10 any man who has bled under the
immortal Nelson - Scots Times.