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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
GENERAL STORE HOUSE

> HE subs, rber setarns his thanks 10 his,
) friends for ,her Very generous encourage
meat. aud re peri.ully soiicas Il CONTINUATION oe'
their patronage at the Store House. Ia lew
yards above The BRIDGE to which he has rem''. !.
ed, and in WHICH he will receive all kinds VI
Gso IS GU Storage, aud Civ; particular attennos
10 their preservation. TIE duty on Powder VIZ
bn considerably dim shed This house Is SUI
oated immedlaiel, ON he creek which is navis@
bie for boats, thus far, SO that goods can be re-
celsed aud delivered free from The expense "
drnyage. ROBERT 3. SHELTON.
April 81. w4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

II viii be perceived hom ihC commun cation
IN anoher column tat Or jane, Sau lde,s has
conseniedt to become candidate TO represrn,
thlJ District IN the Conspnton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

hnecdote Of Pope.--When the Esay on
Man was fl published, II came oui ~ pnrts.
aud without name. \ hula after rhr APP
pearance of the h,ei.a M. Morris accidentally
paid wish 70 MIR. Pipe, who, aiier the first
risi'iies were over, inquired of him whai
new, there wns IN IT, leafned world. aud What
new lirces were brought To life Morris re
nlird, that there was little or nothin. worth
notice that there was, inderd, thing come
out chilled On Essay on Nan, the first epistle
threatening more, or h. had isah II, and il
was mosi a'smipa6Ir piece o. slud shock
me poetry insol'rrabie philosophy, ~ cohef-
once or counex Oh az ali. 81 md thought"
continued h, that you had no scen IT, !
would hiVe brought 1t with me- tpon th,.,
Mr.. T p" very frankly old aim, that " he had
'e' n u b tore II ~ M 10 pres; for II Mas hia
own writins work OF year., and The poetry
'uch rs hr thought proper for the expression Of
The subject; 10 which side hr did not mnc mo
II wonll ever have been tracked espe, ially
hy any prtirndin. To have knowhIgr IN the
harmnny of numbers" This was like Clap &C
thunder TO the ms aiken critic he reHch ID his
hat, and with blush aud n bow, took his
cave Of Mr.. Pape and neve' more venloved
10 show his ullucky face thsre again.
Lac pO0l Albion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
WlSW ARIISy.A FAILS !

NHHE subscriber has just received very
: handsome LOT Of fashionable Cling hams auh
Caiicoes from New York, and viii hr receiving
from thai ci'yirom time to time. Goods suitable
Tor The approaching season, selected BY an
pe'ience- haad. H.. ALLISON
March ,sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Lining IN Seam.--1h" great utility ofsipa ~
as a mechanical seent i Acknowledged; bu'
lew would have expected to end il made prime
article OF TODD, a. Parisan ingenuity is rry ing 10
make il. A rrstanrateOt at Paris as offered 10
feed five hundred people Tor ,~o sous head,
by means Of the vapon, arising IF IN his 5lews,
soaps and pasties Tie asser tina he can hy
his ueans live eight na,s nithpni eat,ng aud
thai such nsubsi antai diet my equally sup
port the poorer classes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Goreraoy Of irtasos Ii was sometime pas
stated, thai hl. Pope Of kenmrhy. upon WI 'n
the President had conferred The appointment
Of Governor oi th,s Je,ri'ory had declined accel'
ins a. Th, proves T. be mistake - Dir. Z. ac-
cepts the appointment and is now making pre-
paraiions to enter upon the dates Of ;he Of
Gce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Hereuiaaeiun aud PQmptii -, letter { OLD
Pnmpei,. dated January 10 which is pnhliahed
IN the Paris papers. states " thai The mot bril-.
liant discoveries are duly makmg 1t Hercus"-
ncom and Pompeii.' Al Htrc"laneum mag
nhc~ nj mansion is e. dua,ly apPctiina, the
interior oi witch is dccpi aied With bsagt iu'
painting, AID tho gardrn snrronnded With co-
unades. Suvetai Las rrlisis III silver have al
81 been discovered fixed on elliptcai tables Ol
bronze, AID lrptesrntng Apollo and Diana.
" There are uumberlrss Other ar' icl sol curlos-
ny IN furniture mud household utensils.
The excavations of Pomp,h az, going on
with sill greater surce-s In a hoaAn which La.
recently been explored The following Among
other beautiful paintings, have teen brought to
Iiso'.
NJ dea medita,ing tie murder Of her Chii.
di ell. who a,e innocently playing NJ dice" hlsi
heir tuioI AZ short distance. CONSCIOUS of Ne.
IDEAS inirntoo, Is iamentins the late which im.
usnds over them.
The 5 no aud Daughters Of Nio6e assailed
picture fall nfpathos.
8 Melrager departing for the Chase Of the
Wild Boar Of Csiydou.
d. Perseas delivering And.ome,la
6. A bacchante.
o. The Masses.
Some OF these paintings ara SAID TO be supsri-
o. 20 any thing that has been discovered Of an
Glen, art. Among the movable articles t"und
IA this mansion, n "a casksi onrchs Il "itd eir
CANT ornaments In bronze, and containing u
pieces 81 imperial gold money, and sn oil s'i
yer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Tive la Liberie. $50 Comrades" said one OF
the French Generals, addressing his soldiers, "
the tr,es lion j.. whether General bonapar'e
shall be elected Consul for life or mol. opinions
are free-periectiy free bat Il may be proper
to acquaint you that The frst man VINO votes a.
saiusi the perpetaa. Consuiship shall De shot al
1 he b, AZ Of tie Regiments Siye Ia kiberfe."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Catholic Disabilities -5Iuch sympathy has
been aud is now awakened ~ this coon'ry,n ia
yor of thr oppressed Catholics OF Ireland
Tuefr expressions are said 10 he nore than
freemen ought To bear. They can hold under
the British Government neither military nor
ciya office. Mi2ht moi part OF this sympathy
be enlisted in fnvor ofa disfranchi.ed class IN
our own country. Are not the disabilities nf a
large portion OF Ane ,iran Freemsa al prese Mt
greater than the Catholics Of Ifelani. Are MOI,
sbrsethaa Catholic disabilities no . forced upon
al who did not (ert.nf!g bnw tue knee TO Gen.
u |, mo- the han ofproscriptipn hdIc ed UPON
all from he high TO The lowest in office 7
None are deemed youhyto assist III admins
iering the government but those who have Idol-
Ized the Hero. Even worse than this, The Pre-
sdent, not saiiyfed with Furnishing offenders
hoIdiae high civil office. has descended 10 The
Inspectors, the Coopers AMI Gargers Ia TIE Gus
tom Houses. At one fr1 swoop' eleven Of
those mea were hilely turned adr'fi from TIM
Custom House in Ia timo,e.
Caii0iic dinbittiies Was ever Catholic
Cooper turned oul Of employ men' by the tyran'
nirnt k,ng OF Ensland! " TINS Is Jackson
and reform
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Dr. Honiker heiag in private conversation
with the Ea,I u Chatham, his iordsAip asked
him among other questions, what was VII -
/" Wit, he replied" my krd. is what pension
would be. given by your lordship 10 your hum
Bile servant a good thing aeIi applied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
Urls cRALANw.

MECHANfcS.--wiih ihe brighter pros
peTis before them, LED not oar mechanics aud
iabear.ss drstroy by vice and profigsey
the good aame which they havr already scqni-
red Let ihem re,nen,b-r that they ninst risr
in pohhe estimation by The f.rce of ,hei. o.n
talent, and their DEVOTION 10 those piinci-
pies Of industry aud vir,e, which can alone
MAINTAIN them in their elevation. tire nny
expose Ter defo'mi,y In Oh. high places 9th
Earth. or present hes unblea presence amid The
pomr HDd ceremonial OF wealth, with SUNG
thing like impaniiv-snch ~ the force of public
opiuinn hui VI i'm the IN echanic aad the labor.
rr her inhnrner h terrible. The mind that oil
thprsise might have thrown off the incombran-
ces of fortune, banisd with each adverse cir
oumsisnee, and forced its way upward, even
rs The fountain springs up from tho dark bosom
OF the earth 10 the free air, aud oreo sunshine,
mny be bowed down 20 the lowett d"pibs on
human degradation, drain every cup Q shame
and dishonur, and live aid lie as the beast. lba'
perish.
The vfcn ofin'rmperance is mos 4, he drra-
dsd Its temptation. like sbadnw pnrsnns ~
IN every situation ofhfe, and j. onlS to lac resi-
ted by that x.d aud resol,tr rrin 'ipe ~ virtue
which al should strive ~ attain and which
all with proper rynrion NAV. We are happy
Hnd proud 10 rng, however that the mechanical
part OF tn" community IN thu country are m
general remarkable Tor their industry aud So
briefly. H'rdy a week passes, bh We hear Of
societies forme,i by mechanics for the hndahlr
purposes Of their mutual improvement and the
encouragement oftemperaaee.
imeriean Mongaciurer
7."eNA--..
Tie following notice is To be seen IN the
window OF ola cottage near Pymstockl Eog-
iand -
-. Parish Carck, Urinary Scar.
genri Smith. teacheih young Garls and Bpuys
20 rad aud rite dealeih 10 mole candles, sim.
gHr I,lumbs rish iites, com 5 mole traps mouir
traps, sptisg gus. a ID al other swea,mea,s
teeth Distracted, bid drawn. blisters pills. m,x.
TIRES maid also nails ard nrsrs shped hep
some salts. aud cornes cut and all other fnit %
on reasonable terms
22B--
Tie New York Herald, in noticing thai ,he
grand jury had discharged the case al Row.
innd Stephenson, adds" Tie British Constr.
even he goes clear
- IN the corrupted currents of this
world
Offences gJed hand mary shove by jus.
tie"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

Ians,sor ire msiniehaaee 6ia ci9gyman. "
the snpport 81 chapel or school. a"o, ~ cor
poraie towns. ,hey have been uniformly e'elu-
ded from Gland Jsr,esi Vel may people
groaning under such opi1sssions have bern
ipporiunaie, aud perseyerrd from sear 10 ya@'
and from generation 10 genc'ataf, nj they had
gained a 1elease from their thrsiooni = me
course Mr.. Peel has taken uron ins sn.Jecf Is
highly esediiable To hImseh snd '"e age W
which be lives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27
| Btsiern caroLnidn

On the sudeef ofihe 4" Reform" which IL GO
ing on, the Msssachusrus Journal ol April Is
says. ihut Mr.. HanshaS visited the Custom.
house on the 18th, and dismissed the Deputy
Collector, Nr John Whecl~rght. an a,nlabe
man and excellent officer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

The City Of Charleston has subscribed on
thousand dollars in behalf of the suffsrers by
the late FIRE ir Augusta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-27

In the following paragraph Mr., Miller gives
gentle him ~ the gentlemen who have SO
,ociieroaSly talked about tGrgails between
Alrssis. Adams and Clay.
:" do hope We shall bear no moro said a
bout bargains. Will pui II case. Does auy
msn upon the face OF the earth, Believe ,bat
Mljnr Enton would have resigned bis seat ia
tht Senate, Without apresious PROMISE. express
~ Implied. than he would be appointed Secre.
I airy Of Nur 2"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Fair, uS the if,, blown rosc--but ON, as 5setng,
soft, a. the down upon cyenets breast,
Sw 81, lire air, when gales and flowers meeting,
-, 5ut a. the Jewel sl,ans vest,
b,1r, as the infant smiling when Carfess'd,
.Ail'!, as the wind at dawn iu ArTl, blowing,
{ aim As the inncoccui EosrI--aud .! as bcSt,
Fure, as tue sp,ng i.om mountain granite flowing,
cay, = The tulip IN ITS siarr'd bed glowing,
n clouds, that curtain round newest al cvcu,
Oar earth canopy Of glory glowing,
hud hcradi,.; the radiant path 10 heaven;
Sweet, the Sound when waves, in calm ycircatis,
Roll buck, ia gurging NIPPLES from the shore,
lNhcu IN Tie curling well still waters meeting,
Gear, from the spot, the molten crystal pou.;
sweet as at DISTANCE heard tho cascades roar,
Or ocean GA the lone tock family ,laShns,
"a dying thuudcIs, when the storm is u'Cr,
Aj' 'tm'-sceu hghluingS far away flashing;
sweet, a. wn.n siir,.s sii.dndiig the trees,
The birds all the iush of life are snaiu
Hnd as the light leaves mike in the breeze,
line woods with melody and Joy ringing,
When beds OF man; aud Towering fields of clover
Are rct!o!rn, with natures baniesi store,
Mud the cool wind, iIOm rivers, hurTics
And gathers sweets, that iiyhla never bore;
AR, as the cluudlcss moon DER night presiding,
when Garth, and sea, and air hus!'d and s,ii,
illDUs the burning dome of nature riding,
Growing with liquid lIsuo rock and I'LL,
i'enciins with her silver beam the rill,
That ocC the wave ma rbc falling plays,
S''y'tins with lig' tho cascade ut the mall,
And paving ocean with her ircmulous rays,
"fo'ish lin clos'd lids of dewy vioets stealing,
h'l sennuns, with clear drops, thc mead aud EroyC
Such Is the Light, tue native heart of feeling
lh:aws rn''Hd the stainless object of his love.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
A GOOD ONE.

In certain Congressional District OF Kentucky.
there two Jackson candidates, now in full can
vass. We are are informed that they had meeting
of number Of voters of the District, some DAYS
ago, where one Of them delivered very, impressive
stump speech. He related in n very pathetic and
feeling the services ne had rendered to his
country in the army; and no doubt, in the Congress
Of the United States. He told them Of the tolls,
privations and suferings Of soldier and when he
had wound them up the highest pitch Of sympathy
he barred his arm, and hibed his honorable scars!
The people wept at his sufTerings! How could they
do less! At this line flow Of excitement, when
the metal was in fine order for receiving deep i'm
PRESTON the stump orator asecd very copbaticallv
where was bis competitor a; the time he himself was
thus fighting gioriousy for his country? At which
the gentleman alluded to, rose up and sad-"Sir,
was then at home, sleeping beside my wife, who is a
very decent rtHe woman" This Lite Speech had
4 wonderful effect: tears and signs were in twink
Ing chonsca 70 roaring laughter and loud epplause
Paris CiG-eo,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
DOMESTIC.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS.

COTTON MANUFACTURE.
Our advertising department to-day, announces a.
mother establishment within town for the .iiaMu
tacturc Of Cotton, which has just gone into operation
The ApPoMArToX FAcToEY, the factory of the Pc
TERspuRG COMPANY, with that OF Mr.. HEYwooD
which has an agency here, constitute, we may say
three concerns engaged extensively i'll this bu-
siness i'll Petersburg. Yet the advantage Of superior
waterpower which we possess; the cheapness OF the
raw material, grown in every direction around Us,
added to commercial facilities. considerations
doubtless sufficiently strong to induce others to fol-
low in the track, should either the domestic
foreign demand for the manufactured articles prove
such as 10 call for further investment of capital.
Success to these and to ali similar undertakings
which, while they enrich those who engage in them
and increase the wealth of the community. coDtri-
butte much to the welibeng OF the laborng classes
by afiording steady and reputable employment &c
many, who for the want Off, would lead life OF idle
povcrty.-TtmeS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
From the .ws,v Hampshire Guee;.e.


Tie Eaulslabe Journal gives many particulars q 5
co,s concerning the wolf lately killed in Sandwich, this
state OF winch the following abstractA proportion
ut Plymouth Sandwich, barnstablc and Falmouth is still
cred with forest and this forest land is connected together
to form extensive, uncuvate which affords wide
range for deer other animals 1 he inhabitants of these
towns not exclusively commonly thoug
the greater part farmers vino get their living Of tie
sound; one OF the principal objects of their attention sheep
which they drive the woods after searng where the
mails find suincent food during the summer In 1927,
sheep found dead in the woods much nutlated
throat and some found wounded but killed. lest
the tracks of unknown animal were discovered aud
after strange beast resembling large dog When
the sheep returned to their the fall Of 1922,
iaucrs did not hnd than half their number and
less missing fun almost flock During the winter
of 1875 the unknown visited the eAclosed field
barnyarCs and killed sheep almost every fold he
vicinity of the woods his tracks in tho and
citizens united in hunting matches destroy him, but he
ped unframed In the summer of 1929 lie killed many sheep
both III the pastures and III the woos and several
OF deer we've discovered; he was frequently aud
ny times pursued by the hunters but always ecaoSl.-
He was once seen in the road by two young women;
aler iieY nal shouted at INN several timc, he deli
befaely jumped the fence into field and killed lamb
Prey abundant and he seldom took than
the blood the milk glands of ewes and few mnuiuls the
and lew recovered. During the winter of 1859 he
tnued his usual halis and general of
people was made after him, but they could neither kill
ie hIn Dogs afraid of him. and would follow
track Zach of the of Sandwich and Falmouth offered
reward OF Soo Tor his destruction within their bounds AT
ent on the tenth oi june last, party discovered him Barn
stable and Joseph Hoxsie severely him with CHARGE
OF bucksoi he pursued about miles, to swamp in
"nuwich, where second charge OF buCkShot killed him. He
proved TO be wolf weighing 63 pounds and measuring feet
nom the the end of the tail Supposed that was
brought to Plymouth from Labrador fishing vessel few
years ago The vessel had two wheps board which
escaped TO the woods and the o;er died. they supposed
1e Eouis faxes, but is believed that wolves
was season Of rejoicing when the animal was slain,
He had destroyed than thousand sheen in Sanwc
and perhaps an equal number towns About 40 wears
sSo W'i from Vernon. made great destruction among the
two or three years. he was killed in marlborough
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

" The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week, (iuesdays and Fidays) five dollars per an
mum, payable in advance
u For adyertisiOg75 square Cor less) Cor the
hrst insertion, aud 90 for each continue The
number ct insertions must be noted the MS.
they will be continued and charged accordingly
" All letters to the Editors be post. or they
will receive attention.
" Noies nt chartered specie paying Banks Of anyof
tine States will be received in for subscrpoS ~
the wing though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and Tem'tauces can be made hrooob tho
Post Office al the risk of the Editors
u Previous to a discontinuanc, Of IN, r.rer -
Tearages must be paid up Ard those VINO NAV ,y;. o
dscoaiinne' viii notify the Editors that effect trae
scri5e&. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
LONDON CORN EXCH ANGE, june II.

The arrivals of grain since Monday parts been
small, bot the demand this morning for every description
nevertheless dull In the few sales which took place.
Mondays currency obaIned though lower prices
have been taken, to have induced increased purchases The
indication yesterday and day. of change the weather.
alleged 10 have diminished the demand Tor spring corn
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 49,
PoscyjpL-The sales ofhe week 1900 bags former
prices The import is 25 900 bags namely 600 American,
1000 Brazil 4,55o Egyptian and 1000 Demcraa West
Indies.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, June 10
Several cargoes of foreign grain have during the
we and The almost certainty OF the duty wheat being
to los Sd per quarter this week, has rather tended epess
The market One or two parcels of Indian corn, in bond
reported to have been sold Saturday. but in grain
DER lock we have not heard of any transactions The decline
since tins day week consider I'd buslel
wheat and Sd to Sd inferior qualities Wheat English new
white, 70b los Sd los Cd Indian corn white per 18Ob
is 36s yellow and red, 35s 3js Flour English new per
2GOb. SIS SIS.
Average of wheat for the last week. sd Aggregate
erage for the preceding six weeks SIS IOd Duty on foreign
wheat, l3s Sd.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, June IS.
Ashes United States Pot per cwt 81 3is e1 u States
LIST Pearl, BIS Ga 34s Cd; Bark, Quecon per I4s
lar Am per Dbl l0sa lis; rurPennc, Am. per Sd
los 3D.; Rosin per cwt. S.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
CuApLTsroS, july q.

.IUydcrA of She of Albert w Roberts, attached
20 the Magazine Guard Charleston Neck, yesterday
committed chargeof numbering Thomas Barry, another OF
the Guard The deceased shot through the body ana
Instantly expired Another of the Guard also severely
but believed dangerously wounded by the shot
We have heard most of the particulars of this dreadful ransac
ton, but deem of injustice the preparatory who
is in the hands of the public authorities, prejudice the public
mind by formal or detailed statement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

amount Of Produce ana gDlbcr Of Bouts passed dyu,,
through the LOlCer LorkS.
July $3.50 hhds. tobacco; 65 kegs mnnd tobacco;
SO4 bills -four 1886 bus. whcat cords wood; 81
boats; II coal boats 2IO7 bus. coal.
JULY 3l--93 hhds tobacco, % texes, G. % half do
manufactured tobacco, o92 bbs -four, 5 All bushels
wheat $40 lbs bacon, 0 cords OF wood 50 boats, 4
coal boats, $50 bushels coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Baltimore Aa'hst-Tle American Farmer Friday says
mere yetno settled prices for flour Yesterday dealers
giving 50 % 37A for fresh ground Howard
wagons, and it was held at so from Old
held AT various rates, from l2 o5 374. Grain further
decline has taken place i'll wheat and small advance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

OfsVgars, SantoS affords yet limited supply OF tue
last crop-those last of the Canpos crop arc now
irving 10 market
The fluctuations of Exchange and CURRENCY yet
continue, with but little hopes of aspeedy permanent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
From the American Farmer.


LlNNEAN Dor A<ic GARDEN July 6, 1929.
J: s. Skinner Es9-Sr,-I now transmit you the remedy
TO convince of its adequacy Mr. Samuel r. johnson,
Massachusetts is the gentleman who first commun ssted
Take pint and half OF sulphur and lump of the best
nsacked lime OF the size of the fist, put them in vessel of
ABOUT seven gallons measurement let the sulphur be thrown
first and the lime then pour pail of boiling water
stir WELL and let stand hour then fill the vessel with
cold water, and aer stirring well again. allow the whole
seleaier has become settled dip the liquid into
"arre and fill the barrel with cold water then for
use You next proceed with syringe holding pint
half and throw the liquid with tie vines in every dnec-
ton, 50 as 10 completely foliage fruit and woodths
should be particularly done when the fruit just forming
about Third the size of pea and may continued
thrice week for three weeks-he process for
fully the above the process has been
in with only half OF viue omitted towards the
failure attended the other
Some persons sulphur in dry state which thrown on
ton far SUPERIOR and think will prove that we arc at last
complies masters of the nlildew.
Yours vely especially, WM PRINCE.
a and Uat,abe Sic, ,rh nil stop Jesding crs, of
The largest blood UeTake brandy or common spirits
ounces CASTLE soaP2 drachms pearl ash rachmscrape
soap fine and dissolve it in brandy and then add pearl ASH
mix it well together, and keepit close phal when you
apply LEI be warmed and dip pledges of lint in it,
blood will Immediately CONCEAL
operates by coasuatng the blood considerable way within
the VESSEL few applications be necessary where tire
wound is deep, or where a limb is cut off.
P,mcfagtionA charitable Prior had these lines put over
BE open OyeTnore, o thou my door,
To none be shut, to honest TO poor
After his death, penurous Pryor took his place
changing point in these lines changed the suit
himself, follows
BE open evermore, o thou my door, 80
To none, be shut TO honest to poor.
says Cynthia 10 a Reverend Dean,
"NbatTeason can be given,
Since Marriage is holy thing,
That there is in Heaveu,'
"TheTe UomsH, ~ ne replied: d.
She quick returned the JEST
"Womeu there are, but I'qha afraid
They cannot find Priest"