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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

!haA Coach Lane from, G,yandone 10 Stou,
ton, Three Times Week
! Rplt subscribers have established Line of Pos
coaches from Guyapdottc 10 Staunton, which, in
stead of running f,cice week only as stated IN fur
ner notice. WILL tor tie greater accommodation of the
traveller, anu 10 prevent unavoidable delay ON the
foao' perform the route ftTce times week.
The Line will pass through Charles;ru. and r,.,,,
thHrce' hy TIE Lacks and the State TurnpiAe. 10
Lew'SborS and ;hr N-ncinal Medicinal SPRINGS. Ia
VAC the NnIie Sulphur, the Hot, The Warm &c "a
SJ1un,cu. ~
Ii vii leave Guyandoi,e every T,.essi1p. 77ur,.
s.y anu Sit-rdIy a. ) o'clock, a. NJ. and ON MS
re.u'h' VII leave Staunton every Wednesday, Fri.
csy and Sunday. a. The same hour.
Al Stanton Ihc I;ac meets the, Charlottesville.
i.'1hie'l'd sod Fredericksburg Lines, also running
th.Cc times week.
Ine route, from GIyando,,e 10 Staunton. will h.,
performed IN five travelling days (the 7th av in each
week beng necessarily resting day and from Siam
ton to Richmond, Fredericksburg, in two DAYS.
and from Richmond TO the City Of Washington, in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the Civ in
eight hours.
There will be no night travelling throughout the
route. >'''
Persons ascending tic Ohio on their way 70 tho
North, VIII mud this route very pleasant and cheap
one And those who may wish TO visit the SPRINGS
arc informed, that, exclusive of this Line they can
gencrai, be accommodated, on short notice. with
good ert,d Coaches to those watering places
And the public are assured that in attention 70 tho
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so
as good Coaches aud Teams, and skIf attentive and
SOBER Drivers afford them the line shall moi no
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
ProPT!etOrs from GuyandO,te to the Harm Spring.
Proprietor from he Harm SDaings 70 Sfa,n,io,
Richmond, Va. June 10, 1929. sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
ENIFTY DOLLARS REMARn--In.i- J

CiiI1 DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, or the eve.
nng Of the 18th inst, between the Old Church Hanover
and This Cry, brown calf skin POCKET BOOK, with the
name Of Sidney W. Goodwin thereon, containing Two
hVndred and Eighty or Two Hundred and Eghyhye Dollars
~ ank Notes and Bond drawn by Weston Hart of King
uooo in favor Of W. Goo l~n, for twelve dollars dated
about Tue i june also sundTy bills aud mcnoTandums No
use but TO the The notes. be recoccte5
consisted Of $780, $50 and the balance in tens and
yves, Virginia, and dollar Baltimore note
The finder by returning the book aud contents 70 the owner
at the store Of Baliwn, ICES 20. shall receive the aoye
reward Richmond, 18th June fslN- 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
To Merchants, Planters, SC.
VIM IL. REDWOOD,
COMMISSION MEncuANT

OVHMToSIUN' MENCHANT,
fTe-Pro9 Warehouse, ON Woocside's Wharj, recent
~ occupied by. Messrs. j. d ". Souihgatc, NOR
= FOLK, Pa. .
II EspEcTFuLLY tenders his services to Merchants
Planters, and the public generally, in the safe Of
Produce, The purchase Of Goods, and generally in ia
cilliatng their business transactions I'M the Borough
for whGh his commissions will always be moderate.
Ills attention beng confined entirely to Commts-
Of doing business in Norfolk, and his thorough ac-
quunancs with the eo,ary business, will, he hopes
be found advantageous to those who may employ his
agency
Refer to Mcssrs.
ROSCOW COLE, -,
CHS. L. WINGFIELD, WINS burg
ROBERT SOUTrER,
SHIELDS s AsHBURN, : Norfolk.
june Ate" Eds. ofthe Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
IRON CASTINGS

IHE Subscriber informs the rubIio ,h., s.. ...,,..
r cary on the IRON FOUNDRY near the savage
eu"y @nsfe he makes Son lion CASTINGS oI Ma
yourd,v 81 s MI orders sent to him Of mo
wnai Baltimore, for Castings win NEE, Win i,rme
'a a"s"non' and the Castings delivered tbs,s f,er RI
'"r,U'" 'o' transportation. JONATHAN BONNEp
80 '""' ." ie2V' tafiei.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

81 OTlCE.-Thc subscriber, since last Christmas
~ has been carrying on the business Of cabinet
or bedstead mandatory, by himself az his old stand
on tue Mcchanlcsville Turnpike, where he will
continue to execute all orders in the best manner and
at the lowest rates. Al work done by him will be
iaoeled"warranted, manufactured by w. u Malone
iechanlcsvLe Turnpke"--and numbered from this
date. Persons wishing!to purchase ehv articles
manufactured by HIM, can always be supplied at
Messrs E.' d. 4. Hubbard's and Mr. james r. Tyley's
IN Richmond, or at his own shop-and at no other
pace III Richmond w. b. MALONE.
juno ret d 81 c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
NOVICE.


"A Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart
- mcnt Of the Richmond Lancastran School, by
tho death of the late teacher; it becomes ne
ccssary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. TO this end, all who may be
disposed to apply required to send in their appl-
cations, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
to qualification TO the Secretary of the Board on or
before the goth day of June next The salary is 800
per onnum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution Of the Board of Trustees.
may i5-1ltc JOHN. $. MYERS, Secy.
Take pleasure IN announcing TO my clients 10 the
Court ofAppeais aud Court Of Chancery, that my
friend JoHN ROBERTSON ESQ. has consented to attend
to my cases III those courts. To those of them who
may not be acquainted with Nr. Robertson, bog
leave to say that his talents professional skill and
attention 70 Whatever hc undertakes cannot fail to
render the change an advantageous ono to them
With a view to save trouble TO him rs far as posi-
bic, alipapcTs moi lied la the suits, viii be left with
my lTother David May Of Petersburg, who will give
any Information ~ biz power respecting them.
Richmond iuaa H. 3tc 7 MAY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Alcssrs O. H. a., J. HIIAM
have made an assignment for the benefit Of such of their
eeooS as may desire TO become parties the same within
hy days from The 20!h Of this month Said assignment, is
recorded at the Office of the Hastings court.
All persons indebted TO said g. H. j. Halam are hereby
noed that such debts assigned trustees to whom
Richmond, May 22d. 1923. eavs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

NoIICE.-Ihe subscriber has appointed, during his alb
sence from Richmond, MIR. BaRRrrr w Wa1rHSLI his
Attorney fact for the purpose enabling him to collect the
dents due the late firm Of William Neale a. CO.. and the sum
srer earnestly requests the debtors TO said finn to call on Mr.
Waa at ms dwelling Of Main and I4lh streets lately
counts JOIIS ISI l.
n Surviving partner in helaie firm of William Neals g. c
20,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
EDMUND WALLSJ
Flour InsDcctOr, RichmOnd

IN CIIANCERY,-At court held for Louisa county, a,
the courthouse, Monday MAY the Iih 1929 R5eri
Niche, p against Robert g. Willis administrator of Janes
Alchic U dec Matthew Niche, John Niche Joseph Niche
Jenneits Miche sally hicle, and Robert g. Willis and Eliza
his wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Mcle and John Niche not hav-
ing entered their appearance aud given security according
law, and the rules Of this and it appearing the sac-
ton OF the court that they not inhabitants OF this State
the motion OF The plaintiff by his counsel ordercd
said Matthew Niche John Niche do appear here ON the
hT day Of August next aud answer the bill Of the plain
tiff and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper pub,sed ~ tic city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted the front door Of the eouhoue
this county, on some cOurt-day
IS A Cory. Teste JOHN HUNTER r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

sFOR sale at the sign of the Pad Lock, com.
plete assortment of SCYTRES, which war
rant. Farmers are invited to call and give them
a trial.
Also, the British Patent Scyttes, from 4o TO 81
inches, and general assortment of Hardware Sad
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS \. RUST.
NAV 22-I8td 6tif C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

fLEMiNG ~ EDWIN JAMES &, co. CNIar.
= ket Square,) havejust received
Bet,eeen A and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising one of the largest most general md do
sirable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ell Tor sale. A more particular advertisement viii
appear in few DAYS. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
SPRINGS ST4GE-

hla stage will hereafter TWICE zach week 10 sod
from Flucks where IL connects with tho line from
LynehouTg to Nashville &c. and Lewisbug, where will
connect with Pofer limo Of coaches, which ruus 90 ro
Ohio river. we
FARE. FOR each person there will DO charged for a
passage in the stage,
From Lewisburg to Whits Sulphur IN
White sulphur TO Sweet Springs 40 M
Sweet Springs 90 Fincastle, . m
Fineastle to Fluoks, N
LewisbUIg to Union or
do. Salt or Sweet Sulphur, An
White Sulphur to Union -
Salt Sulphur TO Sweet Springs ~
Tie stage will alternately run f,on, ,h., g. a o.
by way Of the w Sulphur to tho Sal, sulrb-s
aud by the Mill Gap aud Union. 'P"'' a"o DaeS'
Eash passenger will he allowed 10 take 2oB, n hs.-
gage zee OF charge but all over tpat will bs -
AZ the rate Of cents per H. per 100 mile, pI
shall e 9sme' at the places where the .sts stoDS
horses in Virginia x 's ~, a nn' me oesi
5th month, 24th 1890 - ~nbU"Ebb'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
* NOW aLI mon DIV these presents. thai

WN w VII IIICII " NIUSV JItSCHtS, tDat
whereas, Vim. e.. Sauudess Of Madison county,
State "f Alabama, Tar Of Virginia. in aud by nv letter
OF attorney bearing date the 2 or e2nd day OF August
LAST did make and constitute appoint Peter F. Ar
eber, o Fo"hAan cousy, Va my attorney for recovery
OF H GEMS ana sums VI money whatsoever due to me the
ssih WA - Saunders, from hll such persons as by the
ahovemshuoned letter Of attorney may appear, Now
know all yc that the said ~ c. Saunders for divers
COCO causes a"n considerations reunto moving have
revoked cOunicrnhndcd and annUlled and made void
aud ~ these presents 90 revoke, couutema I'D and
nail and make void the said letter of attorney and all
power anh nuhorty thereby given intended 10 be civ
e" 10 tie SAID Peter r. AIchefD IN witness whoreo
hefeunto set my band and Sra the 22d day Of Nav 1899
i"n ~ ~ WL.Li4M e. S4UNDERS. fsrAl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

MEoSk5. oIEPhEN ~ REESE BOSTTCK-'TaIe notice
VA That on the lsi day o July neyt Plount Court house
e oi lcnn sef, between r hours Of 10 O'Clock A. and
"cinCk T. W. on the day, shall proceed to take the
ceposons Of Mathew Russell and VIM Henderson, and con
hur bom ny 10 day unl Cied, 10 be- read III evidence
tfaI rief 81 conTo, ersy depending in Tire Chan
ty count n P.iuoe Edward county wherein you arc PLAINTIFF
anh 'oIih i. G. esdlc AID others defendants
| iuu'i7 Yf ob sery't JOSIAH r. CHEADrE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
OLIVER &. SHAlv
IN CIIANCEKN

IN CiANCERl-At d court held Tor Louisa COUNTY NJ
Lawrence, executor OF Sarah Wood deed uantia ogaig
David Nlciheud Sally s wie Lucy Rcharts Nclly Mini
nus James niichs, Jonathan Dcle, John Ncir, William
Niche, Bezeeel DD~n and Betssy his wife, Edmond Brown
and Iheod1sia his wife, Nancy Aicne To.y AIiclc Dahl
S SiIce , s Nlche selh Mche, Robert Ncie,
Alafha michic, Aliciff George MirIe and Elizabeth
his vile, KobsE g. " 6 and Liza his WIFE, Robert hchic
MATHEW Niche aud Sally ht vile John Niche Joscnb
slIeble' yeaaeS ne sally licle James Niche, Nancy
taype Peer ~ chur aH Aaty his WIFE, Ludlow Brainhan
and sally bis vie Nancy Nlicnt Nancy Cioodnau Asa Sni,
add Frances his wife, James Goodman aud Nlag his vile
Nebe Maupn, hNrHln Siamp;r and Emily his wife, JOHN
etes AND ROXY BIS wife, 1nJ SagneI aud Nancy lis wife
James hlaupin Fonlaine blauph Patrick Mauph William
MARTIN and sally ms w, Richard Davis Patsy lis vile
susanna MIche James Mche joel Maupn aud Poly lns wife
gonn mieiGe William hIlthe, Prck Niche, Nancy Niche
james MIebe W nlsT Niche, John Michie, Mere.
Cs1ner ana fa's lbs wife, John Downing aud Polly his wife,
Over CIoss aud Nancy his WIFE, Sally Smith, Join Wood
Thomas Wood, administrator OF DAVID YooA David Niche
James Mcle AND Frances Aliehc, Robert c. Willis admins
traitor OF James Mcbie deceased ana Jaues AZ ~: :, I
sator Of David Mi5hie, deceased defendants
The defendants George Niche aud IgsL6 his ,,ic MAJ,
thew Niche and Sally HE vile, John Niche Nancy PAYNE
Peter Macarthur aud Mary bis wie Nancy Nl.o Nancy Good
man. Asa Smith and Frances hs wife, James Goodman and
hlara his wife, Niche BIapn, Laiu Sianpe and Emily he
WIFE John Gates and Poly lis vie, Thomas Siasne aud
Nancy hs vile, James Maupn Fontane Aiupu, Paiiics
Maopn, william 'iiiu and Sally bis vie; Richard Davis and
Patsy bis wife, j0c Nr,n anj Poly is vie, Marcy Niche
Meiewcihar eHd 'ai4y his wife, Sally Smith and john
wood nOi having se Er appearances ann given security,
accodg ~ law and toe roes Of is court aud apnean 20
zoe Satisfaction othc oouf that they not ihabants Of
Slate OF the nOnn ~ toe plaintiff 10y his counsel IS ordered
mat tue ~ las named Defendants (@iJ arc no. Inhabitants Of
this osc DO appea hefc 6 d1v of August cou next,
and answer nc bH % tine plaintiff au6 thai copy Ills oer
beionl i inserted 20 some NEWSPAPER published IN DE cts
RcoG, fpr months uCcessyey and posted ~ he font
80 4 COPY. .Is.e. JOIN aTSSGR,' ~
TENHE Subscribcr boys leave IL inform i,,. ffcndg
and the plbic, that hc ies removed 10 Ibis city,
s!gRd yiib1pusNce law in al The courts Witch afc
holden hers.-rshi ia the eoous Of Hanover.
=. Ibyc who unjust him vi h the mauaUcouenf ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22

.naa Coach lane from, G"yandons 10 Staun-
ton, Three Times Week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-22
WARRANTED SCYTHES

Proprietor from he Harm Springs to Sia,n,to
Richmond, Va. June 10, 1929. Or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09


EDURSUANT TO deed of trus, executed to
n Richard Tyree and VIM Davis, by VIM.
Coobs and Jane his wife, hearing date the 4th
Gay May, 1919, sod duly recorded in The Hds.
nnss Court Of LyRchonrg. FIR purposes therein
named, the subscriber surviving trustee, will
proceed 10 seH, by way OF pubic auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 7th day of No
sember next, LOT ofgFound. with a convenient
dwelling house and other out houses on il, con-
tanning IA acres, lying down the river about
hall mile from Lynchburg. and commonly
called Smiths Well Likewise a LOT of ground
situated IN the town of Lynchburg, confirming
a quarter Of an acre, co 9th street and 3D. al lev
having on ii house, at present occupied us a
poor house. Terms made known on day of
sale. The subscriber, acting. as trustee, will
convey none other than tie tile vested in him
as such. RICHARD TY Rec,
Surviving Trustee.
Oct. os q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

m WISH 10 sell this valuable tract OF land,
& living on Tye River, in Nelson county, "A
bout 1s miles from New Market, (at the juno
tion of I've and James RVer) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat naviga-
tion TO Richmond in the neighborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for flour.
The half OF the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres, aud in good repair. This tract is consl-
dered one of the bes; in Nelson county, parllcu-
larly well adapted TO tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered aud timbered, and n great
deal Of fine tobacco land to cut. There Is a
body of 100 acres of low grounds OF good gual-
ity on the river, attached to either half oil this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate Che
lower or the upper portinn) as may best suit his
wishes. IL IS useless to give further 6escrip-
lion of this desirable estate, AS those wishing TO
purchase will first view the premises. MIR. A
ores. residing Oh the place, will shew the land
10 any person wishing toview it, am dispos-
ed tosell on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be had for cash, or would take ne
groes in payment Letters addressed 90 me or
J. r. D. Payne, in Ly nchburg will be promptly
attended to- LANDoN H. CABELb'
NAV T. 1916
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
POETRY.
From The Boston Token.
The BuGLE.

From he Boston Token
The BuGLE.
ny eREsvILLE mELIEN.
Oh wild, enchanting horn
! Whose music up the deep and levy air
Swells 10 the clouds aud cal Is an Echo there,
Till new melody is born
Wake, wake again The night
j. bending from her throne of beauty down.
With still stars burning on her anne crown.
Intense, and eloquently bright
Night, a. its puseless noon
When the far voice of waters mourns in song,
Aud some tired watchdog lazily and long
Banks at the melancholy morn
Hark ! how il sweeps away.
Soaring and dying on the silent sky,
As If some sprite of sound went wandering by,
With lone halloo aud roundelay
Swell, SWELL in glory out!
Thy tones come pouring on my leaping heart.
And my stirred spirit hears thee with a start.
As boyhood's old remembered shout
Oh! have We heard tina, peal
From sleeping city's moonbath'd bntlements,
Or from the guarded field md warrior tents,
Like some near breath around you steal
Or, have We in The roar
OF sea, or storm, or battle. heard il rise,
Shriller than Eagles camor, to the skies,
Where wings and tempesis never soar?
Go, go-no other sound,
No music that Of air or earth Is born,
{ an match the mighty ruusic nf fhat harm
On midnight's faihomess profound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
FOR sac OR BARTER,

n TRACT of Land containing 296 acres
IA situated in the county of Bedford, and
Campbell about miles south west of New
London, and mile from the Academy. There
is about 30 or 30 acres cleared having on it
some fine fruit trees, we'll watered, bat without
improvements. The said land is as good as a.
ny in that section Of the country. Ia payment
OF the above land would take young negroes
at fair price Apply TO Col. Alex. Austin,
who lives adjoining the land, or TO the subseri-
Der, in Montgomery county, near Salem who
wishes 10 sell the place on which he lives, on
the main western road s miles from Salem, on
Roanoak river, well improved, containing 5SS
acres about so OF which is cleared, aud nearly
all fresh would take one half the value in
young negroes, should II suit purchaser.
EDMUND Z. WHITE.
Angus, 90 wts2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
TER MS.

rvFor 81 per anaain, payable In adv anee.-No sub
n p snsr will be discontinued tout at the discretion
a, the Editors) until all arrearages are paid.
II Advertisements will be inserted a. 30 cents pei
,,1are Cor les the t time and 81 se NJ n noi e1e
-ons 10 their insertion, or the payment assumed by
iame responsible person in Lynchearg
~ chaueery Orders exceeding two squares are in
serted for SIX dollars
nvAIlettors addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
- ar they will not be attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
FPIGRAM.

The following Epigram contains much po int
1t is known that the celebrated Fox never paid
a debt that he could avoid
STAMP DUrIEs ON RECEIPTS.
"a would says Fox, "a tax devise
Tha, should not fall on me-
Ihen tax Receipts Lord North replies,
For them you never see"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

WYE have just received few packages des'-
w rable goods mech cheaper than previous
supplies, that VIC are induced once more this
summer 10 invite our town and country friends
TO examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surprised at the great reduction in all
kind, of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. M'kEE, ROBINSON u CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
PILGRIM !

From Lives thus spent thy earthly Duties learn,
From Fancys Dreams TO active Virtue turn
Let Freedom, Friendship, Faith thy Soul engage
And serve like tbem, thy Country and thy Age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
Surgical Instruments, &c.

Surgical Instruments, &c.
TNfOW opening a large and beautiful assert
~ ment of Surgical and other instrument
viz:
Ampua'ing
Trepanning
L,thotomy
Obstetrical
Dssectug
Pocket Instruments
Eye do
Tooth do
Anassortment of Gum Elastic instruments
Spring aud Thumb Lancets
instruments separate or out of Sets, all
kinds
Together with many others not mentioned.
Howell DAVIES.
Sept. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

SsESF wish TO purchase several thousand
wv bushels ofWheat for which the highest
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

GLASS WAB.@a
To- OW opening handsome assortment oil
~ GLASS WARE. viz;
India Shades
ntry-Lamps
Salvers
Jellies
Wines
Iumblers
Lemonades
Ceieries
Champaignes
Bird Founts
Do Boxes
Lamp Glasses, {uarious kinds)-
Jewellers Globes
Shop Furniture, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
Julyo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
RIPE TOMATO PICKLE.

The Union Times gives the following recipe
for making " the most Sauory pickles IN The
porid :"
Take ripe tomatoes, and prick them with a
fork pointed stick, put them into any kind oil
vessel, sailing each layer thickly, lei them re-
main in the salt about eight day Sat the espi
ration of the eight days, put them for Que night
into vessel Of vinegar and water; then TO a
peck of tomatoes and bottle Of good mustard
put half an ounce of cloves. half an ounce oil
pepper and one dozen large onions sced--pack
them in jar. placing layer of oaions aud
spices between the layers of tomatoes. In
ten days the pickles will be in good eating or
der.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

Penches.--We have been much graiGed with
the appearance of several Peach Trees in the
nursery OF our fried Mr.. Carpenter, of this cit,
They are grated on stalks of the blue plum,
have been FIVE years in full bearing, and are
now in vigorous health The plum root not be
ing liable to injury from the worm, no disease
has as vet affected the trunk, branches, leaves
or fruit, which we say from experience. is Of
the most delicious kind. Lancaster Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09

Among the fruits furnished by members Of
the Massac husetis Agricultural Society, for the
late show dinner at Brighton were lemons Of
a surprising size, from the green house of Mr..
Andrew Bigelow ,iof Medford, taken from tree
| forty years old, and twelve feet in height
The Tree bore this year 300 lemons, the largest
| of which, was seventeen inches in circumler'
| enee.