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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

national questions. SHOW us SINGLE case where
there Is the least appearance of principle and we
will excuse it, whether thu principle, be right or
Wrong, If the President mill tell us that he eonsci-
enioasty beliece IL to be right. have thus proved
as l think--but of this the Senate and the pub
lie will judgethat for thePresident to remove and
appoint, in the recess, to fill vacancies created by
bim, without signed, is an abuse of power;
that the President has thus abused his power unless
he gives us satisfactory reasons and that it is the
right and duty of the Senate to check such abuses
and to this end, to call for the reasons; and hat
until we have explanation from the President,
this conduct is against the spirit of the Consti,u
ton i shall proceed 10 contrast other Ad
onstrations with this and will show that its course
is as unprecedented it is unprincipked
(To BE coxYISuEp)
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PETERSBURG, NAV g6

ts,ons,re, 1.,an. ~ PEFERssUae May &C.
we're thunderstorm passed this town., without howeysr
causing any serious injury although in instance several
individuals escaped nraculously from effects as will 10
seen by the following statement, which we have esbs,sJ
from scntlena who present Immediately aer ss ]
occurred. oi "o koe's
On the evening alluded to- Mr. Major who had lust re,urn
60 nom the western country after long ABSENCE deta
ing 10 his brother r Francis Major no resides near pom
lar Spring particulars of Iris ourney apparently uneo
cious OF The Storm that ragged without The two bTothers
were seated each other Mr. Major occupyins
the chair nearest tho window For some purpose or other he
suddenly sprang from his when instantly vivid cash Of
gbtnn entered the the window by which thew had
been seated, and falling upon the head bis brother It G
LED him 10 the floor; in state Of ibeusbiv Mr.
Frs Major was also shocked, bu, so seosly No,s c
eoiher inmates of the house, learn were M all ;n
An alarm was Immediately given, when orr ncoymso,
entered the house, the which the psrtv bad ,
ssa'eo was led with smoke, strongly ipegnated with s
Phgr-Mr Major running wildly about so nueb ,u
ned as to be partially delrious while his broler ,.s @
trae on the oor and 10 all appearance less the blood
ing from MS Bead which was afterwards asceained to issue
rom wound produced by the fall Cold water and royer
iu sInusnts being freely applied Mr. Major in few minutes
maneed signs Of returning life after short time no was
suhcieniiy recovered TO sit up.
Mr. Major was then examined, i, was asceained that
, aite struck his head and literally shaved it, pas
seq down to his neck, which being enyeIoped wtn s;.
neckcloth escaped unhur The fluid having been turned &
its course by the neckcoh, next struck the BODY ON G %
side few inches below the throat, and proceeded dow
I'LL was again intercepted by silk bandape with b;s 10
body was beed, and in which he carried his monov T
Interrupted in It's progress, the fluid again bounded ~
tackled the RICH, thigh and passed of az the foo, o AUG
progress parisiy melted his wah chain. SAVING =" ~
The house not materially injured xo,,. n a..
only having been knocked down 0''' u 'e P'aserhs
we consider this wondeol escapes and we have very lit
ue uouot pu. mat MT Major his lie to tie circumstance
eck ana BODY being enveoped in silk and to the ne-
oae application OF cold water and the slim uanisa remedy
wnch rs strongly recommended all similar cases il having
'es" h'nef'o used with great success-fOId Dominion
fwo WHISPERED dandes with hair enough under
telr chIns to make greDadiers cap, went the other
Gay to the British institution. On readino the in
scFptlon over the door, No dogs admitted the fore
most turned TO his friend and wittily observed Won
must go back Fred you they don't admit YOU
'Oh don't be frightened gentlemen said the door
keeper you may both go in adding, as he quietly
pocketed the cash, the regulation does not extend
to I'RpisS. '-Eonr'on Papsr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
2o74 barrels.

The arrivals consist of 400 brls Flour New Orleans nor
ecencsi cargo OF Wheat from Rostook per Kene Hans
Expectations have been interior and abroad &c
25o0 no Wheat and 1900 brls. Flour ' Vi
Stock this day first hands-32 600 ho whs., IN ocr =
Rye 200 no. Oats $500 br,s Floor - ''o' Ao''oo I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
Groceries mt Cost .

AZ MIR. II. does not intend continuing th's
part of h's business. he viii sell his present
stock OF GROCERIES a, the following prices,
VIZ
Coffee Of esc"ilen, quality - IL cvnts per 'h.
holasses 81 10 cents gallon
Young Tyson Ten 81 II cents per Vi.
Imperial do 81 - cents. per III. aud Gun
power DO NJ i - cents Ger H..
Loaf sugar Ii II l9 cents per 'h steam double
refined Sugar % cen,s per H..
Madeira Wine (Sic,Iy) 81 - - gallon or %
cents houle
''ori Wine 81 - cents a gallon. Claret Win"
(superior) 81 cents n bot,l"
.rrnch Brandy nh prof. 81 ~ - cents n
gallon, real Holland Gin ~ II u gallon
Hmaica Rum + rallon. real Madeira Wine
7. S3 gallon
if Nails q IA cents per ~. Black Pepper Is
cents per ID. spice p cents per III &c. &c.
The Liquors and Wines were seler'sd with
~ and 'hev viii be found very superior
N. b. Superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil
l-2 cents gallon.
Sept. 80 Is
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e. New Dry Goods Store. -
"tLLIAMHAMILTONhs,
w received by the latest arrivals "A Fall
supply Of Fancy and Staple
DIP >cDS,

which he offers fnr sale nj prices nj fshd as low
as snv other house in this place. The follow
in- articles comprise pnri Of his assortment,
vim
y pieces chHngeshle Gro de Naples
p pieces plain cclnrs do do
Rlue, pink, yeIlow. black and blue black do
White, blue, black, yellow. blue aud pink sat
tirs
Pink. white, blue, green and brown Florenees
India black silks aud Saitins
Black anh blue black Italian Lotestrincs
Plack and colnrsd Nanlin and Canton Grapes
gandanna and Sphta'Geld l'andkerchieh
fhhe aud Srarlsi Nerino and Cashmere long
ii Sha"ls. with wool hordeD
"a real French Mefino Cloths
: IL Cashmere aud III, bet Hdkfs.
eli French Scarlet Callcees
'o2o pieces Ribbon of G. =. Manniacime
FrcAssian., Tartan Plads and Bombazetis
> hit. red. groom and yellow Flannels
Ssh Iineos, Calicnes aud colored Camhrics
e Fown, hleached and PLAID Domestics, rerp iow.
l. g"ther with a variety Of Goods not enonern-
I'D.
o 10 few DAVIS large addition Of Cloths, C's-
nmeres md Cassinpits is expected. which VIII.
igh"n, in these articles make the assortment very
tonDlete
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

\ iettsr .. he EDITOR II he ssaI'sstsl Mar
cry, ailad,ne 10 lie slaie of public sen'aent
in lie upper counties of Chester District. :. &
says, You willscarcely believe that the spirit
of AnG.alasonry has been awakened there, and
will greatly In1ueoce the elections vet II is
trae \ late impof' ant criminal trial has eon-
inrrd up This terrible begbear OF the North
IN the Legislative Couaeil Of Michigan Ter
ritory, On the 7th va. bill 10 provide for a
State geverr----sp-L part Of the Territory
wing eas the first
lime RENE dy. and every livery stable.
~ IRON, ough, to have supply at haad iot
yellefs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
Dyspepsia Cuyei.

City Of Nsw York. Sept ~, 1890
consideration OF an agrernent tb.s day
Il entered Into with John Dow, OF K,cnnoud,
Virginia, ihereb, constitute md Hppnlnt hlui
my Agent III and ior the state Of Vrs inis
. HAL5TED.
City Of Richmond, T.. Street Empowered
by the above, now offer my services 10 the
afflicted with Dyspeps'a, Having Just reformed
from Nav York, where had ample 0pporluni
lies OF testing the entire efficacy Of said Hal
strd's method of cure. by daily intercourse aud
conversation with IRON 10 10 20 oil us patient,
whose discusses mad resisted the ablest medical
advice in Europe and America and have no
hesitation IN pronouncing II sale, certain and
permanent, when well understood an faithfully
pract'sed. JOIN DOVE,
Sept. 20 6wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
Bcach's Carriage Manufactory.

NRHE subscribers inform their friends aud
- The public generally. that they have opened
= shop on msin street n few doors below thr
Franklin Hotel. LynchhuIg. where they OF
Tor sale new supply Of Pleasure Carriages, ut
reduced prices, for cash, where those who wish
10 purchase viii find asgrest variety ~ ~ a
ny other establishment IN Virginia. Al re-.
pairing will be executed with neatne. and dis
psch. by IL Il IL H. BEACH
For further information, The public are referred
10 Thomas A. lIocoinbe, Or at the Franlslu
Hotel.
June 3 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
Administrators Safe.

~ Wilt sell. on Saturday the 9th day Of nttt
- month. t0ctober.) nj the late residence Of
l.. r. 6nfdnrr. dec. IN the town nj LvnGhburt.
sundry articles nf huu.ehold aud Kitchen Fur
niiure consisting of beds. a sideboa'd, bureaus.
chairs iahcs, &c. Sc The furniture IS not
only new. bui of excellent quality. sod well de-
serving thu notice OF ttnsf wishing to purchase
The sale will he II, putlic auction. for cash.
JOSHUA X. HOLMES, Admir-.
of l.. +. Gardoer, dec,
Sept 30 iash
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Va 81 q .-e.,l'Rs ).

Va Z I j II u y.
ynIE subscriber j. now receiving aud open
i1e for sala NJ the lowest prices, tho fol-
lowing varieties, VIZ
finder Boxes, plain
DO do engraved
Phosphorus Lights, round boxes
Do do fat do
Crolon OIL, PeIletlens
Anisr Oil
Mt do
Poppy do
Otto Roses
Besi English Enlnrnble Ink
Hair Brushes, rarisig
Shersc andre MICA
Steel IserZ'rs, superior
Real turkey Khu0aIb, ~ root
Paper Folders
'oorrd Sand
Aromatic VtneRar. fdagg
ID" Henry ), superior
OIL Carnation
Gmlmg Fund
Sprng and Thnmb Lancets, English and
American, anTtefg
English Calc. hagnesis
Superior Watch aud Cinck o.
Powder Pulls in boxes, bequGGH
EU1laHd, Essence Of Tvr-
Howell DAVIES.
Sept 30 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

doctrine o. notification anil di.unor The
people Were invited again 10 meet in atew
weeks 10 appnn, Delegates-and the ether
Counties in the State raqnestedio eo-ape-
rate ia this well timed movement.
u DR.. Pierce one uf the members elect OF
,he'next Legislature Of Kentucky whoi is in Ia
vor OF MIR. CLAW hn, whom the Jackson papers
claimed as pledged 10 vote for Jackson Sena-
tor, has publicly denied that he IS so pledged
but on the contrary, asserts, thai during the
canvass. he omitted 90 opportunity ofsvowing
his prediction in favor of Mr.. Clay, and his
hostility to the measures Of Gen. Jaekson's
administration This is The fourth friend oil Mr..
Clay, who has been claimed by the Jacksonites,
who has declared the story about a" pledge to
I've false.
Mcine Fiectioa.-Mane has 20 ted Jack
son sGovernor, Int not by 80 large a majority
as we stated in nnr last--The vote was quit"
close. The Hallowell (M,ine) Advocate. after
mentioning the various causes whirh produced
this result. remarks. " Our friends !" other
States NAV RELY on i, that Maine is not IN favor
| of Jackson, aud nersr ,ciH be"
| Col Drnvton-This gentleman has been
named frequently by some Of the friends OF MI.
Clay, "a suitable person to be run Tor the
Wee Presidency. We think otherwise. High
| ly rs we regard Col. Dray,on for his Grmnes'
10 resisting the wild and dangerous doctrines
oil III. new TANGLED republicans oil his once pa
triotic State. We cannot consent to see MI
Clay go into the Presidential char, as Mr, AT
ans unfortunately did, with Vice President
politically hostile him. From among MI
Clay $ roli,cal friends. n selection every way
suitable may be made we can see no reason,
therefore, for reso-ting 10 the raoks oth's oppo-
n-nts James Barbour William Writ, Richard
Rush, Daniel Webster. and many otbers might
be named who arc ID every way preferable to
Col. Drayton.
Errnin.-The following errors ocruffed IN
MIR NcCord. address published in our last -
In the 9Th line Of the 7th paragraph, read " meet
Meir reward instead Of I" meet as reward
Al in the same paragraph, 10Th line, IN place
o.. by nature as implanted read by na,urer
are implanted "
N\PFETS.-Whrat remnins steady nj 90
cent. lloar has bern selling from the waegonf
this wrek q, from SO Is to SO 81. In Richa
nnnni &c l,aru that Canal Flour is worth =
80.
CORN is selling from, 81 50 to s. 75-Corn,
Nral is worth ca cents the bpshe and scafce
- some has rsrailed the pHst week as high as 10
cents.
In TOBACCO there ia no change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

EEUR5UANT toa decree of the Superior
n Court Of CbsLcery, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the l1ih Of October,
1928. in ,-~~ case OF Pollard vs.. Wright:,he
uudrrs,g.ed Marsha Of the said court, will Sell
To the highest bidder. for cash, on Friday
the Isl day OF October, 1880, III fair, fnot, the
next fair day thereanrt,) selling on the premi
seq, in The town Of Lvochburg, ihr following
lots, TO vii; one lot IN the rear Of the hleihc-
dist Meeting House, 81 feel by Y, one nndI.
died moiety Of lot nj The junction Of 9TH street
and 3rd alley, containing quarter of an acre :.
that desirable residence for small family, adj
joining c. Anthony, on an street, lot coniaius
i Of an acre, houses insured at $I2D0, psrt
of lot No. l37, on 9th street and Isl alley, n TOT
containing ! an acre on the ont skirts OF the
town, n lot OF three acres, near The residente OF
the late Col VIM b, Lynch. and any Other
lots in the said decree mentioned And before
my Office door, the same day, Two small
tracts Of land, The one IN Bedford on the wa,ers
Of Goose Creek. adjoining the lands Of Mr..
Whitop, Mr. Howell and others. containing
% acres and one on the turnpike road, near
the Friends Meeting House, containing "a or
seventy acres. The above property will he.
sold snbJectto the dover right. if any, of Mrs..
Am o. Wright. L. A. HOLC0MBE, NJ,
Aug % lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

= fAHE Subscriber wishes 10 sell the tenement
and ground attached, where he now re-
sides in the town of Liberty. The house and
office will make avery CONVENIENT establish
rnrnt for family of moderate size. The terms
will he one third Of the purchase money III hand,
the residue in two equal annual instruments.
The house is very convenient for small hnlh'
ing, having SIX rooms with fire places. Inc o.
fee comfortable and new, good stable aud
forage house. all in good repair. There are
several acres of ground and a good garden.
PEACHY r. GlLMER.
Sept. 80 "2oN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
OHECU AIRY

DIED, few days ago, in AIbemarle county.
GEORGE HAY, Esq. Judge Of the q. 5. CIR
cut Court for The District of Virginia, aud son
III law of Ex-President Monroe--a man oi
pro,und genius and exleusiye learning.
-. at the residence Of her father. near
Manchester, 5. Cen the 18th inst. Mrs, MARY
REBECCA, McpuEFIE. consorf Of the Hou
George McDuiHe, aud daughter of Richard
Singleton, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
EDUCATION.-rhy ors .s.,

DbCAIION.- The 1rKt sa-s'
-HL my scnooi will Commence on In 27tn
instant. Terms for the session of 3 months.
I or beginners sl2 %
For those more advanced 10
No pupil will he received Tor less iine ,hsn
from the day oil entry IN the end OF the session.
shall he assisted by my sister Martina.
N u. My school will be removed 10 house
belonging 10 Jebu Williams, in the n ignbor.
hood oil my residence.
X. y. T0WNLEb.
OH mo. OH ,hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

YffAVE jus, received within few DAYS, 100
ri packages OF Goods, IN pat OF their Fall
supply. they have several Other shipments
nade from Philadelphia and New York. which
when received will maize ther assortme NJ foil
mud general. Staple Goods for the HnnttW
and Novelties for ,hr Ladies can be had Of them
on teinis equal 10 any III The state.
We need say no more, than, by call anh
examination from our CUSTOMERS, ~ shall
hope to give Ialislaction.
Sept 80 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED on the 9th inst. bv the Rav. John
II Rice, JOHN BLAIR McPHAlL, Esq. Auor-
nev al Law, Of Norfolk borough. 10 Mis- NAN
CY, second daughter of Col. Clement Cnrrlng.
ton Of Charlotte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

SES<E have just received
Nv 3bales Rose Blankets
3 do Point 10
4 do Dnni do
case Llnsevs
2 10 Casncus
Is do Hats
Which will be sold at very reduced pricrs.
TURNER s. kERR.
Sept 30.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

AURS. ToMPKINS continues 10 receive
IVh Young Ladies in the family ss boardrfs.
aud promises 10 those who way favor her viii,
their patronage, the stric'est stenfioa ~ their
comfort aud mofsIs. Mrs I. will give mssr"'
i'ou IN Mu.ic on ,he Piano ore.
August ifvis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

daciriae o. nildiieatiun an disunon The
people were invited again 10 meet IN atew
VEGAS 10 appnin, Deleg ates-and the ether
Counties in the State were r"qnestedto eo-ape-
rate 10 this well timed movement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
NigSes' priZe Once.
> Prizes Of 10000
AND
/ Prize Of S542O
TICKETS ONLY IS.

New 7 OK COnsOIIdated LOTTERY,
Extra Class No. 10 iot 1880.
To lc drawn IN the city Of New York ol
Thursday the 3Otb day Of sept 1880.
% Nnmbcrs--o drum Baiiots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

ffesdsnf'aI Convention in Keatuckv.-A
meeting has been held in CIsrle county Ike,
"''ge Clarke IN the Chair, which resolved,
o'a' the 'r'ehds of the Union and the American
.sS'fm have deemed it expedient to bold a
convention Of Delegates from all the counties
'""' State, At Frankfort, on the 9th of De-
''''er next, TO take into consideration the ne.
"ueh''ai election. and t, nominate such
'rso" to iha' Office a, III e2ure the Union
"' states against the acw and charming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

Ia rOBACCO there is no change.
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Eemaie Eausation.

~ G.. WITH respectfully give. 10
n tee that Inc next sessios Of his School
Will commence on the FIST Mos5sy ~ October.
The Schooi Will be continued in the nous Of
John Tompkins. Esq. and on ihs same terss ne
herst ofore.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
AttrbtfsIn 1zuQnfrrr -.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
s By HENRY ADAMS. -7

o d1,o'-TO village and single mail subscribers
uoarS per year, payable before the expiration q
10 companies Of any number over six, Al so per
payable as above. To companies less than six
b. SGes year, payable as before: 70 25 cents will
:; rom each OF these prices when payment
III e ~ ADVANCE. These prices are exclusive of
mai or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are Paid, except at the discretion ofthe editor.
Notice Of wish 70 disco musr he 0;ven I.fora
the expiration of the year,
O., ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions,
e. ana the same proportion for more squares
naita square rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
~ per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or IL months
Anmmstrators' and Executors Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices -s 81
All communications must be postpaid
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NOTICE..

pNIX months from this date are allowed ny
- :he Hon. Court of Probate for the DIS
srict Of Ltchfeld for the creditors 10 the e.
s.ss &C Harrington. in said district, deceased,
.S'.rh;h;t their claims against said estate
A,,-r.s;ns not exhibited within said time will
he debarred recovery.
WM. BATTELL, Adm'rs.
CICERO. HAYDEN -
Torriagion, July 81, 1880
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/ Henry Fitch's Estate.

H1HE Hon. Court Of Probate for the DIS
IL frict of Sharon has limited aud aiioweu
six months from this date for the creditors "
the estate OF
HENRY FITCH,
late of Salisbury, in said district, deceased, 70
exhibit their claims against said estate to tne
subscriher for settlement.
50 fsgOHN G. COFFING, ErseNtor:
Salisbury, July I, 1880
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05

ameter of the tree, in depth. Fill the hole
with small quantity of Flour of SulDkuy.
and plug the hole By driving in wooden
peg. This does not .injure the tree in the
least; but the sulphur is decomposed or
carried into the circulation by the san.
and is exhaled by the leaves in gaseous
state; while it poisons and kills all the cat
erpillers and insects preying upon them.-
Whether boring and plugging with sulphur
the roots of the peach trees and other
trees whose roots are injured by insects.
will answer as well, is unknown to me. NOT
having tried it; but it is worth while to
make the experiment-the result NAV be
Observation-Disclosures.
The strawberry may be transplanted any
time after the fruit is gathered, and the
stolens furnished with strong plants. Au-
gust and September are on the whole the
best months. The best soils are deem.
rich sand, or clay loans, incl;ning to mois-
ture' Let the ground be dug deep, we'll
MANFRED and completely pulvefized and
raked. Draw the garden line across one
side OF the bed, and dibble in the plants,
previously grouted. Water the plants, and
II the weather is cry, repeat the watering
al intervals. Keep the stools of the large
Kinds separate, by cutting the runners or
stolens at least twice in the season, while
IN bloom, and when the bed receives its
dressing in autumn, and the intervals be-
tween the beds, of all the kinds, free and
clear. Dig the intervals, with good
nress'ng of manure, in September, and
POINT or fork the ground again slightly in
April. When the old stools have ceased
o bear well, let the runners ill the inter-
rails, dig. under the old plants, with ma
lure. and convert the ground into intervals
r alleys. The beds and alleys may thus
70 alternated at pleasure. Straw laid un-
er the trusses when in blossom will keep
ne fruit clean, and the ground moist, two
blects very desirable as the plants re-
uire much moisture at this time to fruit
ven. j. BUEL.
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IA VALUABLE MEDTCINEI
Recommended By objectionable and con.

"O''s''o' 0Ft Uy "HYUcSttONNOIe ana CON
xa. ctussUe testimonials.
VTNHE Proprietor confidently offers to The npbl,c
what experience has proved to be one Of he
most eficacious compounds in the Materia Neolca
Tor the cure Of that class of distressing dangerous and
inVeierate Diseases produced by an impure state Of
the blood acrimony Of the humours and vitiated habit
Of the body and usually exhibiting themselves in the
various forms of Scrofua, Salt Rheum Leprosy, S..
Anthony's FIRE, Fever Sores, White Swellings. Fonl
and obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scad Head
scarvy and Venereal Taint, where Mercury has failed
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CourtsAip.-We were much pleased
with the following account of Brazilian
custom. 1t is an especially conveniene
one for your difident youths, who, when
they feel tender sentiment, dare not give
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05

BILL SPoNGE.---Bill Sponge set out 10
life with detsrm nation Of being friendly
in his own way, when saving could be
ACCOMPLISHED. He studied assurance, and
laid in store full supply Of a necessary
commodity for his use, called impudence.
He lived out in the country, twenty miles
from Mid Gotham and it was very con-
venient when be travelled in town to
market. to call and take tea. and have
breakfast in the morning with some cousin
being a clear profit in the matter o.
trade. And thsnAhe found too, that tavern