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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
HUGH c. McNEMARA
rs just received, and offers sale the following trio
IA aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
u PTeCention better than Cure m
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BIIIOI'S Pills

% AND % CENTS
INC operation OF these Pulls perfectly mild be used
III saey 10y persons n every situation and every age
Inc proprietor confidently recommends the iircy use of
nese pills. as preventive and Of Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Fcvcis. $50 y ~
o. ilcasc inquire for LEES .N-TE-BELIOILS PILLS
with the Signature of NO3H RLDGELY Nate Michael Zee
" t".l as none other genuine.
Lees EN sovereign remedy for colds obstinate col,o hs
cataHhs, asthmas sore threats and consimptions
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all ua,vo.
affections, weakness, pains in the nius back &c
Lees Essence of MusardNo medicine ever exrced This in
curing rheumatism, spTans, bruises, frosted feet &c
Ices ague aud Fever Drops, never failing cure
tees sovereign Olnimont warranted tire ITCH nv
one application. " -
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine for curing letters
ring worms, prickly heat &c 7 ''
Ices Vegetable Indian Specific, ccctual cure for the
NeueIeal and GonoTrRa WV
ICES Iooth-achc props-wich gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder, which ceanses and cau6es ,, ,cr,
Lees Rye Water certain cure for sore eycs
Lees Arodync EISr-for the cure of head aches
Ices Com Iiasierior removing and DESTROYING CONS
81 Conty merchants and al o;hcrs who p1Ichsc 10 sell
sgan, by applying to the proprietor NO g. Hanover see,
baltimore can obtain them such liberal &c ns rs will nlsc
them great profit
~ CAUIION-Nonc are ccruiue without the makers
name to them, NoAH Rp6Ety; date Michael Lee g. Coz
W Hundreds of cases ocucs performed by tive above Iv
valuable medicines, could be given, did h limits of news
paper admit Of L.
- III. a.. M'NEMARA will constantly keen fresh
supply OF the above celebrated Medicines al his Apobeca
and Drug Store. R5cimond ,rv > - >,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

public officer named Dcga in attempting 10 arrest vel
low man, named Dent Baltimore on Thursday norriuo
received So severe wound the head brtkbat thow
by the latter, that ho died few hours afterwards
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

0t- The Richmord Temperance Society
WI hold Us quarterly meeting Ibis evening a. half rast se,
O'clock AZ the ls Pcspyeran Churrh corner o and 0th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
FURNITURE, &c.

ltNHE subscriber being disposed to discontinue
Il housekeeping, will sell at public auction, on Fri
day next, the a3d lust at hsresidence corner of III
and lst streets and Immediately over the store Of
Messrs SCOT, a. Fry, all his Household and Kitchen
urnhurr consisting of variety of articles, mostly
beds, bedstcads and furnit are comule,e: one Brus
sells carpet, but little used mahopony sdcboard
ana china press of fret quality; two sets dnnu Ia
hes one of very large size; mantle giasscs prints
chairs, glassware, &c.
Also at the same time will be sold rood youna
Hiiich Cow raised IN town, with Calf two weeks
old. perfectly gentle.
The sale will be positive and without reserve
though made such terms rs to accommodates pur-
cascrs
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
aP 2i-2t SAMUEL DUNN.
Furniture, Paintings, EngraviDSs and CASTS
EDWARD +. PETICOLAS intending shor,lv
- - to embark for Europe, will, on Monday the
Soth INST sell, Mt public auction, all his Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, Paintings Engravings, Casts
OF Antique Busts, Figures, and Books
The Furniture consists in part of the f,lIowinr mr.
tcies, VIZ. Beds, Bcdsteads and Furniture Side.
board, Tables, Chairs, Soptas, two Warlrobes an
excellent French Clock, good toned Piano Fertc
Music Stand and Stool, Looking Glasses, Bureaus.
Folding Screen three carpets, Fire Sets Plated and
other Cand!eslcks Dccantcrs, French breakfast and
tea China, Gun, French, English and Italian
Books, some rare aud valuable Eugravnps and from,
eighty to one hundred Green House Plants
The sale Of Furniture to commence at II o'clock
preci seiy: the Paintings at O'clock and Books at
4 PM Terms cash.
Sale TO be conducted by OTIS DsulIop & Co.
IL At private sale. valuable Mu!atto Boy. bro,
up as house servant. Also for hire for the bal
incumbrancc Apply to L. F. Pcticolas
ap elf is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
MARINE NEWS.
POIf1' o. RiCIIMONO.

ARRIVED,
Schr, Virginia, Chambers, from Philadelphia, via
Norfolk and City Point.
Scbr. Isaac w. Morris, Townsend, from ~. York,
via City Point.
SAILED,
Schr. Hannah g. Rcbecca, Cafoon, for n. York,
coal.
Soop Neptune -, dropped down the river to
load with wood for Philadelphia.
Schr Etna, -, for II. York, coal
Schr independence, Hooper, for Baltimore, with
coal.
Schr Savannah. Gordon, for New York. coal.
Schr Virginia, Price, for Baltimore, with tobacco
and flour.
Schr Sarah, Morrill,, for Boston, with tobacco and
-four.
Sloop Trimmer Price, for New York, coal
CLEARED,
Ship Eagle. Knight, Cork, and market, four by Palmer
Brig Post Captain, Walker, South America four by Daven-
NEW YORK, April Io.--A.'d ship Columbia Delsno fan
Photographed, ship Caledonia hom Liverpool-pac&c, of
CHEESE, Soap and Candies, for sale ON board
- the Schooner Charles Sidney, at the Loci;
Gates. Git
FOR LIVERPOOL,
~ The substantial Brig SUSAN. JANE,
fHA Capt NoRRIs, now loading at Pcketts.
80 -. For freight of 800 bbls flour, apply to
ap PIT ID. TIMBERLAKE.
FOR RENT,
2wA And possession given 1st May the up
fs..s23 per part of the tenement, lately occupied
I;sis by Mr.. l.. III. Bancroft as an apothccary
AzeH<EEstore, few doors below the Theatre =
Apply to OTIS, DUNLOP &CO.
ap 22-2aw4tif
MANAGERS OFFICE.
The following the drawn numbers of the Dis
NAL Swamp Lottery, Extra l.
SO % 18 80 81 80 Al 81 10.
81 80 81, 800
81 90 81, 100
Both sold at the Managers Office
apr % YATES * MCINTYRE.
Lambert's Office, April 90, 1880.
SO, 90, IS, 80, 81, so, AZ, 81, 10,
w ERE the drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp
w Canal Lottery, Extra Class No. /.
81, 80, 80, the second capital prize of $4,000,
was sold at this Office to resident of Richmond, who
received the cash for the in few minutes otter
the drawing TIL OMAS LAMBERT.
ap22
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Amount Of Produce and Nnmbnr Of Run,a rnss.

amount OF froduce and Number Of Boats passed
down through the Lower Locks
APRn I917 hhds tobacco do STEMS barrels flour
tons Of stone, tons Of sand barrels OIL boats coal do
202i bushels coal 800 ''
APRn 2O-l26 hhds tobacco do stems 73I barrels four
1og bushels wheat ~ bushels CON- 90 bushels apples 500 lbs
different anoes Of stone tons Of sand 10oo boo
poles, 20 boats, ~ coal DO, 1896 bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
The drawing will be received To.Morrow.
GO Numbcrs-iO Drawn Ballots.

&C &C. &c.
NIaekcis o'lY So, and shares IN roeorlion.-For
sale at BAMBERTS Fortunate Office
Where "a, 80, 30, capital Of $1,000 was sold in
the Dismal Swamp Lottery, drawn in this city yes
tcrday. an %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
NOTICE TO UNDERWRITERS

NOTICE TO UNDERWRITERS
~ Office is hereby given, that on the 9Th day of
~ May next, the undersigned, composing the
building committee OF Randolph Macon College, in
the town OF Boydon' Mecklenburg county, will pro
centre building of said college-the same to be of
brick, aud not to exceed in thirteen thousand
dollars Also, one Of brick, intended for the prepare
tory school house TO the college, the cost of which
shall not exceed fifteen hundred dollars.
II IS intended so to construct the centre building
hot II may hereafter DC conveniently added to; and
such underakers as may think proper 10 do So are
qnested 10 furnish the SUBSCRIBERS either on the day.
or before, with drafts for buildings on the most i'm
proven pa las 1t respects durability, neatness plain
ness and convcnence,l adapted to the appropr ATOMS
llEI. @. LEIGH,
INO. w. LEWIS,
JAMES SMITH
MATHEW NJ. DANCE
JNO. EARLY,
MOSES BROCK.
u Petersburg !noiligcncer Norfolk lie. aid LYNCH
bnrg Virginian, and Raleigh Register, will please
give the above two insertions
ap 20-9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
At l o'clock TOMORROW 1!

OPLE.NIJFJ NCHE.UE
$4,000, 10000, 5O0O.-Tickets So Haves 4 so
Quarters as, Eighlhs 10.
UHion Canal Lottery, Class No. 6, drew on Tuesday
IN Philadelphia, and the official list will be received by
BIGGER at one o'clock TO-NORROW
10 drawn ballots out Of CO.
Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, 5000, 24iO, 10
of 1000, &c. &c
Tickets So shares in proporion--f0r sale in every
variety rs usual, at BIGGER'S OFFICE.
up %
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, Class No. 6,
For 1880,
The drawing will be received To-Morrow.
kt,trh 20 IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
Union Canal Lottery, No. 6.

S5UO, 4OO, 900, 200 200. 100 &c. &c-Wholo
tickets 80, halves 30, Quarters 25.-Tlckgts for
sale at The Managers Office
I'D q YATES &. NJNTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

uJ'In consequence of the demise Of Gen Smvth,
Congress did no business on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

~ have received and shall publish with expo
dition, Mr. Barton's speech in secret session
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
BREEDING HORSES.
IVestpoint.

The size OF tha sire is OF NO. so much conse-
quenca as is generally supposed with d large
and roomy dam ofrbe best form thai eau be
procured VIII suffice that the sire he oI a
moderate ST. and of that nulne blood which
can alone ensuro bottom with clean legs, and
bone as hard as flint backed aud strengthened
by large tendons aud sIue"s after the model,
With little exception, oil Shakespeare House
# Adonis.
" Round hoofed, short jointcd, fellocks stag
and long.
Broad breast, full eyes, small head and nos
tils wide,
High crest, shor, ears, sraghte legs aud passing
strong,
Thin name, thick tail, broad bu tocks, tender
hide
The strength ofan animal does not depend
upon thu s.zs the bones, bat Oh that ut the
mus s.-Aians anmnls N3th larg. bones are
weak then muscles beng small AnmalS that
we're impnr iectIy nourisHe 4 durp their growth,
Lave their bones disp rOpor,lou ately large. II
such fclency of npursh,neuI ,rglHatt ii from
a constitutional defect, which is the most Ire.
quent cause, they remain weak during lIe
Large bones. therefore, generally indicate AN
imperfecton in the organs OF nutrition.
t. obtain the most approved form, two
by The selection Of individuals OF the same fam
ry-calied breeding i,-and IN. The oher 10y
seec ing male. and females f ON different va.
riches of the same species; winch is called
crossing the breed.
When n particular variety approaches per-
lection in form, breeding in-and in may be me
better pracIcs-especlaliy for those not wen
acquainted with The principles on when I'M
pruvement depends.
When the male is much larger than the ie-
male, the offspring is generally of ~ Imperlec'
form. If tn female be proportOnaly larger
The offspring is OF an improved form. FOR III
stance, # well formed large ram be put to
ewes proporiiouay smaller, the lambs will not
be SO we'll shaped as their parents; bat II a
small ram he put to large ewes, the lambs VIII
be Of al improved form.
The proper method OF improving the form OF
ANIMALS consists in selecting well formed te-
male, proportionaliy larger than the male.
The improvement depends on this principle
that the power OF the female TO supply her of
spring with nourishment is in p, oporIion to her
size, aud TO the power OF nourlshing herself
from The excellence of her constitution.
lhe size of The Ieius is generally in proper
ton 10 tina of the male parent aud therefore,
when the female parent is dlsproporIlonaliy
small, the quantity Of nourishment is efficient,
and her offspring has all the disproportions OF
a starveIlug But when The female, from her
SIZE and good constitution, is more than Hde
ouate To the nom ishment of ioelus of a small
er male than herself, the growth must be pro-
MOI tionately greater. The larger female has
alsn a greater quantity of muk, and her off,
snring is more ahundanily supplied wIln nour-
,hmept after birth.
10 produce the most perfect formed animal,
abundant nourishment is necessary from the
earliest period offs existence, until lis growth
Is complete.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Experiments tried BY John 2. We5ber. of Bsv
ely, Mass. IN The cultivation Of Potatoes, IN
1929
The land on which The potatoes were raised.
was manured alike, aud the land of one qua '
aud newly broken up.
l. planted four hills. with one large potato in
each hill, aud dug irm The SANE, potupes
weighing l23 IL,
look potatoes off the same size, and cut them
IN sh pleces, and made the following expert.
ments, in -four hills viz.
= Put four pieces in each hill. and dug there
from noialoes weighing l2 lbs.
O. fu' three pieces each hill. and dug
ihereirom potatoes weighing 10
t. fut two pieces in each hill, and dug IA
D. Pnt one piece in each hill and dug o
D. Planted foni bills with one small DO.
tnto, aud dug qg
Planted ionr hills with eyes of the po-
taio. and dug d.
d" experiments were with small potatoes,
aoon' the size Of hens eggs.
JOHN p WEBER
Beverly, (.f1ss.) Oct. Il 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
POGsER T..


From the .NeV York imsricap.
Love AND REAsoN-As ALLEGoKY.
One might, when Love. Oppressed with pain,
Had thrown aside bis golden guiver,
And gone 10 cool his throbbng main.
To roam awhile by Reasons river:
Upon the bank OF roses gay,
Which fringe he edge oil Reasons water.
He saw a eherub girl play,
And knew the tomp-ior heas,n's daughter
" Come hi,her, hither, blooming chill
Long have sought TO have thee near me
Let's roam among those roses Wild
I've moi my bow-you need cot fear the =
As Love pronounced the maideIs name,
From his bright wing he pluck d a feather
Pleased with The proiFtr'd toy. she came,
Aud hand ia hand they rolm'd together.
AT length there rose a tempest wild,
Though Reason thought 't.as not unpleas-
ing;
But storms scarce felt by Reasons child,
To gracile Love appear j, oh freezing
" How screen me from this icy ar
My wings are all too wet for flying
or, take me to that bosom far
Said Love 10 Reason, softly signing.
And nesting up 20 Reasons form,
Spread his chill wings on Reasons shout
And this IS why ashore gr0ws EARN,
Reason, they say grOt0s always cO5stcr.
Inc Zephyr now rode down The air,
Ard klss'd the ram lrops from tue crosses;
Aud Love unbraided Reasons hair,
And dried his wings with Reason tresses.
But both grew faint aud weary soon
" Reason" aid Love, the choice is ours;
Lpisstay beneath tnis silver moon,
Aud sleep the nigh amsng The ilowers"
Reason replied, with dropping head.
And pansing 'nea'h weeping willow,
Tiny made a SOFT C1rnation he'd,
And PLACID ROSE bud for pillow.
B esi another storm ought Use.
OF which taey'd ave 90 little warning,
One was Ia watch the changing skies,
Aud one sleep, BY turns, M morning.
Thus each awhile in slumber Law
Earh watch d the others couch OF roses ;
And tbs i "h, they always sa,
When Lore dwakes BENSON reposes.
HARP OF THE ISLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
Feb |

EfIhdlNlA-At rules held in the Jerks Office of the
superior Court of Chaneery, for the Lynchburg
pstfict the 18th day Of January, Is3O-Judlth Han
sard aud Peter C. Hansard, an infant who By the
salu judith Hansard, his mother, aud next friend.
%%sa'nst VIM MeDanle, Merrett Talbot, admr, of
"ohn abbot, aud Henry l.. Davis, Benz. Taliaferro,
1ahr' DC bons non, with the will annexed OF John
hansard, dec. John w Hansard, Ambrose Han
sara Isaac Hansard, Arson Tnsey and Sophia
1lS we, George Burlord and Polly his wileY Elijah
DayS and Permeila his wife, Archibald lIansard, and
rhilip burfOrd and Caroline his wife, doiis.
ihe defendants, John w Hansard, Archibald Han
ssrl, neorge Buriord and Polly mis- wife, and Philip
Dp'o P ahd caroline his wife, not having enter
~ helr appearances and given security according
- Tue act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and
pp1rng from satisfactory evidence that they
sunaoilahls OF this country-it ordered that the
l 1elehdants do appear here the first day ofthe
neN term, and answer the bill of the pltls aud that
eo' OF this order be forthwith inserted
paper printed in the of Lynehburg for IN onhs
feces'l'ey, and posted the front door of the
house, IN the SAID town.
Acopy-reste. J. WILLS, C. C.
ie'' 10 W2HGl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

VTlkGlNIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
" OF The Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the 4th day Of January, 1880. Robert
Barber aud WIN. Barber, Wit sue by Thomas adams.
ineIr next friend, Pitts against John b. Rutledse
ienry Brown, Patsey Barber, Mastin Clay, Iames q.
fearing WIN. Harris aud X obert Scott, Defts.
me defendant Robert Scott, not having entered his
spPeaIAhce and given security according the act
Assembly and the rules of this curt appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that he is mhabitant
o TINS country 1t is ordered that the said defend
aul answer the bill of the plaius and that copy Of
.n,o order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
p'hted IN tie town OF Lynchburg for two months
e'HVeiy aud posted the fo door of the courthouse
;" 'he SAID town copy--reste.
j. WILLS, c. C.
feb, M2m49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
w22rnE

W rtiNIA-At rules huden IL the clerh lice -
fno Superior Court ofChapcery, FOX the Lynch
gfgs B4'uIel, the 18th day uf January, s5O-John A
AHHftaa, Thomas Hamilton, Water Baker and Jaco.
ila9 as VIE, Jesse adams and Eizabeth his vile,
Iaeeis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton, kcl-
lie, aHa SpaanAgh las Nlie, MTy IS. LdmIto ton, Fran
Cls u n imilton joan I. Hamilton, CItharine A l..
Hamilton, Charles I iapl,,tou, Hrler 3. Hamilton
Neil and Corbma hia wUe, Ursula 4 Baker,
llinke and Margaret his vic, Alexander ii.
Baker, Walter T. BaSer, Francis II hnker, " Mag
define | Baker, pitts. against Edward Lynch, William
Davis, ir. and Zlhda his wife, Ma Ida Roberts, Alex
Llggal and Mary his wife, William b. Lynch, AN
infant by Commissioner Benagh. specially assigned
his guardian, Charles Lynch, Mildred smith, Charles
Il'hynch, Mary Ann Lynch, Sarah " Lynch, Susan
NJ Lynch and JohuP p. Lynch, which SAID Sarah NJ.
aud Susan Ill are infants by Commissioner Benagh
specially assigned their guardian, John Lynch, Jun.
Samuel Mitchell, sen Robert Ward and Elizabeth his
WIFE, John Douglass aud Sarah his wife, Mildred Ter
rel and Achilles Douglass and Ann his wife, dofts.
The defendants, Charles Lynch, Mildred Smith, John
Lynch Jr. and Samuel MITCHELL sen. not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO tn
act ia ssembiy aud the rules of this court and it ap
Pei'mg by satisfactory evidence that they not in
hihlants ofthis country is ordered that the said
dei do pear here the first day of the next term
and answer the original and amended bills of the pits
and hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
som newspaper printed ia thetown of LynChhurg 70
Two months successfully, aud posted at the front door
OF tue courthouse in said town.
Copy Teste, JWILLS,C. c.
Feb IS w2m54
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
TER M2.

q. no, annuin, payable in adv ance.-.No sub
pf.y, he received for less time than six mouths
'p',I naper will discontinued (hut at the discretion
aad 40 EPS S an,il all arrearases are paid
Adyert.emcqts will he inserted g. 50 cents e per
sfiafs W. Those FROM distance must be paid for
70 their insertion, or tho payment assumed by
previo pussnonslbIe person in Lynchbmg.
- chaocery Orders not exceeding two squares are
,o,Srted for six dollars.
r,uletters addressed to the Editors must be post
n ar they wHi not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
POTATOES.

Mr. John p. Webber, of Beverly, has made
ex,,erimt nts which must have caused him some
care. relating TO the question SO fruitful oil ex-
oeriments, but not yet decided, whslher it IS
most profitable to plani large CT small potatoes
Whole or in paris. The Committee advise that
II, statement be printed, as aifording results
which may lead 10 further teiaIs IL is really
very desirable 10 ascertain whether this valua-
BILE article Of food can be had in equal quantity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
$40 $40 Os

The water ia now distributed through two Of
the princpaI streets and intermediate alleys.
and. introduced into the yards OF most OF our
citizens For every purpose oil relreshment
and culinary use, il has the decided preference
N the water heretofore used, and is obtained
alta less cost of tune aud labor. The ccnrea.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

N T rules holden in the Clerks Office of the county
tn of Patrick, the itI day of January, 1880. VIM.
copeland and Martha his wife, late Martha Nlblett
Thomas BOunduront, aud Jane his wife, late Jane Nib
lett, and John Pedeo, and Any his wife, late Any Nib
lett, p.. against Elizabeth Nibett and Polly Nlbet,
. defs. in ChaDcery, .
The defendants not having entered their appearance,
and given security according the act OF Assembly aud
te rules olhis court, aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence That they not inhabitants of this country IL
ordered that the said defendants appear here on III
Thursday after the second Monday in May next aud mn
The bill oftbe pitts; aud that copy OF this ordc
be forthwith inserted Ia >omG newspaper pubiiahed IN
the ofLyucbburg for months successiEelV, and
posed OF the I ont door ofhe ,rhouse al TIN. comty
copy--feste, STAPLES.
Vim M2mSl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Ptatprincipte Of Seeds A small portion OF
the Roy al Park OF Cospy, was broken up some
time az" for the purpose OF Ornamental culture,
when Immediately several flowers sprung up. oil
the kind winch are ordinarily cultivated IN
gardens this led 10 an ,Hsustign,'on, and II
WAS ascertaiaed that this Iden'ical spot had
ben used as =. arden not later lhan the time
of Oliver Cromwell. more than 10 years be.
fore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
From The american Former.
THE BEST METHOD OF COOKING PO
TAIDES

TATOES
My last years crop was Gne, both in SIZE and
lualIh. iSold 10 gentleman OF Baltimore "a
quantity, and he was 50 much pleased with
them, that he required iur'her supply was
present at the delivery, and was invited 10 dine
he recommendedth the potatoes could scarcely
believe them II he the SINE kind | made free
to inquire OF the lady the manner in which they
were cooked soon learned that Ihr charn q
Ter OF the potatoe was destroyed Ivy beng put
lnto cold wafer, aud suffered to rcmain until
their meats were donr, and thus rendered
scarcely tit Tor stock 10 eat would make il a
SINE qua non,n the employ meat OF a cook, whe-
Iher or mol, they understood cooking potatoes
| would here hut TO the cook as well as the cuI-
tivaIor, that potatoes should be placed Ia ves-
sci OF boiling water, an not rely upon steam
ing them, aud cannot be cooked too quick Tue
water extracts hat sirDng aud acid quality
common 10 all tuberons rooted vegetables W.
"flen have them prepared whilst The cloth is
spreading for dinner, shy fifteen or twe,'y
minutes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

from much SMALLER amount OF seed bv cutting
since We usually plant about p bushels ~
good whole potatoes to an acre. No nremin
has been Offered for experiments of this kind
December, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

The breast Of the wheel is built oil masonry
and timber the trout of the breast and the
forebay chamber have been well secured by
pudding and panking, TO prevent tne wafer
from leaking aud blowing up the foundation oil
the race. The iimhers Of the breast are hewn,
and plauked TO an exact arch of a circle so
that the wheel passe. as near as possible to
the circular sweep without touching it.