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4 An DOLLARS REWARD -Ransway. in the
AC0 month Of May last, Negro Woman, nam
Gu Many. She Is inclined TO the mulatto toIerabIv
long hair, good Cook and House srvan, she 90 AZ
purchased by CHARLES l.. Wing6eld. E,q then of viii
nam purg-now OF Norfolk, in the latter place some
ume ids' winter AMI made her escape near Williams
purs; as Mr. w. was sending her the Steamboat TO
oe oeiivered to my agent | will give the above re-
wdIu dehvered to me in Jefferson, Jackson COUNTY
Geergia $50 IL secured in anv iail 50 ,bat Hi
ner, or 100 Tor the chance of her All persons are
oIwaned from barboring her as their peril Ie,,srs
saoressed TO me at the above place, will receive mme
'Hte ''et h'iOh VIM. ID MARTIN.
49, "' T3-n
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Z AiSSOLUI lON.-The Co-partnersiip here,of re-
80 eSislng between the subscribers under the arm
OF Dlsir q Anderson, Is this day dissolved by mutual
WIZ present them 10 Beverley Blair; and those indebted
20 the concern, will make payment to him-be onIv
oeng authorised to receive and grant discharges r IN
same REVEUt r. g. W, ~, ~
Richmond, 3lst Dec. 1880 DAVID ANDERSoN
TIE Subscriber will continue TO transact eommis.
SOD business at The stand Cary street heretofore Or
eupen by Blair & AndersoD. To the patrons of tia,
and the public gsneraly, that any business COO
n1eu 10 bis care, shall receive unremited stenGon
looks aud papers Of Bir Anderson being left in
M custody ne invites d those having claims against
mem 70 call on him for payment; at those indebted
70 nquldaie their respec I've bslanceshe onIv being
uooseo, as may be seen by the advertisement above
!" fecel' Q and grant discharges for ae same
~ BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond. let ~ 1880 7s2,u2~.,e,f
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NoffoLN, Jan Our friends of The Legislature
Wno ped We visit 81 week, have expressed them
seIyes tshy grai6ed with their excursion TO the Dis
ma swamp Canal,snd lie ineN hausab1s tributary Lie
bfummonh They are perfectly sa,i.h ID of n. c,m
potency % iulhl The most sauguine exoscis,,r. oI U
Nfnok anl he Roanoke add az yirgtnians III 49,
i"s P,de 10 y, as work Of Internal Improvement,
WI On docs 20 much credit 10 their naive si.ts Th
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EDwD. EGGLESToN,
JOHN w. BAKER, Trustees.
JOHN 7. LEIGH,

NoR RENT the next year, or to be leased for two
- O. or more years. the Store-house and premises on
e. street near the Bell Tavern, present occupied bv
MIR: A. W. Nolting-The stoor itself is large and com
modous, and has besides fire-proof Lumber house.
communicating with the rear The upper stories are
Wen adpted to the accommodation of a family-Pos
session can 6egiven on the LIST day OF January next
Apply to the subscriber in Nerfolk
Dec. %. eff JOuN III ZEE
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UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILIIAMsBURG-
~ Notice 10 hereby given that athe cells in this in
TUITION are occupied, and that patients will
De received until some Of the said cells are vacant
que noiee OF which WILDE given. BY order of the
NouT' OF directors. j., HENLEY
'""J NJ III
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hAhLES who's colts will suit those who
~ breed TO run, because they are runnins and y,n.
ng' ana nose who breed to srll, becau.e thew are
SeI!ng at high Frices,-wi sand, the mex, season.
held within one me Of Moody's Tavern. Is fono pa.
hereafter WM p IOtINm ue, &C
Chesterfield, jan 4 "a aa,,f
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BOOKS AND STATION Avv

uAORT i.sNIiTTn ND STATIONARY.
"a he mas purchased from Collins 4 In ,bsi s.,,'
ssoeh 81 b@oss, Stationary, sc in The eitv NJ R;es
"eeuaeS Snd '9s ne vii, continue in the store ormerIy
,oiofe experienced by tho friends and cm.'o nsIs
,.1 hment (which be links will not be din.
WI induce them to continue heir favors TSa
eseat STOCK " large aud well assort d. and lie !. s
ma' 'hs most strenuous sxertions OF The hon.
g" increase its value and give general ssisfaetion
TY-6-n6w
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EE ARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a decree nj
6sA the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
Ds'iict' pronounced on the 81 day of April 1880 in
Ihursday, the 10th day OF F. buary next offer for sale
al public auction. to the highest bidder, on the pre
mses' Tor cssh, so much OF the tract Of land in the
said decree, with the interest thereoa and tbs =,
me me Pa,nhfi and the costs aud charges of sale
me tract oil land aforementioned lies near the town
on which David Ratray now resides
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. s C. c. r. D.
Jan. 8. 74-tds Or On. y, hi. -;
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q bAh SHADES FOR SALE-WII be ,oIJ. At
~ Puohc auction, on the premises the 2stb dav If
January iSSo-the frn called Oak Shades, in Hano
yer county belonging to the estate of the Ia,e Luz
s, ueceaseo' IL - situated OIL the main roaI from
ieanlohu 10 charlottesville, and about 25 miles from
e ormsr place 1t contains about 200 acres-is W n
anoered-has dwelling house, and all the necessary
A credit Of six and twelve months ,vit h H.; - =
purchaser giving good security and deed Of ,,ns, ON
the land, to secure the psymen, "
p;.. JOHN WIGHT, Administrator
Rlchmcnd, Jan. Is. 70 ~,
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WISH TO purchase or hire skillful and rustv osIsr
and shoe maker. p W n, SyYn poo'
Dec. 25. 60 So "'
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ChANCERY.-At rules hsld for Che,t,r6eld connv 49,,
her, 1850. ' 'e "" ey OF Deeem-
joseph Brooks, Edward Barnett and Rebeooa hi, wifi. late
heeca Brooks, aud Elias Biook,,jr. $50 pi.in,,T ne
Against A'Nh""''
josef Wood and Polly his II, Chez,
ham, Chmt PHI Chetham josiah Nan, hi, wife s
up.dsh william msnds, Andeon, Thomas. SALLY Peter
and james Saeog' aud Rebeeeaiook. Defendants,
~ e',ndan' joseph Wood aud Polly his WIFE H,zkab
Christopher Cheshsm josiah Akin and Many his &c
Wam snelns' and Sally Sneng., having their an
snd gwen security according the General A.
ana 9 rue. OF thl' court, aud tina. they not
ants by coun'e-It ordered, thst the said dsf,nJso,
wood aud Polly his wife, Hezekah Chsss Cbronbsr
su JOSIAH Akin ant Nancy his wife, William SneIp,, and s liz
,pP.ar h.r' on the second Monday ne1 aud
with inserted in public n.w,paps nI;n,si IL; d.
Uy OF kichnon for two month. eeyey and also po,,rJ "
court days. A Cory Tel. ''' ''' '"o successive
Jan. 3. 0' NO''NaLLf D; O.
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EN lSS EALUE-wiib sentiments of bioh ..--...-
lIn collects The patronage Of Der friends ss 49,
lure Paioier-For her first patrons ,be vii
the reduced price Of $lO--and no cbgSs 49,
where saiisfsciion is not given 'Be "aoe'
Richmond, Jan. 1, 1881 =,
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HNEhALE experimentation the superinte nd
- snee OF MIS- Buckner, will be opened, on The
I'nnary, 1881 school for the ecepon OF youn q
nv. ue
Inc course OF instruction will comprise all the most
pp,, ordnehes Of an English Education, Drawing,
PAINTING, Needle work, &c.
me prize Of Board and Tuition will be $50 paid quar-
.ery ~ advance or SS5 At the end Of The year. Bed
ira charge will be made.
ne situation Is unexcePtionsby healthy and eIisi
oe IN every respectand every effort will be made To
sovsnee the Improvement Of the pupils, and give salts
iaciion 10 their friends
Nov. 90 co. 'R'
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PROPOSALS.

w" 'obLishLNo IN THE CITY RicAMoN d,
Il Weekly Miscellaneous Pepper,
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IuscGloosa Cdunty. October Tenn Isso
Thomas II. Boiling, plaintiff,
: Hffnrbm,ot
Richard Dennis, Sem, defendsntS
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Inc defendant Is Dsn-resident of this State II ia
therefore ordered by the Court, that all proceedings in
thls cause be stayed until the expiration of six months
from he return oil the writ in this cause, and that no.
after the hst day OF January x in the Richmond
enquirer newspaper printed 10 the State Of Virginia
requiring me defendant TO appear and make his LEI gal
defence within he lime limited as aforesaid or 10
ceilings will b. had according to law SC
copy-Ieste, JOHN Nj. JENKINS
jan. l3. 76-w6u Co.,
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House, SiSn Chairs, and Ornamental Painting GiId
ing, sc
VENHE subscriber, truly grateful Tor the patronage
z has received during the last ten years respect
'uy INFORMS the citizens Of Richmond and the public
iec himself in his profession, and invites them TO i,
at ns oiu san', next door to the Compiler ciiice and
examine MS limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from the country in his line attended TO-
Dec. IL. Gift ~ W M.CIN>rtcc
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NOTICE.
w ANIED at the Peni,entisry, the following Rib
w of Timber, viz: '"e Dug
0 o willow OAK Felloes, s. inche. wide
edge 4 IT, long, young and tough, free from
knots and splits "o'"
400 pair Hame Timber
900 White Oak Spokes, and
3sooV l. b'ch Scanng, in. square, to be cut bsfora
On mn mas 100 900 Flour Barrel Billets
Oct 20. 50-u THOMAS NELSON d
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Edward j. Brooks is about % or 30 wears of age
square shouldered, Of mddlng stature and beates in
ms speech tie Is fond OF drink, and will be found
drunk Whenever he /. fouud He was last seem ahou,
~ miles above Williamsburg on his way to Richmond
Mr.. Peaman, MIR. Thomas Lee, s. Mr. William "A
Richmond. Dee 90 IN '" !"
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OhANCERY Rules h.ld the CIerk. Office of E,s..
oouniy Court Hondsy, the day Of Decsmb.r
t'nhod al infant under the age ye b
mons, a he"'y' her guardian and next friend, Pie =
U,sm d. Rennod' albert Rennold,, Henry s. Rsnp.ld OLGA,
ne"boI', Arthur Rennolds, Robert Repnod, hs 49,
The d.f.nd..y, Defds.
'ns entered their given security
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and apps,rjns bv -.
Iaof tVeenee That they
Sfs"d he Plaintiff by ocun'el-I Ordered The said
sh'wer he bill Of the Psrf that cory Of th, a,s ~
Ion~h inserted IN Newspaper 10 the civ n R
houu ' months suocevsly, another eonv h.
Up " tue front door Of the Courthouse Of hi, county
a Tete
Dec. ~ s8-w8w JAMES ROY MICOU :, o,.,t
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6y me Governor Of the Commonwealth of ViTginia.
A OCLAMATION


PROCLAMATION.
AAHEREAS it has been represented to the salts.
wv faction oil the Executive, that most cruel and
temperate murder was committed on THURSDAY tn.
Ioh inst. In the County OF Warwick on the body of a
woman named Maria, by a certaio Edward Brooks.
10 she had been hired and the said Brooks hav.
Now, Their fore, John Floyd Cove rnor OF the Com
monweai'h OF Virginia, have thought proper with the
suvier M Council oil STA to offer reward of one
hundred dollars 10 any person persons who will sp-
psehtnd The said Edward Brooks aud convey him to
the JAIL oil Warwick County Aforesaid: and do more
over require all officers civil aud military and exhor,
,he gooi p ope Of the Common 18th, to use their
oes endeavours 10 cause the said fugitive 10 b. appre
"enued' mat he may be dealt with the law directs
re- Given under my hand Governor and under
losaiJ the seal OF the Com wealth at Richc,ond
this 9Th day Of December 1870
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re- oIiCE "A vacancy having occurred in the Fee
1 male Department Of the Richmond Lancaseri,n
enooI' oy the death of the late teacher. Miss Rebec
~ penhe"' l. becomes necessary that the Board of
ms end all who may be disposed to apply are reauir
ca 10 send IN their applications accompanied by salts
factory testimonials, as to qualification to The Secretary
OF the Board before the third F,dav in Fsh,vs,y
next me salary is Si00 per annum, payable QUAR-.
'eI,y' by resolution OF the Board of Trustees
1en. .. H-Zaw4w JOHN s. MYERS, Sew
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Copp's Nine The following is stated TO be IN.
Notn Cdfoiina:-Ihe capital invested n wo king il i.
S<o'oooi the weekly expense for hands, &c. is SIPS:
~" ,he weekly product OF Gold is from to 900 dw,s.
Ue'ow The surface OF the earth A steam engine o.
hsr,e power has been erected the top of the
| (9O leet in dee ph) to pumn cut lhe water 'N
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Il 1850 "' O'"| oet'ber 26h
William Stark, Bowling Sarke, Lucy Stark. Tbo No.,
200 FRANCES his wife, who Stsfke John md
ne ms WE who Adeiue Statke, Della STAKE Ch.,i,
eoa I@, Ph Leak infant by Philip b. WSop hi.
,ynn,t ' Pitts.
Henry white aud Mary srs,hley BIZ, wife who wa, Mar,
Jane stake, "'" Jane MS "he, who was
TIM, J,v -, ,hs .,.:.,n , 81. Defds
in gay plaintiff by their counsel and filed bei, hill
the defendants tbe,,
me- sn' security seeordns Ati Of Assembly TX
Gu, a. CouI sni appearing TO the saUsfsetiop of tbs
deed Tb, p sy are no, of th, Commonwealth Or
Oou next TO answer the SAID Bill and that COW 4f d. M
he ~ ys inserted 10 the Enquirer newspaper in
t"e yoi richmond, for two month, md III,
copy he posted 81 the front doos the eourt9n.s G a.
NJ Ieey' i'"e' PHILIP q. WINSTON, O. III. O.
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- 1906 Nouny Oourt, 9Th November
Edward Anderson, MT.
Asaind PHh'
WINS Ahuson, James Anderson LinI,ev Aods,,,, 1L n
IT, N1hry ms wife, who Nancy Ander,on od bsti, vi
n, son sud only heir vf Alice Fsllip dee rho zs, X;s
Tbi, J,, 80. a.. No., Defdts
s''s 2n OF the Court, that Dendsui Lin.sy Aodo
% asso OF Tn, State On the melton OF The PIsipa II b,
h TOE SID defendant here on the soord en.
puay nr' and sn'wsr The Bill Of The PlsintG tb,t
~ ol n order he forthwith two months
~ zone ne"Pspsf published within hi, se od o po,sd :,
Dee. a. gwavt "' as 1t,p ~ 1Tprpy este,
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W.
UJ postmasters and other', at a distance who exert
TO OBTAIN Subscribers, shall receive 10 per
cent, or he FIFTH paper gratis r.
Editors throughout the State, friendly to the OBJ
Ject, VIII confer favor by giving the above few in
sertions. Jan, I3 &c ~
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es,ss fT9
NE ~ ss7 7}as ~
10
Sa--csszs~----as:s..sesifkSieeSssS ssSssnaeaSf
ON PLOuGHlNC.
North Carolina, Marah IS, 1881

I,,onose to offer a paper or two on the first
and most important operation OF Agriculture !;
snt if my opinions and my m"nner 81 com"u-
,;fra,ior hem are tolerated, may extend my
remarks to some other particulars oil lhis hrS'
and best OF arts.
e,sors | sneak Of plouehing. It's necessary
70 nremi,e that all planted crops should he IN
5,,is and not in b lis, and nll sowD crops IN
lad, for reasons ina, will appear obvIons IN
INV manner OF plYughiug, aud by some obSer-
val. ems on planting that may perhaps ioaa"'
The fact ia all thai is necessary 10 lie uhdef-
seod, r. at.
,eo.,ble that they should be good, run deep,
and be Of a form 20 turn lurro" WIN 'he
least pos.ible resistance. Inc hVofu"pe's
weigh, oT a plough is matter oi htHe conse-
Cu.ncs. except hal heavy plough runs more
steadily for the difference oil ~ or 10 pounds
would NOT be petc ptiDie to team capable
osca,,y;ng a Thousand but the deviation of
a, ;acb IN the form af n moudboard will af-
feet the drsueht more than l'ty or Il hundred
pounds. r.. .,fo;.I
scratching of q bad plough, AMI weak team,
can nrornise nothing favourauir 10 'he 'afme''
Rooc, il not affo, ded for the crop roots to pen
citrate. nor is the earth loosea 10 solel ne
mois,ur, TO rise, nor the rams whcn iaii 10
u.,.,ra,e either rain OF drought III the suia-
hs, excess ruin. the crori II can only be wo'k-
adj in seasons exactly favourable, anu me
sc,a,ch;no farmers cares and enxIeties are
on,y ,elieyed by his land soon washing away
As tina, goes down the rivers, he goes over ''e
mounteios Wherein consists the paHio'ism
M. had tatmer1 This SORT oil itInefani neeos
new appoilation. o,
Farmers often object that they CANNOT
nloueb deep, as from the 'ewnesS U, '"' u
b,rses thew cannot afford To double d'e't teams
that is. nut Two horses 10 plough ! ""o"
from sIpericnce, that eight horses II "o"o'T
when breaking Up, will tend as mueh i''"'
and make a better crop than ten "orHns STU
Civ, This apparent paradox, u "o' NO" ~
yIous. will be solved III some iu'a'e ""o'
lind it elpsdient 10 writ" u.
- Land should never tie hdshed up OF s'"ss
p,oushed for any preparation. IL shoulo oe
hedded for corn. wheat, ana every Quo ~"
and the wafer iurrow vi one crop sho''o "
The ridge OF the next. f,r
In rey,rsins the beds begin in the wafer 'ui
row. The deepest pioughl"g Is 'hereoy "rau'
deeper. The sides of the old beds are s'ce'
off aud thrown together TO form nc" o"e'
with every repetition you can P'"usu o.ep
and deeper. aud soon arrive al oeihn 4'''
incredible 10 the skimmeI' c.
Cross. pioughing is very decep"ous gu
per6cisliy observed, work seems 10 nave u q
done, but in fact the ridges are merely se'ope
of TO fill burrows. Deep ploughing Us our
tie question. Jethro TulI in his BOOK, ias
may quote perhaps hereafter, conoe'nns S'ts'
pleuehing Tor some pa r,icuiar reasons, "'
we'll deserve consideration, DE
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A NEw BEAUTIFUL rpvALuAnIx FRv,r.
Brought from Council Buff, aud bearing in
.Nep Engtand. Extract Of letter from J.
6nissip, Esq. 10 J. 5. Skinner, Postnlasier OF
BAH iHlore.
My DxAR Sra: Brighfon s,yI laaI
we have now growing in our grounds tree
ten feet high, the produce of the seed you
we're so Kind as TO send me eish, years ago,
called the shephwdla or Silver Capp'd Buffalo
Berry Tree. The ensuing autumn we shall
nave aqnantity Of them, aud some Of them are
very much al your service. II ia ons Of The
greatest acquisitions of the fruii-bearing kind
our country can produce for beauty of foliage.
tuIlness, goodness. aud elegance OF fruit, ii 10
u"rlvalled by Amy new production the f,uii
u about the size OF the red Antwerp currant,
much more richto the taste, and forms one
continued cluster of fruit on every branch aud
twig.
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POETRY.
AiAN-By Byron

,,sntis !, life 10 wear within myself
c,,. reoopss Of spirit, and 10 he
own souls sepuobfe, foi have ceased
- -" :. ;,s,ify my deeds unto myself
u" cbs lat infr,niiy of evil! Aye,
r rus winged and cloud-clesving minfs'er
An Eagle passes.
vho.a hsppy flight is highest unto heaven,
We'll ma, st thou swoop SO Gear mel should
IN. nrey. aud gorge thine easss thou art
w. the eve cannot folio thee, but thine
.,;s,,es downward, onward or above,
van ne,yadine visiott--Beant,fdls
liz brauiiuI ia all this visible world
uow glorious 10 its action and 'tseii
~, 90 who name ourselves lis sovereigns, we,
H,l Dust, half Deity, alike unfit
-. snk OF soar, with our mixed essence make
conflict Vi its eleaients, and breathe
Inc breath Of degradation and of pride,
r.n,eadpg with low wants and lofty will,
Tll our mortality predoIsinates,
Aud men are-wna' 'ney hau'e moi 70 inem-
selves,
And ,rust not to each oher."
--.ooo.-
sfuement.-O.e OF the most beautiful des-
cyin,,ous of retirement, IS an ode of Charles
cation The freud oil old Isaac Walton, the Ia.
nous piscaO
How calm aud quiet delight
II is, alone
To read, aud mediate, and write,
By none Offended, aud offending none;
To walk, ride, sit or sleep, at ones own ease /,
And pleasing mans sell, none other to dis
please.
Miss Long.-She was a beautiful young la
dy, but so short that she was, when alive, cal
led the Pocket Venus, or Loves nuodec imo.
Tier epitapb concluded--
Though Long, vet shor';
Though short. yd pretty Long
Confined Genius-rhe following IS copied
rom the back of a oue-jolar bull:
Prison is a house Of care
Mace wh-Te none can thrive,
,ouch,tone true, TO try friend
Agrave for one nl've.
Its sometimes a place OF right,
Sometimes a Place OF wrong;
Sometimes a place for rogues and thieves,
And honest men among.
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A WORD TO BEE.KEEPERS


A.soon as your bees commence working in
the spring, incline your box or hive on oae
- and with slab Of wood having a thin
odae s,raue the stand Immediately under the
- IN around the inner edge OF the box,
,aL,oo care to remove all the web that may De
attached to the stand or hive, ms the whole Sc
c,..ris in keeping them free from the wen,
G,,,,.d by the molh or lly. Hasiig c"mple-
red this operstIon, provide } oursel WITH 'on'
Ill hloeks OF " ood aud place Que under
e...h corner OF your bon, SO as TO RAISE II a.
n,,, hall an inch from the stand. ms viii en-
a,Le vou to dean the stand without removing
,be hive this scrap,ng operation must oe ie-
,eated .veiy three or Tour Gays, u 1heie
should he any appearance oil wen 'o' mn y"
.t'.o,I ar around the inner edges OF the
hise. Itsems necessary 10 ieinai"' 'na' '"e
.tb oy av commences its attack by KIND OF
me- .,,.n .r,,osch, st forming its web on the
81 ,h.n exeuding il up The sides oil the
.,,,L il net, complete possession; by Il
49, ,',,.lv attention m removing tue "eb As
-, .o,.d h. ,ayages Of the worm may be ell
ti. ,ev.nle1, AZ IN additional part oil
w, Ian n,oposed, il will be necessary 10
- m entrance Tor the Gees, ny eu'.'ne
'.,onni,ulsr sill in the troht OF ihc nife
a. from lie totton,, say about Two
~, haf in, hes ~ l'ngtn ahd one io"'ih
a"u -. with a Kind OF she'll under w. 10
,eslinp PLACE Tor the etes gong
o., r.,n,nins 20 the hive; aiie' oe'"s "'''s
ana se'u' ,nr bees seem 10 prefer this entrance
u'e r. oos AT The bottom. Ia lie "ih'e9 n-
10 'ne ,ha ,,ocks from under the hive, and al
NOV. 'a - ,e., Immediately on The and ,hls
row r."aer the hive perfectly close al 'he po.-
and the entrance III toh' pe'"s fu'
,o'n lie narrow, will guard against 'na y
1 lDi
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
FRENCH PREPARATION OF COFFEE.

Nix. SMITH
In all that concern, the table, the French
lar excel a II other nations. Their dishes are
savory, palatable, soluble, ond wholesome.
Your receipt for making coffee according 10
The French mode, III the last or 18th volume
OF the Farmer, rs good, if II PROVIDES, (Which
do not recollect, and my volume Is at the
bindeIs,) that the ground coffee be wet into
paste and kept in glazed vessel over night,
before used IN the morning but you have o.
mltied two important particulars which sup.
ply-one derived from the published letter Of
Mr.. Carter, of New York, who lately travelled
10 France, and the other from q gentleman
who had resided IN a French family which
came 10 this country from 81. Domingo Mr..
Carter says, the French add boiled milk 10
their coffee. which gives it a melIdwness not to
be impaired by cold milk or cream and my
other Information is, mat the French sweet
en- their coffee with sugar candy, OF
sometimes with what is about the same thing,
with clarified syrup, mol yet reduced 10 state
OF CONSULTATION. The process Tor making ei.
Their OF ID sc is suttl cienIly simple but as the
last has abridged labor, and many conventen-
ces TO recommend II, will speak only OF that.
An egg with its shell Is beat up To n froth and
added To iwp or three quaits of wafer IN
bell-meiai kettle--irom eight to twelve pounds
oil sugar. (elther brown OF whIte) Is added 10
mis-, am told few glasses OF OF lime water
Is a useful addition, but | have not tried 1t, J
and il is s,mineTed ~ scummed yer n bark %,
coal fire, sn,Il CHARMED and reduced 10 a syrup
oil lhe proper consistency, when il ia put up Tor
use. Besides tor coffee. tnis syrup Is also ex-
celient Tor hitters, puddIngs, 9'c. II a lnlle
! togniac - added 10 It. ! have tried all--the
strained coifet, the DO led milk, and the ciari-
fed sugbr, aud co,nmtnd The who'll.
COUSIN TABITHA