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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
NEW ADVERTIsBMBMTs


STOP AT RICHMO ND!-The sub. cribers beg
~ leave 70 inform thes iriepds, that they have
neeted themselves With exensivs Hat NJ suufsctoty
near the city Of Nav York, ard prepared to pot
up hats OF slnost every description, ~ low picee
- any vendors In The northern cities. Mershsu1
bound 10 the por'hSsse respectfully invited 10 call and
examine for themsslve, before laying In their ,ods.
RAYMOND & BROrHERS.
N. b. We will keep large supply Of Cap, Of our
swu manufacture, which will BIS sold low. X & b.
August 10. ~ 1885,
a ILLUSTRATORS SALE -Oa Thur,dsy, tie
- LIST day Of Sep eubsr nex II fair. II not, tho ne <,
tsr day, We shall oxpsse sale. to the highest bidder
81 the late residences OF -pben Woo ison, deed all
the psfsonh csiaie Of said Woodscn consisting OF par.
seief vaIuabls negroes. stock Of every description
plantation utensils, hou.es old anil kitchen
ern, &c. &c &e. Tsrms-six months credit for ali
sums over ten dollars-uudsr that, cash-Beud, and
approved sesurisy will be required Of hs
OvERTON C. ANDERSON,
BENJAMIN NJ. PERKINS,
Admr's. OF Stephen Woodsop, deed.
N. b. All persons having claims agAiu,t The sstate,
are requested 10 bring them 10 for aud those
indebted, To- make paym en-, immsdia ely, indu-
Eenes can be gvon C. A.
Augu" ~ z9-fds Admt's.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
G5cIgeeg@9gU 1s3D6m
Thursday Eucssssa:. Oct. go.
"Qusm Deus rult per&ere prius dementat.n

"Qucm Deus ruh per&ere prius dementatn
Here they are; we exhibit them to-day cheek by
Jowl. The two bell wethers of Jacksonism Duff
Hreen and stephen Simpson, backed by the verita-
bic WIN. H. Lewis, in person. It would be laugh
able In the hghestdcsree, were it rot SO disgrace
tui, TO sec how the ''many headed monster has
been gulled by such miserable tools. How honest
and pure IN all their motives! They did not deceive
each other however: the gloss too transparent
who ciamorcd loudest about bribery and corrup-
| tIoni 1t was undoubtedly true that Mr.. CLAW was
guilty, but the pure, the immaculate the sprcatcst
and best" having never sought office, could not
countenance intrigue! Oh no, who can believe II
possible! WIN. B. Lewis, his bosom friend, mana
geo the whole matter without daring to whisper in
MS car the means he was calling into piav TO buv
up the press. Duff, when he wants money and cam,
get 1t elsewhere, finds himself by pure accident in
the ncighborhood of the Eern1iiace, and there nh.
tains a supply of the reldy. Simpson also when
IN distress, is assured by correspondent ot tho
Her~ttagc, that funds shall be provide6 The bea.
ven born Amos too, comes in for snacks Ts,ev
must all have something in hand, and a good deaf
in expectancy. They were a needy set, but ppro
Patriots. Every negotiation was for the good of
the people. Gen. Jackson of course knew moth.
ing of all this Do VIC not know how rel,ct,n,1y
II
nc Row submits to being put in nomination for
reelection merely because The people ,oiH hare it So
1t would be Just as uncharablo to suppose that
nc knew Of these things, though passing directly
nnocr his nose, as TO believe he knew any thing of
the contents of the letter of his private Secretary
RANKED by himself, TO a member of the PcnnsvIva
MA Senate, to get up his denomination What is
conclusive on the subject is this, that Simpson and
"seen' we have 1t on the highest authority, have
been dismissed from his confidence and council for
their attempt to corrupt VIM. H. Lewis and Amos
Kendall This is the truo secret of the rupture be-
tween them, and the President is determined to
be above suspicion, he will dismiss these latter also
when.ae can dispense with their services without
cndangcring the public welfare. All which is fully
proved, we are given TO understand, in a pamphIet
written by the President, aad which is to be pub
lshed shortly, together with another pamphlet
also written by the President prove the innocence
OF another person who shall be nameless and which
,the last mentioned), the "Greatest and Best ~
entertained his friends with privately last winter
and the fall before very much to their cdificaton
and delight
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
From the Portland Courier.
: = - VT = u y ~ = |T0E II :
RORDER TROIIRIES


n MESSENGER MADAwAsKA.-Mr Baker,
from the Madawaska Settlement, the same indv d.
ual who was formerly imprisoned by the British
authorities, is in this town, having como on by
express for the purpose of conferrng with the Elk
ecutive Of the State.
We understand that he reports that the inhabi-
tans Of ,Madawaska met and organized themselves
as a town corporation agrecably TO a law of our
State, Legislature, passed last winter. The British
authorities hearing of it demonstrated and threat.
cned Again, at the time Of the annpal election,
the inhabitants met and chose a representative
The authorities Of New Brunswick then came with
an armed force, and arrested many as they could
find, who took any part in the town meeting, and
carried them off to Frederiokton, probably TO be i'm
prisoned.
Mr.. Baker ard few others fed to the woods
and escaped being arrested lie hung round the
settlement few days, so near as TO communicate
occasionally with his family, Qhc women being al.
lowed to 90 back and forth from one neigbborhood
to another) The French inhabitants yielded to the
Iel9..IlLons ce Tic British and very permitted to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
From the NntionnL InteMigencer.

,mceSrs. Editors: IF the following article meant
not in malice. but in mirth, should be deemed
worthy of admission into your columns, it is al
your service, and by its insertion you will obge
your ebedient servant, NJ
ErtrGci from the Instructions tc certain Foreign
Minister
"Y ou will make yourself agreeable as possible
to the Premier for the time being 1t has been a
complaint in foreign courts, perhaps not without
louhdaton that our Ministers were. 100 unbcndinp
too naughty, and, Il has been sarcastically added
TOO american. These faults your natural DISPOSE
ton, as we'll as that nice tact which distinguishes
you, will teach and enable YOU to avoid 1t is me-
ccssgrY that you should, under eue5y circumstance
remember that for certain reasons should The inter
course with certain islands be so cogged with fresh
clauses and restrictions to become d mere name,
it must nevertheless bcretained."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

MARCH OF STEAM!-It is impossible to tell what
benefits the application of steam power is destined
to confer upon mankind. a novel experiment is
about to be tried, which bids fair to prove benefi
clal not only to the projectors but 10 the owners
OF land in the neighborhood of navigablc waters.
chased the Steamboat United States, and with.
put any alterations of her machinery, which is
OF 6O horse power, will soon haze on board
IN motion, four whip that will cut timber at
the rate of $4,000 feet per day. Thus will
be put IN operation floating Steam Saw mill,
which will pass along the shores of the Chcsapeake
Bay and timber ofany description nauled on board,
sawed and returned to the owners on the spot or
sent to market il RATS sailing vessels Col
Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

mo Efforts which the Proprietors of IN. Nav,
49,; papers make to excel one another in tho For
Jews Department of their respective onrn,Is
~, ""nout precedent, even PERTAINS in I.onda,
ynrL 'G.owiug passage from an article in the Nav;
& courier and Enquirer will give our re, LEV
vocation: 'iu incurred IN this
al IN me third ofoetober news schooner hoard
Gu the Napoleon seventy miles east of Sad JuaiI
a.. a. - n. vi. We received our papers ! A NJ c
no io"r'h' and the Courier and Enouirer w,. - Ut
eu 10 our subscribers with all the news via
o.ner paper knew that she was near the sort Sic
was not photographed until III A M. at which ,;d,e
shp was twenty miles outside of Sandy UonL ~
her news about seven hours p r0A oI
a., no annual cost of the schooners and bo,t. &c
we H0urier and Enquirer alone is stated NV ,h.u
q. s'Sooo: But that's triflc, the whole animal ex
y Whs OF tho same paper being stated $4,000
' .a'r, the said paper remarks thus. '0''
~. he stamps or Government dutv olopo nm -, -.
ns .~es newspaper IN London, amount to 5000. oo0
per nnnum. Fake the population of New w
-ns wealth, commerce, trade, and natural =,
crease d say how long it will be before some Of
,n n ST. ehterprisng of city papers will haxo
io,ooo daily subscribers7 We confidently ,nt;.;
pa.e ID IN the next three years. and shall try h, e,
deserve n"-Naf Int ~ "aiu 40
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
From tLe Pennsylvania WIZ

o .;, FRlgMBII OYER JACKSONlSM.
The election of last Juesdav, exhibits the Low
Enp OF Jdeksonism in Philadslpha. No Tickle. bear.
ing THAT TITLE was ventured on by his friends in
tins city Tho whole contest turning on the .DrM.
ochATic TICKET" composed partly of Clay Men,
Jackson Men, Calhoun Men ond McJe,n Mn
This tessolated Ticket is elected On the ye5y day of
Elect On, Mr. Charles Johnson, came out under
hi9 o,op signature, announcing his intention ofncver
AGAIN SUPPORTING ANDREW JACKSON yet Mr. John
son IS elected SELECT Council Man, by one Of the
HIGHEST VOTES This fact itself gives the death Jlor
10 JAcKsoNIsM in Philadelphia Ii was the same in re-
lation 10 the ASSEMBLY TICKET, Mr. HEMrr,rLr being
dec'ded ANfI-JAcksoN MAN, friend TO the Tariff,
th'e'adt Improvements and the Bank Of the U.States
NO pictures, no labels, no bills exhibited on tho
Etccf'on Day, the name portrait of Andreu
Jackson! Such is the natural decline of artificial
popularity, made up of fiction bribery, and cor
fnp'ion, on the one side, and dcus,op and credili
ty on tho other.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

We take tho following paragrap hs from the Pro.
vldenco Qs. H. American-not with 5avidity," but
SIMPLY to show what is declared by leading Anti
Masonic paper, cideuant Clay.
''1n no event short of an intcrposition of Provi
dence. can Mr. Writ be withdrawn or abandoned
by the party whose delegates nominated him at
Baltimore; nor can he without the consent of tina,
party suffer his name to be withdrawn from the
canvass, as the anti masonic candidate.
"Ih1oughout the whole country, the nomination
OF Mr. "irt is hailed by the anti masonic press with
exclamation, and the spirit of unanimity
winch perVaded the Convention at Baltimore and
induced every man to sacrifice personal preferences
to the general good, will pervadc the entire antrna
sonic party in the u. States"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Bunk Endorsement w Unde, stand tina, there has
been recently discovered singular extensive fraud
which was pIactIed The Bank of New Yor. as IA,
BACK as 1876 and 1927 gentleman who is new in
tina! establishments detected forged balance in one OF
the accounts kept in 1927 and induced by this cir
cnnlsance 10 make thorough investigation of the
books, upon which he discovered that UPWARDS of voR
TY TH1vsAND DOLLARS had been emhezzcd The person
suspected for having committed tho fraud was one of the
chief clerks when it committed
lie has been absent in Europe and resided principally
~ France since he left the esrabl.hne until about six
weeks ago. From the ingenious manner in which the
balances were forged, u was difficult detect them
warrant was issued Saturday evening for the ares,
of the accused but he has euded Wig ance OF
our Police Officers ~. y. Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

rENHSTLvANIA-The small majoritcs obtained
by Jackson tickets in many of the towns in Penn.
syivana Indicate an astonishing diminution of the
strength OF the party.-We were much struck
with this circumstances in glancing our eye over
INC columns OF the Lancaster and York County
Record where, within the compass of less than
twenty lines devoted to the election news, we found
'hat IN washington county tho Jackson majority
was only eight; in Marietta the majority of tho
same party was ten; and in York county the Jack
son ticket was but t,oo votes ahead-Nai. Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

YERMoNr.-The Legislature of Vermont COM
mcnced lis annual session. at Montpelier, on Thurs
day last One of its first acts, and that probably
one OF some difficulty, will be 10 choose Governor
tho people having failed to do so at the recent O.
lection The voters tho State and doubtless the
members of the Legislature, divided into three
professionalism strong enough of itsefto out num-
Der the other two and the coalition of any two bo
ing sufcient to ensure success. The result NAV
perhaps disclose facts on tho subject of fin.
itcs.-BIlt. Pat,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Serious riots have taken place recently at tho
faFh Theatre in New York. ~ seems Mr.. An.
dcTson' celebrated Vocalist from England has in.
CURED The public indignation by allcdged contua-
c'ous expressions in relation to the people of
the United States. The Play-going folks de.
termincd in consequence, that ne should not be-
permitted TO appear on the stage, and they have
succeeded in driving him from the boards. In an
address to the public, sir. Anderson denies using
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Extract Of a letter from Malaga, dated Sd Sep.
Heavy rains set in at Malaga and in the vicinn
ity, on l7th and 18TH and 22d August. and ha S
done ncalculab!e injury to the crops of fruit; ii is
estimated that fully one-half is destroyed. The
disaster to the crop on which much depends here,
is attended with the greatest distressp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Iu'rs 81 Reform,~-Ira Woodman, ono Of the re.
J0'mea-'" Post Masters in New Hampshire, and
who' having been indicted for robbery of the
mall III tho United States Court, was admitted
to bail in the sum of $500, has given leg BAIL and
forfeited his recosnizance. The New Hampshire
statesman says that the security is ut,cr'v inso,
vent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

vd IRON N.Y., lhAYsE-By the packet ship Erie, at New
Advertiser have reeeiyed Havre pannrs efEan. n
nad far!s to the evening of the LIST Senteuhor
iheir contents are principally unticipa,ed in ,Io
extracts published yesterday from tho London M
P [;s several private letters received in Pa.
scd with Intelligence of the cessation Of bos;,,in
ae o Russia and Poland Don Pedro, late En-
Peror OF Brazil, and the Dey of Algiers w.ro ~
aris. tera tho suburb of Gon-tantinope, was dos
'loyed by hre the ID of August.-BnA Pr 09
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
s. = So sas*easg Is gkaggs.
Fph o. IgICff,!1I-T
y r. WE'D


Schr Three Sisters, Maubray, from Phi!adepha.
with eundries. to l. Webb 81 Co, Workman & Nc
Gruder, J III Nash, B Peyton, c VI Mitchell, N
Gordon 81 Co NJ Radcliffe Allen, ir S S Saun
ders' Lancaster, DENLY s. Co, 5 Putney. l. Du
ham, Cotton & Clarke Gibbon and G E Tiffin
Steamboat Maryland, Jenkins, from Petersburg
with tobacco. o.
Schr Mary, Bcaston, from Egg Harbour, with
sundries.
Schr Amity, Townsend, from Old Point
SiooP Express, -, from Philadelphia, with
sundres.
Schr Caroline Marion, -, from Baltimore
Schr Carpenters Fancy, -, from North Car
elina, with shingles.
SAILED.
schr Counsellor, Hand, for Philadelphia, will
coal, &C. -.
Steamboat Comet, Young, for City Point, with
tobacco.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk,
with freight and passengers.
Steamboat Sandusky, Carpenter, for Norfolk
with freight and passengers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

The Pennsylvania Enquirer states tho probable
result OF the recent selection in New Jersey to be
Tor Jackson, Council :, Assembly 26-for CLAW.
Council! !, AssoIably "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

nam, bat the Americans refusing to promise ALI.
W. W. ,n Mero carried off in a body.
49,. 'aue.s'ana 'omo of the prisoners addressed
iTlters TO the Governor of this State. Will e
.nel. way TO fredericktop. We presume stat, H
nent VIII Immediately be forwarded TO tho C.narei
ooaern"neh. II is time our Government should
'''he 10 some decision IN this business,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

James A. Dunlap, of Florida, to be Attorney of
the United States for the Middle District of Flori
da, vice James G. Ringgold deceased.
John Nelson, Esq. member Of the Bar of
Frederick county, Md. has been appointed
Charge deS .9Gai's al the Court of Naplcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

IN account from Barbndoes of the 5th Sen
te"6or states that 1904 persons had been found
dad IN The ruins. and the churches were full of
the wounded.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
4 Meaning Henry Clar.

Tbut bLAIs and KENDALL succeeded in this; which con.
WINGED AcEsoN OF the necessity of buying them orer He
mas BOUGHT THEM They now give the La,o and lash
tie SLAVES of the IaTty
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Schr Vineyard, Kcene, hence at Baltimore O
Tuesday.
Schr Planter, Baldwin, sailed from Now Yor
on Monday for Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
"a Cd TACE
ST. ,FOMN9S HATS.

Just received per schr. Ho
" 7 net. few cnses of Charles 3
" I Johns Ha,s, so Justly celebrated
- d elegance and durability. Also fro
a. Philadelphia, per schr. COUNSEL,
several cases of mock london Hats, handsod
article, which offer DIT IS each. Also gentI
mems and youths cloth Caps, fashionable I'd
terms. On hand, large assortment of i'd
priced Fur Hats from s so upwards. Alsol
large assorrm of black drab and brown WI
Hats; Leather, fur. and hair Caps, ~toEctIs
witha general assortment Of Hatters' Stock !
Trimmings. AL or any Of which will be a
at reduced prices, for cash or approved crq
JOHN TUOMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
MAIkRlED.

1n " Wednesday evening, the 18th inst Mr.. ELF
AzER VEST, to Miss FRANCES ELLYsoN, both of tb;,
City. 49, vi 'iiis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

nieeting OF the Central AntJackson Con,
,nl.'eo was held at the Eagle Tavern. on To.da
nj no business that it was intended to transact
.. .,,lt ti'no' was adjourned over until Fr;d,w
tomorrow? evening, at which time it is bonod tboo
nie'oers VIII be Punctual in their attendance az
matters OF interest will be brought forward. Tbo
m meeting VIII be held at the Eagle Tavern at G
hers of the Committee follow, viz: Rob S,anen.
M Mon' F9i2rd, Chapman Johnson, John III. Smith
VIM ~ RICHARDSON, Geo. Watson, VIM. II. G.,
Rab Alex. l., Bolts, R. Anderson, David Briggs,
E,7vhn,sa. nn'ey' thos: c. Howard, VIM. H.
Sbeaiah Cartwright, r, a. Darlington, Geo. M
harrington, Dr. Thos. Nelson, Martin Drewrv
k Tn John Kerr, Gabriel Ralston. E. w. Rootes'
I Aian' Dabney Carr, Dixon Timberlake'
InsePn MARX Micajah Clarke, James Blair
nienry Clarke, Charles Copeland Thos. Richardson
AoOf' u. Scott, John II. Peasants, John S. MYERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

liverpool Corn Market Sent. 5.-S;nce T,o.a
ln n trade has ruled very heavy. In old Wheat TO
ehect sales reduction of Sd to I'D must be submit,
TED on lower qualities. OF new Wheat prices have
gradually declined, and reduce our quotations
I'D to cd per bushel. In bonded grain mo- transnn
lions. One or two small parcels of Flour changed
hands. Flour, sour, 80 SIS; sweet SO 36s. In
dian Corn 80 $685. AA
-. oo. "a at HGrre' Sept $50 bales Lou Cotton,
at sei AZ Alabama, IS; 90 Tenn e3A: 50 MohiIa
o2 $50; i5Cp bis Flour per VIM. Smith, from Va
at o'i.; LOO bags St. Domingo Coffee, 10, in en-.
tEePot; p04 do Havana, IS. 40 '''-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
from The PeHnaylrania Wig.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
LETTER IT.-New SERIRs

=
On The kst''dcntioi Elections If 1891 and 1923.
50 thoroughly wcs tie chaiae;c= Of Andrew
80 aeasliad AZ The paEloA sg!.en he was FIRST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100,
WaEAI-prime qualities-IO7. a Il2 cents
CCOOoo M FLCUR-in good demand at SIS 63
E GOnN-o3 to GU cents-in demand
neutrality-suspicious. trifing.
Common refused, S25a3
Other refused, 8 A.
Common passed, 3Ia 4i
Midding, Al a s
GOOD and ine-hardly any appearing at our
nSpections-probable value $5t s or 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Auguste Davezac, of Louisiana, to be Charge
a. Afalres of the United States, near His Majesty
the King of the Netherlands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

OF the United States, at the late trienuial meet.
ing IN Philadeiphia
Number OF stockholders. ili5. The Gov.
ernmea' stockholders having paid for then
stock. have taken il %.
li49 stockholders own from | to 10 shares
each e0o females own 5000 shares 800
trustees aud executors 2O6oo-i2 corpora
tons aud ohat,laOle societies 1900.
More than ono fourth is hgld IN the above
manner.
The Capital is distributed between the Bank
in Philadelphia and % Branches, Since 1917.
two Branches have been discontinued, aud o
new ones created making an Increase OF sew
an IN fourteen years. THESE proceeded from
thir'y eight applications.
The situation OF the Bank On the LIST of Au-
gust, 1881 was as follonsi
Public debt fund 35Onn 900
Discounted on personal security, III 900 OOI
- on funded security soO coo
- on domestic exchange linO. 900
Circulation, - 800, COO
Deposits, Ia, 3oo, 600
Specie. ll5OO 900
Notes of state Bank, equal 10 specie, 2,loo,ooO
surplus profits, LOO. 900
surplus provisions for bad debts, 800 900
Bonus for Bank & per cent from Co
vernment, paid aud liquida,od 100 600
Increase of investments since 1922, %, 200 900
Net profits Tor January aud July,
iS22, i,I69, ii5
o'he Tor 1881. 1880, OOu
Amount OF bills bough aud sold aud
treasury transfers, $4,000 900
Domestic bills bought II Log 900
In August, 1922, amount of discounts
Vt Fauk aud Branches Tor DO.
mesuc purposes, 10 700 900
oSule III 1861, $4,000, 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
Fl OUR FOR SHEEP.

NJ. Msitre great agrculturst aud breeder
sheep, near Chaliilon-sur Seine, about a
year ago, conceived the idea. that not only the
straw of corn, but the dried stalks of clover,
iucerne, &C. might be ground iuto flour. His
experiments have Gsen crowned with com
plete success, and he has obtained KIND
OF honr, SOMEWHAT similar in qualify 10 that
OF bruised fodder. Tins alemial is a substi-
tutc for braa aud Is an agreeable and substan-
tidl food iof sheep aud lambs, who suck II with
aY,dEy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
TERMS.

rvror 81 Per annun, payable In advanee.-No sub
-, ,x,Il be received for less time than sax months
Ill be discontinued (but at the discretion
lf,,a Ed,tors) Until all arrearascs are paid.
~ Advert seneuts viii be inserted at % cents per
T,r Ie,s) the first time, and 81 IL cents for each
+,susnee Those FROM "A distance must be paid Tor
y,aus to tier lassrrlen or the payment assumed by
y a., re,pon ,l5ie person u Lynchbarg.
~ Alleuers addressed to the Editors must be post
I'D ar they Will not be attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
BEE MOTH

friend informs US, he has discovered by
experiment that DIR, comb laid about hives,
forms trap for the bee moth. by attracting
The similer, which deposites It's eggs in the
comb, where they are easily destroyed. a
piece of coWb which he placed for the pur-
pose, was completely Glled with The moths.
I UeSeru filler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

millions OF money which fluids !, way 10 this
side oil the Atlantic. For silk is an inGlspeo
sable article, aud is one of the FIRST necessity
as mIeh 80 as tea and sugar. No slan or NO
'nan can pat oa IA coat, shawl, hat, glove, OF
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