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HOUSE or DELEC. TIES
JAsUARY %
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson Of BOts.
tourt, the House resumed the cons.
asrston OF tins question when, after
. debate upon IT,
Mr.. Witoher moved 10 postpone the
whole subject, indefinitely.
The question was taken on this mn
ton, and begstived, as follows:
hIrs-hessrs Banks. Speaker, )Grn.lds,
Booker. Campbell Of Bed, Pate. Gbol.on'
shen, PAtieson az Buck. Daniel, Hal, bur.
ION, Richardson, Ps,tcsob Of Ches PendIe.
ton, Brosdus, W ilson OF Cum. Drodn,r.
Ritehie. Ball. Chiffon. stilimsu, Hale Of r '
Woods Of r.. Bryce 1T Fred. smith q 3
smith Of Glou.. Spencer, Bruce, s,m., h.,o.
Jordan. Shield, Gsllahsr, Har~ood. Hoo.
DAbney. Carter Of Ian. and r., Ps,pcs rtsr,
stree. Hudgins.. Goode Of Neck, KnsL
webb. Csbeil. Fisher. Harvey, Anderson q,
Not. DAVIS. Wmeber. Swanson, Miller, pu.
Puy' Land, Stands. Carter Of r w. Car.
500 Cobb, Crump, Hsrgrsve. Newton. snd
Brown-6O.
Nos.-tie.sr, Drsmmond. WOOD of Abe.
marie Randolph, Persinger. Garland, N'Cue,
niooke'Carrron Faulkner. Goode Of Berk,
ANDERSON Ut Bot Wilson u Hot. Campbell
OF Brooke. Boiling. spasisek -Rs..s. inc,
Marshall. Stephenson. Helms. Wsod Of T.k.
Sn'dow. Bryce OF Gooch /, Hail OF Gr.yssn.
Efss'ne. C.rsksdan, Posson. fsesnr. Msiien,
williams OF Hat, Johnson, Gssvely. Berry,
summer. Allen. Hays. Lswson. hTlhsney,
Cordeil, Caldwell, Smith Of IA. and Jack !,
b''hnEsS. Henry. vswtes. Preston. Cbsnd
isr' Leigh Fnzhssh. Psrrioss. Rober,ssa,
Haer, Glhlsad, zsan. Hart, Moore. A'pov
ell h.AAho.. Cine, Jesse, K,lgore, Bare.
poseil' Moncure, G'llespie. M'Coy, a'Cul
,ooh; keller. Aorris. Crockett, King. kO,hss
footd--7i.
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LATEST FROM LIBERIA

BY the schooner Orion, Llufrio, arrived here
yesterday, IN 80 days from Measurable, VIC have
received says the Baltimore Amerieanl the L.
IBERIA Herald Of the ed December. We COW
from Il the annexed paragraph
AosRovIA, DEC. 90.
.arriuoI Of Emigranfs. In our last
We had the pleasure Of announcing
the cafe arrival of the Criterion, and
II is our privilege this month TO notice
the arrival Of the schooner Orion Of
Baltimore, with thirty four emigrants,
sent out at the expense Of the Mary
land State Colonization Society; and
the schooner Margaret Mercer, pur
chased and fitted out with suitable
cargo, ut the expense Of the Psnnsyl
vania State Colonization Society for
the use OF the Colonial Agency. The
Margaret Mercer alss brings cut nine
emigrants from Phiiadelphia, as many
as she could well accommodate. She
Z" fine vessel. rejecting high credi,
upon the ts'firing bounty Of ker noble
spirited donors. She will remain on
the coast. and viii supply the place OF
the Measurable, and be eminentIy ser
vieeable in lessening the expenses OF
the Agency. From late occurrence.
at the South, which we deplore a. much
as any man possibly can. we are led
10 conclude. that new impulse will
be given to the noble scheme of Colo.
nizatiop.
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Arkansas, JAN. 4.

AnKAHsAS, JAN. q.
The Enigrafing Indians. Ninety
large wagons. with teams Of 4 or G
horses or oxen, engaged ia the trans.
portArtion Of the Choctaw Emigrants.
left this place and vicinity. on Thurs.
day lsst. 29th uIt. in opposite diree.
tIons. aud IN about equal numbers.
Tine portion of them, with about $50
emlgranis, under their Chief. Col. ID.
FOLSOM, have gene 10 the West, and
are bound for the Red River section OF
the New ChOets~ country. This party
10 ia charge of Lieut.. Ryan, y. s.
Agent for experimenting the Remove
Of Indians. aud is expected to reach
the end Of its journey by the a5th inst.
These people will settle within 90
miles Of the western boundary Of tbs.
Territory, on the waters Of Moantain
and Gloyer's Forks.
About 1000 emigrants, via Red
River and the Washits. il il expected
passed Washington. Hampstead enan.
~, on or about the lst instant, on thei,
way to Kiameohia; and there are about
1000 nov ~ the Post Of Arkansas.
waiting the arrival oC wsgons to con
vey them 10 their destination. About
400 Of the latter number 20 90 the
kiamechiA-the residue will settle %
the Arkansas, near fort Smith.
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ID EsPEC TFULLY beg lss,s .
~ inlurm their friends and sas''
meTs. that they are now Fsssiyieg 81 issi
store 20 Sbepbefdsiown o.. snd aiso 81 'hss
store st BsdAIng. IN Berkeley eousy.
ifesh supply %
New and Cheap Goods.
10 ~hieh they issi'e the aiisatios q q
lossFs q good bargains
ShsPheFdEiown. Jan. Is. fssa
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STOVES.

'NflE subscriber has just receive.
irCsh supply u large FRANA
LIN STOVES. Nhieh he uill sell ehssf
lie has also on hand q supply o. Coos
aad other StoSea
THOMAS RAwLlNs
ChsfIe4toWn. FEB. 3.
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legs 10 the water, aud the water bu5-
bied Tor . minute. We waited tili
these symptoms were past, aud then
went in doors, and sfteswsrdsI think
We went oat, and ak ed dows Shore
ditch TO occupy the time, aud in n
bout three quarters Of an hour we re-
turned and took him out OF the well,
appalling him by the cord attached
to his feeti We aodrsssed him 10 tho
paved yard, rolled his clothes up, and
buried them where they were found
BY the witness who produced the NJ
DIssEorIoR.-The horror excited
Ia London by the recent discoveries
Of the practice Of B,vking in that me.
tropolis, hes led to much discussion
~ the best mode Of encouraging dis
sections by lava nsng others, =
Colons, Jones, . noted Radical, ad-
dressed . letter To the Tsmes on this
subject, In which he advocates the
propriety Of the middle and higher
ranks leaving their bodies for the ben
eft Of science, as an example to The
lower ranks TO do the same. The
Colonel states that he has bequesth-
ed his own body to the Anstomica oil
Theatre Of the London University.
Exclusion Of Free Biaeks.-The
Tennessee Legislature have passed
an Act forbidding free blacks from
coming into the State to remain more
than twenty days. The penalty 10 q
fine Of from ten to city dollars, and
confinement in the psuitentiary from
one to two years. Double tho high
est penalty is to be inflicted after the
first offence. The Act also prohibits
mauumission, without an i'm medal
removal from the State.
The horse barn Of Mr.. Wells, inn.
keeper, at Elk Creek, Pa. was burn,
down on Sunday night last, and OF
sixteen valuable stage horses, belong
ing to X. 8. Reed. Of Erie, fifteen pc
rished IN the flames. The fire is cup
posed 10 have taken from q candle be
ing left on peg in the side Of the barn,
by one Of the stage drivers. on leaving
the barn for the night. forgetting to
remove il.
The Trustees Of Baltimore Aims.
house state that out Of l16O paupers
admitted into that Institution during
the past year, ii has been aseertaine cd
that 1905 have been reduced to pau
Psrism through intemperance, and, on
the other hand. that only As have been
admitted whose temperate habits are
unquestioned.
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Norei Duei.-A Paris paper relates
as TACT that two students at Berlin
having quarrelled, agreed to kiss the
lips OF person MORALLY affected with
the Cholera, aud that the dispute should
terminate with the death Of either
Each Of them kissed the lips Of man
IN the last stage Of the disease, but
herdying within twenty -four hours
afterwards, their mutual friends de-
ciared that they should be reconciled.
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The Mayor of n. York has ordered
that, 10 consequence Of the spread ol
the Cholera ~ Europe. Ell vessels AZ
rising tom ports IN the Nediferraness.
% the Western Coast Of Europe. i'm
Guiding those u Great Britain, shall
snehor At quarantine anlfl examined
by the Health Oficcr.
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.anofher due! took place on the 2sth
uit. in Georgia, between Mr.. Gis,
and Mr.. Fair, both ofSouth Carolins,
IN which the latter vas shot through
the heart. "The scene vas truly
melancholy" says one Of the spec.
tators, "as Mr.. Fair, who was killed
bad three brothers and other relations
on the ground."
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a Dsel took place On the 23d ali
OF Fort Mitchell. near Celu bus
Georgis.] betveeo- General Sowel
Voolfolk and Major j. T.. Camp, ID
which the former yes shot through
the heart NJ the FIRST ERE, and tho lat.
ter seriously, though not dangerous
ly. in the abdomen. The parties
fought % the same spot where Dr..
Woodson vas recently killed. both
individuals were residents Of Colum
bus, and Gen. Voolfolk hes been che
State Senator Of Museogee for seve,
raj years.
Exn-c,of letter On this subject, received from
! friend in Columbia
"On Yesterday, (23d ult.) wit
nessej the duel between Major CsmE
and Gen. Voolfolk. They had bu,
one shot each. Gen. Voolfolk sho,
frat, and his ball passed through 1hs
flesh Of Major C.. an inch above ths
navel. The wound, by many, is tho'l
slight, but his surgeon thinks il dan
gerous. After Mai. Camp received
the wound, he shot Gen. Voolfolk. -
His ball passed through w. above the
heart. Voolfolk walked seven steps
towards the crowd Of spectators, and
said "he has killed me-" The blood
gushed out Of his mouth he view ed
il aiientiveiy-laid himself upon tho
ground, and expired mediateiy, with.
out having again spoken.Y
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Although this Is rather an article oil Injury than
absolute necessity, yet II Is one 81 easily Obtained
by every person, and consequently OF 50 gguffal
usr, afsw observations on lis culture may MT bc
unacceptable looar agricultural friends.
Il TN hualY baye escaped TN notice ofthe most
anobseryg that DUNG the tore part o the season,
many OF In blossoms Oh cucumber WINS " hat
.oe usually denommated false blows, winch ne
yer lroiuce fruit. We have seen stated by Il
wliier Oh gardening. that u mcren' the appearance
otthese, and greatly To increase tle prodaeuyeaess
Ief the WINS when the plants have but TOO roash
leaves, Il stasn Ia which thay arrive within Nv
days alter they ftet Up the bud or top Of the
tlae should BIZ carefully eof oil with small knife
ct par 81 Scissors above tdsse ran2h leaves but
not too close 10 thcm. This CAUSES lhe plant In
pui forth runners soVner than II otherwise would
10, greater nnmtets aud ntarer the root Of tn
plant-saId thus II haranes nart produelya and II
eafaer porod than l5ose plants On winch tbs
operation Is mol parIormed
Y INT tie eieet produced by saah Treatment i.
We e4tanot say from personal eYperlenee, bat q
friend has Informed us thai h made the experiment
last yedr, aud that is success Gr exceeded eXpee
tat.on. Fh9 plants treated tins manner, produce
fruit several days earlier ana ii reatef abnnaanee
during the whole season. than Others which wera
planted at the same time and IN the sum hills with
them, winch VIE not topped
Il Is Il common error, not only III relation 10 su=
catabefs but also 10 almost al other Vegetables
of tins class thai too "reat an,nbcr suffered To
4ow on eiyen quantity ol GROUND Fer IN
stance. II Is not unusual To find on Il Square rod
from ono hundred - one hundred and fifty plants
@hrh Is At leasf too efeat number by one half
fheroot otlhe eusaalher extends many faet IL
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BAT IIING.

CDid Bath.-l. We are never TO enter the cold
bath when the temperature OF the body II below the
standard. of health; Fit Is few iegrers aioyc
tbs, the bathing will be proportlonably more state
ful aud nygolatng
= We should never remain long in the watcr
no longer than to secure a vigorous reaction. The
common mistake ON THIS point Is, not only 10 re-
main III the water tlll the glow of warmth arising
from the shock IS established, but till 1t Is ds<pa
ted by continuing in the water too long, On by re
turning too often.
3 We are to bathe before breakfast, or better be
fore dinner.
A. We are to bathc " hen the stomach Is empty
or nearly 50. And
5 We are to battle every second or third day on
ly. or -four bathing depends on the tide. we may
bathe veraldays IN succession, and then omit rs
many.
Uarm Bah--1. The warm bath should be en-.
tered by persons IN health, at nnety-hlee degrees
Of heat, and after waiting a few minutes and auef-
DIM 10 the sensations, lis temperature should b SO
altered fany alteration IS required Us to render II
the most grateful IL Our. feelings.
2 The best time for bathing IS the forenoon, al
terthe breakfast Is digested The cases III which
il Is preferable expedent to hathc III the NOR
ning or evening, ART few, and to be regarded US
exceptions to the general rule.
!. IS got easy to ue.at =. esf aene.a. a.
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yTI'6lNtt 1T itue. he'll II ne GI,r's "iira ef TN
CT tlreHt Superior Court nt iaN aud thtucel3 hr the
eosnty Of 5ac,nleHu, liz III ii In, i-2.-Mlldred
Jon.en, eaar Of Richard Joloson ICED with tn" vii
annexed faAiil, against talip lohnfoa, Renhrn
Jehason, LEWIS JoAnsou, Babot Riddle aud Nan.
cY hls Wifi, PrYloa johnson, Jonn II. johnson,
lhomas johnson, Wiliam J. Dunn aud sally hs
wiz Elizabeth lotnsor. join Johnson, adm. Of Chris
tophei l0husou, d. Al. ns own light, Rlclard job"
toi, 81 uel Aesemson, and iary in VII, rhomas In
son, james Johnson Iohn Il. hiegglson and Martha liz
vic, Emmy Jo.iso,t, Washington J9Ir,,en, ChapHon
Jalnsoa, Napoleon Johnson, Alexander John.nh, nndr
ohnsop, Rohstt lol,on, Aiiroa T. i Hard aud elizabeth
has "il am jose I'll Last aud Ehz Ibe,a his wii,, Def
In CmHeery.
The Defendants Thomas johnson, lson Of RichardD
and Thomas johnson, tnd Rabert Johnson, (sons ot
Ihomis Ioloson,3 Napoleon jah1sen, not having
etered their appearance und security according
To the of Assembly aud tho rules Of tiis aud Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence haths vel :nha
ans of this country IL ordered lat the said asent
deendaus do appear here tho hrS day nth ue,t Sep
enler term aud the bill al the plaintiff aud TINT a
copy ii this order be forthwith inserted IN sone r"sraper
pnted IN the town OF ynchburg ,lort"o months
s'ey and posted thu trout door of the courthouse OF
II ELBRIpGE, {. p. c.
june II. WIN
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EnInNllnpnEHIDN-

liz numerous f,Ieo.l4 aud H.. eetIfe nabjts al
reInife IN the Justice winch Congress has ropjer=4
IN tl,ls .eol lgen md s9lant nalrol The Gen,n..
lrf attt tint hr ,nnfo5,riutien Ia INN l. 8l5 mo
rash. aud s % fef Inc. Nav he onll,e The Reyo.
nt5nafir5
Rem,fl4aI NJ ZWlf,ktlFEE. If hen,nek,
on the ,l,#zll4s,an Of llIa Invalid Pension g,li.
July ls3a.
AR NltkIlIsI md ih.,t lie lfsa atisen Gar
the pnrpa.s of elIef,n an amendment t,,r .b,rl, h.
#,i3s,l .,lg n,,,.l,,f # ,o,,,oiltee ,,,,,d
role Ar Chairman l,I,,f.. t,, lat, ,a, t,oIoos
Inoes Preston a worthy aud etljen, .on n.
y,falnjn f,fsoa, he es,ntofls If n hone and III.
enjoyment II plenty. and repaired IN lhe field az
dancer IN defence 81 ii. eaintfV ar,fhis and bs,.r
Atiheb,lll,s Of CLrysle,s 6e4. whilst y, the b,od
Of In Gallant .z,,aenl he received n wound bv
the sllot al ile enemy.
DeYftIlyf5. beloved and estseined abor,ne ur-
GaliIn1ts Of thu mari, OF honor and nefaonai
bravery
Ar tlsalssf#,f lI,a#,gat s4,a n,,o t.e fedneto,
Of fbfafIpv t6oagt rendered n .tati,,t and fl. ,,,,f
n,lI, aIlo,# he ,o,nnt,,Il, 4Il,ed Tat of,,rs8ol
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IN tbs climate. the s.sd should b. sawn ehaui III
first OF APa IN a hat bed m nay ht trausPf,tt,a
INTO TIN open AR aboat thr frstef My. III lows a
bout twelseor dfsea loehes apart AT lsealf
euIt, atce as medical plant f.w see5s VII pa.
habIy be eneusl for any eoe f4naly Whelbaf II
vii preserve IFS medl,al qdalties utter L if.ed
| mn moi informed fG=aE.l# fs4tH##
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a Rules held IN the Clerks Office # the Circuit 81
a. perloy Court Of Law and Chancery for the county
OF Amherst, the lst Moday in AprIlle32-iehJ idl
luiuro late high Sherf OF Amherst county, aud as such
ndm Of John :. Carter deed aud john Elliott, PIT. a.
gainst Abraham Carter Joseph X. Carter, VIM Joplin
eXo'r. 81 John Crawford deed. aud Ambrose Rucker,
Richard bu rs and Nelson Cra ford then secnrnesand
Lyme :. Fmulerro, admir- de bouis with the Viii an
heNei. Of John Crawford, ana Nelson C. Dawson,
admr. lie bons with the VIII annexed oisaid Jno.
Crawford deed. Defendants.
The Defendants dichad Rurks and Lyme :. Taliaerro,
anr de bon i'll, the will annexed oJohn tra"iofu
dee not having 1heir appearance and gwen Sc
his Court, and 1t Appearing by satisfactory evidence,
tlat they inhabitants of this country II Is order
ed that the >ad defendants do appear here ON the III 81
Any of the September Term audansWet the SAID bii
" The plaintiffs, aud that copy nj iAlsoder he torn" IN
Inserted IN onleneWtpapef printed IA tie town oil Lyheh
burg twomonti. suecessiyely aud posted ine trout
1oar ot COURTHOUSE ofth, county. A tor.-Tesie,
JOHN THOMfSON,jr. Clk.
A., =, win
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POETIC


ffaas n Ediabarg La.ra1g ygt.rna3
hymn,
BV f4e Id C44rrsilar
There IS God all nature cries.
A thousand tansa proclaim
LIS arm almighty, mind all-wise
And bid each voice IN chorus rlso
To magnify his nana
Thy name great nature, $ sire divine
Assiduou. Wc adore.
Rejecting eodhcads. at whose slrmr
BcmXhted nations hIpod and wine
In vain IhatoGs pour
}ou countless worlds in boundlcss space,
Myriads ofmes each hour
Their mighty orbs us curious tracc.
As the blue circle studs the facc
III that enamell' d flower
Eat Thou too. madst thai howrat gay,
To Glitter ia The dawn,
III had th5t fr,d the Lump dar,
Tn blazing comet lauae da0ay,
Painted tLe4elget lawn.
As falls the sparrow tn the ground
obeaient Ia thy will,
~ the same law those Globes mosr round
laeh drawing each. yet all sill found
One orior 10 tultiI
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yollS THOMPSON, ! eli.
.lntu ! |

steI&Gt u At rules ID. tho Clerk Ollie. Of In"
rat : lprriof Cunt Of Low and Chimney Tor thr
ri 1u1f,,f Monday lhe til hiy NJ NV. l-i2
Af#fs1tl ln. Ptluulr, aaan,t Richard b5itik, 1ho
Isba, G.,oae Htll5.ple, Defendants lut lnl,rr,.
IH.ae.s4etat 9sarge 1llasPia MI having entered hi
anFanuce nd security according In tie aet Of Is
aud tn rlt ii rms, Curt. AM II tppr by MIR
f.-turs evidence tli iel, MT nailtaHt 1ftn, epa-
uBuyrai tn, mnnou al the fainuG by hts counsrl
L. IL tn sud bntnnlaaf t'rarPe hda,pns, do
~ ar hal,r the fri LAY ot september t.fp
t>t, d. ,tnt pl I'M nu1 Tat scay HIN,
orler he ,rf.alfa m.ctrd - i'm lNf"nrg AHentn Tor
cishi u,e- s-,t. iud ,tel IN. iout al tn
lo.Nthause al lius epa4ly. Atops=-Itsta,
JOHN lluAiPSON, J.. elk.
Iuuc l. Vim
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22Ip CONGRESS-.

eelns, hefng thu Neto Me.saPe 70 the I'm, b
and the bill Itself To fe=ehafl#f TIM L : Fun,
Mr. E#oiao. Who W. IN paasessn9 al thu aaaf
concluded hls remarha IN d#i'H#e NJ IN 'e.e# aaa
III rafIy 10 Mr. Glay In III aol0z9 ii hsn
MARKS, he had ehaf'etefaed tIespeesh ol Mr. &
a containing language Wqr..lna IA courtesy, IN
deforoas and dafs spetla! 10 the Gbiei Mass
tfate
Mr. tlag rose II say ts@ "efd7 N resaf1 IL
The personal alinatans made 10 hmsellh1 tle Sen
ator iom Missouri. lIewould previously renars
ihat the taetwas INV established l9 tlt2t Senator
dat the famous Emil 4 fhe Seefettf1ettb. ifa
AuIAt WHICH Dil tH3datb 50 inNtH IN Vim 1T #lpt
ratlon IN Congress darioe thts session. originated
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favored win t'e iolo"iog entae' % leeef,
tao.
sf.ssAhA' 63i) June ~, i95'
.7it.z= - 3 y ~ i'Pefs, lhai we a. Ut
u, atps h3'"ist gu. n eheln}, The blaek la
~ MI a'n'}' oi'zis.l.' ~ So'' Vel197sf5t
"i'7s alHe 81 y fVitf o. 'heht month sieze1
'aal',a' ms ous'"' .''e'52 eo.hhs ~ ON
'iao u Il WI, 81. SO - q nm "h'9f
's''' '', a''''o M ~ 'ss - my h=a12 .'a
~ S'oi''n''s 1T ~ u i5z..s 2i.t II no aAY
'ea - fe"''' a.. ~. f'i..4f153 ne s#as ~ ~
'eie i'' nm ~ .lia1. ~ u sa9 WIN hfiiF Il
7fs 9i.2 ieiasz" - =. .s''8s NM 3fzfnas5fi r.
I'M u NY s5.' mn In INN al t,s f3P5s u
e'F 'a1'f an nav I'm ~. t.''s5 INTO thffr
lli2o3. "n4e#. N1th W r. nm arr hliaef Ito
.'5i''.'lfl "a. 'ts'i. al9is,h be MN rus con.
s''3i' ma h',h ma III l'tff efYia mn - TIE point
Nh.is 1nf b3afk iiA8h anu hia tatlahfr5 iare
aiaal q .iaha on M i715ae hp9nt elf'Gfo asfes,
Jun ''I11e' 9n al slufs by an Almost npassable
swamp
lie ielefs arr End 70 amoahi 20 99oot LOO men,
M > - ,n' m anu ''A u'p. VIM VI 4isallfe-
i'7' % li' i"ta a'oalfs ana " M CHAPS, ills
P25i'ion y 5a"a 10 De very strong one and doubt
ms 'A#"en ioil'heil US his means VIII admit he
pan u IN pun 81 = j.. roo. oh' anu VIII not I'll
- s'' - !, 'n'' ! l'ah'e eah DC phced III tie
ieh.iy lhaiails VINO are cooperating with tire me-
NY III s.lf hean 'ips' sRifhshes ate daliy taxing
''aee II lew oay8 since one OF our ranging CON-
Pan's vas atuhekea winch resulted IN the loss of
'"o mon IN aio'hef attaek, TWO men were killed,
aud the captain severely wounded In anoibcr,
'le ven inalnns were laie5-lndeed, the whole Of
,,9 = W esefn frontier Is now the theatre OF WIZ
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

On C1cfl.4raFing the Ttnc.-This has been
praetiscd with perfect success at the Royal Gar
liens at Potsaam The grating Is done as mar
the ground as possible and gratis are chosen TO be
equal in diameter to the sock 50 that both sides
OF the bark ofthe graft aud that Of the stock may
fit exactly together After bong tied the soil must
be raised to cover the graft and when the stock Is
too high THIS may easily be accomplished by a
hower-po filled with earth. BY THIS way Of en-
grating grapes may be obtained the first year, as
large and plentiful as on any other vines. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

Benz Flaut-The seeds ofthis plant seem to
have been introduced into our southern states by
the negroes from Africa, aud is cultivated by them
in almost every patch, or negro garden to limited
extent and is considered by them as a specific IN
all cases of dysentcry, diarrhaa aud cholera
For this purpose, two quarts ofeold water are
put into vessel, two green leaves are then taken
from the bene plant and the water kept STIRRING
with them for about five Minutes, by which time
TIE water will have assumed nearly the conslstence
of starch perfectly coIoless aud tas,eless ofthis
water the patient IS made to drink freely and often
with the NEST LeAehca. effects Ia ihose complaints
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23
DOMESTIC NEANS.
INDIAN WAR

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The Editors Of Journal e Commerce hive been
favored with the iuosing extract Of lottaf, =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-23

Ills numerous ftioods aud IL. entire pabiie. wi
.ea5e III the Justice winch Congress has ronderd
10 tins ,ood citizen aad gallant palrlot The Gonp.-
er states tbat the appropriation 10 Inn Is 4l50O0
zash, aud 500 iot lite May be outllse the Reso-
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