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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

TIE kTNG BIRD, 81 i" De- C0fcEff'
NJ. Eddorl--l have KEEP, bees for several
years, aud have always observed that the king
bird was remarkably busy in the vicinity of my
bees from about the lst OF June ,ill the middle of
September, and that too, IN the afternoon, in fan
weather. Having head it argued by some, that
this bird caught and devourcd bees, and by others
that they did not determined tins season 10 salts
fy myself whether they did or not therefore Killed
a number OF them, Il upon examination found their
g7s.adS, q could not discover thai they had any
0op,) filled with bees, some nearly entire, and some
in fragments, and upon further examination, found
that the bees Were all droaes am, therefore
satisfied that they do moi NEEDLE with the nofkiag
bees unless through mistake. The question natm-
ally arises is the swarm injuredby ther pteying
upon the dr0aeS W H.
\. Almond, lnlQ, Is ls3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
CUTTING CORN STALKS.

The editor the Village Record, published at
Westchester Pa says the practice of Judge Bne
to cut his corn up BY the roots and set it in little
stacks TO ripen thus saving the leaves from the frost
for fodder, and letting the ear continue for awhile
TO draw nutrimcnt from the stalk, is universally
practised in Chester county. The editor says-"late
in September or early in October corn is cut near
the earth Set up III shocks round hill that IS left
uncut to help support the rcst--the tops tied with
rye straw In this situation 1t remains until see
ding is over. 1t is then husked--the hsker having
pin of hard wood = inches long, about the size
of goose quill, sharp at one end, which is fastened
under the two middle fingers otthc right hand with
a string This aids him to tear open the husk and
considerably facilitates the work Not remember
inc to have seen such an implement in use else
where, suppose it not common but, though very
simple it is useful. After the corn is taken n the
stalks are tied in bundles with straw--drawn near
the barn yard and put in ricks, thus The rick is
made long the butts pointing out each way, the tops
overlapping more than third and raised so that
wet will fall off each side from the centre 1t should
be of moderate height, from Ito 10 feet. Begin
ming at one end the farmer takes off, from top To bot
tom, enough for his cattle All the rest remains
undisturbed and secure from rain when first put
up. In this way the whole is fed our, from one end
of the rick to the other. What the cattle do not eat
is trodden into the manure heap, abzofbs l1cics that
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EOETICAE..
HOPE.


Roek'd on the biliows from our birth,
w navigate dangerous deep
Hone is guide of little worth,
Where darkness broods and tempcsts sw eep.
Her meteor beams too often lure
The unwary mariner aStray
I Il sorrow make his yc,in sure,
And run, seize his hap.css prey
But there's hope above these storms,
Beyond their turbulent contro
Amid their most appalling lorms,
A steady anchor TO the soul.
Long as the Ills Of leendGre,
fh, stroag support shall never fall
That barqus alone can ride secure
Who's anchor lies within the veil
Aug y. 1892. SIGMA.
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would Otherwise ovaporate OF run of, and then Tho
corn stalks, when well fotted are returned 10 the
field, increasing It's fertility. How much better is
THIS mode than topping corn and leaving the stalks
to stand all winter, drying and whitening in the
field aiiording neither food for animals nor manure
for land" tGtResec farmsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

1t sometimes happens That calves arc tronblcd
with looseness of the bowels, or scourqing, norr
especially attcrrams, when the grass grows fast
TIC pleycn, this, a liulc line mixed with ueaI and
given to them, will IN most cases, stop the com
plant within few days
Better put them to hay or other dry food for q
few days I'D Am Iuralfy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
TERMS.

- Far :, per aunnnn. payable IN aflvanee-No sub
-, he received for les tin" than months
will discontinued (but at tie discretion of
So rl,tors) until all arrearaees are paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted at 30 cents
49, kar lsss) the first time aud 81 > cents for each
,iao,,ce Those firm disttnes must he paid for pre-
,i. l., ,er in.eron the ptYment assumed by some
responsible pcrssn IN Lynelburg.
An otters al re..e tn the Editors mus, be post paid
.,r tl,,y will not hc attended to-
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service.

I. State the names Of pcFsons 10 whom VOC "I9
tnewn in your present ne ghborhood, and who can
testify as to your character Tor vefaclty and teii
belief of your services as soldier Oh the Reyoe-
ton
The Court W III see that the answers to these G1es
lions are EMBEDDED intro declaration, and they arr
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Did you ever receive a dis
charge from tie service, and Z
so by whom was il gwen, ant
: what has become ofr
Did you ever receive a COM
mission, aud if so, by whom
was it signed, aud Whist has be
como Of it +?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

The heart the gifted heart
Who may reveal its pths 70 human sishtl
What eoqucnce impart
Tn sottness Of its logc-thc grandeur Gifts might.
It is The seat of bliss
The blessed hume OF all affections sweet,
Il smiles where friendship is
Ii goNs where Social feelings meet
lis Virtues hallowed fame
IT'S Frecdom's fest, and best, and modest she ]
strength that will remain,
When grosser powers and feeber spirits yield
1t is Religions shrine,
From whence our hottest aspirati ms wing
Where Joys, which are divine,
Aud hol os, which are othcayen, alone may spring
The fount OF tcnaerness--
Where every purcr passion has lis brta,
10 thaer--to charm--to bless
A NJ Sap.iifV our p seinngc on earth
On heart till BE be Ger,
Shtl roanitla light aud warmth Of thy dear flame
AL viii ask Ia moro
y e3Tlig htppIness, or earthly fame
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
-. -. FITCH DeNrar,

DpfspEfINtLlf notns uc citizens Of
~ ynchbals that hc expects Ia spend Il few
'iVs IN .heir teWn en hs fcinm from Tue SPRING.
upoui'he 18Th u Sep As hc Is Il at,aAgef 10
mo- ot tic citizens he submits the following lt,cr
tiom D. Samuel lack5op, Of PhIlutelylaa 10 d.
\ rerlsy Of NcN Orleans
pHleddHie, y, g. 1890.
u 4 Pc1bcp Dear >jf | tahe tie liberty 10
Introduce Ia yotr aequsntatier mn fyichd, Dr. s
Fitch, WHO will vst Now Orleans Or Fitch u
tegnluly educated A. a practitioner Of Medicine
avery mltlIlsen mud we'll informed gentleman,
thd has otcd his attention chciy 10 Dcntal sur
grg "a which subject lio bns written an excellent
woh The visit of Dr Fitch u entirely proftl,-
alondl and any ar, less you eau render him vii
be cs.Glmcd fave. by your ohedleut setvhnt
SAM. JACKSON
Ato copy Of n Iclcr fom the Hon benjamin
" Richard Mayol oft the cry NJ Philadelphia to
Edward Vol. taI Of Nea Orleans
'ig Drnr s. \ hr benrfr 81 ihit is II well cd
ub,ted aud vary respectable Dentist, who has for
some yrdrs past rtnetiaod very successfully in our
rhy lie Young gentleman ofexetent char
aelfr, nsd have rcuson TO bciicvc u more than
ordinary skall IN his plaiessan. You may safely
.rronnHnl him. and yoo wlli obso M by permit.
ting him ~ fcf-r 10 yon, il ncerssary | am vnry
tullp vours, w RlGRARDS7
= To End mp roaH, Ia
i iafucd hb ~. s $. tfrt I
Philadelphia Dc n 1880
y. rRlcEa- one Dollar Tor each operation
eXelos &c sot, 4hict VIII ho i sct alaic ctarso.
e. Htfctcnorst ~ Lqne1bU1r-c Lag hotne.
cal' omy Nm. Bal'cy AM Alexander To,ip
kim l1a.
Aun 70 its
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

YNlllS valuable stand ts.tuated about ia the
y, ccuire Of I.ynehbprg,) mot having been sold,
Is now for rent from one u three years, on such
terms MS 10 nuke /, an object 10 any one who
would kctpe eentecl hous, Possession will be
given ou The ist o, next month, October. Apply
either = thomas DrIlatJ, OF tynchburg, on 10 Mr..
II Mooiuian neat War!s BJiJgcl Cam pboll eoun.
y.
= The Furniture Of tins house may he had on
accommodating term. ). WARD
Spit w2alf
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niVOIs SALE, and bargain viii be given

ETUK SALE anda bargain " III be given
u III 800 acres of Land enough cleared 10 work
III hands, lies within mite Of Da.ls's and
Presions Store on Chose Greek il lesbelter t'an
common clearer of stone thln common, and O,s
IN fine neighborhool good portion Of good To.
bacro land to clear. The land IS we'll and cunre
uicnry watered Mill and Shops eunvcdenl Is
The house hns iroomS beuw and 3 above inec
Caller . rooms, one answers for u kffhcn AMI
Loon, House, etlrd. DRY and elear olstoohc TIL
house has liuce irc places, hesdcs two OF stone and
onc Of brick shat rive tins advertisement only
, insertions those that SCI II ,un some nud look
after obey stop, II they tninh III
y. Il. There lsn goou barn 26 feet sql,rc VIII
several good Tobacco llouScr
join WALDf.N
nrdfl1 Stnl d In
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I1R. BENJAMINE.OW EMS,

- - axe notice, HAT shall, ON the lth DAY oi
HeNttcrm Of he Circuit superior Cout Of Law and
thnncerY. iol thu county Of Bedford, move nud
Count for judgment, aud awnid Of execution
.ainst YOU tor th1 sum Of Thee llaudted d llph.
tynne Dollar, and trrly-thtce csuts with lcrn'
interest thereon from tn 2lst day Of August, 1872
until pnld ] having bern compelled to puy the said
sum ofthrcc hundred and eighty -onc dollars ana
thirty three cc,ts, as yon security inn bond exc.
culcd By you and myself 10 It Certain Thomas \
Lcfwlen. GEORGE fiKClVAI
Sept r. WiWf
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u. HOT STON,
SL NGENN NENYISY.

w Iii. 10 1bant iiom Lynchbnrg, for a few
W days, ona visit u the sptings. Having
,ereul,y established he ,uanufactory Of Porcelain
rceth IN p,eunund, Va he will In enabled 10 sub
ply pespts wisi.,ns them wh fiom ore To a full
~ uindp in sot!d b'ortl wlri IS greatly pref,au-
'u1 10 .l'L5g 'bfm singfy Tie t'.cth Willis pre-.
psrN, tufr. srh. To Richmond, fnishcd and rcfnnod
n Z Nv das,
y Houston re.tecldHy Informs the cnlzuns Of
ryhchborg. hal he designs visiting this town an
muddy
Aue - ifit
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1NOK SALE

NOK SALE-MV House and Lot, stua-
l. ted at tie lnnellon OF sixth street aud seventh
alley, trou's with the street S2l feet and running
back with the alley 1872 feet The improvements
arc nearly new, and vel Of pure water in the
yard. Il is qnite desirable situation. and the pres
cnt building would Accommodate small family
very comfortably and on the co'ner is a fine sat.
uation for building. Terns nee 'nnoia,ine.
WIN. b BROWN
Sept. IL At
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NS%sssy1s <<sss;~
's s'9 ezE


Tic St Lotto 's.5.a,sap q. AZ; =, confirms
the report d. balf'n '4ee4 Z ,ct l.a@'. forces,
and band offS.na.. ia.a,ps ELea .ia@ki tits
sa'l ~ lie posoasfs oas wea1asdbga SHOT fonl.
iae .'a,o boat 1Ntat1rin taa - - =. the cfoss-
,arefle Nsrast" al I'D H. days after
aasi. Among a. aIis,q,ors fa.e. i, Na-o POPE
Ia, s,sou.I IA ,eunlsF t. w .aay therefore,
we snspeos b. .aesa.efr.j A. 81 nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
yO Ylii. PUBLIC.

12Nii IL S,lbstiIrri would take dis method al III
=. tofm,ns her iiend4 and TN, pubic geeefay
that she hts spent gomc time IN Richmond, 10 'ic
qn,rc ;ioroGgh knowledge Of ,bs MAN1UA
MAkfNG business winch she viii execute with
nestnes, and dispatch. She has e,o madi ar
ranscmtnta with lady n l,iehuend to furnish her
regularly every three months, with the report Of
Fashions, So that Ladies iavourns her wiih their
wort may resi- nssutcd tnat II shall be done IN The
musi FASHIONABLE style. She may be ioaud on Bid
sttcct, immediately II the neishbohoo1 of the LIST
Baptist Church MARY ANN MORTON
sept : 2tii
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~ would hot long continue TOLL ths satleh OF ia'.
,or 10 any congregation. | 60 no, precnd To give
onv opinion as 10 the comparative merits oil the TWO
systems nor Is either censure or appreciation I'M
nl,ed OF the severity ofpubiic opinion u America
on this subject, These facts however, joined 10 the
absence Of all political OF worldly disn'ties IN the
ecclesiastical BODY IN inc United States, render large
incomes quite unnecessary to the Clergy oil nut
ronn,ry and the assertion, therefore, oil the MEAN
,mona, Of their emonmen,s beng greater than, OF
sri, ealal 10. that Of tue Cersymen oi England
IS the mere SURPRISING
The apoaren, SURPRISE filtby Mr., Ous'ty at Inc
r,c, that American clersymei. abstain tom the
.s,sures of tn. csrdable the theatre, the ballroom
&. a. sinful and forbidden indugencies, is no, to
..,..rea at. when we learn that such amuse-
.,,n,s are not regarded, by many Clergyman oiihc
.,s,,hl,shed Church IN England, at all incompa-
.;ble with their sacred Offices. We say OF these
pursuits the English Clergy, as We did OF those
ofthc English ladies' fttey be the necessary conse-
.,ucncc of the refinement of manners of which our
English brethren SO loudly boast, long may we he
strangers To It's corrupilng influences e..
After pcrusing the foregoing extract from MI
Ousey's work, we readily concur IN sentiment
~eeen,lv EXPRESSED by the Lond N Morning Chson-
;cls viz Were ST Paul 10 return to life, and To
pay visit to Great britain, he would be extreme
a,pazzed to understand how ina Christian church.
n Bishop should revel in the produce OF loo,ooo
a,rcs of fertile land and the tlthes OF number OF
Churches, while the poor TO whom all the funds OF
the Church were originally gwen, were perlshno
around him for want of bread"
if Ms Troope would collect such 'aets as the
fore yong aad tack them them 10 the eNd OF her
journal, by way Of Appendix, II would enable hen
countrvmcn to jndge with more accuracy whether
with al our oorshness our lot is not cnvablc in
decd compared To their owu-whether rude man
i.s and yrlllous habits not infinitely preferable
ts eGue,eil based on the corruption Of, the Clergy
.au3 lhsslssrai,poa Of Female Characteristic man
Il,.,afS OF true vntao every whcre--and with iht
.,lcslinc of which must inevitably commence the III
unphi ofvicc AID mnoraIity IN their most undis
us q Hnd Shameless !n'ns.
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MECHANIC ARTILLERY
MN RcHERBRANrH Please ,o,ahe

Il ARCHER BRANCH Plcase totale no
1'h tree that We shall prorrcdto take ,he depo
silion Of Jesse ThornhiIl al ms own honsc in the
comfy Of Campbell, near Gibbons Tavern, on
"Wednesday the Eth day If Ostober next, bctwcen
the hours OF ten III the molnllg and five IN the
mig Of that day, orifany unavoidable aef idcnhap.
pen 50 thai the deposition cannot be tnten on that
day TO be continued ilom dop 10 day Sundaps
excepted until completed, 10 bc read rs evidence
in Il suifdeluhdng and undetermined in the Supe.
iron Court o. Law and thanei ~ for Floyd county
wherein We arc plaintiffs and yourself arr deI,n-
dent, mt ~hiel time and place You my attend II
YOU think proper
nm rrS,rct61li-
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In Wasi .agiou city tdr the Is hours ending
room On SEPT . ihere we're Go new cases ofChoc.
IN, and /, deaths
In Baltimore Tor tho - hours ending at 10 o.
eIo.k, \. NJ '5apl. . thero were 81 deaths, OF
whsh &c wcia eolored PERSONS.
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NAgkIS

MARRIED. ON they'd INST. by the Rev, Mr.
poggeu JOHN X. CAMPBELL Esa. Of Flori-
da, To Miss ELIZABETH L. Dus AL, daughter
OF Philip puval, Esq of Campbell county, Va.
-, ON last o,enlns, hr the Rev. y. ). Doscet
Mr. WILLIAM Il. FLOYD formerly Of Peters
burg, In Miss MARY JANE OGLESBl of this
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Patent Straw Cutters and Corn
Shelters.

ME Subscribers, agent, for 7 Parker, Rish.
u nond, lprorrlctor ADD maker Of Stafford Pa
tent Straw Cutting Machines, and patcnce Of the
Iron Cylinder Corn Sheer) respectfully ufolm
their friends and the publ that they hhgr received
Il lot Of those valuable aud mos hehly approved
machines, which they offer Tor sale at the Bich-
mon1 mlnuiaetory prices and hoai1sr. Many re
commentator; ofthese most usf fai straw Cutting
Machines might b. given were it necessary, from
men Of high Standing ~ho have long had diem IN
USE as over fre hundred of lhr,u have already
been sold, and arc low in use IN tins state aud not
an instance has bee, Known ri dielrnot beng ap-
proven Of but as 1t is expected. that all who may
wish to plif5hase those machnes and the Gem
Shellers, " II wish To examine them and jldgc ior
Themselves, 1t is ,hoacit unnecessary u give
any certificates oftceommcndltion, u, they suiH-
elenlly recommend themselves, eapc.lay when
seen II opcfitoa--SnilireIt - aap, that for smpi-
city OF construction, durability and performance,
they are bccted to Ear excel all other machines
for the purposcs 0r whiGh they arc intended
SCRUGGS Il BAGBY
=. S.--Stra~ Cutters may be SEGA in use 1T x.
Morris, Franklin lIotei, p Jenc~, Union Hotel,
A Tompkin's Farnef. Bank, aud VIM Eliou'5
Livery Stable.
Sept. - IS
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C. DABNEY.
A N HEPBURN,


W. NJ RlNES
!, :. The above sale1s postponed, by consent
until Saturday the I'D OF September (hls mnethl
when II will Yosthfelg taln place on the premiaea
at lalfpast : . clock ~ the evening the tract has
been surveyed and contains liz arrcs fifty crn
nt Which arc cleared, and eighty four acres uucehr
ed Tic woodland Is heasljy nnhered, almob
very foot strong tobacco lapd and hrion The tufn.
pike within threc mule, of LyuehbuIg. SO salu-
he tract Of lnnd, 81 well lnbered and 81 eonve-
nl"u 10 market, 10 rarely in ma,le,. Tin tcfna
vail be equal instruments of ono and two ycars,
satisfactorily secured and tho sale VIII be conduct
ed by JOHN K d PAYNE, Auetr
Sept II idl
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eoa,.sun.o. uca. 1oseyaii bqaa MAJ Momu
caulIua, and Josiah CRANBERRY, Eeq. wa appoln.
ted, to correspond With Martin Van Barren and
Phil? = Barbour. and reepcerui.Y enquire their
sentiments the following sneeets vi = lle
Protective system and It's ptop9 adl 'simeht, IN
,ernal Improvements the L. :. Bank ond Null
icatun.
ktqietiB Fiction - The Russely,lle Mossen-
scr was one of the papers friendly 10 Mr. Clay
which supported the election o. Col Breaihl,t, rs
Governor OF Kentucky. Tho Messenger, IN an
nouuclns Col. Breahltt's departure itom home, TO
enter upon the discharge OF his official iutlcs
speaks in the highest terms of linn, AZ !" useful
and vir,uous citizen "A NJ adds that these qualities
extoried the respect OF ms political opponents
hundreds Of v hom voted tor HIM This Is ano-
iher evidences that the recent election III Kentucky
docs not Indicate the state Of public sentiment in re
iation 10 the Presidential contest
- BY Typographical error IA our last, il was
made 10 appear that Gen Jackson was born IL 100
IL shpuld nave oeth III itpt II Tue HtAt statement
had been true, he mis- II have been soldier of the
Revolution.
~ new Jackson paper has Appeared in New
York, uuderthe imposing title of" The Hawk and
Buazafd or NcV York Courier and Eunuircr
Nv Webb's paper furnishes some extracts from it.
winch show that it is worthy Of lis captivating cog.
nOmen.
~ Ii is stated that seven of the T. lerors the
Anti Jackson ticket Of New York, Jealous
Jacksonlans in lS9S
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1-23S ,OUU,UD
Thus it is apparent that one-thirs portion of the
rational debt may, IN single session OF Parliament
be made to disappear, If the slightest vgour be dis
played, and this fact be properly understood, that
mall measures and nlbbllns relrenchncnts eW no
"sgsr satisfy TIC nati0n"
The writer then proceeds to his plan Of retrench-
ain mt, and insists that the army for guarding Great
p'ritam and Ireland must be reduced to 5000 men
that all the cavalry rusl be broken up as useless
the whole corps Of marines be dsbanded, and
pat such colonies as cannot protect themselves
I ale unworthy OF preservation, and should be at
pee 4 severed as a d ad weight from the Crown"
~ ths way 1t is made To appear that % millions of
LIKES may be annually saved
Many OF our readers, VIC know, will say that
! ese extravacant schemes are en- ertained by
Il =" only, OF Wild and visionary men, who have lit
W. ~eignt IN the country and that the mobility and
op'e ofpropcrty will rally and arrest the progress
nose dangerous Innovations which the Conser-
,a''ve party so much apprehcnd 1t may, and pro-
t"y will be so still we should not shut our
yes to known and papable ficts--we should no,
p'setthe extraordinary diffusion OF republican
'P'"'ons lately spread through all the manufactu-
~ and trading classes in England-nor should
cohcea' from ourselves the knowledge, that
we part ofthe Wing nobility often yield sost of
"aah's''on t. sentiments having partly, if not
oily, slmia, tendency
:" MDu6fc in le2S.-Internal improvements
"utute the right arm of the Ame,i lean System
~ II is known that violent opposition was
~" ne extension oflhe patronage of,hc fyder-