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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

hopuialion, unstable, tickle dsmo,
ssefcs lives 90 ho0r, tuf hour tho same:
WIN face d0Wn bent, a the nolfiinp pfass
=, ~ every whiliDg wind, as DER PLAN II psss
My Lord, aJieu JOHN ~ Goonp
Petersburg, NJ arch nth. 10s ,s,5o,tkJ
u has been stated IN a. r. r. that P,eso,a,a ;d 2 IL
passage to America Ho died my bou,c Att y, NJ, Is. BE-
feN ifom dead. ~ W ''''''' 'e'' VI u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

al, ,1 - ~ 'DIs mgFhIng has DIS paragraph:
~ ePPedts ir.m The Ffcasurer's Dcpsrtoent f,,f ~,
comparison OF The receipts Of the fret oustlrr ~ is9s
WI NE s nI.. 9nS',sr OF sS there is Custom House
- nsty oV,9oO dollar This may be well sci
10Y" 49, a. ne nuns o. the eXpe imeHt.' "
re better course would he 70 set il, dos n as ,, c
o. .ne 9'minlshed dulles Though this ascfip,ioo ,if
Ue consistent win truth aud honor il o,,ld no.
e pnfposes Of faction, aud therefore different
=. ,rumPed up by lhe Gszeie-or rather by ose
iP P Ply journals which the Justice shallow oil fe e.
zete implicitly fellows ~ r. Post " use va
g., F" 4sHiNGToN May % --ihe ouse Of Ren,css,,.
i've ha'Hg ADJOURNED over 10 Monday tere vii he ~,
se,sop o. nat body a the Capitol today or TO- ,op
kV94 hUhDef OF membofs Of both Houses mo
sSs themselves Of The invitation presented bv no T,
astt 'nd Directors Of Tie Chesapeake end tJbi ct c.
Snu another portion viii doubtless visi, tle e. g'iy'
,'s, "h,her some have already gone. Those Re-.
80 ~ VITO remain IN The city viii rest tbe,,si
',ls interval Of recreation, they will nn 49,
Sgne refreshed 10 their abors and NAV be svaso.y,
ahPaieb bsshes rapidly 49, W. Globe NPes'u 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30

ii.'hongh the two Houses win hardly muster strong
again before ruesdsy.-B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

yrtEGiNfJ.-.t n court held FOR Nelson county Inc e-t,
" ,I,v of August, ls34.-iobn ~tinghc., PUTS against
IIrji n. Cha, ksoa,, ana .ohrrt Itlycs, ad'ninis traitor 81
I,.c Clark s,u, deed. De(ts.
na The moi ion of tho ptaiatif, by counsel, who ifna .ts
ful II is ordered ,ha' She defendant, inhef, Rivcs, adIn'n'
;.,,,,nr II ,s.S, riarksun, decd, b. restrained iron pay.
mo away or other Si.c hisppslnG OF nv MONIES or "tlcf ci
.s,. ,yhicl are now or any hrrcihnr cone INTO hi hands,
'sI,,ripy to tho Defcndant, ravid Il. tiafks"i rs one oi
,a bs,rs or Distributes Of tic and Jess Glatksna, decd.
a fa,ry1sc. To- the annut pf Ave hundred doll'7f 'iipIl the
further oricr and decree efthi- caaft concerning .ne shuhe.
an5 II Appearing to the satistdctili OF the court, tiat the
Dlatfmt, AVID X. ciafk-pn is aot an taaahittnt OF thif
.iitft, it i. ,rdarci, that he 10 appelr nero IN The ht~t
s,y Of N,yenher court ne H. and answer the bIll, VI Tue
,lnrif AMI thtta cory o, this order be forth'lih m
ssnsa IN the '.yac,snrg Virc'nian, for Nv" months Sie-
.,.iyeiv, AID ,nsied - tho froBtioat nftne cont mouse
,ft,. county. ACory-reste, sP.GANlAND, tik.
sspi-a -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

xYiRGINA-At ruIes held ~ the CLERKS Office NJ the
u }rcnit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancnry for
the town nfLvrchhnrg m the ftt day ni August ISL
Daniel VI g"inbDih1m, pa lei Hi-ginheihsm And Ih11n-
as II lgginbotha1, II, late mefehnut and partj"cs, trading
nader the style and firm Of n q. Nigrihbotham s. Co.
Prs. against Mat Duncan aud Mary his wifi, VII
liam Dl6caG, John Onucni and Plobe bis wife. John u.
Goodrich md Renee hi wal 4d Wiiitn Sicdd and
shig4i nIs wife, Eef's
The def-nial, Il abrcca Goodrich not bavi~s cn,e ed
her nppc srssre, AVID given security icnoIdlng TO the ecto
Assembly, AL tho rNics Of tins coaft and II appearing by
sati. factory evidence that She Is mt m inlIphtanf q TINS
country IL is ori"fei. that the said defeniant do appear
here on the iNt day af tho nrNt term, mud answer
The hill OF the plaintiffs, md that copy OF ms ordef
be- forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the
,osu of L,nchburg. for Two mouths successfully, and
posted at the front door of the court house, in tho sad
town. Acopy-Testc ID. EODI"s, Tx.
Sept, l WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

M salt hay cut fine, aud this keeps them in very
good order.
on the whole I have n favorable opinion Of cob
mel Tor the above purposes Ithas been tcnre
sfhleh by some as excellent for buildings. but
such buildings make too n,rsgrc n diet for
J. B.
Mr. Osicn in,he New York Farmer, observes /:
have been for SOM lime using corn a d cobs
ground together for cattle, with good fleet. II is
az impression among farmers that there arc some
injurious effects arising from its use. | will state
how they may be nv aided. Ia ihc fls, place, the corn
should be perfectly ripe. In the second place, a
large quantity should r be ground ut u time. II
should be kept perfectly dry. In the thirl, when
ms food Is used constantly, potatoes or carrots
should be given two or three times a week. With
tlles' precautions, tie cob and corn ground togeth-
ef, will be q wholesome and cheap foo for cattle. |
ave nv horses eieh; quarts per day. and MOI wth-
standing they labor hntd, they gain in a ,h and
perform veil.
! grind my corn ard cobs in the hone mill, which
will urn out many bushels in The course Of an
hour"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
WM. HOLT, n. G.
W2m

V1ltGlNiA AT rules held in tho Clerks onicc o { the
10, oonn'y Court of Franklin, the 4th day OF August,
p"'.-'ohn U. Leftw ich, Smithscn VI. Davis and Boskcr
,Iet' ,Me MERCHANTS and partners, trading nn'ler the
80 ai hrn of i.ehwich, Davi. & 10. who sue for the
~ "u ~ Joan - Lrftyich, plaintiffs against Annnn'as
,a ~ francis Divers. Benjamin Boz III aud Andrew Hoi-
'8na' i,efts-in chance,v.
nna .e'endint, annauia- Divers, Mt having entered his
Asscmh an ana given srcuri'y, according to the act of
s,,I 10y VA the rules Of this Court. and It appearing by
Commo.ony evidence that he is not aa inhaiiiant of this
cnrns", e'th GA motion of the piainiif., by their
ordered, that the sal! tnnanias Divers do ap-
swcr = ~ ~ INC first Monday in November next; and aG-
for,hr ~. P'aint,fVs bill, and that a copy of this order be
r, ~" published in the byachhurg Virgipian for tive
h %maa snccessively, aud posted at the daor Of tho court.
'"s county on some conri DAY.
A~Copy-reste,
Aug. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

ifa,e have all marched of rom this pos. (sor,c 10
Lesvfnwofth, ,hroe companies swro'y m1es Dis.
fan' fton' this, and fi,rce eumpanics TO thc Dys-
mo'nfs On the M'ssissippl, TO her winfesing q0n,-
'etsj they have LETT NJ this piaec lao or 50 siek,
mo are bnfy'ng iweto three and four pr day Of
Their numbers. a grsa, many have died, and nm.
nv more I'opf fellows must lncv ,taiiy sink ~lriofteir
graves The disease seems To be eisiIeiy Of . bill.
lpus taprc, and coairnctedby exposure 10 Inc sur.
and ute inquiry Of the wiicr, whhh IN many pnr,s
ct our toa : VIC were obliged 10 psr. = be besunfnf
and pictured scenes whlTh we pms sed over Ind mn
ellurihg charm on ihsir surface, but (as il woulI
srem} a lurking poison within, that sprad q = oo,n
about our enc mpment whenevc, We pitched j..
We sometimes rode from day to day. wi,I,out a
tree 10 shade rs from Ire burning rays of n ycr,i-
en' sun, or a hrcnti Of wind 10 regale ~. or cheer
our ibtoffs and win mouths continually pascbed
w"h tlflfsi, &c dipped our drink from stsenant
pools lhat ".rS heated by the sun and kept in fer.
mcntation 10y ttc wailowins herds Of buffalo TINT
resorh 10 ihhm. In his way we ,lraggcfo on, some.
tunes pnssing picturesque and broken country. with
hne springs and streams, ~offoeiing os tho luxury Of
a refreshing shade aud n cool ifansit Of water.
Ihe sickness and distress continually about US.
srfead a gloon, over the camp, and married every
pleasure winch sc might otherwise have orioved
for the county abounds. mosi Of the way, with boc.
b p '''"''b ''"''i W. ouIiuS, 100, o. u
snoring Wild horses wero almost hourly prnpcipg
before us, aud | found them TO he The wIlacst and
deeies, iohnbiant of ho rro.rics Of he West. The
Pewnecs and .Cemnnches TAKE ,nst number. Of
them, but the finest and leeiosi OF them they can.
not catch. / aPproaeled several times, vory nonr
10 these herds without being Discovered, and with
n good spy-glass examined them with eren, pyca-
sure some of them wrrc very handsome, their
names falling almost 10 the ground, tut when wo
visited The Camanche village, | looked tl,soagh their
almost incredible herds Of horses that were grazing
about them Gerlaps three ,hous and or near m
tor the = spifpd,d, +" Arabian" SC. horgc,of wi.fh
have htard so much q, the East, rs belonging o
tl'ot country blu, | could sec nor hear nothing of,t:
and am strongly Inclined 10 think that it is, in a
nicasntr, n hotse of Imagination.
The horses OF The Camanohes are trincipally the
Wild llorse, md . great many from the Srap,si,
aonnity They ee nl small, and most Of them
miserable aud r,aan. Several o. lie has, of them
were pnrcbnsed by our officers, and having bYourh,
them ~, can sell them for six,y or seycnty-fiyc dol
lars only.
In hast, for the present, adieu,
Your friend aud servant,
~ GEO CATLIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

rtpGIyi Az sdrs hsid in The G'arN- oaicf Of
hi ,,e C,ccuit Superior Tour, Of Law aud Chan
ro,y. for The town oriynchhurg ou the lst day of Ser
,.n,o- 1qlA--J,lnrs &. Moo9nian, Ptr. against Bsi
sag ,t,rk ,u4yying trustee of James =. Norman, Nil
- 81. adm. Of William p. IL nch deed. james e.
Anderson, exrcuior Of Jacob ApfrrSon decd. ana Bt'da
in ,,ed, Sheriff Of bedford and adm. Of Heavy clark
dee. Dclts.
Y,o ~def.uiant Jt'nes & Anderson nt having entered
M. arnear ,nce ard given seciritv, according IN the act
81 ,..enbl; AL thr rules nftai> cunrt, and II appearing
Nv .,urf,rt3ry e,idnacr tFat h" is not an in'iahitant Of
Al. rona,rv: It IL nricrri. that IA" s nj defendant do
"a e,r here nl the het day of he reXt term and ans'ver
i5e bIi 81 ths III unillf srl that = copy afihIs ordcr no
f,rfl,a ia ia.urtcA in s'ute new paper parted IN the town
af t.xnchbutu. Ter two months <J-caAsiycly, AID posted
81 The front dooI ofthG cDussli ousr, il the sail town
4 copy--festr, KopLs, Ck.
Srpt. wsm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

" or,ha ~, to wit.-At rules held in the Clctks office
for tho m ,a eircnit Snpcr,or Court &C Law aud Chaneety
1924 owh oil iy tchhurg, On the 9th dav of October,
n,ato, and Administrators of Joseeh Mays. dec. pltf.' a.
Kyle, dec Lew n y lie aud Hugh Cam. bell. cx'or of William
eutcd m, ~ =. scyns aw arded in this cause not being cyc>
by sa,isf, ce ue'entani, Hugh Campbell, and It appearing
coan,ry |, eVidsncc that he is not inhabitant of this
a ERE. on the first day of M, .eG n s,'d ,s au,en .na ,h "o ' iauss.
specified n =, why TINS suit should not be proc eedcd in as
forthwith assa wti', and that a copy of thi. order b.
.own of I.vn"a, .u u some newspaper printed in the
rostcd q, ',y,nshnnrg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
A can, ,ront door Of the court houso in said town
Oct Is 'f'"' u. ROBES, Cik.
- In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

JfOETI Al.

from ne SoniAera L.ifereyy ue,sc,oe.
49,, OF TIE US. NAVY
Ell me Tor thou last stood on clossic s,o,,a
i,tpefe The waters flow more bright and cle.,
ana II The trees w'thttioker foliage crowned.
Ats 'o'ciier Lar than those Which Llossom here
Gay, IS Hhe, IN green ~unfading bowers.
ma ihere The Wild bird sings her swec,cst Law
h1o mate iigh' more beautiful han ours.
Lehds richer g!orics 10 expiring day 7
wood oy ! allan airs, docs woman's check
WV" potef color glow, Than IN our land Z
or oocs Ner eye more oloquently speak.
os"rh u softer grace her form expand
poos music there, with power 10 us unknown.
otea,he Q or HE heart a far dlsincr sp,ll7
Ano WIN a swceter, more enhancing tone. -
he thrilling strains OF lore and glory swell,
lei me If thou in though, didst dearcr nrizc
my home, thsn all that Italy could give
Dust thou regret that her resplendent skies
Should smile on men us slaves content to live
D'dst thor, when ~strayinc to her cities fair
Or m her groves Of bloom, regret that here
NO perfumes minglc with tho passing air r
AND was thine own, thy native land less dear Z
ofdlds' 'hoa,urn where proudly in tho breeze
Anoi'ca's star sranglcd flag WIS flying
nc nag that DER ihec waved OH the high sers
WIN conscious heart exul'ingly repl, iag,
> No s'o.hfnl land Of dreaming c So is ours.
Her SOL Is only 'roddep by the free
Less rich N music. poetry and flowers,
SllIl O al sHe - I'm lad in -
+. A. 5.
Lomjardy, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
\ Tan Yard for Sale Or Lease.
AT AUIYERST ~COURTHOUSE.

TUNO which IS nttachcdbetween 10 or IL acres e
u Land. The Tan Yard has Ia va,s, a dot
bic lime, q good summer and winter beam house,
aud a good POOL, d FIRST rate bark housevand curry
ing shop, with n good set OF tools, stove, &c. rhcto
is attached to the Tan Yard a good Dwelling
House and necessary out houses, suitable 10 .kc
accommodation Of any family of common size
There is on hand a good stock OF bark and Z first
rate iroa bark mill, Possession can be had. in
August next, bv the purchaser OF tenant.
Lave also a first rate Tanner and Cnrrier, that
I would hite TO the iisfson who would lease or
purchase the Tas Yard, lift would be an accnrn-
mediation. -,
Those wishin; to rem, will DO shoxn the place
and Tern further particulars by calling on DR..
Davies, in my absence.
SAMUEL HEISKELI.
JuneJ Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
4 GREEABLY to IN order of the county courl

a GREEABLY 10 m order Of the county couri
IN of Bedford, ISSUED June, 1884, we, the under,
signed Commissioners, shall proceed TO sell, on the
Sth day of November next, the tract of Land on
which Admire Turner, dec. formerly resided, upon
a credit Of one, two. and three years, ,eking bonds
with approved security, from the purchasers
here are abeu, 600 acrc5 in the traci-It will be
sold by tho acre. BENZ. TURNER AMI
ADMIRE TURNER,
Comm'ss toner's.
Sent % w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
HORSES SIGHT.

People in general tuin q horses head TO q
br'gh, light to examine his eyes You can know
verv little by this method what sort Of N we q
horse has, unless II be a very defa tive one. You
must examine the eye fist when the horse s,anis
Wui hi heae to the manget. Look careful 1T he
pupil of the eye in a horse it IS Of an oblons form
carry The size ola pupil IA your mind, and then
urn The horse about, bring him TO a light II the
pupil of the eye contracts, appears much smaller
han it was in the dark light, then yeu may be
sure the horse has a srong good eye but provi.
ded the pupil remains nearly in the ,ame SIZE as IT
appeared in the darker light, then the horse has a
weak eye, therefore have nothing to do with him
There are contracting snd dilaiing muscles in the
eye which . III plainly SHOW you in what state the
eye is, whether II be a strong or weak onr.
tRahigh Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
TERMS.

"a annaua payable N alvance. mo sun
tTFcrS , -eas.,ysf for a les time than SIX month.
.1ptn7 ~ IN he Iisr ,iti iiri Out ut tho discretion OF
% : e ,1 paps, an,ii all arrsi5sser are paid. :,
J aofe stst Ia frat time, AMI u IL ccuts for each
pe- silfe.P r,,,e rom a di,tlnce mast ic paid for pre-
eaanaha.ee ,.eriion, or the payment assumed by some
Efs III N son "a Iynrhbnrs.. :,
raponsipe. 4 lresscJ To TIA Editors mustbc post paid
80 wli no, he 4lteaded TO- =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
j. Il. MINOR,
AtT LAW.

AS taken an office at The town Of Buchanan,
III and will puneiuaily attend the Courts, Supe-
rior and Inferior, or Boletourt and Bedford. All
business committed to his charge will NEE, with
scruputois care, and the greatest despatch possible.
Oct. % w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

To prcscrue Pumpkins through the nu,ntcr and
spring. Wien taken from the vine, open them,
and throw away tn soft contents which are found
in their inside. Then cut them into small pieces,
and dry them in the sun, OF in an oven. Preserve
them in a dry place. They may DC either roundc
or boiled before they are used.
Prepared in this manner, they mako a cheap and
excellent food tor cattle hotses-a9d hogs. Ma
NY thousands pounds might bc saved IN grain TO
our farmers, AID 10 our country, by the general
use of this wholesome and nourishing TODD for
domestic animals. They afford more nourisi,-
aen' Than the po,l,o Or scarcity-root they arr
cultivated with less trouble, and yield q much
larger increase from the same labor.
TSoutheYn PlaAt-r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

We lenrn, by O gentleman from Fort {. BISON that,
Professor Beyrich, a cel1brnicd boiapist, Who WINS
exploring ibis country under the pa,ronace Of ooe
OF the scientific societies OF PAr,q, died recently at
that post Professor Bcyricb had b,iaciied himself
TO the regimen, Of Dragons, rpi reformed with hem
rom their late expedition. HIS servant lifd with.
IN . day afterwards The same gentleman ale
s'atee, hat 'niormn ion Ia. been received Of the al-
fcnfall'e of cholera among The Osnges md much
.irkp"ss prevailed slnong a. Greeks, chsrsees,
&c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

FAIL SOWING GARDEN VEGETABLES
Those vegetables which will brar n consldrra.
Die degree of frost may generally we believe, with
safety be sown in autumn And even he more
tender sorts, provided hey arc sown so late tina,
they will not ysgetate ill spring may, perhaps, sue
coed with fall sowing, and COM for " ard some
what Garlic, in the spring than they would # the
sowing WIS omitted till the usual time. With
mntk,t gardeners Il IS an objrct of considerable con
sequence TO p,oduoo early vegei bts, and with
farmers II may be OF some Importance to make part
Of their gardens in autumn, when they have gener
ally, more leisure tlIuD in spring. Mhiei's Garden
er's Dictionary directs IN cultIvating parsr,p rs To-
!" SOW Inc seed in autumn soon after it is ripe by
which means the plants vail come up the following
spring and get strong before the weeds will grow
10 injure them. The young plants i.ever mater.
ally suffer through the severity of the season." The
same writer says" Garden carrots are propagatcd
at two or three diff rent seasons. The Fl ST season
for sowing tho sce1 fin England is soon afior
Christmas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
From The Old CItoay Democrat.
STOCK

IOLh
| do not think thar farmers in this vicinity, nav
that attention TO improving he different bfc eds OF
|their Mat cattle, which it would be nroftb.e for
them TO brs'ow. And 10 what is this owing? Is
It not to The sceptic il concl lsions which they hive
ADOPTED concerning the rrac'icabil,iy Of tho sub
lactf The idea is prevalent ,htt,he breed is moth.
lrg, feed every thing ,hat this in fac, is all tina, is
necessary to make fine animals. But this is a We.
~ mistaken notion. and one whlrh oueln to be
exploded Good Keeping Is At excellent hing II is
read ly grantod, but 1t was never known 10 oduce
bone or onal, or TO produce any radical change IN
tae nnimpl physiology. | may serve to perfec, the
nature such rs il IS, and this is oil ii can do change
il, it never can. =.
Those who afi IN tina, their disbelief in this mat
ter ! derived from no,hins less than thelr own ex-
perlence. cannot, 10 say the least, | fhlnk, have en-
joyed the benefit Of an enlightened experience
Their mode of operations mus, have been dcfec-
tive, md the error probably lies in rot CONFORMING
their r,Actice 10 n rule, ,Ie Observance OF which IN
every particular, is necessary 10 ensure c mrlrr
success. 1t CONSISTS Simply in bree1tag tam tam
and Tres distinct blord, fcho passess Themselves
and ne lcSecaded from ~ancesio, r4o possessed be
fire them, re pcculiar atri6ntes md properties
Which II as sought to pttpctUdA IN The progeny.
An adherence to this fule, 50 far as it IS praclica
bic, would be- productive Of results W III which | am
persuaded, farmers would have no reason 20 be
dissatisfied, 1t is important always 10 know what
IS TIE proper course to be pursued, and in the pre-
sent casc, such knowledge may serve TO guard US
from two very common errors, VIZ fi,st, that Of
breeding f.om.ncar relatives, acco,d,n. to the " in
and IN system, as it is called and secondly, tina,
of disregarding ancestry, and forming our expccta-
tons Of the character Of the progeny solely from
TINT of the parents.
| cannot but think, were all formers hereafter
carefully TO eschew those fatal errors, and TO reg
ula,e their practice according to the foregoing sug
%gestions, we might confidently anticipate II speedy
arrival Of the period. when thcre would be no longer
occasion for the old saw, " a good COW may have
a bad calf" II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
NOTICE.

n SHALL petition the next Legislature for q
4 divorce ION my Husband, Samuel Ro Wand.
PATSY ROWLAND.
Oe' Q NaD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

The negro Cnsar's cure for poison-for discov-
cring which the Assembly Of South Carolina Dur.
chased his freedom, und gave him an annuity oil. ono
liuisJrcd pounds.
1882 - Ca'ay's cHrc I'm the btr ria RaAtsuake
- Take the roots Of plnIniain or hoarbound, On
eammcr, the roots md branches together a suf-
Gent quantity, br,iise them in q multar ond soue, &c
out 'hr JUICE Of which give as soon ~ possible.
one large spoonful # the ps,itn, is swollen YOU
mustio &C II io~n his throat; this generally will
cure, but II he fiads no relief ~ ar hour afterwards
give anoihe, sPoon1ul, winch never has failed II
me roots are drifd, ticy mus DO mos rned with Il
i''le winter. IL" The Wound may be applied a leaf
Of tobacco moistdntd with rum.