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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-06

&UeCt ~ GutCFtSWe VU Use Mugs VS. "
Hsssian fly Crops Of Whsaf in the
galley.
Augusta co. Va, July rs, 1885.
You request statement ofsome ex !.
periments and observations on Hessian
hy. have made no experiments on
that subject, but suppose Mr.. A. re.
ierred 10 some observations on that
subject made by me when he was here
sometime since. Ii consists in sowing
lime on The wheat at the time il begins
10 shoot /; the theory of the mOdas op>
erandi is, that the egg that produces
the worm, or small insect, is deposited
through the blades of the wheat, and
obtains vitality about the time the stem
begins TO shoot or Use up, and ii begins
then 10 eat it, or by its bulk proven.
the growth of The stalk. The remedy
is then 10 SOW broadcast lime, first
made as fine as possible and dry and
1t must be sowed when there is hea-
w dew or during shower of rain.
About bushel of lime 10 an acre is
thought TO be sufficient. | had lasI
summer an opportunity of observing a
piece Of wheat that was treated in this
manner. /. appeared TO become yell
low and TO be on the decline |; and after
the application OF the lime, il changed
color and appeared recruited, and was
at haI vest almost as good as the other
part of the field, in which there was
40, any fly. You can readily conceive
The manner of the water or dew 90 the
wheat becoming impregnated with
lime, y hich il must receive in the pro-
sels oi sowing, and running down the
stalk, and coming in contact with the
yunne fly, and destroying it by ia caus-
tic qualities.
Peach Trees.-- Mr.. VIM. Phillips,
OF Pennsy lysnia, has derived great
benefit from the application OF all
Stacked, old refuse lime, 10 peach trees,
The effects OF which according to his
own account, have been very great.
He outs about peck OF lime 10 each
Tree he lhinks il useful as preserva-
tive against the insects so fatal 10 these
Hses. We have then two applications
recommended, unbleached ashes and
lime, ana from our own experience
are able 10 recommend both. We are
NOT sure which has tbs preference.
I he lime and ashes should both be dug
every spring. A friend suggests tina.
he Killed has young peach trees BY
line caution Is needed in the applica.
lipn.--Agrsc. Rep.
eaa@
More executions o The Murrsl Ban
dstt;.--Ihs notorious John, alias Jon.
athan Tipton, has at length paid the
forfeit Of his life 10 bis yillany. he
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More e4scations oftAs Murrsl Ban
dstti.--Ihs notorious John, alias jon.
alhan Upton, has at length paid the
forfeit Of bis life 10 his yillany. de
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Hygeian Medicine.
Yrustees' Sale.

n by virtue of Deed ofTrust exc
n Dcuted by William Poslon and
wife to the subscriber, for the
purpose of securing the payment Of a.
SUN of money therein mentioned, to-
Marquis Monroe, and another sum to
John Litter, / will, on Tuesday the
LIST day Of March nezt, proceed 10 sell,
to the highest bidder, on the premises,
all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
ia the county of Hampshire, on which
the said William Poston resides, as set
out by metes and bounds, and described
in said Deed. Such title as is vested
in me as Trustee only will convey
Terms Of sale Cash.
JAMES SMITH, Trustee.
Dec. &c, 1S35.-tdspd1.
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Four tracts or parcels Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
.N'DYEf'E.

FENiiE subscriber takes lhs method of return
my hls thanks Ia his friends and the public
general, for the patronage winch has been here
toiorr extended To hun, and To inform them that
le r. stIIl carrying ON the above business III all
lis ,arIuur branches, ut his old stand one door
below Me-sis. Miller " Rolerts, and OPPOSITE,
the Farmers Bank. He hns ON l,an,f nj tbs time
n much larger and more general assortment Of
EYER. article III his line of business than h.rcto-
fore, selected by himself IN the Northern cites
with great care and on the most accommodating
tcrms. lie therefore .till soc,s the r,tronnec
otlhe public generally, believing, from ha rx-
pelienco in HE business that he can give entire
saus faction, aud Ii" pledges himself tia, IN. NM
teral> shall he of the les, that can b, procured in
the Northern markets, aud til, workmanship not
interior 10 any Tor neatn,ss or durability and that
he viii dispose OF them ON the most accomnlo-
datmg terms, either for cash country produce
lie therefore feels no hesitation IN saving that
tha1e wanting articles III hia line will find II much
10 Their nl,rest 10 call on him bcfor, purchasing,
AZ he L. determined to sell low.
H. assortment ut tins time - a4 follows, w :
Genirm,n's and Ladies' Saddles of all dcscrip-
uons Saddle Bags aud Carpet Bags of all kinds
and sils Brides and Mar,,ngalr, both of
ht own and English manufacture Coach
Glp aud Jersey Harness of all qualities Wnr-
qon, Cant and Drny HARNESS ofnll qualities All
klEds of Leather Travelling Trunks, both of his
own and Northern manufacture all kinds Of
Wagon Whip. and Horse Collars, both of his
own and Northern Manufacture all kinds of
Coach, Gig and Riding Whips, Spurs, DC. &c.
&c.
\ fine scIccriou of s'addcrs' Tools, selected
by himself which viii be sold low Aud n num-
Der o. other articles too tedious In mrnion
j. {. SIItCkIEFDRD
All repairing III the above business done with
neatncsN aud despatch. J.C.S.
ApriI ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
WAsiIINGroN, April ), 1870.

Mr.. Leigh continued his tcmarks to-day in the
Senate. resume my minutes of a.t NIGHT, in
order 10 bring them up into their proper connection
with those of to-day.
MIR. Leigh said ,ha, i, was III. business. of the
Senate To ascerlnn the vcrnacular, and then the
cpal technical parliamentary m.anng of the words
"to keep" Ne quoted Uoyro,d, who, speaking
OF Edrard " say. that he kept journal and
.s,bnfhnot, who says that rme has DESTROYED
the journals OF Uonno and H"miitor," thus show
inp ,ha they had been kept long enough to make
it known thai Timc alone had destroyed them.
la the application Of these classical uses, by the
b. 81 writer. ui the word in question, to the
hand, MIR. l.. was very interesting, impressive and
convincing.
next came to an examination Of the paria
mcn,ary meaning of the word. Hc instanced
"kt,p,r OF the ollS,"--not the maker, but tho
keeper: and the phrase 10 " keep record"
and showed that if the Clerk does not keep as well
rs make The record, Inc is guilty of felony by the
law. of England and Virginia. He then quoted
Il passage from MIR. Bcnton's own speech, which
went to corroborat" iuy this view of the duty
of tie Clerk " to keep
Tie then quoted strong and strikm.ly appo-
Kite authority, showing that tho clerk tho House
of Commons is prohibited from sending the orisi-
nal journal to the printer, and asked the Secre-
tary of the Senate if the original ohs Journal ware
furnished for such a purpose! The Secretary re
piled in the negative.
MIR Leigh then showed that il the Senate
Nltose duty il is "to keep the Journal aud
whose organ, in the discharge Of that duty, the Sc
cre,ary is and he ataled-" If have, by my
humble efforts, shown this to be the duty of the
e,--ihe question is at end for ein it be
that we are to keep Journal of our proceedings.
which will not present fair and trHc record, and
which may be obilera,ed and defaeed p
But to dcstroy, say the friends Of the expungng
plan, is an abuse of this discretionary po,rsr #
I Tho Senate, and II is not fair to argue from a.
bu,e &c. &c. Nh. Leigh answered this argument
b, showing that there Was the SAME power in tie
one case as in The other, and that there none
in either
He then mmenceda most able examination Of
the British precedens which had been depended
upon by Messrs. Rves and Benton particularly
the former. lie FIRST alluded to the great differ
ence which exists between the Constitutions OF the
two countres,-showed that English preoedenH
could have no authority here, inasmuch as the
Ming, Lords and Commons made the Constitution
oi the one country for the time being, by legisla-
tive enacmenis, while in ours, a Consultations,
which had been well deserbedas the Lcx kgmm,
or iau is which the basis Of laws.rcguated the L.
pisature in its enaclments; and that one fcaturo
of this Constitution is that each branch Of the lc-
elslsture shall Keep Journal of ITS proceedin =.
lie then asked. do gentemen presame-tss
that is Tue word ,-prcsume to pun simple oides
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BELL TAVERN, [sicl,,nond.

VII subscribers beg leave TO inform their country
h1ends and the public generally, that they have
taken Tins well known establishment, and will, the
Isl LAY of April, be ready to receive all those who
may be KIND enough In honor us with their custom.
lie house has, but short time since, gone through
thorough repair III addition which, shall
continue to make such Improvements as will be ne
cessafy for the better accommodation of
ers. We pledge ourselves to the most lndefaii-
gable cNerions render our visitors comfortable aud
agreeable, as We mean 10 keep none bat the aest
vaults. Our Table Shall be supplied with the best OF
every thing that can be procured III markct-out liar.
with the most choice llquorS-and our Stable with
good and attentive nstels and every variety al grain
and forage thai l. used al an, Other similar establish
menf We have both served y long apprenticeship
al eni buSlueSs-thc Grst ht lng lived IN the Eas ls
Hot ior the l,s five III ~ ycai,. aud the latter At
the ELL Tavern fun ,.afs, during the HE oil Mrs.
hcsa, and from that tme to the present, has sontlu-
ucd III the Slne business. The public may iesf
snred that no pan> expense the pant oil either
shallh spared to eve general satisfaction.
JNo. KING.
EDMD. \. ALLEN.
Dt,,i,.
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journey frum R"uuud La Petersburg, be
with Mr.. Minnn, Who learned the
ter for tho h Rheumli-m known MI W ID
Mun MIXTURE and having hreu afflicted with Rhcu-
head for length 81 thur d"termhel I"
aud foaud great isfHc
un cHrey rcirNed Of Eli
t and do certainly believe otr the 10" reno
For the hei0ht 81 the
would public These line
hoping the al persons VIM suffering ard
may kud relief rann hut hope that the
wopre ualy place through
such that all porsons have
tn benefit, Medcincs-n adaby alaredt the Of
sfAr wort dseas.s louts lei ccttall'
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Not l'Ri.
DANIEL. MARI.
Is

\ IT RSi A\CE ofn decree Of the Circuit
superior Court of law and Ciiancery for the
town of Lynclburg, made on the 2nd day Fcbru-
airy, 1850, III the SUM Of VIM. Ford n Go. agansl
HUH Nonieon.rie aud others, the undersigned
tonnlssi"ner, appointed for that purpose will
proceed TO s.II, 10 the highest bidder, by way OF
Pnhta auction. on Thursday the 5lir day of May
neSf, II Lot AID Tenement, ON the street leading
To Poe lta-yard, opposite the residence of Mai
Jame, Il. Elsqn", aud formerly occupied by Mr.
Monlgoncrls N n Tobacco Factory
.ierms-.!N, Twelve and eighteen months cred
II, the purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
good security for the purchase money, and Tho IL
lie 10 be retained rs farther security
HENRY DuNNINGTON, Conner.
April I'm
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.Hcysrs. ItroV .Joydan, Peter Dent, Jcrcmiah
.Jogd0H, William Cr"mp, Jaeob Ficer, and
!falda Hci)0nii -
TUNAkE NOTICE, that | shall on the | lib day
4 ofNlay, 1896 at the Clerks O0icc of Bedford
county, take the dispositions of Joseph Wilson and
others to be read 'cvdtnce the trial Of suit il
til. Circuit superior Court of Law and ChancerN,
for the county of Bedford, wherein am plaintiff,
md you are defendants JOEL WRIGHT.
March 3 I'm
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7,oorCr, 80 groWE NzAsoNs.

tDNYRACT for binding STONE Loth
y HDTSE. on the Inc Of the James River and
kapawha Canal. will be made with any competent
and responsible stone Mason.
GO Persons wishing TO contract, VIII lG"Np '!lo
-; =, C,,n,,s E,LFT JR at the Washington
Tavern. in the town of ltnchburg, where all need
f,I information will be gwen
Mach II
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NJ, the rlicledl induced 10 tenr
f,,r RarnmnIr Frcvious
umr 1our 10, nng tine anncted With nemal.n
sd had thr treatments Sensible
relief aner all other had failed induced I"
consciflous> tint
~ this distressing disease.
would all persons afc' cd to a
satlslncoL viii be eivcu the Of
III WI ihohSlt
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NOTICE.,

ID R"tANI to "A dccretal order of tue Circuit
Il superior Corrt OF Law and Cllanccry, for
the County OF Amherst, pronounced on the 7lh
day Of April, lS3o, IN a suit therein depending,
between Beverly Davies, and William Brown Da-
us aud tdha {. his wife, plaintiffs, aud Edward
llnslcy and others, defendants The undersigned,
The Commissioner, in said dccrctal order named
WILL the 3oth day of April, 1885, on the pre-
misses, sell, by way of public auction, for ready mo-
.nev, "a certain tract or parcel Of LAND, with its
appuftcnanccs, situated in the said County OF Am
hets, on James River, near Bethel, called tho
- \ aut illll Tract" containing Sol acres, more
or les, subject 10 reservation OF acre there
of, which will be laid off and designated previous
10 the sale, as and for burying ground in con-
iormny to the provisions of said order.
MARTIN PARIS, :.
WIN. STEEN, :
NELSON G. DAWSON. :
CIIAMPE CARTER, -
April If GOA
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Eef virtue OF a decree OF the Gncuit superior
1 Court of Law ard Chnrccry for the County of
Amherst pronounced on the ;}i day ot September,
SD in the Suits llenr, q. Fulchcr, pllutiti, Is.
Sterling Claiborne, james Fulchcr aud Joseph Sta
pies dc!cudnts; John Campbell, plaintiff rs. James
Fulcher, Henry G.. Fulchcr, Joseph staples, Will
am NJ. Waller, Sterling Claiborne and Robcu Mitch
ell defendants; and Robert Mitchell. plaintiff. rs.
Jamcs Fucher, Henry G..Fulchcf, Sterling Chi-
borne, Joseph Staples aud John npbelI.derudau>:
the undersigned, who is hereby appointed COMMITS
sioner for the purpose will on the .th day Of May
next, proceed on the premises, to sell 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money, the
II: Not OF LAND,
in the proceedings mentioned, with lis aprurteuanccs
thereto belonging lying and being III the County OF
Amherst, on pary River, containing httereu one
aud Two hundred acres. and mostly low gruunds.-
Also. the stock Of Horses, Hogs. Cattle and Sleep,
in sad proceedings mentioned, together with the
Household and Kitchen fnnhune, nc.
TIlDS. y EIBANk r..,.
ShsriF IF inherst ~
April II t9M
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: CIEMEN


Til. that tired other PreparhHus
s Rheumarm. finding teeE and heinr unable 10
Asd muh olen, could shue,, IN hr
condition Undue ii make Of w u Mmton'- khennark
aixtufe pleasure recommend II TO all eons at
with khsu being superior preparation
have seed OF heard Of W RoSS'
April 81 I'm I'm
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u Z LNnthbuig. about the ~ tn OF JANUARY last,
BILLY.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, agcd about
70 years, dark muIalto, almost FIVE feet six
inches high, very bushy head of hair, dirk grey
eyes, sroops a great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard has been for some time complaining on
account of IA sprain on his ict arm near the wrist,
had on when he left a grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloon> X a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is to reach Il free state, aud the route ia
ken 10 do So, is hy the way OF Charleston, ON the
kanawha, where he may gan passage 10 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any jail, the
sail boy, 50 that get him, will give $50 il taken
in or 300 iftahcn ont al the state.
CllRlSTiANA TODD.
a. The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
WING will insert the above times and send heir
accounts to this office
Feb p is
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r.. STAEI.ER
P.TrhsurEG, Jan. 81, lo}G.

PATHS III Ri, jan -, l03b
Mr. Minou Sit Nv suilcrlngA The khcumri>m
previous ung mturr that it was " hh much
cuuI iik Aner r." applications however, Il IL"
msdto!ne found self almes ctl'rh re't'd ans hfrN"
,Aould have been quite -" hal I'm ocltl I" us" II e
directed, having uGi irnrth pan dt bot
tie can therefore, VIII h lcrc" re-tnn cad IL the
afflicted EpN ARD row It'll.
OF. IIiri Petersburg, Virginia.
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SADDLERy ESTABLISHMENT

] WILL sell my Shop out entirely, consisting OF
the tools, ready made work and stock. The stand
IS a good one, and amy young man of small capital,
would do well 10 invest his money in the business.
will give such time will enable the purchaser To
sell the work which is ready made by his giving salts
factory assurance Of prompt payment
JESSE OWEN.
O. Ovens llot, will be cuntinued for at least
two years after the lst of January, l6I. %.
Milton, y {. Atrl2 ).
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RIcnmoNp. Jan. 30, lS:l


had effect uf - W MiUto'- fain"i,
Of snd ait
produced such relief leads tohop that hni cuie
bn eff. ,icd GU. IHnl.h.
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DYSpEpSIA!..

hR. BECkWlTliS PILLS, Que OF the most
IL certain remedies tried for that distressing
and dangerous complaint, Dyspepsia. -!\cW con
stantly on hand for sale by X. STAHlER.
April Stml I'm
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RHEU.T.4 YIS.H.

w MlNTONS Rheumatic Mixture, may
w. be had at Il. Stahler'S, Lynchburg. Price
81 per bottle. If cridtHt Improvement, is not
discovered from the use OF the first bottle, the
price will be refunded. 1t is not deemed nc
cessarv to comment on the virtue OF this mixture,
in the treatment of Rheumatism, il is only nc
cessary for those suffering give fair trial. to
become convinced of its great efficacy.
r. ST\ELER
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NOTICE.
10 the Merchants of Virginia:

'I'lif subscriber having been amongst the suffer
stS IN the great conflagrM,on OF the 10th aud
18th of December, and lnst his entire stock OF Goods
begs leave tp inform his customers and purchasers
generally, that h" made immediate preparations To
get up fresh supply, aud now has the pleasure cot
aequantlne them, that heis dali, receiving from his
MANUFACTORf, the various articles ia hs hh-
embracing a first rate as.nlImnni-Hl-:
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s.Gss Az

6.V
~ THIS celebrated loal-gcltcr, will
G, u. the present season stand at Broad
XII r Eg,A <, i" the county Of Chester
las~s:-4,g--es II. field, about Two miles from the
town Of Manchester, and be let to mares at seven
tv-lyc dollars tie season. With one dollar 10 the
groom. Season to commence on the first day OF
February, and expire on the first day If July next.
Mares left with Gohanna will he fed agreeable to
orders and charged accordingly. Every possible
care shall be taken 10 prevent accidents or eS-
cape>, but viii no, be liable for either. Servants
sent with mares to Goianna, will be boarded free
Of charge. Gentlemen sending for mares left with
Johanna, will send the money or their notes for
the season, when the mares are taken away. CO.
HANNA having been so often advertised, think ii
useless to say any thing about his blood or per
formancc, and the high price he was sold for last
fall AT public auction, Is evidence sufficient oil h's
hioh standing rs g~tcf Of race horses.
lie is now at Major Balls Livery stable, where
ne will remain untl his season commences.
lSiiAM pUCkEIT.
Richmond, March 2f Vt
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CoAN FOR s,AGE.
LAVE four or fva hundred barrels Of CORN,
,of sale. WN. II. Carl. MD.
New Glasgow, Jan 2s Is
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wy. EAETCEzEss -. TOLER.
TERMS.
ns.TNc LyMcA6HrS sirSiHian'

'1,,,sI firict a ,cstk Al q pr agnon Inynblc in
+" fac No piper niH be Discontinued Ont at the
d5.lao fHe Editors until all drrtaragcs are paid
49, 49, iDtERTISEMEN1'S iniH be inserted ot
.i.a,, per square (or less The frst time, and 373
. ,.' FIR caeh continuance Tbose from distance
"a, Je nqa for previously 10 Their insertion unless the
.,n,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
L'anLIeIs 10 the Editors mugi be rosr pam.
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fTEGRCEs WANTED.

TWILL give t!e highest cash picr for hkel,
Young Negfoes.
SETH WQoDROF.
y ~. % Gln
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90 Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in
: Lvnohbulg, about The 10 tn of January last,
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r4sNzs FOR SHs.li.

Richmond. March 81
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-12

future prosecution? TO 90 for him, in nd
vance, pledges us, in effect, to sustain his
policy. To rcflisG to do this, and elect him
in the last resort, if he is to be elected ut all,
gives no such pledge but leaves us at lib
erty to approve or disapprove, us his all
miuistraton shall be worthy or unworthy
ofour support.
have thus freely expressed my views
on the deeply important subjects connected
with the resolutions which it has seemed
my duty to defend. would gladly have
avoided the necessity which has been inn
posed on me, to appear before the public.
Having yielded to that necessity, how
ever, have not RETAINED from a frank ard
decided expression of my opinions, and the
reasons on which they are founded. In
doing this, have, Of course, been compel
led to speak freely of Mr.. VAN buren,, as
connected with the principles and policy of
the present Administration. This | would
gladly have avoided, because | desire to
speak of no one in terms which may seem
severe, and, especially, because my motives
in this case arc peculiarly liable to miscon-
structon. Unconscious of personal resent
ment towards that gentleman, | would
gladly avoid the slightest imputations of it,
if could, consistently with discharge OF
duty. In regard to what that duty is, |
may very greatly err; but must act upon
my own convictions of it, and, in doing so,
shall never shrink from its performance,
through fear that my motives may be mis-
understood or misrepresented.
am, respectfully,
Your ielow-citizen,
w. SLADE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 5th, 1886.