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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
.hen ] pIesume Yea want your

/ Then | presume you want your
money r.
"oui monsieur, | starve for wan, Of
Z argent"
Can't you do without. it r.
I" No, monsieur, must have him.
You must ~
Oui, monster" said little dimiiy.
breeches, turning pale with apprehen.
sons for the safety Ok his money.
I" And you can't do without il I"
No, monsieur, not Won leetle mo.
ment longare.
The merchant reached his bank.
book, drew check on the good old
Chemical for the amount, and handed
it to his visiter.
" Vat is dis, monsieur ~
"a check for five thousand dollars,
with tie interest,""
/" Is ii bon 7" said the Frenchman
with Arrangement.
Certainly"
Have you de Z argent in do
bank 7"
Yes"
"And is it parfaitcment convenient
to pay de sunni"
Undoubtedly. What astonshes
you 7"
IVY, dat you have got him in dees
times.
Oh, yes, and | have plenty more.
| owe nothing that cannot pay at IA
moments notice."
The Frenchman was perplexed.
. Monsieur, you shall do me Won
leetle favor, eh ~
With all my heart"
Vel, monsieur you shall keep de
J. aggeat'ior me some leetle year lon
gare.''
Why, | thought you wanted it,"
i" I'oat au contrdire. no want dc
z argeat, | want de grand confidence.
Suppose you no got de money, den |
want him yer much suppose you got
him, den | no want at all. VouS com.
prenee, eh p
After some further conference, the
little Frenchman prevailed upon the
merchant to retain the money, and
left the counting. house with u light
heart and countenance very differ.
ent from the one he wore when he en-
tered. His confidence was restored,
and although he did not stand in need
of the money, he wished to know that
his property was in safe hands.
Tins little sketch has moral, if the
reader has sagacity enough to iind it
out.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

The State OF Ohio is said to have
more children, in proportion 10 the
number of inhabitants, than any other
State in the Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

PRoMoTIoS.-The British soldier
who attempted to capture the deserters
from Toronto, last fall, at Fort Mag
"a. has since been made--coporai !
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
M0MT0 T.

r - THOSE persons indebt-
r. - ed TO US. as well as those
sssA-@E indebted TO Hosmire and
Boyd, are respectfully requested TO make
payment. Thepressing demands Tor mo-
ney, and the long credit many have recei
we'd. induces us to hope that this notice
will be attended TO Immediately.
j. w. BOYD & Co.
October IL, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

IMPRISONMENT roR DEBr.--A Wi
ter who says he has been confined fol
sixteen years in the Jail of New York
city for debt, makes the following state.
ment in illustration Of this barbarous
system:
Z" 1t is horrible place and many
a time when through the CRATES Of my
prison window have watched the ray 5
of the setting sun as they gilded some
neighboring spire, have wondered
that any man could find it in his heart
to put fellow being in jail for debt.
have at last given up the hopes of lib-
ertv--blesscG liberty ] can hardly
write the word without dropping a tear
at the recollection Of the joyous days
of liberty which are gone forever. !
am sad when | think how they have
fled away like dream and that nci'
Their ! nor my creditors can ever recall
them. When | entered the walls of
this terrible jail, was young, in good
health, blest with a wile whom | ado.
red, and as fine boy as even smiled
in the face Of father. The boy is
dead, and my wife is no more. She was
indeed, mostexemplary woman but
she was wounded to the soul by the
horrors of our situation. Her spirit
was broken down, and she, with the
infant that caused her sickness, died in
jail shortly after my imprisonment"
DEATH OF JUpGE WINGATE.- The
Portsmouth New Hampshire Journal
of the 7th inst. announces the death oil
Judge Wingate, Mt the advanced age
of XCIX. The Journal says:
Gle was Senator in the first Con-
gress, and was probably the last sur
vivor OF that body. He was gradu.
ate OF Harvard College, and when he
graduated was the youngest of his
class. He had been for several years
(since the death OF Dir. Holyoke) the
Oldest graduate Of that institution
He was appointed Judge Of the Su-
preme Court in New Hampshire in
1898, and held the Office til 1909, be.
ing then 20 years Of age. Mr.. Win.
gate was orr gnally n Congregational
clergyman, having preached for some
time for the North Church in Ports
mouth, and was, we learn, settled at
| North Hampton. Iio was a highly
esteemed man by his own generation,
and has been venerated by the new
race which has grown up around him.
His wife, sister Of the Hon. Timothy
Pickering, survives him at the advan.
ced age of o."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04
x,frnffrfd I'm the Circuit Superior Court
CNS .aI rhaucery for BerkeIey County

gfrgfmfa In the Circuit Superior Cour
Tsw and Chanccry for Berkeley County
January Rules, 1888.
y1 ~ Msaaor: and William, John, Jane AMI
Cc',sSrine Sberrard, by their next friend Calet
,l.aa pitts.
Ms" against
william D. Daniel, Robert Daniel of Andrew
ND q ilbert and others dfts.
IN CHANCERY. :,
u,HE defendant, William ID. Daniel,
not having entered his appearance
,5d given security, according 10 'he ac'
Of Assembly and the roles OF this court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
hal he Is out OF this Commonwealth IL
!, ordered. that the said defendant 90
,o,er his appearance TO this SUIT on me
s,.t day OF the next term, answer The biil
1.-The plaintiff, and give security for per-
G,mIog the decree: and that a copy Of
,.;s order be forthwith published in any
"swspaper within this county, and con
%oned for two months successfully, ard
.no,her copy thereof posted at the front
aoor Of the Court House OF the said coun.
" A Copy,-Teste,
" JOHN STROTHER. c.
February 7. 1S3S.-2m
TF;rc,nia In the Circuit Superior Court of
law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Feb
ruary Rules, 1888. 80,
Tbomas II Stephens, PtiU.
against
,a,m Leopard, Silas Harlan administrator OF
A1 Mirbscl Leopard deceased, and John Sro,her
rsce,yer ofthe Circuit Superior Court oil Berke-
ley, ~ cr.Nrrpv
TpE defendant Adam Leopard, not ha-
ring entered his appearance and given Sc
,nrlty. according TO the act oil assembly
md the rules of this court. and 1t appear.
,nq nv satisfactory evidence that he IS out
This Commonwealt ii is ordered, that
the said defendant do enter bis appearance
10 this suit on the first day OF the next
Term, answer the bill of the plantiff and
1--WE security for performing the decree,
and that copy of this order be forthwith
ppbllshed 10 any newspaper within TINS
,onnly. and continued for two months
excessively, and another copy thereof
Dos,ed at the front door oil the Court
House of the said county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. C.
Feb lS3S.-2m.
Virginia. :-In the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Feb
ruary Rules, 1888.
Van E. Van Metre and Abram E. Van Metre,
pliGs.
against
Ceoege Boltz and William Stone, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant William Stone. not ha-
wing entered his appear ance and gwen Sc
cq1ty, according to the act OF assemPhiy
sod the rules Of this court, and It appear
Ing BY satisfactory evidence tina, be IS out
Of ,his economically it is ordered, that
The said defendant do enter his appear
snce to this suit on the first cay oil the
next term, and answer the bill Of the PLAIN
F. if, and that copy Of this be forthwith
/ polished in any newspaper within thus
county, and continued for two months
mccessiveIy. and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of the said county.
A COpy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER. C.
Feb. 7 Is3S.-2m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

yirginia:-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud Chancery for Berkeley County Feb
mary Rules, 1888
Robcr, SMALL admir- of Abraham Marlatt, deed
pug,
against
James Long and James Cunningham, avs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant JAS Long. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security,
according 10 act Of assembly and the rules
oithis court, and ii appearing by satlsiac
tory evidence that he is out of this Com
mOnweaI,h: il is ordered that the said de.
Iendant do enter his appearance to this
suit on the first day of the next term, an
:wer the bill of the plaintiff, and give Sc
Guilty Tor performing the decree and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published
in any newspaser within this county, and
continued Tor two months successfully,
and another copy thereof posted at the
front OF the Court House of the said
county.
A Copy.-Teste-
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Fob f2QQ o.,
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' JOHN STROTHER. C.

Virginia :-In the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Feb
ruary Rules, 1888.
Tsa E. Van Metre and Abram E. Van Metre,
phGs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-04-04

U5utHst :
Adam Leopard, Silas Harlan administrator oil
race,yer ofthe Circuit Superior Court OF Berke-
Ieeei'N- nfLN.
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Blacksmith Wanted.

March 2s, 1sSs.-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
CiVlS ElEGINlANUS.
TO THE, rt'BL;C.

Having been informed. good authority, that re-
port i, circulating in Richmond and 10 some extent in
hr country tbs, opposed 70 the further Prcs"c
or Isaac Vaughan for the killing OF my son. CHE late
Waller Henry Peasanis that have written 10 t:So Ct
NV irirnds in Richmond requesting them 10 use ihcir
brs, eic.,s to haze him acquitted, and that ! have
twice visited him in jail, iGr the purpose OF assuring
him Of nv desire 10 have him punished: In order
10 cpuntcrac, any possible effect pom the public mind
that night result rnm my SILENCE, or ffo It's attaching
credit The sb"ve report nt into circulation for "bv
Gus ressnns) hereby pronounce The aforesaid run"ur,
uulnundcd in every particular. Could 81 far over.
CONE the feelings Of father, as TO visit my son. drs
trnver in confinement, yet neither citizen ar chris
lian could deem myself jn:li6abr in becoming an
active agen, in shielding viDator of The law from pun
isimPnt have sought 10 root f!0'n Erat ali rnd,cyr
fetlipes-but beyond this, have thought il 4 du
tv or virtue to sn!caror 10 carry fnrbcarancr-and
were 10 pretend 10 have carried it father, The world
would suspect y! uslcnialIGGs ypocrIsY consider
il r:opsr 10 say, ia, when first informed Of the
death Of my son. being in state Of mind little short Of
distraction and uniformed Of every Circumstance re.
la,ve 10 H. except that he had been KILLED by Isaac
Vaughan not doubling II was The result Of Sudden,
unjrrnpGi,aIed rrncnU;er--; that Vaughan himself must
then he suffering deeply Tor the lash GePd-and feel
ing most nculrly for his mH:her-grantnrother and
ulhers-l am told, and partly remember, hat nsed
r,sr7 e1iravaganl exprrssiorsnnd SAID among other
things, that | would moi touch 'a'r ct his head
iha, | was willing to leave him in the hanGs OF his
Niaker-ard would be among The fret 10 sign petition
f,r his pardon if he should be Condemned But, when
on that very evening, received particular account o!
The ransaclon with all the attendant circumstances cis
closed by the vidrnce-and Vaughaus unreIenins and
exuIling conduct during the examination all he kind
her feelings Of my yielded 10 Of indyi
dual and public jus,ice-snd this is the position | eS
pect 10 occupy 10 The end. With my c.ns"nt my name
shall not be used prejudice the public mind against
the prisoner nor shall il he used to shield him from
iust punishment Ny desire is, that he shall be fairly
tried before firm and upright iudgc-an honest nd in.
te!ligent ury-,hen whether he be condemned or &c
quilted, shall acquicsce.
TARLTON w. PLEASANTS.
Angus! "a, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
TO ItnEDiToa or TIFF Eye uinEa


pains me to behold The Republican party, to which
Ibelnny and to whose principles most ardentiy al
,ached torn a.undrr by intestine cnmmoIions aud liz
strength upon which rests all The hope Of freedom pros
It's divisions before the naughty enemies ueqnal
rights and equal privileges When Republicans trh"!d
those grea, and incsnabe institutions which pur
chased by the toll the blood nd suhTngS OF
their fore fathers and which have been committed 10 Their
by those reverrd patriots and phanhropis's likely,
through their contentious To be overhrown and tram.
pied under foot by the unhalowed and nsdous foes OF
freedom, it does not behoove them 10 over their
divisions, 10 quietly fold their arms look calmly and
concernedly On and excaim "non nostrum tantas com
Ponerc tcs, but rather it is their nperous duty to fly TO
their Though Of the humble members Of
the Republican family, and unaccustomed to WELD pen
participate in stormy debate, yet feel willingness to
make feeble effort TO compose the contentious which
exist among u.s. and 10 reconcile the conendng portions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
I,knrLiifaRs, Look nkead!!

The Wings are continuing TO organize their forces in
Virginia for The Congressional elections IN The Spring
The Wigs in Bedford in motion "A Wing candi
date is in the field in the MnnongalIa District A meet
ing held a, Orange C"u,hnuse on the 9th, which
appointed Delegates 10 meet three OF the other counties
at CuIpepcr &. IT,. October Court Tor il:e purpose oil
nominating Candidate. They make wide sweep, and
invite 'cN these oPp0s'd 10 Tie present 3dinistration {"
the General G"ycTnnrnt-cW MemSe'erS by trhaiertr
name isu 1u0y-to unite with them in The Convention
MIR Wi'chsr is in the isld and The Il. Wing lrumpeis
forth the SPEECH which he delivered the Other day IN
Pii,syvnna, in opposition to Mr. Coles Whenever a'r
w shall have delivered speech, Il quent and eltc
i've The admirable speech which Mr. e.. made al ,hc
dinner given 10 Mr. Brdford Brown, Two years ago
will then ADM, the justice Of the puff, which the Wig
has .vish,d upon hun - In word, the Wh:,s
ing at ali points And shall the Republicans not profit
by their exam; pie? We ask ogain and again, shall The
Why's unite all their rcesa!l who "arc opposed 10 the
present Admini=trariun--caI themselves by whatever
name they may''-and shall we continue torn by our own
dssenaons thus fail prey 10 our own divisions:
No. no-again mus! have long pull, and strong
null and u pull all together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

shoulders and back Of tie neck then bake The locks Of
the jaws with castor oil, made warm as the hand can
s'f".@. "'n 'H6 'hr avg "s, r:,t:l they become
irr.rc. winch vii! AH ~ i i:.juucs if has the ei
iec ,nat nave known 1t 10 EnYa One Of NV negro
men Was attacked with the beck jock and was helpless
and senseIess, aud the abcvc application was made
we'll in short time II you feel free to give the above
cure place in your paper you may put i, in the best
form that you think will be the most advantageous to
the public, not altering the substance, wish 10 90
The human family all the good that can. BY comply.
ing with this request you will ohlIge your friend and
subscriber. THOS W. OMOHUNDRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
TILE ISSLEi


Nr NrDrF;e in his late letter 10 (Mr. Townes) truly
,,ys ,'a, Bank or no Bank, is clearly and distinctly
Tie rs.ue hch is decide tho next Presidential election
s,t 10 be decided BY il. SIc! Bank would be unavold
v mere crrne IN the hands Of the ascendant party
tremendous instrument of power and mischief thus
c.ra,rd and thus wie!ed
Bot, il such be- the true issue. @hat ore we TO think
d Judge !is WIN prefrrs Mr.. Clay, the Champion
G; The Bank 10 Mir Van buren,. who wages an "nncom
,'n missing hostility 10 it, Wha, are We to think OF
,Ue Of his organs The Nashville Banner, which makes
Y. Van BCTens unqualified commitment upon This
..-rct the grea, objection against him: 1t pleads, that
Hs:e be occasion for such Bank, in the very
rs'G 81 Judge Whites farmer opinion, that SUCH
aGk roud not bs Established IN qucnce OF lis IN
,r,Iu'ionaiI'y- asks. "is II the part OF wisdom
'iIy Of the people Of the United States, at rme
81 tins 10 part with the power Of establishing Bank,
.py should within the next SIX years deem such an
r.,.niion cxpedient and necessary: The difference
arrn elcc,iug Mr.. Clay and Mr. Van Burcn ~ this
Lr,l tie iorr.rr, and the people can have Bank 1t
sY choore. b"t not icih0n majmHy n them desire A.
/ ~ Nr Van Eurcn, and they cannot have Bank,
rn saa9'Gc ma Hy d.mGEdH'
ihA l,suiiicqI sophs, shows how the Kind blows
Jucg. Whi;r.The Judge is wiling ia have BARK
sad therefore, is not willing 10 eject President, VINO
wedge vg;n charter Such is the firm consistent
lrs.r hfn the vaun,eG friend OF the Cons,ituiion-
ancom?.omying advocate Of State Rish,s! Tie who
'i' an open mpuhed. unc"u;p-ornsIng opponrni
e National Bank. on constitutional principles, now
/ c'S!o ". Naa Buran. bFcsuse he is decidedly and
.aeg"lramrsire}v against it. Why! what ugg!eIy is
~ IT, rather w; np"s:acy; if The people be IN favor
o; Ha'i"n, Bank whv, let them elect MIR. Clay a,
re wlo II he Le rccrd will move Heaven and Faith
sd Hell too, Tor the establishment Of his bank II
icy be- opp SD Bank, .hcy will elect no man " no
: - 70: agi.c with ihem--and who will not honesty
10y GA their wishes They certainly are not so IN
l' Is ' vn'e rr Preside nj, vino will exert himself TO
'.'r' tlc;r wishes upon the important question
! ".t laG yGs..JiY come before him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
Dinner 10 M Polk at Le,eisbury, Tennessee.

DtRfc' 10 -NT. i'pif az LfCSDufy, tsnnCSSce
A splendid barbecue was given in compliment TO the
Speaker Of the II. Of r The Democratic Mirror Us
about 600 parsons prsent-l considers The f.li.
val '.as expressive of The politics Of Marshal, county
She is Republican 10 the c"re-and although many OF
her citizens supported Judge White in the late PTrsl-
dental election. sii! they decidedly opposed 10
Henry Clay they are. and always have been his
odlous Federal hrfesirs MIR Polk addressed The meet
ing at considr rabie irnchand among other things
ted that, There had been some dark d0ngs among The
Wings nj Washington; Of course lie not in their
secret, but if MADAM ruaor, with her ten thousand
tongues, to Re credited midnight Wing Caucus
had been held and it was determined To assemble F..
great Wing Convention early in July, 81, to nominate
Candidate for Presd, Mt and Vice President, or rather
10 rule General Harrison and Mr. Webster off the
track, in subservence 10 the wishes and purposes Of
Henry Clay. But it found that July was
too soon for the nomination. Tie Stale election
in Tennessee and a number Of other Western States
wual not Til after ths time, and Mr.. Clay
known TO be otious and unpopular in several Of
them il thought advisable to postpone the Cunven.
ton and nomination Till December 80. that they
nigh; have some hope Of carrying the State elections
In the mean time they would rally al! their focss and
exhaust their energies in opposing and eliminating Mir.
Van Buren,, with the hope Of breaking him down, while
their candidate Kept behind The curtain. But
Mr. Clay certainly 10 he the Wing candidate. as
though The proposed Convention Of 80 had and lad
already nominated him.
Mr.. Forsyth, in passing through Philadr phia the
25h August drc!iued the honor Of pubic dinner to
which be invited by MrssIs G. J. lngerSolI. Kane,
Henry Horn and others. lie Informed them, that he
public busness-and that he could tx upon any dis.
day, because 'prva!e affairs s1vely require
(im) to TO Georgia as (hls) official duties
will permit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
To tic Heirs Of Gregory ONtaie, Jr jormsrty IF his
eonnin Of kin| nlNiam Maie Of Eirgiaia:

THE OSEALE Jr wif and two children, ga
corn;y of ou, September leI and settled
there he, himself, ara
died. leaving children, son and daughter "io nave
This inform them ~ hViGs) that rS
the don cEiGe al their siandr ocr
GNesi, S:l, Of ai County oi kihs Niiam "h'c
a PROPORTION ready for GsfrutIon; aud WITHOUT
within weIvr months from the date hcio
viii DO given divided the several ls.aiees rsaF
vii, b. required, establishing the Tshi vi the iAd1Ie
cIaimia: nm the above estate.
~ Editors in the South western states endy TO humanity
vrT .,srss nuLli,b The al ore. The ADMINISTRATOR.
Ji--2t%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
liz Iron (NNni RcHiL


B7nret in his letter of The 2)h Juy from Liverpool
describes tho reception rf Marshal Soult a. that place
and his visi, to the American packet, George Washing
ton, Capt Hodredge. In the Of his letter, he
introduces The following anecGo,e:
9: Come" said MIR Ogden, the American Consul,
eve II hare time look at the Little Wrseru steamer,
which sails next week for New York"
Little Western" SAID l. ''what is shc:"
awe went off TO her. and such curiosity 7he is
This is the Lrauti!u creature spoke Of in letter from,
London She is forty tons burhen-al built Of iron
tigh, os b!adder-,hrec COMPARTMENTS by the
screw paddle in The bottom. ! cannot describe her as
she deserves to be described. She is intended 10 be
tug boat for the R.ri;an Canal Captain Crane, well
know in the Charleston trade, takes her out exam
ined ell he. machinery. in company with Mr.. Ogden,
and she il per?rc, model for beauty and elegance"
The Compiler has anticipated We hasten 10
supply the onssion-The Compiler notices Sa!ur.
day las, on. account Of tie noble Fridge which row
towers over the James R;Ycr-ard it delicu,ry in.
troduccs the name If the able, assistant Engineer,
Charles o. Sanford, Esq, whom il justly pr"nonncss
to be an "cn,erpfisiog and accomplished gentleman in
his profession. We join cordially ia the compliment
il pays to SIR. Sutherland we happy to seize the
present opportunity TO associate his wh that If
tie magni.iccn. work, hth he has lung and
fully superintendent Though his own nndesy would
decline the honor yet justice demands it al our hands
o. II may crafty our Correspondent. well as the
public at large know what is the practice at present
We understand that the Collector and the Postmaster "t
this City receive Virginia Bank notes cash. for Gus
toms and postage and depnsite the same III Bank the
latter holding 6nund 10 pay specie if required
-justa as ives the practice two years ago.-Ediior
The President left The White Sulphur Springs ycsIer.
day week for The Blue Sulphur accompanied by the Sc
cteary War and family They 10 visi, Colonel
Beirns tie hosr,abe representative in Congress from
that District, on Wednesday aud Thursday last, and
thence repair 10 The Rcd Sui rhur.
Mr. Rves and family were to have left The White
Sulphur last TuCsday. on his return home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
,,v;,c , choice assortment, of the trees from

WF' -. = ~ no'rEH"r md lrHNd. Mt. Jnh" NNFIFr
= .-,., the Northern Nurseries. We were not
So" ., . She qr,dncfuns Of our own orchard dur
LAT season; but cherIiuliy yield the palm
- NV Mr. Sjrtnn. His nursery, uesr 20 this c:ty
- crca, variety Of the choicest fruits by the
b,er succeeded this year in ripenlng the Nee
very scarce and delicious fruit, in paved ground
m" perfectly fair, and flee from the worm Inc
w. as, succsets admirably in paved yards
a, IS ,he best specimens of peaches we have seen
'. son. Vas gathered yesterday from tree ct the
@,J, 1,we,inc peach which some persons have con-
{ .a.' ,cs,s5le of bearing Jruitat oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04
TO TIE EDITOR 0F TIE ENQUIRER
CURE FOR THE LOCK Jaw.

(URE LDI
Az have found remedy FOR that fatal disease, 'he
which appears bottle The skill Of all the me-
deal Faculty feel it duty which owe TO Inc human
sanity to communicate it 10 them through your Pape'
70 von will be so good as to give il place.
on,i,g on, is 10 give the patient composition made OF
pepper and ginger, stirred in half pint Of sp,r,.. and
,,cr then have rock or brick warmed end wrapped
got cloth spnly il between the upper part OF the