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THE LATEST NEWS.
u.cUIY IMPORTANT FROM
WASHINGTON.
49,. chinese MissiOn.-The President
and Non-1nterventioh.-spa'n and
c..h.-War with Mexico.

,,.z,,.xaros. June II 1t i reported that Senate,
- nam, Of New Jersey has been rendered the Mis-
.,on TO China
o.a.;lept PIERCE SYM ahs' = with the rebels in Chi
hi, struggle for Independence, and will per
American intervention on behalf of the Government
from Cuba state positively that Spain mud San
- have agreed upon aei,h The United States
stated that England has guaranteed protect
y her possession of Cnba condition that the
slaves Il emanciPhte"'
The foregoing Dispatch was received by the
R;cbnonI pnrc Ftiday, but from some cir.
o,rs,anre urit nov II 10 us, was not forwarded
,oos by our Reporter there.
We annex The remarks Of the New York
t.,rnoI OF Commerce of Wednesday on the
.ame subject That paper is always well in-
formed with regard Ia Spanish affairs.
We learn that i4fornntinn his l,een forward.
ed to our government supported by plausible
.,.;dsrce. 10 the effect that Santa Annals bold
and daring policy towards the United States,
;sbacked bv an understanding with Spain
Spanish officers are filing places near the per
san and in the army Of Santa Anna. Spain,
.avs gentleman who has better means Of in
formation on the subject hat we have, lis pre-
paring TO strike in her protectorate Capacity
in Which she is to be protected, and is to pay
The fee by the uterance Of English policy in
Cuba, and then 10 adopt the apprentice system
for almost unlimited periods, say s, IL and l6
years. by the free introduction of negroes from
Africa without molestalion." We viii not un
derlake to endorse this exact outline OF the pro
gram, but it is clear that our government should
keep sharp lookout in the direction of The
Gulfof Mexico. If our informant is not mis-
taken, We may expec to hear someth ng fur
Their on The subject before many days. We
are given TO understand that deep game is
playing, ard will soon open.
We confess we are dis.nclined to credit this
story, but it comes to Us in such a way that we
are not at liberty entirely to disregard it,
Spain is proud old country, and no doubt
thinks herself competent to whip the Yankees
out of house end home. She is in trouble about
Cuba, and may consent to a nominal cmanci.
patton Of the slaves in that island, if thereby
She can secure the permanent possession of lie
island itself. BIT " i'll England guarantee such
possession Has she already given such a
guarantee We doubt II, though we have no
means OF denying it,
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The Ericsson.

lie work Of removing the machinery of III
Ericsson was Completed last evening, Til
afternoon she is to he towed from her dock l.
Williamsburg TO the foot of 18Th street, Norl
river for the purpose Of receiving her nes
and powerful engine and other machiner,
nearly all Of which is N readiness to he place
on board. The shalt, bed plates aud water
wheels archie only parts which have bee
retained IN her. The owners are confdcn
that the Ericsson will be in readiness for st.
the first of September next N u Tr1bunt
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y recent ofalef o The hoarl II Directors al The
Va & Tenn Rail Road CO. The Agent at each u put
: held personally responsible Toe the freight on any
faekage "hch may pa.s OF his hands. uness pre-
mid
ms therefore Is 1t give uuiice to all persons Who
hip from L,nchburg. that no article Of Merchandise
Ac can be forwarded by Rni Rund. until the fffish uu
moe I. paid, or arrangements be made for the same
ho other end Of the line where may be directed H.
Ike manner Tonnage coming East must be leated 81
paid Tor before aken frum the Demo. II Is hoped all
viii read aciuescc IN inc nm arrangement
| a the Cash sgstem. I. JELLIS, Ag't.
/ .Iuns Il
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We suLjon the most Interesting portion oil
the foreign news by the Asa Extracts from
The Turkish news, aud comments thereon, viii
he found in the Gitorial columns:
ENGLAND
The Parliamentary proceedings have been
dull.
At the Queens last leyee. Miss Wilson
Mrs. Gilpin. ex President Van Buren and h S
son, Mrs. ReneIle Gen Cooper, Hon. Butler
King, and Other Americans were present.
The Earl OF Dacie, the celebrated agrcutu.
ralist, is dead.
The debate on the government of Tfdia in
the British Parliament has been adjourned.
In the House OF Lords the Earl of Cnrli.le
took occasion to explain with reference 10 his
speech on the Cuban slave trade. that he ac
quilted Gen. Tacon as we'll as Valdes and Con
cha, Of any participation in the slave trade as
Captains Generals in the island.
IRELAND
A reqpsition is receiving sgraiur, S in Dub
lin converting IAN aggregate meeting of the
Roman Catholics of Ireland" On the 18th inst
and at which it is expected that great dem
onstraion will be made agains, the proposed
Legislation respecting nunnerles. It's believed
that Archbishop Cullen and the other Roman
Catholic parties are the movers; aud that the
remains the old Catholic Association" Will
take part in II.
FRANCE
France il rn't'i lion for the Austrian ali
ance demands to:.. Belgium fifty millions of
francs i,,r at lendcleJ in Louis Philippe S
Tune
In consequence of the inrolerant attitude
lately assumed by the ultramonane party, the
protestant clergy Of France, at their last anna
al conference, appointed committee TO con
slider what steps are necessary to be taken for
maintenance Of religious liberty.
TURKEY.
A meeting ofthe British merchants resident
al Constaninople had been held, in order to
address the Ambassador, and to ask his coun
elm the present state of affairs.
In Naples young man of Liverpool, VIM.
II, Wilson had got into a difficulty with the
Neapotan authorities. His name is The same
as owned by some Englishman enrolled on the
police books The deportation of accused pc
i'tlca offenders still goes on in many causes a
t'la being refused.
A paragraph in letter received in Paris
from Alexandria, May %, says: The differ
ences between the United States and the Pasha
OF Egypt have been arranged"
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Murder Sentenced 10 he Hung

WASHINGTON, June To- During the sns
pension OF the Sasscer case in the crimlna
Court tins morning, owing to the sickness Of
juror the motion for a new trial in the Wood
ware! case was argued nnl denied judy
Crawford then asked the prisoner if he Ina,
any thing to say Why sentence should not h,
pronounced. Woodward rose and made al
able and eloquent speech, averring his enrr,
innocence, narrating the circumstances OF In
wlIes death, and appealed 10 oil io knew
him to bear witness to his past good characte
and patriotic services as a sailor and soldior.
under the American flag, and said he vas not
afraid to die; he asked nothing on his account
but for the sake Of his mother ard sister beg
ged for new trial. The Judge deeply aztec
ted. proceeded to pronounce the sentence, III II
the prisoner be hung by the neck, until he IS
dead on the Cd Of Sept. next between the
hours of9 A NJ. and p NJ. exhorIing hun
TO Danish all hope Of pardon, and prepare fo
death. The prisoner was entirely unmoyed
during the delivery of the sentence
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VA SIuINGTON HOTEL

7 II \ 7 u 7 . n, ' 4
VIE subscriber has taken charge this old nj wei
known Hotel which opened ou tie lst aaY "a
April Ills House Is we'll furnished. and his table -hul
ne supplied with the best the conntr, affords lia anrN il
'e furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable wi
~ IN charge Of careful O.tler and will he hbcrnli,
supplied with provendcr. lie promises spare no eiro
I" give entire satisfaction Ill who may favor him Will
call. and appeals To generous pnhlir Er patronage
ap lS-d6e'im JOSEPH W MOORE
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PLATFORM SCALES,

LNRoM the munuiactors Of Dutyee. Fue-ythe & Co,
! comprising Twelve different sizes weighing fron
! To 6000 lbs aud n cost from q IL 90. Any
Of the above will be urnshrd nj the net factory Prices
adding transportation, by
9 MORSE, Agt 10, the nhovc.
N B-Thc nbove warranted accurate AMI equal
- the best. / mn It'll
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- he subscriber would iaofm his old friends mud
the pubic generally TINT he has completed mud furnish
ed Tie ad n 10 In housr.nnd ia now prepared Ia
nccomm date travellers md Others in good style
any hou in the valley This house is in the ccntrnl
pant ot The town. and convenient toa binds OF business
lis table aud bor ALWAYS piled win the very best
the markets afford aud lis stables nre under the
nPerintendence of al the best ostcr- in the
by long experience in the business nnd his we'll known
disposition 10 please he hopes share alb.rn portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
jc 20-3m WILLIAM MCCALL
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terrible Explosion and Loss Of Life

NEW DIRK, June II.
The boiler of locomotive on he Erie Rail
i ioad explod yesterday near Susauehanna,
N'''ing eleven per,ons and severely wounding
several more. 1t is supposed that four or
i've were blown into the river, as they are
missing, and their bodies have not been found
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Robert J. Walker, it is SAID in letters from
Washington, has been appointed Minister 10
China; and Mr.. Appleton of Maine, declines
to be Secretary of Legation at London, on nc
count of domestic affection
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n.ut well II. Brown,

.GlNl ENGlN EEK. ORA uGHTSMA AN
A n ID u RvEYOR
nFFERS his service. TO the citizens Of Bedford, mud
~ oi Lynchbnrg aud will pny strict -trention TO my
business entrusted to him
ADDREss-LIBERfY.
MP 30--ts
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AGE rs

NOIICE.-Expresa packages for Norfolk Pc
tersbufg Richmond and the Interior infcned for ship
lncnt n"f stenmers Roanoke" or jamestown" will
heten(terhe received by Messrs. Pnti-cn King, 2nd
barclay At, New Yo k, who arc the only authorized
Agents To forward Express cnges by hnsn stenn-
4sdns YInaipIA n GAnottNA a. TEsNtsstg
IL lt-dta
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GTRAYED from my Stable Saturday the
~ 10th inst, Light ROM Mare. 10 particular
mar Ks recoeced-iler size is rather Of the poney or.
der, aud OF very light form &c Any returning her
me- or informing me of her whereabouts, will lie lib
erully rewarded. GEO. q. CURLE.
April 22--,s
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u 10 TIE PUBLIC !li-Bf1pHeo ri itRposi0H dnf
HHmbHg Mon0poV We feel called upon n = sense al
duty toward the public aud ourst Yes ion
The patrons and friends of ParlSen T. King
ElprcSs throug Nirgi a. Doth Carolina aud Ten.
ucssee nennst andbdl> uud nd tsrmeBts issued by
certain Express Company. Iona knpwn Il the ner-
clmnts ut tn South especially NIrgan mud North Cur.
ulua, the tari CTJyi mt and m0HOIo sHg ETIteaS.
This taa Express wishes to in tie public TINT they
have effected arrangements ol ercaSirc eytpcsS ptiUi-
cgcs Board the steamships Roanoke aud Jamestown,
and thus lend the public suppose TINT other Express
can the ships. To settle this matter definitely
aud put in its hnc light before public. will onl,
say TINT "" have been running Express the
steamship Roanoke since her second nip, mud eH
do until she her last tip;nhd the l6tl
ostd It, will make our frsi Express shipment the
uew and magnificent steamship jamestown; aad which
Expresses will always be directly under the charge Of
Sp1ci1i messengers.
Freight and pack ,ges will c delivered with our usu
al prompfnes-, aud nj the op rates heretofore
vhic will be AZ least III per cent low the selCStgei
e9ciISioc EXPRESS CoMrANYa aware they mus,
do large business, and be 1se pull, for tho privilege
having small room on board the ships Cor which Pan
sEN d KING offered the Of ($i7 000) forty-seven
thousand dollars for n five ycnrs contract
We would agnin,and la state the public aud
patrons, that our interests largely identified wh
the increasing enterprise of the South and the general
direction the cuisines, under the prrsona supcrn-
endcuce of one Of the firm who permanently rrsidea
Petersburg, Va Gull fora continuance IlI libe
patronage heretofore conierrr on and general cup
port Of the system Of cc0Holag lcfHaig and cipioH
rs FIRST oduced by md upon which Ill muy depeud
being Carried out 10 the letter.
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THE HAZARD POWDER Co.-rh.

n Subscribers nust respectfully ufpm their lirnd-
aud the public generally thut they Agents for the
laznrd Powder Company. for selling Gun Powder anil
can furnish hy Wholesale rcnil. IN 81 l2b . i,
Keys. kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder NJ very low
rfice-. We have the exclusive Agency for Hnsn,ds
Electric Gun Powder and nll Of the sl,oing powder.
w. u. X &. FISHER,
opposite the Norvcl House
June 4-ts Iynehhlrr Nn.
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HaGLE HOTEL, rarmyiIIc.

priafaf - tvs lause respectfully uesha= tie pub.
&c iat be Is authorized by De-, Lyle aud Grikg -ayt
thu M 1aercf from Smal fox need now beappreb+ud
81, aud he 1eels tha having taken e-ery pteeauton
against the spread II dseuse, he eau invno contnu
anee ut thai portion of public PATRONAGE which be i
determined - merit.
he travelling public may rest assured TIM noihinF
sill be wnnlipg ~ contribute to their eomfa, and con.
yenience, at 4 is Hotel.
JOS. L. DARLINGTON. Proprietor.
June 1Slt
~ M new case of Small Pox has occnrel in Farm.
VILE fer - day; aud thr only three patients i'm
msdaiey to the i.nsrifnl j l.. e.
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Q.HA HE from the sub
W ~ scriber about the lst of March, a NEGRO
WOMAN mined Alley, about 50 yenrs of age OF black
omplrNion, rather the usual height, trim, active
mud quick spoken. have think thut sho Is
lurking in the neqhborhood Of Lynchbirg.
will pay the above reward Of Twenty Dollars former
4 iby, in Lynclburs. 4. w. WILLIAMS.
~ its
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DagmerreoIypes. DngmerreoIypes!!

pagucrreOtypes! DaguerreOiypes.
nsBORN, the gfent Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully call hcattentun Of the citizens
Of LynchbuR ard vicinity. hi. Gold enaaeiied Pc
mum Flesh Goorea Dagnerfeoigpes thai hive been VI
mircd mueh the pnsl ycar, Mr Osbotn bus been L.
great eSpen-e and trauh e procure instrument
Superior any bfotc kaotca aud he will g.arnntc,
better likenczse- 81 children hun hive been nken
beipre, md IN half the time my other artist requires,
Come and see. Price trpm = Ia so.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN.
Sign # the aagsof al Nations
ap15dScGm t72 Main ~. RphuoHd -.
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Magnificent Maryiand = o,ieries.

FVH 10 n Il SJ1.
Payment IF Prizes Guaranteed bgfheStatc Of Mryand
MARION n CO, Agents
Baltimore Nd.
1--WE following splendid Sch mes .re particularly
Il worthy the attention If the public comprising
Of the brilliant Lotteries ever drawn in the
United Stntrs.
ON TunRSDAN IuNE oa lRl3
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BLANKS! BLANKsi
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
GONSTABLES' Warrants,
y Executions,
- Delivery Bonds and Notices

i" Delivery Bonds and Notices
- Indemnifytn Ing Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
- IndemntfyinS Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which found sale, ca
had the Nrgnan Office where there is large and beau
ul supply just issued from the press.
TIE gentleman whom the execution of this department
business is entrusted has superior in the State and
who order work Mt this establishment rest assured
speedy and faithful performance.
Our facilities for Pam phlet, Gard, and X ule Work
complete which with the large addition Of Fancy Types
recently plade make the Yrgnian good Jo
Office as is 10 be found in the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
ia 2G--l6cifts TERRY & SHIELDS
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ACXEHE BLADES hive Just received u
- good assortment at superior -c the Blades of diff
fefeht sizcs-Also, fine lot Of snnthes.
j. iS-ts ]. ~ WILSON.
MATES American Form BOOk-New
Il Edition, greatly enlarged, wilh supplcuent-re.
ceived by {. MORSE.
june l1-ia
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ss:s r. IL = - -; -
Important and Cheering News!i
PARISEN & KINGS
STEAM EXPRESS,

fhh HHANokt AND JAMESTOWN
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDI-
TlOS, &C. &c, &c.
fIfHE proprietor having made new arrangements for
II the sfii better dispatch Of their Expires by the
Steamships "RO1NOkE" aud JAMES TO JVN"
lren Nov York. they wish keep btore the public,
ihot Pa,fsea 4 Kings PopBiar Southern Fzpfss Il nj.
why's hfnd for The pudalion their friends
NJ the lowest rntcs and unparalleled dispateh-their
Express leaving New York. u generally delivered al.
no every point If Vre IN az hours and throughout
NaI h Carolina IN SO hours, and at CENT
eglowrnE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY
fARisEs kISa's iacitcsfor the expeditions
pof Ton Of Freight and Packages, eannot b. bent by
any Express Company in Existence. aud they defy any
''np'tlan iherci're in tie shope Of Hufnbng, ImPo-
ali "a aad Manopolyl
To BE sure /" order your goods by Parssn s. Kings
Expte-s. M. :, hurtb'y Street, New Yorl
~ he.t insured that Nil they promise they will faith
hilly iulGlii
PARlSEN KING. No . Barclay IT., N. y,
md BoliinFbrook 81, Petersburg, Va.
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NJ LW ARREVAE-
~ KyIe's Living or Dead
Startling Question,
Wheat or Chaf
Barnes Note--Gospels
Monthly Time Books
Bills Payable,
Sterling Bills and Drafts
ALSO
Late and popular Novels, HARPERS GRAHAMS
f. GODEY'S Magazine for june
1t Commission House Of @. MORSE.
iune6-ts.
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mud rcnn. n II. nenoi-

= n sss|alsz..E
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UANO-36O bag. best Peruvian Gnnno, just re
~ ceved and for sale by } Is hEAWlCh,
ie3t. on the Cam
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Additional by the Asia.

We suIjoin the most interesting portion OF
the foreign news by the Asa. Extracts from
The Turkish news, and comments thereon, vii!
he found in the Gitold columns:
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A paragraph in letter received in Paris
from Alexandria. May 90, says: The differ
ences between the United States and the Pasha
oil Egypt have been arranged"
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-03-24
CONSTARLE,S SALE

kDY virtue Of three wri,s Of Fieri
ID - Facia<, issued hy a Justice OF the
Peace. Of the Stale Of Maryland, in aud
for 81 Mary's county, al the suit Of Cor.
nelius Combs against the goods and chat.
ties, lands and tenements Of Jesse Barnes,
free black, and. 70 me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest. property, claim and
demand whatsoever. at law and in equity,
Of the said Jesse Barnes. free black, in
and TO the following properly, 10 wit: A
tract or parcel Of land called
FOOLS LAST GIFT"
or by whatever name or names the same
may he known, containing so acres, more
or less.
And I hereby give notice tina, on Sa.
turday, the l6'h dav of April mex,
between the hours Of % o'clock. a m and
: 4 O'Clock. p m, will expose to public
sale on Inc premises, the above described
property, soseized and taken in execution
to the highest bidder for cash. 81,
JAMES. II. SANDERS, Const.
March "a, lsss-,s. '-.-.as-
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-03-24
WORDSWORTH

Wordsworth was about Eve feet ten
inches 10 height. His figure was no, i'm.
posing, but his counlenance had a s,rik.
ingly intellectual expression. Il did not,
as frequently happens, derive this cha ac.
ter from the eyes. for they were wanting
in lus.re--in fact, through LIE, more OF
less diseased. His cheeks, moreover,
hung loose, his chin was both small and
retreating, and his mouth was neither
handsome, nor, strange TO saw, in any de.
gree suggestive Of the refined qualities
that belonged TO lhim. But all was re.
deemed blythe noble expanse of forehead,
aud aynose worthy Of . Trajan or en- An.
tonipe. Ia Chan,ry's bust, the lower part
of the face is embellished with a deIicacy
OF skill which nasOther modern sculptor
could have approached. Perhaps the
best pictorial likeness of his prime is that
introduced in,oIFsydoH's early but mas.
terry Piece-the Sariou''s entry mtg Je.
rusalem-and undoubtedly head of'him
takentong afterwards By che same artist,
10 the most satisfactory representation of
his venerable age. His manners were
those OF 4 plain, unaffected English gen.
bR a.~gys with . back
grOupd .: dignity. Ills animsl. spirits,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-03-24

the weed< and grass be: wcen the plants
with the hand. 81 this working, the plant
must he ihinned ont So a. ID stand from
8 10 IJNnches apart Th.woFkins conn
pl"'ed, dust the plants with a niivfure
made Of equal parts ~ plasr"r and ashes.
This busting should he repeated several
times IN The early growth Of the plants
ONIoss The time 20 sow Onion seed
is "a early as the frost j. ont Of the
gronDa s-Nysov ihiuk tina, onions CANNOT
be grown from :he seed in one year. This
is not the case We have raisnd, and seen
raised ,by others, az fine O.ii1ns grown
from the seed as We ever did from sets.
R:p PsPPFes-As SION as Fhe-weaiker
shall have b~cnme settled, and there is
no longer danger from Frost. prepare a
southern exposed horder, and SOW line
seei OF peppers, OF all Sorts.
EARLY PorAroES. This cxcc!lan; roo'
cannot be planted too SOON after III. frost
is out of the ground. The ground should
he we'll rnanurej,-twe have no faith in
the starving nos;rum< prescribed a. cnfa
iiveS of The rot, u disease which no one
undersranis) The soil should be reduced
TO the finest til'h, and for early po'sioe<,
should be a sandy loan or deep rich
sand. The rows should be made north
and south. y to three feet apart, and be-
about f,nr inches deep. The SETS should
be cul few days before being planted,
dried in plaster, plaster AMI ashes, or
ashes alone, laid on drv foor for the
! wounds 10 BECOME well coated. Atraoh
dressing the plants should receive free
dressing Of a mixture comprised of equal
! portions Of ashes, plaster and salt, which
( busting should he continued al intervals
Of light or ten days, until The plants are
our uG blossom.
! The Lu>Iings should be given Of a
morning when the dew is on the vines.