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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
BY FLETCHER & TOLER. LYNCHBURG, VA. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1829. VOL. VII.—NO. 58.
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TT For |4 per annum. t'uy^Lrio advance—V> » -
rmion will £ recnve.1 forileea t.ma than sis utneths
/onm-rr win he discontinued (but at the ditcnuee
of Iho Editors) uulil a! i arrearages are paid
ir* Advertisement. will be inserted at 50 cent, per
,,Sr«A(o, less) tbe first time, mi.I 37 1-3 cents tor each
■ tinuau. c. Tboso fro* a d.-mnee must be paid for
E«ou. to ,he,r iii-oruou. or tn. pay incut .s.uiuad by
i.iino responsible person ill Lynchburg.
xr Cli merry Orders uot egceedmg twosquarosaro m
■ ortod for six dollars.
rr Allletters addressed to the Editors must be post
. ud, or they will not be attended to.
to « PACKAGES
London, Pans, Boston, Mew 1 tirk and
Philadelphia Goods for sale,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Medicines, drug*, paints, o>k •iy«*si<*ffa,
brasher, wines, snuff*, patent .e licines,
surgeon'* instrument*, hatter’s in n . als, dye
wood* in Slicks and ground, colors, chemicals ;
,I,p American medical heths, water colors in
jose* and hy dosen or single cake, colours lot
pUmii.ig on velvet, clothiers brushes and jacks,
'enter hooks, a variety of fancy aiticles from
Varis and London, which the ladies and pentlr
nenot Lvnchburg and its vicinity arc veiv re
jectfuily"invited lot-nil and examine. Fuller's
materials, Dentist's instruments, a complete n
jfirtinent of gum elastic instruments, fcc. I he
ubsciiber is now opening hit spitng supplies,
•.insisting in part of the above articles lie ve
rv respectfully invites tlie call nl bis triends
ustotners. physicians, merchants, the citizens
of Lvnchburg and the public iti general, lit
is able to supply orders to any extent, and will
sell goods on as good terms as any house in Vir
ginia. His articles arc all fresh ami genuine.
HO WEE DAVIES.
Eeb. 28.
POTTERS
Vegetable Catholicon.
OT&LY S2PJ031 JBOTITX.'E.
"'■VIE unparalleled repula ion of’his medi
cine is such, fln<! 'ts prv cminmi virtues
■m jso well established. ami so lolly acknowl
edged by an intelligent public, that it is scarce
ly necessary to say any thing fuither than that
a sovsb.hig’V a. s vt 5 3 -r
Tn diseases of the l.i'.i ; 1*. I.iltty resultin.
(ruin intempei am e and dissipa ion : i lid and in
veterate Ulcers : Paiiis*lu ilie hones, alien .fed
with swelltnes ol ihcj du j ; Indigestion, blotch
es on the f ace, finipms, tem Syphilis, Cutan
eous diseases generally, mill letter in particu
lar: Morcni ial and berofulon- c mplatnls.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed
by the Cathnlieou, have become so numerous
a- to preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
and lias made it necessary for the proprietor to
print them in n pamphlet of about 100 pages
inis will he forwarded as soon as possible to
(heseveral agents for gratuitous distribution,and
must, on peiusa . slrengilien the good opinion
now entertained by the tfiends of this medi
cine, and disarm, a-, it is hoped, the prejudices
of those who view with distrust any medicine
not known in w lint is called ‘ regul T practice.'’
1*nets are Stubborn tilings, mid can.ioi be gain
said.
At the earnest solicitations of members ol the
medical faculty, and ollie s who have witnessed
the astonishing cures effect. . < the Vegetable
Cailiolicon, and who me ansioiis that its bene
fils to mankind may lie more widely diffused,
(he proprietor has coo-enl fd to reduce the re
tail price to TWO >DuLbA%S prr bot
tle ; and tl»i« will b«* tlont* w iiliout in any way
•eteriorating the quality of the in.dicine, or
" during the size of the bottle, as bus been um
erially done in the case ot Swaiui's Pana
cea.
The snbfcriber, agent for Potter’s G< inline
Catholicon, lias just received iJHH HOT**
TEES winch are for sale.il Viola ielpliia pri
ces. HOWEL DAVIES.
Feb 2. 1149
Cl'RES By
S\V AI NTS P A N ICK A.
'HI HE following is a translation of a li tter
■ from the original Spanish, dat-d *23d ol
September, 1S2S, forwarded to William Swann
by J. G. A. Wdliamvon, E-q. American Con
sul.
Satisfactory evidence of the respectability of
Mr Rodrigues, lias been laid bt lore the Editor
of the National Gazette.
CaRaccas, Republic of Columbia.
Sept. 23, 1H28.
To Win. Sicaim, Philadelphia,
i Sir: 1 lie murvellnus hiuI beneficial effects
\ >f your Pau.jeea in a number of instances in
-vlncli It has been tried in this city. and ol which
l am a witness and admirer, and i he neerssiry of
A supply without the risk ol adulteration ol
some bottles for my own bouse and for some
particular fiieuds of mine, induce me to take
the I berty ol addressing you, and to supplicate
'-'on to have the goodness to send me 36 bottles,
directed to the Gonsul resident at *liis capital,
(viz. .1 G. A Williamson, Esq ) for which I will
pay ihe said Consul, or such person as von may
direct, according hi the invoice ; but I trust you
wHl put it at the most equitable prices. 1 have the
satisfaction to inform yon that I am an ocular
w itness of sixteen cures of the greatest) impor
tance affected by your Panacia, of Syphilitic,
Chronic Inveterate and ulcerous diseases—also
of Liver complaints so common in this country,
i his had the just and merited pr.-nses which
£ hare bestowed upon the medicine have
brought it into great estimation, and vs ith
otit doubt it will deserve more from day to day,
for a considerable number of person are ta
king it with profit.
I have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) T. M1GL RODRIGUES.
•I is to be greatly regretted, that in conse
quence of Ihe unparalleled success of this rnt-di
< ine -. so many inert imitations of it are dai
•y foistcred on the public and (hat a remedy
tf such iuvaluable powers should ttius be falsi
fied.
L>' The price being now reduced to TWO
^JOLLARS per bottle, places it in the power of
- ' dasse* ;0 uvatl themselves of its use.
WM. SWAM
coaaraz&sxoCT ittsiness.
rillll. subscriber inforr,- hi, irieudsnm) the
Jl public flint b« Continr H to I'o business
on Commission, ami pr<.i;>,;os flint no paint
shall bo spared to ftive rntiru snlislnctiun to
hII Planters ;tml i'ai tm u who may confiriu to
bis innnaitPiueat the shIp ot Tobaccj, Flour,
or other produce. Hi'office will be h- pt «i
the ‘store ot Messoe. .1 A S. Halsey, null dooi
below tin: Farmer’s Haul.
l> SAUNDFRS, jr.
| .Ian Iff. ldiu
TH ii. I h*ee uory brirk ten*
inouf, neatly opposite the
V iipinion OfTn ••, i coolly ot copied
fry Mr. Daniel Brown, Apply to
anrul.t >«ylor or «i*c »iu>ic‘rmrr.
JAS>. 1. CLAYTOK.
Jan. 12. Is
Fresh Drugs aud Medicines.
/T'Vue subscriber has lately received tiSM AI.I,
JL additional supply of FRESH DKUl.S A
MEDICINES, whie.h makes hi ASSORT.
M ENT very complete, lie receives S M A 1.1.
-.applies almost every week^bv a liieli means,
It is stock, tboucli mil the LAKl, EaT.is alway s
FRMH and sufficient to meet uny orders
that lie may be favored with.
IHOMAS.f DUVAL.
N. R. Freserip i*nis (iiilbfolli attended in
by Virginia Bred YOUNG fi ENT LE MEN
Jan. I.
To Mrs. I Infarct McKenly, admi. >f
Henry McKenly, dec.
4S you urn not an inhabitant of this Coin
tnuiiwctil/lt, we take tins method of no
Hying yotl, Unit we shall, on Monday 1 tit It
■ I iy ol March i»e11, proceed, .it the house of
C’apt. Tohn L v m l», m t he to * * 11 v of Madison,
Hid State ol Tenne-see, to taku the deposition
*>f ibe said John Lynch, to he read as evi
deuce hi a suit now depending and uudelei
mined in the Superior Cm*rt ol Law, for tin
county of Campbell, wherein you arc pit La i i
ilie President, Directors and Company
the Lynchburg ami Stlern Turnpike Coui
pany, are defendants.
WILLIAM RADFORD,
President of tliu Lynchburg 6: Salem 1 urn
pike Company
Feb. la 4uft2
m V virtue of a deed of trust rxemed to
ftjbthe subscriber by Uriah Leltwieh and
Nancy his wife, lor purposes therein mentioned,
winch deed hears date the C4ih day «>l Apr if,
!S24, and is duly committed to te ord in the
clerks office of the county court of Bedford, we
| shall proceed to sell, on the preiui es, at tin
dwelling hriqse at which the said Uriah Let
twch now resides, i i the county of Bedford and
Stale ofj Virginia, on ihe*45th day of March,
1829, if fan*, if not, (lie next fair day, Sunday*
excepted, for ready money, to the highest hid
tier, the followidg property, vi. one tract t»t
land on which the said Leftwieh now resides,ly
inland being in the coun?v oi Bedford, said to
contain 160 acres, bounded by the lands ol Eli
jah Turner. H'ch’d Turner l hadeaus Mil s,e*q,
Garland Hurts esq ^ others, this tract of land,
! though small, i> well worth the attention ol any
| person that may want to purchase a tract ol
! that siye—it being of good quality ami the
1 plantation in good order—also one negro man
I named Shadruck, one lo g o woman named
I Milly —eight head S of cattle, ten head of
• 'beep, twenty-seven head of hqgs, two hay
j horses, three feather beds and luruitun—and
all the balance of his household and kitchen fur
I uiture. We w ill only convey such title as rs
vested in us by the trust ci**ed aforejaid, but
' believe tht right to be indisputable.
WILLIAM LF.LIWKH.
THOMAS PRESTON. Trustees.
Feb. 9. w3wf»l
Commission Business.
rBl Hi: subscriber havin’ nter**»i inf*» ibr
i | Commission husinfss, offers i:i.j . aervi
; ces Id the merchants and planers Irmling to
; fl»ii place Tobacco, Flour, and pro
! duct*, coiifi Jed to his caie to sell or -hip, will
j be strictly attended to. Me i* provided with
| Storage in h fire proof house on main street,
for the reception of Flour, Whiskey and pack
: ages of (hoods. S A^1 ?.• H ' NNA! ?.
Inn 12m
Valuable Ural Ettatefor Sab-.
fBHIE subset iber in pursuance of two
J. deeds ol trust, csecuted to bun by ih«
surviving partners ol the hue hmi'- "I "
Bulloch, At Co. nnd Galt y Bull." U, and
Hie eiecutors of Wm. Gull, decea>cil (w bn ti
deeds bear date on the Bfrt day ol iklaii. h.
1828,) offers for sale,the following valuable
real property, to w it :
216 1-2 ucres of land, purr.lmaei! .)
said Gult, Bullock 61 Co. ot It. t~ 1,1
fnle, situated in the county »i Bedford, near
the town of New l,*ndoii.
135 3-1 acres of land, lying in Campbell
county, near Candler s Mountain, and in the
vicinity of the town of Lynchburg.
An undivided moiety of the Black Galer
Mills, Htid the lands thereto appurtenant, situ
ate in the immediate neighborhood ol the
town of Lynchburg (The property ah ...
described, belong" to the Concern of Galt,
Unlock isCo.)
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
to the concern of Gall L Bullock, to w it •
l bs Heuse and Lot, with the appurtenan
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc
cupied by the said concerns, as a Store, and
now in the occupancy of McKee & Meem
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
the rear of the one last mentioned, and now
occupied by Lankiord & Veddt-r.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and made
known on application to the subscriber, who
will convey to the purchaser cr purchasers
such title as is vested in him by Urn deeds ol
(rust aforesaid, and no oilier.
CHISVVELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug 21._
-m. SW AIM'S GENUINE PAN A
9K A .pi' * Just received direct from ihe
fdtoiy, e supply of Swaiin’f genuine Panacea,
al the reduced price of two dollars. Vl.o sui)
l d ‘other articles. THOMAS V DUVAL
l Bee *
; jmitDTAXM
! have removed to Bullock's old stand,
w w n here out custouieis H ill find u» di*-pov
| ed as heretofore, to consult their intru st in tell
J mg them goods at the lowest cash prices.
MtKT.K, ItOBINdON <w C O.
Jan. 5
ava ,sr&vaa»
TeV’Sl leceivnl, a few iltv.'rn l)r. J. Tlmmp
'jJ *on'« celebiated !'t ■ ffVi.' r. For sale it N
York prices. “ HUWEL DAVIES.
Jan. 12.
1 copper Still, < Hp and Worm
1 pnii- rli 'Hut Bronze X.Hinpi
1 lie s il».crihar ha* i!.h above for snip at
very fen ii|)hI)Ii* priepj, wbii h he will sell lot'
ear'll, or burter lor country produce.
H. ALL! on
Dm . i,
aiaommojsT
UTV. I.Hvetlii. day received « ruse of
Inolily finished Leghorn,, Imu h lotvei
i her*.ii limn anv imported this sen inn.
ftlc.KKK, ROBINSON is. CO.
Jan A.
The Celebrated Hare Horse,
'**r *
7 *tmJ* + *
^^7 II.f. sfawi flip citsui.ig rchsoii at Ni;w
X X fil-Kguw .uni Ni-liun Court houitt\
F«l». 19. i«54
Weekly Supplies of hmuliful
FANF\ GOODS.
>upv*rb liHui't1 Riui .MrlpuuM.'UM' Si mis
Do do \rcarlinu tidkfa.
Hlk. iiim! blk. w»it»*r#ul ‘-ilk*
HcHulilul blk. I’b ri'iTf himI Italirn . i!kf»
S|||I«*I ior IlfI I ID flit ol Wni ki i! Al? .• iVlu 1»|I
<'alicoes of ivory di'iioininnli <n, u.«l .omo
ofrnrc and entirely ii« v\ pattern*
BobtiinHt I,an *, ul ball (heirtoriuor prieiif
V ff\v faidiioiiublc watcnul £* bull < •
Ill'll Ribbon**, direct from Pwris
Ibnigff* fin I.adifa’ dr»*8st;s
II grim! b.irguiiiB (orui nn Induiiciufnl lo
iiurcliHst’ia, we w ill assure tl.cin, every efl’oi t
will be made to that piled.
£V1 ’K i- K, Ru BI NSO N u* 0.
June 9.
Great bargains in Cloths
)rSMKJ.>r u ho w ant ('lot he, would find it ti
E I heir interest to call on the subscriber.
I fie hits mixtures, ofive.s claiet, «ii|hm Sf mid
dhng blue and black Cloths, tint) 1 piece mi
per Trtitini- b tie, and one do. do. Klectnrul
black, which lit- ii determined In sell very
cheap. II..ALD30N.
Dec 25
UNCURRENT MONEY.
/I f|l 11 . Notes of tlo- Huttk ul (icurgiti, South
11. t nr ..I t . i nitd 'To ih Curoliim. t i1 nn hi a
mull di.,- I.-..I ii tu- Ktohange Of’. , if
ii . . IITVVSON,
I,t iiclilmrg.
WI, . i id of 'tu. urciit money is
pinclh -ctl.
Oct .' o
fl \HI*, b.-.i ' ! t tug Tobat on, for tale
0 a by :: . • i uet.
rfou’Ki, r)Avn:3
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
nay virtue ot it deed *>t trust, exccnti d to u
H bx John N. Itose, for pul pox- X tin Ifni set
lioih, anti duly recorded lit the clerk’s oilier ol
I i lie county court of .Nelson, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, on the 23d of March, at Nelson
; Courthouse, it being court day two valuable
NKliHO MKN.one a fnsl rutv hoii«e Taipeii
ter : his qualifications at e of the lirel older, and
as a im cltanie. is not -nrpatsetl by any Ilian ol
his Color. I’he other is a likely young fellow,
mid is a good sawyer. They w ill In- sold h r
good tie. otiable paper, « 60 days, payable ai
one oflhe Banks m Lynchburg The title is
uiiour-str noble, hue we shall only convey lluit
1 which we derive from the trust deed,
i JOHN I’- COBBS, ) Tim
JAMTS Is. I’ll.N.N, \ tec
The above sale ir made with my comeoi and
approbation J0I1N N. LU9L.
March 2 :
s-V^()[ |i q. _ All persons indebted lo Ininnel
Jkl IS. Owns, dec are required.. pay
meat immediately, and those having cl. iuix a
gaiost the .nine ait ti quested to jii eseni them
tome for pay incut. U. t-*- CLAY , admi. ol
9. B DAVITS, dec.
Marcli2
FOR SALU,
\ VERY Ivuidnmi* li'lle Earn-., upon die
Jnihraif water* of Appoin td>l, in Bucking
Ii,,i„. This Inn 1 is in the neighborhood of Clo
i er Hill, lies remarkably well. produces to
baecoof the finest qnahl*. and ha* upon it a
very large orchard ul well selected fruit ; trie
I,act contains HIO acres—Person* disposed to
liny, will apuly In the subscriber or Col. Sami.
A Putt-son, who lives adjoining the premises
SAMI- P CHRISTIAN.
Keb 2._«s
\ vfOTICE—By virtue of a deed of trust, ej
,jK| ecoted lo me by Abraham and Jacob Ci.
tv, Sen. bearing dale the 2'iib day of May,
1S28, and duly lecnrdeil rn the Clerk’6 office of
the county court of Pittsylvania, for |iur|K>ses
therein iiieiuioued, I shull, on die 1mlb day of
.Maicli 1829, upon the premises, proceed to sell,
,,l public auction, for cash, a liact of land sup.
p.p^ed to contain one hundred acres, win rpon
die said Abraham and Jacob City, Sen. now
livp. adjoining the land* of Francis Callaway
and others,also the following properly, viz 1
soriel inare, one cow and yearlin, Id bead ot
l,o»> —household and kuctien furniture of every
description and plantation uteusils or every de
scription. Acting as trustee 1 shall convey
such title onlv as is vested in me as such.
WILLIAM FRANK!.IN, Tiustee.
March 2. ,a*67
Spt. Turpentine and Linseed Oil.
v-arsr received a full supply of Spt. Turpen
vtiJ line and Limeed Oil.
^ HOWF.L DAVIES
March 2.
NJfUF FS,
VMJST received and for sale, at very reduced
prices, a very large assortment of Snuffni i
| Houles, Canister:, Jars, Bladder* and Keggs
j HOWF.L DAVIES.
\ Feb. 28
POETRY.
front the Journal of Comment.
The wilderness and the solitary place
H’mll be flail for them , and the deesrt
Shall ieju*. •• ami blossom a* tb»? rose.
[batuk X'th ami l«f.
Pirn on, ye* dauntless pioneers,
Into fhi* trackless wild,
And h>* who hit the standard rears
Of Hun the God revil’d,
Shall stake his thirst at fountains sweet,
Pure from the living spring,
U liicb none but I he redeemed shall mecl,
And the redeem’d »lm 11 ling.
Pretion. the field is large indeed.
The plant* of tin nrv strove**,—
B" yours f ex, el the bitter vvi ed,
And nurse your Father’! own,
Oh ’ tread the tares, «ru ^et they »ixo
And choke the better teed,
W bu ll blood lias mu tin 'il In in the skies,
• f* source and lit• to feed.
Pre \ 0*1, the cm rent ofllie world
I* set *•;•.«iivwr yum rtniree,
Bur with that glorious cio*is mi fart'd,
Ib'sistlews in your (nice.
On, on, tli.- raptivea bless youe evee,
Their chains are fulling now.
Anil light that shin-i above the ikies,
Is wreathing fair each brow.
Press on, o'er flu* extended • ui to,
And spread that volunu wise.
And thou on I Min I s xhull w.tl* fo l.o’h,
!Nuni'll with its mysteries
f hall li*p the ihiviiU of a tongoti
Tuuglil in iis Maker's love, J
And In' redeeming grncu be sun -.
And ye—your labors piove. Amo *
mmm mm■» ■■ |
CUl.TIVAlTUN OF Jill I.U.WT-.
Tin* follow in:* Is mi estraci t*urn an Inleres
ling aomuiui.icatiun oil tin - *i'. j- 't, Iroin Mr
I,no n* Hollo.,; ol Ii ickingliam .. nnly, In llie
American 1 inn 1' roi oinmemls llie mi mg
ol drape v i :i. • ~ I.. -eeils, mol Simon I lint I In*
celebrated j»l II .1 Cl. |1'- |> long supposed h
native ol V&'gin h vv.i raised I»y Mr. Hlmi.l,
from Ike *<m c ol rnisin, and is probably Ibn
“ linmcl lea^.l dago
“ Scri/s Alter staling iliatilie mixing »i
vines limn '.eyd* wH* v.-iv generally cnndemn
e.l , Pint Bidet ns,to Is l hit I seedling vine* will
tinner but notion Iritit Ike (lower always
miming ; that Vngil and others, while they ail
mil Ike (roil, deny t ir gimdnilie say* •
I '■ expelienee in Viigo *• *, hits not eoilHimed
I llie assertion nl eilhei as to tin’ Moll, nr indif.
fere urn ol the fruit witness llie line grapes
mixed 11v Theodon k Bland, I <i| frinn llie
seeds of mentis."’ H also say*, '* he bn,
known < uie», rawed (mm seeds la grow tu l ie
length three feet the lint yeai And hat
wiiti proper pruning, they will hear fruit the
third or fourth year al larlhes'
11 it w as allowable for one, who dues not pre
tend to any expcriem.e in llie mailer, to express
* 111- opinions, I would venture In recommend
i Sowing llie seed* nl raisine end other foreign
grapes', n« he mo t likely method nf ohlaining
valuable varieties and more congenial to out
aui S rind climate* than those are g, n' tally found
lobe_They should be sown in mil senes and
I iheie suffered to remain till they bine fruit,
| when such as we appinve.t might he removed In
t the vineyard and llie i "st • it her graflad or ex
* Inn .led.
( I in it* is one remark I '••si* to make, ns I uo
not imii**iiiIi»‘I to have ncn 't noticed hv any *>
* iher wider, whirfi i» this ; tlmt ilibi-rcnf kinds
!.,| vilM s, me, probably, adapted to different
’ for utint
1 of • 1111*111 i«>11 to this fac t, much uf om disnppuint*
I mem, in om attempts at ?m« culture, may, very
I possiley, have arisen oine vines, rucli as the
; I.x kr.<pe, &,»•. delight t" holt .m binds ami «u
the huul ' of sire.mo*, vviole others i»rt*lpr tlie
1 i m ■ i n! 1 v * 1 ' ' v ' hi ill
Sliouki it he found to b* a Imi i faud that it is
so, 1 feel the great! ht ‘1 l ,rr of« out .lenre) that
I (lie adaptation of a >»•»*• to any p.uticiiln: soil ni
j situation, will readily m oofesl itself hv the lux
uilance of it growth, it wi|. at nine afford us ho
unerring guide to direct *• ••• *b* clnnct* of (tie
kinds beft suited to otu 'ineyards
i Would it no* l»e well lor us to attempt the
ra rug -oim* n< " va* i I*1 w. by marry ing our na
j civ* with foreign vines? 1 he pan i; this;
1 plant eacti kind, aliema* the - 'tne row -
l*ut up posts and lathes to in* I hi in in; and, m
1 trailing iliein on these no interim k their branch
es as that they shall h»* cm p'eteU blended to
gether and w hen the fruit i» ripe, if «. oils aie
avrd from it and sown in nurseries, nidlei iiig
them to remain till they begin to beat, that we
may the belter judge of them, il is probable wh
1 may obtain varieties better adapted to our fmls
and climates, and bet'ei for wine or th • table,
than either of those kinds from wheat < they
I sprang
It has been said flint, bv planting the (’ on
quopin under the Italian Chesiiut, thu blooms,
will mix and that the tiuit horn this mixture,
, when planted, will pioducea nut more prolific
I than the Chesnut and much larger than the
I Chinqunpiu.
i As the season advances nnd i find leisure I
may probably furnish further ex true ts from the
| '* sketch of vine culture,” nnd in the mean time
| beg leave to subscribe myself your well wisher
anil subscriber*
* This h. no doubt, th<* ori ;m ofthe celebrated Bland
grape,to often spoken of, and generally wippood t» be
n native of Virginia II is, lain inclined to lalnve, l).<*
“ Broad leafed Vlalrtgu*'stated by our autlior, in Knottier
plttcu, to hav»* b«*eu ruined from runmi need
Apples mapbek'p! all the year round, by be*
mg iinmeraeii in cum, which receives no injury
from ilieir contact. If the American apples
were packed among grain, they would uirive
here in much finer condition. In Portugal il i,
Customary m have a Small ledgo in every a
nartment (immediately under llie cornice,)
barely wide enough in hold an >■ ppl '■ , in ilu*
way I he ceiling* are fringed w ith fruit, which
are nor easily gni at willmui a ladder, while one
glanceofthe eye serve* to show il asy depreda
lions have heeu committed.
[Urnnrfe'j Quar. Jnur. Jan. 1829, ,*■ 497.
Tsaruplantir.g Turnips —For many yearn I
have sown turnip teed on any little vacant «poi,
iQ(ii when 1 he plants hud two or three leave-,
planted them uut, by n line in regular rows.
Nothing fan succeed better, or produce finer
roots ; baidly one in twenty dies.
[Rustic us in Uibt.
•VANTAGES OF I'll EES.
Cuttle thrive much lo iter in fields even but |
inodeiately *hellei« d %% itti trees thUU they do io
ail open exposed country An Italian (Courtie
11) has eiiiiniei sled and illualrated the advanta
ge* in point ol cliuiHtu vn Inch tracts of country
dvrivo trout woods and loretfs " ’I hese" In
says 14 are arresting the progress of impetuous
and dangerous winds , maintaining the temper
nfure of the nil*; retaliating the seasons , lessen*
mg intense • old , oppu mg the fonuatioii and
i tie reuse ol u e , moderating interne loots, pro*
during abundance ol water* in the river* ; dis*
ehaigiug the electricity of tin* atmosphere j op
posing a luirriei to washing away or iindeimiii*
mg hank1 presetting from inundation t ; pie
Serving the soil on hills and mountains."
BEE MOTHS
The Migacily ol man enables him to discover
the peculiar habits which instinct leads the sub
ordinate creation to adopt for self preservation,
ami Iih inventive faculty frequently suggests to
him, *oiiic modi1, by which ihe distinctive hab
it* "t such as me noxious umy tie conducive to
their destruction. Thus we discover that tu
nnel tenches the fto tn<ilh •«* Mt icti* herself
duiiug the diy, in the corner* ol Urn hive. AH,’
thoiufoi e, tteiTtf .itiy to tie dune, is to take sudi
advantage ol Hus fact a* that this most pe»ui*
> top., enemy sh ill rush to its own dehtrii lion.
I’oi this pm p • let the orilice ol the hive be
0 n mi irs wide, and one inch high. At the
h.oinim ocemeiit ol the season tor the moth,
place it shingle on the bottom or Ilnur «»t the
hive You will lind in the morning that almost
every ninth hut taken icfuge under it. They
are ibu* readily despatched. This i* the mode
1 have pi'nrtim'd with my own bees, and not a
'•ingle iiivu li.is ih m been injured.
[/V E. Vurmtr.
A ‘.7mu'brr+y whs gathered, on flu* tM)tli, of
June, from the garden ofMi. Non is, Hr nit ford
l .o.I, which measure 13| inchei in tnrii infer*
• in .', and weighed upward* offline ounces.
| Morning tic raid.
HOW 10 < 0? M ' Cl A R&fMQtIA
TOM.
Suppose it required to have one whose con
lentil shall he equal to six cubic feel dear ol tin
u.e vessel; let a box of wood be made three leei
long, *.! feet wide and sixteen inch 's deep in the
the dear ; let another box be made of such di
inpistoiis tbai the Jirxt may stand witnin it ;
leaving an inter-in r between, on all Miles, and
also In tween their bottoms of about an inch —
I be vide and on*' end ol the outside box should
also stand an im b or more above the o liei
I hen put n«« inudi diy sifted a -hei.or rather
i)iux« o*»l dust it it chi. be luid, into the Iarg< box
ex will cover the bottom an inch deep , et tin- 1
small box, wilhiu the lur e one, leaving tin
space equal on all sides. 1 Iren prepare a
lid whii Ii may reM on the top ol the inside bus.
after tluii snips are n ub *1 on the upper ed, e
theieof ui order to cov r thr spin ex b It between
the boxe tile edges of the lid confined by a
ledge nailed to the outs' U bos, or by a groove,
mid made to nbdc eiulwis* ; col a hole of <un*
venicnt size neat the noddle ol the lid for the
purpose ul putting in the ire, and connect a
door to it by a lunge The Ife vessel must then
be fastened to tin lid : tin* should be made of
tin or sheet iron, about tw . feet long, eightei ii
inches wide and four niche* deep, having • • on
ventrnt opening at nneemnet to draw oft the
witter, which may be Stopped with a cork , the
ialo and end | dales of thi u» vessel most In* &
inches Wider, one inch of which must have a
square turn outwards to admit of its being mill
ed up to llie Ii I, which w ill form the lop of the
v *e' I Ins being done it will br necessary to
cut h«' ay one end of both boxes so as fo sidunl
the lid with its i‘ o vessel nailed to its under side
lodlHWOUt. Then fill the space between the
boxes at the sides an I ends, willi the same ma
terial used between llieir bottom ; uni* on the
strips to confine it to, nod the wood wot U w ill be
finished. The whole may then be covered with
coarse blanketing, duffle or the cloth railed lion
wkin ; so cut n-. to admit of the lid being drawn
I out, and to cover all the joints when shut: at
the end cut down, to give room for the ice vet*
tod, it will be in • extary to have a flap of xeve
».iI tlnrkiH vsev ol cloth, attached either to the
end of file lid or box in such it manner as effect
ually to close the opening when the lid is push
ed in.
Receipt for making Compoiilion (Juki. One
pound of'flour, one of tugar, half n pound of
butter, seven eggs, half a pint of cream, and a
gill of brandy.
77 a Cul?.—Three cups of sugar, three eggs,
• •lie cup of butter. one cup of milk, two nipt of
floor, a small lump ul peKilash, and make it not
quite ns s' iff as pound < akc
<‘h r Cake -—Three pound* of flour, one of
butte i. one of sugar, three eggs, two spoonfuls
of cloves—mix ii with in .laxm *.
'■0/' Throat from Co d.—At this i*»as »u of
the yriti, when common colds are prevalent, a
bet ei I'lmdy l ic iiol !*• prescribed for a sore
m ui n\ft inunntion <d Hi** .side of the throat,
which often attends a severe catarrh than the
following :
Mix a wine glass full of good calcined mag
nesia and houev, to the coiuivfeilCe nt paste nr
j »• 11V and take a «pooi»ful once ail hour through
ibednv foi ail av <»i two. It is rooting, healing
and a very gentk cnfhaifif. [Bermuda payer.
A correspondent of the Palladium relates that
a person in bouton, whose 'ysMun hud contract
ed a propensity to dropsy from sedentary em
ployment, and whose limbs had become to
lunch enlaiged us to liuiVt the skin, ha a been
lately cured entirely,by luying the legs it; cold
water.
Children's Expenses—If you put into Ihe
hands of your child more money than n. suitable
to bis age and discretion, you must expect to
find that he has thrown it away upon what is
not only idle but huitful. A certain *mt«li reg
ular income may be well for any child above
six years of age. And when he comes to in; ca
pabln ol keeping an account, he ought (o be ob
liged to do it; he will thereby acquire a habit
of frugality, and prudence, which will tat! him
through life On the contrary giving a young
person money to spend at will, without requtr
ing any account of it, in leading or rather for
cing Inin into extravagance and folly.
Fashionable Vices—Many young men plunge
into extravagance, idleness, and dissipation, not
from any natural propensity to those vices, but
from a detire to be or seern to be fashionable
—Rut vices of adoption and imitation are ol
all others most disgraceful and unpardonable.
V.wuvp a i\d Castor r*\l.
IIST received nfull supply of bat winter
( Lamp Oil, and also a full supply of best
cold ezpresied Castor O ' HOWEL D WIES
Match 2
FOIlEKiN 1NTKMGKNCK,
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Mv the packet t ip llniningltnm, Capt. Ha>
III, from Liverpool, the Editor* ol tile Mew
A nrk Column rial Advertifer, have irn ived
repioui tiles ill Lmnl n paper* to the 7t»,
January, and Liverpool of the Bill, both inclu
sive
THE FA I IlOLIC QUESTION.
We have nlrendt published the letter of |he
Duke of Wellington to the Roman of Catholh:
Ftimnle of Ireland, which went to show very
distinctly, that all Ilia rotnora nl an intention
O', the pal t nf the Premier to concede the Cft
tholic claim* at the appionchmg , viun nf Par
liament, were withon i.iumlaimn The reply
of Dr. Fnrtia, In that teller, eaplai ing ihr iea
son* for having made the Duke'* |etts-i public,
Will he found lielnw It npp-nr* Irrnn (hi* I.
ter, Hint the Duke', inggeallon, „ . I<> 11■ <s | „
tliolica being for a trim quiet, ami lc iving Itien
im*e to tune, will nut lie attended |„ |,y p,,
Catholic*.
No little ent lleinent had linen nunnd by the
appearance of a letter from the Lind l.ieuiefi
ant nf Ir elnrnl (the nr.tiipin of \njjlr*eii,) to
Dr. Curlii, strongly lutoiiug the cause ol t a
llio'ie einanelpalmi)
The Marquis, alto, during hi* short ailinini,
ttOjiurt-ntH thins In Ireland, has rendered him
*«•». wish rhs r 'ath-dles, I,a. been
US!1!) -UtF ''r the Mil. w
«*ry < WWaiH nl England, citdflHnnt (he po jjvw
pr-irHiindimeed that the ni nqiiis n*ign-d |lla v
nnTt'e ihnugli evidently limn tircrWflv in cur
•eqinni e nf the wide ditleienca between tin
oplnina* nl hiinii It and the Premier upon Hut
great qiribnn—Hut the Courier Hate* ditiiuct
ly, ami with an an nf authority, liiat he wa»
rttnllr.d, and addt that tld« recall »** m
in rtuiteqiiencr of Ids letter in Dm tm Ctr
lia, tince the letter ol recall was placed rr
hi* hands eighteen linut* lie lut e Hint hue
had transpired The Cuurie* adds, that *• the
f'atlmlic tpieimn would not linv In en advuu
c*ul by the niatqul* nl Atiglcscn'* coniiimaiirt
in Ireland, nor will it lie ini|iui* ■-<] oeieiindaA
by hi* re i nil 'lit* the l.egitlidnre.'ai ii„.
Marqui* ha* truly aid, ' lli.il must decide this
gieat question.' It is ruled that either III*
D 'he nl llu Uiiigham m Lord Verulitrii, would
lie hi - suceessut.
Mil 1(1 .VI NI I,
llu1 Courier ol Hi. fllh, I'onginlulnles ill run
* I <■ r upon III" flourt lung .lain of llu. < otinfy, Hk
disclosed Ity 'll" returns ul III" him Quarter's
lievcmn-. The i.hhI increase of lerenue, hr
joint lb" cntiesp n.liny ipiarln of hist year, n
6M6IHMI/ lh" |..i|H iiinourH of ilm revenue Inf
Hie vear ending full .laiiiiary, was 46,.
lid I 675/ anil for llu yeir ending fi ll J inun
ij 18VII, |H .10., .!-.(/ 1 hear results dm Cour.
er coiisidei s as affording the uu»*i .mieiui i -
pronfnfilni increasing internal pi peltry „
Hie country.
It is said that tin; Iiidi He venue stiilcnenf,
when il itppiinri, will ilinw uu increase oi
£400,000 lor llns year lieyomi lam y jt
long lime sinee il wit* mill lliai III" revenue ,
Ireland was tepidly on III" increase, hiiiI |hn
would go mi increasing,
M.H.HI OK STKI'HENHON
The London papers are filled with lit lug . ,
nioitrs abniil lluwlaud Biephnumii, a puilne
in an esluniivc tneminiile eslnblithiiirnl, In,. .
which he mnlmlllrd large minis of money, um*
•peculations as In die probability of Ills It,mj,
caught. By twuo cloiknu .Saturday aOurmion,
lh" Coinimlle, ul Blinkers had seni oil' ripret
les in evet v pail nl England, arid III" A lino .'
ly had also sent coiiiinuuicaiii,ns by lelegraph
and "spies*, without delay : so dial on Sun
day evening dtp news of bis flight was known
along the wind" line of lh" British coast. Yet
M appear* Hull Stephenson had the loud,
hand lo tier. | In Unitnl in id, own t . ach, with
bis own crol upon il. lie tent beck his two
fine grey horses lo l omlon, and travelled on
with hir' d Imran , in company with lus own
( tiachman, and Lloyd, > is clerk. On arriving
III llte Bristol const, he pul in sea in a kind (, '
ikifT, between Hidefoidand lhe I |e of Lundy,
in lh« Bristol Channel, and had hern sailing ofl
tha coast uiglH and day, wailing loi a vessel
foreign hound. 1 he Cumbrian, which arrived
nl New Ynik on the same day when the lint
Kreocli aiiival hrongln ilie news of Stephen
soil's flight, had been wall searched before she
|( ft I'nrlamoufh Its a solicitor who went in
ipiesl of a fiuudiilcut bankrupt, and who knew
Stephenson well As by Hie directions ul the
Adinirully several I.on -ailing vessels were ip
pm mil, and the sk'IV was known, il was gn|e
ptised in be impossible Hml Stephenson ahonlu
(•scape. So laigu u reward as would be earn, d
by Ins eppieltension Would ensure Ihc vigilant e
of tbe police. Mr. I'eel bail dec laced that the
whole navy oi England should be employed, if
necessary, in apprehending Inin Wat ran
were out against him. for embe/.illng eirlieq
net bills, and if rniighl, tin was In undergo an
inwhediatr eiaminnlion in Bow street, it ir
said there is uu (finibl lliai. in surh case, he will
be convicted ol a capital felony , ns he hud n
inis rest in I he Exchequer bills, upon vVhicii,
w ilh Other tee.uiilies, he raisad the sum »( 31,
000/. The most probable account at llu latest
Ate was Hull Stephenviu and lus clerk were,
j mi the 2d ult. on Lundy Island, where there i’t
only a light house, and one Ittrm hoil e. The
| weather had prevented lto.,is Horn reaching it
on the succeeding da) . Ii was alto possible
Hint the fugitive had landed m Wale*, fiiere
was a rummir in Hie city uu Hie 6th. that lie
hid been arretilcd in ilm Bimtol Channel. !.ui
'• was contrailicicd on Hie next day. The
I Morning Herald says:
■ i M'ni'i mat qieptiensm. » pnvatr »cwo„t
at the l>nnk lias been evridrawn (,,r y Pari ,0
tb* amount of £30,000. This i iriiiiniiance
occasioned everlasting qmitrel* between |„m
"I"1 bis fiaittn ri ft is added, that they „prc
daily and hourly annoyed nl (lie bank with the
applications of Ins private creditna* Time
can he lilile dniiht that most of ||„. properly
winch he has stolen ha* bi en Iqng ag» »pp„i
It i« said, mtleud, lhat he k-ht sl* wnnien that
he had thrtc country houses, that he had rni
vate boxes at all tha theatres, iu,d Unit hr (fen
e.ally spent thieu pan. ofthe night „l g«„ib
ting-hou'e*. 1 hese accounts ar« probably hi
aggcrated. It appeals that he si as not hi all
nice in Ins means of raising money. VVe are
informed that he got hn builder, or carpenter
to aurept bills to the amount ol £\2OUlXI *
A London paper of Jan. 0, says,—It is stated
this evening, that information has been receiv
ed by telegraph at the Admiralty, that ||,e
route of Mr. 3iephrosoo is known, and that s
vessel is in chase of the slap >a wr»icl, Mr
Stephenson has taken bis passage, and lhat his
capture i i connidered certain
I. was reported at Lloyd's tin. mr„„,„c
that a vessel sailed Irom liristol foi
m. the 30th alt. with a passenger answeri,,» t**
description of 3tephenson. it „ n„„ "
tained that H^eamount of Stephenson's defalca.
non eicei d* 300,000 pounds.—The reward lor
Ins apprehension has been increa-ed lo £1000
the f.ast.
Hu re Is no later intelhgei.ee f.om the Con
tinent, than has nlread> been received hern and.
published, direct from P»nY it is eg«m as
serte.l that Prussia bas t/ten tendering he. me
diation lo the belligerents, but her offe.- have
been rejected almost w ith coTumnly The r
i*'*n bioekgde ef the Darts Beths appears to be