Lynchburg Virginian. [volume], March 26, 1829, Image 1

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TERMS- „ .. ,
rr«-sjcssirfo- «**j™
;L m,iU| «utn »I1 »'>'W or. T>-*- *
* 4, will Im? ittMirtti-1 4ftt 30 a#ntt per
E/- \ilv*rtn • time, and '-57 1-2 mil» for r«c!i
a»,,: ‘"r l*"i „ fr„ „ * 4i>t mr. mint In paid for
2r,,‘ a'“u,,"’,i 1,5
L„, ra-punutile p«r...»n»L>ucl»l»ur*.
,T Otoafli‘"rV llrdBrr inrt.KB.ding l«d,.,u.r«.ro t«
fur »4M dollar*.
IS All lettwr. to tbo Kilitor. nruM k- P«»<
u4trf. or Ikn wilt Bi.iln .tteod' d
IVVItl* & LONDON
■ hcperb
©002)3.
U ITHT UPWMW. * wpe'b :»'«»>! Hunt of
V »> iViry * m>*. ".cm arellte foi
1 .Ai»e :
He <1 Hitinilcr
-Ilk do
U »tl PdHni
Silk d*
li mdCImm>.p"u! va
ri'J’J
;M0ii. al Wink Boles,
tn/terh)
mall Holes do j
Ualiasler Ornament* I
p,,. Ink stand*
PkIuIs, ilmill' Barrel
p(>. tingle <1<*
j) ,._Permission Locks
;n, %%-1IIi Bayooels
I .ilngn* Water, grent
nu t’ l/l
V,,111)0* Oil do ilo
Kssrncet, gri at varielu
Hlln's do ilo
, i.Kirs(sopi'nor)or«ol
ruri' I;/
u,„ Knives, (Unger'’)
seal, aerut ruritl<J
I'nckel iln 'In do do
li.--s M-li
l/.,. Boards
Omit or Checker
iinarils
Hegar li'iirs, ■■ real va
Tidy
ik Maiul ilo do
Lotos nr Beuo
I) linin'.s
llnoier’s Bonier, ran'
inis site)
Lcailiee do do di:
Kilicole Clasps
I'ticfi do
Ball Sjt'Ki-i' v. Cork'
Mallard -Jiooiis
Bpinl ,u Acid Proven
Build' Boxes, great niri
tty
Magic Lanterns asioi
lr«i stV.es
Bose. Lavemlec and O
cange rlower wains
very sup.
\ VgeinbieRoug*
*» in-n ir t»l‘ Hnuec
< irectai) Liquid Iiouge
I'oiiUiittru*. great fain •
I v, m pots aiiil rolls
Kazor*, onl English
Do Pmlar*
Do fi blades to 1 han
dle
Jeweller** Bfflshes
Nail do
Pearl Counters for
vvuift, ray mils hinds
Kngli<n« Dice, beiwtiiul
Ivory, tor Miniatures
Cl L KON si»|»*quality, |
v«t x cheap
Cravat 5»ti limn s or pads |
Utm or 0.1 Hose, gt uu'
inc
Oil C\ meni
Oil Hbodi
Watch RiliUonm
tie11 do
PercU f'on Cap*
Plain and Cut Glass
Smell ng Vials, great
variety
Necklace*
.ailies1 OrVnthncs.vciV
i good
Cane*
F fshin- Canes
’■'word Chim*s
iHidt ig WiMps, variety
[Fancy .Slate
Fancy Glass Pictures,
»io;t*ll
[Cologne for LmlieCTdi
le tes. beautiful
Tohaerct bin'll
p. i w dcr Pulls, several
ki-xt*
Fain v Snap*, great v.i
riet y
Gentlemen •> dressing
Boxes, beautiful
Night lepers
J'm-Cu-l.ions
l Im i oioiorters, grva
• s Mi l** y
{Dirks, $c. k.c. »fcc. k.c
I'njMlit'i* with a great variety of oilier article*
a<i( oen in mroliunril i\Jy »tork of \l*-<ii« iue,
\,t. mm nil liaml, is Mm* lm east in the State, iw
trie va*m«y fiel-er tnan any limwe in the Ihnua
\|l tile article* are ofiWr I mi the vet * lowest
mice* I.OWKL PWIKS.
\ltn cli lrt.
Inrsii Drugs ami AleUlcuies.
tffY.e subscriber li.is lately received a.SM M.E
JL additional supply of FRESH PfUJGS *V
MEDICINES, whitli makes his ASSORT.
MKNi very • nmpluU*. Hp receives S.AEAl.l,
applies almost ev* rv week. h\ which mean?#,
'it* stock, though leu Die J. UlftF.ST.is alw vs
5RKSH and sullied tit i<» meet any orders
dial lie may he favored with.
iilOM\s.f nrvAE.
N. B. I’ppscrip ion*- (Hitkfnlh attended lo
hy Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
.Tan.
” p>r siirs,.
A VEK\ haiid'Oiiic littI p F.irm, upon the
JULVad waters o' Appo uatfoi, in Bucking
ram. I h>s land is in the neighborhood of CIo
wr Hill, lip; rtMiiarkah*v \vcl 1. produces to
laccoolthe line • t quality, and lots upon it fi
very large orcliii»*i ol Well «elec.»ed fruit ; tlie •
rad contains R10 acres—I'er-mus di«pn«ed to j
' .’V, will apply l" the suhsciitfrT or Col. .Sami. ;
A. Pallesuu, who lives adjoining Do* premises
SAMI., r. CHIK-IUN. j
March -. is
Wl- have tmm (iny received n case of '
highly finished Leghorns, much lo\v«
charged than anv uniKitted this reason.
Mc.KLK, KU BIN SON CO.
.1 a i». 5.
~WO& SALE.
iW/SIl to sett my hmisp and tor, sifuatrd
mac ihe hear) of .Vlain Street, 100 feet a.
^ve seventh allev, and tmining thence south
drgiee*,ut»d*t JB poles, thence north 3H leg. |
vvevj 70 feet, thence north 52 degrees, cast 8 '
l»olc.s to second street, tiicnee south 3d degree*,
Cast 70 (eet to t ie beginning. Thexakl piece i
‘d ground hein£ pait of the lots known in the
l|lau of fhv town by No. 85 and 225. On tins
'•*t their ift a convenient dwelling house, and a
"lost excellent garde*). There is likewise on !
the lot a good tolmcen manufactory, with the |
screws ami aii fixture* neoes?ai y to carry on the •
business extensively. There ate few lots in
town more convenient or desirable than this, it
ki situated on main «l«*«ot, in a pleasant part off
town, and in one of the bust neighborhoods.
. ,e satiation is healthy, water convenient, and
«i evpfy respect a tlesirable residence for a pri*
'ate family or a mao of business. I will make
T'Tni* accommodating, and wdl takenegrjes in j
part paytoent. For par’iciihus, application
•"ay Ire made to the subscriber living on the
premises, or to thf Ldilors of the Virginian.
SA.ML. LOVK.
Feb. 12
New !
E*lrncl A la Mouiiclinr,
Hungary Water,
Articles of Perfumery,
Ju.t received by
. I’HOS. ,T. DUVAL.
Ovf 19
W
'■‘'W
I Commission Business.
THE •tit>si'iib«r huuiu? miit'irij into tb'
Commission Junim-jr, oll.-rs bit snrvi
'•ns in tlm inert'limit* uih) plunicr. trnding lo
Hm place F'llmoco, i lour, mul uilmr pro
Incn, cimliiled la his ctir 1*. sell or shin, will
he strictly ellmnVd |.». Hu i, iinn ided with
Stnrnye in H fiiy prnuf hou.r on ntnin .tie, t,
for the reception of Flour, VVlii.kny mid puck
nip-i of Goods. SAME. HANNAH.
J«" .E_ _ 12 H
Spr. Titrpeniiiiu uni Liu.tod Oil.
y>CSl rec ivd H full supply ul Sp». lurpeti
line uinl Emseed Oil.
IIOWEE DAVIES.
March 2.
sYtFis,
' jFF^T rnenited .ml for aa!n, ul i try rc l irni
•jJ i1 nets, n very lnr.se HsMrune-.t ..i Stoitliui .
Boltin', CuliisH'I S, .iNrs, lJleil.ler. hiuI Ke.ci
non i.e Davies
Fell. 2B
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
rfliiE *ub«rribei inform* hi* friend* him! the |
.1 public Ihat ho continue- to do hudih»*»
on Commission, nod promises iIihi no paint
shall be gpaied lo gcivt» entire satisfaction to !
nil FI inters ami Formers who may confide to !
his inau(l^emetll the .sale i»f loha<:r>, Flour, 1
or Other |ifo<hict». Hi- office will be kept at I
ll.e Store of .M-^srs. .1. S Halsey, next doot j
below flie Fanner's Bank
I). SAUNDKRS. jr
19. « 12m
mf ATIfAHS 31 4KlI«.~ii»
niibsrHber. sit tlie lower end of mine !
street, in addition tnbis Hope mid Twine mitk- I
i»i7 business*, makes mid repair# f url’d Mail1
Msitras^iH Also makes Shuck Matinsj.es, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer—and
would be thankful for any job in that w ay.
liieb shall be done with neatix s^aiid despatch,
and on very reasonable termes. ,
.1 I# ‘ECHOES.
Muv 1 i. Vi.
MttTftliavea few handsome Liverpool Pi
^ V uiiȣ Setts complete, which \*e are of
fering very low. Mso, a splendid aoortiwent
l ea China. embracin'* every qmditv and price
We invite ihe attention of our friends and the
public to the above.
Mck'FC, IIOBINSON l: Co.
Jan 5.
^OTTKItS
vegetable Cmi'iuhjcox
li V ^ Ftlft util’11^;*
^ |*H R unparalleled reputation of this ined
Ci cine is Rticl*. ami its pre-eminent virlucd
arc in well estah'i.shed, ami so fully acknow
ledged by ail intelligent public, that it is
scarcely necessary to say any tiling further
t an flint it is
A SOVEREIGN remedy.
In Diseases of the Liver: Deluirtv result'll:'
fiom iiiteinperaiice and dissipation: Old end in
veterate Dicers: Pains ill tin.* Bmies, attended
with swellings of Hip job'.ts : ledegesiimi
B otches on the Face, Pimples, Syphilis
Fuianeotis diseases geeerallv, and I l iter hi par
tictilar : Mercmial and Sera fid ous complaints.
T‘lie certificates of wonderful ernes perform
ed bv tin* Calliolicon, have become ►<» nunier
imjm, rs to preclude their insert,m, in :mv m" *.
|..ip**i , and ba« made jf »* ■.•* •'.i ; for tie* pm
priefor to print them in a pamphlet el about
41m > pages. 'i'lii« w ill be forward' d -non as
pi -*i dr to fin* Si veial Agent* tin giatnifous dis
trilnifion, and must, on perusal, siieugtlien the
good opinion now entertained by die fn,’fl Is o;
this mediceue. and disarm, as it I* -aped, the
prejudices of those who vi**w with di-urust nay
medicine not known in wha' ,s < n I d *' i ocu
lar pl^■,ctte|»•,, Facts are si ibbmi ti"Ugsf and
cannot be gainsaid.
\t the earnest solicitations of members of the
ni' dical faculty, and others who have w ,n>r--e,l
tiieastonishing cureseffected bv tin* it*'1 ol ihe
Vegetable C’.ifbolicon and w|u> are nwifius that
Is le*m*fits to mankind mav be mm** widely dil
uted, the proprietor has consented to redti,
the retail price to TWO DOiiliAHS
per Imltle d and this w ill be done iviihout in any
wav deteriorating the qualify of the medicine,
<.t reducing Ihe size of Ike Ini!l<•. as lias been
materially dune in the Case ol Snaini’s Pan
iicea.
I e above genuine Medicine '< rbv
W. f HQLCOMUF CO.
Agent for Lyocbhtng.
(•rent Bargains in Cloths
Ilf'SI-. w l o w an! Cloths, would find it lo
JB Ihelv inter. ;t to call on the subscriber,
He lias mixtures, otic r,s claret, -ilper V mid.
(Ring hl'io mid lila. k ' loll)- , nod 1 ph ce to
per Ermine in it-, and one do if -. Electoral
black, which he is determined to -ell very
cheap. 11. AI. LfciO." •.
Dec- 25
is afk |t|.U AUD.—Runaway from my
plantation, in Bntetumt county, on
i |2di nl the picsent mouth, a mulatto mail,
.N'.ii. lie is about 21 years of age ami mi ommnn
lv likely. He is, I expect, in tin' neighlioriiood
til Lynchburg, or perhaps in the ne ghbnrlunid
of Bethel ill Amherst He had a variety of
clothing which tie look off with him, among the
rest a line hill, hlitc broad cloth coat, ,vc. r lie
above reward will he given for the nppreheu
lion and delivery of the above slave to ine
near Bedford Court Mouse.
.INI). N. ANDERSON.
Feb. 2d. _ __t|r‘Q
VWQTICE.—liv virtue of a deed of tru'd,
executed 'o the subscriber by Joseph Dil
lard, bearing date lh«8lbof October, lbd4, f
shall, on M 'tiilev the 2l)tli day of A|iril next'
at Amherst C. H proceed lo sell, tn the high
est bidder, fur r ady money, 5 negro slaves,
lo wit i tine man Billy, one woman Charlotte
and her three youngest children, or so much
of said properly as may he sufficient to an*
siver the p.urpniesof the trust deed aforesaid
Acting as trustee. I shall convey such title on
ly u» is vested to me, bu' have no doubt of ill
being good. ROBERT TINSLEY
March 19 »V««W»
nJM have removed to Bullock's old stand,
wlicre out customers will find us di-pus*
h^ielntore, ty consult lheir inlet cst ill Sell
ing them goods mi the lowest cash prices.
McKLt. BOBINmON ki CO.
Jan 5
u'\JOfl( ! —AH pfr»oi»v indebted to Samuel
A'J B Davis, dec- hit icquired to make paj
n,*'*d tniimiliHtt'lv, and those having clidius a
^Hiiof the •lone are it quested to pTesent them
tome lor pay mi nt. O G. CLAY, adnir. of
S. B. I> A VIKS, dec.
March 2 .|*
The Noted stud Hone
lfSNUW in lull
*JL periri;tiou, Hint
I \\ isb lo de«:line
IIihi btiPtnes* , like
win* , I vvi h to -«II
or Ini in 'till) tor I hr
*1*11101). I «%ill sell h rln.Hp linrgnin
in liiin. Ink* home* or gooil pnper )' iriernu,
iipply tullir *'***r m| Amlirnl Co»»rilion*«*
POWHATAN t>. FRANKLIN.
.Miiroh |p. win
* vuuvs.
^ I'DKIN S specific remedy for tie* cure ol
t ol iis. While Swelling*, Soil* i.er* (md
I letir SrliH'i'us nr Glandular Tumor*. Pel Inns, ■
Kluumntum, Sprains, bruise*, Trite Chil
Plains, 1U c.
Just received by
THOMAS J. DlVAP.
Hit. 13
&MWA&V 33B.OWOT
t, \ E l HRN3 his thanks t« tlm public for1
.J£3# *heir liberal i-iu'ir'iMgeiiieiit, mid solicit#
a i mil immune id their favors, He him ju#| re.
reived from N**w York, in addition loins ho
mer supply oi Jewelry, &.( . m splendid h'soii
mem ni
i*L \Ti:n s. iikitaxM v m ahi:
\Vt*i«*i* li*• invites his friends and cuslortieri to
call iii«] «ee. Among his slock, hio the ltd
*owing wi tM leg, viz :
Castor* \\ nli rut Glass and siver edge, of-nip.
quality
Ho. plain <md ornamented
C.»tf, i Put* ntpl Tea
Sugar 0 Hlusiiid Cream Pn‘?
Ladies' Kidicifles and pocket hooka
• Mein ami hincy Jewelry
Jell, pearl. Filigree ami Paste F. r Rings
Patent. F.^ver and plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys
Hated do do do do
Coral of every description
Silver In-dn nmi Tea Sp nut*, Ladles ami 3u»
gar rung*
jj.C Wat lies carefully repaired, arid all nr
ih-ix in his line ofbtisiues* punctual!y a’tei li
ed 11*. Jan. 26
SUttYS ,\.\ DU' V ^
f | |HF. subscriber lias a large supply of the
-i* tthove article*, and vvill sell th»-m very
l*»w l|. VLUSHN
I)ee. 2*»
Vv»>s\\ Uftvihu ftv.mV
Jt S I receiveil by itic subscriber, a choice i
*X.*'- «m ol I'*resh Garden Seed.
Foi sale low by
THOS. J HI V \ L.
Fell. fJ in
1 copjn r Siill, Cap and Worm
l i-tir elegant Hr*»nze Lamps
1 he sob-erilier bn* the above for sale lit
x •*i v reasonable prices, which lie will *(•11 lor
a-h, *■ r barter tor conntry produce.
If ALLISON.
Her. J.". U
TRO’STEE’S SiiXE.
RV virtue ol a deed of trust, exei uted r.» iis
hv John N. Ilo«", lor purpieo « theiem sci
forth, and duly recorded iii thecleik s nflh v of
the couutv court nf Nelson, will he Mold, to the
lugiietf bidder, on t!»** 23d of March, at Nelson
( .Miitliousc, it being conn djy, two valuable
N EG KO MEN out* n first r-'th- hoU'C ia'p**n
i» c li's qualifications arc ol the first Older, and
a> a im/ci.nnic. is imt -mpassed by any man ol
mm A,lor. Hie other is a likely young fellow,
and is a good sawyer. I hey will he gold for
^ood negotiable paper, at 6<l days, payable at
one ol the L inks in Lvuchbui". I lie title is
imqoektimnible, bot^we •!! only convey ifuil
winch w< derive limn the tni t deed.
JOHN P CliHITS. ) Trux (
J A MEL s. PENN, \ t.-cs
The jih tvc .:(!»• is made with mv rionusif and
npproh tiiou. JOHN N. lltHh.
March:’ wtds j
i.\ai » I P ‘ ..-Ml p.-i sous ti 4\ 111 clai.n« a*
J gaio*l Spobswootl Gailan I existing prc* |
vjiiiix to the ftr-1 day of J notary , InJd, are
reipieMml to make the.in known oil or before
the lxt dev of .144iitv next. to the subscriber*,
wlm lire bis trustee*, f»« we ‘hell, in a very
<hor! tone afferfhat dav . si Pie our trust a -
eoi|i)i» and wake distribution ol what funus
mav then he ill hand, among his sever,*1 credi
tor?, according to the provisions of the ih -d
lo- -.titiiting «h h»s trustee*; nod thia notice
u ill be pt»* I 1 III bar of any claims which atial!
md he hrfo.v that time mad" known.
ROBERT HIV ES.san
ALEXANDER BROVX N
JAS S. PENN.
r w'4w
U AND FOR SALJ..—1 will sell a good bar
9 J gaoi in a tract of I,and, lying in tlm h»w
(1 .1 of I\itricU coiiHty, on Mill Creek, and
Hallo River, adjoining the lands of Harden
Hair-Inn, Greenville Penn, Charles Foster,
la-. Kennerly, I'.sqis and other-. r.nniaining
seven hundred acres. 1 here is a sufficient t|iiiiii
lity of cleared lantl in work leu or twelve
hands, and a tolerable good dwelling home,
kitchen, weaving house, -tnoke hnusp, barn,
tobacco bouses, a large rjuanlity of apple Irons.
A large proportion of the land that is to clear
,. good tobacco land A lurthcr desctlp
linn is deemed unneressv, as any person wish
ing to purchase, Would first view the premises.
The above land is well calculated to divide
into two tracts- JOHN POI NDEXTER.
March 9. wr>*59
\W»niGlNI A-At rules hoUcn in lha clerk’s office of tl»f*
Superior court ofCinnccrvfor the Lvochhurg district
the 5th day •fJaaoary,!8&>. Bntnl. Garland, nltf. ag-otast
Low is F-Crane, Rubert Hurt, Wra.*ilurtaud Wrr.. Grim
*e*Tiiedefendant Lewis f Crane not having entered hi«
appearance and given security uc'-ordiug to the not of A»
sprohty Ihlld the rules nf this court, anJ it appearing by
s itisluetury evidence Unit he is not on inhabitant ol Ibis
country - It sa ordered that the, «:ud defendant do up|»M*r
here on the first day of the nest term and answer the
toll ofthe plaintiff, and that a copy of this nrdor be
fnrtbwitti inserted in some new spaper ..ii/lth. town
of Lynrhurg for two monthssuccnsnvoly and posted at ]
the fiout door of the eour.lhndtuin said town
ACojrv-Testn * WILLS,*,.
Jan Th tsJWIi
I
FOKT ».
Lines mi seeing an I'.n^lt past ntai mein A *•
lumn twilight
[at enicmu x mi tirrr J
:*ail on, itiou lone, Uniitrtal bud,
Ofqiu-ncoten* yf mill liralraa wing,
lli>«* ia lliy di-lam Com nig hen r d
Aa the niphll b. c - s tniind thee sing !
Tby cam ia »m ’guinu i lie burning aim
In liu extremes! glory ! how
It Miv unequalled Haring Hone,
i11on Mio>f|k’ail In a,in It mi lowly now
Ur hast thou Ixfr th* rucking Hoitle,
Tliy mining cmg, lliy lightning |ime,
1 ■ find tome »ei i. I inrnnr i-hnii|r,
beat sin my anil >in*,,|* llnan lliinn 1
r Ite why lliy ilu he iiintonl bead
I'o cii tely lo thiaalmduwy world,
An! iminl lliy aoorcniiig gsiUCea send,
A» wislimg by bro.i.i ,ie n were furl’d.!
A el lonely is lb* ahatlernd nr 1,
I ,y eyry destilnle ihmigh big -
And lonely I|kih. nl.he HI ie,t.
Or bOili'lUg III (III IIP)M«I «kv l
riio golden light tlmi li hIihs 111v plume#
On thint* iuu i inumbi* ili|*hi,
I nils dual'll1 #9 tm « n< Hi'* dtul’i I toiulH,
And in'luMue noth * i• • • * moiinfu »» bright
So couir tb.' i ■ l fit i»» tod down,
So come the jiiood hi^h to #*aiili,
\\ hrn tile n outhi •nlhrritig’ fftntpect* frown
Ovi*r thru rim y nod thpfr iniith !
So ipoids 11m* mind s iiimIy inx I'ye,
1 imt burr, uuvoil l mir'i imuHtidc non
.So man seeks solitude, in die,
Ills pldi; • du - triumph# doni* '
bo round tin* r«,> jdt'oee nf power,
A rnld nod joy 119 bistre ubiiu'v,
Ami on life* piunaelei will lower,
f Imnis dink ih hoMm tin* t-ui'lei pinev.
but on the iin’lloiv 11 • tit tlmt pom h
Kiom find’* pure thnme—the light tha
9nve« '
A»«l hIhmU <b ep nidumre round our (jriivei *
1 1 1 ma^anam ». I
<1 MINOS, vr SLIKS.
Tin- I’riinclir , twig* or slips of plnor,,
sin ilia 1*1 frtea, may, soirii’hi,,* s simmas
f 11V, li" till oil uni n i in Hit gioilnil io lulu
nil,I mill gmw. Ti l'll. ..t til,, l,,r ilm opiti
In,li is li in il.i in 1 11, nl Angus, l.i ilm mlilill,
ol Apiil ; lint whim il is • I., ilm . ,(, ,,, ,|M
nut to lie loo mill li in Ilm lop , o mlit i nm.i n i
lm very ill v or Stanly, I'm tlir sap in Ilm I , I
, ln> mists il to laUt mot.
VVlicn von inl 'ii! in propagate fri'i't, for li,,,
In r, ,,r I,n a tail, siaitly growth |„. v. ry pm
licnlai in ver to lake the tilling, f,r»,n l,,,j.
*"nml lirnocln-a, lo, limy will ev,,r |,ave *,„ j„
clmalion In grow in n spri'ioling iimntier; nl
W»y« inti lie tillin' ,n pn pamlinilar shoots, anil
..Cilia,riy Ihoso lit,I It, II,mult III, Ijriintln s ;
lh, a,* yvil prdtliitt Ilm slrnieiitest irtt
l in* p nv it oi proitu Hi)*' Imi<U or roof* re
sides chiefly at tin joti.u, or thr**e part.* wh re
le.iveK or bitiU already exist. Cuttings sho-ld,
llti'ict'ore, hi* »:o| smoothly nnoiH at an ev e or
joint 1 hi* • nth i : ought to he made in the
wood of iht* gi owl |» of tin* preceding season, oi
to the point between tin* two growth*. |» » *
common practice to cut till flu* whole oi p ut
ol tin leaves of nit nn»s. which London any s i
ii ft ended with bad e tied*
“ Cuttings Wiiiih Hie dirtlcfill to Rtiike mav
Io* rends* ed more h.uhinl* by previous ringing;
il u t ing to* made on ihr shoot w leek ih io furnish
l*e culling, a eallu* wi'l b- ctc.iied, which, .if
Helm iIih ground after the cutting i* taken
on. will lively emit the roots. A ligaiure woo'd,
pel hap-rnpeiaie in h sniilhir manner, ihi uth
not su ellu icntlv ; if shoiihl lightly encircle ilic
'.mot destined mr u flitting, and the laitei
shouhl be taken nil whi n mi ace timu'n lion ol
s.ip has apparently him produced. The am*
puf itioti ni the c.imvoI the ligature, -,h well us
hi th it ni the ring, must In* made tudow the tit
cle.s, and 1 he cniiiug iii'iHt |>»* m> plnuied as f«>
lu«vi* thu tolius covered with earth. — I fuff,
i) tniti. vol. iv. p .Ws
The insertion ol ih * innings mav seem an
eo m iner, and non/ but pract cal cultivators
would imagine that there cmiitl la* any differ
ence in ilia growth. he.fween cutting* i incited
in i >e im !*| t* of a pot, mu! those inserted at its
shies. Vet Mich is actually the ean**, and noun
mrb» of i* •• •,. »»•» the mange. ceiaioma, Ur. if
iinn*rte i m a meiv oi.issof earth, will hardly, if
it all. throw on' mow, while, if tfi y arc iiihcM
ed in sand, or in earth at the sides of i Im* pots,
so mh to touch thu pot in their whole I noth
they seldom f.ul of hemming rooted plants.
Knight louiuf III miilhen y strike very well hy
C'dfi igs, when they weie no insert' t|, and wheii
fiie.r lower «nd* lunched a stratum o' gravel, or
broken pots ; and Hawkins, {Hurl. Trans, vul.
n p. IJ,) who Iih.1 often tried to stiike (nance
tree* wit limit mu re >n Inst heard ol a in* ihod,
by which, ai lir-t t* ial, eleven culling* out of
thirteen gr**w. Ihr a t ti to place tlu*in to
touch the hoi mill *-f ih • pot ; tuey uie then to
he plunged in a hoik oi Pot la d, nod kepi
moist.”
“ The man agent til of euttiugs, alter th**y at c
planted, dep nd*, upon th** general prim iplo,
that, Where I fe h w • ak, all ext:, sh* s ol exterior
agency must have a i*ml jney to render it ex
tinct. N * cutt/ug require, to I* planted deep,
I hough huch a* are largb ought to he inserted
deeper than such as are small in the case of
evergreens, the leaves slnni'd |>e kept from
touching the soil, otherwise they will damp,
and rot **ff : and in fhe Case of tubular-stalked
plants, which ate in tyeoeral not very easily
struck. owing to the water lodging in the tube,
an I rolling and cutting, both ends may, in some
cases, (a in common htmey-suekfe.) be advan
tageously inserted in ttie soil, and, besides a
greater certainty of success, two plants will be
produ ed. Too much light, air, water, heat or
cold, are alike injurious. To guard against
these extremes in tender sorts, the means hitb*
e;to devised ik thato enclosing an atmosphere
• v*t th • cuttin *s, by mean* of a hand or bell
glass, arco'diug to their delicacy This pre
serve* a uniform sf'llne*i and inoistuia of at
moaphere. Lnm rsing the pot m t-arih, (if
ih** cuttings »* •• in p »t«,) ha + u tend.rt*y to pra
se* te a steady, uniform decree of mo ttpre at
, the routs ; and shading, or planting the cut
tings, i fin the open ijr, In a sfmdy shannon,
prevent the bad c/fttts of ate. st of Ugh* The
only method of regulating the heal Is by double
<»r single cove; i g* of glass or ion's, o both
A hand-glass placed sver • bell-glass will p*e
aerve, in a shady situation, a very constant de
gree of heat W hatever decree ®f iie.it l« natural
to the mother plant, when In a growing stale,
•rill. In general, b- most favorable lo tin growth
of Minings -l.' rtffuH.
1‘he name writer nay*, •* Every varie’y of
apple may tie grown from rultiugs j though
some with much greater facility than other*
All those ol !he hnjktiot an fondling tribes grew
as well this way ns bv any other, and some al*
ligfe, flial the t»ees s»» raliod lire nut liable in
ranker, (Hecf. TYans. ¥01.1. p HR),) which i*
supposed lo be owing to their * putting nut • u
tap toot hut spread ng their n 'memos fibre
from ihe k not or Inn ho* ifoutai'y.* Even tic
golden pippin limy he continued in this way,
|and the tree* hove remained seven ve«r* in
1 pei I- rl health, when graft* taken not only f»r»m |
the «.iMi" l ee. hot front the tarv brant h, part
«d \t liich was divided into cuttings, cankered io
i wo or three years. * All apple-trees raised in ,
this way,’ Iliyas observes, * from healthy one
vcai ohl branches, with blossom hull* upon
them, will Cnfi'itiun to go on beari g the finest
I* nil. in a small % oinpass, f »r inauv year*. Such
tiee-i » re peculiarly proper h»r for• mg, and
uni liihleto canker Ifnrt Trmi.t. vn'. i p. tW>
i hr cut tings nr to be < <o fii from the voting
j wood of bnrir.nntnl or olifiooe branches. lathyi
i thgn from up* igfii ones * fr *in six to e<ghl inch
| ex or uime in length, with a ••mail poet inn of
i *dd wood ai the lower end Cut ulf the tip of
the riiiooi,and nil t'«e bo U, ei eptiug two oi
•hive next the tip nr upper eitreinbv I thru
Miiunlh tne ai ctiuiis at the Inwei end, and insert
iItem throe oi (but inches in sandy luatvt, pres
slug the railh fti uilv tu tliam. watering, ami n
verlng Willi a hund-fhtss. The propel tlin*
for this npamtioii j* early in February, and
•bo glass should not lie touched, excepting In
irtvc water, nil the shunt* have -prong an inh
or two Shade dining the mid-day sun, mnt
lo gin to harden bv giving air in July { finally j
r« nmv the vines in \ogu«t , and in Octohe
transplant fnuiieseiy rows, nr io pet*, n■ -crotcl
•eg '• fiiur * infen too. With toe bmknot
trihe, all that is nece*<nry is tu plant the cut-]
•i»tgx in unhid) houlei and 't**at them lik<
those ol the gouKc'wn v or cur*ant."
re LTUIU-; OF *fUMR.
Sugar H«* hern produced in K »tt Flovila,
the past •eftfiiii, which is said In ha top r oi (•«
• hr finetd New Oi h'liuv, and HlniOit «(|Onl|n
Jamaicri. Samples of it IV.>in which Hit* jttdg*
men! nf in tpialnv list hr-n print -ihieCd, Iwv
haan • xliihiir.l Charleston. They were (' uni
crop of*45 lllid*. *he pi I'hicc ol (ji|, Dilutin' It *
plaufiilton, on the *| rmiiika, from marsh hitnl
hitherto deemed inifavo' aide In he rutlilieol
«'»ltar. It in ii we itain that in Fast Florid',
both the In Ii and upland amt friMirinu* innich
produc*' einV lent vug nr. Should Hie mltiva
lion of tbi* valuable product in FI'^Hdn heroine
out# n-ive, it •« e-upeeled fhrff C.'hnfleMon will he
the prim •{■!«* rh pot HtV it.
"J . i ■■».» i ; ■ 'i! ■vgr — ■ L 1
COMMUNICATION* ml 'orth, I H i' ui i ■! ii
** Though (hull shoiihhl huifit Ihy iml high
tit Uu tugh s. I'll bring the* ilium f i om Ihrnn
li t.N 11.MtKN P* isoim «il m in Im Optic*, h»nk ’
mg at • * 11 ip' 1 in Ihmngli dtllerenl media, • nine In
dilleienl Coiiclneunis : I have lately read la
your um-lul paper, the Hepnrt ol lire CnoHnit
re "I the Untied whiten beiiale, on f)»e traiut
porlNtionol (lie nrniU, &C- ohiIih t|iul
the cmiVii; inns of my mmd, lead WuO to di* Vnl
If.hi lire high opinion you have expressed of
that p pm, lie it the proiluri mu of w lro«e pen
soever n may, I’he free iom nl lla the * i»
justly said to he the palladium of our liberties,
and Ii Idiot' oi View fins piinnple, as w. II a*
Hie libeittliiy with which I liav ala .ys rrgar
dr void pap* i Hi being inudintrd, since I
have been led parlimbtriy to notice it, I doubt
lint bill you will give insci'iiiii lo the following
reply to the above mentioned icport. Truth
stand* upon an iiidt'stiricfnlda bus!**, and lose*
nothing lor its fr* e uud IVaiU * sifting ; error
i* Hie sanic, whether ad van* i d by Hie King oi
the Inimble Collaget, and wi shoo hi approach
a.id repel it, with the same iudiflcicute and
CHlmneffS, III the one c i*m as the other
V out Committee set out hy prenmitig that
some ronpue is required limn the ordinary vo
! cations of life, i% no established principle *nnc
| Honed by the usages ol all nations, whether
< Christian nr INigaii. One day in seven Inis also
| broil determined upon h» the p»oportionol time,
and ill conformity with the wishes of thv giant
majority uf citizens of this country, the fust
day in the week commonly culled Holiday lint
been set a pur t to that nbject I'/ir principle
\ lieu received Hit sanction tj the National l.tgii*
la!arc," tyc. Ho fur I see nothing to condemn,
hut much to npp mid, nod would only add,
that hi rfrteriii'uiiig upon this principle, fhe
Climtian woild have h id (hair mind fixed upon
! the ohligilious they ft-el themselves under to
| regard as paramount,the tninal duties, which me
! founded in the " lid on oft»od,6i b urn your own
| showing the n si ton 11 legislature have so vyvdthis
j moral pi inciple ol the dei alo^tn ,m - o fa to inter•
jw nve it with her Laws ns * to add a suspeu
I 'hoi nfall puhlic hmuiie** on Hint day, &•. ”
Now , your hum do ’ xitmmer does out ee bow
this accords with the expression, wiiich soon
| follows " that should Congress, in th* ir Legi*
Ilaiivo capacity adopt the sentiment, it*mj|d
establish the principle that the Legislature n n
proper tribunal in determine what are tin*
taws of God; it is evident the M uliiiieofs here
embiac»*djare not paradoxical, but contrary
I a ol ii i ecoucileable : lor if a- you have said,
the pr tr iple ; meaning the observance of
the Sabbath, lias received the siiiiclion of the
National Legislature,’ ’the time * alreudy past
vvh» ii, according In your premise?,the piecede (
was set, *• 1 hat tin* Legislature is the tribunal
to determine what are the lews 0f God”—in
deed, if the argument you here use to shew
that by legislating on th# subject of your me
morialists, would be attended with cou«eqoen
c**s so p»egoaiit with evil, it would seem appli
cable to the formation of every feature of our
jurisprudence, in which regard lias been paid to
the commandment* constituting the decalogue;
and the instauoes are so numerous as to strike
with force every mind, Hurt lias examined bow
rigidly the laws have in many instances been
founded upon the moral duties, hi looking to
the ultimatum, you bring to my mind the case
of a navigator, mentioned by Col. Gooch, who,
started perhaps lolhe Smith, and went (o the
North. What is the truth of tile case in hand ? 1
1 housands of the good people of this common
wealth. many of them of no religious persuasion,
conceiving it. as it truly is, contrary to the ge
nius ol our excellent laws to infringe upon the
o»<>ral principles of the Bible, petdion Congress,
that that particular Mature of our institutions,
which required labor on the Sabbath, should be
so chuuged, as to run parallel with the obliga
tion* imposed on them by their Creator, which
1 think would be iri “ strict ndbeience to the
spirit of the Constitution.” By your own shew
ing,you admit that “in conformity to thetwishes
of the great majority of the citizens of this
country” Sunday has beer set apart as the
Sabbath, and that f/ie principle has ‘received
the sanction of the National i.t^islature, and as
tkoagh what bid been said wo* forgntfar, you
«dd, •• If ilie principle it one* enieblttbed rhei
religion, or leligmnt o'lrerroncet eh* 11 he to
Irrw ret! wilh our legltlaliee erlr, we mutl pur
ni- il In H uliunalam. We elm'l, >f nnaiitl.
Ml, provide for the erection of edition, fm the
woitbtp of ihe Cri Olor, mid Inr tin- iipporl ol
Chri-iim. nnnMlnrt." S rnnge ii it that Ihe
nntit hnve never unlil now he mi rl nrrd from
your ntin, eml per nillril yun to ice ihet by
your own pnrily ol reHeiniintf, Ihe netioti net
liroughl under ell Ihnie ofiligmi-M m il ■ ul
timaiitm.whre the- Ar*i regn-dn' l epnnriptoe
of the d- reliiyO' .Men ihall 'ml tie'll ; Hum ihall
nni kil' : Hmu ihall uul hear fahe inlntu agaitwt
Ihy nt'nkbor i end in fine, ihe nli<ervence of
tin- Hehbnili, Wirk'li von Imre them), hm nlrOA
il) received ihi • mu inn oi |i ni Nnlni, ul Lr
gitleiu'n. I >ny iind > will eilnn nn In one
mi arffu urn! in ni- ham at in. I (hull In my iht m
i > te>-. III I lit e fHohil pnper is very irroDMtt
nnl, lleniph i| lint ilrewu l-rili, he eulogy of
Uehin oil ahtt Hrporl. We er> i II ihnl " ihn
Jew- wiin, in t it cu ll rj ate »*itre enChrit
lonin miilei, ille in I e tnine |, otection from
llie Imwi, ileriy f/ii ', ubhualion la kup Ihe
Sii 'halh Hup Irma ihe /umlh rommarulmcnt of
l/h e ilrailiiffitr " There me mi» mn,vu
I lintimu* mm*' g*i us, wiki tleitvc I lieir oblige*
fion lo «d»*»,-rv Hie bubbutu Horn the iWeel*
ague.'? n .. en** Acquire*
tH(Mi <I‘IVMI U19 works, -'lull know no (letter
criter ia, I should f oppose, that for Author ui
Uw lt« I'ort lots uni been long a sltidem ol I hro
Ingy. W should like to know where else hut
limn llu* dtu eloeit' , dom the J tm cr Chris! inn
dtoive the obhguh.n* fn <d* *rve the •SaMotih /
Hot prni mg, we ere present'} tobl, Ihnt
lie.ttiei in Lmd nor ln« di»C'|dcs, though often
censured hy thejt hcmi cr* bhf u violation of
the Hi'hbnth, ever rujoined its observance."
II l* the Author novcr rend the wonts ol our
Cor I whe e h** *my« j / am nut come lo de
tlroy the law, but lo fulfil it. Again, until Hen
tni lyiid tar h phg< ninny, not one jot or ut'.e lit*
He ftjfjwi* aw tit nil putt until ail be fulfilled—iff
bccomeih Ut to fulfil nil riph(toutart* - He will
ihngivfu the law and moke ft honorable. I need
ii i dibit* n,ton Him subject A word to the wilt
is enough for hem
*' Wnfti these ftili'ereut religious view*, «tin
commute, in of opiiii.iu that I ougm>« cRunnt
iutei It i* not the legitimate province
of the Leg is (glum to deimmum ubnt religion
i line, in what fid*e — line, O King 1 Tht
Legi'letme hive never Owen appealed to, to
iiuikt* tins determination ; ah* in* tv consider
ed, thi* hi ilm feiitiuuMit meets my hcntly ap
pi ul You say that you an ij ujamuit thift
tMiigret* rannul inti rfne,"uad in Anol* ei place,
the principle hat received the tmuhoh tnj the jVii
lional l,e Mature; ergo, it u nr iih Iy \* mug, or
if iiiiiui slide ii* pa ft, it moi*! tic a, a whole,
l'ii a w o «■ i* equal to nil its parts taken togt;
liter* Nu man regard* with in • p en uifithiin
I d*», that b* dutiful feature of nor tinserunnmt,
win h keep* di tmci end acpmrttooir civil and
religious institutions, hot at the# sum*- time, it
must he allowed, that there are certain morale
that 1110*1 inevitably he ini' r unveil with every
civi pnlit v, an ! because tic*, me derivable
from 111*? uacted ( an <11 r no reason why Huy
slimibl lint In* legaided- I’* 10111 me lo say, that
civil goveruineiu could not esiit, without inter
weaving tht) moinl duties with her institution*
fltoio moral duties nutd religion u >p it* prl*
iiiiiui mobile, a** the committee aeem to regard
Hi iii; Imt tm*y oiay he said to he Hie fruits <d rein
guab A in An may Zea ou%|y cimteml for then oh
»ei pence, ntid act up io them whilst lie is only a
moralist, ami whilst he h lh< re* “ siru'tly to Hie
■pint of the ( mutualion, which H’gitrd* the
(ienerul Gov mm ut in no other light than
thin of a civil iustitut on, w holly destitute of re
ligiou* aothoriiy"—it appear* to me, though
iiogmit cunuoiMseor, Hint, 'Inougiiout the lie*
poll iooihIi have been mistaken for religion.
Speaking of the Jew* and Christians.you re
mark, that " the nhliga4|pu of govern uejit \>
the *nme to both these t ime* ; and the com
miftee cun discover iio principle on which the
claim* ol one should he more respected than
those ol ilia oilier, miles* it should ho admitted
that Hie conscience! oI too minority ire less stt
t ied Ilian those of the tiisjotiiy' —this indued
would ftcem to I' Uml pretty well, were we not
Constrained lo col lute it wlfh whit you have else
where «aul Hist •* m coiiforinily with the wish*-,
ol »h great majority of citizen* of fhhi coun
try, the first dny iii the week commonly culled
■'Sunday, has been sol apart to that object''
(uM'iiiiiug lor the Sttbluiih) •' The principle line
received the enaction of the National Legitla
lure”
“ In prevent I III* (inraiiiiig the ti imapiirln
lion ul the until* on liie Snbbolli) Would in Ihr
opinion of Hie Cinmnnleu bo productive of mi
mense injury, •nth hi iii> i-omnii'icm , political
and in it* min ul beatings,” 1 have m, rye up
mi Ilie objection here raised, nml I regard It a*
loot Kiribati Ini ninlahlv. li y suffering in km ol
gn at commercial 01 Hgticnliuial iuleretl to re,
in it in locked up in ilie mail* for one whole day,
would give tune lo adventurer*, to tend our
serial d spalchiis, an a* lo lake advantage of
Ilie planier* and Carmen, tic. bui how du Mr
ItiiuW but flint uAener Ilian ollii'iwiae flits
intelligence will nut have spread lirlore the
•to p ug of lh'a mail* ou Monday! Ado ifting it
In betiue, that the inlernslof the people might
in a le» iusluure* he made to suffer, it w. -uld
not he i Mon-ive, hecnose they, knowing (lie
mail* were behind, would incline to wnit tlieii
artivisl, »ud wu» there much ausiety moiiifes
led by Hie huyei* ot gun.ia or staple products;!!
would bk the radii ul a circle, diffuse itself ip
every dirnc imi— Again, I believe oftenei than
otherwise, those thcl Sluail too *onti ov r«liout
Ilie in irk , lull what says the Kcport of (he
i I Hi of liepi esentCllves, w hich seems not
tpiili • disjoitili >1 a* Ilie one belore os, ua tho'
tli- y were will ng o throw open the door wider
than ever for Hus sort ul alni.e, miltgipnii d too
by the Ki ports of both Houses, that “the Cum
iiutb-e earn *Hv recommend the repeal of so
much ul h rleveulli tee ion ol tin I’nsl Office
law of March, 182b,as require* Postmaster* to
deliver let'eta, newspaper*, <V on the Sab
bath.” it do a aumi asionisbingly strange (o
me, ilia Hie CoiuiniHve did not foresee that by
lhu* tuff-ring new* In stagnate for a day in llte
Post Offices, that, a* they bad repressed their
fears, “ lCxprewes would l>« sent in every di
rection, mill speculation to an unlimited amount
would be made in Ha- products of the country.
We cannot -co bow it merit Ilie vision of the
National Legislature, lo contend, that in acting
upon the principle recommended by their prfi
ftouts■ * would be 11 fttn/tug to thejnitty odious
combination pf Church and Slut*, wlnl*i thwy
in the same tepurt recommend, tliougb not in
Into, that it be so far acted on a* to prohibit
Postinasteia from, delivering letters, newrspa.
per*, Uc- on Hie Sahbutll."
Il was t he intention of your reviewer, when
lie set out, tO'dissectt many other part* of the
reports, which seem to him ro he as inconsist
ent. but hi* Strictures are already protracted lo
such length Hist he decline* it, at least prewtem.
JUNIUS
“ Oh '■ thamt where is tliy blush V\
Mmsrs. Koituhs—Having a few days iffiice,
somewhat by accident, (for I am noi a subscri
ber,) taken up your valuable paper, bearing
da'a Hie IfSth inst. under the head I was nt
IIacted by the above mitanchoty exclamation;
which prepared rae lo expect (he relation Of
some most calamitous affair. But, fo my »nr
pr,«f, on '■rad,ing the cornmnnicaiioD whr^fc