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fllNERS’ & FARMERS’ J®URWAIi.
rKi.vrF,i> A>iu i»tnLi.sm:» i;\i:uy nvti-'huay, nv tiioiias j. iioi/n>^..»c ii viu*oTTi:rMii ror.vrv, NonTiWARoijNA. ^
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I WIIJ. TK* H W.U TO rll-R.T Tin: DOWKI.S 1' H«'» "IK r.xVK^Or utt: MOI M AI.N^ HKI AJ.;* \HIH »l Wll.l, ,IV»; FTMKMiTll lO m K |,aM>- ami SCIUW r .U l. NA I LBF to our URE and fLEASLHK.—dr. JOHNSON.
VOTi* 111.
NATI UIMV, 17, IHlVi.
M ATC lllX AM) Ji;u
ri:
TllK
ITliiirrw’ A Fariiior«’ .loiiriinl :
In printrd nn«l every Saturduj’ niorniii;:
ut 7W IhiUart |« r anmiiii, if J’oid **• advuiirc ;
Tiro l),Mnr>aad Fi fty Crnlt if not [mid in ad-;
vsiuT ; Thrtt I)ollitr$ai 111*’ yrar. ,
ADVr.IM’ISKMEN'I’S willU’ inwrtrd ut Fifty
cnit* |K r M|iiarc (not rxcct dinj; ‘i(t lim n,) lor tiir
Srht iiiM rlion, and a'* ot nt» for cacli nucccrdinp
^.,.rk—or f 1 fi>r llirrp week*, for one wjuare.— \
A hb rnl dwcoiint «itl Jx* made to tho*r » lio
advcrliiM- by the yrtr. 8 .('On all ndvoniM iiH iiti
roininuMictlrd for piihliration, the nunilMT of . ^
in»rrtio((!i mnxt ho noted on the margin of tlio | occupied by A ti. Wilkinwm, a« a 'J'nylor .Slm(i,
numifi ript, or thry will b-- coutiiiufd until ««'>'*• Hot. I, wli. r. all work
fi.rl.id, and chariftd aecordiiiplf.
THOMAS TROTTFR
n'  »ri.l> infortii the piiSIic, that he hat rc-
ino»iil hi* Simp, to hii old utand, Jutcly
, in (no liiip will r rt-iv). punctual attalltion.
Silvt r 'i'alilc and 'l'>6 SfMninn, iiiMiiut'dcliirrd nt
,• All raniitiiiniration* bi Uif Uditor mu»t rofnr J,i, ,.»ishli4liiin n(, and NortJi t‘aruiina (iold work-
ftc^-of potia ft, at thry may not be attrnd dl •. j id info anr i»rli If that inav l>o ordered.
I m ! rhurloiif, (vr. 'i', Imtj.—t^f
From iIk' Nutioinl liitulligiurf r. '|'h(. w liifo iiiullxTry lias Imvii ibiiinl siiperi-'
05 THK fill.rCl l/n-RK. j I'l-H't*
nn'jhhm, flra, Boxlon, Au^. 30. | ‘■"'“'y
Mrssnf. (Jai.ks A; Sr,%To\(ii-nilo- The Smh of the Muilnrnj —Oi\e oxwc.o
iiK'ii: It >>ives iiK! pit.unuru to reriili my sued vvi!l U; Miliicieiit $o produce
wit’tu your rrcolloclioii by t'li/ iii^liins'jou tiecs. ^ J lie is easily obtained
w illi WHiif'iiijjiorfarit and iwtHiil iiiri>rmati((ii, , following manner.—
wimh, if Miad.i usi! of by our iHlow cili-jto rijiorj, every.
7.1‘us of all states of tho ('iiion, would pro- tin* trw» should be *,hnlien und the !
«!ure great rosiills. 'I'lie inrorinalioM I nl- t,'aHi?rnd wifli that whk li
lultj to Was cuiiiniunicuted to me in the fallen Ix lore ; it onoiigli is not gatln*red .
l.aU wrni; b> Jodco lleiirv lUy, a distiii- !" MiOininp, several f>utces.*«ive gather-'
^uinlied eiiixen of Ijuui^iaiiia, und a iiHli\e **'b® "•••.' collof'tid; but the fruit should
of (mtk-vh, Switzerland. 'I’hat scnlleman "ol bo ke|.t over three .r four days before
[has dovolcd hims«-lf to a>;ritiillur^ und extracted, which niny lie done
j of all the snencfH a|i|M'rtiiiniti^ to it, and I'liHin^r the tniit into a tiHi und ma.sh* j
bus made numerous iuij^W*vciuentd and dis.- l^-Trics are completely work-
covf-ries. “ common m.i.ss. Then jjjur wa-
'riu! silk worm lin» pnrticularlv attncted •* liri.-*kly, und the
hi.s atlenti..n, !,s ...lil-rmj; a goldl-n harvebt l^ulp may bf; stpanited from the seel.—
to all who will HvMcmali«*allv niltiuiie if. 'JVn pour of llie water, with all the sce«J
'I’he great ditfMtulty that has bilhorto e.\- i •>*:'» '« v“'rl!.lrsr^,; and renew
i'ted III procuring rertiiin crop.-*, aro.^e from , wasliin^ tdl the i-« clean, when it
the uncertainty i.f the wcuther at tli.- -sca. 1‘»"y drained, spread (.ut on clotlics and
90ti when the first leaves of the mnliH-rrv IWhf'n perfectly dry,
tree are put forth; they b^'iiig veiy fie- I:»Wj1(I be pot mto a tioht vessel and
.ju.-nily Mi;'hted bv cold, and the voimg j l^«l*“» i' I'l-'f**- fever be
iiuddin'tr leaf being r'lccevmir) f.ir tiu newly |ei(>flwt: to the lijiht, nir or »!.unpnS3 more}
liatched worm. .Millinns of motiev have al>Miliili i>* nci'ensary. I he seed
bcenl..»ttoi;uroi»emcoi..sc|.ieiiceofblit(bt. ^ obtrtined at a itasi.nable rate at
ing lVo‘;*8, and mhtiy fortmu s ruiiH.-d and j •'''*'’1 ‘'i* •1“- se*d^stores, .'jnd I have bought
made 1>\ !‘|»«x tiUlifHj9 ujxin the eMent ofthe } Man>ficld, Lenii. at the rule oi a dollar
crop, it dep>ndinc upon a north or south ; I’*’""'*'
wind. In the middle and northern States-I Si'trini' the Sral, choirr of Soil, i^*r.— I
IIh* Ruim%«:iy. . the u icerfainSy of cur spring weather has A soil ru b, warm and mi\f‘l with niucli
, Mfc ANaU AV fruiu tJKrmuUHiih. r'on I’ridiy i a grc.kt obsHiiclw to tin* e-xtf-nstve inonlil, is recommeiiiled a.s the moi.1 pro[)er
I nigM, * V*1‘OV, abiiUt 17 Vfar; >ld, |rultivatioii of tUe silk worm. Judge Hr\, I'T u t.'.i~f,'rv ot mulborrv trcts. New
- ■ -»- I by the nanu of* Lli. .\nr apt>*''’h> iiilir.g; rfflection, ci>«iceived the idea hIkkUs ;lii»uld have gn.uiid ea-v to pene-
j ...d a-.l d. Us.uug him to m. or r.>ofip.ne -j-, ^ ,,„„d ploughed
•* iiiiii H( »n» j«tl ») that I C't hi;ii fchali b- ® r . ' .i r .• ii i i i j .
N\>l|-Ki. A ■r.aK^l.^l-y r. v,arJcd. It u »«-li. vrd )«• hu. .„..r «'*ert..me il. Immense n siilt.- the preceding lall, and ag iin plo-iijhed two
c-^i.L-.'11-iii'i V c .n. . in romiMtir viilh w^W! uhitc man. who will will tlow from the di-of>\er\, if our iH-oole , or tim e tisiies in ihf sjiing and made light
• iji I in Hifni c ii I w or »t « i.i#* i li'i *• j i*
lUiihtirr rounir Ulhiik pn»i'cr to fiVHil i| »t. uiid huMf; tv^o or throe dmssiijos oMna-
I SADDLKS A ll.lK.VCSS
FFMALE SI:MI!\ AR\. 1 MV Af)P. and krj)l in liir «Kith--TKl winp of .Mr.
rjlMlS Institution it draigned to farni»h ■ tbo- ' -■»» .p. iii|;t’ brirli iHiildmc
I rouj;h and roitjph t« cour**-of aiudy Ibr the (ornrr. hy J.VS, T. ASltl’k V ( t».
••ducalion of youiij Ladw'S. In addilioo to lh«- Orl. Tl, IkTJ. 7tf
common arid hifhrr tiranchca of Study, j Ki^ht or Trn firtt ratr Sudiflcrit and IIarn-«»
are taught the latin, (jreik, Frrnrh uid ItAliaii \|||irr« ii* wanlrd. (JothI « «»i« will Iw qiven by
Ijnipua*r». V.caland InntroiiKDtal .Mutic.Ufaw-I j \ T. A''l!t'KY A O*.
injt and I’aintintr, and a varitly of Plaiu and Or. i ,w».,
lumrnul .N.rdtetrork. i l Olt llKNT,
The w*l Keiwion will comni«*e« on Tu«'"day, j ' hon-i and loti, m the town
fhtuLwr 2U, aiid continiM fi»« month*. 'I'uitioii ■ jTA aTM ofdiarloitf. 'I’hi rri» i-\c. |
in 111*' ^>^l^nti4ry .'^tudica $10. The cutloin^ry r> rfwivf-nii-nrt-fur a family. I’on.
additional rlurgrt are inadp for Uie higher branch- t4 »»i*ti iri\tn on Uig fir»! of Ih . |
e#. .No pupil will be rcceired for k«i tJiaii a|rrrobrr tirxi, fi>r lurthcr informutiun lat^iiiic uf
•caiioo. *'
\VM. nAVII>!?ON. 1
W .M. rAK.*i»»N'.
WM. J. AI.F.X WOFR. V Tnt:ffi
f*\\rr. I
JOII.N IKWI.N. J
r\ttl»llr,.S*f4. U’/i. laiJ.
I NS'ui. Iluf.trr A t'o.
Of. j:, I"T’
i';\xriiv\Ms.
!>tf.
Chaflolte aii4 .Mrckleabari; rounty, that —
llirT are now nprning and r^^cruinf a lar|^
iTtlfr new ST«*'K or from riiiUwltl-
nWID PARKS,
rharl^'.. .Vov. •?. 1 “>? - 11 ;
.vcnicK.
Tin
^ t>iir«iani«
M .^i'.-Kuni
will pr»>ic»«! to prll iin tht ‘.'t/lh d»y cjI' Nu\riiil>«
V
piiu and Ni-w.Vurh, ooutlvtutg of
Dry llanl-w nrr,
• rM*krry-wnrc A. CJrocrric**,
>r all kiixiii i^itcrally u*ni in tb« country. Our
SUtrr rootn u rf>«ircil id (omlbttabJr mhI im 4t
*ljl>' oo th' lovrr tturf, »hcrc wv will keep Hir
M% tluck of (rawia and plrdce o«r**lvc» tu »f II a«
lew for ra«b at ao^ of uur ncichboM in iur linr
of buairtTM. Wi' liatc fHlrd up in {oni ord r tiir
■frond Mary oflht bouw »-occupy, wlwre wt no*
krrpMT old atock of^uda.atMl wbrrr w iiitcnd
lo kn p tlirin «r wale troui our nr» atxck, and w ill
gwF nrr»t bargaiu* it> th«(ii, aa wp are d linnin- pUcf and lh»-i »fo w»*h to p»ir.
Ct! to • n tbm at c«»>t .iiul many articlca W-*« liun would do »rll t« «icw Uk- pr-mi'«-'
C«««. TU Mort ol liictf guuda wtrc |mrcU»c»J u,* Um\ of uk. on uliJi d^y li.*> Itt iu. wiU hr
tau fkll amt art u fnod a* any in markd, pur- i^dt- knonn.
rhaafd at liial IIUK', \V» plrilnr Mir«’l\^ lugllr
rvrry R*l> ntjaiU> tlirw »tin «i!l rail iiid favor tu
w ilh lh«r ru«t«tn, hupiii|t (fcMii our •Um.'W »t
•r.dLCi^uainl.iiirr nrratly thruufhxNit Ihrcuui.ly,
pro|>oi
In the ni'-Hith nf S'pteinlier (l«»t paM, I nure well phiughed in wnuid be of essential
j Ix'hexo,) he gathered a (|tiantilv of the be-t .■»ervtco ; the groimJ may l>e love!lt*d with a
I full gri'wn loiivt s from t!ie niiillM iiv iiw, hoe or r-i!;e and the seed sown in drills a-
I taking care tin v tshouM l»e fn e from dirt, bout the l->t of .May, much in thf? same way
’ riiev vxeio careii.lly drii'd in the x/«if/f, hi as our lariiitrs sow r.’triol-i. 'I'he weeds
ol. iCru of Tru>tfrL*WH«.n Il“'r|-.-ctl> ii.nM l>« curefu!ly d.Mroy.-«l, and in dry
r purj>«t*r. thftrm mrntioiud, I '*"1 "'•>* |»*'t •» *tcks bung in lUi uiry ai«l Iimrs wn.tcnng wul l*c t«.iicJh:ial. 1 have
dry place, until the |in.|.’Cr «»!U!>on ariivcd 'io\wi the ntull^rriod in .inly, and they
»i, M^>nd.iT oft ounty (O'lrt tlK plantiition JI| for s!ie batching of the w«>rm. \S bou rej. have siirfdiled ami ei.me on rapidiv : but
•rUchi .r^aiuM. Kttu.no* I... ^ro,,taminrO,M ,liP ,K,u;M!.d ihe leaver, e\. the fr». ts of w mier in our chinale'(.New
«r! t ilU' re** »l tifil rate >trrH ret*k ’ , , ^ i i . • i' i u i i . r .l
Und. u.ll ,u.,KOMd. »..t!i a Ur-« .u.r» cx'ditigly fim-, and moibteii.d tl..-in wuh Kngl.ind) iiave been l.;n .tvere tor them.
I»wellti.j: ll .u«« and uci-»«.r> out buih.iiif* a!i i ?f*'iin, whirli, u|*on evperiiii nt, proved to I Huuld recommend to sow the «eed in the
a writ nf rir U nt V at-r ir t'lc rar!. Tim li a be ui|ii,i!l\ go*»d, if Hot l(*‘l‘i;r luHii i^hmciit «|irm^. I'rin. n ijii.irtor f.t an acre of
than the ii«>t \oung leiue-:. uromid tiie liit seiisiui, 1 had over lO.UUO
'J'hU'. h:w* till-* geiim'i of tli.it gentlfinan plants, produced fnun w.wn id the
Mirmi'tmleil the fbllirt:;ty in ilie ii.M fiil cul- i» Ii'‘ way aU>ve mentioned, some
SAM L. J. .MiKt'M, Iivati>n uf the •‘ilk worm. hu li has e\'ts- "I them upwards ot a foot in height.—
Orfotrr 11. Til .* jtede^er ^.nce tlie ait of making siik w;is ■l'ho^«'tiint arc intended for transplanting
T?kjk- wIio «inh topjiriSt^f lii a!«>\dini’ r. dl Uiiown. lie bus  lie-ii-d uii‘iher curi- niay be taken in the fall anti put out of the
. all ..II I.,t »:it,iK-tiUr. li ii,;; mi ih-pr, m oij« dis- i verv \Mtli the silk worm—he h.is w:iy of fro-.t in a ceilar, the roots being
IM«, «1)0 «il. Jicw tho aMd^iiMprmM.1. M ^ |[,p,y ^ sdli, m t ioih co\eri‘d witii l.;a;»!. J'liasc lelt standing
■ •’ J ‘ Icftlie t.iil»^tai.ce of linn a gau/x; that a may Le covered with light manure or 4d
>'/ \ I Kith \(>H I H-i \fiOLI\A, lar^-.. print cdti Ik'read tlir..U;;li It; aiul al-
. J , Mn HI I\Bi i!. 1 01 NTV. tjf (l,e ihirKni'S of Ihi. k'-kin. Tlietli.lh
1llf.JH.UKnb.rt are cngag.d u, Ui. w /‘u,. .Vr,..*,,. Au.n^, „ durable .foot.I. .troved bv mo.stur. .
to r.rtivt. • aharr ul' ru*tont.
H\MT„ M'ttiXBl Sii.V.
rkarUlr,Ort.t,\-:t>. 'Cif
To tftitl tltshts. >ir.
laolfl T|.*irliiiirr>.
Vlill
lain a'nriii«, Ac. Ac.
and( aMinpn .rall mwI* at their Irim U ork«, whrrr
r r'f. ■•«il| l« thanklully rwmd aj>tl att. nd'tJ to.
Ti . 'vnlili.- can frl fufllKr inforinalioii by appli-
^alioti to liiriii al Ilir \V»,rk». or to Mrt«t4. I'll
Jiio. .Sjifing*, ('(.arloUi.
F i.l{ Ml VM \ at.
('kutirr horn ll'ariit, Vmi tin. .S, ('
I'l/i.fV/ |f.n.*.—MJOr
~ .% i:.'Koi:s TriMKi-ir
II I. h« hired nn tlir ‘-’.M N*nrnil>rr *i xl,
▼ w al 1h« ( outt lliKiM in IIk lo»n d  har.
lol'e, altfwil
T««ciit> Likely .\ruroc«..
Mati.n I.-tl.our ^ w-.cin.l attachent. Uv.r.i
*■*; on th« d* ii nd4l>r* in(» r. .t in a
- IlL/lTl? _ S '«'' ' f linJ that Mr«. tinirilh
li\.-» .JO, ad «:;i;nK ih- iani*- of Jatn» . »i;.i r,
illniii *!»^ r anil oi*icr«.
OKl>HUr.|ibt ( uurt.tiiil |Mil-limtiiin Ix* mat)'
k;jI wit'kt III lilt Mii> r >' a.td rariiirr*' J.nir-
iial, lhal thr il> itiidant a;>p>. ar kl l^. iio\t ( ourt o!
p' >» and li.urti r .‘h»'ik>ii«, h-id
’ (Kir jA'oi !.' ar iM>t awaie tliat the ciilii-
vatioii u(' the niiillrf rrv lre«- is e\(renH'l\
Mi’.iple. ninl that th! bii^li if two years'
giowtli alllirds the l.ot I. etiing. It ii'.a}i
In- pljntf'd as h«-lgi s around all intlosun s,
or ni.'rc  \t» n-ivt iv cnltivateil
lixv. The trust will lie apt to kill the
\oun;; and lender tops, liut the shtxit!) will
lart t'nim the Ixittom in the t^pring with
great li;\uilaiice. I'lie seed plant is un-
doubtetliy both for tood, tor worms
and duration : it is aisti the ino«t convenient
mode uf getting the trees, a . seed enough
can 1)0 sent by mad to any part ofthe I n-
it>n to priMltice un (.rcbard .sutiicient to feed
in row.s,
liki* Indian t orn. riieie is no dilliculty in >*eventl millions of worms. I cannot l»e-
iVfdm:: anil rearing the Mlk worm, or in lii vc that any other mwle can lie pursued
cntiiiiy of .'lo. ki* iili'.irif, &t ihr ( ouii lt.xiM in ’ n*oling oii'ili‘ silk. TIk' whole profe.-s in to mueli a.ivanlage in this roiiirtry ; but as
rharlMir. on t!.r 4ih Mm.dav in .\ov.-.i.ir ne»i. ,],,ne i,y wonirn and ehiKin ii of '‘.me m:i\ I.e loiid of tr\ing eviK^nments in
l-.at- Al. tan.Ur,rk..r.-idi .Hilt, aiUiu.c, Ui« ,''t extent ol tiiiic cinp.oyed 111 bvding the laid down as soiiiciimcs nsetl m lAiro|»e.
tth M'Mi'i.i) in .\u"ii«i, I> l*'.'t.’ I norm. in:ur 'f inuitiphnn^ Mnlhvrrij 'Irees
'l' -t 1 \ \t AI.I.N\.M>I K.r. m.e. j | l,nppy. g'>nt!« nien, to m.ike ^ollr /;»/ —'11.e d  li isrn to n'ceive
rirtadt.r.'l Jiijjhls i.>' fid aii'l r« «,x (: ,!»Ir paper the the slips of tlie m'libcrry tree should k*
. ij . r n ind.xt.r.HiM, ..dln.^i\e,, ^> • prcpar. o nim h in the s-iine way as has
and .>ittos,>eaw..m..n.exerf,Mnir .‘;"'«^ ‘‘ Ihh.i, dcscn^d tor the Mcd. I he cuttings
fi.i.uU and rlnit.. ThryiU U lno,l ui.i.l untlioiilv over her bii-Uind, and saving. you w|ll tM.e it a tunsp.ruons ,,lae. ,.| the muUHMiy a.v to 1-; planted m the
Jrurvlt. IKil liondai.d ap^.rr,^.•d-rnriiY - | will'ba^.-it so—,1 shall Ik- doi«-'as I ^'‘«-u.ulcl and K ad same manner a>- the ciitlm:: ol tnevinr;
will In'riijuiii-d. (►Ihfr Irrn.* maij
the tl*y.
J.\0 li l|0'*KIV.“', liuatiliiIt n(
J-luf r««ir( MHt Hiirhrl tkilri.
n-luirr '
Lniiil lur ^.nlc.
f I^MK (ul»crilwr otTrni lor talc
M till pUiilalion he now lur«
I '*1. tilual. 11 wo inih » ra»l of I liar.
‘ lollr. on l.iltlo Siit^ar » r. cii, at!
loiniii(» lh> Inn'll of Joa. |.h ,M I'o4iiiau\;h) v, lltr
Ik ir«.if llrnry Vta-on, il. I 'li. and otiirrii. i-i iitiiin.
iti|f Kit Iwo liundr.d acrt ». Thu.- n> Nl or !tn
«. r. » (l> ar.'d and iiml-r ft n*-.-, .i\ i,f vthich
1 lift ral. m>*d.iw, thr kilanrr m woHtlaiid and
V .'I iin 1« r. il. Th« iiiiprot.'i '. nl»an aifoodlwo of im|.ortanre
H.irv dw. lhii(;.h'iir, « |*.wm| twrn and all in p« «
> irv mil lioux «. 'I'l.. |u^ iMi III will Ih’ a.i.iin
111.=:.. Ill,;; Kiiil Ilia.:' I.) «ti.| III. Iiiirt |ia». r, || Or
► I'..’, I » ill K ii i,.y ir.ip un.l 1.I.H St u all tiir a!»>\.
--..0111..
TIH* I m Tt llJ'ON.
t/'tiVf. i';c.' :ir
iinv. liut I should lioi»e the nimilKr „f r'"'"'!’ ,
tho^.- u ho adopt this unu^ommc and ih.- I * '>•
griic.-fid manner, is s., Miiall a. t., r. mkr it " 1-ronnvd me by
that is, b\ niiikmg furrows by line at the
lli^t'aIM•;■ of si\ fei-t from one to ilie ether,
and b\ crossing them bv lurrtiA^ at the
un.K-. o,«.-irs for me tuenl.irgeon the subje, t. Be,.,amin  .ardnicr. I.^ij., o.w wo,thy suneilisiar.cv, m order... lorni scares. A
N. w-r jominaiA jfvt. or laiigh '  oe-nl at ralrrmu. on the Mi!,|.-. t ol cnlti. two year old branch ol a iKulberry tree,
\our biisUmd. He mav I- a'el.im and = '• 1’*'““ l>\ i.avmg wo.J .4 U...r or live xears at tMie
I
in-ignilW ant, e\en a 1 idi. vi!>ns lo.in : U- it
so, whv did \(.ii marr', him ’ ^ f 11 >hoiild
have known all tin'j- drf.'cts bi f.»re mar
riage. It IS now t.M> l.iir ; und a-* a wife,
>;'lf iiK t to '■nj a «ord of dut\ i call'-\ou to
bide his taiiits; and whalrvi'r \oii poNsiUlv
run. to brm2 him foiwurd an.l iiiaKo him
nature tti l> "ri..' Oin'  i' tin; ..^oiij. ts ol ri;d, mu.-.t lie telected, and ihe e.xtrcmity of
wealtii in ’i:r n:i;idle Sta!i', es|)oi iaily i.i ilie t>ltl v.oti.i inu-t b>' interred to the tlepth
the i.ei';liUuhoi.i.i » i'till' n.Miiet of ( olnm- ofal'v>nt ten mciies. '{'he bran-lies chosen
bia. (the hind of m.v intiviiv.) ih' soil aiul from the while mull«'riy miKt 1m‘ taken off
leliinale iM ing will ad;i;.',''d to it,andayoc«] m liie spring at the fir'-l rising i f tlie s;ip.
, di al of It now i-i .ihiiing !o w a^te, 01 is i O\ - Two or ihrec iiii. i"ions i!u;'t be
end with your n.itne Miiaae.
Voiir ol'. .N. rvnr.t,
/; ;■
I, ,, . -XoricF..
'K > \ 1,1,, a rrii ily of hk. lv vo'iii!f ,\.-7rin’»
^ \ t/./i). IIMO'iri >fIlf/ lulling vtill »tiltl
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T\KK\ir
A . i"(iiiii!i, d 1.1 lli .Iml Ilf t|.|« rii'iMlr, on
. U l.if Ml, 11,,t , lirj.f,, 1,11,1, 1,,M niitll.'
I I II \Kl.l s, iMl.ti.i, Jil ai,,| vmiH ..f njrr.
•' t. • I lii.jii, u lli.v, . iiiiijil. i ll d anil rnli.i r rapiri .1
" "i'fi^ir.oiii. . I,. I. I..1,., l„ n„ii|, a..ilr,
il " iiiii I -rli. |.| ili..|ri.l, .■, ('
J > r m ir |i|( .*1, ,( i.j , fill,. If
' |.,-.vili.iri;,.,,i,,li.ik. hliinwny. wr h. willU'
'* • It u Itli tu. Ilti Ian liifi r! .
.1 • »> ,\1 I O.N N Al'(.111; \ . S!,r, ifi.
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It,,,hjW s^.lr lAn- Oj/ia.
\i«idiiousl\ conceal bn f.inlts, nnd spt'ai, /Vr.»i./ //, r.V,\ V.f . 1: fif,' t >'
only of bis inorils. In ibe married life. 1/ iJr Mr’imi 'I'f '1 SiinaUc lhft^:,oti.
i imlidants are by iH> mrnns ilesirablc. \ ou _/i-;/'.  1./,. ly .N....
may U'li-toni-d to w lib‘■MiipRthv and inter- ( i 1,11 ur n. i nr Mi i i’I'hrv 'rniir.—
o't ; lait will this ledrr's vmir grii \.iiice ' 'The oniv appi.ijinate IikaI for tbo .mIU
My no iiienns. 'riieieloii* ne\i r rimplain ' worm i"- tin' Itviftil 'b*‘ nuillH'rry tree'. It
>f him. In tlif fij't plaee, \ t>ti \ lolale a sii- , >hou!il l»e llio M't bti-'iness thi'reiore •! tli
made m
:h-* jnint-i or l.ni'ts tjfiho old wikhI, because
this o|>ei.il»in wii! fn ilitjie thf shooting
of the r.K-t''. uhieii aiwi\s I'u’s fuilii trotn
the joiiiS »if liie old wi>od. 'riie cuttings
n.i! t tiirii be coveivil with a w«‘ll nnnured
and Iruble e;nt!i, and the I'lid of the branch
will-hi i'l' fi>»m till' s.id tiiust b.‘ cut oil
at the lliird biul from ti;‘ f^iiiface. Il'
i.iiiK shonlil n. i livipicntly o.-cnr aUt^r thi’
a'llflllia (41' III'* , li*
rrn\ dut\ h\ i'\|wh.||»jt v(Mir IiiisImhiIV i siik "rower to |»r*vuli' liiuisolf witli d,,. tiiii" hn , il woin
iHiitts ; in IM \t * vcn a i crlain ! - ; sotirco oi a '^npply ol Mullx'rr\ »o w ilir t iO p olun.^ lu mihti
yri‘»* ot ri'inalo nIioiiUI couil)M!* l>cl-i lr;iw s. 'riii* hts of arli* pi*'iiMU-ur\ tut-, in im o
lermi.tn.-slopr.M.nlit. 1 ,-|e. the-uiiler w .11 Ih-biseropof Mlk.as the . ottnii;-m saul .0 b.ise ,he ...MKuUu.t ad^an.
I wt'iilil also ret-omrnned a eoiiceal.Ttent e:>i;s ol the ni'^ei t are priH'iirril to unv a- "t two m ars m .uh.i.ae o\cr tlii. 1->.a
from others o| an\ hlt!'disrord or disimion mount wilh * ;i'e and cheiipne>s. Having
w liirh oci'iirs iH tweni \ on. [{I'j'i-ated w ilh the 'g;:s of tlie insect and a sullieient tjiian-
additions and ag^ra\ali'iii>. it only gi\i s (itv ol fi»>il ut haiul, ortlinary care on the
IimhI to tbo Ini'V w bi-pcr of ih«'malevolent; (..iit.f the projirieliir will in»!Uio a jiood
and, as iIk' wilt\ Uiebaidson sn\s, “ is 'iiiri' crop
III Im> ri'mciiib led Ions; after tlie h.'i»>i
piiipK' baM' tjuilf f.’igi t'ffi it iheitiM'lvcs.”
I’.i -,idi's, on lli.'si' eci'asioii'. iei\ on it, ihi'
worlil IS nnieh mni" ineinied to be \iuir !nis-
b.iiid'** ad'oi .ite ilian \nur>. - [“ \\l;i.tfr
ft> a rn :r .Wtir/ itii L'ci/'/«•' J
bli>Iinu'nt «'i a niii'serv b\ mcantJ ol s^cc
l.uri'pe.
Hi/ /.(ii/(-r.!.-*To ina’.e l.’\ ers is to l.irce
a branch or shout ol a tree iir ol a '^lirub to
It IS now abimdiintly pr.ivcd that bicome ils,-|f a Iree or n'^liinb. by pulliM:^
there is n.) great ob.--taeli» in tie' vod a br.ineli or a sliiMit into lin' grtumd w itli-
tir  limatc I.f tl.e^je I'niletl States to raising out separ.iting it Inim the parent tre«.—
.dk to a \a>t ami'imt. .\s ihi'ro is a ditier- Tbo .."piin!; is ihe most smtablo season
iiiee m the ipi.ditv ofthe naillierrv leaves fur thi.^- openloai. The shintts uluel.
for rai-ing silk, it - h*aild Ix-the obje. t of nr.^e at the f.iit of a tiw. the vomige>t
ilic I ator t'. propa^at*' (In' [le^l Irnul. '■mot.'lh bnim.lu''' a'.i^Mit the lower
XO^Iig.
part of the mulberry, any other branches
that are, long and supple eno«gh to be se
cured in the ground, and lastly, the shoota
ol a young tree whose trunk is not higli
and w hich may be laid eaiiily, may be used.
If there aris»j iiomc vigorous shuoti^ at th»
foot of a iiiullterry tree, a hole must be dug
si\ or eight inches deep near each shoot,
into which the shoot must bo laid without
twisting it or separating it from the tree.
It is then to l>e secured in its place witb
crotchets of wood and covered with good
mould, which must be pres.sed over it, und
the end of the shoot which rises above the
ground mu.st be cut o(T above th« seconi
bud. It will be further necessary to placa
by the side of the layer a stake to mark
the place and prevent its being trodden.
It mu.st likewise be watered immediately
after the operation, and as often afterwarda
as may lie QccPB;>ary to maintain about it a
proper state of moisture.
Tlic young and smooth twigs among the
branche.s of the mulberry may be piissed
through a liasket or vase perforated at tha
bottom and filled with «arth well manured.
The twig must be cut off ftiur or five inches
above the vase or basket, and the mould
kept in a due state of moisture by frequent
Vaiorings.
\\ hen a mulberry tree is well spread and
the Ixxighs nearest the ground have not
been lopped, some of the branches at tho
di'tnnce of .six feet frona each other may
be bent down and secured in the ground, so
that the ends shall not rise more than six or
eight inches above the .surface.
All the layers made in these different
ways may be %sj4)arated from the parent
tree in the autumn of the second year.—
They may be cut olF four inches from tho
fKirent trunk, l>e taken up carefully witii
their roobi and small fibres and placed in
the nursery or jiermanently established in
an orchard. In the nursery they may bo
-sot at the distance of six feel from eacli
other, and in the following year, by head,
ing them down, four or five layers may bo
made Irom each. By these means ona
hundred trees may be increased in four
years to eighteen hundred ; for the parent
trees, after the layers are separated from
tiiem, b;ing replactni in a.straight position,
secured to a prop, manured, and watered,
generally retrieve their strength, and mako
productive trees.
TrannpUinting for Hedges.—stand
ing in the njrsery for a suitable time, tho
trees may be transplanted tor making hedges-
1 prefer transplanting in the spring.—
Great care should l>e taken to preserve tha
\ery line roots. If hedges lor fences bo
wanted the young trees may be take* from
the seedlings of the last year. The white
mulberry forms an eicellent live fence, and
when once established, is probably tho
most permanent of any other. C'attlo
must not be allowed free access to tho
hedge while young, as they would destroy
It altogether; but after it has l>ecome a
good teiKe they may approach it with ad
vantage. The more it is broken and lace
rated by cattle, the more impenetrable it
will become; as for every branch broken,
a half dozen slnK«ts w ill inimediaicly start
out, till the bush forms a i>ertecl bramble.
This mode is therefore recommended sis
accomplishing three important ohjects—sup
plying food for silk worms, keeping tho
trees low, that the leaves may lie gathered
from the ground by children, and furnish
ing a gx>d and almost never ending fence.
In tninsplanting young trees for hedges,
they should not be pruned ; but the sccoud
year or at least the third, the tops should
i)C cut off and the side brandies trained later
ally with the hedge by interweaving them.
Mr. dales, the Hi nior Kditor of the Na
tional Intellig»Micer, has been extremely ill
for more than two weeks : at one time his
physicians had but little ht>|>e of saving
him, and here a rumor of his death pre
vailed for a short time. Agreeing cordially
w ith the Kditor of X. Y. Commercial .\d-
v( rtiser, that .Mr. iJales is an honour to
the press, ;■!«! an ornanieiit to jnx-iely it
giv''s ns sincere pleasure that he has mis-
st'tl his fever and is now considered out of
danger. Il is only when it loses such men,
that siH’iety is awakened to a full scuSe of
their value.— Ikilt. l\if. '2',thvlt.
It is a circunist nice which n\loiinds
creaflv to the ca'dit of our('iiy, and there-
ti'ie ought to be niention*-il, that notwith-
ta!idin;r it lias Ix-rn \isited with ;i succes
sion Ilf I'lres, to an t xlt'nt alnst'st without
paiallei. yet nur .^Ierehants and Trades
men hr.\e been enahletl to keep their en-
g!i:;en nisuith lle-ireieditorsat iheNortb;
iioiu' ol' h!ioiii lia\o incurreil the loss of a
single (!>'!l,ir. in con'-riju' iu e ol our sevcro
% i>;tutii;ns.-*-/ui/. Rt^'i'tcr.
Li'tvriiit-u of S,tvr,in.—(^n the 1st ot
^^av, Mr. N. K. J. Oli'i'f. JN'c. of Com.
|)',t\vi;es, of ilie I . S. frigate I’otomai,
then on lu r passr;;*' to t lima, died ot con-
'tiii’pM.'ii. t ^n tiK' billow 111 ' tliiv. as wo
learn frt>m a leilt'r in the Paily Advertiser.
/(•,> ihoii'tivni evi/ r\'^h'i!-tu'n doUnr^ were
s;’i'MTii>-.-d In t!'C nftifers and crew for tire
relief of htsbeteavi'd tamily.