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CKSECIUTEI TO JVOItTJU ClItOLW VIRTUE J JU LIB EIlTl
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GREENSBOItOUGII, N C; WEDNESDAY XOVEJIBEit 10,1830.
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THE AMERICAtTFARWER
Bt NICHOLAS, BIDDLE.
and jl half hour?, i They were all fed
twices a day, and al the fame lime. The
evening feed of the ehoats, fed on mush
was generally warm the morning feed,
m ri iff
5ocir(y for promoting. Agriculture. j i ne seven pounds, or ten pints of meal,
tin ha vp failed to prote that the pur- i when cooked, weighed an avanse of 30
suits of agriculture may be as lucrative as; pound, and measured an average of three
other employments, it will be an easier gallons. There wa a difference of nine
task to vindicate their pleasure and their pounds in the weight of the latter pair
importance. 1 need' not dwell on that the smallest had the least appetite, and
refinement, one of4h& purest enjoyments his allowance of 15 pounds of mush, was
of this life, and the best preparation tor just as much as he appeared to want, or
th future, on those healthly occupa- would eat up clear, the other was gree
tions on the calmness of mind, on that dy, asi always sharp set, despatched his
hich spirit of manliness arid independence, mesa quickly, and wanted more,
which Mtur8lly the experiment had progressed
These are attractions-, which must have a fortnight, there was a veiy perceptible
deep rooti in the human breast, since they difference in the appearanta'of these pig.
fcave in all-times fascinated at once the -Those fed on the mush assumed a more
imadntion.4 and won the judgment of thrifty, healthy, fresh appearance, par
gneri But I may be allowed to say that ticuUrlj of their hair, and this difference
in tbis"batioDi aricultflre it probably des- h?cinm more striking as the experiment
tinpd to attain its hisbest honors, and that advanced. ,
the country life in America ought to pos- O.i the "4Lh of January, while prepara-
ana'dre?
cd on the
hose daily
epTiWwlfoAn other liihea and in allowance h id been seven pounds of cam
other lands, have lamented or struggled eacn, niu increased to pounds in the 24
against oppression, they have realized iye , me otner wnicn nad nad an equal
the fine conception which speculative allowance of corn, had iucreased only five
men have imagined, which wise men have - pound. I could not account for the dif
planned, or-brave men vainly perished in fereuce by auy thing I could discover, ci
ittematiog ta establish. Influence in ther before or, after killing, the appe
claiming the lost dignity of mil), and in- titcs of these two were much more alike
spiring the loftiest feelings of personal ip- thun of the others, and their health was
depeneence, msy be traced in every con- apparently equally good,
ditiori f oar cititeti,-tnitWJi1l': objecto. ! Of the pa7r feci on mush, whose dailp
are most iistinct by isolation their etlfcts alio wanct? had been three and- bait
re pecuiiarljbVioatiff the---cwnlfyrpoinds:if nieareach;Mte-giOTe1lid'
The American Farmer is the exclu- gained 23 pounds andtheolher 21 pounds,
give absolute uncontroled proprietor of These are all the nlatcrial facts in these
of the foil. HuJcnuriJs: riot from g small
jtriam!ent,Tb rernmer
from IttBU Ihere ,iS.acove .mm.imjSTi-i-auu -mere. i unrsuro in iiirm.
live hogs allowed 3 j pounds oi eacn,
pained less than thre . tourlhs ot a pound
. . . . -f . ... . . . . - .
lions of personal genius, jMablished daily, and this surely they might have
aess .peculiar-attraausn3; i ne puie ana uuus wure maing ior Ktumt;
.inHirl in.titutions Of this people have in, they were agin weili
.hnAiA the highest dreams of tho;. Iu,f. O ie o" those, tlien, w
MISCELLANY.
t i -
mm Airtira rim
power iron win,-juMc.u-i"."
notbtng out una ana mr hwj,--au,
QuiKrtriiv iimimin? the difcniic
v"4 r w " j 7
gained fronr, the meal, bui they gained
mora than those fed oi double thtjUaa-r
tity of corn. The saving of one half ol
fcoil. and the altars are only sup- corn consumed in raising and fattening
BUM, auu uv J , .. ,
WOUItl UC WCIl WORN
rAUv iK wftinntarilv offenncs of sin- hogs in Maryland,
nietv. His pursuits, which no per- the offer of a premium to hive these ex
church spreading is jtlaflt shadows bo
tween hisn and hcatj. His fmRnl gov
ernment neuhdesiref nor dares to op
preb
DO!
-WR,lMiy.--rt ,ntA totted
version can render ujunmi3 mij, pni.puwi.v...v.; .......
Hirectpd to the common benefit of all. In by different persons.-M. A. Report.
multinlvioa the bounties of providence. - rr, . i. M
. ..juLmpM r.f Preservation of Grapes. In a cask or
Sr.onnTca barrel, having its crev.es well closed.to
'1 ,t!n i , hi. cb.r. he will ? of the external air, place
find
' txient
antl
.am- lnfir interest bv its influence
JPJUJyCE,
We copy the following veiy interesting
account pf ihifmajesty ?of Francetatid
the present state of matters in that king
dom, so far as 'his majesty is toricerncd,
from the Paris correspondence of the Al
bany Daily Advertiser.
Things have now arrived to such a
pitch that Louis Philippe is not one inst
ant sure of his existence. Independently
of his 'discontented, subjects there are in
France six or seven thousand foreign po litical
refugees all metr of courageand
resolution, who are every day teased
and tormented by his pohcerand vvlu.
may, like Alibeau, wish -to1 drain the
soufce of their sufferings by striking their
author. The dagger is a familliar weap
on to the Spaniard and Italian, and the
noble Pole may also be tempted to wield
it wheu reduced to despair and madness.
Alibeau.it appears certain,had no aCcom -plices
in Pans, but I would not be as
tonished if he was one of thi party whu
had sworn the king's death. It is evident
he came directly ..trom -Barcelona fur the
purpose, and there found himsell in a
company of desparadoes of all nations,
who, disappointed iu their expectations,
may have conceived the most diabolic
projects. Ahbeau told the .attorney" gen
eral to bear in mind that hia;i.e began
by the first in the alphabef. which was oi
much as to saypthefs will follow when
ne is no more.
Th&roval family have of late lived in a
stateof constant terror. -' The klhg'ira-
raid to go abroad and. remains secluded
in his chateau of Neuilly. When - public
affairs render his presence in Pans abso-
. i i '" "1. "...
ulely necessary nis rwe to ana ir is pro-
tected by perhaps two hundred . p6rs,ousT
between military,' town "sergeants and po.i
"- . "' tin a
ice men, in coior:0 ciotties. tv nea ne
wishes'to'vjsit Foatatnebleau to supcrin-.
tend the works of the palace, he sets out
m the dead of night and returns at the
ame hour, and do one is aware of his
journey imii it t over. a tew dV8 aJU;?
raeTallempt, tne iueen aim vuum v
ADnonV: the Austrian Amoassaaor, were
XX .. .L I fl.,.
i a km toetner in me emorasurc ui u-
wmdow of the cheteau of Neuilly: The
latter as complimenting her majesty bo
the beauty of the Bight and taste with
which the grounds were laid out, uieir
delightful rose groves $rc. Ah' replied
n lnti. nl hran whirll hsi hf-pn WPH C11CQ
an ever varying interesung em
itt0nihed.M-.lRe union i bimpie--- ' r ' .l j .i
treneroui hosD Ulitvi ' Hw cnaracier . f r- ? ; . .. " "I
alternopn oi a dry aay, oeiore mey are
perfectly ripe; proceed then with alternate
.VJTUll.1L HISTORY OF MlSSOtRt.
'" j BAItTIIQtfAlCK. -7
We mske the following extract from an
wterciting; letter, r&ehiy writfen byDn
Linn, one of the United States Senators
from Missouri, to the Uonr Johir Davis,
Chairman of a Committee of the Senate,
on the subject of removing obstructions
in the St.. Francis. White and Big Black
rivers, whichtaking their rise in Missou
ri, run nearly parallel with the Misaissip
pi.for some hundreds of miles, and finally
unite far down in Arkansas with the Fa
ther of Waters,-- ,
The memorable Earthquake of Decern
ber; 1814, after shafclritplhe valley of the
Mississippi to its centre,vibrated along the
courses of the risers and valleys, and,
passing the primitive mountain barriers,
died awav along the shores of the Atlantic
counts, its particularity vests' it witbv'. 1
a thrilling interest, After describing tifi j., -
early stages of the march," bethai'pro-i
ceed?: y " C"' 'Jy ' '
It was eight o'clock. .Sudden! IJieard ;V 7'
a rifle shot in the direction of the advan
ced guard, and this was immcdjatel7ol-V t
lowed by a musket from that quarter: V i
Captain Frasef had rode by me a,, mo- . )
ment before in that direction.-'! neveV i,' t
saw him afterwards. I had 'not timrf to ; "' '
think of (he meaning of these shots- before
a volley as if.it weie from a thousand n ,
fles was poured in upon us from the front j
and aU almig our left ilanlrito6kedaT4"r'
round ime and it seeaed as if I was the
only one left standing on the ; right ' wing,
Neither could I, until several other voN '
ley! had been fired atuee an enemy -1
aad when I'diaVi, could, only see their
o.ean. in tne region now unqer consiu-ik :4.jr --r-i-i; --r-?rL - . 1
u iirnun .-aim ri urn iift'iiniir nrir xinm w r . a m -a. .
erlion, during the continuance of so ap. gr - fefd neru from bchiDd . ' .1
palling a phenomenon, which dommenc- jZTreer. The eround kerned ir .V'-
cd by distant, rumbling sounds, succeeded ,pen pine barren qo haiamock
by d.schargeCaiitjil.lhousandptcces o( r coolil se.rO,. our vith. a
earth rocked to afidjffovust chasms open
ed, from whcnceisHued columns of wat
er, sand .ana coal, accompanied by hiss
intjnunda, caused perhaps by the escape
oT pent up steam, while ever and anon
flashes of electricity gleamed through the
troubled clouds of night, rendering dark-
nf ss doubly horrible. . I he current of (he
Vlisi8Eippi,pending this elementary strife,
was driven back upon its source 'with the
sreatestrvekicity tor several hours, in con
spauerice of an elevation of its bed. But
this noble river was not thus to be stayed
in its course. -Its -accumulated waters
near, that-ft-a
little Id
our rear, was a large pond of water some "I
distance off. All round us were heavy pine "v
frees, very open particularly towards ther5''
leir, and abouadtng with long high erase.
l he tirst lire ol the Indians was the
most destructive, seemingly killing or dis
abling one half of our men. r, ?t"' 7
We promptly-threw oarselveibhirid" .
trees, and opened ft sharp .jfire.'9.fmiiiieti7 .-
ll, lor one never tired without seeing my .
man, that is hta head and houldersr:-The -L:
Indians chiefly tired lying or "rf'quitUne in "x
the grass. Lieut, Bisiinger fired:. five or',
six rounds-of2ca Tnis FerJrom. the canhon
i
, .
Thia annf-arrH irt fri.thtpn h Indian. .nJ
came booming on, and overtopping the tbe? retreated over, a little hill to cur left,
now, amid roaring billows and tne wild- WOik. Some ofus went fp eather thecar-.
f4t commotion: A few day V action of tridge boxes fromlhe deSo and to assist
this powerful current sufficed to wear
away every vestipe of the barrier thus
6 1 r h n Qk t cno4'd -,d its wa 1 5 lt:A aK
eo on in uieir wonieu luauuri iu iic
cean. Hie 'day that succeeded this night
of terron brouchf ho solace in its dawn
anocit louowea wior- J fallen and evidently, dying. I epoke - to
cloudpwwcttndtfweWf bitn but he did not answer, the inter
mrougn wru4 no.Mnneaai eyei iui u aa pffeu;r Loui?f jt ,5 Bad fe ; b- ,
way to cheer atfm the desponding heart f,r.f (v have inrR lmA .'th.f
. - . -,-&.- V . J. !,t -. - 1-.J. -.-mm. .. ... ,
of man, who, in silent communion who lW felow ghajpmed dead. that his life -ICi'
fall to the ground in the first volley, and
emy . Whilst fiathennc- rue rriaSea ?
saw Lieutenant JMudg, Uting with his,
K til J to UTC. 4 a ta a w - - - i . 1 w'"wv mw -t-t-t
the Queen with a deep .,gh, nature fna ::
ait his certa n v done a mat deal to ' 7tuu,'"vv " , r .
a' ,.S,u:C. rj.,trfr.,. fitill there is erlasting God. The appearances which
han,,ineSS to be met with where an presenteai
"!rr:" - -v : -i r i. a . mVai. AMM.tirt - ivnrn Burn
V VI w
no
aseassin ma
dead, to the victors.)
v lie concealed behind tn
J ,)' i ( hn slrono v snnnorted an ODlOlon D
Hills
Ll illwILUILl 13 null , I .... . . . . J . , i ..... "T O .
. . ... LhJ lokoi mora f..rwl In ihc.ir fitpHtl 1 fthfl I i ' -fL L : . .. .
wretchedness, and I cannot .better . uep.ci - V ' .V;, - X:, rc" DumDei
rine the following para "UU"5,WB l9K9 tt" ,r:r." I JCiUL ipoutJCU-ejajQe.
n stronHv Kimnnr'rr1 an ODIDIon hereto-I IV. k.J k.r.f. 'k.ii-I.t.N.
rose i ices. . , j tj-.u. t4 h .gnnH 1 . . . . . r- . v. (
Tu :,. rh0HnfT .trniv one gi ".s auvauueu, nius uu ""i r" j tnee limn wnen weaeain saw tne Indiana.-' ..
They- came ion boldly'
over (tbt.
i CUa.
over inepuoiiciiue.i;. of bran and crapes till the barrel is
in mam i ha innnm in wiihl uaiicrio . iii man nv nnrrunu l 111 iuhvh wt, . . ... . T--
-11UIII UVIUl ,w.w f It ik.l J - -J O .- -rt mxjni t " . f kiikdfUI fU9TH M 1 '11 ..I . I - . -i
j-..:- h.n itB rpI mif luii, issdr core um j Krpe.uw ""Mn-vfrnmilmirnalvLfl TemDS. - one-oil- --iti:c r .v. till witmn a loog.musgei snor, wnen we . v
mAA tprrttorv. tsdai- . iouv.w eawi uiuei, m .c. u,c h .
so that
,nrr it dai- toucn eacn otner, ana 10 iei uie 1
! ffljlte b of , .hen c.,e the barrel
ihei the nir will not be able to penetrate.
M ;n.nfOlirin8t tUtl0n8. UUt
vuinerao.CFw.m.w.- " - r;- ;,fl I tweve months. To restore their fresh
whenever inese penm v--. - npM r,lt thp Plwla nflTrh hnnrh ami nut
nrm re- ."'-w. . : -: -- --- .- r--
mna tpidfast security, its most
t a a w w . w- r,-..7-
I be-
-nitoni thff
lite ineir. own iore8,- r--
tltwrthefactifhl
heal, to defend, pnd to save.' i t--1; -
and
as
them
jFJTBMW'VW' BOGS,
OnBtTdayf'WmcfTfour
hoats of a size, and 83 mui h alike in eve
ry respect as could be selected from a
1 herd of ninetv-odd bogs 'were made
rhnirX nC Lea'ch carefully weighed and
i.r.A;n a. naratA fit ve,a where their
fond could be exactly rei-ulated. They
MA;rrKi kotvrpn 81 nounds and 100
ThA tw- wHoserTrVtiohts together made
1 85 pounds, were fed on one ' gallon of
shelled , Indianv corn, weighing' seven
pounds to each, for every twenty-four
hours, and as much waters theywant.
d. ThiTquahlity of food was a plenty
ap thpm -renerallv tbev about consum-
ed it. Some five , or six diflirenUdays
r between the first of December, and iourtn
' of January, the time the experiment was
going on, they did not eai weir wjjuc
)owances.' -T-,- ..i: 'y- '
" tU tiA clint. whoie wemuts to-
sand were scattered in every oirection,i.nr,aj themiaires from-tree Wirei. t 1
i . .i - i ik r..-.:i. I i . ... i ... s . . . .. . -i
surround us. Ye immediately .extended : . k
ine of Light Infsntry.coveringourselve y'.
tne trees ana opening a onsic nre ironi
.iLf ,BM.frf ..nnear in Dublic without 1 ed with water, leaving an impression in cannon and muikelrv. The former X
ninninp the risit of his life? a family who j miniature of a catastrophe much more don't think could have done much mil-
beheld assassMiation,multipIyingUettLa- imporiant,w fJmwi-
j i - mst hirUnm . inm i nan' Dreceoeu i Biics -ucMJitr. . i iv.iru. ijaraoer Lii ua.8iaier -ana ir
rou
IiT is customa rf2! in
Franeetoi33ck-Erapesfbijtbe- London
markets in 6aw dust. If the precaution
of dr ying the sa w dust - by a gentle heat,
before us. be had recourse to, ibis cxpe-
dtenrroaT answer very wenj uui ii -.uis is
not done.and the wood has been cut fresh
the tupentine,T and other odors , of 7lhe
wood, cannot fail to injure the fruit. Oak
saw dust will answer the best. , .
1 . , it";
Laior.--The New England Far
mer proposes to substitute cow labor for
I horse labor on farms, and says the man
who shall succeed in this will deserve the
title of benefactor to the poor. In the
Duchy of Nassau the cow teams are driv
en by the women, " y
Xriehful forms, childrenAwjlei-atstert
pefher made 173 pounds, seven
of good Indian corn meal, by measure ten
nint mah into Taod mush, or has
fr, ItviHpd - betwetn them
fnr nc.rr lunl(.rnur hOUrS.T UAl
v iin hai ollrtwpd them exactly nal
the weight of meal which the othen bad
r.r rm ' Thd seven pounds of meal
were daily mixed with scalding waler4
and then welt-boiled i'inrwhor:prWCsi
t . u Aium -n;m-4 ortrt frnm thrPr in IWPMV mile? in Drcaakii. l i t JiAndf-nfvr, iiini tim irft arm brntPtw
blrlomelnferoaL It J8 1IV fl0e . pUcvery shallow in ibut he continned to Joad to musket and , ,
- ' ! .... l: frAm hriv In I rmiinrfd leel I - it ..srinrt An lh. ilmnn nnhl ha nil ?..'
.vttFnrf evLrvA where fov share in hii deep which is much more than: the finally shot down" towards- the close of
r .1 . 11.. -JJnil AfK Aiii9inni river in that OUar-t ih . Anrt attaf-i nA Anrtntr ihm Amr t
nMruarmndXDOSe . ...w ....-.'rr- . . ...-v..,..
L ..-r.-and comnelled io cod- er. In sailing over its. surtace in tne kept his spirits aod cheered the men. Lt
-.1 !!n.Mn(itiMiMi hmw. thfi Hsrtit canoe, the vovaeer is struck with as-1 Kevca had both his arms broken in the
ceai uuuer bii "y.iw -3. ,., 4 - , - -., .... - . .
anzuish of their disconsolate hearts, there tonishment at beholding me giani trees fir atUck ; they were boond op ana
certainlv would uot be too much'sympa- of the foresrstanding partially expos- slung in a handkerchief, and he sat for the
.1 t nr a mislnrtltn. Well. EQ ttmi'J U Ul naici-.uiauvuina I remaillUCI Ul IIIC UdTt MUlll ire n .(iiv.u.
.ii.' ... -v.-..-f - r.m;ii. Aitit (on" thp leafless. But the wonder is still further rec!inin2 against the breaslwoik hit
throne of F ranee. Fifty years of revolt increased on casting the eye through the head often reposinj against itregardless
tion have destroyed the prestige of royalty, dark-blue profound 10 ooserve cane
Party spirit makes the human heart callous brakes covering its bottom, over which
to royal calamities. It was said of a states- a mammoth species of lestudo h occasi-
u:- K-r m.,t havi. hPi in his onallv seen draceinc his slow length a-
IU1I UI3 UMllW"" , 1 . .1
i 1
JViintioiw Jlaier tn Foot. From an
analysis by experienced chemists, -it is
found that the proportion oi nuinuoui
matters in some of the more common hu
man aliments, is as follows : ,
100 lbs. Wheat contains 85 lbs. nutMnar.
"Rice 80y
Barlev 83
Beans 89 to 90
peasy.y3r
. :. Lentils - ?0
. Meat (average) 35
y'.-, Potatoes v 25 ;!
KBeete-SSH.
"CarrotsyyI:
,. Cabbage -7
:.GreensV-";6".
-!ritirnios:;-;ry 1 i
head; political enmity partakersb much lonwtwie countless m,r.8o
of statesmanship, that it evidently cannot sporting through the aquatic thickets, But
;f. ,Ko niar-. - if God Tn his wrath has passed through
Who, after reading this, can help ex
claiming, ' v
. 1 hen happy loviy cumin.
Uneasy lies thejte&d that wears a crown.
Debts of honor. Here is an olcTanecdote
worth the room it occupies: Charles James
Fox. in bis frolicsome days, was called up
on for "payment by
bis bill for two.
. I . . ...U . 1. . 1 .4
hundred pounds. 1 Charles The
,of e ye ry thing that was passing , around j.?
himj : -v-y-v.. ' 3'"
Our men were by degrees all cut down, -JV
We had maintained a steady fight from 8 y
until 2 F, M. or thereabouU, and auow---
ing three quarters of ari hour interval be- v"Vj
tin first tnrt mtfnTA otlnrlf. had " , Tj
this . deyoted lalr ilf lie toucjietr r ne b mt boj,i. engaged for mdre thaiTV ' '
mountains and they, disappeared in. the 5 hou8 t,ieul. n. waa the only ofacer ?
abyss, his benificent influence is still felt eft gie, and he Severely wounded. He
in the soft climate, the unexampled fer-. me aa lhe n(jians approached to lay 1
tilify of soil, the deep verdure or its for down 'an(j (eig my8elf dead. 1 looked ,
ests.and tne cnoice oiierinp f iw. through the logs and saw the savages ap
proaching in great numbers Aneavy
made" Indian ol middle stature, painted
A TALE OF nOttROR
i in da-
Boondm
-a . ;
said be coutd not then pay him. 'How tor sacre ol uoi.-uaoe-antrnir u,awvut Cr,pl,on to Micanopy) seemea io re iac
said the creditor, 'you have lying before yoa were taken down by an officer at Tampa chief. He made them a speech, frequent
KanW nntM to lanre amount.' These, re- s rirtiy i: . r t;-.'r!irlr" I lv Doir.tins to the breastwork. At length
t - . . - . .1 nar irnrriiiiK lius ui iiartiuu v"im i vt. . - - '
nie io oat oeuia u uuuuii 1 . - . -, . .... t , : .j .u I tnev Cnarzeo in;u me
ei ine inree sutui ""--. nff.Ui,nriJ ami ihiv did not .
n ted Air. roj
r. - '. . i . i..- it. .l . i.:n1
intti the fireT-iNow, air said be, 'mine m borrid liuteiy y It first : appeared h? 6eem fo suspect the woucidei bring Vrt
J?EHiSi i?r -" ""f "" r t4'ortland Upuriertitnougu n un i -ouenpg .nu.ujuigunj , uui awuc
tq pay . vnsnes imiucuac,, !d, published ac &t&&WWWi?& oar ac"'J'
o coktjffai d
of one
MIMl