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t.iU ii-irtfl-iiwirMa wiA iefianne&t i. Kail
tKistttiiieH'Ctii but wnder tie . pwpf
Ul V'JtM("H " i . - I .1
m&3utMlc, with whctock.
tiW4WiiiV JnfefnWotf mar the, genera
L fclicvca that the ditri6utK; of large mans of
tuner by Uotigwss aa we rraiiucns l'
&'U il-st lAdaiisiflectioa. fad will
tot wctkesioor umdii v ety l nothing of the
ttWintert8orcdiont pC our ecujitnr at th
expense a anomer, ueni a1r rfrrr:
I nnliSw4 rtSjrkyiiea doctrine cf Nulllfica
ti,ie onlfiieewsarjr toaay.thatttraUits
nd ihtttatioaeittit iatrarj M our raoet eotUed
Aiiiiwm of eWl iitt,iaadaauch wilterttbafj
j: 'j
ins uo" a j w xvt h r--
j whoeihe mildribih firo . County inom tM
ftg hadfed iniloi distant from Salisbury and ioj
rt HliisHfce the account isyrcf one year ataa4
vMr ATvrtiaidif win be done a ithe ukual ratJ
ir. tWi4t'!n(i Will ha withdrawn until arreara?
Six iuastribcw paring the whole sum iiuad
Iia.nare metrteMuiia.lP tor on
vs'r. nr! If adtanced TeirularlT.wiU he coatmui
i mA t tfimmirto afterwards. ' 1 i
i: All Jdtera ad the WitoT must b pai4 or
?ihr.iinn kk'hef attended .t0.i4l;i'i- I 1
-iMim 'the Editor on the buslufes
f f the l O&ceU aadrflsa hU asEd .of ibj!
i rTUM ii.i&L,.Thie that write' on otht
v ii' itit iW IwEatwioaei taken befcro the!
? tfit-rftMa Waiter. it Willi be 1 reaiea-
teredi wocome eoi&e pub)illoacth
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fr.IJ flantinue'for the rarscnt -to practice
i- Law in the Couatics it Rowan asd Suny,
in fth the Minir k Sawrior Courts. L He will
jrtutCie &eat pbr Courts of Stokcp and Da
. iridwa iaxrdcriosotUe his buisincss in thosecourt.
;lfuT O3oo is jnadcjtheiceiof the CarJiaa
J atchnsan a lew doors below the Mateion Hotel
1 ?kijhe House latef te'cupd WSaml Jouca Esq..
tT HAV0 conatantiiy! ui-lnd at my5 Limekiln
ii w Stokes CcaJuyjfTav;orte-tMn win awes-
lit and uhalackcdhicn 1 sell at i25 cents per
j flshell Jbi Slacked I and $0 fbr unslacked-amt
i hta'the MM
i si nce &aUi -fcrr' !
37ic CcpiS-Icar find IVwlfce
M- r - 'it ?
0OK3ef Sateriptioa for Stock
mthUeonv
ru of
' ii.knrv: at th Held M Win. H. Slaughter, and
a theIiUrioit Hotd, and will ,reciam open ui
tH th lpth day of August next. ,Ths kubscn
. Vers sre pleased to leara, from a recent corumuni
eition to.mem from the; (unmlssioners at ll-
Mafftanthat4l WfiOf t otoct will be taken in
theTrbwnof Urningtoo and Fayetteville, and
IthattiieroutsRhe mtended Itoad, ; viriUhorfy
Jo jrrtayed by aa dmncnt Engineer i i
m: WM JAMES MAUTIN, Js. ;
Mivnanuiiaoiiiif;..,
THOSali. CQWAN,!
Wit i H. HOR.H,
MAX! CHAMBERS,
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!frlilE trnstect rtepectfully announce to th
jrlilLI ,puWicthat! they have eueeefrded in renew
ifijajf" Choir 'wgsmai with Mas Amelia Thomp-
fion;w xaas ; nargg :ia .-siasututioti. The
' Scktl will go into forxuaUon again on the 15tli
rt lifsbrsachttcghi In this esdcmyiarfl r the
1 a u
ijuay vnroQoiogy . rnuosopny, floral and
i ajsiealii Rhttoric, Nele , AV4 Drawing
ia?aiatiRg; Mcsie and the French' IzuaVe. x'.
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f pi MItTOIt PAMPflEUU iJuire.
i dell cooatja thif aame ef New Hope? whfeh
nnianaeof Pobsoaa Post Dmce, David-lwajj-
ctengt toRrchFork. :
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Dr.f j;i), Boyd;-
1 "FJ L.nim; Esq l?
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V 'vVsr- 'DAVIDSONS ! v
John P-lIahrr-;'1" 1! - V-
ti Reasonable cenimission wifl be allowed on mo
ney cotfectedi
f Salkbury, July 28; 1832.;
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T H. C.'JOiES.
We have received the first Number of a new
1 1' J. uuk-i' ir-'-: .ti.il -r?Ji;- iiiti" f 1
WW'rX T rilST
its nearness, toa College in more jaaces than one,
and from the fayorable epecimeo of No. U, we
promise ourself; jpfeasure aitd profit should the
Editor follow up the famr okeeplng'up the ex-
cnangev u is a; nigmy imctureu iacnsomao, as
5S W mJ5W
Wington, ipothcr ofm jwhp. was ?fiist
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" rrr0 fu wa,' auM",s? IM,,,,
Jus. countrymen," was snipped,: on tne a ist
ultfrom tnat for FredericJcsburgi uen Jack-1
Sgn, we believe, has consented! to assist in
lying tho corner stone. ! f il
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! TirE FIRST SNOW!
OhiTrjursdhf last, wc were yisitcd by a
heavy fall of snow, the first of this season,
rriie-bemperature was mild, and a heavy rain
had previcfeily fallen consjequently, the
naxes desoivcd as last as
themiil been si few . degrees
aTtbJidry, ': We "' might have
sleighing ' The mountains around us have
'been clothed ! in ilicii winter jrarb for two or
i)ig. Linrh. Virginian
I Ghieriio of Vernumt.-VfB arc informed
ej a genueman trom niontpeuer, inat ir.
jL'almer hfSibjcea: re-chosen -Governor, by
the Legislature. The- final: ballot, wc un
derstand, restiltcd :Win. 'Al Palmer, 112 ;
amuel Q f-Hfts, 72;. Ezra Meech! S3; W.
U. Bradley, ljjai&anj Ecaung Journal
I The Nashville (Tenrf.) Bannerf announ
ces the irrival of Ilitchell Kmg, Esqi at
that place, fob the 6th instil Mr. King is
in attendance as one of the Delegates from
jthe Union Bajrty in this State on the Legis
lature of Tennessee, to aaklj the 'concur
fence of that $tate in the project oft South
iortflConycetfon. Henry- Middleton, Esq.
he tlierlpelbgate. is detained in this State
from ill health. . I ) '.S ' ' ' .
Shtmp iCkrmtdatc. A Gentleman in. Penn
sylvania, vvho proposes himself to the favorable
conaiacratwii or- nis leijow-ciustaw as a vsnoi
I Gentlcmeii. SUdwrs aial flo mortalsi having
mvpb thirteen raod reasons abiive.lwhv 1 ehould
fie eieeted SherirT of Perry oounty.amt inronclu
iob I appeal to tunder-tandingof die farmers,
inerchauts. mcdhanics and innkeeperstor I en
rfeeachnl their1 turn to the utmost of my
ahUiiy,eonaequently I look fcr aliei support of all
such in raiahisr mo to ah office' which 1 shall fill
fritli honor to vayseif and justice a the public ;
and furthermore 1 am too much engaged lor the
bencrit of y:flowcieatureav to goj pow-whoo.
nog through tbp.eouaty begigng your .votes but
I irustyouwUl bc grrncrous and . give roe your
Indepeuderit.tofes as though. I wa present at the
'''Iefellowr'' .neinesiatTd lUteernen I
&wMk nioUjbseVoiy Tery humble ser
tanev ) . . - JAJlto DILL.
;PttntttSc A-
I .Vfea-pTho! people j of nlichigaa
IdetmiQed hy Ao not to take even
Jpjplimittttfy stc; awards assuming the
aiKttltat. ifTlie Detriot papers aUrio
;'-at9f i4t4itofi bV; aq prjnmcruiion that
jmaling olf a jSfatn Government i would in
fcresp the taxation. .. , . i ... ,w .
ill " ' ' j : t
wOlbesocn m ,oor poetwjcoraeri- ,slie.S.ii:fctter;ahaaiN aopcmed be&reen theni sod tiierstood
Jur.CUywrdenjith should be t . J t ii 'i v r.f 4fP r rocking to1 and fro '.'on either side s yaw-
cU. p I - r 5 r uf6 woadoes, aunt.aatjs .Jitfle j bbbk ning chasm The fndT rose in aves,
'i -? r !,'' eyes began to twinkle she sat down beaide ine i. :irJL. ki k.7
r WernirromithaNoWltorkdMly .lololfrl SCi.&n(?5Lte!S,VS
i - 7. . .. i . .,.& . the njvfr nf hr nntThnv in fmi tvivj rtfi nil piam nouea and struck their nuin bead to-
teotfers nnjy good arguments! iri snpport tf
pis cjLaiins j &1 concludes his vfry fmovirig ad
idresii hfthe '&i!lwin2,.ternisl:-"': f ' 1
i' K f . A Kti" V 1 ' ; 1 : f 1 14 m 'i !
" Niw; let ii wcrk. Muchu-f thoa rt t&ot.? .
!1 Take what coarse thm trilt.1
: The tuiifft uftlw f Ipwid- U ti ;cp.Ui
In a ;h2hlwic iHllae.wbQM. jisli;
like tbBou& poofle f AAiCvtrere rwiihci,h
en to fithecXteQ; hear .ewae jw thing,;
lired &nim P, a fiee&& &4 ijsisatrrfa
bodyKosejdkai am evea jrirj' jaidpf jJB'
lagmllecjrd, ad:&afi:lie:ieiaJMt
r $oua edition, frrcn folbdowo U) dooOectitH;! f 4:
fr.Ajtf Ltzjy was1 Deacon Swiei .Miftaiaer.
raaida lad of alwoftyfeflity i U
the) meeting kept fejW'fWo(-?jf
birth, (Rth aaiMnartfii
doctored all the b&cxt&nd knew.cyBrjrysrb in
the nciiibood ahovml all the r: tocpz roarr
ried rwomen . how L to . oaak .ecapr at hen
thej had iod lucj. oao tfi4 ihf
fineviehewae a kwd oft.iciiiarrt
her nm in gome from heese ta i House, graun
outa grist et flaiider to "eacferfin oteaaioa reqmrf
ed but, always concluded with " the Way 4cf
craasgressors is nam n MWJ A, or u. aa
the c45 was) I ily her xxom the boUua : of ray
heart,1 or somotuch iry ; iaoottwis' jefloctko.
Aunt Ltizy waa always fery a t ol laakiiiff
trangera and othexe. witljoiriWd tltme Jc
placed the- state of ttieir mirtils , irqwt;th?y en
iuteJ thar mujoV &c4'"TheW iuoaf feipa w4ri
t! jL.:.'rl.-i.j iwiriVnail fia:shM hi
v... .1.. -Tf : Ji.ii I
ered such infcllrctual murder aaeithestahliah t
ing her own fair reputation
of eatertaining the ti
her society ececablc.
v.. One warm summer's afternoon, as thii Squire
wasatiuaj nfar au omce
pipe Auat; Liaxy wad pa&tin
speed, ruminatiog on tne as' ottue oar
the Squire broorht her soddenly feva iUei saii
ors aay, bjr , what's : your hurry jiUQt jLizy ?
waiK iu.i - lae old lady, wuo nesrer wanted a so-
1 cuuu umuuon, went uiu ma utucu . iuf jaa jui-
lowing daltJgue soon commenced. J - ;-,,iS;: .
- f Weill Squire P. lihave been thiakioer this
farcnooa what an useful wan iyou rai2Ut no, u i
VVhy as to thatjeuat 'tiaw, alWieerfBl
srja. ' . - : n-l : . I
countenance 1 consider aa the oes tadex of a l
gratui ueart, and you ,know wnat toe Dioie
4aya on that subject' Wnea yefast, be not ias
tha hvpocrues of nsod Ciiuntenance ; but i anoint
y lcad andi
feel for her pocket handkercnici, for tsUe was a
t.ir;nSth.t th. .nrr W
' Now, thore&mrro tbatr lust what I ' told 1
you eee bow you "have the; , tcripttr iat your
Jngue's end ; what sal' uefuV iaan youmight be 1
our- church, if you'd only be a doer as wl v
a nearer oMoe word.' i I T i i si
'vAs to tnat. aunt tixzy.l.aon aee that you
' yrtfesmf as you call tlteuv. are a wit better
tbWl ainin prW j i rgsjict a sincere plo-
itssion as muce aa any man ; but 1 know enough
I LilK lUyPr fu fiP.r null FlfiK II
.hinpbeing to"toS, fot ,
- acandaluSma.heooiatenceifiiJ- -
ow. cwmre, i want-to know3What you mean
i by one a our church. ? ,; 1 know Who vou mean
the troJL.p I didn't liko so X many eurls abous
aer head, when site told her experience.'
t eiuirofinatngcuritWu
ingfihis
boots on, had no ocoaaion to add. spurs to the
heels, 'or the old lady had one in her bieadj that
was worth both of them AcWdiirziir he had
peace until he consented to expUMnJ What he
uwsni uy uic capress:on mHNi'--?tU9 was a
, i.- ,i. . t la.. -ii '.
TxTr, . r If' ,1 TVki ilv
secret? i f i -t w:
Yes, Squire, I declare I won't y never top no-i
nouyfnothHig about it as long jaeil brtAth 'he
prcam o. luoana j Jitaiwc a U)le oath onit;
it4.Ar irnrritrt in tfi tint. .1 J 'ni.. :1" ii-.
Weii. vim km.' kt n l wt w.
iiostou-a veir aAi : : -
OTClllt. UU UJ
xes. ves. squire, and I Know who went With
yoa too ?wf a. ana i-Toily P.; audi her sister
Prudence.' j , j U 11
-,fcr uunu wiio went wttit; me, auni.Jb
there was a. whole tot of jasiHiejs -tlut, t
- 'None of your butSt rfiiu'--)ut with
folks wtU act o -a trollop - :- ; : , y
' "evcr mind who went with; ine, aunt Liny ;
but'
it if
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y liut, aunt Lizzy, I'm afraid you'll sbriog. me
into tiic.sciapo' ..
AX've told you over arid, over again, that nobo
dy never shall know uothing kboul it, and your
wife, knows I ant leaky- ; g
My wife ! i wouldni have her hnaw what 1
was goings to say for the j world why , aunt
Liay, A she should know itH ! ,
' Vi'vll, don't be afeard Iuire, onc fori ail,
P1I tale my oath that' no ilvjng cntter ahant ne
ver as long as I live, know a lisp on't.' :"t''
'Well, then if you 'must know iti-I slept
with one of the likeliest of your "church mem
bers nearly half the way up 1 1 ! , t: j i i
Aunt i-uzy drew in a long oreaUir-rShut np
her snuff box, and put it in her ;pocket,'mu;tiag
to herself- " -, J , II
The. likeliest of our church me&beisi; J.
thooght it was i Sassy B.-4ikeltJUhhiumss
of being flattered a trollop. .Weil,' one thing 1
khdw- the way of transgresaofs Ul haid l but
1 hope rou'll never tell no bodv-ont.Scuire ! lor
aartanatt the world, ifwch a ihiagl should be
I - t- . ' !' . S f . t'?l
Mown, our cuuroa wouia do scatterea abroad,
hketheep wimoutxsslpperf.'f U, ! : "
In a few morneuts aunt Lizzy took her depar
ture, giving tho Squire another caution and al sly
wittk, as she said goodfiby -let me alone 'far a ae.
cVet. ; ' ; " i px: - x
It waS not many days befuro Squire P. receiv
ed a very polite note from Parson G. requesting
him to attend a meeting orHhe churchy and: ma
ny of the parish at the south: Conference room,
iu order to sottle some' hHcultiejs witC(N Serf the
church meiabers, wh-i, in order ui clear , up her
Character, requested Squire Pjio be pniseut. '
" The Parj, who was a iver rorthy man,
kndw Uie frailty of some of tKowfeali! sliteis, as
auut.LfZzy rjil'd thera,and 'as he was a psriicu
lax &btid of Squire p B,prfxesrjed bun in his
nolo to say nothing of it tohisrwi,iU But the
Sqniia vom lh hint, and lrtnj his wltr that
ihrfc waja Parish biecung, rt-questieg htr to :e
.ready by ! e??is. an V!d rail r hex. ';
llaffc,and tbertJby rteaOarmg T21K7-u'n7 lSLWMLlr5T
w 1
juuu uuijr itreuvuriigaiwnvcraii, along tne shoro,?i Kainsfor'a, accompanied
meguksaysand bpcorne a ; seriaua maa- by , g ,
you myht be an ornaaient k j both church and V iuZ pLr . i- 1 : 1 T
it-t- rirr;n..MWa f ' 1 of 1110 Great Ine,; as f it w called,
a - &
2 l-AQ eVeiter ere alaatcty
oa th ittjTBan
thilr Villas haa bceninlee'todi and mrtimWrlW
thn; dwrch,:called monV Linjr -1 in prcicnee uf
vumpeuDg,tDuuci.M-e. the ciiorch, to como oat
and meafwUlt f Bibla
oaA;MmtIqar, that utily
told Beacdit Snipper onlaad aRiSPn
that ahe-WQoWt nercrtdl iwbodrfefca Wt.
Diacon 'Snipcle ihad,1x appiiri Ufa til
gcrToothaker aiter neter l tWll nobody
whole meeting, tVa he iorf , he' told aunt Lfy
ayieleptwith a chutch memberl Aiiffhi.
ta XSirfd; thai fee weHeted her to' he one of
rteturouM l.reiiaJl-cm eyee
fgtejwwv lternate!JfcSuy!SBV! fanTUjre
w TCi ne cuire rq .sooner .p? rcay
in:sh4)iia viea3 bydeclarip
fi rporiiber, tdtujmimvall&cUr3
teas Jus own fcwruZ trri
f'i1,3
nndet
a
larse
death blow, to scandal in the - rillara which all
ai prBacninconxa not nave oae.
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Extracts from PaaWing'a Kemntfvel of'
i f W EST WARD HO. ' . "
1 iuir.-f Wfcife the arguments
of toe broad hont were ffathennir drit wood
:. L! 1 . 1 - - ' - 'a ' ... . -
'FP wWBaj ipr nianr mucf from the
wroers pi ine Mississippi. ASiney, st
auminng inc romns cxiunao, . ot vapor
which gave to its vast surface: the appfear-
ccursing with ther eyes the dead noiseless
.ui,j m j- T - r , 7 . .
solitude, a disUn rumbling sound caught
nwrnent, and in a moment eginning again
apparently nearer than before. .It was
succeeded by afast cloud i of jdust, which
all at once ohsciiiea the air, and hid from
their yiew the face of the world.
Cut dirt stranger, for your life; there's
li i - v t- ...
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whirlwind coming,'? cried, Captian 5
am,
BUfiU,5,"c "t w iwo wyru.
gher with-a cflb. and , hf eath otto
with their glint I ji.nta; the earth bunt its
. cj - ; .
strong ribs, and rose, and split into- vast
lartuc auo niucia uuist uuwu mull
bounds, and white they formed new' lakes.
places, in osiers tney lelt large spaces
high i and . dry. ; Anon the . waves of the
firm fixed earth eiibsidcd for a moment.
1 nnd she lav trcrhhlirur and euiverincr aa in
. ; - : ' r -i - a
the paroxysm bflaW ague.
this appalling interval, Rains-
been thrown, by
the vibrations, and
the ttciy iWtSasryKSrhlch V bbfiOTd iru
ia cterf ixJy rthand which he did aot
hirolf btdleTfl -rard;cU SiafreJein
ealteltqtatand aa'witiijiafteif taiotw m
rwelt Wouri the Mlcf slander; AST wCj
l Ti "u,,rreoT,niq a -rjr, ot laugnier. from
-hfrS wiibjeroat W ot. joiaiogand Famh 1 G,afler
-'-iinstinetiTelv touffht refuse they knew not
whither. The (Captain rbade towards the
river. 'as . bpihff this natural element, while
cnmQCa one of the lofty trees
thatskurted the lounds of the interminable
plain irom r a VB
watets, which as well as the earth seemed
1.. w
strusetinr; to free themselves from the let-
ters of Nature's inflexible laws. He had
scarcely done this wlien i again the same
atinallim? noise I aooroaclicd from another
quarter, and agiin the fiiro set earth began
to heave and cUrl itself into a sea of waves
tint seemed to approach from a distance,
gathering strength, and rising, 1 higher anu
higher, until jllicy burst, aatteringg vast
volumes of wafer snd sand 1 high in the
air. and leaving! 'the ground seamed with
teep chasms, which the. traveller still sur-
veys with astonisnmcm ana uismay. in a
few moments the earth seemed changed
into a duTerent I elenient ; and to become an
oecan. A arg portion of the district a
lound was covered with the waters, and
tne tree on iiwhicH Rainsiord had soughl
rcfiuze stood rocking to and fro in the
midst of 4hcrnJ Uarxjiess, , or u least an
obscurity, like that of a total eclipse of the
Sttn-icamc orer the world; and such was
tKe dismay of all' animated nature, that
'ailittle bird carhe and sought refuge in the
bosaora of thejyddng' man, Where it lay
'quiet and tame ; in tbd tiapce of (error.
Jiefould felts.lktle . ltSJbcat against
his own, and cocvmi'nion of cympathy be
tween hira anditht panting fhiercl-was not
unsoothinff in this tfnUecoirs. ' i V '
f CastihR 4hial eyeff t)wards1the fcawn of
WcirIadnLlld tete!::trie h
ins and tumbhirt to pieces, and the people
feeing Jto kn'mPM: blithe toperetiQ
of overwhcUsi terror. Torninjg to,&3
diississippai tie suddenly ooscneu
particular jspotlbbil; up, and overflow its
banks carrying boats and evrerjt thing that
floated on its surface far over into the fields,
v&ett they wef e eA eftwredu. Ksy?;
$ spared neither the liriui nor the dead.
for at once bi sawl the Jittlof graveyard
the vilagc, wih its 1 mouldering bones and
quiet mhabitints, lifted, as it were, from
its resting place, ad hurled into the torrent,
ta we tzcilca t -ua : xa,li r q ,cr la'cterm-
4jt idcpitcm
his empire, ?tiTCfautaa ilea tha;
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many rnic hi3;b, ?ars . wally ;owa -inMhs
spring woul4 be ieitir iJwtf wWjfall-i
pwaaUwhen-we 'loOtldar now ; Uuld tuns' ther
tsibrdJaV sIl thinly M if&rfnrintaw:
earrots,! beets onions; al nianif other t&mM may 1
boleasll t -Sown ttnlsltt W seed wtU ot 1
perish,of covered with ths earthy ' J1 1a
- Seeds of all jiawiU lis safe iato way all
the wiater.tboozh ihe Aust wdetfato to h d:d-
tancs of threa fbet beneath tbesi, except t seeds
WMva ywiH UUl IIQCI WIU CUV JQWn
The suedLliibe&htel t
rthgguad bahi eaos w bring it mf.
j iu ,mw Knu ut cvKwnoem ana mtiions and
J Indian oora, unless buriedbeyond the;reach ofthe
i ut44ueBoo m we mtAOBpnere. rren early peas
I would be brtt aown in mff, boutl you hare
an insurance against mice. we all fcnow what
ousHo uicra.ur ureci ui eanr ceaa. if thew
were sown1 ia the tall they would Start up the
OMxncav ui iron iwaa out ot the irraund. and
would t;BrdajslearlM":m bearmfclfli inite of
;Tery cuort raaa py me spnng-growers to make
their tea' overtake1 them: Upon a snot where I
ared pe for seed Jutyw, some that was left
in o, iock ui,nauicn ait we Harvesting, and that
lay upon the dry 'ground, till: the land was
ploughed r late in INovember. cama un in the
spring t,he inomeh thd frost wai entireiyat of
tne ground, and they were ia full bloom fifteen
days earlier Uun those sown in the same field as
early -aa it wm possible in the spring. Doubt
less, thev .-would have ! borne neu fitWn Avn
sooner; but there ere but a Ty few of! them,
and those standing) struggling snout, and 1 was
obliged to plough ub the ground where they were
ijjrownj. u some case it would be better to co-
ver mis sowd frrooaa with leaves or trees, as soon
as the ffyst has fairjy se. iaj but riot before, tar If
you do it before, the seed may .vegetate, and then
may be killed by the frost: -One object of ;thxs
tall sowing, is, to rjget 'the work; done readVfor
springj'fbr at that season; you hate so many,
imngs to do at once! besides you cannot sow tne
instant the frost breaks up; for the trrdund f ia wet
and clammy, nhnt to be!duir. c? touched, oV:4rod-
nq ceu wuicii nas own in ue prouna an tne
U- J L'.t'i Lit.LiH : ! L- J ill '
winter, is ready to: start the momcat the earth Is
clear of the winter fros and it is up by the time!
you can get otner aeea into the ground in a good
State. all sowmf of seeds to come up'ia the
spring, is not practised In England, though they-
xe aiways oesireus to gui meir iuioss eariv
The reason is, the uncertainty of their winter.
which" pisses sometimes With hardly any frost at
..II '' -,T iTLj is. 1- L- Ll ! t-.
u trees tne rhsxnes over. It is sontetunee mild
till Februmry, andtbeu severe. Sometimes it
begins with severity and ends with mildness, bo
tnat nine times out iof ten their seed would come
up and the plants would be destroyed before spring
Besides they have slug! that come out in mild
weathor, and eat tip amali-plansi ta the winter.
Other insects sad reptiles do the like. -From
these obstacles the' Ainerioan gardener is free.
His wintex sets in; and the earth is safely closed
up against 'vegeution till the spring. ; 1 am spea
king of the north tf Virginia, to be sere, but the
g-irdener to the south will adopt the ottservations
to his climate, as far as they relate to it.
f : JcOiWS.
It is pre-fuppused that a dir aad eomfortable
cow-house has been1 provided, containing a stall
or two, and a calf pen, 'aad it is recommended in
the "General treatise bn cault, to confine the
hinder lege of a cow, whilst milking,1 as well a
the head; the former of which iS most securely
etTocted by two x siluaps of wood fixed in the
ground, to which the hinder legs may be atrap
ped. They who aim st' perfect security, as early
as that may be obtatoed, will perhaps make it a
rule never to milk a cow with her head and legs
at liberty; but most J as has slways been the prac
tice, will always incline to put confidence ia the'
quiet cow; many such, however, have 1 seen ac-
cidentaliy kick down a; swimming pail of milk.
and that may very proably happen when the ar-
tielo, being scarce, is of the most consequence
the urtfjrtunate attendant, made or female, then
marches into the house; with a grave Step, a long
lace, an apology, anu an empty pail.
The nrovisiou of f.jod for the cow must be loo
ked upua as the prime concern ia the daily busi
nead. lbr snch a codstant dairv draocht upon the
animal j a ices cannot be answered, but by aid of
the most ample supply, even to saciety, or num
tiv.ua and seculent victuals; not that, occurring to
the absurd potions of niauy persons, kiotp regula
tea and onasiises niilJtthir, b the breed whatever
it may, since in some breeds, the keep turns to
milk, in others to bee but because tha truest
and largest mil !cer will very soon loose that pre
cious facility without nroponionate, that is to say
igh seeding. Keep short and meanly, and your
milk and butter produce will be in exact propor
tion, and the cow when dry, emaciated ana oi
liule worth. ' :! ; , ? I ' .
A ramir vn ve&f smeo. ksbt e iff h teen cows
upon a aanmoa and was ofn oMigedlto buy but
ter fir his family. SThe common was mciased,
aud me same petSoa supplied ms-ramily amply
with milk and batter, tnna tne proanco ca toai
cows widl ketrt- I I
Great niOT seldon carry any Ceah opon
their bones, and are Iperhaps as seldom made tat
but tkev mv as ther! fro, and never tetirs la our
drbt: The dimcnltles iiicjw keepuW ate these
the eirioe nf their fui is cooiidirab!, more
eoeeiallV with r-SDeCt' to, any wh'h most be
purchased and. if the prodace be' icvndetabw,
itmaybs sllsingeaileerm linsji be fceding
a sparing jailker intt 1f-D d if yi sunt her,
or alkrw oaiy tirciiary .iooa you ge- siwaeT mow
ncsmilk4 . j:x I'liv.. V-' ..Jt"'
g-atrnilJtaimlrsl aaid give taem
iiiW, could they cai tt, ta this rw, "j
dependedoo.nmkUalwaysofraore valas than
the bestcW-fondwaicliis the jit; aed a cow,
1S flititril tcAmJr4?mhich is ered milk,
wUlcuuvert ail iiioapsW nd
suhataniial. Into that fldd t in f-V Vfui roqmre
otLh authl i adtcT-noar1autinU' t yti'1f
ar.k M4unUt. W to DTocrauon, ui.
irr S.tta3 prcr r- .Xat. 'rImiU Vr: ! i
be TVdcr trumt'aMstritnh withfca er i. .
as liafcrwioW ;whfirwiai syikVi the
c!s;rj4 hch would a caly M uHnnr;''
mashed,
VTTjiaoulTa have exercise, and': it
kH1'' necessary- when,, sxtraordinary
ndat:sfgodfc nT
iAnather. ETeat object far cmr eraelr
mux, cream ana batten in a generous abundance
WWll iuaty throuwutthe jirluter as well
as the .srnmer :seasap;i and of these: U they'will
uacareiKWgb tot walk. it ur oU and will
trvgVlen patht-thej hXU faiUThe me
Jhod is by contriving hfxeahlimlker
the winter, with aa amale store of the blt W
vjaioasfiir mejpaaoari i i L": . f,
tocted that ecooomvia the leadin ;1 Vt, ' d
oor'plan. Natural grass the nmaad bestf
all fuod.tVrjfca
r3C3,ucoTOe ixno3 urai, ana graen tares are
a.Tejy.aeccuieat aaaV,nutripcs Vwa;for. milch
cows4( 4The saving octho nfjianagirig jgnsj,
and H will beund excellent economy where the
prvpriotor may hare only a small dote !or twol is
w t owwiht; anuT, ana ireej trom the
tread of the cows, and to cut the rraae aa Hian
usu3cient leath and sahstapce acid.' eatry 4
ta them V tin mnm bmrrlr rtt t 'mM tT..' V.
uaieaiflMx.ecaing in
the moraiaff, i-This to cootlnae thrornrhout the
season, and as-late int Jtama as any growth can -
Vena exherienfiA m-fhtt
years smce.mreeaereVgu
wppueq inixiy mucn. cjws wiU two awce ca, .
or twenty-eight rouadi. darhig twu h-mdred days.
Hs dssrfes thit,toav sncpikd Cien with twe
mm requiraa acTenrr re acres, of land fjrite
productioa.' And to hive irrazad sueh a n-.i nr.-r .
of cowsat liberty, thai length of tune, i( !s cbn-
pua, must have takeTi a r ery .idershh; nua.
oer oi acres. . loenable tha meadow to support
this exliaustlon from the sevthe. it sl.ouhl ibs
dearedatjthe end. of every autuma,, from, kll
kinds of, weeds and rubbi. and frcfH jrrisa ,
seeds of the best kinds cast npon the harp placi. -A
coat of good manure should be , then at jwed.
consisuag oi au, inat can be caiccted , lrj.n
ixwaetiotd, or procured elsewhere, mixwi up and.
augmented with virgin earth.," Tho gardon will
assist with it. superfluity in-. feeding the cow;
and Jcttnoes, is t, change of dirt; will help (to
torce the secretion of milk.r . Should , the rr a
iood;ur;,the cow, a saiall Quantity of goon lay '
must be auowed daily.. , . .
-The few advocates tor the eeoanmical mAc. xi
feeding cows alwaye direct them to 05 kept on
tirely in the house, both" summer. and winter, i a
practice to which I hate strong objection , npi
only on the score of the animal's health and cow
fort; but that 1 have always observed oxr. ! 1
ataoad to increase ttke quantity of milk. Ti us
the cows may be tuned upnn the common, rt- .
main or to come, lmtae at their liberty, being M
to the full, with cut grass, morning and evea'm,
with ths constant caution of; allowing them shel
ter in the fly season.?; They mar It abroad da
ring tho summer eights, ia a well littered yard, .
or secure waste, a aumciency of cut grass bein aa
tbeir command. Pure water is of great cunw
quence to thd health aad product vimoss of the
cow. llono beast dnve the other at feedia? tones
tie up the mistress. . ' . ' , ; ;
Winter cedm.--The chief dependen e
tor cows is rowen, or, atter .matix hsy--
This must he eitherirownat horaf?, or ?'r
chased. Itis a Piece of extravairance ito allow
a good milch cow dry straw becauso ntui is .
worth more thin hay, b;it , should tho ne
cessity exist; of usiniF straw, none other. is
fit than oat straw: Rowen, or after nnlh is
generally supposed to force' nulk, fvtt -Sa -poor
pastarcs perhaps the first crornikjf
be rrefcrablei and I hlye lately . been in;
formed by m London cow-keeper, agobd . '
feeder, that he has "discontinued, givirig
rowen to hiseows, findin? the best hay
most prontable, Uarrots : sre. an . excet '. rit
winter food,1' indeed the host of the rht. x
una , mangold or beet aJso,vtaords a picit
fiful supply; which last-f ! however m3?t'f
aispcAvea wiiu ; cauuon, cows navingcfj: -hoven
by it . If potatoes. ;L bo given in
cows, they should be steamed or baked,;
those who venture to trivc them raw anil
mashed, allow hay1 withthem as wlien they .
are in tbe raw state and freely dispensed;
they seldom fail to bring the scouring 'rot
on coi onusca iutzc ups arc ycry gooc. -and
help to mako capital winter , batter.
Cabbages may, be given mccrately, but
turnips make thin milk and bad butter, in
spite of all the nostrums which have beet.
recommended as preventatives. Tho, mii- ;
erable practice of gi ving ml cake to ce wa
insures greasy, anstibstaqtisl, ill-sceiitc
butter, and has a similar f effect on vcall
When substantial food appears ncccss 317,
a daily moderate feed of oats broken, "of
fine pollard, moistened with wattr, is most .
proper x ; h
With the two cows in fell milk, rosy be
kept well, s breeding sow, or two or threw
young pigs;: snd 'should the proprietor de
sire t sperimea! of the finest milk foci-pork,;
he may feed a pig : upon skimcd milk, with!
the addition of a verytrnallqn-ntitv ofuiricy
or pea-meal, making it throughly fit in fob
months. . - .
Mitch bta$U should never be exposed by
nigM to the inclemency of the winter season
which chill them and dries up part of tholr
milk, keeping them backward in all bene
fitdal respects. ; At any rate, they should
have si well 'littered shed, in which they,
caay repose in comfort, and with their lions -dry
matter of great consequence to their
.health. -- n .
The innttalmjpt
cf grass and hay, if turned to grass is from
one acre to an acie and a Jialf of pasture
iatlie auarmer 4 and from a ton to a ton and
a half of hay in tho winter.- A cow miyj
bo allowed j two pecks of carrots jxr day.
The grass being cut and ! carried, will ccon - ,
oinoise it fall one third. ' . '
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