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FRro'AYJUNE
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TI1E AGRICULTURAL INTEREST.
r 'From&tte'9 Register. , 1
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There are napersons amonfif lis, ex
cept the euperabcndanf population
a-feiv of our, largest cities,1 that -are
more oppress?! by ' the times' than
The lijrmers ou ine niooie anu wesrern
"Pf.V fWl
others chieflT .interested. in the crpw-
ipr of grain. A degree of economy,
7 7.,", . -r . i r i- J
ir a Mate of want, is forced upon
jl r au . i i:'
them, of the-most unpleasant or dis
treeing character Those who were
hapnilv'ont of debt whence present
r a
prostration oi things took place, ana
v 4p . , 1 ' ".
have refused. toenter into engagements
rnA-nAV-m. -uJl7 -,
M7 ,e.ri!!t - :.Tn, -
r e;-:- .mt JL;M
jrcra seeing the country , newspapers
teem with sheriffs advertisementfor
the .ale of property, that it is not the
c-mmon lot of the' cultivators of the
soil. " The Toice of complaint is heard
rif iMnet coA.At
Iroro every quarter, but most severely
y. lt 4 r : v
from those parts of our country where
i.n.n.n h v;in . 5i i,JrS.?
fields of Whelt & othe" grain.. A great
m. W.. k".
of the planters' alsc and the time is
.wt v.-.i a.
nf tfihs-cpif nd mtf nn uSlf mot h mnA
more productive than that of corn now
Wlv.r.::- u Lr it.u.J
that fee! e pressure most and hap-
4d.-JL : .v-u : 4ki:- J1
mvprtnrpUp! Jf .Kpv Wttn.. mmnvo
k ; v .
' At thii time a barrel offlonade
of wheat raised 100 -milesi from'Balti.
more, and to be brought to market by
a land transportation, may be said to
be worth notoing morcT thin the cost
of its carriage, and the expense of the ' r,lll'P P
turnpike, --We J)ave heard of a 1 e:,'e?,c;r.tT! that amuse Ms rbut whe
case in wWch 4 the farmer would have e!l ' -Philip, is sick pr dead, his spi
saved money if after beTiad raised the l r,t & VeK JfU remain to,act against
wheat and threshed and: cleaned it, uand' so it should be for they tht
after he had carried it to the mill and
caused it to be manufactured into flour,
he had taken it home again and then
burnt it, instead of fetching it to mar-
ket--yet this isthe article on wh!ch
t h ousa nd s of . farm' era' depend for su p
plies of money to obtain jiuch things
. as their -wants and wiJies required,
and which could not-fjJsed On their
farms or produced irit t .Jown house
holds. The cecessitjfithe.casejm
poses'on these a consideration of a new
com mod i ty thatm a '' su pply th e ' pi ace
medium through . which tirese - wants
01 meir surplus grain, anu rurniso a
iflud wishes mav beirrat fipiL
' Dicoursin
. " . J - O ; i
subject with
ina lanucr-wiio1 is getting ncner. ana tr
richer,, even ia thefe tim'es, bv. his U
industry, good management and eco ll
. ' n
Bomy-he-tnentioncd'that sfte arid
J!ax but espially.the'fortner v,ere
the best agents to Wcomnlish a cur-
nnse . .lsirahl.iK..
M - - -- - ''VJ owpjjijtvj' lilllj
with every thing that. he Wanted, ncd
left him some money to spare. His
experience is amply, comfifmed by the
facts stated fn the article jnsefted.be-
1 0 w, , w hich i n d eed , I ed 1 0' th e prese n t
remarks. YVVool will bear the cost of
transportation from distant places, and
the sheep themselves may tbc made the
carriers or it but the great advantage
of wool growing is, that it.natufally
' wool, for the sheep, jand all other sur-
..una a inaiik.ci. ncur uuine tor . inc
t lujvs. ine -lanner -iiiixgrain, ms
. ptatoes; his cabbages v A ceo era! at-
lennonan the breeding of sheen might
-o. uiuijuc 111 nue price 01 wool
' after a tvliile but it would also cause
aai increased consumption of tW com-
mouiiy ior a long time to come y arid
the. business mi-ht he retired-from,
without Joss, Wheneer another pursuit
shouldpresent itself as being moVe
. prcfitable.- he mciinonianiahas'liaU
ih day and injured many'; but H is not
hkely that vre bhall have a returirof
it. aY e' shall go on regularly. Hobse
hold tnanufactures,"as.ive!l as thoe
csi ricd on in extensive establishments,
. I . llUiltC, ,1 I
IB, ink; . . . l . . ' '
v utu urinmiuion. ann- 7
A II i ,.iufc"iii-uww ij urnriner it i
v1fl e caasaf a rfwtre fo suvnort .
. rv- maienai.uscu,. and society H 1 ' 1 ' 1i&Jy?r vr-V
be the better for it; Private wcaltl. :i 5e
'uld be promotedv anddurst aK
stock nf tr,.,ol r.. BV' V ; P-its. with ihe labcr cf .culttyaton fuiinsh
frt I ;'"""Puuvu c,virv ir. aisertmn. jueoreucaiiy ;.ut tromvaaual
o be raised at present, ' wou lit be txpfirtmeVC-V H
Jminishedlpt the sober AiStfitiufc
J'cst everyrain beginVtoell hiuuthat ' : ' ! It 'notev ... iva
theindustry of our own people or, that
of foreigners, so far as they villklqdly
enable us to pay them lor their good
-so far as they will condescend togivi
us a yard of cloth for.two or, three bar
reis oi n our to ecftane iqe prouuc
of the labor of one of their females foi
that offour or five of our raeb ! Tbe
people alsqv begin to see, and to
Into thorny of the United Ste?
. . 't; :uiJ
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we nave the spare labor to make at
jt, i J - i u n iu i
home, draws no less than three other
Ai. e r' iu -4 r 4uu
!fi?"rV w ' P -"f,'
l n
!a vengeance; raising money at the mos :
.r r V-
exorbitant rate three for one; the one
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-also paid, by ourselves, and that only
: o 01. what u it thai:
. foreigners ..take, of us which they car
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:SjKmi Xioa--
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, PLv hem a f Not one sohtarv, article
w,th "s. onlr f f cess.ty
oecause they must have certain of our
-t - ' ,,
commodities, which they would nav
; r J c
ive their goods in.exchange for the
"'.'"f 0nrt.e,r ?.P".n?fJ.
this state of the casef why should w
j not lookup ourselves? Why. are wi
prostrate in the mud calling upon Her
clp8' praywg for the desolation o
,f??Wf
shoulders to the wheel, & trying wha
c? g trthout cuttw of men'
Mroifs? It is an abomination on u
a Christians, a foul .disgrace on us as
men, and a deep dishonor on- us as re-
Pb)icans,to see the anxty with whicli
ForW evIent9 ard Ta ? ob
ferve the hopes manifesed that nations
ln ity with us,, should get to fight-
ne notJ.cr;! '. tl?!!?IP.,Bi sic,k -
Wl 1 ?2 ,,e,P lhP?-lT?5?acr
nelp from any body. ,vv hen we snail
resolve to do this or that, and rely up-
on ine 6rea.1 aD,,J"e nu .a,niP,e ,re;
sources which a. kindt providence has
granted to accomplish'such' resolutions
then shall we be liappy at home and
respeciea.aoroaa. 00 xar.as uaiions
will exchange wtlh us on. .equitable
principles, arid no further By a well
balanced system of, agriculture, mahuf
factures and commerce, our, own mart
ket is sufficient for substantial prospe-,
rity,: and,if we should ,'have anysurr
pluses, they may sefveto furnish; us
wjin extra arncics 01 Kvuwfncutc uy
aw - '" ar - r 1 1 1
&WfotW
uc: uepenueiic on any cuuu iy unui-r
I'WHW
OT?MTffJ
'WldbjWlWS fe???
anu niien our;'iarmers snail mate ii i
I ceneral concern to raise sheep, that of
! wool m u s t fo 1 low, I'hese, w i th a lithe
; heavy -works'; of iron,fwillgive tlie far
mers a mat ket that can be relied on
which, - we: trust; they will demand of
their govef nmentwiiich foreigners.
vauuui iaKe away,; .. .'. . . '
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: Anriexedis the etfracfrbmnan Ohio
neu spaper, that Jed tb ihe'se relfnaf ks :
Charles" Hammond;. Esq,. jn reply to
a,wrer in line vv anungion ucporter,
f siVned a f f?ef ailef .' who thade a n un-
'J warrantable ; attatjc upon the&teuben-
proving many of his assertions from
actual experienced says: "H
1 ; .".ypur correspondent cavils at the price
paKi,ac,ine csteunenvinejactory tor wool.
iicir iuu my cAjjti icnce assures. me, lie is
wrong. A', I am jnyself the roostv extensive
wool grower in the county, where I -reside
,(Belmcnt;Qhiot). I find a market for rov
wooi AL-ine pieuoenyuie iactory4 aiid re-
.ceiyc payment in. tioui, at. ine prices so
mbch reprehended py yor correspondent
It is a very profit able business, in cbnrpa-
rison "wiuvanv otner tnat can nowijcriur
Mied iipob a faYmiI canclear iort, rrio-
ncy wi'uire iiuiimiu succiroi- sucn Oioou
J :i"-"t--- :,tt lUj ..x. : :.-.:. :
joe government nntiPK in Kno-ianri
. , I , - " V,"-. - pwvii
uvuiucr uj arucics in constant use, are
bre than tpwWtf the original cost, as ap 1
. it OrigiivcUueJrpecf,
7,655
49.9J-5
Tea -vj-; 3086,764 0 0 3.055,764
Tobacco-& SnuW 6 ,8 w 2438 877
Wine . J ; : v629,667 6 8 944,501
Mait74m.oreS;r . .. , "
Hops r ;?94.425:3,860;i05 10" 0. 57211
10t2ai,45l$ 42,1 56844
rflG. The real tax 3 pon bread stitjps by
a prohibition of their importation ; unless
H hen wheat is at ascertain; price, is, nt
this'ime pretty neciirly equal iti ohe third
more of costs than they migh( be furnish
ed the Aeo file at, J V '"' ."jff;
' JW6itghlsj)h roliticatEconomtfi f
By Daniel Raymond,3 Counsellor at Law,
r ? T- J rof Baltimore. : v " 1 ,2"f
yjn; chapterre,ghthr themporntji
.rlLT .u '1 1 : Uf 0""
which public opinion in the U. States
is now divided, js discussed by the au
thor at considerable length, and. with
some ability. 3 On all" subjecs of po
litical economy, lie tells us, particular
intercsts must. give way to the pablic
arid general interest. ' 'J'he Question: is
then, riot of right, but of expediency.
Th e doctri ri e of Adam Sm ith, that ie-
; gislatbrs sliould not direct private;in-
j dustrV; but should leave ne)ple to buv
I where!.-they chhcheapand. self where
1 a I.' J .. ' - ' I 1 ' . t ." r- . '
j iney. can. aer ; anu inar 11 'a-nation
j can' buy cheaper than it can make, it
f should be allowed totlo so, is combated
I T
j w I (11111. .! VUl .Vtllt XL tiltf.T m.
as an ordinary 1 ule. hq says, begetter
for a. tailor to buy J.is'shots of a. &Iioe-
nraker, than toftiijake them : "biit, 'If he
has Tipt c,ontant cmployiuerit at his
trifle j i t miky be be t er, that he sh ou 1 d
make than buv So. a farmer wl o can
find a; market for onl.v half.his produce, j
win find it Jm ore liiliis interest to en.-. '
1
ploy half of his ttnWin". mariufttcturin
somei ot the articles tor wlueh he has 1
occasion, than to buy themj at howe-j
ver. cjieap a rate. &( of a community
The 'planters; of ther southern te,
who find a ready inaJ k e V for all their
produce, re only a part of the nation ;
but. taki ng the whole nation ogef her,
it may be better to make than to buy, J
If a nation lias not full employment
for'al its impulationjin agt iculiure, it ;
is better that its unoccupied1 time I
should be employed 1 ti - ma U u f,aclu res, j
th'ftn in dot n r notl i iijr. 'It is the tkitv
0.1 a legislator to take carc tnal tni otiier
nation interferes :vith the industry t;f
ins ovn. iie i not 10 jt?i nttvine
cheapest.-? Dr.- Siiiiih prriecf of biiv
ing f loreign countries, ihev can
supjy; us cjfeaper wouJd continue
M r..aVinonil, if nu1 shed to aW ektenti'
f destf ioy ; 4)1 ihdUsf ry1.! Jt yvi i! cost: a
f former noffe to cJcf a piece trfjlantl.f
wctvrij,&iui.fj. wtiuw s ui uavq ueen i
n e nau n is ot sat age aeasts 'i j a n
Jinnll't'iht AnL.!int6iranriinii.a miiUnlan. I
:l jU4u2.
sufit rs from tlie faHufe of ts foreiiin
inaiei. ; nut v a nninesugiqemanu is
nofliable. to this i changed and is usual
pb rt "t h an'to manu fa c t u re f ur the tim e j
being, yet the'soufces'o
re Wealth
sh oil id .. bbjega rdd CAtJ ri)i t ting that
for tfie fifst live yearsJ:!domestic ma
tfufactures may cdstb.uble, yet if in
lenjxnpjcome-ar.sipgie price, anu in
t w'enij; at half priced it is money well
. . 1,1 ui .is -an impeneci &Keicn m ,ir,
jKautui
tl u st ry. ;heho
Worth v.ofattentipri &.cojis!deratidn."l
' q Fj-cpi thc
BThe t wb follbw1hgticles,repbVf ed I
Utiti&CateWr&teMcfa
fry, we re ior wa rueu ; to us tor pu l tea
tioriantf we ith ;pFeastife sive nlace
tin them j;as we lhalf alvvays do to ar
ticles which mtr tend n any degree
1ureittrsc;toH
ment nieiitioned in the last article, we
wouid4state; thatleKseyer it
nail, UI IIIU, IIUllfMI 111 leiilitin lUICV atl(l v i( umi uny.cu hii uic accu - , ,j-r v," r - , - r'T'-."-,-'M,UI.r J
teTvtaV;Jl,' -herfc the liii'v bAiii' P4-' ' -: :iAT8AKrEi,;tawnl , j
J; ;r ; n ,V:d ,l ly and justly praised,: There are few tAnd a supply of iTLit1S"-. 2. ' "
to buy the corn : th err fore, accoi dint' L n (' - i t v , ?caQlfM as were4- i
- A tVJ Lv:Vi" : YM h ih.;the.fiel.ds of. hteraturpjfmorev ?,:..:-wanuii;. , EA--'.v T , i
tO)IJri bmithi it Avouxrbe better to buv ! r j . t i T . ' v -' : .t,s-T-"--v 1 xliX-it. :
4i i - n ii l jh i A fragrant, -more beautiful, or more de- j - ' - ! 4r v'innoi , 4
'r$ i . 3te!5 te8 aiteniioMf than Mh ftlUWin "... rvnuX Av I
has beenihe ; practice, with the best
their see ornljrom the -btt
' the ears 5 and it is a very.natural con;
clusionv'that corp asieji ?ai; mos't
other seeds, will beithejf more produc1
tive if gathered from soyivaiid -vigo-
rous; plantSi.t-y :-'fr?&Mv:&
rWliile on ithis subject; if Jmaybe; oN
importance tp menticHi anVerror which
is frf guen iy ajtaoh to in tins part df
the country in the culture bt rotatoes.
It is the custom with some to use .the
; smau?sz or 1 n e 1 r f p o.f a t ocs , 1 or s eeu f sa
pi ic; w ill vii. ' ,iv in 114 yai lautj ; ji uuuvc
a Jean crop ve ry in fe ri tr iji q uaj i Jty.-f-r
Pc rha ps i n no pa rt of agricul t urc.tjoes
success depend so m ucli on the q oaf i-
ty ot, t h e seed as i n the cu I tu re of In sh
Pbta t oes. I f p i terd eslrabi e fti o rat se
f auunoant crops or good ppratoe,?, the
.j seed .
! tivatjon will aUne -fdJ ( ncglecdn 'this
particular. ' Without good seed, good
potatoes cannot be raised.
,1 have attached
high ground
ed by. long and constaVit; crnpuirfer that
product-.pf corn was hot ''more than 'from
t h ree t o fi ve b a rre Is per' a ere , and t hat of
inferior quality. In liie falftiff the yeai,f
immediatelv "afier ; ca'thering the corn; I
ploughed the land deep. . In the course.pf f
the rtp?rt Himn.fi' (in thp In iff,' n;it;t Ti
j ploughed it again, and turhed in the vege
k - " " -
tation that was pn it, vhiclvvfts all natu
ral. Tims it Jay till the next spring, (be-
j ihg neither trod nor gniaed' .through the 1 1
i whole process, J .when. I' planted itiu corn,
jHepartd aiidstitmated- m the Uiual ,wy,
and grit heretl eightifairels of good sound !
I tiaordifiaiy in the season, and I imjmte 1
Sthe whole increase of product to the in j
! f ;
-
tiding anu aetp pipugning. i
' .1 - ... I LLIAM MOKRISON.
Seed: Corn,
I have bern for several years in the
)raciice 01 .selecting, my seeu corn in tne
Hold befbie;gatherhig my cropiVom ss'uch
btalks wits b'rtt; two Tear, ta'&ingtbqse of
iianuotu" u(u i4ti- , . nnHuun una lui ui , wiiui counsel and i:
t n.v f.rm o rxece of -HTu '. Z S" W 'l'-lij So:. ' i
incest appcat irftee ;r vhicna tjimk his I GALES has just redcceivJ fom
been a means . improving. mop. I ijJ. Phiiadeljnia, theilliywjnc Iricw
have aiMi mac'e, another .expei;irteiiVon- i'JJooks : j y ' v rr' "k f '
seed corn, which is yecy hii j"jje'. brckek:il:-- Vi?f5r; V ,.1.4';. j"'"' S'
a stifncient nuinbeiofeai's bf.cbrriin"two j Digest oflWlfeatdn'i 'Reports ' v:- . .'.V
to make j-eeJ to "plant" two certain meces-i. Vot'5j.ca - I'.. '' t-: vVl. ... V I
of .ground, jbvtff pieces of the same quali-'jlAdaMsbh ' "
:y, ;and prepared Ui tlie same w. , 'I Derees,j.Abrjdgmcat of Haudclotqiie Mid-'
phmted one piece "Vth the seed from the i
birt ot the ear. the other: tium the.fot'i
end;. both .pieces -bad the same cultivUn '
tion. The niece plained-wiil seed iff oml t
UNION COLLEGE;
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"A late address of President NottJ
to the cantiipalca Jur. th6 mccalatirc
rAf?,r)S.
T cannot sum tip all I would wih to say
to y better than by plactng tfie entire
to the .counsel: I aip now deliyingPa-1'
vu- i
-nti;e outt tua projuieea seven Puslifts per AyA , H - - ) w ' ; - V
rents, wJipm I cannot but commend, par- Paris. V st4tev n, the summe'r ffewdn, of t
licularty to youi4 ingenuousness, anlrom ;P"rcha5tn elegant building ishevin one of 51
tlieiivkindness'and- solicitude tier; ve an U ,he l&healthy ppts in Vof Ii-'CaroUna, sur
afff nmenttb enforce all that I iKTve Wiid.
-jjD.n,wu neverjtnow, unu ine .outer?;
spffilial ingratitude' shaft te'acbybu,
:fVtiHt nf the f?mv-vrn nw thk,,,-,uS ifl-,
ness'
the ;e?abrtt of the duty ycu o
ward clitldhood ; arid with (what solicit
tude jthey -watcHeifHrste
y ou tti. : : No' ca re? has? bbcri: too severe m
I
rT-
I lli
you.Hjeirufil-ci ons liare beeiS placed ; 'do S3 r?7""S . 'vTr Me '".-; , '
tenderness ith.cy ; an),stered tqj 3 ; pi,eparal01 t 4Cer ' of thi ' r" .
Uelfe.n?H)y.fbo'
;rcat;Hy uicjr:wpuiq contriuute , uyour fditj,
cftyjrbyou the ; meridian of lifeliailtj
constantly devoted, and even its "chterleiiJ
spect-bf Ieains ybt the laeirspf ieir
iawe, ariaftmit
and kiiidnesij the ieiaSuk
--4he phly
y du enter' u nop abe w orki;Vy'ou;w1it ilct
worthyvbfyrveariiiMi'jot vdisbobor
them.':.;;."
VAnd shall this requital bsderiiedlhemf
H
Will you, byyciir kllijjsiQ f b even the
f1 trqnillUv; cf age ; rob dclinfngIi(V,of; s
p ten ts t he last cuijf c. rt hp y conatioi?,
brin their ray lalrs with
sdrrowto the!
grave.".--; 1 ,v y '
fcU'It '.'was'-'a noble 4 s'nettae
e,;nmidst the
ftames4hatlwcrevCoi.tJniij
Sis' f Vrix 1 1 ? K
veBerabie;Anchises,iis rathef.'lo a V.
place tf i saftV ? B,u t ah t pow rar sach !:f V.
examt;les ofilmf liietv.? ;LMv vGod 1! the- :
j blood fiet'e iih the-, veins at the huiit ' '
' of tbe'uit!tndefthndiien-: Spinfsinf V
wysH!ncrnareins;cUiair?caiinenoHr5
when if was, in hiy power. p .honor y,cu, ' ;
how difftrent shctiKl be my ftindutt. VjlnN;.'!
crc not me ueau uumincuui 01 me revc-:-.-',
rtucp uie nvmcr nay tnem. swouiaaisturu - -w-
i me snence ot vour tombs wit 1 lututlyorl1,
1 sons, -und bdevr ttie urn N v
whicUfwu tains
PyKui- asJ.es . wuh pemetual fears!
1 .w
rUi ol, ; , (
f 'W:WVl?esV,pl,r xtefVni
ttmt vweix I to yfeUr fo us bverwlimiin" v'.
iilneWcey I should ptWadt Sthe- hour ot V V:
1
,tne.. solemnities ;-ot death, I, meet you in
eternity. Scr spend his; in&rveii!nj;'Kri- a 'ir
od Tadfurc you. thaLrffr'rlieetinjr beioy-V"'
ous, -and the iuj mortality; hjch shall ofi ' j
lbw.it splendicr?.as,the- grace of that "Goil is'
11 ee, 10 wncmvsuri;jijacrioij my: charge, I
1'. 'Vf1..-
i;"? Uoarl tor Public Imbrovement for v
;ri .Vbtate?'rtn-Carol,rwUl meet at,:
now commit yoxu . Leaving wh you '
counsel. Ibid yon airaffecium&te' and riiiaf r
'v.--- r, V'f ' . '.' i-t.- ;,:-t:- . .
Halegh, agreeably adjpurfaient, on Moiv- v
day the SOro, oi July next., Of yhich, 41I per- '"
i Son? ,,m.v'nS hujjineas wih lUe .Duai-d .will
x
Mi ' -'1 - Tf-i"t''
1 v . Secretarv to tKr Rn jl. 1
June 21.
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