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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
pafaal Faifaeau q Perry cornell,

Pafeal Faifheau g Perry Cornell,
Ryieaf-'J i.f.,~ fbsir fsssIs ard sbs s.Sls j.
Rsss,sf, ~
'HATihey have commenced the Hair Drrf-
a lng bpsneb under the firm Of Fsvssss 6
C'vvsH al th- large and commodioss ilhep oppo-
n'e Ms John Hsdwen's Thsmes. lrses. where
iaey carry on the above buGnefs in lis various
branches. - They have for fsle fnalI fupply
OF 'hs bsf french perfumsry. ladiss
aqd gentlemen who msy favor them With rheir
CATION. may depended on puntsusl attendance.
~. d. The iup;criber retosns his Gncere
marks 70 ms euaome's for THAR palt sacourase-
nr"'' snd hopes to merit continuance of their
faven. '
!. PASCAL FAISNEAU.
Newport. May ,. 1904. S..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
Houie for Sale,

% be fold at Public vrnduc, on the |, !, ii
4 day OF May next, at eleven o'clock A. X.
llf the weather be fair, IL not the hra fair day)
tor Notes payable at the Back Of Rhode. llsad
hxty days after dste, with approved endo,f:rs
"a new dwelling Houfr, 10 Broad -nreet. own
ed by Aanbrro K. Jo6x)sx. forty feet 10 front,
completely 6nilhsd. with . large Garden. and
yell OF water adjoining. IndifpurabIc title.
and Immediate Poaeihoa will be gives to the
Purchaler.
GARDNER & DEAN, Isabss.,s.
Newport. April IS. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
Djari7 of Rbols.Iland.

~ virtue ofs warrant 70 ms dirctted from
- the Honorable Davn LEONARD Rs,r,,.
Jusse OF the Diariet Court for the D;arid Of
Nhoie-lhaad, SkvssrY Ong Boxss or SUI
Gar will be fold ltor the banef, of All concerned,
~ raohc Aoelon at the dwelling -houie OF
thomas Iowniend. Iunholder. on Thurfdsy,
the 'we"ty-I -Isyea'h day Of May inaaat, a, elevsa
o'clock in the forenoon.
NeyYSs,f. My 7,b. 1904. .,6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
y EUe Cents R.zvayd.

- AN away from the fublcribcr, on the ,,,h
IN n't. an INDEBTED Apprentice. ma ned Pas.
Don LArnAM, IS years Of age, Of about mid.
ding ii1e-Maiters Of veG.Is, add Others are
forbid uuRing or harborins him. on psaaify Of
the law. ISAAC LAPHAu.
Newport, May 8, 1901. s4s6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

a Subicriptions sre received sr thn Or
6cs tot the PsosIprrcr PHErix, the Prof.
petsus Of which D Psb'iihed in shs 6ra page Of
thss Pspsf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
TO L & r.

u l. + 4.
nNE half Of q very convenient, and plcsf.
OAntly htnased DseIling. Hoofe. in Thinss.
Street, South end of the town. Enquire of
SARAH WEEDEN. on tn. prenifes.
Newport. My 8. 1904. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

Itapperrs from the following rxuatf. from
page 40 Of the Journal of the United States
Senate cfthn ieiion. chat
The bill, entitled f" An aef to Augment the
isaries Of the ofhceis Therein mentioned" pai.sd
tho iecond dsy Of March. ore thoufand fevcn
hondred and ninety. nine," as read the third
time.
On the qucfion--fhsll this bill pafs II
was determined ia tho affirmative, Yeas a3--
Nays..
Thus n appears from the noff authentic
record, that every Jsdty4ie in the Senate, txssSf
faos, voted for the revival Of the ae of 1900.
IL 10 ALTO evident BY the revival OF that act, ,at
the compenfaotin Of the epreieot ecretares, &c. is
no more than ~ss paid to their p,edeceGofs du-
ring the adminiftrarion of Mr.. Adams. What
more v nsccfsry to prove that wha, has been
lad by the federalias refpettiog an increafe Of
ialla'y. !. a mOa impudent and uniounded CA.
LUMNYl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

o. Saturday, the 18th ina. the Yiu. P,s6-
<Snf Of the United States Withdrew from the
shAir OF the Senate fos the remainder Of the fef-
6cp. ~hereupon the Senate elsasd <JssjSm
>s!IWis P,sEln1 frs m.fsy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

Ofhcid Statement Of ihe whole nur,ber Of
votcs given in at the late Election, Tor Cover.
nsr. Lieutenant Governor, and Senator's.
ARTHUR FENNER, 3soz.
WILLIAM GREENE, ic,..
Msirri,y for Fsuncr; SOS.
SAMUEL J. POTTER, 1884.
GEORGE BROWN. ro4i.
Majority tor Potter, is+z.
ISAAC JOHNSTON, a. 1871.
Msjou,y for Tibbits. 1907.
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, ,sos. -
ISAAC BAILEY, Io64
Msjsriy for HowIand. 1898.
THOMAS HOxslE. ,So4.
JONATHAN MaXSON, Iq4s.
Msjs.ity tor HOxfe. 1861.
PAUL MUMFORD. 1880.
WILLIAM TEw. Io6z.
Majority for Mumford. lSa,.
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, ss.o.
ELISHA BARTLETT. I.4S.
M,j jority for knight. 1874.
TIMOTHY WILMARrH. ,7o,.
DARIUS SMITH. 1858.
Majority for Wilmar,h, isss.
WILLIAM WATERMAN, ,6os.
CHARLES WHSArON, ia47.
Majority for Waterman, I74s.
The othsr three Senators. toecther with
the Secretary Of State, Attorney. General. and
General Trcafarer, we're elected without OPP
petition. es'eI
The above fhows the progres of Republican
i'm hnce laA May, when the average majority
for Republican Senstop ~as lei, than soo.----
Now il is nearly two thoufand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
To be Sold or Let,

THAT large and commodioos Houfe In
i Thames Street, next South Of the Brick.
Market, with shs Wharf snd Stores, belonging
to the fame. For further rsrti-u,sn enquire oI
MERlBETH EASTON.
Newport. May 7. iscs. s4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

The Na'iousl ln,elligcncer. of the asth uIt.
printed at the city of Waihipstoa, makes tho
following comment on the faccefs of the
Rhode.lflsHd Election in favor Of Rspubli.
sanifm -
:" This news 10 iadesd fplendid. Il trsnf.
oends the mott fanguine expectations Of pasrio.
tifn. IL ihows that fpidt Of political inds-
Peadsnce exias 10 New England. which snida
MISREPRESENTATION cad fslfehooas fcarcsly paral-
lelIed, feizcs truth and hold, il 6rn. Two ysars
faee federalifs 10 this Stare was uuoppofed |; .,
this eletaioa il commanded fcsrcely one third Of
fke votes.
Ps-g<rfsi sysfb. IL sviH srsv4l."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

"7ss .f.ss4 q IN y sld<' st1} ~ ~
(It appear By the isf' Mercury, .Aas tac S;jdi-
TORI rnean to aick 20 sae hb.Icasioa ~ eb<
dearuttion Of ys43sam u Mar Cs|r<sr, 10
Virginia, notwithstanding dc report hc1 bean
amply rsiared. They isem % (oppo5e sh>:
q lie well Rood to Is a. good a the tsush-
The following. however, L Is prslomed. will
: conviuce every one thar the whole tory was
federal fa:Eeaosd IL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

Republicanifm j, fesms has completely
prevailed in the Rate Of Rhode lfland, notwith-
Handing the exertions made BY many of our
Renlr ba6Hs in Csrse6iesf, to pervent it--the
people OF that State no doubt entertain a high
ienfs Of their Obligation TO MeGu. Hudfon aad
Goodwin. for the 5000 Pamphlets they were
kind enough to fend them before the elettion. 6sf
fbe basr bar Sef th--they have helped the caufe
Of RepubIicsoifm, inAead Of Administering re-
Eef to the dyisg cauie of Fsds,shfw.
hsvff,rl Mrycsyy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

Ofhcii Statement Of RE whole ucrber Of
vctcs given IN at the late Election. for Cover.
n Or, Lieutenant Governor. and Senator's.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16

The the ssaetei boats
ss 20 O. without interruption the sdaent and det
recv ta. tolls table ojo and they require
per this obsrse the following regulations w
aiy necsay for the s'sh OF IN: ana m
dation o publ: 80 .1 :, = =, 80, -.
permitted pats the locks at the Great un. Ms
ru oaces aao I'll. deadb psr y pay
the whole tolls chage and the toll at tn> Gez.
Fall, Tn. Pfans Directors however bang dedrous OF Attending every
en,Io 60 the confident with the ins " the
or will fave the s and lnconveni
en which may exng immediate the tolls OIL sa patua
cargo as stipulated Upon application he trurer at George ana
recurring to his tsion payment demand ia Town. the City OF
Wh or Alexandra tolls expected down the hs directed
IN DIV. nauou, 90 the Falls allow l produce %
pa on receiving o pe eud with the carriage OF Each produce his
[ q, the order ofte ppr the ame for tolls payable thereon
he pn Or p.ous refding George Town. the City OF Warrington OF
Alexandria according previously arranged with the trsr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
VALUABLE Property for Safe.

Sepen bml,rd ait. <igby-dgs .ae,ss
in .he county Of HanRlaire, on the waters Of
Great Cape capon. about zotn,iles from The
Warn, Springs, and go fran Winchester, This
land is full Of wood. oak and pine timber Two
excellent Firms may be made, with 3oto so acres
Of bottom, ana riesi high laeds 20 each; and in
the hear,.of the timber there is a fine scat for q
iaw.miI!. Capt. Daniel Rice viii ihew the lands
Tire tbsaiasde;g bf hna1ysd and fry
Ave acres IN the county Of Ohio, on the waters Of
Grave and Fiji Creeks, near the river Ohio, and
about So nni,es!below Pitfburgh. Some Of ehefc
lands are very good, with ccniderable quaptities
OF rieh bottom. and p:enty Of excellcnf timber.
Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor Ct that county
viii fhew thss lands. :, I'ts - A.sfs gt...lg.1'
IwiiI ielI ali orsny Of theabose lands for cath o.
f,pon credit, or take IN exchange for themiand. IL
Eairfax County, or lots Of, loud IN the city Of A
lsxandria, or the CITY Of Warrington.
e - K. r. HOOE. 8
Oqaber4a. @E ., go
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PO,TO nj Ak G ON Pan r.

- -, II ce he ,a. & ii. tolls Is aseta:i aai tadsi on
Gaid rh. toll gherer = ohrr articles down OF
= 70 bra with the fame sgnsi BY the ppsr h"s the
Of and contents r, rho aisas foliage
which The cargo b without the trouble ana dsteao gu = M
csn Of unloading cag for that puOe and 70 s'o g
pay thereof. ~. -. Is ,h.ri,c., where
All peru attempting di ,s Psnng any q rtih
me tolls dchsgng the fang at taca place O AZ tns
informed agsin the asea' OF as company ~
e,rj 70 the urmoh Of the law. ,,r
the Grsa. articles coming down the vsr 70 t's are pa '
ap0na have not pa s' G. ran na ~ -
the l Falls and The Gates sos At ID: A'hs>
rsAs ." ~ - =. JAMES KEITH, Pr,fdkx;
Hi WILL DORSEY, }Dguasu
JOHN LAIRD.
/ Januay g, 1907. a eas.&.' 4 - .<s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
Hoajs Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, thar he has open
ed an INN in the Town of Alexandria,
in the houfs lately occupied BY captain
Charles M'Knight, where he intends uhng
hi. utmoa exertions 10 give general iatis-
faction TO thofe who may favor him with
their cuaom, which from his experience
in the baGueis he CATERS hirnfe.t he fhall
Be able to ao on .h- mott rcaionable terms.
january s. IaWzteo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16

Every pipe or hogf,ead Of wine, containing
t more than IS gallons,
Every foghead of rum or other ipirit',
Every hogheaj of tobacco,
Every caik between IS and IS gallons, one
half of a pipe or hogfhead; barrels one
fourth part; and lmaher cafks or kegs
in proportion according to the quality
indignantly Of their contents OF wine
or fpirits,
For caks of Iinfeed oil, the fame as fPirits,
Every bu!hsl of wheat, peas, beans, or tiax
feed,
Every buihel of Indian corn or otisr grain,
or alt,
Every barrel of pork,
Every barrel of beef,
Every barrel of -four,
Every ton of hemp. fax, pot-afh, bar OF
manufactured iron,
Every ton of pig iron or eaRings,
Every ton Of copper, lead, or other ora
other than iron ore,
Every ton Of fsone or iron ore,
Every hundred buihels of lime,
Every chadron of Goals,
Every hundred pipe aaves,
. Every hundred hoshesd aaves, grippe or
.hogthead heading, =
Every hundred barrel aayes, or barrel head
ing,
Every hundred cubic feet Of plank. or icant.
'<L< ling,
Every hundred cubic fee. Of other timber,
sE4ery grols hundred weigh' OF all o'aef
commodities or packages,
And every empty boat or sedel, which
has not commodities OH beard to
yield 70 much, except an empty toat
OF veGel returning, whole load has
already paid at the REFLECTIVE places
the iums fixed at each, IN which cafe
ae is to repals toll free. J
-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
!: For SHE or KEN.

FOR Sale or Kent,
THAT handlome, convenient three 1o-
~ BRICK HOUSE, LACEY occupied BY
Edmud j.. Lee, Elq. in King itrcet, q
few doors wet Of Pitt ftrect.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Dec. IS. 20
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16
: Alexsndria Comfy, IL
j do hereby certify, that VIM.

Alexsndrla Coxatr, IT. !,
i do hereby certify, that VIM.
Kirby Of faid county, this day brough,
before me, A. Faw. one Of the juaices Of
peace for iaid county, as treApafEog
etray, taken ouhisil land, aeSsyrel hagt,
about I44 hands high, 5 years old, ana
tufat trotteT, = blaze in his face, two
white fcer on the of fde, , l,ort fwiteh
tail, hod all.round, lome adiic fpols on
hi. back, has the diiemper, and Is ap-
praised TO Fifty dollars.
Given under my. hand this sthday q.
/ A. FAW,.
I. sse< 't-s.t - 49, 81. q. ~.
The above notice is. given,
That whoever has loa iaid iSoSs, may
have him again on application TO the iu0-
,fcriber, living near the Fdsr Nile Rur
Mill, hesween Alexaadfia ard syecfse>
Tosn, % psoving psopefsy and paying
charges. ,n,v
r.b. "a. IawStT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-16

ot ana
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2TgFpcl 90 =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
JAMES DOUGLASS.
Falls Difficult, June 8, 1909.
FROM THE iBosToN) PALLADluM..
THE APPEAL.

1t has already been remarked that f.
ries of acculations, directed with.pnWea-
ried perseverance, againlt the federal ad.
miniaration, has brought into Office clafs
ofmen, who have uniformly declared their
diEapprobation of that f fem ofpolicy pur
fued by their predece1ors who have
profened to have different views, and TO
make different princi pies the BATS of their
own administration. That fuch is the
fact, no one will doubt, who has read Pre-.
fident Jeferfon's letter to NJ. Mazzie, TO
the Berkeley Farmer, TO the New Haven
Merchants, the ieveral communications
made TO Congreis, to the Legiiat.:es Of
States, to the anociations of individuals,
with the fpeeches and other known publ
cations of the Members Of Congrefs, aid
Heads of department. The projections Of
theie men, therefore, have been ample and
undiiguifed their principles avowed and
we'll underitood. But how far they have
countenanced, Imported, or aided, direct
ly or indirectly, the charges made againG
the political opponents,,as an Object de-
ferving of difini confederation.
A large proportions Of fshofe who have
difcovered the mott zeal in making and
circulating thele charges have been TO
rcigaers. This fast, perhaps, ought TO lef-
fen our agon;thment, at the rapidity of Our
decline, when the education, habits, and
characters of thefe men are known. Ref
lels and diicontented in their own country,
trained in the doctrines of Paine, Goodwin,
and Thelwall, they came here to teach
what they tad not learued, and what is
WORE to praaAe what they bad. AS
members of clubs, or political focieties,
thofe haunts of rebellioa and treafon. they
had learned to hate the jhifice they feared,
and TO curie the refraiurs they felt. Mott
of them were as delpefate in their fortunes
as they were proRigste in their principles,
add when they found their efforts to pro
dute revolution Id their own country
unfascsfsfsl, they fed TO this as the laA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14

ninaliry, Gin it be fail, TN, 4.
preienr ca5inec, ar. im,lc,.e ~ .mfenbsso:
pies or accealrles? 10 ,h, ql.y ''' es as pfasi
oas import, We would in tara ~. =; 81 iach fes
them has ever dalvowed his Nj. T'a any on: NJ
made aganlt General Wahins,on' "a ~a the charge,
efing, OF General Hamilton or NJ solonc pi;s.
They we'll knew tia, thsle we n"' wolcot.-,
circulation, that they had an ins,.' soOsan.y in
lie opinion, and matt ultimately oset upon pub,
inte'ided e!leee If they bclicyeip ', h their
true, and under thas impretfion, ur,f.a 'la tob.
influence, they now ltanl before ,b % their
public actulers. and are reip,aGSI.' people 4,
truth. II they did no! believe thu 10. '0I aaeic
then they have voluntarily payt9l~n y 70 be true,
knowing i to be un!awtnly gotten , M; lPoi,
qualy III the guilt of the unrlghieou, aua ace
ans. Cooper. and Calender, have fGw NV Da'
.jetfeHon, Mr.. Maji(oa and Mr.. Gsn AVA Mr.
reapei. They have been, in fac n' have
not principal in thei firm, though n fh'..'sa. il
hav8 rot appeared they hpye rccs;y. .i1 Name,
fits Of the trade, though the bujina,. '"S pro.
done by factors, who have iiucc been H.. n4 d''p
~ rewarded. rnay have, in Gac, been - .r
with men dlgorget from Their natiy. ra W. S''''
nuillnces, and imitten With icorn, even toI.y
iothc bulineis Of producin, revolution H. 'P'OlH
which, whether right Or wrong, ian a. =! r Meaoi
have been crowned with fuccel;. ifunoa ua9aa'
nation, however, ihould it appear tb,, 'a .hs
charges have been as fafc as they have Ss. A:s
honorable to thofe who have made them w., III,
an honeG and enlightened people will nv nsu sa
to render iuftice to the accucrs and the acro ti
PURLlUS LENrIl TIS '''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14
FROM The BALANCE.
MRssRS. EDITORS,

INS4Vlr lIE DhLhN lE,
MRssRs. EDITORS,
TOjudge of men in Office without ar
degree ofaccuracy, it's 'neceGary, occsG,n.
ally, to take Retrospective view of VIVA,
Their conduit was anteceient to their e..
walton. Il was for this parpole tha,,he
private correspondence OF our chefm.
citrate was tent for publication in III,
Balance. [ will now, Gentlemen, Ak
your favorable attention to ,heobIsyva,s,
on the Mazzei letter pu5lJ@sa in the.Pq.
yis Monitor, about the time Mr.. IsF.
FERsoN and Mr.. ADAMS were candidates
for the Proficiency, when General Wash.
INcToN retired from Office. They areas
follows -
"This intereaing letter ITO Mazza]
from one of the mott virtuous & enlisht.
8 ened citizens of the United Stasn,
explain: the conduit of the Americans
in regard to France. It is certain ,hat!cf
all the.neutral and friendly powers, there
is none from which France had a right
9 TO expect more interea and fuccor than
from tn. United States. SHE Is
6 THEIR TRUE MOTHER COUN.
s TRY, SINCE SHE HAS ASSURED
s THEM THEIR LIBERTY AND
+ IND EPENDENCE. ---Ungratsial
chiIirea,* infead of abandoning her
they ougbt ia haze a,msdm bvdgFm'.
8 But if inperious circumstances had pre-
{ vented them from openly declaring TOT
8 the Republic of France, they ought a!
lealt to have made denominations and
8 excited approximations in England that at
+ fone moment or other they ihoqId &C.
clare themfelves. This tear alone
would have been fuGcient to force tug
8 cabiner Of London to make peace. "
is clear that war with the =. Sta'('
would frike terribly blow at the
commerce of the Eng!i(h, would give
them uneafnels for the prelrrvanc0 o.
their pollellions on the America CONT =
nent, ana deprive them OF the means o.
conqucrlps the Frcnch ard Datch COW
Mes" ;,
Speaking Of the Britlra treaty. Inc iD''
nitdr proceeds 80,
8 lar circumstances and by the conlsque"'''
it NUT produce, is az al q 1g'"g "
RANT Fyaace, The French govern
nenf, in lhors, has tcRifei the fs ,l.Dr
ment Of the French nation, by breaSi y
off communication with an Hags'NIy g..
and fa:l5lsG alJ, until lhc fhail f5 ,'a
to a more jut and benevolent c %. ~
Juice and found policy, equa'iy -, a.
prove this meafure oftlle French So's:%
nent.-: There is no doubt II VIII ,i1E E,S
rife, in the United States, TO dicp4 -a.
which may afford A TRIUMPH ~ rgp
PARTY OF GOOD REPUBLICAN,
FRIENDS OF FRANCE.
!" Some writers, in dilapprcba'ioa1 % o.
e this wife and ncceGary mcalafe o. W.
VT nat>, that eyl a,naAs tr'g ',,yI.
If that gesm sf ipgrati'ods 'o""
France! :,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14

then it IS left in mfrsws and ridges, ex-
pofsd to the mercy Of the fun and rains,
which unite their influence in completing
its ruin.
In order to be fully benefited by the
ufe of .plaaer, the rafting of corn on poor
hilly lands ought to be laid aifdss and the
very dra itep towards improvements is TO
fill up the gullies, no matter with, what
one plougiling before harvef, and one az
ter, with good THROWING, will be fr6a-
cient to prepars the ground for wheat, un-...
lefs i, is Of Tiff clay foil, and then il,
will require more, as | an fully perfuad-
ed that it contributes much TO the good
nefs of crop, to have the ground per-
fealy clear and mellow for the reception
of feed. Soaking and wahing wheat in
clear water, think, anfwers good par-
pole it gives an opportunity of fcumming
off the cheet and blighted grains; and,
alfo, puts it in the belt order for mixing
with platter, sit likewife vegetables quick
er, and, Of courfe, viii do better for late
towing, which is become 70 neceaary
Gnce the rayages of the fly. Small fur
rows, and ihallow ploughing, is bet for
covering the grain, and | houldealways
harrow afterwards, Especially if the ground
is hiliy and fubjett TO wah.
Wheat grounds hould always be TOWN
in the months of February or March with
platter and clover, and after the wheat is
taken off, the fields kept from creatures,
until the clover getsa pretty good growth.
Without purifying tbs fuhjed farther in
detail, | would beg leave in general TO
recommend a free uie of platter carefully
nurfe and preierve the young clover; let
cattle run on il, but not till it gets its
full growth, and then never fufer them
TO eat il too bare, and by going on in this
way, and allowing every third or fourth
year, L have no doubt bur the pooref
land, in a few years, may be reclaimed
and become as rich as could be deGred.
But what lkall we do for corn! AXIS a
| Virginia planter. | anfwer, do without.
| Irih potatoes, as they are called, buck
wheat, rye, &c. will make very good
fubfitutes. Clover will fatten hogs IL !,
felf; indeed there will be 20 much butter
and milk, that lefs meat will do.
do not, however, recommend the to-
| tai relinquiihment of corn crops. Such as
have rich, level lands ought to make it,
and thole who have not, ihould purchafe
from them, rather than make it at 70 great
an expence as the dettruttion of their
land.
JAMES DOUGLASS.
Falls Difficult, June 8, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-14

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And this is more, BY one third, than
the average of crops, as far as | am ac-
luainted, in this neighbourhpod.
What a pity that gentlemen, who are
fond of innovation, would not introduce
itinto the buGneG of hutbandry. Bene-
VIOLENT Nature, orra,h her the God of Ma
rure. has provided means 10 refreh and re-
invigerate the exhauaed foil, as well as
medicine for the human body. Platter OF
Paris, conceive, IS ere of the mott eff
cacious remedies in this cafe; bur as long
as people adhere to tn prefent fyfem, no
great advantage can be excited from rhe
ufe of it,. Whsre corn is made, grals can
NOT glcw; il is ploughed inceaantly 70.
foar months in the year, and the verybsR
teaiop fsr the production Of grais and