Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
DLNedrepiYe, NoUembey. 60.


s, car--ll Il, culture oid'is valuable plant, whichis
heg'u,n attract general n6o, opens the nerl;-
prize Experiments made ia different parts ofhe state,
sre uie pre'isHh,sy of raising il advantage.
this oi'ice w: made t,r present srson Colope Moor
'nes pa "t'on die cconee, about sixty mites how his
AMI more than m hundred fOn the seaI1aJ. is th
pnga ofc1L N'CoFncs ,nauecr. alr, that the pro-
1ncn % y, Sa viii b ''rl, equal TO thar Of the West
"a M that g0o! Syga h hte inferior the best ,h,sccy;-
h can hc made in hi ie'orno nlat so little CNcn.
sSto rendSrt most profitable crop. The Cane is now
avins u, great perfection Governor stcies farm
VII an. Yields abundant quai,y Of sas,harc i,ece
de in this S.ahts the N.,g.Or!can, and an,yrs
j. every respect eqay geo.. few years il i, uroa
NJ every family in the south md middle parts OF ti6orl
VIII MAKE more grl >uy. At any rate are c.l. et
the time IS Distant when state viii raise more ,r
enough for the consumption O; its citizens.
spl AMI climate necessarily hec,e not ony ,i,, most
'r-akhy. bnt the ,s-n,a of that Independent cisS
Of citizens the c,ivators of the SOIL All the nerr.nqyirs
81 life, and most o its iarre b. produced ON his own
farm Bsde: c9'ton, rlgu, Corn Wheat Tobacco, Rice
AMI Hemp. which grow where better than herr. or sI
.nl climate are well calculated FOR making Sugar Wine and
a, the cultivation orsuar Cane Will prolsb, h, much ex
tended the year, the subicled hints on that subject
from an Intelligent and practical planter, fail TO be
Inns to Sugar Planters.
Form beds Ridges viii, base of IS inches 10 inches in
higi and distant from each other feet In lam
unry February open the beds depth off inches
zach, drop them le the trench opened on ire
toPo the BID leaving space of foot btween the
tie plants tins laid down-eovcr them carefully and lin the
SPRING ind cGcr hat the plants up slowly or
with yellow appearance the earth them care
fully to the pho twoinches, taking the hoe does
not woul those hs which may have srouted and yet not
have appeared above tire s,nfacr.
rs frost bseNpectt this part orthc country in mast
T0s earlier than the Sfi-uar,l, all intended for
st ought n be and stacked previously To the 10Th OF
Cctnbr nc which period the Cane has Obtained its full
sfoWtinai'irity required in that Intended for seed
may he pat in rcl IS 20 feet wide ana ofany length
sa the quantity used for seed may rque aknS care 10
snvef me ssS and ends o. he rick with earth high up
'e eommencenent of the leaves and inches tc to pre-.
serve MON tir effect frost te t Canes whicI,
would otherwise heexposed The leaves will form su.iici-
eLttl,atehior the top
B9'r'Sary Line-connr! barnet ofthe Commission
er appcir' by the United States defining the limits of
The rrse.S Nation. according the treaty concluded y Gem
jackson Win the 1ttIS, rCEchtd Niegcve on Monday
evening" He states that the lower boundary line " III b. In
Hhed III day or twu. 1t Being nearly completed when he
came away We Understand the line crosses the read cur Inv
General ilackhear from tine Oarnule TO Traders Hill :.
bIt eleven miles from hc river. II viii therefore probably
strike the frontier Of Georgia Goose Greek IN WAYNE
county 'r near the mouth % The Ohooie With the GUAM
tyoi territory which this will have gained by The late
c from the Indians inlnr1ns1i but il * ocN-
trniriy inrrrn tat the quantity double what il i, its
value would not be considerable. fEt,ruoL