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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
,SulIy for Sale.

TNIIS estate, Situa ed in the county ct
Fairfax. twenty two miles from
Alexandria, anil The slme distance from
Georgetown, contains abnnt seven humid
red ami fifty acres. hittlr River Iura-
aikc passes through. it half a mile f'om
he dwelling house. The situation is
handsome. and remarkably healthy the
water is good and abundant. The soil
which was originally excellent, has for
some years past had the advantage Of im.
proving husbandrv, Plaster of Paris act
ing with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present a good surface for cultivation,
and those, now untitled, are covered with
red clover The orchards are very large
and thrifty; the collection Of table fruit
is chaice and various. The mansion is
spacious and we'll constructed: the out
houses are conveniently situated, and
the whole have been lately thoroughly
repaired and painted. The farm hous
es, which are all nearly new, are expen-
siye aud excellent in their kind.
For gentleman Of leisure this would
be delightful residence; and prolita-
bic estate for an active farmer, Tie title
is indisputablc, aud perfectly unincum-
bered.
Anumber Of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming uten-
sis Of a | kinds, and the crops Of the pre-
sent year, if desired, will be at the COM
mand OF the purchaser.
Application may be made to the sub
scriber. living on the premises, next the
post-ofiice at Pleasan: Valley, in Fairfax.
FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT LEE.
sept. - tnttf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Twenty Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY from William Gait,
II near Fredericktown, on the Lam
caster road, in April last, Negro Wo-
man, named JULIET, about so years OF
age, 5 feet high, has lost several Of her
upper fore teeth, speaks quick 4 sharp
says she was sold BY a Mr.. Darby, of
Anne-Arundcl county, to some Georgia
traders whom she left near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in Fredercktcwn
Jail, from whence she was sold for her
Jail tees, 4 purchased by John p. Thomp-
son, and by him sold to William Gait
1t is supposed she is now lurking about
the district Of Columbia or its vicinity
The above reward will be paid for appre.
lending and securing her so that | get
her. JAMES CALI.
Alexandria. Oct. 6
n. b. Masters of vessels and others
are forewa;ned against carrying off said
runaway
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
fo.' lie prevention ard cure d,
ElA!ous AND M.LIuxAxr rr,..

/ f"'. ne prevention ard cure II
, ElA!ovs AND hsLIuYANr ru
's recommended
HaH.'5 3HiIBlLIOUS pUJ)
, lii.5 Medicine Las been .ra-
. via 4 degree 81 success hioh,y n,,.'5
: 20 'i:c inventor ; feelings in se,er91
/ .! tie Yves indies and in tlc Sor4
~ EILd'e States, ~.
Inc testimony Of nu:nl,r 81 mr.,
csn BIZ adt0ced. who have reason =.
Iicvc ,hat Timely r.e If his .,lr..,r
mc,Iy has. nalcr Providence. rr,.,.-
their lives whrnia Ike ma,. a,7,m;,,
CGmsiancCs.
Fact: Of this concIu,ivc nature CT
n0rc ~ favour Of MEDICINE than : :
iuiGnS OF pGmpnns crir.y founded.
Hc:e assertion.
1t is rot indeed prcsumr'@ca,lg p,
posed as all ;n'a'lihle cure. but lie jg,.
Tor has every possible reason taat can.
suit from extensive experience Il.
Iicving that dose of these Pill n,..
once in every two weeks during l!c p.
val,uco Of our bilious tcvcrs. viii nan
an infallib!e preventive; ard nrtl o.
that in the earlier STAGES of those d>e,s
TIER use will very generally succeed +
restoring health. and frequently in c,.s
esteemed desperate AID beyond the peg
er Of commhn remedies.
The operation of these pills is perleur
mild. so as to be used with SAFETY by Ne;
sons in every situation and of every az,
Thcy are eycel'ently adapted to car
of superiluous bile and prevent its MOI
bid secretions-to restore md amend III
appetitc--to produce a free pcrspiratio
and thereby prevent colds which are Of
ten Of fatal consequences. 4 dose new
fails to remove cprd II taken on it, try
they are celebrated fer re
habitual observation-disclosures &
the stomach and severe head-achc-sa,
ought to be taken by all persons on
change Of climate.
They have been found remarkabIyca
catious in preventing and curing di<or
lers attendant on long voyages, an,
should heprocured and carefully pyessH
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
A valuable Farm for Sale.
y5y1E SUBSCRIBER will sell, on

"N1E SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
s reasonable terms, valuable and
productive farm ~ $40 acres, or therea-
bsrts-being part ofthc lands of the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Ran in
the county OF Priaca William, in the
stale OF Virginia 20 miles from the Oc-
cloua1 Mills.-55 miles from Alexau-
dis, and about the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Wa 'hington-
Tbs farm lies in the centre Of an excel.
LAT netghbarhoOl-,s handsomely stu
afcl-abundantly watered, and has upon
It an ample proportion of wood. The
soil IS naturally strong, and considera-
bic portion Of il has for some years past,
been cultivated ,ccoriing to the most
approved rules of modern husbandry-
Possession viii DC given on the first day
Of January next. The terms upon which
,ais property viii D, sold, will be made
known upon application to George l..
Brent, Of Stafford County, Va. or to the
subscriber living in Alexandria.
JOHN u. SIMMS.
srnttmber 6 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Public Sale,

IN pursuance Of a power Of attorney
a from Mr.. John Muir, Of london, to
the subscriber, will be exposed to sale,
at public auction. to the highest bidder,
on tire 18th day Of November next,
5 Lots Of Ground,
situated on Duke and Pitt streets. near
the residence OF Mr.. Thomas Janney.-
The title is inl;sru'abe, aud the terms
vii! be made Known on the dav OF sale.
WV. HERBERT,
Attorney for John Muir.
nctnher 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
For Sale.

yEyHE Tact al Land Wherein reside,
cont,;ning FOG acres, hindinr on the
L;IIle River Turnpike Road, and adjoin-
inr the town al Fairfax court hous, about
~ miles tsnm Alexandria and IA miles
from Georgetown and Washington city.
II lies Handsomely and i, extremely well
,,o.ored : about three hundred acres in
wo,,I. This tract might be divided into
three or four lots with great convenience,
a, to cleared land, wood and water.
ALSO,
One other Tract of Land adjoining,
containing COS acres, nearly hall in wood:
lies well and is well watered-with a
great proportion OF gsoi meadow land.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
The Genuine Persian Lotion.

So celebrated among The ta,liorlI1,
Throughout. Europe, is Az invaIQab'c COS.
mstic, perfectly innocent and safe. tree
from corrosive and repellcnt mire;a!s,
the basis Of other Intians, md Of vn.
paralle!el efficacy in removing blcmi,hc'
Of the face and skin. frcck!es. pimp'cs,
iniiamatory redncs;. scu"fs, tet,elc. iius.
worms. sunbUrns, p,ickly heat, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Humilton's Grand Resforriir,,

Is recommended as an Invaluable mc-
dicine for the speedy relief and rermar,
ent cure of
Nervous Disorders violent cramps in
Consumptions i the stomach and
Lowness Of spirits / back
Loss of appetite I Indigestion
lmpurity Of hood fMclancholy
Hystcric'I aGcction1 Gouti the stomach
Inward weaknesses s Pains in the Iiubs
and debility ! ReIaxations, etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Notice.
thtI)

"uE Farmers Bank Of Alexandria
/ this day declares dividend Of pro-
fits for the last six months, on its capital
stock paid in, Of per cent. and tr o dol
lars aud fifty cents in addition on each
share Of stock, out Of surplus funds, paw
able to stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatives on tbs 9th inst. BY order,
.. JNO. HOOFF, Cash.
Oct. wsew
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to
N the next General Assembly for the
state of Virginia. to incorporate Com
pany, to make Turnpike Road from
Alexandria to intersect the turnpike road
now making from Lccsburg to the Little
Falls OF Potomac.
October !6. thtD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Pfiting Cloths.

E7iiE subscriber has this day rEccir-
Z ci, large and elegant asaort-
ucnt of Boiling Cloths. of a supeliorqna-
lity, which will be offered Tor sale ut The
,tNre OF Messrs. Butts 4 Cawoo'. King
street, A!ex'a, where he inteHds keeping
4 complete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Les Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an infalIible remedy at ore
application, may be used with perfect
safety BY pregnant women, or on iniar''
week old, not containing particle Of
I-crcury or any dangerous ingredient
whatever, and nntSccompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the ap-
plicaticn OF other remedies.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Rich Kenhawa Lands for Sale
or Barter.

OF DoTGpE.
Y WILL sell or exchange, for proper
3 " in this district o. its vicinity, a
valuable tract of Land in Mason county,
' rsinia, situate on the Great kenhawa
River, at the mouth of Eighteen Mile
Greek, distant FROM Point Pleasant about
eighteen miles. This tract binds upon
the river, aad contains by patent one
thousand aud fifty acres, large propor-
ton nf wh,ch is rich bottom. The title
is old, and indisputable. having been To-
caed aud surveyed by Gen. Washington
before the Revolution. What may be
considered as adding much to its value
Is the passage Of the western road ,hro'
it. * reference to Mr.. MHdison's
map Of Virginia, the situation ofthe land
may be designated. Apply toaColonel
EraAcis PeytoD, or
ANN-ELIZA PEYrON.
OCtohe, s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
HOUSES. LANDS. &c.
Enr Rent

ENiAT large and convenient WARE
= HoUSE., OIL KinS.street, near the
store occInied by the subscribers. The
ferms will be made accom- nodating. In
me late possession can be had
Oct. 6 Y. & J. >! tNDENll.LE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Hahn's true 81 genuine German Corn
PidiS,er.

An 'nfallible remedy Tor corns, speed.
iy removing them ruot AID branch, with
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
HGhr'S genuine Eye yTaitr,

4 sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the ewes, whether the effect of no'"ral
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
For Sale,

A STRONG healthy NEGRO Man.
IN believed to be from thirty to thirty
FIVE years of age. He has for few
years past worked under the direction
of an experienced greenhouse gardner.
Apply to NoBLEr HERBERT, Esq. Alex
andria. August
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
James Kennedy * Son,
BOOKSELLERS.

KIHe-STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
Id ESPECTFULLY inform the pr bic
IN that they have just received from
Lees Medicine Store,
No. 46, Maiden lane, New-York, a fresh
supply of the following valuable MEDI-
CiNES:
HamiEtor's Form.destrcying LoSen-
ges,
Which have within sixteen years past
cured an immense number of persons Of
both sexes of every age and in every ST.
tuation, OF various dsigcyoHs complaints
arising from WORMS, and from obstruc.
tons or foulne3s in the stomach and bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar titles 50 COM
mon; complained of as operating with
violence; on the contrary particular
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age aud constitution. 1t
contains nothing but what's perfectly IL
nocent g is SO mild in its operation that It
cannot impure the most delicate pregnant
lady or the tenderest infant of a week old
should no worms exist in the body; but
will without pain Or gripping cleanse the
stomach and bowels OF whatever is fou'
or offensive. and thereby prevent the PIE
duction of worms and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particularly
ciicacious in carrying off all gross hu-
mours and eruptiors, feverish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est purgatiye that can be ssed on any
occasion. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Description Of Worms, and the ssmp,
toms By 7ohich they are knO1cn.


Worms which infest the human body
are chiefly Of four kinds viz-fhe TIE
res or large round worm the Ascari-
DIES or small maw-wOrm the Cucurbf.
tine or short Hat white worm and
lastly, the Tenia or tape-worm, SO call
ed from its resemblance to tape. This
is often many yards long and is full Of
joints. 1t is most hurtful and most dill
cult to removes
Among tle symptoms attending worms
are--disas ileabfe breath, especially il
the morning bad and corrupted guns !;
itching in the nose. and about the seat !;
commissions, epileptic fits, and sometimes
privation Of speech; starting and grind
ing Of the teeth in sleep irregular appe
tite. sometimes loathiEg food and some
times voracious pnrging with slimv and
fetid stools !; vomiting; large and hard
belly g; pains and sickness at the sto-
mach pains in the head and thighs and
lowness of spirits slow fever with small
and frog II pulse a dry cough: sxces.
sive thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenance, and sometimes the face bloa.
ted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate re-
course to Hamiiton's Worm Destroying
Lozenges, which have been constantly
attended with success in al complaints
-ip, lar IN thnSa oInra doc cribai
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Lee's IfnLlN,s .}gue c,.l Eercr i

Tres fEfal'it's .jgae c'l Eercr DroTs
Fo' Tie cure Of asucs, rem!ttent ard
Intermittent. ievers.
~ It the place CT sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cure. per.
formed by tue above medicines: the rur,
Der, Importance and respectfully ct
which. fully justify every article o: C''
advertisement.
SOD orig wh0!as.!e md retail, By
JAMES KENNEDY & SON. !
september IS hiJg"t. Ale;aGt.'l'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
I.awragon & Fowle'

NATILL purchase MARYLAND 10
SY BACCA. October IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Tooth .sciiC Dr0Ds.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief il the
most severe instances.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

ricultdse. lie thinks II will flourish il, any
part Of the United States.
We might be better supplied with hay.
were we. 10 get our swamps and wet lands in
70 grass. This is generally neglected and q
considerable part Of our farms particularly that
which lies contiguous to tillage ground and
buildings is useless and Improbable when II
might easily be made 10 yield large quaint
ties OF hay. This kind Of moving woull be
the more valuable as it is not APT to be hurt
BY worms Or drought, which Is frequently the
case with upland.
Moving fields ought neter to be fed. The
effects OF turning cattle 10 Craze in them in
any part of the season are too visible not to
be seen by every observing farmer, and il
is surprising they allow this practice which
yields but small profits, and is productive Of
such injurious consequences in the end. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
SHERIFF'S DEEDS,
OF rights in equity of Redemp-
ton when sold on Execution,
For sale at this OFFICE
Caution TO 7raveHers.
For sale at this OFFICE.

a GROSS impo6tion having been praciiied
"A againa u.s. by the Propretcrs of the mail
Aages from Portsmouth to Portland we deem L
our duty to caution travellers agaipIt Gmlsr
trick. After paying the regular fare for the rer-
., Bolton and Portsmouth. our baggage conhAing
of common fzed travelling Trunks, WA permitted
to pats BY different mage propresors without 81
gle comment or even hint ~ EXTRA compenlsaon
But on arriving at Portland. 10 clock at night.
after ride of 20 miles, this mutual demand was
made and our trunks feized and detained 70 en-
force the payment On remonfirsting 20 the chef
proprietor, one JoGah Paine. and pledgrg our
leves to appear the nezf day, they were after fcDe
difficulty renored. The enluing mcrninz ..howsv-
sr the ezra charge was perfilsd in and paid Tbs
proprietor At the fame time admitted, thar cur
hsgeag did exceed the ufna Eze Of gensieme 3
tra7eIlin9 trunks. and thar lmiar ones had hereto
fore been conveyed free Of sspsncs
H. @ OTIS, Jun.
> NJ. HEYWARD.
T. A. BANCKFR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
CUSTAVUS HOLM.

7 INFORMS his friends that he has REMOVED to
the fore lately occupied by MIR Andrew Ma
Ton, 10 Fore 0rses, 1t the head Of Loog Wharf
Il is his intension soLeep general sGorsmens Of
Hest India Goods s. Country Pro
ducs,
of such quality a. he can recommend. He folio
its continuance of confidence and .fupport pro
poriionaie to the integrity with which he will 81
waYs reeeiv: and execute thsi commando
sept I6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
COMMUNICATIONS.
ron THE GAZETTE.

m,. Editors,
] A. nan feels sincerer pleasure at the
rr.et hat now presents, of the extinction
otriy spIsi ia our country, than myself.
su{h pfaiseworlhy motives believe Pres
~ Monroe acluated in undertaking the tour
! Z i present employed, in making and
hirevei may be my opinion of that gentle
~ prevjods conduct, consider these steps
,cis which confer The highest honor upon
Is. | lament 10 End these motives far from
kipr appreciated, or this conciliatcry spirit
nulated By many democratick editors. The
Sirit her display, will not hope, counter
q he rood effects these steps Of Dir. nj. APP
az calculated to produce. Il is source
regret to find ncighbouring democra!ick
Sipf copying from southern paper an ari-
Taught with malice, and calculated to re-
~ in our former political hostility and ran
~. No true patriot, no real American,
|otld wish to las open those wounds which
= Interests Of our country certainly require
kould Be closed FOREVER These bale
\ and unholy feelingsare excited only by The
han patriot and the anful demagogue, who
- Triumph only amids. the connections Of
Isil war, but whs, on the return Of tranquil
\ and peace, sink into meried insigni6cance,
"a deserved contempt, and who will meet
|iih tie just censure and apprehension of ev-
n good citizen and every honest man, with
4 Tie smallest distinction of political sen'i-
kenls. A FRIEND TO HARMONY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16

Dy specious and sYeophassic enconliums upon the
dead but II may be said. entirely free from adul.
ation that this dear departed female ever sustain.
ed during her life, character moral, unblemished
and strictly exemplary. The amabIeness and be-
nevolence Of her disposition endeared her 10 her
friends and acquaintance. She had for consider
sble number Of years, ,nteriohft0 her exit, been
rrofrssorof religion al attached herself % the
Baptist church, W. he rained during her Life
She ever appeare AtaN very close walk
with God, and wa ~ sse Il in her belief
in the Distinguishing aiaa ef race. She 20
walked as to adorn the d. H ssOd her Saviour.
II may, IN Truth, be said !. (whas cannot be
said OF oil professors) that the arity Of her chris
tan character had never been sullieG by trivial
conversation. that always denotes vacuity Of
thought ar sterilty OF brain. ItevidentIy appear
ed that she was not only the cordial friend Of the
pious, o. different denominations, bat the ardent
weI-wsher Of those under the dominion and pow
er OF sin, In her last sick ness sue waA wonderful
example Of christian patience and fortitnde Under
severe bodily affections. Ii il firmly believed she
now pertains 10 the number Of The blessed who have
died in the Lord, and that her works follow her.
IL is to be hoped that this instance of mortality
will in some good degree be ssnctihed TO the sur
wing friends and aeqoaintances Of the deceas-
ed and that they may ain 10 follow her exam
PIES so far as she followed her Saviour The favors
Of God are yarioHsiy dispensed yet . there is one
event TO- alp; If we wait but little while the
grave is our house . Ne,ma say to corruptien,
thou art our father. and 10 the worm thou art our
mother anil sistern This Is the decree OF God that
all should die il Is incumbent therefore, on all to
prepare for death, especially as i comes in very
sudden and unexpected manner
!" leu thousand. dangers lark around,
To bear us to the tomb j;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
AGRICULTURAL.
Essay M. a.

p New England, farm will produce but
Ne q 10 profits from its cultivation, unless
nlords subsistence for competent stock Of
kIiIe Il this be the case an industrious and
onomical person well skilled in the man.
1nent Of Geld husbaadry will seldom fail
feaping copious reward for his labour and
Pense 10 the Productions Of the earth.
kecentiy serious Inconvenience is cxpe-
ented lfcss Che scarcity of fodder for cattle
afing The winter season, which is owing to
general depreciation Of moving lands.
~ evil we believe, Disht he remedied in
nn 81 Mtle expense and care. Ii has
zen pfevieoSly fepatked, that it was Of i'm
oEs.1re upland moving should be well seed
when laid down 10 grass. Many fail in
polnl little thinking what loss they
n lhsreby. We subjoin the method pur-
- ~ The Hon. Mr.. Hillhouse, in his own
The second year the land is
oagned and narrowed smooth, the dung
re and narrowed il: the land is then a.
|. naFsowed and sowed with barley and
seeo, about SIX quarts OF red clover, and
otnerds grass, to the acre. we'll mixed,
Dali IS sowed before the last ploughing.
mnainiog hall is sowed and narrowed or
lsoeo N. WhenI SOW red clover seed. |
,c'ease The seed to nine or ten quarts. or
:esef kind the grass seed is The one
4 s P'ogshed 10. Since practice1 plough
g part Of The seed, | have never fail
2! having my land well stocked. Il is
'pe plough will bury the seed too deep !;
Fef'ence evinces the contrary. have
Clover sown in this way stand the
g when that which was narrowed or
:ss ~ e. mas been almost or wholly des-
owing as imagine to many plants
easer depth Of root. Any mode will
~ ~ - : wet summer !; to guard against
\. sso q dry season is important"
- 'nse seen description Of species OF
Z q me Mass. Agricultural Society tracts
ysar 1913, which should il answer the
Snefe given Of it, will, we hope be
= 70 this District as il will supply,
e: measure the deficiency arising from
n''yse Of our fresh meadows. interyales
gPlaad fields.
t.n Of all others is the earliest, the
80 oest grass for green fodder and hay |;
about the middle Of May with red
= - seed ripens about month after.
49, oea = clover soil, and rises to 4
q irom eve to seven feet-it ought
sn sor hay u blossom, about the end Of
ne seed may Be sown in the fall or
WIN Of without grain, and must be
- !. g tightly narrowed. Ifmixed with
- !, makes good upland meadow. Ii
eqt 4 least three tines IN 4 season.
<s. g g grow old il becomes srawlike !:
''enaed ior hay il must be salted.
- nane Of this grass Is the tail meadow
Z was imported from Germany
- sPreading in Pennsylvania and adj
s,,'e:. i was introduced into this
J q Justin Ely, Esq. Of West Springfield,
2 'akes aiively interest ia the cause Of ar