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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
PAifeietphic, lEeI,rc,v I5.
RELIEF Or THE POOR.
Csty Hal, Feb. IL. IsI7

l T.. 4.
A. meeting of the Citizens OF piiila.
delphia. and the adjoining districts, for
| Tie purpose Of aiierding relief 10 tie
| Poor:
ChiefJust;cc T{ghmaa was cslledto the
ElEsir, and Rodent WsAg appointed Seore-
ilry
ResoIred. That acommittceof eight per-
snns be appointed in each ward ofthe
cry. twenty IN Southwark, twenty in East
and twenty i'll West Northern Liberties,
eight for the township of Penn, and eight
for kensington, and four for Nioyamen-
sing, to collect subscriptions and distrih-
ute supplies. &c.
IL was then moved and seconded.
That the committees appointed, shall re-
spectivcly he empowered 10 fill any va
cancies which may happen By absence OF
resignation.
On motion,
Rcsotccd That Elillu Channeey, CASH
icr of HE Bank OF PENNSYLVANIA, be an
pointed Treasurer, 10 whom the commit
tees of collection are desired to pay Tie
donations obtained by them, and that they
be requested 10 proceed Immediately 10
thelobiect ot,their appointment
Hesoiced, That committee of snperin-
tendance lie appointed, with authority TO
procure such supplies as may be necessa-
tee ct distribution.
Resoioed, That when the said committee
shai have accomplished the object oftheir
appontm they snail publish an account
o' receipts and disbursements, and if any
balance remain unapprOpriated, that thew
be empowered 10 dispose thereof, III such
manner as they may deem best calculated
Ia promote in future the welfare of tie IN
digent.
And mhereGs, in the opinion oftIlis meet
ing, an enlightened and extended pillar
ihrophy requires The adoption ofmeasures,
which, under the blessing of Divine Pro-
violence, may tend to remove those un-
happy causes, which reiEIer so many of
our fellow-creatures subjects of wretch
edness, and objects Of such frequent and
often unavailng commisseralion there
fore,
Resolred, That The committee of super-
attendance be requested to investigate the
causes which contribute TO produce the
deplorabie number of individuals, who
annually require public charitable assist
ance, consider whether any, and if Snv.
what plan can be adopted, 10 remove or
prevent the same, and report the result
of their enquiries and opinions, when they
shall be prepared.
The following Gentlemen were appoin-
ted:
The Chief Justice James Stewart
Robert VAIN VIM. SAMSON
Ebenezer Ferguson Samuel Archer
Jonah Thompson John Goodman
|, Robert Ralston Peter Kevser
Robert Vaux Peter Miercken.
VIM. TILGHMAN, Chairman.
ROBERT WALN, Seen.
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LONDON. December

LONDON, December g.
RIOTS IN TIE METROPOLIS.
The City Of London has not for many
years exhibited such scene of tumulf
as that Which took place yesterday. The
first symptoms of riot appeared little
alter Tue execution of the four unlorlu-
nate men at the Old Bailey, when be-
tween 2 and 800 Of the crowd gathered
together, and hallooed-" Now for sra
fields y They went off in BODY In
wards SnIlthfield, and increased rs they
went along. They were Joined .bv anc-
ther mob that came from towards Fins
bury-squarc, with Il cart full of men, and
carrying two white flags with red letters
BE not afraid of the soldiers, for The
soldiers are our brothers" They went
along st. Iohn-street, and arrived I'm Spa
fields about ~ o'clock tie fields al This
time had the appearance OF fair. cover
ed wllli people, and the stalls for the sale
OF fruit, gingerbread, &c. The Lord
Mayor, as on former day of mcctinn aft
Spa fields, took every precaution fer the
purpose Oi preser ing The public peace
IhepoliceN other magistrates were all at
their posts. A great numhcro of extra con
stables were sworn in all the police Offices,
aud the magistrates were stationed as fol-
lows Sir NatIll. CSnant, Mr.. Turton, Mr..
2'uvh' WI. DdhcT, anu Mt. OXFORD, m
Cold bath-felds Mr.. Coticrcl in tie
House of Correction, TO receive charges
against any prisoners who might he bro't
III, II being Immediately in the neighbOr- /
hood of Spa-lieids. Mr.. nansiord and
Mr.. Leach sat at Hatton- Garden Office
20 take charges ndregulate police. Ihd
evil power, both in Westminster and thd
city, mustered in their greatest strength.
and tie military at their stations in town.
and in the suburbs, were al in reddness
to act at a moments notice. Willie thA
mob were assembling at Spa-felds, ano-
tlier as nan erOus, about 2JOof whom hall
the appearance Ofscamen Of the Iowelt
class, armed with bledgeons, sticks, & {.
made us appearance at Snow.hilI, WITH a
man IN the van, carrying "A fri colDurkod
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sWHa. . sssyra.szxargaczzarszssfTsssr15=..,a .:
.SYfe GPEgOR WGREGOR

1t has been represented, f.r short
time past, that this PatNo, Officer had de-
sertedihe standard ofthe South-American
revolntionisis, and that he was NAH Ing
preparations for entering into the service
the Patriots of Mexico. On this sub
.iect, the Maryland Gazette Of the goth
inst. has the following: "Ihe r,mor late
~ IN circulation of:his active officer liay-
ing abandoned The Patriot cause, is said
to be erroneous, as well as several repre-
sensations of his character WHICH have
appeared in the publications of This coun-
try" fI5.
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New-Orleans, Jan. %.
MILITIA CFNEpAT OpDrDc

New- Orleans, ian. %.
MILITIA GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters, n. Orleans,
January l0th, 1917.
Woniere Fazendc and Zcnon Cara}ier arc
hereby appointed and declared Aids-de
Camp TO the Commander in Chief, with
tho rank of Colonies, and are,o be obey
ed and respected as such
is. VILLERE.
A public dinner is TO lie given on Satur-
day nextto W. c. G. Claiborne, Esq. late
Governor of Louisiana, and now Senator
Ill Congress as testimony of respect for
past services.
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January 30. SI-5a~0w
NTiLCABLE james Rircr LdHl Far .yais-Wi be
sold, before the door ofthc Bell layern the III
"Wednesday of next month n fair IL NOT, the next
fair .ay. between the hours of! aud o'clock in the
vcninc, tracts or parcels oil LAhU, viz:
One tract containing about 25o acres, lying on the
south side OF James River below the westa ferry
and adjoining the abutleni of the bridge to he built
cruss the said river by Mr.. Wilson X Co.
The other tract containing so acres and lying about
mile foni the fret nentiGnrd and the tane distance
from the river. The TIMBER and other advantages Of
these tracts of land. render them objects of importance
to gentlemen who wish acquire property in the neigh
borhnod Of Richmond.
Terms of Safci cash, the balance in two annual
meats from the day OF sale.
An indnbitabc title the land will he conveyed 20 the
purchaser upon his piaku: the first payment, and CIV
IN. bonds With approved serurty Tor the balance, by
Lcmis q. Jpshaw, s.
Edrm Upshar.
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10y virtue OF deed of trust executed to By David
- D1ckenson, aud recorded in the County Cont OF
Hanover dated toe 22d day March, 1884, secure tile
payment OF certain sums Of money therein named and
the eNpences attending the execution of said deed due T.,
"m IIuelest, OF said county, either us shall
proceed 10 sell, IT public auction to the highest bidder
Tor ready money, on the premises, Wednesday the
OH OF March next. flair, II not the fair da, GER
tam tract or parcel ofland lying in the Of Iano
yer, with the improvements thereon suitable for heac
connodation ola geitcel family. Containing by survey
Si acres being the tract Of land which said Dick
enson lately purchased Of Edward G. Sydnor:
And on Friday, the 7t of March next il fair il not
the next far day, by virtue of the above mentioned deed
We haii proceed To sell forready money the prein
srs the said Dckensons half interest half ac
io IN the city Of Richmond, being known by the No D.
IN Dnvais addition OF soIRucI thereof will be suic
EMIT satisfy said deed.
JOHN A. RICHARDSON, ,.,
RICHARD n. Johnson I|"S'esS'
February II. 92-2awtds
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LsLAisrER or PARis-soo tons OF the most superior
Il quality, for sae, either ground IN lump, b. tue
subscribers.
woODsoN & STAPLES.
Ian r.la..L.
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SHApARD& wLBD--o.rnN Fon s,lE.
- 30 hhds and IS bbis Muscosado sugars
hhds. and 20 barrels loaf do.
30 ,cne ll's. cofiee, paff prime green
90 hhds Antigua iui, /; is do. \. Englandd do
l73 bbls. Leybnrn and Caruer's best old reetiiied
whiskcy; islilids. common do.
IL hhls apple brandy; C".nisc brandy
Holland gin in pipes and Eases
or. casks Sicily Madeira I
u do. dry Malaga WINE,
10 do. Sherry
~ bids. molasscs; ~ tierces London porter
300 sacks Liverpool salt Is tous bar iron
do. blistcred steel ; de-. German do.
20 bundles Crawey do. sheei and hoop iron
ton nail rods
co casks cut nails and brads assorted sizes
10 bhls. Ncw-fork prime pork
10 do. mess beef; 80 do. liver oil
3nn bbls cut herrings
loo do. whole do. (Naya-Scota)
25 Kegs Lockfne behring's ! cco,r,,
25 boxes smoked do. $500"
50 hbls. sLad few bbls macsarel
10 boxes Whmores cotton and wool cards
90 boxes by 10 } WINDOW GLASS
~ do. do. 10 by IL I $3.50" "IA''
u hhds. glass ware assorted
cases half pint ,umblers
1 do pint do
IS boxes mould candles 20 do. chocolate
so do. brown soap; 40 do shaving do.
loo do. wrapping do case quilts
IL crates queens ware =; 3 tons patent shot
80 kegs warranted sunpowder T. IF. FrF.
10 dOz. calf and Md skins
90 tons plaster of paris ~ tons hemp
Tar. r"sn, English fedned salt peire, quart
young Tyson tea, pepper pimento niiiinegs, gin
ger, fig blue, inadder, alum, putty, copperas
brimstone, indigo, seine Irvine, sacking aud sack
bags, wool and ine hats, bedcords and leading
lines, Turkey yarn, shoe thread, wedding hoes,
grinustones, &C. &c.
Also case check silk handkerchiefs and quantity
sipoMESrIC GOODS,
Consisting If
Sattinetts, shirtngs, he'd ticks
Chanibrays, stripes, plaids
Gingham vestings, &C &C.
JMst Recsi,ed-23s realms writing paper, completely
assorted quantity of Macsn's family -four aud
cheats fresh imperial tea.
Ltfke Rirer-35 hhds. bestretailing moasses; hhds
Antigua rum few haies cotton.
VALUABLE Mock Of Dry f.ooas at .IMcfion-The
MONDAY, tile 10th day OF March next sell their entire
stock OF GOODS ut auction, amounting about 80 o00
ana conpr isig probably The best otrr
Goods
Best SKperfHe, miailing, cloths and c0ssi
1fres; Irish linens shiyfis sheetig, cdlic0es cam
5rcS m"sfinS, k~,cHs, cords and retuet lace eoods
Pms, necdtcS, cotton balls, i6rdnfiss Ro,ences
TED -''iery, gi"ves HHen cotfar bed ticking plains
1f"tsefS 7npt c0itOHS-dRd n fcn brussels cdrptfS,
t9gtihar HHh rrery thing pecessory,tO assert Dry
GOcH Store.
We beg leave TO assure the public that every article in
onr Store viii he offered and sold that dsappont
leni can accrue to purchasers attending the sale. The
sale vii. be continued from day day until closed.
Terms 'riH he iiJcrdl.
MARKS & RAPHAEL.
The sale will he conducted by
ParkhiHs, Dunlop s, Copla,td.
fcb'y ~. 07-ti5M
10y virtue of a deed ofIust executed to us BIZ David
ID Dickinson, aud recorded i'm the County Cont of
Hanover, dated tue 22d day OF March, secure tile
payment of certain sums Of therein named and
the eNpences attending The execution of said deed due
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ArRCROES for salc.-By virtue of decree ~ The
court Of the United states, for the 9Th Circuit and
District Of Virginia between keDccca bond adglihista
tr,x OF Phincas Bond dec. who attorney ia fact for
abe creditors of Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, aud David
Hos and others dricndantst shall proceed 10 SELL AZ
public auction number of SLhNES-beiug the Slaves
and their Increase conveyed by David Ross To William
Mewbur aud Others by deed oftrust on the 3it Of Oeto
ter fgD7 aud recorded in the court OF Calpbel county,
The sale will commence at Oiivsr Iowess Tavern, ~
tile town Of Lvnehhury, the 9TH day OF March next,
and from day day uital the SAME IS eohpc3
ed.
The Slaves will I've sold for approved endorsed notes at
days negotiable and payabie Al The Bank ofNTginia or
Farmers hank ofVirgnia. .
These slaves represented as extremely VARIABLE
II al " them, having been employed III or r.
bout tire oxford Works IN the county OF Canpbcl
Number n( them are said he remarkably well skilled
IN tile working ofror. They will be sold ia families, As
far a practicable with Justice the parties concerned.
.twonid he more agreeable to me 10 receive two endo
sers, a town aud country ehdorser, IN all eases.
wM. MANN, (0mwissiODer.
On iondayrhc l7th of March next, viii he sold, al
the oxford iron Works number ~ Wagons win their
gear carts and mprIents used IN the husiness OF the
Iron Wofks with the stock 81 IRON, &C. Oh anh ana
zunher Of horses mules cattle aud hO1s. The terms
Of sale will be the same with respect io the slaves
" r. Astie sale forinerly advertised not coniinu
ed think IL pfoper to form the public tat the sales
now advertised will proceed unless prevented ~ acct
dentand that purchasers will lind to their advantage
Tebrnsrv1t o2tds
kJ' me FIfar n the Press, LygchbuTg. EiH snsfrf
tic 0J0re advertisement fftfDf 0ay ~ Sr. ana fgr-
aard his gccoWax to Bia. NaFHJor pigment.
fcbrNorg l.. 500
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FOREIGN.

Further extracts from the late Esg7iSh md
Irish papers, tyhe JoAn H'Camo,oa, ~
7iced at Charleston
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DIR ECr TAXOFlsI5.

NOTICE is hereby givcn-lhnt the Direct Tax Of the
united States tor 1873, the following described
property, situate in this stste having
ycur rom the time OF the Notification of the Collector
whose district the said property lies that the TAX
con" due aud payable, the sane, much thereof will
De sold at Pnhlic Sale 1T the He'll Tavern in the CITY ri
Richmond, in the county of isniico on Monday the
IAN day of April, 1911. The sac'to Commence al 10
clock A NJ aud continue from day to day until sold.
Names oftdr Description ~ pro >im0aat t,oyabL.
o6te Persons. peTty s tor fhat. Dots. GEMS
MECkIE\BilRt;.
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HTARsHkfSs SALE.-Hy virtue Of decree Of The
lVl Superior Court VI Cbanccry for the Richmond Dis
tIict, pronounced the sNii day of june, lrlD, ~
cause therein depending, between James ~ lhrfsnn,
plaintiff aud Thomas c. ArmtrOng, Richard Jones, ano
samuel Jones of holloway. defendants VIII be SOLD, "
TIC highest biddce cash Thursday the stb DAY OF
March next Nntoway courthouse. ilhehg court Gay,
the int ef Jaef named IN the SAID decree and as cor
@eged by deed besfing date the h day Ut @feh, 1872
IRON the sbsvc named plai tih, ard Si, r. he wei9
the defendants above nasr contann 81 acres b. the
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~ The business will be conducted in future by JohR
W Eils in the same shop High street, where every
thing in his line may be had at the shortest notice. and
warranted. JOHN W. ELLIS.
poto,-xb 1ry Eeb'g Or. Qs-6t
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER oiIeTs for SAFE the relieving arii.
n clcs .
12e crates earthen ware. assorted 200 SACKS sat L.
yernool e,led 40 boxes tin Que 10 do. assorted
glassware no gross bottles SO casks lanpbisck 10
do. green ooppeTas boxes tobacco pipes 90 Kegs
white IL do. yellow, q Ito. red PAINT 50 do. Dutch
behring's 10 boxes best Durham mustard, do1- each ;
5casks do. ; 10 hhds whiting; box China, containing
4 sy,t. cwt joineys' wrought nails assorted, I'D. to
adj casks nini Glass Mortimers best double
THOMAS POTTS.
t(
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iCpANISH uiDEs.-720 Lagura OK iiides, trimmed
> and prime quality just received by sc Jane and
for sale. by
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NTOW at Rockets. received v sch. John-lo hh'is.
i prirsc molassrs-5o bblS. Irish potaoes-30 hbls.
winter pears-lT de-. n. Y. run--5o easks fhomasnwu
3ne1O tons Russia iron VIDE paIs-'o poSss ih"niu
candles3o do hard soap25 casks cheese with sundIy
other articles. -,
sLSO-Reerived nv the aboye vessel, elegant North
c,n,,I, ygs finished in tire most fashionable tyleand
aandsorIe assortment of furniture, consisting of side
boards bureaus bcdstras, secretaries with bookcase,
folding aud writing desks &c. &c.
Sor sale by JOHN " LAl * co.
Yah
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

The following is extracted from Tbach-
ers New American DiSpensary, and is
published for the double purpose of Civ
ing information and of exciting curiosity.
1t is requested that any one, who recog-
niZes the plant from the description that
is here given of it, would forward spe-
cimen to this Office:
ScutcItaria Ldte1If2ora-B .ScuH Cap.-
Hoodcd WILLOW herb.
The Scutellaria, or BIue-Scull-C Cap, is
perennial, of which there are numerous
species indigenous TO the United States.
The plant is found in great abundance on
the banks Of rivers and the borders of
ponds, Towering in July or August. The
stem is square, branched, and attains to
the height of from one 10 three feet. The
leaves are opposite, narrow, pointed, on
long foot stalks; the racemes are axiIa-
ry and lateral, bearing small violet-co-
Toured blossoms, intermixed with small
leaves. The calyx is hooded or helmet
formed, from whence originated the gen
eric name of scull-cap and scutelIaria.-
1t is now introduced here on account of
its recently reputed efficacy. as an anti
dote against the effects of Canine Mad
ness. Should this plant ultimately prove
a successful remedy for disease so truly
utplOidDIc III It's bdluTe, anu destructive
IN ITS consequences, no encomiums can
Surpass its merit, even if recorded in let
tiers of gold. The remedy was for many
years a secret, as the possession of IA
mily by the name of Lewis, in West Ches-
ter county, and in 1909 it was promulga-
ted by Mr.. II. Browne of New-YOrk ac-
companied with strong evidence in favor
Gifts antidotal powers.
With regard to the anti-rabid virtues of
Scutellaria, it is to be observed, that sub
sequent to its PRONUNCIATION, il has been
investigated and tested BY practical ex-
pertinent, sofar as opportunity and the
nature of the subject permit. A mass OF
evidencein favour Of its efficacy may be
found in production entitled, " Obser-
vations OH HydrOphobid," lately publish
ed by the compiler of this work. As, how
ever, it is still doubtful, and yet desirable,
to have the fact ascertained, how far this
plant is entitled TO the character of a spe-
cific preventative of H~Irophobia, every
| humane person must consider himself
! warranted inreserting to the use Of it OIL
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Majority for Mr.. Wolcott

f>fGHteHNHI -tJOBcFHOp.
The Hon. Jonathan lngcrsoll, without
opposition.
The votes for Treasurer and Sccrnta-
nv were not counted, being nearly unani-
nous.
Charles Dcnison, Esq. 0ed.) was cho-
sen almost unanimously. The Clerks,
(demos.) were choseu--the first by ma
iority of t'Co, the latter by majority of
one.
Nathaniel Terry and Ebenczer Hun
tingtOn, Esqrs. 0ed.) are chosen to fill
the two vacancies in the representation
to Congress, from this State.
The following resolutions were passed
by the Legislature on Friday last.
RESOLVED, BY this Assembly, that the
Hon. Henry Champion and the Hon. Ere
derrick Wolcott, with such gentlemen as
the House OF Representative shall join,
be and they are hereby appointed com
mite, TO wait on his Excelency John
Cotton Smith, late Governor Of this
State, and return Lin the thanks Of this
Assembly, for his many eminent services
rendered this State, in ihevarious impor-
tait Offices he has sustained. more especi-
ally while Governor of this State. and 10
company Ills Excellency on Lis return
home.
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DOMESTIC.
IYnsLinrfon HIM l

Washington, Noy IL.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed in the late
New-York Opposition prints, q; the decision
of the Secretary of the Treasury. comInmni-
Gated in his letter TO the District Judges, not
TO exercise his power to remit penalties IN Ger
tain cases, after those cases should have been
determined against the applicant by iudici-
al tribunal. What mag be the opinion Of 10
terested persons OH this matter, one may rea-
Oily see, from the temper of the article refer
red to !; but we believe there are more even
of the mercantile class, who vii, approve
rather than censure this decision of the nifi-
GERS of the government. The course hereto
fore pursued has been Il source of much vex-
alton to arge portion of the mercantile com.
munity, though not very loudly complained
Of Even now, just before we were informed
of the decision complained of, we had received
from correspondent in the District of Maine
the following letter, which takes a view of the
subject widely different from THAT taken BY
the writer in New York, and which we now
publish as a reply to what is said ofthe mpo-
LEY OF the change of practice AT the Treasury.
AS to the legality ofthe question, il appears
on the face OF the Treasury Circular, that the
best legal advice had been taken on it so
that the gentleman, learned in the law, who
has made the New-Y York Gazette the vehicle
of his ideas.is undoubtedly mistak en- on that
point as, from what follows, it would seem he
is on the other. MAJ. Int.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

HesTs Gales s. .Seaton
The ravages of the HessiaH Fly, of which we
have SO general accounts this season, are GER
tainly subject OF melancholy concern. As
far as | have been able TO learn, in all the
counties of Virginia where the growth of
wheat is sufficiently advanced to produce the
discovery of the visitation of this insect, it
has invariably appeared. And i now very
much lament that some of my neighbours, or
myself, did not, last year, give publicity to the
facts on the subject, which for several years
have been known 10 us, and of which the pre-
sent year affords additional evidence.
About five years ago, kind of wheat was
introduced into this neighbourhood, which has
been found, by invariable experience, TO re-
sist the Ay. 1t WAS brought here By James
LawIer, IN a small quantity in his saddle bags
from Chester county, Pennsylvania, where he
had been on a visit TO his friends. He stated
that it was there called Jones White Wheat
and had never been infected with the fly. From
this circumstance considerable attention was
paid to the propagation of il. The second year
after il had been cultivated in this neighbour
hood, | was so fortunate as to get five bushels
oft I sowed it on one side of field ofabout
120 acres, the balance of the field in the gol-
den beard there was no difference in the soil,
and the Lawler wheat produced eleven for one
while the other did not exceed three for one
The fly that year was very fatal, and the gOl-
den beard, which was sOwed much more thick
than the other, became, after the commence
mept offspring thin and scattering, and CONT
nued to decline in prospect much of that
which had survived falling till it was harvest.
ed, while the Lawler wheat grew to IA fine
height, and was without any Fly in it,
sowed the succeeding year my product OF
fiftv-6ve bushels, and twenty more, which I
obtained by giving four bushels for one.
slowed lat year 270 bushels Of different kinds,
and made as much from the seventy-fve of
LayleY wheat as from all the rest. for that
was also fatal year to the general crops, from
the ravages of the fly. I afterwards sOwed nv
whole crop of the Lawler wheat but the last
fall, being lulled into false security, from
the circumstance the ny not having made its
appearance the preceding season, I sowed a por.
ton again 0ftle bearded wheat. IN order TO iii.
vide, Tor convenience. the time Of the harvest
coming O., as the iawlerw wheat comes later than
any. except the old yellow bearded wheat ge.
ner4iiy IL use some years ago, and is about as
lat, rs that But This wear has again most fatally
t-t5cd 10 the value e the LAWYER wheat. (,
hsYs almost wholly lOst my seeding Of the gOt