Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

fellow passsn:ef shall he deceived If ,h.s .eed do
not In It's spread sone hat resemble the mustard seed
mentioned in the scripture"
Thus far, ihave not been deceived. And indeed the
Facts Of my actual donss. aud Of the truth of which
Facts have taken care that there shsil be doubt
50 striking that prejudice siauds not moment brfo,.
theui Rich as England is IN mines this one root is of
more value 10 her than al, her mines under erouad To
IL sue owes very great part Of her food het hides aud
hcr wool Bat, uNaiuable In England where there are
few farmers with Woodlands aud yIaling lands for
cattle in summer, aud which of little value for any
DINER purpose, what must he here upon this pace
Tor instance where am The woods aud ulcutivate5
land vii carry very well two hundred sheep aud thIty
head of boru cattle with any sixty pigs alon. from,
the hrst week IN June TO the end Of October What am
! 70 do with them then -, land will NOT toffcr :,
ienh pat "f the number hat. II I. few acres Of
iand a1t very few can raise enough the
tie and sheep 20 half lat the pigs 10 Keep well III
June aeaH all do nnl wish fa,ten what pront IS
there aud what riches III the Tor TIA. ext wear
CabO"scS, isii as easy taised the Ruta Ba.a are
hafdf OF less inpo:'anee where the SWmU,er Jccd Is
scanty IN quantity. The produce is large the ouali,v
excellent, the cultivation easy. fcw acres w,Ilk,
large stock from July to January If the sowiuss ana
paintings, and the Softs be when and what they ought
ne nave now cfeSea SORTS Of cahharcs which viii be
ready to transplant in ten days. Some Of Them viii
have completed their growth by the drs, week in u
gust, ami souie not Till November aud have cahbar.s
which Will he III 10 give 10 pigs eaved and white and
hatd IN about ten days tme II is very little ground
that is required for these purposes and nothing very
expensive ~ the wsy ofiabor The great requisites ai.
rare. attention. reidncc, and without these who can
expect 10 succeed in aRa thing
Mr. rs the unite fRrliipt [, be despjs-d Psone seem
no L" Know" mat o1s" aud sheep are fakfed these
IN England .nd that too in PREDICTIONS numbers and TO
great periectioh But. then, these triife mr.
nip are Applied TO the whole race There are ten DIFF
ier' nj sorts, very distinct. And hesidv a.urnp tho
tweigh only pound OF from SIX To ten uonnds
Is SIN tn,Pibbut Tie reader tlat en-
OF ten pounds has more nntrive matter IN than mir
ty Of one pound each--ihere may he cesas yben me
SORT OF roo, may be very setviceabie II be sOwn
JGH mouth later than the rH,g bag1 And that i; is
not desplcabie thing, the reader VIII Anow, when (
tell hm thar cnce saw i2h hundred shsrp ard lam
all in one held Of Is white turnipS here hey
had all been living for than months. IL was
III February. The field had been begun 10y a Cock of
Somefsesiire ewes and their lambs the latter destined
Tor The London market at Easter. These followed
on the same ground by South Down ban en- ewes fotfi
Inc miro aud las bite VAS for South Down which
were iainbng. There separations hy hurdles to
Keep The flock distinct And thus all eaten mp and
tue nero Ilch as garden This which farm
Of Mr. Miiward, ut TitChdeid was as far as | recoi
'ect, the finest sight OF the kind that saw but
somewhat approaching IL, is generally to he seen in
Lnsiand-and, though the turnips must he stacked
here see very little Inconvenience in that. The only
pretauon is To give the fattipy oxen and to the
sheep III wet weather, little hay along with their tur
hips, IN order To prevent laxity too great.
WIN tneSe opa'ons, aud with strong desire TO pro-
mote the interests of agriculture dIdehng in Ane
rca have taken, and taking measures for supply
OF eooa and true seeds of every kiHd that think viii
DE useful and II should return home before their :r.
iivai, my friend Mr.. john Morgan will be chiefly en-.
trusted Will, tile fulfmeu OF my intentions in this res
pect To say so much of ones sefsnoi very pleasing
pnt rs marks on diligence and zeal in This way,
now exists IN Hampshire most beautiful plantation uf
.ress rom seeds imported by me from PENNSYLVANIA
wnhe III fehhsy'hIa had the pleasure to flourish
ing and lofty cherry rces aud others the fines, sorts
sent out hem Hampshire by aftor my return to
England This yrar imported foatr hundred peGch
'eeS nect8rNss, 0pricOts gtuSS, &c. OF which
knew TO oa good. They unfortunately put ON
oodru Tue Bacctua, London ship, being as
wlshe", sent to Liverpool. They lay five nonils on
board they servedoniy tn make fire or am per
snaoed they woud in few years have stocked the
whole country. Whether femSin another year or moi
shailnot abandon this project.
WIN the exception of the treatment experiences
from the assembly of Pennsylvania, c rather from
part H have met IN this country every thing TO be
pleased with aud TO he grateful for and though infc
resi- VIII III the AFFAIR Of seeds he also To- exer
uoh KNOW not IN what way efectnaly aud more
honorably than in this way, can shsw my gratitude TO.
wards the country. WM CONFETTI
r. ) hear, that some prIso at New York are sell.
ihg russia turRip seed aud saying that they have
OO"sHt Or o. me, IN continuation OF which assertion
they show signature upon paper bags out Of which
heS take the seed 10 sell IN small Quantities mar
hsI ana elsewhere The reader has, dare say, seen
gan put INFO bcite, which lad Cbomyoirne Label
hanging 10 It's neck-However, be this it may hold
ytrif responsible for no seed, which the souer has
h't Obtained from me, or from nv IN Fly Market
or from Mr. Arclambanlt. very anxious upon this
mead, having witnessed, and, INDEED experienced so
May cruti dlsspp"intmens and heavy osse aud seen
80 many meh discouraged and 6iSgKSted, from the
sowing OF Rad seed and Knowing that there are about
ms country many little patches and parcels Of seed
c6tted Russia tnrnip hut which seed in about
tue same degree thata crab resembles tail pippin.
Gentieinen who write TO ME, 20 Mr.. ATchainbsult
VIII please tobevery plain in the writing of naaes Of
persons and places.