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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

LAMBERT. KEITH L. co
MERCHaNf rAiLORS, (neRrly opposite the Bel
IVA IuUerH, Main SueetD respectfully inform their
customers an'i the public generally, that they this
Gay RECEIVING by The schr. Thames capt. WinanI from
New York; fresh supply of Thomas Skeppards blue
black aud dIab CLOTHS and ChSSIMERES-ioilinet
Valencia spgged aarsei!Ies and broad striped Black
Stff teStiHCS, with complete assortment of every
other anice in their IiHe,) which they are certain will
I've fonnd Oh inspection, not to he inferior any ever
Imported They wish particularly thai those geEtemep
whS have heretofore favored them with their custom
would avail themselves Of the oppofunity as
they are confident that there an0ber loi Of goods
o' the same quality 10 be had in this any Of the
LOTiheTH ma kets.
Gentlemen favOring them with orders, may he certain
OF their being purcnaily eXerDtedas they have got
~ said vessel few more first rate wOrkmen.
They have con'antly on hand fashionable supply Of
READY MADE CLOTHING. which they will sell on
Durability oftbt craftsmanship, being made In this city
uhutt lheu own Inspection. SEPT. H. 1..1i
4 tdUIIOh.-Tbe swhScIihrT c1nceves II hrs duty 10
- caution the pDbiic from purchasing Of certain
john Elicit, Of the county 81 King william, ar Of auy
Other person, The following SLAVES the Increase Of
the females comprised IN derd Of trust executed by
J"bh Elicit aud wife, dated the 9TH day of October
to secure the payment Of Of NANCY to the pre-
s,dtnt aud Professors or Masters Of ITtiHa1 Jfory
dten, Charity, Greasy, Moy. Colby, Liza Maria Rose
Jane George, Jim, Jacob, Fleming, AID Lewis, and
small gill called Tenor, Major man. David, Phil
Richmond aud Peter, boys, and Edy girl. An inuBc-
iiou has been Obtained ~ the Cbancefy District Of
kichmond restraining the said John Elect his agents
ana all others cencefnet from carrying away, die
posing Of III any mannet The slaves ahovefnentioued
HDMUNp CHRISTIAN,
Bnrsgr Of IjtffiaH s MdrV Coitfge.
City 81 Rchninnd. Sspienber 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

A IL persons having claims against JOS. DARMs
"a DAFT, dec. are requested make them known
DANIEL CALL, Ex'Ur
reO3. S5-.u Of Joseph DaTm,sa hre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

ARKANSAS LANDS FOR SALE.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND arpents Of Land for
~ sale on The north side Of Arkansas. This land 10
wen situated and Of excellent quality well adapted
tue culture OF cotton, coTn rye and oats. The rapid
increase OF population and the unexampied improve.
ments which ave Hakng in that county, cannot fail
10 make the investment Of money IN real estate not
only safe hat exceedingly profitable. The title this
isud derived from the Spanish government, aud us
validity cannot he questioned, will evidently appear
10y reference TO the documents left with the Editors
OF this paper As the proprietor is very largely inter
ested ~ The grant Of The Spanish Elisha
Winter, he is DESTROYS Of dsposng % part Of his
claim. aud will make the terms accommodating. n
cash be given, bargain may he had. Negroes
bank stock ILL I've received IN payment.
~ The Agent OF the Proprietor will he in the city OF
itichmond about the first November pext and will be
readyis net on the proposals of any individual com.
pauy Of individuals Who he disposed TO purchase.
~ The mean time, applications may he made to the
Editors etteTs paid who will exhibit authority
81 The Agent and The lille papers. 37..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
Manchester PROPERTY for Sale.

virtue ofa deed oftrnst executed Ia the Subscribers
by Zacbariah Brooks aud Margaret his wife on the
n day " February, 1870, and Of record In the ONCE
Chesterfield county court, in order 70 secure the
payment OF certain sums OF money therein specified
We shall sell ~ public auction, without reserve for
cash. IN front cf the pfemises Frry the 6fh OcfO-
ber ncrt, FOUR HALF Acug LOrS IN the tawn Of
Manchester, known IN the plan ~ said town by Nos
l0i, i02 us and Hear much thereof 80 will answ
the purposes ~ said dced..Tbese lots ave divided
into wotencmeHts-hiehy improved and well adapted
70 the accommodation Of private fainiiessHd are now
in lbc occupancy Of Mr.. Gray aud Mr.. Brooks.
JOHN JONES. }
R1CH'D BOOKER, '"'ees.
Manchester, sepisnber ". ~. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

..s4Ws Passage for London.
s. - The very superior coppered Ship
ARAB, wia. A. brigham master expected to sail io
Hampton Reads TO The above port The eGui-
nnca! gales over, say from the 25 to tue Goth OF
ihs month. She can elegantly accommodate OF
q pass eheers. Fol Terms, apply
koG AGBaTr, III. < co.
HIIO HIYE FOR NILE
20 hhis philadelphia Rye Wbiskey
100 rcsins P'iDtins Paper
100 sacks Liverpool Blo.n Salt
10 cases superior :" eet on. dozen each
20 do. do. genuine old Port Wine
Philadelphia Liai Sugar, NOl.
70 bbls. prime Pork
Cotton ys'as. asserted from No. 1. to IL, and
Brooke's paien. whsat Fans.
Senle.rher IS IS 1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
IHe ceLeLrnLed BnIn Of OnlLo.

A MEDICINE unegus any In the world Tor the
cure of Coughs, 5slhmas, aud Cnnsninp.
toms. Since this eX Medicine was Arst disco.
cred, upwards of IN B6rrd fh0usOud persons
have experienced itf and saluiaTy effects many
OF whom bad beeP shinaiic and c0usurn ptve
complaints, Tedn' ie brink Of tue grave their
constitutions we eniaCiaicd, aud cast ~ all
hspes OF recover &c used every remedy recon-
mended as sper these complaints. The above,
together with al assortment of DRUGS K mE.
DiCiNES, for DUVAL * MeRGtDOE.
Sept. 5. s5.st
MAR Er C.. DUNCAN viii take noijce HAT
I'VE on aay OF November next we shall, in
obedienc order ~ buckingham county eonrt
proceed the guardian account Of John p. Nor
tiss, - guardian. The settlement will take place
az The fJohn =. Norris IN Buckingham county,
t,aic .na-and this notice is given because you
are mhabant ~ this state.
Itrdyd Card, MaIthcw Cor
fephen H0Oper, Ir Join Johns, Com'fs.
Wtii1,a u. Jones, CiOVer Johns,
nhef rs. s..w1ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

kJrhe ENQUIRER 4. published twice a week gene
rally zndthree times week during the session OF the
Sfdfe the same as heretofore Tive
Dollars per amman, payable in advance Notes or Char
tered specs-paying sauts (oniy) will he received in
payment. rhe Editors will guarantee the safety Of
renting them by mail, the postage of all letters being
paid ny the writer's.
t No paper will he discontinued but at the discre-
lion OF the Editors nnt all areaages have been paid
up.
tTwhoever win guarantee the payment fnine papers
shatl receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT ore Sladre-First Insertion, as ccnts-sdcb
Continuance, 80 cents.
- No 5dgerfisement Inverted untii tt has either
oeca Pa'd for, or 1ssHmes by person ia Ais city
.e- Hs snerons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

SLAVES FOR SALE Az AUCTION.
nN SdfHYdGV the Nh d0V Of Ott0ber merit, at Berry
~ Hill in the county NJ Heurico shall proceed to
sell five slaves, aud boysaisO fine JOnng stud
horse, and all the mnles horses, sheep cattle and
farming utensils on the Berry Tll Estate, public
auction TO the highest bidder rbe sale will be made
under two separate dseds ~ trust executed NY Samuel
McCrswtbe Grst bearing date the sh day Of February
1919 The second the 18th DAY Of January 1870. A.
sHch ofthe said estate is requisite 10 satisfy the
objects Of the meniieued deed will be sold for
cash the residue credit % one year the purcbV
money being secured by bonds With good security
The title 10 the above property is believed ~ he
questionabe-but can assure other iiiIe than
vested IN me. THOMAS r. ROULDIN.
Sept IS. az. IDS Sufvivirn ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

~ JUST received nom Liverpool. " The lSDIAS
I,J1lr Intsv, abou 100 packages Of H5RDW-5RE y
80 bfhf, comprising very general assortment
which they viii sell Iow.--CoantIJ Merchants are re
9uettea 70 call aud view The goods.
September w. s7..st
BEG leave 10 nforn1 the inia,itants of Richmond
ana us vicinity, that have taken the house lately
SScnplea ny Mrs BROoNg, and mean TO open SthoOt.
nssinniag on the arst Monday In OctsDsL parents
Ssposan to enrnst their children my care may with
S.,tsny calculate their reccivng my most unIemit.
ting attention.
Terms, for a session ogTen Months.
ooata aud ini,lpn IN the EIgsh branches including
ssuihy' spsNng, writing grammar, cOmpnton, geo.
s,py; history, chronology arithmetic aud plain
roS H.. = s4Y.--'M ashlng, Z.---F"si, StO.
meniosed, 40 Fuel, 50.
Mana' philosophy, chemistry, belleslefes astroBo.
use Of the globes can be taught inmy school.
t.,ng ladies' wishing to learn French, masic aud
pSng stal be attended to al the price OF N teach.
sniHoyed aud paid by the parents.
S24 y" 'As"' ''s",ii ~ ana ~ sg yt 'oI
August a.. go, az ~ r.. ''""'
n IEACHER is wanted, who csA come we'll recon-.
TOT ht knowledge ~ the English lang nage
s5e es'ws, .s,'n, &eApg'ieation may he made tn
Dennss, Amelia county Va Richard
-ss.,suo 2 VINO ives near that Office. 2l..w4s
sN DOLlANS REWARD. -. Rangrag from fhe
a., ,aae,tyer q" The tofrcr END Of FInpanna county
mr. 1D,A " tast month, negro nun named RIM.
ss,. SHPPoted 20 be abONf Jcet 10 faches hiah rs
gsafs etd, Of rafhcr geLio,rish rioa has I'M
Sn,o"lh ace large limbs uerv Strong made and
c ~ 9a Hkety ne res seen IN Cotnm5ia ne nigh
ser ee tetf home. gaming mifh ,rhi,e man rho 7s0s
NaftrmaH. re NAV ,erhgpS 5e ry.,js@ y,,ae,
g.oer '' tome 6o0f betrcrn Rich04o,d gyf I,y,ch
ysso, perhaPs lurking aboRt one Of those piaces
1;s.ir.!"g toPasf as freeman Uhich Is ne siort
HHesg as ne rcm away feifhonf o6ence I,cill rjy,
eyoDs retrGrd fer dsfiverinc tic said cryO 10 me
s.,,. wy ~ JaM 50 kh6f get him again. M
MastfLs o. vessels and others are toarged oe0ius,
carIE'ng nan GtraH. emyioyf,sg him or o6ordire hin
Ssps's sgs.'cis GARLAND HALLoRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

s,daNs F'd,. London,
.SS-s1ss, To The address OF Messrs John
GiihaI tnd Co. with the liberty of The su.
peiior New York Ship MOHAWK, Capt. -. This
vessel has jus, been la complete order and will lie
~ Bermuda Hundreds IN few days OF the cargo
heing already stripped on owners account II Is expected
sh. will have dspaichror freight of hhds. Tohac-
CO, the bulk thereof which he taken very low
apply IN JOHN &c WILLIAM GiLLiAT.
prsrs on New York at short sights, FOR sale Is
above. Sept. =. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

DUBLic sALB..,BV pirtus Of a deed ctr
u cufedt Ofhe Subscribers by Join Mdftb n
HcHrp drdersoR, or tie 2lN dag nj Dfcef ~,
ami daiV recorded IN me ricrt's olfce of tan
csnDtg court, for pATyoses therein me ace
shoit seu 10 The hiehesf bidfcy, on the IS, at
public auction CoS rsddg money, on &c 18th
day of Octohstnext, the TVhCF OFJAT afhafdn
county on Which the S0id J0L7t Mar present
Tesffs, combining 26al 0cTes IS or 70
much fhsyrof as shaN he aecessart 80 the sum
Of $40 a., dHc by me said decs frsf d0g Of
Nfs month together rim RE uhich may
accrHe fhersou and 0H charge lenses 0tfcHa
feg me drawiRc, rccordiDg,ay ion critic said
frAst dcsf. The fHs rested ~ be conveyed
70 the purchaser M my eTR'S Trustees.
Sspfcmir, g, ss..wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

Il.
t'HE subscriber wishes to rem lease for one or
more years, his tavern and farm, known by the name
OF Tue hLBEH1RLE jfOIEL, situated on the main
road leading from Charlottesville To Stanton disan,
nine miles from the former, and thirty one from the
iauer phase The subscriber deems II unnecessary to
say any thing in praise Of the above stand as
tavern II being we'll known. Persons wishing engage
at above are rcspec fully invited call subscr
her, and view the premises. ..EN. HARDIN
AihemaIIe. Sent. III II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

4 kJoI SABE.-tn vItue of deed of trust, executed
to rs ny Ira Garrett. ana Elizabeth James his wife
bearing date the I'd June 1918. and recorded IN the
county court 81 alhemaTle secure the payment OF
certain money ~ said deed mentioned, 10 Jonathan
Boucher Carr We shall on Wond0g the 9M October
1920, the premises, ts 10 the hiahett bidder foi
ready meney, the houses and lot, which the said
Gaifsttnow resides containing about and GEAR.
Ter acres tnd adjoining the town ofCbarotesvie The
tDe is indsppsabie-bnt shah only convey sueb a.
~ can iegaiy, uHdsr Tie said deed.
JOHN r. JONES.
hcHitfrS BRoADHEAD.
sept 2s,.wscs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

Ticketswni advance IT, y " la the
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LOTTERY.
WHICH will commence drawing In the city OF
w Washington in OCTOBER NENr; and as large
proportion OF the tickets has been sold. there will
aer be awarded to the fortunate adventurers the fol-
lowing SPLENDID CAPITALS.
OF 40 coo DOLLARS Of 0,OO0 DOLLARS
l.. 5000 DOLLARS 2 =. 5000 DOLLARS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

10 the highest bidder, at
premises. or Uedaesao
month, (Seyfcmbey) al
county Of Lenisa. adjoir
Charles ". Cosby, Will
2 late survey Of ths fnrs
2Toi acres. D.
September 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

I1URSUANT tO0 deedo of trust giueH 6y Roger Palmer
\ ard Sarah his niJe, fOfhe subscrf6er as Irustfe
for fhe benefit or Thomas FduafIeroy nil be soid at
Sttfte Plymouth, ia King aud Queen county. on me
liib Of october next u the hichet biddsT FOR readg
money, atr0ct Of LAND fH the county GJOres0fd con.
tanning I'M sUrreg33 acres, more or less ami situated
athiH Ieto miles Of York ripcror So much thereof
a. wH be necessary 10 discharge the 6aiaBcs dVe IN
said deed, rim 0HHeceSsary expenses atttRding me
execution Of the same.
Sepf.i2 37..sf no BOYD. TrHtfee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22

wAo committed to the jail of this county, Ne
w runaway, on the 18th April, anegro man who calls
himself DANIEL, and says he 10 the properly Of the
widow Drew ofCupcper eountyhs appears to be about
~ years Of age, feet 10 inches high darn eompexion
bad on dark cOlored ceat and paRtaoans and Iiqht
waistcoai. The owner Is requested 10 come forward
prove property pay charges ana take him away other.
wise he will be dealt with a. the law directs.
CHARLES HLLET, J0iior r. @.
Winchester. septeniher5 aI.Ist
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08

entrails we're dissected. and nothing was
found but residuum Of charcoal and
brick. To conclude tie examination sat-
isfactoriiy, the turkey was eaten, and
found TO be very good.
Last winter be agais repeated the ex-
pertinent with the same success.
The circumstance ID which be was
induced TO make the experiment is very
cusious one. One nf Sis neighbours in
formed him, that being driven from the
city by the fever Of 1898, his family re-
collected that lone foeIs that had lived
10 Kind Of loft over KS workshop, had
been forgotten in the hurry Of their re-
moyal, and would certainly be starved.
They were absent six or eight weeks,
and on The retiring e The pes.;lence re-
turned. To their great establishment, the
fowls we're not only aiiye, but very fat.
although there was nothing but charcoal
aud shayings that they could have eaten,
aud some water that had been left in the
trough OF a grindstone had supplied them
with drink.--Nationdf Recorder.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
Extract from Dr. Andtrson's Recreations.

Every attentive observer will remark
among the plants of almost every kind Of
crop, some individual stocks which are
distinguishable from the others by great
er degree of health, or luxuriance, or
profigacy, or earIiness, or some other pc
culiarity. A friend of mine remarked
some years ago particular stem Of peas
among his earliest crop, which came into
flower and ripened long before the others.
He marked this stem and saved the whole
of its produce for seed. These came as
much earlier as they bad originally done.
This produce was also saved for seed !;
and thus he obtained particular kind Of
early pea, that came al least week be-
fore the best sort he could buy in the
shops, If sow at the same time With them.
The Doctor relates facts similar to this
respecting wheat and beans. The general
idea he means to inculcate is obvious, and
extremely worthy attention.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
From Hosg's Winter Evening Tales.
STORY OF TWO HIGHEANDERs.


There is perhaps no quality Of tie
mind in which mankind differ more than
in a prompt readiness either to act or
answer TO the point, in the most imminent
aud sudden dangers and difficulties; OF
which the following is most pleasing
instance.
On the banks Of the Albany river, which
falls into Hudsen's bay, there is, amongst
others, a small colony settled, which is
mostly made up Of emigrants from the
Highlands of Scotland. Though the soil
Of the valleys contiguous to the river is
Exceedingly rich and fertile, yet the win
ter being so long and severe, these people
do not labor too necessarily in agriculture.
but depend for the most part upon their
skill in hunting and fishing for their sub
sistence; there being commonly abundance
of both game and fish,
Two young kiDsn,en, both Macdonalds,
went out one day into these boundless
woods to hunt, each Of them armed, with
a well-charged gun 10 his hand, aud a
skene- dhn, or Highland dirk, by his side.
They shaped their course towards small
stream, which descends from the noun
tains to the N. w. of the river, on the
banks Of which they knew there we're
still few wild swine remaining aud O.
all other creatures they wished most TO
meet with one of then little doubling but
that they would overcome even pair of
them, if chance would direct them to their
lurking places, though they we're reported
to be so remarkable both for their strength
and ferocity. They were not at all sue
cessful, having neglected the common
game 10 searching for these animals; and
little before sunset they returned home
ward without having shot any thing save
one wild turkey. But when they least
expected it, to their ininite joy they dis
covered deep pit cavern, which contain
ed large litter Of iine half-grown pigs,
and none Of the old ones with them. This
was prize indeed: so, without losing a
moment, Donald said to The other, {" Mack
You pc le Iittlest man, creep you in aud
durk tie little sows, aud I'll pc keeping
watch at tie door, Mack complied with
out hesitation--gave his gun to Donald
unsheathed his sksne-dhst, and crept into
the cave head foremost bat after he was
all out Of sight, save the brogues, he stop
ped short, and called back. " But Lord,
Tonald, pc shoor TO keep out tc old vans. "
+" Ton't you pc fearing tat, man. said Do
nald.
| The cave was deep, but there was a.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
KEEPING HORSES.

The Dartmouth Herald has given some
directions TO be observed by those who
keep horses, which may be found very
useful. TO enable those who are inter-
ested TO try the experiment, We have Civ
en- the writer's ideas in the following brief
view. A horse allowed 10 eat and waste
will consume from four TO five tous of hay
in a year, besides the necessary grain.
Ten pounds of hay, with two quarts Of
corn, are enough to keep horse in fine
order--this would amount TO little more
than ton and half of hay per year, and
% bushels of corn the cost being under
$50. To keep horse healthy, he should
stand on green turf, dug thick and placed
on The floor of his stable, and be cnrried
daily. Corn is preferable food to oats,
as there is more heart in it. 1t should be
given two or three times day ia small
messes il the horse is not used, he should
be fed with corn sparingly, and occasion
ally sailed and washed with cold water.
The pulse indicates the health of a horse.
II may be felt about an inch back Of the
eye-in health it beats about IS strokes
in minute. In using horses, it is better
to drive briskly and stop often, than to
drive slowly by long stages. Daily ADJ.
A broken winded horse had been kept
in field where there was not any water,
except in the bottom Of an old lime kiln,
and had recovered his wind-the owner
ordered stable shovel full Of quick lime
10 be renewed every five or sig days, aud
The water to be poured off, and bucket
Of it to be given every day, to broken
winded coach horse, aged eight years,
which had almost constant cough. The
horse was supplied with water thus pre-
pared for about five weeks, and kept in
the stable. He is now perfectly recover
ed 10 his wind, and free from cough.
To FGrmers.--In the winter of 1915
10, gentleman 10 this city made the
following experiment. He placed tur-
key 10 an Enclosure about four or five feet
long, two feet wide, and three or four
feet high He excluded as much light as
be could without preventing circulation
Of air, and fed the turkey with soft brick
broken into pieces, with charcoal also
broken, and with six grains Of corn per
day. Fresh water was daily supplied.
The box or koop in which the turkey
was placed, he always locked up with his
own hands, and is perfectly confident that
nobody interiered with the experiment.
At the end of one month he invited a
lumber Of his neighbours, among Others
two physicians. The turkey, now very
large aud heavy, was killed and opened
by the physicians, aud was found TO be
filed up full with fat. The gizzard aud
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08
From the New-EngIand Farmer.


Manure from Swine--how to increase the
Quantity.
The dung of swine is very rich and fat
manure, aud so cold as to ferment very
slowly. II is so rich aud oily as to be
double in value to meats dung. ii will
render the most dry and hungry soils ex-
ceedinely fruitful in wettisb season, as /
have found by experience. 1t resists the
i'll effects Of drought, and does most SER
vice 10 hot country. BY its steady and
gradual supply Of rich nourishment. it
is peculiarly adapted for the growing of
hops, pumpkins, running beans. and eve
ry plant which has long vines. Nothing
can equal it for the growing u potatoes /:
it has produced me more than peck in
a bill on the poorest hungry sands or
rather, ! might say, stra,u only a little
impregnated NTH the dung Of hogs has
done it. This is so strong manure, that
it answers well when mixed with large
proportion Of earth, weeds, straw, or other
bibulous substances. 1t is almost incredi-
BILE how great quantity of good manure
may be obtained, by supplying bog-stye
with rubbish to mix with the dung. have
heard of forty loads of manure being made
in a year, by means Of one hog-stye, and
have no doubt Of its being practicable.