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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

- az AWAY from the subtrtila, ot r,,.i. . ,.. g.
,h' -'.h instant an indentcd apprentice 10 he eob
m'a'u uu.'n,ssi n1med John Lun.6rd btt,ses Cd and 2I
'se'a'' iee or inches hie %, and of tleef ,,i
80 loi' anl hight complexion BE hld on line b,,J
.n ~ "l,e nat wth Grape on IT, ne I. rom su,rv
- ""efe ht connections are iivine; hs BE- f er,t,.
ny WIN young iid who IA. been ssJnced III ibs ,f +
.SS"piny hm 10 Alabama where be h,, biother
t ~ CO - illey received letter from him. which Ieger
"t a ~ ~iih hnn. T. o. expected he gt sfor ID 80, "a
21,s' sDon place be said woad be h, f ,opoinr dice
a' aIe i0Tnp trusting, hsrbofing. or enpiaVinr him
y ly y' Le ~" will 90 al be put d force The
aaovs "a,i va" be paid 90 s'y per.on vito vii ,esr,be
nm '9 i''t can get him, and t Reasonable eroeo i ~
hs dehy cry tome 10 Richmond n 'rWg1lvo.'
March @ AZ ,iL .s""'
N nhcrehy sUen tlat there are gacsat CEIIV b.,
- 'ue Lunric Hospital u tiic City of williamson r-
he 'teepi3h o patients boo both depafmenf5 f1,lc ,
hyordeE Of the Court " Directors
Ne. 90 LEONAHD HkNfEY,c. Z. y.
~ 20, fg wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
JNGrShdPs sale of KentIt,.k1I IonJ

JdarsdGPS sale of Rentucky Land.
p1rs1snte Of decree Of the Superior Of Chance
day OF Mareh 1929 in the of Cooke vs.. Gpin ,ha
On the 2S day OF May next the front door thu ElrI,
Hotel IN the City Vt Richmond, otter fur sale TO The hiche
Bidder, public auction, for cash. OF land lying in Lo-
gan county state OF Kentucky aud containing thousand
Que hundred and thirty three hird Of an
sale TO commence at half past occk Immediately after
te sale advertised by NE 10 take place the same day. in
the case Of Stott rs. Cure.
April IL. iloIiJ
E Instead OF the whole of the above tract Of land
only, one equal undivided nO,y OF said aud will sold al
The tnne and place and IN the above described
April I8. CUERl ANT IN 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

~ The ENQUIRER is published a week gener,lIv
aud three times week during the State Lesisl,
twepce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annun
payable advance Notes of Chartered specieayin b,nl
2nlyl will be received payment. The Editors will sua.al-
tee the safety of RENTING them by hail postage 81 ali lei,
ters being Paid, by the writers.
No paper will he discontinued Out at the discretion of
Sue ElitorsO until all arTearases have been paid up.
olr Whoever will guarantee the payment of niue paper
shail have the teuth GRATIS
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ Onc square, OR LESS-First insertion IS cent,e,eb
CONTINUANCE, 80
- No advertisement inserted, until il has either heen paid
for, assumed by this city its enyirons
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.Narshal's Sale Of Coal Lands, and of Jvest-

N pursuance Of deere. of die S,,erio co,,, ~ e.,
y Tor the ehnoad District, pronounced on the 2,t Of
i0<., IN the case of Ehenexer V. James Cur.
and others, shall the 27th day of Nav nest lr c
a. ine front door OF the Eagle HoIe highest bidder al
o the following real estate, 10 All the estate
"' us and interest OF james Currie land, in he
,a.e oil Kentucky aud OHIO, belonging the estate Of Dr.
sts cure dee viE one mueiy OF undivided tract OF
sN ACRES, lying IN Boone county, Of kenucy
On he waters OF Big Bone Creek one oiey seven und
ue tracts OF inc Iron Banks 10 the Of Kentucky bOr-
on The MissPp 1000 the waters of the
AspPi lUOO asl Is ON the waters Of Town Creek 1000
waters OF the same 1000 the waters of
Ns,ei oil Consol creek, aud 500 aud wo-td acres ON the
waters o. delaware creek; undivided moitiy of 1900
acres Highland the state of Kenlucky one mil
Niaed moiey OF 1000 Goose creek The state Of
hsn'usky and enet"eli, Of iOn six acres in the
1iNed tract Of ad, containing eoa situated county OF
The,ersd adjoining Black Heath, called the Failing Greek
ttact Terms credit Of SIX months, the .x.eu
,es hond and The title Retained eeuiy until obey arc paid
Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock.
April IA. ii2..,d.
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TRR SYC-lIlORES

LNIfE sub5criher Veebor0' Tie half
4 way house bew fredericksburg aud tine Bowling
the Old and stand formerly called Tod where he
boPesto entertain his old customers and al those who may
oali upon him, their eulife satisfaction. In addition
old houses, all OF which has been most thoroughly repsed
houses OF brick erected avefy Considerable
pence the enictsnnent Of elle and furnished
neatand eoufurtabe His stables large aud well
attended and ms cOhr iy market viii euabie him
keep good Table aud choice Liquors lie hopes by
aei1n his business, that he viii share that potion
public patronage which he has hitherto received, aud io which
he now beg leave y return his thanks.
LEWIS w. TALIAFERRo.
dorit &.
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-lI-4RSH9L.S -SaL =

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior of Chance
~ tor 'he Richmond District pronounced the i0;h day
iio's &c shah on the 29t day Of May next King VIII
liam ouse oder sale, the highest bidder at public
action Tor cash, the two following land yns IN said
county, wit One, containing hundred aei g.
aud the other two hundred and twenty three acres beng
land ed by deed president masters and
professors OF said colltge, TO john Elicit
J. GUEHkANr, N. 5. c. G. X. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

pursuance of decree the Superior sfChaucery
Tor The itchmond District, pronounced the 4t day
agc IS6, in the Gregory Prest,, Preston
Qdarles, shall the 30 day May next prei
proceed 10 sell at public auction, highest biddvr
tract Of land lying III The comfy Kus William on winch
James Rcheson resided in his life time, aud by him hcqueall
cd TO hisson Holt lGohtson Terms, credit Of aud
years, the purchaser giving bonds and satisfactory security and
Tie title retained until they paid.
J. GUEkRAST, N. S. c. c. r. ID.
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.M-4RNH4L,S - II

pursuance Of decree OF the Superior Court OF Chan
eery ter the Rehmond District, pronounced 2fl
dsy OF March 1879, IN the of WIN aud Mary College
Mitchell @e shall tie roth day Ne, next at King
William courthouse oIer for sale the highest bidder Al
public aucuon io cash. tract Of land lying m said county
being The same lot sold by ,ad college Fleming Mitchell
and known on the college box of surveys as lot No CON
'aiuing tso hundred aud iilyfour ACRES.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. c. C. RI.
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L.FNO FOR S1T 2

OFFER foF sale The rsouf land on die I,anp,t,,,oI
river, immediately below Fledetckshurs sd,oioor I'M,
snd late The property OF Byrd Z. Wills being rar o. Inc
ia'nel cil 'rte'' aud containing 40 including Mr.
"S-s lower. Also, tfact Of woodland living within Two r-
hfse miles Of te aoye Described tract On he Ironnoy
,s 'S,ln'Is ah"sI .o9 aeresAric.on may he made To-
JIM -A-"D31 ~ M IL biacAiord 10 he .uh.crib.r
u5.t, LUCK l.. MINOR.
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sfc8TOc0 Jof oQfc.
an The hird Thurdy Of May next, the 18th, bcue CONT
- icy, viii De sold Powhaiin coufllOuse urier hr d
reeon Of Mt VIM Berkey several valuable nesroes
One, two aud three gears. wa. REID MCAW.
April % 1885,
T7lE mbscrsher wishes 60 emrioy TEACHER qualified
= prepare boys Coo College, 10 I've h hosc Such an
one w receive liberal wsgea ills addef. Ahbygilo p0t
Oihce Mecdenhnss VI. ROBERT NELSON.
march 50. tOg.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

Eastern District IF YUgiHia
EJE Remembered, ta The th day April In The fi-
- eth year u the independence o the United aes u Ac
i.ea hl Exeeilcney John Tyler Governor Of the com.
o. 50 wealth IL Virginia Of Che said district aud behalf
Of the said coanonW cah, hath deposited ia this Office,
tlc uile 81 map, the right whereof he claims (9r and be-
belt Of The commonwealth aio tsa) proprietor m tbc words
following 90 wif nap OF the State otVrgiun consurt-
cd 10 conformity 70 law from the late surveys authorized by
The De- etue, aud other original authentic documents BY
Herman Boye" In conformity the act Of Cougfess OF i
United States entidcd An act for tie or
leunnsby securing the eopieof maps charts and books
the authors aud wopretos Of such copies during The times
therein menu0nedp r. JEFFRlES, elk.
Of The Eastern District Of Virginia.
AprH ig ffs.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

- UNAWAY from my lot saturday night last my negro
4 nam named Ned l3ometiues called Ned BrJwnl lac
about SO 90 years old very black, tad the top Of h
head purchased BIN Of Irs. Ucltae. lie well known
this place and Norfolk lie very large silver watch
with ie name of I'LL nthe case. viii eye the above re-
Nasdof IS Tor ;he delivery Of said slave Richmond
WILLIAM PRICE.
Anil H. 1895
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
PUBLIC S.aLE

u ynigs oi Heed Of lust executed q, The r,.f g.
WIN mton end wife, Tie 18th de-, OF pee.,tcr e "
t'D'e,e m tne county court OF Powiatsn t,f rrf,,.
hercin mentioned viii be 1ld 10 the hshc,f bl y, f
& ~ NE I d. towh'an e9u house, Monday the s
house, late tte tc.dcncc nf Major F,ter;rt tt,
son.linu5 ooS add a" bali acres Or 20 much thereof " %
ilJ 20 i'i'e 'he amount now due ufon the aust J.
WIN lNt cosisand rNrtnccs ofc1crfiir- ib t, 7 IN
Vesl 90 the Subscribers vil be eongeyed To- de-
CIAkLES Il. POPE.
Aprl4 1926, t99 D et'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

NAVY CoS1SIIssIoNER's ORR,
9th March 1905

- vi IAdlCHt 1870.
g. EALED Proposals will be received until the sat IA, ~
- July heAi Tor the supply of LIVE OAK TIMBER r.r
enoio ee o. Pioncuous tinbe, delivered on or
eyFe me st day Of September 327 az each Of dc Navv
sIds az Boston, hew York and Phadelphis also ir n
Lye OAK Deems Tor tisac ofihe FIST class 10 be- del ,red
ApriiJ. ,, CO..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
.iL.4PSH4LIS S-PLE

PURSUANT decree OF the Superior Cunt Of Ciancery
Tor the Williamsburg District pronounced the Si:t
Richard Garrett, dec. plaintiff against ary Sieman AdHix
Of john Steuai, aud Henry r. Ciuihe Cahrlne his
WIFE William Giliat Admr. OF Johu Giau, dec. Alahev-
was s2c.s ~ iaiit @ OF Tie eait oi Eraid Gfsrttt
seir dec and InetI rElti5 iale and John Steinu,
fant cbdren o.. JOAN Scdan by Henry I. Guthrie e
lci,an shall sell public beoie the door OF lie
1ex being Ao,k county surrIio day, yasl5e rIaa-
toh ~ the e9uy OF York, about three bel0w Yorktown
TO contain roa 500 10 1909 This plantation lies on
York RIVER IA most commanding siuatiuu and fcns
and IN every respect we'll worthy he attention Of of cap
tat lie sale wall be made subject 10 the dover
MTs Sesnan and her thirds Will be laid Oh before The Jay
the premises will Toe shrwn Attached 10 ,is form Is n
tor fr,,iI a
sax and Twelve months ihe purchaser giving "a q. on
The land 'oseeure The PgFe ,1s iSC one
York county, APriI7. nod.
Is PURSUANCE Of decree Oi the oIcun cour. oT ihe
4 United States Tor tie 5h cucu aud Eastern district
OF VrEinia, IN the case Of George w. Wallis against
George Pollard aa Mary T. his wife aud others hens
mucl u Adams, Decd viii be Sold the front OF The
Eae Hotel ntie city 81 Richmond Il O'clock s5anr-
DAY Tue %Vh 81 nay cT, NJ pubhc auction, 10 the highest
bidder that whole 47C Of LIND nure OF les
mentioned and deoyibed IN the deed mortgage executed y
the said Samuel y. Adams Catherine ms wife 10
lis aring date tie Sh February, 1919 lying Chieka-
noniny, N the county oiicuco, preserving half acre.
grave ard Also, undivided noiely and half
Of Land Ing the comfy Of nIaud aud
divided oiesy atfe 100 acres adjoining which
sold by the father oil tie sad Samuel q. Adams, dec 10
Philip WOt dOp with reservation fthe coal therein,
known by the of YAe U0Uer Coal Pts According 70
the OF tie said decree, and ;he dix OF ,e
plaintiff eon'el in whiting, tie above mentioned properly viii
meutsi tue purchasers giving bond and approved aecury
deed Of tt's the properly 10 secure he payments
purchase money. q. X. THORNTON, ID. II.
For John Pesran, H. J. d.
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

Will be soM n front Of DE Bell Tavern ,o is ey of
W Richmond, ON Che feh day Of Nay next at nd 9coet
u an Shares the capital stock of The afechanictye
Turnpike Company which there is any money no,g duo
aud which shall be- unpaid thni day Iy order PC
sdeni and Directors q. ~. CARiINGTON Tfeas'r
Aprlig. ffq.t4,
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SIR dTF7 nm

VIZ inolc respectfully informed Chat ST. RCrd RIM
unhts 10 stand az my stable Lebanon near r6,,lc che
20. me present season. Ills high character and
e3uJ th'lcs hin TO an equal participation lead , cr
celebrated hofses. will nnv add In. cd. ,s ,,i
pfomisins- Terms made known bv N ''y
ApI z. liO-W nENRY H. CugIsTriNs
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MOTTCR


hAi valuable and improved tact Of land Cedar Fieldsr
ior.ae In consequence OF .rymislortune being very
SICK 90 tie day heretofore appointed sale of tie a We
mentioned valuable property M sale made. therefore
give notice pursuant 10 the provisions ola deed executed
by WILTON Randolph and Hannah his wife, to the nbscribe,
4nd George Sempe trustees for said William Randolph and
Judge SemPe datede 9h day Of Noyembe in the wear 1916
Snd admitted 10 record in the Office The clerk Of nrry eou
~ eoui made 60 secure the payment of sundy bonds due
ron a iand9Phto sad Semple, particularly lescrbed m
sand deSdi shall on Thursday The M day OF Nav next be-
tween the hours OF twelve aud Three o'clock said day sell
70 the highest bidder al public auction, the preri,c so
au.h as may be necessary (ncudg the improvements of
aat very desirable tact OF land called Cedar Fsldu esti-
county Of Suiry dIanisx mile from the courthose and
sounded on one side by james River. good proportion
sol q iaxaabe grow y2 IS tpaeon I5aig
garden The soil favorable 10 producing abuasn q
various Vegetables cultivated IN this climate IN Extensive
apple oFciatt l favour lie kinds u peach trees "a cool
Dwelling house and many Other useful houses.
fe sale will be for cash, discharge balance us an t
BONA Tor tSUO, and anoiher
the charges OF trust their amount will he $500
Proetor as asssnee OF Judge senrle. JOHN FAULcoN
Surry county, april. %. is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
vtOtice 10 the Growers Of Gallon

VII. dtIsisled intend esulirly he i
= o ~ ", 80 tbs market They will az si tt,,s. b
tu 10 Pay of that article IFS flir market value an 80,
n'.e 'inzing II here fof sac Co give then 4, cl
---------u- ------ L. aL--.l EL-L--. -
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PTRLIn 80 1lInE,

=, or .,,,,.,, ,- dHaiior's OGce, dpJH q, 1926
~ oiAhlES PUBLIC who have DEFINED aching aud have
h.t Heretoioc communicated The fact this Ofce are
20 60 s0a5 soon - convenient Where they have no,
fenaeIcd ihsir oOmmi0n h have received NO fsres f
e reminded th1t D. ncyeitheless nccesary % render a.
vN o. gh Tor each year ending fhe day Of October
April 25. ''''
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~. WILLIAM TOWNS
-''y-llVnf -lEtAIeuIuIE co.. AllII


=. -. Treasury Department, IL April. ig2G.
~ OAlO IS hereby gwen to Die Pioprieors Of the six rer
cent stock Of 1918, ioanof S75O0O0o that the principal
'5s saI stock remaining unpaid, aud the interest sgEici M
w at me time, wall be paid said proprieois
OF 70 me" legal representatives. duly authorized on lie ina
9 u ggy neH a. the Treasury ia Was5netan at al .eh
may stand F'O" " s''1 7"e <
toiomaion further ggen that surrender Of The oerf-
80 4e 9d slk per cont stock Of 1919 will he required
ne time o. redemPiou and that ihe interest thereon Viii
sse's anu ds.erniqe on the JOih day Of June, 1926
Aprif7. i,o n ne iTee.qfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
DISQUALIFICATION Of me NM

ETdmtlGttoll Of The .liidicQy School
SITUATED in the county Of CumJerlelld one mile from
day Of Nay. vac -
The parents and guardians of those young gentlemen who
are entrusted TO our care and the public ecuilv iny
Ted to attend The subscribers from various reasons Of or
y have been induced TO change the vacations Nay q to
50 thai hereafter the examinations will held the last
Thursday Of 1fprH cad SEPTEMBER
The next session viii commence Monday the 9Th day
81 june f5osc persons who disposed To commit M ~
sons 70 our charge will du well make cary application
address to Lanshogne's Tavern.
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80 .NEGPOES F0G CdTE

virtue Of two deed Of executed TO The snforiler.
- oy alexander Boyd foI the benefit 1t Blair Durwe and
- TO decree Of the superior olancery
l2r the Hsenond District shall Tuesday the aO day 81
idy nez al Boydton 10 The county Of Meokenburr proceed
~ sen Tor CASH about hiy SLAVES Of all descriptions among
whom are two hacksui, carpenters aud oiltr
Sbonld the Jay mentioned he bad day. the sale will oon,
nsse ON the next good day, aud continue from dav 10 s
nn shall be completed As this salc is To take place under
,oe authority Of decree ofcoui cxpectcI hat nothing
JOHN W. LEWIS.
" - WILLIAM TOWNS.
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". y. FACE.
ED. w. KENNY
Mathematics, $50
English branches -
PER autumn Of ten months Board eau be had in e most re-
Pecahs Families the nrghbourbood SO per anu 10 MOI
HIln - ii5-1n,t
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- - IILg -, -.

We tract o. Land called Hill Grove, containing above
ZOO lyins in the Ioacr cnd Of fne, Count, ~
mefly 11yued, ll for sale Il ~oud make ava eseeliont
.o"o plantation. u WI be sold ull ozatber o. dded Ind,
parcels the terms viii bcacc0mmodlinc.
~ Nm y. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARs REwARD-

Wsis FIVE OOLLANS REWARD.
x ANYWAY from The ubcfiber, living IN Chesterfield
- county, on The 22 March lasta negro man mined "a
nunh about . years Of age FIVE feet four inches hi,
ad on when he hscouded blue cloth coat and panf1or
he only mack rccoileced hii right cheek-ib,
mead when spoken 10 has dcocuj smile lie bad n Bf
possession, when a apprehended free passsnJ ftnk,
probable iat be ha obtained an1ther forced one and vii g
tempt 20 make hf escape iywa therefore fosrn s
~ ec snd Others from carrying the said negro on
under peneiy ofo law. wall ge ihe above reward r an
State Crour,t- fso-t '''
Chesterfield, ArsnE 36o-e2,@'
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Nledicnl Institute Of Phiiadefphi0.

9l'e"tcnt tnsHtntc 81 Phft0defDhju.
hE SbDmey eopFse n Lectures will begin on Monday if
- 5th Jay 1t april, and end e Saturday preceding Ue
s ngn-ey OF November The month ct August vacation.
Matbsnic Chapman, H. D. on tie practice of Medicine
" N. i. Dcweei, d. ID. or nidwifefy
lafEory. -''y' w ~t1t-'i'e
samL Jackson, NJ. D. on Ma,eria Mediea
WIN T. Hornor, ". ID. on snatomv
Jon X Mitchell, NJ ID. ON Chemistry
Jon Ben, NJ ID. the Institutes Of eioc. and s1eicsI
Jurisprudence. ' 'A-'''A'
Fhiadephia, April r. 81 f9f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

To the members Of the ProtestaI.f E0isc01oJ
,r,r,, Church Of Tngfaia
VIE Annual Convention the Ploe,t,n F,i,ro
III the Doeess Of Va, viii he held in the town Iob
burg, on Thursday the IGth NAV next " ''
Eprll lG. I'D JNO 4; u-TTTr.NTc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
AGRICULTURAL,

II is often asserted, and by farmers themselves
that nothing can be made by Agrculturs,s. That
this numerous and respectable portion of our citi-
zens, taken as whole, do in fact make little or
nothing more than a bare supper, for themselves
and families, cannot be denied. But this does no,
prove the incapabity of their business. being made
lucrative when properly conducted. It's unprofita-
beness, there is reason to believe, is to be atirbu
ted principally TO injudcious and mistaken
policy in conducting it, or To careessness and mat
tention. Among the capital errors Of our practical
farmers may be ranked disregard 10 manur:ng and
tilling their lands sufficiently. Although much has
already been said this subject, yet it is one tina,
cannot be too often brought into view, so long a.
the present system is pursued Mos, of our far
mers attempt TO improve more land than what thew
can attend 10 advanIageously. If they would ex.
pend all the labour and manure on one third or al
most one half the quantity of land they now dc
generally, they would in most instances obtain
twenty-hve or fifty per cent. more produce: and
the danger of total failure in their crops would
be greatly lessenel.
This is not theory unsupported 10y experience
ortunateiy there are many practical proofs of il
ir almost every town in the State. Our soil OF
medium fertility, when properly dressed, will, in
ordinary seasons, produce from one and half N
two and bali tons of nay per acre; from forty TO
sixty bushels OF corn from thirty 10 forty bnthel,
OF oats and other small grains, and other products
IN the same proportions: whereas the same lands
under the present system, do not yield more than
hall The aforementioned quantities.
But in regard 10 pasture lands, tie difference is
still greater. Little ention is paid bv the
great mass OF farmers to grounds OF this descrip.
ton consequently their products are generally
very inferior both in quantity and quality Perbaps
II oud not be far from the truth to say tina, from
tour TO 1--WE acres are usually required for
pasturins one COW; whereas that quantity of land
ought 10 afford sufficient feed for at least two In
dee two cows have been pastured in this town.
most OF the time during the present season, and
might have been all the lime, on less than two
acres. They have been aud still ere in the FIR e.,
order, and have been deep mixers. This is a fact
That has fallen under our own observation, and is
FULLY Illustrative Of the point we would establish.
is granted that there but few COWS that ould
with the same keeping, have given the same GUAM
ti'y oil milk. Should il be asked, why? the answer
Is obvious. From want of proper attention and
care, our farms are generally stocked with an infer
Tor and degenerate breed Of cattle, which actually
impoverlsh their owners. This suggests the consi-
deraion OF second error in the present system OF
agriculture the want Of due attention to the
breeds and qualities OF domestic animals On this
topic some remarks will be made hereafter
Mass. Yeoman.