Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-05-10

N"h" vines hrst: another third IS
ter and the remaining third still later and thus secure.
succession Of crops lie thinks that vines mana .ed
IN this way yield third in quantity others
IRichn'ond Yisitor s Telegraph.
II Bashaw rith sir taiLs-A person has been convict
cd o'be'ns practical Turk. in Gene.~e caunty, hav
Ing married six Wives hi. i, Berjamin FfankGn
f." Sleep. Richard Of the Lion heart
Sleep on, nor from thy Garments start -
And hehas ikewi'e been condemn to ten year. con
fnement, in the State Prison. Tor passing felt
mouey. ana attempting to burn the Jail We could
suggest more apt punshment-eonfue him oi,e ueek
WITH hi, six wives.-N0dh.
Remarkable c. incidenrr-On the 18th inst Will. IN.
sch' Joseph. Captain Shbes, her passaps from
Charleston, ). to Fortress Monroe, boy wa. born
on board. and namedby Capt. John Joveph Greg m
II remarkable coincidence in time and
that the father OF the said child also sea on
board British transport on the same day Of the same
month"; SO years preceding -Noyok Beacon.
Eiated Taste -Pubc notices were lately posted n.
bout the streets i'm London an eung paper would
! oo"tain enc Grim con. 10y clergyman ono elope
ment two seductions. and one murder
Hor,es-The ollow Ing remark upon horse. are COP
led from the publication of eminent tarier Ia t.,,
rope and We think them WORT the Pcru.al Of farmers
generally.
IN minute and may be easily felt by reixing the FIN
ger gently upon the temporal artery which Is situated
about inch and hall baj wards from the corner of
the eve
Horse. have not the faculty opuking, even
ns wind of their chs, aud are ,ecu
liarly subject TO ~ ind colo.
when a horse has been ridden, bloody spots
may be seen in the white of hi. eyes.
"a timber dock is sure evidence of e hu1bcr back.
that is n weak one.
a horse that j. hardy and good for business has
short back bone which terminates forward of the
hip bones.
A dec cotton of white oak bark will kill bolts by
tanning them, AID they will become shrivelled a.
scarcely 10 be discernible when discharged.
"1he principal signs Of good horse these. The
eyes set apart in the head. and large and bright the
quirlhiSh in the forehead: two in neck i,
good sign; the neck we'll high: the shoulder
blades pretty high, and ging to point; the
full and large and also behind: the body round tor
Hat bodied, sla sided horse, weak natured the
knock together i, shows that the horse is feeble
Ing the bit when provoked, 10 good sign
IL Is Spanish proverb. that ga dapplc gray i'll
sooner die than tire.''-IfneJicdn Farmer.
u Curious Fac, Cut couple Of cards each into a
circle Of about inches in diameter Petforate ONE
OF these at the centre, and fix it the top of tube
say common quill Make the other card ever so lit
tie We. and place the first, the orce of
the tube being thus directly under and almost in con-
tract with, the upper concave card Try TO blow of
| the upper card. You will find it impossible. We I'M
ders'ano that the cause that the effect at
inst expected at this singular phenomenon has lately
puzzled all the members of the Royal Society. 4
medai and hundred guineas said he the reward
OF the successful d,scsvercr. We recommend the in
gcnous reader To find il Out-E1cter paper
We have ust tried this pei imens * o our no sma II
surprise find that what stated in tho preceding para
graph Is quite true.--Lire"pool Mercury.