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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10
= HESTERFIELD NCADEMY.-TIis insii,1iion

r HESrEKFIELD ACADEMY.-rhis Institution
south of the Court House. and about miles
Petersburg, very healthy and thcy settled ncighbohuoi
large and CONNEXIONS House has lately been built the
friends of Science this county, and finished off agrcrably
the most approvednodcn Pan ami will shortly be supplied
For the comfort aud convenience of the Students think
sxcellei by hut few Houses of the kind IN the State
The Academy viii open in the house -. for the pur
pose ON the first Monday in January next aud continue during
the scholastic year of months, under the pcrincndancc of
in August 1924 and has that successfully enga-
ged teaching the Greek and Latin languages together with
the various branches of an Enelish education AIS aca
tons and asluty Teacher, and successful pre-
serving vuous and honorable emulation among his pupils
euogium on.us An able Assistant viii also be employed
the number of students will justify the expense
The following the studies which will be taught
this MISUNDERSTANDING, photography, Penanship, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Logic Rhetoric Moral Phoso
ply, Elements Of Criticism Evidences Natural and Revealed
Religion Arithmetic, Algebra Euchl Surveying, Natural Phi
osppy, webber's Huuons Mathematics and Henys Che
niy, together with full of the approved Latin
and Greek authors In addition their ordinary siudics the
advanced students will have stated frequent
in Composition, Defamation, and Forensic Dputation The
engaging successfully the various pursuits active life but
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
Throughout, the Uron
The heaithncssofe situation (eng near several springs
ofcxcect waer the sober industrious habits ncShbor
render desirable for the pursuit SCIENCE well
the formation OF and vruos habtsBoard be had
i'll respectable families and at convenient distances tho
moderate pce o sou per annu boardcrS VIII be considered
members of the families which they reside and no pains
will be wanting render their situation easy conlorac
The tuition ,rl be- the dead languages 30 dollars
per annim aud 20 dollars for the Mathematics and EsSn
Those who may feel inclined to paironc this Young Insti,
ton, struggling into life, respectfully invited t call and
Useful earnmslf they do so shall feel sangune the BELIEF
thaitwi not he suffered decline for the rcasona
Die share OF their patronage The trustees feel deeply sensible OF
the obligations under which they laid by liberal doua
tons of generous and enlightened community 1t hopcd
fus of the Institution VIII eventually prove Commensurate
WIN the aHucipations OF ITS founders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10
REMEMBER ME.

ME Remember Ne, religious aud literary mis-
II ceilany. intended as Christmas and new
years present FIR 1929, with handsome engravings
anu neatly put up IN watered silk, for sale by
ian y. III. NASH.
AMES WINSTON, Richmond, Agent for VIM.
Prince. Proprietor of Linnenn Botanic Garden,
New-forS, now SO advantagcously known rs the
most extensive and valuable establishment othc kind
IN this county, viii receive orders for any kind of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines Flowerinr
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, B0lhous Roots, SIC.
dfCaialcgocs Will Dc furnished gratis, and the most
prompt ~ particular attention paid the iorwar riding
10 any part ct the State such articles us persons re-
saSliae q, a distance may order.
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &C. &c. arc put up in
the very best order, and may be transported MANY
haircd miles without injury. The experience of tho
Agent, though limited, fully iustifes him in recon-
tncnding 70 amy person possessing but half acre of
land 10 procure small assortment of vines fruit
trees, &c. and others holding land could not
invest 500 an 100 dollars more advantagcousIv.
dc Si--ti
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dec 20
.HESTERFIELD,

GNHESTERFIELD, very recently, having undergone
~ considerable repairs, the subscriber atters himself
that ne furnish satisfactory and comfortable acconmoda-
lions 10 all travellers who may please call him. Chester
field IS situate at the forks OF the roadsone leading westward
Ivy Chesourg, Orange Springs Orange house, Louisa
court house. Charlottesville &c. leading nonhwar by
Golensvie, Spotsylvana house. Fredericksburg &C.
one leading southeast by Dckensons Chapel Bur Bridge
the Reedy hl &c; leading eastward by Needwood &c
Chesterfield 10 miles above Needwood miles below Chcs-
burg from Oxford from Dckenson's Chapel from Golcns-
ye 80 from fredericksburg and 80 miles from Richnond
and as of late there ave and perhaps better and
cheaper accommodations than has heretofore BEEN It's ex
pected that the travelling this route FROM Richmond to Freie
icksburg will Increase. TIIOS WEST
Chesterfield, Caroline county, Va.
Jan. 1, 1922 g7-w2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

quarterly court held for Cumberland county the 27f,
day n October, ~ 28 John r. Williams yC ogaiast War
dits-iS CHiscrRY 1870 '
The defendant Warner w. Price, not having entered his an
parance hnd gwen security according of assembly
and e rules Of this court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence a 10 j. not au inhabau Of this country; ordered
nat The said defendant do appear here the fourth Monday
~ January next oud answer the plaintiffs b aud that coy
ni thus order be forthwith inserted in some newsap nun
lshed IN the city Of Richmond for months successfully and
posted az te 'front.' door Of he Courthouse Of this country
. H5 AcopV Ic>Ie TSCHAR MOODSON. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of me
superior court of chancery for the Ricbn,ond ds,.,
the ,'h fy OF July, 1923: John Baylor aud Georee ID
Baylor pits against Robert Pollard, James Brown IN his
own exor OF Robert Burton surviving panar
oil Donald Burton, Samuel Braudfum Thomas Pinkeron
dts ' 'op'S'
The defendants Samuel Brand.um. 1bona. pi,ts,,o,
ana Daniel Be not having entered their and
gwen security according To the OF assembly and the
Iues OF ms court aud appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they inhabitants OF this couutrv !, l.
ordered hfthe said defendants do appear here on the
mrs, day the next term, and bill of review
hen ny the plaintiffs and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the ei,,
OF keraond, for two months successfully, and posted a,
the front door of the Gspitol, in the said CITY
Cd copy. Tes,e, WIN. G. PENpIEroN.
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Patent Balances.

To Carpenters anil CuJilict .UaherS.
'S'IIE Subscriber has, and will constantly keen
on hand, extensive assortment of nahora-
ny, and materials of ell descriptions in the Cubinet
line, viz bonrds, plank, post, crotch and shaded vc
neers, with good counter stuff hand Rulings novels
banisters, &c. for stores and dwelling Also
curled hair, figured and plain hair cloth moss gum
copal, coach and cabinet varnsh, ali of which viii BIO
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE IIENDRFE
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov 81 Main Street.
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CHEAP BOOKSTORE.

- ,- DfII'4tI DDOJNo UItI4s
~ NASH has received, by recent arrivals,
- very considerable additional supplies TO his
former extensive stock Of Books and stationary; M
Of Which ,ho sold lY.v 20 oa.r no. o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

HAVE received by the last packet, splendid
Il assortment IF Ladies' White and Black Satin
and Lasting SLIPPERS, superior to any ever before
IN the city; Also, Gentlemen's very superior Goat
skin Dancing PUMPS--with every other article of
Boots and Shoes, of n superior qu,litv. ian 90
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VIRGINIA.; AZ rules holden In the clerks Office of ,h.
superior rour ~ rhaHcery for the Kichn,opd is,,,
the 20 day OF June, 1879: William Round,rse nit ooo
William Dandhdge, late sheriff Of the county Of Hsn,,c
70 whom was Committed for administration All the soS
Snse's' rgns snp credits which Of the estate Is
Paman (the sdmS Of said Wa,son) in he, ne ,.s
Wiiliom Pa'gen' Fleming Pa,msn. Price shoemsSs, "a
Thomas W. Patnian and Eizabe,h HE ,,,es 81 ,n H;
m,en, EIemIng' Nancy aud Elizabeth o. the heirs sod
Grcgorypdhs. 'so anu "'onafd
TIC defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia nj, viii
and Thomas NJ Pa,msn and Eiizabetb HE life. NJ,
"as,g u"t'ea 'heir appearances and given seeuri,v
aeoIong 10 the act Of assembly and tho rnl,, N ~
tpH ana u appearing by satisfactory evidence ,,,
Ivy a hoi Of this country; " ordered ,hs,
we $40 pe'enaapis do sppear on the 6r,, da - 80
next tcTm and answer tie hill of the psj,,; az ne
opy 9I.s order DC forthwith inserted in some
punished 70 The city 81 Richnond, for two tnon,h
said city. " wv 0'p''s ~ The
- Nt'1T' V'''', WV. g. PESnftror.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

rules, holden IN No clerks Office Of thecoufiy court of
Ming g. queen, the 9Th Of October, 1929 Philip h. Pen.
aeton, pit against Nathaniel Crane and Peyon Crane dts
is CHANcERY.
Inc defendants not hlvn, entered their appearance and
gwen security according e assembly and the es ri
s court ana app airing by satisfactory evidence that thew
are not inhabitants Of bn State ordered TIA, the defendant
90 appear here The second Monday In January new s
answer ie bl Of the plaintiff and tha COPY Of his order he
forthwith Inserted 10 some newspaper published in the citv M
JchmcnH fr two months snccessvcy, posted AZ the Go
oopr Of De couft.hopse Of tic said county. ~
soy cory IeNe, ROBERT POLLARD, IT, D.
M EAls--'lhe subscriber has on hand and will no
- constantly supplied with Meal ofsupcrior oralit,
N bags Of 2 bus. each intended for families and fur
nshed at the owcsi market price, any orders address
cd TO Dr. San. Picasants or myself will be attended
WV J CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

tlkCiNlA AT rules, holden in the clerk office OF the
superior court OF chHncery for the Richmond district
the I'd day Of June, 1929 James C. Anthony pit
John Marshall. Daniel CALI and George Fisher exors of
the Rev John Buchanan, dec. Hill Carter, Susan Carter
Mary Carter, aud Elizabeth Carter infant children of
Charles Carter the younger, dec Rober, Rando and
Elizabeth his wife formerly Berkeley, Walker Taylor aui
Elizabeth w. G. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmu,fh
Berkeley Ann b. Berkeley, Robert C.. Berkley Pa,ke +.
SeIkey heirs OF Catherine S. Berkeley formerly Garter
Mary W. Braxion, Ann II. Lee, Bernard A. Carter
Williams Carter, VIM. Fitzhugb Garter, Hill Carer,
Thomas Carter, Vim. r. Wickham aud Ann his viii,
formerly Carter, and Edmund Wickham and Lucy hi,
wne formerly Garter. Nathaniel Burwell nd Lucy M
wife, John H. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Bladen Do
ahey and Mary W. his wife, late Carter heirs of Edward
Garter Charles Carter, Joseph C. Cabeli aud Mary his
wife, heirs of George Garter, Nancy Notyell the wdo
aud Josephine Novel;. Martha Norvel Mary Norve
Ihom,s Norveil. infant children and heirs OF Thoma,
NoTveil, deceased and Polly Smith, dts -
Ihe defendants Ann IL. Lee aud Bernar I'd NJ Garter, M.
having entered their appearance aud given security a
corning To The act of assembly and the rules OF this
and appearing by Satisfactory evidence that they am,
10. inhabitants of this country; is ordered that the SAIL
nec"udnis DO appear here the first day OF the ext
o answer the bill OF the plaintiff; that cony of mi
ORDER be forthwith inserted in newspa per publisbrd
IN The city of Richmond, for months and
posted at The front door ofihe CAPITOL in =, said CITY
% copy. Teste, Wm. G. PENDLEroS, c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerk,. fE - -
SHpeI'o' court OF ehaneery ior the Richmond district
iPe LIST day OF September, 1928: Mary o. Williamson
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson AMI
Sophia s"eed, pits. against Elizabeth Mann, exIx Of
Iosrph Mann, dec. who ex'or of William BreedIov,
lee' ana Jchn b. Williamson, James c. Williamson Rich.
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis and ElizahetF
hts wife, Lteberry Wade and Sophia his wife, and John
i' IuTer aud Jane his wife, which said John b. Jnme.
Co. Sophia Ind Jane, children Mary o. Williamson.
and Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis, John Davis Madjso,'
paws, aud WIN. Davis, John W. Simpson, and Ann his
wife, Henry Childs and Sophia his wife, David Brown sn
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust aud Fanny his VIE ar,
Agucs Davis which said Daniel, John, Madison William
Hnn' ooph'a, Lucy Fanny aud Agnes, children O!
Lucy Davis, dec; James Williamson, Thomas Wiamson
"eorgs Williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth his viii
ana Philip Gully and Campbell his wife, which Jame,
Ann NiliiaBson, dec dts
=, Ihe defendants James C. Williamson, Yf,,lsbcrrv
eu1 anu sophia his wife, John L. Turner nd Jane hi.
me' Dd'ia brown and Lucy his wife, James yvilamsc.
Thomas williamson, George Williamson ana ph;r
V"'y ann Campbell his wife, having entered Their
ir," 'e sno gwen security according TO the act of
assembly and tho rules Of this court and II 10
satisfactory evidence that they re M, 80 &
country; u ordered, that said defeudsns d. a,ren
bcre on the FIRST day Of the next ctm nd an,er 49,, m
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of b;s o,5er he ,;
inserted IN some newspaper published the city a Rich
to TWO months sueeessvey and posted al the fton,
door OF the capitol, IN the said city.
Go a cory. Teste. WIN. q. PESpLEroN, C. e.
VIRGINIA. AZ rules, hodcnin tie clerks Office of a.,
superior court VI chaneey for the Richmond ds,r;e,
Tho liih day of AUgos,, 1923: William n, s,rSs. ~,
against Samuel Elan nd EIizabe,b his u;Ss An Pn-
MetcaIi, VIM. Williamson, James Jones WiIl.n r..
berison,jr. and Thomas Bate, dts Nv
Inc defendants Samuel Elan and Ei;zahc,h ~. III
not having entered their appearance and aiven sse,,,,
aeeo.dingto the act Of assembly and the roles Of th
ago appearing by satisfactory evidence thai ,bevS a.
not inhabitants OF this country, IL i o,de.d 80
doapPear here the first lay Of the next tenn,
"hn answer he bill Of the plaintiff and that cory Of mis-
"e oc Io"hwih inserted in newspaper published
~ he cry OF hichmond for months and
pogen az the front door OF the eapito tho taid city,
% copy. Teste, VIM. &. PESDLEros, g. g.
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Berry's Prenli,lm Tire Brick.

Bcrry's Premium fire Brick
WE have just received further supply Of the
W above superior article, which have been proved
to be equal to TIE English Stourbridge Brick..-Tho
principal Foundries in the United States are now mil
KING use OF these brick in preference 10 the English.
CUSIIMAN g. ANDREW,
DEC Its Agents (or NE ManoJdcfur1rs.
Il AND FOX SAIE.-Ihc s1bscrijer oilers p1r sale =
small lam IN the county Of Chichester lying York fycr
lle, u'ow Gloucester Town. containing three hundred
r ioIyhye acres lindcpeucnt Of island IN TIC river
PIC E noted Tor hnc fish and oysters, and has on
t Rood water The Improvements consist Of dwelling
""psc &C suited Ia small family For terms (which
."ipno1'iG) apply % Mr. RctafI Thornton, Gloucester
| 'h .'I''snr" Son iIafs.c. IIICTOR DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

VIRGINIA; At rules holden in the clerks of6ce Of the
superior eoOTtsf ehancery for the Richmond district
The 9TH day Of August, 1925: Levi Swain pi, ocajn,
John q. Gamble. James Scott, il. William Mayo William
Mckenzie Robert Jennings Samuel Scott and other d0s
Inc defendants 20. Jennings and Samuel Scott not
having entered their appearance and given secv se
ding TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidences that they re MOI
hhabans OF this eouuify IL is ordered, that the said
defendants DO appear here on the frst dav Of lie
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of dis
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
VI he CITY OF ichnond for two months successiveIv and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said city,
" copy. TesN, WIN q. PEsDLEroy g. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

NNIAS committed, runaway the jail OF Rockbridge
w on the 10th day of Sept past, muatto boy saws
nus name IS NICHOLAS WEIR aud that nc is born biI,
bound until he is of age, Mr. Wioughy, county of
aeon SAID boy is about l6 or II years Of age feet
or 10 inches HIGH Of light compexion his clothing so bad
Wat they cannot be described he has marks that can OBJ
srye The owner if any, is required apply for him. he
oil be dealt with agreeaJy to law
CORNELIUS DORMAN, Tailor
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VIRGINIA.: At rules, holden in the clerks office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
tor 9TH day Of August, 1929 John a. Lancaster ntl.or
81 MaIgatc' DeHeuX' deceased, pit against Thomas JEFF
i,son Randolph, executor Of Thomas Jefferson dec. Eli
zabcih Rlazze daughter Of Philip Mazzei formerly Of
AbemaIe and late n Pisn the grand duchy Tuscany
deceased Giovanni Ba,sa Rusrh Count Francesca nel
Tesla Del lGuoso and Giovanni Carmsuaui executct Of
the said Philip Mazze, deceaseh, dts.
The defendants Elizabeth Mazae Giovanni Banisia
husch Count francesca Del Tesla Del Tgnoso,
Vannl CaTmisnan not having entered their appearance
and given security according the assembly and the
rules OF this court and IL appearing by evil
dence that they are observation-disclosures Of this county; IL is
odeed that the said defendants do appear here ON the
hst day Of the next term, aud bill Of the
Till and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published in The city Of Richmond for two
months sueceFsyey, and posted the front door Of the
capitol, in the said city.
81 a copy. Teste, VIZ. G. Prnn1rrnr r. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden in clerks Office of the
superior court Of eIancey for tie Richmond district.
the Ih day of July, 1925 Benjamin Boisseau of fete-
nuTg' and Joel Post, lothian POST Allison Post, nd Wal
dron b. Tosi of New York, merchants and
the firm Of J& J. Post e. Co. and Joel Post 4 son JIaf
ana aidTon 81 Post, also Of New York. merchants nd
partners under the firm of J. & A. e. W. r. Post & O.,
pits; against John Boast and Charlotte his wife, John
MeIfae, Jacob Kirkham, Thomas Weihericad, James
race, adn'or off. n. Farar, dec. and Joseph Wells
Harper, admor Of BENIN p. Yates, dec dts
The defendant John McRae, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the art of
assembly and the rules of this court and il appearing bv
country; it is ordeIed the said defendant do appear
mere on the FIRST day Of the term nd answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Rich.
nond for two mouths succesyey, and posted the font
door of iAe capitol, in the said city.
% copy. Testc. WV. G. rEHpLrrox. G. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-10

- % JAS WINSTON.
ENREDERICK a. MAYO, BOOK-BlNDER, four
doors b0o ne Ben IaUern, respectfully informs the public
tat e still carries on the Bookbining in all lis branches and
hopes by hrs experience workman obtain portion OF
patronage Blank Books executed oTdeT and ned Books
bound u any pattern lie acrs himself that he has no cause
q" making long statement of the style in which
Tors he may receive shall he done executed as time and
gneous public, doubt has long before this inspected and
proved his workmanship in that line of business all events
ne shall az all times be glad (or further improvement to com,
pare the execution Of any work with any the same line OF
business in the city OF Richmond elsewhere, O.t LIE
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f"oiNiA; Atrnrs, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chaneery for the Richmond district
inc TN day olJuly, 1925 John Forbes ESQ or
Tue las, VIII and testament Of William L. Myers dec plt
James Scott, ex or Of John Leslie, deceased and
ms soreues James ShiphaId, William Mckenzie, Duyiu
Barclay, Samuel Irving and James b. Scott dts.
The seize facias awarded in this being execu.r
on the defendant Samuel Irving hs having entered
ms appearance aud given security according the
assembly the rules this court, by sap-
factory that he is this
oJdereh that the said defendapt do pplDr LeSe ON tie
hHt DAY OF the next term, aud shew against the
revival soogh bJ tho said process that copy Of ihs
order be forthwith inserted soma pewspaper
III Tue city OF Richmond for two months
posted at the front dior Of the capitol city
ID copy. Tesie, WM. G.. PENpLEroN, e. c.
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Committee
-Of the Board
nj Trustee 5.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

one foot apart in rows two feet astinder Before me
ground roze they were covered with litter to protect
them during the winter. In the spring of 1928, ma
nure was spread between the rows, spaded in, and
j the ground raked level. During the summer they
we're often weeded, hoed raked, and the runners as
they appeared carefully laid lengthwse of the rows,
that in the autumn the intervals we're completely
filled up with plants, which we're covered with litter
in the preceding autumn This spring manure
was again spread and dug in between the rows the
weeds eradcated, and the ground hoed and raked I'M
hi the fruit began to rpen
The Chill plants, which were more tender than any
other strawberry have cultivated, suffered partially
from the unusual severity Of the winter
The Roseberry first blooned and few ripe berries
we're picked on the fifth of June the Pine Apple was
but a few days later while the Scarlet was four or
five. Onthe 10Th of June, twcnty-six boxes of the
Pine Apple strawberries we're gathered and four Of
the Roseberry. On the 18th thirteen boxes Of the
Pine Apple, on the 18th nine, and on the 18th eight
after this it was neglected to notice the quantity, but
there were at least fourteen boxes more picked ma
king seventy boxes, or nearly nine quarts to each
Of the Pine Apple. .
have cultivated many varieties Of the strawberry,
and am entirely satisfied that the Pine Apple has
decided preference. Il is very prolific, the fruit large
beautiful sufficiently high favored, and aromatic but
not quite so rich possessing the fragrance of the
Chilli or Roseberry. But the Chill is shy bearer
and but small portion Of the blossoms of the Rose
berry produce fruit stiff it may be called prolific
and most valuable kind The Chill claims attention
from Its sizeas have raised them four inches in cir
conference.-the more especially for its powerful ar
oma, delicious favor and being later than the others
The Scarlet is very prolific, but inferior in SIZE fla
Ror and perfume to the other three kinds; still worthy
of extensive cultivation il continues longer pro-
duce fruit than the Pine Apple or Roseberry, if the
season is wet.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

me issues IN the fore legs nothing more is necessary
than to rub them with corn cob, and then omen the
holes with the end of knitting needle, or something
Of that kind.
Boiled apples, pears, pumpkins, potatoes and
squashes, all make excellent food for young shoats,
and much the cheapest. Every farmer who wishes to
raise pork for the Market ought to have boiler fixed
for that purpose After harvest hogs should be turn
ed into the orchard, that they may get the early ripe
apples, which fall before the season of cider making
commences.