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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
@BOARDING.sa

NHE undersigned, hauing a uery
Il eommodious and eligible house for
tAe purpose, conveniently and pleasant
" situated near the University of
Virginia, could be aoilling to accom-
moddfc, on reasonable terms, Gao
yoong gentlemen of the above ,Institm-
t'on; or young Ladies, ,oho may wish
TO attend Mrs. BLcftermann's Board
ing School, distant but one hundred
yards, may be also received as board.
ers IN the family. Every attention to
fhe comfort, convenience and CON-
aSands ofthe Boarders piN be cheer
!tafly giren. And no pains shall BE-
Pared to render entire satisfaction { q
Nose DhO may favor him with their
patronage.
II. W. ID. JONES'.
sSepfember IF
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
Sale of Household Furni-

Sale of Household Furni-
..oa r. ture, &c.
NyHE subscriber will sell to the
n. highest bidder on TT ESDAY,
being the day after September court,
at III O'Clock, A. Nj. his household
furniture, consisting Of Carpets, Beds,
Bedsteads, Tables, Mattresses, Chairs,
Tenders, Shovels, longs, Andirons,
Bureau, Sofa, Settee, Safe, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Mantle Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Picture Tables,
Picture Screens, Book Case. Kitch-
en- Furniture, &c. &c.
TO the above will be added a
very superior Mich Cow-a well
gated Riding Horse-an excellent
English Mantle Clock-and a supe-
rior toned Piano, from the shop Of a
celebrated maker in New York.
Terms, made known on the day
OF sale. Should the weather on Tues
day prevent the sale, it will take
place On the first fair day following.
W. +. w. HATCH.
August 20--3 ids
2. 5. The Piano and Clock and
Horse may be sold at private sale.
GTPersons having Books belong
ing to me are earnestly desired to
'eturn them Immediately. +. w. ii.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
REMOVAL.

BNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL citizen IF Charlottesville and the pub
lie in general, that he has removed his GRo-
Gerry STORE TO the house opposite Mr.. Ca
sey's and formerly occupied by Joseph Bish-
op, and few doors west Of Isaac Raphaels
Store. He returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for the very liberal
encouragement he has heretofore received
and hopes for continuance of their favors
He keeps constantly on hand a large end
general assortment OF Groceries, Liquors
&c. H. NJ WOLFE,
August 90 Main ct. Charlottesville.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
Iuly 30-'3
NOTICE.

UyHE connection of the Subscriber with
IL the Virginia Advocate has. for some
yearspast, compelled him to limit his practice
as Physician for the most part to Char-
louisville and its immediate vicinity. 2 {
connection is dissolved e. he will again 70.
sumo the practice Of Medicine on as large a
scale as the patronage OF his friends and the
public will allow him to do.
FRANK CARR.
July 1910 q
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
NOTICE.

A LII sums due to the Establishment of
IA the Virginia Advocate prior to, and IN
Guiding the present publication of the paper,
either for Subscription Advertisements or
jobs are payable. to the Subscriber only, or
his authorised collector, VIM. X. Carr. An
immediate payment of all sums duo, is ear
nedly requested.
FRANK CARR
Iulv 1910 ~
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
University of Virginia.

IVm Onk hAS u L1 A<hN u
Lyl The Lectures will commence
with the Session on the 10th Of Sep
tember, and be regularly tinued
till the Goth of July following-a
course above twice as long as at any
Medical College in the Union. The
arrangement of the subject is as fol-
lows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, OBsIE.
Tries and MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
Robiey Dunghson, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDIcA and
PHARMACY,
John p. Esmet, NJ. ID.
ANATOMY aud SURGERY with Dis
SECTIONS,
10, Thomas johnson, M. ID.
The Anatomical Museum is already
in condition to elucidate the Leo
lures on Anatomy and Physiology,
and is daily receiving additions,
whilst the Surgical Apparatus is at
least equal to any in the Union.
,r Oae full course of the Lectures in
the medical department is considered
bY the Authorities of the University
OF Pennsylvania as equivalent to a
course in that Institution.
BY late law Of the Board of WISH
ters, Students, upwards Of 30 years Of
age, are allowed the privilege of re-
siding outside the Precincts in the
family of some respectable individual
to be approved by the Faculty.
August 27-4 st
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TRUST SALE OFLAND
September SIS ids

L w l. oALL vi LAM ~.
by virtue of Deed of Trust, ex-
- ecuted to the undersigned, on
the Odd day of August 1924, by Will
liam Campbell, Jr. and of record in
the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Greenbriar, shall sell, to
the highest bidder. for ready money,
on the fourth Monday in September
next, at Orange Court house, that
being Court day, two Tracts OF
Land, lying, being, and situate in
the county of Greenbriar, or so much
thereof, as may be sufficient to sa-
tisfy the purposes of said deed.
Acting as trustee, such title only
will be conveyed as is vested by the
trust.
JAMES BARBOUR, Jr.
Anouot q xlo
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03
NOTICE.

THE Session Of Mrs. Ble.ter
l. mann's School will hencefortf
c'nsist of FIVE months only, and the
terms will be for boarders, including
every branch of knowledge taught in
hs School with the exception of Mu-
SIG Dancing and Drawing, the sum
OF SlO0
And tor day scholars English
Grammar, french Grammar,
Reading. Arithmetic, History,
Geography, the use Of the Globes,
and English and French Compo-
si,iou, Is
Italian, s
Spanish, S
Latin, S
German, S
Music, 16
Dancing. per quarter, 10
Payment to be made in advance.
September 3-5 If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
DEGENERACY OF KINGS.

f;racf from The Memoirs IF Thomas Je6irsoa lady pub.
hShed
"Io GOVERNOR LNHGnoN-When observed hovever tia,
ts hng OF England cypher, did not mean 20 canne
the Observation To tie individual OIL the throne
Inc practice oil Kings marrying only the families of Kings
ha oeen mat OF Europe for Now ANY
race OF ANIMALS conne than dleueSs naction whether
w sV' saoe or State room, pamper them with high
staiy all their sexual appettes them in senaie
noush their passions, let every thug bend before them and
DANISH whatever mi lead them think in few gene
ations ihey become all body and miu and this too NV
law OF naureoy that law we i'm The con-
slant practice OF changing the characters propcnss of
e animals we Iase Tor purposes Such is the repr
men III fasg Kings aud this rs the gone on
iof centuries While in Europe, often amused myself with
contemplating the characters of the regninc
Europe Louis the XVI, was fool, of my knowledge
ana IN despite OF the answers made for him at his trial
The King Of Spain fnol-of Naples the same -
they passed their lives hunting and DESPATCHED two
couriers week thousand miles, 10 let each other
know what game they had killed the preceding tsys-
The h'ng of Sardinia fool All these were EouIon.
me queen Of Portugal Braganza idiot by nature
And so was the King of Denmark Their sons as resen,s
exercised the powers OF government The King OF Prussia
To the great Frederick hog in BODY well
as in mind Gustavu Of Sweden, and Joseph Of Au,;a
were really crazy and George OF England got know wa, IN
straight waiscoat There remained then none u old
arle vino had been too lately picked up lost her com
mon sense In this state Bonaparc found EuroDe and il
his state OF IFS rulers which lost il scarce STRUGGLE
ihee animals had become without mind and poverIes and
SO VIII every hereditary monarch he after gcneraon
Alexander the grandson Of Caharne yet an excep,on
ton-ts race is not yet And so ende,h The book
OF the hnesfom all Of whom deliver US and have
YOU friend and such good aud true in his holy
ing" Np
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
"a a R!.XNaxa NEWS.
ARRIVED.
PORF OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus Turner, from Baltimore via NorfoIk
aud Guy Point, with sundries, Webb a. co Iueke ara
ozef u Eus'ace, ii & McEneIy, WaIihall Dayen
por, Allen co, Lancaster & DENLY, II Nash Hornsm e
NJ Mitchell Regnau, jr, WORKMAN McGnider King a. n cL
ardson, Peyon, VIM Swoop, Su eeny Sulliysr w n
Balen, walker Booth, w g. Crane ~ Clarke j No
IA doe' NJ ii"ns Hlardtased the river bound mn
OIL H"S Island ,hp ievetius and fore cp.sa schr also
schF ashore on Goose Hill Flats; or Turkey Island fore tor
sail schr.; of Watkins, schr John e. William ~
Schr Anna smith, Smith, from New York. with ballast
Soop Philadelphia, Wells, from frdgeon with ballast,
Schr Hector, rravers, from Gosport
schf Expedition, Reed, from New York ballast
Sc' Emblem Crosby, from Boston, with sundrcs 10 Incke
Anderson, j., Otis, Dunlop & '
SAILED,
Brig Columbia, Shibles, for Boston, coal
&c. ' WA 0'' 'o0aooo'
bacco ' ~ ~' anu '"'
Schr Telegraph, Somers, for New York. coal
bacco 'p'' WIN TO-
Schr Independence, Hooper, for Baltimore coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
MISSISSIPPI AND THE INDIANS

We published a'eIy ths law OF Georgia relative 10
the Indians within her territory Since thea we have
I'.t WIN tne act ot tha legislature OF Mississippi,
extending the jurisdiction OF the state over tho In
dams within its hnits and lcorporatnr them in the
mass Of the free population OF the Safe. The fol-
low IS the act:
STATS ,IIssIssJPpr.
An act to extend the laws OF tho Safe ofArississppi
over the persons aud property of the Iud ariy.cs.
dent within its limits.
SEC. e.. Be IL enacted By tie Senate and House o.
Representatives. Of the Slate q .uiss;ssppi H.. GcaerGl
Assembly eonreRed That, from and after tho
OF this act, all the rights, privileges aud nmuni,ies
and franchises, held, claimed, or eniovcd bv those
persons called Indians, and their descendants, and
which are held by virtue OF am form of policy usn
or custom, existing among said persons not pnrtIc
ularly recognized and ana ablshed BY tic common
law statutes of the State of Mississippi no and
the same are hereby wholly abolished and taken
away.
SEC. Q Belt further enacted, That all he rch,s.
privileges, immunites and franchises held aud en-
loyed by free white persons inhabitants of the said
states, be, and the same arc hereby given granted
and extended to the said persons called Indians and
their descendants. in az full and ample manner ms
lie same can be done by an oct of the general as
scmbly
SIC. .. Bet further enacted, That all the laws,
statutes, and ordinances now in force in the said
state OF Mississippi, be, and the same are herebv de
cidred TO have full force, power, aud operation over
the persons and property ofand within the territory
now occupied by the said indians
SEC. 4. BE further enacLe1 That all r,orr;,,os
matrimonial connexions associations, entered int
by virtue OF any usage custom of the said Indians
and by them deemed valid, be, and the Same arc
hereby declared to be binding and obligatory as if
the same had been solemnizcd according to the laws
of this state.
SEC. s. Be IL further enacted, That any person or
persons, who shall assume on him themselves and
exercise IN any manner whatever the office of chief
mngo, headman, or other post of power established
by the tribal statutes, or customs OF the SAID Indians
ard not particularly recognized by the laws of this
state, shall on conviction Indictment or present
ment before court of competent jurisdiction be
fined in any sum not exceeding thousan dollars
and be imprisoned any time not exceeding twelve
months, ut the discretion of the court before whom
conviction may be had.
SEc 6. Be further enacted, That the bounda
ries specified IN an "act, entitled an act 10 extend
legal process IN that part of the state now occupied
by the Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes of Indians -
passed, February 4th, 20, shall be construed as 70
make ali legal process returnablc, as by that act re-
CURED.
JOSEPH DUNBAR, Speaker of H. r.
4. III. SCOTT, President Of Senate.
.4pprored: Jan. 10. 1880.
GERARD G.. Bf3JnoS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
New Boot & Shoe Store

'ENiE Subscriber has taken the store lately in tho
occupancy OF Alessrs. Albert A. Morris g. Co
ana second door above Messrs. KYLE 6, Cocbron's
wnere nc Is now opening and offers for sale M verv
Ieuuceu process new, handsome, aud well selected
assortment OF articles in his linc direct from the
nhus OF the most approved manufacturers of Boston
ne" ork and Philadelphia, and will continue 70 -
ceive by the different arrivals from the abnuO TO re-
Paces, addltlonal supplies, which will render his
stock at all times well worth The attention Of nurcbn
scrs, either by wholesale or retail.
- Hmong has Assortment are he HDlo,piup mis-,
Gentemens LIST quality calf skin and morocco boots
DO I'd do sewed and pegged do
10 me eau ana KIP skin scwed g. peppcd bootces
70 uo uo anu morocco square and round toed shoes
10 nc 10 seal skin ond do walking do do pumps
DO do do do dancing do do
Mems common lined and bound shoes and brooous
Do stout unbound do do VII"
Ladies black lasting hceled WALKING shoe,
DO do do spring do do
Do do and coloured lastinp bocI sIir,or,
DO do do do spring do
DO white lasting and satin sprinos and bcol s,;r,o,
10 seal SKIN shoes and slippers
10 Inc and common leather shoes
Boys hne calf aud kip skin bootccs
Do do do do shoes
10 fine seal skin and morocco dancing pumps
DO stout unbound shoes and bropnns
Misses black and colourcd lasting slips
Do do do morocco do
DO seal kin and leather shoes
Chldrens leather and morocco boots and sbocs
Do black and coloured lasting boots:
ALSO,
Hard leather folio and single TRAVELLING trprLs
Hair and seal skin do
Black oil varnsh
Liquid and paste backing, &c
mar 2d-eO3t JUDAH MYrpc +
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
GEnARp c. BeaHnoS.

Serious accident TO Bishop CHAsE.-Thc Cumbcr-
land Md Civilian of Friday says;-"On Wedncs-
day night last as the Western stage was LEAVING
town, in consequence of excessive darkness it was
precpitated off the bank ofthe turnpike and dashed
to pieces, the horses running of with the fore car
rage Bishop Chase, of Ohio, seriously inu-
red-sonle of his ribs broken, and his left arm disIo
Gated. The bishop had arrived in town short time
before the stage, travelling in coach presented TO
Kenyon College by our late townsnan, James Rec
side, Esq.-but being unable TO reach Ohio in time
to fill SEINE appointments, he was reduced to take
the stage at this place. The stage 'yas much crow
ded with passengers, bat Of the others were ma
terally injured"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

% Flour and tobacco have been Coming in quite freely for
some DAYS The inspections Of tobacco yesterday amounted
10 ABOUT TO hhds with the lower uua
ties at refused Other kinds change IN price Ex,remc
prices LOT passed 50 10 to So Refused, 81 osl 30
About 5000 bbs Of hour have been inspected the last ,yo
days The demand is fair shade Improvement We unn,e
canal 3li-cty mills SIa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
as trD msoeuu sEstesg.

~ Tho Washington Telegraph nnnounces tho
removal of Moses Myers us Collector OF Norfolk
and the ratification of the nomination of CONWAY
Whttlc TO that Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

6 I'D isi'yer; Indian musins, richly embroidered;
several Angola shawls of all colours; handkcrchiefs
Tor The head richly embroidered with cold and poarls
kslemk,ares from Constantnople, or pocket hand.
kercn'efs OF painted muslin OF extraordinary beauty
several subies of Damascus, of the finest ounli,y
many richly ornamcntcd guns and pistols, OF Con.
ssantinople manufactures: carpets from Marsh Ushack
and splendid sofa cushions; zoo very rare talismans
mostly as necklaces and bracelets; great quantity of
ground Mocha coffee in Theoretically closed vessels
kurdish ladies' boots adorned with pearls and Jewels:
confectionery aud sherbert from India. Epypt and
the Seinglo; an immense quantity of ombra and orr;
entail incense, otto of Of the finest quality j.,
beautiful crystal bottles Hail Pacha will dist ributo
,he ABOVE presents according to his discretion aflcr
having iirst delivered the following presents 10 the
Emperor and Emprcss:-A sabre of cytroordinarv
beauty, and richly ornamen,cd; saddle, with sad
de-cloh and bride, both adorned with Jewels: n liz
tie box, ornamentcd with solitarcs of eytraordnnry
siEe; u comb: with large sotairos; complete set
o. Iture 1i the toilet adorned with costly pearls;
Cachemete shawls of the greatest worth; palms
embroidered with the finest pearls; which are the
chiei OF these rich presents Besides which there is
great number OF valuable articles for tho Cour,
the Ministers, and the household of the Empress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
HIDES, LEATHER. &c.

SSA Heavy Bucnos Ayros Hides
JCO 400 do Brazil and w India do
Richmond slaughter hides g. cal6kin,
I8OO sides soal leather of ali qualities NJ whole
sale or part Of n side
80 doz. wax calf skins
1oO sides wax and russell upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
LINING and binding skins
lUoO lbs coarse aud fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-lusts, boot-treos, &c. &c.
ZOOO lbs harness leather
1900 do skirting do
100 sides bride do
Iogskins, sheopskins, saddle trees
Dag, cliose, and lining bides
Girth and stramiDgwobb horse collars
Harness mounting, bittts, stirrup irons. &c
Bufialoe leopard, bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins Of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, &c.
Plated gig handles, bands and mouldipo
Tanners oil, shoemakers aud curriers', Tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sojo h.,
N c..,, w. g. J. G. CRANE.
M u. Country hides boueh, and soll.
mar l5-law 4w 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
Cotu Cabbage, or Cesarenn C0le

CO,D Cabbage, or Cesarenn Cole
Having resided in this island about twenty years I
have had an opportunity of the great nd
vantage this variety of Brnssca is to he SINAI farmer
as well as TO the large one, and WILL with your per-
mission, give your readers brief account of its cul
lure ana uses The seed is sown from about the goth
August to the lst OF September, in a good SOIL and
planted out from November. to January and Fnbru-
airy IN succession, at from twenty TO thirty inches
distance, in good, substantial we'll MANFRED soil as
no plant IS more cxhausting, requires better sol
but perhaps, no one plant produces so large a ouan-
ty ofnutriment during its period ofvcretation hbon,
the month of April they begin from the first cropl
to strip the under leaves cut them in small pieces
mix them with sour milk bran, other farinacious
substances and give them food to ducks peeso
bogss, &c. During tho whole summer thew continue
to strip the plant Gifts leaves until attains the height
OF from six, TO twelve feet; and if scarcity of her
bage prevails. the leaves form excellent feed for
cows aud oxen with alternate feeds Of hay md straw
The tops and side are excellent at table DURING
winter and spring.
The longest Of tho stalks arc frequently used 10
support scarlet runners and other French beans and
as cross latlng for matched buildings, where tlov
VIII last TOR hafa century if kept dry, for the lat
ter purposo.-Bernard Saunders, Island Of Jersey.
IAN IPrii, 1929. CardeHer's yfag1<ine.
DrEnroSI is stated in the Montreal Gazette on the all
hoy Of letters from Kingston that large parties Of tho Amer
can troops that stationed sackes abo have sv
ing OF Sergeant aud twelve men, forced their COMMANDING
20 accompany them The number tina, abandoned Their
Immediately engaged as aborers on the Ridcau Canal
NOTICE TO SHIP OWNERS
y Instructions from the Treasury Department the following
given ~ ~ '"
And the name of said ship vessel, and the port or
place TO which she shall 80 belong shall be painted her stern
on black ground IN white letters Of less inches
~ length Aud any ship vessel of the United States shall
De iound without having her namo and tho the port
10 winch she belongs painted IN aforesaid owner or
owners shall forfeit fly dollars; half the person giving
Information thereof the other half 20 the tho United
Custom House, Boston, Marci17ih, 1880
- OIL Butter Venson Hams and Feathers for sale bv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
NOTICE no SHIP OWNERS

OIL Butter venison Hams and Feathers, for sale by
~ mario LEWIS WFBB 8, 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
NEW YORK MARKET. March %

e'IHin consequence OF the advices from Liver
enco OF about cent per H. The sales reached about
aVo oaes chisiy Cpands at 81 IL cts, residue Alaba
he accounts from England the ul speak
an anSe ~ the English markets Of from Is IS upon bond
80 eens per barrel principally low priced The sales this
week have been upwards Of TO- 600 barrels Ahon aon Iii
Richmond CITY mills (al that was in market have been sold
1--WE dollars. ' Low ''eii SUI" III
49, PHILADELPHIA MARKET Mach on
-Four aud Nedi-Thc sales of supcr6ne Gnur hi. ,.
amount TO 10 600 barrels i5o ncluding some to come in
anu principally Tor export TO Europe, leaving moderate s,oL
DUH. - '' o'' saes are
porance Southern has arrived more freely and ali
So els tor white and 81 sc FOR yellow as in quality and con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

examination discovered him to be dead. lie had la
ken from the trunk razor, With which lao had cut
The einorol artery atits commencement in The nnor
part OF the thigh, performing the operation with the
utmost skih---Dcath must have followed in one min
ute
Thus fell DR.. Stephens r. Beatty. in tho Goth year
OF his age, one ofths most nmablc moral aud prom
sing young men which town has ever produced
The deep sympathy felt for his untimely end was
manifested III the largo of Citizens who at
tended his funeral yesterday aiternuon, and IN ,he
general gloom that prevailed tho Heightened process.
sion.
REGARD Of good contitct--The Baltimore and
Washington Stage Company have presented to
Ihares tiasup' the driver Of the stage upon which
the attack was made by hghwaymen in January last,
sircr goblet, testimony cf his good conduct on
that occasion. The goblet represented as of nent
and handsome Workmanship, and bears the following
inscription:
PRESENTED by the Baltimore aud Washington S,sro
Company to Charles Haslup, as u token OF their
high opinion OF his firmncss &; good conJuc, when
attacked and wounded by Robbers, on the 25th
January, 1880
"-act ice2ya,ir plrt--E,ere al tie honor hes,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

we Published lately tbs law OF Georgia relative TO
the Indians within her territory Since thea we have
met with the act of the legislature OF M,ssissppi
extending the jurisdiction OF the state tho H.
dams within It's limits, and icorporanr them i'm the
mass ofthe free population OF the Sale. The fol-
low is the act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
nv FLETCHER & TOLER.

suremenf. % barrels, 8 bushels, gallons, :
quarts, and pint of corn
The whole field from which this acre was se
lected produced 663 barrels. Five beeyes were
faied IN tbs ield--a great deal DESTROYED by
the inoursons of the stock of horses and hogs.
and the corn much broke down from the
weight of the ears-one corn stock Il feet Q
inches 10 where The two ears of corn grew, SO
that the top which had been cut off, must have
been from thee 10 four feet.
ne whole held was MOI surveyed, but il was
estimated from view, that 20 acres of it would
average 70 barrels per acre, aud Is acres the
supposed remaining quantity OF land would
produce the SO barrels being more than j bar.
rels to the acre