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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

z fowhatan County Court, March 49, 1880. W,i;,n,
M rope James Peasants Edward Mayo. Rohert
sa pnos ahor of Isaac W. peasants, decd and o
san roore, adm'or de boDis non of William collie.
Gee o. pitts against John I. Peasants Preston sn;,
anu william s. Dance, dfis. In Chsncery.
ms cause came on this day be heard and & a..
pesFlng to the satisfaction of the court. that rho e
Pocna and decree nioi had been executed nm ,h W
PENDANTS tor more than four months since the i;no
confessed ~ oe NC 'sken Tor
",nevFeuPon the court, after matureIy consder;no.
e o'' ana exhibits fled and hearing the ns;nfr,
counsel doth adJudge, order, and decree fh.t H.
ue'endaht John L. Peasants state and settle b;s az
Sou"'S' as lhe admo of Samuel Peasants dec,J he
oie commissioner of This court, and tina, the coil
commissioner also take account of all the nons ~
o'Der 'hngs which have been paid by the nlan,;G
OF conn T. peasants, adm or Of Samuel {Iess
ants decd or either Of them so as to shev the sa4
PAID oy each OF sale sureties Also an accoun+ IS ~,
me dcbs now due from the estate of the sid ear,i
peasants decd, other liabilities of the s,d -
L: pleasants as admor aforesaid and for vvb;eb 49,.
sa'o suFeues can IN any manner be held bound IL
an account OF all money which may have been ,a;d o.
me defendant Preston Smith, if any, in exoners,; -
the SAID Suretes Of the said John T. pleasants a. -,
aforesaid and report the to this court too.,,
~ilp any matters specially stated deemed neI;oos.
TO be stated - " '"s parties
(toD,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

ment of u particuar-scctV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

The journals throughout Pennsylvania speak of the rosec,
OF hne crops of grain as highly fatterng.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

From tte StGun.on Spectator, May H.
~ The small grain in this neighborhooi looks gem
orally well, and from appearance shall have an
unusually early harvest. On the other side of the
Ridge, we understand the Hessan Fly is making
great ravages.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

ne partIes interested, will please take notice ,b.,
rave appointed Monday, the fourteenth d. ~ ,
next, Tor entering upon The duties REQUIRED of
.e within order when they are requested IN a.oy y
Seir naneTs courthouse by ten O'Clock, A. NJ. with
pssng CLAIMS unsatised against the estate f sn,,.i
or bcSorS @ q, are desired to present them to me- on
e. t"at day, properly authenticated. in oTdo
" 0O0"H' mercer may be taken.
pt. JOHN W. DANCE, Comm
tOWIlatan Courthouse Anril Is 1870 nc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
10 BUILDERS.

10 Bull DERS.
" l. have OH hand five or six plain MARBLE MAN
w TIES, which will be SOLD low TO close the con-
signment
Orders for every description of Marble Work. will
be executed by Herkness & Smith of Philadelphia,
at short notice. Apply to
ma ID COLLINS a. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

IPorhag triumphant Iroy!-Extrac of letter TO
IL, 1897
" have the satisfaction Of informing you that the Farmers
Mechanics and Working Men this city, have this gained
complete rinmph, having succeeded in every ward the
city. Not a single Regency man is elected"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

PROPOSALS
WILL be received by the undersigned until the
w 18th instant. for supplying recruiting party
and number o. recruits with rations at this place.
N. BADEN, Capt. Cd Artillery,
ma I3-5t AT Bell Tavern.
NOR SALE-An excellent carriage driver. Of
IL good character. Apply at this office.
l5--3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

A FEW Quilts of very superior quality and no
"A high priced, received at NASHS.
rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

Peter Johnson and Thomas Stot indicated assault and
battery and an attempt To commit upon respectable
yous lady belonging the society of Friends
arraISned and tried Wcschester Pa Johnson pleaded
su'y 10 the whole indictment pleaded guilty
count but not guilty the The
them 10 fine of dollars, and the
and to Undergo servitude hard labour peneuary
for years
hernard Miller who indicted for similar offences receiv-
ed the same sentence In both the sentence
sufficiently severe, to the of the law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

STEAM SUGAR REFINERY, Nc. 81, Church
- .aH,y, Phaadeiphia.-Tbe subscribers having
their kehoeTy IN iul operation under the supenten.
dance Of Joseph s. Lowering, formerly of the house
of Messrs Philips & Lowering Of this city1 are pre-.
pared to supply orders for double, single LOAF and lump
sugars refined toitbou the use Of blood, of the same
superior character az that made heretofore by Messs
p & J., which they will dispose of at liberal discount
for cash, or for acceptance In this city.
LEX, CANDY s. LEX, PHILADELPHIA
The subscriber, agent for the sales Of the above
mentioned sugars in Richmond, has constantly on
hand, for sale at factory prices, full supply
Jan.l2. sS--w6wif BERNARD PEYToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
PltG.

TNCHANCERY-ln GOochland County Court. 18Th
II February, 1890
Nathaniel Smith, Pile
against
Arhstead Thurston and VIM. Blunkall, Defts
The bill Of the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant Armsead Thurston. not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly ans the rules Of this Court, aud it appe airing
to'he court by satisfactory evidence, that the said de-
iendsnt Arms,ead Thurston, is inhabisnt Of this
Connlonweai,h-on'h 1.-THE motion OF the plaintiff by
sell Is ordered that the sad defendant Artnstr al
Ihurston, do appear here the Third Monday in May
next, and answer the plainths BILL aud that cory Of
his order be forthwith Inserted in the Richmond En-.
quirer, newspaper pint d ia the city Of R,chu on,,
Tor two months successfully, aud that another copy be
posted at the trout door OF the house Of this coun
" on two successive court dsys. Aud is farther or
dered that the said defendant William Blunka do not
pay away, secree or otherwise dispose Of any money
other property in his hands, belonging to the other
iendant Armste al Thurson, so to render him una.
Os 10 ply the piaiatih demand on the bill mentoued
u0n inc further o,der Of this court, and subpoena i.
awarded accordingly. Copy. -Teste
feb. &c. Ios,wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
THE NEW CONSTITUTION

ihe ahvices we continue TO receive from different
parts OF the Satr leave little doubt OF lis rattle alton
by large majority. We have, il is true, occ ca sonal
accounts 'iom some OF the Western counties of strong
co'inervote in that QUARTERS, ior instance we have
letter from the county of Tag well, that the Con.ti-
tuition ha. not many supporters IN that country But
The above Is the general impression from all we have
seen and heard.-lhe Woodstock (Sh.nanloah) Senti.
rel oil Tie is b, states, that from all have heen
able 10 gather IN reference 10 public opinion on tn
subject OF the new Contribution, we entertain no
doubt, that IL will he ratified by substantial and
wholesome majority"
me l.ynchburg Jeff'rs'ridn says: " The accounts
which We continue 10 from different parts oil
The STATE all go 20 contrn the opinion some time
since expressed that The New Constitution would be
ratified by a large majority The middle country, we
presume, il almo m0us in favor Of "a iiica'ion
In the East the Opposition will re but feeble ana in the
West, cxcep, in the extreme North West. we are in.
clned to believe it will receive respectable MAORI.
fy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

NHE Sherlfis OF the counties Of Amelia Nottoway,
IL Cumberland, Powhatan and Chesterfield; Bruins
WICK Dinwiddie, Lnnenburg and M.ckenburg; James
Ivy char'es City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, York;
warwick end Henrico; Shenandoah and Rockip ham,
augusta, koekbrdge and Pende,on; Monroe, Green.
orier' Bath Boietour Ale ehsny. Nicholas and Poca-
n0na'; and the Mayors OF the cities Of Richmond and
Williamsburg and The town of Petersburg, will take
notice that elections to be held at their
and other places prescribed by law for holding
IN me month OF April next to represent their respec-
1--WE districts in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. S.
feb 20 iO2tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

n IMPORTANT TO Nj ANUFACTURERS OF cor =
IL TON fARN.-The undersigned having been in
duced TO erect at considerable expense manuactorv of
cotton yarns, as hereinafter described under an agree
nent oil lease with gentleman who disappointed him
In taking II, and being himself unacquaincd with the
operations and management OF such establishment
would dispose OF an interest therein the whoeas woud
best suit the wishes of the purchaser. This establish
ent (caed the Spring Hill Factory is situated OH the
ais oil James River mile above the town of Man
chester and nearly opposite the city of Richmond in
Virgina;-every part of the works and machinery are
ehurey new and OF the best workmanship, having been
6ait and put into operation in the last six months The
acoy al present, has In operation, four hundred and
eighy spndles, twelve Cards, compound spe eder
OF twesty sPindles Taunton ditto of ten and ON
craving frame; but there is a command of waterpovv
er 10 any extent purchaser may require siher with
view 10 an extension of the present works or the es
W' OF any other description of Manufactures
WIN Inc factory will be sold all the ecessarv bouse
Tor me accommodation of the hands attached thereto
pofnon OF the purchase money will be reouir ed in
ca'h' anu an accommodating credit will be given for
Tue balance. The undersigned thinks needless 10 be
more particular in the description of this nrnner,v or
u" he enumeration oil its advantsg or of the erma o
sse as OF course no gentleman will be dismissed IN in
Ves' funds In the business who would from,
inscriptions ana as such property is rarely 10 be found
10 The market, he invites capitalists to visit the ors
a T Juage ior themselves. To Gentlemen in New
England who would be disposed TO invest Can;,oI in
virginia the subscriber would beg leave TO r. fer to
samuel Green Esq. OF Pawucket, r. ISLAND who CON
:rucied The achinery, and has visited the Factory
since mas been In operation. He would also dispose
o. wa.er-power upon sale or lease-and upon terms
TWO reasonable TO be objected TO.
Spring Hill. Feb 26. Ioa "a,
VI The Baltimore American, Phil adelpbia Sentinel
~. YORK Courier & Enquirer, Boston Gazette, Pfoy-
uehee American will please insert the above and for
ward their accounts 10 Cba.tain Clarke Spring Hill
Manchester Va pms ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
CHASTAIN CLARKE.

FENEACHER WANTED.-I wish TO engage imme.
"A c'ateiy, teacher for private family, residing
IN Tie upper part of this State; in healthy and res
pectable neighbomrboo must have perfect
knowledge OF the Greek and Latin languages; Mathe
matics and the various minor branches of an English
euucalon-Io mao OF strictly moral character who
can produce testimonials of hs being thus oualifeJ
liberal compensation will he allowed and il i. hoped
none other will ,pply-Application may be made
through the Post-Othce at Gray s. Pankey's ofcs
on Carey Street. THOMAS s. TAYLOR
Feb 26. ina ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

ri oCOMBINATlON- Crockery, Looking Glasses
ana GtdssUdre.-THoMAs |. BARROW 4 Co. I'm
porters, IS water street, New York, offer for sale $50
packages earthenware china and glass, of fresh i'm
P'rtaions and new styles, which they will repack at
the very lowest price the market afford; also a com
pee assortment OF looking glasses suitable for the
southern trade Those merchants who are interested
IN breaking up the combination in price Of Crocerv
winch ma. hitherto prevailed in this Business are in
Vted 10 give their support t. establishment founded
on The principles OF enc combination in trdde.' For
the purpose of bringing about this object so beneficial
TO the intere' OF merchants, contending with
combination formidable in it. numbers and wealth
looking to those who will he benefited by our success
for aid in its accomplishment.
THOMAS /. BARROW, s. Co..,
50 Water Street, New. York
New York, 1st February, 1880.
feb 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DEIt17ArrS

TUESDAY, Feb. pa communication was received
from the Senate stating that they had poss,d tie bills,
- concerning Lewis Eisenmenger"-" CONCERNING the
" TO authorize tire appointment Of commissioners 10
ebrae the rites Of marriage IN the county of Green.
brier" To authorize the construction Of turnnke
road from Joseph Gaunts to Prices Mountain in the
county OF Botetourt'-" Concerning the Governor
House and for other purposes" Concerning Joseph
Andrews'-snd Concerning Walter Dalziel'' Thai
they had also passed Nth omendments an act q Ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

NoilCE-Ihe subscriber having advertised that
~ the Lynchburg Packet Boat would run regular.
thce month Tor the conveyance Of passengers un-
der the Impression that the Legislature would enact
law authorising him 10 pas. the Locks without dclen.
uon-But the Senate having rejected the bill which
passed the House OF Delegates for that purpose he is
compelled TO abandon the undertaking
f-b g. IO2-u-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

y nnA HEATH PEACH SCloNS ior sale
oeVVO by the subscriber, living near the
White Chimney's, Caroline county, at SIS per 100, to
be paid for when delivered. They are In iine state
Tor planting.
Gentlemen wishing to supply themselves with that
valuable peach, had better send for the Scions as
as possible. JAMES DUVAI
feb 26. lO,-1,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
odd AND EVEN, No, 3, WILL DRAW NTH

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
ODD AND EVEN, No. 3, WILL DRAW IN The
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
Ut W ean.sddy me Itoenfy. Fourth day Of Mareh.
l9H hkfLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 3, for
dYn lS5o:-Ihis scheme is arranged on the popular
ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder Of
NO Tickets or Two Shares, Is certain Of obtaining at
least One Prize, and may draw THREE!
Besides tie Capital Prize of TEN TUOIIsAND
DoLLAKS, there are the usual number of minor de
nominations, aud no Prize locer than Five DoIEars
Only 5000 Tickets in the Scheme-More Prizes
man BLANKS the whole payable in CASH, which az
usual can be had the moment thew are drawn.
Whole Tickets, So 90 Quarters, 81 2B
Halves, 80 Eghibs, 81
ORDERS either by mail (post psid) or private
Conveyance enclosing the Cash or prizes, will meet
the same prompt and puncual attention as II on
al application. --Address
j. 1. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
feo' 20 IO3-t1sM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

"a ollCE ALI parsons are hereby cautioned not 10
~ trust my wife Elizabeth Foukes, for any article
which she may purchase my account, as / am de-
ermned not to pay the same, she having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without cause.
JOHN FoULKES.
leu 20 103-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

A LEXANDER will stand the ensuing se,,on
"a Charlotte Court House, underline supernteadence
OF wyatt Csbell. Particulars hereafter.
feo' 10. 00-6t JOS WYATT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

n ghhfEL llMBER-W anted a quantity Of Flour
hD bairel slaves, either single double; for which
lair market price will be givsn-an early delivery.
aud hose that are seasoned, will be preferred.
p. HAXALL & co.
iep' Eo' 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
TIE REPORT ON INDIAN AFFAIRS.

In skctchng the Scenes of our s. p,ocr, ve hs
wy aud Inadvertently mentioned the RIieea instead Of the ~
lhs crro which also escaped correction in tho nIoof
sheot might stu have passed noccbnt for
lion ~ aneishbourng pntWha ae mind must bnt M,
possess who can think capable of mennness e 10
U.s. How raHshng must his political spirit be- who oheosjng to
consue an ror into desi0p, huos another popor vii, n
erauious and most abusive commcnaryT oe do Jdy in Ill
ucs win the majority Of the Artillery Company mai nbo,
NIUE KNOWS us ~ lie thinks capable of any sght towards
lo1-A9d we LITTLE know them, If that respectable Company st
@ hoadoi whom We recognize both political and personol
fond contains who capable Of 90 wsnon and
retaliation for the iaadvcriency in tho yo,ld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

PRESIDENTS .Message.-We have at length ,be Echo
OF the English sentiment upon the Pre.ident'. Mes
-age' It's highly complimentary. We publish to-day
sc eTal extracts ffOIa the LONDON prints.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

The last Wheeling Compiler states that the l., yisI,
lure OF Ohio has revived the for giving the ssen
OF that State TO The erection Of Toll Bridge across IN
Ohio River at Wheeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
TIE SENATE-F1NAL PRocrrDINcs.

TUESDAY, Feb. 23J, 1890
The following message was received lron The uo,so
Of Delegates by Mr.. Minor; ''''
M. Speaker The House Of Delegates having fin.
sheu al Tue business before them ready 10 adj.
joorn until the 3iT Of March.
On motion Of Mr.. DRomeooLE,
hes aUed, That when this House adourns to-day.
II will adjourn until the 6rs, Monday in December
next "
Ordered, That Mr.. DromgcoIe inform the Hou,. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
N "a. E,Llfnls al ~ Ennnirn.

~ '1t 11NYtUCT
MI hsnuoPh presents his comp iments to the Edi.
tors Of the Enquirer and bees leave exoresslv 1o d.,
clama speech imputed to him in that paper of the
thirteenth Instant as containing opinion. which he ne
yer held and language which he never uuered--e o.
lie did not. however conceive that the same Jepen.
dencc ought be placed in the legislature OF Virginia
&c Mr. X. said, there was no cause for appre.
ending similar abuse nj power on the part of the
Legislature Of Vitginia;" and proceeded to give his
r.osons, which are not stated. Er d,sce orincs
Mr. re'peclfully requests the Editors Of the En-.
qnircr TO publish his note.
Roanoke, Feb 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26

MARRIED On tho 18th uIt, by the REV. Mr. Durham Mr.
oHN H. CARTON TO the amabs Miss DfASA daugte Jobn
Dcshago Esq all Of King and Queen county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-26
LIES OF THE DAV

- FROM PORT-AU-PRiNCE.
we learn from Capt. Cordell of the ,chooner Ores.
eno' Whlch sailed rom Por.au Prince ON the 3Ist
Jan that the Spanish irgste Cs'ila from Havana, had
Deen there Tor Ii days, having landed an Ambassador
win authority to demand (r0m The Haytien Cover n
"'ent, The Spanish part n he Island
The rigate was expected 10 sail the next d,v after
The Oresiello left Nothing wa, known Of the result
Of the Em5sssy. nv. Y. Journ of Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

| ~ have certainly seen BY the application OF
narl very excellent samples produced even on
moss. the soil of which is naturally mer.
sponge. This is evidently the effect OF the mari
since without IL the wheat would not even come
10 maturity. There, even on those coils, ! ne
yer remember any such plaques as the " Red
Robin, the wheat fly, or whatever other name
il may go by.
! have limited that the same remedy which
would cure the mldew might perhaps cure the
Red Robin Mind. do not say 1t n0utd,
but only that IT mlgh, and # such a conjecture
he inseighed against as absurd, because the
one is disease of the plant, the other the NO *
of all insect. ! answer by referring 10 the DIS
ease. in turnps called the inbury. or. IN some
districts. Fingers aud Toes. THIS is also the
work of an insect, but apply a coat uf mari or
clay aud its operation ceases. Whenever the
turnlps begin to anbury us they call II in Nor
folk. their only observation Is, q ae land
wants claying.' The clay is accordingly apPll-
ed a, from fifty To eighty Ioads an acre, and the
disease thenceforih vanishes.
In submitting the above observations on
subject very important, but very little under
stood. must repeat with considerable dllli-
dence, because during the many yea,s was
farmer, never so thoroughly Investigated the
subject as. with NY experience OF Its Ill effects
above related. / ought 10 have done. saw the
disease II is true, little or much. every year,
examined the ears, ionnd therein living worms,
and as people 90 by flies in amber, " wondered
how the devil they got there But that was
ALIVE kept up n sort Of visiting acqus lntance.
bun were never very Intimate. Had Mr.. GORE
or M. Sheriff written IN those days II i. mol
unlikely | should have been as busy ms my
neighbors in poring over the history OF these
Troublesome little visitors, and prylng INTO their
family affairs but a, IS too much the way Of
the world, contented MYSELF with the know
ledge Of the fact that the evil existei, without
attempting to discover a remedy: except, IN
deed, by changing the seed, and thu own
was TO "A certain extent successful | would
recommend 10 my friend. Mr.. Charles Poppy,
of Wituesham, near Ipswich, the pernsal Of
what has BEEN SAID by Mr.. Gorrie aud Nh.
Sheriff on the subject, knowing no practical
farmer better caculdedto throw light thereon,
IN addition TO the - northern lights" OF those
gentlemen "ayont the Tweed He writes
me thus" we have suffered greatly from this
disease, for which | fear no remedy is to be
found Vita US ii has affected only the heavy
land wheats, occasioning deficiency OF one 10
two coembs. lour to eight bushals) an acte, on
hundreds OF acres. Few are aware that il ia
caused by 1y.' Trusting that you Will excuse
eih. + insert, alter, omit, As best SUITS your
c jnerneace or iuolinaton, | am, sr, your obe-
dieot servant. >. TAYLOR, Jun.
Country Times Office, fiee! 5ired.
HITch ., lobJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

The attention of tue public has been oi laie
often cailsd 10 the culture Of bees. My own
experience and what brneec to be important
Improvement IN their nanag eiueUt aud III the
construction oi their hives have hcea such AS II
enable me to make stat mcnis which have
gained SONY regard from intelligent keepers
oi apiaries, which may deserve slsll more than
they have recei, ed. have praefiscd the MA
king of hives IA inches ,quafe 10y deep; the
top perforated by three round holes an neh
IN dianeier, which are 10 he placed over each
other IN order 10 remove the top hive "ilhonl
disturbing or 1esuoylng the bees.
The present. year had swarms from hives.
One came out on The 9Th June | put IT into
a hive over which ] PLACED another +, aud at the
same time put en- empty hive upon thar from
which the swarm had issued. % tine 3lst of
July foOk OFF my top hivrs toat from The
before mentioned swarm contained Mirty 0Re
pounds OF good honey, and mat " hGh had beeD
pui upon the old hive tlcenty tUo pounds ma
klog fttythree pounds OF pure hones, aud nay
SIX hives yielded 0lle hIadfed aud tighty nine
pounds
| added an empty hive To each, leaving n
sufficient quantity Of honey in them seversily
for the winter, and still, without lmpalr,ng tueir
winter supply. When these top hives are re-
moved this fall, they will be found TO contain
much honey.
EBENEZER WHITING TON
Dorchester, August Ia. 1880