Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-24
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ARcr Oils v~~k. the Edisc~ q me FsEx ruxss
gill bc necessarily Ah>eus fo~ somc moushsI IT,
uniform course q fi~wdiy feeling which his -
irons have ever eviserd toe ards hisa, rv~s $500,
rance Of . ssssis'~i spirit 81 lib~v.ii,y dsriue
his ae~nee. They shali hear from him crr..;oe-
ally, ~hsos'cr he find any ,hiuS worthy Of
communication, md h. faasliy hope. shss IN. ar
raoSrmeuts he has unde for eooi~eting sisc busi-
ncss of sAc ofsic, gill Prove ~psirriy ralsf.csury
lie bssTs With him the remembrance, ,h.s nj. fac
Is In the haa'is Of g-.crous people. who iosr
ia'tsc. and ho ~;ii sssr;brtr to has.su inrmisy,
.h-se,es. la hisr.rccr. may fan ,'sors Of t- mes-
sar- sf ,is,y. R~lyiag upon the enduring kind
@s- &C . community, Who have hitherto ch~eresl,
sustained. and hoscrrd him, nc ventures 10 as~urc
,i.em. sis-s every ,hrub q hi. heart shall tell hi.
sr-'i'asr. sud every effort of his mind be in uu;-
soa Nth their istsrca and their honor.
Ths sco' ehse's Il the classification az the ma
f''r~ie- q shis eouus,. srv .lrc.., spparvs, The
Court Vas in scssios during the whole OF the ias
week. and iisIo-~j Of large portion Of tho BUSH
nes> apo~ de doekst. Similar bcnelicial rcsslts
vii dsassiess herrsfsr bot IL is hoped the
a''ns'cn cf the fesisl-su will he directed to the
'u''jcet, and some .ys'c'a be sdops-d, which.
~h'is "a .'li insure prsmpsi,ude aud ecr.ai.,y in
the jcsraseh of b.iness IN render the at,cu.la,.
IT jurrs aud Witnesses I, II less oppressive and
wxsticusL
In'e'iiscnee from Europe still crowds the CO.
iin'ns of the ei', prints We find |, impossible
TO Keep pace with !, for IL often happens ,ha,
., tho tiu'e ~e yst an article in type, something
comes 70 hand, sapcr~ding IL, az perhaps contra
dieting II altogether. We give few importan,
items to-day.
We hall begin to think the ladies' arc better
farmers than the men. Indeed some instances
n's'd be e',ed an this county, which would 70 far
towards confirming such opinion but such /.
not oar prcscni Parpesc. Certain IL is, they we'll
Know hov Ia cultivate friendly relations
We have received another specimen Of fine
TuniPa They were raisc.i On the farm or Mrs.
Manning, 81 this county. Ten Of them filed
bas'sei, and some Of them ~cished 6 pounds each.
The manager Of the farm AFR CockerclI) inform
ed ms that there were many bushels Of the same
sire The seed was sc~n on the 9Th Of July.
We tender our thanks for the present.
The following notices prove, that, notwi,h.tand-
ing JefIersou Is ",he garden spot Of Virginia. y
Il can be beaten In mammoth turnips Our con-
solssion 10, thu, our soil 10 too rich for such a1i-
siea Beat IN ion wheat, IL you can.
Berkeley nrnips. The last nun.
Der Of the Virginia Free Press contains
40 account Of some mammoth tur.
nlps,' which were raised by Mrs. Tate
OF JEFFERSON county. Ii seems they
were very fine, fourteen of them
Sling the bushel.o A load of turnips
were this week brought 10 Martins.
burg Tor sale, which we're larger and
more finely asvoured than any ever
saw; f,csire Of them taken prom;scu.
DUSTY from the pile. heaped the bushel.
They were raised by Mr. George Myers
OF this county, and were sown early in
August. ID. Y. ~.
November IL.
On Tuesday last, We were present
ed. by Dr. Charles MagiiI Of this place.
with turnip which weighed 9 lbs. IA
or: and measured e8i inches in cir.
conference. Ii was raised on the
farm occupied by NJ. Robert SprigR.,
on Back Greek 10 this COUNTY,
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