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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

CoSNEcTIcUT ELECTION. The result of the
election In this State has proved favorable to
correct principles and far from flattering to the
hopes of the followers of Jackson and Van Bu-
rem IN Connecticut. The Regency here had
decreed the destruction of our excellent Lieut.
Governor and the Secretary of State, but the
people, true TO their own interests, have spurn-
ed their lmpertinent dictation, and notwithstand-
ing the small number of votes cast, have elect
cd both by handsome majorities. The Senate,
we believe, will stand seven Jackson and four
teen anti Jackson, and the House of Represent
atives about The same as last year, that is two
10 one against the Heroites. In many towns
decidedly anti>Jacksoh they have elected their
representatives without reference to party, and
IN tins way many Jacksonians have been SNUG
gled INTO the House who would otherwise have
been elected to stay at home.
Inc true criterion of the Jackson strength in
this State, may be found in the votes for Sec
rotary; being for Day, in 80 towns, all that are
yet heard from, 5016; for Holabird, 1920. A
Jackson triumph this with vengeance.
HUI tfOTd Mercury
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

One dollar bills Of the Lowell Bank, altered
10 tens, are in circulation; also FIVE dollar bills,
counterfeit Of The United States Bank, dated
July 1s, 1897, Philadelphia, to G. w. Fsirman,
letter g, well executed,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

Arctic EXPEDITION. The Paris Moni
teur states that Capt. Ross's expedition to
the Arctic Pole has safely reached the 9th
degree of north latitude. The steam boat
has traversed the most dangerous seas of
the globe
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE. 1t
Will be recollecled that General Jackson IN his
message, last December, TO Congress was made
to say, in reference to the Bank of the United
States, both the cons:itutionality and the ex-
"pedlency of the law creating this Bank are
" well questioned by large portion of our fell
" low citizens; and it must be admitted by all,
that it has failed i'll the great end of estab-
fishing uniform and sound currency :" and
that suggestion was made in the same docu-
ment, whether a new National Bank might not
be established, founded on the credit of Gev-
eminent and its revenues" This passage of
the message excited general astonshment, and
produced much Temporary evil. On the 3lst
OF December resolution was passed by the
Senate, instructing " the Committee on Finance
" to inquire into The expediency of establishing
uniform National Currency for the United
states, and to report thereon to the Senate"
The Report made by the Committee in pursu-
ance OF that Resolution is just published. II
scatters to the winds the positions of the great
untaught and unteachable" concerning Ma
tlonal Currency and Banking, and shows that
his acquaintance with those subjects has not at
all increased since his memorable request, or
rather mandate, TO the Government to order
the Bank of the United States at New Orleans
to give him money when he wanted it. The
Committee, instead of agreeing, as this pro-
found commercial philosopher had asserted,
that it is admitted by all that the Bank of the
United States has failed IN the great end Of
establishing uniform and sound currency"
emphaiically say that the existing currency
!" is sound and uniform for all the practical pur
poses OF the Government, and the trade of
" the Union" and they illustrate this assertion
BY examining the state of the currency in its
! relations TO the Government, the community,
and the foreign exchanges. In reference TO
the PROJECT OF "uniform national currency"
prepared by the National Government, circu-
" lated under its authority, and maintained by
its credit, they very properly say that . the
inevitable consequence would be, the creation
OF monied engine of direct dependence on
" the officers of Government, at variance with
"the whole scheme of our institutions" They
consider its financial Inconvenience to be for
mdable, and add, that :" on more enlarged con-
slderation of political expediency, the objec-
" tions to 1t are, in the opinion of the Commit
tee, 'nsuperablc and fatal" So much for the
device OF Mr. Van Buren, to bespeak votes by
natterlng certain sectional prejudices against
that salutary institution, the Bank of the Unit
cd States and so much for the effort of the
" Board OF Rewards and Punishment" which he
presdes over, 10 concentrate in their own hands
the wealth of the nation, and thus acquire new
means Tor self-aggrandizemen and public cor
ruPtlon.-NatiOnat Journal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

On she list ult, at Avesnes, in Franco. six
persons who went successfully into a cellar
where there was quantity Of fermenting beer,
the gas. One died Immediately. =
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21

EDUCATION IN GERMANY If the ipTor-
NATION given ina French paper on this sub
ject he accurate, the lower orders of the
German population are among the most ia
voied in the world. II is said that the sys-
employed throughout Austria for spread
ing instruction among the lower orders, is
attended with great success. In each VIII
lage ARE schools, the masters Of which are
pail 10y Government. No one is allowed TO
marry who cannot read, write, and show
some acquaintance with arithmetic; and.
under a penalty, no master can employ
workman who is not able to read and write.
Small works on moral subjectl, written with
great rare, arc circulated among the lower
classee. Hence crimes are extremely rare |:
and in the course Of tweIvemonth, scarce.
ly two executions take place in Vienna.
Boston Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
NETWORK .tre.s.
BnucMal of Commerce.
EvDtyJrue& 1lDr,pyo,U

An Evening Edition OF The Journal of CONNIE rec il
published DALI, AID sent off by The great Southern
ana Northctn Mails ond'ths Steam Mail to the East
ms edition contains oil news received by the mails
una rom vessels arriving at this port and notice O.
mercantile transactions in the New York Market
Whenever they possess interest," down to @ O'Clock
J J.. NJ. The Editors have established n very vnlnn
able correspondence, with all the principal CONNER
cial cities IN the world They have n swift sni,nr
schooner, bult IN Baltimore expressly for them he
sides row boats, the whole maintained ut an animal
expense OF more than four thousand dollars and do
Vo'cu exclusively to their usc by which ships ore fire.
qncnty boarded at the distance of fy and sometimes
one htnarea miles from the city. All the arrange
ments OF the establishment are upon the mos, T6e
tai scaic OF expense and possess an efficiency which
constitutes the Journal Of Commerce. issued as il IS
,wlce day decidedly the best channel of news both
POLITICAL and Commercial, which can be found in this
cy: run accounts OF news received by forelrn mr.
rivals at this port are frequently sent of tven,v fr
hours before the merchants letters by the same yes
sells are placed in the Post Office.
In the present critical state of the markets which
therc is every reason TO believe will continue n, Ieus
TOT some months merchants throughout the country
VIII md this the cheapest, and most complete cores
Pondeace which can possibly be established
u During the winter, when the Northern md
Eastern Mails start in the moaning, the Morning
Edition is torwarded that subscribers receive
morning aud evening paper alternately, giving them
me news throughout the year to The ates, possi-
bio hour
!. Terms $40 per unnum, payable in advance All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail nt
the rIsk and charge of the Editors
HALE s. HALLocK.
Or All Editors who receive the Daily journal
US an advertisement twice, and charge the Same to
our account ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

NtRGINIA.--At superior court of c,anrA,v h.iI
" AZ the capitol In the city Of Richmond ON Satur
Gays arch 9th, 1880: Betsey McCrede Keider Rel,
and Adelaide his wife. formerly hcCrede and Tob.r,
SPggs' ana Polly his wife, formerly McCrede. PITTS
against james Penn, executor of George Ac(.red;.
aecd, George MeCredie. and John McCredie devi.oe,
OF said George McCredie, decd, Walter Dunn go
OF John Graham, decd, Berley Handolob eY,or M
hurry ueth, who was ex'or Of Samuel Clarke dec
and william Long, dts.
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel this .ui, i.
dismissed rs to all the defendants excent Iobn vs.
Credie and George McCredie, without cost, anil
"eFeupon the cause came on to be heard on The
original and supplemental bills of the nI,int;fF
LOT confessed, exhibits, and the records and
ngs lately pending in this court, by the style of Nc
C'edie vs.. Penn & al. and Graham vs. McCrede &
al, and was argued by counsel On con,;der,,;oo
@hereo il appearing that the whole personal estate
OF the said George McCredic, decd, hath been CT
naustec IN the payment of debts the court doth or.
na' one ot the commissioners do state and reoor, "a,
e court an account Of the real estate of Ceorre Nc
oEeue the elder, dec, & OF the manner in which the
same bath been disposed Of and what pa,ta thereof
aho what rents and profits thereof have be en- r-ceved
oy me said John. and George McCredie the younger
e'her OF them or any other person or persons for
he or either OF them, and the value of the said real
estate and its several parts that the same Commission
CT 90 state an account of the legaces 10 the
ID .,is SUIT, shelving the amount of principal money
ana due each respectively; that if
eitner OF the parties be also take an account of
any, oustanditg, and due from the estate OF
.ne aaia George McCredie the elder, decd which NAV
sheed to satisfaction Of the real estate of the
sa'a eeorge McCrede the elder, decd in preference
e plaintiff legacies, with any other matters spe
u,iy stated, deemed pertinen, by himself. or which
may De required by the parties be SO stated and the
saa Commissioner is authorized 10 examine any of the
parties IN solemn form touching the premises
- SNPs' icste, "H. G.. PESDLEroS. C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
Chickahominy Land for Sale

VIE subscriber is empowered by deed of trr,s,
from Judge hay and Others Of rco,,d :. -
ofhce OF tho clerk OF Henrioo COUNTY IN .en "a nc
now obeIs tor sale, the estate called Asb6e,5 -
tainng about nne hundred and thirty acr.s. o;,,.,
on Chickahouiny, In the county of Henrico 49,,
seven miles from the city of Richmond N'''i'
Inc estate consists Of two parcels: tho ,,,., -.
Ifa'sa rom tho lower by slip Of land about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcsI con,a;,-.
about A3o, and the lover about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellen, b,;ch
dwelling house, ca by 80 feet havipa s,r ls,ao IN
TWO small rooms, and four large closets Tbe 49,.
vas built about the year 1914 and IA rad to ~ -
good as any in the county. The store-roo,, 80
gatoehSrs house are also OF brick. Tbe othe, bou
Ses' Kitchcn servants apartments srablea and 80
mouse, &c ore of wood. About one-tbird nr a..
tract Is, as am told, what is called mud hand an -
% acres OF which are cleared and in ,nesdou ,yh;ot
may, with little trouble DO kept constantly irr;a.,"5
on the lower tract, containing about 500 or,es
there are barns stables, &c but NO dyeIn, h
but that intended for the @verseer n, has, 800
sciie Tor dwelling house near an excellent snrng
una u most abundant supply of fire wood There "a
also an orchard on IT, II Is represe VI ed that az tb;,
tract, between one and two hundred acre, mr.. MI
land' that may be easily cleared, and tina, ore con.
10 any land on Chckahomlny.
Inc district OF country IN which these lands are ri,
naod Is said to be very healthy, and entirely exemn,
from ague and favay. NA'"'p'
Tn having the purchase money and tho ;r,e,,s,
shereof payable semI-annusy sattsfac,oriy seemed
noerai credit will DO given to the purchases,
The parcels will be sold separatrIy n the o,,cho
scr should desire. ROBHar STAN arpH e"e
jy 20--2aw9E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHJM05y5J.
ARRIVED.

York, ballast. "
S'oop Hxcell, Bowen. from Philadelphia, ballast
3 Schr Hiram, Denike, from Philadel phia via Nor
, n' ana City Point with sundres, to Ralstou &
.easan's, Peyton, II Nash. Cotton 81 Clarke, A
hrischinan Timberlsko, Wsdsworth g Will
nains Cook g. Ryan, Luche s: Szer, w Hardie. S
Clarke, Raymond Il Brothers, J Halloween, II Neil.
son.
Schr Ann Maria, -, from Fredericksburg
with sundrics, to NJ Myers, F Griffin
SAILED,
Schr General Jackson, Woolford, for New York
wheat. " "
Schr Minerva, Mister, for Baltimore coal, SC
eehr Maiden Brsymere, for Philadelphia, coal.
NCfFOLk Aug 3o-Thc Brig Drouao, S,in-
SOU from Richmond, bound to New York, cume down
james River to-day, and anchored in Hampton
Schr. ---, Blanchard, for Boston.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-Arrved, schr Romeo
Bingham. Richmond 4 DAVIS -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
Exeter Mills fbr Sale.

IN Friday the Sd Sept. next if fair, otberu,s.
On inc next day will be sold to the highest bid
MUS, on APpomatox RIver, twelve miles above Pc
tersours. fhe improvements consistipg of mann.
ACQUIRING mill, with three pair of burr stones, corn
be shewn by Mr Banhnshp, residina on the nrem;'
ses. me river and canal ara nasga6le for bsteaus
except IN uncommony dry seasons from tho mill ~
retersours, and for great portion of the wear to
baTnviiie Terms. 1, Q, and years credit for BONA
ana approved security, witha deed of trust if desired
an experienced MILLER viii be sold the same time
on IL months credit i n MaWS'
aug i7-Iaw3w 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
FOR SALE

brick Tenenents, in one block. betvee, ~
Is on 18th street. privately till the 9Th day of next
month, (SeP,ember) If nc, disposed of before thai
Day he Will offer them then, at O'clock p M. ON
,he premises at and months credit at public auc
''on These tenements I8 feet front ON 18Th
street, running bach about 100 feet. If disposed of
at auction, the sale will be conducted by J. g. 8 Cos
by s. Co. Auctionecrs =.
aug 27-tds JoSr1Ir. Do,Na
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

hMBS a OSWALD, (havins given vacation
on W ednesday, LIST Sept) next, in the s,mo hons,
ne now occupies, on i4,h 81 rect. few doors above
BlS Nashs Book Store The course of ins,ruo.
1on VIII embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Nathenaticks, aud all rho m;noy
branches OF On English Education, in order to nyo
pare hs pupils, either for College or for Counting
as ne VIII limit his number to twenty five yearly
Scholars, there at present vacancies for ten NOR,
pupils.
N q. Very particular attention vii! be paid 70
reading and Pronouncing the English Language.
aug 24-eo9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
COMMISSIONERS Orr,cn

m RichDrond, .2ugyst 3Ia 1890 {
ne parties Interested will please take notice that
nave appointed the 2nd day of November next, to
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
go oI the COURT on which day, a, O'clock, A. NJ,
they are requ ed to at nv Office IS doors abovs
the va. Banks with the necessary proofs and docu.
ments, ready for examination and settlement
S2-law2m AMOS lam Co.r,;,.:,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
TRUSTEES SALE.


k virtue Of deed Of trust from kndvell Bee.
10, bearing date the LIST day of Hay, In tho yeas
80. ana recorded in the county court Of Hposssgl
0 0sI,0' shall on Monday, the nth day of 0ctsr
C;,a Selore the from, door of the Easle Hotel 49,
Sy Oh Richmond, proceed to cell 1t public auction
so;5 the highest bidder Tract Of kand lying in the
one on SPo tsyvania, Containing four ihousand
nunored and forty acres more or ess being part
co ,ne tract OF land commonly desgu.ted IN the aid
contaln me mIne Iaet The land is represented
49, o' .nis o,e vere at former tmes, raised With
se Pront 10 those engaged in the operation and il
Is supposed, That the mines NIGH be nov worked To
nch Proht, the operations prudently and .k-
lty condncted' But, Of this 'ts supposed the pur-
cnaser Will by an examlnation inform himself 40 no
OF the extent or fertility Of the mines viii bs
Haae SeHing as trustee, shall convey to tho pur-
rnaser WIN special warranty only though il l. be-
"evea that the title is unquesiionable
Inc terms of sale Will be one third OF the purchssa
money and the charges Of the sale and of the execo
.on of the frost, TO be paid hand; and the residue
ol tle purchase money, in three equal instalments
payable respectively at one, two, and three years
rom the day OF sale and bearing nteres, from that
ono to be secured BY deed of truss ON the land
guy S-~a"'ds ROBERT STANARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

Amount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
do,on through The Lo,oer Locks.
Aug 81 a hhds tobacco, 40 bus wheat, i25 bus
corn, ton sand, cord wood boats, conl boats,
1449 bus coal
Aug 28.-67 hhds tobacco, II 0 brls -four, 4AG bus
wheat. boxes Of leather 400 fee, ofpanh, ton OF
sand, 80 boats, coal bonts, 8i6 bus coal
Aug 90 % hhds tobacco, 378 bus wheat, I empty
boat. small. 5 boats coal boats, AIS bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

For SALR-OR RENT.
::HS TIL the LIST January-a Dwelling Hons,
liif - SIX rooms, and Lot, agre eably situated
Ak - Shockoe Hill. A stable carriase heus.s
&c '!l. and cell Of as fine mater ss aur y,
the c'tg, further recommen nd the lot os res;aenco
BOR MIRH,
For the balance of the year an excellent Cooh
House Servent-a Carriage Driver. who is si.c
on a small family. ~ ~aiI
BOR SALE Low,
4 good seennd hand Carria., With b.,-.-, -.
with or without horses wv"
GJ Enquire Of the Printor AN, 40 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

'ENHlS aricle, tor sale by the subscrbers) is now
- made upon new and much improved princi-
pies, producing os guaranteed by the proprietor, re-
matkaole superiority of strength snd quickness and
great perfection IN It's combustion.
III is ohsrcd m Kegs of ell tho different sizes OF
grains and suitable for all kinds of shooting and of
gnns-aso, IN canisters of double and the great
est possible degree Of strength.
Dealers arc requested To notice. that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all other,
by an orange red stain impaired on its onit,on'
also by re peculiar lghtness, as measured charge
OF II VIII DO found to weigh much less than tho
same measure of any other kind.
aug tS-2aw3mif.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Tho following are the drawn numbers Of the u
mon Canal Lottery, Giuss 49,
81 So 81 % 80 Q SO IS.
6, 81, So, the Grand Capital Of $50 900, was sen,
from the Managers Office to Mr. VIM Digccs,
vender in Lynchburg. Va
vs The drawing of the Grand Consolidated. 18th
Glass, VIII be received day after To- Morrow. in
time to renew IN the DismalSwamp, which draws the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

NORFOLK, August 81 An American Sloop
OF War was below the Rip Raps last evening, stand
ing up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

In Philsde phia on Saturday, after the recent Of
the English news to the 10th ut. holders of Flour
asked S. i2A per bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

u The drawing Of the Dismal Swamp, Glass No
H. VIII take place day after To Morrow at the En-
gle Hotel, at @ o'clock in the Afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

LlcRets only ; 70, halves 5. quarters SO.
u Tickets for sale Il the ErsaEest VARIETY. At
tue Managers Ohice--whers sold and puid a few
weeks since the grand capital ofS3o 900, being the
highest sold IN Virginia for many years.
10, ~, 63, the Grand Capital of $4,000 in the
last Dismal Swamp, was sold at the Manaqcrs' OF.
ice OF Charleston, TO gentleman of that city.
sept YATES 81 MCINTYRE NIabaors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 10.

/ Tickets only SO, halves 8, quarters so.
n, Packages of tickets, shares of packares sinnle
tickets and shares, to DO had IN the usual variety at
tho LOTTERY and Exchange Office Of
THOMAS n. BIGGER
~ Where four Of tho highest capitol, of go 600
each, have been sold within few wee : and All maid
ut sight. sept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
Two Splendid Lotteries Friday.
Grand Consolidated. No =.

Drawing will be received on Friday at one O'CLOCK
IN time to renew or purchase in the Dismal Swami
No 10, to be drawn the afternoon, at o'clock
al the Fnula Hotel - 'o"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

From the Correspondent OF Commercial Advertiser
SALINA. s5th Aug, 1880.
The long agony is over The Convention of the
Working Men have nominated
GEN. ERASTUS ROOT, for Governor
NATHL PITCHER. for Lieut. Governor
1t was done by reclamation: there was not one dis.
senting voice. The convention was much more full
than anticipated and not exceed for respcc,ublitv
and talent by any held in this Sta,s-,he
nnanimi'y of feeling and action astonishing
fhe country Is alive IN our cause, and our candi-
datesw be elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

Sea Serpent again Tho Sea Serpent. we learn,
visited Boothbay Harbor (the Nahant of Mane) again
on Sunday last, and swan round the little land on
which the Lighthouse stands two or three times -
Yhs Is the same island where he was seen before nv
Mr. Chandler, the keeper of the Light
UiScnSset Ne. Citi.en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
gyFnETCHER & TOEER.

summer W 9 do not consider iib.ps6e,.i a. -.
"'o'e ihan that; and by no mrans ennyov. as
e"'''hs grass 10 sell. or 10 be Consumed o,y ,h.
'","' WIN respect TO Tie uuautltv of 1eL.,,J
per acre, ~ ihls county, Il is as va,iahI.
quaily OF tie land Our good (a,,,s
WI sieln from 10 10 % bushe'. OF cipHn VIA,
o. hhPe even heard of3O, l. more h,,sbaIs -
'he acre but | would willingly eomnon,,a r.,
regular crop "f 20 bushels Der acre l, :.
io''e as much, think, as our farms will ayss
rage The ttuih is, We rarely have anv
muse extraordinary products amongst us tLat
we read OF elsewhere. We seldom aro,,ra
large fortunes here, aud never suddenly Ia.
dfeu, we have very few marvellous oecur,en.
ces' OF any sort. All our imprpyement, nav
ottn gradual and are the resul, OF sIeaa, aim
faaohs, and well know CAUSES. Our Farm.
are small I'VE work them " iib onr own hand.
--and our profits are moderate hut ,f.4d,
'oi "o'n great estates, We generally epdaavor
10 ne content With what we have. and find
perhaps, as much real comfott IN the ecouomi.
c"i culture OF our small fields. Rs if we had
thousands Of acfes. - A little farm we'll t,lleon
WIN he osaai accomplishments, you know. has
'ons oeeh consideIeda desirable acquisition
""' 'Nho" OF no neaier dress Tor sach a farm.
'""n seodlv portion oil elean. luxuTIanI ssatd
~ substantial ieoces or well lrim.
med hedges I believe. also. that such farms
"id oe loud mole profitable IN The long run.
WIN less la or, than The same quantity ofaeres
subjected 10 inordlnaie, or eAtruyuganl cop
ping OF grain.
these desulory aud hastily written remarks
are eheefiuIly Plhced at your disposal II you
MINK '0ey will In any degree meet the W shes
OF your ceTrespoudsnt, or be acceptable 10 any
D, my agricultural brethren, ~ other sections
OF our chuatry, you vii give them place in
the American Farmer.
Very respectfully, Sc WD.