Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-15
TO FARMERS.
NE CROWS IN THE coRHrirLD.

LID.
10 time OF planting corn draws nigh The tron
ole which crows. squirrels and 6iack birds of every
INSCRIPTION give The farmer, by pulling up the corn
Is manifest to the trlveer in the scarecrows which
phlni.IIY watch IN many field, and In the extended
iines' winch, with magic influence upon winped roh
oers, defend others. Small and noisy wIndmi,ls daod
hdwks, and crows, suspended as q WARNING IN Tho
living and various other expedents arc also adonted
" a'mers 20 save their cornieIds from he plu der
ers-These cost labor, and are not perfectly afac,n,I
when they arr done. The noel: man becnrne. L..
King Lug on whom the frogs umpedor their amnse.
'nep' tue ines bredk, and leave door open n Tho
aaVersareS the winds cease and tie clat,er IF The
windmill a!sn ceases. All security fails. and Tho
crows sill pluck up the farmers corn "
Now save all this trnubr, and be snrc pf secr,irr
also your corn. Bny six pence worth of coppera.
IL III water and steep your half bushe of seed
yermn, Will disturb IN fhe hill where Won nlacn :,
Fhe young blade viii MOI tempt q crow 10 seIln i,
WITH his bill, and draw up the kernal BY the roos.
10, he scents the mIscfet, and flies away from the
copperas, without his breakfast. No SAVIOR of ,bo
yellow grain WILL tempt the Squirrel. or the d,rr-
NIL fowl, TO scratch for it, The coppcrns has
ing Tor 'frctn more cfectua than annette 7, bur,s
not ue corn. Though 1t be in The copperas water
three days, II Will not damage Even pnmntin enot
mixed with the wet corn in the dish Of rho d,o,no,
may also stand uninjnred for days. We have nIaan,
cd thatWhch has been thus soaked and r,,ho,od
'ne Hch fruits with these hands. There is.nolmjs
tnke. we have fed Oh tho incrcnsn of ~, a,
which no bird, beast will venture IN tos,o III
deience IS sure the remedy IS saf.
y: J. Register
We mention Says the Georgetown Uqj,a Tho
o." U'st Tor the Information of orr agricultural
friends, the statement of farmer that bv eoIoc,;n
me de@ ''U " COrn that yrotss on u sfqkf the ornin
VIII he annually increased. The experiment, is Ger"
'a'hy worn trying il Is well known fact Tint tho
qhaUy ana quantity OF Rice depend much nnon ,ne
goodness ot he seed; and lately It has been tiscr,
cred that much difference in The quality nj Cn,.an
may be produced by proper selection ofthe seed
Iatc English paper states that durInp tI,, Ia,
year 10" ""ole number of commitments for deb, IN
I+hgland, was 81 200. The expenses in coch c,e,
were I<o tterlinS making Ct .275 900 which C,lls
on Tho creditors. The whole sum divided n,nnna
the creditors amounted TO one firhHg in the pound
and only 200 de btors Of the UhUle number pad a,y
thing. The vast sum Of CT as 900 was therefore
Paid 10 bailts turkeys, and other oficers of the
law at the expense of the Industrious classes Of tho
community. No wonder that, In such a country
every tehth man IS pauper.
Lord Chancellor Broughan lately comnI,iocd IF
noise W MS Court aud told the door keeper that
seemed no use to speak to him; bur # thn noise
continued, he would speak 10 his suces,,yT S,n,
li'f language should be held from time 20 t,,oc no
'hc Fe"pI' to their negligent servants
In January and February the Duke Of lycv.,,,or
was loudly cheercd' by great crowds in the sttcs,
o' LONDON Not long before. he was prI,cd viii
~ - S4u' W escape PfeclplthtcIy. The hero Of
waterloo was more sffaid Of mud than he ever had
o'ch OF bullets or boyonets IL IL thus That n man of
ne NOS moral c1urage.and conscious worth NAV
shr'nk ana lily from the warfare Of scurriiv when
no "ou.n cheetiuIy and steadily meet any respect
ine ,'"y oi one OF the dignitarics Of the Church
recently received n "begpinp letter -" nddrcs.oJ
NUS To- the Right Rev Mother IN God. tho B,sb.
oPcss OF =" This beats the letter 10 the duchess
% ~ northumberland, received during the time his
uIuco was Vicoroy Of Ireland, with the following
TplIon:-'To her Grace the Lady I,or,n,5s
ant Of Ireland!'' J ''''"'e'''