Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

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| To Miss Ann Cummings
| at her Aunt Smiths in Jersy
[F,om the Ohio Atn,.l
What change has taken place in the business or the
Lake within few years! Then Walk the w alter
walked alone on the dancing Of Erie Now, zee
between Buffalo and Detroit.
Steamboat Enterprise, Capt. Fox; Sheldon Thompson
pater'on william Penn. Wright, Superior. Pease; Ohio
Titus; Niagara Standard; Henry Clay Norton; William
Peacock, Wilkins Pennsylvania Fieeharty; Uncle sam
Styles; New York. Miles.
The Enterprise, Peacock, Niagara, and VIM Penn CON.
s''ute the evening line between Cleavcland and Buffalo,
leaving each port every evening at o'clock The other
boats form the morning line between Buffalo and Detroit
stopping at Erie and the ports west. Cieaveand will
have two boats daily to and from Detroit Besides these
the George Washington, Capt Walker, will be out in
June The Washington measures over 600 tons is about
200 feet in length, and will be propelled by two low pres
engines Of so horse power each-A new boat is on
the stocks at Black Rock not yet chrsened The Michi
gan Is new boat expected out in June, from Detroit
This is large boat and is intended second to none
on the lake for speed and convenience.
The New York Gazette gives the following number of
the last year. from the single port OF Bremen:
To Baltimore in 60 vessels, 1864
New York in IS vessels, 2O26
Philadelphia 2s5
Charleston, S. c., 81
New Orleans, 20
Total, 97s2
Commerce. AND MANUrAcruREs.-Thes shin Com
merce sailed yesterday for Valparaiso, with very vaua.
BILE cargo, consisting OF thousand packages domestic cot
ton goods silks from Canton, drugs Asia and Europe
&c &c Such cargo (and there hundreds such) il.
illustrates the manner in which all branches of business
sustain each other, and how free intercourse between all
parts oil the world promotes the welfare Of every part
The expediency OF such voyage depends very much on
the facility with which all the articles composing the car.
go can be obtained, and in the desired quanies-But for
the silks and the drugs the domescs could not be shin
nor the silks but Tor the domestics and drugs But for
an assortment nothing could be DONE Our commerce is
feeling already the enlivenng effect of perfectly free
system in this most important particular Free goods can
be exported in the quantities desred but dutable goods
must be taken in fixed quantities, often much larger
desirable in order the return duties Free
can be sent on ship board at any moment, and just
before the vessel sails, whereas in the OF duisble
goods II Is necessary TO get inspector make entries
swear at the Custom House, and dozen other things
we are getting along admirably al the while
most excellent lesson upon the benefits Of cherishng in
Commerce.
PERIsHABLE CARGo-The enterprise of the an
KEGS Is proverbia Their ships visit every part Of the
e. anu are adding every day to the great variety
Is now about sailing from Boston for Calcutta and has on
board cargo OF Ice Ii is compacly slowed in the low
er hod surrounded with tan, which is well known TO be
conductor of heat great care has been taken to
exclude the external air. IL this cargo should arrive there
safe would doubtless command in that sulry climate an
enormous price, But would venture to say that the
idea OF transporting such pehabe commodity so many
thousands Of miles, in the of which the Equator
must De twice raversed would enter into tho head
oil any other being than Yankee.-Lo,ceH Journal
James Riuer 8 Kanaoha Imp, opement.-AIthough
have received final result of the
oil the banks, The stockholders OF which Monday
last and adjourned until Tuesday, yet our information is
suihceny satisfactory to readers that not
uouot remains oil their subscribing the million dollars TO
this Improvement. We scarcely know how to coneratu
late readers upon this cheering prospect The work
viii! herself agan-and her citizens nav rest c"",sm,sd
in the land Of their BIRTH "Cp YOUR hands ali We neonie
shout with voice Of gadness for the gloomy cloud which
mas long ooscured march TO wealth
disappeared, and glorious last lumnes our path
Real Estate has been for time gradually, but stea
Oily advancng in valley. the Iandhoders through
out the whole James River country now be cautious how
they part with their freelolds The commencement of
this Improvement independent of its contemplation, will
greatly enhance the price OF real estate the in
huence oil The work can be ielt-Leringion Union.
From the Western Poneerl
hGRIcULTURAL.-Farmer who wish to fertZe
their land in the most advantageous way would do well
TO sow in clover makes the best hay the best of
pasture, and the land in the cheapest most dura
Te I Ss nGs ld profitable manner II you wish hay
per acre. OF the best quality Horses CATTLE and sheep
viii winter as well good clover hay with plenty of SALT
as 'hey VIII on other hay with boot The pasture
Is worm as much as the same number of tended
corn, clear OF expenses And lastly plough il up turn
ing under good swsi when the seed is ripe, and il will
SEED 'sei and at the time enrich the land
Tue OF TWO dollars per acre. not morefor clover when
growing raises and pulverzes the SOIL makes il more
prolific than naturally is even without Ching under
aswath Two years since sowed twenty acres with clo-
yer Seed which at that time seeded with wheat
Last June cut one and half tons per acrededuct
seven
iy-hve dollars, at five dollars per ton. Again. about the
middle OF last September, moved the second, or seed
crop, which yielded about and a half bushels of
seed per acre, about twenty-five bushels which have
got out and cleaned, worth five dollars per bushe equal
to $l25the expense Of the seed about $50 which
deducted from the above sum- leaves $75 gain the
cond crop, which added the first CROP makes tho sum
OF $3.50, or 81 90 per nett profit in year, and
the soil two dollars per better.
HORATIo BANEs
WESTERN Production. Benismin b. PR.
chard native, we believe, of Madison county, but for
many years past citizen Of Montgomery tarried time
in Maysville last week, and created no little curiosity
particularly among tho Children because Of his enormous
buk-He is AZ years Of age, six feet 1 inch high and
weighs 4S3 lbs-Hc is communicative, gentlemsnly in
his department., and appears 10 be well-inormed His
health is good, but his superabundsn flesh has become
budensome, and he has in pursuit Of physician TO
deplete him-MdysuiHe Ky Eagle
Capt. Reuben Bradley Of this county weighed the
fleece oil four OF his sheep. and the result follows
liz pounds from pounds from another, and seven
pounds each, for two others. The sheep the COM
mon ones OF this country.-.f6ingd0n Republican.
III AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
tract OF land on which he resides, lying in the Green
Springs neighbourhood the Of the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50
large portion OF this land is st-rae low grounds and
being ted in he hes