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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

VUsT received. q fresh supply of Lantlreth's Gar.
den Seeds suitable for the present and approach
ing season; among which are, >of CaBBaGE, early
work, large york. sugar Loaf Aat Dutch Bergen. drum
head, dru nhead savoy. and curied savoy; of CAULf
FLOWER, early and hate. Of BROCCOLL purple
cane. sulphur. and white; of LETTUCE, white cos,
green cos, royai cabbage, early cabbage, and early
enrled; Of TJRhff, early Dutch and red top; also.
GERNAy KiLE OF BORECOLE, SPINACH,
nrickly for winter. sc. On hand. variety of other
Seeds from Landreth's Establishment.
As the seeds which become too old to vegetste are
uoormly returned to the proprietors in Philadelphia,
,hose which remain for sale always fresh.
WM STABLER.
snbscriptions received for Landreth's Floral Maya
zine. (Wsrenton Spectator) mo %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
70 the Great Falls.

sn11ul4,.,,.,zEss .: x ! : !. E.; !
TO " has commence her regular trips, on Tuesdays
aud Fridays, for the Great Falls Crommen. starting
from Frederick Street Bridge (Georgetown) at o.
clock A. NJ, and returning the day at before
sunset Fare TO and from Crommelin, so cents.
The Canal is now in fine order. and the country pre-
sens beautiful appearance, To those who are fond
Of short exclusion, and desire short relaxation from
business "trip to the Great Falls offers most delight.
full treat.
az Parties, on any other days Of the week, can be
ton TO the proprietor, living Third street. George.
town z ID. OFFUTT.
aug 5-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
PHHNIX GAZETTE
PUBLISHED. DAILY, BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
~ "a per aaaun,, payable half yearly.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

An Refreshments published in the Daily paper ap-
,s,r in the Country psPer
Advertisements neatly and conspicuousiy inserted at
l., rate Of one doarper square for the first three in.
,roas, and twenty 1--WE cents for every subs qtenl
,,er,ion. A reasonable deduction will be made IN
ne c,se Of yearly advertisers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
Notice.

NOVICE.
PROPOSALS, in writing, will be received until the
IL 25th day OF this month for the sale of 1880 Of the
Stock of the Corporation of Alexandria bearing
terest of per payable half yearly. redeemsble
the pleasure of The Corporation. ut any time after
the expiration of eighteen months after the dale OF the
loan. And until the 18th of next month for the fur
tner amount OF S625O Of the same Stock.
The proposals may delivered to either of the SUBJ
scrihers. THOMSON +. MASON,
r. / TAYLOR,
PiUNESS JANNEY,
HUGH SMITH,
A. G. ChZENOVE,
Agents for the Common Council OF Alexandra.
aug l6-eot25thaugtS 2swti5hSeP
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
TrUstee's sale.

1SVStcS = SNa3S.
sSY virtue ola Deed of 1rus, FROM Anthony Crease,
ID deceased, the subscriber viii offer for sale, at
public vendue, in front of the premises. on Saturday,
the 18Th Of September next, at y O'Clock, ".
xssrA TIE HOUSE 8. LOT
;fSnt siG situated on the south side Of Cameron
rs SG street. between Washington and St Asaph
s.s!S ssssg Streets fronting on Cameron street -8
feet inches. aud running back 100 feet at present
occupied BY James Irwin, Esq, and subject to his
lease, which viii expire IN Deccnber neAt when pos.
session wall be given, and may, by arrangement with
1r Irwin, be hsd SOONER. This is modern built,
wei finished, comfortable thr,e.stcry brick dwelling
house, with convenient out houses, and its situation
particularly eligible for private residence.
Terms One fifth CASH the balance in four equal
instruments at six. twelve. eighteen and twenty -four
months, with interest from the day If sale For the
deferred pay me nts, good security will be required
he title to this property is believed to ne perfectly
good ect to arranged ground rent of six dollars
per year. The Tru,tee will, however, convey such
It'll, only as has been invested in him.
CHARLES BENNETT, Trustee.
aug 29-eo3w &dt28lhSept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
fOr amsteraNM
lava Coffee

al Rags e Java Coffee, Of gcad qla'ity just re-
~ ce,ved and for sale by
ss,, s MESSERSNITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

MUSEUM
Open all from Toto IL, ~, and from to s., Pm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
i,aguira Coffee.

~ B,rs oil white LaSuirs CoR-e, Of good quality
MS S. MEssEBsMIrH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

Sex Salt i Nuai.
<nnn Sacks factory flied BIown Salt
lSUUJ 90 toi,, best Orreil Coal
On board Brig Beiyilera from liverpool for sale by
aug IS EDH'D' DAiNohNf InLn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
NuusiNon ~ inc.
SuNerior PORT Wine.

"A HoSshsads Rousiilon. Of superior quality, Tor So
y nv s. NESSSRSNlrH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
Nails,
Rio Coffee.

on Bags prime RIO Coffee, just received and fo
WI sale by S NESSERSNirH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

an Pipes Fort Wine, Of extra quality, from the
III house IL Hunt, Newman. Rope co. oil opor-
to, Just rec, wed, VIA New York, and for sale by
,s,.2 W. FOWiS 3 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
For NeNt,

Fer Rent,
nsTssl The convenient and comfortable BRICK
Ess., HOUSE Cd King street. lately occupied by Dir
richard Cisgett. 1t will be pu, IN good order
aug s A. Z. ChZnNoVE = 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

! q hss gaiItor lnnoc1"cc to- Nm = r Z - Id,
il FAINT voice scarcely auG bic 10 hlH ei lts.sc -
euf, . ] I'm not guilty. Tho Court llonse as =,
may well suppose, was crowded 10 saiTat ar4,, ~
ihose whom curiosity had drawn L. The a.,
Cioneb 1ressci N a suit of leep bl,.i,
well behuing his most unhappy situation Lis w
peafancs was peie ami eniaeIaied no tionl, tb
sequence of slerpicss nights and equally ln,'l'
days yet his whole demcanour derine lhe =
time he appeared ~ court, was remarkably nr,...
being modest, yet manly, and free from any IT,
top whatever.
This nnhapfy young nun was only twenfy.,i..,
years old III September last. lie was bonn 3. ~ -
nity Cheshire county, New Hampshire mi
nm assu.ed ~ those " no ought 10 be WI ss.s,
tel with him from hi. infancy down 10 H..
ent awful position, he has susla med a e,tar,ii
free from blemsh Of any kind that an ayf,.,t.f
ing testimony that effect will BE exIiI5.sf,l,
jny. His personal habits were repulable Las
ners delicate. but soclable and lie was refric,,f.
portal To the society of the ladies' Zen
There are, rs you may We suppose 1Dl,l -. o
Of exuayagant stories IN circulation II sI.fft,..f
parties 10 this melancholy tragedy ON Of q ~
ascrlbe to Cloughi the character Of af abasf..,
van winch his vafloas AMI eAiensa.z= gu.
ments as contractor ON several Of our efr5ft..l.
works, would seem ellectuay 10 rui lawt,
ng II fact can be believed, of tbs KIM -.
falls from the lips Of the Witnesses in os.e,....
Mrs. Hamilton, thc victim, was nb nj t. H5#g 49,.
en- years Cd when killed She VAS The .yI,f.... =.
Dr. Hamilton OF Boldenlown Il pracfitanarof#
served responsibility in point Of character aal ,I
enls and bro her Ia a tadIng member of the ~,
l. =seg bar. Sh Was also connected with >ev.,
most worthy families in your city Ihose M.
were personally acquainted wltIthcr represent r..
as having possessed, IN a superior dcgfee H..
gentle aud in1e,crbiblc attractions of H.. ,,v
winch win upon and fascnate the heart c,.f..
which, alas too frequently email misery on d..
posessors and their slaves
Aessrs. Isaac il'nl hurst, aud c. p Br9xp
EsIfs oi Philedelph'a, nee counsel Tor Cough, s,d
the prosecution have engaged, in addition 10 d.
Attorney General S'mu p! l.. souha'd Es4..nl
MIR. Scott, of New Brunswick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
TRIAL OF CL0UGU.
Z TIC E"H0's q Fde Philadelphia Gaseite
Noun Holly, n. J. }

F-VTU
Noun Holly, N. J.
c.,. wednesday, May %.
Gentlemen This little town is in hustle alto.
so'hef uneSamplcd IN its history in consequence Of
the approaching trial of JoEL CLouGH, for the
murder OF Mrs HAMILTON, at Bcrdeniown. On
tuesday the Grand Jury met, received their charoc
from Chiet Justice Hornbiower, and at FIVE the
s'uie afternoon came INTO court with true bill
against Clough He was immediately taken f,on,
the prison to the Court House. attended h., an
immense concourse of strangers and citizens and
placed at the bar. The Indictment WINS ro,S ,' ~
~ ann by John White, Attorney General for tho
STATE after which, the usua, question was asked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

III ifing itOC"S hN tr the Union fiDIrSp
renced yesterday since the ereat contest bstWl.o
Echpse ma HnrV in 1922, when the North was
arraysd against tbs South, go numerous an atten.
dance has not been witnessed
The sport TO day consisted Of match rnces--tAc
regular Jockey Club purse being for inesd,y
Wednesday, and Thursday.
The hfsi WIS Il produce stake dc in 1929 and
shich originally contained seven subscribers.
Two of the mares failed to produce and two of
the colts were with irawn leaving fol the contest
only three, VIZ
Walter L1.ngstons bright b h. Niagara, gu, Of
Romp, by Eclipse.
William Gibbons dark b. h. Milo, out of Meg
Dods, by Mons Tonson.
Kober, stevens :. h--out OF LnlIa Roohh
Eclipse
hi..,ra, the f-rorl;s from tAs s.sfi az ga +.
iasen exAlnst tir AID and continued to ncr.5,.e il.
favor until ST. 3 ayrc freely oiierrd without lak,r.
They started rreci.ely at 10 oclsok-ono niia
heaIs, which sas on in gallant sly lie by Niagara
rs follows
Niagara,
Milo, ,
Time OF first heat, |. 56sec.
do. second heat In 53sac
Thcn came y sweep Stake of I 90 #ias .n..
-four miles out. fho.r uorses ofistaala ma.
one e''5ar'" p'yle- - 600 totfce' making .uo
plus. $4,000
W Tam K. JaanSons Blue Birl, out of CO.
quct.c, by Med r
Walter I.i,incston's Terror, gu, OF Lady Lielr.
foot. 10y Eclipse.
Terror WIS he ftvoritc, and bets on him ered-
ualiy rose until five 10 three vcr- offered rnhoat
takers. Some ofthc knowing ONES however. =
eepted even he,sE hen tho horses were ahou >isIt-
my Attic starl Blue Bird toob. ihc ID ,,5=f .s,,
ii throughout, beating Terror some lengths II sm.
i3sec bat at he sam. time esIrein.. rfsaf f,fIen.
and clearly demonstrating thai ncllhel q n, m h.1e
rretetsions 10 BE- considered rood second nut to,.
say, tia, be was, snd for some time pas, I'm. ben
lame md " bnne Rim. Rird h. i i -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
NteKsBrRa. Mlasissipni Nay II.

Hait effte t2eR oBI toHR'rg.-- The report Of
The health officer communicates the certifying IN
tclilscnce Of a great abatement Of the cholera in
town, Within The last week we have had but FIVE
cases, and only one dsa,h--nn old case.
The disease has appeared in almost every neigh
borhood of the country AMI in some instances with
great mehgny One faaIly lost six slaves out Of
thHteens and nearly all the Survivors were sick.
l. seems 10 be AS malignant and fatal in the mite
nor Of the country As ON the mirgtn oftho rivers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

colu Of the uAi.ei states, ~as Sentenced to tn
years imprisonment
Abel Turner who was, at the same .imc, con-
veied Of CONTRIBUTING L. 5. Bank Notes and
whose case also carried 10 the Supreme
Court, was sentenced 10 three years Imprisonment
AL IN il'e iut OF this city. Register
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06


veied Of CONTRIBUTING L 5. Bank Notes and
whose case was also carried 10 the Supreme
Court, was sentenced 10 three years Imprisonment
al IN i've ioIl OF tbs city. Register.
Fren ne Nsn - DUN adrertscv.
SYNOPSIS OF TIE TRIAL. ~ THE REV.
+ Is AVERY TOR TIE MURDER OF
SARAH MARIA CORNELL
1bis 'r4, has already occupied ilrcc weeks. up
u Saturday last TIC Newport Mercury IA o}o
ra4oa hat the ctuasa vii commence summing
np "a Monday, aud il was calculated that ti'e week
eoulj BE- pdnr'pa oeenpi4l IL hearing the orsa
mems Up 10 Fiity m5rniag G. witnesses had
been examined fof the government, and tot ~ the
prisoner Il appears lhata lafgsf humher Of wit
nessas have been heard tban On any criminal pro.
seeution 10 THIS country aud Il Is probable II viii
occupy greater length Of time. Tie utmost 1t
tude has been given IL eaanse and witnesses eve
~ point of law has bsan My discussed md
mass of proceedings had, thai can he Of very lUle
consequence TO tbs public Al TINT the public
wsb "a tho simple lcsliabny stripped Of technical
Ties and loyal points Instead Of copying the 20.
luminous account, that might FL t~o or three thou
san1 pages, we have made NJ 1t brief account of
the testimony in compass 10 be read, aud IN
sueh PLAN aid simple gafb that the reader may
obtain clear view Of the case without wading
through volumes u eK,iaasees l9aua' =,
he l,1l commenced III Of Ny AT Ng"poft
before Cnle' Jn'nce 5am1a hldi ana JUICES
j Ch'iles Brayion md Job Dnffee
Counsel for the State hit I. Greene, ESQ
Attorney General The lion. polfe J. feo,re' 81
NeAp''i and VIM. X Staples, ESQ. o. fro'i-
! denee.
Tor 'po Ir'Sooar- lhe ilan jeremiah N'Son5
oi Boston Richard X H'ndolph, Henry Gran.
slonn' ana ). la.aef Esfifs. oil Ne"pod $500
biake' OF Bristol
ne prisoner ea'os seateal Inc 'hl'ctme'' was
read eNfa'n'hg three cunts charging hun ~iu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
s.. Lnrls- NM Nfnr IL

Tie Ctoieya.--Wc announce, for the nforma-
ton of our readers out Of the city, the disappear
ance ofCholera ftom our b)r lers We have not
been able to ascertain t.o existence Of single
case since before cur iast public cation. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

We understand that seven inches of rain have
fallen WITHIN the present month being greater
quantity than ever before known by intelligent
inlormantto have iaiicn within the same period
MAJ. hte2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

'soleied, y. {. May 2S - The Federal Court
had not adlonrncd Whoa our last paper went to
press. 1t was stated however, in Postscript
that the important Land case, which occupied so
much time IN its trial had resulted in a verdict
for the Defendant. Ofthe individuals indicted for
co,stcrfe;ting Notes on the Bank of the United
States, and ordered to this court from Lincoln coun-
ty, by his Honor Judge Seawell, Only one ind-
vdual was conyicted--he evidence not being con-
elusive us to the guilt of the others. The person
convicted. was indicted in the name OF John S.
Smith alias John s Scott (said TO be formerly of
Campbell county, Va) He was sentenced by the
Court to screen years imprisonment.
John B Mills who was at the last term of this
eoar', convicted of advising the robbery of the
Mi, and whose. case was carried to the Supreme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06

ne Philadelphia Herald states that the Pre-
s sl does not mean TO retain the Indian chet
Black Hawk prisoner, lie is to be sent through
our sties-to see the number and power OF our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

WINCHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE.

V>iliS institution, under the superinten-
II dencc and instruction Of the Rev. Mr..
EicHELsERGER, will 20 into operation on
Monday, September 10Th, and Is designed To
embrace an entire course OF female educa-
ton, both English and classical, not inferior,
II Is hoped, to any similar institution IN the
State. All the various branches OF instruc-
ton approved Of and pursued in the best fe-
male institutions Of the day, will have appro-
pirate attention; and the course will have
reference 10 the essential and solid acquire
ments OF the pupil, rather than TO the short
ness OF time in which an educ alton, so called,
may be completed. Pupils, therefore, will
advance from lower To q higher class, aud
from one branch Of education TO another, no
faster than their real improvement will justi-
fy. The instruction aud government OF the
school will be under the constant care Of the
subscriber, in connection with such assistance
as 1t may be necessary TO secure, and always
subject to the inspection of parents aud guar
dams, who can weekly visit and examine for
themselves. There will be an annual ex-
animation ut the end Of the summer session.
when the proficiency of the pupils MAY be
publicly judged of; aud at the end of each
session parents will be furnished with writ
ten circular, showing the scholars standing.
as TO conduct and scholarship, during the ses-
sion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
baltimore 81 UgHsI,issssOsl
R.ffk ~ O.4D.
Notice to Road Makers and
Bridge-Builders

ID R0PoSALS for the graduation Of about
n twenty miles Of the Washington Rail
Road; will be received by the subscriber, uu-
I'll the 10th of the ensuing November. The
par; now offered for contract commences al
a point on k-Ridge, about n mile and a
quarter east Of the Waterloo Hotel, and ex-
tends to the northern line Of the District of
Columbia, near Biadensburg. The gradua-
ton Is heavy. The line will be divided into
sections Of convenieBt IengthI.
Proposals will also be received. At the
same time, for the necessary masonry, COM
pretending one bridge OF sixty and two of
nifty feet span, each besides several Of SMALL
eT dimensions, aud numerous common square
culverts.
Ardent spirits will be totally excluded from
the work.
Recommendations OF character, capacity.
and temperance, will be expected TO accom-
pany the proposals Of such a. have not here
toiore been contractors on the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road.
PrOPOsers arc earnestly requested TO allow
theE;yelves sufficient time To examine the
ground very carefully before they offer their
proposals, a no extra allowance viii be made
m any contingency.
The subscriber will attend on the line be-
tween the 10th and goth days Of November.
when he will furnish printed specifications Of
the work TO be let, aud will give such other
Information To- those disposed to offer propo-
sal', as they may, respectively, desire.
BY order Of the President and Directors Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
CAsPAR w. WEVER,
Oct. 10, 1898. Saperinieadeni.
0-TNiryipian aud Republican, Winchester. I'd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24
W1HeheSGer and Potomac
IsAIL It0ADa
TO CONTRACTORS FOR EXC.IT.ITTO.V'
AM MfsUAgV

TO CONTRACTORS FOR EXCAVATION
Am N.fSO.NRY
N0ROPOSALS will he received by tie AN.
n dersigned, at Tay iOr hotel, in W inches
ter, on the 9TH day Of November ncat, for tho
Grading and Masonry - twenty-soycn miles
Of the Winchester aud Potomac Rail Road -
commencing near the town 81 Winche ltef.
and ending al the shenandoah river. Tne ~
bows work will BE- divided into sections 81
convenient length and plots and proGlcs II
the line, aud drawings of the requisite rom
structiOns, will be exhibited az Winchester
Tor ore week previous 10 the letting.
Proposals will be- renewed % the same time
and place. for delivering ia the course Of the
ensuing twelve months, on the iino % the
rsii road, four hundred thousand Ineal fcei
~ heart Yeliow-Pine o. " hde-Oak rails The
dimens ioas Of tho rails 90 b. Eve inches ide
BY niae inches deep, aud 10 iongths Of iftesb
and twenty feet
Aay further information IN relation 20 The
above work, will be given on application, ser-
baliy or by letter, 10 WILLi,a ~, MoRELL,
principal assistant engineer, W inchestsr, Va.
OF % the assistant engineer on the, line.
MONCURE ROBINSON, G. q.
sept 90, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

and no escapes from the pre,.u, .f.
Fiction, by agreeing to its renewal I'm.
on the following morning.
Many circumstances tend 10 CON.
iirm Bantes in his newly conceived
idea. not the least being the obstinate
incredibly Of his wife and DAUGHTER.
who will net be pursuaded bot what
the stranger really is young Hahn
Next morning the old man goes forth
to consult the Mayor and other cous,i-
tuted authorities OF Herbs.heim. upo,
the means Of expelling the fearful
stranger, and on his return home, see.
through the window of his beat drawn ing
room, hrs devoted Frederics, in earnest
fefe fefe conversation with the Dead
Guest, whom she is actually suffering
TO kiss her hand.
Bantcs, overpowered with terror.
rushes into his wife's room, reproaehes
her with exposing her child 10 such
horrible dangers; passionatsly repul
ses her assurances that the stranger
really is the young banker, and is far
ly driven out Of his senses, when Fred
erica presents herself, declaring young
Hahn to be an amiable, excellent man,
and informing her mother that he will
return TO dinner. Bantes insists that
he should not come 20 dinner, will not
listen to the explanations his daughter
endeavors to give him, and at length,
IN hrs despair, pledge. his word to her
that she shall imm diately marry Wal
drich, If she can and will deliver him
and fHerbeshiem from the presence Of
the Dead Guest, Hahn, or whatever
the stranger may be.
IL Is probably needless TO explain.
that the supposed Dead Guest actually
Is Hahn. accidentally in mourning, and
who, having 4 private attachment, had
come to Herbsshiem rather v i,h a view
to escape marrying Frederica without
offending her father, than to complete
his engagement; and that Waidrich.
who knew him, aseribed his personal
appearance 10 the Dead Guest merely
with q rivals malice. There are some
really comic scenes Of the terrors of the
believing and disbelievingH erbesheim-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

A New fork Farmer gives the foiiou inE
diTcctions the nuts % experience .---
In the fall u the year, when you
put hogs upon a corn diet, instead Of
following the directions Of the Tempe
rance Society, BY giving them pure
~ater 60 drink. give them no water &C
sll--not . dfop--but instead thereof
give them plenty Of raw potatoes ~ hich,
While they greatly ed the corn IN fat.
tehing, queneh thirst, and 10 which
they 30 whenever they get dry eating
corn. Try u, aud YOU will fnd your
hogs Improve much faster than on corn
and waieF--your pork will be heavier
aud you @Ill save sHe third Of the e1.
pense Of feeding