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div morning. when between Ashtabula and Grand River
about daylight squs struck the schoones wien Sp.
all the sails and render her unmanaseane, anu
Which, n ca t c and carried both her "asts
and bowsp and stove hole in her nrb9ar4 bow ,ho Az
the time she capszed all board were below IN aO'o of
five inmates she rghled again when the ns, NV" rot OF
upon deck and all succeeded in lashing emss,Ees 10
the windass except the passenger who was swr ovrr
board The captain and remainder of the Passf;nsI's
did not attempt TO Deck but remoineu "a ''''
cabin about two-thirds filled with water, until hry G"
which was between 10 O'Clock that night ana da!Ish'
The next morning. The groans and cries Tor hs'p In
tinucd until about daylight. The widow was D"u'G I"I
Cleveland, where she has son residing. II t''r 'she
should continue calm, it is probable the vessel may p
o,t off and lowed into harbcr.-GG-.
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Nov. 6.
By the Gorcrn0r Of The Commonwealth Of Frginia.
\ PROCLAMATION

y PKOLL NATION.
NN7IIEREAS it has been represented to that
w certain Thomas J. Best, who conincd in the
Jail Of Monroe county for counterciting Bank Notes.
has made his escape, and is now going at large:
Now. therefore, |. LittIcon Waller Tazewell, Cover
nor of the said Commonwealth, have thought proper
offer reward OF two hundred and fifty dollars TO
person persons who will appciend the said Thomas
j. Best, and deliver him to the ailpr Of Monroe county
And do, moreover require all officers, both civil and
military, and request the good people Of This Common
wealth. Ia their best eycrtons to apprecnd the said
Thomas Best, that he may be dealt with according
Law.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lesser Seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
[sEAL. mond this second day Of November. 1885
LITT"N W. TAZEWELL.
Descriptions.
" Best is about FIVE feet nine inches high. dark COM
plcxion regular features, round face straight and olera-
bly, large nose, dark brown eyes, large mouth, dark
hair, large hands and feet for Of his size
thick round the chest, slim waist, stragh and we'll made
except little bowlcggcdhas peculiar way of clear.
ing his throat, which he does trcqnent yspeaks short
and gru appears not to Ic fond OF taking-irowns
when speaking, the Of the eyebrows increasing
towards each temple, the skin Of the forehead gathering
abo"" ana between the eyebrows. His voice is clear. and
rather fine than coarse; whiskcr5, but shortly
may them. lie is about 80 years Of age
Nov. e. 5}-w4w
IT The lewi-hg hllcgi anan, un Kanawla Banner are
Gus;rI 10 publish the above, three times.
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NOrICE.-A petition will be presented to The next
~ Legislature Of Virginia. praying for precinct cleo
ton William Twins Tavern in the lower section of
Cumberland county. l45- October q.
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a PETITION will be made TO the next Legislature Of
"a Virginia, for the passage of law authorisirg The
Trustees Of the of Farmve to lay off and sell i'll
suitable lots portion of the lands of Josiah Chambers,
n person Of unsound mind, next adjoining said town.
Nov. 10 04-WiW
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NIOTlCE-l wish 10 employ Teacher io 'ta nTr'
~ year, take charge Of Spring. Grove "rros;e
the scholars for the University Any gentleman Ss' PoS
the situation will please address me, at Hayesvlf make
Office franklin County, n. Carolina, and ,W WI
known to him the terms. JOHN - ia
Nov 2l.
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WaTILL BE SOLD, at public auction; for casi'' - -
w the Bell Tavern, in the city OF Richm'',H, ~.
the 30,h dav Of December next, three likely Ne&''
Slaves late the property Of Mrs. Sarah Duke' 'e0 -
consisting of two girls and 4 boy. l..
WILLIAM NJ. DICKERSON. CON- n:
under Uecrec Of GOOehland Ctrc"H c0N'"
NJ o 52-wSw
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AUGUSTA. Geo, Nav &c.
Tur Po1soY CAsE-On Monday last, tn: Interior
Cont of Richmond county met, Judges Thomas: war
.ba and Shannon presiding, for the trial OF the tcr
na,rrors Katy 3,py aud Daniel, who had been arrested
on charge Of having poisoned Mrs hiary Nufr'h' SO
rs TO cause the death OF that lady: We occurred III "'
rust last The testimony, "a part Of which was gwen
n bv two PHYSICIANS who aided IN past m0rtm cxai'-
ration in relation to the guilt OF The two women h9ty
and i,nu was clear and Conclusive, and vcr!cl oi
,iv was rendered by the Jury, III botn cases D"m"'
bow between II and II years old, was HcGnAed. Inc
prosecution was conducted by George w: Crawford aud
;olrt Clarke Escrs ara \. j. Miller. Esq, appeared
rs counsel for the prisoners
The Negroes convicted in the above case, were also
indicted for poisoning Mr. Wn bryson: ti' Sol" l''''"
If Mrs Alurren in October last No suspicion was ex-
cited with egarL the death OF Mrs. NJ, until after the
drceasc Of Mr. Brysuu. which occurred more an TWO
months nerwardbut, after the burial OF the altef an
immediate examination took place By the rl nus oil inc
deceased and Arsenic found sccrred IN the room "i
nue of the Negroes which, with other circumstances: led
10 their conviction. On Friday last, the body OF Mrs
NJ was d:sn,erred uhrec months after prr''l') ana
fseUc detected by the examining Physc!an. who stated
in ,i,cr evidence before the Court that instances were
on record where poison had been found in the bodies Of
persons seven ycaIs after their intcrment.
At four clock yesterday aiternoon the Court SEN
fenced the two negro women, convicted OF poisoning
Mrs Murrcn to be hungkaty, in consequence OF pFe-
nancy, on the first Friday in April 1870: and .7my on
Friday the 9th of November neXt.-ChTonttc
The Euyrisontd Iaceud;nries.-John H. Brady. who
was apprehcndcd in Milton months ago, Tor an a..
legged atlrmp. excite slaves in the neghborhood
insurrccon and who has since been confined III Cas-
we'll jail, brou ht before Judge Norwood last week,
then holding Superior Court for the county no SUI
fcent en evidence appearing against him. lac was dis
charged upon his paying the costs.
We omitted to mention at the proper time, that the
of Edward Pugh, who committed about the same
time for aiding and advising slave to abscond was called
al our Superior Court, about Tie 18th Oct) but there
being some informally in The indictment, the proceed
ings were arrested and his was begun anew He
will consequently remain in jail until the spring term
rDaur:ie Observer.
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November 90.

EJOR BALTIMORE rin WASIIINGTON CITY -
r. The Steam Boat CHESAPEAKE, C"ptdi" May ieavrs
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays ana SNndayS: on Tie
arrival of the Richmond BoatS-and arrives IN WASH
inyton The following mornug-lcaving il optional! with
travellers to depart in til" 10 o'clock NJ, Of orocs
p. VI. Rail Road cars for Baltimore" which carry tl!cm
through in two hours Passage and Far" 10 Washing
ton 81 pas:agc from Washington to Baltimore 81 ~
SrutomI,r 20 il--l!stD
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II Some Of the parties 10 the above suit mol being
inhabitants o: this State hereby notify that have aP'
pointed the third Monday in January, 1880, being tie
18th day thereof to attend 20 this orLcr-and that re.
quest ali concerned to attend at my Office a, Prince E
ward Courthouse, the day mentioned. 4; - o'clock
Nov. b. WIN. BERKELEY, C0mmr.
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EN- CllANCERI-VIRGI>IA Circuit Superior
Court oI Law and Chanccry, held for Prince Edward
county. the 18th day Of September, lo35:
Peter /. Grigg, Ex'or oil Edward Jones. dec Plth
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3 3 UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed TO the
az Jail Of Powhatan county, Runaway, on the
day of Octnbcr last, I negr" woman, who calls her
self Charlotte Read She is feet high about 30 years
old, and Of brown comp pie xion-has visible marks
about her hands accShe says she is free and
was raised in the town Of Columbia, Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania The owner is requested TO come forward
pay charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
as the law directs EBERT MOSBY JuiOr
November Is. J0-W4w
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a MOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED, PLAS.
~ TER PARIS, &c-'Thc subscribers have on hand
and will keep constantly, supply of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed and Plaster Paris
which they will sell on reasonable terms
READ, FENABLES g. SPENCER
Clarksville. Nov. , 1873 52-wSw
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We regret that il has not b en compatible with the
demands upon oar spucc 10 publish ue letters desctp
1--we ct men and things abroad written by Mr. Brooks,
f Inc Portland Evening Advertiser. They exceed
g} Clever aad appear 10 be- in The main, de-
e'tinns Fariy aud rapidly skelched from and
lie' hey are at least 7ac'itaR in spirit and tone and
although IN occasional instances e luslla atoms and
comparisons may take their hue irou The local politics OF
the writer the principles such as Tie friends of free
government illapprove The ground work is sound
The letter which copy to-day, descriptive OF the
British House OF Commons and its leading speakers is
particularly interesting 1t is highly graphic; and makes
one acquainted at once, with The master spirits of
British Lcgsla,ion-alas! how dilntned by prozmi-
ty! In the comparative powers of the British ora
Tors and speakers, the writer, it will be per-
in the American Senate. Clay. Calhoun, Webster,
and their associates of less note, brought out
prominently, whilst Forsyth, one of the most
eomplshed orators of the present Of any age,-Ben-
ton, powerful alike in his facts his reasonings and hi
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School at 'The Farm, on The Ist OF Januafy, Tor
the pupils of Mr. James H. Davis Her terms for board
ing including washing. lodging, fuel and light. will he
lI0 for the Session Of 10 non,hs-payabc in advance
M. J. MINOR.
~ B. Persons wishing to engage Board will address
Mrs NJ j. Minor Mr. J. II. Davis, Charlottesville,
Albcmarlc county, Va.
November 20. 5T-wtl5thD
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Tie parties to the above suit hereby notified, that
shall attend at Charlotte Court House the 'ih DAY
Of December next between the hours OF 10 and CLOCK
to carry the above order into effect; al which t'c "a
place the parties requested ~ attend with sue" e'
dencc and vouchers they MAY think proper to pfouoc'
in order to an adjustment Of the accounts.
JOHN MORTON, Nc
Nov. 49, oD--"f"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROOKS LETTERS.

from ,hs Portland E"rnius Advertiser. w
AIRY .SD 'ilINI;S IN IONDON-IlCUSE OF COMMONS
-"S-' HA-' I,Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

Of the James Eircr and h"narhn Comp"ay
Anv tockhole depoS;ting the amount Of the fe?ni'
s,u ypon him. in tie Bank OF Virginia. or any Of It's
Branches and producing certificate Of such drpoSic
to the Secretary IF the Company "iii receive circuit
OH the books Of the Company.
\ B. Office of the Company. two doors beio" lfc
t mN, VI 43-wt25N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

BIOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable IA.
IT vcrn stand at New Kent Courthouse. The ad-
vantagcs OF this stand are that il is The site {" the Cona
Is and Superior Court--s just hall! way between Wi.
liumsburr and Richmond There is Land sufficient a.
,achcd to it to work six hands The crop is aoya U7
barrels of corn 10 the There is SuiicrEcy
land of fine quality wood, To make good Farm In"
pendent Of the Tavern parton TINS, sniTc.racy oi
tobacco or cotton might ' made TO pay for TIM la.
few wears, There is on this land fine she'll mari winch
could be used to great advantage. Any person wishing
to rent or purchase, will be pleased 10 APPLY t, III" sub
scribcr in Williamsburg. Or 10 MIR. G. /. CrumP Of
Richmond; who is authorised To- sell or rent.
BlRWELL BASSETT
~. diff
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November l3.
SgI;ss!aifagsosa fFeusry Acaeic92ay.

Octobcr2 GI3-wl0ws] Ex'"rS Of f. q. Yndb: dcc d
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d. nA REWARD for WAsHIaGIcS, who Wen.
y wv off on the 9TH inst: be is toleraby like.

&1A aEw ~ D., ;r. WA 1s who Wen:
" negro about 25 years DID, has full eyes and down
look When spoken to- his left hand mostly; he had
on when he went off suit of homespun clothes, viii,
All old white w.cl hat ,ve reason to believe he viii
try to make off for free State and has probably gotten
free papcrs from free negroes working Tie Rail
road or has pass written by in the ncighbo..
hood There arc .nw number If tho !ta!I.road hanGs
travelling about: and it wnn Je we! to keep look
for h will give the above reward if taken cut Of the
STATE $50 if taken in the State, and secured in aay
JAIL or delivered 10 me: at Iay lorSvile.
November 10. [ll-Gil WIN. d. TAYLOR.
NTOTlCE TO CARPENTERS.-rhe Richmond,
" Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
wish to employ "orkmcn to execute the Carpenters
work of I:} miles OF Rail Road suprrstructure. The
hinncst priceshy the day or l"h will be given.
Worknlen are also wanted for tic construction Of Rail;
Road Cars.
The building oftwo Lattice Bridges vii! likewise be
contracted for.
As tie work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application is invited
J. II. HOPKINS,
Pria. ass E"@iDccr.
:. -, 10,
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prices ,,:, ~
Catalogues may be had gratis. of the sGEscrorr-a"d
orders left with him will have due attention.
u g. 50 coo Chinese Mubarrics, and 13.iNiD Nh:e
Italian ditto at reduced prices. JAS. WINSTON.
NnYeinlcr q. 0i--Nt
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AanA for Sale.
.1GlIIlh
ldN1
April 10

WISH TO sell my Land, lying in Amhers,
county, IL miles from Lynchhure and d and
a na,, miles from the Co"r'hon.e. and mile aud
Charlotiesville-(l0 100 acres in the ,iact r.
Is not more healthy situation in The State. mr. =
place more certain to weld we'll in every t;nJ :,
gram. tobacco and clover. There ore abou, 500
asaes IN cnlnvanon' and five hundred in woods. n
great part of which is as rich tobacco land ss ,,
be desired: The improvements are a GOOD Crama1
Dwelling House, with rooms, and the usual 90,
houses, bearing trees OF good fruits. Of var;ons
,,, s"ihc'e"' Tor eny one family Possession
would be gwen on or before The ir,t da v of T.
airy, 1886 with the privileges of seeding a. ,ha.
common time Any purchaser can be smplv f,r.
"snea on me place, viii grain and rough food
i've stock and p antation tool. NV land is
o"haa"'iy wa'ered with good springs and branch
II Refer TO DR.. G. A, Rose who is aotbor;aad >
sell y, 'Zeo 10
IAN % E. w.
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.IyyCHBURG SPRING RACIe'

<nHE Race, over 'hi. Course s WI" and continue
on tuesday the 26,h Of May a"' ''''
four days. Race. tor
FIRST DAY-A Sreepstahe Coll n"., ''d 70
,I,ree wear old colts and hllies. one m,e md
nea,Zg5O entrance, r. P.--ihree en"'e'
closed. >, orro, col,
John 8. Hurt enters OWN. TeTrys) SORE, ,;' cor
Red Wasp, by Shakespeare, dam kh'y -" ST.
BENJAMIN Davidson enters bay colt, ny o"aN
,,eaYe. with one white hind foot dam "hh ~,
WIN McCsrgo enters bay colt, by Dir ona''e'
dam by Virginian. o,ooo two
m,l- heats, entrance $40. n-oo ,,.o
THIRD DAY. Jockey Club Purse, $500, three
mile heats. entrance $50. .nooo .,o
FOURTH DAY.-Proprieter Purse 9@o'''"'
mile heats, entrance $l5.
The Proprietor is prepared 10 accommodate Tor
~ or fifty Race Horses.
The money for each days race will be paid &c
The winner. subject to the usual discount Inc
Proprietor feels warranted in saying to the pnnI,'
,ba, the prospect bids fair Tor goo sp"l. '"''
| spring !. H. oLis E"' 49,
April Q wa
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JAMES RIVER ~
IkANAWfIA COMP AN r.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Y pursuance Of the direction contained IN the
d third section of the act of Assembly, passed
tho 10th of March, 1882, entitled an act incorpo.
rating the ockholders Of the James River and Ia
nawha Company" do hereby make known TO all
concerned, that according to returns made to this
office by Commissioners appointed to receive sub
scrptions to the stock of said Company, thirty two
thousand one hundred and thir'y-two shares of the
said stock, equal to three millions two hundred and
thirteen thousand two hundred dollars have been
subscribed for by individuals and bodies polite and
corporate other than the Commonwealth.
do further make known tina, the President and
Directors Of the James River Company will pro
coed on Friday the frs, day OF May next, to asccr
tain the amount Of valid Subscriptions to the socl
| If the James River and Kara VIVA Company.
J. BRO N, JR., Second .Anditor.
Second Audi,or's Office 9Th April 1885.
81 Should any books of original subscriptions
still remain in the hands of Commissioners it /
deemed indispensable that they should be reurne,
before the lst Of May. J. B. Jr.
ecloring what shall be valid subscriptions to tn
stock of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany-Passed 30 February, 1888.
Secion2. Be it declared and enacted by the Ge
neral Assembly, Tina, in proceeding to ascertain
the amour. of valid subscriptions TO the sock of III
James River and ksnawha Company, the Prcsi
dtnt and Directors of the James River Comnan
shall regard as valid subscriber any person, bod
polite OF corporate, who shall have paid one dol
lar or more on each share intended to be subscribe
Tor by him, either into the Bank of Virginia. @
Farmers Bank of Virginia or into any of ,hei
Offices of discount and deposte, or to any agent du
appointed to receive the same and such paymen
made OF my time on before the twenty-sccon
day OF February eighteen hundred and thirty five
shall constitute such person, body polite or corpo
rate valid subscriber to he stock of the said Com
pany for the number of shares for which paymen
shall so have been made, whether the name of tn
subscriber be endorsed on the Commissioners book
or not.
April 10 lam
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,,.,,,as IA lac Will eo,or,j with gtass, bot on eA
,mna,on. il will be found ,hct the plants stand
Thin on the ground that the stalks arc too large nno
,b;c for eood hay and the quantity Of grass to the
acre much less than i, would have been II sown
thicker besides which, thin clover Is much more
ant TO lodge, than that which is thick, by wh'ch
not only is the hay injured, but tho moving great
ly impeeed.
suEsEouEST TREATMENT.
As soon as the clover sup, II the land be MOI
very rich, SOW half a busbo of plaster to The acre
this will have powerful tendency TO protect the
Young clover from drought nrd the heat OF the sun,
and thereby. to ensure the q lis being well set WIN
grass |, is true If the land be rich, and tho Sea-
son favorable, the clover Tay stand well, without
the aid Of the plaster, but Otherwise there Will be
great danger OF losing the crop from the want OF ~
Mos, of the complaints hear of clover not stand
ing would have been prevented by plastering 1t o'
soon IT came up.
Amer the grain Is cut it would be best mol to pas
,ure the field at ALL but at all events, II should no
he pasured with heavy stock, and only until IN
gram left is consumed much younger clover u
greatly injured by excessive pasiurlns during TIT
FIRST season of its growth, and the loss thereby
sustained greatly exceeds the profits of the Pastur
age obtained, besides the great injury TO the land
Should the " eods or s,ubble, threaten TO be II
the way of the scytho al moving time, let them b
brushed down the preceding winter, or enrly IN tn
spring or let the roller be over the field. hite
eating The hrs, crop for hoy, which should be dom
whom nboui half the heads have assumed brown
color, II ihe land be rich and the second crop
intended for seed SOW half n busbcl of plaster
the acre, soon after the hay is removed. The sam
quantity should have been sown the April pfccc
ding on the first crop. After cutting the seed lie
nothing run on the field during the remainder of III
| wear.
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500 REV ARD.
CHARLES.

VINO calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about %
years AZ the same time, his brother, named BiIlv
men' ,i', out has been taken up IN Rockbridge'
ana returned TO me, and Charles is still ooin, =,
large. The subscriber will give reward of 0no
,iunofea Dollars to any person who will appre-
nend and deliver him to no, in the town ofLvncb.
" II he be taken out of this S,a;a, or $50
" taken within the State. Charles is erv Nh,
mo'a.o, HAIR very straight, sharp features. md on
ms, s'ght might be mistaken for a white man. Flo
IS about hive feet four six inches high. Ordinary
STATURE ana mad on, when he left here, a common
cons SUIT OF clothes gray coat and brown p1nta.
oons, white hat &c. 1t is supposed he NAV be- mrk
ing about IN Rockbridge or AIbcmarle, where he
was raised, and has many relations 1t is prohahIo
nc may nave endcavoed to gain the Pennsylvania
was seen on his way TO Stsunton, WV "'
,..r, CHRlSTlANA TODD.
- Inc Lexington Union and Chsrlot,esv;lI.
,us ,a VIII omit my former advertisement, md
Feb. Y. L.
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From the Tennessee Farmerl
CLOVER.

Al, az ''e proper period IS near at hand for SOWING
u'' valuable grass, many Of our readers will be de-
s"ous OF obtaining information on the subiec, u,o
nave therefore thought it would DO accentnbIc 10
"e"' 10 receive the following observations. cb;eav
"'ii'co rom the actual experience of the editor
,ht PREPARATION OF THE LAND ron cIoyrp
.. INC fichhess OF the land will cause them
e'ofe' should be sown amongst oats. or
epring barley. The grain should be we'll nJo'nh y,
I'M ana the ground we'll narrowed ond ,bs .Ie,."a
seeo sown Immediately after the harrow nnd hr,ah
" III WIN light brush, provided the pr.;n !. No.,
' ~" a"'' after the hard frosts are over If ,ho
e' NC sown earlier, il will be safer to defer .o,,
- c grover seed on II until the season sb,,I J..
nus lar advanced, because, though after -; W
'anen eooo root the clover is a verv bordv n,an, S
""s" qu'te young It is liable 10 be killed a,h.yy s
raw "os' OF by being exposed unprotected to III.
~ " VIC sun. In favorable seasons j, ~ m con,o
a., """ou' brushing, but as in case of =, v,rr,
the s.ed u,;,, ~, ''e Time OF coming up, much of
,lered ,o o'hefwise perish, and the crop be rem
.,;... 700 'n'n It IS much better TO p;,e ~,
;"sm covering with the brush. m. 6.,s, INC"
III. s.sed ny the plough borrow and brn.h w.
.s ~. .'e SEED will vegctate, and tho moe ,o.., "e
'N'''se The greater the facility in moving
49, QUANTITY OF SEED.
A'most universally a false econo,,u
ewing grass seed Of almost everv a.r.a:..
h,.h., paris OF the U. States. In this co,n,r''
acre. - cover seed is generally allowed to tor
~ % land II intended for pasture ~ ;s,, ~ 'e,
mi. SaNy good and the season verv f,yo,s.,a
r. ,nn.'; M"y may be sufficient Blu, # des;aU"i
All. ~. OF II The season should prov. nf.r"
.o. Tue farmer will find ,ha, i wD py's unavor'
ucu more 70 his interest, TO have an. nase oeen
~ sson TWO bushels Of se.d on ten acre. anu nal
,hs generally, where busheI onlv !. .r"c
~" quantity land, the field will a, mow sUwn on