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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

Tai OTICE.-Thonas Thweatt, of the Executors
IL Of Richard n. Thweatt, late Of Chesterfield coun-
ty having recently returned from the Western country,
the representatives of tho Tcslato have all duly quail
fed as required by the Will. Wishing to execute ther
trust and close the administration with all prac'tane
DESPATCH all persons indebted the Estate are again re-
specially requested to make payments or other
wise suits will be necessarily and indscnmnalr!y
brought. Those having claims against the Estate wil
present them for immediate satisfaction lhe CORRECTION
Of the debts will be principally attended To ny lhomaS
Thweat,, Of Dinwiddic county.
=. MARY TIIWEATT,
ARCHIBALD THWEATT,
THOMAS THWEATT
Er',rir and E1tors Of Kirh'd .fotle M'ecrr decd.
October = f3-4t
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mToTiCE-Wc sharene our petition. and ay !. De, De,
fore the next Virginia Legislature LOT .nd
formation of County, by taking OF the nd
of Caroline and the upper ends OF Ki1g i1T T
''' Of the aforesaid Counties
September IL. o9-liD
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ENOR SALE, 4IG acres raluaue Pnmunhcy Land-
u By virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me, ny
john Cau,n Pollard and wife. bearing date on the 18th
day of pr 1885, shall proceed to sell, on Tuesday the
Goth day of October next, the premises, for certain
purposes in the said deed expressed, harng been SO
quired) this valuable Farm, lying i'll the county OF
Hanover one mile from Hanover Town, eight from the
CocrH House of said county, and eighteen from the
City of Richmond Thistand,or the number Of acres,
is perhaps not surpassed by any in lower Virginia
fence of three quarters of mile in length cncloses the
whole farm.
The terms vii! he made known on the day Of sale
Such title only will be conveyed is vested in me by
said deed, although believe it TO be unquestionabe.
WILLIAM R. NELSON, Trustee.
O,tuhcr . 43-tSOO
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zl0AY0yE NAVIGATION COMPANY The an
Is nr,. meeting Of the Roanoke Navigation Compa-
wil be held at Weldon, y. c. on Monday the 9th day
-: y".c,h.r NEXT A JOINER.
h.I.J 4i--6t
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: AND, MILLS. AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR
~ SAl.E.-'fhe subscriber, about to remove 10 the
E OF Baltimore otTs for SALE Tie following property:
Il" rrs'vnce, near Prince Edward C"ur: house, w'tn
every necessary clubhouse ard convenience Tor aISe
.iy and about sixty of land attached Sor ~ OF
':a ar" hsl-ra,e meadow land. rhis place has been
's occupied, and we'll known 4 situation Tor pr"c-
"h'r Of incdcinc.) Also, tenement near the ABOVE
"F"c: with gnnd dwelling and ont houses, ana othcr
yS'SHarnccs oI family with from eO to llO acres OF
'" ~ or II Of it meadow, and excellent oversize!
'S' Mall attached Also. Nell situated on Little bu'-
VITA two pair Of stones, an inexhaust'oe supply
. "a'cr: two good Boiling Chests and most OF Inc ap
NHs necessary for manufacturing. u is believed tnal
III some few minor additions, this Mill might 90 an
A'ieni manufacturing busncss-it is one anu nal;
"S 'Fe;;l Inc Courthouse, in very thicky setso
-Geaocrloud
ms prare'v (paT,icnarly the dwellings, IS situated
y. "n immediate vicinity of Hampdcn Sidney College,
no.is Female Seminary and classical preparatory
.." Tor boys-al Of them highly respectable and aour,
"s institutions The character Of the ne:ghborhood
morality and intelligence, in addition to It's scholastic
renders these situations desirable, for parents
Shg to educate their daughters, secluded from
Uts temptations and under their own Immediate care.
'o disposed Of before the 18th of October inst, the
o 1--we named property will, on that day, be offered pub
- |h the crop of Corn fodder and hay stock OF eve
MI S.no household and kitchen Furniture, &c.
Inc terms Of sale will be accommodating.
JOHN r. METTAUER.
October g 43-2awtl9O
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ysiaV ADVERTISEMENTS

-AMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
q A. stated monthly meeting Of the President and
r.cors of the James River and kanawha Company,
II Al tho office OF the Company in the City of Rich
ND; ON Thursday the 24th day of September, lS:S'-
r.,alred That the Stockholders Of the James River
.. KanawlIe Company, ether than the State, kc. and
~ are hereby required to pay into the Bank of Viz
acb share of stock held by them in tho said Cont
",r on or before the 25,h dag o: November next.
:''' l}v order Of the President and Directors,
W. B. CHiTTENDEN, Secretary
of the JencS Riccr and Kanascka Com,paqy
,rr Stakeholder drpositing the amount of The rSdu
n u,on him, in the Bank Of Virginia, any of its
r,rhrs and producing certificate OF such dcposite
'b secretary of the Company, will receive credit
M, books of the Company.
: T. O:fce Of the Company, two doors below the
p,,k Of Virginia, Main st. Richmond.
O:. ,. fo-"t~'N'
,.yEr SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF VIRGIL
! MA are particularly requested 10 be punctual i'll
d.u III. annual! meetings the frs! day of the Oc
b. (or-,s of their respective counties and corpora
49, and % he careful in the preparation of their annual
laws "a comply strictly with the forms prescribed in
.,,ucc OF Law, for their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
., Ines, iarns however trivial they may appear. will
,b,lIy cause delay in the payment Of the quotas when
Tar particular reference to the abstract OF The
.s,o the remarks Of the Superintendent accompa-
:,r ;bc samc-unI t., the SupernenGrnts Circular
; 80 will be attended with muc! advantage to the
t.n. whose instruction was ono important oG]sct OF
80, institution Of the Literary Fund, and will relieve
a 6 commissioners themselves and the Supcrinten
,-, from disappointment and unnecessary labour.
!. BROWN, Ir.. Superintendent
Of TIC Lfercry Fund.
o,..-o I3-It
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1 TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT FOR RENT, at
"A IL: Hurm Springs, Bnth Court House, F;rsilsa.-
ave r.cctcd, and now nearly completed, large and
,.;T necessary buildings attached thereto. will let
;"wih The Tavern establishment, sonc land to cult
F':e and timber for frcwood. think, that when ms
Enlistment gets fairly into operation, there is strong
reliability of It's doing very large business would
az rent The Brick House and Lot which live, Tic
scr roa.ms of which would answer for Store, and
s''.'iOn where good business may he done. Persons
Tsing to rent, is presumed. win first view the pre-
ares when they viii firm opinion for themselves OF
GEO. MAYSE.
nc.. = 43-w4w
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GER PERSICO'S Boarding ard Day School. for
IS lcgnr ladies' Richnlond Fa.-Thc duties Of this
crira,y will BE- resumed on the lst Of October, and
wit: ;c design to adapt instruction to The Sc
a STAGES of the pupils progress from the age of or
r.,,l her education is completed. The Misses judi
ms and lord arc entrusted with the English depart
MS French Italian and Spanish, hy approved teach
- hla,;n Class will b. firmcd immediately. Draw
and Painting in all its branches Foca! and lnstru-
mai music on the Piano, Harp and Guitar. 4 COM
,cc PHILOSOPHICAL, Chemical and Mechanical hppata-
ga Library. and Cabnct"f Minerals are provided for
iacG, Of the pupils. Every cFor! is used to render
he studies pleasing by first q: making them iai-
la.eI-ibc to the pupil, and secondly by introducing
ai!a! lectures on .hcin, and on the different branches
ii Natural History
ro further particulars NJ. P"rsico begs Of the ps-
:a: and guardians to call at his Seminary, where he
s!lchcc!!u!iy furnish any information, either with re-.
md charges or testimonials Of the qualifications OF
l.. LADIES' who will abuur in conjunction with him. III
- rrs2onsihle and aydunrs tas. o! Education.
lati, Including bed bedding. lights and fuel, S2;p
substitution is DIVIDED in two dtrartnrafS-thc
list, comprising ali the branches .! Il mashed
S..i;Sh Ednc,,nn-tcrp,a, ......... 40
!..ec, hy %!.ssrs LcTnau and Pcrsico ~
Ne nd d:pnrt,nrnt is composed Of younger pupils,
bo are instructed in all the elementary branches,
ca an improved plan which ;hc experience OF ma.
r; years has proved best adapted to their age ana
ctpac:t:.S terms. ........'. ~
Particular attention is paid 10 tic health moral and re-
G:.o,s Improvement of all the pupils.
o.,i.-., 43-tf
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W. w MARSuALL'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An ntallblr remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and cscwhcr")
may be had By applying to w. w Marsla' at the Man
sion House.
If satisfaction is not given, the monry will be returned.
Rrfcrcnre to persons cHrcd Of Cancer tnfcy.-Wiiam
Petit Fluvanna county; Mr. lIackrt, Caroline county,
Edward Bass, Co;csville ch'd Johnson, Cumberland
cosnty; Thos Skinner: Z. City county Sam Mathews:
brunswick county: Mr. Noble Prince Edward county;
MIR. Miller, Goochland county; Mr. Janncy Alexandria;
William p. Wyclr, Petersburg.
ST o; 4I-tf
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wishes to
Z sell " savcs-a from 50 to TO gears Of age. from
4lon from - to 30. II f"m2 u to 30, % from ~ t"
=: tro.n 10 Ill., and . from to 6, near as he can
con" 4, h:r ages They all likely for their ages
raos of them raised by himself, and H'a7iy all OF
n IN a'aiiics Application to he made I" the SnoscIs-
g. 4! his residence in Aliddlesc2 county. nrar Church
snic. until the LIST December next. lie will b. wiling
81; upon ccdi, Of from ore 10 five years tho inter
r$ring annually paid, and the principal being saSiac
@!i'y secured. " M JESSE..
uc,phc- y l3-w4w"
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> AND FOR SALE-We will sell to the highest
bidder, OIL the promises, Friday, the 18th "t Dc:
n:.x ~ acres OF Land: lying in the county of
Nrsklcnburg. one mile West OF Chrisansvi!lc, will,
cd buildings, we'll wa,crrd, and about ore half in
rts aud s"od tobacco and. Co.. a. buTwsil Is our
a2p'g &c him Terms :lade known the day of sale
- JOHN TABB,
TliOS TAEB,
O,.ohrro rl3-w:5w.l Er'ors nf {. B. Tall, dcc'd
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Sept. ..


AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.
To The Ediim IF The S. r. Telegraph
RUR. Editor I've have noticed, in your paper an
IYA advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing to
Cancrruus diseases, Fstula, &c We have been occus.
toned 10 believe that these diseases were, for tr most
part, incurabc; but having had opportunity Of wit
Messing some of the practice Of Dr.. NJ really think
would be SERVING the of humanity 10 say that we
have been as:onsrd at the attending his efforts
We have cases, the appearance of which. drew
from oil around, expressions OF hopeless despair: and
seemed to defy human skill and yrt after few weeks
under the treatment of DR.. NJ, the disease TO all appear
ancc, is cfrc;unlly removed.
We lake pleasure in calling the attention of any
your renders Mho may be suffering from these distress.
Ing diseases: 10 the advertisement referred 10.
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gnn PACKAGES BRITISH DRY GOODS,
eDVV We have Just in store our Fall Importation,

per Ship Tnly.Ho from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received, makes
Three Hundred Packages British Dry Goods.
Tho largest and best offered to the Mcr-
chants of this State, by ourselves, probably any
other house in this city-consisting in part of
Super and extra blue, black, olive green, invisible do
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J as. c. CNA y +,
AECHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS.
RICHD. G.. GILLIAN,
j. MES CASklE,
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EsoEsFspsorl's Practice, Vol. =.

paincYl!c, Amelia county, Sept. -. 4l-w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
Sep. 81
NOTICE..

DY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery, for the County of
Amherst, PRONOUNCED on the 9th day OF April 1885,
IN the suit PrpsJ pr Pow ell pitt against William Jop-
ling, Nelson Crawford, Leonard licnly Abram Car
aud others, dcs., the undersigned, who is there
by appoined Commissioner for the purpose. will,
the I'd day of November next, proceed. on the
premises to sell beginning with the tracts as herein
after enumerated, and selling onl, much may be
necessary satisfy the purposes OF the said decree
to the highest bidder, for ready money that is, a
tract OF land belonging to Abrm Carter. living in
the County Of Amherst, sylcdthc Saw Mill Tract or
Lot No :, and adjolns Robert H. Carter aud Others
which contains 2i2 acres. Also another tract adj
joining the tract first mentioned known BY the name
Of the Lo,elady Mountain. and contains Isl acres
Aud on the Sid day of November next, | shall pro-
coed. on the premises, III like manner, to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money. another tract Of
land also belonging to the said Abam Carter and in
said decree mentioned, which is in the said Count, of
Amherst, containing 100 acres, living between the
North aud South branches of Butlaloe river and ON
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands Of Aaron
liiggiubotham and others.
THO. \. ECBANK,
Sheriff Of 4mherst. Wv y"
Sep % td,
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VAIL ABLE LAND,

I y consequence Vi having enectsds prisats sale vi
L the Land proposed selling al auction on ths
2sth of October, have declined selling 10, the pres
ent any Land other species OF property at auction.
But am determined, If do sell privately (whc b
am ANXIOUS TO do that will sell. at public auction
on some day Ia be hereafter named. the two follow np
Tracts OF Land, viz.
Ons Tract, situated ON Big Ocr river, the mouth
OF Orrck's creek, q miles from New London Acade-
my and II from l.,nchburg, containing l062 acres
OF which 300 are cleared. The wood land, with the
exception OF small portion, Is first tobacco land.
OF the cleared land $50 low grounds fsu-
pcrior quality; the remainder high land, IN fine
heart. and yer. productive. The improvement con
Dist OF tocrably good dwelling house all necessary
out houses together With a number OF excellent to-
bacco barns.
The other Tact IL situated on Buffalo creek, -four
miles from Ne" London Academy, and CONTAINS 500
acres, OF which lU are clcared-lW acres OF the
cleared land excellent low grounds ant the God
land Is OF good quality.
! will divide the Tracts to suit purchasers.
A part OF the money will be required IN cash the
remainder in equal annual instruments; tosecure
the payment of which deed Of trust On the Land,
approved security will bs required.
I will likewise sell, show to any person, the
Land, advertised by James Irvine. living on Bofaoc
creek. ROBEnT IRVINE.
Oct. l. II
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WM. II. RAItORD.

Remarks on the Apple Orehnd.-As the time
appears to have arrived, when the Farmers begin
to see the necessity OF making their farms the i'm
mediate source OF good living, hope the following
remarks ON Apple Orchards will not be unacccp.
table.
Apple Trees dcliph, in SANDY soil more s.pr-
c'ay II interperScd with lni rocks, will, tine ella,
about ten inches below the suracr-If land is We
~ rich, tho trees will grow very fast but the fruit
will not be good, neither will the trees last 40
long.
The trees should be planted about twenty five
ieet apart by allowing this distance the ground
Keeps moderately dry, Which prevents the fruit from
roting and allows crop OF corn to grow ON the
ground to good advantage Instead of hole ~
email as TO crowd the roots, it should he dug a, least
twenty inches square and eighteen deep The
hole should be filled with soil. gravel and manure
he clay should be scattered round the tree
i" ME trees are young the pruning knife should
DO used freely as the first object is To procure stout
bodies the top should stand a, near over the CEN
tire OF the body as possible The best manure for
apple trees is obtained from the fowl house,
has tendency to keep of insects more than an,
other. In selecting variety for an orchard
would recommend the White May apple. Red
Juae apple, Cheese apple Clarks Pc .rmain, Raj
den's Jenn.' ,liugh's Crab, with some few cho;c,
seedlings. The Horse apple is good fruit. bn,
the tree is OF short duration.
In Angus, 1926, visited an orchard in J-I.r
son co., that then said to be about thirty YEAR
old. Though the land had not been cultivated f.
about eight years many ofthe trees were in flourish
ing condition, and well loaded with good fruit o.
examination. found that the Raldcn's Jcnnet wa
the most thrifty. the IIuch's Crab wa, the nc Z
bcst-Tbe last named apple begin, 10 ripe,
alb 'ut the hrs, of September, and continue, on th
trco till frost and is the best to keep in the winter
any: the cider is not to be excelcd.
Apples, when ripe, are fine luxury for the tahl.
or otherwise. They furnish drink that is dc
lightful and wholesome; and If they were NOR,
abundant in our country, would be valuable sab.
stitute for stronger drink At least he that ha,
been accustomed to orchard, does not like to be
without one. W. H.. r.
Harry eounty, March 24th, 1885.
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FOR RE.V'T OK LEASE

VIE Mountain Top Tavern and Farm, with
- about half the necessary Furniture. This
establishment is situated nt Rockiish Gap, Augusta
county, Virginia, % miles from Charlottesville, Is
to Staun'on, on the turnpike road, the great tho
roushiarc for Western and Eastern travelling, and
vls''ants to the Virginia Springs. The geographic
cal situation Of this establishment canno, be ex-
celied or equallcd by any other Of the kind in
the States The air pure and healthy, scenery
delightful and novel, the water purity itself. Tie
houses large, commodou. and in good repair.-
Under suitable administration, the establishment
would be extremely valuable to gentleman of EN-.
erey and enterprise. The buildings were design
ca IN Their construction to be made healthy and
fashionable resort. There are about $50 acres of
cleared land that can be extended to , or 3OO-
possession may be had the LIST of Deccmbcr-ear-
''rr for seeding small grain, if desired. Term,
VIII be accommodating, and boardcr good por-
t,on o, time. Immediate, or early application i.
desirable. S\NIFI IFAkE Il,
Sept. % ~
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TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS.
IN Monday, the 10Th OF October, 1872 II being
~ Amherst Court day, shall proceed, by way of
public auction, TO sell to the highest bidder, for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND purchased
by Francis L.. Quarles of Zedckiah Shoemaker, ad-
Joining the lands of r. i. Thornton. and others,
which conveyed to me in trust, by deed from the
said Quarlcs duly recorded in the Clerks office of
Amherst. The land lies in the said County, on
Dancing Creek and is well worth the attention Of
those wanting such property. There is about 300
in the tract, small portion of which is cleared
and under cultivation. Mr. Quares will shcw the
land to those disposed purchase-and the sale is
made at his request. | will convey such title is
invested in me by said trust. and none other. the
land being sold for the purpose of complying with
ito terms. The sale will be made before the door OF
Mr. Stout's Tavern at he said Court House.
EDMUND WINSTON Trustee.
Sep. II wtds
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WILLIAM r. KRAUTH,
WATCH MAKER. JENVELER AND NJ
NERSMITH.

1hree doc. Leion The Market House and nearly OPP
po,ite The BANKS
'AkES tins opportunity OF informing his Gus
TONERS and the public that lac has Just returned
from the Northern Cities and is nov opening a
splendid assortment Of Uatchc, Jereiry, Plated and
Brittania Udn. and a great many other articles
which are too numerous to meniOn--but he would
merely observe 10 those Who are wanting to call on
him before the, purchase else where an he i. deter
mined 10 sell low Tor cash.
y B.--tIockS Watches, Jewcry aud Silver
Ware. made and repaired III the bo. manner and al
the shortest notice. W. T. n.
October Is II
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An Overscer Wanted.

N,oh TO employ an Ovcrseer, for nv plantation,
,on 'a al field in Nelson County at the juno
n,, c y. i.e ana James river. hope none will ap'
nenoed' and feel conscious thai he is an honest in
uus'fous' sober and home, staying man; and is will
ing not only to see that others attend regularly to
ther iabour, but, to assist with his own abour
me Plantation is not extensive and but few male la
ao, ,t ,nereon. share Of the Crop will be given
ana the Overseer permitted to cultivate as much To-
oacco on FIRST rate tobacco land a, his force will
"ole MN to manage and house. A single man. OF
one with small family, will be preferred. To take
next. ~, .NyEI
Oct l2 i'
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BACON AT COST

HENRN BROWN, Jx, nearly opro.it. the
1 Banks, L,nchburg, offers for ,ac, at first
cost, 900 Lbs. FAMILY BAcos, of..ry superior
quality, and -quul to any in the market
ALSO,
1000 lbs principally Midngs less cost, ar
l'clc, sound, "nd entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where A'dlings preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscribe,
~ determined to sell all that he has on hand.
lirnniN.s, ~ the barrel; Five hhds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasscs 1000 yard,
Flax Linen; Smith, Bclows's and An,ils
Vices and Hammers. Together with an as.ort-
ment OF Hats, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO,
CoNrter'o>,n,,s; such as Sugar Kisses, and
a variety OF other Candies, at ga cts. per pound
\ great variety of new and fashionable Cotton
SILK and " oollcn Goods all of which will b,
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Augusta ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

PntN,k OF rrx.rrEs-On Tuesday la.l IN the
Court of over and ternincr (say. The Philadelphia
Gazctte.) d man named John Day was tried Tor
burglary being without counsel, he was asked II
he wished TO .a, any thing to the jury when he a.
and stated that he had good defence in law ;
that though the facts were strong against HIM, yet
he had technical objection, which, he thought SUI
6cen' viz hni burglar, cannot be committed by
day and u,,,i be done by night. Judge Ming told
the jury, that tim defence did no, appear to be sup
ported IN fact, a. the burglary appeared To have
been done by night as well BY ddy: OF this OPT
Mon also were the jury, and MIR. Day 0hc punstcr)
waS convicted
In England such Joke would be tapitaL
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On taxing Hoary.-Mn. EpiroR As the
season for taking Honey IL not very distant, |
offer you my plan, a. 1t may be of service to the
lover. oi good eating. commence to rob or drive
~henevsr my bees begin To lie IDLE: TIL. j, abou,
the last OF MAY first of June tin. is good ind
cation oflheir being fall vi honey. | rob once
every fourteen DAYS. taking out about one fourth OF
third OF the content, of rhcgum OF box. | never
rob later than the fourth Of Juy nor drive after
the 10Th OF June. This allow. them time to
make the new comb, which they cannot make
after the 18th of July.
In robbng invcu the hive and bind up the
mouth, then knock on the gum with hammer for
about ten minutes hi. Ikes the bees quit the
bead and 60 to the other end The gun, is then
laid down, with the mouth the highest tina is 10
let all the loose honey run out. The head Is nov
taken of, and the honey taken out, without n,sch
smoke. Tobacco smoke should never be used
The gum i, suffered To lie ON its side till morning ;
this is for letting il drain By following TIN, plan,
but few bees either crippled or drowned
drive each stock IN two wears lf the
comb remains longer it becoms black, and the bees
will not, in my opinion. raise we'll Driving j.,
performed by placing the gums together, aud bin.
ding them securely with cloth-witI, the empty
enc much higher than the other ~ possible !;
when knocking is re,ortcd to as in robbinr The
less smoke that is used the more ira, table the bees
will be-.