Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-15

VOLUME VII. NCAE8 ~.
FRONT Misunderstanding is moro iad1bisa-
bly, Indicative ofthe hasbandry Of the farm and the
order Of the house than the condition o( the front
yard-and whenever, and wherever YOU sec ono
with lis fences broken down, gates unhung, and
its interior Uttered up with Old shoes dead cats.
broken jugs, &C., YOU may coll tho man . sloyen
and his wife slut without exposing yoassef % b.
mulct in damages in an action Of slandee-fns. Il
YOU 60 oecr the farm, you will find every thinx
ncglcctcd-buiidings and fences out of repaie-
cattle in mischieE-the fields and pastures rooeea
up by swine, SC. &c II you enter tho house
you will ind every thing in chaos-dishes ua-
washed beds unmadc-rooms unswept, &c. &c.
II YOU take the madam by surprise, you viii ind
her surrounded by group Of squalid, raegod
and dirty children, IN Ec-fcct dishabillc-hair -
combcd- lip-shod-stockings about hss
feet, &c. &C., and in her flight from your pres
cncc, she will blundcr over and upset the cradle
and dyc-tub-knock down ono chilA-box an
Others ears, and drag third after her, &c. &C.
and leave you to survey the arrangement of her
furniture, and see the manner in which she mama
gcs the aff,irs Of her household.
Many front yards arc neglected on account q
the unsettled state Of the law regarding tho tito
to the ''locas IN gao" Some contend that tho
front yard is part Of the farm. and under the
super, ision AMI control Of ths husband, whiio
house, and being such, is within the Jurisdiction
al limits Of the wife, and, consequently, subject
to her government End entitled to her protection.
We confess our attainnen:s in martial Law are
not sufficient, to enable US to adJudicato thia
.squestio rcxafa,r but We arc inclined to tho O.
pinion that the husband owns the right Of solI,
subject, however, to the caremcnt Of the wifci
and that for certain purposes, such M building
and repairing fences planting and pruning shrub
berry, dressing fiowcr-bcds, &C.. both have = right
of entry and possession. But whatever may bc
the law, there is no doubt if the time often con-
sumcd in mootin; il, was spent IN improving tho
yard, it would present very different ap-
pearance There are, however, certain members
of the family - whom the care and management
of this matter more especially bciongs-we
mean the daughters, and young gentleman OF
taste and judgment, Gin search OF wiic,
would be about as likely TO ''fall in love" with
young lady, who neglected her front yard. as he
would if he first saw her at church with hole -
her stock;ng.--fCalturist.
SrLEcTroS OF SsEps-A Mr.. Samuel Garrison,
of Kentucky, in article written tor the Amcrs-
can Farmer, says, "Ifaving for many years obscr-
we'd that some pumpkin. water melon, and squash
vines ran ten, twelve, and even fifteen feet before
any fruit appeared, and that others would have
fruit before they had run half that distance, Con-
Guided that there was natural reason fog its
being l theirforc took cucumber and split
it lensihwisc and sub-dividcd il into thrce cqu.l
parts across the fruit, and kept the seeds carefully
apart. Those on the end near tho vine marked
Butt seeds; those taken from the centre, Middle
seeds; and those from the end on which the bloom
grew, Top seeds These planted separately ON
new ground well manured. | carefully attended
TO three hills from each part ofthe fruit divided -
stated above, the hills about IL feet apart All the
plants were alike nourishing; the vines frcm tho
butt seeds ran from four feet before fruit sp-
pcarcd, and these were small with neck. Tho
vines from the middle seeds were from four to SAX
Get before fruit appcarcd tho fruit was bcttsr
without ncck, and fous-fold. The vines from tho
op seed produced fruit, large, fine. and in sbun-
lance, the first fruit on the third joint OF tho
'ine from the surface OF the ground. l have con-
inuc,l TO seed from the top or bloom end, and
low have cucumbers on the first and second joints
A. BENEFICIENT GOVERNMENTS:
Tho New Orleans True American Of the 2Oth
nst, says :-"No less than seven hundred and cigh-
y of our most respectable citizcns-importcn
nd their suretics, have been held 20 bail durioG
he last week, on custom house bonds! Mel who
Or Is or 20 years have never quilted their city,
ave been compelled to give security, that lhey
,ill be forthcoming on tho 9TH December next,
{ else the importer, who has already rendered
he same amount of duties, in notes al tho pct
nd other banks, MIST release his friend BY P0r-
lasing specie, 70 fill the Golfers Of the nefasioqe
itchcn crew, who are not only bankrupt them
" like thcm.'
What unparalleled tyranny docs the foregoing
aragraph dcvclope! Where exists the other
government that ever SO rcmorsely oppressed 'n
,oss valuable and patriotic citizcnsf We una
inc that none is known-and yet the AmcrScan
overnment profcsscs to be moro bene6cient in its
:tion upon the people, and to regard the baPri-
css and rights Of the citizen with more scruPu-
sity than any other!-Blt the converse Of the
opposition, under the last and present Adminis-
aiion.. is clearly msch nearer the truth. Az
UT LAWRENCE, Of Boston, erred but little, vines
said, few weeks ago, that, "7xeve Is ~ pee-
c on tie face Of Gods earth that = - aSssa,
eaaed. pluadcred asa tramp!ed sPos, ~ 49,
,lers, as are tie people Of the O"ieed Ss:ess:
Pumac ExEcrrrox.-Thc murdcfcs Of Be-
an.-Hooyer and Davis, were executed this
~. about two O'Clock. The ccocousse was
rye. not less han twenty thousand: two a. thres
ousand fcA0ges among the multitude. NO Il
e. So Ear wc can learn, there were few n
+ o~n Afnalc citizens at this disgusting sPecta-
/. Those that were present, took Especial caro-
keep at a respectable distance. Gin. Wing.
'sWhat tink oh de times, Sambo!H.eCAune
tnk much oh dem, Joeh.-Caa6sh aint -
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