Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
VOLUME xAxVH.---No. 80.

have ever seen. Il W A1klNSON.
We have this day, Ang %, 1889, tried the within
silk st the request of Mr.. Physck and our men pro
nounce it equal TO any they have ever used
w & F CARPENTER & Co
This lie certify, that, having smined lew sk ms
Of silk, said 10 be produced from The Morus MucanIis
tree, at Mr. Philip Physics cocoonery, Germantown,
presented by Mr. Harmsn Oslo. Of The above place.
pronounce TO be firm, strong article and well chased
c. F LEEDS,
OF the firm of Risdon, Leeds d. Baggs.
No lc3 Chestnut street, Phiicte phis
August % 1889
We concur in the above statement
Rob- & SWIFT
No. 1872 Chpsnutst.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug %. 1889
We do hereby certify that specimen Of sewing silk
shown this morning by Hartman OsleI, is strong
and durable article
RoBB. wiNEBRENNER & co.
The following has bsen received BY the secretary Of
the sochti. since the meeting:
PulaprIpHla, Aug %, 1889.
P r Fr,'ns. Esq-Deor sir: We have fully tested
,hp sewing elk made from worms tsd the Mcrus
Mulcaus leaves AT HE Highield Cococnery of Philip
physck, Esq, al Germantown, and do not hest ate 70
lae hat lis gloss strength smoohness, and elasticity
fully equal TO any Italian sewing silk ,ha, we have
used Very respectfully your most oeed'en! seTs
ANTS, JOHN WAISON u ~.
No 9S Chesnut si.
On motion, the following communication addressed
by MIR Physick 10 Mathew Carey, Esq was read and
the suhl"ntd resolution in relation TO it, unanimously
adopted:
Having heard read letter addressed by P Physick,
E.q 10 Mathew Carey Esq and feeling satisfied of the
ruih Of The general facts stated, therefore Resolved,
Tina, copy he solicited for publication with the report
OF The Committee. which has been adopted ms day, ead
ordered 10 be published.
Highfeid Coeoonsyy, Gt-nrantopn. Pa,
August ~, 1889.
To MATHEW CAREY. ESQ
My Dear Sir-IIe elevated position you hoo es 4
ph,lamihrnps induces The writer to address the letter
you, and frankly with view 10 It's ultimate puoica
ton aid lis nsttrr be d,ened by you Of sufficient
importance arrest Tor bret space The attention OF lie
very intelligent public Of The United States. Dehcacy
only and great indsposilIon 10 come personally bei"e
lis eve has heretofore deferred your correspondent tr"i
communicating through he public papers, any thing e-
lsrlvr lie present suhject-bni nasmuch a. The little
good he hopes has been accomplished, partly by has
means in danger Of snuIhalIon IN consequence OF
his former and future plans being tnsrePfe-
scented UndPrstood either oil which, IL Is fearcd
by many may have tendency 10 relard the great OBJ
CT he has been endravorng IN support with his ieeoie
AID he bpgs leave without father preamble 10 commence
al once the subject Of this leer-though previously he
would tender apology Tor any appearance 81 egoism
II may assume he will probably find II more conVe-
venien the first than The third person IN Tie SUP
81 qnen part
il has been stated that The reason why there are 90
very puor persons IN the U Sa'es ~ that great
nuubrr OF crlizrns too proud to WORK, ana 700
cnelpss to Law up Tor themselves something for future
d, prndence but s this charge just! Have you not al
ways found INDECENT people both wiling and abe 10
labor whenever work suited 10 their condition. or edd'
cation feelings has been protered them; why men,
should they b. cpnsurrd before they have been patiently
hard and rightly judged; The class particularly r..
i-rrrd to- are tho.e who, born TO stiiarnt cfcun
s,ancps continually told that they ought 10 go Quito
service Do those who tell them reflect that they
are spanking 10 free born Americans within whose oo'
SONS brat hearts aspiring their own, and equally as
inpatient o allowing any human creature 10 'ord u pVt
THIN and who prefer suffering and want 10 The huni-
nring reflection that they have ever had master on'
their GnG;
You viii no doubt admit that there are mary poor CT
ths d. Ipnn in happy lsnd-to whom that labor
would be- boon indeed. that could maintain them win
IN, conc. mtant modification What species OF lahor,
pr.y Won holds forth This desderatum IN such bold re-
Ipf as the six in all lis branches: at @hiah mrn
women. boys and girls yhuns and DID, me cr,pp.rd
and irfrm high and low may BE- actively and prohaby
employed without causing blush 10 mantle on Tue
cheek al any.
Every man, or a, least every man who has The
prop. feelings Of man. must have wish 10 peffofe
some good IN his generation IN other woros, not 10
have been only 'n"fas consumers Jr0Sts Adjusted
bv feeling ut this bird, have bern engaged IN 81"
dravurlng promote the culture Q. silk; nor Do VISA
Won infer that there has been no desire 10 my breast
Ia aupmput my resources at the same time; Out
should loss only be- my portion still shall De amply re-
psid # have contributed one mite toward the Perma
npn, establishment Of The culture Vt sk IN my naive
lard
Hiahfisld Cecoonery has not cost as much "a many
suupusp but vet the expense has been considerable,
prupuse 10 reimburse myself from the public sale ut
Dart ons o. ,Y Murns Multlcaus, intending TO propa
s,p from thu remainder enough 10 plant W acres OF
land Tor The purpose Of feeding sl!hwoIns extensively
hereafter -
Perhaps il woud be proper for me in this Pnce, 10
contradict The statement OF persons unknown, 'hht
-, AGO worms ed M"us Muiticaus pfrlshed IN or"
~ a, n,v establishment Why, Sir, we have no, lost
M. elIiI part Of that humber during the whole soin
,urr; hu, II il weretIue sui would not be as many W
nusa ali six growers expect to lose ont {" 80
,r,p nunb-r ss have fed this summer, e 0Ooton)
.rI. nj
cuI,n. of silk INSERTS that The French usually lose ~
ppr cent Of their y hole crop.
Itb;nx therefore | nm warranted in saying that IN
.1p.rifneni "f ahorang sIikw"rms from Hpfus nun.
,,uLs AT Hghf-!d Cnconnery, has been crowned VIVA
.,,.Ielp SUCCESS al least with success greater IMAM
Usually falls The lo Of FEEDERS upon the white Italian
Mulberry in fanre itself nation having the expert
nee ri centuries this art Of centuries say tor u ~
,.l known that the first mulberry Tree was introduced
,b.,e during the time Of The Cusades, by Giupae OF
St Aubun and planted three !fagues from Mont ei'a
and il is ma'ter Of history that Cherries Tue seVrh'h
.re at his entrance into Rourn in 1872 beaver Ih'd
III velvet. III, Tcs cosby aEu eifbaht He'a
known al that time. . :, ;.
Certain II is, that many specuaiors IN Morus Hsu'''
c,nis without owning or rearing solitary tree them
selves actually sold thousands Of Them very io prices
last surirr confidently expecting 10 buy brH al '"fs
pr,crs still long before the time for elvering htf ~
ih ta-hut is SILK business now iuiiy sscef'a'hen
=, bs no hnn.bng bot rather substantial feolty,a ara
Ito vaue Of the tree having conse queniy RISEN insAR
- IN, !, becomes matter Of great p'cunary import
.ncs 10 tl+m TO put the fall prices down. ay and keep
49,, AVN oo-and IS ne means Of effrcting this OBJ
ise, am tod they circulated arepor tor and vide,
thai purpose selling oii my ~m"'e ."ai
s..s hscnme tired of md sband ned il But, Sir, ~i'.t
= Va ,,,,,h why SO from being Tired Of ard absn
s,,niop i. feel gFala,d beyond measure al hA7"s
'ao,ccd !, nor could possibly pon, out any OTTER
o,n,on So likely 10 please the generality OF man.
n. this the whole process, from haching he eggs
- manufacturing The most costly brcca6es beng
e,,s,e with inrres: in all it, s,ages-ay ard win
pr.S, TOO icr. from The experience Of this summ'''
.ri n. ,frcty certain we raise, upon very fa'
d,,a,e calcoaIion from the 100 600 Matic'uIs Ttes
propose 10 reserve for my ufe opt OF SUo "ou
have nov growing ylanr my whole iam OF on acre.
very ,h;cAiy Nth them next po' tr no o ooo w