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The native American., 1839-02-09

A resolution has passed the House of Repre-.
'rnta,ires Of Ohio, instructine the committee On
ihf Jaclciary TO bring in bill for The proven
ton OF the practice Of carrying Bowie mires.
Gin. Wig.
The native American., 1839-02-09

Southwestern Railroad Bark went into ope.
ration, in Charleston South Catoina On the LIST
instant. A branch is to be located al Knoxville,
and an lection for directors and cashir directed
70 be held on the sth rst-1tn. W. Rcvte,o.
The native American., 1839-02-09

ever, recent taken place; and notwi'hstand
ing the price which Flour hears in the United
States, shipments are going. forward TO some ex-
tent for Tie supply Of Tie ants Of the British
people, Arising from the sl.ortnrss Of their late
harvest. -... Nv.
We have ascertained. frcm correct sources
that tie quantity Of -Four Which had been bought
in Baltimore for the English market, shipped
and shipping, is about ;O,GCO bbis.
III" Richmond Compiler states, that within
the last two weeks, there have been purchased
il that market lOe;50 tall,l> Of Flour at all ave-
rage price Of s. l.. II, uhich are now going
on beard the following vessels, leading IN james
}iv'I for Liverpool, viz: Slip Luclo, 1850
hbtS-: big Ask, $500; ana big Carthage
3.0tN.
!" Philude|phia, it will be seen by the report
IN ahc'"rr column about q 500 hb!s have been
hong'A tor the English market.
ny iua"tty taken in The New York market
| IS not known. The whole fof, IGN cxport ii m
that roIt, between the Is, and 2:}d inst was
o Iy E. 022 barrels Bait american.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
MARSlIAI'S SALE.

iacainis sGafihwate Peturnablc 10 Ire
yssPi. Il ii United. States
Rs-N Jamrs & Co 81 sccurs crfuit Court 70
May Term 1916
I'D u pifthe Of sthe above stated Fl fn
.Ea - iasune directed, from The Honorable
Ussiiad States Circnits Court, for the south,
ern distriet-of Mississippi, Twill on
Monday tie Odd day D1csn1srner,
expose a. public sale for cash, before the
Court Hosse door of Holmes County.
Mississippi, all the right. little, and inter-
est, tho said defendant hath in or to tho
|fo'laNlag described hind, to wit.-Lot
Number Al situated ia the townof Frank
hin, iofiy feet frontrunning back thirty
feet; and part Of lot Number S, thirty
ieet fort, on which there is new house
twenty BY fourteen feet. Also lot number
% Which there is a large and comodi-
aus Store house, recently occupied by b.
" &7sE. w Sanders, and the south half
ct lot number 9. alt Of the above named
properly i situated ia the town OF Frank
lin, Holmes County, Mississippi.
Levied ION as, The property Of r. w.
= aiiies and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated Il ia and cost.
WslM. GWIN, Marshal, u y:
By r. m FERGUSON, Dem.
Nov "a % ids. Pr. fee SI2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
sHERIFr,s SALE.

Wiley Ray RetIirnable to Holmes
vs. al f III Circuit Courtto April
Mathew Cannon & Term 1910
H.. Bullock.
10y virtue Of the above stated eye
LED cuiion which issued from the
Clerks Office Of the, Circuit Court Of
Holmes County, and 10 me directed, and
IN obedience tlreto, shall expose 10
sale TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door of my county on
. The first Monday Of Januosypeat,
the following described, tract or parcel Of
land, TO wn:--the west half north ives.
quarter section twcn.y-nine, township -,
range three east. .
Levied on as the property OF Mathew
Cameroh, to satisfy the above stated exc.
Eeution-and eostof snit. will sell all the
right, tile, claim, which Mathew Camc-
ron,. has ia and to The above described
land.
>. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
Nov % 2 ids, Pr. fee $40 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
SHERiFF'S SALE. :

julius R Mayo Returnablea Ia Holmes
D I ~. Circuit Court TO April
hsf virtue Of the above stated execn.
~ - non, which issued from the Clerks
, Ulce of the Circnt Court Of Hdmes
GtOuhy to me directed, and in obedience
s she,e'o In order 10 satisfy the same,
r r xpose 10 sale to The highest bidder
c ~' easA' at The Court House door OF my
county, on the
First Monday Ii January nerl,
,a aS I'0owlng described tract Or parcel Of
baIr ' 70 wlf'-one undivided .moity Of d
h Ia,'' OF certain tract or parcel Of land
u auNn and designated as the Leherand
eur saly' mill tract on Fannagus!m Creek.
Ia'ns twenty acres more or less.
hon -sV'ed on as the property &C the above
JI iuu aeendants, Bluford A. Oliphint
s.,." 'i nean, aud Abel. G. ,Ratheit: "a
cost COSTLY y M. INC. above ,' stated execution and
s s0Is o. suit. This is one of the most
and , wa,,h n' \, sites On Funnagusha Creek,
will worm .os' the attention ofpurchasers. /
claim 'e ,a all the right. title. interest and
and ~ u ,ha the defendants may have II
N'1 10 The above described land. "
). D. WYATT. sheriff
De- by A. LOMAX, Deputy.
tbs Pr. fee sI4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
NOTICE

- s
HSi virtue Of q mortgage exccnted to
ED me with power to sell and for nv
use BY. Alfred Fowler, TN the eighth day
I'd April le39,and regularly recorded in
ahe Psohate Cili.e Of Ilul.aes CouH,v,
Mississippi, il Book A, Page 04 SIS add
50. ! will sell Two months after date
.(3oih January, l40, J al sthe Cur, Eiaust
door 10 The townof Lexington, expose to
public sale e lie highest bidder lpf cash,
Tho following described Negro Slaves
property ~ Wit Andrew, Miuda, seven
teen Years of age; Ceasar, iwen,y-six
Celin, twentytwo; Will, four; sifio
I'VE; Rachael; Stephen, frts.fse; lien
rs; Margaret; Ltnis; Toney, twenty.
seven; Peter lofty.nut; Ciarissa, forty
'thtce, Saunders, twenty; Dandy sixteen,
Jack, twenty-six; Barnev, tweuty-cieh,
Harriet, thirty .niEe Bob, nineteen; Slpio,
fifteen; Charles, tweoiy-eistr; Clasky
twenty FOUR Wilson, nine; l.usy, five;
Becky, five; syrus5 Beck. forty; Afy,
ten; Joe. thiity; Cornelia; Churlo, ten;
Lucy; jim Ford, lorty-six; Nancy, lhir-
ly'hve; Jacot, fifteen; Rose, eighteen;
Mary, twenty'hree; Jim, nine; Judy
six; Simon; Dareus, Hector, twenty .six,
icing the property conveyed to me in The
above mentioned mortgage.
! viii convey such tile to The purcha.
ser or purchasers Ct The same, MS is vested
IN Inc by said deed Of trust.
IL. p. MAKRANT.
Envs 90 9 IL,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
SHERlFE,S SAFE.

Jane Smith, ReturnabIo to Holmes
vs. y 10 ON bond, Circui, Court to pril
w Sanders, ct al. tenn 1910. ~.
Miss & Ala. sR. II. Co.
vs. vendItin exponas Same
Is W Saunders ct III
Ep Y virtue of tho above stated cxecu.
-EaD ton 10 me directed, which issued
from the clerks Office cl,he Circuit Court
Iot Holmes county, l shalt expore TO sale,
10 The highest bidder for cash al the court
seytoor of my county onilie FIRST Mon
day 10 January next, Tie follosi ing tract
10: parcel ofIands ~ wit: the north EaEf
and westshalf Of northwest quarter Of sec sec.
lion number SO, and north half cast hall
NORTH west quarter Of section Sc, and the
south httll'nortli west quarter Of sec 36, e.
the north half west half Of north east
quarter section humber IS, west half
south east quarter OF section nnmter 90,
east half north east quarter ,cf Section
number 30, and south west quarter of sec
Ftion number %, and tho east haIf of soutf
east-qnarter Of section number %, town.
ship Orange 3east.s
Levied on, as The property Of &. w.
Sanders. to satisfy the above stated
cases and cots Of sui accruing thereon.
| will sell all1hc right tile interest and
CLAIM which Is. w Sanders may have
IN and TO the above described tract Or par
eel Of lands.
JNO. d. WYATT, Sheriff
+ OfIIoInes county.
NoyemberS so, 3tJls
Printers fee Sl4.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
slIfsiEF'ta1S SALE.

Joseph II Swan Refiirnahlo 10 Holoe,
rs yehai exfo CifcdiI Court 10 April
lieAry Harris Term 1910
W 7 virtue olahe above stated vendi-
III y 10 exponas 10 me- directed, from
the Clerks Office of lie Circuit Court. Of
Holmes comfy, ! Shall expose 10 public
sale for cash, at The Court House door Of
my County, on the
First lNoaaay IL January neri,
the following tract orparcels OF land, 10
wi: -the east half OF lie north west omar
Ter and the north half Of The west half Of
the ngorlh eastplarter Of section ID, town
ship IA, fange / east.
Levied onas the.preperty Of Henry A.
iiQrsis, % satisfy the above stated yendi-
10 exponas and costof suit. Twill sell
tllibe right, title. iatefest ard cl0im- that
the said Harris, has.in and toti,e Same.
J. d. WYATT, Sheriff.
Nov23 2 tbs Pr fee $40 60
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
SHEklFENfS SALE.

n y ~
Sam. Stamps Rctornabe to Holmes
Evs'vendi. exponas Cir,utt Coat 10 Apri,
Rodgers & Galloway Tern, 1910
] X Enoe endorsef
EEY virtue Of the above stated yendi-
ED exponas 10 me directed. from the
Clerks Oficc Of the Circuit Court, Of
Holmes County, lshall expose to sale I'd
the highest bidder for cash, al the Coult
house inmy county on The
First Monday in January neaf,
the following described tract or parcels Of
lands, 10 wit:--west half north east GUAR.
Ter section IS, township ii, range 2 east;
the east hall north vest quarter sectfhi
35,4township II, range east;e the west
half south west quarter section 26, town.
ship Il, range east, The south half Of
east half Of seulh west quarter section
26,e township f,iange 2 east; The south
quarter Of west hall Of south east quarter
section 26, township II, range y east;
the north half Of west haTf of north west
quarter Of section 30, and the north hall
LOFT east hall If the north east quarter of
section 81, Of township IA, ianges2 east
containing $50 acres more or less.
Levied on. as the property Of Magnus
1t. Rogers. Also Tic west half Of the
laoth east' quatter.of lie north casl qiar-
|ier. of the north west@quarier Of section
/ 9, township A,ranee Q east, containing
100 acres more or less, and the north
half east half south eastsqaartcr section
30, township -, sange 2east
+ Levied on MS the, prepertysof Vincent
GaIlaway. The above lands levied on
10 satisfyssihe above stalled yenuitio. expo
mas and cost Of suit accrning theron.
| will sell all ttheriglit, title, interest ard
claim, ihatthe sand defendants Rogers Il,
Galloway, have. in and to the above De.
| cribed tract or parcel of lands.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
| Nov 90 3tts Pr. fee SIT SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
LAND s. NEGROES FOR. SALE.

TT Wish TO sell my plantation situated IN
LA the south partofthe county Of Holmes
on the Stage road leading from jackson to
Lexington; Il contains 900 acres, about
200 acres il CIVILIZATIONS 10 or II likely
negroes. Ferms, one fourth Or fifth pay
able when possession is given, Tue balance
in four;annual payments.
WM., +. WILSON,,
: Barkselale PIace, Noseinbel 3d.. 1880.
q - R,s 80 +. $3.50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

vH VIE subscriber being aesiTous ofclos-
ing his ontsstanding debts, would
earnestly request all tlIose owing him to
cab aud make Immediate payment; and AZ
The same time, wishes all those that he is
owing 10 present tteir. claims forthwith.
Tie snbseriber.sYiH also.p .aIl his Sc
curly debts, provided they williake good
pfopefiysat . fair and ibera pice.
JOHN Il. c CRAWFORD.
aS NJ on . q 81 4 -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
NOTICE.
IT FORWARNail persons lrons 81 II; y;

FORNARNal persons from l;ayinr
- over any Nancy, or seit linz IL nssys
way by mote or Of herwise, their acco1nis
on The book Of .Bfatton s. Fisher without:
the consent Of the undersigned, inasmtich
Jas have schedule Of all The persons IN
Edebted 70 said firm and shall hold then,re.
E|sponsibie to me for The same, ihe unaer-
signed was appninicd by The said firm Of
Bratton q Fisher TO settle up, and close
the entire business Of said firm, further
iorwarn all Atlornies a, Law or Justices
OF the Peace from giving their RECEIPTS for
notes or accounts due said firm without.
my consent.
w. II. ATTaN. IS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

'he uiife Honday tle iOtn OF december
next.
NOTICE.
,YWVHAT in pursuance of an order Of
NJ the Honorable the Probate Court
OF Yazoo County, made nj theJune fern
1888: we will as administrators. Of the
estate, OF Charles A. Weston, deceased,
sell TO the highest bidder at the Court
House \, the town Of Lexington, Holmes
County, Mississippi, on, the lourSi, Monday
next, Upon a credit Of one
end two years, all The following described
strartsor parcels Of land belonging ioihe
estate Of said Charles A. Weston, 10 wit:
the north cast quarter Of sec Is; the eorth
west quarter section II; the east half OF
south west quarter OF section 8; all
IN township Is, range 3 east, Contain.
ing six hundred and tpety acres, moro or
less-'ylng three miles North Of Leg
iugion. IL
II Also The west bal fof ,osth eastsquar:
Ger and tAe south east qna,ter sf noith
east quarter and the south .east euaiiero d
section Number d; and the west half u
south east quarter and the soHtli cast qnar-
Der Of the south east qisaltsr ard The west
half cf noFth cast qnaltor Of section q
township IA, range east. Also tlSc wesi
half ct noftl west qaarisf section 3.towh-
ship IA, range 3seast,aeon lining tiye HIM
lred. and forty acres more Or less; all b
shc above lands arc sitaated lsing aud be-
Ing. 10 the-co'LE Of Homes, and Site o.
Mississippi. Noses and approved seca
rity will be required Of thc purehnsers.
NAL b. HAMER,
DANIEL BLUE,
Admidisfratoi's,
Of G. A. Weston, datd.
nov 30 3 ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
SHIlkIEEl,S SALE.

VIM VI Marin Returnaill to IIolmes
rs verdi expo Circuit Court to Aprl
Amasa White Term 1910
E I'd Yfsiftuc Of the above stated-cxecu-
E4 - lion To- me directed, from the
Cit,ks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Holmes County, | shall proceed to sell to
The highest bidder for. cash, at the Court
Hoase doorsof my coanty.on
TAs .fta Mcnaqy Of Jam ry neaf,
the following described lots or parcel Of
land, y wit:-Lotst Number SO, and 33,
ard ~, Of section s, township rs, Of range
asepss Also a.dwelIirg house that is on
tic east hall Of the sanerseciion Of land.
Iha.above property has been levied on
rs tsie property Of Amdsa White, 10 satisfy
thlc above stated execution and costs Of
sun.
The above described lots Of land are
situated il The town or Enery,s "a pleasant
and loatishilg village The .north.east-
srn. part bf lie county, j viii gell, all
the rr1aF, title, claim and interest of
Anasa White, 10 and IA thcaboye dcscrb.
Cd plepedy.
j. d. WYATI',f Sheriff,
!, OF tlplmes County, MI
Printers Zee .Sl2 90
+ re NJ ~, -. - a.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
: = .


yE ME undersigned will sell at public
! IL anctlon in the town. Of I'chula, on
Monday the lob day Of December next,
lhefemainder Of tic stock Of goods belong
Ing to Scruses o. Bell, in accordance with
The provisions ola deed of trust male The
5ilrof March, ls3s, and ereeotdld inathe
office Of the Pfot late Clerk ID Holmes
county.
lie Stock consists ofreudy mode cleth-
ing. hats, shoes, hardware, medicines. sc.
FERNS Of sale, notes with approved Sc
teurity payable intibree months.
w. j. FRAYSEh :
JAMES MAYNARD,
Trustees. !
Ma % o IL. s@s ~ I. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
70 Tue PUBLIC !.

~ ! "a ~ y y II VI II " i u ~
FHslls public are cautioned against man ral.
h a nghihiself JORL +. MAY or J. FARIss
May III bis same May, on TIE 7th day Of Jam
uary, 1854, married young lady ofglie first
tndrg, in Tuscaloosa, Alabi u,ti Lived With
heI some two. or thfee years, asrl thca left her
Without any cause, with Young ,lhd and with
outinaney, pcrtcctly destitute, She hasng 10 re-
sort 10 teaching schop, for /; support Coz hersSlF
and child. This same man,4Jnl n May OF J
Iari's May, left Gfrcn county, Alabaaa, ior
Mobile, from llrenccic vas beard ofin1a1labassee,
Florida. At the Iattcnplace he lived for some
time and (eport saysJ nc basiuess Cor a Mr..
Bpll. Mayis q man 81 good appearance, itlipnt
5 feet ~ or II inches high, dark eyes aid dark.
hafr.dresses fine, being ratheron the dandy order,
and is Tailor bytrade; proftssfs t0te very re-
ligous-he is about 2S or so years Old am
told he tried to marry a young gtl in Tallahassee,
florAa. I'his sandman May, left Florida and
settled himself in the tcautilul village Of Coio
den, Monroe county, Georgia, where he becanc
acquainted With very respectable young lady
and was on the lGlh day OF Jtnelast married to
hcr,at the same time knowing he had Il vie ant
lovely hoy living in Lexington, Holm's county,
Mississippi. Tins man was arrested soon after
the secoed marriage ard lodged in tie bnl OF
Monroe county Georgia, AT Foisyih, and by sotne
Gnrk or other in the law or jury, was acquitted
Of the charge of bigany. The people were SO
inveletae against him,a result az the verdict
lliathe would have been mohed on The spot, had.
not tic villain at thetime, claimed protection Of
the conrt, which was granted, and tie sconiiiffel
next morning, had tie ftlher and brohdfstof 'his
last wife bound to keep The peace. thus Viz
lainy tfiunlphedoger vitae--ye there retei was.
a moe base and corrupt maa let loose on any
conmtihity tian this same Jotl / Mag or j
Fariss May,
give ,histo the public fr, no odIer purpose
than to@guard them against hchig desdaTedb i
taken in.hy this Inan--he viii, no doubt, uEsgsy
agaaltie 6Ist chance. ~
AK HINES, Editor arai proprietor
u. OF the IeNif giens non.s
NIB lido pot3wisl, 70 Iren4iafislise faulrs u
the two mech abused ladiesinfbis notice their
names are therefore excluded.
~ Al Enthusiastically To- be ca,'seefsiptae
tinouehWtttic UnitedSletes, will plaase rupy tbs.
Lexington, Iiolaies County, Miss.
gs September N, 1879 %asF
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
ROBERT FISHER /.

Being called upon BY Mr.. r. Fisher,
TO shy whether the above statement is
correct; we the commissioners appointed
TO superlptend the settlement Of The busi-
ness Of The late firni4of Bratton & Fisher,
do certify that the above statement Of facts
by Mrs. Fisher, is correct, aud he Is The
'only person authorized to close the b,si-
ness Of the lale firm Of BrationaSs Fisher.
J. M.&iiROAvN,
s. II. BAuGnN =
= Nov 80 3 IT,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
NOTICE

Mr.. EDlToR;-ln reply to .pnbllca-
',on,h your .ast weeks paper, under the
signature Of W. r. Bratton, in reference
10 The dues and collections of B,atton s.,
Eshcr,wiih-a yiew,to quiet The apprehen.
sionsof allsconcerncd and to SATISFY the
public, that 4 am tha.only persoa legally
and properly authorized to close tho IN.
settled business If The late firm Of Biattou
IL Fisher; | now submit the follow inp
statement of facts. IN =
During lastspring, about the lime. John
W. Bratton, was preparing 10 leave ibis
state, he and myself chose two referees 10
say how the business Of Brauon s. Fisher.
should be settled. They advised an i'm
mediate dissolution Of the partnership, and
appointed two commissioners under whose
direction, management and supervision
the business should bc.closed; md Wm.
X. Brauon, and myself were In ihe FIRST
instance appointed to close. the business,
but subsequently, lie Commissioners
thought il best for me alone TO manage
The business; particularly as ! have Civ
en- security for the faithful application oI
the funds Of the firm, and they accordingly
|putstile Whole olihe business ia my hands,
and Tiny look TO me ard my securities
alone FOR the proceeds of the business.
But independent of those reasons.il is my
right, as Surviving partner TO close
the business Of sike concern, and the
debtors Of the late firm Of Bratlon e.
Fisher, are authorized 10 settle wilhssno
one but me, sof which notice has been
given heretofore.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
POSTPONED.

The following sale is postponed until
the ,hire Monday, the 18th of December
next.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
SHERiF'fsiS SALE.

- - Asf<4zlstS n y, i'<8Sf@Ll.
Jonslan 6 Smith ReturnahIc 10 Yssao
VS. & IA On boud Circuit 'nuit 10 Ne
Alney Bridges selnber Tcrin, 1899
OtLo w Regil 81 NH
A p uliphhts
IN GsR,e
john Miles and "a L. Il
David Beatty
Hn Y virtue ofihe above slotted q Cd 10
IS D me directed, I shail expose IL. spIe
10 the highest bidder for cash, 1T the
court house door'of my county ION The
ihird Monday, of November next, The
following tract, q Ifsfcel Of iards ID
wit 1.-The east half North west quarter Of
section II, tewusbip l4,Trango easl:
the east hall north east quarter section
II, township IA, range east.
Levied -on IS lie property Of John
Miles, TO satisfy the above stated execu-
lion und cost Of sIit.
|. W.. PlCcKENS, Sheriff,
I,y A. G.. OTEY, Dept. IS.
Oct 10 10 IDS Pr lee $40 so
MERRITT, JENNINGS & Co, !
y Commission Merchants,
NEw ORLEANS.
T. j. JENNINGS g. CO,
YAzoo Cry.
fEy 81 E business Of the above concerns
81 will be. conducted asheretofere, I'M
der the above firm names, Notwithstanding
the death Of Mr.. N Merritt late one Of the
firm. = -
The affairs Of the house will be for The
present superinended, at New Orleans,
by Mr.. John W. Merritt; at Yazoo City,
as formerly, by Thus. j. Jennings.
II g. TUNNELS,
THOS. j. JENNINGS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
PAY UP

Nov 80 3 ids
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
VOLUMEl.lf7o nsa NUMBER l6.

.
welI filled with grains. a Stpgle eIalR
s,andrg by itself in the garden has
tigeniy -sir well formed ears, and fC 9'y-
Jour more silks. aisd nubbIns Many OF
the eslsare formed on The ends oftopg
braocbes. II seems to be the tendeh-
cy Of this species Of corn To- make an
effort TO throw out an ear at tile junction
of each lea on he parent stalk.
This is a variety entirely different
from the celebrated Baden corn, as the
grains are variety Of hard white finite,
vito l6 rows on The ear. Last year
from one stalk Mr.. Cole had len sound
ears, one pubbip. aud six more cobs
formed. The average was 6t2 grains
to each ear, Or 40 gfains- 10 each row
on the ear A field Of such corn wou'd
produce an immense quantity of tbs
best kind of fodder, and probably il will
be found the most profitable TO raise It
for fodder corn. Mr.. Cold will be,able
to supply seed TO limited extent next
epring.-Baptist Ddnntr,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-22
RICE FAMILY BREAD.

The following le,ler from lady, will
teach the house wives Of our country
hnw 10 add to their comforts at home:-
81 have been trying experiments with
lice -four, and have produced bread
that is unrivaled, far superior 10 the
recipes you have. Since got It per-
feet, have sent some samples 10 every
one | could think OF. Il IS The beef
bread ! ever tasted, aud do not think il
more expensive than wheat bead, ioi
the rice -four. ! make II thus: one quart
of rice flcur made INTO stti pap BY
welling il with warm wtIer,. not 20 hot
as TO make i, lump; when we'll wet, add
boiling water as much as Z or 8 quarts
STIR II continually until II bulIs: then add
| pant Oi milk, when cool enough 10
avoid sraidIug The yeast, add half a
pint OF good Yeast, and as much wheat
-four as will make II of proper consIs-
tency for bread: put It T. rise, when sus-
6cpnty risen, It will be necessary TO
add little more wheat flour. II baked
too soft the oaves will be hollow. The
fret baked were mere shells"