The North-Carolinian., 1842-04-30
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travelled ,en-miles. as vo,Ir corfssknondent II
the ,st December. saws ihe a mericans have
NO ver heen more than half tho d;s,ance ont or.
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RI, sir tho difficulties did NJ, s,on bo,.
after the land had heen nre,cured !, ,,rned ont
that there was No, nm .,,,r;c,l,,,r,i ;o,nlen,ent
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i'aa'i IL, =, ',a.1'. aa 20 u'a'' H. "'' .au
oNS' y 'us2 =" '"SN r. '"o"o'y 'o' Uiec " hout
years. these were procured as soon as pos
s'o'e' which were stocked after the American
modc' under the es"per'ntendence OF the Amer
lean gentienen, and with these tive piouehs
they commenced operations, and continued
'h'h the nsst seu'ns IN OF the monsoon, which
pat temporary stop to their 'abors. After
tnohths 'aoof WIN 'nese slender resources
.,e M P'on'seu "nP'e'"e",s arrived al o1oacn.
vi course very 'h''e had been accomplished
as yet, and Inc season wasfar advanced. But
they received another backset here, from the
'haohny oI inc snPerintenoents 10 procure
sufflclent number OF bu'aocks, which lnst at
that time were IN great requlsltlon by The ny
ots themselves Consequently 100 beegas
OF the land that had been taken TO the north
OF broach, were gwen up. Inc balance tney
hna''y SUCCEEDED IN P'ant'ng WIN tne hmer'-
can cottoh SEED II was tne 'ntentlon OF une
americans 10 nave P'ahied some OF the Ihoi-
ginous cotton seed, but they found 1t lmpract'-
cable, on account o. me delays 10 wnscn 'hey
''au @ oee4 s"ojee'eo' lucy P'a"'eu q le" rows
ol oed ls'a!.u seeo III 'no sa'uen a. AnJeeo
basn' 'hey likewise Pa"eo so"e o. 'ne ntne'- -.
| .can seeo 10 'ne same ga'oen SOL. ~" he
land which they cultivated Ia the districts was
'ne o'ack clayey sou o. uo1elat ne .esu''
re r,e ".a' ~ ms son as r.. 'ay ~. s.a
yIHe ilss sII{r -
suitableness Of the black soil and the violence
of The seasons in This conntrv. h. Al of which
have been shown nv exnerimental trial to ha
| narticu,arlv ;n;m;cal IN the Amer;c,n cotton
olant. The American seed that was nl,ntef1
| in the Garden sol, xvhi..h is a ,;oh,er coioros
soil ,hau the ahove ment;oncd s,,cceedel
much better. The stalk Grew to a resnec,a-
BILE height, and has produced tolerablv we'll.
but It annears to have nre,na,,relv ,n,,,ro1
conseonentlv tho nrodnce 10 ;nf.r;or j., o...I;
tv and on,o;;,v ,a ,.h., :. ,ro,1.,ooa c..1s ..
SAM. seed in America Hhas a,.o haa,. .,,.."h .'.
deter;orate1 l,v an insect ,hat h,s oeneratsd
in almost everv nod. This cotton has not
been irrioated AS stated bv one Of vour cor
resnondents nor,;on ~ Tho eood ,l.,,od
~ ,h., o,rdo, did mot s,c.od and .pha,, :.
commenced .x;,her;na ;,r;o.r;nn ..aa ras1r.
ed to for his nar,;cnlsr snof' The oh;ect W..
to ascertai, whether i would M, rev;ve :,
hut !, had M effect. The Sc, Island has
heen ;rr;o,ted and ;s nov thr;v;n, he.r,;G,l-
~. 90 i 6.,s M, ve, coma - ,r.,,7~;,,, :. =
;mnoss;hl.. to stale what The actual resn,, will
he The nrosnect hf it's doing we'll ;s verv
natterinu.
| have nonted ont some of the outstanding
features that ch,racter;ze the frs, vear,s trial
of thc cotton exne,;,nent ., Rro,ch Tho 70.
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