Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-08

I'm dlamehiablo itis. that there ar. a. many yer,.
bon d. Idle fellows. to- lazy 10 produce fr1it Them
selves too lazy tSearn moAoy II buy ii-and some
too. who have no mean Opinian Of ,h,o..lve.
persons who would he aaronisd 10 be called hAe,ves
who would not steal a sheep or even .onov an,
OF your desk, bat will enier your orchard, wine
yard or mellon patch and steal your choices, fu,,.
win scarcely any eompunctos OF conscience. Bai
a remedy way be obisiuce. Let US nj Ger ner
meeting memorialize our Legislatures 10 pas Ia ys
hhieuihy severe penalties ON crimes OF ihis dcscrip-
ton Notwithstanding oil these drawbacks, the 10.
JUDGEMENTS 10 cultivate frnt is ~ siroag. that n
large portion OF those who have the mean, "a IN on.
gAgc IN o. There - the most roiael pleasure in
PerNuning tins duty; in watching the growth of tho
uees anu FineS' IN anticipating the benefit We will
"e'Ne infh 'hehi, and in the certainty that we are
performing services that will no greatly aGvan,n.
geons 10 Ne am highly appreciated by our oE.
spring.
By The apple mln losl Paradise and by the ami.
u may be IN a measure rrgsined. All the disease,
WIN "hleh We hre afflicted have been producod
. yunPrOper diet and by iniemPerancs in eating ami
Shrinking by ourselves or our ancestors Dat pcx.
tdence has kindly placed within IN. rearh Of n.o
an ani'doie For every evil. II we furnish our chi.
dren' from infancy 10 manhood, a constan, ara I;h.
e"ai ahowance OF god npe ruit-particplarl.
srAwoerfies and peaches IN their season-hcy will
ne heitaef giuuons nor drunkanls-ibev will he
seldom afflicted with diseasr; and II thev ,n,.,.
The same course towards their children. AMI N.
prachcei Is continued from generation 10 r.neu,ioo'
IN time the human system will be renovated. ana
nan VIII ENJOY health. long lifc and ell the happi.
ness Of which his nhtrro o susceptible.
In this country the farms ART in mat cnses o-r.
cd by their occupants. who should be prompied nv
tegard Tor Their Interests AMI the inter est of their
: offspring 10 pay attention 10 the cult yatinn orfu:
trees, and every landlord should compel nj. ten.
ants 10 plant "A certain number Of trees every YEA,
even ai the expense Of considerable reduetivn IN
the rent. When every farm and garden is decor..
T ted with fruit trees and grape vines-debghtiny
? the eye IN the spring with the brilliant mud variera
|, tod hues OF Their blossoms. scndiRg 6rh their sver,
perfumes IN the summer. and autumn vi.Llin, hi,
rich fruits man need scarcely sigh for The Paraiis,
D lost by our first parents.
: Gentlemen Will not consume your time bv ma
g hing n long speech. | will iust say n few war 4. a
, 10 one important ohj,ti of tins meeting. whirt
Is. to ascertain what are the best varieties of tho Al,
y iereni Kinds OF fruit we have in our region. and .,
l. procure new varieties. trst their value. and intro
dnes sach as are worthy Of propagation. BY unto,
and conceu ofaction much may be accumplisbe,
more speedily and at less expense than by indiyi
dual exedisns- Nun-erymen in this country IT, 70
n pagate mors than 400 varieties OF tho spple Tn,
4 number ] think might be advantageou.ly reduced
TO fifty ar sixty. and then we would have suficien
Tor table use TO please every tssie and for cider
marmalade, &c. II ~ OF great Importance that IN,
very best should be retained. I would suera., IN,
pr"p-eiy Of referring the matter tn a committee will
instructions 10 make onta lis; Of the best yarietie,
with n description of each in order TINT the no.e
ngy I've established. Great Inconvenience ari.-
from : . plurality ofnames T. apples. Nunsen me,
m filing orders FINN a distance are never cer,,;,
b ttIcy are sending tho kinds wished for. and mn,
ehasers often receive trees entirely different iror
what They expected and desired.
i On motion
Resolrel. That ac~mmittee consisting Of r
Curtis. Samuel Wood, Eli Nichols Phineas cav
gill and Roht } Hogue he appointed 10 mako IN,
list Of such APPLES as are known to no bes, worth,
Of pfopagaiioR in the west. to be laId before an
neU meeting.
4 Rcslred. That X | Curtis and James ID I.J
be appointed n comm. tIee to asccrt,i all The ya,is
} Ties VI the different kind OF fiuil trees ln rhs IVES,
em nurseries. and Co procure new vari,
r distributed nmongoar nurserytnen % test heir vain,
ReSodred, That We recommend Il TO our N rerv
men Cenerally O. b assidu lus in tn ing e1nc neui
~ urJer tn ascerin the hest method OF jesin,vin,
the cutculio and riher destructive insects on lru,
and fruit trees. and 20 discover the best r m dies fn
Inc diseases of fruit trees, mud to re, ar the result o
their apartments 10 oHr next meeting.
{ Res,lU~d. That when the Cunven / n adj NM
T atjo"m to meet Egan nj Wheeling, Va o. I've,
day. HE 2ih of Nopcubor HesI. and tat n We,
'rt nurs-rymen are requested 90 attend with fr
I o,s, specimens OF Gruii. &c, and lint n ,iir.si n o :
rn ny the commitee named in the o. resuluIr,
B y a lime asd yiarc for me sale Of fratfrees
RcsOUed. rhm the abIye proceeding, be pubEsh
el u tho Wheeling Time. aid Gazctre and thai al
Western editors be "TquosIed to copy.
ii Adjourned.
!. CURTIS
JANIS LADn' CHAIRMAN.