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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18


Thus The veraciy Of Mr.. Thomson and the treachery
Of Gov. Pope irumphnnty established Every thing
cOnspircs show that Mr. hOmasson has told the truth
aud nothing but the truth IN this In the first place
Il is eydenttat he has told the truth because he had no
earthly motive tell asohood against Gov. Pope toward
whom he has always had the knde5t personal feelings. In
the second place. the truth Of Mr. Thomnssohs statement
evident from the fact that Gov. Pope did dare de-
ny it until some II biz friends procured letter from Col
Johnson, although he frequently Intercepted upon the
subject II the statement had not been strictly true every
man Of common sense knows that he would have denied
instantly and Indignantly without stopping moment o.
learn whether Col Johnson would uphold him IN the don
oil OF not Ia the third place. the truth o Mr. Thomassons
statement apparent from the fact that the very day
upon which be- Gov Popc's letter Col. Johnson he
mado 10 Humphrey Marshall Esq Of this city, precisely the
same statement regard m which ho has since
made for the public eye, and that no Mr. " Col
Johnson 20 obtain sight Of the letter. That Mr. Thomas
son did this, Mr. Marshall distinctly remembers and b.
dy 10 testify Mr. Marshal called Col Johnson for a
sight Of the letter. but Col j. p0essed 20 have burned H.
Now ig not IN the n things that Mr. Thomson
would hsyo made iase statement ~ Mr.. Marshall relative
70 the contents Of the letter and ihon Mr. ~ Col.
Johnson a. the letter itso IN the fourth place,
truth Of Mr.. ThomassOns statement abundandy manifest
from The unmpoachabe testimony u Mr.. Barbour whom
Col johnson exhibited the letter, and Who have
seen, fully confirms NJ Thoma sons account Of II.
mi ThomassOn scOfns, well he may, The inputatiOn
Of having acted dhonOraby speaking Of the contents
Of Gov Popes extraordinary eser lie has acted like an
honest man and patriot IT, knowing Gov. Popes me.
ditaed reacbery, aud knowing that Gov. r. seeking
high office NJ the hands Of the wings with the view O pfac.
Using towards them pef6dys damnablo ~ John Tyers
he bad closed his lips IN silence and suffered the political
vany 20 be cOnsummated he would have deserved Dor.
ton Of the execrau0n which will now be melted out 10 the
traitor whom he has exposed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

OF The first number ofihe Charlottesville Ad-
vocate, under the auspices of Mr.. Shelton, "opens
rich. There can be no doubt but that he will
fully realize the expectations of his friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION.
Richmond, Fredericksburg md Potomac
RAILROAD.

E'OR the convenience of persons wishing to
make pleasant excursion during weather tick
cts To Washington with the privilege Of e
be during the remainder Of
the price Of the single ticket only.
The early hour which the Boat
enable persons under this long afternoon
Washington enough Buildings Navy
Yard &c well requiring
THOMAS SHARP
Ju IL Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18
MIDWAY ACADEMY.

Nh CHARLES sIAUGHTERs conneSion with ihe Midway
W Academy having ceased will In future be conducted by
e undersigned The Session will commence on the Isl
heptenher and terminate the IL July.
me object n this institution N qualify young men 70 enie
The uniyeny other College prepare them Cor the aev
duties q HE.
The uudersgncd would remark that they adaeE OF the
University of Virginia the branches which they profess TO
caeh Ono of en a. Robert Mckee, took the degree Of Mas
Ter q Arts of that institution.
The Latin Creek French and English Languages including
Composition and Geography win bo taught Particular attention
VII be given The English Language and English Literature
The eodrse in Mathematics win comprise Anihmec Algebra,
eeomotiy 4fgouomey surveying analytical Geometry and the
DiHerona and Integral Calculus
There taught and Nafun Philosophy
Chemistry-for these ast additional charge o. $40
Tem-Fo The Session u 10 months $50 payable haf yearly
In advance.
Boardng nudnr light fuel and waanE) IN eentee private
families obtained ~ ei0 9q per month.
Reference may Harrison Prof Rogers Prof
University. Va. " w soufia. Esq- Gov Cnmer Lucan
Minor Esq. Charlottesville. ALEXANDER DUKE
a. ROBERT MKEE, A. M
la x6w
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
-nsisooe: sleooo &C, wanisa today past e.
pn-s % $4,000 Tickets fos today only -. JUS
HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.
Asohet capital BY Ioyt whole Tickle, Mo-.
o ~ h s" az s"aaasd Lottery Extra. No ss drawing
| cts sS-los ale by ''-@ ''' ''''' ~ '".
juis uoyr a co
Louisa Rau R..d
YNHE Stockholders in the Lousa Rail Rood
Company are notified that the President and Director. have
been IN s Efforts TO with the Rich
transportation on the Lona Rail Road thai the e,ned
b. hs a. u S os o ON %, 2. %. las. annual meeting
the President aud Directors wa, rcpos, their proceedings.
is-ew3w Louisa Rail Road Company
A BEAUTIFUL STYLE OF DRAWING PROM NATURE
TAUGHT IN LESSONS Mas. GooDwASR RECENTLY
LONDON.
M RS GooDwANE, in Offering herself a Teacher in Rich
ss lessons peuees Of
the community bu, having taught many yea Europe
she has gained unlimited confidence efficiency OF her plans
and ieares-y osr- ,hemio scrutiny public following
are the several branches In which instruction
LIST PENCIL. STRETCHING Nature with Mexzono .had
ns the principles OF linear perspective light shade shadow
ing nom nature by rule the eye alone and mechanically
I'd DRAWING AND PAINTING from Nature. linear p.r.o.e
i've shade hight &C. In SIX lessons three IL the
previously studied.
3rt MATHEMATICAL PERSPECTIVE containing every rule
that can possible be devised In the nothing
peciive Is len unearni all made simple and
yis given that problem difficult pupil
three lessons To solve the entire satisfaction nathema
e Academy Main Mr. Mitchell Jewele
&c. p ls-d
NRGINA-Ata Superior Chanecry for the Richmond
Circuit held at the Capitol in the city Richmond
ne~iay, February 5th lsi3
William Palmer, Pie
Of Smith nd.
mund Tyler and Mary X his wife, WIN Gadby his
wife, Dens.
This cause in which the plaintiff against
the defendants william tadby Jane X
OF This county IN the mode precbedby
anis they still falling and
heard upon the bill taken for confessed
exhibits and argued BY
couu doth order that account be taken before
missoners OF this Court OF the
Smith deceased by the defendant Robert
the Commissioner ao property
longing to the estate Of the said James probable
market value thereof aud what the
satisfaction OF the pant debt OF injury
TO the heirs OF the said James smtheh the said
Commissioner directed
Couu report with matters specially by
HIMSELF which be required by parties stated
ACopy-Teste: WIN G. SANDS, C. e.
Cos-issiosER's OFTIoE
Richmond, 9Th July, ~
The parties concerned hereby Office
In the city Of Richmond the 18th ocoek A.
NJ with their for settlement
enable me to perform the duties required by foregoing
WlS-w4w JOHN SHORE, Comr
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NOTICE-Iiaving at April last administered on the
estate OF Robert M decd being very to close
INV administration with little delay possible hereby request
that all having claims estate growing out Of
transactions Of said Hill Deputy county lin
winch capacity he acted for years. individually
sent them properly aueneae am ANXIOUS to ascertain the
situation Of the Estate, the and as t
as Practicable TO of and discharge debts
or litigation. PETER J. DERIEUN,
ju Ii-w4w Administrator of Robert nm ,ierd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

FOR BOSTON,
SYke The regular packet schr NARRAGAN-
SET Capt Baker ready 10 bod will have s.o,,.b
FW "sgNw passage apply on board Pckets wharf ofto
~ JAS FISHER a SON
W0OLsEY & wOOLsEY's LOAF SUGAR
NIL hALF boxes n Double Refined ur received and r., sale
~ ~ ls-n4w BROWN TAYLOR.
CHEMICAL WAX CANDLES.
a SUPERIOR article, equal i'm appearance.
burn onTer and afe much priced than sermaest f,r
-" le-h BROWN TAYLOR
EWbACCo BUNEs-A small NJ Tor sae INV by
Z" Io-aZw BROWN TAYLOR
kLACk TEA-20 chests Inferior Tor "a y low by
g Io-alw BROWN a TAYLOR.
sentiemen's superior PruneIIa shoes
w y have Just received u supply of J Miles
Son superior Prunela SHOES when win b.. .sB sls,o
-. JUDAH MYERS A. CO.
," 70 Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Great bargains in .. UfIes and SONS Supertor
- Dress Ifoofs.
M h will sell the above very superior Dress
Roots a. -, 80 aud " per pair For barrans call Al
JUDAH MYERS a cor.
~ 20 Cheap BoO and sboe Store
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
- The spacious Factory ON 10Th street
LIZ Barclays Facory. whan The appo,tenspe, ~
qucd forihe manufacture ~ Tobacco .t estensvs 49,
for For which exceedingly aloeate enquire "a
- b-n fkAkk, JONES WINSTON.
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GOAL, COAL.-1hc subscriber would respect
- fully inform friends and public generally, that he
prepared TO furnish them Coal Of best quality from the
ohaH Mines NJ ~ bushe for all lump and mixed az
10 cents hushci foee
within the corporation. THO. J. NJ. NANCE.
iu f2-wfw AtYard Of the Ra a r. n. Road Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

How sleep the brave who sink to rest,
BY all their cOunIy's wishes blest.
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallow'd mould,
She there shall dress n sweeter sod,
Than Fancy's feet have ever trod.
by Fairy hands their knell is rung,
BY forms unseen their dirge is sung
There Honor comes, pilgrim grny,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay,
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there
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erhesooo. $4,000. &C to-day before half pas,
y. ~ can AZ WOkftIAMS wherc lately .od
pfise of $4,000. Tickets foe day only IS. h ~
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WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY morn;ng nay,
al the Bel Tavern. in the City Of Richmond A ItL.Ix
ontto MAN between IS and no years soliunder n.c,.
Of the County Court Of Chesterfield Il mi RRooss ''''
ia l7-d3t ,, o>S-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-18

WIN. G. W1LLETT,
JOHN RODMAN,
j. w. MORRISON,
WIN. McMEEKIN,
w. w. TAYLOR,
ABRAHAM KIGHTLEY,
WIN. G.. TAYLOR,
EDWIN @. BERRY,
II. RODMAN,
ROBERT TALIAFERRO,
a. w. GAZLAY,
6. KIGHTLEY,
$. WEBER.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-21

aueber bios ell1en Coer Spe Don oeutlder 3unae Si
'bcen baB oas 8erOient rpeltes (e bel Der Dempfra
tihen partet ourd bre trat9e ntertubune oerlelbel
felt eEner Netbe BON abre gu bubeH 9aubteit, pen III
rem en9l1Nb reoer1oen Wttbur9ern 9eb6r9c SIAerten
nHn9 9eunoeM bdtte> uno stpeifeen oesbalb nobt al
Der @rIp6bua9 tbrer @nuooateu. 9Iaen fIe ia e. lid
iebr aetdulbt; nd5t elmer brer &anpoaten muroe er
wdblt Daruber iIno e nun b0ebt au9ebrad)t u. ibei
nen oas st erlt eInSuieben. npuOn mir l,,ts ipcu
Gnglt rber5eu9t bleeu. DaS 9clf5blat pom 13 9lr.
)lagt naSir baben uus iIberSu9t oaB audi Der garte
Der Democratic nlbt gang BON lIutrant fre 1T pas
elenoe 0orNrtbetle gar NHanchen befan9en, Der oas
4Sort Hen1ctratte" MIR ais @iu9an95Sette su r9enb
e1em etten Slmte beuust mir onrfen un6 nidt Der.
beben, o1B n1nbe unlerer ,r9enannen' Oentpfraten
|nns Sp1r bmetd)elteu, Wenu e6 Tdb nm unlere Stn1
men bauoeIte> aber 9eid Der 5han9enbrut un6 treu,
los oesleu9nete11, 'penn mir nibS mebr ais gereht9s
felt bon lbnen Uerlan9ten.'
Dieter leber3eu9un9 fIlo mir fbon l6neft 9etpelet
IT, bofentlIh miro uns infer 9eibdster 8reuuo 81 3:
ter oteles Sal fetne palteulonse @pilte Ibreibcn,
we mir Den Mutb babcn, uuere lIsberSeu9ung aus,as
preaen1 slettoel pb Ie 9aus cper un9Ing fir cine
parte fltHst.-QSlr no aus lleber3eHsung Demptrat,
uno baen bios Denjent9en fur enen Golden, &pelber
fnr oas aSobl uncres 9emeinlameu S1teranoes
Or0t u1o ntobt fir DaS gScbl etner )aret olGeiu.
Oa5 Wtettp oe5 SOlf5bE1tt6 lit audi infer Otettp,
uno srt alen 3cen rufe mir freuotg nit tbm ,Sr'5
Saterlano -!Ra3 Sreuno oe6 StaateS Nuner f1breu
poer Selno SD bit far'5 Gntcrlano fir Sur9er,
9lnd d-uno 0lctde5 0teo)t'- -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-21

pdlite fd) auf oen Tu6b0beu berum unb umf(ommerte
Stnbte lno anoere Geblce @e9enfdube unb I5ric INIT
better sr1ufsnerrsenoer 9timme ,.Se(us fomnst bers
UNI inter e!oj sns a,si Ggt herantsr~ daaer 9en nit
Glide, uotelelben 9Sorte nusruene Grosn simmer
ran1ten !lter oerlen nnb 3dbAfapperns tue BON Tu.
ren 9epettiht nod na7 Nttternat ourd, 9irtenE II.
e5ais"> nit trddSenoen stintu,eu dbnGbe orte ben-
leno'--S5n eIner Der Straeen bon Canton f1uo mani
}SrauenStnner aod1 nah ltbr 0tadbmttterrad,t ibr
Seien tretbeno Gue oaoon oa III Der @ntsilduna i'd,
I'M 0tnrmcl se9anbt, u ibren fbsnldtoIf perforbene
ater paelbt gcfeben baben Stroere n16aen pieleidt
eaSarus il abrabatns Sd,cps erblidt uub faum Wutb
9enug 9ebab habent tim gu 6itten Da6 er bic 6neer-
ipbe inS WaiIer tanben unD lire 3unac fbIcn m,Sae
90 tpeit sebt Die Sd)drmeret in ,lnfern Saoen - ~
9Sa5 rptrb pas @nbe fem s.
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Totb in . b 10. - Die ,,9te unb ileue gSelt"
uno nit l5r nlebrere elloere pennlpoauilte Slltter
beribten :: 81. e.
uDer beilpieac5 lauge uuo barte Buter bat unter
Dem Seh, belonoer5 unter Den Scbrpeineu oieesStaa
te6, COblo) etue san3 nngepDbnll1be Sterbltd)fc
perurladt. observation-disclosures perlpuen perld,ern bas
bios IN elnem @runtD 800 Stitcf Gtnooteb uub 5000
Sdbpelne I'M Notwithstanding oes9Sorte6 0ungers
gecrben no. @6 fol- Dem GellenDen etnen 9ans et9e
eenel 9ublid Setplbrenl St beocn Sciten oes l8e0s
eine 9n;lbl toeter Sdweile uo terbenoen Sieb's Su
1eber, me man e6 orft fuun, lebcnotg suammen fnoe
9lub oaslSilo leioet ebr o1rd cen agemeluenS
nan9el Der Sauern 8orrdtbe All Soeu utto Gorn 1lup
alt erdb6pft lo man rdtet opn ener ldn9ern Oalter
oes 9Stnters Dirfieben Naugel in jeeer otnlldt @s
mare setctB eiue ei9eue grfbeiuuus, penn oas rete
Ohio, oae Ipnt ben Sften Der Union Uerler9t jebt
1elblt eluflhren mil6te."
Das tpdre es aud allein uniere wertbe @oue9en
no rrl9 berlet lSeni9itens tpien mir b1B III Die
fem uno III allen an9reSenben @punte6 ipeoer Suffer-
ntan9el berrt,t, nod Die Sorrdtbe Der Saueru anoeu
uno Jtorn erbbpt llro. D15 9ountD, in ipeldem 800
Stiid Gtnooteb unb 5000 Sd1tpeite i'm buhffdblihen
Sne oeS Sprtes oun9ers getcrben iIno, pdre, MIR:
De n1an ben Staat Shtp purd)retlen, Ibtperttb s,l
uoer, uuo peetdt lDlroe man bic 9roBe 3abl tcoter
Sdwetne unb fterbenoen 8tebs au beieen Setten bes
SSegs ebenfaue oern1iilen.
Die Deutfben III Cincinnati betagen fldb Bitter iber
Die 3urtdieBung, tDelde e BON Setten Der Demcfra<
ten en9fder 3nn9e eet Der eBten 9Sabl erlitteu ch
re QSunlde, tpeld,e le Dor Der Wabl fno qobeu pas
rem 1T Der { bat nbt anoers, ais 60dt befhcbe nb
9eredt. @Inctnnatt Sdb nt nentger ais $4,000 Dent.
lhen, nne bieie 1900 Dclttider perlaugten inter
Urtebensr1ter Bios enen, Der lire Mutterprade per
itebt Se telten gum @anbioaten FIR oiees Amt uns
fern Brenn6 einrid 9f6bter, eben1algen 9Peoofteur
ees 8ofebtatts, auf. Serner DerIan9ten e BON brei
Armenptie9er bios etnen Dentlden, unc bon 18 Sdu[
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Oefentli(te Der(fetoerur1o.

Samass 29n Arril rtrs an Der ge6as ees ltnttr.
jtKbnentn an to- of xnsearapIs &traIe frl9tnbee
fctpe9tidbe GtSentbm stfcntdb rtrtfci9rrt wercen.
einrannscr Waseu, iebSne SUB, Burcau, Sraneln
Cfen init lobr, bnplattn Cfen nit obr, Ide 4paar
Settlaben. antelubr tene xtie,2 etfrnc Gefel tae
1tleips aase a saber, feintr asblem, Sleenaarsn,
Gtnsu. &pebwaarn, aerte, 1Sattel, Gdldranf aar
Nctcilea Sarrc Gifts nch Elmer 8rrbsn Anjab anpfrsr
Artttel 3u 5ablrceb sn benenen
Anfun9 ees 8erfanfs. ltm 10 llbr 8ormttfagS. SIR
oorane9eest oaB eine Npte nit gutter Sberbeit ge9ea
ben tpirb. ~ -
eantcn, slpril 20, 1843. @ S,einrid, @eie.
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Der tbrctIiAite rtr S9rt6tu


Der fbrctIiblte rtr Sebrtet;u u
Sas iiE rtr WrnI4 in etncm 2Sabn
S6iIler.
M1n 1bauoert Srtrl6 BET Dem @c6aufen an Die Ser
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OaB er oe sebelmltcn 1tblbule @ettes ersrnnpet bl
pe uno berueu leL oe1eben lelnen ltmenppen Su ent
0ullen !-oSIe I'M 10 permellener ut aver per Wenlt
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pIntte, pelAe CT aus perdleFenen Sbeleu cues Ool
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Ihen 9eIHrIebeuen SnoDes entebne; en ,nenbl,tte5'
M1dWert ertlno unp oallebe ais cine oarin enbulte
ne lSabrhct aus9l:bt ?-Sn, nod mebr Der (Itb ~
gar ntp entblboer, O1S tuo lener eigenen Sberpclt
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lSegebene tebre 5u pertun0en !-lluo pa6 1T MGerts
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lat, anocret ais etne Iphe Sermellenbe, eln mendIt
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h1erel uno WabnIlnn yl9e 1o Gtlpa6 in pcm Dta,t
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oHrH lrpW1ere WdAner oerbcra9en uno nteperld)rei
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|seHtllobeu Hno bef1mteM Surerl ou5SeOrlItr baben
-3u mas oenu lpld)e SotrosIYpbeu ?-Su mas y i #
l1eb ~ tbpf19e Sblere, II. Il n9 beue
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ten tr6men %aarsn nm penis -" ,,N
mit enasn slusau bmen olinbown ~ wy I1rrs,,
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r,hre ssn, spri,t man ,,itt ;sSs a ~ oS.ssa 19Is
neue gstpiele ecu BabnFnn uno Selblfmorb, ,pops,
lbre Aullnuae 3ebre Die url1obe mar ?-Doe nout al
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sa(p Darn bic Snnnrcn,e cner hSf !S o.'
raufbeit entpede Gr iprp nt an Sa fsnns W
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lrrnclr,- '' :, ''>f''''" s'"'''
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r1cr rroer Sisee IAN nn,nten -, bSscn 'tW So;
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sin nSssy n,shr ~ nbeu mar NJ, r OH" nv usP sns !sa
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Sln. lesten Monta9 SIbenb 3os Elm Ge,pttcr Iber
unere Staot, be9eltet oph bef9en Sliscn uno onbal
tenoem Dennern .-lniern armeu Ntiueritten miro IS
pbne 3tpeifel bau9e 9epelen leu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-21

Co. JSir baben etae @lnlenbun9 . uRerem Treuus
be Sacob 91er erhalten nnO mereen te nddlte lSphe
uulern eelern mIttbeilen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-21

3ed fc. 9ic Ss1uowertcr 1T &lcDclans Sbic
ble!tet enT 3D. y Ie sIne 8erfdmmIuu9 i'm c,e 9ctI
Ien15uns gun Shnsc Se9sn SeHiupfaIter uue Be,ab,
lung III 9frce,p uuo Eanbwaareu fur ibre 9lrbet su
blloen, Cir panrtea ctc N lbe @situle, mrrin tic
otn @ntblu8 aualpgaheus fur fpbe BeSabluuaSjurte
Inldt etr su nrbr'telL aH09curmwcH Ilc lri gum Spe
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flight straw or grass over ihem,and remove
il when The weather becomes more warm;
but so soon rs | find it getting cold enough
for freezing. then throw my dry sand
over the naked potatoes until they are
completely covered; and in this and no
other way haveI saved them until late 10
the spring.
1t may appear 10 some thar This pIepara-
iian will he rather troublesome; bur they
should rccoiiest, when il is once effected
il is bnt little trouble. for the same house
and sand will last lifetime.
Should any doubt INV plan and asser-
tons, all have 10 say is for them TO try
il, and sinuld they have cause for talking
of rotten potatoes. !e, them call on me tho
24th OF May. Of each aud every year, and
they shall have potato dinner.
PLANTER.
Greon County, Ga, Moy lO, 1913.
EpEY, ErFiSonAM CouSrr. Ga.
May 10th, lsi3.
Dir. Edi,or-lo your last number you
invite COMMUNICATIONS upon the subject Of
preserving the sweet potato. Asl have
had snme experience ia that way, will
give you what have found TO be tic most
successful plan. Large bills or banks
never keep so well as small ores twenty
bushels nre sufficient. open hole or
bed about foo, deep, in high dry land.
tdeepe: would be bettcr.) put the potatoes
in couical form. aud cover with pine
straw and corn stalks, or stalks aiune, al
FIRST. and then with earth FROM eight TO
twelve inches deep. Covering lightly at
first aud increasing the quantity OF earth
as The cold increases, would probably be
better; but have alwaysfound more risk
in covering too lightly than too heavily.
The only udrantaee in patling straw or
's,asks,.is 10 deep The earth from mixing
with The potatoes. as have no doubt they
would Keep equally reii. or better, 10 put
the earth on without either straw or stalks.
built I. honse se,ne ycars ago of cIay,the
walls about Zoo, thick, aud covered (un-
der lie ruo0 N the sano manner, buti
fnund: !: would no, preserve my potatoes.
When1 opened hill now remove The
contents TO this lioase during winter, but
in spFipg. say early in May .'I.rcmoyc my
pu,a,oeF,o .dsy house or loft. for if left
n the hill, they sprpu, or become too moist
aud soft to be good. seldom keep the
Spanish 50 late, but rarely faillo have
riiie yau till new potatoes are dug.
:: hayeno dou6, Mr. Mrt{iuicy's plan
tor planfng Is good in The up country. or
where the land is stiff and dry, bu, in our
level sandy soil, l think the bed much
better. He thinks il best TO air or dry the
potatoes before they are put in the hill.
This consider decidedly injurious, and
inconsistent with his:uexi plan, Of putting
Them under the ground, which he says
truly. is The natural way. l believe The
sooner the potatoes are put in .he hill alter
they are dug the better.
while upon the subject Of tho poi ata,
allow ME TO enquire. ,hrnrgh your va!ua.
bile PAPER. whether any experiments havo
ever been made 10 ,es, The practicability
of making sugar from sweet potatoes, as
have 10 doubt the yam potato is equal If
not superior. TO the beettor that. purpose.
Very respectfully yours.
C.. POWERS.