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David Atwood's Estate.
= ps's'e, Of Ch',enden, s.: n coar, p held a,
Burlington within and for the distr,, of Chit,cnden
on the seventh day OF June, lei3. Moses Atwood,
one Of the heirs to the estate Of David Atwood, late
of CHAR in said district, deceased e,taie hav.
ing filed IN said court his petition in writing setting
forth that he holds in common with the other heirs 10
sad estate tenth par, of the following de- Grill ed
parcels OF land, lying in said Charlotte Wig, Ninety
seven acres and twelve rods of land OF the sou, q
end of the second division lot of the original RICH,
Of Jonathan Aiken, with the buildings and appnr.
tenances: also, 81 acres and ID rods of lot No 49,
Of the first division drawn TO the original right OF
John Hoag, being the same lands heretofore set ont
TO Susannah Atwood widow of the said n,e> lie,
as her dover in said estate and praying said court
TO order partition of sad lands 10 he made among
the several persons entitled thereto.
1HEREToRE, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second "wednesday Of July, ls4s, for hearing and
deciding on said petition at the Office Of the Register
Of said court in said Burlington, and doth order that
all persons interested thereof BY pccalion Of this
order, containing The substance Of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, II
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last OF
which publications to lie previous to the day appo;n.
ted as afore aid for hearing.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, ,hi,
seventh day Of June A. d. 1873
WIN. WESTON Register
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Juu.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Juno IL.
At market, 900 Beef Cattle, GOO from the South J
80 Cows and Calves, and 1850 Sheep
Prces-Bsef Cattle went off heavily, and at pri-
ccs slightly lower than last week, and we quote 81 to
$3.50 as the extremes Of fair to prime Cattle; $50
unsold.
Cows and Calves-All taken at 1928 q $3.50 for
a few.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales of over 1000 at l,25
ESQ q 81 80 for Sheep and 81 % q $3.50 for Lambs
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY LIBERTY
CONVENTION.
The Liberty Party men, one and all, in
the County of Chittenden, are requested to
meet in the Town House in Wilis,on, on
Wednesday the 2Sth day of June inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nominal
ting candidates to be supported by them for
the office of Senators at the next election
Speakers may be expected from abroad.
SAMUEL PAGE,
LUCIUs BARNEY, County
SMITH BENHAM, Committee.
ELISHA MILLER, Jr.
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George Prindle's Estate.

OeUTg6 fIInu1oU E0t1tes
ME the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for thu
District OF Chtlsndsn. commissioners 10 receive, sx
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of oil per
sons against the estate Of GEORGE PRINDLE, lat
Of Charlotte in said District deeesesd represented n
solvent, and also all claims and demsnds exhibited
date hereof being allowed by ssid Court Tor thai
purpose, do therefore hereby give notice. that We
will attend TO the business Of our appointment, Al
the dwelling Of widow Louisa Prindls. in Charlotte
IN sad District, on the I'd Wednesdays Of July and
days.
Dated, this 10th dav Of May, A. D. leA3. 81
Bg gsSI LEEAxyyEENwcRTH cs~~i..scr~.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--June IL, 1884,

BRIGHTON MARKET.--June H. ls43
At Market 400 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Working Ok.
en-, 20 Cows and Calves GOO Sheep, and $40 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cdhle-Prces were not sustained
on the second and third quality. We quote first
quality, 525 $50; second quality 4 IS q 81 third
quality, 81 a 4 Is.
Working Oren-No sales noticed. q
Cors and Calres-Sales at Sl4, l9, 20 and n.
Sheep-Lots were sold at so, | rs and 2 co.
!Srins-Lots to peddle at Ate. for Sows, and Ste
for Barrows. lot of small pigs ut and &c. A,
retail from 10 Tc.
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WHICH he will sell a, the following rsry mode
w rate prices for ready pay.-vz:
Printed Tea Cups aud Sauccrs the set from 81 cts up
Printed Tea Sets 29 pieces, from $3.50 up
While Granite Tea Sets, newell style, 30 pieces, 81 6s
Printed Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets, al ps. 25.
do do DO do SO piece 32i
g 6 g g &c g g g 3 g g 81 =:
White Granite do do from ass 10 AZ,
Printed Breakfast plates, per dos. 8:
do quar-, and pin, Bowls, per dos. 81 and 10:
Blue Printed Tea Pots, each 81
Printed Chambers from so cents up.
CHINA WARE.
Sprie'd China Tea Sets, 80 pieces $3.50 upwards
Gold Band q Sprig'd do. SO ps, from 81 so 10 els o(
Gold Band s. sprSd China + plates. from 2as to 3st
China Pitchers from 81 cents to Ill;
White China Cup Plates, per dog. u
COMMON WARE.
Edged Plates from 80 10 90 cents rer dozen.
Edged Bakers and Naples, from 10 20 cents each
Coonrel Bowls, from SO 10 62 cents per dozen.
Pitchers pints 10 half gallon, from to rs cents each
Mugs, pinis and half pints, from 10 8 cents each.
Common Chamt crs from IS TO 30 cts. each.
FIRE PROOF WARE.
Yellow Baking plates, per dozen from Is cts TO 81 90
Yellow Oven Dishes, to Is ncho., from 10 10 "a cts
Yellow Cake Pans 9 to II inch from IS TO IS cents
Yellow Naples from 6, IL and Is cents each.
Handled Soap Dippers, 6 cent each.
GLASS WARE.
Good Turnblers from so cents upwards.
Moulded and Cut Wines, from Is cts. to $50 per dos
Salts from IL cts 10 90 per pair.
Ctuits 10 CTS per pair.
Lemonade Glasses, rs cts to 2,25 per dos
Lamps all sizes from 10 cts. 10 so each,
Study Lamps with shades, rs cts.
Lanterns from sc cts. urwafds,
and grea, variety Of other articles in tho Crocler,
and Glass Ware line all ofwhich will re sold nue.
cheaper than can lie hnd at any .thet store in III,
state.
Burlington, June, ls45. jsnlif
TIME subscribers would respt ctfully calihe atten
ton Of country merchants to their extensive an(
well selected assortment Of Groceries purchased o
the present low prices and offered at small advance
from cost viz:
Old Government Java Coffee very superior article
Green do do
Rio and ST. Domingo do.
Saleratus,
Pepper, Cassia,
Spice, Soap,
Ginger, Snuff, &C. &c
Rice, Raisins. .,--.
FoLLETT. BRADLEY 3 Co.
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TO PAPER MAKERS.
Ira Bishops Estate.
STA TIE OF VERMONT, 1THE Hon. m.

Ira Bishops Estate.
STATE OF HER.MONT THE Hon. tn.
for the District of Chenden, TO all persons concern
ed in the estate Of IRA BISHOP, lale of Charlotte
in said District, deceased, GRErrISo
WHEREAS, Sophia Bishop, sdministralrx 9th
estate OF said deceased, proposes to render an
account OF her administration, and present ner
account against said estate for examination and al.
owance at a session of the Court OF Probate, 10 be
holden at the Registers ONCE in Burlington, in sale
District, on The second Wednesday Of July next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said court al the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any you have why the account aforesaia
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, this l2,h day
OF June, A. d. 164a
2w3 WIZ. WESTON, Register.
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1--WE DOLLARS REwARD-S,olen. from the
L Laboratory Of the University, some time since.
five chemical Thermometers, and glass Hvdrome,
ter. The Thermometers were all of Kenda II S make.
with their bulbs extending below the scales. Two
were hlled with coored splrit-the others with mer-
curry, and graduated very high. The Thermometers
were Kept in case and one OF III an in a small ma i.
hogany case offs own The iIydrometer was made,
II is believed, by Lerehonls and was in a small
green case For restoration of the Instruments nd
detection of the thief five dollars will lie paid-and
fair proportion Of that for part of the instru-
ments. - 3W3 GEO w RENEn,IvT
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PROGRAMMES
OF THE CHITTENDEN COUNTY
YOUNG MEMS CELEBRATION
WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PARrY.)
dth July. 1SA2


Salute at sunrise Of 26 guns, accompan-
led by the ringing Of the bells Of the several
churches.
ALTO o'clock, A. NJ, a procession will be
formed on the Court House Square, at the
ringing Of the bell, under the direction OF
Col. C. P. PECK, MarshaN of the day,
assisted by
Got T; GLE ;A;,{S;, A..i.ssn.
Capt. H. STANTON, Marshc,h.
&c. LOOMS, Esq
The procession will be escorted by the
Burlington Light Infantry, under the COM
mand of Capt. JOSEPH HATCH, and will pro.
coed up Main st. to College Green, thence
to Pearl ST., down Pearl St. to the Brick
Church, where the exercise, will commence
as follows:
l. Music by the Choir.
2. Prayer.
8. Music by the Choir.
4. Reading Declaration Independence,
by JAMES O'HALLAnAN.
S. Grafton. by B. J. TRNNEr, Esq.
6. Music by the Choir.
The procession will again form in front Of
the Church, and proceed down Church 81,
to the American Hotel, where dinner will
be prepared for the occasion.
G. D. KASSON, Esq , Toast
| q. X. PLATT, Esq. Masters.
All the Independent Uniformed Compa.
MES in the county, Fire Companies, and
music Of the different companies. are invited
to join the escort.
A general invitation is extended to the
Young Men of the County, the Students O
the University, and TO all the Old Soldier,
/ Id particular
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NEW GOODS
AT THE GERMAN STORE.

'I'aE subscribers respectfully inform the inhlhl.
i iants VI Burlington and surrounding country that
ihey have returned from New York with large
STOCK OF the most superior Groceries, Frns Preserves
&c, which they offer for sale d, the lowest ca. h n,ce-
consisting in part Of the following.
sugars-- Double aud single refined, Crashed. Pow.
dered and brown.
Teas..ImreriaL, Hy.on Ginpow,ler Yorn. Hv.
on, Tyson Skin, Souchong and Powchonr
Coffce--Old Government Java Laruirn, Sc
Fruits--Malaga and Suliana Rai>ins, Currents.
choice French Prun-s in glass Jars ard fancy Boxes
bordeaux Soft Shellel Almonds Fig, Ciron, lama
rlnds Olives, Capers, Cocoanats, Fiberls, Madeira
nuts dc.
,spioes-:cnnamop. Cassr. Buds. P!men,o, C.ove..
Nuineg-, Mace, &C.
Ssrdines in Olive o. tIllllox brandy Oys,ers
"a paHcmande,) AnehoveS &c. Italian Maccaron nj
and NerInlce.ll. French Pickle. (Variante,l Walnut
o,a'sup London Porter, 'uJuhe Paste. Pepper Sauce
Bay Wafer, Tapioca, Lemon Syrup. French Swet,
Chocolate and Superior Cocoa French prepared
and English Mns,srd. Olive oil, Sperm OIL aud Can.
dies, Paten, Sperm Candies. CASTLE, Almond Va,
Wser and swee; Crackers, Plol Bread and ols
Biscuit
Also, the German Mineral Waters the pure iiolleu nd
(Sehldaml Gin French Cognsc ana C6gnac Cham.
paigns Tor medcln The real Heisck ChampsIg!,
IN quart and pint bottles, AniIelte sapeline Swis.
Absynths, Curacao ana Rhensh Wines for NJ adicine
Their stock of imported Cigar, !, unsurpassed con.
'Sing Of The following choice brands La Union, Re-
gala Rencurell, Jaquer, Bsuania, Princess Norma,
Alsc the German and smyrna Smoking Toharco.
OSTHEiM e. NICHOLS
College ST., next TO Mr.. Wars Crookerv Siors
Burlington, May Is, fS43.
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saw VS..
e o l.2 4 Z foot Mil Saws, manufactured to
" order Al Rowlsnd's celebrated works, Philadel-
phia.
. @, 9 leg d foo, Cas-, Steel n Gu, Saws
ie. Is, 20, -. % 4 se inch Circular ssu.,
ia. Il, 10. 10, 20, 20 q - zach Cas- s.s.
SliIting Saw. For sale by
Old Dock, June 8. ls43,
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BuNxxR HILL. The Boston Atlas says--A

BuNxxR HILL. The Boston Atlas says--A
venerable friend has allowed US to copy an Off.
cial return in his possession, Of the number Of
killed and wounded at the battle Of Bunker Hill,
as returned to Gen. Gage. The great proper
ton which the number of the killed bore to tho
wounded affords sufficient attestation to the ac-
curacy Of American shooting, even with the lit
tie opportunity which they then had, Of disci-
pline in cunning.
"Return made to General Gage, of the killed and
wounded Of The British Troops, at the Battle of Bun
ker Hill, June IL l775, (return mado June 29lh.)
Rank and file, .........................7 1853
soeIgeants, .......................... luz
SoIpOTdl5, lUU
Commissioned Officers. %
huieu,. .......... IU1I
iotal, ........-........l lava
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CYRUS X. Birgc's Estate,


STATE Bate q &c cs,. R ssa at
Burlington, within and for The dls,ric, Of Chtenten,
on the 18th day Of June, A. D. lS43, Elijah Brge,
administrator ofthc estate Of Cyrus X Bryce, late OF
Inoerhill in said district, deceased, iatestae having
filed in said court his petition in wrlhg setting forth
that the said Cyrus was, the time of his DEATH I'M
der contract to convey TO him, the said ELIJAH, the
following described parcel Of land, situate in said
UndcrhiI, viz: Forty acres Of land oil from the north
side Of Lot No. 49, the first division Of lots draw
TO the original right Of William Sackc,t, and is Of
equal width extending the whole length OF SAID lot ;
that the said contract renamed unexeculed Oh the
part of said Cyrus--and praying the judge Of said
Court 10 execute decd of said land to the said Elijah
agreealy TO the statute in such case made and prov
ded. Therefore the court aforesad doth appoint the
second Wednesday Of July 1919 for hearing and de.
Gliding on said petition, al the Office of he Register OF
said Court in said Burlington, and doth order that all
persons interested re notified thereof by publication
ofthis order, containing the substance ofsaid petition
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN The Burlington Free Press
a news paper printed in said Burlington, the la, Of
which publications. TO lie previous to the said second
Wednesday of July, 1913.
Given under my hand, a, said Burlington, ,hia 18th
DAY oil June, A. ID. lS43 3w3
VIM. WESTON, Reristcr.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
T YMAN q. COLE, have this day dissolved their
- Copartnership by mutual consent All persons
indebted are requested 10 call and settle Immediately
Those having demands against the late firm will pre-
sent them for payment. The Books ard Notes can
be found for few days al the old stand. After which
time they will be removed to f. Lymans Store at The
north west torhet of Strong Buildings formerly oc-
cupied by ID. A. Braman. at which place both parties
will at any time attend TO the settlement of all their
books and demands.
ELIAS LYMAN,
MORTON COLE,
Burlington June 8, lei3
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IN particular.

The Committee Of Arrangements for the
day are requested to meet the Prudential
Committee at the American Hotel, on Mon.
day evening next, June 26, a, 1.2 past7.
by order Prudential Committee.
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STRAY MARE.

STRAY MAKE.
DROKE mo the enclosure Of
N ID the subscriber, IN Milton, on
kNNSW = the Sd day Of June inst, LrcHr
y BAY MARE, with four white feet,
white strip on the nose and a
NN small star in the forehead, Leliev-
zs.. cd TO be about or years old
The owner can have her by proving property and
paying charges. ORSON BROWN.
Milton, June 7, l943. 2w3
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MILITARY sUMMONs.
LOR sole a SI,c0 ner 100 Blsnks by
L June - H. J sHUMWAY Art
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e FIRST rate BUILDING LOTS for sale near The
~ Academy on College Street. Also g pews in The
Stone Church and one in the Unitarian Brick Church.
Enquire Of II THOMAS
June l5 f943. 2u
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TAILORING
AT IVINOOSkf FALLS.

THE subscriber re. pec,flliy ntorns his customer,
=! and friends that he has resumed his business a.
Wnooski Falls, where he will : hanpy 10 answer %
any calls that he may lie favored with
WANTED!
good smart boy as an apprentice 10 the above bus.
mess. JEREMIAH HARRINGTON
Winooski Falls, May 25, is43 81 If
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d i @ d.
In Huntington, on the 18th inst, after shor, but
severe illness, Mr.. ANDREW CHArrisLp aged 49,
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$4,000 lbs VOL WANTED

HAVING Purchased he Woclen Factory formerl,
l. owned by lsssc Blake, al Milton Falls, and am
getting. g new set Of Machinery, am now read; 10 re-
relve Wool to Manufacture by the yard or upon
shares, INTO Cassimeres, Sailneits, Flannes, Con.
mon Greys and Mill Co'ored Cloths, cheaper ,hsa
was eve. done in this country before.
z. A. PEARL.
Milton. May II, lsi3. 5l,f
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE FIRM OF BARNES a. keller is this
l. day dissolved by mutual cou>ert All persons
having claims against the firm are requested to hand
IN the same for adjustment to The undersigned Asahc
Barnes.
heretofore, by A. & q. +. Barnes
A. BARNES,
+. f.. keller.
Burlington, June l. 1913 If
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WANTED !

EAREWELL'S Callers and half Caters, French
i Slips and Walking Shoes, So, &. jusi received
Nay rs, ~. bl ty n " CATLiN.
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M arr lie q
In this town. on the ls,h inst, by Charles Russell,
Esq Mr. RunES S. ALLEN, to Miss IaExxA TAr.os,
all Of this place.
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STATE CONVENTION.

TO THE WINGS OF VERMONT.
A State Convention Of the Wings of YER
mont will be holden AT RUTLAND, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 28TH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT, for the purpose of nominat-
ing State Officers, and for the transaction of
other matters deemed necessary, preparatory
to the annual September Election. And
also to appoint two Delegates and two SUBJ
stitutes at large to attend the National Con.
vention to be holden in May 1914; for the
nomination Of candidates for the Offices of
President and Vice President of the United
States. Tho Wings at their several District
Conventions in the State are requested also
to appoint one Delegate and Substitute each,
for the purpose above stated.
1t is specially important, and therefore
particularly desired, that not single town in
Vermont should be unrepresentcd at said
State Convention by two or more delegates.
CALVIN TowNsLEY,
ERAsTus FAIRBANKS,
john A. CoNANT,
E. WALTON JR., State Central
GEORGE A. ALLEN. Committee.
HARMON Garfield,
JOHN A. PRATT,
ARTEMAs CUsHMAN,
May 16, 1S43.
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To RENT.
THE Balloon Houts, one mile south If the yill.r.
Apply u. LEAN ENWORIHe
May 2ld, lS4s. 81 #
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NEW GOODS.

D & II. n. DOOLITTI.E are now receiving from
l. . New York an extensive assortment of Goods
adapted to tho spring trade Their facilities for Dur
chasing have been such as will enable than 10 pu,
Their goods IN competition with any others and they
are determined not TO be under sold tor cash. OF good
credit sN
May IL, l943 81 CIV
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r1NHE subscribers are constantly supplied with
i full assortment Of Nails and Iron ma ufac,ured
by The Au Sable iron Works. and the Esgo Nail Co
Sd ID Cd Sd lod led 2od q4d sod 4od sod and sod nall.
4, al s, 81, and 6 inch Spike,
Cd Sd lod I'D and 20d finishing Nails and Brads,
Round and Square Iron from BIG to 10 nch,
Band Iron from Ia 10 5 inck,
Horse Shoe Iron
Extra do do,
Scroll and Hnme do,
Marble Saw Plates,
The goods manufactured BY the above companies
nre not surpassed if cqualled by any manufactured ia
this vicinity, and they offered to the public upon
terms as favorable as can be obtained in the State
Purchasers will find it for their interest 10 cal! before
purchasing elsewhere as we have superior article
and will not be undersold
FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
Old Dock, June g. IS43
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TOBACCO.
CAVENDISH &. PLUG TOBACCO of the mos,
~ approved brands Deem q Browns celebrated
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Also, Sheep Tobac.
co, tor sale very low by
FoLLE1T, BRADLEY e. Co.
Old Dock, June 8, lS43
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
A great bargains for cash, Clocks alsoa few more
n good brass and wood Clocks at half of former
prices.
PANdBoRN e. BRISsMAlp.
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CHA's L. AUSTIN,
ATTOMMB& AIT Raw
No. "a State st., Albany, N. Y. t3w6

GOOD BRASS ALARM CLOCKS,
WARRANTED, a, the very low price of s3a, fol
w Cash down only.
June %. PANGBoRN & BRiNsMAp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-12

dsying with O quart ofaEicklime 10 d BUSH
I'll OF The seed. We have never kuown q
crop Of wheat damaged by smut where
This method vas faithfully pracsisea; and
very few escape without some smut, where
tits not. We can recommend from our
own expesieuee, the benefits of a change
of seed; and, with Us. that change has
been most beneficial when the seed has
been brought from oak lands, aud which
contain less vegetable matter than Is 1sn.
ally found on those Of beech or maple.
Gen. Harmon prefers cushing when, as
soon as it is well out Of the milk, orwhen
the berry will yield to The pressure Of the
thumb and finger easily.
His experience in this respect agrees
witt, tina, of our English correspondent,
Mr.. Hannah. The almost perfect ex-
emption OF General llarmoh's crops from
Tho cookie. chess. &c. is doubtless ono
sreat.rcassn why his wheats are SO much
priced for seed. BY perseverance. he has
eradica,ed oil such matters from bis soils;
aud. in his hands wheat turns 10
chess, &c.. his osops ase consequently
clean. III this respect, as well as in the
care and success with which be produces
wheat. he had set an excellent example TO
American farmers : and for his labors no
deserves. and will doubtless receive, an
ample reward.-Crsfirator.