The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

plants can thrive = ihry ought 70 DO in
Securing Fodder aaa 7sps.-Aaend
% this duty before ell he substance Is
died sway.
Weeds. Leares. and Mould. -Can We
p'esail upon You 10 90 70 work with one
Of your teams snd hand or Two, and cSl-
leci some hundreds Of loads ol these sub
stances and cover over The yard in which
you intend % keep your stock. By do
ing 50 now. they viii become consolidal-
ed BY The lime y0u yard cattle; and rely
upon 4, lhal lhey viii make every pound
OF Il good manure By next spring; but II
you desire thai there shall be no loss from
evaporation Of The gem like liquid. spread
q bushel Of plaster or charcoal over the
mass, once in two weeks, from The time
you yard your stock until you earl out
yoar manure 10 The spring. Be sure too,
~ forming your yard, 10 make il in the
shape Of a basin. so thai none Of the rich
isrlilizing juices may be washed away.
IhrGshing Ou Grains-Aliend 10 this
As early - possible.
Hogs aud hog Pens.-If You have
The means Of Pen-feeding, pen some Of
your hogs, and provide them with maize
rails 10 convert into manure for you.
Fences.-S 10 your fences, so illat,
through their weakness, you do nj tempt
your neighbor's or your own stock 10
break into your corn fields.
Mailing HOek.-Take equal parts Of
salt ant lime, mix them together and give
10 every animal on your place, twice a
week, on gill Of the mixture.
Implements and I0ois.-Look TO
these, and see that they be in good order,
and when 10, in use, kept under cover.
Let us now pass
INTo THE GARDEN.
Spinach Those who wish 10 pro-
vide supply Of this vegetable for next
spring use, must so early this month.
Early tdtb0ges.-It should be the
pride Of every farmer to provide sup
ply Of early cabbages for his family's
use; 50 il You wish 10 deserve the double
appelIaiion Of a good farmer and good
husband, forthwith provide bed and SOW
thereon any of The following kinds ofear
ly cabbage seed, Early York, Early Bat
tersea, Early Russia, Early Bullock's
Heart, or any other kind you may think
proper. When The plants are large enough
for being rransplanled, we will tel you
how TO manage them, SO as to save them
from the frosts. .....
Cduijfomer, lettuce and Raiish seed
may now all be sown.
Csicry.-see 10 The earihing up ofyour
celery.
Crosses, Corn Salad. Cherrii, and in
deed, all the small salaiing, may be
sown his month; The earlier the better.
Herbs may now be transplan;ed-or
gathered and dried for winters use.
Nrdpjerries This il good month
for setting out new beds Of this delightful
fruit.
T1Matoes.-Be sure TO preserve as
well as pickle plenty of these. They
moke good pickles as all do know, but
better preserves, being amongst the rich
est and most spicy of all fruits.
Budding and LaOcuia,ion offruit trees
should be attended 10 this month.
GooSeberries, Curants and Raspber>
ries,-rhe propagation of these should
be attended to.during this month.
Orchard Groma.-lf you intend 10
plant an orchard this fall. plough the
ground allotted 10 il as soon as possible
plough IL deep; and, if possible, subsoil
it also, and when the time for planting
arrives give il anoiher ploughing.
With the brief memoranda We have
furnished you, we shall close our remarks
by wishing you most sincerely, success
in all your labors, fruitful crops, and health
and happiness 10 enjoy the blessings OF
life.