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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

fHa pons The Tor in! order are hereby naiiiied.
hut atee lpo3l,i TUESDAY ,he 10Th day u August
a-t sc1al.oue t,om LAY today uetil ueled,
r'ea lar erasoHs e.de'. Al ~ oi'e IN tie lina If
.t"r'. nleaaai - r. the paul. - requested 10
7 a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

THE above indicates the lille of a
monthly periodical, to be published
under the control Of the Southern Chris
lian Publishing Committee, so soon IS an
adequate amount Of patronage shall be
procured. IL is designed 10 make this
sheet the vehicle of religious intelligence
exclusively. and means by which that
portion of the Church of Christ, which
is denominated THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
may exhibit their views before the world,
Of the prominent doctrines Of the Bible,
the organization Of the Church, and lis
true and correct discipline. The evils of
scclarianism and disunion will likewise
be brought under review, and The proper
remedies will be attempted'io be applied.
No favor will he shown 10 that disorgan-
izng demon party spirit. The chistlan's
proper standard will be set forth in bold
relief, as a rallying point for all true Pro-
,estants. The Saviour's claims as being
exclusively the Head Of the Church, will
he defended and maintained. and he viii
be held forth in all the energy and sim
plicity of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account of re-
ligious revivals, minutes of conferences,
and such like matters. The Sun will be
published on large medium sheet, in
newspaper form. on the first day of each
month, at one dollar per annum, PAYABLE
always in advance. The place Of publ
cation will be stated by the Committee,
of which notice shall be given to subscri-
bers in the first number. On the recep-
ton of the first number by the subscti-
bers, the yearly subscription will be con-
sidered as dae.
Elder DANIEL w. KERR, of Junto, n.
e., having been selected by the Commit
tee as editor, communications should he
directed 10 him, Postmaster a, yunto, Or.
ange county, N. c.
August II az
N. b. We hope our friends will send
on their names immediately. be not
alarmed at hard times. Let us all get bet
ter and do better, and then times will he
better. Our paper is designed 10 effect
general good--thcrelnre, we hope to have
general patronage. Ministers Of every
name are requested to aid us by their
communications on the subject of q gene
raj christian union, &c.
A FRIEND.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
HiIlsb0rsugls House.

EpHE sabscrit y ksvlng purchased The hcnse
aud lot N Hills5cr1agh. well knosn as
Fadds's old sisnd. lately orrop.d " Thomas
ID. Crane, sign HIllsbsroagh llouse, iases this
method 4 morn tke pu5lis generally, lhas he
10 nov prepared 70 accommodate traselisrs,
end drovers DC ali kinds, az lie has good sfal !.
and lots siffi water in them Az ihis hon =
isvery near The Csurs hcuse, il would be W y
convene il for Jurore. and others va nave
business IN ccGrt. Ny table shr.. Be furnish
ed with a. good as the soua;ry Affords, and
my stables nilh p.cuty 81 good pruscnder.
ny bar also stall be furnished with good spi
ri'ss ind i cnfrcls separate from The huuse
] hope. therefore, 10 Civ. FIJI ralisixcti h 10
all wao msy Plssse 70 favour me vii. their
cus ON. Oi1lng 10 The hardness OF lie times,
my charges shall be very low.
a lew regular bosrdrrs can also be accom-
inodaled.
Intend 70 keep on hsnd Flour, Corn
Meal, Tobacco, &C. which | will sell
low for cash. "
JAMES JACKSON, j.
December Z. - - 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
United States District Court
Of North Carolina.
| N BANKRUPTCY.

!, N BANKRUPTCY.
ID Notice 10 show cause against Petition Of
Paul, M.Ilwaine and Company, Mer-
chants. and copartners in trade, of the
towa Of Peter burg, Virginia, creditors Of
; ts ,hen Moore, OF Hillsborough, Ora ,ge
o ,aty, t lat the said stephen Moore be
d cleared a Bankrupt, at Newbern, Oh
Monday The 23d Gay Of January aext.
By order Of lie Court
IT. III. POTTER,
M:fss Glerh If cOaas ~ Dahk4uptry
November 80 So 3a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
United Sg-ses DisEricsS cart
OF Nccfh Carolina.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
% Notice to show cause sgainst Petition sf
Green A. Mangum, of Orange county,
Farmer, to lie declared Bankrupt, al
Newbern. on Monday the ed day Of il
nnary next. @
John BoH7iin, Of Orange county. rsr-
mer, TO be declared = Bankrupt. at New
bern, on Monday the 2sd day of January
next. =
by order OF the Court.
n. III. POTTER.
Acting Clerk ef Court in Bank, up.cy.
November 20. 81 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Office.

The subscribers having obtained letters Of
administration an The estate OF Col NIL
IL orange County court Of Pleas and Quarter
Srssioass give naiice 10 all psrsons indebted
10 ss;d estate 20 make immedsaie payment.
and those having claims against The, estate
.Mill pressat them within the time prescribed
81 law. or this nolice will be plead 10 bar Of
recovery.
HENDERSON CRAWFORD, a..
GEORGE HURDLE, .iam
December 4. e. 53=sN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

rms. BERG a ca aaTe rereEr4 &NE&as
- ass pseseat sssk TAX flAAu fukNLss
aaasag So ! i - ass hsiA OtAsse Pass
Fane. ! 4erY snneFaes ame - ang sxeF seen
Asss TAsY Asse aem - ksne ssfs tags
slack, aad ~suld respectfully Ftssssa th.ss
LADIES' snd 0rMaaemer II tisiishefssgh aRe IL
slreas aho ara u Manl q Pass. - ed sme
ses lhssa asd ~ thens ass theg unt - eea-
shared q ineir saPeuor.ay - sas etleF alan.
faxaafs. Ne wiif e,ss : wftiiea asffaaiy -
= sheir 1srablilsy $50 kesFsng = lsas iengs'
thaa say eahsss
TAey have aiss e. hsnd large asseftmfna
IL NU>Ic of &c laisss Pgbiasassea toE fsane
aaa Gaiiar, Siriufs % Al safis, bel haeAiss.
& aaes, Asrsrdasas. al klads q Bfsss insitn
msnls a. M,liasy Baadss Dress eiai sssss,
Sc. sc.
&. Berg s CO. wauld respectfully rsesn
mead their assonmsai ef Fisaes asd Mssir -
rnasipals aad TearheFs II schocia Aay 81
Der shall be iaitLfsily and PfpmFslE aitsadte
fn.
FOR The eonvenieAes ofpurrhassFs 10 NeFih
caroiias, Doctor Malson &C OSiosd. hasinf
kiadis consented 10 aea - onf AReas. has neA
oa hand sosas ef esf iaslfuments- Ne shall
shortly esl4blish agencies n ether rsEts g
SaTih caroIina. knowing thai whenesrF emf
Pans become kaowa they wlii - pfsfeFEed
u any other.
July -. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Saddling Business.

SnhE subscribers, having established them.
- selves - lIIilshoTouRh. ane deot belnw Tie
Printing Olfire, would respectfully snn0unes
TO the pahlIe thai they have IN hand an sxten
siye assortment af all the articles In then line
Of business. VIZ: @
Saddles. BRIDES, MariingAies.
Carriage, Gig, and catrysll Harness.
Trunks. lhalh wood and iron frames,
Carriage. SOIkey. DroEeI's. THig and
Wagon Whips.
C"ll,rs ni ell kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Days. and Buf.
fslo Robes. .....
A fine and large assortment OF Bits,
S.irrup Irons, Spurs. &c. DC.
All orders Tor the manufacture n articles,
fnr reptiriaR Sc. done al the shortestno,ice,
and N the best style.
They promise that M sxer'ion on their par
sh Ill he spared To give satisfaction IN the pub
lie. and earnestly ,eqaas, the favoaE NJ trial
HOOKER & ID. PHILLIPS.
JAnuars =. 0s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

IN BANKRUPTCY
= Nsllce e shew skase sealnM Fsslkaees 81
he lsllsaiag fssisisasss tsf.lhelf dssShafke
I'D etrtiaesfs - B4ukFspss. 81 fsvw hsfn. -
Aoadsy iae al dsy ii lahnsfss lss3. 70 AM
= oaAAGE corsTr.
Alked vaddeIl. farmer
Russell Jsmes, farzier. :
John H0rneFs faFastf. -.
General Baker, wheel-wriehi.
William II. Hopkins, farmer,
James Natal. inn-kceper,
Willian Sseel. farmer.
William Lloyd, farmer.
Joseph ]. Woodrow. taller.
William I4ackey, farmer,
Charles M. Laiinler, late merchant,
Joseph L. Moring.
John M. Mason. timer.
William Durham, farmer,
Thomas Riley. lsborer.
Solomon Fuller, saddIer.
James M. Watson. saddler,
James A. Morgan, farmer.
Publication ordered.
II. POTTER, d. u. o. 5. d. C.
Novemser4 4. ~ Iow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05


Flsa - GsssasssrssEA Fallsst.
We hass pssmissioa . espy Ia fol.
lowiaG lslser fraa a.. AlAssshias ds4f
ard asnb So. ~ fhs Qaspszs 81 show-
ing whas ssrprisinx Prog - IL mind j.
esp4bls q nnAtf snch nainrl dlsadsan~
ages. y 10 azsisssnee q enighsened i.
sssnssas. ksTe@kss ISL. lsai
M dter Parsafs - - happy -
~siss - zoe y III yes hi | sm at.
hsgs shsl yoa sss 81 ssll sd hsppt
- ts.k sash sosF irissds d hems. ! -
happy - stay here ID il - plssssAg shls
salsss. We Isks . al @sah each ask-
ras lrssads. Iwish q b snsvprsa<d.
laAs ~ slsdy dtlsaaily. Lass O.tshes
nf. Tyler Tod txo Il his pspils 4. LEX
isEloR. lie seat here wtlh Hiss B.
myssll las ne rasp0ss 81 m~king ~ e.
hlbslloa 4. ths Syned. We ssis sssansan
and sena thers ~ pslsals sssassy sass.
AZ sooa - se usrs dnns. as len Lss,ag-
Ton and arrived hare. Ga he llsh day 81
Nesembsr is43 ~e messd orr iurnilusst,
snolhef ho1sx ID S.ssAiea. The laslils
ZION slsnds Opposite 10 lhe Conr lease. /
had nsssrkeasd u sSas i0ar before Iease
hare. ! sas igaoFsns af reading The B,bie.
began 10 kaoa God before came here.
When 1 came here 70 sehosi. ! ,hoaghs
The earth q Be 81 body bounded % al
sides BY Ire sea and cay. rs shopld
lave God - he krs, % brings. We,
slould lear God = holy snd jnsi sossz
I<ign who ssli punish The wicked. We
Akoeld ksou Gsd ss hs exhibits himself
30 Nalass sad Presidsncs sad Is he re-
vssls hlasslf 10 The Bible. We should
reverence the Bible. lose Il, obey Ii. learn
u fad il. sae'ss grsis.ul % God iof CIV.
lag lslo -. Ws-shouid honor God By
o~otshlpping hin. oscying hin and lead.
. ing hsly life. We should draw near 10
God 10 meditancs and prayer and 10 ,hs
eeniemplstioH cf his pure and holy char
.cssr. especially Of bis infa.e mercy 10
wards sinners. We should worship God
in spirit and ia truth with reverence. har
mil,ly. gra,ilsds aud love. Cod chai-
lenges obedlenees from 90. The angels
always worship God in heaven. thank
God for having taken good care OF ne.
read The Bible every evening alter pray
70 Co... before 20 10 bed Inedi,ais on
ths assfibales Of t;oJ e.ery morning. I,
10 in porisns fos ss 10 mediate on God.
Mslsr rsoln.s G. Alb,ighs has not wril
iea % me since | lef, home. lie would
like 70 veil ne some news in Greensboro
which might rl5ase ae. a am sorry lhaa
] have no, seen rry friends II hnuc for .
long ,ias, but hope lhsl shall soon lsIk
Win iken. | fhsll be happy 10 NEE,
then 10 s-eeasscro and fnd them all
confonssle sHd hspay. Please ssrd ne
some moaey. | visa ron woa.d write
me soos, - a. seiy snxiods 70 know
i, how you are. | an thinking how W.
loosee when iefl koms. Ihavs sn idea
ofyos. ! aest mylove 10 nv parents.
hrosheis snd sis,r. cad al my friends. and
bid yoa good bye. have 10 acre news
10 xrlss % J ou. which would be in.eres-
ing 10 yos. nusi stop Writing ,hts
letter bu.I remain your afec,ionste son
God bless ynu.
DANIEL n. ALBRIGHT.
Mr.. George Aisr,ghs
Mrs. Msrlha kitrlshl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
III l. l. s ROUG N. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS M, pr,.r

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, uR TWO DoLiArs
fifTr CENTS IF rAIp IN atyASeE.
nose who do moi give notice oil their Win
10 nave Their paper discontinued at the cSrIra-
u"n o' Tue year, will be pres umcd AZ tssnins
us eh'nnaate until eouif,crnameds - AID 10
paper VIII he discontinued until all ART ufee
are paid, unless a, The option NJ iI. ruiilfI er.
Advertisements mol ,Acct,lln. sixteen lines.
one d"ttar Tor Tie first, -and iurli, five tuis
'or sa.h subsequent insertiop; logger ones 10
pf'fo Sion. dourt advertisements twenty iVa
peg %rn' Lighter A ,l"dmiian ri SIS per .tnl.
VII ss a'aoe 10 advertisers by tie yess. ~ q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Just Published.

a ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle-
ry Shop AID at DIR. A. Parks's estah'
llShment, "A Narrative of the Life and
Adventures of EDWARD G. BOILING,
with luli account of his remarkable case
OF Bigamy," &c. Price % cents.
Octe rer rs al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

THE undersigned having gua'iftd Of the
lac, Court Of Pleas and Qusriet Session.
Tor Orange county. as executor Of NANCY
MOORE, decreased, hereby gives notice 10 I'll
psrsons having claims against said esibte 10
Aprassn, Them within the time prescribed by
law Or THE notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery. #~ 4<
W. r. sTRAyHoRN, Err.
Decenlbei 6, #4 So 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Notice.

! a IL parsons wh.m. il may concern. are
"a hereby noit6ei. ihat haye given free.
d IL 10 MY sen ENorh REAvEs cot ms.
sd be IL suttlofizrs IL tee.iVe The beaeit Of
h twn labor, and ts mike cnnirsc,s Tor him.
Ea'f. aid - d. al aiher ihiacs IN as full and
ffee o manner IS If he had arrived al tile luii
eSs oftaeusy O.. years
BRADLEY COLLINS.
Oseenber 3. 53-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Ca z ID o

9. WIZ sAl290l respectful.
- " "faFs hls professional setsicrs 10 ks
ieHow c'tizens. he may be found ai his resi-.
oeaee tnt"e miles southwest uf HiIsbornush,
ana Que mile from the main fork of the Chat.
nam. """dy Ferry and HiIlsboronrh roads,
w"en not Professionally absent. .iasirg J"ft
received ! esa aud extensive assortment At
MEDi' IVES, he ~ prepared 10 furnish airy
article that may be wanted on moderate terms.
September Z. 40 Am
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
Confectionaries, &c.

public generally, tina. she has jast re.
ceiyed a handsome assortment Of articles in
her Inc, among which, she would particular
Iy mention, is some excellent Pine Apple and
other Cheese, ana several ba rrels Of Macker
Nos |. 3 aud 3. Tho public are invited to
give her a cali.
November 8. 40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
United STATES district Court
OF North Carolina.

m BANkaUPr.Y.
Nsiice 10 snow eaass agaiasi Petition q
Archibald G. M.Ilwaine, Wm. Brown
ley, and Tnom ! Smith, Of Petersburg,
Virginia, Merchants. and William Van
Arsdale, Cornelius /. caldwell, and
James M. Wanock. Of New York city.
Merchants, creditors Of Stephen Moore.
Of IlilIsbs.ongh, Orange county, North
Carolina. that he The said Stephen MosFe
be declared Bankrupt, Al Newbern. on
Monday the 23d DAY Of January next
BY order o. lie Court.
III. III. POTTER,
.feiiag Clerk II coari in bankruptcy.
December : 5J--3x
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

RI EMUEL LYNCH has The pleasure 81 an.
- nuuncing TO his friends aud The public ge-
aerally, that lie has received from Philadelphia
q neat assortment oil JEWELLERY, consist
ing IN part ii
G I'D and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gold R,ng.,
Breas, Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. and Leads TO suit,
Silver Thu,bles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Spectacles, 10 sui, all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter KNIVES.
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
silver Ear and Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Wsrh Keys and Chains,
Sllk-Brsid, aud Elastic Guards for
Watches, $685."
Gold Barrel Lnrkets,
Coral, Guilt Lockets,
If Watches aud Clerks OF all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his sioned supe.
rior style.
May 4. s2-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05
To Rabbit Hunters.

rrsnE subscriber wishes 10 purchase between
il three and Eve thousand RABBIT SKINS,
10 be taken daring The present season. Area.
sonable price in cash Or hats all be given in
exchange for Ihe sane.
CHARLES s. WARREN.
November .. n-49
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-05

Groceries, groceries,
- A Fresh supply. -
slAiiE easssubsfs hsse ISL Fseeissd !
EeshsupFly = GROCERIES, ; hleh
hsss bssn sslecsss sslA gfsas ears. I'D
I'LL - ssiA iew fas cash. IAese wko
~isA y pfoeuFs sesa srsiriss - sery rec.
sss.sEas zsfmss afs sesFessfelly rs4sesifa
b &ifs lAsa esil. Thsir sssxk y e9as.
pfiscd ii psrl d ths fplioa.ng:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-26
PARENTAL FAULT.FINDING.

DO NOT BE CONTINUALLY FINDING FAULT.
II IS al tunes necessary TO censure and 10
punish. But very mech may be done by
encouraging children when they do well.
lie ever more careful 10 express your APP
probation of good conduct than dsapproba.
ton OF bad. Nothing can more discourage
chIld thao spiut OF iucessant luult fnd.
lng on the par; of It's parents. Aud hardly
any thing can exert mote Injurious luAu
ence upon the disposition OF both the par
ent aud the child. There are two motives
influencing human actions: hope and fear.
But who would 90, prefer TO have her child
Influenced in good conduct by tho desire OF
pleasing rather than by The fear Of offend.
~! 1t mother never express her graf
liicaton when her chlldreu do we'll, and il
always censurlng when she sees any thing
amlss, they are discouraged and unhappy.
They feel that there is no uso in trying
to please. Their dispositions become har
dencd and soured BY this ceaseless irei,iug
At last findiag that, whether they do well OF
Ill, lhey are equally found fault with, they
rehqush all et;ars to please, and become
needless Of reprtach7y.
But lei mother approve Of chid's
conduct when she can. Let her show
that his good behaviour makes her sincere
ly happy. Let her reward him Cor his el.
forts TO please by smiles aud affection. In
this way she will cherish IN her chIo's
heart some a tho noblest and most desifa-
BILE feelings ri our nature. She viii cuiti
va,e IN him an amia5le disposition, and a
cheerful spirit. Your child has been dur
ing the day very pleasing and obedten,.-
just before putting hun 10 sleep Cor the
night, sou take hts hand and say. Nv
son, YOU have been good boy to-day II
makes me very happy 10 sec you SO kind
aud Oh dent God loves liule children
who are du,ilul to their parents, and be
promises 10 make them barpy. This ap.
probation from his mother Is TO bun a great
reward. Aud aheD, nth more than Or
dluary aiirc;lanate tone, YOU say. q God
night, nv dear SON. 10 leaves the room
with hiss hule heart full Of feeling. And
BE- closes his eyes FOR sleep, he Is happy
and resolves that he will always Try TO do
bis duty. Mother at Home.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-26
TIE KNIFE GRINDER.

All here remember, 10 doubt, the little
knife grinder with his largo black mastiti
that drew his grinding apparatus about, N
whose proceedings we used 10 take interest
We ore never TO see hln more. He has
quit knife grinding and e,nnnclpa'ed b;- dog
forever from ha,nes., and With bm aud hts
wi(e--aho was a silent partnef Ia the con
cern-- gone TO France, his native land
thee to pass tho evening" Of his days, and
TO las bis bones after death. lie took with
bin some $4,000 "a sum that will cna
Die him to live mos; easily and comfortably
N France; aud VIC are elsd TO learn thus ;
for after travelling from ilane To George
and back, perhaps more than once, gtiod,uc
his way through al sorts Of Weathcr, he dc
serves rest, end Ne nrc further grit fed 70
learn that biz faithful dog, Who shared 10
his tolls will nov shnro his lusurv and case
Another fac, "a the history Of our no long.
e. needy knlio gunder,' which IS interest
ing, as well for tSc filial affection Il dts
nlays in him ne 'or ihr Instance il offers 10
illustration of French character. - the 81
loving w hen he depnried from france
with his VITO. 20 como 10 America, has
mother remained behind hlm. When his
wealth became So CREST that he determined
10 give Up hll vocation, inclined TO settle in
America, he eni Tor her. Bot she clune
10 france, md would not come away 10 ipin
her son. Ills affection lor The old lady
changed his whole plan he took passage
IN the mex, ship FOR France, and with his
wife and dog, and gold, set sail, md long
since safely reached the end Of his voyag
mother, son, wife md dog are all no doubt
quietly and h7pplly living together, enjoy.
rng, IN msnnrr unknown to any but u
French family, the FRUITS of the lubors OF
the knife grinder aud his dog in America.
Long life to them l-Rtchmoad Compiler.
GTHad The Editor Of the Compiler =
called upon Us 10 assist him IN moraIzpg
or phiosophizpg on the aforesaid Knife
Grinder" we could have "added q cub,t 10
his STATURE" by informing him that the
+" Koife Grinder" when grinding" in this
town, "cabbaged" fayorto dog but then
dogs ore chenp, and besides there's no
harm in . hooking EN-. -Miiton Chron,
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and see that they he ~ good order, and
when not ia use, kept under cover.
INTO THE GARDEN.
Spinach. Those who wish 10 provide
supply OF this vegetable for the next spring
use. must SOW carly this month.
Earig CaLLageS. s. 1t should be the
pride OF every laImer 10 provide supply
OF catly cabhaees for his ln,nly's use; SO
If you wish to deserve the double appella.
ton Of good farmer and good husband,
fotlhSlth provide Ted aud COW thereon
any Of the following kiads Of eaiIy cabbuge
seed, Early York, Early Batte!sea, Early
Russiu, Early BuiloeiS's tieurt, or any 9th.
er kind you may think proper. When the
plants are large enough for being trans
planted, we y i'll tell sou how TO manage
them, so as TO save them from the iiosts.
CdUlifower, Lettuce and RadiSh seed
may now all soNn.
Celery. See 10 the sat.hing Of your
celery.
Cresses, Cora Salad, Cberpl, and in
deed, all the small saladiag. may be soan
i this month; tho earlier the better.
! Herbs may now be ransplanted
gathered aud dried for winters use
j Strawberries This is a good month
for setting Out new beds Of this dgng.@l
fruit.
/ Tomatoes. BE sure 10 preserve as well
as pickle plenty of these. They make
good pickles as all do know, bot better pre-.
serves, being amongs, the richest and most
spicy of all fIults.
/ Budding and Ejaculation Of fruit trees
should be attended 10 this month.
C00sebeTfieS, Currdnts and RdSp5cr
ries.--Tho propagation of these should be
attended TO during this mon,h.
Orchard Ground If you intend 10
plant an orchard ihis fall, plough the ground
allotted 10 II as SOON as possIhlc-plough il
dep; and, # possible, subsnIl il MISC, and
when the time lor planting arrives give II
another ploughIng.
With the brief memoranda we have fur.
nished you, We shall close our remarks by
wishing you most sincerely, success 10 oil
your Iabors. fruitful crops, aud health and
happiness 10 ENJOY the blessings oC ltle.