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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

LETTER FROM GOVERNOR SEWARD
We End the E.liss> inz letter ifosa Ex Gov SEWARD
IN NE Essni"s Jsnrn.l "a places At rest for~,es
The '''timsf'on- whieh have bee secretly wins red
'hssush never boldly made. that his able and dis
nnguish-t sta'esn,sn was lat heart opposed 10 the
sensnatss.n 81 fikxRv Cay. Toe Wing party and
90 esisna rhisf have no irner trend in the Union
Than Cav SEWARD. His ~h"le political life has
been Devoted 10 The maintenance Of suund Viii,
Ir,iiry. and ihoagh he 70 nos 90 tefsporary retire
sneui. ihs irtler shows that he has ncher lost noI
lad ASIDE hi- xsaus la full aud triumph
ant surce<s
AUBURN. Noremher4 1913.
Dear S.r--fhave csnAdereJ the iaf rim ,liun
ron gave M "fs m-i,kss -,I~iiude concerning
my -uspposrd has lsv'r &c The Ah'l f'n candidate
had IN opposition GO Nj Clay. shoalJ certainly
leave fhr~e approximations the correciinn of time
~ have d,sne an many sinllar cases. if u
that eleeisn i hand ~hnse results might herr
afies he sapps-ej % have hal sSms influence on
my pssliliral csldacl.
Yea are iher~fsre ~ 'ih-ry 10 publish. in any
wy ron shsnk paper. that while adhere. aud er.
pect 10 adhere hong a. 1--we. 10 nv published
principles and s~nnm~nts G ncefning slavery.
siill adhere JUS 6ry. and expect W adhere just
- iang the Wig party and ~ caBdaie. ihroush
al the rhsnge- Il u.ae and circumstances I shall
DO ma. los The snIle that regard The WING
parry as the party ihrSush ~hus- ae'tsn wise
MEASURES and beni1e'sni lesislaioa must chiefly be
secnrsd.
The w.. State Central Commuters 81 Albany. in
August issi. issued rircul,f Recommending the
appointment 81 dolesai-s ~ district conventions.
during the Irreeni and recommended
furher. that The delsgsi~s n he arp iuied should
he Instructed - soir iss HENRY CLAY ~ the
candidate Of The Wing party already sT,. ianro,.ly
nominated sni nI,.versalis nrkna~ irge,i shrDue lu
the State. Thsse recommendation have becs
ad"paed IN ever eleciariai di.inrt venture .,
Stale. wiihrui asking pree hs-s leave ofIhe Comm
Ices. that ihose rrcommeudaiiaEs we're made by The
Central C''mtniiieess anY Suggestion aud ia M
Owh language.
Your friend and .,hs dent servant
WILLIAM n SEWARD.
The IIun. JnHN e. CLAaK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

WELL MERIfED cHASTIsMENT.-A covb;d.
ING uiiaif came OF IN Broadway last week, Which,
cfeaied somo liilo excl cement 10 The fsshionable
pori Of me town The party punished Wasa yoanu
lawyer u our GUY. The iacis of The case, AZ "a
learn ihem' are a. follows and We deem them Of
sufficient Importance 10 give Them pobcitv h 49,,
paper, in or'ief 10 brand Mr.. =. with a nece~,ry
inoushi certainly avey uneayisble noioriiy. Dur.
ing visit soioe weeks last summer 81 one Of on,
iashionabo watering places in me neiaiborho.s
among many oihefs constituting a large and mixed
cofs pauy, be made The acquainiance Of en- eslimsbi
young lady. Ahsf their reiorn b he city, he re-
quesied and obiained permissin 10 vaii her al b.r
house, which he continued 10 do until ~ -
iiUns were discosered 10 be base unmanly sng y,i
iuinous. he was very promptly put mo ,h.
street. and hs conanri rommanicaied 10 her b,,,h..
no toos on immediate Opportunity 10 suoov b,..tf
with vel Seasoned roo hids. which he aop.is5 4,
= suPero "'nnrf a. a,oye stated. We trast -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
COLONIZATION

The Rev 3 PINNEY. Agent I,r The P~n,.viv.,;.
C.'lon,z 'I"s rie'y. will 10y private conveyance.
ti''' 'he ha1swinR plnees ~ the time rnentjonrd.
h'r me purpose Of LeciuriDg on colonizssion and
RECEIVING contributions rum The friends az ,hs
cause. = -
I"-''s anu ofarsts OF Anziary Societies. and
others Interested ia the oh.ci. are rro,-.,.r !. -
tend The n''iees aud aid in securing the attendance.
Of The community.
Having large Sel5 70 vi,f. The Agent i l,n;,.,g
iof Tine ans eempelled 10 make Gsqaent sooo;,,,'
nen'' pon;iuaiiy IN aiiendanee is therefore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
WEST LIB RIY CLAY CLIB-

The siaunch Wings Of West Liberty held their
meeting FOR the formation of Clay Glib on Salur.
day week Although the day sos very stormy. the
numbers and character oflhs meeting showed that
the spirit was up. They elected their officer, and
appointed their committees. Thcy also proposed a
convention Of Fairmoni. Marion county, on the 22J
Februnry.io aPpoial delegate froD lhi. Dis rel TO
The Baltimore Convention. and appointed Is dele
gates To that Convention. There will probabl, be
fly or SIXTY sent from this county ThuI is The way
to repre- ent the people. There is no humbugging.
no underworld IN That. II Is open aud above beard.
the way Wings do things
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

OF Annexed IS the statement Of he
Treasurer Of New Jersey shelving what
she has done, and how independent IL
her position. II is proper to add that
her good fortune has been owing To
Wing management in "a great measure.
II appears that the entire Indebtedness
OF the state For temporary loans i l,qui.
dated, the DEBT due the school fund only
remaining agsns it he receipts for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

difficulty acSured in the couac,I Of Canal, a,
he 7'h INST. ~hlrh c,a.rd Mr.. M,rri, and - ,,h.,
'""'nhr'' 10 'e'''s ffo'n that b'dy. The difficulty
Was a'D'I the address Ip l.s @ ,een proposing The
'c'""vsi Of The seat OF ssscsnns Aierirt al :
The address was i'','ed aud the legislature will
probably be removed 10 Montreal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

.'aims the saving a,triOnic. which col
rns the terrors of Omnipo,cnce and
luus the last hold that hangs from hea-
ven over the eulph Of eternity!
Ii death and judgment be not chime
ras-if the Son of God knew the will
Of his faihcr-ii that wi be founded on
immuiable truth. he who does not for
give will not be forgiven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

COLONIZATION sCCiErY-The members Of
The Wheeling Colonization S.cIeiy' and citizens
generally. nre requested 10 meet the Presby
Churrh ON +'h street. ON "Wednesday evening next
The 18Th inst. al half past o'clock. r NJ. at which
lime the Rev Pinney. will delive, n Lecture ON
Colonization. W F PETERSON.
Ssc'y Wheeling Col. Snciciy.
p. S.-The musical choirs of The s,,y n,e 70.
specfuy nvihrd to alter d.. G nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

SENDING CHEESE TO CHINA
The New York Courier opd Enquirer
'ays: The first experiment Of The ex
Poriaiion Of this article 10 Canton, we
are informed, was undertaken by Mr.
L. +. iiodkins, commission merchant OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

Lea wing on deposi, TO the
credit Of the iJnd GI3.9Io O6
There IS due the School Fund from
The State Treasury 500, SOS 81.
The wing Treasurer, who makes this
'air exhIblt-says the correspond IN of
the Newark Daily Adverliser-willor
course be removed by the Loco.oco legs
,'aiurc' j: way be made . change, bui
changes are not always improvements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

CHINESE DANDY.-The following descrip
lion Of Chinese exquisite 10 from q new work on
China by ? Debel formerly RussianConsnI 10 China
and resident in that county fSr years.
HIS dresss composed Of grapes and silks Of great
pIices has feet are cred with high heeied boots
Of the mosl beautiful Nankin satin. and his legs nre
ennesed IA CATERS. richly embroidered. and rrac h.
ing 10 the knee. Add 70 this an acorn shaped cap
OF The latest Taste. an elegant pipe. richly ornament
ed IN whirh burns the puresi Iohacco Of The 70
KEN; an English waieh; tooth pi,z suspended 10 n
bullion BY string Of pearls a Napkin fan, erhaIinr
me perfume Of The ichoane. "a chinese flower land
you VIII have an exact idea Of fashionable Chr.
nese dandy. The Chinese dandy, like dandies Of
all times and al countries. s ssriooslv ece upi.d
WIN lf'hes lie belongs either 10 the Quail or The
cricket Club. Like The ancient Romans the Chi
nese train qoais. qlaarelsoms birds. AMI inirepid
aeeisis' whose cofnbais form The subject Of sense
less "agers. 10 imitation Of the rish the poos,,
chinese place At The bol'om Of IN safiaen basin4wo
held cfckeis. These insects they excite and pro-
Voke uniil ihey grow angry, attach each oiher and
ne narrow field Of baiiel SCUM sirewed with their
claws ansed@ and corslets There l. between The
Chinese end The old Romans alI he dr7erenc. ,h,t
mere y between me comhais ui The crickeis and
ne terrible cUnbais Of The z adiaiors"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

We learn that oi best farmers in this
county has turned SINE Of his attention 10 the pro
ducIion OF Tobacco. aud that lie s satisfied that il
will he profitable crop. Others have suggested 10
US the proPrieiy OF calling the auenIion OF He
mers Of Western vrgInia to this staple. We
sOrne~ ha question The expediency ofiinol Withstand
ing il is gf0~n with apparent in Belmont.
Mon rue and AlorgaH counties ia Ohio. where The
face Of The country is much like ours. When near
TO market where there is competition for il. il is
profitable crsp Tor few years, but il impovcrishes
the land, under the best Of circumstances than
ether ,rops lIlssves no nanare, while IL extracts
from the earth very great Prot oron Of niire. II
would do very well in connection with The raising
Of sheep. faTm--raising lobaceo Two years on q
peiee OF ground aud feeding for four years prov ided
ground IL taken liable Nash; but on b u sides
rs The surface must be kept light and free frvm
weeds. The soil would soon wash of. and leave .
barren mound
We would mol .however,be considered as speaking
sery confidently this sueeI. merely giving basIy
reflections. from the luile information We possess
upon it. We would he glad To hear from w B. B..
r. IL. W. or Others Of our scientific farmers
upon The subject
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

The Ohio Statesman appears 10 feel as great
disgust at MIR. Clay's IeIIer in reply 10 Mr. Lloyd
who sent him the Amerie manufactured Cologne
Is though Mr.. Clay had said that he intended a.
use il to ward OF the stencil Of Ioco.oco corruption
He did rot say any snch Thing. lie only approved
the manufacture of il because il was used beeauss
the purchase Of il from abroad took money from
from The country. becnnss the manufacture Of II al
home would keep that money in the country, and
give labor 10 men who would otherwise have nothing
TO do. or cone in competition with others in other
employment. Il may be, however. that the silh
stocking L0cofoco Of the Statesman disliked The
letter. because Mr. Clay stated that he was not
himself, "a very good judge Of Cologne which Nj
Van Buren,. ard hs worthy suPpoHersi Columbus
consider very vulgar. Il Is with them equal,
ungenilemanly 10 use Cologne Of home manufacture
and 10 be no ia lgs Of the pure foreign Our worth,
Calhoun neishbor Of ST clainviIls, however. take
exception 10 The expression We must buy a. Iiul,
and eel as much abroad ns possible Tie says IL Il
narrow. low. and mean. Very good Franklin wa
supposed 10 have had some wisdom. in money mat
'er'. and he 'bosghia men ought not to buy NOR,
Than he needed. All Of our good farmers boy a,
ihlls as they do with. and sell ns much as the,
can. Thsi s The way hey get along. r. on IN,
contrary. they were to buy as much as they could
and sell as liaie. hey - ouid be soiaa down l;u
pretty fast What is true Of individuals, ~ ,r,s n
nations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

tins Guy. and il proved 50 profi:able
tina, IL is rapidly increasing in amour
and pi, misses to become n very cons,det
raalc item in our exports 10 that coun-
try
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
The uun. JomS c. cLARK


FIRE AND EXPLOSION IN CLEVELAND
Ahpui ~ o'ci.srk. Sunday nsghi last. stale,
The Herald, The clIxriss arons-J ~ ah alarm
Of FIRE. which proved 10 10, the hr.ck ware house
of Me~srs HlDJsns,n d Psndsn.on. IA the rear oI
their drug store. Toe building Ms ale, used .. =
Satraus Manufac DRY. Thr frrrnrn ~ese prs,npil,
IN the grounL and nplw ia-ianiing Mr ilsnder.on
gave nolice that Iiss bsids contained a,e Irn h.
fourteen kegs Of der They cinnhn- t1..,r slsfr
exerons 80 the 1'nll goisi,. s,me &c toe e..
sines working ia the ansn rise yicI,y of the blli
ing. until the explsp,n. whirh orraited zane la.i
an honr after the engines got - work
The explosive face was ouunai,ly saem 90.
wards. lis lateral elect merry oyrnnnns 10 Wal.
without diving ihcm any eoa.iderabs ds.fnirrr.
-Four persons learn WIRE hur 10y tha ~xpi.,. sO..
The rnosi seriously injured having his shpulder di.
rnIed- Immediately alter II me lirr,n~n rssain-I
their eHrls. and quelled The Gre. which VA
confined TO the buILIIng which orign,aisJ.--
Same hundred panes Of gllss boaken ia he ian.
mediate vicinity OF he exposl''n. bot M other dan
,ge was dOne 10 the adjaecni hailiings The Lns
Z rr"perly snsirred ~ M~ssfs II. aud r eas o. a
verg serios. fh fire d',nhI origin,i"a from i-
furnace. which bad been used Ihe previous eveain.
up O eleven ..'cIpck.
The lie aid administers well deserved rrbnks
to those merchants who Iossder ia the hsan o
the city. Ihns eudanscrIns the lives aud properly u
The inhabstsn's. t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

DEATH WARRANT. The garr,sf a. Ci,,...
iof Iiemn iof Tho execution IL WILLIAM =
cukiSE, has been received ~ Sheriff B,ocs Tn.
sfeeuion . % iaks place on Fridav. he Dan 49,.
oetwsen tie hours o. 10 and 70 ocloct og,n.-
Cunb Cipilioa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
alMaITlE I|TFsFl[aElBElb
BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
NEW YORK ELE rrnN.

The New Y'rk Journal Of Camrnerc- Gsrni.he,
ms with the latest news ef ih- ele~rion. mil show.
the Wings have met w IN some Disaster. in the west
not anticipated there. Generally rhruurhooi The ,ns
the ioe"i"co mnorises have been greatly reduced,
and many c"nn,ies have oL,ained Wing vici~re. Zoe
Sheriff and Assemhymen that were NOT anticipated.
The popular vote. generally, i. highly favorable IN
me wing cause In the Senate members are an
h"a''y elected or 'scse the Locos have elected Z,
Wings one The Senate will .,and 6 Wig, &c
Locsfoco.
Tn, following is the resui, Of the election s.r Az
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

A CANDID cONFEsslON.-Tbes editor or n.
Columbus (Geo) Inquirer who hts been heretofore
a'Ffee Trude' 'heOrsi. thus candidly abandons nj.
iai'e position and exposes hs folly. There ore
thousands who are daily renouncing heir visionary
in The same manner
for ourselves No are not ashamed 10 eonfes,
maj We have fairly come over 10 Mr. Clay's doc.
"ires' as exposed N he very clear and eloa1en,
speeches 90 The Senate of me Unied STATES. We
l'ed 70 be iolefably bet headed nullifer IN o.,
uy'sh days, when our heads were tor ed inside
"u' ~ me gh"efing baubls II sn impraclicsblo free
ifnde system, Which We werc G,l en,ogb \, 49,
WIFI" ne range 81 possibilities. u j. ono Of fhe
lh'ng' ihai ought % be. bot cannoi--nniH slI ns
''"s see eve 70 oye-und reialiaiory Tariff. sf I'd
ing incidental pfuieciion o. hsmo mannfscfnras fbe
ociy hing ihai can save us rom being eaiso =,
vorae. ously ~ foreign States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

We are pI ased To learn that MIR Saunders. a very
intelligent French gentleman. who is well versed m
the Silk business irUm the setting of the tree 10 the
weaving Of The silk. has arrived here with The de-
termination Of making experiment in The proiuc.
lion fsilk in this immediate vciniiS He elea r
ly az opinion hat The ,o aud climate of Western
Virginia are admirably adapted To the Production of
slk.nnd that will be an important source Of wealth
among our hills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
hablton's.
NEW ORLEANS. ~
irday the 95.h uIt the inhabiiaais af The c
NV We're clad. eIIeL u.ith n ri.ii LIN.

Saturday the 25.h nlL the Inhabitants nf The Crss.
cent Guy were glad,'ened with visit rum Jack
Frost. The Ptayuns Immediately m.viled The
stray population back their holnes-ass,irine I,e,,,
that the epidemic a an end. and that sh,.y
eonld return without danger. A merry old fellow
IL Jack Frost. and great enemy he is 70 deah deal
ing epnieEncs where they have been. he makes
people merry as he. When The people OF New
Orleans got up is he morning and saw that he had
heen playing his FRANKS abort The city they rejuiced
and were exceedingly glad; but Of ul Of them none
surpassed tall Yankee cleik in the Picayune Office
in his jubaHI demonstrations. For weeks ssys
the PIcayune, he has Thought Of nothing spoke Of
nothing but fever and FROST When our daily re poris
from the Hospital came 10 az night. I've was FIRST 10
examine the number Of deaths aud admissions and
as he witnessed the decrease ia the numbers Of each
be would manifest his delight in oil sorts Of queer
ways But yesterday, when he knew thai We had
bad frost, Il amusing beyond description 10 see
and hear hin. What between pFOlraciec fear and
sudden delight. did MOI know but he would be
come insane and require a straight jacket. I'VE did
go out and get him a warm monk, jackeLl He
mounted his desk. threw his hat around Bs il giving
heariy cheers. kicked up his heels laughed. shouted
and 81 last broke out wIh-'IIurrs for John Tyler!
Who's afraid Of The Yellow Feyer.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

coLONIZATION.-We earnestly invite The NJ
ienion Of our readers in The city, To the address on
Colonizaii to be delivered GA Wednesday evening
next. at the Presbyterian church. MIR p. isan sbls
and efficient $. eaker. ~ho has devoted man cars
10 that good cause
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

AfT'oa" ena Dsparfnrss u Boah TsS ~ Ia "a
AoHf''s"d'"s ys''srasy - selssk. ?. AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

HONESTY EXEMPLlFiED-A set Of parish
ofhrefs % country village. applied 10 sneiz,er
feiebfa'ed oigan builder. 70 examine their organ
,nu MIKE Improvements on %. "Genflenen, sad
me honest Swiss, your organ be war; van bundled
just now. Veil. viii spend YOU Won buodsoJ oo,,rd
rpm o, and i shall be wonh dfty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
ATEsTDATEs

ATESrDATES
FROM Bdhmors Nov. II LvsfpaoI Or. 10
Sam Ths'no~s's' % aes. slo,. Q.
IS iss'~a'oT "a he cbsaa.i R.-lss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

a Is Wig. 50 Lo'".; ~ m-~scs. to DO Aoarl r., a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

10 Gen Sol Van Rensselaer,, late Postmaster
at Albany, appears by card in the Albany Daily
IN answer 10 the imputations cast on his official
conduc, in the Aurora. He adds that he was pres
ent al a conversation, in May, 1910, between John
Tyler and Silas f. Burrows in which the latter
spoke oil letter he once received from President
Monroe maintaining the consttutionaliy OF Ma.
tonal Bank, which Mr.. Tyler desired TO see, and
Mr. Burrows handed it to him. A conversation
ensued on the propriety of creating such Bank
which Gen. V. r. will publish in due time He
closes with the following interesting reminis
cence
AT the Harrisburg Convention of December
1889, on the morning after Gen. Harrison had
been nominated for President, the New York del
egation, OF which was member, were Assem-.
oled by themselves and were considering the qucs-
ton OF candidate for Vice President. when
joined them As entered the room. one of them
observed that they were waiting for me; that, as
the Convention had united so harmoniousi " on nv
nomination for President, they wished me to nom.
mate Vice Presiden. also.
| replied that did not wish TO name candi.
date, but that should join them in any one thew
would be pleased to present. This my colleagues
declined, and again urged me 10 offer a nomina.
ton. then SAID that if such was their wish, |
would name several individuals from whom tbey
eonid make their choice and accordingly | pre-.
sented the names OF John Tyler, Gov Owen Of
North Carolias, and John Bell of Tennessee
lheys declined making,he selection, and wish
ed me 10 designate the candidate q then named
John Tyler and he was unanimously accepted -
had ideslgnated either Of the other two gentle
men ma med he would have been accepted with
equal readiness aud unnnimny
May God and my countrymea pardon my griev
Gus error IN this marer, which shall never cease
to deplore Blu! did ft for the best | had serv
ca IN Congress with him, in years gone by, and
nm deemed him an honorable man /; and a.
Virginia was nearly balanced, | hoped the nomi
nation OF my amiable friend might incline ,h'
scale IN our favor
Such IS brief statement ofthe manner in which
John Tyler obtained bis nomination. How grie
vously ne has deceived ard disappointed expecta
uon, the whole country can testify. But retribu
ton IS drawing nigh, aud the tokens cannot be mis-
taken. lower fall awaits him than has overs
ken any public man who has ever betrayed tn
misplaced conf ience Of the country
SOL VAN RENSSELAER,
/ Albany May 5h, ls43.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16
ROOT CROPS.

Two weeks ago, we gave an article upon P''f
toes. In climates and on soils'whse these ar'
sure cTop-where they viii yield, with ordni1
country cultivation, two hundred and fay OF h''
hundred bushels per acre, on an average OF year
we presume that they are the best suceulsnI loo'
that the farmer can grow for his cattle and s"h'
But in this vicinity they are uncertain and sipsp
sve. Here other articles. not entirely TO the sie.
sion Of potatoes, but In aid Of them, are gensi''
economical.
or roots proper, we consider the carrot as pfe'e'
able generality TO any other. II is sure as any w
1t is good for beef, Tor milk and for working 0i''
and horses. /.
The best soil for the carrot 10 slightly "Ss,
loan, tina, is not liable TO suffer much from dfo's~
though almost any fertile soil that works h"''
will give good crops.
Preparation Of The Soa.-Spread al the mahV''
az early In the season as possible, and po" "
blowing deep. Let the ground remain N N" ~,
until June; Then Piow again, or roll and haros' !.
take whatever processes at you: command ." ~
for remiring and puvenring the coil and na'u =,
Then II you SOW upon fiat surface 'sEe
pillow and make three burrows; alter that rake "
bringing Jumps, stones, &c. into the last o. %,
fuuow. Then pillow three burrows more 'no ~,
ss before. b. working thus, you ge's bgn', ~,
un,rosen surface, on which W use the sssa "