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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

EVANS CAmOMILE PILLS
n Fresh suPiy just received aud % see e.
- Lo TINES OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

IN CHANG ERN-In the Circuit Superior
4 Court VI Law and Chancery for the county Of
Ohio.
William ID alrymplc and Borias = Gardner
William ChapliRe and others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
Same defendants.
BY virtue of Joint decree prCnouhc q by the
aforesaid CONT in the above named }, uses, on
the 10th daY Of June, IN the year 1911, shall as
commissioner appointed Tor that purpose, on III >
FIRST Monday OF February, Is4J at the front door
OF the court house OF OHIO county, proceed 10 sell
all that part of lot No III, in Market square in
the city of W heeling. AND not owned before the
making OF the mortgage deed lmt toned IN said
decreeI by the city of Wheeling, nd also a that
lot of ground on Main street IN said cit of Vince
ling No 81, except so much thereof as had been
conveyed by said Chapline TO Seby Il Bennett, or
so much of nd lots shall be sufficient To sat
Isy the debts, interests aud costs ia said decree
mentioned, al public auction 10 The hiShes bddt
on the owing terms, VIZ. For cash ~ one
NTH OF the purchase money and On a credit Of O.,
~ and IS mOnths TO the residue Of the puTch6
money, with interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving bond with good security Tor the
deferred payments, and the tItG held until III.
l w MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCH WOODS,
dec o0-ts Sheriff of Ohio cnuutv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

WILLIAM HOLIDAY. LKAsrUs EDCEKTON
HOLIDAY & EDGERTON.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
CUMBERLAND, Mn.
REFER TO
Gushing & Brother.
Fisher Miller e. Co
Gather, Matthews Il Guilds , .,
Clark q Kellogg.
Weld a. jerks.
r. 81 a. CARROT.
Fleming 81 TIngle.
James Caldwell, NJ, ,.
Charles ID Knox, ""S'
Jacob a. Mitchell,
Rogers e. Currel,
ID Wheeler e. 20. ) CiacifInuG
Beatty, M'kenzIe s. CO.
nov |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
FARE REDUCED.

* KEAIEK SPEED, JOMFUNIl ECUNO-
~ MY AND SAFETY. THAN ARE TO
BIZ FOUND IN ANY ROUTE IN THE UNION
The GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY by
a new arrangement with the Rail Road companies
have reduced their fare "a The lormer prices, Si3
10 Baltimore, and Il TO Philadelphia, aud will 70.
ceipi through 81 this mte.
Office first door above the u S Hotel
ian2 d HUTCHINSON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
MEMOIRS

ar the Queens OF France. with notices Of the
Royal F1vOriie. by Mrs Forbes Bush. just
received aud for sale at the Literary Depot.
dec -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
RAIL ROAD LINE,

HREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM WIFE,;
" LING TO BALTIMORE, PHILADEi,
PlllA. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND WASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Court of Probate, .Vs,oport, Oct. 9, IS43

Court Of Probate, .Ns,oPort, Oct z, lS43.
EIPON Ihr petliion ct Hannah B. Payne,
~ Administrators on ne .es,ate Uf John j.
payue, late OF Ncwp1r, School master, dec,
inlcstate, re- iHesentlug mat The personal es
iiie VI Juhu PUync as lnsuihctgnt by the
SUN %. .4tcc hundrd to,ty-OGc dollars, fiS
ceuis 90 gay the just debts, allowances 10
tuc lln,y, Sc, OF The Fad John J. Payne,
aad prlying that she may ~ her capuclty oI
sdminisirotrlx be authorised add empowered
Ia SCH at Public Auction all the right, thl,
and iulcrest which said John J, Payne had,
at the time of his Jcceose, IN and 10 certain
lot Of land with School house and Other
buildings thereon standing, situate in the
tonu o! Newport, and bounded norlierly on
street leading from Spring 10 Thames ST..
36 icet 8 inches easerly on land OF helrs
of David KING al feet 4 inches soulherly
on land oi heirs OF Nathaniel Swinburne, &c
feel . inches /; and westerly on land late OF
Stephen Gould, dec, 81 feet a inches ; or so
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 raise
snid SUN Of three hundred tory-one dollars,
GO cents, with incidental cxpcuses.
Itis ordered, that SAID petition be received
aud the conside ration thereof referred to u
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday III
Nov. next, at 8 o'clock n. M, and that pre-
vous notice be given Of the pending and
prayer thereof, by publishing a copyof this
order, three weeks, in the Herald Of The
Times for all persons interested 10 appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-Attest:
b. b. llowLANp, Pro, CPk.
O5-lw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
FOR SALE,

DEAD, THOMAS g. MASON, Offer for
h sale at Whoissaie only. large and valu-
able assortment Of WOOLE.N GOODS,
adapted to the presen, aud approaching sea.
son, st prices believed 10 be ms low as like
goods can be obtained in any Moisct. A
mong which are
200 pieces black, blue, olive, brown, apple a.
invisible green; cadet, steel, Oxford a.
Youths mixed Broadcloths.
$50 pieces fancy and black, blue, lavender,
slate. blue mixed. steel, cadets and OK
ford mixed Cassimcres and Doeskins.
200 pieces Indigo blue, steel, cadet, Ok.
ford and Canada mixed dressed and un.
dressed Sanne,sj aud 2 cases Canada
tpixcd cloths.
60 pieces blue black aud INVISIBLE green
wool dyed Broadcloihs.
\ 10 pieces Rilot Cloths.
5 bales red. white, yellow, twllled anf
plain Flsnncls.
ALSO
II A very rxiensiyc assortment OF Vesilng'
~ the newest s,ylrs. viz; silk Velvets, Ton
lines. valencis, Ashbuton, together viii
every article of trimmings wauted by Me-
chant T'aiors.
' Providence, Sept. ~, 1913 -3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

To,cn Clerks Office. Portsmouth, Oct. 10, ,lsi3.
a PPLIcATI0N is made for administration on
~ the estate o: Isaac Lawton, late oi
Portsmouth, dcc.-the consideration thereof
Is referred to Court of Probate, TO be hold
On at The Town Hall in said Portsmouth on
The Cd Monday in Nov. next, at O'Clock, y.
M. Notice is therefore hereby given, that
all persons interested may appear at said
time and place and be heard.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Prok. C9k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

lmA THE Chambers Of the subscri.
HsSs10f ber's House, situated corner Of
s; Church and Spring streets, are
dA now to let and possession will
bc gwen Immediately. ~ III ~ ~
The house Is most beautifully located in
the centre Of the town, and commands fine
prospect Of all that is delightful in this para
disc OF America. From the chamber win
dows there is a most magnificent view of
Trinity Church Burial Ground, where the
tenant can gaze. Upon the moaldcrWg ashes
OF the dead, and weep DER the pomp aud
false glsry Of this evunescent world. lie
may also mediate upon the last great day .
when this splendid fabric shall be Q living
mass of fame, and the graves shall be rent
asunder, and the pale dead awake TO the
last fearful judgment Of the whole human
family.
THOMAS PRATT,
Newport, Oct. 5, lS43. K. Il. c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.

V'IlE subscribers having been duly mp
pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate
of the town OF Newport, Commissioners to
receive, examine aud allow the claims of the
creditors of the estate Of Abigail Weaver,
late Of Newport, dec, represented insolvent,
aud six months from this date being allowed
BY said Court for the creditors to present
and prove their claims before said Commis-
sinners, we will attend at the house of Peter
y. Remington, ON the lsst Saturdays in
January. February and March. le44, at six
o'clock, p. M, for The purpose OF deciding on
the claims Of the creditors on said estate,
which shall be presented for allowance.
=. p. REMINGTON.
JAMES LAwTON, COnlmis RS.
WM. II. READ,
Newport, Oct 2. 1913. Ol2 b
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

DEM. MARSH in. I3S Thames street.
- has just received a case pf gcnllcmens'
French CnLskin Boots, OF the latest style,
and can sell them low. Srpi. 2s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

WOOL CARDlNG,
AT THE GIEN, PoRTsMoyTH.

'I>IIE subscriber respectfully informs hi'
1 friends and the public that bis Cardlna
Machines are now IN excelleRt repair thai
every attention will be given to card into
rpIIs Sleeps Wooi Of all grades, speedily anc
in the best manner, by an experienced work
man.
Wool intended FIR his Mills, may be lef
at Samuel Carr's. Ferry Wharf, |. +. Lake.
or r. S,anhope's, Broad street, Newport
and Wm Vars, Bristol Ferry, where the WOO
will be taken and the rolls returned.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
N. B. Wool should be oiled with pure
sperm oil-ii can be- done al The mills.
Portsmouth, May 10, Io43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
BENZ. MARSH, JR .

No. 1873, Thames Street,
III supply of BOOTS & SHOES
F ;as s:y en- &c: e pa':ss.:; ,ss% e; 1t. s a.;
other establishment in Newport, Of equal
quality, and as my determination is not 10 be
undersold, will therefore make it an obj"c
for any who wish to purchase good articles,
cheap, TO call al l3e and eXamine for them
selves. as my stock Is very large and COM
prises every article usually called for IN a
shoe store. | therefore cannot name the
price of every article, which is often done
as u bait 10 get custom 10 the store, but will
name them to the purchasers who will please
To call. 'I-.
N. b. Custom work Of every description
made to order-sgch as Genilemens' French
Calf Boots, Goat and Seal do. on The most
fas shionnbe shapea lasts from New York.
Also, Ladies French Morocco and Kid, OF
every description. Particular auenton paid
o repairing
Newport, April 20, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Piano Forte for Sale,

-Ss:SSSSS;VSS-
A new and first rate article, warranted ot
IA superior workmanship, for sule low, al
the Furniture Store Of
ut .t t... s. NJ. SYEDMAN,
Corner Of Spring & Church strfst,,
WHERE MAX BE FOUND,
A general assortment of
Cabinet Purnitnre-Chairs-l sOklng- IS
cs-WOOden Ware, kc. &c.
On rs reasonable ternis Us at any other es
tablisha.en, in town. hloy 25-G)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
NEW GOODS.

1UST RECEIVED from New York, a
- general assortment Of Staple & Fancy
dry goods-umong them are the followin G
viz: Alpaccas, Orleans cloths, Mouseline de
LANES, Parisenes, French Mcrinos, English
do. watered alpaccas, alpcnes, bombazine,
Imperial Paris yclyets Cashmere, Brocha,
net and other styles of Shawls velvet, plush
and silk crayats hosiery, kid g. silk gloves,
wprsted mitts, dark bonnet ribbons, velvet
neck ribbons, cloths, Cassimeres, Sattincts,
Beaver cloths, Pilot cloths, red, yellow &
white fannels all Of which are offered for
sale at as low prices as at any other retail
store in city or town, at No. l33, BY
J. NJ. COOK T. Go.
Sept. ,2lsi, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
GLOVES.

A large and splendid assortment Of nov
~ style n. :. KID, SILK and Cotton Gloves,
this day opencd by
ISAAC GOULD x son,
Aug 10. l76 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

Sn Boxes Superior Havana brown Sugar
JV 10 IIhds. Muscovado sugar,
$50 bags Maricabo, Cuba g. Lsgnlra coffee,
100 bags shot,,
50 kegs sporting and blasting powder,
50 halt chests Young Tyson and Souchong
Tea,
$50 barrels cornmon apd fancy brand canal
Flour,
100 tiprccs prime Rice,
30 hhd. winter and spriug Sperm Oil,
40 boxes sperm candles.
Boxes manufactured TOBACCO, Lorllards
snuff and tobacco, loaf sugar, nutmegs.
cloves, cassia, sock sail, &c: NC, Tor sale o.
North Wing Union Bank building, ny
Sent. IL J. S. MUNRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
PIANO FORTES.
8. r. THURBER,

33 8 80, Westminster street, Providence,
HAS just received at his Ware Rooms, a
IL large assortment Of PEf.VO FORTES,
from the celebrated Manufactory of i. Gu
BLRr a. Co, Bostqn which he offers for sale
ut greatly reduced prices, and respectfully
invites those in want to call and examine
them. All instruments warranted to give
the most perfect satisfaction, and for sale as
low Us can be bought in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

Stage Book 1T Messrs I TowQsenfs and
At IIassard's Hotels.
X. B. KINsLEY & Go. Rrogrielors.
Newport, Sept, l5 1871
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

Nh Gros. Friction Matches, ior safe
q wv W E.I kW NLWIoN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
FASHIONABLE II ATS!

JOsePM ID "C'Sr,
No. l34, Thames street,
mas JUST OPENED AND UFFEBs TOR SALE
THE LATEST EASHIQ.VOF
ENTLEMEN'S fine Moleskin
" -Brush-and silk la,s, of the French
and De Orsey style. Also chIldren's fash
ioDable Satin Resyer IIals.-Together with
an assortment of gentlemen's and children's
cloth Caps. of various patterns.
April 81, I64I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

Landing from Rienxi,
OSO bbls fresh Canal Flour,
6CO 20 bbls CRASHED Sugar,
10 casks sweet wipe, 2 bbls nutmegS
2 bhds hams, 5 bbls smoked bee I,
y casks curraDts, b boxes lemons,
10 kegs butter, 20 keys lard,
26 boxes cheese, I5 bbls crackers,
. 10 boxes ground cocoa aud cocoa paste,
7 10 do pepper sauce,
II half chests Pouchong Tee,
50 do Young Tyson,
20 chests Souchong,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
MAGNET0"E "ELECTRICj
GLIDING g. SILvERING.
-AN:SSSS:NN
JOHN G.. WEST q CO.

WOULD inform the inhabitants Of New
w that they are IN tins place. and are
prepared TO execute the GILg,NG aud ST.
vERINe of Watches, Spoots, Knives, Thim-
bes, Watch Chains, Guards, EeRcils. Keys,
Castors, Candleslicss. German silver, brass
and copper Ornaments, Of all descriptions ;
Surgical aud Dental instruments. &c. IN the
best manner, at low prices, and warranted
snp"rior to nny WEer process.
Having procured aud adop'ed the improve
ments recently discovered in regard to its
durability, they are prepared to warrant per
feet satisfaction 10 all who may. palronlze
them.
.0Fg Specimens can be seen nt the Store
of Sir. Benjamin II. Tlsdale, Thames treei,
and at Mr.. Charles H. Mumfords, who will
fereive any orders for the above.
Newport. X. I. Sept 81, l843.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Chairs, Feathers, SC.

4 Variety of Chairs. Of The latest pattern
~ JUS, RECEIVED. Live Geese. aud Russia
Feathers, s,--snd q general a-sorlment oi Fur
nIinre, Co6GhSHAl'bS'
Mach ~. Church STREET
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
I'm Store,

5000 bushels Southern Corn,
400 boxes sugar, $50 bags Cuba coffee,
100 boxes soap, 20 boxes starch,
so boxes tobacco. Is hhds molasses,
10 hhds Porti Rico Sugar,
1900 bbls Sal Soda, 20 half bbls SaIeratus,
30 thousand Spanish Segars, &c, &C.,
for sale for cash or approved credit. at low
prices, by r.. y. & W. NEWTON.
Newport, Sept %, l643.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Rail Road Line to Boston.
NEJY aRRA.NG E.HE.NT
Forihe .Ne'oport, Taunton, Fall Rirer,and
.Nctc Bedford
M A IL S T A G {

A STAGs will continue to leave Newport
"A daily, Sundays excepted, at a o'clock,
A. VI. and ayrye IN Falrlver at ~ NJ; leave
FalIrivcr at O'clock and arrive IN Tappion
Mt 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
p. m. aud arriye in Boston at & O'Clock.
Returning. the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepled, at o'clock, a. y. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at !, o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 9a o'clock and arrive N
Follriver at j. a.; leave Falriver at Pm
and arrives in Newport, at O'Clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

This stage intcrsecis at Rallriyer With the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives ~ New
Bedford al 2! o!clock p. m.
Returning, leaye New Bedford daily, Sun.
days excepted, At . o'clock II. M. arrive ~
Fallrivcr at ~. leave FOIlrver at o'clock
md arriyes IN Newport at
EytrO coaches fuTnjsheJ at all times on
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
POETRY
FLOWERS.

~ they look upwards in every place
+ Through this beautiful world OF ours
Aud dear as the smile on an old friends face
Is the smile Of the bright bright flowers
They tell Us OF wanderings by woods and streams
They tell Us OF lanes aud trees
Bot the children Of showers and sunny beams
Have lorelier tales than these
The bright, bright flowers.
Iuey lei! us OF a season whan men were not.
" hen earth was bv angels tyod,
Ana leaves and flowers in every spot
Burst forth at the call OF Cod:
" hen spirits, singing their HYMNS Al cyan
wandered by wood and glade
Ahdthe lord lookd down from the highest heay'n
And blessed what he had made
The bright, bright flowers.
Ihat blessing reman.th upon them still.
Though often the storm cloud lowers
though frequent tempests may soil and chill
The gayest Of earihs fair flowers.
hen Sin and Death, with their sister, Grief
Made home in the heart ofman,
The blessings Of God on each tender leaf
Preserved in their beauty then
The bright, bright flowers,
The lily is lovely % when il slept
On the waters Of Eden's lake
Ana sweet Is the woodbne as when il creDt
In Eden from brake TO brake.
They were left as the proof Of the loneliness
OF Adam and Ewes first home.
Ihey are here as type Of the JOYS that bless
Ihe lnst in a world to come
The bright bright flowers
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26
RGK.9L ECO.lu,,
From The Temperance Al,
WORK FOR JANt,,'

go ~ JANUARY
40 'hoso planters who are d.,..
having their plantations On, n TyS''-.
aud their lands brought into 49," = u,'e ordt
The ensuing crop, this month sbo, U ,ah
oil busy preparation. Those fell
been lying out the past year. r,Ea 'aa
already been cleared oflheir br,a,:a''''
es' and gotten ready for the pIansa pa'S
DO made SO with the utmos, G' 'aq
Those Who may not have BIOL patch
stubbie lands in the fall, should -. p %
DO so forthwith as, unless ,bo ref'n
matter IS turned in sufficient ',gea
low OF its decomposition, i, w,lit la'4 10
rather than benefit to the a,o., :
Again, those who, by early b ing eq
their land, can spare the Tina s y
pioushIng, will be most anpl, ,e 70 ~
by moro thorough pulverizs,I5, y ' ~,
and more equable diffusion 81 H.
Die matter through IT, ToIbe,. ~ N'ss
2 bare h'nt"'ll suffice and totbe a, ,.'.l'
ie' me but ASK lalr eIpetinentcng
rect. During this month. Inc So, -
those fields that are to be b,op,t, '.'OD
tl'a'ion, should be carefully rer-,,.5 ~
g prevent that most Annoying d. r,,.,,.
the breaking Of stock INTO ,be f.,l
ne peHod OF cropping. Ia The .s.,
ct this month, If tie weather !, o,.,
he ground IN good coudltlop ia
part OF the oat crop NAV be so,s
one hushel Of seed 10 the acre. M
turned 10 with deep furrow. L.
tiiy OF seed viii prevent tie lara gai
partially occupied BY weeds. v5,s
highly injurious TO the crop. T..
iurrow vii prefeu, their Lelne ,,s,,
by the frost, and will enable Them 4.
through spring droleh, wnh ~.
injury than when they are plouebe5s
a shallow turrow. To those IN 81.
lhe sowing Of oats in the fan l,er
g'ea'eI haoi'liy 10 Oeing killed ty fr5v
me say, that the same Objection, d i,
ply To January soaed oats. as have >.
yet had crop killed al}et they wsr
ground, 10 matter how intense he IA,
And TO such as may not have 6as
accommodation, le, me invite 10 lie M
umeni.
\ planter who will fai,hisgy pgrss
plan Of work laid down for Ianuar
Cad, as the season for planting ss,sr
that be will have many leisure mosr.
hcs'ow on li,ilc matters, uhleh VII
n'ed 10 one Who sleeps and slunt,n 5r
this month. Who is It thai Is, HI
" comfort Of driving bis work ltgnid
'ng driven by IT," But WHO v5s. =
20 have his business so arranged us
to each month ITS due portion II Isbt
such ! would say, abe Up aud dsss
Ed
Datchmaa's Cretk, Dee. o l.l9
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26


The suli"el Of reuo,a,ing SOL, I'd
81 broadcast corn, instead Of coref "A
some time engaged our thou. h. 70
are convinced that II will lie fgf vi
the best Of all crops ever yeilrs. &
purpose. The FAC, that the asA,d
contain 50 much larger .pfopori.s Z
soluble sails known noa 10 be- Tia Il I,
Ifmcnt OF plants, aud thu iartil,. II
vast quantity Of corn sta.hsstI'sl ID
be produced eight TO ten times as
ciotnf,l sccm to leave lliic douu e
s9iJ'ct These facts are &, least
10 lucacc every iarmcttotry lhccr-aaa|
q a pretty lIbotal .cnle, aud s.tb ,s7
We delay. Mr.. Tay Tor, the c,slr.ls|
virginia tarmcr, long u.o tired he nc
men', 10 anlmpertect way, bot With ca
success. Ills method Was to plant tsu
10 n" usual way and, aGcr pulling 'is91|
(Which ne did before /, vas fyIy uA'.u
70 plough Q deep Gufroa and fcH O. Z
cover 40 The corr stalks. The Gci' 5fa
planted On this iurrow, and barred istT
s'aiasas before. Thus, N hteor s1yti
without ans rotation Of crops be- slcca
70 producing from forty Eve 10 On, ~
q cora 10 !be mere, on tho pcoreNfne
Had he soWn his corn broadcast, bc oa
have brought, his land to q tar higher ~
o. fertility 10 a much shorter ure.
correspondent states the well auihr-ati
Tact, ihat $4,000 pounds Of corn %
green state, has been produced to desc
l hose who have seen thick soan bread
corn growing, will have huIe t'at.l
Ielt'viug this. Many lamcrs may bose
'eFted that corn, especially ohen =.
.ro"s much more luSurnudy where u
hIok Than whero onIy Que or t@o siahl
rowing. This same luSurlapce IS VIC
ed IN the broadcast corn. About the o.
lie Of May VIC soaed IN corn, very lf'
NO acres q! worn out ground ihai o'o
Used 70 produce ryc, throwing Iea y
! manure over a part. Wherever
round vas nanufcd, the corn has g."
nth great luSurlancc surprising com "
cIghborlng field Of new rich land Paw
lritcr aud four or i've feet apart, IVA
hero no manure touched tho ground l''
nov a heavy covering ofeornr m1cno
q apparently, than we ever saw Of Cow
- our intention TO cut this crop ~
u, nod lhen SOW again and plough % 70
cond crop IN autumn Doiidr idrh'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-26

Lcgalised and Systematic Robooy
The Deeds Of abolition. pcF'1
who are called Vigilance COMMITTEE !
the Aboliiionists At Albany, have poo''
cd full report of their dolngs 70 Ten,"
10 slaves during the past year rh'y|
state that they have aided about S9o y"
away negroes, since the opening Of i''
CATION last spring. OF these iugI''es
bout $50 were men, 100 were women -
30 children. Most of them cane l,Oa
Maryland and the DIsire, y
Colnmbn, and nearly or quite 'Ig, rs..c
rom Washlngtonaud Georgctowo' '.s
ugilIvcs have gone chiefly To cana,'i I q,
he sum Of $500 has been cNpenaeu ~
hclr board, passage and expenses