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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

Received-from our friend, E. C. LOOMS,
an elegant sparerib, from one Of those pigs.
The fat, twas SO white, and the lean, twas SO ruddy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
Approved Oct. 81, ls43.

No. PAN ACT, in relation TO the granting Of
licenses to retailers Of spirituous liquors-1t is here
by enacted, &C.:
That sections six, twelve and thirteen, of chapter
eighty-three Of the Revised Statutes, are repealed.
Approved Nov. l, l843.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

NO, zI.-AN ACT, TO propide for the disposal Of
unclaimed property, stored with irtarfncers and 9TH
or store'house keepers-Ii is hereby enacted, &c:
SEc. I. II any articles of per property which
"a, or saay hereafter be stored with any wharfnprr
~ 1u''e s'oT"-honse keeper in this sfa'e, without any
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

GT Recon, events show the necessity of Uni.
on on the part OF the Democracy and an entire
cooperation to ensure victory in the coming
Presidential contest lansburgh Republican,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

We publish to-day that part Of Mr.. Web
ster's Andover speech relating to the curren-
cy. 1t should command attention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

No. 3l.-AN ACT, assessing a tar for the support
of gorernment.-Iti is hereby enacted, &C.:
That a tax Of ten cents on the dollar, be assessed
on the list Of the polls and rateable estate Of the in
habitnnts of this state, for the year one thousand eight
hund red and ,forty.three, to be paid into the treasury
by the first day of June next, in money, certificates,
or notes issued by the Treasurer of the state, orders
drawn by the Auditor of Accounts. or orders drawn
by the supreme or county courts.
Approved Nov. |. lS43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
Notice. Notice ! :

ITO all persons indebted to the subscriber, that their
l. notes and accounts must be paid, as his property
is posted for sale and nothing hut payment viii save
il. SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington Falls, Nov. "a, ls43. rs
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SHAW

CASHMERE, Merino, Kibyle, Brocha, Belvldsre,
~ Alpaca, Mouseline de Lame, Embd do. Mora
wan, Highland Plaid Silk and Cotton Shawls, tor
sale cheap by LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.
Nov. 20, 1913. Church !St,ssf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

NtIICEs
pROKE into the Enclosure of the Subscriber. on
- the 9th day of November, one dark red Cow,
supposed to be 6 years old. Said Cow is marked
with a crop and half crop in the left ear. The owner
IS requested TO prove property, pay charges and take
her away, WM. HARMON.
Shelburn, Nov. %, 1913. rs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
pNEW BOOK STORE. IN

1NEW BUUk STORE.ah
ANSEL WARDS.
LAS opened a Book Store in the Messrs. peck.,
- Building, two doors from Howards Hotel.
where he oilers for sale a general assortment OF
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL e. MISCELLAN EOuS
o s.
A splendid assortment of ANIMALS, Albums and fine.
" Illustrated works IN rich and elegant Bindings.
A great variety of Juvenile Books, from / cen, IN
" 5O. Quar,o, Octave, limo, and Pocket Bibles.
Common Prayer Books, Catholic Prayer Book,
BLANK BOOKS,
Port Folios and Scrap Books. Can, Letter and
Note Paper, Qulls, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Wa
i,ers, Drawing and Writing Pencils, Bristol Board.
writing and Copy Books, Coloured TOYS by The
gross and dozen, School Certificates, &c.
AN o, which are offered at prices that cannot fail
lington as cheap as in any of The cities.
Burlington, Nov. "a, is43. as,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

RLACK, Blue Black and Colored Silk and Cotton
- Warp Alpaccas and Alpaca Lus,res; Change.
able, Striped and Figured do. Lunettas, Princettss
Orleans, Zenobie and Camblet Cloths; Black and
Blue Black Bombazines and Alpines, Black and Col.
ored Thibet Cloths, French and English Merinoes,
light and dark Printed Saxonys, Eolans, Taelionias'
Fancy Grape, Imperial Chusans, Pezans Plain and
Figured Nous Dc LANES, Mecklingbureh Lus,res.
Grape Chusans, Kilmernock Grapes, FOR CLOAKS
N DRESSES; Black, Blue Black and rich Fig.
ured Silks for Dresses, &c.
Bonnet Silks, rich Figured and Plain silk velvets
for Bonnets and Velvet Ribbons TO match, and anv
quantity Of Bonnet, Neck and other Ribbons.
Figured and Piain silk Lace for Wells and Cotton
do. Black and Chantila Wells Rich Silk Velvet.
Plush and Silk Points and Dress Handker chiefs. Ro.
selln S TX, Worsted and various other Plaids.
Drilled Dlmi,y Collars, Dlmlty for do. French
Flowers, Cords and Tassels, colored silk Cords
Br,ids, Gimps, Frinses, Trimmings, Gloves Mite
and Hosiery innumerable; Zephyr, Worsted, Wors.
ted Patterns and Working Canvass, Muslins, Combs
and a thousand other articles usually wanted.
ALSO, 5000 Yards Light and Dark Mourninps
and half Mourning Calicoes and Ginghams, by actua
inca surement.
The above Goods are to be sold cheap, BY
LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.
Church Street, Burlington, Is
Nov. 20, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

No. T.-AN ACT, in amendment Of" an act Il,
relation 10 The militia. 1T is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l.. All fines under the l5Oth section, 10th Sec
ton. l77!h section, l75,h section, l79ih section, ls0,h
section, lSlst section, lS2d section, lS3d section, and
article fourth Of the 230th section, and oil fines and
forfetnres 10 be paid BY commissioned officers,
musicians and ~privates, when no other method of col.
Letting The same is pointed out by law, shall be col.
lected as follows:
The clerk of Teach company, within five days after
each training, muster or drill, or any forfeiture shall
have been incurred, shall make complaint, in writing,
against all delinquents coming within tho penalties Of
this section, TO the commanding officer Of the compa.
ny, in the manner and forms, as near as circunstnn.
cs will permit, as now provided by law. The delln.
9ucnt, who shall be liable for the fine or forfeiture, shall
be allowed twelve days from the time of such forfeit.
ure, to make his excuse to such commanding officer;
but if he shall neglect to make such excuse, in writing
within the time aforesaid, or ii the commanding off
Ger Of such company shall consider his excuse insult.
cient, 1t shall be the duty of each commanding officer
to issue q notification TO the delinquent, substantially
in the folio wing form
c,rATT, ON vyr,n.s,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

No. 30.-AN ACT, aboIishinS imprisonment Ir
military fines in certain eases.-It is hereby enacted,
&C.:
Tint no private Of the enrolled militia shall be i'm
prisoned on execution, issued on a Judgment founded
on any forfeiture, for want of arms or equipments.
Approved Oct. q, lS43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
QARPMNTM@S

AND AMERICAN, Drugge,,s and
- Bookings; So, 6-s, A, Sc, Cd, "a, 9.4.,snd
1914 Oiled Cloths, Oiled Cloth Table Spreads. "A
ana Sd Rush Mating, Large and small Tudted RuRs
A l. O.
Paper Hangings and Borderings, Green Window
Paper. A larger, better and cheaper assortment OF
other Dry Goods than can he found in the State Of
Vermont.
25tf.l LOVELY O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

Crockery. Glass & China Ware.
4 Large stock last received and for sale cheaper
n than can he bought in this State, by
LOVELY & SEYMOUR, Church Of.
Burlington, Nov, 20, lS4S. 25f
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Looking Glasses.

A Large assortment OF various sizes, lust received
n and for sale cheap ly
LOVELY q SEYMOUR, Church st.
Nov. 20, lSi3. 25,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
RAIL.ROAD MEETINC.

Aiaa3YSaafi Ell &
The citizens of Burlington and its vicinity
are requested to meet at Towards Hotel, on
Monday evening, 9th inst, at 7 o'clock, for
the purpose of taking such measures as NAV bo(
deemed expedient, to promote the construe,io&'
ofthe contemplated Railroads, or either Of them,
from Burlington to Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

No. 29.-AN ACT, in addition TO an act IN reid
ton TO the miiitia.-lt is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. !. The several companies heretofore COM
prising the first rifle regiment in Franklin county, for
merly attached to the third brigade and third division
Of the militia Of this state, are reinstated and restored
to oil the privileges rs a regiment, which said regi-
ment possessed previous TO The revision Of eighteen
hundred and forty. two, to be attached to the first
brigade and second division OF the militia of this state,
according to the new organization. any law to the
contrary Observation-Disclosures said regiment
shall not be entitled to receive of the Governor the
quota Of arms or colors, now required by law to be
furnished to each regiment.
Sec. 2. This act shall take eject from and after
its passage.
Approved Nov. |, l943.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24

No. 2S.-AN ACT, in relation to military fines
II is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. | In all cases where an appeal has been ia
ken from the decision OF q justice Of the peace, in any
prosecution for the collection Of a military fine, under
the act " in relation to the militia - approved Nov. II,
ls42, the plaintiff shall have the same right in relation
to such appeal as the appellee now has, in relation to
the entry Of a suit appealed to the county court.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Approved Nov. l, i643.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-24
II. Nj. 1.

II. Nj. 1.
The second lecture, OIL Geometry, before the
Institute next Monday evening, at half past g.
O'Clock.
s. FLETCHER, Secy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
VOLUME VIII.
EDGEFKELD ADVERTISER
w. F. DURIsoE.PRoPRlEToR.
TERMS,


Three Dollars per aHnum, if paid IN adcarct
-rhree Dollars and Fifty Gents. if M; paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from the
date OF Su5scrip;ion-aud ronr Doii,rs if nc,
paid withiv twelve Months. Subscribers out
OF the State are required to pay III aasanee.
No subscription received I"t less ihaa one
gear, and no paper discontinued unti: AL arear-
ages are paid, excep, at the option OF !!ie Pub
Usher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration os
year.
Any person procuring isc Subscribers and
becoming responsible foT, the same. shall receive
the sixil, copy gratis.
advertisements conspicuoasly Inserted at G2l
cents per square. [i2 lines, less 70, tie frs;
insertion. and 433 cents, for each continuance
Those published Morti.ly. or quarterly will De
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad
veriisements not having The number OF Irsc!.
tions marked on them. will be continued until
ordered our, and charged accordingly.
All Job work done for persons living 1T
distance. must be paid ror at the time the work
is done. or the pay meni secured in The village
All AlTcommuncaiior addressed 10 The Editor,
post paid. Will be promptly and strictly attend
ed 20.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
IN. 4p,b Trr< Bo.,r.-Thcra ,.;c.rer

IN. 4pri, Tre> Bo.,r.-Thenar. ar.;c.rer
20 c 70 ira lave nf ! t.ct;". co''eh Sa.
pcr.l1 Fsm'a:to. wHici: - r."w mr-s han
halt ~ tb:ec Grrrc:, ~ au '.'c' N icng:i';
;he color brown cuJ wri;c >:'i;,ti un -
har.. ia. Under sue nrc I.crr- raG''
f."r. hc Ire. l.. perfect .t.'. in I,Gs !:
auJ in ;hc ia,'e~ parI ui june ara. jay i,
'ay.' is eggs "n the bark "car the ino' nf
!nr tree. They ;a'ch our III Il sho ';'nc
:'hn .ruh- IRE whl'i,h. aud nearly Of n
cvi"Icr form. The hcod i. Sns.' and of
:; brown color. They hive no !3gS.-
Witt s.rcng jaw. ,hcv ca t!ro..h ihc
oar'. N: "ir up,..rd, l.iror.h !he vocal.
.rrlr;lg 10 ,hc i!csri CT the tree. 'fniI Is
,!.eir genera cnrrsr. TIE iar,R stair
cnn'iIDrs ,wo or h'ce y"ars. during WHICH
the nores will have goes upwards OF r,ine
or ten ,ach:s. Il aprroach's !he bnrk al
ne cad at IL i,assa:e. hv hich il is cover
eA MI j : char.au inIr 4 beetle. When il
comes Oct, -od II SUE t;'nr lays 'sesss.
'i.,s. may b. easily bestowed by cut
,ilg ,ul or rnl. ling wire into the hole
.van aicr iacy airc cournenccG their
7;era,i,us Tney nor have just buried
themselves ~ IL. hark aud hy ry,.n;urircn
in season mag sc discovered. Son c ha c
laid wood ashes around tees With good
cGact: o,hrrs sry inc i, is Giicclual in all
case4. & Few weeks since we saw on the
far,r Of " Bnra. Leland, in Sher5urnc,
.wo Grcl. aras irnt md acen completely
y, oie.,..d. by ruiIirp snail s'iovGllu! Of
soni u.lcss .l:d ..snc. arcuai encl tree.
While arolicr orchard between these two,
; ord .a;".Irc;ci IL 'ns way, WIS '"usidc-
rally :ninrea ~ !'"rers. Col Din"i lie
.lnJ. %: H.: san. io@p inii .ha, i,c frund
t.! - ,r 1o n ,hc".Inl .rre!..
f.: !, t"S Ia I've us.cs irorU snYn': lard
wood. ,!'T' they may 'c s'roa.. ,nG as
tiry are II good ,nnnurc sud [ 'c.Ird, n
nainsr other iAscrts. il ..ru!,. b. SclI 10
nrply ,nrm early re 7?ru., md again
I ia Jano III July. Wet The ucc before ap
viyips thr a,ncs. unless il he 50 az the
F, ii:uc, un' .hruw The ashes asains, the wei
! tree 10 ,r IS inches from the ground.
In 1,diiion 10 the ashes put piece Of
/ ha.d soap, 4hou' he size of u chcsnu, into
The branches Of &c Tree. in aucn place
! that rs i, Jissolves in tho rains il "i!l
: sprcnd :ri run dnwn over The whole 'funr.
/ Tbs says d gentleman who pfac'isC'. i.
! destroys insects make lhc harn month
aud healthy, and il is con,idcrcd arc,nelv
against hore.s. End they have not attacked
any thus pro'ected. !, is worthy of'rial.
II should be applied early i'll ,hs sprns,
aud again in July or August. This torer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

Rough and Tun.Jlc.--The New Orleans
Tropic tells the following story A
Frcnchman, who knew very little Of
our language, unfortunately got iutu dif.
fculry with back coan;ryman, and 6sht
he mus;, and that, too rough and tumble.
But before he wen; al it, hc was very aux-
ious 10 know what he should cry on, if he
found himself WHIPPED. After being inform
cd that when he was SAT, SIZED. all shat hc
would have TO do would be 10 cry ou, en-
ough att, they went; but poor Monsieur, in
hi. difficulties, foreo, The ord. and finding
his eyes were likely 10 be removed from
their sockets. he began 10 cry cut bit ius-
toad OF saving what nc was told, he,
commenced bawlng Justify, hurrah |! hur-
rah,! hurrah.!! To his ns,onishmcn,,
The couniryman kcP, pounding and goug-
ing the harder, when Monsieur finding
there was 10 use in halooing, turned and
went to work in good earnest, and twas
no, long bcfurc the couniryman sung out
in a s,cnlnrous voice, enough! Say thar
again, said the Frcnchman--enoush ;
cnoush cried he again when the French.
man, in his turn, broke oui: "Bcsar ia is
dc rara worc! was try to say long time
ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

Agricultural -inecloie.-A knowledge Of
the aUii, ot animals is sometimes u! great
service, even in the sovinc of cities.
Jaa"s ~ his rcceu; history lihc Back
P.in:c. gives amusing instance u.' this
ia il,' defence OF RenDc'. Il towu Of Bri.
,aruy. ,c,iegcd by the Dukeof Lancaster.
In nr.!tr - effect the surrender OF the
place, the Dnkc cnlurccl s'rict bInckadc,
w!iich econ reduced the garrison 10 great
slrnis; bui he knew they would hul.i OF,
10 tie !g,t extremity, and determined TO Try
. ~, Il "fwur For this purpose. he drew
ii, on =cilie:s, rs he had lelt the place,
a"L ..rmod an an,husradc 10 some bushes
.c'.inI the uwu. lie then caused IA
Ul,njcr Of hoss TO he turned loose in the
plain, ~ the hope thai !he starving gar
r,'un would rush on, for the prize. But
.aey understood his trick. aud ,arncd il TO
Il rlr OWL advantage. They opened one
of The sally ports, and hung up youug
SOW 5y the hind legs 10 the lia,cI. She Of
:oursc made great QUERY, aud the hogs
came rushing Up TO The place from whcucr
lne noise proceeded; she wa, then cuI
domn aud driven through one oIihc streets,
and forced 10 keep up her music. The
soldiers sprans up from heir aInbuscadc,
N order 10 Try, and if possible prcvcrl lhi,
unlocked for termination Of their expcr.
i'nsul: bu james says, the hogs, with That
in,uiuive perception Of The way their
masters do no, Wish them to so, which has
ever marked their nature, went rushing
lun,ui,unusiy into the town. oml afforded
Tho garrison very seasonablc relief.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

Hoo TO be Loxd.-Onc evening Ma.
ria's father related in her presence an an-
ccdo,c Of Little daughter Of DR.. Dod-
dridsc, which pleased Maria extremely
When this child, about six years old, vas
asked what made every body love her!
shc replied. IL don't know Indeed, papa,
unless /, is because love cvcrybody.-
The beautiful simplicity of this reply
struck Maria forcibly. III this is all that
is necessary TO be loved" though, Maria,
II will soon make every body love mc.v
Her father mentioned remark of John
Newton. tha, he considered The world TO
bc divided into two great masses. one OF
hnppiuess and the olhcr of misery aud i,
was his daily business to take as much rs
possible from the heap Of misery and add
it TO that of happincss.-"Now," though,
Maria. will begin tomorrow TO try to
make everybody happy.-I can do for
somebody else. Papa has often told me
that this is The best way of being happy
myself, and AM determined 10 try."-
i'asioT's Daughter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
Mpetie @eeess:
Eromd.e Knieker5ocker for September.
THE PRINTER.

"The printer. in his folio, hcralde,h the
world, Now come tidings Of weddings. mask
ipss. mummcries, entertainments, Jnbiices.
wars, fires inundetions, ihelts, murders. rrds-
Sacres. meteors. comets, spccuunis. prodisies,
shipwrecks pirscies, sen fights. w-suils.
pleas, proclanatlons. embassies. trophies, M
umphs, fevels, sports, p!ays: then AGAIN as 10
i new -sli,ileI scene, tTras0rs, cheaag.ircks,
roberies, enormous yillauies in all Kinds. fuue.
fals. buriais, new discuv cries expeditions; now
comicai then trsgical matters. To day we
hear OF Few offices created. tomorrow o.! great
men deposed, and then again Of fresh honors
conferred; one is lei loose. another Prisoned;
ono purchaseth, anc;her b:eakeih; Inc liriv's.
his ncis,ibos turEe,h bankrupt; now plenty.
then again dearth and famine; one runs, ano-
iher rides, wrans.es, aausis weeps. and so
forth. Thus do we dolly hear such like. both
public and private aews." OLD BURTON.
He stood there alone n; that shadowy hour.
BY the swinging lamp dimly burning:
All sii n, within, save The ticking type,
AL without, save the nIghl-watch ,nining;
And heavily echoed the suletnn sound.
As slowly hc paced DER the iruzcn ground
And dark were the mansions 40 lately tia;
ahone,
With the Joy OF tas,irily sleamins,
And hears that we,c beating III syu,ra;hy then.
Wcrr ncw Twin. it DER i'll their drcI LIng:
Yc, the FsiSrEs s,il! worked 4, his lUnei.
post,
As slowly he va!ercd hts EI:shi, host.
And there lay the merchau. all piI.omet in
down.
.,ai building brigh,horcs for the mors ow,
Nor dreamed be :ha. Fs'e was then weaving a
wand
Ti., won,i bring 10 him fear aud sorrow;
Sc: ,;,c p.;STEE Was :ho.c III his slii""wy
rooC!.
Aud lie sci nl':s iramework iha, rich rlah 5
doom!
The young .ile was s.ccp;us. whom lately had
The lies .hn, dealt, only can sever;
And tream!ns, she started. !.e. woke will n
sni.c.
Fo, she thought they were parted for ever :
Blu, the PEIsTER was clicking The types
,batwou!d tell
On the morrow the uHii Of that iuijpisii
spell!
And there lay the statesman whose icYrrish
brow
And restless. the pillow was pressing.
For he felt through The shnd0wy INST o. h's
dream
His lofiies, hopes now possessing;
Yet the PRINTER worked "n, m!d silence
and gloom,
And dug ioI Ambition It's lowIies, tomb.
= a.. y, ,ln,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

90 cctcn il. was The question: Two equal
portions we're laid OF, aud ,hc same guam
lily OF stable manure applied and well
eus in; but on Que, 20 bushels pf shell
lire ;nr At the rate Of 26J bushels t" The
arrp) so, scat.c,,d and Lightly rakcd in.
n "a! crop OF corn was PANIED. aud
the uaiimcd d!visi"u tai;ad altogether, -
while Tic lined Pruincrd n good crop. aG.d
n good growth OF crab srasr. sure sndl
cation that The aciuiry was correrled.
It. 1912 Irish P-'atoes were. planted
the aniimel D.: rsnin ,.a;,cd, and the lined
nn.' "a, 2;c!t IN !si;'. Il crop ni okra
nas ai.."C1 t;.r lined lan.i brought IN
.xcci'rn. c.rp. bar Lc uu!inled failed
"ps ,.rlan,cI, aud failed totally. Here
the experiment was most sai;siacrory-all
the results aimed at were accomplished.
The lime corrected the sourness .! The
soil. and ex.irna,ed nill!ie salt grasses aud
weeds whic!I had previously Infested it
/, acted ou the teaJ inert vegetable mat
ter witch had been abundant. bat useless
and changed i, into mlssz,.s "i food for
The plants. Ii made lhal hich wa use
less and barren 81 1ncc productive and
valuable.
I, mi. b, here be asked-as these expert
meuts were made with burnt shell limo.
would Mari have like effect! The c;-
feet Of Mari is precisely the same as lime,
provided il be laid ON in equal quantity
and in an equally miuue state Of division.
The she'll lime nigh, be more immediate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
EAsehelA Court Mouse, S. g., September 21, 1S43.

also attacks the ounce. mountain ash and
some kinds of lhorn.-B Boston Cui.irator'
RI, is said thai wnep geo is ihfcsled
with ca,erpillars, il a hole IS bored luIo the
body Of the tree and small quantity Of
The yforeT Of sulphur be poured in aud Inc
hole the plugged. the calerpiiIars will
speedily desert ;he tree. We have also
lcard Of tho peach Tree worm being cXpci-
led by boring gimblct hole in the body
OF The Tree aud Inserting q small quantity
OF cainnel, IL the spring, taking care TO
close thc hoe. Might nor The insertion cf
u small quantity OF culomel or sulphur
iuto the apple Tree expel The borer! The
experiment is easily made aud is wo'lh
trying.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

TIE Farmers LiJe.--GenrIemen. allow
ulc tn congratulate you Of the happy ,I.
ulriun, in life in which Ihos. are placed.
= ho are engaged in the cultivation of the
rn,lh. IN independence. in hrairhful
ness, il aIncnity, il eycels every other
Prudence and economy, and Il just csIi
mnic of his position in society, are regui-
site Tor II man in all situations; bul TO
wloc, arr Tho facilities 10 independence
So great a. 10 The farmer! Favorabiy
situated for avoiding temptations TO be
led away by The vuric,ics of society he is
.arrouniri with every thing necessary TO
comfortable existence. His life indeed, is
n aborious one; but labor is no cvil-il
conduces 10 vigor OF The body and Ger
tIinly, it is not in dlcress that happiness
is ever found. The very place in whici,
his abnrs are carried on IS favorable 10
him lie lives no, pcnt up in walls, and
in confined or insaubrious atmosphere,
hui in The free airs of heaven. with The
bnundlcss sky for roof and surrounded
by every thing that lovely is naturc, aud
calculated TO lead the mind from uarurc to
natures God. The sentiment of love and
admiration Of the beautiful works of the
Creator, leads Us to see him, and 10 know
him, and to udorc him. lie who can
;lod on in his fields, inscnsiblc to these
hcaurics, is truly Of Goldfish heart. He
IS incapable of experiencing that sublime
!Gye of the Deity. which uloue can elevate
the seal above the miseries that envelope
all wclily concerns, aud give him as il
were, = lorelnste of tho pure and exalted
ioys ol d !uiurc state