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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-12

GREOiOhNA . LIZ Eh0-
The Presldents drawing rooms will be open
ed 60 Tuesday evening next, and every alter
nate Tuesday evening through the winter, for
the reception Of company. ~ m at
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-12

In the speech alluded 10 (mode on the 18th Feb
ruary, 1923, the powers of the Vice President A
presiding officer Of the Sepa,e) MIR Van Burrn com.
ments on the attempt" Of Mr.. Adams, in his inau
gral address "to trace the origin OF the two great
political parties" (which, he adds, "have divided
the country from the adoption Of the Constitution TO
the present days" and, after rejecting MIR. Adamss
theory, he gives his own in the following words :
They (the two great political parties Of FederaIst
and Republican, arose from other and very different
causes They are, in truth, mainly 10 be ascribed TO
the struggle between two opposing principles, that
have been in active operation in this country from
the closing scenes Of the Revolutionary war to the
present dsy-the one seeking to absorb far as
practicable, all power from its legitimate sources,
and condense il into single head the other, an
tsgosist principle, Iaboring assiduousy 10 resist
the socroschmsnh and limit the extent Of Erscuir,
ssssAoeity"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
VIRGINIA LEaIsLATURR.
HOUSE or DELEGATES

f., MoND.f. jan. $
Re'ai-iiea. B, Mf. Paffiaii. Thai the cl,,t %,
he House he directed 10 pfepsfe. ate, ne ,J..a,n.
hen Of The General Assembly. an .nti,,rn. 81 a..
aeeison, oi ihe House OF DesgA,e. "a m. ..,s,,I
eonies'ed eleciions helofe .alI house ,tnr, a..
-aopii'n 0. the amended epn,illui,an. el,.,.f ~.
inc qna''i's a'ions snd disqualification, Of ,,,,.
ao'"fdhs 10 The Constitution and laws. .nj ,.l,r,,,
the decisions thetson under lhef up,,ao,,,,. ct..
see VIII saiia5, reference, 10 eunatrli,,, ,,,.,.
= me same when completed 10 se p,,,lej ~ 49,.
pubic p''n'sf, and lad i.etre The General A.,.n
oiy, Of INC" neat sessisa. Lad up.n The t.ils
The House ihen went lnlo an ele.i.o, :, II
10 M the vacancy o"ca,,aned b, The d.,,a al 49,.
>ammef' Me"r. smith. Mcnma.. q IA r.
s'h And panhaf we're nomiasied. The 6,il,,.
" as the second halloi. "'"hs
Dor David MComa.- Me-r. AB.o,,. ~,
Del alton Van ba'ed Pssdision Of RI. 81
'a''n'n "''ns'n of b,,eioan M.fednh RI.
~ n"cahsi4am b'~ock >Asl,oa Lacy A., -
!. !. hafi"'.e b''adu' IhomsIn Of DlnsrIl.. e.. y
: :, = * oafneiI k.ih M4r.h.llofr p. a." =.
y osa iai'iefre Perelston u G A a -
aff'' 4's' Of osssn.siilr ll.n... ST, a..
lea Iia.i'hsf lgssi H.ls.s H.. e. e o'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

sdaa. lie urzei fha.n. after provo ~
laf 80 a|IfafY ana aasa. deiee re- e ne
eaHHIf,. $50 HaH18en's fhe Ere's e'tk
ofiarrs# Improvement
aH..e4h asa#. i-ts. = daaroe
49, ulsss.s=aI - Heza n.s Boss s'i's
.1er sIg4a.I ~. aH.s,H#8H - iaIetHa.
m4fateusH - He ''#arrai t'sser'
n,af Ilrl.# H4f .H-.el however. IA
eilae Ie#s'e afaa fbe -8hfeei. % fe,i
sl.ss. .sf a. lie "a ~ SESSION ssff-t
Of fest4aeas |as.-l rouefrss DECLARING
40 pevef ut r.pzfess 10 aFPf1tua
~ uek of ihn CONSTR ueiIsn ~ tnsafaft
pos fsaIs an eaaa#s
ro as Ias1 fs4au
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
d
ny LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.

SENATE
Mi s'"'gesn ffssstisa the ius ssssts.l u rafsrn.
Vt Ha'fsa e"1nis. Pa a.sias ~, r..lasassn a
l.s,iage
Nh Choair. Ii, ,aernati a iran ci,.,le. :,
AID pihcr.
MI h'a'''. inm ihs fina.os tomra.,ies 10 =. A..e.
"a' i"i'r'1 ihs hi.i 81 Mr. Nj Daa.s ., s.,t,..h.
''fa''' Aei a'd 'and'iy and fes..s ihr eit.snr
iSfh feraned. ifoiu nsJafiiy Il ti.r t..n.,,,t,.
resolution iiai h. bail ,stia.ri.l ana IA. "a
'eeihh 81 he Ia suseir al ll4s Can.t,ta,,s-, -
"a' hall So fai.s roveuar. On m. s,,.,,, a Al.
p he fcsiia''"o and Gill were pnsssJ at.I -.
panied anit svsIar nett
III mofse. fesalaiiss hat hs Pfe..5sn, s,,.
''iee 10 ofes' buisin OF The dr.te 4 ia. s.,,,.
ah'ai Tee 81 siisls II me cuas suslc.s d So
""''h fHasidcs iaf ihe JOINT ,scruJAiion OF ~.
o'rs9n isutory. wa then taken up
taHeiy 81 ofihH'u, prevailed =, g. The g,srsf
disposition Of th. rrsslutla. but II 80, 6a.il,
I~s' isaneJ until Monday nsa
ihs hal pa.-ed 10 the liouss fe.issine The fne
10 General )aehsa. ma, fe4d i~ice AMI felefrel 10
ihr Jadiriaty
ne Senate ~sai into Elecaii,e .es..nu ,.m.,,.s
a'e" "'"e ihefeie frfeffe.l ihs IsrminatA.a OF A,
SPENCER a. al Asscisis Jn,ure OF The Sup,,n.
-'a i'leeied ihai Of Nj snehen a. solcisof
OF 'he General Lsnd ufilee
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
= ehi tf The establishments ii nai,onsl f,,,a.,,
''f cannon. inisodpced by Mr. B.dlack va, tet.,,.i
b. Tue seiett e''mmiite Tho .uh,.el
4 bali 'niiodactJ by Mi Dean 81 ohis. IL ,edue.
The aY Of sena of. asd Representative. IA C.s,,,,
aud all oihern OF the oasefnmsni. ~a,r.sd AID
reletfeti 10 inc Srirci Committee On R-,,-,h,..,
IAf SPEAKER announced thr rules and nfl.,, 4,
ne ne diminished bas'ao., oi lhe nstnins hour.
Ibe P~ip nenent Of aetiaa ut.sn iArm a. e,..,l
nc house dnfing The morning i.o.r
Inc presidents messase ~as tskea ap anil ihs
fe'ets"or % that patton feslie The an tra, ssn~nI
% we "e'iefh nten. MAS debated uuiil The house
ajJlumed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

'n.ff'f eH3fNsf & fAc "a siga lgAfs A-iersea-
ALW NORk. Jan : lsla
The r,Y = ial 81 go f-3alian is thr Altar
nj Pemery 4 cr's la.i tank bat a, fuaaur, arc ,,.a
What {. ~anicd hail aai, glse ,..u the ,sf, a.
1 told " Ne.sf. J. .mer,y a ca taegnseIHe,
Thaf.1aY afr fnasn. .aspirian, were tleiied ~
h"haie at"ai man Ramcd ll.nl. ffofa b., having
anne manef boxing like ihAI abiatn,J innn Inc
iSsl Trunk Bank. "a. .ffesiel. And atria euame
nation. implicated Mr. iaia Ra.i. ktei,er OF the
; 'acaso Home, Win ~as nu fu1ay inafnin,
arrested 3, The Sheriff Of Eue ruunl.. AID nt....
tiams PATTON. sane ipar thousand dollar. BAND Of
m'neN @htrh can he deahded with lhai ,sien.
"ihafaed TIE car were Juu iea,ins sffAeu.e
when his hsrP' ne.l. anJ We arc WITHOUT iurhrf
authentic information
Banks has lang heen susprciei snd LIZ nam "a.
gwen i ihs ei'crfs Asre The ffuc II he 5i.e "A,
but neither IT, rof his kfasn asssrtstes have ,t,e
been sren. II. has uBce asfafr been arrested aud
must lrll ri"an siofy 10 get II Nf Rl.i :.
represented as fnaa ~ha play. Yer, dret.ly. bot
ht' 70 eds vii ~ ALLOW that lie 1, al al d,shsne.
lie Il man II properly and 1aing yer, pf,Gl.ble
hasiness "a h, hotel. AID ~ fcpuisii.n Ia, hefelo
fge stool high.
The B'nbs and brokers' are N gfrsi glee At he
pfspro 81 ihe recovery OF Their mse, and the men
MAJ! i booked ipf with sfesi snieiy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
MAMMOTH lcruoIIst -

MAMMOTH lCEaOusE la m, R,i,so AL,
"afe m Interesting DESCRIPTION OF The icehou .e.
"a maj 'c'nhy on ffe.h Pond The NAN b,,,ld,nr
=" 'npie VAL. - f'uy feet slsh. On, huod,rS
a''' ninety e'ehl ieei vide, add aae hundred ana
,.he' hine iec' LOG. and capahle Of oe,,,i..,,,,
"' '"pr thousand ton, OF zee The wan, az
~. ~ connected and between are AR spaee. IN.
% GO slowed away are ali cot af an eousl
1''N 10 sun The dimensions u The resstsaan
10 pace "a lost. There are five r.,i. to
li's' hsfe n'so niapase one hundred
= ''"' s's"' by .rteen leei, where all The
'aa' are sp~ed; also a building n,or,y..,,h, g.,
ny 'eseniecn and hall feet. ,hr,u,, .h,ch a..
zee passes Va the cas-. The company have car.
,u'n =" 'htF own purpose, AMI ate erecting fur.
MS zee "ade Is one Of the ms, prohiahl. and
's'rA'''s Vi which Mn.sehu.su, eau b54. Of he,
"a 81 gias'ias.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
SUPREME COURT or rnE UNITED STATES


NIlfllIa4i JIMMY :. IrII
Panusnl Ia Law. the, Supreme Coau met ih,.
morning At the Cuu'l t,,tm 70 The Ca,4id
Ptr,enl. II n Roger Is. fancy. Chief Jus,,re Haa.
''hn Mclean, Hon jaime, Wayne Hon J..hn
Gairnn. and lin John Mrkiniet. Associate Jn.,,cr.
o. nairn q ihs Attorney General. VIM. n
sse~an ksq Of Maryland. .As admitted au Ai,o,n,,
and Ceu"scaf OF thn Court
The ah'ei Justice announced 10 the Ba that lie
1ouh would tomments the rali oi lie docket 10.
f'o'fo". under HE 3G,h rule .couft
Adjourned iill 10 n1offaa 81 o'rlaek A n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

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90. 49,. ........ - ..sI .,llls
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.5=4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12
MARION CLAY cLrB-w,,.,.t.,.-., d.

- III we are informed thar
our Wing friends Of Marion had +, u,,,t,t., -, -.
LAY Club IA fafmsnt on Monlay ls.t oa, ~
'o'mani 'peass ui he meeting 30 lne ie,n,.-S,,.
Ha' u "as"eii attended and cunIucles m A .n,tt
=" ana manly Nay that the Car men Of Na,,.n
are ~ Inc spirits aud predict that Mans, o,,,,,
VII rive malpfty iH Harry Il Tho we.,~ n,,,
tail ID you hear that bay.'- y IS Jsa,sal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

TIT WIG STATE CONVENTION -
Iats4es. saaa - f4sft A. taos, e, a~sf 8. - rae,
isf knes4 ls,atta drlsr .ie. 50 tl,s tg s.f,
hand ~ ne W. C..,ssaii-t S.a.s Ia. ltslst
rAets5as .aeiet'it. hat~ h.ea br,aI5ns IA re-
anaa. p4a. ct ne SAFE ga pssts s'.a private
esntes apc,. ~ .terr lsaI nm - fafnaae.
.fofr Wefs sfsulrr ifaa .~f d. iao 70 ias s.4d
81 uaHai Hu.ie On gong inis iise ,tsei 80
hthrhi q ff#ees rsa pssstas ~ m lHsiisu l|s -
s9utffsd eHh Wine wi3v rnnra i.lf hsfs. A
H,eif hssi was So alnrnts paiaIiar = kiCk AffsB
INDIAN ul fpHt ass bsffsr ~ ifrs raiiaHa
hafaY hsAmg Nhfg. o. Is in-efii., ~
.iSdts ktrLaeae Fasfwra r., ltlri 6stc-
la ~ "a aftiaf. bret ~ h. tssd nssnsisssA sad
ssitll u ne lhiief i1srftied Cat aaHa ~
s,lafit'--ils k,tiabsof 81 Lett They pst.0d aP
% The M iisasr. bs,iHf csfnr aii lie WaY iraH
lirkmg county s. fsai.1essisrd - show hat ths
Licking nhr.s Nrfs drittinlaei Ia ,usiai. ibclt
R'ffe.ruisat~s Mf Nhnc mafrhtd ai ihesf bed
ADD de.isffd s.afi sieerh O.. lfrm 81 ii.aiiuf So
Nrd il"sse. sirf nhich The f.li -. caiir.l and
''n'e Hdiuifsiil' s4as 81, isr alai, iliI,
so III 'hafus- Ne .Aaa aats maeA lare.f
tou,c "a usH "a, expected ahbaa.h ihs '.,sas
ate wtcithed aid thefc ihi. moe iii.i rna,gi,
.n'" "a make rv.n ne uaiiai,a ih.eaug .iste ~rt
and .iiFFcfa w anticipate hafmoag sHd ,gau, ga
The pr ee.iibs, Of size C-u,en',..i aa4 ha.s.,s
a''ufsae' thai Jeesai'' I'D cadluir, f,i.ated
10 Nuke rNep caeos-ian and isf a.4de al 49,
iraia preference. u srrafe 6 a. iceiasf an .st
eoss'
Fiefe - 10 hc rfrai and cfthnsta,i,r sa'heuus
81 he Wings. thi' evening al winch s41ie-se. asb
DC f'i'crcd hy a6ir snd 9I'Hns uishoS nh.r. insin
ssfiaus paris II ihe Sale
J. = Yri 4Hile uncttsia 49, vii fccrive ihe
domination l'' Sosefsaf. bat itf e,i confidence
ei' that elihrf OF tic rnflh. men shs,r sfs
.''>n al : lar n"fs ihaH uuatA iaf lhr L.1.lsso
ea'd dale. ana VII he ifumFhtallr cietied s,er
ehe Vii h'' a''erd himself. - tiifa and lcs.faeite
10 oh la, t.eW,'-O \ Jasraaf
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LsrEn FRourIut,.,

Fifs H'sizafaf - Nea 1sfa lt..
Hsr. y ifssfesH $500. e ll#sa.s4
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feff 4saas. Ifftsil. sss - fss es..
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a
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hHss las4s .g@ssa - =hHa Ihs -
ssfssf
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1.ef.asa usra.asss bai ehfi. hs.s Is.
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AGRICULTURAL

III u N = T. Z u NJ
i"r ann"ai tareinss ui iia~ isoaad Si - -
"a, e''''o -i'i Bfa'As C.ss.a, Asncoi'af =
y ~ ~ hsld Al TIE Aunnss Hoes. Nhs, 3
'hi hstiAS. be- Of fehn.afy n.I.. 81 ! o'fiss
VI 10 Dc ie'1.ne he gfsm,sin.. 10 t.e odelsd
ne ei.eii'sa' b, ofJsf q The sssfs -
la IL Ri wllySof
S,rrEi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

bhu IL WITNESS. The Pfasie enc. Chr,n.
zee 'al' NAT one Of Tho psrs,ss artsled 70, ne
murder Of Nh. spragne had bog. which va. ken,
confines after h, nrssief'. lrfes, and add.
The dog belpnsing 10 Nicholas. Nh,rh Ne h,,.
nen'"oed hefeini,fe hasing b-en pf,b,hly q, ,,t
'he muriefers al the time iho deed "a, d.,,. -,
NH'en has been N rasindy. va, ihn tnof,,,ps L.,
loose lie appeared at once TO mrs. b,. mat, -,
went Al once TO the house 81. search II Inn
-''' hiaing The o'9erl II his search lac ran III
on me lfack made hnn hi. master. h,,.c a., a..
''a'"r- ne in.i'"ed The ifaek Ia HE 80 4ma. snd
"e'ee "en' 10 The RICK near ihe .pa ahef, IN.
''hlef Wa committed Theme. h. pr.Hre,lej T..
pa'' over HE whole erouug 81 The mufde, ,n.,r,,
"D'u'' aud Thea took The back itsek so ne .naun
where he san aud al v efe ioand. All th,nt,
back to Gofdon's house
SERIOUS ACCIDENT O., s,t,,l.. .t....
.asi. whist Me ira.n Of car. nom C,r,..,l.aI
Baltimore, passing between III. -
4nd The Point Of RocL. a man nan.B ~, -!
VISOR OF The road. rsei wiih VERY go. -.
winch placed his lie in imm,oent 49,,
- ." TUE o1ia1Je OF Tie car. " hi.si II va. M
= , '"''''h aud IA extending Ia, head out SON.
,sa,tS, ~ '''N " oil Was right II struck po.
"' "S" 'een planted neat N. tack. knorl ,n, ~,
-. - us -"'ou 10 The ground. HIS head
',' -, mingled N several places The undo,
-. - va ana ms neck iauoh ,prained A.,
49, ne nearest hsaase, and rsoeived ever
- -. - i'"fs'o'an was Immediately .@nt Ia IA,
-. . a'f'se A. The last accounts. Ia. ~.
IS - ne" as could De expected. vet l,,,, w.
''-'S i>'I''e- VI ~ 'ssyfsf l.-9.t r...i..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

MARkihD-on 1ns.isy The 9th 10. = !
Aisistsi,F tH.shsnsh.a eeanif. Pa ~ 10 2
Jane. iianet. NJ JOHN BAIRD. 10 ~" =
RAT oiLfiiIEs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

hfIlAshD --AiAe na,a ~, = -
N''i-'i's 80 -" ras..ii'sfns's'. Aa,fF f--te
ne M fa.ssaah' sassnttai.aa fs.afs4 =
sesiI TIsts a. nl-vl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

r'epa.i''oa la .s.n a.is 30 its l..,,ss
f.nssssissn's - MI. kssushst L. 6 ,es=
es-s"fas'ssr - pfrfan asials.uf i,ag.asI.s. III,
Cst Fagist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

d'. A'fi. IL, ~a.', eiss,,1 My, ~ "a
"a Nsfs5a, LIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-12

III 'lnte n sir Naylsf. i.gelhcr snh several
ifame tussr, nccayied ag e,iafed person. IA NASH
ias 9n ri', aefe eas.uurd ~ i.fe ga ssnda, lasi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-19
APPLE BREAD.

A Frenchmau has invented and pfac'lced
with great success, method OF making
bread with common apples, very far snPe-
rior to potato bread.
After having boiled one third OF peeled
apples, he bruised them while quite warm
into two thirds Of -four, including the pro
per quantity of yeast. and kneaded the
whole withou, water, the juice of the fruit
being quite sufficient. When the mixture
had acquired the consistency of paste, he
put il irto a vessel, in which he allowed II
to rais4 for twelve hours. By this process
he obtained a very excellent bread, full o.
eyes, and extremely pala,able and light.
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Davidson, Mary Davis.
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-.TTuRE OF THE CUCUMBER.

.'The best and most sure say OF raising
cucumbers, is to dig holes in the ground
about one foot in depth at the distance re-
umred for the hills, then Gil these holes
nearly full Of leached ashes; cover them
over with about one inch Of fine light earth
SOW on your seed, (bul not until your seed
is we'll soaked in warm water or milk, and
cover it over lightly with fine dirt.
The ashes will prevent the worms from
eating the seed or the young vines. As
soon as leaves begin TO start, and the strip
ed bugs begin to ca, the leaves, 90 and puck
handful of iansy and lay few spear:
around each hill, they will socn move OF
for some other place, and will not trouble
you any more. Hoe them two or three
times, as necessity requires. Try thus
manner Of procedure and reap your rich re
Genessee Fdrmer.
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From the Georgia Miscellany.
TIE SWEET POTATO.

TIE SWEET POTATO.
published abou; year ago, saw an arti
Gle Oh the culture Of Sweet Potatoes, from
he pen Of MIR. Mckinley, Of Oglephorpe
county, which seemed 10 me TO point out
he best mode OF raising that article, and |
resolved TO test the pian by experiment.
Accordingly, early ~ the season prepared
my ground BY a deep aad thorough plough.
ing, and continued al every suitable oppor.
UNITY 10 plough it until the season should
suit for lrausplantinI my slips. This did
not occur Until the l0.h Of June-at which
time set them out. The mode which |
adopted was as follows: | first laid off nv
ground by running iurrows with long wide
shovel four feet apar;-then followed each
iuFrow With long scooter, and that by
long coulter. This done, furrow on either
side OF the one laid off was run 10 the same
way-frsi The shovel, then The scooter, then
the coulter. TIE bed so prepared,
smooihed off with hoe, leaving il fat on
top and but slightly elevated above The sur.
rounding surface. 10 the centre of this.
fifteen inches apart, planted my slips; they
gre" OF remarkably well, scarcely one of
them dying. The cultivation was the
same as gave my corn, only there was but
Two ploughlngs and two hoeings, and was
careful that not vine should be broken off
or covered up.
lhe soil in which they we're planted was
light and sandy-not rch-aud the Weld
one hundred aud seventy bushels from two
-'tnrds OF an acre. The potatoes we're
yams, Of the ordinary kind-and such as |
had Cultivated 10 the old uav for several
years, and were, on the average, doubly as
iS5ge as any | had ever raised before. The
yield from the same quantity Of land was
shearly double.
They we're dug soon after the frs, frost,
when the vines were partially killed and
the ground dry, when found The soil il
which they grew, as light aud mellow as
the day they were planted. put them Up
10 house, prepared for the purpose, uaJer
my dwelling, covering them entirely with
saBd-and none have totted excep. those
which we're injured 10 digging, and those
only before they we're housed. | am so
much pleased with my success last year
that shall try the same plan again this
being careful. as | was then, to select the
largest potatoes gor seed, believing that Do.
taioes, as we'll as every other plan, mus,
degenerate so long as tbs smalies, and
most inferior seed is used 10 paating.
Yours truly,
f. L. WITTICH.
Madison, Ca, FEB. ooh, Is44.
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ENIGMA.

ENIGMA
Though the ocean disowns me, sit on the sea
| reside in the forest, but not on the tree;
fly with the breezes. but not with the gale;
And although the base of a mountain dwell,
Yet ne'er am found in the sweet yerdant vale
Tho in all precious stones, yet never could shine
Ia the diamond that's dug out of Golconda's mine;
! am not IN metal, whatever its kind;
Yet me in the silver of Peru you'll find
I'm in frost, and in snow, but am not in ice
la sunshine, and summer, and spring rejoice
Though not in the garden, yet still repose
La the green summer. bowers, on the breast Of tho
rose;
In the past, in the present, in base and sublime
But not 10 eternity, neither in time;
Although both with angels and mortals I'm found,
was never in heaven, nor on earthly ground
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