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ber6lt unD NriblinQ

fno Ole ein3isen Jabrsseiten sum
Pfan3en Ger Saume, Staueen II. {. 10.
Der unterfdriebene bsbisnt fb oaber
bisier @ele9snbeit, 6sfannt;umaeben bas er gum
9srfauf bat: pcrsi9libe Nspfsbdums, bis
IL Sub bod, Iprifofen, bis 8 Sue bod,
&irfbsn, 8 bis II, pfaumsn, biS 10.
@eenfaaS 9robe Sbattsns, 3ier> uno SIM.
mer9riin' 'Sdums, pOn alien 9sr1bisbsnbeten,
neblf elmer 9rcsen 8rlbisbsnbet frifbsr II. ims
merbllbsnber Ncfsn, &ebsn, @tauccn, fraute
arti9s pfansen, @smdbsbauss unb @artsns
pfanSsn, @robssrnpfanSen, en9lifb unb tlirs
fifbsn &abarbsr GparsslsBurssn, @artens
unc SlumensSaamen &c.
Ndes obi9e unb nod pisl mas bier nibt Bee
nannt 1T, 1T 9sSc9en unb wrb psrfauft in Der
8aumibute, nabe bsi osr &cnmlble uno Soers
rem edsrt's GfsnibmsISs bel
t1Iibael Saufer.
N. Q. 9le Sdume, pfan;sn, BurssIn &c.
lIno periibsrt pirfIb baS su fsin wOfir lts iDr
Name aus9ibt,
Geaoin3, Oetobsr 21. 3m.
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SerbeirNtbet.

-purcb ben gbr,p. 6rn. Saeob &lein, an 5
Oetctsr, Sr. 6iram Gulpn, Duiseonitn &.
ritorIum, init W1l6 Sara Wartiu bon gam:
burg, Ssrfs Co., spa.
-oureb peu gbrip. 6ru. g. Olller, am l4tn
Oetob Serr Salcutin Stbalter BON glIa6,
nit Oli6 eliia wsltlp Uon @umru.
an 19ten Dttcb., 6err 5enrdb Sod bon
8eaoina, init Olib W1arletta QDintsr bon
grcter Sauni6ip.
-pure6 csn gbrn. Srn. qDm. pauIi, am IA
ten Oetot., Serr Gamuel Grill nit O1l6 g.,
liiatetb Son Slieoa, beipe bon $aneaIter Go.
-am l5ten, 5err 6eurieb gnsel init Ollf
Suianna Sdrr, bcios pon Q8inoIor.
- cbcnfaas, 6err 0anieI seibel nit O1i6 Ga,
IA golIcr, 6eibe bon Ober Bern.
- am l9ten, 6err Scbannes Sauf init W1b
Sea Sloll, beibe BON GlIab.
DIN 81. Oetct, in pbilabelpbia, eur6 pen
gbrp. 6rn wm, 81, 9isb(, 9srr Sclspb s.
9tibter, &aufmanu in bidcr Gtapt, nit
Diff gilatctb s. Olebl, bon pbilarcIphia.
-ourdb ben ebrip. Srn. G. 8 Serman, am
ii. Oct Serr Daniel &lsin nit eer 2Sitt,pc
Cara QSupsnbammsr, Yon &ibmono.
-am ndmlltben Gage, 6err Sobn &Iein init
O1ib @atbarina Borfsrt, bon Nle6mcno.
-ebenNlls, 6crr &atrlel &lein nit OliB
Dina 0elt, non Siebmono SaunItbip.
-purtb Den Gbrtp 6rr. gonrab W1iller, am
l2, Oetob., Ssrr Soel Selpel, init O1i6 W1a
ria Nnna 9rollin9er, tsbc bon Oitrift.
DIN ndmliebsn Sage, 5srr Sobn Suebs init
WllB seab Sr6bn, tclet BON speif,
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Sfaae 9ristsl, Dahlsr, 5ercforp.
garl 5aas, &alftrennsr, Douglas.
Sobn 5srbein, Sausr. greter.
,:lBilIiam 6acsn, Mssssr, Neapius.
$epi 5artranft 9aalobner, 4mitp.
Samuel 81. Sill, Bauer, Carl.
Seorse 5slnIp, DO. winoIcr.
Caleb 5arrlfcm, gfl. ltnicn.
abraham Slein, Saucr, Ober Bern.
9amusl Sus, %. Maratamnp.
Stanlp Sirtp, 20. Olaiocmcree.
Seorss o. Scmp, oo Oaaratapnp.
sbomas lincoln, DO. gretcr.
9Silliam spbab, walfer, Yeif.
Sobn sInoenmutb, Gattlsr, suIpebctsn
Siaae Olaurer, Stbubmathcr, 1t. 6sipsltsrs
Solepb D1enseL Sausr, Dinolcr.
Silbert g. gassl, %. O(ep.
Sobn.S. pbiHips, 90. gentcr.
SIaac Neitf, 90. Olsp.
sUflbael Sanos, DO. ltnirn.
Sapette 9hdoler, Stubmaher, &uttaun
Sobn Stautfsr, Slsebi6miot, gclsbrccfcale.
Sobn S6afer, Sauer, gclcbrcofoale.
Saecb QDert, 90 Srctnof.
Jobn Wsnricb, DO. Ober sulpebofen.
Sobn Saharias, DO. gIa6.
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1m 90. Oetc., am GaftanIt BON Sobn s.
Saser in &cceport, Waaicsneref 9aunfbip,
etu !6aus unb $ctte 8runo, i'll ssnanntsn
saunf6ip, l Afsr sroB - eissntbum bon
Sacpt Barlst.
4m namlieben TasS am &aRbauIe bon
Iarcn Nlbrsebt, in $ansftwamm saunfebip,
elm Strih $ano bon 10 Ifer uno lS5 Nus
then. gbenfalIs, Elm anberer Stricb $ano
bon 8 1dsr unb 90 Nutben. gbenfaGs, els
ne QBpbnunH mirtbebaus uno Stcbrtanb,
netit Ider uno "a Nutben Srunb, ales
in $anaIebwafn saunI6ip. - gisentbum bon
OaOib SebulB
I,n 80. October, am Safbauie BON Siaac
Dccsr, in Olsp sauniebip, cine IDrbnuns
nnb Grid $ano, se!essn i'll Dcit saunihip,
sntbaItenb l42 N6er. -Giscntbum BON Dbi.
flip m1 &.
Nm namlihen Sage, am SaiIbau1s bon
Spbn Gcuaisr, in gumru 9aunltblp, cine
QBobnlma nnb Stridb <ano bon 81 2lfer ae:
lesen i'm senanntcn 9aunIhip. y gi9entbum
non Seorae Gpler.
Im 81. Oetcter, am SattbauIe BON Scbn
DlellCu, in Der Stabt 0eaplns, ein 6aue unb
aanjr $ctte Sruno, an Der gfe per 6ten unb
gbeenut Stra6e. - gi9sntbum bon <epi
- III + q III II 6.
2lm l. Gopsmber, ain Satbauls bon Q9m
Drsitsltiee, in 8i6mono Saunlhip, cine
Wobnuna unr Srib &anr, Ilescno in 0litb:
mono 9aunltbp, entbalteno 100 Ifcr.-gi
9entbum bon Dcter Gtcin nno Senj. Steln
Veapin9, Oftcber ID. 2m.
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g t q + b.

-am IS. Oct, in 8usecmtmanor 9am1hip
Snlanna Surbe, 9Bittpe BON sbspoor Sube
IS Sabr uno l6 Gage aft.
am IL, Oetob, in elIab 2aunI nI6ip, Saept
Ssfer, im S8tten $ctrnejabrs
-am a. Oct, in Srtfcrfcn Go. Sirsinien .
spriee Davis, frittsr bon bier, i'm 81. Sabre.
an II. Oct, in QBalbinston sannIe6ip,
5aeOb srsider, i'm IIter bon stpa eiuistn
40 Sabren
-am %. Oetb, in bie1er @taot, {cuis Vea.
ger, i'm 23. $ebeusjabye
-am 4. Oct. in Great 2Sallsp, gbslter Co.,
DIARY gmllp. Schter bon G. 8. Davis, bier,
i'm l9ten Sabre ibres 1lters.
am 90 Oct, III 6arristurs, @eneraI Soel
Sallep, i'm 67iten Sabre feines 1lters.
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On miro bisrmt glaoritt 9esctcn All BEN
Sercner, Die 8riepcnsrihter uno gonltabs(
Der senatbten gountp 9erfs oa6 le (ib III
erlaater 3elt, Tim 10 ltbr Vormttaas, nit
itren Ser3eidni0em 0esiItraturen, llutsr.
iuebuM9en uno graminationeu uno alien ais
bern erlnnerun9en ein5ufinben bateu, ,un fcl.
ibe Snae 5n tbnn, bic ibren Iemtern III
tbun Standardization Oiejcuiaen psl.
de pertunren 1no seaen bic @efanaeuen Die
i'll Dem 8efan9ui6e Der gauntp 8erfs (lns,
cbCr oann 1ein moseM aeridbtlitb III pcrfab,
rtll 70 ipe es redt Iein mag.
"6ott erkalte Ole EepubfiP ~
George 6ernant, Gbsrif.
Sbsrif6 2(mt 0teobina)
Odcb. 7. 1645. 4n.
g50ls 3r19rn unr Surors, fpclfe auf. CT,
la9te senrt pcraeIaben ltno, perorn srfuc6t,
3n beotahten: i'm Sal ibres
4u6bsltens nercen 1e in 8cmdsbqt 'pes
SGreee caSn aejwunaen. 9iGe2(nseiae miro
aut belcnbern Sefebl Der Court tefaunt ses
mafbt. paber ale 9lejenisen, rpeleben &c an,
9eRt 1ltb 6ornab 3u rihten bateM.
GT9ie Sriepensriebtcr burebaus cergaun
tp itnp ehrertietbisit erfuebt8critt BON SIC.
tcSniSaness uno Nntlaaen at einen ter pros
lsqulr enben Nnpalbe, peter Tiltert unb q.
sprln9ls Scenes, Csc, eni9e Sage Dor Der
Court 3tt maeben 70 taB Bills 3ubsrritet
iperosn m6sen, fir bas Saneeln ber Grano,
Jurp uno Die parteien, 3euaen unb teipcb,
ncnee Surcrs Feline 3sit perieren.
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I'm bic freisn uno unabbGn9isen Grpdb:

I'm bic freien uno unabbdn9ieen Grmdb:
let BON 8erfs Gauntp:
Srennbe unb WitbIrser,
Stb rritatte gub meine ban fba.
re Greenntlitfeit nno berjlhen 9ant, fir
bic gbre, Die Sbr mir burdb grwabluns gum
Nseorbsr BON 9eos fir 8erts gauntD cts
wieien Str bait mid ourb pisIe @hts I'M.
ter sroBe Serpfitbtunsen aettslt Sd mic,
berbole jest cas Dor ber wabl sestbrneDer.
fpreden, oaB i6 Die Imtepflebten treu uno
su@nrer p6lliscn 3ufrebenbeit aueiiben werpe
Sb perblsibe ebrertieti9it guer Srsuno
itno Derbunoener D7ittiraer,
Jobn 10. UYfon.
&eabin9, Oftobsr %. 3m.
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Sauern unD banbwerfer,
SDart Guer 6elb!

Gin 3baler eripart, 1T 70 gut ais sin Sta
fer prrpisnt !-QDun1bt Sbr Uor3isIite unp
mcbfclle '6artDaaren' su taufcn? bali ruft
an am Stobr psS llntsrIbrisbsnen, gfe Der
6ten uno pennitrabe, 8ebm's mirtbsbauis
sc9eniber-,pc man fnret Gin nsn uno aIan:
senpes Hdortement - teIonoere Uus9eIuebt
gum Slusen rer Bauer unp Sauomerfsr-
@tansen giIen uno StabL
patentirte 6ufefen 3u 6 Gent bae Dfuno.
Srfctmieoet u,selhnttsne9liael 1t. Spsifs
Sod. 26pfc, Yfannsn uno SeIiel
Snopfbance uuo SbrauGeu,
2(le Nrten bon Sobeln,
elmer, 3hber, 8utterfdGsr uno jeoe anbsre
Nrt gsosrsl1aarsn,
Sarten Dele, ssrpentin unb SirniGs,
8iicb: mo SafbcnsW1eiIr,
Scrslislide Shssren une Nai ilermefer,
ebs nno Sbte26fel Nsrte Seile II. Scb>
rer; Me6el bon alien SerIbiebsnbeiten,
ttlcr:lScrf5euse jcper 4rt
Srsnfens, 5alfters uno 6unoe. Setten,
6eu, Oiiits ,no Srob: :Sateln,
S6aufeln uno Spatsn.
llno fnr5 ein Dcafanoiees enforcement bon
Irtlteln, gu 3ablreIb gu bsnsnnsn; ipelcbe
alle init einem tlcinsn proft bsrfanft tperpsn
fir Saar9elp bel
q. Smitb Darling.
GeQbind, Oftober 7, 3r1.
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e aa I. { e

Eyre uno ganoeu, Iipsrprftlihe efe
Der Nrcb uno Slertcn Stra6e, phllapclptla,
tenahrIdtiaen aebtunsspoll ibre Srcunre nnb
Snnoen, oaB lle lest erbalten ihr Nfortement
bon foI9enocn
Scrbft Gtiterm:
Qupins Sbibrt Werino 9uh, ,ausaG. Sbatten
Omtrc Srans6fihs Sueb: W1antsl,
YrdhtiSe gaitmirs, bon gang neuemIuIebu
Shattirte galtm nno Oloslin bs Qaines,
Ottoman @almir6 Su md6i9sn preiisn
YrdCbtt9e Seioen Don Joerblfs Stplen,
Betbitlbors 2rmure Seioen
SbIibtfarb9s poult % Seies,
Sarbi9e grc'oe 9tap's u. Marisle8.
g cb q tp s &c. &c.
Sd 0tcDal Ms6lin mo(lene Sbomls,
@efdrbts @aImir unb SDibetsS dnwls,
Olcoesfarbi9e SbjbetsS SbamlS, isioe Sranien
Yrdbtjse ieipsn gbamIs, fbattrts Bars,
@rtra @r66e fbwarj Ottcm.isio. ShapI5
Sbattsnsssitrsifts SbibstsSbawlS,
Tsrferri lan9s Sdaml5,
Sran,cGide Sanfst Sbomls,
@aIimir SbanlS fir Oudfer, Qiilsn
Gdmbrif Suber, eanefhube ,e.
9. unb 9. aisbsn Dor 1tb al autsn 1Baa:
rcn gu baItcn uno gu masisen preiCcm fir
8aarselo gu psrfanfen QBir baben gu allen
3eiten ein Uonss 2(Gortement bon trautbbas
rsn @itern, 9u6en galtmirs, 9Beiten,sus
arn, Wlcslinen, tsim Stif posr Der Oarp ;
Bldnfets, Sitter bon freunblihem 9tpl, jcs
Der Scneiluns, unb alle 9lrten StapeI: Sitter.
81. 3. Gin libsraIer 4t5us miro rsuSans
fern i'm Gro6sn erlaubt.
pbilapeIpbia, Oft. 7. 2W.
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Gbomas Miler, Elm 8auer. nit beinabe
ieiner eanSen Samilie in einem @eIib.
fornfelo bsibdftiet mar, iein dlteffer
Sobn bic ftdrfffen 3eicben BON Wabnlinn
an Den Sag eelept. &urs oarauf elm
fdneerer Sruoer nadber sei9ten bic srei
S6wetfern uno Der Sater oiefelben befs
tisen Spmptome BON Serridtbeit, an:
lbelnldb ourb Spmpatbie. Die sipei
iSobne unn Der &ater befinoen fb iest
i'm Gauntp Irmenbaus. Wan bat 6off=
nun9 Su ibrer @ieoerberifelune.'
SrieOens gote.
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6TSn Soles bsS Mislinssns Der @rnts in
europa itno Die Srubtprsife blsr 9sffisasn,mas
an manbsn Stsasn InIas su SpsfuIaticnsn
9s9sben BAT. Osit osm Isetsn 9ampfftifs iif
absr bereits bon England bic Rabribt sin8es
treffsm oas Die MsbIprsife bort fbpn strpas 9e'
iunfsn iinb, mas pabrfbsinlieb burb bic ifors
fen 3ufubrsn ron bier psranlast wuros. Cine
Srefulaticn fonnts babsr leitt mislin9en.
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S6ertfs 9serfdufe,
Don lteoenoem GtQentbnin.

Ser Seberiff BON Ssrfe @auntp seist at,
bab CT oas fcIsenbe giasntbum an ben pabs
rsnannteu sastn uno pasen tfentlib Dcr'
fanfen miro, ndmlid6:
um 2oien Oetetr., am @afbanie bon s.
3. Dlanrer IN Srieoensbnrs, cine qBobnuns
uno Elm Strib $anp in Sibmono 9annIebip
sntbaItsnb so G6r.- Gissntbum bon Sobr
{eie.
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A Philosophical Discourse

Illustrating and enforcing the necessity of obey
ing the laws which govern matter, as we'll as the
spiritual laws ofGod, may be expected in the
Unlyersallst Church, next Sunday morning, the
2nd November.
In the evening the subject will be----"Reasons
for not believing (so-called) Orthodoxy"
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5uper9etban, bernad beoabt &C. -
Die sofofcfo Witslieber Der 8eGessetuns
pom SsnneGee baben bel grofnuns ibrsr
SlennS cine 2loorsffe an prefbent polf sr.
laden, norin le Jpn srfutben {tt afs @anbis
bat fhr sinsa aUritcn Gsrmia 3u mslesn, 70
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bab er aett Sabr Yrenpent tlsitsn parpe
Scr preIlpent fca It6 psiolieb arsern, oab
Ct 0eb in fsinsr Nntwort all bic COMMITTEE
au @unlttn bon nut sinsm ssrmin erflarts.
wr meinsn 5r. pplt foQts fb rsBwessr
feinen Summer MAIDEN; tpie bic Saeten jest
ttcben fam es sleihpieI fein, cb sr ftb slns
ttis fir einen 9ermin bon Sabren oper fir
$sbsns5eit erflart-wenn ct pur6feBt ipas CT
mill, ipirb ct pobl na6 pen erfen per Sab.
rem ieinen $aufpab tepommen.
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IN oer 1Doifencourt bon Serfs Gauntv

Jn Der 1palfeneourt bon Serfs Gaunty
csn ser @oto Nor llnb nun namlib =
Gh6auno nse flo. Bei einrrQSauIsnecurt
oeussn gio,nthums sebaItsn 3u @saoins,
Ses Me,,or3snenGn in uno fir Ysrfsgauu
cros Sn4,nan Iset, tp, am sten Nu9uft Il.
b;n ,nnG rsts,s,mn o 9. 1845, Dor ecnuetts
frhr, Ssrrfs Sntn % barren Sobn Sants,
''',f' Nv" pre0oent, unb Matbi.
as 9. Nltbaros nnb Sobn Staufer gfqs.
Niebter Der erIasten Court; be,piliate Die
Court cine Sercrcnuns al Die grbsn uno &C.
lesllhen Nepreientanten oss'ssnannten pers
itorbsnen 9scrs 6oflnan, in Der Ballens
court bon Scrfs gauntp su erGebencm, am
Sreltase, bsn 7ten Slopemter'(N. 9. l845.)
uln 10 ltbr Sormittaas. mas am nattitanse.
aetenen 9Saiienepurt Sage 1T, oas crfaate
lle9enee Gisentbum 5u psm ourh brn Sn.
queit bsribtctsn Wsrtte an5unebmsn ODER 3u
Ueripriaern, &c. &c.
Setati9t bon cem llrfunben Der Court
Ntteitirt:
TDm. Sb6ner, Cdr.
Nseoins, 9eptembsr so. 4ln.
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Sonoerbarer SalI BON @abnfinn. -
Oem publle Seo9er pom porieen Dien
flag entnebmen mir Soleenoes - ST.
plne8rope pennf. faet man, bab, ali
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ROTATION OF CROPS

There IS 20, now as gree, attention paid
TO the necessity OF Jldlcous rotation Of
crop as the subject requires. Let the land
be supped with all The chemical elements
Of RECITATION in abundance, il the same crop
is sown two or three years in succession, il
will be found deficient; also, when crops
nearly allied succeed each other. For
Instance, in strong land, i one part IS sown
with oats and another with beans, alter.
wards followed and treated exactly al Ike
and sown with wheat, the crop will be bet.
ter on The bean part. Although the csuse
has not been satisfactorily accounted for on
chemical principles, It would appear that
the excreions Of The roots of one culmie
rous plant was injurious to those Of another
Of the same family, or that the one snbslfaci
some peculiar principle from the soil essen.
tIal to its growth. In like manuer, red
cloyer, on the four course system, after d
ssnmbar Of years is found to fail, not, rs has
been stated, from a deficiency Of gypsum
tsuIphale ofI.me) in the soil . for the oppi'
cation Of that substance, allbo0gh attended
with beneficial results 10 some causes, has
not altogether cured the ey,b and in others
IAN instance Of which occurred ~ this
neighb5rhoodl entirely failed. Ia land Ja,
was sick Of clover, instead Of sowing It eve.
ny time of fallo@,. have missed Itsoacc I'D
y course, so that the interval bc!uecs the
crop was seven or eight yelrs This plan,
az fas as have observed B., attended by a
complete restoration Of the crop, md IL the
best to adopt N tho present state Of our
knowledge - Easlsd Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-07-25

FINEHARBoR DISCOVERED on THE
GEORGIA COAST


GEORGIA COAST.
4 letter from Captain tauo, Of the re.
venue cutter Crawford, to the editor Of the
Savannah Republican, states that he had
discovered Earbor within thirteen miles
of Savannah, having great advantages for
Southern naval depot. lis location is in
Ossabaw Sound, near Montgomery The
depth Of wutcr over the bar at low tide Is
twcutv.one feet and for a distance Of five
miles above the bar, along tho harbor, the
water il from four to six aud seven flthums.
From this point, ten miles, to Monigome-
~, there are not less than two,and.u-half
iathoms water Il, any point. The lower
harbor, according to Captain Fa,.o, Is
protected on all sides from wind aad Storm,
ard the country around abounjs with i've
oak, cedar and pine enough, with common
care AMI recultyalion, to build nay.cs for
our country for centuries. Montgomery,
says Capt. f., is he point where the French
Admiral chose ~ the Revolution to land
hi, troops under cover Of his frigates, and
suggests that, 10 another war, our enemie.
might land there, unless the Government
adopts some measures for its defence,
Capt. | urges that i BE- selected as the
site 81 nalai depot for the South md
+ il his statement does nul cyaggcrlte ~ al.
yaniages, tho port IS most admirably suited
for such an establishment.
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.yR.EE ECO.SU.ux
Fcon he Phila. Saturdau Courier

i'NN lANo SORN
MEssRs, EDIroRs Through the columns
OF your valuable paper, ] hope 10 make
known an experiment which adopted last
season in the culture Of corn. In the first
place, rldged my land on The FIRST Of May;
then took one bushel Of lime, one Of plas
ter, Que of salt, aud uHe Of ashes, aud mixed
them all well togeher-then dug the hole
for the hill, and in each place, | put as
much Of the composition as you could hold
IN one hand then ! put the corn on top,
and covered il lightly with earth. The eff
feet produced vas astonishing, II is also
preventative against The grub and all other
insects which luhabt the corn field.
would recommend 10 those who should
happen to Try the above process, that If
they could no, spend time sufficient TO put
mic tho hill, to place it on the surface as
soon as the corn begins 10 show ITSELF and
IL tho land is in ,olcrable condition | will
warrant them an extra crop.
In planting the corn, in which | tried the
experiment, | slipped now aud then hill
IN which neglected to put The compost
ton aud it was perceptibIe as far as you
could see over the field. think there was
no, bill missing in the field where put
the composition, bu where neglected, It was
destroyed by the grub, 10 great measure
This composition draws from the almos.
phere, carbonic acid gas, which is enc 81
the most essential properties Of matter in
the growth Of all vegetable Productions. Il
also absorbs, on au acreage, four times is
weight n water.
Upon a dry, sandy soil, it will prevent,
the affect Of drought in the months of July
and August--when moisture is very neces.
cary for the setting Of The ear.
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