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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

SUICIDE FoG LOVR-A yon,a man
bt tlc maine oi ilenfy Mum. sgetl ri ve,rs
nl' testdtl SD UnioHfpWn iu iaponc comt,
luIi3ua, committed Suicide on SUNDAY cte,.
m -tl last, by -ioo ingbims Ii wiha uu.
An uausipIOclicl attachment for "a ,auns
wds thc Causa oi ile asl act.
A passenger vas kili-i ON Ca riir,,3 D..
tween Nargnail aul Detroi,. Is jess B,,. -i,..
by putting his hf1d out at tlc win f,n vt5i.,
iHe cars were Bee mo iou.
TIE ULTIMATE M-Pb.ffr f.r p,
OF Fuyr1t saws an Iowa p8p,f.
EEohE JAIL-0a S'n'rL ,s.ttt
'.i NH.eitI, convicted oi @islu.e.io
i.fn oi ltsl AoEist court AMI ses.
" % hHi Who's sutan.f. by a
"'t " .H' -Ia'uw w8. remirtel tY
i"~ili-'HWHi iu Gee f,ltUruiisfe d.rus b.
natural .ir ht'ar icom Iad If is s.afUI -.
''e, ',i m1de bis Pen.
TIKI MAHOGANY TRADE ,t.
','ni "'''u h'nd1rss to t4. Il il,'. ,
i.li ac.olH H t1 information. derived t.
u'' s.ln Use cuttings ol iHe pr
Aeid uti nHf ete tlo. co., ta. -.
IutflllNl apeirial f.ef
ANEGpOTE- eaaiIaf a..f.
on His desiA bei DIS Ctapiaiu ihinains t...
l"'t hin 9id @ VIII BIZ . oiti1etuls 3D.
tcf "oiid. NO, never, stluuI.ii te III,
iug m1h. - am % Wit hc a n-oll.msn ~
washington Irwin Dos Boo pr.p.llt.1. so.
w s'uulf publish q Ldfe ~ so. a.e.f.
Ia' DHg .iu- Hons. oiH afg Sn1.
c1mb-tiaad, Ml oue OF tac ma.t ,s.,.bi
nin 'us oi hiieeHauy uosntv. ws. I..rIo,
% 'l iN go 'i3u.it Hilbt, Elnieuf. ..trI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
PUBLIC MEETING.

runllc aErriso will be held ia the CITY
Han on next rharslSy %eycniug. tie min,h oi
this nroa'h al early caadlc Fighting. Surr
nArn CLsssSs, Esq. viii addoss thc meeting.
and Coz rnosrsDS Is Invited by Nj C. him.
sell 10 sticnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
WAsHtSGroS. Apnl 2.
UNITED STATES SENATE

The Prcsiien, laid before the senate a mess.
age ioon the President of the United States
~relaiiye To the treaties with the Seneca In.
dams.
The previous orlers were suspended. and
the senate. ON motion of Mr. Ashley proceed.
81 To the special orler ct the day. and the
Oregon debate mss resumed.
The Senate then went into Executive SIS.
sion and soon after adjourned.
ilOUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PASS FTHBSUB TREASURY BILL.
The Rules were suspended and the House,
without having the Journal read. went al oscc
into Committee of the Whole. Nh. Daniels
of y. e. was csllei to the Chair. and ia five
minutes the debate was going on upon the
Sub-rrcasuy Bill.
Mr.. Davis OF ny. resumed end concluded
his speech IN opposition 10 the Bill.
The Bin was reported to the Committee AT
} o'clock, AMI The amendments agreed to cen.
emlly without yeas and nays. The provision
requiring all the Government dues 10 be paid
an gold aud silver was canned by a vote OF III
% Il and ne BIZ Gaaily passed by a ro,e Of
l23 20 %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
NOTICE.

The seamstnss ladies Of Wheeling. Riichi,-
town. West Wheeling and Martins, lie. an
respectfully inyit,d ~ attend mecting TO b.
heid IN thc City Hall on TUESDAY, 9Th inst. o.,
2odock. + NJ. Punctual attendance i, re-.
quested a. ,l~tc j. business OF importance 4,
b. 6Toughtt~fo rhe msc,iup.
w erdcr u Seereiury.
Anil ith. 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

WAREHOUSES no 7 MONROE SrREEf
VIII sbbsCkiBERs are prepared 10 mise
u AID Keep ecnsisnily on haad a. ihs soo's
establishments. ell kinds Of cssinss. Go Ans'
ffsrhlin. Bslioua and Cannon sssves. % Ell 'Ec'
s"o paiiefns Hollow @sfs. Wsgoo Boxes. rosk'
Iss''oss Crates, fiai irons. Sugar end Wash ks''
ilss a.. Q complete sssoumebi. We have Jp'
received some splendid rsHern. fos Psflsf Cfs'f'
'he heaiesi ever hfoush' 10 ihs city Persons ~"
intend butid,nE ere respectfully requested 70 sisa-
10 them hspfs pufshssing any eihsf kind. We
hafe ? isfke gttestfy u gaiicf1s for Mi Otahts
ne oesi 10 the piacs' ~hieh Ne wli make 70 ofao
- ibe lowest rates slso Thfsshing hsehine 60"
ings We viii ais continue 10 nssufscsuSs he
aiuffeni hinss q Pioughs ~oo@Dis,e. Ussd 10 "a
seciion of eounify, ard wauah,sJ equal 10 ssg
ns5s % ihe Wesisrn county. We Will ~afps'
81 psf Castings snd oiher uofk doss AZ ouf ssisi~
nshmeni and 81 ehssp o. can BE- @sle IN PHts
.ofsh. tihcinnsu Or my other esishiishmeai =
~ cry fefs'ns wishias 10 pafehsss sny sniee
"a cor lac viii piesss give a. q call ed sssmips
So itf mstltss
orl HAMILTON. BEslioRE 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
Ohio Coaniy April 2nl. 1916.

j. 4. WHArroS. Esq.-Bs pleased TO an
nouncr DANIEL NJ. EDGlNGToN. our
late efficient msmhcr. a. a caodidaie loo the
house OF Delegates at the approachiog cleo.
uon. MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

@ The ~ae Of DAY Goops to-day. 10y Nc
assignee ofG : Boon, at his store or Main
street, - wonlg OF attention. See Advertise
meut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
THE ION, uENGY CLAY.-TM.

fHk HON HENRY CLAN.-This dis
tnguislrai gentleman, who has resided la our
CITY Tor some two or ihrtc months. lrft u.
yesterday afternoon. On tha si,imbost Alrt
aUder Scott. Mt Clos wiiI s.op 4 fcw dn,,
at Natche1, and then visit 81. Louis befn,e
returning tc kentucky. IL appcars 10 b. in
excellent health.-N a. Pioagune.
We arr glad toh,ar Call. the Pniloi,lphis
u. $. Gsts,,el that Nc. Clay l. IN excellent
health. Long may he continue thu,. There
iA a conhiencc among ihe people. when the,
know that such a mm Is alive, even though
he h. odt of the National Council. Tn.
Romans kasw that Cincinaltu. was at the
plough, TO which ua payment Of his som,
debts hal san, him, saa uhcy dill not despair
o' u'e mation. AZ tn las, honr. when the
Nolscn, thc Eauii. anl III Ppnestines seem
ell read 10 plough Italy, aal 20 harrow Rome
they could call the illus,dous patriot from nj.
contract, ani bd him save the nation.
The Ctacinaatus OF the West j. ready W.
Joe his country. IL, may love the q,iet OF
his own Ashland. aud feel IL incumbent Z,
direct The plough, or persuade a jury. and pre.
Ter these 10 Ia tolls of public lite, but ri,
name - a tower Of strength, and lo win h.
railying point when danger shall drive IA,
people irom their party leaders. or their m,,,.
az personal agrauii1eneni and ia nation sbsl
confess hat she derives her sllct, ani horlo.tc
from such q devoted son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
WAsmSGroS, April ,.
UNITED STATES SEN ATR

The sub-ircasury bill from the House wa.
rec lyed and referred TO the Committee ON Nj.
nance.
The Oregon debate was resumed.
la The House the Cumberland Road Bill
was discussed, without action upon il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

% 81 LOUIS.
E The SPLENDID Pss.eree,
IL s,esnsf 90 DORADO q
sr1Sg Maslst viii 49,. n.
be above sHd .onsu.,f...
-, y n'siay nu ~ me- stlO J'c.ca A 81
POI hsis hi 80 Iasssre sarfy 81,
~ no srON s Mills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.

Thomas =. Moore OF Kentucky TO bc Indian
agent Tor The Indian tribes on the upper Mis-
sour, vice Andrew Dhpps, removed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
utnH ,. frFFfT. rt
JEWETT 49, ~,aNAe
ATTORNEYS ATIHwOLH'

DrstNres WilkFtlNC VA.
'siNbSs enirlsie5 10 ibssr ESQ ~ a.. 80
re '.j''nag eoonfss vii 20 promp,ly ~.
',fs now made mch arranrsmsn,s =. ugl
os 70 fse immsiisie auenfsa ss : IN so,,.,.
80 mug counties 81 w,nrpe, Gsem.,v
'elefsYn a9d Relevant To- Ohis
'ibee 20 Mss6 Sifesi. rsaf Ne V,frni, III
~ . s@"t JLWEIT a ALExANDFH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

CO The Saulu-hy Cts and Mansfield
Rsi'rosd Is completed and ia aspiration. lis
DC mles long sad takes passengers at SIPS.
and by express train az sl.15.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
eTE
a I'll PORT OF
Ssr&4M WHEELING SS4rhv
REPORTED ny cuAs. ~. urnn,
AHRIvAts

NEAlfAts = DEPARTURES
- boais ior ~ last . hours. ending yes;er.
dug 90 Z O'Clock. Il. AZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

The Missouri Reporisr-cdited by the veto.
ran Democrat, SHADRAcH PENS,-thus speaks
OF the leading Locoiocos of Ohio
II seems that q. r. VI. Davis did no, have
the honor be anticipated, OF making a sbeeeb
AZ the bar of the l.. 5. Senate ON the 10th inst.
The slandeners OF the Times have received A
menicd rebakc. The ModaDs. Robinsons.
McNalty Sc, Of Ohio, have long lived and
grown rich by slsnaering other men. and II
any one has confidence in them. he must bc
entirely Ignorant OF their true character.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

MEXICO.-The New York Gazette has ,be
follow ng information. derived from . rentle.
man from Havana via Charleston. in { days
Ihc Juaniia arrived al Havana on The even.
ing OF the 22d ult., from Vera Cruz. Which
place she sailed from the 10Th ult., bringing
adVices APP 10 that day. aud by the CAPTAIN
we learn that a great change had taken place
IN The state oi our relations with Mexico.
IL appears that Psrcdes has been induced
'a alter his tone, owing 10 strong manifesto.
tons exhibited against a war with the United
States, and that Ifr. SlifeH. our lsisi,isr
had 0coH duly notified hat N, Gouerrmoti
'oerc readyi 10 consider propositions he had 10
make on 1chag Of orr GorcrRmoni, and tha,
thefe eAIste no doubt but that the matter
would be speedily az adjusted. Arisla. and the
troops under las commend, had pronounced
against Paroles aud the war party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

HoMlClDE.-Andrew Rodgers has hocn
arrested Tor s%lebblng Stephen Rogers, at Hart
iand, VT ~ that he died two day afterwards.
Rogers was IN liquor, and the parties were
quarrling about a woman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE \


MELANCHOLY SUICIDE ~, learn
lu'm ID correspondent inst Atf.. B.r,p laI,
~ wealth and ,]tsudiue r..rIms about -
milrs lt3m MtlilctoWn. MI. aui ae.I lf,l.t
% years pat au end to hetcsis.e n,s ot Mon.
d1Y m"taiHR about dit light. o. throw iur h.t
u oHt ni the gInatviuioN t~lue ihrre .s.
ucs bigh) ui hel dwelling. ami cutsiur lrf
death aiHnst inWe iia,rly. W. eos .i,lsul
TEST Mo- D. had bacn pluialiy ishotins ul.
der un oh ration oi mind ever -ino- tbr l,sti,
oi irf bu-hlui ~ John Usfr. Who dici t1
August iart ifum a stroke ui aporlctf. ilst
enjoyed iu iiatCbiug bi- h,ul. 40 imr.i
wse iHld over ibe bel, 81 Ms D..uaIav .f.
dici rutrrri it accordance with tme above
i4cts
MEtANCHOLY DISASTERS BYFlOoD
Ii, i8-f fnc-iCtou th, SH~lehauua bias GAUSS.
tHe i1s nf se,crili,cs. uil.tekIkrsaki-
30 Wiui-lf. Bnpone roluIf. 81. S.. .u
ut. Wssltlf sAi Dap Irl ufIt1 uf fI'
.ofu vi t.off iHlou Weit. ,y uIi.. at
i.HrjI1- ia uu.s U. iIiir r. W..h fHs.
lHH tb. ,H 'mgua at tot plice Tl.
ul STAGE uI.. II. oliver suI tIurr fi.
ulu. u.' ll.a8. w#r. swept I'D ia
oii.u H t1 COOS. III. O-ofelrrfh ou Wei
ne.il' u.ht Ibs tsarh aa.ef c~..ln,l
tn tA Hle tliH BIZ slI-1 reported THAT ilfa
of iouf iuHc rlilrn of Ei.ia Tbgm,. 81.
ClrHo tou. on fia D.i1vafr ,ter .1.t. b,t..g
'en ctrt.i ol ou q ost. 60 fi.e
So eas If from a
i1il beg Bstou De- pa naaf l..t. anil a..
tnr llt, wa Irl upon ,h. DOOR 80.
/ 0l hcf b1ust-t GOA. 19f. p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

NATIONAL FAiR.-The City Council Of
Washington have unanimously adopioda res
olhiion granting the use OF the City Hall and
Ground, for the purposes of the National Fair
To be held IN THAI city on the 10Th of May
At The same time the City Councils also au-
thorzed The Mayor toappoint ten special pol
ice cons'abses 10 act as a day aud night guard
ior the protection OF The building aud proper.
when may be sent from different ports Of
the Union To the Fair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

fae paskrt Noskshire arrived al New York
on ihe - ins, with news fron England 70
III sth March.
Iee news thus received is warlike. ba, the
or1nion 81 tsc hngiish pr-ss are mescly an
ch,ttcrs-ncc stscf iiic receipt of a lit,(, ~.
p~nolcan spirit. II will. however. ptohabi,
~, OF like that "a pssl champagne.
In Switzerland had atdved out with The
o"1,on notice solutions, thathaa pass-d tb.e
npase oi Representatives. They increoseat he
w-E lcciiig LONDON.
The hnglish aud French funds were aeouS.
50 an consequence OF thr new, from the Uni.
led States.
The r~laiicos between ENGLAND and ,he
Onitrd States had inCteasvl ,he bulk Of the
deSPatcltc- lot the Governnr General of Cana.
81, u.t also iot the Governors ot iluc othei
Norui American provinces. which Were Sul
on un th Bra ulL, from ihe Colonis. office.
The cotton market bad Ir.hti, improved
MO McLane. the American Minister. had
= i-rn prevented iuOm dining M SIR Robot
f,'ls in Consequence OF continued indisposi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
SUB TRFASURy nIII

ihe bpuN thei went limo Committee al
u'e Whole on the Sub-Tocasury Bll.
% memher, who engaged in ihc debate
Were Mrssrs Gddcr. of NY. Hafmon-,p ol
Ia sawyer of Ohio, Daniels. of y. G. Jos,s
OIL Icun., Hunt, oi y. T., and Davis. Of Ky
Inc Committee thea ross aad The lIouse al.
joumed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
i.i~r OF ~LErrrns

ENNINING 40 Ihs WhTeIInr fsi Wire ~
ne The Ia day 81 April ist6
Po'-Hu- calling ior ihs-e ieis's shouiJ -sy they
10 adsefuscd. else they nay 80 'ecsitc theta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

OtFlNG TELEGRAPH.-The wires OF the
oitng Telegraph are now laid across the river
above B~lackweli's Island, and communication
wall soon be had with the Coney Island sta
ton. II was feared that lhc lead pipes might
serve TO demngc the magnetic influence on
tie wires, but such is not the fact, and il bids
tair TO work wcii.-N. y. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,

Nc hemfy oi Ky. asked that the Rules
should be- amended - that there should uni
iof'ni'y 81 action on oil appropriation bills
ne malonty refused 10 allow the motion To
lie made. "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
Topsoil, .Ner Hl1orer CO., " {,
NADER.


WIS is It that such a vast amount Of
money is annually paid by his TO foreign
countries for ths article, when We have a
soil and climate so admirably adapted for IL
production ? There is no good reason Why
We should imror madden, any more than
tia. We should import wheai, pork, or
cheese. lis one Of The most sure aud prC,.
table crops 10 which the American farmer
can turn his attention. II IS no, subject 10
be destroyed by frost, ou,h, insects, or
farm stock. The demand FOR il is lucress.
ing in The same rauo with our manulac
lures.
James EaIon, Of Winfield. Herkmer
county, has cultivated madder for Il years
lie has madder Of three years growth
planted at the rate Of 500 hills 10 the q
ere, lha. viii yield. If dug the present fall
over 3 lbs. to the hill; TINS he vii not da
u" yea iiONa '"is 'aiI, "ueh " wiz yleIl
4 lbs. or over to the hill. lie has othel
madden which at years growth, will yielt
81 cwt. 10 lie acre, merchandise madden
|! may be veil togiys notice to The reader
Of The Cs.liyaior, that no siI be able t,
NEE, orders for seed The present fall. |
will be sold, boxed, and delivered a, Utica
at 81 80 per bushel. It requires bush
els to pIaut an acre. Piant on rich, me-
low, dry land. An acre Of madden, pro
perry cultivated, and Of four years growth
at $40 per c"l.,-the price he has obtain
ed for hs--wII amount 10 over 5000
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
nOTCHhISS'S
Vertical Water w heel.

-N consequence Of the very great popularity
a Nhch these Wheels have attained by the use
Of nearly 1000 o. them ia different parts Of the
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights IN North Carolina, 80 q which are 70 iull
and sucees sful OPERATION 10 Cumberland County.
" hen properly introduced, they nearly double
the value a. The Mil, aud IN quantity u worH gen.
orally tar exceed the most slnguine expectations
Of the ownets, many Of whom re gruileutn Us.
uugu,sEed Tor liar science aud practical sam,
who have auesttd to the value Of Ihis unpfs We
ment The Nh,,ls are mote durable, end mere
easily kept ia order. when properly put together
than the common tiutl,r Wheel. They all save
onc-ihird d the water. and run well IA bae@ VA
t,,whCn there Is head aboyc. The speed OF he
Saw Is Increased 10 more lhdn double the Strokes
per minute.
The price or an individual right Cor ono pair Of
Wheels - $50
We refer among others to the follow NJ gentle
men saluc O y 10 have mad the W heel 70 ope-
ton y month .ayse, and from many OF vi hon
&C have eeftheltrs highly approving Of
these N..t I'D stating that their St@., ~ith
ih.s IN tu,e nj, cut $500, 5000, $500, and even
a. high a. IJJO icet day, aecotdiaS y she heal
;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
A GOOD COW

A correspondent at Lyons, y. Y, in.
forms Us that he has a COW from which wos
made thirteen pounds Of butter IN l week
from Q h'o l6h Jcne.) Her milk was
grass feed only, and DO extra pains were
taken with the milk. lie further states
that on the 20,h Of June, the nj yielded
BY thus COW weighed sisty.one aud halt
pounds, The COW ran in red.closer pas.
lure. She vas got by Durham bull, and
her dam vas mixture Of HojderueOs and
Ieeswaiet blood.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06

the same plan Of cutting down aud resting.
The growth Of weeds increased very per.
ceptibly towards the las, Of winter pillow.
ed in The weeds, aud in the spring planted
in corn, the crop yielding ten bushels per
acre; again Gu, down the stalks, &C.,
which were succeeded by dense growth
Of weeds; powed them in as heretofore,
and planted one ha,f IN Baden corn, the OH
er half our common corn. Produce-Ba.
den corn, "a bushels per acre; common do,
l. bushels per mere. Again cut down The
stalks, which afforded an unusual parcel Ct
liter 10 sptead over the land end While
am now writing, never saw uote luxufl
an, growth of rich weeds. intend plant
log IN corn The ensuing spring, and may
reasonably calculate on on increase OF one
fourth Of the crop. And here you will par.
don me for little moralzlus, which |
deem, while on subjec, OF this KIDD, not
al all cut OF place.
Here you see is land reclaimed from Ut.
ter sierlilty and made productive, and this
too BY no extraordinary exercise OF skill OF
industry fof know that | am ye! in my horn.
book 10 the science Of agriculture, which
IS as much science as any Of the learned
professions bu, while | survey even my
unskl!iuily cultivated fields, and enjoy she
happy feelings which !. inspires, | am over,
whelned with gratitude 10 my Maker who
has so clearly indicated that true felicity
consists III obedience TO his will, in acts o.
beneyoence, 10 suhdulng and culliYaling the
SOIL and IN such avocations as are caIcula.
ted TO make Us wiser and better men point,
ing to the gardens Of Epicurus and Of Shen
stone, rather than The bloody fields Of Ar
bella aud Of Auslerliiz.
JOHN D. JONES.
TopsOil, .Ne,r Haaorer CO., v. {.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-11-06
Middlebury, " July ls46.
From the Cultirdtor.


IMPROVEMENT OF WORN OUT SOILS.
Mr.. TUcKER-As every one has bis own
peculiar notions, have thought | would
give sou my experience On lhe Improve.
men! Of poor land. About twelve months
ago, read work on cacareUus msuurcs,
BY Mr.. R.fia, Of Virginia. As well as /
recoiecI, the auho, lays It down as lua.
dsmen.al a1lym, that poor land camel BE-
permanently improved By puttesccaG IVA.
udtes slone While mounted % lavon,e
hobby, especially # IA auU.es pleasantly
and willingly, Ne are 100 apt to spur aud
fog the beaf to death. Such 10 the en-,
thusiasn 9Th whoa this very respectable
author has got asltIce Of his hobby OF cal
csreous mauures, that he IS disposed to VI
Getyalue all others. /, is an amiabs GRO
he has laien luio, and without al all under
re''a- Tue true value Of his laVorte manure
80 ~ lliN 4Ne0bt VI "l O"h % PSl tIilAS
Aoou, eight years ego, began to pfac
tee The enclosing system on on old dei
containing some 30 acres Of barren sand
no.4srg else appearing u the compos;tioI
%. 40 soli. should say that five bushe
Of corn 10 the acre would be tue maximum
under the best cultivation. ordered s,ocl
to be rtgidIy kept of. 1t clothed Itself tn,
first year IA isw sckly weeds. cher
cultivated It 10 corr, and after husklng o.
the land, cut down the stalks and .hucks auc
chopped them in three pieces, giving i
twelve months rest result, manifest in
prOvement 10 the growth Of weeds. | a
gam cultivated ID coru-,he crop much bet
ter, bu, still producing not more than sever
or eight bushels per acre. | tbeo followec
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