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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Dick & Hill, survivors,, Circuit court y. S,
vs. Southern Dist, Of Mi.
Charles B,Greeq. In ChonceFy.
Am Monday the 9Th day of August
" next, | will as Commissioner APP
pointed in the above stated decree, pro-
coed TO sell at the Court House door in
Canton, Miss, to the highest bidder, on
a credit Of six months, the following
described tracts or parcels Of land, lying
and being in the county Of Madison.
to- wit:
East half southeast quarter sections
%; east half northwest quarter, east
half northeast quarter, west half south
east quarter. east half southwest quarter
and east hall southeast quarter in sec.
%; west half southwest quarter, east
hall southeast quarter, and east half N,
west quarter in sec. %; east half south
east quarter in sec 81; west half north
west quarter, and east half northeast
quarter in sec "a; west half northwest
quarter, west half south west quar-
ter, east half northwest quarter, west
half southeast quarter, east half south
west quarter, and west half northwest
/ quarter 10 section So; all in township 3
range | west; and west half northeas.
quarter, west half northwest quarter
west half southwest quarter, and cas-
, half northwest quarter in section 2
Township 7, Range | west, and
ALSO,
The following negro slaves with thei
i increase, to wit; Tasco, Miller, Moses
y Jesse, and his vile Nisi, and their chile
John, HartwelI and his wife Rache
Pierce and his wife Maria; Leonard an
.e Amy his wife and their child; Hear,
Jack, Anthony, Barry, Abraham, Fanny
ID Maria, and Sarah; together all and SIT
gular the building and appurtel ances
rs and about the several tracts and parce
10 Of land belonging and apportaining.
Bond bearing interest from date, VIII
If good and sufficient security will be r
4 ouired. FIELDING DAVlSi,
At June 90, 1850. Commissone
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
In the Circqit Court Of said County
October Term, 1870

In the Circqit Court Of said County
October Term, 1919
Charles Fisher,
james W. WHEY, side of tho Docket
Eliza f. wyley and Of said Court
Edmiston Hatreld 5 l. -,
A Nd now 10 wit on The 10Th day of
IA April, 1850, This day game Tie
plaintiff by his attorneys, and upon
opening complainanls' bill and It salts
ractorliy appearing that the defend
ants are not c~llizens Of this State
but resides beyond the Limits thereof,
So that the ordinary process OF this
court cannot be executed upon them,
Therefore it is ordered that the
| said defendants enter their appearance
in Court at the next term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse in the
town of Canton, Madison county, on the
first Monday of October next ensuing,
and plead, answer or demur TO com
pIainants' bill Of complaint, other
wise the same will be taken as con
iessed against them, set for hearing
expar,e and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly And it is further order
cd that a copy OIL this order be publish
ed in the "Mississippi Creole" a news
paper published in the town Of Canton.
once d week for two months successive
Iy, =.
A true copy from the minutes of sale
court. Attest
=, HENRY r. COULTER, Clerk
ABSTRACT.
The bill in this case IS filed TO fore
lose mortgage given by defendants
One The east half Of south eastquarteI
section 20, and the west half of ives
half of section 90, and the ncrth.wes
I, o.arterof section 80, all in township
!, range 2 e~ast-except 90 acres lyny
!, south Of the Canton and Livingston road
, Also North half Of west half of north
west quarter of section 81, township 9
range 8 east, containing in all 42O acres
, with the implements t%hereon-to secur.
he payment OF a note made bp defend
! ants payable to the order Of the plain
tiff, $l4,s6, 85, dated Canton, May 80
I848, and due one year after the dat
= thereof. u,
$ T c. UPPER, Sol, for COM
: JuLe 20 80.
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.gust eCeiVed.

A SUPPLY OF FARR's QUININE.
n the very best brand-warranted
pure. For sale, at the sign Of the Geld;
en Mortar, by
PRIESTLEY & MOsBY.
July FL, AZ. 45-If
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The state of Mississippi, MADISON COUNTY.
In The Circuit court, April Term 1850.

In The Circuit court, April Term 1850.
Joseph Woods survi-1 Attachment founded
wing partner Of Yeal- on 3 prOmissoTy pOtes
man Woods & CO. dated at New Orleans,
1879 vs }lst April l845, each for
Moses Ridley. the sum OF $S,56OOo due
2, 81 4 wears after date
made by Elizabeth Ridley, Wllliam A Rid-
ley, Samuel | Ridley James A Ridley, and
Moses Ridley, administrators Of Henry Rid
lev, deed. PAYABLE to tho orderof Moses
Ridley, at the office of Messrs Dick y bin
and endorsed by defendant, Moses Ridley to
plaintiff.
Aud now to Wit on the 18th day Of
April, A D, 1850, This day came the plain.
tiff by his attorney, and the attachment
in this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling to
to appear and repIevy the property and
estate levied on, and plead herein; there
fore it is considered by the court, that
unless the defendant does appear here
on or before the first day Of the next
term Of this court, (being the first Mon
day Of October l850) and replevy the
property levied, ind plead or demur
herein Judgment final by default will be
rendered against him, the said Moses
Ridley, and lie property levied on be
condenped to satisfy said plaintiffs debt.
damages and costs. It's further ordered
by the court, that a copy Of this order.
together with a SPECIFICATION of the cause
Of action, and the amount due from the
defendant to the plaintiff, be publisbod
in the mississippi Creole" a weekly
newspaper published in the town of Can
ton, county of Madison, AID State Mis-
sissippi, once a week for four week
successfully, and that all further pro
ceedings herein be stayed until the mex
term Of this court. ...4
A true copy from the minutes afore
, ATT ArresT:, HENRY COULTER,
f c 7arpley pa. clerk
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DY virtue. Of a decree ofthess uporiar
A1 Court Of CT ancery of the State 1T
Mississippi, made on the esd day Of JAM
nary, t84g, in the above case. will 90
First Monday, Tie 5th Of October, 1850.
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed 10 sell 40 the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter Of section %, township II, range
la, VIM J.. benson, com'r,
July Is. 1850 45vtd.
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THE STATE oE MIsslssIppt,
Madison County.

Madison County. i XXX.
By Tue PROBATE CoURT OF SAID COUNTY,
March Ferm,i1850. sgH4aI.
EHE estate OF B. L. Barnes, decd,
having been reported 70 and, daclor
ed by said court insolyent; Notice is
hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate Of said .deesas-
Cd to present the same 10 The indersigl-
ed, on or. before the Cd Monday Of Qclo-
Der I85O,or their claims will be forever
barred.
j. T. CAMERON CEk.
March is 80 81 6m
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G. W. HENDERSON
NEarshaI's sale.

Dick \ Hill ''< so"tt s1s'i B j.. Sia'' d
Elizabeth BrickoI.) ,Srat,:,'P Hs-ne 10 1859 $50
Y virtue OF the above stated Pluries
Nd feri facias, 10 me directed from the
Honorable, Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Southern District Of Mis-
sissippi, | will sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash, on the
1st Monday, 9Th ddyof august, 1850,
before the Court House door in the town
Of Canton, Madison county, Miss, with.
in the hours, prescribed by law the fol
lowing property, to wit; II
/ Sofa, / pr. card tables, | doz. cane
bottom chairs, ! doz. rosewood chairs
/ pr. mahogany extension dining tables
| s~ideboard, Q or 3 bedsteads, 2 bureaus
Q washstands, l clock and sundry olhel
small articles.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy the allow
stated case and all costs.
FIELDING DA WISE
Marshal for the Southern District Of Mss.
Pr R. FLETCHER, D. Mil
July 20, 1850, 46-tds
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County. +
I'm THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY
April Term, 1850. !.
TVHF estate of John R Grigsby, deco
Il having been reported TO and de
clared by said court %insolvent; Notice
hereby given to all persons, h0vln
claims against tho estate Of said decea'
ed, to present the same TO the under
signed, on or before the Cd Monday {
October, 1850, or their claims will b
forever barred.
By order Of the court,
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: TATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Couaiv.

81rrin n sS"s SOWHty.
tOoURT-To OCTOBER TERM, 1850,
Aa& o.. J Attachment for sos 80,
y on a Promissory Note,
Cray. dated June 8, 1850, and
J due one day alter date.
Sachment in this case having
y returned to the Clerks. off e
Naf'' duly executed, notice is
i.sn' that unless the said de-
SSatge K. Gray, does appear
aelore said court. at the next
On the first Monday Of o.
1885,, and defend The said
~ S~sn' hlal by default, will be
sslast him, and the estate at
made subject to the plaintiff
es and cost of suit.
SsY R. COULTER, clerk.
,lsso' pig.
47-Im
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July IS, 1850 45ytd'

The State Of MiosissippLl Htbo circuit court
Madison County, OF said counly.ly
t,.APRiL TERM, 1850.
Edward R. Lewis On he ehaneoTy
Dixon Hall, et al said coWl.
A ND row to wit, on the 18Th day. ot
"A April, 1850, This day came, the
complainant by his solicitor, and upon
opening complaluants bill, and il salts
ractorily appearing that the ~deIendan-
Dixon Hall, is not a citizen Of this State
but resides beyond the limi;s thereof 50
that the ordinary process OF this court
cannot be executed upon him. Thersr
fore it is ordered that the said delendt
ant Dixon Hall, enter his appearance i'm
| Court at the next term thereof. to be
holden aL.the Corrtahouse inlhe town of
Canton, Madison county, on the first
Monday Of October ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur 10 complainant's biz,
Otherwise the several allegations therer
Of VIII be taken for confessed against
rim, set for hearing exparte, and The
matter thereof, decreed accordinglY,-
1t is therefore ordered that a copy Of
disorder be published inthe "MississIP
pi Greco e." apublic newspaper, publish
ed in the town of Canton, once d week
for two months-und 1t is lirther order
cd by The court that this cause be con-
tinted until the mex term Of this court.
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court. mR u * 4
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MORE new GOODS!

HEARD LMONABD 300
A RE constantly receiving fresh sup
IA Plies of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from Newly rk.
They have now in store a full and
complete slo k Of goods suitable for the
season, among which are the following,
TO which they invite The attention Ofthe
public:
Fancy Sumner Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Beragcs, plain, figured
and embroidered. Fancy, "lain, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain Sw ss' and Jaconets;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Prlated J~ackonets;
Organaus and Tarleton muslins
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
Bald muslin, "A for l2A cts.
Lawn H'ds., all prices;
Fine GrassL wH'do.
A Large and well selected stocl
or Thread. Jackonet, Silk and WovC
dgings and Insertions.
silk AMI Blond Laces;
FritI aud Figured Bobinets;
Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves,
Handsome Assortment of
,onnet Ribbons, Hats Tor children,
Flowers, v renths, Bonneis :" F..
t.oces Tor Bonnets, Fame, a great variety,
, Fancy and baick silks Hosiery,
PorasoIs, Lace Capes, RelcuIos,
Embroidered do; Combs,
= French worked. Canes, Buds, and Fancy goot
, " Cellars, Cuffs Of all kinda.
hrCALL AND EXAMINE 60
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Malis gn COMM.

NkHH{SgH COhaty'
INruE CIRcur CoUpr-To OcroBaR TERMt 1850.
nroloek & rnompsop I. ,o@,,. 20 s Ss,.,
4O56. dated Frbiyv N85O,
George X. Gray. ~ a'sa NJ.
TyHE attachment Ag
u been relurNl The clerks othce
Of said court, daF .xeculed, notice is
hereby given. thut pqless the said de-
fendant, George L Cray. does appear
here on or before said court, al the next.
term thereof, on the first Monday Of Oe-
tober next, 1885, and defend the said
suit, Judgment final, by default will be
entered against him, and The es.afe at
tached DO made subject TO The Plaintlh $
debt, damages, and cost o. suit. c,k
HENRY r. COULTER, cIerk.
l. M. SlMMANs, p. q.
July n, 1850. 47-lm
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
AT CANTON, MISS.

THE JACKSON MAIL
except Monday Daily Except Tues,
at6A M. day. at II Am
THE COLUMBUS MAIL
Tue si1ss''
Saturday, 81 at IL NJ. Thursday, & or. NJ.
Monday, Saturday,
THE LEXINGTON AND YAZOO MAIL
Is due, Closes,
Wednesday, Tuesday, }
Friday, and al t2M. Thursday, ! at 6 A. NJ.
Sunday, Saturday
THE VERNON s LIVINGSTON MAIL
Is due, Closes,
Fds'%e' "oAH. S %o5ay. saS or n.
THE MADIsoNVILLE MAIL
Ms due, Closes,
Tuesday al Il M. Tuesday at a Am
Friday at P M. Friday at 9 P. M.
THE HILLSBORO' MAIL
.iIs due, Closes,
Friday at P. NJ. Friday at 9 P
THE RAfFoRD MAIL
Is Due, :,4t2 Closes,
Saturday at II A. M. Saturday at liz A, N
uncu nmEurr nnVrnu
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The state OfMississippi, MANSON County.

The state OfMississippi, MADISON CoUSrY.
In The circuit court, april Term 1850.
Joseph Woods suryising1 Attachment loun-
parlner Of Ysateman, ded on 5 promis.
Woods 4 CO, sorry notes all dated
1880 " NEW Orleans, LIST
Elizabeth Ridley, Will April i845. each for
liam A Ridley & James the sum OF 1850 90,
A Ridley. and due 1894 wears
after date, made by Elizabeth Ridley,
William A Ridley, Samuel Ridley,
James A Ridley and Moses Ridley ad-
ministrators of Henry Ridley, decd,
payable to the order Of Moses Ridley,
at the office Of Dick g. Hill, and endor-
sed by Moses Ridley 10 plaintiff
Aud now to wit on the 18th day, OF
April, A D, 1850, this day came the plain
tiff, by his attorney, and the attachment
in this case, having been returned duly
executed, and the defendants failing to
appear and reple, y the property attach
ed and levied on, and plead herein
Therefore it is considered by the couri
that unless the defendant appear here on
or before the first day of the next tern
Of this court, (being the first Monday o
October, 1850 and replevy the property
levied on, ana plead or demur herein
judgment final by default will be rem
dered a%gainsLthem, the said Elizabeth
Wllliams 4 James A. Ridley, an,
the prog klevied and attached /
the bonds q garnishee, be condemned
satisfy said plaintiffs debt damages an
costs. 1t is further or cred BY the coul
that a copy ofthis crder, together Wit
a specification Of the cause Of actor
and the amount due from tie delendant
30 the plaintiff be. published in the Mi
. slssippi Creole, "a weekly newspaper puI
, rished in the town of Canton, count
/. of Madison and State Of MississlpI
once a week for four weeks succe
sively and that all further procee,
! ings herein be stayed until the ne.
+. term of this court
Atrue copy from the minutes Of Il
aforesaid court.
ATTEST: HENRY R COULTER CT
e G 5 TarPley, pa, July 6, 1850.
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HENRY R. COULTER Clerk.
ARSER AC " ---. ~

The bill in this case is filed against
defendants by the plaintiff to subject
defendant HALLS CaTriage,to his claim
at S99,o5 in preference tQ the martgage
lean Of defendant Grantland and Smith,
and the Attachment lein Of defendant
W alker-said plaintiff = herein claimior
work and labor performed on, and mo
teriaIs furnished for the repairing Of
sad carriage tl.aH = 2}sE{9
s LAWSON & 7FoRD.
Soils for Compt.
T,.u on roam
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L,gDFES, FAIR.

ut is ID contemplation TO open and sell
n during the next few weeks, q great
variety Of Fancy articles, Fine Col,
ogane &c, de-. bought for the Ladies'
Fair" and their Beau.
A fey packages just received and now
opening by PRlESTLEY & MOoBY.
June q, 20.
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POST OFFICE nouns.

POST OFFICE HOURS.
il HFOaice open every day, except Sundag,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Eight to Nine o'clock, A. M, only, =
L WIN. PRlESTLEY, P. NJ.
Aug.6, 1850
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WIS up. MIL,

NG associated themselves in
~ Nv Of Law, will give their
@u'on 70 all business confded to
Ts 70 the courts Of the fifth
gllce d few doors below 6. w.
y August 81. 1850. ba-tf
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THE RAfToRD MAIL
rs Due, x Closes,
Saturday at II A. M. Saturday at liz A. NJ.
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DIR. KUHI,S
Abyssinia Mixture,

For tataefhs. Influenza, Costivt nsss, Pile. Gn
vel, 6eoot1i,a. elect, fluor Albas. OF lt
Whites, Weakness, obsttuciions, &c
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Making Stone Fence.

With US The motto GU d be, whenever stone
we're temoved from the field, put them into
wall. II ten rods cannot be made, make five,
and the mex, lime the field is ploushed and
mofe loose stones appear make five rode more
but do not throw them into the corners of the
fence, nor into the street. As TO the kind Of
wall, we should Ike to see posts With two
wires connected with a wall. If boards nte
put upon tho posts. the wind frequently moves
the posts ond lnIures the wall. We feel con.
hdent that wall with wired posts may be
made one.haf foo, thinner than when boards
sre used, aud yet be moro durable. The posts
nigh, he smaller, and the cost, on the whole,
much less Cultural and gazette.
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.7GRICUL TUR.7L.
~,
d9Aesssss
From the Dollar Newspaper.
A Fact i'm Deep Pi0ushing.

Having been for long time, an attentive
reader of the Newspaper" especially tho
farmers department, and having seen msny
articles on the cultivation Of corn, have con
cluded 10 give you my experience Tor the last
two Yeas. Previous to that had follow ed
the old plan Of shallow ploughlng and high
killing. Now for the other way In the spring
IF 1910, took five acres of ground that had
wheat On it the year before, and had for a
umber Of years been rather hard run by sow
ing 10 aheat one year and placing to corn
the next, until the surface soil was worn so
low that twelve bushels of wheat aud Sry or
fly Of Germ was en- average crop. On The
five acres put eighty seven loads Of barn
yard manure, The esealer part OF 1t straw on
ly partially rotted, and piorshed it as follows
Taking tso teams and two poughs began
by turning a iurto. seven inches deep with
the first plough, then followed in the same fur
row With the other plough, turning another
furrow SIX inches deep, making thirteen inch
es Of soil turned. then narrowed and mark
cd it out, lnsklng the rows iour feet apat, both
ways, end planted On the 22d Of May. As
soon as the corn Vas large enough to folio"
the rows, cultivated it GU, both Ways, and
had man TO follow with hoe TO set up he
hills that was partially covered up. sent
through It twice Afterwards wi h the cultlva.
tor, bu, made no hills, leaving the surface as
level as possible. cot il up The II h Of Sep.
tember, and from the five sctes husked seven
hundred and SIX bushels OF ears. Nov don't
call this bag crop, 70, an well aware Tint
1t can be beat; bu, It shows the difference
between half doing work aud doing 1t we'll
/ The corn was hsued of and the ground sow
ed 10 wheat, beng ploughed as deep as spau
Of horses could plough 1t, aud from the same
ground have this yrar harvested and thrash
ed ore kundf.d and ninety bl.hels--.hify
sht bushels to tic acre. | have managed
ny cofa GROUND in the same manner this sta.
son, aid ffon present appearance shall have
as good crop as | had last. [. X.
Hea T,rmHion, o 1850.
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From tie DJllar Newspaper.
Vocation Of the FARMER.

Opinous often cxisi that the calling Of the
farmer x'tenely Tow and usar and should
be shunaed by all respectable people. Moth.
ing can lie more absurd Such wlId fire no
tons evidently omahate from weak aud mar
row MUD. What g!addeus the heart more
than the sight Of we'll cultivated farm, de.
cern'ed with substantial dseiings and on,
buildings, and with sn abundance OF fruit and
ornamental trees! No better evidence do we
need 10 lie convinced Of the industry and thrift
u the owner. Such scenes never fai, 10 i'm
press one favotaby.
o ten do &C hear tho inquiry, chow do
you manage to raise such abundant crops
grow such delicious ftuli-kecp such beautl.
fol sloek--and be surrounded by 80 many Of
the real Injuries Of life Indeed everything
about you Looks 10 smllinsiy. Everybody
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Benefit flashes 10 Corn.

As cultivation arc requested - send IN lacts
the result Of ca elul experiments, and the crop
has become the glory If our land | viii
state the Circumstance Of an application OF
aood ashes that were applied to that gan
many years ago and n''ed dosn at that tine.
The variety Of corn cultivated vas hard eis ht
tosed White, having small cob.
The Objects aimed a. wrro to determine
shelher wood aches &C ed Leuefc ally 10 the
crop, aud 10 ascertain The proper quinllly aud
her proper efficacy, ~helbet leaebad OF uu.
cached. The col aas q strong deep loan,
Which had given d far crop Of corn for slx
successive seasons, vaf{ M l41e, cave 10 be-.
ing effected BY favorable OF adsetse summers,
with no other manuring Than the usual qusn.
tity put INTO the bills, at planting time.
Previous to ploaing. barn yard manure, at
be rate Of ab7gt GOO bosbeI, to the acre, va.
spread over The ground; jlsl before the second
hoeine, JGne - h, ls27, selected four roa.
Of equal sizo, sud sigor that had no missing
hd's. - parcel No |, 20 application Was
msde. To parcel No. 2. one Gull Of Irached
ashes VAS sp5lnaied about each hill. To par.
eel NJ. 3, orc gill Of unleachcd ashes was ap
Piled Atd 70 parcel NJ. 1. tao g.ll. of eleh.
I'd ashes we're gwen. Al! the four rows grew
ux1rlantly as did all IN the field, and during
The various Stages u grosth could discover no
q ference 10 tbe 20 Of the plant, ths rumbef
81 ears Oh a s.a K no' IN length or husk In
fac' they appeared so very much alike 10 all
rtese aspects, that doubted heller should
fiad aug inequality 10 The measures al harvest
time
f Yd the rcsul', a, harvesting the crop, on
careful measuring, vas that the ashes had il.
creased the quapllty 10 each Of tho rows where
II was applied over that Of the one 10 ahlcI,
none VAS put, at least II per cent. Rather
the gtea'es, yield Vas obtained from the row
10 sh.ch one gill Of Ieached ashes was given.