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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

TIE Progress Of the 5gsJohn Williams is an exempli-
hcauon OF the progress of the age. John juvenile who
has not yet than fourteen ummer yet he already
one OF the smart uns who consider vulgar and de-
cdenY antldeuvan to thing which requires much labor
John 'troed into the grocery store of Bartholomew James
corner OF Bourbon and ST. Louis Streets yesterday
and his epi-d watch hanging up agaus the
wall Mr. James attended his cus'omers-the custom Is
watched the quality OF the articles they purchasing and
John Williams watched the whole lot of them until favor
able oppo unity offered for transferring the watch aforesaid
from the rusty nail which hung to his trowsers pock
When this operation had been performed, Johnny made
tauf pas, which showed of training in this particular
branch of the business He made rush for the door and
shot oil down the street like quarter horse Mr. Bar.
tholomew James in instant the conclusion that
something wrong, and he started In pursuit The race
was good one, but Johnny had MT the bottom for long
run, and he oveaken the ticker drawn forth from
the deep of mis- pocket and he was taken before Re
corde Geno He was eNamined and committed for trial
before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

In ,.s,.. THE BAT.
an Enieh The Poet advises Iou-i.s, ~ h.,, =. - -.

In ,.ts.. ID u At
7 foes ADVISE Lousians 10 have an eye IN her
barteET.
Cbanfs, whSsueveE that Contingency n.-. $500 ~.
deep sens Of 81 fasu e PORT Of collision and fupfnre
ION y sad Leave lis fse ~ n, ~ WI bld me %
Nsoas INST nolds il hsrds ~ ~, " W. ~
.,,5s,;,,e 9pt y sJy SouIt 81 ~ q
fDsstJb,s yyr ~ California min %1Atands or RS
On'ted St9tes' June q. ls6 "a tee Senate Of ne
The birds and he beasts 90, :, e....
Their squadfons man1euvrsd IN briil;s., ~ a aNy'
Claws versus beaks, and beaks versus el,,,.
WIN the happng OF wings, and the cI,shf-. 70
In the midst Of the fight u '~"s
poor unfortunate wizht)
A moasesc oiored Bat
Spoke thus himself:
Can t pick up some goFy2"
The Eagle bounced down with his ella VS. on
Five got wings''' I'm Birs - quoth the Bat viii
squeak. ~
When the Lion came mp other aures to win, Tgrn u,
" We got teeib"-'' m 6sast'' can I you zee M
And This the way.
In that bloody ahrIy
He acquired name
Of immortal fame;
Having met both the Lion
And Eagle in fight
Howif should chance that The Union q banner,
Un'urls its broad stripes gainst orr own Louisiana
Let ev'ry mans son have eye the Battery,
And not be bsmboozled By soft-soap or hattery.
There be those who say,
Fight it out your own way
belong to you both,
And should feel very 10th
To mix up with the fun,
Fill see which has won -
''BAMBoozLK"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
List OF vessels in PORT NJ, C,,.r.o.
ships.

N9tezin ths Frat m IN,
ses ai M ssmmspes y ne Rsil5saa an sp-
g Ne beng kaihqei Landing. An Thru msl tie "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

The Parish Prism We dropped in on our old friend
Col Powers yesterday, and found every thing as usual in
excellent order There present only about seventy
prisoners awaiting trial. while this date last year there
Were upward Of hundred and ff The First District
Court commences bu snes the first Monday OF H.
next and the list will be got through with. Capvsir
Brady still an nn.te Of the prison. Lis case being yet be-
fore the Sr ..etIe Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
EIGN POR rs.

Il. FOR LIVERPOOL-Tbe A 1 British .bfn
&IX4 ERIN GO BRA(sH, CAPT Thomson ,yit
''a have dispatch Tor The above Ilort For fTesb nI
passage, apply to the Capt. on bpprd. or to 9
,r,.--, G. w. OLIVER, g St Charles st.
nus vessel can take some heavy freight ii early applca
uoh Is Inate OILS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

MIA October y, 1t hafp past 10 oclockWill at
~ me dwelling No go Camp STREET in fasque's Row
ltg enufe FURNITURE said dwelling (cveTy department
Is well furnished and sistng Of in p,r VIA
Sideboard Sofas Dining Card TABLES Mahogany
Rosewood aud Maple III armo Mahogany MAMIE Red
e%s ATPoTs Bookcase Toilet aud Dresn Bureaus Lounges
Ware Cur aims, Carpets Manle Ornaments Table Cutlery md
Silver Ware, Kitchen Furniture, etc. ' 500
Terms cash ate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

.44enpted Suicide "A slave named Clara belonging to
A marcand OF the Tnrd Municipality attempted 10 suite
Yer Yesterday morning Mississippi water She
ped into The nyer the foot of Cont street, but before
had respectful time to drown, free man of color
tined James Cross unsed into the ver at the imminent
risk OF his life and saved hers We understood that she
was not at all dpeased with the opposition offered 10 her
apparent wishes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

In noticing the Foundry Hoeyvie, few days since
we stated that 1t under the management of Mr.
Stot We understand that MIR S. is the sole proprietor
well as manager Of the establishment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

- LObeslers, Cigars,
Sardnes, Lemon SyrUps,
French Fruits Assorted Syrups, etc
The above goods are all lately Imported aud country
chants and Others will find it their advantage call before
purchasing elsewhere.
SMITH, WOOLSBN co Front street,
ola I'm between foot Canal and Or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
a. z. COCHRAN & CO..

a. z. COCHRAN g. CO.,
~ TchOupitOllHS Street,
( GENERAL COMMISSION MlRCH ANTS and nj.
NJ rect Importers of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc..
have always hand
JAROLlNA SEED COW PEAS-5CO bushels gena.
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
ElGS-lOGO drums Smyrna, superior Eleme;
RAISlkS--ln quantities to suit purchasers;
ALMONDS-3O0 bales and bags Soft Shelled Almonds;
SHELLED ALMONDS-20O boxes, in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-85O
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, eto-4O0 bags;
EGARCH-Age ncy of Heth, Floyd y Co;
OLIVE OIl-600 baskets, pnts and quarts PlagnOl;''
8ARDIN ES--WhOes, halves thirds and quarter boxes;
WlNES-Muscat CsTet, ETC., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; Port Wine vanous qualities, ETC.;
RRANDlES-V Various qualities;
RUTTER-AlwH on hand, supply hest st. Louis;
ORANGES and I4EM0NS-Of direct importation, and
all kinds of Foreign Fruits etc.;
ERUNES-ln Jars and fancy bOxea;
ClTRONS-300 boxes superior Genoa CTOns:
GHANPAGNfI-l0 baskets:
BRANDY CHERRIES-3OOc aats fresh, landing;
EAGCABONI AND VERMICElIlh-5O0 cases itesh
Genoa, landing;
FlRE-CRACkERS-9Og boxes iGat quality No. ];
PQNNDER-Agenoy of the celebrated American Chrys-
tsl Powder COmpSDy,' guaranteed superior to any
tOwdeT manufactured. ldT Sdpl OIL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
FOE CALTFOR MIA.

FOR ca LTFORNIA.
SEIlEkA United States Mail SteaDltEip C0mpaR1EThe
- new and magnificent steamship PAIIFIC
- ~, - SOu =, VIII ledFe on NONDA1s the 18th
q. al g clock, A. NJ punctuaAy, with the Cafo
To esL ff4TF5 or rAssAdE. con
standee Berhs,, ...''''''''''e ~
In Steerage (mess same as crew, ST.. As
tickets must be procured from the office o the agents
az ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsON + co. Agents
oI2 10y Magazine street.
81. FOR CALlFORNIA, g1a SIR Juan -Y;c7ro
EA gHa.-A superior and very last sailing vessel bav
rug unequalled accommodations. will be dlspatc ed
freight offer. Parties DESTROYS of gJiag ms ronte hch Is
the cheapest ant est oJened are invited 10 register their
a., NE otee OF the UNDERSIGNED, where Information in
ol9 WI. ]. DEWEY. 81 Gravier st.
-sTN FOR CHAGHEs-The fine Clipper and very fast
&c. SAILING schooner THORN, Ga 4. Chas. White,
beH IN m y superior name tine cabin is thoroughly
YehTttel am az IN 81 e rooms, ami every attention will he
found Apply to Capt. White on board one ter above
oS wharf, hWVMSsf pt 4 ?Ss q & gent sa1.,
80 FGk FssAlNitaG9 sEttEg 8i3S ALF E., ..
3SgG Rg ship GEOR&% sTEy EMS, Captain John
have all possible Dispatch This ship 10 con
pefed and well found Ia every respect For freight or pas
@ss apply on bgara qGP9e P9y e. $sGond Mancpsy,
Ie4 OF WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier st.
.gp FOR SAN JUAN, NIGARAGUA-Ha Harrison
aped c95 1 Is TJ 9GgRoeIss ar
!olno Huq5tabe, master, win sail will dispatch as above
Ter hFst cabin IS al in state rooms, and the second cabin
arranged expressly Tor the comfort Of pGssenger To those
iesTOu7 OF trying this to California this presents
favorable OPP oruniy the Brig having heretofore been
sae out of this port For freight or passage or information
respecting the Tonte apply Is below to
L. N; HARRISON y co, Ia Grayier st.
hup -. wiz 'hHAM- . CEmmO0
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PROTECTION IN MANCE COMPANY of
HAIR ORD, CONN.

TT. = 7 T # u NoWV7VWW.
d. w. CLARK. President.
VIM CONEEr Secretary
10 r NcY No. % Camp strsst.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company, continues make insurance
Its long established Agency, in this city, on the most
favorable terms against damage logs by FIRE. MARINE
Or INLAND RISKS. A dedu 80 often Der cent on
Temiums is made to the insured
aving an ample capital, with large surplus fund TO
insured. 1900 '' !" ''is
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford
at the option Of the holder of the policy.
Insurance LIVES made In New York Life Insurance
Gmpany.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

Rose Sishelhh =, 6 mi
ozana .......i5 m2
St AnereE.s- 8 m2
ssraeosss ....- 9,na
T lcg apb. 2f,u2
WnA & iizabeth 6,m3
Yarmouth ....lQ ,nlI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

{ NpPAhINEBsHiP NOTICE. The undersigned
hAyG associated tor he prpose Of conducting General
w ho!esae and Fetal DR. g AND APOTHECaRY Rn-i.
ness, under the fra OF RANDOLPH PuPE al No los Pow
dra, sret, htween amp and St Charles streets where
y are prepared u nv country and city orders at the lowest
rates FaTGui"r attention will be paid the rearaon of
fhysca4s Pres HynO1s, and the general retail depart
mem from an intimate connection with the drug and
ap0hecafy business this city tor the years we tru
70 ne deserving OF the confidence Of those vino may be
Sth 1870. KOEERT ri r ASniii pi
O5 I'm JOHN Il. POPE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

4. z. j. CONE's EXTRACT or COPAYJA,
~ JARSAPARILlA AND CUBEBS-This original
IspaIaton has proved itself superior to the Capsules
either extract and with the additions and Improvement
vii rarely tan, provided the directions be fully observed.
~ be had at the Corner of Magazine and PQVdras
az dlA1g
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
@ &c N 6Tl5l

MFRS BANlsTER new RECEIVING by ships Brunswick and
4fA Magnolia elegant assortment OF PARTISAN BDNNETS
+ LOWERS, and RIBBONS, etc,
Milners VIII find varied supply hand.
Also Rich MANTlLLAS and VlSlTES. Prices low.
Country Orders promptly lied. c. BANlSTER,
ocIT lmlsH RnvoI sYrsaI r1rrer at RIar'yips
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19
A Geo. RE NJ OV
r. IA. Price

TOBACCO. REMOVED
r. "a. Price
HAS REMOVED 80 Camp street. where Keeps constantly
hRud fine for gar purposes by Wholesale Or
Retail also IN hhis bales Plantation use He has al this
time, hhds bales Dark Heavy descriptions
rrads, oil If
WINES AND LiQUORs-
w RR lES-G 0dard, Seignette, Castilon, Otard
Dupuy, Bisquet, etc. etc;
GLNS--Swan, Pine pple, Black Horse, ETC.;
WlNES-MaJera, Sherry, Old Port, Champagne different
brands, larprs Sauernes, etc.
SMITH, HOOLSEY n co. Front street,
ola In between foot Canal and Irossman SITS.
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-iffsa5, X IP[ City and yicksbgrg Regular

I t2t5s " eekly Packet q hN. W UH Iii-For YaIoo
go 20 Cty, Sataia, Vickshurg, Warenon New
yqie and superior packet will positively cave
on IOtrDA J, the I'D inst at clock NJ For lreight
or passage apply board, foot Of CanaI street or to
p., 7; c, CHARLES, 10 Common st.
freight taken for Leore, Greenwood, Marion, Tchna
shipping from farOO CIV r-7 VI i''
~ clerk viii be on the Leyce cary on Monday morn.
ing TO receive freight. nIs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

6-3F- LADIES; We wish to inform a
49, You that we have employee exp ranced f.
%YT miner for the purpose of altering cleaning E
~&S all kinds OF lpde Straw Bunuets in a good style Sg~
Tor 50 cents e9ouot equet in the Cyat Camp stree
end Of Lafayette Square SO In An
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

, IT, p For LOuisyille-rh. new and spIendld pas
LsEs4iaL senger Gamer EN- l'IhE, apt. G. Meekin
u tfeig and will leave a.
Louisville on tuesday,, the 22I instant at 0 clock P M
tor freight or passage app boar fUor Lqayette A.
or TO IN MORE s 90. 45 Povdr3s street "
o. Or STROTHER n BRO, ~ Pordrass st
nessee river treights. . ~ lIu -.
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mo THE LAnIEs.

MOURNING GOODS.
FULL SUPPLY of Mourning Goods consisting in pnrt
"A oil Black Canton Grape, ack silk Alpacas Black
Mouseln 0e LANES, Black Silk Grenadne, Grape Collars
Hosiery and Gloves, etc etc. Ladies that are about purCha
sing viii please examine my pre- vously As have
paid great aen ion 10 this branch of my business am ena
OLD Ivy a tIharires street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-19

The Trustees have this day declared dividend of Ljv
three and Oaethird the net earned prenum nj
the past payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now hive
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
10 make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER INsuRANcEs
They offer this community all the advantages of h0p,s
institution whose profits invested in their midst and the
security oil real and substantial capital of Three Hun
bred and Sixty thousand Dollars.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

in September or October, for wbe~Sor
the fall for corn the en.eeg year.
In The former case, you will fnd-
land as thickly set as before with voIun,-
teer clover, which ought to remain as a
pasture for the summer, after the second
crop OF wheat comes of. If corn instead
o wheat, be grown, SOW peas broadcast
among the corn at the last ploughing,
soaking The seed and rolling them in
plaster as before. After the corn crop,
do not suffer the land 10 lie out. No
error a be more opposed to good far
ming than that which assumes that
land is improved BY lying out and per-
hitting a crop Of weeds to mature upon
it. IF we had duly reflected. this error
would long since have been apparent,
in the continued quantity Of thousands
of acres lying waste around as, not a
phit impgouedty lying out After the
soil has once been brought up by peas.
~subsoiling, or deep ploughing and clover
all within reach of the farmer even
in the interior-t wili not again relapse,
unless the former barbarous and sense
less practice Of exhaustion and negli-
gence be again adopted. If lime car
be had, evenat a cost of 20 cents ;
busheI, / would in all cases spread it or
the land, after the frs. crop Of peas
had been turned under. to the amour
iof ffleenor twenty bushels per acre
This quantity viii greatly benefit tn.
land, and enable the owner shortly L
ffpneat The an~Diisafion Of alike 0uanti
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
8UNDAT
AMERICAN RUM IN AFRICA.

An American gentleman IN West Africa,
titus writes, under a recent date Ameri-
can run has done tins people ten thousand
the last five honths, the people hive been
literally flooded with rum. Madness has
rcigned, and pandemoniun1s have met us at
every turn. Men who had not drunk for
years, are now not only habitual, but con
tinual ~drunkards. And more than all, d
renegade white man, having possessed him
self Of a quantity Of goods, has settled down
here a burning curse among the people,
shaming the worst Of the heathen BY waIow.
ing deeper in filth than they ever dreamed
of, rendering mtoxication more m~addening,
impiety more impious, deprayity more de
PRAYED, and ~vileness more vile Heather.
ism here is the very blaekness of darkness /;
and it is no improvement to have the hrid
glare ofeiviEzed yillanyrendering that dark
ness visible
Well does an indignant commentator on
such facts remark How long must Chris
tan missionaries meetamong the heather in
hucnees from Christian lands, so opposed tt
all their efforts, 50 blighting to their mos
cherished hopes. and so trying to their feel
ings. Do not African heathenism, ieno
rance, degradation and depravity, strength
ened in their opposition to the truth by til,
remembrance Of all past wrongs inflicted o.
Africa By Christian nations. present obstacle
enough to the success Of missionary efforts
Must the Christian aborer. seeking Aries
redemption, be still doomed to meet the il
fuences Of New England rum, and Of mo
from Christian lands more Abandoned a
deprayed than even the most abandoned
the natives. =Bosion TrareAer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
PRAY 4 cEAsING.

AT an association Of clergymen, Of
certain occasion. it was proposed
hold a meeting for the purpose Of {
sidering the words Of the Apos
" Pray without ceasing The NEE
was to be holden in a month, and, in
meantime, each clergyman was 10 M
down his opinion and bring It in ID
read. A religious servant gill
lived in the house Of one OF the c
gymen, overheard him talking about
matter, ~whereupon she exclaimed:
/" What a month wanted to tell
meaning of that texts Itis one of
easiest and best textsin the Bible.n
" Well. well, Mary said an old N
lister, "what can you say aboutit7
US know how yoI understand it-c
you pray all the time
" O yes, sir; the more I have to
the more I can pray
Indeedl well, Mary, do LET us kad
how itis-for most people think othe|
wise.n
Well, sir" said the girl, when
first open my eyes IN the morning,
pray, Lord open the eyes Of mr. unde
standing and while I am dressing,
pray that / may BE clothed with d rol
OF righteousness and when / ha'
washed me, ] ask for the washing Of I
generation and as / begin work, / pr;
that ] may have strength equal to n
day when | begin to kindle up the fr
pray that Gods work NAV revive
my soul and as | sweep out the hons
! pray that my heart may BE cleansed
all its Impurities: and while prepafil
and partaking Of breakfast, / desire
be fed with the hidden mama, and Il
sincere milk Of the word; and as / q
busy with the little children, | look
God as my Father, and pray for the Spi
it Of Adoption. that / may be His chi
land so on, all day everything /
furnishes me with a thought Of prayer
Enough enough I" cried the old
vine. THESE things are revealed
babes, and hid from the wise aud pi
dent" q Go on, Mary" said he, q pr
without ceasing-and asfor US, my breI
rem. let US bless the Lord for this ext
%sition. and remember that He sa
The meek Willie guide in judgement.
The essay, as a matter Of course, "
not considered necessary after this
lie event occurred.
y H
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO Il q


Much-dreaded goddess, mysterious muse
Whose friendly embrace IN never refuse
Thy vel, though sombre as Charonss boats PROV,
When others refuse, come spread DER my brow,
What tho he gay world should say Pm 50 dull ?
What though not a sweetseented flow'r / eall9
What tho Pm alone in t~rayling below,
a faithful attendant thou art, I do know.
1bonrt pleasant tho pensfFe, smiling tho sad,
Thoughtful, romantic, ~anhaosially clad
Engaging though silent, contemplating, wild,
Thou heroine goddess thou Nymph-like child J
Wbcn friends ne fofsake, when the future looks
drear,
@.Dulclneas bright eyes no longer are near :
Then haste to my side. thou goddess 50 kind,
And help me the pleasure of mis,ry to find.
Wake Forest College. ORLASDo.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-06

From The AMERICAN Famer.
RENOVATION or WORN OUT
LANDS.


We copy with great pleasure the fol-
Lowing excellent paper from the pen Of
III X. BURGwTEr. Esq, Of Northhamp-
ton County. N. G., from the May No. Of
The SouthernC Cultivation ID which paper
II has been published, ia anticipation Of
the patents Office Report" for which
it was written. We agree with the en-
lighlened editor Of The Cultivator, that. If
the "Repoft7 contained nothing else
than the essay in question. the money
which will be expended in printing It,
will prohtably be laid out What MIR.
B. states Is not theory which may or
may not be true, bat ore the results of his
ows practice and experience, and, there.
fore implicitly to be relied upon.
In reading Mr.. BIS excellent comnJu-
n~ication. We regretthat lime and mari
were not available in his district, as eth
er, if used in connection with his pea
lays, would render his soil infinitely
more productive. It's possible, howev-
er, that the ~stifeiays which underlay the
lands Of his neighborhood, and which
are brought 10 the surface BY his deep
poughing, contain notable portions OF
lime, potash, and salts OF iron ia various
stages of oxidation, and may thus afford
healthful supplies Of the two first named
substances; but even ia that case, bene,
ft would result from the applications o
lime ID the quantity SO properly sugges-
Ted BY the discriminating mind Of MIR
b., OF even less quantities A quaint.
ty Of lime" says Mr.. PUvIs, /" which
does not exceed the thousandth part o
the titled surface layer OF the soil,
like proportion Of drawn ashes, or a tws
hundreth part. OF even less. of mari, ar,
sufficient TO modify the nature. chang
the products aud increase by one-llaI
the crops Of a soil destitute Of the calca
rious principle" In another part Q
bis valuable essay on the proprielies an
modes Of applying lime. he speaks mos
spprovIngiy Of the practice Of the fai
mers Of La Sdrthe, France. who apply
every third year. IL 1-2 bushels per acT
IN compost, made Of one part lime. an
or eight parts of good mould {
earth.
In those districts Of country Wheel
both lime and mari are to be had, b
where the soil has been exhausted /
impToyident culture. by adopting Il
deep tiIth and pea-lay system Of Mr. B
and by lining o. marling, the proprieto
Of such lands will greatly add 10 the
productive capacities.
We invite your attention to the e
lowing.
IMPROVEMENT OF WORKOUT
LANDS BY THE USE OF PEAS AN
GLOVER.
nj II. X. ~BURGwINN, OF NoRTHAMPTl
COUNTY, n. c.
Having heard from various relial
sources Of the great success Of Mr.. BIZ
GwlNN in ~renovating worn out lands
North Carolina, we were particulaI
anxious to obtain, from his own pen,
account of his practice in this imports
maffef, for the Agricultural part OF
Patent Office Report. At our requ
Nj. B. sent the following able and