The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
Timing out Vegetables.


Timing out Vegetables.
There i u g,eairr lass IN suffering vrge.
tahlrs 10 stand ,oo fhsrk. iIlan most tuiii.
sains are aware Of. Iidoes rrouire rom
siderable nefte % rnmmil indIscrim nale
slaughter npan fine gruing plants. Fir
in~tanre herr ARE len beautiful melon rim. ..
Just b ginHinx IN run. with fmii II .ss0ms
Lrming. Nuw. who has The bold haidi-
hard 10 draw them all bal three or
foar. and lhnw Ihrm willing away, Who
ran take The heeis jnsl as their OPS give
evidence cfnns hrlnw. and a, ,,arale i,,em
20 zen inrhrs! II is hard matter. we
np~i ernIrss. and is nol properly drne
ane time IN iwen'y: but To have halls.
t,p-roois. melons. rucumhers or squash :,
II musi row he done. and lie increased
,,s"r ni the remaining plants will well
n'pag The trnuilr. Then iaIl 10 and spare
mol. no iap-rooled plant ot hulb. should
$ and 80 thick that The hoe will moi pass
freely hriween them. No vine >Iu.ld
have more Than far or five plants leIi 10
hill.
Snap heans l,.ok 50 pretty growing
ihi that we haze 10 ,li-tuib lllrsn hut
Il you wald have The bushes Yield their
pendant ,r.asnres. Thin nui 10 ten inches.
We know ef naih'ng that hear as ihik
planting as English pees in place ~
thinning them. sha.'e lie gro,nd around
them; now that they are in bloom and in
pnd. they will continue 10 fruil murli Inn
ger; the shade enriries The land and saves
culture. II is not always ihn>e llai make
the earliest aud hest start in The garden.
thru slrreed best; bui ihose who Thin
ju,lictou-lv and cultivate nn,lersian,ling;y.
aInst gardeners plant seeds ino thick.
Trusting 10 ihnning nul in their CROWN
siiie. hui alas they look So IN. i,ing. anil
plead 50 rlnquenlly E,r hie, Tint ,legener-
aie inferior plants are Tho rewards al our
false philosophy. Gardeners. now is your
time 10 Thin |; strike in y lib bnl,i hand,
and ynnr reward il certain.
Soil efthe South.
Grow y01r own Potatoes. friend
o aurs received day or Two sime q
harr. m lri.l Polaioes fi0m The plania-
tInn uf that rnierprising Iarmcr and iospil-
allie gentleman. Jno. A. Averir. E-q.. ol
R,cLland<. On~Iuw County. whirh we're
equal in appearance. and, he assures Us,
fully equal in quality 10 any Of The NORTH
ctn growth. We are confident that our
mark.ir nld he supplied by our own FAR
mcrs with This vegetable. al much lower
prices than il ordinarily hears. Yel ,laasis-
an,ls of dnll,rs are annually sen, North 70
purchase this article alone. So il il.
With the blessings of Providence show
cred upon US in every kind and legsec.
and the means II independence entirely
wihu our cnnlrol. we prefer 10 pay irl-
hu,e 10 The aholilionisls Tor everything,
and CON enlu rselvrs viii, The con,rmp,i-
ble Satisfaction Of abusing llirm. Soulh-
ern friends, lei US preach you short ser
mnn.
Work oui snnr own Independence.
Cease qnarreling among yourselves about
distractions. Grow your own po,atnes,
make your own woaslen pals, inrse your
own iron. build up your own cities, tos'er
vour own commerce, marry your wives Al
ha,ne, educate Your children Al home.
spend yonr money al home; and then we
shall indeed enjoy our Southern Rights.
So mole II be. WILMINGTON Herald.
GATHERING AND PREPARING MANURE.
-Nmh0u, manure, no Iarner ran iarn'
10 advantage With manure, his land will
yi,li rruilfully. improve IN qnali'y. and
lie grow rich. Now, what i the use ol
expcnding vnur hor.es' and hands Time
in trying to grow corn on land tliat only
Yields Q and 3 barrels TO- The acre! There
is no use il il--you wear oul your piows
and either Implements. eShaus, the pow
ers &c your team aud plnwmen. and, MAKE
no noneu. Whereas. had You taken
couple Of good hands. and a team or lwo
YIN miphl have collected manure enongl
10 fer,ilize that very land. 50 as to grow
s or 10 barrels 10 the acre we have. u
an experiment. grown more u an twice ,h'
larsps, quantity, and 50 can yon i 70,
,ry. The fact il. thai land, by being led
and properly cultivated, can be made y
produce uue hundred bushels TO the acr'
and no man should rest 'on,enicd unit
his whole crop averages u barrels 10 lh'
acie. Repository aud Faig.
ENORMOUS YIELp.-Mr John Q. iiew
leu, RESTING ab'u, three miles rom ba'',
more, on lhe Frederick Turnpike road
mised this season seos3s h's't7-s;l az
eighty bushels oi prime white whea, "n
field containing Is acres, . roods, anu