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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
From The Republic.

!, seems that, some fnnrleen or aiia ?,
---~-r~rr- W.T. r rTrrls're was can
didaic for Congress. he was in.errogatrl
on certain points connected with slavery,
and wrn'e letter IN reply. Mr.. Fillmore
i, that time had never been called upon
10 act upon tile subjects sabmi,tcd 10 him
or 10 consider them with any deliberaiion.
Therefore. il his reply. he gave his tir-l,
oI-tIaj. opiniDm-wilh The express de.
clafatian thai he would not have thai o.
pinioa understood IN fie nature of a
pteige" lie distinctly refused 10 give
any pledge in The premises, on lie ground
that he was bouad 10 : deliberate as a
legi .laiol IN all Subjects presented for his
c,;sileri.i,n, 10 possess himself Of |. all
infafnia ion. and listen Ii every argument
tia, can be 4d,!iced" lie used The s;ron
g-st ianynaye in repndia,ing III. idea Of a
rlsl.c, IS ~ .inproprie ~ moi TO say
m. absuriiiy."
A President OF The United States, Mr..
Eli more has indicated his policy On The
slavery question. BY his acls. and hy The
language "f his annu.I message. which.
Accord y 10 The Union. deserved 10 be
written II .Ieuers Of gold" That pnfi-
cy was ,iiria'ed by The highest censidera-
lions " pnsl,e duty, and there were no
previo S pledges IN The way 10 embarrass
him in lis discharge. When The Union,
therefore, iasiiiia'es illt Presiden. Fill
rfirre's op!aians fourteen wears ago on Ger.
I'M Questions CONNECTED with slavery
should excite The dsirust of The Southern
Wings. il i oily Necessary in reply 10
roialio his acts.
81, il istha Democratic policy Of Mr..
JET rs u thu lite Union nph,,lls and adj
vrca,es on this subject. Our contempt.
rarY is prepared 10 swear by Mr. JeiIer-
sdn. Wi'Iihs Union pretend that there |
hrs heen a1y Thing said or d,rr By Mr.. /
Fillmore whi,ll places him in less re-
liable ppsiii5n ii this behalf than il orrn-
pia,s be men VINO appeal daily 10 The
opinioas Of Nr. Jefferson Let the Union
repablish tie recorded sentiments offs
great apostle on slavery and enanripa-
ion. whi.h'a.e lis own selected plaf .rm.
alff ll.an IL: " see if Mr.. Flllmore's 10.
stlpn on lie neasu e. of Adjustment is
ess safe far The South than that of Mr..
jefferson. ~
ii.e Y sia'sA wouid put The Wing At-
on Of pnwer because the |
,e'nac arr pa. i tie.' only party able |,
! exernie ansl N .in,aiu. rile Cnnpro- 0
Use. Certainly. As General Qui,mar, a
,'iersan DAVIS. and their Democratic p
lies are ~ ,intaining Il ~ Mississippi, il
! Snqsor S,nie aud VIZ. Morse are d,
iint lining i in L,uisiana! As Nc ',
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

The man who bri on Tie whit. chick
en-. when lie saw he s.b rd likely ii, Ii
whipped. eric on ..hurra, far The 5lacl
chicken. as | saiib5ore"
"llnrr,. for the Union. as / said BE-
fore" cries The Raleigh Standard, after
having dime lis he's. 10 ter The venerable
fa'HIc 10 pieces! Even Smsh Carolina
has turned den err 10 the glowing Dem.
ocraiic sympalhy Of the Si1nIard. left ii
10 make its 0snexc.lses, and back nu: The
brsl way il can.
the Standard said il did moi approve
The contemplated course u Snnsh carnli
ma. Su,'h were is sror.ls. while ii. soul
and smrli were l'rrpre.si,ly exhibited on
the side OF the di.unionisls.
Greensbor0agi Pal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

Gen. ll.rnFJ hail ,riainIl.lil..
grrunds vnh ~ t,cuJl a. $780,.
ofmruEifd hianny.
Alsj. Marispn LA brra Hiri ii -.
martial and hahnf.bly srsan,sa
lirn- eastman sni.s.l Il Asa III
90 he Issl thsl~ni.
fI1hs Apache Indians rtft e...,....
ffpfedsiiah- ~ 4 { difIrlsni las. -
had sia.lsa l.onsss. de-. lsssn a.. b.
Canfsissish-
Al Columbus trade wsz ia,sse.i,.,
ing rilrdy surPl'r.. frrm II Ps,a. :
Several minrr haGstspsd -seh h..
"a fhe risrr t;ilz gald disgsrr..
Several inbfs eonRrsesisai aers., i.
her on the wslrFs nlll,r nan S.s.a L,,,,.
Pnrpo.e ~ meenne Gel. R.xtrs. a. u.
Ssa An'nnia 70 ilsilibulr rr0ls.i..,, =,
el thing among ilssm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
EFFECTS OF THE CIlBAy AFFAIR
ABROAD.

Tie Newark daily Advertiser publish.
es The fnluwing extract from a private let
ief. just received from Turin, sardinia,
which shaws The eiarc, produced upon
the minds Of the foreign statesmen. who
are just now watching with interest the
operations Of onr insliiulions:
The Cubin affair has deeply m0r,i-
fed The friends Of free institutions here.
and given The absoiui,sl the means OF
fresh denunciai,nn. Exaggerated ar>
counts OF The riolons meetings and moLs
IN some of the rhief eilies are published
al length in all the papers, AMI lead 10
an impression tina, there IL really M an.
iiIule 10 passion in orr cunnirs.
vurrr,sH power III law, mn public rnn-
science. no sense ot lns,icr. The roh-
sentative rlcmcn,s. whose sure and noise-
less operations SECURE soriefy against these
oreasiunal disorders. ARE not tlisrrrnaLle
al this distance, while lynrhiug on The
Parifis and piracy IN ,hr Atlantic enasI
are magnified in,o characteristics Of popu.
Jar l,rctlnns And The absuln,is.s thus
find fre.h afsnmru's Tor standing armies
and the oppres.i,m nf The people. oh.
that onr ruunlrymen gould b. ransrd IL
= de sense 81 The importance Of e,y,ag
The world ! living example is an orderly
Republic J.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
LATER FROM THF BRAZOS-IyDIAy
n. DEPRDATIONS, &c. s. 4

-, !, New Inrk, OcL 90
ne New Orleans Pravune ~ tlr,ober
soa. STAT tl'ai Gen. Persilrr Smith vas
inspecting posts and military stations al
'he Braz =. and designed establishing !
cham q posts within which The Ind,aps
SHOULD mol be permi,led 10 enter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

y j. stated as an uaqnc>linnahle fact. ii
= New York paper. In, The Hon. pat
rick w. FonpsIns. lite q member IL The
Resistance or Dlsunio, parry "f M.ssi,.
slppi. has become. since his reinayaI 30
Cal,lomi,, an nul-an.l-nm Freesoiier and
.7nh-sfausry MAJ! s, true il i, ,ha.
extreme, meet, aud The eni anil aim of all
nliralsm is nnihing ba. Ills mi N. 4 Rhrl.-
lte II Mississippi and Sewar,ll,e 10 Cal
ilnrn'a, VI. rompains is a signal Illus
ira;Ipn Of the c,larse. tlt,t If the extreme
lies Of The South and lho>c &c The Noal
were 20 slfccec. ia their designs, lhey
could heafiil, shake hands over torn
and iranrpiel Constitution and shout Vic,
Iofy to5esler over The very ruins of The
Rer.bl.c. Il Rer;s,sr
60 totd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
REFORMS IN crBA.

The Spanish Government has. il an.
pears rum several derrres published in
ii,e Mnlfid 6azriic ofilir lei instant, con.
r!udrd 10 in,frdnre nnmbtr III reiarms
in The administration Of lis Cubsn posses.
81 ms. Ii is ordered il,ai tie President n
the Council is to have The ronirol of an
rolnnial officers. excepting such a. are Al
this time especially entrusted l. Tie min.
islrr, Of F.nanse. War. and Maine.
Nnsro,r,. ai'oloniAl cnlneil il crea.
tel. with varInus powers. among winch
u that II proposing. iiro ghiIr President
af the eonnril Of Ministers. Win il 10 10
placed nrcr il. uhsicsrr measures il may
deem s1rrdieni for Tie rnlanies. The
Colonial section ~ The Rasal Council Is
suppressed. and thai Of The marine De.
department - annexed 10 lila: uf Iurciaa
silairs.
The Captain Gsnsral III each rnlony,
resperiisels. u ~ conduct lis pernliar
sfEairs. suffice, 10 ,hr ran.r"l Of Inc Press
i.lrnl IL the tunnrll ot Ain.srrs, aided
hs special rounri.s. NJ. Lnnis Lopez
1allrsros. once Minister 81 France and
Senator uf The Kingdom. has bren made
President of the colonial tnnnca, and
aforementioned lie Espela,a. Sena,
inr. and formerly cap'a;a General oftu-
"a, End ''nnnl De urasol. Senator,
ere ainong The subordinate Counrilluls
named.
The object II the r. FERNS is represents
cd 10 b. an increased tapldits 81 the &C.
Ton II iosernmeni. as well As 10 renderit
rs certain and advantageous 10 lie cno.
mics as possible. fur lhs purpose ofgresl-
rr security. t!lr Spanish tsarrrnmen has
determined TO transmit It's dispatches
through Us own agents.
philadelphia AmerirGn.
The flood Of emigration from Great
Britain, and especially from ireland,
was beginning 70 excite the most seri-
BUS apprehensions.
Literary Pension.-Qseen Victoria
has granted pension Of alO0 a year
70 the family Of the late Rev. James
seaton Reid. DID, Proicssorof Church
History in Glasgow, and author Of the
History Of presbyterianism in Ire
and,o besides other works on thcolo-
~.
Spain.--The frigate Guatemala, from
havana, had arrived at yiyo, Spain,
iayIng on board one hundred and six
cen OF the American prisoners Of the
lopez expedition. The Venus had also
rived with six prisoners, and the
ISABELLA Catholica with four.
The widow Of General Emma, and Mr..
.abordc, late Spanish Consul at New
'rleans, had also arrived at Vigo.
The Qseen Of Spain had summoned
ne, tories for prompt assemblage.
russia. - All measures are being
ken for putting the Russian army
NY upon the war footing, and complet-
" the arrangements for facilitating
le rapid transport of military masses
great distances. The fortress /" New Z
gorge" twenty English miles below
warsaw, formerly Mosllin, is to have
rovl~ions foran army of $4,000 men;
'ere will also be great stores put into
lie other Polish tortrcsses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

Accounts frum The Pacific show that
terrible di.asiers had brfxllrn The Amrri-
can whale ships 10 thai region. Eight ~
them were totally lost. and sixty more
were crippled. by ire and storms. Many
lives were lost. The insurance offices IN
this country are heavy losers. and ,lle price
Of oil and wllalrbone has risen. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

!. SEALING WAX ON LETTERs.-'fhe Post
Otiice department is officially advised
that letters for California and other places
on The Coast Of the Pacific Ocean. IRE.
qnenlly reach there with The envelopes
partly Torn OF, and the address mu,llaietl,
~ consequence Of the practice of nlany
persons in using sealing wax on their en-
velopes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

DR.. Owen. The Grolngis,. reports that
The rpai fields of Iowa extend nearly y
errss The Hiaie. and are goo miles In
width. and in sumo plares 100 feel in
thickness. The siser Des Monies IL 10
be made narigahle through ihese fields.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

Sons OF Tonperance,-Ths Gsppd
.Dssinn af.ih- Sons Of rsmprrnes 'ss
been u tessiun hefe iiis vefk.
On Thursday. an AddIrfs E.s dfilFeF-
ed iatbe CoIanons Hal. Al eleven O'rlork.
by Nj Hexleu and % ihs evsHlns AL
Ire So wers delisffsd By be Re- W. A.
Sll4s md Prof. Deems. The sadlrrr<f
wese large. pnd appraIed % be deeply M
lsfrs,sd in the good esass.
On Thursday night party was giv'n
hy ihe sons al the Masonic Iiall. whlth
We learn. Vas well siiendrd.
We learn flsai lhrre we're ahani one
hundred members Of the Grand Disisipn
IN as,endzner. The progression. wliish
moved CON the Masonic Hail. down Fay
ssirriIIe Slrrei. 10 Temrefance Hall. and
thence 10 The Capitol. presented quite an
imposing appearance.
Nr. John d. 0iam. Of Northampton.
vas elected Grand Worthy Patriarch; Mr..
LIKE Blackmer. Of Rowan. Grand Wnr-
lhy Associate: and Mr.. A. NJ. Gnfmsn,
OF this place. was rr-elrcied Grand Srribe.
We learn shsi The next Annual Mreling
Of the Grand Division will be held 10 Sa-
Iisbury. Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

] Three Men Killed and Ere found
ed. We copy the following from I'll,
Tyler (Smlth county, Texas Tele.
graph Of the 9th Of September:
II We stop the press to announce ono
Of the most painful tragedies that has
ever fallen to our lot to record. On
this morning John N. Nc Kinley, she.
riff OF this county, arrested, at Canon,
Mr.. Joseph Pierce with a warrant,
charged with the offence Of assault viii,
intent to commit a murder. After
Pierce was arrested, man by the name
Of Isaac Moore threatened 10 raise a
crowd Of P.,s friends and rescue him
From the custody Of the sheriff. The
sheriff in the interim SUNNI oned a
guard to prevent the rescue of the pri-
soner. About 2 O'clock p. NJ, nj eore
and Robert Pierce and man by the
name of Crawford made the attempt to
rescue the prisoner. The parties were
all armed, and after abuut twenty shots
and many thrusts with bowie knives,
hand axes, &C., the sheriii's party were
left vlctors in possession Of the prison.
cr, who is now lodged in jail.
Robert Pierce, after receiving seYe-
raj shots, fell and expired. Isaac
Moore was also shut dead. Crawford
sseaps,a,a supposed to be severely
OF the shcriif's party, David Neil
was killed, James Holden mortaIIy
wounded, Thos. Brock slightly wound.
ed, Sheriff Mckinley severely wound
ed, not considered mortal.
Thus has terminated one of the most
fatal and melancholy riots that has ey-
er happened in our county.
Opening Hound. The wn,km, Il IN
The Rall;nDre aud Ohm Railroad oppne.!
an Indian mound on Saturday, thu 9Th.
on the farm Of .. McMerhen, Esq. The
mound was abpn,sevcniy feet IN diameter
and eleven fee, high. Nearly on level |
with The surround ~ carl, were found
an altar Of stone. evincing The action .pf The
Ire I; west IF north Of HE allaI The head
md holy Of an milan. extending ives,
u north. Al = slight declinalian from The
'esd !, The feel. This body was cover
u To The depth Of fp,t or nnre with
lslic-s ~ which The sal, wa. sliil man;le.,
], The nstr. as We are Told. The body
vas remarkably pelfcci, and mostly pre-
erved. Around lIns body we're Twelve
!llers. with their heads cen,cring awards
!. aud ieel projecting. No arllcles Of arr
sere iound excep. polished stone lube,
bout twelve inches in length.
WaeeIag Gas.
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Boston. Oct. IS.

! Important from Hayfi.-Adsires from
Pon au Prince Ia Oeiaber lsi. nnie thai
The French and British ronsuls have lrfi
Tor Gonaivcss attended by two British
war steamers and one Frrnrh brig. "a
farre Soulnnqne 10 accept their uliimainm
with regard 10 making peace with The
Dominicans. They intend 10 ri.r The
Emperor ~ hours 10 decide. and il was
supposed he would submit 20 The terms
proposed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-03-19
NTAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE B

"ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
Nl virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas of Monroe county
and state of Ohio, in the of Sewell g. Arrest
against Samuel Jones and others, will be offered
for sale, at public auction, at the door OF the
court house, in said county, en-
Tuesday, the 9th day of April,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and
O'Clock p m, on said day. the following described
tracts Of land, situate in said county. to wit:
All the northeast quarter of section 81, township
8, and raage 4,excep SO acl es hereofsold by Sam
uel Jones to Abraham Jones. bounded as follows:
Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of
said quarter, thence south l6l poles to stake.
thence west l0l poles to stake, thence north 2l
degrees, east 63 poles 10 stake, thence north rs
poles to stake, thence east ID poles to stake on
the north line of the section, thence east 63 poles
to the place OF beginning, in the Marietta land
district; and app, aised at 5000.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com
march 1851. $3 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
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RM ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By
I'VE virtue of mandate to me directed from the
court OF Common Pleas Of Monroe county, in the
state of Ohio, in the case of Isaac Askew against
John Mcmahon, will be offered for sale at public
auction at the door of the court house in said
county, on - .... ....
Tuesday. the 9th day of April,
next. betwe cen the hours of 10. o'clock a m, and
O'Clock m, on said day the following described
tracts of land situate in the county aforesaid TO wit
The west half of the north east quarter of Sec
ton 9, township A, and range 5, containing 80 and
2l-l00 acres Also, the east half of the northwest
quarter of the same sectinn, township and range,
containing 80 and 2I-l00 acres. Also, the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter of section
10, township 4, and range 5, containing 40 and
$4,000 acres. And also the east half Of the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter of Section
9, township 4, and range 5, containing 90 and
5-l00 acres; appraised as follows: The first tract
$640, second tract $s25, third tract 5000,
fourth tract $75, making in all, Sl74O
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
March S, 1851. $3 25 Mon. Com. Pleas
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MASTER CoMMIssIoNER,s ssALE-By

MASTER COMMISSIONERS sSALE.--By
~ virtue of a mandate TO me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county and
state of Ohio. in the case of Samuel Glover against
James Shepherd and wife. will be offered for sale
at public auction at the door Of the court house
in said county, on ~. 5.a .t., .,r.s.e
Tuesday, the 9th day Of April,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m and 4
O'Clock p m, on said day, ihe following described
leasehold estate. situate in said county, to wiE
The north west quarter of the south east quarter
of Section number twenty-five, in Township num-
ber four, Range number four, containing forty a.
cres, be the same more or less; also part of the
south west quarter of the north east quarter Of
Section, Township and Range aforesaid beginning
for the same at the south west corner Of the said
south west quarter or in the center of said Section
number twenty two, running thence north forty
rods to stake, thence east eighty rods to stake,
thence south forty rods to a stake, thence west
eighty rods to the place of beginning, containing
twenty acres be the same more or less.
s,l VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Marchs5, 1851. SO 25 Mon Com. Pleas
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NNAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,-B

NNASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
VH virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas of the county of Mon
roe and state Of Ohio, in the case Of Hopkins,
Brothers & co. Abel Bar es will be offered for
sale at public auction at the door OF the court
house. in said county, on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF April,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a NJ, and
4 o'clock m, the following described tracts OF
land in said county, to witt .
The north east quarter OF Section 26, Township
Z, of Range s, containing 100 acres-Also the
south west quarter of the south east quarter of
Section 23. Township Z, of Range 8, contairing
40 and ~ hundredths acres-An! also the south
east quarter of the north west quarter OF Section
%, Township I, of Range 8, containing 40 and
70 hundredlhs acres, with the improvements there
on. Appraised at $4,000.
.. ..n VIM. OKEY, Mas Com
march5, 1851. 80 10 Mon. CON- Pleas
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. -
Vl By virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county and
state of Ohio, i'll the case of Eli Curtis vs. Will
liam Hesson ct all will be offered for sale at public
auction at the door Of the court house in said
county. on
Tuesday, the 8ih day Of April,
between the huurs Of 10 O'Clock IN. and O'Clock
p. m, on said day. the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:
A part of the south west quarter of section 26,
OF Township 6. and Range s. in the district of lands
subject to sale at GAINESVILLE. Ohio, commencing
so rods north of the south west corner OF said
quarter, thence east until it strikes the line the
east side of SAID lot thence north to the north east
corner, thence west to the north west corner,
thence south to the place OF beginning; also the
south east quarter of tie north west quarter of
the same section the aforementioned tract, con.
tanning in all $50 acres more or less
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
march 5, 1851 $500 Mon. Com. Pleas
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do not give express notice
20 the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
g If subscribers order the dscontinuance of
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take their
periodicals from the Offices to which they are di
rected, they are held responsible ill they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued,
d. Ifsubscribe,s remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they held responsible,
5 The courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leav-
ing them uncalled for, is prima facie evidence OF
intentional fraud.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-03-19
SEED POTATOES.

a. In the December number of the Gene
see Farmer, page 277, the question is ask
ed, "Wheiher it is more advantageous to
plant small potatoes than large ones!'
From my earliest youth have been
taught the importance Of selecting the
largest and best potatoes to be used for
seed. My practice has been occasionally
to put one such in hill; but, generally, TO
cm them into Two or three pieces and TO
put three pieces into each hill. In the
spring Of 1849, owing TO the scarcity and
high price Of potatoes, was induced to
plant, as All experiment, some small Mer-
GERS in the garden, on square that was
highly manured The yield was great,
and lie potatoes first rate as TO size. Be-
ing much disappointed, and stating the
fact to friend, he gave an unqualified
opinion, that the favorable result was ow-
ing to the richness Of the soil The past
season planted several bushels of the
largest and best MERGERS | could purchase
in the city. They were generally cut into
three pieces each. But the supply not be.
ing sufficient, planted three bushels of
small ones, such as had been laid aside as
too small for table use. OF these, three
were put into each nil, and were planted
along side the large ones. The quality
Of the ground, the time Of planting, and
the tillage, were in all respects the same.
When the shoots from the small seeds first
appeared, and for a short time after,
thought them rather more slender than
those from the large ones, but soon there
was no perceptble difference. AT har-
vesting, the size, quality and product from
the small seed was equal in all respects to
ihe large ones But the ground on which
these were planted was rich, having been
highly manured. To complete the exper-
irnent, however, | planted at the same time
half an acre Of ground Of fair quality that
had been titled before. but not MANFRED.
Half the piece was planted with the small
seed, aud half with the largest and best
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

By virtue of two mandates to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas within and for
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the
case OF Jonah Smith VS. Robert Mckinney, ct al.
and Hiram Curtis vs.. the same, will be offered for
sale, at public auction. at tie door of the court
house, n-said county. on
Tuesday, the 9th day of April,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock IN and 4
O'Clock p m, of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton %, Township and Range s, containing 81
and 10 bundredths acres, more or less, situate
in the county of Monroe and State of Ohio Ap.
praised at 5000 VIM OKEY, Mas. Com.
march s. 1851 $2 25 Mon Com. Pleas