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CARTHAGE MOTEL.

Having recently purchased the above establishment
from Malcolm Kelly, Esq, prepared to enter
tain i'll comfortable manner those ~ho may give
call. Having ample Stables, good hostlers and q dis
position 10 accommodate. trust shall be able to
give entire satisfaction those who may M or me WI; Il;
their patronage.
II. C. MCLEAN.
December 3. 1853. 7o-tf
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TRANSFER OF PRoPERrY-The spirit OF specu
lation seems to be rife i'll Brunswick Co!'n,y
II Is but a short time since chronicled the
sale by the Hon. j. j. Mckay, one or two
months before his death, of the Green Swamp
lands in that county, for $40, 900; and we now
understand that the same tract has been soid
to company for 500, 900 1t is an extensive
tract heavily timbcrcd with hcypress.-H Htlming-
ton Herald.
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les he received the rccoinfnS nSndhtfo6 or tie
| majority Of the Committees of Agriculture Of
both Senate and House. at the next session,
when the report of the State Chemist vas read,
2 500 copies were first ordered to be printed, then
5000 more, and afterwards 900 more, and his
salary was increased to So 900 and all assistant
appointed with salary Of 81 600 and they were
directed to locate their laboratory in Baltimore
where all soils, marls, limestoncs, minerals and
manures of the State which may be 1dcposited
in their Office for that purpose shall be lyzcd
by the said State Chemist orassstant free of
charge aud a memorandum of the anal yscs hand
cd to the proprietor Now i'll Maryland
the farmer or land owner has only to send his
soil, &c to the State Chemists Office to be anu
lyzed; If he wants guano lime. gypsum, or any
other agricultural material, he has only to 20
to the State Chemists Office, where he finds
samples of all which in the city for sale,
| already analyzcd, andsthe Chemist or assistant
preparcd.to inform him where they arc to be
had, at what price, and what their constituent
| qualities and strength, and how much their soils
will require per acre to make them most pro-
ductive. 1t is the duty also of the Chemist to
go through each district and advise the farmers
and give Il course oflectures upon it's soils and
agriculture, and deliver copy of the lectures
to the clerks OF the courts, to be printed for
circulation among the farmers and it is also
made his duty to report to each Legislature
what he has done and his views aud these re-
ports are printed and circulated by the Legis-
| lature and Chemist
| 1t must be clear to every that such ar
| rangeInents will remedy the defective education
of the farmers of the present day and will i'm
prove our Agriculture rapidly. For the rising
generation, the State of New York, after six
years trial, has succeeded in establishing an
| agricultural school or College, and bought the
most highly improved farm in the State for it's
location experimental farm, and made it's
owner, her most accomplished farmer, its Pres
dtnt. SIchsa school or College, with an ex-
perlnental farm, would soon put aestop to the
-
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The steamer Baltic arrived at New York on
the 18th, from Liverpool. The news. by this
arrival is of not much Importance. No change
in the state of the market. The political news
is void of interest No new battles had occur
red between the Turks and Russians
Lord Palmcrston still retains his seat in the
EEaeliSh ealiuet. .bayiQg withdrawn his resgna-
ton. TSdmors were f1fe tffat en- Fanu VII 0ss
certainly unite with France in making war upon
Russia
The war in China still progressing, but
with little result on either side The loss of
the Imperalsts is said to be considerable, while
confidence.
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DTECE.~.NULES FOR SALI

GDTICE.--NULES FOR SALE.
The subscribers sale Three Teams of Mules
Wagon and Harness. Those wanting Mules would do
we'll to call on the premises.
Also, 1000 turpentine Land for sale Call and
j. X. MELVIN, 8
Cypress Creek, Baden Co, W. A. MELVIN.
December s, 1853 Tiff
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State of North Caroiins--ilobcso1s County.
Court Of P,sGs anR Quarter Sess;ons--.Iooe asber
Term. 1853.
Henry T. Pttlan Calvin Barnes; and the same
the same--orgii.al attachment levied land
ieve. the legal and equitable interest OF the defend
ant Calvin Barnes, and TO undivided OF land
containing 800 acres, lying the west side of Flowers
Swamp, Il adjoining the lands of Parker Nye & others
It appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
defendant Call in Barnes, has removed from this State
and is nonresident OF this State, motion it IS
tered Chat publication 'e made i'll the North Carolnian
a newspaper published in the town of Fayetteville. for
six weeks succes-iyey, notifying the said Calvin Barnes
the DEFENDANT to be and appear before the Justices Of
our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county Of ;oheson at the Court House
Inmherton, the 4th Monday OF February next and
then aud there replevy and plead to the said suit
otherwise Judgment by default final will be granted
against him. and the land levied condemned to salts
fy the plaintiff debts, interest and Costs
Witness, Shadrach Howell, Clerk OF said Court
office il, I,Imberton the tth Monday Of November
Il d. 1858, and of American Independence the 18th
year. Issued 10th December, 1853
S>D'H. HOWELL. c. C..
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ShHeks Wanted.

The subscribers want to purchase any quantity OF
the above named articles; those having the same for
sale viii do wefl caH at the Store No = Green
Street North the Market, after the of January
4. ". HENRY S
Dec L. 1858 72-tf J. HENRY
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October 90. 1883.


Having purchased the stock Of Material On hand at
the Shop formerly owned by Mr. E. Fuller and having
engaged the services Of Mr.. J. c. Lay. whose work
gives such general aud entire satisfaction am now
prepared all orders for Timber Wagons, Road
Wagons. Carts. Drays. WiIeclbarrows. &c.
have is:d and viii constantly keep good sup
ply Of Iron AAias~ :s:ns Bolts, and in short, every
thing that the Wagon-iaaker need.
Timber Wagons with the improved Iron A3les, made
to order at The shortest notice.
l have ten good and competent Worknen at the
business aci will give it my whole and undivided at
tcntion.
Ny prices shall be moderate the times Will all
nit. aud viii challenge any Wagon maker in the nj
durability. TEOS. G. FGl-l-Elt
Oct 30 1853. 65-tf
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State Of Eorth Caro1t7aa--isobcson ConAty.
Cotsrt oJ Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Fetrudry
Term, 1854.
Bright Williams. Administrator of Alfred r. Rogers,
Henry Rogers, Ebeoczcr Rogers, and others.
Petition I'd sell Slave for the payment of Debts.
It appearing the Court that the following persons,
of kin bf the tcstaor Alfred r. Rogers
residents ofAhis State to wit Mary Deer and wife
Polly. -+- Barnes and wife Milly, Nancy Rogers,
who thu brothers and sisters OF said Alfred X.
Rogers; Z&t, Jesse, Henry, Bigum, Buddy, Loopcr,
Dew Eben.Eer Barfield Irwin Scott and wife Mary
Ann, Robert Susan Scaly, Hnant and Hannah Rogers,
who are the hlrcn Of De& Rogers. deceased, who
brother oftaid Alfred r. the intcstate, no-rcsi-
dents of this State it is ordered that publication be
made in the Eorti Caronin newspaper published
in the Town b Fayetteville for the space of four weeks
notifying the above named parties to appear at the
Term Ie Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for the County of Robson. at the Court House i'll Lun
berton, thctourth Monday of February next. and
then and there 10 plead or demur to said Peti
ton tile saRxe will be taken confessed to them
Witness, Shsdrach Howell. Clerk of said Court at
Office in nss.rton, the fourth Monday of November.
A. d. K ashof American Independence the sth
75- w 1s4..sze.s-sS'D'H. HOWELL, Clerk c. c.
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81 Azz
The neN Session of this Institution win
Monday thfgth of aauary
The Acalsmy is situated on the Stage Road leading
from Fayetteville to Fair Bluff miles from the latter
place. in a. ealtliy and moral neighborhood.
aStudent twill he prepared for any College desired
and all pobIe effort will be used to attain thorough
and practiEf scholarship.
RatesF Tuition per Session Of jise months:
Spelling, Aading, Writing Primary Arithmetic,
and Itmary Geography So
English Grfimar, Geography, History and Writ
ten Arithmetic, $l2
Ancient Laguages, Mathematics, and Natural
Scienca, SIS
Extras.
Music On P5no with of Instrument, SIS
Drawing AM Painting, aad French. each, S5
Needle WoTs So
A young ady who has had several years successful
experience N teaching will give instruction the Pi
ano, and als assist in the Literary department.
Board in lamles the Academy can be obtained
at aad dollars per month.
20. G. LEE
BRIGHT WILLIAMS, and others, Trustees
Dec. "a 1853 77o-3tpd
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TIL, LAST NOTICE.

IEiiI n
The firm of Cook ]. Taylor dissolved the first of
last Nav There has been but little heed paid by their
the cali for settlement OF their notes and
counts We distinctly say that all notes and ac-
counts remaining unpaid will be put III train of col
lection during tie month of January.
= JAMES G. COOK.
Dec 24 73-st WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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Dec. 81. 1858.

\ Teacher wanted for u months, qualified
to prepare Bows for College $50 board will be
paid to suit and we'll recommended portion of
tue time a Common School will he taught Address
the subscriber, 'ray!or's Bridge, n. C.
| PATRICK MI URPHI,
Dec. 81. 1853 74-4t
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sF.ts.s. SUPPLIES.

I have always on hand q full assortment OF GRO
GI.IS PROVISIONS, and other Goods suitable fer
i. and Winter Trade. and which olftr for Cas
,r IN exchange FOR Produce CT almost any i.iiG
have now in StGre--tl lour Meal Corn. Riee, Bacon
Lard Butter Cheese. Crackers. Salt. white Clarified
and Brown Sugars Rio and Java Coffee, Tea, Moasses,
Vinegar. Fish Cigars Iotscco, 5uui, Candles. Soap,
Starch Spices Candies, Pepper buckets. ]3roo1ns,
wrought and Nails Powder. Shot Percussion Caps
ana good assortment Of Dye Stuhs; with many
things iG the Grocery line.
ALSO good assortment Of Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes, Negro Blankets and Kerseys and good
1nent OF Read made Clothing. Call and buy cheap
". II. CARVER.
October 90. 1853. 76l-6l,,
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tGuA No.

tGUANO.
20 Tons Peruvian Gueno just received in Store and
for sae sy 4. W. STEEL.
January 7, 1854. 715-2t
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FINE FRUIT: ZINE FgUITss

FINE FtSUEE: ZINE UIT15
Ten Thousand Apple Trees of the finest kinds r;pen-
ing II succession. from the earliest to the latest Ten
Thousand Peach Trees OF the finest kinds rpeang in
succession, from early in June to November. One
Thousand Cherry Trees of the finest kinds, rpenng in
succession, from the first Of May to july also fine
assortment of Apr;cots Nectari,es Pu1s Pears and
Strawberry plants for sale the Pomoog Gardens
and Nurseries, at Cane Creek, Chatham county, and
New Garden, Guilford county Orders for should
be sent il early Catalogues will be to all appli-
cants.
During my absence my brother Owen Lndlsy will
deliver trees at Cane Creek and MY sou, Albert G
Lindley, at New Garden
JOSHUA LINDLEY.
New Garden, Guiloferd county y. c.
The th OF the 10th mo- 7Sa-Am
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chc NTH that took the Premium!
The unters snes has the pleasure Of announcing to
The ctlZens OF Robeson and the ad joining counties,
that he has purchased the entire interest Of Messrs
regcry G rogers il the Steam Saw and Cfrst Mill at
TINS place. and is prepared to fill all orders for
i4"hel that may be sent in. Having superior quail
.'F oi Timber t" saw" he is contio. his Lumber cam
not be surpassed
ie:i-i7 iof Flooring and Weather boarding $12
Zach l'onr'ls Ceiling; and Scsnt!ing, 10
}oughage half price sav
The cash viii invariably he required on delivery of
,he i-nni'ef. as the undersigned intends keeping 10
strictly adhered 10 in all cases " "
Iu1nberton. Dee 10. 1853. zite
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n OTI G -.

e MOTTO
In pursuance of order of the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions Of Biaden county, will be sold on
Thursday the 9th day of Fcby next, at the Mills the
late residence of Geo. T. Barkslalc, decd, upon six
months credit, Nine Valuable Negroes, viz Jack,
Ned, Matilda Charity Sophy, Eliza, Dolphin, -Aexan-
der, ard John Bond and approved suretes required
Sold to pay debts
P. MURPHY, Admir-.
Dee g! 1S33 71st
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e. f. GRADY

e. f. GRADY
GENERAL, COMMISSION MERCIA ANT
WET.NINGToN, \. c.
Liberal cash advances made on ccscnments of Naval
Stores, Cotton and other produce. Office at the Store
of Messrs Grady & Monk North Water Street.
Nov. 3rn
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KAG3N.-A horse wagon with fixtures conlplct te
for sale J. i 7. W-ADDIi4i4
Dec. II, 1858. 12-tf
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n . Il I G. e.

Having purchased the interest Of T. r. Underwood
IL the frnl of G. w. Lawrence 4 Co., will continue
business as heretofore at N MARY's GARDEN.
have from II to IS Coopers constantly at work
manufacturing SPIRIT BARRELS. at the rate of 100
to l25 per week; have hand 400 barrels for
sale. at 81 25 cash at the shop So delivered III
Town.
shall also continue the aistling ofTurpentne and
will within l5 cents per barrel Of the Fayetteville
price n cash, or goods at cash prices.
- ,.7 md 60 = s.--r-..--.1ee ILa4ie9-
for sale at Fayetteville prices. All kinds Of country
produce taken in exchange for goods. Call and
G. w. LAWRENCE
Noy 1853 cOif
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Bank Checks and Notes,
On all the Banks in Fayetteville, just printed
in a superior style, for sale at the
CAHoIINIAN OFFICE.
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have rec3;vcd my Fall Stock Of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,, a..
stock large en-! well worth the att. .t:on Of pur-
cfascrs. ..:y End OF produce taken III exchange.
COTTON BACGING.
have plentiful supply Of Gunny and Dundee Cot
ton Bagging Dale Rope ant; Tagging T"ine. Send in
yo,.r orders and they shall ba supplied.
JAMES G. COOK.
Oct s. 1853 If
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5Ss Home Again.
v. DRAUGHCE has the pleasure OF informing his
and the public that he has moved his stock
Q Goods MS ~ store. st the old stand.
His recent purchases i'll New 7 ork and Phltle phia
his stock com.,icte. lie Las hand, for sale
low prices, full stock CT
Groceries and Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes,
Hardware {. Cutlery, CrocIlery and Glassware,
Window Glass Clocks,
Pure French Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Croix
and CD jamaica Rum.
Port, Madeira, Brown ant! Golden Sherry,
Malaga, Sicily, and Scupnernon- " ines
Old Rye WhislIey,
With his aaUa: large stock of Domestic Liquors
Also 20 dozen Wolfes Aromatic Schncidanl Scliiarns
100000 SegaTs, VERY cheap,)
25 Baskets Champagne,
Hook Wine, (six yar!eties)
Sardiles; Sperm and 1Adaina!tine Caadlcs.
". DR-AUGION, Market So uare
Nov y, 1883 3nl
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TO MILL OWNER

The subscriber takes this method OF informing his
lrcads ami tie public that he still eoGtnpcs in the Mil
Wright business and all is branches viz: laundering,
framing and erecting Water Steam Mills upon vari-
principles, either 9Th s1Eie complicated ma
chinery he returns his thinks public the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention to business, aud by giving general
=trf5IasliOiI, I
latters himself will compete with that of
any other machinist for speed aud durability. All per
vino want work done il the accve line would do
well to give him call. he has several competent
workInen in h employ, and is prepared 10 al
;o at the shortes notice ana very reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended to- For further Information
address the sloscriher at Jacksonville. Cumberland
county, y c. D. .. JOHNSON.
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The Subscriber, practical Boot maker OF
pere1cc. has for time been sensible that there Is
1T, yet supplied 10 thc public in the way
ot Suitable tlrns ior boots ani SHOES. Most Of the
articles used either re the leather fail to
ilnpar. that uatre necessary to give to mans
tterst1t15ssg proper finish. lie mas therefore, Gur
ing tie last twelve months. been dcVoting himself
the task Of preparing article free from these o'cc
tons. length Esi,cil investigation a:.d
experiment. completely Succeeded. Tire result Is Q III
yitss s!tru Eatsuash" He only wishes that il
may he tested in orcr to esa.;Iisl, It's superiority
al others. Call him at his sEop opposite Mr.
Lauder. Marble Factory. Hay street, and ie supplied
WITH excellent article 4 cheap
THOMAS GILL.
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LATE ARRIVALS.

THE subscriber is daily receiving additions his
stock of fSt,ASf}NAEI.ii GOODS wh:ch are offered at
fair prices, for cash produce.
JUST TO HAND.
Super Black, Brown, Blue AID Green FROCK co ATS.
Satin. and other kinds of Vests
Cashmere Pants and Pants Stuff.
Hats. Caps and CITY-MADE Boots light and heavy.
which will be warranted to purchasers.
Also q large stock common Boots and Shoes
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, and CarpctnG.
l piece heavy Cocoa Mating, for passages.
WOOD-W ARE-Tubs kelars, Pals. Buckets, va
rio,s kinds sc.
Blaczsliths Tools Mill Saws, Cross Cut and IIan,.
Saws. Gue, Hoop and other Iron, with good assort-
incnt of Dry Goods Groceries and Hard Ware, making
n yery fair general stock. Buyers invited.
T!!OS !. JOHNSON,
Near the Cape Fear Bank, below the Market House.
Faycttcviiie, Oct. 20 1903 6o3mo
THE SUBSCRIBERS will receive proposals for lGo,-
900 lbs Of Cotton Batting Wadding. Also, for
900 Ooo three miliions) of Reeds frola to 81 feet
long and also 10 900 ten thousend) pounds of good
clean Corn Sicks, III stated quantities For further
na,.ticplars inaure of Il. w HENRY.
Envrt1cyille Nov. II, 1853 6s-tf. J. HENRY.
Lixlle--40O Casks, fresh from the kiln,
Caicined Plaster Paris,
Cement and Pasterng Hair,
4 few casks extra white Line for putty wktc-
washing fo1 sale by
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L.. BROKER.
have so many calls about Turpentine lands tina. l
have concluded to offer my services to buy and SELL
Those having lands for sale viii furnish with plots
and quantity, together with fair description, and
price. -
Noy. ls, 1889. tS-tf JAMES q. COOK.
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A. "a. C:1.s;:sDe:s,

a. "a. Gam :5De:s,
AUCT:ONEi1Is q COMMISSION AEHCi1aSrr
FAYETTEVILLE, \. (.
October l. 1888.
CGHDs,
l am Tow receiving much larger stock Of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have yet offered il Fayetteville consisting Of
Dry Goods Of every description Hats Boots Shoes ana
Ready Clothing which will be sold as low any
goods in the State
will De glad have Tic ladies call and examine my
stock. ". T. MOORE.
Sept. Il 1853 ii
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.NAsr-s:3.
30.0Hr barrels Tirpetne delivered at my ristllery
this place fnr which the highest prices will be paid.
l would also employ three good tl-pent;ne
barrel CooPcrs, ID. ". ROGERS.
Lunheclon. FeLy lG. 1858
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SALE EEsT,
TIE fnp S['dsiHil RESIDENCE two miles west %.
town -loN=es.oa given Immediately Appiy IL JEAN
Ii. Ctll :tr g +. i.ette. s. \. i4i-t.l!..
March ~. ie5.$. II
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E. As S-Itt sIYS0N.
ec.z. l.iasi>ss aass s,ssrsGzatsss HeIcshaat7
X ILs.I>GToN, \. (.
J4II:.ry :, lc,4
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s7xsEIGaT1aG oN THE CAPE
The subscribers having purchased the Steamers EV-
ERGREt,N and SOCTIEsNI,R and Tow Boats lat "
the property Of the Henrietta Steamboat Company.
prepared to forward with despatch, between VIII
gto and Fayetteville AL 1rcists or goods cltrs-
ed them.
r. \. i }. Is. ROBERTS,
Fayetteville Feb'x 49, 1853 4.
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REL. SO ssv,
BY GEO. LAUDER
Nearly opposite 10 e. ". Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, =. G.
C<>t. l. 1858.
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Ct-E ssESsE O.. vyssrfEfF',
As:oEse 4 = s-A ga gec Ecvisss, IS. {.
Otice ut 1i9 Of low 41d Green streets.
Fcb'y ;, iS-;.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-10
SPRING CROPS.
Heaven.


The farmers throughout the country new
er bad greater inducements held out to them,
to plant large crops in the spring that they
now have. II war takes place in Europe,
breadstufs will continue high and will be in
great demand abroad. If the present price
Of -four continues, various substances will be
tried in New England as its substitute -
There will be, therefore great demand for
rye, corn. potatoes and buekwheat immedi-
ately AROUND US Those crops win therefore
be profitable ones Many farmers will have
to alter their present slovenly and extrava
giant mode os cultivation, and while they do
not diminish the number Of their stock, will
endeavor to bring every square foot Of their
land into the best cultivation They viii be
abundantly rewarded for it by the higher
price and greater demand ofeyery thing they
can raise. The muck of many a neglected
hole can be drawn out and employed on sandy
bills. The bushes from many despised
pasture can be cut off and the culture of it's
grass encouraged Even The waste land in
the angles Of the Virginia fence can be dug
up and planted with potatoes. Not food Of
land need be wasted