The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

crooked siick tor a plough, though |
opr day saw SCUM email knecles. auh
Masuus ploughs landed with a few fan.
ming mills. ln getting ont wheat they
tlrcsh With hor.rt, aud throw Il m tho
air 10 clear the chaG, A drag is thing
unknown, and onr being furnished un
hacienda, the prom VAS fnund with
The drag turned upside down, and ha
sHting among the teeth. riding, An
English cart, which had been furnished.
was rctutncd, the workman saying 80
ut leo fast for his nScn.' They yoke
TIE oxen after Ihc old Spanish fashion,
wa; straight stick. about seven feet
long, strapped around tho horns. Their
oxen are generally fine, long bodied.
straight animals The drivers wink ~
hont when driving. aud when they
want them 10 go ahead. punch back
with a long cane pole, With nn iran
point ia the end. Gong down hill,
one yoke OF oxen put on behind To
hold back
Tho horses src the finest saddle
horses ] have ever scrn--iino limbs.
eyes, arch,d neck, and . decidedly fan
ey appearance. They have wonderful
powers OF endurance and are always
ridden on the Jump. They nrr perfect
| ly broke, standing IN the street whcrc.
ever Ten, and have never yet scen
one oilor 10 bite or kick. The Chilla,
nos are splendid riders, aud scent
pnlt and parcel Of the horse. hayu
seen one OF them put his finger on
| post and hold Il tlvre for fifteen min.
utcs, his horse going round on y run
and iaVorie sport with them is ln
lock knees, and 90 round, seeing which
vii unborsc the other. Horses nrr
cheap, u good one can bc bought for
two ounccs-s3i 80. The people go
TO great expense Ia saddles, brides, &c,
the rig of horse frequently cosiin,
! from $500 10 5000 Silver bits, stir
rups, spurs &c, are used The country
women RIDE on the right side Of the
horse, There nrc not over four or fivo
Carriages and but one buggy, that |
hive seen IN this city. Tho common
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the capital, eighty miles inland. For
n change of horses, they start with six
or eight here, and run them along tho
road, aud every few miles catch up ons
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rs 70 me "oFefh'hent, although a
r'p'ole III name II i.a kind oi "rcles'
a7''cal concern lhe archbishop beiha
IA point "' ''ei 'He ruhng Genius
Tfois''nhi ileeuhs' are allowed nero
hut no bells OF sierplrs are allowed u
tcir churches bn"tais are not per
mil'rd ~ the dhy iiI''. The dead nr'
carried to The Pantheon at ~ O'Clock a
night il'o next morning the funcra
thke' place IA ihe chapel there. lh'
poor Catholics are all buried N one
; ground and not tso IN hundred have
a c"iiiu The rich, Il they pay enOugi
are permitted 10 rest hot II not. ar
dug uP, and lheir collins burned, oi
. brown down the same place.
The province oi Falpariso Is abon
one of The poorest ia col and prodnc
lions Of any IN the country; and ih'