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AC e 414 "NWe will cling to the riliar of he Templc of our LibertIes, and I fall, we will Perish amidst the Ruins." VOLIUME VI- E Igtl& Court -use, S. C. - imb er 18, 1841. EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER, BY . W.F. DURISOE, PROPRIETOR. TERMS. Three Dollars per annum, if paid in advaace-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid before the expiration of Six Months from the date of Subscription and Four Dollars if not paid within twelve Months. Subscribers out of the State are required to pay in advance. No subscription received for less than one year, and no paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid. except at the op tion of the Publisher. All subscriptions will ho continued un less otherwise- ordered before the expira tion of the year. Any person procuring five Subscribers and becoming responsible for the sonic, shall receive the sixth copy gratis. Advertisements conspicuously inserted at 62 cents per square, (12 lines, or less.) for the first iusertion, and 43J ei,'. lor each continuauce. Those published monthly. or quarterly will be charged $1 per square for each insertion. Advertisetnents not having the number of insertions marked o them, will be continued until ordered out, and charged accordingly. All communications addressed to the Editor, poet paid, will be promptly and strictly attended to. State of South ( urolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON fLEAS. C. A. Dowd. vs. reg AtAet Geo. Thurmond. S Henry Cart, vs. Foreign Attacknett. The same. T he Plintiff hlavinog this day Gilad his De clamtion in my ottice. and the Defendant having no wife or attorney known to be within the State. on whom a copy of the saine. with a rule to plead. could be served. It is ordered that the defendant plead to the said declartion within a year and a day, air final and abaa-ut,: judgment will b'e given against hina. GEO. POPE, c. c. r. Cerk Office. May20. 1W41. .7. w. w. aqe 16 State of South Carolina. BARNWELL DISTRICT. Mason L Mouley abd ) wife, and other. vs. Bi for . artion nd Wan. Frwe. Aan ~ Wojune, and i iir-1tee lie m o tierOn. it a reret that the' defetndant Jiese Mtcreary. who resiat without the limits of time State do amwer, Iald or demur to the wmtii,i Bill. witio ihree tnmim hi,. or judgment will be takcn against limm pro con. A. P. ALDRICI. c. r: n. .. September 23. 1S41. m :t State of southi Carlima, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE CO.IMU.O ILEAS. C. J. Glover. vs. Declrationin Attachmnt. A. lfalsinheck. D s W I IE:t-EAS the 'laintiin the anmae sta. ted case. ha, thim day tited him declariaton auinAt the Deifendant. who is abiwttt frot. amid without the limits of this State. a at m. -md. hav inig tncither wire nor attortir. knwwmn within the same, on whom a cupy ofthe' declaratami n atim rule to plead thereto, miiht i served. Urckr ad. that the Defendant plead to the saida dec!ara tion. within a year Miadi a dav. fromi the d1:ate1 thereof. otherwie tiinal amid ablulute jndgeinit will be awarded againot him. Clerk's Offte,. iEU. POPE, c. c. r. Oct. 18. 1841 _ ne State of South Carolia, EDGEFIELD DISTRIC'r. IN TIE C.3MON PLEAS. Britton Mimm. v1. Der.araltin in .-t:ach. Holmes & inmclair, menit. W H IERtEAS the Phaintitin thet atbo'ie .ata ted ca'se. hams thii div tiled hans declzara tion aginst the Defendanit', w hie are ilaamnt fraomi, and without the litmitsa ofi this State,. as it is .asai. having neither wife nor ,sttmrtney. knwen a within the same, on whaomt a copy omf them decrlaraitionm with a rule tam p lead thereto rmight hem se'vad: Ordered. that the Defendants pleadm to the amm id declaration. within a year and a day. fronm thme date thereof. otherwise (itnal amnd absaolute jmdg ment will he awarded againsmt them. Clerk's Offce, G ED. POPE, c. c. P. State of South Carolina. ABBE VILLE DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. Samnuel R. Fuller. vs. ( Drclaration in .11 Jones & M cGi nty. $ Surksment. WH IER EAS the said Phainatitiin the ah.me mstatedocase, isas thiiday tiled hi.. Ieaiir ation against the said lDeiiendant whota is abse:'ti fraim. atid withoumt the limaitis of the State. (as it is said,) htavinag neither wife nor atstiny.knmowun within tie same, on whomtin a copya oaf the~ Ds claration, with u~nie to plead thereta mitghat h served: Ordered, that the said Deafentdantplead to the said Declaration, withmitn a year amid a d-ay from the date thecremaf. sizierwise finmal anda absolute jndgment will be awarded naninmst imn JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's Offie., May 4, 184. 5 .& -r. ngom 17 State of' Soulth Calrolina. EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. Samuel Butler & wife, Applhicnum - vs.e Thomas Carpenter &nthers Def'is. T TAppenmring to my anti~afation that I Thois. Carpenter. RL. Carpenter, Jiae, Grav and his wife~ Mary. resideo withot the fiimita f thais St ate. It is thcrefamre or. --deredh that they do appea'r and object taa the division nr sale of thme real Estate of Rouben Carptetr deceased, on air h~eaie he third day of J:.muary next, or their coti seas to the sanme he entered of record. o. TrOWLES, o. >:- p. State of, South Caiolina. EDGI;FIELD DISTRIJCT. Andy cvnilds and wile, A pplhcants. rs. fizekiazh ainrds & wile. &aothers, Defts. Ir appearintg to my gatidaactino, that Newel Tualli" and wiite Eiz-ihedt. Thmasemt Gar rett nt d wilf Natey. and l;ri:at 3lce'k and waie 31artha. icienantt in the alove came, rvseide withobut the lutiti of this State. it is ordered. that they do appear and object ti the divismit or %ale of the rtl etate of Rrlceca Iatmer, de ceased, in or belore the mtiuh el day it' i b:cether next, or their conienat to the -atte will be enter ed of trcord. Givens tiander my hatd. sat ta ofiice, alus 7th day of Sepjtt-iater. l1i. 1)IV Lit 'I OW U SL , o. r.. 1. Septotitber 9 I : : tile of* 'Sout.h ( 'allofillit. IIARN.% FA. DISTRICT. IN TIlE' CO..MON P LIAS. j N. 'I'llat ley@ Foreign Attiahment, rs. WillaitI. FIowler. F I111 pslainitifrim the above ca-ce. having-1 thli! -1 day filed ii' dIeclatatitnti tit Itslice.n.nitd the de tentdant haviig neither n ile or attornev. knaowna ti be it thi, State. an wIhin t avcope canl he -erved: Oanit maoti-Ordeel. thait the de fendant do ple, l. %% ithin a yea iad a day 10frim tlis date, ir itital noatdi ai,'elti eo jn:-etne t iI be awarded aigaist hitit. OLAS.lIUS ). ALLEN, c. c. r. Offce off Commoin 'Ieas, mpq Blnrnawell Iiitrict. Neitr. 'd4. ill State of South Caroliiia. BAl(NWELL isTtCT. 13 EQUIT7Y. J a m e s . K i n g . I fc r S r. & i n - vs. juaw l. fatkd Benj. It. JenkaiAs,& others. :1ath Jan. 14 1. O N readting the affidavit filed In this casei it is ordered, that the defendaants ientjai It Jtkinsa. iad the legal retin-tativeot Paul Fitz-ilnmonls, wht reside without the litits of this State d, answer. plead or dena . to the above statedl hill withina three inotath. or jidge itentt will be taketn agaitt them pru conJesso. A. P. ALIlirlIUl. c. . rt. L. t. D. Commis.wners o.fice, Earnset Il District. .\uus 116, P-41. Anguast -9 ir 29 "ttlte of S1outhu ('.roli-1. ElIGEI-IEL.D DISTIICT. iN TiLE CO.111O N PLEAS. Josial Kinl, vis. foreign Jtltachnt, Bemiay Proaapr. Drduraration it .-snumpsit. I 3 H F Platitil lavatag this day filed his declar I ation it anay otlice. and the t)etzdant hay ing %to wile or nttorney knawni to be vithin the state,on whomua copy-o'the oantte, with a rule withit a year iad a dn', ar ain and al-olue jidgement adill be gaveal ngain-t him. GEU. POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's Oft1c, { .\hay 1:. r41. P- c. age it, F.) t ; ' El IL ) 1) IT It I CT. IN Till-: C ..lUN I ..A S. It. C. Baild m a :t t % t' o .-Ittla'la ilt Grad.h & .\'. I" .11"ld r 4 .'.supolp'l. r 11 la.u i .ail ung t:- a tileda hi' a.d el~~ira'Io It the :th stIatvet ca-. atnd Oihe DOete111.1at hariing tit) wile vs alttorney know-n tit be withuis th11 :-t1t. 11141n nlloan a ropy of thte -:i%1 deriir:i. it a rib-ti. p el'al cat Ie ..eriO I It it iar--- I th ai the -:i: i lDe. Iead.maet ,1-0 a j -,r amid plii ezn i ie -:ind i-e!:ara toit. wition a i e:r ad .I da..rhm the ealh: tiona hereoft. t'a .; nds .tlbeubst-- aud.::nei a i lie awardez:,.t hit. 6 L'.. PO Pl'. C. i.r St;ik(i O So101 4 :ll'OlilI. V-DIN-:1-'l . DISTRW'i'T. IN TIl I- C't).\I.\1 I IN I' I-.\S. Ikiverlt lia ttn I:t thaeit, W m l. a 8eu - I-/.t. II )aeelaratiat iiaa m ii hlice.: i t ih le tt tt'd ant htav ing~at 4o ife ort Attoarnte kn tio be wite :a riatle tol plead, .eould be '.era ed. It i<a ar derede that the iifetaalant ple'ad tat the stad are laaieti nithinta ut ear ad at dlay. atr lialt anid ~abointte jltd;:eaament ui ill be;:give ta :ii..t him,. ('lerk'a mnic.-( )eic. l8. 1.'4t. 4 ra . n $7 .o 47 uStitl Sf 801111 (hlrolilla. I N TIllE CU)lIlU. PLEAS.. hit!elai atealeo iin tu atier. ini the he hettd-.nt hiav: .:' lii wiaii. a'? attornae' knownii to mue n' tahim I..,- . lie. cOn wcenna :tacpy tat tha is'~ae, ithl a ii' lle o ila~i. cunll le --eredi. It i t. ,'h- at thaat t. ILlI id.an pah':mi te the said, dlec!aratioenit a re-i ai'r aeml a ida. ler hin-' iandi ualtte jadehgwienea will! be :-tyii a::ttnst hutn. Ga '. . l't)l'. c. c. a'. Chr aks Ojir, l .%01tiCPe. ALt. periee ind..hetaed ta the life 11. A4. Wei.! 1L tuaci. are i eqetedtti to amnke pa e~ti andt 'all thoei' ha tin::1 druad-aal' :aunt te e--.tate are reespierted tat reth-er thtemiprperly atte.ste'il teo N. I.. Gra ih,.l'.<gr .:nay att rniey~ wiathe nt biam wdll b~ placd all twe-.' andl taccout5 elie thei e.:ate. EELLI;N'I.3 . WV .IL.I': (tainale Ex'rntir. Ocitober i ai' :37 LL~ peirent tiah-lthte t the a'-tatte ao' :trahl a iartit. late af I.d:eli'hl li-trait. de., ia re(1tttpiie to iiiake aan:nae'tle peaytintent. trail all i hei h.tvo dema~utl n;:aina~ahe'. e-l-'t.-ne liie'-t. c.d Ite re'nds~ th..me in teitthe iabi-e'ribaeri, proptly iate'-ted, itthia, the imt pre'tcribed' by law. J. PfbliNS. t EL). Phri L[;L'.. i ,m s Sept II. tI' .'7 BOCE & JOB PRIN~TING O'~F l'>very les:-riptio)nexeiicuiteal w'it tttth, EDGIvrra A nai'in-rastn. AUTUMN. Ilr'2ht fl-mwers are "1inking, n rae sl:rilkig. Now tle* wido. forest i< withered and sere; Ligit cmohu. zire Ifyig, Satt wile tire -i::linc. We w-.ill be thngbri for anumn is near. And iake th emind thonghtrul for autumn is near. 1-4s1i14 we Cherisled. lave wahred tail perished, .4cene<., which we suuled on are yellow anod tirear t r'eelI:: of idnesis, O'er.-hudow our gladness Thus nil that it fairest. And 'weetest nnd rarest. 3I nit shortly bw, severed, anl call for a tear; Then let each emotioni. Be wArm with devotion: \id we will be thoughtful, for autumn is near. *lgrialfteral. Frnrn 1e National Inldligencer. PAr:: .Nt:TS FOR CLKANINU AND VEN TILATINO SILK WORMS, .31esrs. Gales & Seaton: Believing the above iiamed admirable labor-saving and C senti~at ing ;alp.aratus to be the nesplt vall able intvention fair that purpose that has Iseen madse since this noble insect was firts donesticated, I should deeimi m:yselfgnilty III Inexcusable negIlect if I falied to urge C i is, adsliptin ton % incrican silk culturists.- r leftore I descrribe the paper nets, the imth fid of1 making themi, and the manner of n-.in thei. I will quote a piaas:a.e from a letterof Dr. J. S. Bell. (Journal of the Ame-rieni Silk Soeiety, Volite 11. page 31.) %n hich will show the opinion euter taiord of their value by inteuligent silk rulttrists in France. I ;am now using two hundred and fifty paper n -etil; and, after severatl weeks' close observation, I believe themi to be worthy of an the praise ihas! hs eeglmt91tbia Pro~im un-tntret wIthT the haiits of silk wormls nre incomlelent judges of the value of fixitres designed for their alcm miodtion: hence thon-unds of ola rsin% have hiien expended by inexperitcted theorri. -.1, in the l'Uited States fur the purehnic ot fivitire-. ti:at have suIlbseilnentily been thrown iaway. The enp1ital expeidell in hi, % .V -ince 1 25, wounl furni-li nai ainlei bontllyV filr the estuablmeicnt of this nab niiiitd csinire in Ihree or our States of Sh In. orre till nt wovrk. nd there i- re:i-in to fear Il hat hirgersitis nill %et he tii% i nfaniv for uniuitale ''It is n%(-it kn wti ilint n speeidy -in( ef. fGr:nal tnieoid of eienrini, nwav the litter hwn ~ ~~ gh nomu ite feeding; pro re,.. h- oig bteeti a rejlerat. ITe n' iiork hurlies ni erte recommitiendedI I for I Pip r , : but tl-ir iietliciency i. inmiv. Lie 2. tnIe-aly aickumviedged, I ny;!i :r,. rom theia: t'o thle .Pr V.. i 1:. : tilt, oip ils on of elest la i:1 of i ie n s-. ::,,w erfor:ied. inl all thet % bsn ;are * t* .I pi--r ntt. (papiers fil Iet,.) lt 1t1 t '1r , ilm h- ; ot f twieI . n e- roirt ni, e n: b-1: 1 t 'l nar. nsow ntiliver salil sue:,sile by. mare,-- pr sn ~ieb, r 1i c cht2:. -r. :m-l a r i 1 0 be hett. stil :lo t d ;trhpor posle ii: re::r i~t iii haveih nt oen abithl le to iin~ l anytteri tilrVlifti' liet, lg hsle 'iraiil~tn; ilrk lh int t e i er.itittiak it iganil 5h ted~l that l t a. te:: e ;irs alr ay neipaninteeli w fith i ton sirn..e..i5 the tieark a diili.cover, however.ijrom rin- dilurent arinitile n t hee e.h et, ei'thmi tey aret~v! m lih- hy ptunch inl a~i gireiumhe i fsalhs 'i.I~u*1in ar.... * i l!trontipa e nitt an iitru- conrue-is ted fr th' eli urpos: hen,.o the pap er l~its..pill i liiiworn y t belst c l l. misl her s rebate hisnrt bsen rev;is:;l *prink hsle.un. i, tthy aea i ra .ieed thughI tsho mebeile~l te e ti~twor ihull, andC9 thle.. taper malerthscntning he lirutier canti dfcu~ e h:sremovedii. fTe tinventor ofitis app at ~is .\ I ~l-'-nene R on . great ler t o 31 5 t ediorie oftesi .{ srpnia Ier h e:' s remars:~isi 'Th use of. the piaupert in a rt ninI 1bitter of I andO sm2 eg s' toab :liet.. binth lnghbostrhopod, has been attier'('h~ d w i,es eni hues .tha ~it inil hereaf-terswcoie myslf hoav smple ii iitatino l eli ltestiltsnyer of th e ed II enir-, ths h a imlne of 'them, it n sir fder ~ t i rernwell; thir s.eion myt 1c0 uiica~sl n.'iethe ci , hane ostihi-r ofat *ir in th departmhet popf Irne. .'il o. bihe hits coneina!l u o he~u timeof mout intt ' oten me.f ,0 .2 fe I will rnish directions for making andt uuid4 similar to mine, which I [ave rou accomplish well what is ascribed I French nets. These re made by providing a ramew ght laths, 3 feet long and 2 reet wid being the size most conve lient,)- o pieces of laths 3 feet long eing uni three pieces 2 feet long, nIle at es and out- in the middle. The hole eights of an inch in diame er) arep din sheets of strong brown aiper, 31 g and 2 feet wide, to suit he frames hich they are pasted. The ipace bbt the holes may be about nn nch. W instrument called a wad !utter, tw sheets of paper may he Munched at, e. Double sets of these 1ets will at little more than shelves >f rough p , and if the frames are well )11t togeth ith wrought uails, they will ast more twenty years. This paper sill rcqui newing in every period of ix or sevellS rs. Afrer the silkworms iave accom ed the third touhtina. the lets may I over the warms daily. ifr he culturt res it. up to the time of nouuting ho worms will be kept as lean as careful could desire, and rich com' elylittle labor. The a" t not be Inid over the rorins w1 y are torpid; but after the bird and moultings. when nearly 11 the wor .oused, they may he laid verihem , and when the leaves are caliered ov paper. they will "peedi y extricate Ives from the litter. as end throng holes and commence eat 3g. The ay be used with or with un shelves r them; if without shel es. theyta opported by parallel slips f timber, a :20inches apart ; if placed n shelves, must be raised almot two i uches by p blocks of timber under - ach end, these nets are useddisease annot be p by the accumulation1 flitter with oss negligence. yct no aiin inf 'iny is set up for them. ,ct silk cut try them. They will 'e und sim 'hild can apply and use ben.) nand verv efficient. YTON Y. ATKINS. Stafford , Va., Sept. IS41. F Courier. Messrs. as publish the WllOw relative to the pformation to orT, Nov. 1, 1841. "The uno ted early black frist as ctgol~l'aon not matured. To me ie loss is he'avy, as I have a large quanti y of top fruit." -ST. llrLvtA. Oct. 25. 1841. '-The crops of Con in the neightbor nlod ol leaufort and on lII lton lend shmid will be short. A tew planters mtlay nake a Lag ito he hand, but generally they Vill not make over hialf a hue. This is recording to the best infoirmation I can :e, wthict accords v% ith what I have .ee niyself, and I have viited a gotaillod many ilntaiions." "I"'oVTo ISLA.., NOV, I. 1611. "Iy the lato severe frost I shalt loose mrobaly. 3U lbs. to the acre. It is now erain that.so far as this Island is con ernedi, the crop will not ex:ced, iit equals hat of the last season." itt. vasa: A'[?wtILE3AKbC. IN NOttTh cARlot.iNA. .lr. Weller of llalifax. North Carolina. aN i that tie has tried ncarly one hundred ,i1 o -raleos. noid that hlis ilucces1-s has - flly cronvinced himls hat the business i-, 'ery prflliable." if the graipe's :re seilected ii the bausne's managed with jud::ment. I Ail fIo rei-ti grapes. however. oar any . hieb are pIredi'posed to r in.' l our climaie, a foreign grapes are, ;and the adk ptioin of he imadls oftcultnre followed in other coun rie, lie conasiderns the tissues precurious. I i., e- iimate of the dihlerentt kinds of rapes gives preference to them in the fol awin;: ordecr: 1. Tlhe .Scuppernong, the famed native if Niorth Carolina. 2. IFellerslHalifa.r, a native of Ilati fia. ounty, North Carolina. 3s. "Norlous Virginia Seedling. .4. ILenuir, which is the same, he says as he Clarence of France. 5. The l'ork Madeira. ti. A grape called by him the Jila- Ar or. Th laaIsl~ella, he considers a fine cat ing rpe, tbut too subject to roiling to be cut tratedi for wine makitng. From tha pecndleton Messenger. . Dr. Symme:-l send you a llohan pa. atorn' weighingone ;cound and len ounces. part oh' the produce of five potatoes. sent ne last Spring biy Col- Tandy Walker of rcenville. The poItatoes, which weigh dl four or fice ounces each, were cut into msinany ptieces as they had eyes, and aanned in trcehes abiout ten inchcs dnee-p. ad two anifa half feet apart-the cutting 1ine incihes ina the trenches, which were 'Illed ws la halfrtotted straiw, atnd on that mi inch~l or two of soil. Not more thtan clf the- enttings came up. and owing t) tay beinai Iromn home noithing was donea to l,'-m :atlerwards, till it wans too l.ate to lit wr* themt wivcha ismty usual practice. I Thei vield was two heaped half bushels, nan~ay oaf whlich are near thec size of 'tie one I send yaln. GEO. SEA BORN. IIIPROVED ngTutoD 0F MAEtNO carFEE Put sour catt'ee (aifter grinding) inato a rnauel img, tie ii cloely, (allowing it saufli ienat room to hoil freely put it in the boil .r, additag as maneha waer as required. Arf. ,,,. bmilin. it wIll be found perfectly ea, without the addition of egg, etc., having likewise the advantage or retaining its origi nil flavor and strength in greater pcrfec tion than when clarified. IEGETABLE PRODIGIES. We were shown a few days since the product of an egg plant, grown fin the gar den of Maj. Jno. 31. Strong of this place weighing 4j lbs. and measuring 214 inch. es in circumference. Our friend Philip Milhous. Esq. enmma nicated to us a few days since a request tr send to his plantation fora pumpkin weigh. ing 92 INb. We would have despatched our "ilevil" for it at once. but we were ap prehensive that that misc'itevous horse oi our neighbor that stabled himself in one we brag2ed about some time r-:.;, would ge into it, berore we could have it nanufactu. red into pies.-Selma Free Press. COTTON PACKING EXTRAOnt.DNARY. Mr. J. Sims, Overseer for Gen. Wm. Irwin. of ilenry county, Ahthan. packed is one dny. from smni-se to sun,e, t hirtv two snqare bales of Cotton. avera--ing 471 pountii with a common bquare threadet %crew. with eight hands. .lr. Siis chal lengs tte whole world. and part of Texn, to beat it. and if thev can -comc it." he will then do his best'. Let us hear from yl friend Hattle. What are you aboiut Fort Gaines Whig. TEMPERANCE WITt A VENGEANCE. The Lynn Record says. the first Uni. versalist Church intiat townt, have passed n resolution to use water instead of wine, in the communion. We should not lie as tonished to hear it was solemnly resolved, some temperance advocate shotld he used in public service instead of tie Bibic. it is a misifortune. that freqently to accom plish a good thing. men will through a zeal of ignorance. resort to the most cotrupi neasures.-Agriculturist. ERRSits lua PIGS. We have lately seen in our exchange pnpers. notice taken of the large size uf some of these animals, but we have at pre. sent no recillection of the size or age of any of those which have thus been motile fatmous. The age and weight of r. pair il Berkshire Pigs belonging to Maj. A. 11. Boykin. near this town, has beet placed Lin 1)uL 1 ands and we shouIld sI.J 110 q3R!, not 1urptins most of those generally denominated 'bra pigs." At five months )'d. the pair weigh edfour hundred aIl twetre pounds ! lie ig an average of 206 pounds each,-Cam. den Journal. PorI:.-It is now ascertainted that porL will lbe cheaper this year tihan it has ber fur 'ome ..ea-on luast. A large guri ti ison hal in Cincirnaii and Louisville awl elewl-cre of the la-.t year's stock. but little detimnd ir it. n:l ieilers will noil purhiat- new pork, utless at a low lrice ,ny 2 per cit. ,r.At. ANti it.r, fuik CctCicKrst. We purchnseel aI pair of unnson'lv fa chickensi foumn country w.1:oni a ti. -w'dN slinlce, noil had the enrisriy if) im r,- ;j fhe seller how he stureeled in .,ett i ilteIr so fili. Ilis rep-v wv'as that he fi- rhliler.r with Itdindi meal and mtilk. MereIv t:tki iinncik-d melt and feed liberally. ail yomuu ehic'kenus will faittn as rapidly n, can lie desireal. Th-re is a plept-orre in 'cnrrviv: fitl ttidtry to -narket: and all inr fiArmer riuy enjy thi, pl-:.ure. ly followinig Ilie above directiiin in feedinP. 741NI:RAL TALLOW. -.eA - - rat -ow. A mineral stuhbet;tncc, poses.ing taost ni the propeurt ies ouf tilowiv tkns bieens1 t tim ir a hotu ott the hon!-rs of Loch Tynts, it Scout hirnd. A bout n eein ury since tis sill gnlaur tmineral ian, discover ed. fur thle firs lttme. ott the coast Fitnland, noid afters tiruh at Strasbouzrg. It is said to lie as cuomt huibb- nhil an y oft the infla mmuable ois nndt in color, feel, tasts, and aill othuer re spet'et except smrell, to resetmble anlia tallow.--Silk Culturist. suct.cxs. Mr. .J. A. Grimes.ifhior rmuiurghi. Ke'ntuue ky. *iVe'4theI ubtlowing ais his tmethuod of feedin;. muuch 'uws: " We prucirre ill the. i'nil. -ll the' enrn-.huck: we enni. ne thle tiarmers put little vasuinuuu them. Wheni wet commtttence teed ing, we.i hav11 a large kettle. its whsich we cani hieat water. anr ai bafsket bhnltg the eta~titIy we m iendi fur eart aimal. W'te th--n takhe thet r'huacks to) -'tt c smut cuitting box, and ent thei'in a. s ivotwold lhav u oats.nn atic.aldi thetm a few miistes in thei ki'ule Then trake thetm out antd sprmkle three quarts of meailuto the bushel of ent shnsc ks. aind yui wvill luve a better feed than thre'e gallots o 'orns or tubnl. tix it as voun will. WVhuen I wn: last int.i ianiussippui. thme curts erop was very short and.l sulggested this way of feerdinug to somne o tmy friends. Itor i'eeudinig mnleu and horses a wlli n5 milch cowls, and before I tlf, wias toke thle cow4 hsad improved very much to the guuali ty as well a' thet -juantity oh' their milk." .1 metrican f'armer. We carn fries expeltience,. fsilly sustain th< assertionsii of.i1lr. Girttnes.- Southgern Planter. Mir. 1alt, in theo Detrioit F-armer, gives the fi lowing sIttementt oh a muodt of' ubtaininig vinec gar from thet ssuar beet: " The last senseti I grated abosit a bushel r the stugar beet to a finet pnsly, and pressed th juicethierefrum. of wvhich I obtamned six ga Ions. I put the xsmo in a vmnegar barrel. whic wa. entirely ermpty.and in least than two weelt I had as gsiod and aub plensant visiegaur an I evi obtained from eider ,anid wats equally a stron and clear. I seeC no reason wihy uiur farmnei cannot huave go~od vinelgar ias abundanrty as t hey hard a plenty of apples fer makring eidr." TNE MODUNT VERNON FARMER. The fame of Gen. Washington as a sol. dier and statesman is universally known and highly admired by all who appreciate talents, worth, and love or country; but his character as a farmer was less known in his day, and his memory in this respect is not venerated according to its desert. Possessing amp:e menus and the most ar dent love of rural life, l:e wasone theoffirst experimental anid practical fNrmeft in Vir ginia. His esiate at Mr. Vernon consis. ted or IAo0.0 acres of land in one body, equal to ahbut 15 squsare miles. It was divided into farnis or convenient size, at distance of 2. 3. 4 and 5 miles, from his i mansion house. Thete farms he visited every dlay in pleasant weather, and was con-stantly en-nged in making experiments for the improvement of agriculture. some iieaofrtheextient of his farming operamions may ie formed from the follow in- facts,-iin 177 he had 500 acres in 'ra.s-sepd 60o bshels of oats-700 aees weith wheat, and prepared as much imore for corn. harley, potatoes, beans, pea. &c.. and 150 n imh turnips. His s:,Ck ronei.,ed of 140 horse, 112 cows, -35 working olten. heifers and steers, and 500 -heep. lie con4tantiy employed 250 iihand<t. anl kept 24 ploughs going during the whole year. when the earth and the 4taTe of ihe wenthcr would permit. In 17N;. he slanchtered 150 hogs, weighing N.560. for the use of nis family. besides provisious for his negrois.-Silk Culturist. SLEEP. It is a miaaken idea that much sleep is conducive to the health. Infancy two thirds of the time may lie spent in this state, anid nr. injury arise from it, and in extreme old age the system requires much rest, but in middle age, when the frame is robust. one third of the time, that is, eight hours. is generally fully sufficient to keep ithe body in health and vigor. Many peo ple do not require moore than five and six hours, and some people have for the grea ter part ofthair lives required but three. Srwi'ents, and atl men who exert the mind. require more than people who only fa titze ihe body. It alsi requires a longer timic for the mind to fall asleep when it -has been excited than for the body. This may seem strange, but it is certain that some of the senses sleep sooner than oth ers. Man rvf--fare, I% hile others alw:ev require hours to lull the excitement oet the mind. Generally ealimng, a nman iflethnrgic temperament I ill sleetp sooner than one more sanguine lN constituted.-.N. Y. Sun. A GOOD LFSSON TO oE LEARNED. Tho-e men " li are doing a comfortable huiine-- iti the connitry. can learn at least Ine good !esson, by the distresses of the timnes-and that is, to he conteuted with their lot. When others, engaged in speen lujien orextenive trade. were acquiring ferite' almost in n day. they were dispo %ed it ie disamtisfied with their suow but cermin 'nain-, and sigh to be among their tmore trtunte frie~nde. Bu now ihe scene i, changed. That "riches take to them wlvee w-in::s and flee m% ay,' has been ter libly ve rlied. AMany who a year since. ere n~rthj twenly. 6firy, and a hundred ihounand dollars. are now bankrupts for barge amount. Thmusand-s of speculators % hei were weort h a fortune on paper, are now withint a copper. But the business mtan ofthe coumtrv, wh was satisfied with a emnnmlt but afle utie-iress. is still on sure gront. nmel is -aved ,d1l ihe misery of a state of biankrupcy.-JIampshire Gazette. Ninme *Slates a Dag.-Some gentlemen min heemred tihe ste'amer IDiamiond the other dlay where conversinag about the wonder fuli peowern of steam. the great facilities it hint givenm meo travelling &c , one gentleman remarkced tht a man might leave New Yomrk ini the miorninig and arrive ihe same mnigtht in Ha;l timmore, thins being in five States ini onie dy 'Only five, is it ye sayI' ,amid tin Irishman presenmt'-and macself who wns in niane $tates on Minday last.' The ciompa~n y were incredulous, and called on Paddley m)'to eplain how sneh a thing cotihl bce pos,.sibcle. which lhe did asfollows: -Well ye 'ee gintlemen, 1 was married in Ne w York lin M ondeay morning at 6 o'clock noei wet with my dlear Bridget to Balti mohre.th nm" dnay, andI sore before I got shr, sas acfergeting drunik ass haste, so ve piersare I was in the stare of New IYc'rk,. the state of Sobriety; the state of Si:*gle lle-sedness. the st ate of New Jer Isey, the staite or Conmnubial Felicity. (that'. a hia: ye call mnatrinmny.) mhe stateof Penn. Isvlvanzia. the smnte of Delaware, the state of' Mharyland, ande the smate of Intoxication, all in one day, amid t he w hole of whicb was o'ving to the wonderful power of siam. Ee. MaiL. From the Temperance Adcocate. ?cOt wa-rEn Oro THE THRAShr. Take of the imnside bark of Sweet Gng, Pissimon, Red Oak, Pine and White Oak, egnial quantities of each, about a single hmandfuml. Also the barkc of Blackberry -lbier root, and Stumac (shoe-make) root abotut one foot of' each. . Putt the above iu a hailf galion or gallonof water, and boil f until the water becomes very strog, it A fier hoiliog, ake about a pinz of the we - ter, add to it while wvarm. one spoonful of' SAlum ad two or three of Honey. Take a spoonful of the mixture and wash ight r nnd morning. Take a fresh eloih every time the mouth is washed, and thyw away f what of the water is left from washing. If.