{"newspaper_name": "The Hillsborough recorder.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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AMERICAN FIGs.-we have had within
iew day. an opportunity Of visiting the
fig orchard of Mr.. s. rew.bury. 81 P.in,
Shirley. Tie has cultivated Tie fig tree
with complete success for ten or Twelve
years pact, and has supplied 10 limited
extent. Of course) fresh figs To some fam
lilies in The civ every year. The trees
are bou, ise and SIX feei high, set near To-
eeiher. in the shade. snd bear abunisnily.
In The winter they are removed 10 The Gel
lar and are rssetin The ground in the spring.
o her uets are in large po'.. and also
bear veil. bunker Hill yfurord.