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but some years before"


Mammoth Vegetable Produdions-An apple,
weighing twenty three ounces, was raised this
season in garden in Marblehead.


On 33 rods of ground in North Fields (Salem)
were produced this season &c barrels of Onions,
which have been packed and shipped.
Mr.. Ware, of Salem, has this season raised
water melon weighing over 80 pounds, and sew
eral weighing from 80 to 4O
Cultivation Of Cotion.--The cultivation in the
Northern States of this Southern Staple has fire.
quently been recommended by Agriculturalists,
and thought to be impracticable: but we now
know that the experiment has proved successful
IN Conneticut, .Neio York, and Boston. A New
York paper of Monday informs that some balls of
cotton, taken from the garden of Mr.. P. Parker,
of Greenwich, had been opened and found TO be
of fiue quality; and the curious may now see
some of it growing in the garden of DIR. Wake
field and Mr.. Shed, in Boston. Il has also been
cultivated, for some years, in the Botanic Gar
den in Cambridge.


We understand it is the intention of Count de
Survelliors Joseph Buonaparte) to visit Boston,
with his accomplished daughter, in about a fort
night.


.M,ktary.-At an election of officers in the
lst Reg. lst brigade and 9Th division, on the 5th
inst. Capt. CYPHRIoN CoaE, of Greenwood, was
chosen Lieut. COL and Capt. HENRY r. PAR
SONS, of Paris, Major.


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