Great yield Of Corn,
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Who can beat the crop spoken of in
the following note? What say you Maj
Jones. We have heard Capt. Barr's
corn repeatedly spoken of and his whole
field, is represented to be but little be-
hind the acre referred to.


C2earspring, Cecil co Nov. 10, al.
Mn. P. c. RIcKETTs--


Dear Sir: As ma
ry of my friends have been desirous to
ascertain the product of acre of the
s'Trlppe" corn which | cultivated this
season, J herewith send you, an account
of it. The land was measured by loft.
pole and was 100 yds. long and 80 yds.
broad, which was the nearest to an acre,
| could measure. The product was 172
baskets, and upon shelling 7 baskets, l
found the acre to have produced one hun
dred a,d sercntesn bushels of shelled corn.
The seed was a choice selection sent me
by Mr.. WIN. Trippe, Eastern Shore, Md.
1t was grown on old worn out lands of
Cecil, which have lately improved.


Resp'y yours,


WM. S. BARR