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m October or November, on piece of good ground. Mustard makes a wholesome and favorite dish all winter, and early in the spring, boiled with a piece of pickled pork. Like turnips, when sown for the same pur pose, It requires no cultivation, if the ground IS tolerably clean. T

 Sheep Raising-Repeated enquiries have been made, through several of the agricultu- ral papers, for information upon the best sec tien of this country adapted to the purposes of sheep raising A late tour which we made from Natchez to Cincinnati, overland. with a view to informing ourselves of the aoricultu- ral resources and improvements through the interior, has satisfied our mind that there is no region in the United States superior to the Cumberland mountains, in the southeast ern part of Tennessee, and the neighborhood of the Sequachee valley, for this purpose- The mountain here is about two thousand feet high-a splendid table land, thirty-ive miles across. A considerable portion of this land Is of very excellent quality, and equal to any necessary farming purposes; and to use the language of those residing there, :. there is not such place for garden truck in the "ollu' IL 10 NGll NdtClCIe uilt lS liltly 1O- cated for market, being within a few miles of the Tennessee river, with steam navigation to New Orleans on the one side, and rail- road, nearly completed, to Charleston, South Carolina, on the other. The climate is un- surpassed on the globe, being the most tenn perate of any part of America; and we have no hesitation in saying, that the cultivated grasses would afford pasturage all the year round, to any number of sheep, without the necessity of laying up one ounce of winter provision for their use-not that we should advise this practice, but we merely state the fact.

 We have thrown these nasty remarks to- gether, for the purpose of answering the ma ny queries that have been and are being put on this subject; and advise those who are engaged in, or about to be engaged in, sheep raising, to examine this region of country, which, in our estimation, is better suited to this purpose than any we have travelled over.

 Western Farmer.