1.851...“ OCTOBER begins on WEDNESDAY.

1) First Quarter, lst d. 10h. 16m. afternoon, bear§1g S. W. 0 Full Moon, 10th d. 2h. 18m. morning, bearing '.W.

( Last Quarter, 17th 1!. 7h. 58m. afternoon, below the horizon: 0 New Moon, 24th d. 10h. 55m. morning, bearing S. E. l 1) First Quarter, 3lst d. 3h. 3m. afternoon, bearing 8. E. i

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1 The column of the Moon’s Southing is also the t1me of High; w~

f The subject of under draining does not appear to be so tho-' roughly understood by farmers as it ought. They generally suppose they have done all that is necessary in this matter, when they have furnished a furrow, or shallow channel sufiicient to draw offthe surface water before it rota the seeds, or scalds out a young crop of corn or other grain. The want of suitable drainage, is the most common cause 3f the failure of the crops ;' yet the disappointed farmer is often seen looking around him in‘