ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
Abstracts 697 - 706
GEOLOGY ." . .
697 - H&G Mar. 3; ed:2/3 - We are indebted to Col. Whittlesey for a
copy of the First Annual Report on the Geological Survey of the State
of Ohio, from which we shall publish extracts as opportunity offers.
"The document is voluminous, and one of the most valuable ever made
to the Legislature." (1)
GLASS
698 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/4 - J. Sargeant Looking Glass Manufacturer:
Phoenix buildings, up stairs, Superior street. (1)
699 • H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/6 - Glass in the Sash. Having made arrangements
for procuring supplies of Glass in the Sash, the undersigned will
at all times have for sale common sizes of Glass, ready set in the Sash.
Handerson & Punderson. (1 )
700 • H&G Feb. 1; adv:2/5 - Window Glass. A large assortment of Window
Glass for sale by R. W. Newton, 15 Water street. (1)
GOVERNMENT. See City Government; County Government; Politics &
Government
GRAIN
701 • H&G Jan. 1; adv:2/6 - Oats Oats - The subscriber has Oats for
sale Robert H. Backus. (1)
702 • H&G Mar. 9; adv:2/5 - Corn for sale by J. L. Weatherly & Co. (1)
703 • H&G May I; adv: 2/5 - Corn. 1,000 bushels Corn for sale by Scott
& Carter, Foot Superior street. (1)
704 • H&G May 9:2/3 . There was shipped from this port during the past
week, 49,077 bushels of wheat, and 4,840 barrels of flour. (verbatim)
705 - H&G May 14; ed:2/2 • The Wisconsin CULTURIST notices a variety of
early corn grown in that territory.
"The general failure for a few years past of the Gourd seed and other
varieties of corn so profitably cultivated in the early settlement of
the lake country, makes it important to the farmers in this section to
obtain early and productive kinds. Would not an experiment with Wisconsin
seed be worth trying?" (4)
706 - H&G May 14; ed: 2/2 - We are gratified to observe by our exchanges
from every part of the country that the crops of winter grain promise a
bountiful harvest.
"From the wheat growing regions of Ohio - the fertile valley of the
Wabash - the prairie fields of Illinois and Wisconsin· the rich openings
of Michigan - the well tilled farms of western New York - the Dutchman's
green and extended acres of Pennsylvania - to the broad plantations
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