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               <b>1850</b>                                        -26-
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               July
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               7th             SABBATH   DAY,    Meetings Public   & Home.
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               8th             Finished cabbages in the hog lot.   Weeding & thinning carrots, parsnips,    beets
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                               & celery -  gathering turnip seed.   Commenced haying.
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               9th             Hoeing beans & squashes etc.    North;  wed & thinned the rutabagas;    set out
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                               cabbage.
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               10th            Hoeing cabbages,    cucumbers,  rutabagas & beans, N    Garden:   finished setting
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                               out 2 rows of Savoy  Cabbage west   side;  1 row east side; and a small   patch
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                               south of the lettuce, east side,
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               llth             Finished setting out some Drumhead Cabbage below the milking yard.         Hoed
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                                carrots & beans, NG:    wed & thinned beets west    side.   Cultivated  & hoed
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                                cucumbers in the  North  1st lot.
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               12th             Pitching over manure, hog    lot.
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               13th             do.    do,  : gathered turnip seed.
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                14th            SABBATH    DAY
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                15th            Three of the gardeners turn out to assist in haymaking,  viz.  John R., Timothy
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                                R, and Charles G.    Afternoon rainy, cultivated   the yellow seed onions &
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                                commenced hoeing them.      Filled out vacant places in the cabbage patches
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                                by transplanting,
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                16th            Finished cutting  17,000 seed bags.   Finished hoeing the yellow   seed  onions.
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                17th            Cultivated the cucumbers where the turnip seed had been taken off      & commenced
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                                hoeing them, carried   10 1/2 bushels potatoes up to the  Springs,  sold them for
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                                3 shillings (37 1/2 cts) per bushel.
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                18th            Finished hoeing cucumbers,    hoed the young sage, hoed & wed the     Veg.  Oyster
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                                & commenced hoeing the     Early Scarcity Beet  south of pear trees.  Rain this
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                                evening.
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                19th            Rainy morning.    Not  much done   in the seed garden,  neither in the hay field.
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                                The Brethren have about four   loads of hay out  that is soaking inthe  rain and
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                                will doubtless be considerably injured before it  is taken  in.
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                20th            Rain, this morning.   Engaged putting up seeds   in the forenoon, afternoon some
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                                of the gardeners picking raspberries, set out the vacancies in the sage bed with
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                                young plants.
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                21ss            SABBATH    DAY.   Public  meeting at the meeting house quite a large   number   of
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                                spectators attended.   In the afternoon the Elders went to Canaan,    staid over
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                                night, the family  had meeting at half past  3 o'clock.  This morning,   Elder
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                                Richard gave us some very   singular accounts of the mysterious knocking.*, spirit,
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