Vincennes Gazette, Volume 1, Number 32, Vincennes, Knox County, 7 May 1831 — Page 1

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, if, ; , i hit f ra:. Yen In: ifrt.-rV. t.i:t Ihnt f i.uiilnr of t! o Rncit ( ountv l.ilpnirv l!r

) A'lam5 in his letter to Calhoon, s-iy and wlde-ni',p -hade, and a ioouroc fr atit!iu-es f. the hdy ot fashion with htt

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Gen. Jackson to Mr. C ilhrim. that ro such letter a? the ei e rciVr: ( d to f "d !er, u h n the dem.md is irreut. rr acci- more tender ex-. .jes, equally erjoy fli t;,r llas!:fagt n. by .Mr. Craw lord was laid before the Ca. : :uit l-s?en the supply of any iudividu il t rs a, a gratification, and nothing mfl binrt. on private grounds In fact, every town- cnnspicuouslv bespeak the g-od laite Wu made me- behove, when my t curse j (5) I hve not ecn r.ny l?tU.r uh!rcs-Uhip sl.;-u!d"?tt Cem ait, and the luc- (he pe-esso.r than a well cultivated

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r.lii be 1'io'ecltd t-y I nv. '!(n, and it ma bp gnu'rallv rrm;iji;i i'bi' ' Iic nirit that lend il? aid for th it w hen hp $re a neat cotfarp ,r,rfiei

nui fie; of thi? tree, will reap an ;-Lna- well -locked with plant?, the inhabitant

r'"T t!.i aft ani emj b.atic quo-hmt inruncration ftoin tlie success and ; i. re" i cl.de and poscs?e doa.e?tic : l. CiocUc-t's Du ttciary of; utility of its efforts. We havo aijn.iy roa;lort, wr.ilt on the contraiv a nrlccU

done our share toward it, nt.d peiiiai- t o panitn often marks the indolence and

ver1' in which he acknowledis ti:.;t he i

inde! tc;l fr l is apt and emj i. i'.ic .quo

tation to C

Qnotntion, recently I uhlb-hed. ,

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n ,t , , t , f cM- T n ra0l(? lliiiM rur 5nare' iUui can speak o . be-neaks the unhappy faf oflhe nwnen Culture at.d ...anij.u u.e f sik 1 be- , . . . ,. . : , ... r.: Qer;;

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v !l,urr. t jftlbim,lva for remg Uie . ... . ' ,k..., i.J r,,;;., niu ' tnc profit, which the botanist dcrivej

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r'o. u-;'; 'a,- at rtv'o .'i-r pf- ' JJat i-co, ur.til re- cu've withheld!1'3 authorised to gi e i-oiice that from f;r !: r ! : iM-i - trrr rr-.-rs ; .t u fv.I- . . ., 1 1 " i t' to t'uiv cents a pound vill le paid ut

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tlif1 a i t:av:ii'.

turn I prodnction has ber.-i inti o;!i:c . -.1 into ireneial use. duririif the pa-t ?ea;-on in ti i-

i that city fir cocoons, by a gentleman,! iuuii . Its elastic and soft natue and

.;::;V:!ni3 ,U'Lf' 4:,e'l",:'tJ am'V With vent scuabbles with Crawford r'ho is preparing to erect u tduture there. . it? imj civ i,usr.f. to wafer, render it

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't'fiu-T'.'C! U..-.1 pci:o;i, vti.i :i iiu iu , -. , nv pi - wu mu. , 1- iii- :im 1 iiu: j him. durint' the last tf a da. can ut -, rubber overshoe U liaye no hesjtati ; i

itend to KO.CCO cococ:..

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av:.:er:trf-l,5-ripti,.n, j Mr Calhoun to Gen. JacksCD

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(produce 300 pou: d.- worth, :a !0 cen!-. jlCO. 'I'hcr1 is nothiii watited now hit

proi-runnpg them a mre decided rn to the (irciois.ar.ua ruoie etViCial v-ri!i'.v (if cold-, ii.liuet..as, anue-. : n i

!i m a closer examination of the4 bt mties of u iture ? They behold them as the wonderful works of the Creator and aip convinced that vegetation could not pofciUy ho a mere matter of chance but must l e eflected hy Ihe all-creating wi-ooin of a beneficent heinr. The poets are !ever more foriuuate "in their illus

trations than when they emg the beauties &: irtuesof the-e splendid production; n -r d-ni the ai list derive less tatisfactiuo

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, rV-A ycraf. j Dou-. cu, mc, ir ,et-l entreat vou forJHhe mode of preparing and marngu.g over con,p,unded in i)r D yo,,', , lt.ular r . the rencil IA l f fl FAMILY I.ETTi:nS, bear; ' the worm, and (he preparation of the co- tory of nostrum. Hut iu.h-peudend s ot "i vxaw : . " d a Dene up in familiar da-r, i c I ; i' h a Crawford's a liar; he b, sir, ni.coous in all thetr sta-is, t. make the ran their neahh pres. ningqn .Irlins, wo would ' tl',.rr- tUL, t V 1 or " I .ear. , material a threat staple of the country, lecc.mnier.d them to our reader- on the " y f 1 de crrprondrr:r.-? -riwren General ! Hp savc! that llttit'. (3 before us , i befce n.ust I e b an co mainlv by t xj eri-js-'ore ol ec.a.emy. A !ad inav trip al ovit ! f r Hr' 'l,,Sf !,'Jor ,rignl .Ucl, nand Mi. C:::i,u::. was laid; ' .ence. A cientitio professor on the sab- i.er saloon ::, a worn . ut pair of prunella. ! ' ' heaurif- . . , i . . , , .... ..... . i- ... .. . : . .. ... .i ;.. it:, i ..i i . . i . ..i.i - si oeautit.il.

(Now hear, I beseech von, what Adams J1'1 :;lv instruct a few -ersous; '.ud the j has said . " million w ill have t, leain the pi a. :ioi.l.

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Apr ct :dix i;as said . (1)

. Van !'o: !,- Card'' to j Xow, ;.n ,u btiieve, after such an cx nianual part of the process b tiien own

; ut thejincased in i.uii i Huhbor and a gcit!e

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!disei vation, and experience. TI . em

O. .p.i....!p iiPP of that wicked oirlnsnre? ploymeni ot their k i.-iiie houts for a lew

man may in 'vo lu- eo.ufcc i ;ctchcJ ua-

:;cr.s!onftuar3. w;ti; iinpritiity. .at an c

It is well known that Gen. Jackson has mil ..,.) .,11 l! 1 . 1 .... .

;,v on !.,.!,., In- in 'i' ni'i.i' j.Md. .1,, i.l.i , 'no rnrmneis ..r llie old Cum-

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Pi 'fie '! bn n Iho -Cr:;-vtr-?." r.ttrih LNow , will ou, dear tir, take a part in " ks in the spt ing ;n.d t ai l jj.;rt of sum-j debts ana credits to a traction ! viz per

U t ii, lid bCii V.iife'.;! ! 'bldbliit'li, Id liar f i u l i uici, wi wuu htir ii ri i ret i ?iiu ;

have ware Dr. Frank!. a alive! The I ,n . fCaMrr rnr"v and eflices, without

iiosuaint. nmri,? I icir nprsonn Hm,' j

Th:s was an incalculable, evil. but. fn

the pen of 'the IF r.. (kerge Kicrr.or. ! A ?-.bcmc that's to drive our dear paity .' worms, i frequentlv , ur.d with riiiicli rea-j'l'o India Ilubl.ers 1 50 With ti.'dis exj le.naleiv. to r.ot. .'son, leoomrnernied to the latlies. The ex-J ily 1 pair tioots.

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Little Van's at the ecurce of this damna-K' is ho ddilul; the recreation i af-

le- Icarue, ji'uidsii retined and elev atcd by the con-id-

I'h vsician s bill.

Attend, Lc.

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, . .. , . , , nnt ,..,, j'-And vou'll be the vkUm of hi? cunnir.g'eratkn cl its uselulness. and the pecutn.m j vedr, not tmnk tnal tneKM, nnv t.utn : .. ! emolument iesuitr,g f, rn the Successful Which leave, a hallance of $ U UO in the tmr.or that Gen. J action s letters, ' ! application, in this vav, of perso.il m-1 In favor of the Huhbers. Hats are now

;,,! . r ii r I .'Twist vou and J. q. I was tuvirur i dusiry and skill; u an indu-ernei.t, b ; loimed oi India Hubbers which are so pi.

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Mr.C;dl,r.:iu leceivc. the 'touch poetical ,!lirA j help vou to put arc down?' Whiie en th subjec't of sdk. we must! the bulk of goose egs, and letaine.i ... hr ni Dud Greets is (.rindlesscq u8 haudi, go. friends not lorgct another thing, w Inch is nana -; that situation lor mouths vviihout dett.oy toniou... -ot can it re mar sr. van e dntclv con netted w uh the rear ing oi the j mg their terms or impairing their beau Fu'e-13 "Card' wws melamoiphosed un-L , ... . i m ,.,. . c , s , , t ;. ,,n..r ,t vv-nJl oi. 1 lavcst t h-.u, and thou ovestme 1 s-k-worrn; v, e mean 0 kr 1.13 own mspecttois Lieutenant V t bh , , , iffrr:, Anri fn r.,n ,nP! India Hubbrr. nrfimn rt.,i,V ia mn.,.

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Vld'r. the i ci', the while, assciibe. ut i

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V rnddiodulv apprenate the finf. the' .. en Jkseiito .dr. Calhoun

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j uiii iiiiuii ui iui icti'.iv;3 iu i:io ru.jci.ij Jii.'-.u.t.i i i ,. ii j. ,y v;,t ..i'iuiii ;uill 1 jwith most etiVct, we can i0 nobetier itianscan Indians. It is produced from a plant do sey to then;, that in Cue lit la's A.uen vvhich exu.es a juice from incrsiuns made

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i si aie tuue past, ii cor:eqvences have

( en cuipaiaf.vely but little felt. The country cousin- and other relatives and h.irgeis-on of the nffi. era of the Arlminiir irai.on were mostly provided for souid time ago, partly by sinecure exjiressly c.eiiteci for their benefit, and partly by placis taken fmni honest men. Ii seemj tiiat these same enormities, from which the country has had the semblarce of u relaxation, a i enow to be enacted over ;'r . A new Jack'on cabinet is going into power, and in all probability, each of its members, like his predecessor in of .'ice, w ill have his own circle of hungry family dependents, vvh'un the people muot Mipport in indole nee and proflii;ary The i:atii,n i in no fietfpr condition than tho

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:rg. & will contain the ep.Ies cl Messrs. - - : t lii. tU t u;4. ,(.t.;tf iU7 some Ss last uU,,na;,l3 iUvl eo, and 'ex, , : o: iM Ci.wtord Ck, Hard.. : . Uv J..i:.rmK ' ioii(r.;NrK,e , , . ou vvne , . l0 ielui r cmar ks on the mod of cul.rv utmg j to a me, i.iaa sun, w net, suiduentli dried i ',,lt,:w, l' 'Uet u ,,h W "M"'"! Rabbit-anattvc Cheiokce,and Claike,' w ,...e. let .cr. v ou n n.e ju. I to , ue vuU fcUUb ud hardened, the mould broken.' or sa ! a,,,K,al ",rr l,vc" .y, another the poet, !dte ot I ennrssee, but now ct; ; , ;, Ji m, utter leimuku," that ihe broadcast turateu with water and i-rckcd to nieces.! r:lV "in) cceeded them, and life

Georgia, a. c at wo.k on tint version, r . ' . " " u. - ,,,.,, , si,,,! J w h.ch thus onn.d.s r! , .,.,nOiM .. I '

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! Ycu admit the mam fact, and what proofa? piactid in Lunuecw.it many years ; me t.uc or Loot. j n j ei r, is better ? Uiro, and preterieu as requn ;ny Itss lab :r,s e thiniw that the India Rubber mijht Gen. Jackson to Mi. Galheun. j I ' und pi. ducmg more coavenitnt uutiis to .-uh.pted to many useful purpo-t-Dear Sir Washington, AJjeu oare ; sirand henceforth luIit icr tl,e sdk-worm, than ihe bb.w ! Casks, bottles cloak-, hats, he. of It.tiia

Ut). Jonn Lamcan, prav, iocs ai mis p- ndiea we meet, j process ot plucking mj leaves oy nana.: ivuoner, wouur po-ss an adv ..nt.igo ine.u

per: vl) ! cannot brlieve that voue cr cut toat ca

Fnit Ciaw t Mtl avrrs it. jot say is it truer -

:Tia foe that i faco. not a friend t! rt l!1'10-''1 Ige treescroet. ! 1 . Canheld, 179

Froad-.vay. N. Y. will

rabihty , cheapnots aud inperv iability t

j water uv er ..nv sther schs ance f-oin which

send the mulberr v seed to anv pail o' those artudes cculd be m ui'it t tued.

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the country whence he itceives oidcrs.

That 1 may, distinctly, just "uricftrsra.j jjr Van Duren's ' Card" to the Euitcr oh i"' l' t,l- His price is titty cents

L'ti'i oecf Appvllo .

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Mr. Calhoun to Cen. Jackson - ir- Washington,

the Telegraph.

i ounce for liis seed, and w e haj e r.e will se!'

Sir, pray, tell Mr, C he's mute oiT t:.c'Gllllh 4 ''!t,t.v hc spoiled track. J from Fri'.nce. aud :outinne his oxer LonThe charge, fir hc ur(?fS tos to him j to intioduee it extor.-iv I,.- iota the Cvau back " ! try.

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Vt.at Ci a --vfMd's a sc-uudiel the veil to ' ,jon. C;l) he ernJ that ,ho ... otv H! J MuiLemj SttJ The F inor, in conc.It ! ' I - A 1

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in e ut manv app'e'aiions t j him tut

LureJ- r (.'onyvrnpti-.-n. We give plan t'io lv! ;v o :i.;j; cr.-.n nir.r :c a t ion wiiii ;ch pb- i-n.e. M ; . K. White, the

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w ob koenv; to t,o . orr.riiU.i; , a..

ti.e utM -t r(':.Mi. o ca.j )i d u;-oi, stateii-or.ti !?:a s- iy nim 'l i.c di-ci tr d a i ! t . in s..n-i v is o i : s,'j .! i ; e f. ii--tli . i ' i - j ;,, ii .-i ..! ,n...' i trulv a .dO :o; , , .;; , j. ;, ti. t'ic Ivial 1 nn ;i.- d ;,,..m.. J', Y ( V);n Ad v .

f.ouisrillc J'jur,

-f 1 t stat.-it u. i a; or a tew

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rave: m ntlw,.a sowunr t -.e sfei . an tue raisi.nr o t ne ...... .;....... l; mun-

In the Divan, Ithcur.ht, let ne do what 1 1 rm so much ensured with the f-rcisn nf ! silkworm has been so fv.il tesied in eve- mUlc :,c"1 b(f;i l" euro the

vvou.o. An Tw- seci.t and safe la U evil or pood !nrr ,Klvr (imc ,ir ti) trcaj

Wit Craw ton!, tde tatler. tias dragg : all

The F'.'iP'gn Qn i!teil Heiicw. in the artic le entitled k Ki'i.ria,o a d A :-.- r i--says that the non ex:'e.--ce it' : .a; may!, doubted in o- ! . . 1 1 r rcn -try sir.ee "in Nav York al-M'o . ' irh n : mis l'.'fr JUc) 000 in'iahit.u,.. :'!.(0(' a;C tonu-'inu xo. r.dcd in a - :'. for llie -ii! i or; ..j' t.p peer." i f .rk ij (h -r. at pc-1 i f ---rrv ni iMiti-li erriit and thi tnay explain the fact ia i it t.i ;;t be coii!isi d, however, ;f-' iljo tjU.nber o! tl'e pr.np in our citiea 'i r:-cenf!- . h d it siionld he, in q -untiy where bud is abundant, labor ir. d-ar.and. v. '.es high and food cheap I'i- e i ".it.lt !ie in a groat degree, v.p tear, in the intemperate habits of the population. The tax on the public arising fr-itu ibis vice i- enormous and di-i act Jul to t!i- nation llaltir.iert American.

Tis a breach :( good fuith in tue teeth. cuc, plottmo-, J think, sir. is more hkch ! "ite muiherrv -ecd, h . jos imi.orreu

ot tl'.e taw, j thme. ; ironi t ranee a -man tpjaiuu v ui iasi e.i - ,t hitherto been t!-at whaCs done in ecn-jpn a pdin simi,le man,;i opj,,' mr! growth, and wiioh he orl'e.s tor sale ?u cb;ve, j quite bothers- : his oth.-e, as will be si. en by advti ue-

Va w!..nl in t;iat t-i.ence tha, xc:-Im:i thc(j,)r youridots' and the like ! leave, sir,' meat. Ii i- n w the suitable season t)r

1 i . .. net ru ' t !, i ' 1 1 1 1 i i , t .......... I ; ir i ti.- .ii ii...,. . . .

.iu.-s V71- . iii i?l HAL l f.tS. fhes'iifo of the. '-mvthican nrirv."

1 1 v part of the ccuntrv, that it can i.-wv be co,,Mim; :'' f'. at my supge.on and re i wajred bv the Telegrnph'and the Gbdu, the "back-'.i' longer looked at a a:-. . xperrmeut, in; TU!iv ' oithv mtelh-nt man, who h wax hotter and hotter. The Te!e-rapb

may be considered a pn-mis..i4r b.antli vt u 4U uu 1 1-1 lu '' 'Jai' !!l ')' employ , : roniinu. s to m..uo d;-c!osuies, by the nub Ma ii il! !...!. I . I : . I . . .. - J I

i rawton:, n.c rauer. u.is .!iaj.g an j stairs. may be cot.sidcreU a pn-mis..i4r o.antli vt ; ,-''1 i'" '"d". ; 'ii.iiiiii s maue (i;-cIosuies, hy the pubiHt; I'm a p'aio Umple man aud did not e'en i bus;:e-s hatwill so-n oe undeV lu.l wa,i. -m!h ihe Upright days given it a licatiotv of the editor's correspondence, Yet I did what my ccr.tu-cc told me- ia,0lv ; The latent mode of sow tng wt.icn i-io- t,lal- As n- duectron ac. ompanicci oui ; s .n,e of whn h are hoth atr.usiwg and uy. v-'5 riuht. i That Jackson, and Calhoun had e'er had ' of.,rmi nded by Ib:aalo-us ui" Milan, lae '"'ee. the lolbiw mg couise was adapted , stun tivp. We have amongst them a letJU urge the Council to bring you to j a ,ovv highest authont) on such a sTjeet, i t..e L'"'tr ll h.:n-.;erchiL t. ..no . nd cl whrd. ; tor from a Mr. Gideon Wells of Hartford, t-iiv -r.i i . '.i ..ii . . . ' i. ' .. i i , ". ... ... .i .... :!..... i... . 'fstod on the head, the .dher left to fill : '.u'tirrf i-n? ,i:iic,l rtia r n'.-t

taw. Till mar.v dvs;ifrer 'twas all over tow n : broadcast mtihod, m u.e i low k-MUJ lM UK i;ta"' Ul ' hvr f-u to 1 1,1 .-nnerticut . dated 3 M of March . 1330.

:cuocrieapcdtae'-ordcrs ; you tra;n: c?j Atyiir5 c( thQ S( a) ue , (i sdouchiiig and spading, and ti.e plants t .o "eas, no n. ta a g.a,s tr:m . froui this letter we learn that 'T renub-

en -die '.aw j 'Fo conclude, Master Dutl w hat -mtii-e" te raow.

was v, rote u:c -cn.u-, 4 .i.-. had I? .erne. The seed sow d this pian ' ............ ... r. io u.u-; i .a.i c x;.. "ted to obtain rule m that

what I lueaat: Thn h-. vJr?,l ,-n,l.d. hw iU o-ivr-n t.Vwith l-nt l.f.le labor and cos. wail -nv,- a freveruoa oy the tia;i.i.;erc,..p from esca ' state, in 1 ! L3 1 . The writer savs. in re

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it was not for vu, sir. t t:x f.-.v intent. ?ct e'er thisloVg letter, I tnr-g to a clcse S'tl ttli on, mv dear sir, I ct "under the

Appendix Xo. 2.

That when I had failed to get oj d;s

mod for thui fd.age, like the ia ,rk'r h:'v;i' l a!v"Jl t'--j"'aiiull ; luan .orrv," Martin Van Polignac, k'(, . The seed sow.! this plan ot ,,i ''r" btvathed the lumes thus; rtad exp-octe.l to obtain rule rrtha nt little labor and cos. vv.il -live a frevent.-d hy the handkerchief horn esca 'Sate, m FdJl. The writer savs. in re.

fair and excellent opp-u ur-itv for l.uiiil.es out Jur at a time, 3 heir- h.icnoe to the election of lP.'jO; "Should itoenccmage the j,.m;rer members m the I,er tia . 1,0 lct ha- been to lei.evo. we ubtain a majority, vo shall elect u reaiir;-of ihe in-c Is. which is a htrht au.i ",;n e'"'''"t:V 51 c"usJ, many -editor (F. S.) friendly to the adminis-

tcfiecttcus on the -vonttoversy," attribu- amiable task. er.couragcu.b' habits ot a. ten- -"t.n4i.g. ami vvi.ict. J..r u.e jt two! tialion, or po,tpone a ch-aco until neit ted, though without foundation, to the .tion. aud promoting industry . It is picas- fn,)ntli' h:ul lcu acco;.,p.,n,ed with all year, vica thhJ: there rvifl be Hide l;J.t pen of the Hon. (ieorge Kremer. in-T m uscif; and sure to be proti'.aMe. Re- tue sv mp.vaats ot a co:l.;fM-..l au-i ra; id r.f su'eess.'' TUU was a ver, m-cl an-

s.dcs it- favorable ir.iliitr.ee at home, it is il;I-"v"nb ''J wiwc, have, accorumg ticipati-.s 'I ho eb-ction

p'ae'd, !l thought him his friend he made him "a infallible means ot tixiag the cultiva-' rriALn Ww", disippe aied with 'hko th it of IT..;;), result J agtecd with the rert, "?-i.r c-.urs: tit his Vice: lion otVilk m thecountrv ; when the feeide.,l,c c"uSh- . I,JVV i'crm.nent th.s r.dn I to Van F.-hn ic Co

'Xctor.ee, and then off-he helped him or iiaimploved h-inds oi ai .cultural house-: Si'.'- I'1 ovc; llae n.usi snow. i hat other k.-n. ar.d F.d.a'd oi.ij ...r!l , 1X . . i,is L.r,-,n mtnrp,ti.! m un.ieria.'cr iho,,il',,r,uS uu,lfr tlie 'i5- nii-ct;.;,. mi-.

!0h, shame enhia course in score: hi, toe, six weeks alf.urol laisng a brood, an.l -Put l car!' I" c.on of the ab c nc, ia cc;-h)Mc::, puiiiclus inctnsc was henud pr icUce lenders them familiar with it, ,t!;tcl ;?n," u,tu a ,lf,i''-' tb" n bet m .y c

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And did all I could, sir, to have )cu dis

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pam. lOa.shan

i.ut still, sir, allow mc, ia cotjclusro-o., tvp,

sw i H..ri-v Td iL .;.. I, ,'.. ..,5 f.dbnv ih it h.iTidro. of nudes an i so-: bnis.d tucitiiorn, this commuaie.ition is

To cali up the act of that long gone bv j t ravel 3 " pet intendants i-r-s by the natural lorce 0t',n:ule l;" re-. pies lti Ho rda c.l the foul n.nt hut k.c no .rrrt circumstances f rmed and t.erneluate i rttened to.

With vi iy n.uch tend cur dear rartv toi !.;,,,, -d! o" uh.vn m ih,.r various soh. .. ,,il - cits C WHITS'.

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. !..:-o u-.vot cur ears a And pave tc f:.o foe U th ii a

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all of w horn, ia their various spheies cd

a diou. will assist and pr..l.-ct the tro-iuc

"',t-1 Mister C s tauiy caught Ue s run down tron ot a v aiu it le -taple,

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nouscc. ihe voung r..v;.ts ii ansidauted, i;.d

irc.l 1 a. r V ' i. .- 0 o ,-. v ,1. i t i U i r.-iiri in i.lii.r,,' I n m:"' t ed I n ,i iv.it- tr on !'..- r- i : I .r hi

......... riut'j".i- ;- - hollow net. xo) so;iie slakes or .ui.'.e, ivJini ad an rai.de hedge-rows. iv pinning thatn above, XOri'.S. l) Tins alludes to the letter and loosening the grouo i about the in cl- ..." ('r in'osdto Foisvth. whidi inrnl ten. tht v se. id co.t s-.ions ihlv kiv. and will

io .pisSUi.-u l;:c o-uno that ue, pan sue ? j j ..on ,e,,. l(J yjr. Oilhoua enclosed in become as close as privet. be.de turt.i.hI tide., a.ihigii oi.:ce, I acte-i oao.:n hl!tist Setter. ; ing the foliage time readily than it caa I o uoubJ, Mr, m) mines vou should; CJ) riiC 'vapor" here referred to, is;be obtained ironi trees. T'm leaves also, have been Dilli. Mi. Cab.oua's alleged motion m the Cab- f not used f. r silk-wo an-, van oc guther

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A: d b.aving thus, frcr.kii, c:-.pi.;incd all I know ,

inctl) airest Gen. Jackson.

ed a3 fodder for cattle,

(3) This ailudes. to the famous letter! Sot out on commons, or a-, a border for i on. (iea . J iokon to Mr. Mom oe. which ' r. s .n.i id. t!. .. r. -.L-o

Ho are slid hearty :sltrt:;r, ar i M r Cnwlord uvetrcd was laia bcfoie the'aniidc return. It tkurisU-s ia the nooiest

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conduces very matei i d!v to heiilh; at- I laches men to their homes, conf tpn-;.:: . . 1 1!

ia many m-tatices. prevents a hto of T lieo it U r d ... : .. pation: rn:lmc- t!;e mint t) si ; i '..- e, nh t'.v f.oe t.i thought and rciioction; an! Im-.I.c- u-1 -c or;-:' 'i" o ia-

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