Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 181, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 June 1835 — Page 1
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no milter whetther Ihcy like him or not. to supply the back numbers to them that let purposes as that commodity. The exnen-e
HI'. aa uurtll llh.es un, .. ... ....... l..i , c.u lunout nciorc . 10V think of it. hifleii. itnr I . mn.e- U -..ii .,ma : the ii.ri-
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1,M-v 11 ullu ulu wnen i.,o ear is m,t by the;, him. s work. J bv
within the cat and t-.v o ikm.u, paid i.i
! vance.
X ih-; ;i lion received f-r hi i!tt!i-.'rhs pai I in a.hanre.
less than six
S i!). l i'xM'-'. wiio i'v- ivi-
llioir papers by
priva.te post, topav J" ccnN posia-'. Xo p ipi'r iii-t oatiaa " 1 nniil ail arrearage ar - p ti-l. an I notice to stop it sent to the of-Ji-o iii wriiiiur.
Avlvcrtiseateiits isisertcJ, t!ie usual
ra:r-.
in-1 lie's a smart feller: and lie s the very best
(man tor the republican paity that we putinIf.v !... )tli-i- :im1 more than all that.
' 1 l''ll,MI.- V.iiren .W 1 consulted the matter
ill over some time ago. and we came to the conclusion that he was the regular democratic cundiJalc for the Post Ollice, and have it he shall, if I have to blow up forty Cabinets about it. AVhen the Ciiucral said this, he thrashed his cane do n on to the lloor as if he'd stave a hole through i(. and tipt out an oath that ma le my hair stand right in cend. I see the matter was fixed, and 'twas no nt.v more: so 1 onlv test tried to
A porove
papers Uot coming. Sj i remain vour sin-tbo i.irovtd fiom anv
cere lnend and humble servant. MAJOi; JACK DOWxNLNG.
am p-o r. nidi max
and Lis b...dy was disposed uf in the s aim: inanucr. Ai'o r having tiuis -ih urod ihoui.-clv es
FLYIXG MACIIIXE.
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there is a steam engine.
lls imagined I !u.lU ! i , !'"';! . . unsii-petU'i. mil;! li.r
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i'":i!euian
Pin:xotn-:o..
Prince William Counlv. 'irginia, we
frm Lav.
Ocl' :a thai y , a... ' .i:m::win -i t!ie at-
icinpt was m;iu' on Ihc Miiiug ladies, which was so lui UuiauU inislrafed. iwpu!i!ie vi iigeam o !uuld have slept
o long a (o permit mk h licnds to li ne a trial
ro lace, delivered at this of-
!- or -.i.-'i il:fi- til ieo !u a'ri"i'i'il nn-l
. .. . . , .. . usi. taken in pa m at.
ool him" down. Well, says i, Cincral, if one common source of (Jas, and that
To endeaver to slop the nrocrcss of science i b -n informed, savs (ho ;.. i-.i..vn Mrtr
would be an attempt as futile as to endeavor politan, of a remarkable occurrence, which lis dilliT.iU to concrivc! -tu !i hnv.e'r va the.
io picveui me eartn uom revoking on its axis, and proceeding its annual course round the sun. It is equally impossible to sound the limits of human improvement, lfaceuturv ago, our ancestors had been told, that towns and cities could be beautifully lighted from
From tJi: Dnrniii; (!:: tic. Washington City. Hot ;..), Mat is:v. 1 H: CorM.x J eii: Mr uncle has ot pretty well a "in. 1 write inv letters in the east
room as I n-cd to. w here I have elbow room
in the reira'.ar democratic candidate let's
have him in; vou know, says 1, (..inerat, 1 alwavs slick to the trut republican doctrine, let it be what 'twill. At that the Cincral softcue I right down. N.ivs he, i know you do, Sargent Joel; 1 can alwavs depend upon you, and your cousin the Major, and Mr. an P.urcn, and Mr. Kendall and Isaac. Hill, and when 1 know w here you arc, I know w here the democratic partv is. Well now savs, I. Cincral. what's the mat-
that Mr. Forsvtii and Mr. Cass aint willing
carrta-
v-nou- an-i ivmkiov o """ , i-...j si-mv- () navc r, ivenaaii in me uji oiuu ;ti- w'.t a (he Cin-:al comes in and sets! Why, savs the Cineral, they say he bedown and smokes his pipe, and then if lie :ip--lonirS to ihe Kitchen Cabinet, and that they've pears to be in a talking mood, it's no use no notion of having a feller coming out of me to try to wriie a word till we've had ourJtR1 Kitchen and stick himself down long side
l alk out. Si " hen thai s the case, I llirows; ,-. lcm in the Parlor.
down my pea and wheel right round and lot j Js tiiat all, says 1, Cineral! Well then, him spin out as long a yarn as he's a mmd to.i j-j joL -cm turn ip thci'- Hoses as much as Tothrr day I went into the Ivist Iloom toj,,. arc a i,,ind to. I've known as good
xv rile a little bit ot a letter to you, nut l liaa nt but ju-t bejun and not as far as "Dear Cousin Jack," when in comes the Cineral w ith his pipe in his hand and a kind of thunder cloud on his brow, and be marched across the room
as straight as if he was going through a stone
Avail. I scein a minute that 1 d got to stand a hurvcane, so I braced up and begun to get . ' ..... i r-;,w..-..i ci..a I i;.r!.
reaov lor u. v.iii..h, si,, our pipe for you I for sometimes if I can get him to smoking pretty fast, it'll kind of sooth him a down a little. So I lit it as quick as 1 eoul I, ami sot him to pulling: but before 1 got it fairlv into his mouth he begun: Savs he, Sarcent Joel, it's too bad. Here I've, had since I took the Govcrnmcr.t I cant tell how many new Cabinets, but I should think nearlv half a dozen, and there hasn't l.een one of em worth a cent. Isn't it pesky
slrance, says he, when I've always tried tojw-,cu lnc thne is out that you have paid for.
pick out the best men I could tmd, that thcyii-vc iulj onc or two sich letters as that lately,
fhould all turn out to be men ol no judgment,' but if you ii jest look at the tarms oi the pa and not able to decide right on any question) ,)er vou"U see there's no need of sending 'em
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iolkslo come out oi me Kiicueii aa ever wem into a parlor. That's you, says he Cincral, give me you yet: and he catched hold of my hand jest as he always does when he's pleased, and gin it such a shake that 1 did'nt get over it for two days. And, says he, do you go right over to lilair, and tell him to announce in the Globe to-morrow, that Amos Kendal! is appointed
Post Master General. 1 remain your lovin cousin, SARGENT JOEL DOWNING. From the. Dozening Gnziltc TO MY StUSClUHEKS ATX OYEK Tilt: GIAtit.VL.1 KINGDOM. I dont want none of you to send me letters and make me pay the postage on 'em; jest tell me to stop sending my Gazette to you
put to em, or else a set of unruly self-willed rascals, that there's no such thing as govern-
in or beatin" any reason into cm:
HmI s.ivs I. Cineral, 1 thought your present
Cabinet was a nice onc, and did things about
riirbt
My rule is not to send the paper only lo them that pays for it. And when the time is out, I shall stop the paper, if the pay dont come again. And I think this is the best rule to iro bv for mc and the subscribers. For a-
ny body reads a paper that they've paid for
ges could be propelled by steam at the rate
of thirty miles an hour, the man w ho should have dared to make such statements, would have been treated as a lunatic; yet these things lw.Ye been ctlected. And now, a native citizen of Pittsburgh proposes to make an .erial machine, to navigate the air by steam. Let not the incredulous express his doubt?, nor let the sci..lit laugh and shrug his shoulders, and assume a look of deep penetration; men of unquestionable science arc satisfied tliut thu tl.in- is practicable, and that Mr. Abraham Ma-un has invented ami built a flying machine. The inventor built, bv subscription, a model of it in the city of Cincinnati, but owing to the disagreement of the subscribers, the thim: was left in an unfinished state and abandoned and they violated the contract by taking the machine out of his hands. MrMason now resides in his native city, and intends if he can obtain pecuniary assistance, to build one on an improved plan, (but on the same priciple) that will raise its own weight with all its machinery, and himself. The cost of the machine he believes, will be about one thousand dollars, and in order to raise this sum the inventor proposes to have one thousand tickets of admission, and each person w ho subscribes on dollar receive a ticket, which will admit him to sec the machine when completed. Mr. Mason further proposes that the money so raised shall be placed in the hands of some responsible person, and to be drawn out as the machine progresses. Mr. M ason holds himself in readiness to exhibit his drawings, and to explain to rational inquirers, the mechanical principles on which he means to act in construqioii of his newlyinvented arial machine.
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look piace on ine Jeaos. o nacu auoa tout .case; a con it "as organized under Hi" Jaws oi miles from Dumfries, on Monday se'night, du jihe count r. a prv emp-mnelied and co'.ni-el ring that heavy thunderstoi m, w hich it w ili , hem d. and a v crdicl of Guilty was brouuht. be recollected, overspread the heavens, and s the curt pronounced the e:d sen!. ... c. apparcnlly visited every quarter of our eoun-jUuow n to (he law the .-mothered ibi'ne!ui:l try. The earth for several acres, w hich was i'm ih. The laws of the lounlry bad uevei previously firm and good, ."'' ? (Uom itsje, inc. ue th.it erimes could be pel pi t:. it-d present appearance) sunk to the dcth ol a-jwiih sin h p. uliar t ircun. stain e; of bai bariiy bout four ieel. and cracked open in inuumer- .and bad lh n lac provided no adequate pun-
able places throughout the whole mass, as ilji-hmeiil. Their lives were jur-lly l'oi 'i ii d (
it had been blow u b gunpowder. I he thuu-; the law s ol the country, but the peculiar cit-
der and lightning, which here was com pa ra- j uui (a nee-, den landed that the onlinarv puii-
tively slight, there was aviiullv heavy and se- j l.-nini ai should he departed lions they v. ei: vere, ac ompanied by an abiind.uit sliowi r otjv, i,.,, taken to (lie place where tin v had bail, which, however, was not so injurious loipei p. dated the act and burned to death, ii (he main as to (he window ijas. Xuineroit-janv one l li' Ve.sth.- puiii-hmeiit inappropripersons have visile.! (he -pot. but ar . totally .ii.; nr i....s, , jc. the uudci signed cannot heunnble lo account lor the remarkable pheiio- live it w ill be a l.dhei or a brother. The art nicnon. Some suppo-e it to have been pi o- net d s no other v indication than the atrocity duced by the shock of an earthquake, altho of (he i i ime. llumau fort sight could not conthe people residing in the neighborhood ex-'eeive I hat .-uc'i a rim.1 could be ommitled , iterienced, or rathi. r ob-ei ved no sensation du-j.md no puiii.-bmeiil by law was aliixed to it -
tin:'" the storm lo justifv such a conclusiou:!it was a ca-e above and bevond all law. a:
yet it is possible Mich might have been (he jibe imdei sign. ! as Grand Jurors ai:i: .i
lact, as from the continual glare of lightning prove so ju-i an ex. . ution of the p and the heav y neals of thunder, w ilh a com- r;nu e in the case of the outiag. .
bination of ajq)ieheiision fr their personal .God and man" safety, they might have had. a slioek of ani earthquake, which they attributed to the el 1 The Wciti-h t raisers oft Sierra Lewi.e. have feels of the raging storm. icaptmed within a few months pa-t. a many jas tiiree or four vessels, containing near "Jiiuu MOST HOltlvlllI.E. slaves. We copy the following from the Mobile' Advertiser, an account of the particulars re-j -' Woicm Mams j mi: M w." ll heu one laling to the murder of two children in that ni.tn is worth a thousand dollars, ant! another section of the country, in the cour.e oflastjien thousand, in common language wes.iv ihe winter, and of the punishment in'Hcled by i.itter is w orth ten limesas nun h as (lie foi hp-i . popular vengeance on the perpetrators of thc;!f (his meant no more theoi simply that oilL. horrid crimes. The account is copied from had ten times as much properly as the o(h- r, the Minutes of the Circuit Court, lately held 'time would be ill spent in cavi lling attiieexin llaldwin County; and although no one will prcssion. Put when people estimate the worth for a moment doubt, thai .according to ourof a m an by the weight of his pur-e, (henlaws, these wretches were ilescrv ing ol'dciliJ mount of hi - s,.( ks. or the naml'i rot hi - huse having given evidence of possessing the most without examining either the furnil'ire of hi-; cruel aud depraved dispositions, y el we cau-jhead or the q'i;ihtii s of his heart, common not approve of (he com se suggested by pop- sense smiles at the debtsieii.aud ha-(es (ocoru!ar indignation, thiit of causing them to reel the (-nor. Js the man a mere cypher alt pire in the most horrid agonies, being binned this time? Docs he count nothing of himself.' lo death. We are surprise J, tiiat the Gr.-wd Si,.:'l h- ;;,L be rate.! b'gh a.-; the purse or Jurors should approve of such barbarity : J chest thai contains the common r(;jnd.ud of On or about the twenty-fifth day of Feb-1 bis wotih? May iroueoflbe acquirements; ruary last, two Orphan cbiklren, oneagirl of of art, or (be endowments of nature, have the twelve years and the other a boy of nine, were honor of being inventoried with the slot k of ascertained to be missing; they had been at, his farm, his inerch'-ndi'c, or his household school and had left in the afternoon for the furniture.' purpose of returning home. An unavailing! search was made for them by the family , and ( Kvtract from a letter to the Editor of (he: the next day the neighborhood was collected; Albany Daily Advertiser. Speaking of the "Mid the carch continued for several day s. ' Indemnity question, the w riter observes: No vestige, how ever, ould be found of them. I On Friday, the Prin'ce do I'roglie replied
From the. Vu;nlUi.i:He (Li.) Ga:..lle. EYNCIFS EAW IMPROVED.
In some of the places on the river and in
terior, Lynch s l-aw is indicted by flagellation on the body of the dclinoucnl, but onr ri7-
ycoV, h;ivc adopted a novel method of punishA ' J T .
meiii; msicau oi sMnnutg turn, they two-him which it is believed will have a betler eil'ect than the ancient mode. Within the last two weeks, we have had three examples of this wholesome application. The lirst of these was the ninth pal t of a man. alias a tailor.
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who was caught in the act of robbm" a side- :UUI t"1'11' '-i'0 seemed to uc involved in im-.to me pieceuing speirur. in a vcrv pow 1 l , SJ ,11, ,i I I ' I . .- '
'. U so 'twas, along for a w hile, sas lie,' with a crreat deal more comfort than one thev
b it Forsvth and ("ass begin to show the clo-.ivnoxv tliey've got lo pay for some time or yen fool "now, and 1 dont believe I shall be a-otier. Xnd then my subscribers are scatter-
e to get along wiui em. '; ...v. Vd so all over creation, ti niean ine inerai si,0..ra nr (Jlv . . .. . . ,.,.(, dde mvseiv . . ni ...t i i .- .... .t ii ... . "card o one ot llic houses, ol nrovisions. am peneuame. mys.ciy
me much longer i u """V Ju. Yu J n Cr.eal,on Uial " lW7 omu na,u,e ' it was ascertained that he had been in the MhuI fW weeks uftewards, as two young' emhn,. i,.g a d.-l.-.d
hocls; I 11 nviKC squa e - - . J eadviincc it woutd cost a great acat inorc than nj ,u)it 0fv:,itil,,r ,,, :M1(, .11nr1. I.idies just at night-faU, were reluming l,on.e,tv question, from its origin lo the rc,'c.nl .;J
ling to his own use, the "ood thin,rs ofiOM 'eb:ick from a visit, :i naked negro rush-:menl. thereto be found. Peiii" caught in the'c' from a thicket and attempted to sei;:e by! i I denowiMed l!iectndu. I of Gen. Jack- n
tesmui-hke. and
n gumeiiiaiive maim
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lien progress ot Hie lli-ieiimi
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IlilvlJii .iim, i" l it oniu eoiue io io ititiit. it. "j" mi musLiiuto Put, says I, Cineral, what's the matter?. arc scattered round inlo every state and eveAVlmt have they done? jrv territory of the Gincral's government. Why, s;iys he, they are setting up their own! " And some of 'em arc so fur oiF it takes a will and opposing the interests of the party, month for my paper to get to 'em, and then it'll In what way, says 1? They dont oppose ( takc another month for their letters to get back the Baltimore Convention, do they ? jto mc. And as it's only about two months No. says he, but they do w orse than that. , before the first year will be out, it's time for Whatsays 1, they dont come out in favor them that live a great ways oil", if they want of Judge While, do they? jibe second volume, to send on for it. The Not "exactly, says he, but they do worse jyear of them that begun at the beginning wili than that. They are dead set against the' JC out on the 1th of' July. 1 want the subinterests of the party, and I shall have to scribcrs, w henever they can, to club to togethiunke em w alk a plank, I see plainly. cr and send me five or ten dollars in a lump. Well, say s I, Cineral, w hat is it they've Clu wl.u thev can getj'em I want 'em to send done? Let's know, for if they are trailers to ,nc Squire Piddle's Pills, for they go the best
the party, its best to get rid oi cm as, soon 0f am thing 1 can get hold on. j as we can. About the second volume 1 aint a coin" to
What have thev done! says the Cineral
Why, haven't I been trying these two months lio appoint Mr. Kendall Posl-masler General, itnd haven't them fellers been opposing it tooth and nail the whole time, right atainsl the wishes and interests of the demo
cratic party? PuU savs I, Cincral, I dont know about
say much now nor make any great promises.
Uut 1 will jest say that 1 in in hopes lo make
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(eriiis. but his comhn ( was thai of
prialin
life
act, he was plentifully painted "(are and 1 t,u; l"idle one oftheir horses. They sprang in si
bands with black, and afterwards varnished ' '1(,m lo:i(l alarmed at such a sighl, ami j indiv id aal, unaulhori ;. . and un-'ippoi ted by and made as pretty a looking ncro with a'oneoftho young ladies 'fell, the other nf-jihe other l-iaiiclio efthe Ameiirau Con.-ii;,! monkey face, as we have overseen in our life.' tempted llighl. The negro pursued, .ind just lion. He labored itli great smees-, (.. ju-ii The second case was a Spaniard who w;is!',s 'IC overtaken her, he perceived, that ly , on the part of Fra-i. e, the recognition oi beastly drunk and mischievous, and openly a!llie otl01" was endeavoring with wonderful the (aim . I up by the Tinted X. ale-, blackguard; he had partly stripl himself of his! l,rcsunco f nd, I" regain her horse. He! He produced a doi am. ml v.l:: h . . :,! n. shirt and laid himself down beneath the steps of i'nmediately quitted the object of his first pur- ordiua'-y ,!. mec of t uri.. itv . end v hi. ii a; the court house, when he was painted a deli-!su'' ,',n ,K'0,'l' could return, the other p".ire(l to make a very p..weii';:l i.npie si. u . .. cate frreen: we sunnnse hhir woiitd I. i young ladv had remoulded, and the nl.nm' Ihe Chamber. It w a a .-f ier w i itt- u bv i'. "
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I oegis.c rili. en i aiievand ! oraw ie.
up a rep"il on two hiImh l. ( -pi ciallv on lirst, (l lie American elaiu.s.) Let I !.ei . !. o.
I;dk ot incapaeitv to pav. W E Ol'GUT TOPAV."
b;.t1 let's think of that a little. I thought the Care of it & write editorial. Put he's a going
dewGcratic. party, takc cm together, didn't like Mr. Kendall very well, and tho't he. w as kind of tricky, and the like of that. I aintso clear, says 1," that it is the wishes and the interest of the democratic party to have Mr. Kendall 'appointed Post-master General. There's complaints about him from all round. At that the Cincral flew in a passion in epite of all his smoking; he rared right up and marched across the room, and fetched hipipe a sling out of the window as far as he could sling it. And, says he Sargent Joel, you get me "out of alt piiiience; it seems to mc vou never will learn politics; till you are as old as Adam. Who circs vh..t Tom. Dick, and Harry says about Mr. Kendall? Taucy dont knyw nothing about him, aud iU
the most annroiiriafo rolnr. Ti10 i, 1 w.is then ifiven, but he ma. le his e-cane. uat erte (o I aib-v ra:u. in the !i:-!vian
II I -v.. AIIV IIIIIU I 1 V J . ' l ! I -" was that of a patron of an ovstcr boat who Suspicions were fixed on two si iv es, one be : o'iMiIate. iq.oii the sn.j.-ct ol tao.e ci
for two or three davs b ..1 !..., ,.-.. ;i.:.:...- lon"iti": to the father of l!;e oiing l.tdie.' ;:nd ;;md r m tin:-:
j lAIIIUUIII . -11 I I himself in a state of the most beastly intoxica- l';u-it'tl 111 the t.nmly with them, the other lion. Anew method was adopted with him:!ou",',l :it solnc dis;mce, but at work in the he was blacked with limit cork and ,rrcaS(V neighborhood. In the course of the cxamina and then made to ride the wooden horse, r'a.'jl1011' iL w:;s asccrtaiued, that theie was rea- : n.ilp. .nn.l mi l - t !., ice m - I ilson to belive that lliev had been the niurd'T-
it a lectle bit better than the hist volume, in thc rear of (be village; but bavin" c nlreat- ers f lwo fldldn-n who h;.d been mi-mg.
nas necn, lor to leu ine iruin, my oni ineiui cj not lobu .lurked, he r.,.!;...,l b-,- l land they subse.iuei.tly confessed (he let se-
- ' - - i-vanti ecu w i v, i . v to the place from whence he was taken; after! l,ar;,U b' ''"m Li" ,H'y' and agreeing in Ihe which he was escorted a short dislame from "lost minute nm lieunr--; and the whole was
the town, which he will probably remember "'terwards continued bv the appearance of' !' "' .. "' for the rest of his life. If he bodies, which were found in the places: u"" ,,iu 0
. indic.iteil by tiiem
Lsnrur. DiscovriiYi.x -run rm:PAit vtioxov llappearsthat they met the children on the
iii-.mi'. .viany unsuccessiul experiments have
been made to discover a means of cxtracliii"
mis.
the editor of the Portland Courier has been
scant on't for help, and I've had to work for him so much to pay him for printing my pa
per that 1 havn t had but a little time lo lake
to have somebody to help him now, so I shall have more lime to take care of my paper aud
put something in it. I shall begin to brush it up pretty soon and make it what the Gincral said he was ging to make of his new boots once. I shall have a chance lo write more and I mean lo wake up my correspondents and make them write more. In thc course of the next volume 1 calculate to republish some of thc best parts of my book and put the engravings in, and if lean make a bargain with my friend Johnson at Uoslon I mean to get him to make some more pictures on purpose for my Gazette. And I mean to try pretty hard that them that subscribe and send their, dollar shall get their money "s worth. 1
shall try to keep a few on hand if I can, so as
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"1 r vr v Well I imed, iOi.l b ::
(a
i iii- dot lime:.
mi ci nq !el. l and powt rfn.ly
I m: lor--- I ue . hamper, had lc n r:
(he Mini-'ier for 5'orei:
and being in the h ind w rMingof (he
e"e-f -i I '. . u : A::!. a rial
whose name is atta. bed
! M inisfer l he groan ! ot
approach of night on their return from school.
and attempted to ravish the girl, but from hm'' l"'t.ciiI; :l mdemmtv na.M.e. lender years could not fully accomplish th. ; toe b. -1 ( .a.ml h.m-.f. Ir. inr.T.i.d it... ..;.( ..I'-. i.,.;r.. .these ck.uus were set up.
which they used. After violaling the child.
iiotw uiisiiindiiig her inieous entre;ii'cs to
(o it. furnish'-d l contending l'.
t v had been .'a know b
no toe it..'
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the glutinus matter from hemp, and thus reduce it to a fine fibre, and make it fit for the same purposes as flax. A machine has, however, been invented which nrcomidixhetj ihw
desirable end, by Mr. Shanks, a fl.iv simmer J snare her life, mid permit her to return to her!
residin.r in A rl.i-r.ill. M It It -!..: !. ; I . -. .; .f ; e .... I, 1 1 r. in i ins a t his Coll llll V Sea 1 . I ,i : ! i I :.
si '.luivinii, j.. ii. ii eonsiMS Ol i " lenus, uu y i iirr ititi'i lunt Id r (I'nu, one m - .
two metal plates ol peculiar jpnslructiou, supported by springs, to moderate the compresslire. In passing; between these plates, bv
their friction, it becomes perfectly free from
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