Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 19, Number 40, Vincennes, Knox County, 8 November 1828 — Page 1

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BY ELIHU STOUT. VINOENNES, (1ND.) SATURDAY, OVEA1BKU 8, ih2H. I'xn ii), No'. 4U

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THE WESTERN HUN S IS published at g2 50 cenis, for 52 numbers ; which may be discharged by the payment ot S2 at the time of subscribing. Payment in advance, being the mutual interest of both parties, that mode is solicited. A failure to notify a wish to discontinue at the expiration of the time subscribed lor, will be considered a new engagement ; tx no sub

scriber at liberty to discontinue, until all ar-

should be neither too oblique, which bespeaks weakness ; nor too straight, which weais the, horse out, and is unpleasant to the rider. The carcass should be round, or the horse will be washy and weak; the loins straight, wide and ribbed home ; anil although the beinc: cat hammed, or having the hocks turned inwards, is defective in beauty, it olten bespeaks a trotter.

The criteria of a cavaly horse arc, that he

rearagesarc paid Subscribers must pay the have considerable extensions ol bulk or size,

postage on their papers when sent by mail, j to enable him to carry weignt. wmi goon car

Letters by mail to the Editor on business ! cass io allow mm to leeu toaiseiy. aim yet io

Baiii ol Lanji Ccmmissionei s, ct gugtii in surveying the Wabash '.anal, Gaud " Spy run, Oil 14, 1828.

Colore! Asa Mootc. assistant civil United

that the election ior iiciutiiani governor is no certain test ol the strength ol paities in this state, whatever the indications may be ; those matters, we leave lor political speculation

I hese sentiments I give in candour Ik-Ik -j States engineer, duo abt;ut the fi:sio. Octoing that pubiic opinion should be' led by nolo- bei,nta) the rapius ol the M..un et, v hiit fling but til th and sound reason It was liom nishing the suivey ct this car i through Oa close application in the study ot the opera bio, to the iakt Ht had ab..ut 7 mhes to tion ol measures, and the tunes ol things, tun, anu ihe line would have been completed, that brought me to the conclusion that it vws 41 Mi Moort estimates the expense ot the the inteiest ol Indiana to suppott the admit. is canal, from the s ale line to '1 ippecanoe, at trati' n ; and while, leason ai d duty impelled something less than one million ol tl'Jlais . me to vigilance in correcting erioib sent loilh ' lie lands aic n.oiethan hall tlx txpeie of

must be paid, or they will not be attended to. j thrive at piquet or on service, lie should j (as 1 believed; by designing nut. to mislead tJ.eeai.Jl. Produce rvill be received at the CVs s have also liberty of action ; but gt eat sp ed j the people, i dative to the measuiesof the General Tipton purchase d at the P' tjwa-

The best cavaiiy hoi ses ate p eent adminintration Justice and respect tarnte tieaty, n the t Joseph of the ukc.

Market Price, for subscriptions, if delivered j is not requisite

w ithin the year. I those formed of the united properties ol hack1 r

Adveiitisemknts not exceeding thirteen neys, ana very light dralt horses.

iincs, will be inserted three times for one dol

lar, and twenty-five cents for each after in- -

scrtion longer ones in t- c same proportion. trl7' Persons sending Advet liscincnts, must

pccify the number of times they wish them inserted, or hey ill be continued umil ordered out, and must be paid for accordingly

Jim.

Farmer.

Prom the Indiana Republican. TO HIE PUBLIC. Mr tf?o.v In the Western Sun of Sept. Ifith, I see the following remarks from the e ditor ; after repeating a sentence horn the Indiana Republican, relative to the election of

Criteria of the (ualinj of horses, for vari lieutenant rovemor, he savs, Should the

ous fiurioacs. I he general ctitenaot the general Stapp be elected (which is very qualities of a horse arc derived from inspec probable ) a number of his ftiends and suplion and trial. His .outward appearance, a j pot ters, in this quarter will expect him to :emong judges, affords a pretty just ci ilci ion cUcni his p'e .gc, ?) pubiisl.inj in sonic newsof his powers, and a moderate trial usually e- ; paper that his election is no test of names

pip

Hundreds of Jackson men support d htm in this county" (qtieivif hundiedsot Jackson men voted for ntc in Knox county, how many

administration men voted for me in that coun-

nablcs the same judgment to decide on the disposition to exercise such powets The criteria of a h-)r.;e derived ft sin his co lour. As a trcneial m indole, dark are nrel-

. .crabje to light horses, except in the instance , ,v

ol black, which has lewe; good norscs within i do rot know what pledge the edi or has ' its range, particularly in the lighter hi c-.d-, j , cferctnc to, except mv general renai Us, I ethan any other. Grey horses sic a!s, to some i l.tive to the presidential (pjestion operating degree, an exception to the rule; ior tll0i e I iM o-ir state eh c.tion-. In every uddiess i tic-

ore many good greys. Hay dnd brown are al ways esteemed colours. The criteria of action are derived from a due consideration of the form generally, r-ud of the limbs particularly ; as well a from seeing the horse perform his paces in hand The criteria of hardihood arc derived fioni the form of the carcass, which should be cir cular, or barrelled ; by which food is retained,

and strength gained, to pcf rm what is re quired. Such horses are also generally good

feeders. The criteria of spirit, vigor, or mettle, as it is termed, are best derived from trial. It should always be kept in mind, that a hot fi cry horse is as objectionable as a horse ol good courage is desirable. Hot horses mr.y he known by their disinclination to stand still ; by their mettle being raided by the slightest exercise, especially when in company Such horses seldom last long, and under accident arc impetuous and frightened in the extteme. A good coin ugcd hoi se, on the eout t ai y , ". moves with readiness as w el! alone as io comr pany ; he carries onn ear forward and one

backwards is atten'tve. a!nt eliecrtti;, ovc

ior uie cnaiactcr oi our pumic servants cnu m o eo uie . jui epteninci sast, Hit v tiilo particularly lor one who hud i endei cd sign i '" i 't'1 --v! coiner ol the strte, containi: g i ot service to his coun: i ), causctl meat ah limes less tiian one hunt icd thcus.tid acrool land.

to defend general J,;t l.so: against w. iiit-n attack io adc against his chaiactei (-s 1 btiievcd) lor party purposes. MILTUN ST A PP. September 29th, 1828. Washing-; on City, Oct 18. Brazil liueno.s .iurtn 'l he ,ew Y.ik

Conner ol Vv '.dnesday says " ( -n a i t-pei - j ' ' ihv cr.rnn iss.onti s ; iht w rr governor

usal ol our liio Janeiro papiisb) i he J..ne, ! ' ass d con nci Alt:. aid, Indian agent at -st. we find that a ticaty ol peace Ik.s been conclu-; Uii J 1 c obtif t d leave from the c nidi d by the c o m n i i s t o e s ol these two pow- ' ",ism nets io tit al with tht Indians 1 do not

e r s, on tt i ins which it is hoped wjl, piovea j k-.-.ow the precise sun paid loi the land hut

it floes not un i ui t to 11,01c tl.Mi rnt icrh of - in ct ptrich. sts. and vei j tw resei vaWJ9 and n nt of hcn. laiii than one action

1 1 is sain to be the !ai gc b tiy of g o Jar d

m the sate, ccmpnsing ail !ht Kk htart cnuntty v hich for its fi niiity is un qu-h'td any wl,t ic. 1 he public is not f tally apprised of fhc gi at st 1 v n ( k ol r ii 1 entei pi zu-g K"lrar., his i-llticnce wph ah the fntiiai.: cf Indiana, is u' b 1 General 'I iptt n v as not ono

of thv

lislactoiy t both g vtinri ri.is I appears

that don Peuio was so coidhlei t ol i's final 1a

uficaiion, that he was about dispatching an

olo ial incsset ge: tu tat ly tlu inttdigt n 1 to 1 1 Oip ei filt er h .s been exttcm.ly unwell

licred, anl in u;.uv pi hate eonvei sations, with both Jackson and Adams men, 1 ende vored to convince the audience or indi idual, to whom 1 was speaking of the impiopiiety of permitting their presidential pi eiliieeiions to :n cm their vote in the election ol state ol ficers, & frequently rcmaikid thai their vote should be given for qu iifn ations alone, hjji b on' ar,v reference to the presidential elt- ti n,

LMnl tint it thciv vo'ts wtic so gixen -i .i 1 1 ' . ..1 : .. .1 .4 .

snouu' H'ccrcn in o.v nun, aim u

nistra'.ion Journals should claim the s an oi Indima in cons'-MUcnce ol mv success that 1 would publish to the world that 1 tuti n no party qt:ccti(vn

'a. r it ean'.iot be kntiwn to .

itni'iii he

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did or doo in

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certain? v w h: !iet i

presidential rpn sin n, this is a o;-.i .i

'ttlation entii -.! . ami evty m;;ti win pot I:t (i'vi construc'ion !jX;n it. i navemv npmson in common ui'.-'i o;:o.r nen Setond v 1 1 t!l doubt! u! w i-'n 11 ol the ' vs o eant ic.i es ho lieutenant -oveo:-:- is c.uio!, ..' d iliMtl y, i

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lviuon . ne loiiown g an e is tiuns'.alit. irom a P,io paper ol the 2'2u August: ' We are satisfactorily assuiet! that l.e long wished for peace i as at ienglh ht 1 n ( oIk h (led; the a::k:ks ol h ticaty w hit h a; e s-ui to he advantageous to both 1 aliens, veie du iy ratified by the it-pectic mi'.sHts, v.l.o are to sail shi'i iv loi Hut nos A' 1 , i !)oa;d

su.ee tin- f.li of St pten her ; yet, t?-e commis

si. -mis a e n.aking ;tiv isntu-n ou.catc he middle sec i' ol the cana. 1 z : from the Mtmmil to the fo?ksf;f 'he Wab-s!.. J hey l av e In en a- busily mr... yed as c sicllCS ol the hards and assistai ts t u d pciu it ' Icy may 10! he ab ie to lav Inf. it tl... 'cgishoure, as n nch info, lonrjon rshtv n ;v ex-

the Ki:g;is!i pari;et. Wt a: luf.her tssuicd! li st flicitncv wil; be laiti before

that dun Paid Parcnsa, cap', o! the tng-neti ( ' I'in. at t he 1 ex? -essior., to act decisively on corps, ha -, ht en cliai g' d wit!) ij c l-.i ai ii g 01 ' ,,c - ti' i '1 e: '

iiieotin ta t itl p g s 1 1 1 1 -1 c -1 i( L ot cii. antl .h-t

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plei ipniv 1 tii 1 y 1 as ten J t.nmspAPi-us he e i hardly any thinp-

r n fi a 1 st soilmr I ,,Ll'uuii- n a in 1 ry as a iicv-i,iii

ingr.ie t.a- wM Ucpa! I t ( i -j, l4 ; u (!ay s ' 'ohnp, c mp ;i at in 1) sprrk

1 ..i.u-tl a .org 1 sU n, (l ' 1 h-'le value P r. m nt.dcr-

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a v cd lr,s 11; 'wit i n j p mv 1 t.ij fi 1 uoint j I li r u':" i itallv US' O I-if X I iU a-

Mis 101 ti , p s a t f m j ;:e! d by Air Vilon. i K ' :,i ' Uu 11 v' 'hug t) he an 1 : attd 1- tho

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Ii wid no? c; j k a bottle of s, n r chew the U ss 'chart o. nor

i l.t'V. ing at lici. en the

hav e seen in t.nm'mist r state of Indi..:. a lor J

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u hjec t ol t he ; 0 1 : " J he htt ta'-f.t jit a( e t.'o.v! net 1 e discou tap.cti u. tJie p: u anti r avlopie .1 by on; 1 einioent, in dt :-,p.-tt t, m inh. t v. mci is 10 tnc aimy of the s-. nil. .and tlu unn.ti:., cu zu p in the Km do h Plata ' i P r s n.easu'ts. hu h 1 av e not he .ii. l;t est i liio n c . 1 ei p; ,'t oi or 1 ( nolo. ep..n the e c rtnt 1 issin tit

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i.ives' h:u s -f . f a single unseen ing!) habit ;

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t.own ai ti dcieonstOiics lc a ccr-

a ant t nitl ci ft f tls 1.01 r'othoq

i.iio. a'.(i ; 1 . loi t i a gi a1 tax Antl then a note is pail(f 10 tic pi inter:

(a. .no; t.fT' 'dfotnkf our papt: any hr;ge

to the reverse, and saw tint t he t h cln oi

lieincnant umtinoi is no ei i tat:i tesi tJvt i

Jobc talked to, and caressed even while on jail that I have imm cd on that sub), ct, peal

nis journey; anu it in uounie inrness, win play with his mate, (i.nd eout aged horses are always the best tempered, and, under difficulties, arc by far the most quiet, ami least disposed to do mischief Phe criteria of a race bor?c, derived from form, arc. to have the greatest possible quantity of bone, muscle, and sinew, in the most condensed form. There should be a general length of parts, to afford stiength, scope, and elasticity, with great muscles haidencel by condition, to act on the length of these parts advantageously. In particular his hind limbs should be furnished with ample thighs, and broad hocks, which should below set. His lore arm ought also to be broad, and the knee, like the hock, should be near the giound. The critcrii of a hunter are, that lie have

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v r t.oiVOihei IXHM maj C'-n (: llpjief'fSt. N v-e belie' e tvry ci p who vih u akc a lair 1. i. 1 , and nb-et v 1! e ii floe nt t t icad-

c nit

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y a 1 1 iv t tl lit: 1 e lion.

stremnh ol names m tins state. It is I; tie

t hat some editors Say, that if my success ihdiearesany tlnv'c 1 eltuiv c to the s'.ie ngth ol puu lies, in this stale, ihat it is in lavot i t the administration ; this 1 suppose wili hoi be dei 1 d hi ii'iy Under all these ctrt umvance s, 1 do not feel myse.l! t al'.etl u jon by an po dge I have given to make any pubiica'.iun wha'ever ; but if my op.initni wi I be cd any sei viceto the cdbor of i!k. esti 1 n Sun ( w ho 1 ienk upon as one ot my " f'riemls aUil t,uf:iorters in ffhir (tiartt r") l-e. shall i:iu ci Imiy iiavc it A'th-'Ugh I brieve the pi csiilentiai (piicbiion had much 10 do in the election ul ;iie lieutenant gov ei nor, yet 1 do not believe that it

is a test ol the st - en gib ol p.u ties in this slate

ihg 1 vei his il wil finrl at i!. end H the

f i ant e. has apriin: (! In a ei of tht tte.iv oiM vlu he is not a ct n? p?erc lo havH'.cm;s Ay ie s. whme i? must bt lai'hvd n j :'g b;.t n a subscriber to a go:d n,- w spapc r. the gov c 1 1,!'. 1 ii! oi ihat itpubi'c, (ie n ie I11' w'l have ;h i no ulat i' n ci( eii it.ti-lli-

c 1 ivi s tle laiifn :ation of em couit 1 1 is vc t . . g' ,K 1 wl ' x f 1 tla s cenct ' i s of ih-ai tl the

pfobahk that in ti e mean ':nu.

hestiiiiies will he piociairntd

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Cmtial .imrnea 1 he N vv Yrk Meicantoe Aovei I.et state- ti..,' taj ainP.wen w ho a: riven there if.c Atneni. n, fiotn ( ai

ihagena, Nicaiagua, the .'ust day ol Ju y

n ov t toci s t naiioi:s e 'rke it for granted hat a has pctusid eviy nunder win. avidity than he would have done in a set its of t . r s di pi i' t d tA the s'-ght thcrcol His wife wid lu.Vv pi( ked up moi . ir loi noiti. n 1 1 a ivo to tit gov 1 1 nmi nt ol lei rhihben n Lt.y useful cssons f hot.-st-ht'hl cerron v, at rl no

some what similar proportions with the racei , j If any pet son will ukc the tiouble to glance diiv en back within theii lines, with a inks ol

li utpi .ee was still in ro'ses-ion of ilu nai ! small sh; 1 c of insn uction -ni'td in f er si:ua-

ly hostile to the gi n ia. govciiimer.t I lie I I he cl.iltiicn vtill nct;iioe a bbir of eiay l.aloic he le ft. the opposing pai lies h.ul an 'fading at tl a t g; ce r f -ntellip nee wojtli iho engageuien:, in which the (iianadi.ms I . wd 1" ict ef the snbst 1 ip 'n n tt o 'in es -eld In 1 w o 1 housaid, and tlu govtinont pany fin I tct, a goed, Miui'ii- well ro, dnc'eel nevvshunehtd '1 he latter hav ing tal;en their roil Ipapci, in a fan ilv. 1- 'he best conomist of - i . . ...

i narv stores, elclcatcd tht loioer. who vv c 1 e , tnut : and tl c aptt st tr uctr.r ot the mn tl.

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m7 su III leio 1 iu oivti ma luji 1 1 i ,i i mi ui j 1 . 1 1 o on s m v 1 1 .1 l; a 10s i n ' n in ?i if v v. j

but with more bulk to enable him to continue his exertions longer, & to c an y mot e vv ight In him, a good can ass is essentially neeessa I V to tit him to go through a long chase ; and the more, if he be required to hunt m mo than one or two days in the week Some !ii;ht eat cased horses will do oncdav's burning once a week very well ; but knock up at aoic. The hunter should be well formed in hn loins, and w ell let down in his thighs to propel him for

Ccllntuy befivti v an J'.rgltjth Ludu at. J a Ydfike (sjic r Soon af er 1 Ic revolutionary wii, c. 1 tan P a hi ;.v e Yai ki e ofhec.' . v ns hX M P leisbnig. 10 Kmsia, ant? v hi!c thvic i tci p'etl an irvi a un to t!n e : then was a;

Ward in a gallop, and give him s'.teng'h to rise foul a clear nnqto ity of six thou.saml one bun

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over l lie comities n tcrestcti m the poini 101 1 upvwoos 01 una- iiuiu icti ;;ineti. 1 ne gov the letminalion of the Michigan road, he wii! ft tiinent patty have abundance t,f ain.s, am see atoiHthata strain tpiestiou than in j tntinit i on. and money to pay their ti oops ; the presidential question, had someihing tnjliuy piesetve, withal, v (.1 y good discipline, .!.. i, I 1 . l.oi.li.i, ,1,1 i-...... ' o 1 lnrlii.11 . I II S I. ( I I I , , It ll. I lifllli; C. I'iiT,., ' , r, a I L , I.

Take the points lor the termination ol the I tin ough hi -c in-; y. This pat ;y ik under the bu ge nun Ik i at i .loe aotl anmng the res- an road,, at Law rencebtr gb, ev ay, the lalb ol ! bead ol C'trs 1, the govtrpoi ol NiCHiagua, Kngl's1 lady, vv ho vv is(t d to appt at ore ol ho

lie Ohio, and the 1 lot ieshoe -bend. ;nd the! wl..(pnc o! ',e ins; imn m that ( ounti y kn w ug ones Ibis latly, en und 1 sti-rt'ii cj

1 oe vi 1 e . . 1. o s a . 1 , on me cwrai y, ale a law - 'nai an mm ne; .. vas one tu im gti sts, txless -c t ol v agabr nds. t!isHsii g of life and p' e d to one ol her ti if tus a tit tci n ination piopartj w piout ceien.ot , having for their to rp.iz b in She fasti t'.ctl m him like a ti-

ead .ai igno1 ant negto. The lattt i, howev ic-s. loa -y it rittit ie r spectir g oui habits.

counties that ae intetested, in hnvimr tnc

road to terminate al those points, atul you wil

great use to a hunter to br a good trotter ; i Iv be conutdt d lv any that in those e iuui:t s j ei , ate neai ly rxhausu-tl in lesovice s, aid it ' ruvn n s, tbtss nar.nc's ad modes ol life,

manv such horses, when fai'mued, break nut 1 Jackson has 9,096 v otes and Adams hut two w as expected tht v must shortly ield to the eduction, an u- o 1 t- Sc 5c T. a'l hep

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uf the gillop an I iclievc themselves by trot- thousand nine bundled antl thiity two votes

titiLr iKirticularly ov r heavy giound.

Ve t the former vote was giv 1 n to Mr Pepper

7V f criteria cf a h ickneti. If it be ncccs- j (a Jackson man,") and the latter vote w as giv

sary that the hacktn y be well formed behind : en to myself who profess to be an administiato give him strength, and to propyl him for j tion man. Hut the question may be 'asked,

government pail) thteugh necessity

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ward, it is even of more consequence that h.-i did you not receive Jackson votes in the slate,

be well formed before; and in this kind nf. I answer in the auVmatne; 1 have no In sit- season, we under stand, a pat ce' ol about sev

ation in saying tha' I icrcped many Jackson enty barrels w as ret e iv ed. 1 1 is supposed t ho

11 (jtiir ies. cap'aii. P ga' e an -.wets thai sais-

ind all the con.paiy. except h'- ladv ; sho

; w ; s determined not to be sitisfb 1 and the Upwatds of tbtee huitb ed hart els of maple foil w intr sboit dia.t;ut took p:ru ( : Mn:ai have been leeeivcdby the car.nl, vv hie h ! Lady. Have the 1 ich pet.p t inyourcoun

has he en solel at fivi cents per pound. Last ft y any cariiagc? or I suppose tht:c aro

votes; nor can it be den'u d that my compet

horse the hind n.irts nrp in some measure -nb

A v urdinite to the fotc, as saletv is preferable to

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sj specu 1 ne neau in tne nacKiu v snouni ne 1 nor r nn eo o anv aummisw ation v o'es ; tqu smalb rmd well placed on a neck of due length ; sctjucn'U in that election their can be ity'ccran I substance to mnkc a proper appui lor the tain ti st of the stienirth ol the pin 'ies. ' I11 idle ; antl that ptopcr resist nice to the bind The pi emlcn'i.il question opet ated more in so p etsant to the feel, and so necessary fo; j some counties than I had anticipated and in eifo an 1 -afetv. The shoulders should be n-iotlor counties hu' small inters of its opera

bhque and well furnished with muscb', but ; tion can be sren Hv 1 efering to the vote giv

st n c that ta I 'hcmselvts rich Cafit P My rtsidenre is io a small tovvf1 upon ari i-land vvh re thct aie but few cauii

manul c tuie ol this aitiele wih inn case, a' d

will soon be in" ed considerable important t. j ac s kcp btit in the largei io"ns antl cities l i e supp'ics ol suvai tiom New Oneao- nthf main i.mtl there an a nun her kept in ha c alic.dv inci east d to such an amount that a -tylr suitctl tr. inn n-puhliran mai-rtr.. the y arc t apU'iy taking the place ol loi eign I Lady I r?'' thirk w hert you fn d dri--ugar, and it is supposed by many intelligent j vei I st ' nid not ihink the Ann ricans kne7 prisons, that in a very lew years the supp ie- j ht w rodttve a coo h. Irom Now Oilcans k t Isew here, will he sum- Cafi P V find no difficulty on that ao

not heavy ; k the withers in particular should 1 en to all state officer. connected wi'h the vote 1 cient for hc consumption, atid that no foreign 1 ct tint. io-,id.ip. : w cm h-e plenty ol drivers

sugar will be rtquintl

A Y Daily Advertiser.

be hiih The elbows shouhl h turnrd tat''- ! s-tventot! e andida'es ftr ccmumcss. the for

cr 'vi tb.an in, and the It t;s sbomd stnnd rut ' mer coun h s can be us easi'v traced as the straight, an by no mcam I ill under the horse, . line of tl-. ;i bourdai v on the map; but when

or it betokens a stumblcr. The pasterns the whole is summed up it must be admitted , Kxtraxt of 1 letter, from a gentleman with the

by rnt'ii ' ' Englanil fort he fi'

l.adu ( sfieaknig -very quick J I think tho

Aniican oiighi .0 dint tt 1 ci'ish, instead of the English driving the Americana I