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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
OBSERVER.
FRENCH TORIES.

The French torres are extended from the
province OF Maine TO New Orleans, and in
every state, and ALMOST III every country, is
their corrupting inAstencc felt. The heqtf
OF this faction is an Philadelphia, from
whence the artesies and VEINS extend
throughout tire whole union Next to
Phiisueli .llss,t he Oceans Territory. Balti-
more and kentuckY ,@l'e TIC strong hollis of
toryism. We 10 Asthszard Ills assertion on
conjecture, we bave positive proof OF the
f-cts, which we shall lay before our readers.
TO trace this faction throughout the Uni.
ted States, would require more time and
Toom than we can devote to it but We will,
~ future number shew the deep h Id to-
r!lsm has taken IN the territory Of Orleans.
Eatche2 pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Ibe spol,:tyr.....No. XXXVllI.
= A4i Dov;ds hes't fs7sts LIN off-y f5af 5s tad
ngr7bsreI he fegele"

= dai Dav;Ts hes,t f5,te LIN of:-y fb1f * lad
agr'berei he PEOPLE"
! But how did David I'm in numbering frrael
q iurey was no uncommon thing Never
tneieis David hnned againft God in fo doing
Ae' Us examine this matter. Firm IL Implied
d'itTutt either Of Gods fai,hfulnefs or mower.
tract ny trAnigreihon Fad provoked God
"a the beginning of the Chapter il is fsid that
III: anger being kinded he moved David a
e2Inlt ihern. By thi: we are 70 unGernanJ
hoS thar God hf4szees David TO in in order
Il puni!h hin, Dur rather lhs, he withdrew
IRON him thole iupports and retlrants with
CIV which all his people would wa'low in the
niTe OF ten. David was expofed to the buff.
ie;iags OF Ss'an hence It Is faid in corref-
ponesn, pafaee " Satan ltocd up acaiull IRA
e, aud provoked David to number Ifrsel. -
Secondly, 1t nsght have feaited the natural
pride Of his heart for David, though a "a
vorige Of Heaven, was made of inful flefh, and
hy nature was a child of wrath even a, 9th
ers RE perhaps was elated with the mum
Der OF the thonfsnds of Ilrael which did him
reverence and perhaps wa. fecretly fayiug to
olmielf that ms might and his power rather
than The hand of God had GRATED him. This
Tory may teach - uieful ief1oa. Chriniar.
IRE prone to forget tie hand thar redeemed
'hem, and to wsnss-r 10 FAR from the truth as
70 think thai the Lord is Jack concerning his
iiomlie White the promdes of God tarry
- their accomplishment according to his pur
Poe, ms people are often fretting aud repin-
'ng secav.e all their foolilh wiille. are not
xrauted They viii of IN as did David c,l-
SH'Aie their own ltieagth, and, 70 u!e the fig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

business but though he sent in his
account OF travelling expepce, aT-ount-
ing to $50 dollars, for 20 days, tosthe
legislature, and though the Legislature
was willing to allow him y dollars,
yet, 10 this day, he has received moth
ing-Governor Tichenor has been
accused by the democrats Of defalca-
ton TO the amount Of about FIVE hum
dred dollars, but this business lie has
satisfactorily explained.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
LTScHBURG, ARG. 5l,lslo.
erosion alas WdLszAcH4sf.

CRESIOf afas VfLSThG mn.
THE public have already been infor-
med of the arrest of a Mr.. sNALsIEG
HAM, alias erosion, who ran off with
the NezD- York post-master's wife and
child, as has been advertised. On be.
ing examined, he was ordered to find
bail IN 1000 dollars, to take his trial at
the next term.-This he obtained -
but on suggestion of the States Attor-
ney, he was required TO find further
bail in 5000 dollars With this he
could pot comply, andowas committed
to jail. What his feelings were on this
conduct may be judged ofby The follow
ing paper, found in the Jail room when
1t was discovered he had committed su.
icide wiz. @
" The object and end Of justice is defea-
ted, itsaws are made a rtillty by irregular
commitments, and excessive bail demanded
Tor bailable offences. Honor is unsafe in
such keeping. iprefer death to a forced
Submissions
Spare the stranger, for whom alone my
last pulse beat-a knowledge Of what would
he to her scene Of horror. Let it suffice
tat die for her. She is the innocent, iniu.
red victim OF circumstances which she nei
ther (could) foresee or avoid No person
can claim the trifng property left in this
room. Let 1t be givento some one in char
ity, without parade. i have no other estate
i have no family. The spirit that once
animated this nahgled body. disdains 10
ask the least grace for it, of fellow worms
Perhaps Tho first paragraph in this note is
unjust II 50 let those whom it concerns be
baPry.-To err is human. Let no one say
100 much or too little has been written
The dead cannot reply"
: TIE Constitution Ct The L, S expressly pro-
viaes thai excessive 6aiishny not be eancl-d-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

ure Of the Prophet, they will &" 90 down to
Egypt for help, and GAY on horfes, and trutt
IN eharois' becauie they are many. and in
horlemeu becaule they are very nreng: but
they look not into the Holy One Of Ifrael,
neither ieek the Lord"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
CORRETT.

" With this | depart fiom my ma
(" tive laod, where neither the moth
"of Oem0trag, nor the ruff of Fed-
/" erafjin doth corruPt, and where
/" thieves do nor, with inpunity break
I" through and teal hg9 thoniapd
g dollars aiatmN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
peerp.
TOR THE GAZETTE.
THE FOUNDLI.VGs

THE FOUNDLLNG*
SWEET infant whence arr thous
Where dwells shy cruel fire
An ghe. thy mother, monitor groEa
TIA, FELL. herlelf for hire
I, this thought fevere
SuTpicon's dark iurmils
ie, hone prevail ,--tho fallen now,
Ye. humbIed, they may rife.
-
However great the guilt,
Which gave the Founding birth;
Ye, hear The paiI;ating voice,
Thai fpesks fome reic worth.
Uaable to fupport
The fruit of lzwief. love,
Sill may The parent bowels yearn,
And feed their plea above.
Did 1hame infesd of want,
Conduct thee, Granger here
Then mark where falls the little charge,
And llill the nur1ing rear.
Thro' channels hid, yet fure,
The plenteous aore convey;
Az Leaf this compensation make,
For going thus ARRAY.
Already much i done,
Keea anguiih TO remove;
Ellie Why lay down at PHYS door
The babe to ak for love
Nor fhall il ak in vain,
OF fuch as oft have felt
At once the p!eafure, and the papg,
Which hearts maternal melt.
There too the gentlel nymph
OF all the plain is found;
Whole heart, now pierc'd with mif'ry's plant
Shall next, with ply bound.
Twas fhe, with eager hand,
The infant beggar took
Her arms the boy protection gave,
BY human friends forlook.
Now fee the lovely group,
With boloms beating high,
And trembling hands, unwrsp The rpll:
2hea hsave tho nsiEes Gtsh.
They catch the fpeaking CLEAN
Of native innocence
"one ray of mercyis large referve,
To orphan me diipenie."
Benevoence herfelf
Her bolom open fpreals
Then hov'rieg DER the fmilihg babe;
Her richeit befhng fheds.
Exchange" fhe fays, " thy bed.
OF none, for fofi repofe;
upon my breaif thy head recline,
And there thy eye-Iids clofe.
And when snofher morn
Shall deck the Summer 1Sy,
The LoVes, al brilliant as the fun
Shall hear thy melting cry.
Their dowsy feet 1,all tread.
"For thee, their devious wav;
" And guide their fanlt'eing, peoiive reps,
"To greer the proip'rous day.
Their meek companion, Hope,
Amida the form Of life
Shall point TO difani, happy realms, =
Where ends the dopltful ftrife
&ps. 1910. K
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

fate, and the next change mutt ei-
Their bring Us to a fate of GONZALES
cence, or fcal our unfortunate def
tiny.
OBSERVER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24


The following Recipe is copied from the
last number of The Richmond Enquirer. In
the present diseased state of the Body Poll
tick, this Recipe may be productive Of seri-
Gus benefit. Let The salutary prescription
here given be rigidly followed by Tie people,
aud we greatly err in judgement, if the fu-
ture Members are not all sound and heal
thy.
Fecihe J0r a REPRESENTATIVE in Congress.
Take 40 grains Of Virtue, principally
of that sort, called disinterestedness-
and 80 grains Of Firmness, which is dis
tingulshed by mans thinking for him.
self, and doing what he thinks right
carefully cleared Of every particle of
submisslon--bIend these with a portion
oftalents and suficiency of eloqdence
and you have composition some
tulng like OH American Representa-
tive.--g" II. B Beware Of coun-
teTitits II hose who arrOgate exclu-
slve patriotism, when they are the
mere slaves Of their own passions
who have shrunk once in the times
which try mems souIs--let them as.
sumo what sprcious disguise they may
-gild them as you will---my lie on it
they are couBtertei!s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

An extraordinary circumaencs
occurred lait wecN on f4rm j" the
nrighbourhood Of LIanelly, j young
girl, accompanied by her brother,
driving iome COWS into the (aij from
milking, was attacked by hu!l,
thrown down, and trampl5>i nr
the boy anxious for his fitcT-s far W,
picked upa fharp itone. ,~hica IL
threw at he animal, and striking hin
between the two eyes. he fen dead
Initantly, the fona : ING i crAly
barred IN the Rltl. III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

A flort time ago, duck. belong
ing TO MIR John CIemiihaW, Of
Winnoon, near Leeds, laid an egg,
rather above the ordinary fze, which
was broken for the purpofe al being
cooked for dinner, bur, on ezanlina-
ton, the contents were found to con-
fit Of : dark muddy llme, neither
refembIing the yolk nor the white
of an egg, in the middle of which was
depolited young fn1ke of the length
Of Ten inches, When the egg vas
broken, the reptile unfolded itfrii.
and remained apparently III a healthy
fate for about 20 hours, when, hav-
ing wrabt ittrlf up again. it foon af-
ter died, and is now preleryed IN
.pirits BY Mr.. Clemilhaw.
{ Lsnd5n paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
lVhols No. 648.

Theft were the lat words Of Peter
Porcupine, alias VIM. Goblet, IN
the United Stares.-Thes appeared
Or the eve Of his departure for En-
gland, ar the eIofs OF an addrefs rela-
ting to the recovery Of D5.ooo by
DR.. Ruth, for a liUel pubIiihed in
Porcupine's Gazette.
Goblet is 4 man Of extraordina-
rytalenls and The prefent age has
not produced more nervous and
energetic writer. Bur his projections
and his practice have always been at
variance, He has ever been grear
flicker for itrong governmental and
yet no man 70 much abhors reftrainr.
He hates democracy-but is at The
fame tine a politician of the mott
licentious itamP. He is an avowed
enemy to jocobinism and yet he
proves to BE- one Of the mott turbu-
lent and factious fpirits in his nation.
With all his contemp, of republi-
can liberty, I'll lay wager that be-
fore he has been a tenant Of Newgate
a month, he will learn to fPeak mott
feeIingly Of the bAsGmgs IF freedom
[Baiaace ]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

In consequence ofthe late rains Con-
necticut river rose fifteen feet above its
ordinary level, in short times Much
damage was apprehrndcd to the corn,
grain and grass, the water having over
flowed the country as much as during
the Spring foods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

under the J'.6ey7onian administrations a1tho
the nave has been sold and tie proceeds
sDent, as well as the other RESOURCES provi-
ded for BY predecessors being wantsn-
y squanuexed altho not single useful OF
honorable object has been attained or at
TEMPTED altho the prosperity and honor of
The country have been sacrificed on the altar
Of ofice-seeking rapacity, still the expenses
have annually exceeded 5,400,o0 dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
From .he Marioe lH.l..alses oTee Repor


From The Marine Insurance OtIicc Reporter.
Democrats Economy During the feoer-
al administration, Notwithstanding there was
government % be put N oPersu0n, navy
10 be built, a corps Of engine ers and artille
rSts to be raised, an Indian war 70 be honor.
ably terminated, 2 sinking found 70 DO estab.
Iished, dangerous insurrectAn 10 he quel-
led, foref. relations ~ ne estabHShsd, a
revenue 70 be r..isedSpUbdc biuldings ieSs-
merable 10 be erected. ammunition and
stores Of various Kinds tos5e procured, and
ali The other expensive items asiaohedotO a
ncw'organAed government ever Nafy ex-
tens.ve territory notwithstanding ali tbese
objects were fully and liOeEalty attained, the
annual expenses q Che gesesnpepe during
that Administration fell short Of 100000
dollars - 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Aiiadirg 70 g male ebiIa Lafety On he eep IF
dt0, IN C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Posver gf Fai5i0ns-- The following
anecdute will ihow, in ftrickinr
manner, the influence Of falhion over
the bumaA mind.
A gen,lemaneof large fortune fell
violently in love with lady, much
inferior to him in point of property,
but far his hyperion in intellectual tai
ents He addrefed her for fomc
time with teal becoming her mcr-
its. But at length f1e told him the
neeer could content 70 marry him,
till lhe had required facri6ce, which
fhe feared would Be infinitely too
great for him to make. If it be half
my etate, fad he, it ihall cheerfully
be laid upon the altar of love. Ghat,
faid the lady, is but trife to what Z
have the whols Of my fortune, au1
myfeIf for your fave, reptile the fui-
tor, | will not demur 1t is more
than all that, faid the fair damici---
Name your terms, nanae your terms !
cried the impatient lover. Bid me
wage war with giants, or fight the
fierce lions of the defSrt and my
love for you fhzll make me vicrori-
Gus. Nay, order me TO the Indies,
to China, Or Japan, and you fi4lI BE-
obeyed. The lacri6ce is Till greater
than all that, laid the lady. For
compaihon's fake then, cried he in
detpair, tell me what it is 1t is 90
lsfs than this, faid lhe, thar you
fhave ohFyour monItrous long WIS
KeRs, that ! may have the pleafure
OF beholding your face My lvbjE
keys : cried he in altonIihnent I! mp
whiikers ! . heavens No, madam,
be it known 10 you, would not
part with my whilk RS. 10 obtain the
heart and hand Of any daughter Of
Adam now exiting On the face Of
the earth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

In the year 1909, Governor Tichen-
or Of Vermont, IN consequence Of a re-
solution of the legislature, sent Capt
Dhnham to Canada 10 enter into ne
gotiaiion with Gov. Craig, relative TO a
method of sappressing the torgers of
bank notes, who had taken refuge in
Canada. In consequence Of this trans
action, the democrats fabricated "a sto-
ny that the federalists were entering in
10 an slliauce or conspiracy with Cam
ada, to dissolve the Union of the States,
sc. Capt. Durham has fully explain
ed the business in the sFashingtonian,
and published the CORE spondence re-
laiing to il, which demonstrates the
baseness of the democrats. They had
reported that Cart. Durham received a
large sum OF money &c Garry on Ills
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Accounts from the western country
talk much Of the hostile disposition Of
the Indians, which appears to have been
excited Nv the French. In Kentucky a
party Of indians lately abused Mr.Pry-
CT, and took twelve casks Of whiskey
from him. a aergent and twelve men
pursued The Indians, four OF whom they
killed, and wounded as many more.
The rest Of the party fed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
,~;...~ f.: r:-s;n;a Patriot.

A. -" 49,. :. t.'.."s :sce'ved his ap.
por:cc@. 4! 'I''.... &, =. &c Russian court.
It waa ''.s -" ..' .@ -, 10 Wy honest
peop:e, h'''' Il 81, -. &c o,t.s.. not to
be ahir - ."r:s': a.'N. geo Geld possibly
r.sr't to 80 r3rN"y, t.or: his mission
10 all s"'. =: ""G:ti recommends perusal
OF the tore'sa artt2Ics, under the heads of
Got1-nbu-g sod Petersburg, which may be
found IN our columns Of to day. They will
there 6nd, that one object, at least, which
Mr'Adams had to accomplish was, the 81.
cIs'sion O. our ships from Russian har6srs !
DO no, stare. at this, fellow citizens: I tell
you nothing but the truth, nothing which
the paragraphs alluded to will not confirm.
Read them, and convince yourselves. You
will there End that John Quincy Adams.
the ap0sfase, has been sent to Russia with
an outat d. nine thousand dollars of the
peoples money and q yearly salary of nine
Thousand more not to adjus. existing dif.
ferenees, tor we have none; not to procure
for our citizens new privileges and immu. .
mites hut" tell it not in Gath, publsh
II not in the streets of Askelon"-so 6rp ,hr
Russian gooernment to assist our oyn. in
aiding " ouRrK1No NAPsLrox'' to dt.,,o,
1ehaf little commerce Is get Isif ~ unmole.t.
ed.
This 70 certainly a-re6nemen. in d;plo.
anasie policy, 'silI now un,heughs Of: !, j.
even an improvement upon our own e<le-
DRAFTED embargo syssem, and might be- made
to form very useful appendix to il !; ,inee
all those who escaped, here q. home, would
be kidnapped abroad. With this aew i'm.
proysmeps in the system, a. ambs,,ader
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
FOR SALE.
at Tie teron Of -OeeoeyAN, on the seth day
Of May next, at Public auction,
That valuable MILL SEAT.


late the property of Elisha Janney,
CHUATE in the said town Of Occoquan
~ On tins scite' was erected, about eleven
years ago, a spacious three story BRICK
MILL H O u E, which ever since has
been occupied AZ a manufacturing nilI un.
I'll about twelvsmon,hs ago it was destroyed
by hre-'he stones and bricks of the former
walls, snd the iron work of the building ale
upon the spot, and would answer for new
NALL, which might with these aids, be erected
IN time to b'ind the growing crop of wheat.
Inc advantages appertaining 10 this valu-
able property, which IN the drisst season
nsvsr wants water, being furnished by the
Occoauan river, are - generally known as
not to need particular enumeration suffice
1t to state, that it 10 situated in healthy and
n"ur1shing little town 1t the Falls Of the RE
ver' about Is miles south Of Alsxandris, on
he great stage road, leading north and south
in the heart of . wheat country-and has
navigable water to the mill door, where YES.
sells may come of sufficient hurthsn to carry
500 Barrels Of -four. With this valuable seat
Tor water works Of any description, there
may be had about $50 acres of we'll timbered
land, lying on the opposite side Of the river.
fos TIL: property one.tenth Of tns purchase
money will b required In hand, and The re-
sldue in three equal annual payments, With
interest from the day Of sale.
Richard n. Scott,
. 49,, 1,"'tee fer crsIs,sr. sfE. yanny
apr" -. saw d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
THE MONITOR.

IRE MINIMUM
The following form Of devotion used By
one Of the ancients is suitable to blind NOR.
tails Of Adams race, Who know not, cor
can know precisely, either the quantities Of
}hs lquaiities of worldly snjo. men, most
conducive to their own good, So Give me
whatsoever may be good for me, though
should neglect to pray for it aud deny me
whatsoever would be hur.ful, tho should
.iSnorantlyE make it the object of my suppl
cations" The ways ofDiviue Providence
are mysterious, but unerring it's kindness
rs nsanifeswd frequently in withholding as
'w.A asin'giving as welkin restraints as in
,indulgencrs ;sswell in disappoihtments as
IN crowning cur wishes with success. How
Oft, in our journey of life, has Providence
.shwarted our inciins,ions, and BY this means
prevented our wanderings? How Of. have
we been walking blirily upon the edge Of a
preeiplce; prepared TO tab :,,e fatal leap,
when anlnvisible power ii! erted our course
BY Disappointing US Of our purpose ? How
OF, have inei dents that seemed evil TO US at
FIRST, been productive of good and how
oft might the things which our hearts de-
sired and of which: Providence dissppoiut.
ed us, been'hurtful in the enjoy ment? As
little children cry for things that would in.
jure them. and struggle with the hand that
restraints them from running into dangers
50 zue children OF larger size, but in ma.
ny instances not knowing what is COED TO
ourselves, frequently desire with<nost ca
gerness what would be most for, our hurt,
and perversely repine even at those provi-
Dental restraints aud trials which. are the
effects of merciful purpose. .
"During the violence of a Storm" says a
German fable, "a traveller offered up his
applications, and besoughr Heaven ii as.
suage the tempest. Blu. the storm continue
ed with unabating fury; and while he was
drenched with the food, fasisu.c with his
Journey, and exposed without shelter, he
became peevish, and even complained =.
loud of the ways Of Providence. Approach.
ing at length the borders Of forest, he said
to himself, Here I shall find protection,
Notwithstanding Heaven has neglected me,
and turned deaf ear to my PRAYERS" But
a he went forward q robbsr >sprang out
suddenly from behind a bush, and the ira
weller, affrishted a. the prospect, fed out
Of the forest, exposing himself again to the
sempes, of which he had 30 grievously com.
planned. - -
The. robber. in the mesn time, SITTING IN
arrow to his bow took exact aim ! but the
bow string being relaxed by the moisture of
the weather,.he arrow felt short Of its mark,
and the traveller estaped unhurt. As he
continued his journey voice proceeded
awful from the clouds: ";Cease, mortal,
to repine at the Divine disPensasion and
leatn to acknowledge the goodness of God
in refusing a. we'll as in granting your re-
titions. The storm which you complained
OF so bitterly has been the means of your
preservation. %aHad not the bow string of
your e,:my been readered useless by
rain, you had fallen a victim TO his vic
lsnee."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
From the Connecticut Courant.


TT is believed that there is at this time
no crop that SO we'll compensates the labors
Of the husbandman as that of hsp,p. Manv
persons have erroneously supposed that it
required a peculiar soil and that its cultiva.
tisa was attendant with much uncertainty
II is now however ascer,ained from dailv
experience, that not only the isr.ile banks
ofthe Connecticut and Gsnessee rivers, bu,
mos. of our own warm uplands, if properly
prepared, produce it in abundance. A.
evidence OF the profits Of the cul;iva ton
Of hemp, would state that thirty Eve dol
lars per acre have been paid for one wears
use Of land for this purpose. And I am
creditably informed that the town of Long
Meadow, has received at Boston, N. York
and New Haven, thirty Eve thousand dol.
lars for one years crop. An average eron
from land in-good heart NAV be considered
from eight to twelve hundred weight DER
acre and theland If properly taken care Of
the second year will produce more tia.
the first. A judicious farmer in my neirh.
borhosd lately told me that he he'd ,sfsa
600 weight off an acre last year, and had no
doubt that with little more attention he
should this year get At least twelve hun.
dred weight thsve noticed in the Cou.
rant that as dollars per ton had lately been
paid in Boston for hemp raised At Loue
Meadow-this 10 very unusual price Il
has been considered = fair peace price At
two hundred dollars, when our in,ercour..
was opsn with Russia and q, the. il win
pay vastly more than any other crop, % may
be seen BY the following very liberal s,,i.
mate OF ealavating and dressing the Die.
duct -of eae acre Of land that is in good ar.
der.
12Lsads Of manure 1a'oo
Ploushing and narrowing , times s 90
ala bushels Of seed 4. s dslI., 9 90
Sowing and narrowing / 90