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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17
Z" Garrow forbear--that tough Oh Jade,
Can never prove a nj" TENDER MADE.n

The Bedford, PENN Gazette, giving an ac-
count OF a hail storm which recently did much
damage 10 tnat town, mentions an affecting cir
cumstance. robin was found in its nest, dead !;
the blood flowing from the mother upon her
young, whom she guarded with her protecting
wing even TO death. similar fact is stated to
nave taken place in FairGill, Montgomery co.
Mo- surely the constancy and affection OF these
martyrs 10 maternal love deserve the tribute of an
elegy from some Of our poets.-VtHoge Record.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

Legal Pun In trial, wherein Garrow
and Jekyl were employed as counsel, an old
woman was brought forward as witness TO
prove that there had been "tender made
Of money. The old lady gave rather an e.
quiVocating evidence upon which Jekyi
who was opposed to Garrow onthe occasion,
handed him this cOuplet, wriles with a pen
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

FOntasicdI Dress. The Band gFGcafrneA
PensloHers* are ordered 10 appear in their an
cent costume at The Coronation, and viii cut
q adSh.-Ther dress is to consist of Jacket.
and shor! breeches, Of scarlet. covered with
narrow gold lace, and 10 have 1900 sugar-ioaf
buttons OH each dress. They are to wear
sashes OF light blue velvet, scarlet stockings,
black shoes with white rosettes; a strait sword;
short mantle edged with gold bullion. iasen-
ed 10 The shoulder immense bows ruas round
the neck ; and bonneis with three white fea,h-
ers puckered round the crown, Tie bat drawI
Up ~ trout with gold loop. [*This band 5czs
Instituted "a 1909 1; and consists of Captain
('he Edri Of COurtO1e1) Lieutenant. standard
bearer, secretary, pdymaster, har5nger, ar
Keeper, messenger, and 40 gentlemen, az Is
qurcs.-EngiisA Paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

Marriage. are at Paris three or four
Offices for marriage, and large sheets are pasted
up 10 public places, containing advertise ments to
this efect-sone of these advertisements are
very curious. They are extracted from journal
called the Mediator, and which il confined 70
the subject OF matrlmony, and the negotiations
between parties anxious TO enter into tha state
who may not have had an opportunity of apv
personal acquaintance.
.4dFsrtisements.-A young lady. aged Is. fresh
and beautiful as rose, and endowed with all
the grace and talent' which increase the charm
of beauty, but without fortune, in consequence
ofdisasters which haveh appened 10 her parents
is offered by them TO a man of sensihilty. who
would share with her adecent existence.
lady, aged 40, enjo.ng good health, and an
income OF 1000 francs, wishes to marry bach.
elor about her own age, ia healthy constitution.
with decent income, md sufficient gaiete 10
drive away care in the lorg winter evenings.
A girl, aged 25, born ii the country. and OIL
simple manners, though BE has lived in Paris
for six months, wishes to I'D husband in the
working Class-she has norortune. but very
handsome frousSeau, nor des she wish for for.
tune, but health, talents, sokiety and probitv. |
and would prefer husband Gcuped ia seden |
tary labour she is singularIy handsome, and in
the most complete health.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17
PAYABLE NEARLY.

Of this army. The Jsnissares in Constant
nople are speedily to march from that city
The Russian Ambassador had frequent con
lerences nth the Minister Of toe Porte.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17
E1trGct Of q letter. from Frs1ch nlerctGHt AZ
Al -

Extract 81 q letter from Frszch mcrciaat AZ
Perd, da.ed .1priI q.
We are envirpned with terror, tents ana
blood. There IS no safety here for any Grees.
and sui less for any European. Alas csn-
not mad words TO express the horrors which
we daily witness. am almost distracted.
For the last two days nv eldest son has not
been seen or heard Of enquire tor him Q.
every body; even OF you who are COO
leagues distant--yes for II j. possible that
10 bis fright and trouble, aging from deaih, By
the natural instinct Of self preservation, along
the sea shore, be may have found an asylum
on board some ship, which toe MUD and bis
fortunate stats may have guided TO NY native
country."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

The strong boz Of the Coos Bank was late
ly stolen from the banking house bu; forum
ately there ras 10 money IN a..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

SlTtae Of Ter-Mcn who exercise IN running our
strip horses or Al hold thi speed for longer con-
AhS3nes ln aJouFury too, will walk dow a horse
ana AFTER they have beth continued proceed several
days. the horse i be quite tired. and man as fresh $
III te beginning. The Aing's Mrssg gers Israhan
are Runners BY profession oS miles il 4 hou.s. Hot
teatoss o1tstp hons the chase, and sSvsges hunt
me elk tire down and take tx. said have performed
aJoqFnsy OF three ftraazd fix k4EsS as!s is tsr 5
Iys>kS.
Brp2 cas- An individual. who has tried ferdirg bis
horse On whole and tr5s5 states, THAI horse fed
on bruised viii lock and work a m a. or fed On
so isl- -h- NJ c-4rrjtv ~ nsts -. brpi.,5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

pared 10 deliver his o4ipor about, greatly
promote, and ! 'hintri.a,ve conversation.
They render it more National and more Juno
cent. They supply substitute for drinking,
gaming, scandal, and obsceni;y. Now, the
secresy, the jealousy, The solitude, and pre-
ciptation Of despodc governments, excluded
all this. But the loss Tr-. say, is triaing.
know that il is PossiBeSo render even the
mention Of it ridiculous, by representing il a.
the idle employment of the most insignificant
PART Of The nation. ibe folly ofyillage states
men and coffee house POLITICIANS but allow
nothing to be trife which ministers TO the
larneless qualification Of muItimdes; nor any
ORDER Of men to be insignificant whose nun
Der bears respectable proportion 10 tie sum
of the whole community"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

Prepared from he real .4raJian Balm Of Gle
al, .for debiLitated Constitutions, Con-
r,.n,nta-,o IL A'na.-.na.n ,.,, -I..i..t.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
.,A.N RE1DING-RC.lT m
&& Ma RiNEJOURN
PORT OF aLEXyaNflRIl. .Juae Yo.

AKRIvAD,
Brig Geo Washington, Capt Rhodes,
IL days from Providence, mo = sses, sugar
and plaster to A. G: Hicks q domestic
goods to A. c. Cazenoye & Co.
June 2l.
Schr. Adonis, Capt. Baker, three days
from Baltimore, q full freight to mer. Of
the district.
SAILED,
Schr. Mount Vernon, Howell, Boston
-. Independence, Fisher, Phila.
-. Sally, Sheldon, Providence, r. /.
Steam boat Potomac, Capt Middleton,
Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
Baltimore, June 81.

NOMINATION. ST. DOMINGO.
oy the schr, Flying Fish, capt. Carnes,
IN "ea ceiow at quarantine last evening
5,, %Vsn days from Cape Haytien, we
SD" s received intelligence that all the
rs p~nlsh part of ST. Domingo has been
w.. .VI'uuonized. Commodore Aury's flag
,sr,S Hit lying at Monte Christi; and the
pO. u.'annonary troops had marched against
|ws. -" ss rate: This change, it is believed
|so., eueeted without bloodshed, Commo
|,OO.. 1ry and President Boyer acting in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
For Sale,

SEVERAL LOTS, pleasantly situated in
- the northern part OF the town, will be
sold low for Cash, if applied tor immediate.
ly-Sevefal Of them are corner lots. among
which. is one situated at he corner o.
Washington s: observation-disclosures o.
the Printer. ::
june Is DIT coat
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
7s4.prizes, I not 2 blanks
1876 blanks, to-a prize.

Prizes only to be drawn.
On to 10th Gay will be deposited in the
wheel one prize IF D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize Of D5ooo; on ahe Goth day one
prize OF 5000; on the 25th day one prize Of
Die, 200; on the 28th day prize of 5000;
and on the 3oth day one prize Of DIoo 900.
Prizes subject to a deduction Of Is per
cent. ~
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced % the
course of a few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority Of the United States. and TIE pri.
zes all floating, as specified. offers the great.
est inducement TO sdvsnturers.
Tickets only # Dollars,
Shares IY,PR0PORTION.
: For. stls at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
Sales at Auction.

On TUESDAY. at 10 o'clock,
N1lLL be sold at the auction store va:
w riety OF Goods, among hicb are
Sugar Brandy
Molasses Mustard
Candles Vinegar
Soap Ginger
10 barrels N. York ale
8 boxes Day & Martins genuine black;
ing
VARIETY or
Household Furniture
Chairs, Feathers &c.
4 lew p's. Lnd;a Carpssing very superior
Rush Carpeting &c.
- ALSO,
Cloths, eassimtre, linens and oihSr Dry
Goods as usual
case mems fine shoes
Hardware, cutlery &c. e.
s.A: hARsTELLER; Aue.
-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22

Quarter yMaster,,s Office,
Fort Washington, June 22d, 1921 (
PROPOSALS. will be received until the
i 3Otb inst. for supplying this post with
two hundred cords VI good oak wood; the
delivery of the wood to be completed by
the last OF November next. The contractor
to give security for faithful performance Of
the contract.
THOMAS CHILDS,
Its Quarter Master
June 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF THE
Steam Boat Dandy.
TINE above boat has this day altered hel
i hours of plying between Washington
and Alexandria, for the greater convenience
of passengers. Leaves the Eastern Branch
at O'Clock, A. M. for Alexandra; return
ing, leaves Alexandra for the Potomac
Bridge, at 10 O'Clock; and from thence to
Alexandria, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ; and leav.
ing Alexandra. for the Eastern Branch, at
O'clock, p. M.
GrParties Of pleasure and others. who
wish to 60 farther than the usual route, are
requested to give days notice.
J. JOHNSON.
lime 4 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
Cargo of the Brig Panopea,
At .aucfi0n.

OoAS 80 VI '"0 IL dh"PCos
At AUCTION.
WILL be sold at public sale on Satur.
w day morning next, at ten O'Clock, al
the stores of the Importing and Exporting
Company, the cargo of the brig Panopea,
from Marseilles, consisting Of
100 hampers
SO half do superior OLIVE OIL
90 casks claret wine
SO boxes do one dozen cash
3 casks French Walnuts
10 do soft shelleG almonds
90 boxes olives and capers
500 reams wrapping paper
is pipes high proof cognsc brandy
WV. CORCoRAN| & co, auct's
Georgetown. june 81 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22

Night Sale.
0NSATURDAY evening, at early eandla
~ light, will be sold at the auction storxE
variety Of goods, Suitable fof dealers, con-
sumers $c.--anong which afe-
= Knives and forks, pocket knives;
Cutting knives, English tea Kettles,
A variety Of locks, bolts, WATERS,
Carpet brushes, .huffboxes, NC.
ALSO.
Assorted and black silk, FIRST Qualify,
thread, cotton. vests, &c.
ALSO.
BOOKS, new and old, QULLLS 60.
All without reserve.
Boys not admitted.
~. s. A. hARsTELLER, auct'r,
JUNO ~: rr iTlid~a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
,1oo,osd Dollars,
For e5snendouars only,
$4,000 Dollars
For 1iue and an ka!f dolla. only.
$4,000 Dollars /.
For. two and three fourtks, only.

And $4,000 Dollars
For thatrifiag sGm Of II ST. cents.
W7HlCH @ay be had It application is
w. made ID tha-a go 80 "a
Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH class -
SCHEME.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
Attention.!

Attention!
Alexandria Independent Artillerists.
VOU are hereby notified to attend meet.
Il ing OF the coI pany at R. Sands, Thu.
Even,ng at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. to make the ne
ces.ary arrangement for the celebration oil
the Fourth of July. ...-t
w. H. HARMON, Capt.
June 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-22
kOsiIl.
To the Public.

To the Public.
UTHEREAS William G. Newton, some
w time during the last year obtained a
deed from n for one hundred and twenty.
FIVE acres OF land situate in the county OF
Loudoun; when. | was not properly in my
right mind. in consequence Of which l am
determined, If possible, to make void said
bargain; and whereas also, the said William
C. Newton holds severalro of my notes to a
very considerable amount. This is there
fore to forewarn. any person or persons
from purchasing said land, or taking an as
Segment on said notes, as consider them
obtained from ne without consideration.
BENZ. D. CLAGETT.'
p: iupe go st
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

Lafhgrus Latajolius, or Everlasting S'uect
Pea.
Descriptions. cultivation and produce OF a
plant Of this kind of Pea, which is niue
years old, and cultivated by the sub
scfiber.
The plant was transplanted at year
old into rich soil, and commonly kept
free from weeds but not MANFRED. The
vines the last summer measured thirty
eight feet In circumference, round the
plant, and produced fourteen thousand,
seven hundred and sixty-four peas. AT
Ter the peas were collected, the vines
were in fine green state Of vegetation,
they were cut aud weighed % pounds,
and were given 10 cattle and eaten as free
w as green clover. Frequent cutting or
close fetdiag will not injure this plant, as
the vines proceed from the crown Of the
root, from, 2 TO inches below the surface.
The greenieaves receive no injury from
The winter frost, and wcaId afford fine
fresh feed a, all times when the snow
would not prevent. This plant was long
since recommended by the celebrated DIR.
Anderson, as promising 10 afford large
crops Of hay aud pasture.
Small quaDtitRs of the seed may be had
by application &c The subscriber.
JAMES LITTLE.
Aurelisis. (Caysga Co. N. X.
Dec. %, 1870.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
From The American Farmer.
The heath ofthe Planters and Farmers

The heath offhe Planters and Farmers,
and their families.
TiM blessings 81 iealtl, are equally ne
ccssasy g profit and 70 comfort. Ii often
depends upon the more reasonable atten-
ton 10 The mere dictates Of plain common
sense.
The autunisal diseases, of The asueish
and febrile character, form the chief and
first class Of country disorders; tertian,
pulrid, aud bilious !evers. The confirm
ed teriian, repeated IL the spring, becomes
the difficult andledions qnart0n. Nothing
contributes SO much TO produce these die
orders, as tho situation Of the family dwell
ings aud out,houses Of the planter and far
mer. Whenever these buildings are pla-
ced on The northern or eastern side of any
fresh water, particularly Of a dull, sluggish
or stagnant water, they are subject to the
reception Of the evening damps, vaponrs,
and fogs, blown from such water in the
houses, by the prevailing southwest sum
mer winds, where they produce sure dis
ease. Aud in the morning the fogs, damps,
aud vapours, that rise upon these waters.
and upon wet and waiery places, are fam
ned by the southern and western minds
over to the eastern and northern sides, or
are drawn from such wa!ery and moist
places by the ratification Of the air, by
the northeastern rising sun, over TO the
north and east, and produce the same NOR
bid i'll effects. Under such circumstances
third day agues and fevers, and other ait
tnmnal complaints among men, women,
and children, are certain and unasoilia-
BILE. Two rules, therefore. are strongly.
recommended TO all planters, farmers, flonr,
saw, and other miIiers, aud persons in
general, 10 country liIe.--Firsl, That
they never build their dwelling, works,
barns, or other out-houses, where their
people live, or are employed, on the
northern or eastern side of any stream,
marsh, miIl-dam, pond, swamp, or wale-
ry, wet, or moist place ; and secondly,
that they dl,vays build their dwellings.
mills, barns, &c. on the south and nest
sides of such waters, wet, and watery
places, particularly stasnant pools, ponds,
mili-tlams, marshes swamps, ditched mea-
Gows, &c. Every physician will confirm
this simple advice. Holland, and the vi
entities ofthe Lincolnshire, Romney, and
Teeswater marshes 10 England, are as fa-
NOUS for autumnaI complaints, though far.
Their north than most Of our northeastern
sea-ports. Even barn-yards, tan-yards,
stercoraries, aud other things producing
miasms, vapor, and smells, should be
placed to the northward and eastward Of
our dwellings, and places Of labor aud en-
ployment. These suggestions are Of the
deepest consequence to the sound, vigor-
Gus, and comfortable industry OF our
whole population, and most SO to our ten
der wives and children.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ). & E. SANDERsON,
Trio doors south Of Riuers's City Tavern
ELlzABETH-TowN. Nj.
TERMS.

81 IS cents per annun, II paid in advance.
IS at the end of six months.
. 90 at the end of the year
No paper will be discontinued until all arrear-
ages paid.
Eduertisemenfs---75 cents per square for three
Insertions, Il paid II advance; otherwise, S 90
per square. a liberaldisconnt will be made to
those who 40 geftise BY the year.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20

its brightness dazzling? What though It's
head be Of brass, and its arms and legs
and body Of iron It's feet are but clay.
The stone which is cut out Of the moun-
tain without hands, shall dash it in pie
ces and shall, itself, become gfeat
mountain, and cover the whole earth"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20

A Ponderous Eel.-A few days ago, an
eel Of the common species, but Of extra
ordinary dimensions, got entapgled in the
herring cruives in the Firth Of Forth, near
Higgins Neuk. On being approached
by the fishermen, it tapped Install most
violently, and had 1t struck either Of them,
there is no doubt he would have forfeited
his life for bis temeriiy. Aware Of their
danger, they succeeded 10 fixing it with
hook, to which was attached cord,
and dragged it Oh shore, where they tri-
umphed over their victim. When meas
ured it was found to be 8 feet 10 length,
and two feet 10 girth at the middle. The
skin, which is stuffed, and which, we un-
derstand is in the possession Of Mr.. Hig-
gins, the proprietor Of the crniyes, must
excite the attention Of the naturalist. Part
Of the fish being dressed, was found to be
most delicate eating. Stirling Journal.
II you would embroil yourself with all
mankind at once, you have ouiy to oppos
every mans prevailing passion. EndeavG
to mortify the proud man; irritate te
passionate; put the miser to expene;
and you will have them all against va.
Ga the other hand, il you bad rathelive
peaceabiy, give way little to the prtic-
Iuiar weakness Of those you conversWith.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20

the grave--slle body Of the old man wa.
lying extended upon it: and the sun d
that day threw his departed beams upon
the graves of the FATHER AND THE son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

CEw YORG. Mdtch S,.-We have this morning
received III tllfaX papers to tic 27'h Feb
speaking ct the proceedings OF the f.r.i~iA-
tufe OF NOVA Scotia, the editor Of the Ircddirn
RecOrfer. says ihrre has bren 4 most anuuAi-
I'd aud obstinate debate uron the Subiccf 0f
Us" agriculture ot tic nroyiace. 'Tbe first
IIll winch hhd passed the hohse for imposing
duty on Am r,edn cattle aud other produce
was rcircted by The rourcG. 4 reductinu
-cpic uas iheu introduced aad Adopted
sbici his also been rejected so That lVe
stock. as WcHas Hiur hnn tic States will
DC permitted, we fear. to be imported auGih.
~ twfise mouths, iise ot ans locumbrauce
'nr the sunpnrt at or sinking revenue or the
tfetf rfiou Of our Own at;icUiinfe. This re-
.ait. 81 kaow. viii excite great citraoUg anI
|lscoEicu+ Throughout SIC ga.t.yf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20


conformity To deed OF trust made WIN. Street
lar Tue hentHt pf his creditors. kIr,. vas Gn,y
ieeoTheu IN me clerks office 4 licuricu COUNTY wi
h- sold on Fidty, ne Soth instant ar the next .r
oaH thereafter, tSundA' exceptrd.) all hi, PROPERLY
Iral ana personal consisting OF about ssu acres 81
land, situated III tienrco county. ard about mile,
Foin iht CITY NJ N'chnsnd 3ui Formerly known by the
naht oi 9trtdnfers--; LOT Of - feet of ,u;a IN
tue 'iy OF ucnmnnh, NJ ths junction 90 and 2Jtii
sueeis-Al'o 65 feet tronHg an r aud n.vr-u ~ auS
25'h streets SIX NEGRopS, HonsehIfd & Kitchen
rWWthTe, TWO Horses and Two MnSs four mi Il,
Cews, lew sheep ma Hogs. light Wagon. Il Gait
and some Plantation Utensils.
ieIms oil s7ie vii he, Tor all u'6er 8 50 cash
from so to 100, three mon.bs from Zoo t. 200 tire,
and SIX months from 200 To 5On, 3, and % months
ron oao tn ) 1860, three, sX nine ard twelve months
ana all sum. above 1000. six Twelve eighteen
months viii be allowed for all credit sales nee
liable notes VIII be required aud for the real property
deeds Of trnst in addition
The sale viii commence in front Of Mrs. Dabney's
honse at twelve O'clock and continue from day To dan
un'ii competed, Nv Mr.. rhom1s Taylor, Huconerr
unaet zoe hIrsr'Ion Of the TRUSTEES.
N b. The public are assured lha, the tilr wt be
maize Hnquesonahle The sale made with N. con
caTsnce VI the proprietor, who will join the d.eds
OF conveyance. WILLIAM STREET
march ~. lG3 tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20
INTERESTING-

Extract Of letter from u gentleman. one of
the Hission Family at BraiRard in The Chero>
zee nation 10 ms friend in the city of Ne,o
London, da.ed January IS 1871.
Our school continues to prusper-we have
between so and 90 fine childreD-they are
Improving as fast s.:ould he expected-therc
IS an increasing desire among the natives 10
nave their children educaied-the natioH is
rapidly Increasing in civIization-at their
last conncil they divided their country into
eight districts, appointed circuit Judges, she
rifs, constabIeS aud justices aud laid TAX on
The people 10 build coufbouSe in each dis,
trict. They begin to pay very considerable
attention 10 the cultvaiing their land-tbere
are many good persons among them.
III 10 longer remains doubt Whether the
Indians OF America can be civilized the Che
rokees have goAe loo far in the pleasant path
of civilization 10 return 10 the rough aud nm
beaten track of savage iile'