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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

4 long ana animated debate has taken place
III the Parliament OF Upper Canada, ON !; re-
solution IL eXpei the celebrated Barna Bid
well, Che former treasurer of Berkshire Coun-
", who, IN consequence OF some crooked
money transactions, went away between two
days from tle House of Assembly The mo-
tIon was Brought up on petition ofthe free
holders al the counties of LenOx and Adding
ton, which Mr.. b. represents. The Attorney
General in making the motion, stated ,h;-t
Mir. Bidwell, though possessed of property.
and residing IN this Colony, WAS charged wiih
Transactions very dlscredtahic TO his charac-
ter, several oil which appeared in tht ApIrri-
can newspapers, and proclamation had been
issued for his apprehension, on account of
The msappication of public money tiat he.
remained in tbe revocd Colonies after the
revolution, and became member OF Con-
gress, Attorney General for the state of Mas
sachuS"its, and treasurer of county that ne
TOOK an oath rcnnuncinG and ;thiuFing his
allegiance 10 the King ard Queen of Great
Britain thnt he was called Oh during the
late war I" MAKE oath 81 allegiance To the
BRITISH HoNeTnment which he then stated
was not binding as il was compulsory. Mr..
Bidwt1 uaGe an able argument in his own
defence, and denied the truth of the reports
which Appeared against him in the American
papers. He also coldended that he was to al
lntcnts and purposes, British subjcci-hav-
ing been bora in The British colonies before tho
RESOLUTION, and not having borne ANS against
the mother country.
motion tn expel him ON fine ground OF
his being an allen, was negatged, by a vote of
j % 10 q. On Ihc ground Of allegiance, there
! fore, he WIS allowed 10 retain Ms seat. As
~ regards thc Infamous conduct imputed To
! hin7, ard which caused him To ahscond ta
that country, the decision was that they could
not cxpti him UPON rumor mcrciy--there
must be the conviction Of Court ofJusticc,
or some other positive evidence Of guilt. But
1t was argued from the cases OfT.ord CochIane
aud III Walsh, in ..,L,o British House Of Com
mons, that even after expulsion, shotld he be
reelected, they must receive him.
Walsh, Broker of the Stock Exchange,
deiraudcd the present master of the Rolls of
E92,00O the fraud was not only proved. but
admitted by Walsh aud, upon Sif f. Bur
deti's bringing forward motion to cxpcl him
The House, Mr.. Perciy,l, the then Minister,
who was opposed 10 Walsh IN politics, CD
posed the motion Of the Hon. Baronef, on
the ground, that il would be- unpaflMmentary
To receive any evidence but the rccora,d
evidence of the Court, in case of that nature
Walsh was found guilty Eve weeks afterwards
Mr.. J. moved Tor the record, and had him
expelled.
Lord COchRJne was sentenced To- several
months imprisonment, Gnej $1,000 and to
stand IN the pilOry one hour. He was, sftef
/ this conviction, expelled the House The
! ireemen of Westminster reelected lis Lord
snip ie look LIS scat, opd, tipcr euteGae Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
1T the Office DISK NJ Allen & Co.. e stree,

~
EofECIF uLLl informs the public and The Members
oil the Legislaurt, that he has made up good
ment OF BLANK BOOKS of most sizes and descriptions
which will he sold The very lowest termsanong which
are edgers Journals day. cash. bill invoice
teller AMI receipt books also, RECORDS, such as order
WIZ and deed books rule and dockets fee memo
rahnum ana pocket boOks-checkS and Eegoab!e notes
(bOund) on each ofthe banks-bank
bound or in sheetSbils OF e4cLangcinied lster ana
folio post paper.
% BooK-BNlDIA OF ali kinds executed with ncnnes,
ana uurablity ON the shortest notice inferior in .
w any othcr state Having extensive and complete
binding establishments provided with some of The best
leIs winch can be found in this country aud hoing him
sen workman, he hopes and trusts he will
portion of encouragement which his workmanship and
prices deserve.
u PATTERNS for ruling particular blank books for
houses and public Offices with pleasure taken on apn
caIio' either IN the city or Manchester, aud If required
urned executed TO the same spot.
Dccember % GR-pnu1ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
MR.. RIvADAvIA TO MR.. FORBES.

BuenoS tyres, 9Th Sept. 1891.
The minister of government and foreign re-
lations has had the honor of receiving the Of
fcial note from the agent of the United States
under yesterdays date and he considers it
his particular duty to make an ackno Wedge
ment of the honorable distinction the said a =
gent shews towards him. Withrespect TO the
principal affair therein contained, he can only
repeat what he had the satisfaction to make
him acquainted with in his last interview /:
which was, that the government had adopt
ed every measure in its power to suppress
the evils committed by priyateers Of this coun-
Try towards the commerce Of neutral nations
from the abuse of their Ommissions-never-
theless the ministers of government and To-
reign relations feeling DESTROYS OF contributing
towards the completion of these measures,
as far as they are capable of being made per-
fcethe will be happy to receive any further ex-
PLANTATION on this subject that the agent of the
United States may think proper TO give him.
For which purpose il will be taken AS an ho-
nOrif the agent would take the trouble to call
on the minister athis house on Monday morn.
ing of the l7,h inst. ut 1 o'clock.
The Minister of Government and Foreign
Relations expresses his thanks 10 the Agent
for the distinction be- cOnlers upon him and
bess to return it by The assurances Of his con
sideratiOn and respect.
lSisncd) y. RIYADAVIA.
TO J. NJ. Forbes, Esq. Agent
of the u. S. Of n. a.
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Communicated for The Philadelphia Garel,c.l
BueMos .qyres, October mn. Iaq1.

DU1H0S .IyTtS, Ocf0ber IIM, 1871.
Mr.. RELF: The Captain of the schooner
Essex, hound to Providence, has obEgingly
waited one hour until could get the enclosed
paper translated, with the correspondence be-,
tween our wortay fellow citizen Col. Forbes,
and this government. The Col is very much
respected in this place by all parties and all pay
HIM great attention. BY his superior manage
ment and easy manners, he can accomplish
almost any point he wishes-while the En-
Siish are for forcing every measure they wish
to obtain, aud never sacceed-cxcuse haste.
And believe me, yours truly, II. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

mr. The ENQUIRER spublished twice n week, general
and three times during of the State Le-
sisiave.-Price the heretofore, Fpe Dollars
num- in advance. Notes ut chartered specie
hanks (,y) will be received in payment. The Editors will
guarantee the safety of RENTING them by MAIL the postage
OF all letters being paid by the writers.
" No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion
Of the Edors until all arrerages have been paid up
az Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, les-Eirst Insertion rs ccnts-each
continuance, so cents.
,erisemen, inserted, until it has either paid
for assumed by person in this city, its envons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
- GORDONSVILLE FOR SALE


Ess4H The subscribers have determined to sell this
11l very valuable estate containing about 800 acres
Of land lying in the county Of Orange, the Stage road
leading from Charlottesville to Frcdricksbg, W. II is in
erseetedy tho stlgc Rad from Richmond to Harosbyg
within 20 niiles OF the Unioersty Of Pirgfnia.
The land IS handsomely situated under the Southwest
Mountains, in wealthy neighborhood and has the PIE
nises three counodous dwelling stables, other
necessary oiubuildings well excellent negerailing
Fr good garden large APPLE ORCHARD OF choice uit
and an ABUNDANCE OF imsstonc which easily lie raised
THIS establishment has long been known n the most eli
Die for TAVERN OF any in tle upper country and on &C
count OF its healthy situation is Pheasant retreat IN t
summer season for people from the lower part STATE.
We have rented the Tavern for the ensuing year should
safe be erected the rent The puChg and
have tie liberty Of seeding IN The fall.
For terms apply Doctor BeHle or Nathaniel Corop on
the place 20 James Gordon Boetourt county, John
1ordoi o the house Of Williams Gordon Richmond
JANIS GORDON Heiys NJ loo JOHN y. GORDON,
hUCr GORDON (efHahaaid{ NArllL. GORDON,
CHARLES BEALE,) Gordon, dec. SANiL II. GORDON
IofNonsNulP, Deceinuer A. fO--tf
Ill persons Indicted TO JOHN 4AAl deceased are
requested TO make payment TO Immediately, rs
am DESTROYS OF closing the administration possible
and therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WINTER Dun, Executor
.HoN iN 54-D Or S0in Gohafh dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
NORFOLK LINE STEFAN RoATs
TO COMMITTEES AND PATRONS OF LANCAs-
TERRAIN Schools

YOUNG gentleman whose qualification are Of the
II highest character and worthy the warnet cncomi-
Inns rs rt spectfuly recommended by JOSEPH LANCAS-
bhtiqder of the Lancasterian system Education
petcen Of School of any magnitude from 100 1000
hPils THIS experienced Teacher has been years
age IN tuition on the system in many under Joseph
Lanester own eye, and in all with his immediate sanction
ana HProatOn Joseph Lancaster considers but iuce
20 state that no other teacher the system, England
merca or the continent of Europe, possesses or is e
10 the same ample testimonials from its founder no on
4arnghad eqaat ePpo,f'ies Of attending his lectures o.
improving Jy his epernee, If visiting tsttfions and be-
coming acquainted Nth his latest improvements.
Letters on the subject, post pail may be addressed 10 TO-
~Ph Laneasfer, Ldncastsrian Institute, baltimore.
f2fh Mo. I'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

BueHOs Tyres, Gh Oct 1891.
ln consequence Of the offer made by the
Minister Of Government Il Foreign Relations
To the Agent OF the United States, he has the
honor Of transmitting him copy of Decree
issued by the War aud Navy Department re-
speeding priSateeriug.
With the Minister'S consideration and re-
spect, hesbmains SC.
tSigndl y. RIVADAYIA.
To J. NJ. Forbes, Esq. Agent
f lbe I. $. Of v s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
THE SUBSCKIBERS
DRY GOODS.


addition To large anu general assortment received by
IL the latest arrivals from New York AMI Philadelphia
subscribers have landing from the Enierprize
supply, consisting in part Of the following articles
Superior double milcd Cassimercs, blue and black and
Cobourg and Coronation oolors
Superior double hicd drn5 Cloths for box and other
large coats
Coating, Cassincis and Fiannes
Constitution Hunters silver anu other
FOR panialoons
81 brown domestic Sirtings
Al and ca Waltham Sheetinss
MEMS wonicn's and cildcn's worsted Hose some .ine
white
Ladies' and gcni,emen's black and white silk 10.
"A large assortment OF Hair Nets for ladies
Jaciugs, for lies
Gilt Clasps and polished steel Reiicue do.
Beautiful Thread Laces and Edgings
Irish Linens and SheeinEs
Drogheda do.
One box Canton Grapes, elegant colo.s
Black and colored Italian do.
Imitation and real French Cambrics
Fine domestic Chccss and Bcdtickings
Circassian plaid Gnghams
lIiack and white BombnZne
A beautiful assortment Of Vestings
One piece superior black Italian Lusrinr
, And many other articles recoiiectel
Decemher2o GIFT WM. NEALE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
ALVAN BETTS,

DUUNoELLFN q oT.TTTONTR,
81 lew doors below the Bell Tavern. Nain-sfrcetN
Ehf respectfully informs his friends and Iho public
that ne has recently received large additional s,tpplit
ny me inherent arrivals from New York which added
ms STOCK on hand comprises probably the best collection m
'auaDIc publications ever offered for sale in Virginia ~.
me late works, novels Sc. an excellent stpIv Of School
Dooks, Stationary articles, Dlnnk Books &c
Inc whole of which he IS disposed TO sell the yer, hes,
terms for cash or town acccptances.
December ~. IN n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
FOR RENT,
ANICS-AT'TEND I!

MECH ANICS-A1"TEND
IN Friday The iih day " January next will D., let 10 t.
~ lowest bidder atIsliisx Courthousr,
Ihe Bl6ldigg Of n jail Jor saM Comfg,
Wo stories bEh ihir feet square and iaors house with
her and iron naferiais ~ ~ ~ ~ ''i
hoerHfrrs are referred 10 r. Bary Halifax Court.
H pe 'e oii thai DAY, o the a o. said county been
"' ~ ~ hrs' TIE COMMISSIONERS.
~e''""Sa - 65-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

TO ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERT
WHEREAs during hc fall Of the year tafo PIyro d.
W DOoWtLL, Of Prince Edward county Va rsrovci
10 ths county haviHga wife and child In the tooJ
o. July FOLLOWING, his chid died aud IN December nIlc D.,
,isoded About two months after the death ri N r. jn.,y,
ms we died, having three weeks preyinslv las, no.
ecoHo child ut ahout week old This statement Is n,,c
or 'he Information Of distant friends the dccc Uil
inc brothers and sisters Of the said Peyton boswell ri
eneu 70 distribution Of his estate, hereby invited tc
conner WIN The subscriber on the subject.
Az persons having claims against the estate nC the sic
ueoese are requested 10 present them Property esb
ed and such said estate atc desired 10 y lie SANG
- SAMUEL HOPKINS. Aimor.
Henderson. Kentuckv. Nov 70 tp2t al 20, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
DISSOLITION.

FEiE Co-partnerhip heretofore existing under firm
A of w. l. DICKINSON, is this day dissolved , u,-
tual consent Either OF the undersigned authorized TO
settle the business.
WM. w. DICKINSON,
December 20, 1921. THO'S +. DICKINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The subscribers, under the firm Of DICKINSON TIM.
EE!iLAkE, will transact general Commission Business.
THO. 7. DICKINSON,
Dec 10 67-2m DIXON TIMBERLAKE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
FOR THE WATcHMAN.

MIR. W1LsoN--In your paper Of the 18th ut.
il is required by @. w. TO know the distance be-
.ween two houses intercepted by river. He OBJ
served two objects d and which were visible from
both houses and whose distance asunder he knew
to be 800 yards. At he took the angles B A d
l04o and b A C 4Se, then crossing the river to b
found the angles A b G 980 and A D 49, From
which make the following solution. Assume
the distance between the two houses 100 yards or
any other distance whatever and construct figure
with the angles that are given then lay down the
given distance of the two objects and upon it des-
cribe 10y Tsp. B. of Euclid's Elements) similar
recneal figure, then find the distance between the
two objects when the supposed distance between
the two houses is 100 yards: then as that distance
is to the correct distance, so is the supposed dis
lance to the distance required between the two
houses, which is 203.7 yards. >. ID.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
From, the ". 7. Evening Post, October 49,.
GOOD NEWS.

BY the sch. Neptune, that arrived yesterday in
10 days from Havana, we have received accounts
TO the 18th inst which state that the brig OF war
Hyena. schooner Diana six gun boats, and several
transports, with 500 troops on board were about to
sail to destroy the Piratica establishments at Cayo
Romano and Cape San Antonio. A detachment oil
cavalry was to so by land for the same purpose
The spanish authorities and all the merchants al
Havana had heartily engaged in the enterprise
and were determined to break up the nest of sea
robbers that nfest the and seek shelter in the
bays and creeks OF that island.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
MARYLAND ELECTION.

.alIqghany County.-Thomas Greenwich, 6s8 ;
John A. Hoffman, 500; Benjamin Tomlinson, 49s
Thomas Pollard, SIG; all Republicans.
Prince Georges Coanty.-Benedict |. Semmes,
William Wootton, Henry Colver, Benjamin b.
MackaIl, are elected.
Queen Aims County, Roberts, Wright, McCon-
kin, and Pratt, are elected to the House OF Dele
gates.
dorchester CONGRATULATIONS Byus, Roger
Hooper, John Willis, John N. Steele, are elected.
Worcester County-WilIIan Reflect ]. P Sea-
maker, Henry Franklin, Irving Spence, are elected
Catrert County.--James A. d. Dalrympe, Nor
decai Smith, Sutton I. Weems, Richard Roberts,
are elected.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22

Kent County.---Isnac CAMEL, William H. Ring
gold, Benz. Massey, Joseph Ireland, Jr are elected
Somerset County.--L. p. Dennis, w. Bra,tan,s
w. Brown l.. d. Teakle, are elected.
democrats.
Cecil CouRty.-sDaniel Sheredine, 1875; SWIM.
Craig, 1888; Caleb Parker, ITO James Gerry 749 );
John Ewing, 558; Enoch Megrady 533.
$40 the two first named gentlemen (for the As
sembly) there opposition = the contest, con-
sequently, was between the four last.
Colonel George q. MtceR republican, late of the u S
Army, elected to Congress- without opposition for the
district composed Of the counties of Kent Cecil < Hartford
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Col Forest is elected to supply the vacancy in
the present congress, occasioned by the resignation
Of William Minor, by majority Of one vote over
Daniel III. Miller, esq. the democratic candidate.
In Bedford and Cumberland counties the demo-
Gratis have carried their tickets by large msiorities.
In WeStmoretand, the democratic assembly ticket
has succeeded.
The whole of the democratic ticket has succeeded
in Montgomery county.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
SI'oP THE VILLAIN

eDN Sunday the 9th inst, Solomon Gree, formerly of
Dover, Del hired for or days, to go to Dover, bright
bay 10 years old, "a hands high, with white hind
worn new bride with stiff plated bittsince which he
has not returned He is middle aged man. about feet
10 or IL inches high thin face and dark har had on blue
coat blue pantaoons swapsdown wastcoat, white stock
ngs and new shoes He speaks very fast and has mpe
dment in his speech Whoever secures said Greeny and
the mare so that the gets her again shall have IS
doar or for the mare aone and if brought the
near Mount Pleasant ST. Georges hundred, Del
BILE expenses will ne paid ,., -,,,,,r,,,,,,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
Prices Current at Baltimore.

Best white wheat, 81 40 47-red wheat, Se
a So--whie corn, IS &c cts.---yelow, 81 IS
cts --new corn, 60 cts.-rye, 65 cts.--oas, IS 81
cts.--ilour from the wagons, Sc 5O--barley, rs
cts.-hay, Sl9 per ton--rye straw, S12 do--shad
No. trimmed, 81 so a 8-No Q so a7-No /
untrimmed, 7--No do 6--herrings, No. 83 25
as 81 No. Q, 8 S1-beei, northern mess per b5
Sl7--B Baltimore, prime do. 12-hams ID l6 cts
-mlddngs, 10 to l2 cts, Amer. Farmer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22

DIED, AT Lebanon, Conn Miss HEPSjBAH sTHUNHf
aged 67 years. 1t is presumed that few cases have ever
had parallel with hers. When she 10 years old, shs
injured, by fall, the spinal marrow, consequence of
which, for the long space Oh 48 years. she has walked
or been able raise her head from the pillow; most of
the light and has gone through scene Of suffering, that
nothing but religion could have enabled her to have borne.
She possessed in her youth good understanding, and
fine person, and on the eve Of being married, when
the misfortune happened, which forever blasted all her
earthly prospects
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
FoR TIE WArcRMAN.

,lnsuer to the Mathematical Question in the
Watchman Of 18th aH.
BY constructing the figure it will be seen that
the TWO triangles A and A B D have all their
angles given, and the side A common ;--conse-
guenty the relative proportion Of all their sides may
be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES part A d of the line A d
equal TO 10 yards, and from the point draw line
parallel to d B meeting A in b--then will the
small triangle A be similar to the greater A d
B and the side A may be found next draw a
line from the point pat allel to e meeting A {
in c, making the small triangle A similar to the
greater A B c; and the side A may be found
Join the points d and by the lire C which will
be parallel ID because all the other sides OF the
figure d are parallel to the respective sides OF
the greater consequently we have the two sides
A C and Adj and the contained angle A of the
triangle 4 d from which may be found the two
angles A d and A d or their equals A Z ID and
A ID Chow all the angles Of the triangle ID
being known together with the side d CA ID
will be found, from which may also be found the
side A b the distance apart of the two Houses
Eoual 10 2037l2 yards. q. E. ID.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
NEW YoRK, October 16.

NEW foRK, OCTOBER TO.
Court Of SeSsi0ns.-It was yesterday pretty
clearly disclosed how it has come to pass that all
the vlanies and robberies which have taken place
in the infected district have been marked by so
much wanton, wastefu destruction of every thing
the rogues could not carry away.
FaraH, receiver of stolen goods, in Mulberry
street, was yesterday tried in the Sessions and
ycted.-The particular charge against him, was,
buying IN from the thieves the plate and valuables
they pundeied from the house of MIR. Brett, in
Pine ST. 1t came out on the testimony of Taffy, one
of the accompces who committed the depredations
that this experienced villain, who has been before
the police on criminal accusation more than once,
employed the ,0itnesS and three Others all lads a.
bout Is or II, on sort Of regular contract or en-
gagement from the beginning, and that they four
had actually committed, substantially, all the rob
berries in the infected quarter of the city, which
have been mentioned in the papers OF the day, pre-
vious to the late burgaries in Courtlandst. Waste
and wanton mischief was their amusement, alter
they had puDdered house OF as much as they
chose to carry away. TaHy's three accomplces
were also Convicted. american.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
FOR PIE waterman.

A QUESTION.-Be Being on one side OF river
at an object and wanting to know the distance to
two houses A and on the other side whose distance
asunder knew to be 200 yards, at e took the
angle G b 9Oo and measured the perpendicular
let fall from the object at right angles to A and
found it TO be 100 yards required my distance from
each of the houses. D. u.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
WESTMINSTER, Oct. 70.

Large appIe.--There grew on the farm of DR..
Preston, Delaware county, (now in the occupancy
of Joseph Davs,) this year, an Apple which mea
sured l6 inches round-and weighed one pound
eight and an half ounces. 1t was beauty to be-
hold-so large SO fair and was as fine to the
taste and delightful to the eye.
The fruit, generally, in this neighborhood, has
bsen abundaant and excellent. The corn is coming
in, we may say of much of it. fine in quantity and
quality. Our wheat crop was good oats excel
lent; and from the following article from the Bos-
ton Gazette, appears that, at the Eastward there
is no danger of staryaton.- Village Record.
s'1he Season-We hear of one farmer in New
York raising 5000 bushels of wheat this season. his
acres averaging forty bushels each /; and we have
been told of other instances of unusual ingathering
of early harvests. Throughout New England the
fields are loaded with excellent Indian corn; IN
common crops OF rye. barley, and oats have been
well housed. Potatoes and all the other vegetable
tribes, promise abundance in size, and superiority
in quality-and the orchards in almost every drec .
ton are literally breaking down with the loads of
rich fruit with which they are burdened.''