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ITAIY.

we nave been politely iavoured with the following
extract Of letter from gentleman travelling IN Eu
fope TO las friends ~ this cily, dated
PARIs, July %, l323.-Ou the l7ih Of This
month, my friend w and self reached lns civ. on
our return from Italy. We have reason for eraG-
tut TO tie Father Of Mercies Tor our preservation
Odr journey was extremely pleasant and instrur-
i've. lhe Alpine scenery IS bold aud elevated, be-
yo"1 what had conceived Nothing have ever
Ifhu communicates correct idea Of the scene nj
horror which The eternal SHOWS the awful a,,l,nri,c
Hhu The tremendous glacier, inspire. The massage
over The Alps Is good. The road cot by Nnuolenn
~ "orhy that astonishing man I, is The same nv
"hcb ilanni'ni cnlercd lttly but is now no longer
nesei with precpccs aud dangers. II has been said
'h" now there are 40 Alps certainty they present
10 obstruction 10 the traveller
Iefhaps no spot son the fice Of The earth Is more
interesting 10 man Of education tlinn Ifniy "a re-
Els WVidly 10 the nund the IDEAS which The school,
boy iOrms 81 HE dignity OF ihr Roman Nauou ,l,e
splrnd0ur Of the senate house and o,a,niG, e,,.e ~
ihe capitol, Livery SPOT, npf Oult in Rome bui
throughout Italy, r. cOnsecTatcd hS some classic re-
collection. VI IS not only the palaces the ten,ples
the rlumpbal arches, and flr Huuedurfs thar ,ntc,
EFT b"t when, ~ ~ Heiculancuu aud Pumpei you
dtscehd Hi0 theu houses, visit tIcir bahe sh0ts
Chambers, aud kitchens, you icct - IL yon we're ,-
mUed INTO ueif families, aud we've instructed i'm their
manners. can truly say Use tisiaLiioD derived
It0n tbs journey fn surpassps " ha had mntirtt,at-
ed. lie remrmlrance oi having visiftd tie tomls
Of ScWiu and rgi, Of having drunk of The fonni,ii
OF Egef'a ADD VI having descended mo The ento,nl,-
81 CITY Hercutneuu, shall always cherish wnl,
pleasure.
Most Of The monuments of ancient grandeur il,
Rome, are an rIiuOns STATE. Only tie Pantheon
aud ihe Two columns, with some ninn,tri,l arches
apWo'rh near go imegiy. Vet sull, how interest
ing are these ruins Tbr Forum and lis envitoys
ft ich h"id. Here usuil, sprnt NV MORNINGS
WIN ilr Ca.itol laiiud ,ou puI he Ta,psi,n root
@" }"" G'', j"d l',A d,~h Dee -, 5tcfl, through
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'so'ait Il pans aad Lroaen coouasdns uuti ihe hugo
mass 81 ia" coliseum, tile Auiphi,Lea.r, ol tcsph-
sitn, shuts the scene.
Italy, onee the u,i>Itess of the wsIl now enslaycd
aud degraded, teaches Us - useful lesson When al
Am'iichn looks On the debasrd inhahii ants OF this
He'icious CLINE, and sees lhem ground mo the tus
ny 'ne'r Oppressive go,ernnienis moving under the
tyranny at inroign hoops dud the domination ol thr,
priesthood, he longs most earnestly 10 h.hod them
risr, ""n inspired with the spirit vi BTuus, hur
'he'r Nrans to the EARTH aud establish their liner
W A's 'h'i spr'i Is dead Slavery and snpersti-
non have DESTROYED IT. The Romans are no more
ihank God that was boru in that land, which alunr
oi All tie nations oil the earth, enjoys civil aud re,-
Jus iihe'iy 10 ITS fullest extent y that out country
ne" appreciated their advantages, How a,dan,ly
| would 'he ilamc oil patriotism buru amongs, u :"
Columbian Star.
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SALE OF LANDS

PURSUANT to decree ofihe Court of Chancery for the
district Of Williamsburg, pronounced nj July term last
w De sold 90 Tue highest bidder at public auction before
the door Of the Courthouse UJames City county ON the
second Monday in November next being James CITY count,
court day the following tracts of land, belonging 10 the
estate OF Daniel Jones, SenT deceased situated in The
county OF James City To wit Tue land called Dun
bars containing 10y old survey five hundred and thirty
acres lying two and half miles above WILLIAMSBURG has
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
on IT, so or so acres Of which is first swamp land and
has an abundance Of wood it, very conveniently situated
for Williamsburg market. Also tract called Turner'S
Neck containing about $50 acres situated on nayipabe
stream or creek OF the same and within miles OF
ChickahOminy river The improvements this tract are
toetably good and it aboUnds in good timber Also an
other tract called NORRIS, containing 400 acres on which
are good buildings, and is well timbered wing in miles
Of Williamsburg. And mall Of 100 ncrfs called
Livelys, adjoining the lands Of William Hauker and lies
within two miles Of York river which are no i'm
proyements credit of one two three, four and FIVE
wears allowed the purchasers upon giving bond and up
proved security, with deed Of the properly
WM. MCANDLISll, VI. g. n. O. W.
August 70. sO-tds
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FOR SAT.E

MOS desirable farm in the King William 4
iies above Ayeirs WarebouseIt lies we'll and il Il
believed few farms IN The lower country enjoy SUPERIOR al
'antaGtS IN point OF bealiness of situation er,v az
ana agreeaeness of neighbourhoOd-Th tract contain,
oo6t acres about 100 OF which low grounds that would
produce Om 20 10 barrels OF per ,creA,O
OF lbe hgh lands are open aud mostly fesbud productive
IN @nea' corn ana tobacco The buildings, and
say out houses and commodious for LARGE
and the orchard containing 400 choice apple trees is dour
ishng From 10 TO 80 bushels Of heal will he seecd
fall more particular description deemed npecessory
as III presumed any wishing purchase would ,e
ScribeT, residing the spot. - ~ ~
ii NOT sold privately before the 18th day OF November
II WI" lie ouertd publicly on that day the hest bidder
on me premises Terms One-thlrd in hand Tie
ance IN two equal instalmeHs and 70 months Secr
by bonds with good security and deed in trust ON the e
niSeS Possession given the first Of January next
September 30-wtdst MORD Ann ALAN
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FEMALE EDUCATION

VIE school VIII rscommence a Mrs Meriwethers
10th of November by Miss Bigeow a Soung IaJy of
unbiemsed character amiable dispositions ~ gapng ma
ners and possessed of all the qualifications OF an
able and experienced TEACHER the following us.fti
branches of literature, Wis English grammar geograpGy
and the use of the globes, chronology arithmetic rerc
the elements OF natural philosophy moral phnsopb, and
chemistry drawing and the kinds of
needlework The terms will he 20 per annum for ui,ion
Tue lower branches, with extra where the uuuiIs are
instructed ~ philosophy, chemistry and painting.
u Mrs Meriweiher will receive IL boarers Al the
with candles, bed and bedding. ~
Amelia, October II. a. 49,
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OLD TOWN FOR SALE.

'EiHE subscriber viii offer for sale publicly AZ King
William Courthouse, tie 9TH Monday in November
next, unless previously disposed Of that valuable tract
land yiHg n The said county Immediately the Pamun.
key river, commonly called and known by the maine o
Old Town" containing 63 acres-53 Of which high
land and $50 marsh. This plantation is laid or Gulf.
waited IN three fields and has good dwelling house
ana all necessary out houses In good repair and The quail
" ofthe land Is inferior In this section Of country
The said land win be sold subject the life estate
therein 81 Mrs Lucy Johnson. third Of the purchase
money will be required IN cash, the remaining thirds
liberal indulgence will be given, upon the purchasers
executing bonds with security deed trust
upon The land TO secure the payment
AMmON JOHNSON
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VII subscriber viii offer ior sale, public auction in
Il the Town OF Hampton Thursday, 9Th Of Noverni,sr
TRACT OF LAND, situated in the county Of York near
the half way house, belonging tie estate Of Adam Crg
containing, go ''s'
AT the tine, the heirs Of Mrs Mary Craig will offer
Tor sale, ACT OF LAND adjoining CONTAINING aIan,
20 acres with comfortable improvements on H.
The terms II each sale, will be credit of one wear
moiev, and ottwo years for the other 0efv Of e
money, The purchase money to bear interest from lie ~
and the purchaser ia give bond for the ,it 80
proved security and deed Of trust land TO eere e
"mcn Of the bonds The interest IN each case will be re-
eHsed on tie punctus payment Of the principa one m the
heirs IT Mrs Craig Is still minor purchaser i no
permitted 10 retain his share ef the MONEY (psyp
however the interest thereof annuall, until thai beiy ~
ians the age Of o. and when that event takes place
that heir conveys bis interest IN the land his & ~ a.
purchase HOnev will be- PAYABLE "
ROBERT SrANARD Adr,'nr de i,cpis nm
October %. Sa =, O'"'s
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SWAINl'S PANACEA

'kHlS medicine g. offered a remedy for scrofuia or
kings Evil, liberated Putrid Sore Thr A. long
standing Rheumatic Affections, Cutaneous Diseases WHINE
swelling and Diseases oi the Bones all cases rener,
OF an Ulcerous Character and chronic diseases gencrV
arising IN dehilitated constitutions but more espec IA M
Ut oeep seated Syphilis affections arising there from
nt dreadful disease occasioued by long and esces
I'VE 'e " Mercury, Nc Just received AMI fot saie by
sept IS fO-wew JAMES McKiLDOE
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber as trustee Of P. Trplett Co.. has for
sale, at tile store lately occupied bv them very CO.
neral assortment Of HARDWARE AND CUTLERYLsfn
oGei 10 close the concern speedily possible sales
VIII be made at the most reduced prices.
tereSt TO call. ~ ~
The value Ol the goods, is expected
THOMAS GREEN, Trustee
Oetooel o. 43-tf
nv NJ IS hereby gwen that all the cells i'm lie L0raIc
Hospital IN the city Of Williamsburg are occupied and
VA" DO more patients, male female will he received no
.e lu hospital until some of the said cells are vacant
Due notice uf which will be given
by order Of the Court Of Directors
49,, LEONARD HENLEY, c. G. D.
'"'h-'' 24-tf
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NOTICE.
nANAWAY frnm /,

II ANYWAY from this place, on Saturday the 18Th cur
rent, negro named PETER between o. and an
years old, Of stout make well SET an lttje bow lerge
about feet or inches high with small eyes ts have
been injured, and good when not In an m In
mour near the crown Of his head small scar Is visible
produced by blOw,--A reward Of Eve dollars viii be
paid, besides what the Law allows for delivering Peter IN
me ~ this ownMastsr OF vessels are cautioned ogsinst
harboring Or aiding his escape 10y water e''''
- JAMES BRANDER.
HiHHcuesltIf bcloufr Z4
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SALE OLE LAND

Nv virtue ot deed Of rud ted TO the subscriber,
= on TIE Slt day Of October 1914 and recorded IN the
clerks Office Of James City county court by william y.
Harris i"r certain purposes therein expressed shall 90
on" ION DAY ot November next proceed 60 SET Tor
cash. IN the eiy Of Williamsburg w front Of the courthouse
AZ public auction TO the highest bidder, Of land,
"e containing one hundred snd twenty FIVE aud tie
l5g ~ the county Of james City, within six or miles
o me cf GO Iiliaf ftpTp between Barres Ferry ane
The said cv The title is believed 10 he good bot will
convey only such title rs T. vested In me
LDMUNb CHRISTIAN, Trustee
OctH aids
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CLOTHS T. CASSIWTRES.

lust imported in The Ship Georgaua, A. CITY Point
- from Lgerpooi-The subscriber is just receiving by
tie above vessel few packages Of fr. blue blsc
and fashionable fancy colored CLOTHS 4 CASSIMERES
direct from the manufacfories Of Thomas Sheppard and
Austin Brothers Co These goods laid in on tie
Vefy lowest terms, and manufactured his order
consequently, can make them ~ very moderate terms
and recommend them 10 bis customers, and others wasting
such goods, from whom be- respectfully sOicits call
THOMAS LAMBERT, M,ysha1t Tai or
1T handsome assortment OF tEADY-MAIE CLOTU
ING aud every other Article in bis line constantly hand.
JOY ~ lit
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dg0insf
os~eu Singleton, Howell Singleton, Samuel Sn.l.,or
and others, $3.50 IT, i-uV'hhs
The defendants oswell Singleton Howell Singieton S
m1el Singleton, Peter r. Gee Elizabeth bis WIFE nnt
1oh Euoanks not having entered their appearance c-
c"dng TO The act of Assembly the rules of this
u appearing TO the satisfaction court that tbey
are mol inhabitants of this On merton III
tue painiif by counsel Ordered the said defendants
10 appear mere on the LIST day of November cour ne1t
1 enter their appearance, and plaintiffs bin
hn nat copy oi tins order be inserted in one of lie
newspapers prHted IN the city of Richmond for Ia
SUCCESSFULLY and that copy al The
copy-Tese, + T. TApp =
September -. ~
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Jon Saptr and Moses c. Napier, admors of John Napier
cee u.9 William thzpat iek md Doll, his wife, Defis.
ne eyIeids'is William Fitzpatrick and Jolly his wife
no, having tttT ed heT appara0c sand given security nc
eornns TO ' Act OF Assembly aud the Rules h,s Court
apeAls ~ San'etory evidence, that they are not
'shis 81 tiiS Country ~ is o dered that , sad u.
ir'h do APPEAR here on the first day next term and
hiil oi IN plaintiffs md that copy uf This or.
der he forthwith inserted in some Newspaper tbe
eiy OF Richmond, for succes,yriy and n,.d M
the irontdoor OF The Capitol la the said ci
eopN--Ieste WN, W. HENTNC e. e.
Septs mher %.
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The show Of fruit the Agricultural Dinner n,
irrigation was unusually 6ne this season. Among ie ,r
lies were some superb Lemons presented by te Rev Mr.
b'geow the products Of his Greenhouse Medford The
average weight OF SIX of these was more tl,nn mound
each one OF ihom weighed less Than 1--WE ntt.Iwo
ounces aud measured fifteen aud half inches in The
longer circumference and thirteen inches ound The A.
vor oil ihe lemons was perfect although the rnd il was
remarked was somewhat thicker than in those Impaired
Oher irus were excellent in their kinds particularly
grapes rom 'he gardens OF Messrs. Pumeroy Perkins and
GIoA several varieties OF pears presented by the hon
Jobh Weesi wall peaches from the garden of Mr. Bge-
lows anu last not least basket OF Bon Chrtn the pro
nuce OF pear tree planted in Salem by Gov En,lco A.
oo tne year 'olO Ihe last were presented by T. H. Der
y, ~. lBosion Csntintk
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iRGlNIA At Kulcs, hoden in tn CIerk', Office of
IN superior Court OF Chancery for che Richmond di
triet, the 23d day Of August, 1875 {:
wealth Of Virginia, i,D
-fgGirR So
Hlham Frrrt Charlotte NerreI Peter VerreII l;arbo
ee, Sn"h Ntrr, and Robert N. Verreil. and STEPHEN
l ana Lucy his wife, late Verrr H,ury Walden std snii,
"a, VIE late Verrei and Charles f.. Vetrel children md
A nrs oil John Verrell dec. James Eckles and Edwad
.yt'a.,. c,- r. Dity.
ne dtlendsns Stephen Spain and Lucy his life and Chs
r. Nerreli NOT having entered tl ir apueiraira ,J 80;
security according the Of Assembly and lie rule ~ liz
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
naitAntH Of tins country II is ordered that the sa;d
ueisian DO appear here first day Of tbe next term
a ah"er me hh OF the Piati aud that copy of tbis
V u io!tnNlh inserted IA newspaper Published On
mesIy Ut RrimuId for ontis succ, sstelj and u.d
at tue front door Of ue Capitol in the said rit
Septrmb 20 di,eesN'S'
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Virginia; Alta Superior CourI Of ChanrcTy holden ar
the Capitol IN the City of Richmond the 10Th ,ay OF
James Lyle, admOr de non will the will anpexe or
James Lyle SEN decd, who surviving pariner OF
and McCTedie, f pr
against
James Scott, Robert McTsre and Hewlett and Peter
~ 9ui,n auIl ors OF Obadiah Smith decd. John Wells and
niuley ms wife and Peter Branch, Eyrred Branch
p'ni'ch anu James W. Winree and John MuTche DIS.
HE defendants John Wells and Ridley his wife Pster
hs country, and against whom plaintiff apprars 20 ny
poeeeded IN the Hode prescribed 10y against absent
sun falling 10 appear answer; on of
e PihtiH ny COUNSEL the hill Cr
s,ed a. 10 those dt endants aud tue
oe heaI' on ihe hiil, The of the other
except me defendant Robert McTyre whom the ecrel
oer TAXING the bill contested against him app,nrs IN he
uuY exc uied and exhibits argued by crnseI On
consideration Whereof the order that tbe deen
u'hts REFER r. Smith ana John Hewlett do render he fore
commissioner OF the court Martha f. Brancb's
"uni Oh t' administration OF the said Martha Branch hx
ueir aud an OF real and persona
VI ne shld refer Branch deed, ard
ueceu 10 examine, state and
Wen a. an account of The muues hands of the del,s
"tnTee ana Mufciir ard report tue same 10 the rour,
WIN any matters special, stated deemed pertinent nv
sell or "hch may be requredby parties he so stated
.I,,,,,. a copy-Teste. WA. W. HENING. q. G. F"
COmMiSSlSSEtS OFFICE The parties int.Te>,.l
hiehHo"d, October o. 1928. will please take notice ,
have appointed the 18th dag OF November next 10 rn,
on which day O'Clock NJ they are r.nir n, a,';
al my ONCE IN this CITY, with their accounts and
ready Tor examination and settlement
October II. 46-wtd II pAVFD \, =.
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t'O close and make hnai settlement of the estates or
y. Joseph watkins and Mayo c. Watkins deceased. I
WI sageni OF ihe Legatees sell accommodating terms
PoWing parcels OF land One tract Of 1000 wing
IN the county of Buckingham; 100 ,rre on Jackson
,ns county OF Bath $40 adjoining lands OF Cal
,an9n W lne county ct Aegauy. being the main road
ieddnB from the Warm TO the White SULPHUR and Sweet
oPings I50 acres on Lick in Boteourl county 500
acres o" Ich faich f5i Back creek Mouro
county both within a few miles of The Svoe, s,,ri
100 acres acres nd}Sn a The Swat Spring Of and
viii likewise sell the following parcel, in the ,fa,e 81
os'o No il75 north fork PANT creek of 400 acres cont
eu'us 10 hihcOhe no. 1915 Andrrsous creek Gilman
county Of 1000 acres 1000 acres on Glover IicL crL
n'',aI9supg CiermonF no. 30 LucS's run and the
& 'oh =" 'he Miami river Of 666 no 5sJj on ,roclV
i2rk OF Paint Highland county 2COO acres no 3se2 on
nnte OAK Greer, Brown county, of $50 acres near o
9ge,oWn Az " the above lands are 81 earl, locatpns
hoods. ~ 'N'' ''''''u heib hOouI'
rU' terms apply 10 my agents, Mr.. A. Cnlett Clinton
county Ohio, Major J. MCKAY Cbillicote ar IN he i
oel nIing near the Dover mills Goochand Va
september 50. 42-vstr fOSEptf = WATVtNa
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cHANcERYe-In Amelia ,ouuIy court, cIerk oiIi1
Il September 1925
John IL. Jones' pr


Dabrei Jones, in his right and as executor nj VIM
Jones and Martha Jones decd guardian for William
JONES' sarah Jones and Arthur Branch last
anS children of Anderson Jones dec. Joel Gahrght and
ma tha his wife, formerly Martha Jennings, Susannab
ZONES hudgns Matthews and Rebecca his WIFE formerly
nnecca Jones, Mary w Jones, Gabriel w. Jennings and
A% rI son Jennings, Dfs.
Inc defendants Joel Ga,hrght and Martha his vile not
entered their appearance and given security
court and appearing that the said defendants Joel Gath
Ignt ana Martha his wife Inhabitants this state
on motion OF the complainant by John w Nash his counsel
ordered that the said defendants Joel Gaihrght and
nd'ua ms vile do appear here the 4h Thursday in
Deeemoer next and answer tie compainants bill aud that
coS oil is order he forthwith inserted one of he
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for mon lbs
uceesve and also posted the font door of tie court
muse oi inns comfy On two successive DAYS
copy-Teste, j. +. LEIGH, @. A. c.
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MN. THOMAS WILCOX: You not being an iniabiIan,
w OF this state take IN, method OF giving YOU notice
That GU the 10Th, 18th, 17, al December ne
at Northumberland Cour house Va. shall take the ,po
son de beHe OF Thomas Smith read in evidence
IN the suit depending ia tho superior
land, III which you are planiiG AMI l defendant.
September 10. 38--yyI2w THOMAS BROly \
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IN CHANCtRY.-Cii,r SaI,a Ourf. fiiIII r,rr1I,s =
u Nirginia District: june llti, 1879.
Btniann Ssrses' iohn H1uislow Hannah his wifi.
and Lucy Ptrors adm'S of Htnry Wilson Perrrrs who
was tAe admor OF ms former wife Rachel, which BEN
lamn and Hannah a., cidTen Edward saryant an.
builder "i Kingston upon IhanS, ard the said Rachel wo
drd u Sl2, was daughter of Ezale,h Riboultnu suing
Or themselves and other egaiers OF William Hill Sargeant
, PidintLES,
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iH1lNlA: Al Rues holden IT, the Cl,TIs OfIiee oTtI,
the go day Of June 1923 W
Hooefi Az and Eliza r. his wife, Pks.

rpnlannn Bradshsw, administrator with the will annexed
Ntu' Crhslaw dec, ThUmas =. Creii,law DAVID Cre,
" ao sarah r. his wfe late S. p. Crcnshuw and Mar, L.
-, HId Susan r.. Crenshaw, children and infants OF
IT, eeei in y hh'w' ma
~ iendani Thomas :. Crenshaw hnving ENTERED lis
wv tdhee and gwen security according the act Of Assemble
'tne mat I've - not iniallant Of country j. I,
nat The said Def ndanf DO appear here on he rst
9 W ie next term ard the bill the paintF, el
it copy Of this order b. forthwith psfrn in SOME new
pP Puosed IN the City Of Richmond for twn months s,,c
Csy and posted ri the door Of fhe Cauitol k; a.
'aio Wy; Copy reste, WI. W. HESlNCi. {. c.
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EXTENT OF 0IIR COUNTRY


Il uay or two since received, says the New York
Sta'esma file the Arkansas Gazette, furnishing the
"uNiees nom that territory, which up the
OF august One al them the lh
most paris oil Europe, aud from Smyrna in Asia
~ h"'hrr proof ct the OF republic, give
""i"S extract OF letter from anoth, quarter OF the
e"untft whence We have lately received Sub,c
ann whcre ~ seems the Office the
crate distance vi 500 miles
LAuact ol Ieter from Prairie ia CbeB dated Sept
1898.
Before departure run, Detroit it had been my in.
lennon 10 have requested uect paper to me al
hS pdce-hut II Mas neglected. Peruit To reou-St
AT 'h's ie tnat will Send il safe close
10 fraitie du Chen vi, GAINESVILLE MsSvurir-l l,,r
Ha'ng hrt1 a. yet post office established here We find
great nilhculiy in obtaining letcis for the aarst
post oltce Is no,s than, 800 niies distant.
have been hut lew this place-huv in
thirteen days distance Of 400 miles was favored with
passage IN boat ot Mr. Rolee, gentleman who trades
with the Indians here.
have passed delightful country than ,bo,
through which the Fox river From the Weaube,ro
iake 10 the Oft banks arr. truly bankS
oinowefs where Flora appears have INDUCED in the
| greatest pTOiusiOn and variety.
The Wisconsin river many very bsautuI and
picturesque views, but IL well adapted to the
pose OF agriculture tue Fox. Its scenery strongly re-
emIies 4hat OF the lludsonits highland, 50 sub.
iinIe but they are quite as pleasing The eve.
At Pauwayseg, on the ST. AatN had III. nl.a.n,a -,
meeting our mutual friend, Mr. SshOJNFatt. III. is vst l.
voted 10 the science oI mineraiUgy from which il I'm he
h"Peu his talents may not be diverted lie has lately
per weighing ioIy-twO pounds in which lie has dis
cred pure silver inermxrd. Through his exernns IL
Nelh oi copper ore has BEEN discovered on the a.k m
,ha Lake. These are important dIscvyer and il shouI
nave AIS" just Seen specimens of pure "copper" lately taxi
en- from the banks Oi the Mississippi, Short
tue mouth ~ The Wisconsin Il not lie xp.csd t,,
congress VIII soon turn It's aiteHton to hese mines p.