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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

fefy haadseus papeF, caiisd ''rns Ma
cEAHT,H rss iaaei Tsstsraay maguinR. Nh
uneef he sd,i0Fial ccnfsct 81 0ensFal D,,T
Greer, fofmsfiY editor Of ne - W ashinrion
feiegfaph, b." sud hichari X. CFails. Esq NE
iailef % ihete E1pfIsusa reside in Fashlar
ion eiiy, Whence - via sake eommunlss-
t.9ra % ne paper as ofisn 81 mss ~ requisite
TIE anii4d sacfia % ihgss tesa Sarr shls al.
tefs eannei fsii % reader "Ths Merchant
highly inisrssiihg iour8ai. = bshiuers ctrss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

hisa feet That should Be borne IN
mind BY those 'bet.sreuuency people
Who God fsult with TIE banks "a sus.
pending specie payments. that the Pet
banks, 10 the Van Bufen State Of Mis-
siSsippi, were tie GBt 10 adopt lhis
measuTe. The Agricultural Bank OF
Naichez. and The Plauisrs' Baak u Nat
chez, both deposiia Backs, Suspended
specie payments on be 9Th inst.--5e-
Ing SIX days earlier Than the MEASURE
was adopted By lhe banks ia n. York
zen ret
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

leave ~ great People pFaspsraus aaE
hsPPl ~ lCfs. laek'yn'i rsffisisy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The Crops.-Thc Chilicolhe (Ohio)
Gazette Of the 18th inst. says; I'VE
are assured by intelligent farmers that
the Uheat fields promise fully an ave.
rage crop throughout those sections
where this great staple Is chiefly cul.
liVated IN Ross and ihe adjoining coun.
ties. The season has been unusually
cold and dry bat for several days We
have been favored with reiIeshing
EhoW ers."
The Chambenburg PA Repository
Of yesterday mentions, that within 3
week o. two . great Improvement is
said TO be visible IN the grain IN that
neighboThood The reports from Penn.
sylyania are indeed generally ayora-
be IN reference 60 The growing crops.
AZ this moment, the prevailing opi .ion
We believe 20 be. that there viii be AZ
least FOIL average crop in that Stale.
The accounts from The Eastern Shore
Of Mary land. o. 10 the grow ing wheat
crops, are also favorable ~ Bali. Pot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
F'sn ne BsHi~sr, anoiss..

There - some degree q satisfaction In
knowing that the late appalling end uanion
datifucttoa % human lives On board the
sieamboat Ben shsFrod ia not passed By m
utter irdTaerrncs 81 Ne people rsskiing 90
The Mississippi. a psblic meeting u The eiti.
zena u hatcher hes been held fof ihs par.
pose 81 inqBiTing into tie facts eonnscied sith
ihis mosi mslanchoiy STAIR, and q COMMITTEES
specially charged eth ihs duty - making The
INTERROGATION have made e report Of teen,
lou8ded o. he testimony uithin hsr reach
The report declsrsa-
That the steamboat Ben shsgsod
lef The city Of New Orleans. bound
for Louisville. having 0R board upu ards
81 two hundred passengers, inciusivo
Of The efew, The sieamboai Praiua
leaving about The same time. fos the
same plase and ihai lha aaid boats
had been racing from ihe tine they
len New Orleans. until ihe fatal oc.
currenco which took place about ~
niles above Fort Adams, a O clock
on the m0fDihg 81 ihe orb iasi., the
Prairie being 3 few miles ahead: that
previous % that Gmc said boats had
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

ed,) JOHN HUGHES,
PJlh R'ginsHi, l. ID. sHG sthsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

The present Constitution Of Penn-
aylvania has been 10 operation about
forty seven yeaFs-ii having been "a
tiled in convention on ihe % d Sep.
TENDER, 1900. Of the nxiy.two dele.
gates 20 BE Convection q that day.
ffiy-niae are 90 longsr among Ire hv-
ing The three Survivors are Jamea
Ross. q PiiisburE Albert Callaiia nov
q New York. snd Col. Thomss Boil
II Chester countv. Pa
The herald., 1837-05-05

10 Len b. home the inh Of April last, or tbeenhcu
JAMES LAvERTr, bOy about y of ar - crr
pexion ha on when Ne wept cotton
the .uksexiber EDWAp Avua IN -" "
mys as an MsSSscr &c..
10 BANK oV oTTAwA-Bik m the Baph n Qua -
Mon,sh si be rcdecme at No. ta Broad~sy ~ LE-rET
THAfERS Eschass q Omcc mrssfts
The herald., 1837-05-05
naay, 9th inst, u hall past 10 s'clos

~sp,r, AT NIBLO'S SAL00Nl
4 EnEEN BoUSE PL PLANrs-Fron the nursery Of s. M. Lev
cnsson corner Of 9sth street aHd 81 Avenue large
spend election OF greenhouse plants variety and
TOO numerous to parcuarize advert secscnt
Is such ~ T~' ~' -
II the weather should hs unavorabe Monday, sale
wiitdke place the next
10 MR.. JAMES G, BENIN RI Sir The undssign med is
poor man who mPsyed time back by Holt
!9 81 lac large hotel N Pearl sreei and from said
Hvs employment because he would d. work nj q be
mentioned and some time after he went r the amount Of his
wages which were due 10 him and instead of him what
Was hardy earned he laid hold Of the him
NEST iecoious cowhdng until he brought ihs blood flow
torrents down his head In that state he il he could
set semmons Tor Ho bat he refused faction the
Once A. eowhdng has becore fashionable and
as heTeis no TO be there that
they can be served up fearless ndepeA H.
HIS
SHUEBEL x GonUM.
MARI.
The herald., 1837-05-05
Anlusesul Q AlS.
DARK THEATHr-ruus

1919 aannn1 -, ,THEATRE.-THis EVENING, viii he per
JULlB, 1.-THE FORCED MARIA GE- NJ. ,;s.o,, n, u-,.
julie, Mn. keel.y. 'eN1' Nii' Noc'e'
After W, eh he NV Of
EIDE AND SEFK-Mo e. NJ, Ea.Iev-w, .A. -.
keeley. - N' -"is' Nio'uauAti i.Hs-
10 Conclude with The Play sf
M Ar Eselid Facre Mr. Kelley Mrs Facle
E oo'. 'psn a. Performances Commence at "a O'CLOCK
.oAo' - rt % cts cutlery
A TruERICAN THEATRE, 30 '. ERY-Trus
- N .rr,N19 ~ wiii be presented Play Of ~
tt.lissa, Mrs Heirng. ~ AoD'ae' WI niaheB-
Al cr which,
nam ncs r1Lsh BRorHERs-wil go their asonshisr ner
:, 10 s9ncl4d' with The Melo Drama of
EL - ~ i}ueI, Mr. G. Jsncs-MatM Mxon
Harry Chiffon, Miss Waring 'ia' t"nch, Mr flynr-
20 is pen az hllt performances u,l =
oclocA. Boxes 1o-Pt s7t-Gallsry % cents eoa =
t'RANKLiN THEATRE.-mrssRs coNy =
ssnte The Play of the 'i'o EsLNiNO wiii De pc
Befenga IA, Mrs. Stickney. " "'c'h' WI blanchard
After which
THE SWISS COTTAGE-Na,1 ,r;.L -,
hlrs. -'eN' 'ohn 5eiloa- Lisette,
To conclude with,
Don JUAN ID n Ju?n. Mr. cory- Go, ..o,, a., :,
Donna Miss Kerr. - o'eN' W. oidhchars
Dooi. epea al 81 Performances cormanca :, ;. ,,
~ eeV. Boxes SO cents; so'A
The herald., 1837-05-05

MAY Day IN BosToN.-Give our Yankee girls
after all, for spirit and determination As repulsve
as was the weather yesterday morning, nearly hun
dred little Misses, with red checks ruby lips, and no.
ses redaer than either, assembled upon the CANNON
at sunrise, crowned their May Queen, and adJournng
to the Hall of the State House, raised the voices IN
songs that enchanted u.s. All seemed filled with Joy,
oasness and even the marble Washington appeared
ty breathe cheerfully through his enveus, grip
Ing neck cloth.-BostON Herald
The herald., 1837-05-05

cept dsnsstcs fiat and the demand has become limited
Rlce--s II for Is lb.
osaoco-Leaf and manufactured dull and sales
scarce for all parts and Feghs good Produce
MArAszAs April isthSugar half and half suo'ed at
NJ white aisne, 81 II; brown, II coffee prime 81
AZ aavana ssme date rcc g. Hour, ~ Y. ls isi sugar
and coffee as Maanzas.
Sales o. stocks az The Neso York Exchange, Msy T.
DO Y. = Bank, I08 $50 m. hawk k. r., safe SO
$50 Del & Hud S. to 50 2s9 Har *. r., 4eto3s
234 Farmers Trust rs 10 "a I4i r. r. s4
81 Ana. Trust Co.. Bait 60 to 40 N j. X. r. g. r. CO., 73k
60 80 Boston & " or. X. II. rs "a
95 Illinois BaRk 81 t. So Utica r. r. 1914 TO lel
leo Phcnx Bank, 80 10 Cantsn Co., %
10 Atlantic Ins. Co. las
Saes Of Stscss Philadelphia, May
50 U. ). Bank, Ill 2 Kentucky Blk o6l
2lS Grais Bank SO rs vicksburg Bank, 36
The herald., 1837-05-05

againstthis prisoner. The court sentenced him TO
be confined for six months, for each offence, on
Blackwels Island to be put to hard labor and to be
made TO get out stone.
The court then adjourned.
PoLIcE-No Efects-Mr. Joseph Townsend, of
English Ncighborhood,. New Jersey made COM
plant that he had been defraaded and cheated by
Mr. NJ b. Cohen under these circumstances
Mr. Townsend stated that ne had paid to Mr.. Cohen
a note accepted by Dudley Seldom, Esq. dated 2nd
May last drawn at four months in favor ofdcpenent,
for 1880, and received fom Mr. Cohen in the settle
nent of a transaction cheque of which the follow
ing is copy;
New YoRK May A, 1897.
Cashier of the Chemical Bank, pay Joseph Town
send or bearer twelve hundred and seventy dollars
Sl270 nj. b. Cohen.
This cheque on presentation, proved not to be as
designated l. but take in-for there was not dol
lar to meet the $l270 demanded.
Mr. Townsend finding how matters stood hastened
to the police, and caused Mr. Cohen TO be arrested
The parties believe finally adjusted Their differences
but whether by papers, promises, or Specie we are
unnformed.
The herald., 1837-05-05
New York, Mayf'h, ls37-my5.lts
FASHIONABLE HATS

III
Se som 30 We see more beautiful ecimen If Le
iss2s ss ~ Hal making than examined
az eoea aaailes which cannot but insure comfort sasc
All ; 10 ns wenfel should they 60 nnc to furnish such spn
uu a.Ic 10 ther now numerous customers (Which
stand Their n9nton the public viii fully reward them
WI lhcr most generous patronage r,y5 2t.
ENGINE CO. NO Coz held oa riRE axa
nmg 80 was resolved that retiring nitee be
q me n9m na,en ehc Resigned and for the
lowing were ad and ssanmosy 80 .e i'
soneu mat Company stands ready isin part
and nsoa the app, atmeat that oe candidate nom ma
Reopea y Jue h, vis reTsne9 Re- ard
ms Ansersonand c.nsder hi lifted TO dch ,ree The
Resoye Tha, the ack ready comnen ed tho
candidate OF The eslgned Fircmen the spirit Of
w0udS be leaders Of & The Fire @ Department"
Fn5Mas Fl 5 Glsf"T MoSAHAs Committee
,a nsiS nSRes R%fedSs b ,S'sH os + the chairman
JAMES FoSsEff Secretary mYs a.
e. IENMAN SlLVER.-Fis afd batter knives. ,ugor
peF qraiy and warranted wrought for sale 6y the manuae
a years 'hs cy a, a ws,s md
The st ,m Ter tie best of Gcrmaa silver Goods
oy ,he Amer can Institute al their late fair.
Gernan yer cin plates engraved one hours notice
The nace, :. Sa ,,n en- asaS included
cAeaper than the cal silver =
my9 I'm clarkson street, between yarck ID IuIson
TO HAIR DIR REsSERS-Tkesa Subscribe about I.ayr,
the city nov offers Tor sae his Barb shop Ne $50 Grand
the business Tho fixtures pees pea, ~ rszors Sc 40 %
hosn. ao 10 farn'trc will be soA +arsan for low
DETROIT HOTEL, LATE YORK HOTEL
he Subscribers respectfully inform and the travel
nng public that they have kea the above cstabhrent
ne ey v. Il On The Eaoa @ Plan" and nj
MIN the rch aud luxurious market of New Yoik all
The House pleasantly ocaeda at 81 Barclay street i, tn, i'm
mediate vciaty Of the Hudson river steamboat landing
The herald., 1837-05-05
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
On Tuesday, 2d inst, by the Rev Dr. Fci VIM j. Novius
ESQ., Railway j. to Eliza W. daughter of hs late Joseph
Nelson L. d., formerly OF Rutgers College New Brunswick
N. jersey
DIED.
Strutbcrs, aged months. = ~ 49, ''
On Wednesday Sd inst Sarah daughter Of james and Bridget
Kelly, aged years and months - '
On eanesaay d mt of an injury received the Ia fire
az d 80 years. ~
The ends and acquaintance of the deceased are respectfully
invited y attend his funeral late residence 3a Cherry
street, this Afternoon at S o'clock
On Tuesday 81 Charles Henry nnt son of Robert a,d
NJ e. Bxoy, aged months and IL days.
On Tuesday, 2d years native of
Balymoney, Ireland.
on board ship Roman, the Pacific May 1885, ALeze
lie Barron, oi Hoosick, N. w. aged 20 years
On board ship Iedman Feb 9th Is Charles Frnk
LonGor.
Drowncd r board the bark Pioneer, November 1894
Frederick Webb, boar of the SAID bark effects
VIII be accounted for application the of said bark
New Bedford
The herald., 1837-05-05
CLEAR ED.

p sp Logan E9ansee Havana Goodhue Co. Bark Euiione
S"nt rev Bedford j. Farnham * 90. Ergs King Br
.oGman, % windsor Pandora, Drake, New Orleans j El
men. sch, Rnne Smith Boston, vaanI, Briggs, Philadelphia;
negulus Mills, Wilmington N c. ash Robinson Richmond,
hIslma Iley do; Nle Baxter, Ph ladelpha; Ese SON
The herald., 1837-05-05

AA TO LET.-A three story Br ok House on the ,rner
OF ast rec, end srd Avrns.. The loc
peasant ana heathy aud table
occupant wishing leave The city will lei low To
sood Ienaat Apply al the oie of The Herald m,5 81,
The herald., 1837-05-05
THOMAS BELLS AUCrI0N NOTICE.

h AZ 10 O'Clock IN the Sales Rooms "a and ssl An,
caIoa' IN unusu ally extensive and
sus re s otoer uratne from ianArs emayng &c Cal,
Lean, Hangnesic,oo pieces sspersr reom nam
Tu. sdly eIb, at 10 o c,ock in ,h - lts l'e..s eaeh
o,cieRalt urniare-n continuation ' .d'se asSoitner
Ihlsday-Dry goods ia n,sre ieyv, l., c,o,,.t. a.
SaIeiy at 10 o'clock. in the sales room s ~e' VI sfc'
N.Y.. 81. Tsi
The herald., 1837-05-05

- The .ut-cnher has just received b. the latest arnvh a.
cho,cc and p ndd assorm M Of sasonr py mpea
hne sni c,.no, ing ain cm s ps,ter.s and co IA
,toth asveetcc. % c-il ard examine N
ce bcf thcy emc,de % buy hey w b. scs very low
Al wi aaIo rr NJ ~ n25-fm
The herald., 1837-05-05

, : JEssEE GAIL.

yyp pr, y - y n1tICff, Aact0neef
- Wall II. '''o'o 40 TO rear 81, corner os
THIS DAf-At O'Clock the auction ro,-a-rIs,t~,.~ m
Nosisiihs oi pea pocket and dirk on cara ani
and d ~ a2zns and ON cards; needles cannsters
aa~I oupe and singled speceacles steel and lsa
bant, a. pso' percussion caps HnbIs knitfrg needla~
osss -Cqnsisi,nF OF double cologne hair OIL per
'"'iy' rchch ana English soap lavender walsr xr - -
shoes. 'N'so'oi cSi"s besosis, oo0ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

ur. Reneher's Circular.
Toths People Of fks Tsnfk coagrsssion-
= Dssiri<f y .Asrtk csrsii.A
washisgsoa. March IslA. 1851.
FELIow CrrEzKss-The constitutional
term Of the iwsniy-loorih Congress has-
ing expired, feel il ny duty, ss usual,
% submit Cor yoar consideration = briei
review Of 10 proceedings. shall begin
with The
FINANCES.
The balance in tar fTessaIy on
the lst q Jan. 1855. vas sssg9 SIS Al
The receipts duriaa that year
were. from Casloms, ~ 39i ,3le S.
From Public Lands. II.T5T.600 IS
From dividends aa5 sales Of Cni-
ted States Bank stock, ESQ -
ftom other sources 7tl.ssl 81
Those with the above balance
make an aggregate Of 44.322 9t5 50
Thesxpendisuresd uring thesams
year wsre ITsTsI4I Sc
Leaving balance ia The Treas1-
ryoa Ist % Jan. 1885 Of 2s.Tl9.503 SO
The REGENTS into The TreasuFy
during the year 1885. we're,
From Customs. ss 4Os. $40 s.
Prom Pebble Lands. "a s7s.I7s IS
ted States Sank stock, sss.s74 81
Fran other sources, S0i,3Il So
"rlen, snn tas pssnse y, ,s .ns
nas. ~ Serene of 1855 $40 IS
The expenditures Cor the year
lsss were ss.77s,3ss Is
LEAVING = balance 70 ne Ifsasa.
Ia \. s,.,,,h.,eS smaos the :"
States according 10 the provi-
slas Of the dePOsIis act Of
ieSo' s.4o'e9s "
,--.--.,-,, -
~. ~. - ,s,5 -
NAV Be- ESTIMATED. rom Gus,
toms and Public Lands, at 4s.Oo0.oOo 90
From proceeds ot sales 81 United
~ m. y. as . ...s;a. , soo ooo m
(Which. with the balance in the
Treasury on the LIST Of January
1857, make an aggregate OF ol,saszl 10
i"s ~ aa,; -. 'ae an ma ooo M
=
Le.v,ag =. balance in The Treasu.
~ Os the LIST Jan. 1883. Of sI.ssa7s IS
In looking AZ the expenditures of the
Government, YOU must be struck with
HE great and alarming increase within
the last four or five years. Under the
administration Of Mr.. Adams, the expsn-
ses Of this government were. annually,
about twelve millions Of dollars. We
thought IL exlravagant, and for that res-
sou more than any other, was that sdmi- |
nislration put down by the people. Ge-
neral Jackson came into power pledged
10 retrench the expenses Of the govern
meur but instead Of reirenching them,
they have doubled within the space Of
eigh, yearsl Not only have the number
OF officers been increased, but their sala-
rles have been greatly augmented. These
officer. receive double as mech as your
stale officers. and no reason could be as
signed for the increase nf their salaries,
except to give a paramount influence TO
the federal over The state governments.
and to give more patronage to those IN
power, so as to enable them the better to
reward partizans, and thereby more effsc-
sualIy control the freedom Of our cleo
tons. But the exravagasce Of those in
power Is not confined to sn increase in
the number and salaries Of officers, but
10 seen in the whole operations Of the GO
vefnmsnt Old things are done away.
and new things have come to pass. Even
our plain substantial public buildings are
TO be torn down TO make place for more
splendid eeifices, constructed Of more
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
DEPOSITE BILL.

Notwithstanding the large sppropria-
lions made during the FIRST session Of The
hn Congress. and the efforts on The part
OF the iead,ag Van Buren, men to make
still larger appropriations, it was clearly
ascerlalned, that owing ~ the .xHsordi-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
- Nothing ex,enuate,
Nor set down aught 10 na!ice."


Nnr set down aughi 10 rna.ice."
Prepared to give an honorable support
to the just measures Of his administration,
let US watch with care and resist with
firmness The exercise Of all unauthorized
or dangerous powers.
THE ABOLITlONISTS.
For two years past the country has
been much agi'a'ed by these misguided
and deluded fanatics. They have been
endesvoriug to enlist the people of the
North in a crusade against The domestic
institutions Of the South, the certain con-
sequence Of which would be dissolution
OF the Union, which we should all regard
as grea. political evil. The South ne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

Which, with the balance in the
Treasury on the LIST Of January
1887, make an aggregate Of 6I.9a372i y
The sx1endiiures for the same
year may be estimated At 50 Oo0, eOO o
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
From h2 L2al0n Court Journal.
.IRiSiI NATURALS.'

Amongst the many very excellent papers
in the Moathly Magazine, is one by NJ. Z.
(irat,an, entitled Sketches of Irish Fools.
To me it was peculiarly interesting, as
bringing 10 my remembrance many ancc-
do cs of, and circumstances connected with
this unhappy, yet III Ireland, highly favored
class Of beings. Perhaps a few of my re-
collections might be welcome to You, rs
forming, 'Adden!a , to the article TO which
| have referred. The Turks, We have
heard, consider heir madmcn inspired, and
suffer them 10 90 about unmocstcd, but 70;
uncared for. Ono wo2lI suppose that the
Irish entertain tie same feelings, .or as
Grottan observes, ireland is more fertile
than anv other country iii what is generally
called fully | confess my belief. that ma
nv of those called born Na,uraIs may
be more properly denominatcd born
knavcs.' One particular y remember,
who used TO haunt Our house, Our poul ~
ward, our orchard, to he manifest dcstruc-
lion of our cggs and apples. lie was
known by the sohr;qact Of Boiled Jack
from the fact Of his having, in lis child
hood, fallen into brewing copper; how
he escaped with lie is marvel, but his
left arm and the LETT portion of his face
were woefully distorted: but for this he
would have been tall, handsome fellow:
as i, was, he had something rather comica!
than dlsagreeabIe in his aspect, and ccr.
tainly made his one arm do the business 0!
two.
Boiled Jack was invariably assiduous
II his attention to the cook, the hen-Wlte,
the gardener; but to the hen.wile in par
ticular, constantly assisting her in mixing
the potatoes for the poG!try.vard, until as
she saws, 'thc fowls, the craylhurs. were as
fond OF Boiled Jack as Of herself In
the housekeepcr'S room, and in tic paror,
however, there was pcrpe,ua! cry for
cggs-more cggs-frcsh eggs. The cry
continued, day after day, morning atcr
morning, but no eggs came; the nest was
scarchcd,-the hen-wife scoIdcd,- poor
woman declared the hens were good for
rothing-ttd and fat lhcy were, and yet
they would lay no eggs. This was very
provoking; the cook could make no puI.
dings, there was an out cry throughout
the house. What is an Irish house without
plenty of everything, but above all, plenty
of cg5s? How fat Boiled Jack grows
said Ike COOK $50 nc does echoed the
butter. 'Aad sin.s like a hightingalr,' ca
claimed th@ kt;i1en maid. Sucking eggs
makcs sweet Voices chimcd in Tommy
Furiong. tic bare,leGged whpper-in of ali
work in the establishment. Boiled jack
was sitting in ;te chimney corner, and his
eyes cleaned upon poor ItrIe Tommy with
animal fcrociy, but fora momcn. the next
saw him sitting IN thc same position, rock.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17

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.....i ..,y,. ton.d,, be eyr.,ly tr,S, !
.utr?,,. uo,. therefore. to collect scc,': bu
lvl :; d..i,; .nd dlr over the sar.cc Of the
a,..tn - ,aI to cover tie seed where it
ulav laEcl 10 r.. IL ;i:c Spr.ng follow.
luy iiI! It con 5 up :,,;cik: a,lI i".;,j. a.
yInta3o .. mos, dav. take un tirr
votms a.illlS, aaI st'acln on "lrrc w;,n:
tam /, ror,,,n. TAy az" 50 'rnac.";s
ii ~. - o o:.u,.9I 40 loss in Trans '!ait-
.4-.
invy ;ri..i .,,o hsr no tc c'pro?H- Ion
VITA nroa,i su:cc>>. axe up tn4 ud bunch
IS ,.or,l :i..c >3,inS. .i.l d.v:.'t lhrm: and
st tuc.n uut ay,.n Is. rs ; :;t',;> arc q.
vi!>d al $; o,;.:j .,iJ | have .o,'4| TIA
lncv .,oW A,j.od, auy difficulty. | have
t;tkcu up s.Hgi,s bu".cA. olr year od, that
w!lrn dv:t;r,i gave m $cr'f'9 ptan's.
In either of these mol's, If di!g"n;iy pHr-
sud, ticre is r1U!, y no difficulty O! rfopoSH.
tiou 20 coalplain o!; when we coil>m I 'tr
very grcai value of II" th!nGs wien II Is
done; and tAc very grrat dHTao;ty: IS yoo
may easily p,oyc l.! hsur>s.
acre SCI , bt , feet, vi, coAtai:.
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