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IN IL.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
FROM me Rochester Daily .ideertissr.

\ kENrUcKIAN--Ruc u now hauored
with the presence of one whom al, parties unite
m poaouucmg "grca; man." II not "sodhkc'
oSe--~hether seen by DIM twilight, or the broad
day.
Col. Potter, the young American ginni, is a
rare specimen OF Kentucky growth. lie is now,
at the 0g, of %, seven feet siN inches high and
competent judges express the opinion, that he
will attain e'ght Feet plump
He Is aow on a tour 10 Europe. to oas,opi,h
the natives oi the Old World with some spcci-
mems Of the Vegetable as we'll as the animal
growth OF the American COMMENTATOR he has
shipped Ior that country portion OF a mammoth
sycamore Tree, raised like himself in "old Ken.
lucky" which rcc'vas Seventy four feet in cir
cumicrcncc! II Is said that It was once used as
a boarding house and afterwards as barn.
Mr. Porte, or Colonel as he IS dubbed
,ier military titles are Economically abundant in
Kentucky Is good humorcd as well as 'grcat--
and relates some capital Jokes illustrative Of the
adherence m standing between himself and com.
monmen" Thc'mllest man in Rochester, up
wards Of six feet, may walk under his arms, when
It Is place. horizontally. Like most other large
men, he Is amazingly good namred, looks lanch-
lnsly upon the troubles Of the times FOR he feels
himself wholly "aboye the pressure"
When we FIRST Col. Porter ut Louisville about
Is months ago, he was three inches lower than
he IS now; and the Kentucky friend who accom-.
panied us was. hlmse anotherspecimcn of nam.
moth slzc--a small touch Ola "cmomenon," as
the boatmon sald--near six feet seven! Roth
OF these worthless were more remarkable for length
than roiundity--and though their "hog and hom.
ny RAISE them above the common level, it did not
remarkably enlarge the circumference of lhcir
corporations being rather spare in flesh.