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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Secretary Wsoibufy, ''thsl The credit GU.
en- By he GnFeEnmenl, whether 20 bunk
PAPER Or baEk agents, has bssn aseomPa-
MED by smaller losses in the eKpeFlence
under he system Of Stale banks IN this
eoaaSry n fkdr lr0rsi Periods. and under
IIleir ssssresI ealamilies. Than any oaher
kind Of credit The Government has ever
Riren in relalinn 10 is peenniaEy transae-
lians. Hence. unless The States and the
Uailed States should bOfh drem il proper
gradually. and in The end entirely. 10 dis
pense With the paper system. and which
event 10 not anticipated. The Government
Cannot escape occasional losses from thai
quarter: and can never hope 10 escape all
losses from banks as tisesl agents. exeePi
BY the employment in their place nj OsheE
and individual agents. who will probably
be found Isssrespnnslble. safe, convenient
and economical"
Il will be seen. from The above extract.
thai Mr.. Woodbury. is. or was-unill u
became his interest Ia profess a change oi
his Opinions-ihe decided susIainer oil
the superiority of State bank agencies.
Unfortunately Tor his present reputation
Tor consistency. he was mt content 10
refer only once i0 The subject. but in
another part Of the same report. BY way
Of showing his zeal IN the cause. enforced
his opinions BY referring 10 facts and
documentary proof
We present this extract also 10 the
reader. a. a still further condemnation ol
the grhss insineeriIy Of The AdminlsIra-
lion. IN lis prelence 10 patriotic motive,
when IL began to lag It's plans Tor CON-
passing The custody nf the public money.
Mr.. Woodbury. says that il is " stu
gular fact IN praise Of this description al
public debtors, the selected banks, that
there is not nav due on depOsiles, from
the IrhO!e Of them which have ever stop
ped payment. IRON the establishment oil
The Constitution 10 the present moment, a
sun much beyond what is now due TO the
United States from one mercantile firm
that stopped payment in 1925 or 1926.
and Of whom ample security was requir.
ed and supposed to be taken under the
responsibility Of an oath. II we include
the whole present dues To the Govern-
menl, from discrediled banks. al aHtiDies
and Of all kinds. whether as deposii"ries
or not. and embrace even cot :.lerleil bills.
and every other species al unavoidable
funds in the Treasury. they ,riHnOi eresed
schat is due from tsco such firms"
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WHAT THE WIGS WANT.

pure. intelligent, patriotic. and indie
pendent Congress.
An honest, discreet. faithful and fear
less President.
An able, practical. decided and incor-
ruPilble Judiciary.
The preservation Of all the rights. H.
berries and franchise, beqneaIhed To US by
our Revolutionary Fathers.
The full employment and ample re-
ward Of every department, ofindaslry and
enterprise in the country.
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IL will be seen, from This statement,
that a majority Of the Northern repre-
sentstiVes voted against the Bill in 1916,
and majnrily Of the Southern represent
tatives in favor Of it; which shows that
it is called Northern with + q ciseIy the
same justice that il is called a federal
measure.
But our chapter is long enough for TO-
day. We shall hereafter. " as time and
opportunity may serve," shake of the
dust from a few mpre forgotten facts in
reference TO This question.
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From the Albany D,ily Advertiser.

Ihf Sub- Ireasury.-We have repeat
edIy endesvored to impress upon our
readers the sllinportsnt fact, that when
The novel policy Of the proposed sub.
Treasury scheme was first advanced, il
vas met with signal opposition by Mr..
Van Buren, and his frienJs. They now
supportit. without there being any visible
reason for such a complete and total
abandonment, Of principle, except tia,
The proposed project is we'll adapted TO
give increased strength and permanence
tn the party in power; at the expense, il
may be added, Of our republican theory
Of government. and 10 the great peril Of
popular liberty.
Among the positions once sedulousIy
main.1ined, but now discarded by Mr..
Van Buren, and his friends, was the
superior safety and efficacy Of the State
Banking Institutions, over individuals. as
the fiscal agents Of The General Govern
meni. Upan this point, we cite two ex-
tracts from the report Of Levi Woodbury.,
Secretary OF the Treasury, made to Con-
gress in December, 1894.
III 10 gratifying 10 refsc.,", said Mr..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
ASSESSMENT Of LANDS.

lis knawn that al ,hs last session OF
our Legislature. the Revenue Law wss
% amended. a. TO make IL the duty Of
the County Cnurls Ia appoint IN The seSe-
raj dIsIrIcls af the respective counties. a
board Of valuation. fr The purpose Of IS.
sessiag Ihr lands--n being believed. tina.
under he old plaa OF valuation. great in
Justice was done b,lh 10 the state and in
diyidusls. The result 81 the FIRST opera
tons under this laS proves this 10 be- the
fact. llIough is principle has not been fair
~ tested throughout the STATE. la num-
Der Of counties. The Acts III Assembly did
no, arrive ia time 10 enable the court TO
comply 9th the requisl'ion Of the nee
Law, aud. Of Course, IN three counties, The
vsluali5a wss made 40 usual BY the land
owner himss,f. ESough is ascertainei.
however. to she's the whOles0meness Of
the new regulation, and The great sdvsn-
tages secruing 10 The state from the
change
The clerks and sheriff. having just
made their annual returns 10 tie Comp
iroller. We are enabled, through the po.
Likeness Of that officer. William F. Col.
Inns. esq. 10 state the following par.leu.
lars
Value oflsnds 10 North caralins,i in
Is5s. a. reported sy the Cle,ksIo
The Comp'rnlLer' Department. s39.a36 Ios
Unlisted lands Tor 1856 accounted
for b! The Sheriff. 2,32s. ss3
T.tal valuation for 1859, Al. SIS. 3si
v.'us lands for 1851, ss reported, 5I,O5s, 059
Unslei lsnJs accounted for, 722 So
Total vsluatioa inr 1877. 5l.7s0.73
Deduct valuation for 1896, ~ 565 36l
DifsreEee Of valuation, 10 1888
II will thu, be seen. BY taking the sg.
gregsle valuation Of 1896 from that Of
1887. that there is an increase in the va
luation Of real estate. in favor Of the lat
ter year. Of ten millions iwo hundred and
fifteen thousand three hundred and &c
ven,y.hvs dollars. tslO.2I5.375); while
the value Of ihe unlisted lands has de-
creased one million SIX hundred and sir
thousand five hundred and ily-six dol
lars, (sl.6O6.556 The comptroller in.
forms W tia! he u unable 10 furnish q,
pre'en'. for Ss"t Of proper returns. The
difference 10 the nuaber Of acres listed
for taxation. but will have IL in his pow
or IN do 8. very shartly. The increase
IN the valuation Of the lands will give a
corresponding increase of The revenue
from that source. Of more than six thou
sand dollars. Rsgistsr.
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MOru, lNu!ticaulis-SR Culture.


The Richmond Enquirer has a long
and valuable article on the subjects which
head this article, containing numerous
excerpts from different writers in relstinn
70 Mulberry trees, Cocoons, &c. &c. The
Enquirer says:
-" Virginia 10 not asleep in relation In
th's new branch OF industry. We have
heard 81 large profits being made IN the
ne'shbo:hood Of fredericksburg. Peters
burg and Norfolk; in Caroline county,
Brunswick. &c. The profits made by
Mr. Hicks Of Bruins wick. on an outlay OF
IRON 10 $500 in the Morus MulIicauIi.,
nave been already noticed in this paper.
~ amounted, according to the letter Of that
gen,ieman TO The Editor of The Farmers
isegls'er' tn s7.500-besides retaining an
We stock tr his future productions.
we nave heard Of anecdotes If a.tonish-
ing profits being made in several places.
ihey are as rife as they are amus,ag-of
ii''le squares in gardens. producing pro-
Ut enough 10 amaze the owner-af Iiu!e
spos OF gfonn !. winch had cost only five
of SIX hundred dollars. turning ou, 10 this
new SPECIES Of agriculture. a n, Aooo
d"Ilsrs-"f cute farmer. in The N,rlh
'ook,ns ahead' coming 10 Virginia. select.
hg The best sail and situations. sending
neIr one and two eyed cuttings. and
fes. Jung ih'' Fail harvest Of several t,;ou
sand dollars. Tie M.ru. Mal,i.sulis
anu 'he ai'S worn, are nav all the 90
rIi'y dollars the Thousand cor cuttings are
sasred. Trees are bought a. s2s or more
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Prussia The Prussian State ""he'S
publishes the census of the Kingdom
made up g. the end Of 1887. The Whole
population. mt including Iha, oil the Pt,">
cipaIiIy nf Neufrhalel, amounted " ~
09S. l25 inhabitants. III Sh'eh ""'"'s'
the army Is reckaned. The PIo''nsss
cnnl,in a. foiIaws: Prussia 2'loZ.o,"
Posen, I.I6o.7 FOG; Bran,Ienbats' La .ta
All; Po. nerania, 99D, 2S5: SIlesIa' %,o.s'
i73; Saxonv, 1851. ls7; "es'p" ,"a
1925. 467; Rtenish provinces 80 So
733. The census taken IN 1870 NV" ah
drag nearly all the provinces "' " ,",,l
the kingdom nov consists, gave w."
of 10, 3i9.03l. The pop"lal'"n mas '".'
lure Increased nv 3.7I9.o9i N ~ w. Il
Deduc,ing 25.256 f"r the population, -
the PrlncrpaIl,y &c Iich,enburg' s' ,ts.s
ed by Prussia during the interval "' , "
Yeas. thr net incre ,se from lSio'O '0'''
is AREA. 1873 inhabitants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Progress Of The .7rf,.-In 1894, q
Steam Press was manufactured in Eue-
land which struck of one thousand Prin-
ted sheets in an hour. This vas thought
al that time. tn be The perfection Of HE
art. and vas 80 announced. But ne r.
Gently saw . press 81 work in the 0aiss
ofihe National intelligence, which struck
off $500 sheets within the hour; and ,
late N. Y. courier and Enquirer state.
that that paper is printed on PHm
which strikes of six thousand sheets an
hour! Thi, would really seem the " per-
lection of the ar,," when !, is stated that,
with the Presses now in common use in
country Offices, $50 sheais. one hour
with another. 10 considered good work.
Raieigh Rsgi''r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

The Bitter BiIeR.-A nan in the drs,,
Of a workman. vas LATELY walking in he
streets Of Berlin with a paeksl in his
hand. sealed with 1--WE seals. aud iH,erih.
ed with an address. aud note lhal il con.
tanned 100 Ihalsrs in treasury bills. Az
lhe bearer appeared ~ bT Of loss. he
vss aeeOsied By passenger. who asked
him whom he Was looking for, The
simple eoanIrymsn placed The pasks, in
the inquirer's hands and requested thar he
would read The address. The reply va.
made as With an agreeable surpriss--
Why. this letter il for mel have Leen
expecting IL Tor = long whils!" The mes.
senger upon this demanded ten Ihalers
Tor the carriage Of The packet. which Vas
readily paid. with liberal addition 10
The porter. The new possessor Of The
packet FASTENED 10 an obscure corner 10
examine his prize-but. on his breaking
The seals. found nothing but Few Sheets
Of blank paper. on which was wrilRa
+" Done!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Our .Saroa Edihers.--Ths Saxon'
came into England about the middle Of The
fifth century. They were pasans: they
were Wild and wsrlike people; brave
reinicing in seas,nrms, and beautiful IN
person. with blue eyes, and long. flowing
hair. Their warriors wore their shields
suspended from their necks by cha'as
Their horsemrn were armed with iron
sledgc-hammers. Their priests rode up,
on mares, and carried into the battle hrId
an image NJ The g"d lrminsnla; IN hs"Fe
like an armed man; his helmet efe''e"
with a cock; in his right hand a banner
emblaznncd with a rcd rose; bear e"''
cred upon his breast; and hanging To"
his shoulders. 4 shield On when W"
a lion in a field Of aowers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

From The French Papers. '"s
manufactured from the beet root a", n,.
~ in Feaure. - stated by The farN ' a.
nal To hs 5000 tnn---ma hall INV wv
sumption Of tue people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

" FsdsraI Hhiggsry."-This Is e.
sOrile term with the Administration press
es, whsn speaking of lhe Wing cause.
We recently met with aI.Oeo Foeo paper.
where lhe whole Wing party were de
naunesd IS =. Hartford conxeslloa Feds-
rslisls." ReprOaeh and malice can 60 M
farther than Ibis. Aud YET ne might put
up with il. IL lie party did M. claim 10
he. themselves. trelusirs Democrats.
But the ruth 10. they have in their ranks
some af The most notorious b!ue-lighl Fe-
dsrallsls Of Ire day. And they have just
given a fresh ProOf how easily they can
accommodate their principles 10 eieum'
stances. Ia Massachusetts. TheodnTe
SedgN lex has been nominated by The Van
Buren party As their candidate Tor Lieut.,
Governor. OF his political opinions and
associations. The Boston Courier thus
speaks: " Mr.. Sedgwiek is Federallsi'
died in he wonl. Tie Is not only Fe'
deralisi. but a downright. true blue. Hart
furd Convention feteraliss--one wh0
has united in the declaration. that he II
willing Ia live aud die in the faith Of tllal
hunored aud much abused Convention"
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

T0HIlag N trace lie FannsF,lon h.,.,,.
ice msEVFlleus sHd ils impaFian, -,
AZ lasi. despaiTiRg al attaining ,he go
nf his long sad Hearisoms iaysssigs,i..,
he hung hinssa in his disssrling ,oo-.
and was nearly dsEOused by Ihs "a, =.
lnse his loss mas discovered. His w.,s
on he typography and n0m,ncla.u,, ss
The cerebral mass 10 slill rAsani. .he,.l
II The utmost rarity. Before lie somn,,
led suicide. he nFoie on slip a. 49,.
the following remarkable words: .F...
more han Iwenly years hare pur,O,a
; phantom. IN ignis Ialuns. lhal has 4
e0yed me into misrry and ruin. NJ
yision has become 90 dim Thar / "a. a.
longer distinguish the ohjsrls az nv =.
sesIeh--my hand Is TOO lIemulou, q
hold The sealPel. Confined in Ibis rh,,.
mel house. ! have been sslransed I,or
naiaEs's fair and insiling prospsris--I
have cultivated no mans iriendshir. A,
sought Tor The affection Of womsn. /
have. indeed. read Of the rhaims u ,o,;.
ely. The exhilaIsiions of sine, The A..
lights Of domestic partner. and he Dies.
sedness of children; bot ! have been
solitary sIudeni: water has been my on.
ly beverage: no female can rspraarh ne
with attachment. nor ran = child su,s.
me Tor is existence. To live longer !.
useless--ihe past has been misrmplay.d
the present il wsarisOme. aud alll an.
Iieipsie The luluEr." The Doe.or.
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A sound, uniform lnd abundant suHtR'

A SQUAD, uniform and sbuRdsRI suTsR'
Suiet accountability and rigid ssoRO-
nv in al The expenditures Of Tie general
and stale goEeEnmsnis'
The psTlseily free and independent ae-
ton Of The Executive, Legislative and Ju-
dieiaI branches OF the gasernmsnl-I0r-
bidding. and preventing. q al hazards.
he encrosehmenls. usurpalions o. -onso-
lidslion 81 power.
SAFE Legislatures. drawn :" fresh from
she people" understanding and represent
ing every interest in The community. and
capable and willing 10 promote Ils CON
nan veal.
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supposed weight 400 pounds.
The hog would have weighed. when
fully fauened, il is supposed, 9'OVO
pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Big Hog.-The Cincinnati News
gives an accoun, Of large hog belong.
Jog 10 Mr. J. w. Bell. of fayeue eOua.
", Indiana. Dimensions a. follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

n Remarkable Instance Of Eanaii.
cism.--'rhe structure of The brain, aud
The investigation Of the phenoment con-
necIed With mllter aud mind, have long
employed the researches Of the mast Gel
"bra'ed philosophers. A Mr. Herman
G"I'z passed many years in anatomical
'nVesng ,lions Of The brAin, aud IN eudea.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Murders, &c, in The NorM.-From Yesterdays
slips we extract thu following. A, Ha verhill,
Mnss, young girl named Adeline Wallace, lately
in the employ of Phnens Cnrlies, a segar max er
has disappeared, and is supposed to be murdered.
Garlic. has fled.
At New York, on tho Both, white man, ahou,
80, name unknown, was found in the river with
his throat cut. On the snme day coIor-d fellow
tried I" Gu, the throat Of negress, in Anthony
street; hut missing his aim cut both checks en-
>,rey through to the jaw bone. The ruffinn Ia,
not been found. The wretch, Coleman, who per-
petrated 40 gross a murder in Broadway, in doy
time, continues to act INSANITY" However, he
appears TO impose on no but himself On tn e
Both July, Mr. James Strong, OF the firm of Rem ser
6, Co, was billed by horse. ridden at speed, by
one Thomas Lloyd. A, day light on the 3lst, four
men seen lf ing up and carrying away a
human body from the side walk in Front street
near Roosevelt, leaving a large pool of blood
behind.
After followins-"Happy the nations Of the moral north
Where all his virtue."-Byron.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

feilor Jdek.-For few days prior to the rscen,
election, the Courier told marvellous tales If the
ravases Just then begun by the yellow fever, and
Though it was the only paper sharp enough to tsd
ont this mares nest" the journals Of the North
eagerly caught up the cry, and shouted as loudly
as though echoinQ oracle. When charged with
raising this cry for political purposes our viruous
contemporary was highly indignant, and appealed
for proof 10 certain old grannies Of physic, the
fldgico mendicos,h notorious for finding out
who, no one else could see, and who deem il
"immnral" to be- praised, and unprofessional'
TO heal without fec But now that the election
is all over: now, when not another timid vote can
be scared away BY this phantom Of "yellow jack, !"
none are more noisy in Procniming the unin.sr.
rupted health, and comfort, of our good city of
New Orleans. Consistency is a virtue.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

6The steam ship 'Na,chez," exhibited most
magnificent eontemp, for the little crescent vii.
lags Of New Orleans. She past by onr three mu-
inequalities az though they did not exist, literally
determined not to profit US by even the valnc of a
mess of fresh vegetables This is truly distressing.
On reaching Lafayette, she camo to anchor, being
unavoidably compelled to buy a few bushels Of
coal, yet determining TO chow her spite for poor
discarded Louisiana she came to far enough out in
the stream to prevent any one taking peep at hel
beauty. From the shore she appeared to us to b.
huilt Of wood and iron, in the usual proportions
in ordinary form. Any more minute accoun, W,
are unable to give, fer like a regular prude Oh,
KEEP, all admirers at a distance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Iron in Kentucky.-"Iron is f,undl every
where throughout the Coal region, and o tend 8
over a much larger space of territory. The cas-
tern section is bounded the coal is the senth
and east by the State lines of Tennessee and Vir.
GINA; the north by the Ohio, from the Big
Sandy TO The mouth of Tygsr,'s creek, and by a
line from that point t" Owingsvle, in Bath coun-
y; thence to Irvine, in Estill, and thence TO the
Cumberland river at the point " here it enters the
State Of Tennessee"
This ore varies in richness from 30 to go per
cent. on the raw material, and the value If iron
exported annually is estimated at from $780,
O00m $750,0OO.-ln Gresnup county alone, ten
hiast furnaces have been erected since January
1924, and Fix iorges within the same time, besides
which there is one blast furnace which was in ex.
istence previous to the year named.-Soms If
Them, however, have not been kept in use.-The
hest foundry metal known to commerce is said to
be in Greenup county, where, as in other parts OF
the State, tho only fuel used is coal. In SciO,a
and Gallia counter, where there are twelve blast
furnaces, the metal iscsleemed as nearly equal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

Latest from, South .4n,erica. The Frencl, block
ade OF Buenos Ayres continued on the 3rd of June
and the ci'zens were getting restless. War wa,
! linked Of. A public conference Of the house took
place on the Both and 3lst May, after which
it adjourned unt, tho committee should report.
The government is disposed to stand out, and the
people support it. Tho anniversary OF Buenos
observation-disclosures, of the 25rh of May,war cele-
brated in great style. Gen. Santa Cruz keeps III {
public forces in full employ: the m iria are abou,
10 march against him. The Buenos Ayrean min.
ister to Washington arrived at New York in the
Smile" on the 3Ist of July. The inrerialisrs in
Rio Grande have sustained reverse. The Re.
publican force, 1000 men, was daily expected in
the neighborhood of he town on the 25th Of Nav
having already surprised the garrison of Pedro
1000 men, and put them to the sword
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

CLEARANCEs.
Big Good Hope Hastings Matagorda. Godfrey 4 co
Schr Virginia, Oden, Key West, Master
Sloop Saucy Jack, Pregol. Pensacoiq, Master
August 9Th.
Ship Constitution. Gledden. Liverpool, s&JP Whitney
Ship Renown. Reed. Liverpool, LHGais
Barque Isaac Ellis, Spriug, New York, Master
Brig Uncle Sam, Sleeper, Philadelphia,
Brig Nenfa, Reynals, Havana, JPratts son
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Memphis Bradiah, from vicksburg.
Steamer Tuskina. Parker, from vckshurg
Brig Homer, Nabb 10 days from Charleston Master
August 9th.
Steam towboat Post Boy Herryma from the Passes towed
ship Rober Norris ship Ogethorp. Brought up ship
Hohert, barque Poacher aud brig Homer and schooner
Helen lett the Pass the 9th inst noon reports one
ship and two other square vessels in the ong;
unknown Charleston vessel in and from Thomaston
in tho liver
Steam packet ship Natchez, sorer from New York. 18th
July. via Kew West, hound to NatcheZ.
Steamer Mariner, Nowan, from Lao1rche, in ballast.
4 CO.
Ship Hobert II selden, from Liverpool to Master.
Barque NJ Miller from Havre. to Master.
Sch Helen, Hughes, days fom Maag orda in ballast
Master
Steamer Washington Streck, from Iafourche.
Ship Georgian Edridge from Philadelphia, to Denegre.
Brig Olive Branch, Emerson from Thomaston, Emerson
& Green.
Brig Caroline; Thompson "a days from hay
and lime-tO master.
Brig Samuel and John, Griffin from Tampa Bay-cargo
corn for Government
Packet ship Ohio, CUTTER 81 days from Boston, stetssn
Il Avery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-09

In complaining Of the lack of attendants Mt the
lake end Of the Canal road, we had no intention
whatever, TO censnre unjnstIy, or wound the feel.
ings IF any person. We had often witnessed,
and more frequently heard of the evil, and being
unable instincti,rly TO know in whose province
the remedy lay, sought redress at the foun, ain
head. Though the directors have no, opened their
.'hotrl," they know a house is open for visitors
and If they have no, bull, any snbes," it is the
more necessary they should provide some substi-
tuts, since they derive advantage from the large
number Of citizens who daily ride and drive to the
Lake AS we were far from wishing to censure
the directors, who d" interfere in these minute
details; we obliged to the gentleman who has
exonerated them, and we shall he still more in.
debIed to him,-as will all who traverse the Shell
rond,-if he will see the deficiency supplied of
which they, and we complain. Two boys would
he suficen, to for the horses of VISITORS and
supply them with water: they would be sure o,
ample recomprns", and only be required for few
hours at the decline Of each day.