The native American., 1840-06-06

= EXTRACTS FROM GOV. RUsswURMs DISPATCHES
HARPER, Cape Paznas, Dec g. 1882
DDAR S acknowledge dispatches Sau
All your coons and felt paed learn that
your society building vessel packet from Baltimore Cape Pal
R-You will rejoice that there has abundant harvest of
M cruisers we nave mao no % @ SAVERS n pure ASH
under the Of disseminating purchase from
of room The natives this the greatest harvest known since the
grounds planted potatoes
and cassaas enough for their and few have goo
panas culture nothing
they ought They ncreduou producvness though
hey question themselves Since the offer of
$780, and 800 for the best farms January ISL $780, there have been
considerable efforts forth obtain them and am of the that
for first hundred pounds raised coonist It almost repe
that much ought be expected farming till the coonss
effect, many
ngs w suffered lie dormant BY looking the
residence pn exnerenc would rive hem At ns ON the agency
have plenty melons, caneleupes
plants beans and other garden vegetables growing
crop panlin September merely experiment.
oft dne the has been But the
for when the native plant their ceas March April
The natives tell people much wiser they that generally
or 70 days over The time before ey put their corn and
tina, the cane at Mount Tubmn looking rather
February different SOIL Mr. PNNEv on his late visit here said
sight Tubman people say
must produce good cotton and consider them experienced cotton
wind shall not fail to put under Cultivation On Bayar Island one
the STAPLE by all TO he Sne It cannot be amiss say ere
that stand need wheels with oakn hubs a" have
Supplies, believe have already the board that
the supplies of salt beef pork and fish far from being
equal supplied that the coons
employed Of their time by the he missionaries furnish their
wokmen with such and really feel hurt when unable
pay equally dry goods
preext good things home. dry
" the pss ysa 6n v
e. & have Therefore to beg will include your next
trade besides being indispensable in should prefer
We need new pair of light balances weighing 500 pounds
Court Of on sessionThe proceedings of this court has been
and judgments carried into without
the least difficulty submit TO- Three cases of grand larceny have
taken from the mission Mount Vaughan and killed and the
agency farm and Killed; but the thieves were not SO fortunate IN TINS case
they undergoing ther sentence hard labor The farm This
punishment the opinion that the laws enient and that
@ @ an a o"s De
during S40at be dveno male and female wards and that
alor employed present Jail merely
square incapable holding prisoners
And while this subject let me inform o" The want courthouse
what do without, wish justice administered with
due rmaly and have been thinking that had better appropriate
specific towards the of have selected eleva
the rock.
charlottesville colonial free school has been well attended
E At my request Mr. DEATH Mr.. WILSON
improved i bv sending their children reguIay All The eoons,s Jn
of eucaon and few willing make send
their children school, but the majority think all sufficient if they
through book and scratch their paper.
teacher for this school, the only present.
supported by the society the country the intersection of
he roads, will always have plenty scholars if well qualified
er charge Several coonss children attending the Mount va
CHAN mission school,
Health Of the Coonssrhe general health through the be
Considered good and shall not enter into details DR. Nc
Sill will communicate with the Board by this opportunity. Dr. Mellow
ELL left here for Monroyia December 27,h,
NeO Territorial Mp and Plot Of AopHave been drawn by Mr.
REvEy the of the board From the will
able form pretty good idea of territory Africa. Mr. REvEY
considerable harbo,
the ground msef the OF which nearly occasioned the
OF Hamburger brig which struck unken off the
while entering the harbor about IA months
Very respectfully your obeden
JNO. b. RUSSWURM.
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To j. II B LArRoBE, ESQ, Prest Nd ST. Q, s,