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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
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fiir SeDrtbGmptDn GomnfY.
cSanuar Scrn1tn, 1910.

fiir SSprtbampfDn @0nntD.
CS1nt1r Sernltn, 1910.
8rdn osSurD.
Somucl 0epcp, Schu Shs,
Samuel Gain, 81. SO. 9yratt,
SSSrhn 9n9lcr Samuel 0iuiIcl,
s5acob 9f SnImcr, Siaac Hiharo6,
!enrp S!llI glbraham Staufer,
@harIce &tnb, Samuel ShulI
5obn &emmercr, Oaptc Stepart
SSChn 1abar, Scbn Smitb,
9lbraham 1eb, q. 8. .. Sd)miet,
Sbriitian 1crd), Sbcma6 QBtQiams,
slbraham WRcper, 9SiIItam Woporing,
I.eurD S. WcBIn9cr. Saccb QSalter.
Sir Die erfte QSpfe.
Scbn 4ble, QStllidm 2crdL
QSnt. Britain, pcter Qawdd,,
George Suldh u. .. 1cn9lbcre,
Shrttldn SCnecr, pblip 2erd,
Scbn @onneIIy,. Soma s9icubarbt
SNcurY 0elh, 9lrtbur 9fittcr,
anereas Sarlutg, Saccb Sbercr,
Sernhare Scuucr; Saceb SbnDccr,
Secr9e 0rolt Sharles Sanct,
Aoam SSarpf 8tharo Sulcs,
Hcbert S9orner, Scbu Sd,parB,
9Slllt1m NummcL YSiltam y. Supps,
Shorle6 SeIIcr, 6. g. Gdntaseit,
Deter SncB, Wiidael gSeis,
SNenrY S.ubcr; Ecbias gSeaper,
Scicpb Scnes, Charles qBeisell,
ShomaS S'tIdleu, 81. 9. Wcrthin9tcn,
Oantel sepan, slntlonp 2ranlue.
Sir Ole ;weite 9Sc6c.
Siaac stdtrman, Samuel Socffmar;
! sloam sIncreip, Sbarlcs SnncS,
Sdeob GILBERT gecr9 Stemmercr
| s5cbu Sellis, Gncs 16br,
@briitiah Berger; Srfepb Quu6ad,,
| Schu ScYcr, NidolaS 2anbert;
! S,enrD 8eneer, Sarlncl Wccre,
! Slaac Srptpu; Nctcr W2ca,
| Scbn Gtehl, Safob Wuunp,
! 5ciept Ccrnblllrr, lbetsr Gun9cBcr,
Schn Sn9ler, - Scbu 9icinbcimer;
Srleertb Sc9cnlS, - ScJdecb 9iihares,
aStlltam y. tSrntdlcy, Wiltiam RIdcr,
/ @cor9 SCnc9cb, 9cnas Sonnt,
1oieph @onrf, 0nnicl Sie9fricet,
lchn Wresn cSolcrb Stispcr,
amcc SeurN ecnrnS Ghimcr,
caule Yellcy Gtrra.o ag6lt.r.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-15
Druder-4rbctt.

ollie Artcu Cruders9lrbcit in csutider uno
er9liftt'er Grradlr riro lc,ra llno biaia in
hleler Ein6ttei teicrAt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
RiCu MON |
1,bc He'll in Notion !

- - .,c,,yrd tl. proceedings of Nelson, Eau
W T.3,ard. Amelia, Wood, Westmoreland and mt
f"r GUT, They have all appointed Special Delegates
HH.t' R,nnblcan Convention. Our private letters,
!" "'' =, ,hrs, proceedings breathe the highest
ACCOM- r,cc,<s at the approaching struggle In Ame-
hOt's Gods are reunited ana determined 10 DO
la ~ an intelligent Correspondent writes US
t''" w.. l,,, ..tha, the recent Republican meeting
i'''. :,.,n,, exceeds the las; Wing Caucus IN
j" 80 and interest. Our party are IN TACT, III
| s,,r,;s. and Will come out To thc ha'tie. ne
~! A., ,ndravorlun Ia persuade themselves, 'hat
W. .,rSs \ chdnrc to be elected. No man OF
at, ,rf,rma,ic.l however who IS not fana,ic,
'''''I'i ~, They are afraid to look al any other
90" =, IN, picture than what Is painted IN the H.
,"t hcb attempts to brave ali truth, reason and
th,l,v The Danve Reporter is, IN fact, mIsrcp-
F,,,,. Harrison prospects, as tiaitcring here. l
,rs you, il is all fudge, and designed for effect
I-rn ,;kcn much pans, and have neither seen nor
ma =: one Democrat, who doubts or fears success
TIn,, many respectable Wings, who have publicly
I'D rhsy vii! mol support Harrison But few Wings
ION rrr,cnd u hope tor his success and believe as
49, s..l anxious for II The effect of the Harrisburg
,,i,,, i decidedly favorable 10 Van Buren,, Ill tins
n,,y and Henry; and 81 | duub, not, II Will prove
,D-orShout the entire South
Tbss, letters but confirm the cheering accounts
inch We have received from all quarters "l the state
II. shall puh,Sh these Proceedings OF the People III
our n"Xt paper
Tb, Democrats Of Culpeper Will hold meeting at
February Court (agreeaby TO appointment OF the last
Conr, day) for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to
III, Convention of the 2,ith February.
Mr. Rivcs has been defeated: The Republicans
b,v. Gained great of character They have stood,
. hey stood last winter, usakcn undismayed, above
~ sratarcn above all trick, above all variation No
,y has ever acted with more firmness and with more
p,nC,ple They have again acquired a moral force,
winch places ,hcm far above their opponents their
c,nse = better than theirs. With such spirit they
,o,<, succeed And cali upon them, by that
bolr Brotherhood ot feeling, which binds together all
s Republicans OF Virginia, to rally and unite and
- mon own Govetnor-n the candidate whom they
have already selected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
TO THE EDITOR or THE E.TQ UIRER

-
FLrvASSa County, January 2Sth, 1910.
The great agony is over-c long expected Harrison
meeting actually held our Courthouse on yes
tevdav. 4 more complete failure occurred and
certainly confusion and discontinue were never more
fully portrayed upon the ysage Of contriving poIti-
Clans. Our former champion Of Democracy, Colonel
James Magrnder, played the orator Of the day, and
having undsputed possession of the whole field prac-
sed various manGGvres to prove TO his late friends
that he could march and countermarch, advance and
retreat without change of direction, and tina: il was
inconsistent in him TO vote for Gen Harrison,
though he did, in &c. prove to the satisfaction of the
Republicans of Fluvanna that the same gentleman was
a Tariff man, Internal improvement man, u United
stairs Raak man, unsafe upon the allabsorbng ect
of slavery and therefore unworthy of his their sup
port. But his labours were IN vain. The Democracy
will believe that his first impressions were correct and
that Martin Van Buren,, whom he then put forward,
Is the counterpart of Gen Harrison, is the safer man
Indeed, the little interest manifested by the people in the
proceeding clearly demonstrated their Inference to
the subject. Ofsome 30 persons present. many were De-
mocras, who took occasion to express to friends their
rnatcred determination not TO give up present Chief
Magistrate Some attended to private business; some
walked about others asked what the Colonel was talk
ing about; all seemed to be Careless with the exception
of some few Wings who appeared to smile at the
thought that the Colonel out-whiging the Wings
themselves According to the accounts of several Har
rison gentlemen with whom | convcrscd afterwards,
that they might be allowed to give their version of
the farce, not than : TO- at the utmost,
pondcd in the Affirmative when the vote called for
Thus ended the Fluvanna Harrison mectng--a meet,
inr conceived bv Conservatism transformed into Wing
ism, and ending in abortion. The most amusing part
Of the play is the vast effort, which The fer make, to
prove that it not Wing, but Harrison meeting;
thus attempting, usual, to cover, by change Of name,
tn. odn which has Justly fallen upon their politics.
There can be no doubt that the county will go
against General Harrison, Notwithstanding the labours
of the Wings, and the zeal Of their new allies, the
Rvcs Conservatives We at all times regret the loss
of those who with light and knowledge before them,
choose to pursue error; but feel proud when
fleet, that the Democracy of our COUNT will not ad
and retreat, march and countermarch, and face
the right and left the bidding of politicians, whose
instability leaves uncertain to-day what they wili
be on the morrow The ballot box will prove that they
still marching EDWARDS, though deserted by their
Colonel, who has faced TO the rght-abont, and left
them 10 breast the fire of the enemy artillery.
A FREEHOLDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

ingenuity with which his real sentiments were conceal.
cd so contradictory the reports among his differ
cn friends as to his real position and opinions, relative
10 the administrations; and having too seen letter
from MT Rircs, although cvasivc IN the MAN, dcclar.
ing that has course unatercd that he was still un.
changed, despared Of sufficient proof to Justify my
self with my constituents, should take the RESPONSE
by of dsrrgarding their wishes, as expressed, under
misrepresentation of Mr.. Rives' $ position Mr. Riyes's
New York letter, to be sure ght be said was sufi
cent II make uiani!rst his postonIl ,wevcr v hat
10 my mind was not conclusive, ingenuity nigh, have
explained it away But, sir, Tie key to that New York
letter this dag shrwn 10 me, probably with view
To- produce a vprv different result upon me from ihr
which ii did produce Tina, letter, under Mr..
Rivcs's own sign manual, "donc' ut Castle Hill on
the 22d day of January, declares, that he calculated
and expected the Harrisburg Convention would no.
inmate General Scott, i'll opposition I" hlr. Van Blu
rem and it was for that nomination he hoped the
State of New York would 'trunph fourth time at
her next election. Now, appeal to every one, if the
meagre mask which has heretofore concealed, i'll some
degree, Mr. Rvess opinions and position has not been
entirely removed, aud whether as the Representative
of acknowcdgedly Democratic county, ought TO
do for nv constituents that which am satisfied they
would do, had they the lights before them, ich has
fallen upon my path When the last shadow of doubt
was removed from nv mind to Mr. Rivess hostility
to Mr.. Van Burens administration, which doubts were
removed By the letter of Mr. RveS himself above I'll.
ludcd to- abandoned him and took another; wllo al
though altogether acceptable my constitu-
cnts has least the merit of having defined his posi-.
ton Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt vt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

To the R,DubI; r0R Iofcrs of Louisa County

To tie Republican Tofers Of Lo"isa Go"Hty
Gentlcmcn-It is known to you that the wings ALIAS
Fcderats Of this county straining every nerve to
supplan, you-that they arc endeavoring to combine
every element of opposition, however heterogeneous to
the present able and Republican Administration to 60
in solid phaanx regardless of the interests OF the conn
try, and particularly Of the South TO the support OF
who opposed to Southern rights, feelings and m
terests. Who (even of the Whigs) could have beev-
ed three months ago, that any politician South OF the
Potomac, could would support man VINO IS an
GENEROUSLY, the Southern people, and then Of taking
their own money to pay for their property man
in favor Of keeping up high tariff on the SoM Tor inc
express benefit and protection OF the WORTH "un' .ne
grass shall cover the streets of Norfolk and Charleston
in favor OF L. S Bank-of Internal improvements
by the General Governments desPiser OF state
Rights, and in fine, thorough going blueght black,
cockade Hartford Convention Federalist OF the Schooi
Of Jno. Adams & Co, ofAen and Sedition Law memo,
rs. 1t known to you ALSO that these Wings intend
nominating ('by caucus.) candidate to be run sin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
JANUARY Both, $40

JAM AIRY JUN, I>lU.
20 Ito@G> R,ch;e, Esquire:
=, r M >rRs-ln your paper Of this morning, under
~ '1,"ra head, find the following remark in lie.
y,| "' N 'n,crrogatory :-''Do the Delegates from
i. mas and Bath, ans, Logan, and Smyh. and Rus
800 Ns, Ne, reflect by their votes the will of their
s,r.a.''N being from the county ofSmyth, and
"'n l'nored by the people with their conf
:. '"o support deem It absolutely requisite for me
,,I u" foregoing remarks, in a manner which
s Al one" cNp'ln the reasons which operated upon
n,, ''Uh- Yesterday far Nr. Rves and of changing
gy i.s''W"n today And here, sir, permit me to
,Sr. 10 50 Tor the reason, that NV replying TO
.,b ''"Sttofy, will, hope, place in the true
ro,,, 'r my countymen, and relieve me from the
Il, vi "..',a Your question would seem to imply.
liz So KNOWN IN the county Of Smyth, that during
b. as !lSl spring, Mr.. Rives was represented By
Lar, Is decided friend of the present Admins
BD,, 'S'':' warmly, cordially attached to Mr.. Van
q. ana all s measures, with the solitary exception
e.spr . treasury 1t was alleged, that for this diff.
4,a,. 'Ph'on' "poR this singie paint, honestly en-
s,tha ,a frankly declared the party sought 10 pro-
sat - ,',Toy H!r. R,veS-hs friends were long
douh, ~ - S"iT abn>" Of those who dared sxprcss
;,enJs VT pr, kir"S fidelity to his party and his
gnoa tho '' ncse declarations repeated and insisted
s!or H. Fs"Pe were appealed 10 10 sustain the man
s,, ''y had loved and trusted and honorcd AGAINST
N, . FP'd'ca 10 be wanton attempt TO draooon him
See AZ h. and the traces of pdrty, at the sacrl-
j. his "o'."Sty and independence. SIR, appealed TO
:: Otto, believing the declarations and assertions
:,,u,rca as earnestly made TO them, my constituents
NJ r. NJ under that state of the case, to sustain
10 SEND my vote, for the Senate Of the L. States
al .on nun back TO Washington, and to show, that
.9no.neI 'av"rit@ sen, of this old Commonwealth
lis ,r, actions 10 his declarations, his principles
hnE.t h. hs-'n short, whilst he honest, he
me- ac;s alleged, with these views before me-
pgs.if r'e"'aond-Nor, SIR. was long here, until
gwen i II III measure satisfied that the assurances
| b lie ~ people Of Smyth Of Mr.. Rives's friendship
aaed ,ba cause were unfoundcd, and enter.
I've The le that could the people Of my county
st's ,bc Gsnces before them which daily occurred
A's' or Opposition party But, Sir, such was The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
{ UDtUIVIll SIT VI,
HIRAM a. GREESER.
no TIE EOIIOR OF I,HE E,.nx,lnER

no THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
You will receive certificates from two voters of Lou-
who desire that their should be taken from the
"Ilumbug, Conservative Wing" Instructions | dare
say that there of those whose names were
published in the Wing who stand in the same predca-
ment with these two voters. And what with uHriiin~
sIgners persons of unsound mind and innumerablc
host of others who have right VOTE is won
der that their number should be swrlled 1876 How
enlarged the conSccHccS of Conservative gentlemen
How interchangeable their agents, VIXEN "austere
and sactmonous. Every nianu.uvrc is rcsortcd TO,
every deception IS employed, every misrepresentation
is brought into action for the especial benefit of their
licgc, the ''Neiled Prophet Of Castle Hill
Truly aid one of your Correspondents observe some
time since, that these Federal Conservative Ins,ruc
tons unworthy of notice. They are So Depend
upon it, iIr Editor, hundreds of those who signed them
did through the unprincipled misrepresentation dis
scnInaed for that purpose, and ] have doubt that
they will Ec found true To the Democratic cansc IN the
hour of battle. idrot number of the sipners will pro-
badly vote for MIR. Lipscomb in the Spring, should he
vote with the Democrats against VIM c. Rives The
Conservatives had their candidate last Spring; they
tried TO defeat Mr. Lipscomb and fahd What right,
have they them to endeavort control his vote bv means
of Instructions, many of the signcrs which are
voters at all:
Several citizens of Louisa authorize me TO state their
bect, that 10 the best of their knowledge the follow
ing persons whose names published, have Ght
to vote: John johnson, Henry Laync and Anderson
cBrde.
1t is also said that Mr. VIM J Winston had direct.
ed his name TO be taken thererom, but was publish
ed nevertheless.
To these, may be added the name o. gym Shelton
nadmIssble. 1t is believed that there are but two
persons of that name in the county OF Louisa One of
these IS person of unsound mind, who has ha! guar
dian for many years and therefore not entitled to
by the Constitution. Who would have thought that
the Conservatives would not spare s'poor uncle
Billy, the hero of 'swtches and haunted streams."-
But Mr.. Rives must be in u sad condition when eve n
the poor idiots are to be pressed into his service,
These are mere hints but SO, of the
signatures lnvadated. But it becomes the Rcpub.
icans of Louisa in the interior and upper end
and purge the whole Conservative list published and
have doubt but that there is s'much rottcnness in
Denmark ARGUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
The undersigned, voter of the county OF Louisa,
does hereby state and certify That sometime during las,
fall, did, at the instance of Mr.. Shelton, sign paper
OF Instructions that did under the belief that they
Democratic and in favor of the present Admins
traIon; that however at subsequent period, and upon
understanding that they Wing Instructions, i'm
nedatcly requested of Mr. Shelton TO have my name
erased therc.rom which he promised to do.
Under these circumstances IT has been with surprise
that have my name affixed to those Instructions
and published in the Richmond Wing Of January 2lst,
$50.
And further state, and wish our Delegate and Sc
nator to understand that so far from nstructing them
to vote for VIM. c. Rives, do hereby desire and in
struct them TO vote against him, and for the Democra-
tic Senator ANDREW VI. HALL.
Tese,
JouS K. BRADSHAW.
LANcELoT FOSTER.
This is to certify that the undersigned voter of the
county of Louisa, does wish TO have his ax-
ed to the Instructions nstructng Senator and De.
legatc to vote for VIM. c. Rives and he does hereby
instruct them to vote against him, he has already
signed the Goochland Democratic Instructions to that
effect AZGAD COSBY.
Tese,
joins r. BRADSHAW.
LASCELoT FosTLR.
joins II. CARVER.
Thomas f. ARMSTRONG.
w w. SuARP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
Marriages.

Married on the 2lt JAM Mr. Jackson Of Louisa
Mr. M.r1HEw GRuBBs, TO Miss ASGELrSA TEanr-By ,ie
same on the 7t JAM 1870 Mr. JAS IT, HASprEH TO Miss En-
,. " PowER.-By the the 23d Jan, Mr.. J.ME, A.
DAVIS TO Miss SARAH AM AGG-al OF Louisa County =
Married. the l4th inst, by the Rev. George W. = Harper,
Mr. JAMES WALIoS Miss REDEccA j., daughter Oh Fe!toa
Ramns. dee. all Of the County Of louisa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01
Deaths.

Died Friday morning. the 18th January at the residence Of
hi.
ms Jnamhous ne lived RETIRED and
tented with dcharginc duties Of the
the honorable and seu occupation
of farmer the greatest portion OF his life His bamcss
and amabe nature his high CT honor and integrity
for him and regard of the good and the yUor lie
respected by his neighbo and died n.ed by his family
and friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

N{rLLIAM sKEEN, Attorney Lac, Covnston, Virginia,
w will practise regularly the Superior and Inferior courts OF
Allegheny, Botetour Rockbdge and Greenbrer and In the
peror Courts Of Bath and Pocahonta1 .
Jan 81 oo-SR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-01

We intended 10 accompany Col Greever letter with
zone remarks, which calculated to place him in
81" proper position before the public He has done his
.''y IA the Republican ranks, and We honor him for
1t s remarkable, that the same Senator who asked
% u'e Senate whether Mr. ). has not been drilled to
''r ''r Mason, the very man who sought to drill
=, Ii'cIi, and who hy showing him Il letter from
~, h''|> 2: the 9th January, determined him to
'',. a-''as, That Gentleman
We were also ANXIOUS 10 annadvcrt in the manner
'' 'h'E a"snf:cG upon the illibcra and unjust at
@sH@ q til" l., Wing upon Sir Smith. the Senator
I'm 'Ni"H"r. Nr Smiths exertons in the R.pub.
Ian H''s' are worthy Of all prasell His ability places
'" @,AoAg the first men in the Legislature We have
"'. ' deliver wo speeches during the present Sos.
.'1 'a' are among the most eloquent and powerful
'l'e ever h"ard-Thc r. Wing, which charges him
," "s'h- "Demagosue, is itself degraded by the
4'>ys' species of dcmagoguiSm and slang.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-28
MARsUAL's SALE,

ID Wolf Bishop 81 Co
| VS. al pls fl ia
Joseph CPickon and James c Boe
llalsey e. Utter
VS. ais pls Il IA
same
ReturnabIe to the United States circuit
court for the southern district OF Mlssls.
sipp to November term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated eXecu-
lions to me directed | will expose to pub
tic sale for cash before the court house
door in the town of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, within the houls pre-
scribed by law, on the
4M Monday in October nert,
all the right, tile and interest the above
named defendants have in or 10 the follow
ing described land; TO wit. the east half
north east quarter Of section Il, and west
half north west quarter Of section % town.
ship 10 range east, containing 100 acres
more or less also, the undivided interest
Of the one-sixth aud one.twellth part of the
following lands, which includes a Ferry
and Ferry boat cross Big Black river
known as the ferry at the town of Mont
gomery, the west half south west quarter
and south half east half north east quarter
of section IA township II, range 3 east, or
as much of said land and ferry as lies in
Holmes county-Ieyied on as the property
of J G Pickens, one Of the defendants, also
the undivided SIKH part of the same Iando
the above named Ferry and Fer
ny Boat as the property Of } G Bole,
the other defendant. Also, the south half
south east quarter of section Is, aud west
half north east quarter and north west
quarter section %, all in township Is,
range 3 east; containing 800 acres more
Or less. Also, one half Of the undivided |
interest, in lot number A, section 2G, lots
1umbers /, 5 aud 6, section 81, lots mum
,ers 2, 3, 6 and Z, section 81, and lots
numbers A and 5, section 35, township Is |
ange west; containing five Luadrod
.cres more or less. Also, one town lot in
he town OF Montgomery and known on
he map of said town MS lot number 8,
which has fine dwelling house thereon,
nd better known as the late residence of
be defendant j G Bole.
Levied on as the property oflhe defend
Mt j G BOle,to satisfy pIll's debt and
osts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-28

VEGETABLE SILK AND vEqrrApIr
WooL.--Ihese two plants have la,ply
attracted much attention in the Islan1
Of Martinique, on the account Of m Inv
tissues which may be fabricated ron,
the hbres attached to their seed
ne first Of these is Asclcpies Mn,
or, or Vegetable Silk Of the Wost w. T.,
dies. We have several plants Of of t ~,
genus asclepiles in the United States,
properly called siIkwood; norb 'us'
though here at the North II nav "a nps
produce f6res of the same length ~, or
fneness' In Martinique il pcrGects H.
pods in four months, and The n1, ~
itself lasts sixycars from the plahtin 'g'
Il has been carded and spun. T5sn
thread Is beautiful, glossy and hi,
l lIant as silk, and as strong as cotton
ms remark is made Of The plan '0i +
us wa state, but it has been cuItivatod
and !, both the staple Of trs''I n1ont
and the quantity its production p' nro
fA. ,.,;,1 improved by cultivation.
y WI VIII grow, no doubt, in Louisiana,
Inc other plant is the Bombax Nj.
nor . shrub growing to the heiabt =, nr
seven or eight feet. Ii produces !
lohg Pod' which contains kind Of wool
, wI,,e,. .he manufactures Of Lyons. to
Sg a"Is il was submitted. have
Nee'aFed "a fine as the wool of Thibet.