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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-20
WILLIAM W. WHITE, Register.
true copy of record,
IS Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
JOSEPH a., GILMAN'S ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Count holden at the
District of Lamoe Probate Office IN Johnson, said
District, the 2sth day of October, A D. lSi5-ro all
persons concerned the Estate of Joseph d. Gilman, late of
Johnson, in said district, deceased, GHIETING.
TORNELLUS LNNDE, Administrator on the Estate of Jo-
" seph d. Gmnn, late of Johnson, said dstIct deceased
render Of his administration,
his administration for examination and alowSnce,
Whereupon, IL is ordered that the be referred session
the Probate Court holden Probate Office
SIM, said district the 29h day of November poximo
l0ocook the forenoon for examination and allowance aud
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal newspa
per printed Montpelier in his State, three weeks successive
y before said time of hearing that they may said
time and place, Il they cause, and object thereto,
BY order of Court - -
WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
A true copy Of record,
IS Attest WILLIAM w. WHITE Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-20

We feel thankful for the large amount Of Cash Trade which
have received the past We only tina,
shall sell all Goods for Cash. lower than other store II
Vermont and continue have the credit oil having tho cheap
est Cash store in Montpelier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
" MEsMERisM. " &c,

We have number Of communications spon this subject
from lie yOtaries. which, upon conditions vii publish
They feel keeny, the hUmalng exposure TO which their
eau was subjected tho famous Friday gad Saturday
nshb in October, through the 'agaciy and perseyer.
Of DIR. Warner and they wish to retrieve their lost
ground through or parf statsnen the spapars -
ThSf ID the scheme, and part Of 1t s TO make this yspef
~hA has taken decided grounds agninst tie pfetenson tho
Orgsn oi their restitution to fayofsnd the more avaisbs
orgaa, because II had asssiIed the doctrines.
Now We will publi,h Tor them upon the conditions va
have already mentioned Lot tho PuJie I'VE do not wish
che thing done IN corner be assembled to nudge Of b,
experiments Let the Public appoint he own committee
ol2 who shall appoint competent to fss scienudoa,
The experiments Let ihst committee decide whether tho,
fail OF succeed
We hope NJ. do Bonneville will consent 70 this an,
be there, and that sef these exhibitions, he vii
sgrse exhibit for public hmsemsn some Of tho adroi
lsgsrdemain issu with cards. he wont to exhibit
Cambridge (As We hsar)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

CONGRESS.

Contrary TO usual CUSTOM we think the parties Of
Wings and Democrats, each Saturday, held Csueuses
Wsshns on shape their party actions. The Wings
agreed at once upon Mr. Vnton Ohio their candidate
for the Speakers Chair The Democratic party scattered
and continued among 20 nominees for the oce
and adjourned finsly over Monday morning. without
coming sgreemedt The result therefore, s yet un-
knowa OF Richmond.
We presume the problem be solved by the Democratic
party the House whether the fss thirds rule
Of nomination shall be adopted.
The National. lntehgeneer Of yesterday, says:
THE MEETING or CONGRESS.
This day commences at the Capitol the First Session OF
the Twenty .uin'h Congress.
The members Of each House, VINO may have reached
the city wall assemble IN their respective chambers 81 IL
o'clock when the Wee President al the u. s. the Hon.
Geo NJ Dallas. will take the Chair of the Senate; and
the House OF Representatives. the rnsmbss Viii be called
order by T. h. French Esd. the Clerk OF the late
House OF Representatives.
In the House OF Representatives Iae'e WI. be very
large attendance; aud, That fact b, ns aseeTanst the
members present Wi! proceed 10 We Re, Tor
Speaker 10 preside the deliber Of the House.
After Speaker shall have been chosen, the members
will be IN, beng thst pur pose called by
States. a Clerk 10 the House vii then he chosen.
Should Quorum OF the Senators he present 40 as to
proceed 10 business joint comi,ues will then be ap
pointed wait upon the President the United States,
and inform him that the Houses and ready
10 receive any communication he may have make; IN
reply to which communication, Ia the ordinary %:
things, the Annua! Message Of President be
pectcG To be transmitted to both Houses Tomorrow
After appointing ne committee 10 upon the Presi-
dent the House OF Representatives will probably
complete organization by the election SergeanI-at
Arms and Doorkeeper.
The Secretary and other Officers OF the SENATE
10 be chosen, under the rues, until Monday next
PRELIMINARY CONSULTATIONS.
It's understood that preliminary consultations held
on Saturday by The Members Ui s.GR sy,e-sn
belonging To both the great pau,s into which
country divided, Tor the purpose Ut determining upon
candidates whom they would respectively support
the Office Of Speaker OF the House
At the Wing meeting the Hon. Samuel +. Ninton,
If the Representatives Ohio, selected their
candidate or SPEAKER lie IS member of great eIper-
ence and tsmiar with the bu.incss and usaEes the
House; Wig OF course well deserving, 10y MS inIei-
2ence, integrity tnd pouca consistency, OF the honor ct
the nomination.
The Democratic Members successful IN their
conclusions They the House OF Re representatives..
Much discussion understood have taken place upon
the ques ion whether USo-thds vote Joriy
should be required IN tie choice oi their candidate. After
three hours thus spent, the meeting adjourned
coming decision, 10 meet again tHis morning
IL Is said forty Members sbsent the
meeting, most VI whom have yet reached the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
so ,H : IN MA y: ~
~ s ~
,sE oes,r,rUr,oS--srATK RIGHTS.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. DncENBrs :, is's


N FIsysds Ei,efon-srresI 10 Csereadsais. &c, Sc.
We were snsiou. have laid before rosders this
rprnng the leucr OF Mr. Edward Csugon Csbell the
many other wishes by the pressure upon col
n- Mr. Csbelrs letter does him distinguished honour
and the WING party him the sncerest applause and
thsnks for his unns efforts In foridaehorts crowned
with unexpected and honoursbc ,uee.ss-f,
he fsls the sea. he has moral triumph IN
overcoming within fraction. May majority OF 1900
= sssins, The Wing cause.
M C. hs, repaired to Washington upon the Governors
Commission himself Democrat to take his seat The
Law o Florida requiring the Executive Ia issue the Com
mission him having the majority IN 30 dsys after ,sc
e eon, Mr. Csbe waited ~ dass for oil the All
had the end OF that time, but tar they
lad ia he led Mr. peterborough ST. and received
his Commission accordingly addressed this letter the
People OF Florida aud repaired Washington take his
seat. Mr. BroekenLrough followed on in few days and
reached Washington Sunday We had the pleasure OF
seeing him. underssnd tina, he bough the polls
prove tina, he had received msjoy Of the whole o
Slouda- II tho remainder OF the polls received
aitsr MIR. Cabel left Tslshsssoe.
In this OF things the pTaa tseie right of Mr. Csbeh
take his under the Commission OF the Governor Of
F1orida is unquesonsbe: lie will no doubt do so. and
have li,tc question promptly relnquish H. il 1t
established that his competitor received legal majority
Florida entitled TO be represented and Mr. Csbel is her
proper Representative until the will of her People declare
otherwise.
Let appeal to the lberaly Of correspondent, whose
communications deferred. make allowance for the
pressure upon U.s. and their mercy abrdge their length
in future.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
WHEAT AND FIoIIR.

We are disposed ihiak that under iaicrns-
ton, We quoted wheat yesterday highly at $3.50 One
forty h'e would have been high PcrhsPs actual 'ses
Justify.
There IL good deal OF speculation the effect OF
the arrival upon prc,s Our impression - that
they kelly lightly To rccede than TO advance
any higher There evidently something Of famine
in England the last dates and fears subsidized
prices would give way.
We find the following items in various Not,hern prints
"FLouR.-TEc Albany Argos OF "Wednesday states that
one million two hundred thousand barrels OF Flour have
arrived the Hudson WITHIN the last months
The Journal ct the day has the following paragraphs:
"FLoUk AvAIASoaE!-We counted IA our hsfbot this
morning hundred nod seventy canal boats loaded with
om $50 to 500 barrels each, averaging lcss, 600 bar
els This would make total OF 600 barrels. Add
e. this amount ten large boats loaded aud sevets
sells loaded and oadIg and viii make total o about
10000 bsuels ahost. Many rods the dock
ed four deep with least thousand barrels
Besides these Items immense have lett toe New York
Tor the last thrss days, aud ell flour dealers have
their warehouses packed From these data idea
be formed Of me OF this all important
article which has been poured into our city ior the last
eight or toa days"
Csr-,,BsaIc-e. eCAs .va,,Ssai fssoa.r-s~-
NV IoxK. Noveraber &c, lsI5.
The whole quantity hour received Albany this
son, through the canals to the 2lst instant IL
The quantity received during the year
ls4ih 4oo.37s do.
Sarpus this year over lsl4 1864 do.
Ii canals should open until the 5th .! 10Th
December the quantity will be- greatly increased.
FLorRiSs MILis DEsTRoyED.--The Rochester Demo
ut Tuesday says:
"A tire broke O'Clock this mc'niu; IN the
Fiodr Mills the Lower Falls. which destroyed i~o mills,
warehouses; ana packing establishment The ai IN
which the tire orgosted had frNs OF stone, was owned
by Avery * Burke. aud occupied by Thomas Parsons
The carthage Mills owned 10y the City Bans and
occupied by Moses B. Seward. They contained four
Of stone. Adjoining the mills warehouses ct
wood. both vi which destroyed There were ptooa
bly, sufficient the losses the buildings,
and also the stock.
The FIGURING Mil Syracuse. onwed by Messrs
Gibbs Roadway, took iue l. supposed, by friction IN
the machine ,nday forenoon end was entirely
destroyed. TDc the community will be severely iet
the only mill IN the vicinity. The owners lose
heavily also"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

IN pursuance a decree OF the Circuit Supe-
Court Of Law and Chlneery for the
pronounce NE % Gay o. september l-IS
Moore called executor Of AeIaRdeT SMITH deed
administrator n Jo-erh CaTngtoa deed and
Gndergnei Commas therein appointed purpose
will 81 TO sell 10 the highest blder PREMISE
SATURDAY 9th day OF December eI3 the Of Land
.Ic decree mentioned ether lots the
deemed suitable purchasers together h
of land after the
Mrs Mary p CaunetOl Tnis Of land imposed
TAIN with tle dover land uRdf'd
be surveyed and exhibited day upon
Of Wubsses RIVER courty Of Cumberland ionnE
tn- and Of John WseTsOn Abthony A Wat1n
miles the Of Caursvil u good
quality easy improved, ann has proportion wood IN
original r;ov1h Tie undsrsgned acting under
sd will convey uch Lu,as
20 will be immediately except that sub
TO the DOVER 81 Mrs Darlington TIL. TERMS SALE
much cash b. sufficient discharge
rad sni The baIanr
credit % AMI purchaser giving with
good and the title land and
Aforesaid be retained unt fully ta
H. =. IRVING.
e. q. COLEMAN, Conn.
de 9--cds D. u. IRVING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The General Assembly met yesterday required Ly the
Constitution and brought with them bad weather. which
after the wonderful proongaon OF good, feels unconfor
,sbe and looks naupieous-a mirIng rain, with slight
sleet and North Easter: Bu, would have Mr.. Amos
Kendall the national AruspeI, To understand. that do
ascribe the bad weather the meeting OF the assem-
bed wisdom" 1t lie only dis,sreeab!e coincidence.
In the Senate, all the old officers Reelected See
smother column In the House, Mr.. w. q. Goode, OF
Meeklenburg, elected Speaker, and MI Muuford,
Clerk.
There Was 4 House Of Delegate. Caucus Saturday
night las repnrt goes) which, Mr. Goode received r.
for Speaker and Mr. A. C. Pendeton of Giles 80
The minority then pledged Of the msluriy
nominee and thu. 81 in House OF 1871, elect Speaker
who could by any other possible continuance have
been ele cted-for feel rineed that the whole
Wing party In the House would have preferred Mr. Pen
dleton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
RUNAWAY In JAIL.

INllERE was committed to the Jail Of Green.
- bre County Va tho 18th day Of oeipbeT isi5,
man named hORRs lie about ~ Of 1--WE fset
inches high Of btown oope made. when committed
bic cohiRs Tie he from his
ter Dms MeCaso abont 30 MIXES Of this place, and
bought fom Henry Hdriek The u the above slave
qpestsd 70 forward and taEe
away, orhs viii BE- dealt with ~ the law directs
CHAs PAgE,
Sow Public Iaihpr Of Cresn,rier Coorty Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
LECTURES

I'm the It'll Of January, 1916, BENZ. III. BEN
~ TON will deliver Lecture introductory Courss Lee
mirs, ON Che gasry At the Lisbon Institution
be extensive collection Of apparatus In tbs nsiiu Ion e -
the Professor 70 Illustrate Lssnfes by several buodfed nrre
ns r emen and The gnoa and ~
the Laboratory enable tho Students ohsH praetiea knovdss
NJ that interesting an5 very mpoaR sesncs; s applications
TIE Aus hc.
Arrangements have tsrR oaeeonodsts lew boai
des fops vishnE students ahi have tho I'd
vautsgs the above of Lectures shod early
cation IN order 10 insure admission.
FotparicuarL aprB Institution " BY letter. ~,
Of postage 10 " W. ", Mfdlebuis foudgun CouaS, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
A sEAsoNABLE REPAsT.

The liberal proPnsiou Of the Psntheon. the Mss.p.
Pepper. failed not. IN Toe bUso Of opening session.
remember the lsborer the Wig or They sent to our
counuag well arranged specimen u their delcs
olespot among the least Of Which Ihe ssgory and
veil scoloped oysters. They seem to have o peculiar
kasek In preparing the good hngs Of the season aud hsye
made good impression Ia their Opposition Of them. The
hsmb~rs Of Legislature viii end the Pantheon ell that
q lover q good ediblcs desire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
VALUABLE
JAMES RIVER LAND,

pf virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
- N" 2sh dsy Of July Isil duly recorded City
County executed BY John hnge ana % order
due N VIM hocsy ts undergnd, appointed Trustees
deed VIII eGp0e 10 sale At public uuOn, premises,
WEDNESDAY the Stu February next that valuable
Ding James RIyef the Of Charles
a. NORTH BEND" adjoining the Wyanoke E.tate
contain by actual survey SOS situated Of the
neighbOfbcods the stats Of Virginia run of
Norfolk, Richmond aud Petersburg
There Dwelling iloI-e ths prsmses other
convenience f the accommodation Of family,
TIE land high state u for the Application
lime and mari the sOl 10 aoapd Tor the cultivation
Com and Wheat particularly te having
produced by actual bBshes 70 the
The Of sss WILDE 5000 Ni Interest
from the 2sh day u July i5f4 ~ d. and hsr
be dsffay sIpen-es
Of the purchase money Known on the
day q rae ~ D. NOSELEY. 90
de ( ifus'efs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
ConnIssInNEn>, SIZE oELANp-

@ The Letter Bag Of the snip American. Capt Williams,
LIVERPOOL will be taken from Compiling Room Ih evening.
CHAS. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
10000 DoLLAas woarn or
DRY GOODS!

At REDUCED PRICES.
Il has been orr custom for the last twenty FIVE
years TO close bnsuessa every years std
1850 WILDE ihs 1b psftod shall therefore from this y
eneo The deduction of oct BY oarsx he al a. feducsi
prices be greater of tbsn naach below
% public may confidently rely cafryine out The pices
here made. Win &C reduc ek " Tire ve possible
sni before the hal aueuoa We have hand
variety Of sape and fancy goo usahy mot with IN large
EstabfshDeut and receiving from New
Cashmere Turteuo sad shawip Cashmere BReoass
Pnngs age Of WOoeoa ara Bnnts,s vsr,
chsap. VALENTINE, RREsDEN d co,
Qt7 broad Rtrsst ahoeko
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02

GorOH0r's Nssssgs
We have room tor iny remark upon THE document 10,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
iDucarIoN AID ISrESSAL ISraovtsryr.

In relation the first q these subjects a. nothing need
be said upon the general question IT. import ancs will
submit IN addition 10 what has been said former cOnmu.
nIcatons, remark two only upon Of 10 other
pecU Aud, first, obviously important that t. Ieyi.
sture should settle dehnyely upon the ground on "
this subject y 10 Je uestej-whsihof pfy.e affair Or
Stale Bfisf II, ~ it, judgment, IL should be treated
a. private busnoss, which ought ~ be lett like the
qarement Ut property every man. sepafate sIeuions
those 10 receive much who have the procure II
wih and those nothing, are without the fncsns-and
u determines IN consequence odd nOhrg tho provi-
sion already allowed for - beneht this 10 10. Judgment
it's highly proper that should DO made known that tho
necessary steps might be taken by the people henseyes
either TO reverse u OF to carry into effect H. the other
hand tie soundcr judgment j. CneftIued, that education
10 public az we'll private CONCERN that unlike the se-
qutemen oi property, which be pursued By oac ono
for himself, without dependence upon Dhe lis only per
nanent success dtponds upon The effectiveness o the CO.
operation with which 10 conducted; that this co operation
cau be NOR" FLY settled BY public authority thsn by casual
and V0uuiay arrangement and further that educ atom Is
0Usscrod element IN the weLeng AMI ssoy Of Stats
governed like Oufs be le the htznrds Of
individual comb'na'ipn,il this u ne opinion, It follows,
That the public aid which II recognizes legitimate aid
The case should be extended every grade II education
and every Description Of learner The Gre, uIronts of
the inRuoge, and tho highest asinmenu Of the scholar,
should DO provided Tor a. tie objects 10 be accomplished
Tie prDvsoa which IS recognized due 70 a should 10
sufficient for a, ond the Il primary Instruction al
least u should be free 10 al Nothing less than IN will
satisfy the obligation assumed nor the wants 10 be supp
3D. snd nothing greater could be effected for honour
Advancement aEd renovation of tho Stso Once establish
education upon this basis Of public hbersy and justice
aud watch and dsyalJps b afterwards u tho frterrg
and determined spirit which nothing be dono
whilst any thing remains 20 d. and Vngina will soon
thfow from her soil tie repsooch and the pain NJ rearing
upon body Of children ounumbcriug the revolution
ary soldiers who gave us The power rear hom
pieasod and g. wh"f, from year TO year. Of
insYeon IL afforded BY the STATE siIodtd NJ oil.
u tho Legislature can sgroo 0roo the preliminary pr'n
Cpe that educsuon u gte duty ofa taty ffst. Which
ought 70 be provided Tor by a~ con haze no JlgeullJ
10 determining upon the point ~ which H. hducisy T.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
Vol. 1-No. rs.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The steam ship Britannia, from Liver
pool, arrived at Boston on November the
2lst', bringing foreign intelligence of great
interest
The rail road mania in England has
resulted in producing much pecunary EN-.
barraSsment. This was expected by OBJ
serving men. 1t is strange that the lessons
OF experience seem to have been altogether
lost on the specializing world. Such how
ever, is the nature of this sort of trade that
II lives like Islander, upon succession. To
day the adventurous man loses; to morrow
he throws the dice again
Bat this IS not the most important of the
items from abroad. The failure ofthe DO.
taloe crop Is spreading the greatest alarm
throughout England and Ireland. The
cry Oft the poor is for bread The tariff on
bread-stnfs will have to be still further re-
duced by The government of Great Britain.
Starving millions demand it, and the GOV.
eminent must yield, else totter and fall.
This IS the news ofgreatest importance.
It's deeply interesting. Itgoes at once TO
show that there is no danger of war with
England on the Oregon question or upon
any other, and 10 show that the free Lrad.
policy IS that which nature and natures
God intended for man.
Although we cOmmiscrate the su(crinos
OF the masses in other countries we can
not but look upon the result of the late. for
elsn Intelligence in this country, with the
hrelieSt satisfaction. The boosted Home
ted"He VIII confemnlafe it with faor o"I
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

TIE Wadiaei,a Lgn-This is an excel
Too FaFcE de.il,d advocate If tie great priu-
cipl,s of thc Dlmocratic Fari- aHd as ALE as
il is decided The Wings. however. have
sanle ulaEon O. b. dissatisfied with the veteran
'daor They think D. dos not treat thCm
kindly a fh.i. present f5rlon condition. Pre-
vJus % ihe lss ti.ciiln ilcy toasted and pr,
m.srl rlm7isra.eiy. They have beu sld.v
i.,-arfr.f a8i ll themselves ereailv 90 5
loss b iee,ui lom d. la.iv iane aLieh tb,v
BAL sssum.I Thy hau hli,n UPON si.nrI.
exp don't 90 ease ih,ir fM Tiny iuraut harm
lss aul amusnz 01orblcks l0r ihe rauk and
fleoi Wha-ey-u1' ior che D-nocraiic rai-
o.. Ihey Do uoi eXp.ci ID m9crais 20 iali.f..
nor erfu u1.ice ttlsc illlas Thy uffr nT.
in,mdd i5r thar purpose TOE Whi1s h.I
high rvp-ctsfions and ti#y 30 uct uisa % have
them dlsl 2 40 % on-r. Beds the rank lI4
file e c55-isn have Ien f-c3 g trlIi9r
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
OREGON AND THE SOUTH.

The Washington Union appeals to the
southern states 10 stand by the resolutions
ofthe Baltimore convention ON the Oregon
question, reminding them how the north
came 10 the rescue on the Texas question.
We think we run no risk in responding for
Mississippi. all is lceH Mississippi will
stand by the administration; She will yield
none of the doctrines proclaimed in the
resolutions at Baltimore. We never repar-
ded the Texas question as a southern issue.
Ii was national M It's character and its con-
suinatiou was a triumph OF the democracy
of the nation. In the same light we view
the Oregon question. The south will
stand BY the administration in the adoption
Of measures for the occupation Of Oregon
at the earliest practicable period. To this
extent we iudorsed the principles promul-
ged az Baltimore. We believed we were
right THEY'VE believe so still.
M.SsiSSippiaR.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
BY O. O. Dcaec
TERMS.

Tile True Democrat IS published
every Wednesday, at THREE DOLLARS per
eHaRm.
ADVERTISEMENT inserted at The usual
rates, ciz: One Dollar per sqaGre, (tea lines
or less) for the first insertion, and Gtig cents
far each continuance A liberal discount al
lo1cs8 to those uho adrertise By the gear. An
aonacing county Candidates for any cfce fire
aoAarS-OtherS, ten doliarS.
Jon WORK executed lcib aeataesS and des-
patch.
h+Letters on business connected with the
office. mast be POST PAID, 10 ensure attention
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

ig5ic4Iwc-ln one Of The cristles 10
Arthur Young, Washington uses he FOL
lowing language: " thc more am acquain-
ted with agricultural affairs, the better am
pleased with them; insomuch that / can no
where find so great a satisfaction as IN
their innocent aud useful pursuiis.-ln
indulging these feelings I am Jed 10 reflect
low much more delightful 10 an unde-
bauched mind, is 10 task Of making inn
provcneuis on The earth, than an The vain
glory which can be acquirudfrom ravagiug
1t by The most uninterrupted career Of con
tcst