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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17
EGGS.

Every day DEVELOPS some new il
lustration of the enterprise of our
people. The ice trade Of the east
has grown up in few years, to i'm
portance employing considerable
amount of tonnage, as will be seen
by reference to former numbers of
this magazine. In the west, the egg
trade bids fair to rival it. The busi-
ness in that fragile commodity, 9s
we gather from the Cincinnati Ca-
-ete, is quite an item in the sum o.
her productive industry. One firm
alone in Cincinnati, (To"lisend s
Co., y during the first six months o
the year lS45, shipped to New Yorl
pa barrels of eggs; to Baltimore
10 barrels ; and to- New Orleans
1916 barrels. Each barrel con.
tains 80 dozen, rlaking the aggregat,
shipment OF 4 ,o2i, 400 eggsl nurin'
the year e'ading as above, the egg
trade oil t0is firm amounted to Sc,
liJ GO, There are FIVE other house
in Cincinnati, engaged in the bust
mess, The forciQn ecg trade Of Gin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17

Donald M'Dougal was the eldest
son in large family. He was early
initiated into the mysteries Of syste-
matte pcnuriousness, so that the last
latent spark Of generosity Which
might have saved him from actual
congelation was well nigh extin-
guished. In addition to the art of
keeping, he was also favored with a
complete practical education in the
art OF obtaining property, for he ha-
wing been compelled to earn his
bread before he ate it, even at the
hands Of his father. Mr.. McDougal,
senior, inculcated the maxims of
covctousness under the reputed
character of lessons Of prudence.
lie instructed Donald in many prac-
tees of secret dishonesty, under the
pretext that the world was now
growing so deceitful and wicked,
that no man was safe unless he de-
termined to secure himself, by al
ways acting as if it were plainly I'M
derstood that each would cheat his
neighbor whenever the opportunity
occurred; and that the only dis
grace was to do it with so little in
genuity as to be detected. Donald
had been often told that nature was
very moderate in her demands, and
that she always resented any impo-
sition upon her power as an unwel-
come burden that excess in eating
and drinking was the ground cause
OF disease; that if he would really
enjoy life, and enjoy it long, he must
learn to abridge himself of all luxu-
ries and nearly all comforts, and
measure the supplies to all corporeal
requirements by the sheer necessity
Of the case.
Nor was Donald without example
as well as precept. His father en-
bodied his whole code Of maxims in
his own conduct, and showad theil
full dimensions, and spirit, and beau
ty! Therewas matter connected
with dollars and cents in which he
psrfectly an adept, for he
~ = ~ intnffiV6 reYcep'
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VOL. VINO. II.

dozen, or II $50, 600 eggs. The ag-
gregate value of this trade, for the
year, according TO the data here gi-
ven, is 99,36l 80. The business is
a very hazardous one, owing to the
great fluctuations in the New Or
leans market. In the course OF the
present year, for example, western
eggs have sold there as high as $22
per barrel, and as low as SO. In ad-
dition TO this export trade, these es-
Establishments DO a heavy home trade.
That of Townsend & Co. supplies re-
gularly five steamboats, with SO bar
rels trip which, at II trips year,
is 432 barrels. 1t also supplies con-
stantly the consumption Of several
of the largest hotels, which use at
least 260 barrels per year, and does
a retailing business amounting to not
less than SO barrels per year.-These
several amounts make 1876 barrels to
add to the 4,2S0 shipped; which
gives an aggregate of 5000 barrels,
or 40, 400 dozen, as the annual trade
of this one house. Besides this, the
annual consumption is estimated at
l,2l3,33 dozen.-HuntS Nag. p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17

ny H. u. FRENCH.
At morn gallant vessel swept
Der Erle's emcrald wave,
She bnrc u hundred suuls along
The beauliiul-thc brave,
Boldly she ploughcd the ocean lake
A power that Knows no stay
Ugcd her along with hra'lug breath,
Upon her walcy way.
All day she bej her onward course,
Her pilots faithful eye
Marked, as the evening fell, her port,
Beneath the western sky,
Aud joy, and hope, and happiness
In many bosom burned,
As DER the rolling waves, bright eyes
With eager gaze were turned.
Far on the distant strand were seen
Full many n home of bliss,
And lips already ycaTned To give
The pure parental Kiss
And beating hearts, and beaving sigh,
Full many a bosom moved
Lest the proud vessel should not near
Their cherished, their beloved.
But, oh, in life, how soon the cup
OF JOY Is drugged with gloom,
How soon the shadow of despair
Follows the flush Of bloom,
The sunlight glow on beauty's cheek,
\ moment may oefcasi,
As sweeps before the light Of day
The wild sirocco's blast
"Wha,, no tina, smoke the captain cries
As from the haichway rolrd
The curling volumes graceful wrealhs,
Up from the vessels hold;
The answer needed not voice,
For 10 all eyes it came,
In the mos, terrible Of forms
a sheet Of lurd flame!
And there she was a ship on Ere,
Blazing against the sky,
The most sublime, terrific sight
That meets the sailors eye,
And every art to quench the fame,
And all the seamans skill
Were vain-a thousand fiery tongues
Seemed moc4ing human will
And while despair rang Ger the deep
In accents wild aud loud,
While the las, hope seemed to have fled
From all the maniac crowd,
Where was the brave old pilot then,
When everything seemed lost
Standing as duty babe, unmoved,
And calmly al his post
One hand still held the wheel, as or
She mady swept the tide,
The other hung backened thing,
Yet scathiny at his side
And onvatG--onward still sic stroye,
Sill shorcwaTd rushed her keel,
Sill stood, amid the blazing mass,
Her pilot at the Wheel
And boats came rushing from the shore,
And reached in time to save
All the devoted vessel bore
From dead and walery grave
Not all--not all--that helsman, bold,
Whose life all else did save
Now sleeps amid the blackened wreck,
Meath Erie's rolling wave.
Build high mont ment to him,
Let not his humble name
Perish, for be has nobly earned
The inches, need Of fame
Ye give them monuments who send
Their millions 10 the grave
Then give Jony MArSAnD one, who died
A hundred lives to save!
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flee, wrote TO the parties a confess
sion of his fraud, restored the pro-
perry and left the country, taking
with him this important lesson-that
no dishonest gains can eventually
prove of any advantage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17

Character of The Nerican soldiers
Condition Of Mrrico.- Gen. Thomas
j. Green has lately published a very
interesting work on Texas and Mex
leo. The composition and charac-
ter of the Mexican army may be
learned from the following descrip-
ton Ua hti
1.-The Mexican army is composed
of the veriest drcgs of their popula-
ton, having been raised in the most
abject degradation and slavery,
without ever being permitted the
use of firearms they are forcibly
taken from the criminals prisons,
the unprotected Poems, and the
houseieSs teperos.-These wretchcd
creatures are tied together like
brutes, without their will, and with
out the power of remonstrance,
when '.ney are forced into quarrels,
where for many months they are
drilled like machines, then placed
in uniform, and given bright mns-
ket, which bis greatest punishment
! is to be made to Gre. In the Mexi-
can army we see no target firing,
and upon inspection days the inside
of the gun.is not looked 60, wien IT
is the special tutNef the seldier 10
keep tie oNtside bright, TIER 81.
my with gay peacock Uniform l ana
bright arms, updt. tie exciting
notes OF the bugle, has, to an intx-
perienced eye, . formidable appcs,r-
anoe,--The soldier goes " louSh ne
maauei with stiff, uniform ma-
cline.hke motion, while "
company and rigilaental drAl -
taught as hogses are taught ~ per-!
-. .t1k ...&.IX u. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17
BY VIM. OSMAN & co.
From the Baltimore Sun.

GrThe following stanzis present the reader
with very Thrilling narrative which appeared in
this paper few weeks since, in new FORM
They will be read with delight, the beauty and
harmony of the verse implrting poetic effect to
an incident, certainly, most worthy to be thus
concentrated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-17
From Dun's History Of Oregon TeniloIy.l


From Dun's History of Oregon Teriiory.i
;. Bufaio hunting at Red River, Ore
gon Territory.--At Red River the
bufaloes are at present seldom ia
ken in pounds. Here it may be OBJ
served, that, to stranger, the wild
buffalo bull, with his large hump,
glaring eyes, fierce aspect, and long
beard that almost reaches the
ground, when encountered in the
recesses Of the forest or in the open
plain, where there is no chance for
escape, is the most formidable ami
nal in America, far more so than
the panther or grizzly bear. In the
summer and autumn large parties of
the half breed hunters, all mounted
on their small Indian horses, which
are well broken to this sport, scat
ter themselves over the plains,
camping generally in the open air,
Or in tents covered with hides, or
under the provision carts. As soon
as the buffaloes are perceived, the
young men gallop after them, and
either partially surprize them on the
plains or succeed in driving them
into some little valley or neck of
land projecting into lake, where
escape is very difficult. A running
fire opens then all along the line.
At the first volley the buifaloes
scamper off. The huntets continue
the pursuit, reloading their guns
while their horses are in full gallop.
For the sake of expedition the bull
lets are carried in the mouth, and
dropped into the barrel without any
wedding. Their small whips are
attached w band to their right
wrist.-The horse with wonderful
capacity follows of his own accord
the animal which his rider has sim
gled out, and brings him alongside,
and the rider then discharges his
weapon unerringly. The horse then
pursues another with similar sue
cess. In this way many bufaloes in
succession fall by the same hunter,
and hundreds fall in single race.
No sight can be livelier than camp
eff successful hunters. They gene
rally pitch in some clump ofwoods.
The provision carts form the OUT
err circle, to which the horses are
tied. Within this, fires blaze on
every side. The men smoke their
pipes or arrange their firearms,
while the women are employed in
cooking a sumptuous repast. The
Jest and the laugh circulate freely all
round. 90
... Q ,. tl.-. ia
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TEE WILL,
Br R0nERr A. WEST.

OR HOW MUCH DOES THAT MAKE
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05
Trust Sale.

RY virtue Of CERTAIN Deed of3Tfust.
sxecoIed b. William Reid. in he. life
time. and Jane, hts Mife, aute me. for the
use ana benefit of the New Orleans. Cana.
and Banking Compay. hearing d le.tfe oh
day Of August, a. D. 1e89-aIld 1luly-fe~
corded ia the Office Of the CLERK ofsfhe..Pfd.
bate Court Of Yszoo county. in fhe State Of
Mississippi. on The day Of The date thereof;
will, at the request of the said New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, expose to
public sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
AZ the Court House door of said county. in
the town of Benton, on Moadau, The 5fh
day Of January, A. D. 1916, between tb..
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A NJ aud 4 P. NJ.
certain negro slave, named Eliza. as men,
TONED n said Deed Of Trust, and s6ll Re-,
manning unsold. The above described Legro
slave will be sold by me, IS Trustee. for the
purposes Aforesaid, by virtue Of the powers.
e that elfect, given me. in said Deed. The
title % said property is believed "a. be GOOD
although, will nnly make such 10 the nur.
chassf. e isyestsd inssap, as Tfnslee sfere.
said. W. Qua KRNRosS.
Dec 5. lsl5. % Sc. Trustse.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

Mexico AND THE UNTTED STATEs The
Pensacola Gazette Of The 22d insl contains
the following important paragraph On
Wednesday last there arrived ia ibis city. i
person Of some distinction A message was
Immediately sent fof Commodore Conner,
who came up ID This city. and On Thursday
.marniag The u. 8. ship 81. Marss got under
weigh, taking The gentleman, as passenger.
Rtimor SAYS the mysterious personage IS
Gen. Van Ness, 0ho goes 10 Mexico clothed
with full power and authority iosetiie al
difficulties existing between The two coun-
irips.'
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

YazOo Ciiyi and winch - hope you my
receive ia safety enid fnd correct and satis
factory. We found be eollon III YOU aidl
Of i, Immediately on sxaneation. We
knew Il would command tlp-sop price.
The staple The great point ID its favor
which is rehlIkably long and silky. lift
was possible for you 10 run your gin slower
when ginning this cotton il would benefit II
materially. The supple i greatly injured
BY running through tbe clio Al it, usual rate.
II you could remedy this defect, end pick
il lilsle eleaasF % 81 tl
il would compensate gbn in the sale.
WsFefel you 10 the annexed Price Cur.
renlfor aIull view of shs maskel.
Respectfully yours, &c. II IS
as, BUCKF9ER dsssT ANTON. /
rs yss ea ~Tl sl.ua.ss
ser new OaIKAsssp NoYi sle, 1919.
| M II. Abbey,
Dear Sir Your avors Of 9Th and 18th
inst. are a hand and contenis noticed, The
2O bales. MAsTODoN Cotton for Jour ac'l
have been received IN fns grder. You de.
serve the credit o. having sent The mos
handsome aud best put Up bales ever receiv.
Cd in this city They want 40 REFRESHING
4 The samples ste superior p any thing v!
have seen. We discover 40 depreciation i
staple since AZ, but o. the contrary. We Be
lieye there il go Improvement. The publil
certainly owes yoO much for having psFse
ys red and % successfully introduced, snccl
! superior staple as she Msaloden; supsrjo
On account Of lie abundant yield and bein
easy 70 gether, and Of being suitable &. )
many valuable purposes. When tried
win Be equal il not superior 10 the best saw
ginned Sea Island, and win supersede tia
stapls u all ordinary purposes. This Is q
market icr long staples, but the Massodq
Is bound @ make il one -. ! few years. ~
have 10 place your LOT On the market withol
: any fair precedent. The article, howeve
: ccmmards attention, ana viii 10 doubt b
!, you Az 70 % per Ct. above the Mexican
same class in aPPearalice. We are Of opiI
ion its value viii Be inhanced 90 OF 25 p,
: cent. when known, perhaps before sprinI
Z But beginning has 20 be made, and
seems we have 10 take the responsibility
= selling the FIRST lot Of any importance. "
e take pride il being the guardian Of such
prodigy, we will recommend him highl
!, place upon him value, ami start him {
2 his journey. When he i better Known |
viii recommend himself.
:. l.. n 7sfaeT Pts 49,
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6 @ nj NJ ER GAL.
'Yazoo CIV. rrIaaV a4ornlne. ~. !.

Eaz0o City, Friday Morning. Dec. $.
The weather during he past week, has been
extremely cold and diaagreeable. owing 10 which,
butlitsle business has been transacted in the mar
ket The heaviness of The roads prevented plan-
ters from sendinein their COTTON, and ON town
presented quite dplI appearanes foE IBIS season
Of the veaF
CoTTos- But LITTLE cotton came into nsafket the
past week. and consequently ne Transactions ii
he article were vsFy iilitad- e number il bales
sold according q tie basl information we can
get scarcely reached Three hundred bales Tbs
market Eemsins frm. end he prices paid afs 81
oar lass Weeh . Quotations. although decline Of
about ghtt Il cent reported Il have iaksn
place. The sales q The past week were iol-
lows. 50 bales Il eents 81 81 20
e3 81; 90 at6 50 ate I4-I6s IS 81 q u l-i6f
AZ Il 84 ~ = s 3.l6 i 90 Il s 1-le.
FIouR. A still further riss has taksn place il
houI since our Asi report lhe steamet Naitaeills
which affived herr yesterday morning peFssa
II selling d So co PEI bbl. il New Orleans this
news inmsd ialsly brought il np II this maEkst g
III 81 80 psf BE. = We are informed - some
mafchangs
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05
MnytOdOEH Cotton.


Quite a sensation was produced in our
town last week BY the receipt Of accounts
Of sales Of cotton from New Orleans, at the
very comfortable and tolerabIy convenient
rate Of SIxTREN cENTs A POUND.
We inquired into the mater, which al
first &Ss regarded ds hoax 6y some, and
found thttsS few weeks ego the Rev. Mi.
ABBEY, Of this vicinity, sent fifts. bales to
New Orleans, which was received respsc.
tively BY Msssrs. Bnckner " Stanton and
Massrs. v. & 6-G. 10allOwayi uendsaisposed
Of according TO the letters below w 6tdic:ht We
have obtained the favor Of copying, Cor the
informaGen-of De pubiief & 'at''ssF
e syiiffta Nov. - is1s
:, et'a1. q3ls3tst Afssl4
her- ~. fyagqIgq sa = s4E
DeMrsRrreYfa raubirs.t } 6ur Irrespective
favors oftas olh Eh53 isss., and az d0ls
noted the contents. We received tie SO
bales Of Msslodon Cotton relsueS lo,ss7s
now have he plepsuraof handing you s..
closed ac'i of sslcs - TIE same 81 yhs gsfy
saii1laeioly price 81 30 cia So Is.
Proceeds, "a $50 eo which amoori "A
remit 3 you, cne &c aig p ou6rasl
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

The Washington Union 4isi considered o.
The Organ Of The present ,AdasinistlasioE,
and fromsit.we are .toealher theseDlimenis !.
and opinions, andbinientions Of the atimins
ieiration: This being true, we may take il
FOR granted that NJ, Polk has determined
what course 10 pursue ID reference % The
Oregon Question. The Union would hardly
have used The decided language ia references
10 this subject, contained ID late numbero
that paper. unless the editor had been offis
cialIy Instructed 50 10 DO, and weinfer from
i thai M. Folks Ianguagssln reference to
that territory will Be, f'lhe whole Of Oregon
o. none England has declared that she
has rights IN Oregon, and Is prepared 10
maintain them; We have claimed the whole
Of Oregon aud are determined 10 make our
claim good. England cannot, with honor,
submit q our claim;swe canDo, aud Billnot
Fecsde fropl our position What will be
The Fesull 4 sesms that WAR must nevis
lably follow from such .confiCs 81 claims.
We trust The matter may be settled Others
wise than 81 - appeal 10 arms. Na1 i /,
I'D lines end und6T al circumstances -
leYil, and e the present time, must prove
an igFePaEabIe. injury both 70 England and
% this country The Oregon question has
been ! sphiecso Of which many vets dispos.
BED & make sport iiut 4 has nov assumed !
sefiuus aspect, and " ere inseasnesi when
I've sag lhas Ii III probability. The dispute
il reference q thai coansty. can only b
sesllea 81 Tie sword. Folks Message
and che action q Congress upon the sub
scl WILDE awaited vim grea,anxlesy. 4
is weeks vii settle shenaller Lei D 81
pfspsrad lss sas worst. aud cons Whal may,
our motto b oaf country, alvey GIT
6ul liaht q sene euF ConntFy
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05
Or Az % man 10 dltcopFli17 t9.shill

o. An old man 10 dlieopF.;lQ taeshiil!I
childregs tod them, that whenever they
made, Spy ,eOlsplRliops inrefeEeRes 70 the
business llnRsaciapS Of life, '.alwasE, to.
ailpE A ljtsls ,ipr, aseiaFnts ~ .FRislskep,"
Theysedsr viii psrqsise ihairRe hsyefpl,
lowed 4be old .man's ADVICE b EstsiRgyout
our BARsr this NsskrEPRs have allowed
"sOmelhi19 more ihaa e0F4idsrahls9 .foE, q
margin. 4 vas was, npillsDdOnsl on OUb Parss
We intsndsaip have .ssRlsFgsd our sheet shis
week, and wet down our paper ineceaId>
ance with that iVteniiOn: but owing tO,lhs
severe cold Es4Sihss aPa hayingsno assists
ance in The Office, We we're NReblelpOecom,
plisb he EsqpiSjse. amour. q work, and
could not make the enlargement, Mex
week, however, "wind and weather favor,
iug", we intAAa 4 put Il ont aahsss worthy
of Ourlhriying tOgq,sW " oug friends.secOnd
uF-s6pr.p With ,FheiEa FalronOge, and. adver
Use spd .sitbscribe .lEeeltl .ssoi,s.-a, $50
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14l1I'tC1'8 Gt5Ggts 11CdtCf0s


1T k&6 III = 8ASaG0S Ng&bIa
No. II. CnARrGEs srRrrT. NV ORIEASs.
A IRE daily receiving by every
vessel, frnm Liverpool and Tie Eastern
cities, direct from the manufacturers, large
additians of new and desirable goods in
their line, making lheiTstock nf
HARDWARE, CUTLER Z, SC.
Is large. we'll assorted and cheap as can Be
found ID the Southern country. Among
their heavy goods are
$50 towns Swedes. American, and Eag>
lisb Iron, assorted. al sizss 81 round /,
square, Cat, and plough plate.
90 tons Steel, assorled, all kinds.
5000 kegs genuine. Weymouth Nails, all
sizes.
1900 ktgs Reading Nails. assorted
800 rasks Ok, log, and trace Chains.
4UO casks Hoes. embracing all tIeserip,
tions; also, Ansils, Wees, Smnl's
Bellows &c.
300 dozen genuine Collins q cos. Axes.
heavy and light
1000 Tbs iron Wire, assorted all numbers.
600 boxes Tn Plates 8 - Of mvorile
brands; also. loaded Plates, hlock Tin,
SheeIing and Braizers Copper. q.
5000 gals. pure hieached winter-airained
Spetm Oil
1000 gals pnse bleaehed winieg strained
Whale Oil.
Also Liaseed OIL Spirits Tarpen.
iine. &c
1000 coils Manila and cotton Rome plough
lines, Bedcords, and other sizes a
sorled, 10 inch.
900 pairs Cologne Mil stones.
50 pairs French Burr Alill stones. also
mill irons
. pieces Boiling Cloths assd Nos 8 i, q
SO tons Nova sonia blue prll Grind.
SHINES
QV tons easorl s Castings. assorted
Ovens Spiders Pots. Fir -Flaps. &c.
SO tons Sheet. Hoop Band, md Boiler
lnn.
2001 French Pots. asa'a. Is los points:
also. shnt haf, Il & md white Lead
Paints alllSiHds Tar painitd Buck.
cts. Corn Shelters ia Straw Critters.
Stationary and Tin ware Com
kinds, and Sinch Kettles.
500 doz Whiuemnss genuine cotton and
WOOL Cards
Their Sock 81 general Hardgare. Gu
lsrg. SCI, II nol surpassed Country AIeg.
chanss are invited 81 exqna before paf.
chasing. Dec. ). le4s. 22asl.
rhRBC AND DfacTE8as
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.Rxpr1.lrn.-AM &c Alasons aili please

. ExpELLED.-Al tFee Alasons viii please
take due notice. Ahala'at aaTegulaF commu.
nication Of Athens'IaDdge No. 70, at Athens,
Ala. James, Gag, asAsAtet Mason, vas ex.
peiIed' from aliahet rights and benefits Of
Masonry. for highly improper and gross IN.
masonic conduct"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

The importation of Indian
Gem into Great Briiain for
tie eight months Of The pre-
sent year ending September
we're ~ .387 quarters, a.
gainsl = .8I4 quarters 10 the
satlle tine 10 is44. and SD
quarters same time 1913.
The imports Of Wheat and
Flour. 90 ~ contgsfy. eese
much reduced from prevines
ysa,s. The quantity Of aheat
impaired from January S 20
september 5. of il,e pfsssnt
year, vas bn 250, Isl aaar.
tef.s Z ainst 947 500 quar-
feFs during same time in
SIS. Floaf. 2bI. 3eI cwts.
this year, sgaiBs, GAG .O26
- 8 last year; and IL is sia.
ed thai even Of the Tedac.
81 isnpassa ions If The pre-
sent yeaF a considerable pot
in has been fe-e1poTted.
a amiIar deficit is also OBJ.
Sc we'd IN the import Of Bar
! Iay-whlle Of lnferioT grains,
chiefly used Tor feeding cats
! he. including beans and oats,
and, as above taxed Indian
Corn. the tblss Of the pre-.
sent year exhibit a consider
able increase.
The deficiency in the i'm
poFsations Of Wheat. Flour
aud Bafley, end the csnseS
qneni Iow state Of such for.,
e,gn grains as are chiefly
used Tor humao susience.ars
noted BIZ the English Iourn
ais, as the more remarkable,
in cons dera ion Of The IN
feriar return Of the present
! years harvest.-N. o. BuI,
One thing is remarkable,
sass Dir. Sk uneF, as charac-
isrfs5 &c 0i he habits OF Amer
lican Agficulturis.s. They
sBe WilheFeal difficulty bro'l
a bestov atit ntian on any
thing which Will mol ma ure
aud yield is haTees in one
lear. a. the mist OF etWfse
ah 1~vsonid cal Ixale Jpadger
s:taifberries, loesss lsfor tim.
Der, fruit trees. and varisu.
hijlss that ii time WouI,
yield a much greater prof
than annuais.
o. Our neie hbors vii
lease not dispuIl,e the re
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