Eastern times., 1853-04-07
The New York Times---Daily
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time are, ls series of Letters from the South upon
the resources industry and general Character nj The
Southern States gentleman of ability practical
perence and general knowledge I'd, series Of articles
by a distinguished southern writer, entitled The
Grcat COnVcrSatl0nlSts, giving personal. bOGranhical
and rca sketches from personal acquaintance of
ferson Calhoun Hayne, DR. Cooper, Legare and other
distinguished public men; Sd series entitled Leaves
from the Diary OF New ork Clergyman written by
one Of the most eminent American dvines and giving
personal "reminiscences of the greatest interest 4th
Letters from the Manufacturing Districts of New Eng
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servation 5th Literary Papers, Reviews Sketches &c
by southern gentleman OF eminence an author and
divine-the writer ofthe letter entitled North and South
published in the Times uA0nths since which Al
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freely canvasses every topic of interest that may arise
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cussions OF public affairs.
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