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Irj if irtsi U io pc4 Vi j pgr
!t. ov mng prpt(xit: hm)
f nwiB( jwm-4 Lcr it Ue. ?Trl! no v.
I.& k jnf m oivrli wrr rt fwrr f
eWrtmity it. Jirinuii fenora.G maf
ir Lo v iL4 m quiur anc-ther cootklc ra
tios. 1 1 y, life tcrts tu furc lrr lt
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tliTf mbf tsiictti my, vi 4 M Jy . tW
tfi ilJF !' ...! ,'; r f t t-j
Ntnriftu i,3 Licit k. k petttttj
ff J to Lrv, id nJenia4 .Wwt
iLU eii(i r.f. Jatitf vpoa il i; it Cott
tliMbka ih ionpvBriiicK it.
liv earth, and mctaj cM audi, tit taint
at if no ari4 aa rrtrnt.fc Tbt iciJarta
1 ; " - a a w
ut luru; u ii t a uvruutr, iwrpc tb
pf ta tmer wpoa Uh? drtaiU 4 erfi. pr4 tka' br tTaitai1 twrirtf .
I ft.. (fsertl xprrfu(urr;b rhri)ff jraa tiwtiit thi
aitftti in ta kLa!f !
Cf tit tfSid lit Mi ttttltit tm.1
IltJtit Mat fimJ im Ura ihroarn on if it i poionr, ii.herl k It
a ael iT 0frtnioiM, iiKoui chart, -mrtii, I PTW'UP tuhtt.4 .eaJUtjr. grre crop, iL
dr (vlJ-tl if weiruMhMheMi.fijciinj ilJeoJtfen,ofa!ili,erfta!tJ,)eJloirkk.
tit wlrirbhafrbtraaatopfurlandaiMkaj'J UjfelTrri 'f .Now ceu-
mnA I jh.r-.ar. , Ut ua ibertfor. m-J ,rl,H rJ. W oi at f yoir
iWr. truat ta Wiraclre. aJd by tht ludei or.aart ioto li.urianct.and reap Un
Avmmtf rv liar Uarttnl from the ni ) rrwrd. ,o roocb f..rilluitra.
rriiin; raark aboat tht cmpuoiitoa el
I ha' f fIiiOfrJ to imprra en jmir
ntmuirj-, iliai thr t-rm mIi ia rrvy rm
re!ieHiitf. llct tlw-ii, to cnrutricenne.
it if aUd tn h rnnrnibcMl, that alu arr
r.tmpiHiruK fif wlkuttt-a, l arilit.and mriaU
wlU ari.U. .Now the. rarth, alkaltra,
ntfUl. iiy rMinuilitirariiof ilirLnoan
irrid't (cad ihtli mu ia lr().tii.) yet j
rtiaf a-1, hr lhicbanff if rriiU. alifr tin
ihtlitt f Oh ratdi alkaJi, nr airtal. .Tl it
alaar tfiiMina lit ;.inn rffrr timeyoii
Innit I1! arid yu atur lnhartrtrrof
(Jiu'mIU I'Jrtia nMU may he anited tu oil f
itrl and Arti Giaultrr'a tall, wrm aqua
lilt ami Arta 8viiib Auirririn aaltpe irt
or ki nmriaiic arid and furm common laMe
talt.t Tl rt da i rwl!l ilw Jbaw or ba
ll of tbia aatt, lha it alwnya a.tda, vihi
in n4 rhanjcita character . by .-4 hanein;
tlit acid, - 'la (irt another eiair. fir, lime
iy bt tiuited id eaxbonic acid and lorm
chalk, or marble, or limciiouci or it .may
bt anited to oil of vtiriol, and form plater
of raria.or to pjioaplwirie. k hI and form
bne-dt.t. Now ia rarh cae, the bast
jfthe-aali, Uiat ia.ilie lime, cwaina iin
chaofj alj btit, cbanginy tlit arid, : re
r harif e th nature of the aal t, and of courae
iu efbrta will b tliflietenU .Now ,tt is
jlain, that whert the bat of the aall re
knaina tlit tame tlat.will aUaya art.thr
fan, but different efiVcta will be pro-
lluoi'd by ltiT ren ariili. . ac,U bate acta
Jaya one way, but each baa .an telion
to every ther. Karli acid arta.alao ooe
"way, bat each haa an action dislinrtfroni
every other; imprera this on yqnr inind.
Ke fleet upoikit a mnincni, and you will
prieeireibataalla pnxlurediffcfcni eflVcts,
according to the nature of Uteir acid. Now
thia way. lie illuatrairtl tUtf;youtakQtvr
ry.day, probwlly. witli your evciy pineal,
omninn tall, that i, toda, a bate, unitid
t rnorwiTc;Cai id,"- Your digt tiinnjBiid
lealih are!l tha hettrr for it. ,Ymi give
ijiiur caula. a J'ide ralu It Va ihcni
good. Kitpp'fe now you change the arid
'. tifilmt aal , leaving. toila, iia bat', in, the
tame quanta? you dilv take Inrtcad
of the muriatic, tuppt you eubnitute
tSe. nitric aod or, w hat i. the tame thinr,
turpote.you talipetre from J'erti, in-
. ttrad of coinmnn rah. , You nerd not be
told, that vnu would pnUon Votirtell and
J oat rattle by to doing. You can duink,
dare ,av: ' have, cream of tartar
' w r- , j ----- , iifiiriiviL iiivnj in rai.
the proportion of water, Bioul.', and ' fJrT -ty im hht'Aoy ti atad4. 1 tg rneuot and .(-paai i'
ill,' wbit-b Vie tlurg ol yoamlf mm! andbefia Mwrel wcU -afd.Kibif l itb'i a ta coaatant!
lio. lt ua now arplj thia kw if the
axiina of taltt m thoft conuintdin cattle
dat -gJ In (he rt place, wt bare talta of
potatn, of aoaa, of limrj ihete art the
mm t abuiidact and active; then we bate
laltt of , iron, . roncgai.e?c, cf rlay, and
nugncia. , Thcaa bm.CaUiU'iig in email
proportiont, gtay bt thrown tut of th
tccrtii, bearing in. mind, how ever, thai
Uiongli act tliif t atiile,, a plant doea
uoti they cntfi rqur-)!. witii the .oth
er into ita competition. 11 ia begin
with tlit eaha., It it found cprnbined in
raitle dun, firat. with a Trcetalde aciJ.
the acid of mould lilt a .nourMier of
plants.- hccondl), with fuitdiuric acid
or the acid of eulphur. called the oil of
f itrtd. , 1 tiia it one of the poiaonera, ex
Utiujc only in null proportion in cow
dung; it hiinitlera to the want of a Leal
thy plant. . I lie aaine it trut or the com
inon tall, or tht muriate of toda'of dung.
If U tited in large quantitiri, it would
poiaoa the plain. to which it raieht lit
applied. . . The neat talta. art, those of
tune, phosphate, and t u)phae of lime, or
lime united to tolphuric and, phosphoric
acid, forming plaster and bone duct 'J be
arid here, if abundant, would have a de
rided bad influence, they are poiaonert;
but tht carbonic acid, in the carbonate
of lime, it a nouriaher. u Now from the
tniall ryiantity ia which thee aUeiwi in
cattle tiupg,' they ,acl only benefici.illy.
'ained when ihrrireein'nreaft tafir'f r tsrlgf brira; Ct M aa f
U k, tbeerijre, qaucMM'tirt, as tbt f tf t'fbM l f i:iiMk3. U waa
btrjS tC4UdrraliMrvf bt toaaptwitin vf ,etiJ pZ'.iht Wa4r 4 at ep
maourrr
Cencral
Utj,a.e ftClcirai fur iajtrttaadisg ti placr-. I!a iiji mmi4 aa,iu
camre . niAal firoppuirt. II n weai aad very tCewal-4taig
rertaiertLi knwtt er tjat all jkt Axy- go.l 6tttgme4 iBvNiM,at roa
pingt, ef xaricua'aninalt, atanitatva- fderUf tiiH in tgateat-wkwft Intff
tillyjl tame t a!tt at t!uea catile'dirg." ' Ll d d ! wtk.M t.c tir op-'
They all cooiara rriionWVarh Vf die JphMaiin-t rtrefetd. IUad llf.,
iclflinrf wlirh tWai abta.- It wDI bo II: werrrettaa!lv utH . ka.
e aotsgh far U pnrpnee f thk !?aay-tau ie al'i' f of r act. !. by tepotatMi
preeBt to)mireerc4Vr,ttablr.t!i0rirey irMy totiotltHW tbeH"' Tie
-ll
your atock pre rttt.
' V" . " Water:
Nl(l l -itaaJ Wj
' Minair, ' ?S SO
Hm. )..,., " 'JIM
tUtcpa'a-r, "7t
T a CBaiiaara )
- "' --. '"TV 7''rt
- t;om tht G'tuaWi' faii'mi.
t T1IU PILOT; MOUNTAIN.
Tbia wnt der'of I atnri iiot-d ii.tSt ' liackd.- IV't tball kI prubably eoavi-c
eawrn pait lf 8aT) N. Ci er'Uh"a-. eat-h oher by argaene eer an prmraei.
winch Oivic'et thi
It riaca ao i lated
p ain; no eini r x-riai t, oc ef ay , t r jr in jw ii rem ehet aha in pt
rtiidriatle b)'r.'btii ithita Bity I I eaa toca lrio it aa tm tiiter , irrrouite. Tut tj-gt,ac;drspieMitia. Lie
ri.i'otufh ' v - ' aVomia In. I ra- despite ru I empit jb.biW and al bit anovemrmi ait texed
'The eent of tlie' Motnita'n to the tti V,tie tai-p't it Buiier my feeifad j lor t uriM.t.a of B-Ufcpreaaataiioa and
I r'Pf . tf'eeable p-t of refresh t T't tr ! I faau. tw tavift aflt A ,.' aalilatbiite. it nn war in-
ini'ro ihn b.lf the diMinrt H the top U utni .' l ha f,neal, of coaie. trnunn to ll iib the ratitad cubmav
ill M .bt ir.it Vf 'llf tUp4 . 4 V: H-w I
dfcv itt !alrb?T eVa ibk btartt ea tlI
nif d'waiaa.. Ia tHra ? Yif i f 4 , e"tft .roatiait wit le pra "
av.lrrary att Mt ag' wn, a-atmt, u oeiit jey ikb f it
rka'artertlM tav 0frtl a aiy p 1 -bcatr'vaaidaiiag
tb laff-eaa )tr!
fetbapa arm f Vtf 4 k k ten
aAeW mffitfei a t.awane cd sli ce.
ed rrne a Mr. t'iat baa beea 4 that i
bf prrttt k arioaa ardttM af blet ard t
tt-eH & ta tb et-t fiotttwf ref ated ia
b it jgai b'anr. f tobuy, ltd. Ctf t
fy (t baiatt tlal n r. atffiatort ha
ai p"iia k as, ala avl a'watt i-ti.A
k lit MMety b et, witLobt ttrb iliM
pefa-w. thf U t iet. .? t T
ll ! leta eharft-d witb bcief ,i"f
dieted t-ifwH og. aad lnul ard oppreKii
o eptiLft Vt beta afI.d id Lia.
r. Clay, at bm period - I k 1 fc ear j
to r'r ?abl the reapee doe U bjaai.at
uv twocMte itfc ptofrirtf r.! (anblr
trad thrir 'pablk tabled Ft?iapaidat
of I'd ly reit he Laa pl.yed al u gm
fl bitard hatrvrr. Vba fafgrf tl4
rppttfttd by care aad batiaett, it bt bat
aaht any iMitatioa, iibaa reea a t'-tr I
ot Ut. birb, ol. Ia yeatt. h faocaTr
rtW ikaevrr indulge ia., .Ilebtrt
a-drd period af apwatJ of ibiny-4o
yetra ei Aablai d. tad we r.at it (iota Ibtj
cao! andoabied toarcre, that a gast rl.'
rtrd wt aever pUjtd, aai a-pick "rif
rairla artcr in iia bunt, fttb lyt.
U dge, i ' v, f-."f'-. - ' .
lie baa the Li heal retprtt tnd f rtat-j
eti dirteiei.c tor rehg ia, a d itt aiklt
ier; and wt belMte thr i aota eW;M
. a v
mult.
ltd
Imm --
ti.sa f) N
.-v
ihst. ihotirh be taigVi tatl eiiact lk
oppeneat. bt tbati-l law the tuea hu
if at aa rrhaary hn.I araat. bi kaew
welt oa wbei gwmad be ated.aad hm tm
wield iU itn of rcU'.a ailait ti j..iV muk the iUt of bit eealta
-lgod aCveaiag.. Tfc Uuemt beard biaa fxti i.osa be fepreati.ted ta the Uri,f
. in. owg;- v a aia iy hh a e wn a a . H-pre, aUe, to cat t a !e lr ; Cra
'aid. General P tarda U)9 j Ja Lena at Prrtidaatef die L'aiied Flaw
H toroe rnil.. Wttballawpttbat It eo- n,, adtaw. ialdmt the Ucamlbi
ce.ckHetbT argaa.ea.it tier w-itef terarfeotCd peraiat ia tbete atp
larta,;arief tot ltl rrat 1 fe. t Iforart.
taeV eooSatd t h-e t ull e rbaraeter aad
iVrMtnty lMi 8.lir.'fA Btl there k ooa ibkg iairlatia to!rei.de: baUiibabadi.litpir ,w.Vu
I pile,4.rrte ft'di tft' tSia mailer, whehdeer-etriaideratiiHi.i,r.jWIO par0ifg .i; wrtreverit goet,
x urlait t. or ea ay I'i bK'I jaor rl fka j-u at .'fa rem ea.at and ia ptiiattand aoeialia
0('dul t'iat ihrtlaiiovmsr proceed nt.wtblg toatrct, or five up tie rfoe
boittbark. Fiow'thi tpit the aerlitMr , Uit.e.- ? Tbrie' wa ao ra Ma lt atun.
beedieVier rr. ai.td yon f iceeti theptaJBut."adled D.llrri, wbiklbe Gene
ncteriirh ieriittanteleaiioa it tt tt Wiibiag at tLe.conieaipt ibaa
ont 200 fet. The (inly p t the win tbro a apna bit t"da, it ill ai do for
rniti the n-.ith aiJe. arro imep "yob to treat my rliioa . ll youd,yHi
ndliiriCulto(aeerii;etiikiHiiaideied aie a U-i maul" ,'! waa taeugh .
by no ane.n a d.ngetoua achievement," uttirg mJie wae eant.
and the tbtittir ia rewarded (or Li tod by
ilev tbta ta
a etfiat hmcb al natter be nae)
Utrbta a eaeep Uea tay ftaw twr
aigbi adaa.?taae f baeat aaea,biW
It dl rtitt tit a-1 je. -f teir eataiaaa
ftfihe L(Ut petal tt a tuk'awMaU
dcBe. t ' -, i t
reaaa Ibf Leaf f ' ( Ej . OWerv-r, Je fib.
MR. CUT AND CIS EHVltECS.
T-eVe fa aa rxaa, ia the attacda al
rtiraeuoa ai-d ealuaaay, el tueb prrataet
iele. at
daeea
td , V ardt Mi. Cy, iluie Iat
laVeety j er. Tl ey arute at al 'be fct
that be did eat dree it but duty aetiag
C nbei a pa bi e B ytdf aiei t. m ia eo.
ta enrhaetiog propectofihrarroMni!irg
country and moeiita n teener? ia the die
ttnee. T deoae ai d aide'tiretclilng
foreit tppeav t dotted with fare a and ham
Ids. ' TnV Blue Kdf ietota ia a lm-g
Itc ol rnnui tun licithtttmhe north aej
1 ' Fre a th C iiwtia Oaetrvee.
; TESTIMONY ON WAR.
4 . . . . , ...... . '
, If war be tlertuial aiate i-f tttge
ir.b . Peace n iba fii't wantol everj ri-
tibztd community. , r, oo nuabt,.!.
Ta the eeetwi.d. in Sl,.ket eonnty, the "TV . . . Vl 7 Till
c? ii . . . Tel rtviaiIHll u viii'iK iivim.'b" w
Saura town Mount-.i.e rite viroi, tht .!.'. r,f1..,.. ,A
tomeof wbAae aommH eieead.ha - T" r- "
tnj ar, i or, at ivcri. wmi.vi in "iia
a,ron ui't uiilitqently both. An error
in audi an iaaue.i. on 'lj" part ol .( -Lief
HM
Pdot in bright. And the YaeVn, fluw
leg In from the hill of W ilk e. and ab
ina t wettera btee nf the Moonuiet
ini we wetiera owe m tne xiioonmei i . a ..j
?U U ai.tr tW in a m.xv l.n.of . M Bute, ni tft
light ibronieh lha a iltferaea. ! t
'Tha lesiili 'of rcneaurenienta, taken
nn-e Veatt aro bv Pieaidei.t tildwell
Hut if you apply a great eicese, even .f . tod Protettor Andreara. aiy at folio et:
cat le dunj. you may be aure of an unfa
vorMe n aulu It a ill lie pnduceir by
the acids of thw frits w huh we haje
ctillrtl prjonii:t. To continue 'our rc
marVt on the 'acida of talttcf rung, it it
to l e outrrvtd, thai ihcy Wj also upon
the foil.' v. .V . "...I, I-
They, dccoirpoje tliat. That it. they
ei tract" f.-om ine Mil alkalirrrir other
auta'taiicci, like these in the oiiginHl tall
Now though arjptitd, as they niuU be, in
very indl dosct in rattle dung' yet. b
caue of their decumpoting action on toil,
they continually rrnew thcmtflI they
lat tdl their and t taken up to supply
ihe waiit i'f crowing plant. Lrt its now,
Height ol the Pilot Mountain front
' a be atar Giany creek detbt
lop ol tres. 1331 I't
Elevation ol the pinnacle on the
mrh tide i the p'ltee if ascent, 203
Ele vaion of the tame on the touth h
-.'aide, 230-
Iltghettperpem'icalar rrck'or the -
a'iuh aid', 114
f,,In the jeid gy of thepincle hert ia
fomtth-ng qn'te temtikable id enriima.
! i made up chiflv td mica tlata .and
; quartz, but each exhtb t peculiar n!
uiiete-tiKg chreier. It? rocky mI i
fi.ll often' (r.'in ton to boiinm,.and ia
o r giilatly atratiried.'thettiata dp; ig
rmi nearly tan angle t f only Undines.
ol iargaii, &,5., ao often denWd. t(prt
d and triumphantly eelu ed. Vttuld
a tana handle a parid careatt. .' During
Hit raavat ia lenneetet, (tit ytar. Air.
Ptdk. oa cr.l ocrainnr' attempted te
ute UiatsUU rharge; but it tt net, tad
rerelled witb tiich iiidifnanttpirh,by bit
able. tlnqBtnl tnd iniiei i J eomtietitor (Go-
teinor Jouea that Lewat eanrely ailenc.
to, and w iiaiuly tmagiBt ill eer again
attempt to propap-ta rh a calunay in
the gallant and pitnoue a ata of 1 ccntf
aee. '. . c ... ,
But oar frfaent ed teei relatcr to Mr
CLaVt pnvait eondutt and chaiac er, ao
r!ereil!y atten.pted by biaenemsr tt bt
CZpoted lo the f -ler-f dit w..ild. " Being
bt neigr.bor, Laving knean him all our
ht. and having etceiveil iMm ibott abo
art tlder than we are, fall information
about bin, prior t tht eommtateaitBtof
our oa n kaoaledgt ol bim, wa can trek
of him, at aitoeaaea ho know, and bee
lievt tht truih vf Ik at to which thry tea
tify. i. it." I 1 1 w
' Foriyone yetn ao.Mr. Clay, widv
eui hut knnaledge, waabmoght forward.
- L X- .1.. f... ii " It ia
V"ur"': : he Vonstituents of mould. Secondly
, and .tartaric t acid. You .. have, a Tetrr.
reader, if you understand how the acid
ol the aalui ol uutig art, turn to tne Dase ' mot! abundant roik i a piculiar
of the alkalies and metal and earth oft kind of mien or it roik composed d ery
these talis. W hai is their action! Vhatifie granular quaita with fleah red mica
purpose do they'scne in dung applied at j intima tly tli-e.iinted.7 The tejtme is
inaiiure? First, they ruler into and form jriquis tely fine, and the cohesion ia to
: r--i . t .i e..- -I.1.. . ... . ...
apart u tne living piams, nicy mrui nntr tnat it may lie ireqnentiy rrurnniea
pari oi its necrtsaiY inoti, ns niucu as uu
Your doctor givet yu a tweat with Sil-
viiu'a salt, that is, acetate ot ammonia, a
aalt cuiupoFt-d of that and vinegar: or von
lake, perhaps,, sti tfl racing draught,
formed ol lemon juice and pearl-at-lie.
All doef you good. But suppose now
let loose, by the disunited power ol a
growing plant, then thry act as alkalies
upon mould. They brsien decay, render
mould more soluble, fit it to become food
fur plants. This account of the .action of
mould and talta, in. ca tle' dung may ap-
between the fingers into the finest Blue
tsnd " . .
' At a point na the road between the
Little Yadkm and Mt. Any he parting
traveller may obtain the nosi ingidar,
si d he. hap the finest, view of the IMoi.
One exb of the Mouniaii i there pretent
rd to the beholder, in it mot peifecl py
rmidal lorm. lit at aide are Been
ila;or. hating a.vnice in die qoetiiun, a
cttMit of infinite BianitU'lr, The atarder
of an luditidual by an tndirideal re, ia
guiit, comparatively, but a drop' of bbod.
M" i,M"r.i Mt.ir.r.iv.v waif. .t.iB.pi.., I . m . , fc , . . r
iu.iice. ad f.iMess; to te thattlie e.tta I J 'r,e'V" " UC"V
. . . . . laumklr il lnnlitrLp. Krnm Dial
oiararit ml only tost, but viputnl; tO('." ' .
teBBietbalwtdoioU
lands. - i,..r ant lhi,. that i. Ins r-.h.t D' r; uh'" th 'f of f l"'A
e are a. .eady to five a. lo demand ex ! f '"'"h
-i . ..: -..t .. i.i... noi have -rtad ly bettowed an bim, if
...,. . i ' i,-. .. .tt he tVaired it. Aod alter ha became
i-:. " - j . .: s: ow i did t.. tht wbou s a by
l II 1 1 vw eelieMvjri b tj we uwiu a a" at , . m . I a
i ,u , i "...... .'...i,- t hit profaiaional lame, and bia seivicea ia
thou'd dito-T".d. ve een to to tr.r ni. i ., ...
pear to you, render, long and hrd to be,werp(ng up from the surronnding fo'et,
. ' . . . . . i ' . . . . a
vou change the cooling. veeuWeaci,ls j '.'""erstoou . req y. y ou i i. pa
iur a inin?ral acid, eav oil ofritrol. You !l v?r 7 lhat account. . A patient read
inav not Uke potashunited with a dose P-Pf 'om S "?"rP
'.:. ' . . '. 1 nw.ro ro-nlmrt, -lll Oil! VOII III DOSSPHSIOn
1 do reqtyst you not lo pass
Crsou.t y approacning ana oecuwing
steeper; until they term in. t at tht per
pendicular anil alta-like tnas of rock
.f;i ..c ....:...1. i ,iia .,-,; more reaiiiiigs, miii mitywu m tnn loim me tuirrau. ii in.-rc kic
lion ol mould and salts in cattle tiung. is
' equally, applicable to all manures. If.
leas, tun hnnpticiut to idants: others arc ac
a a . . . .1 . '
tuat nuisona. in tne tirat case, sans tie t
over the rer.Ue des the
(le appear to be placed.
The name i said to be a ttanslatioa ol
. i ic. : ..i... ......
u nounsii jou ac , . . I S o -d 1B 0 tltiea s,i.1tj ct. ? niUn apoellauoo timifvat Pilot,
heln to nourish plants, as common fall, , ' . , , - ..... ... . . , V :.
i . ; -.if. ,i.. ... 1 ami master ii, jour lauor m uiiuci?iii- raiieo at ny ma aoorifinea oe-so n
helps to nourish jonrself; irt other cases,. . i ntnnmrs will be .,...,1 ,a . t.tui.hm i.. ts.iir
they piuAon plant.jtial nalhey would im-, t ; ,laio,nci.t of Ihe f..... ..,nne .1.,. ,.., . eatenl
(vra) w- , . l ' ll aj , w m . w '
of sortoiinititig roimtry..
. It att'fies ti e ee and fills the void
with a ca'm and solemn delight lo xz
i pun the Pi'ot. Win ther touched by lh
fleecy tigs ol the morning clouds or
P'Crcme the sintering ski?s of nnon, ci
lennkine amone oiellnw.iint f eenine;
. . 1 1
... ' rPIlllflll Itl Lilt' tlltflE BlUlt lltLllt LI . tita; p
pair your eonetituii.in, pcrliant Kill you.; . , , m
l.t it lo be rendered, m t our. '
nu n a c na.. n llw.u.. llinl mimull 111 It . T . I ... f
7 --."; - -; j, ' other manures, comtotcd of the Uroppmgt
in;d ditMi hecome medicines, so, in
plant, a mii all dose is not only good, but,
imh essential. Nw if we ditide ihei
and into two classes, the nonrishcr andj
the poisoners, such will also he the UHttuei
a . i .
of animal?.
SECTION" SIXTH.
Of MgU Soil, llog Slimiirr, Dorsr and Sheep
UlIU!
Tliii divin prec pt ta' of unusual ob'.ia
lion. It is at applicable tot tier io their
iiansarl on with other nat'One, 4s ti p'ri
vale ii di'dnal in their daily ititerenurae
with ear.lt udier. p.iwer ia entrusted lb die
former in d i good, and tc avoid etil.
Such, clearly, i the revealed will of God.
V; W INFIELD SCO IT.
IVatliicgtnn, April 8G, 1844.
' Fruin iha Bdtimire Amurirtn. '
MR. CLAY AND HIS KEVILERS.
Wa publish tin morning an amcle
with Una tale I mm the Lexingtnn. Ky
Ob'tiver. lieajmotbe lead withami feel
ings of indifimiion at the ful.iijusUre
wuh ahich t1e motf, ditnguiahed ttes
roan of thia cnuntty and one of ih in-
blesi-mindad men of thia a(,e ba been treat
ed by hia political oppreua.: . .-
It seem that the ordeal uf calumny ia
one which every man must go ihrouch
who would hoiioetly nerve his country.
Tli more rniuie.nl ihe ain. the moie
powerful his aliiititt, tha mire Uithful
hi cervices ao (lie tnoie vuulent ihe
abuse, the more bitter tha animosity of
III Iocs.
. v St coarse and ungenerous have bren
the slanders ol some of Mr. (3.1 ay' revi-
leia that paper of their own puty have
tefuted tii pubhth ill vile t ffusi-n. A
Pttter.borr; paper uecllned la auoiil two
of Auu-s Kendair pamphlets i(t u c.t
lun n, ttaung iriHt one wa 'ungentle,
maidv," and he olhtr. ? bl s plieu)u."
Yet other pipits ltae been loa crnpu
loua, and ttise mirerabl outp iunng of
ih hatred of a man w bo ha Jung been an
object ol DotMntssetation, aa one , who
seem o hte lusi ihc mortl perceptions
of right and wrong, truth and laUily, have
been eirru'aird ihrOuchoui thecounUV to
nn wht knowe him, that doce rat ciit
rath leward kot roidiat ttternv nd te-,
tu. Oa the ateaaorhbla occuiob latt
f.l', of ihe great dtaeetaina tewten tha'
Ker. Meit Carrpbell and Rce, Mr.
Clay, by common consent, wai.rrlrcUif
ta prraide tt the pubbe aaeeting.r Jit bat
ranutbutett Bith a touch liberality a be'
cno'd, td the budding, we belmte. of ee
ry chuich, or toue ol tlivme woiLip,
iba baa beta creel d during hit abode la,
er Br L'i pgion,'of winch there btve
been many, lit htt lwtys htlJ a teir
10 ibt Lpitcopal church ia thia cmv, of
which hi lady it a coma.tir,!rnnt. and La
tentia ly attendt dit ina terviet on' tht,
Sabbath, wb n al home., ' N roan in the.
coicrtiuoily displiy mart pubbe tpipC
i more rtdy ta ttcend and toecbr t'l ol-
j-rt oi pubbe improvcBient tnd mti
ptiae. Ae a farmer, lit it ctBtpicucii A
-II ihe daptrtmemt of bit tccaiido.'tol "
eptrilly ia the improTerntnt of "tha
breed ol all do9'ia.ie oinals. Nor it
there toy ont t bote heart il mora f3ici.
ed by eae of era etion or mitfortone. or,
whose purse it more open to rrliert tht
diaireted'-' ' '; ' C - V" V
, Such I tbt individohl upon whose bea)
biitnr, maligniot, end tiodictive enemief
are coostatirly pouring'out t.rrrrU cf vPe
abuse aod calaainyl But, a pit bit ow"p
emphatic language, troth i omnipount,
and poblic justice i ceiUih. Tie" i;i,i
vertal.tbout of brcouclrjiaeo have ki
ready proclaime'df'Vn'tonts'of thunder, hit
innocence and hi Airid?t8inn; and if it
.all pleas' God fr'apart hi va'oable if,
t gloriooa triumph aVi'ittiIrn ia Novem
ber next, a Konorfble to their heitt as it
it jutly ajieiiied by long, ftittiful add ai.
ntl tervicet to bit country,' " ' ' .
v ' : . . ' a t t .a 1 1 1 t. ..a 1..a i.ln. I ...1.. .1.. I. . .v. m .nil Is.
of the aatts, hen we therefore at., mpt The-e have not all been ana.yzea - "'IJfi"""
... .1 i ... ; t.t 1.. :. ...... ...:.l. .tu,.roa r enrp nnil 3R Ol-' P'lO triuun. or rnrii.iwii m m ' J " r,
...i i . . - j. ' i ... i ... ..:..!.. ...;t i.a I.tt. ovaminedi arouna tut orow it atano ever,. -
ai'izri.tutt! bli. triitiiii sirf imr uii'i: ran iiic HiniiitT mi'iiL ciriaa !
the aciJa rj!lJ innipnit. vt-t ulioso coin- thorouchlv but once. J0v U is not
pdiients are, in part, like those of the ve- quit fair ti bvse our reasoning upon these
gei-ute acia; lor instance, aqua-loni ol
nitric' ncidj 'But, the true mineral acids
are pnisotious, audi arc oil of vitriol and
rpirits 1 of salt. Onb"thiiig is.'jiet e to ha
bttn irt roiiiJ. , It tiiitBt neyer be; out! or
sjgliu in trying to unilerslantl 'how talta
make plants grow. 'You cast yOursalt upon
the ground, it lie there, no aciioil occurs.
It r in -; your salt is iliisohcj and disap-
singl.e analyses, and say .that this or that
mauitre contains thi or ihnteali in greater
or less quantity th m another.
..The quantity and kind of salts are ma
terially offected by several ci cutnsiances,
which will be considered i the next sec
tiotu An analysis, nude when the ani
mal is fed and worked one way. will va
rr from tha result which would bo ob-
the
tame i'S lund'ii)is in . the .depths of
die earth, and na head riairg in solitary
srxndeur la th . beavetia the tin of
Time and emblem of Eiernity jutt a it
rose under i' Maker" hand on the mom
i"g of cea'ion, and just at it shall tUnd
when the last time ahall come, i .
ANECDOTE OF. DR. HARRIS.
Ttie Ute Dr.llanis,olDafibtr.on. walk
ing out ur.e day in Otic of the large'villiget
arsumema and (acts,.
1 But such etT.nlt never yet succeeded
a onng a generous .people. A fir Hen
ry City, l is tev It rs mv know, that for
every calumny ttiey invent agaiost.him a
ilarioua iruh ahall r at m bis vinitica.
tionj lure very covecl'Iirust, insidious tub
or spiteful bla, a gtlla-il Iwar shall h
interposed between him aod ftngr.,s .He
basanffeted enough f'r biacoonuy tba
st iflJeit now from further hurt. Tht
more virulent thtir abate, the mote tin
ibt Legislature, there i ao office, tt the
ditpnaal of cither the people or the Legit
lature of Keutucky, htchbe auhi
have aoutht, that wouid n i btve been
readily eonfeired on bim. lit never It
t roputar (Uction when he waa a candi
date. Tha t aqhoveat of ihe people of
Kentoeky to-Mr. Clay has not beo one
of cald, personal respect, or mereajipiia-
t'on o ina talents; but u na been waim.
constant and ent'iusiaMic. They have
borne toward him tht affection of tfneud
and brother and fitter. ..
There i not a more moral aid enliehtsn-
ed eommunitr in the woild, o the extent of
ihe population, than 'bat of the city f
Letinetonand rayeite county. latipos
sible-io brbeva that Mr. Clavt if ha were
Iheimmoral.disMoluie.and debauched cha
racter .which In bitter and ailitfnsnt eoe
mie repreaeated him, could bae lived
in the midst of uch a.co naiunity, for
neatly fifyyeara, and ei joyed through
out that whole time, in an unexampled
degree, its constant IrictiCanip nu conn
dencrt - Tha coofidenet haa b-'en df
nUvcd in evert vanctr ol form. No man
haa ever been more attentive and puncio
al m hi private entg'fieni than Mr.
C'av. lie Im t.tT.-red, sometime, as
others have tUtTered. by resnitntibdi ies
for hi ft .ends, lit ia not rich; hit pub
lis service ht prevented hia becoming
wedthy; hoi no mm could ever reproach
him fr vioPon of -any pecuniary obhgi
ti.n or promise. Accordingly hia credit
ha alaaya stood, as il yet unds. at the
hiphest O'lintof elevation.;- And. by the
way. we.inav remark, thai.millnns of
dollar passed through his hand, Spea
ker of the House ol Representatives, and
a Secretary of Suie, and the tugue.if;
mahce Ins never dared tocharge bim with
the mipplicatin of ingle dollav On
one occasion, alter sewing rus
a Speaker, at ihe Ttaury, wh'is h, te
invariably did upon ihetermrnatiunof eva
rv session, it ppered that there stood to
hi credit in the bank where he Itaneact-i
ed hi busn. a tuun of -fifty : thomand
dolUr. 'He tinted to ibe teoretvy of the
ueasurr thai iheie mutt be tome mittake
but he wa cot fid a ly ttsuretV thtt thtr'e
was nne II aaid that i wa equal
ly .confident that he hd no, urt amount
of money, and veqoetied a lorther and
more j carefal etaiittattiona apoa w hich
iha del waa duaCAvered ili&t lb treasury
had neglected t clurgt hi at ttb a w l account of Public, Dfi? .of eowtt t to.
. - a
l tt.. V k. m-.L " V
iivnitiBnc, ,w.n rionni. . y
The National Finanect The Katiaaal jit
; Vko cRitcd it? , ,.
-. There i now existing a my conside
rable Debt due by the Fedeial Govera
raeni, main'y eie.tedii Mtrteel prcfoaad
petce, against every -d.clait af sound po
iicy. Who i responsible for tht rrea
lion of thia. Debtt .Tbe. foco Fcoe
charge it upon ihe Wh'g. and immediate
ly upon the hat or XXVIIlh Confrtts.
We uiicily deny it, and appeal io there
enrd. The charge ha been mde in an
nflieial decument (Report of Committee
ol Ways aod Meant io the House, jn fa
vor of breaking dqwa the TatiiT.) iliai tlit
last Congrea is responsible for $19,000,
000 or this Dbt., Thi .grossly. Bftjost
stttement has called nut Hon. D. p. .Bar
oard, bf thit State, of the mitioriiy o( that
Committee, who ia a letter, io the Nation
al Iniellifeneer ht ihroughly trtvarsed
the whole ground, and elicited tha aade
ni.l traih. Thit . letter it quite long,
and wt are capile&,Jo condense itt
tuteoien's. bal we aha'lendvavor to pre
sent ata leading facta as cltaily aa potsi
ble, i ' ; - i -: - . . ;rf i
Let vt begin by vindicating the last
(Van Buren) Aditiioiaixaiion aa .we
htvtloneiwiceb(oier-on a point'w here
on ii has beeo tepet'edly assailed errone
ourly: It is currently taid, and io good
lail'i, that iha ezpeoset of Mr. Vaa Cu
rtrta thtee first yeara wart nearly Fo ty
aldlione per annum, and ol hit four ytara
over Owe .Hundred and Forty, Mdltoo.
Tht charge it based on n officitl state-
roeni made during pis 1 estdency, froui
theT teaaury, aod gra.w ont of. a wily at
tempt to conceal the existence of a - Pub
Ke Debt. The Admiaiatration reqqirtd
and .ibUinedJn,l83T a.n issue of Tittau
yy Nrttea t meek 0ia pretting wanje tf
lha Government but- would not a'.l tvr that
these aote constituted a public" Debt In
1837, Congr inquired the amount of
speadituret;,fqr each of ht ptecedicg
three years, excirr,-t. payments .en,