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From a gentleman IN Ireland to a friend


IN Baltimore, dated Nop. 80, lS45:


II suppose you imagine from the
newspaper accounts that we shall all
starve in Ireland before next harvest.
No such thing is feared here, as there
is quite a plenty Of provisions in the
country if they are left init. A great
deal ofthe potato crop has rottcd; but
even il ne-fourth of the whole crop
was lost, (Which doubt,l there is yet
an average one remaining sound, as,
in the memory Of man, there has never
been such an abundant one, both as to