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JOS. S. LEAKE.
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Or Our notice Of a stroling itinerant,


one Scion Robinson, who lately made a


tour through this State, has given much


offence TO N. G. North, the editor Of the


Southwestern Farmer, and lie abuses us
through half a column in his last paper


Mr.. North, as many Of our readers know,
has immense notions ofagricultural improve
ment and social melioration - confused
ideas Of erecting the whole commonwealth
Of Mississippi into an extensive Bermuda
grass pasture and flower garden--abolish-
ing the present form of government, and
Introducing the community system of Four
rier. And he says we are running tilt
against bis" cause" and he proceeds, with
moekness and commendable cha
rlty, to give us all sorts OF fagelation--
accuses us ofhavng no moro solid employ
ment than 'spouiing village politics about
the streets, &c. All this is put under the
head of Hillside ditching.' Now, that is
what we complain off we care nothing for
his abuse Of us--but to put it under the |
head of hil-sidetlitching'!-and minglo it
up with NEW method Of accelerating the |
washing away of hils Think of that,
master Brook.'--lt makes us mad--very
nad-io think about ii and we shall forth
with lay down our stick, and go out and


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