HAYTI.
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We give our readers some description of
the beauties and fertility of the above Repub-
lie, not that we feel any wish for them to emf
crate there-it is rather our wish that the CO.
Toured population should all remain in their
native country. 1t is but just and right, that
they should be amply provided for here and
have no doubt but they will be in time
Yet if any have disposition to leave this
country, why not emigrate, either to Canada or
the beautiful island of Hayti, where the peo
pie are civilized, the laws good and well ad-
ministered.


We do not ask the Colonization Society to
provide home for US, we can do it for our
selves, when necessary, and far better one
than they have to offer.


Between Porto Rico on the east ard
Jamaica and Cuba on the west, ana at the
distance Of about three thousand five hum
dred miles from the Lands End in Eng
land, the island of st. Domingo, the abode
OF fertility, and the scene of important DO.
ltlcal changes, appears upon the surface
of the Atlantic Ocean. 1t extends one
hundred and forty or fifty miles in breadth
from north TO south, and about four hun
dred IN length from east to west,* and lies
IN the latitude Of lS 90. north, and in
longitude GS. 40. west from Greenwich
Ii is surrounded by rocks and dangerous
shoals, with The Bahama islands notfa dis
tant IL northe.ly direction, while it is
bounded on tie south by the Caribbean
sea.


1t was originally called Hoy'i, By the
natives, and afterwards ESpcgnoM or His
PGnsola, IN honour of Tie country which
sent out the squadron under Columbus.


lhe general salubrty Of climate, the
productlveness of the soil, and The L1autJ
OF the sceneIy-comprising mountains o
prodIgIous altitude and plains of magnif
cent extent, every where well watered
ana IN consequence spread over with The
most luxu1lant egetatlon-render this is
lana most inviting spot; and we do 1o
wonder that Columbus boasted Of having
DISCO cred the original seat of PARADISE III
In these delightful Wales, all the sweet
OF SprIng are enjoyed without either Wintc
or summer. There are but two season.
In the year, and they are equally fne; th'
ground always laden with frui, and cover
cd with flowers, realizes the delights an,
riches OF Poetical descriptions. WEerove
we turn our eyes, we are enchanted with
variety Of objects, coloured and reflected
Dy the clearest light. The air is temper