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Texas SrsAR.LNe have been pre-
sented by Thos. #. M'Kinney, Esq, with
a specimen Of new sugar, from the tplahta-
ton Of Mr.. John Sweeney, on the San Ber-
nard, in tBrazoria county, which, taking
color, taste, grain, and all the proper
requisites, surpasses any article Of the
kind we have yet seen Of the growth Yof
Texas. 1t is pronounced by competent
Judges to be, equal to the very best pro-
duced in Louisiana, and Far superior to the
qualities usually imported from New Or
leans. A lot will be brought to this mar
ket by TIE first vessel; and, we understand,
be sold at a lower price than is usually
asked for an inferior article Of Louisiana.
Besidesa good crop Of cotton, corn. and
the other articles usually produced on A
farm, Mr.. Sweeney has this year made
about one hundred hogsheads Of this supe-
rior sugar; a pretty faif6rop, we think,
for q, new country. We have as yet seen
no specimens of new sugar from other
plantations, though we learn that Colonel
Caldwell and Judge Menifee have sucr
cecded remarkably well, as heretofore
Gnireston Ciui ian. s4no 1T eb in