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and none listening, each one striving to make
himself heard above the rest until the COM
petion between voices arises to an utroari-
aus loudness. We had four visitors the
other evening; two men and their wives,
all great takers. The greater part of their
conversation was rendered unntelligible by
confusion of tongues. You know persons
generally talk most when they are on their
feet to take adieu. This is the moment
when we most shew our esteem for sociabii-
ity, for we will cling to it for half an hour
after we have arisen with the determination
of departing. My uncle Job used to always
light his segar when the company arose,
and would deliberately set down by CHM
ney or window and leisurly smoke out his


weed and tell long yarn before it was time
to 60. Just as the aforesaid four were bid
ding good bye retired to the far side of the


room, where could see and hear what was


passing. The visitors were just backing out


of the door, their heads all jammed together
| like cocoa-nuts in confectioners window,


while each of their mouths were open in full


volley upon aunt Susanna, who with all the


good natured patience of polite habit threw


in smooth answer to their interrogations


will give you a transcript of the words as


they flowed from their loquacious tongues,


and let your readers puzzle themselves to


discover what they mean: if you separate


them properly they arc common sense; but


not without.-"I wish-I dont-You will
Good evening" 7viN-I 7oiV-.Sh-I 7yil
not-you goodnight | have
do myself the hleasure-comc soon Miss
ousan-i would-,nteationaHy-Miss Susan
and hope"-&c. &c. Ut is too hard to
, transcribc.) Let some folks "read, mark,


learn" and hereafter avoid such confusion.
MEDLEY.


Bucnos .fyyeS.--Wc observe with pleas


urc considerable migration of Scotch farm
ers to the banks of La Plata. They carry
$ with them implements of husbandry and
: what are equally valuable habits of great


industry, rigid economy keen but pure NOR


ais. With the excellent mechanics that ac-


company them we cannot help regarding
these adventurers as the trophied progeni-
t tors of future greatness, and as far greater
i blessings to the country of their adoption
+, than the English divers that are now plung-


ing head foremost into the mines of Mexico
y and Peru. There is nothing in this proceed.
!, ing to render it all questionable, and we
. trust the government Of Buenos Ayres viii


show its liberality and its wisdom by afford


ing to the hardy children Of old Scotia til,
u amplest protection and encouragement.


: NJ .ddu