Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
To that branch of the harmonious family of Literature, of which the ESSAYIST is a legitimate member, one peculiar immunity has uniformly been accorded. He has permission, at all times, to commune with his readers, unrestrained by drawing-room etiquette, and without being requi...
In this country gypsum is a great source of wealth, wherever soils are sensible to its effects. It has tended much to equalize the value of lands, by imparting an artificial fer...
5. Part 5It has been apprehended by some, that the late fall in the price of land, and its productions, would damp the ardour of cultivators, and deter men of capital from employing thei...
1. Part 1To that branch of the harmonious family of Literature, of which the ESSAYIST is a legitimate member, one peculiar immunity has uniformly been accorded. He has permission, at all...
6. Part 6Having touched the subject of education, I will add, that when the benevolent intention of the constitution of Pennsylvania, shall be carried into effect, by "_the establishment...
2. Part 2Fortune, however, while she laughed to scorn his dreams of princely splendour, has deigned to crown his days of anxiety with competence, and Philosophy bids him be content. He c...
4. Part 4"I have been favoured by your letter of the 24th. _Chaptal_, sur la Culture de Vine, _l'Abbe Rozier's_ memoire sur le mellieure maniere de faire et gouverner les Vins, and _Jull...
7. Part 71817 1818 1819 Total. ---- ---- ---- ------ Charleston, 25 20 14 59 Philadelphia, 9 3 3 15 New York, 3 5 4 12 Baltimore, 2 3 2 7 Boston, 1 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- 15 11 10 36 -- -- --...