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thn the ht lmin 'U'"",', "l ",l I This is i ntirl U-m.I. i(m .ul.j.cl, Z ranl
continue to be so until wheat can U bought wo helmw. im( H.,r v.untl jit.lKlt...il or .on.
sI, lower. II il wcrv ". ami gwi are to oiMrncy. osc. rest, upon such l.:tj- r an
,. k.i.1 at their present ratoe, il would be thai of IV ' v
v. t-r our farmer to iear tiregon a 'f. I-. I-. wli. app-nrt-.l initio sam m.
. lint my tnen.l in California write-, jht. whi ci,i to haw tno tacultv of sa.
.,, that "flour before- the arrival of the in, but little nub many word,; ho uj ,.
V ' mi. - soiling in nroll uautiti. at t use in.' if 1 nvl- 1 tli.- fiitthi rs ulu.. ,av
iMiit ?.'" I'1 " l"'r ,rrt'l n" u,in UM wie mm oeiort' m
1' ii. mi Im h-I "l " ' l"'r r"1' '
, . .i. tin- lott r states. ju.t lut $10 rl'-ar ,
, ii ever lurp'i. in ten ua au iruin
.. i' , iinhia hmt. At tins rati) those 40,.
M '
A Tair l,
us Tlir C.iim.u -r,rd
out of nearly lug-tilicr. have received il,..r ,..,.. -.i .
M tVairiuiDnni'' Mi..ri. . i -iiviioui mianr ure rrammeu
ceded .1.7, . k . ' nh,e,, - '" C,,"'U":lr J " ,!"",' '"l" -' cuimnw.
laud
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DOIIll
" lllrldllt anvr Will, emartl. i.l ......... ...
tr.rtr.l .j (,.,!), rll,,llc , lft If(Jr o(
-rr ninlr air III. J hurt
IifTtr. Tiik Montane Wc undrritnnd
lir rmnarl Willi """ " ' MudrMr.C mi lUillir.i.undrr Mil.
i
emhraiioii In, ,ri i.i.i ,lrlll . r . , i , nit; ..Aim, and will Irate VaiKuumr Ik fur tl.rr.m..
Columbia ait luuikid Willi tir pj,rr, (1f morul.n, "" ll.r ptrwnl werk bl.r i, proUMj- !,,,.
lilr wliuir tillatf ,j, U(U .fjx nir by rotila. ,rJ bo,"M." hrr n.inmiMMnii haa already rittndr J
fwua duwajva. On mir n,jlil wr liac llir CaUlrpoutlr, i con,',,'',''y br)oiid Uir lutial litnitativn cf thtrr an.
J and lirrt . tir Hrr titutttti uf tli illamdlr, wliu , W c'n "u,y X' that Captain Daillic aud hiaofficrr,
I rock, on lUwrMnii tank, with two ot tlirrc Unr. '" lmf our Tmlory, carry with tlirm aai.iraDCt
. mnlt u,n ilirm, rlor in nan of riwrnxilli of xh h,l'' fonaidr ration and rct in which thv
T II P PPl1 1 TH I) I"""" awrrn; ai. iiK pat " l.r i.land" at a fin. " '''l )' h(t of ftirn.la and acquaintanca. Thit
I II 1J Ol "j I I A I U III 1 ! who woiiu. nl ail on Uir maj-tic Columbia, in ' nmf, of ') f thrw grnlUme n are upon our aub-
i audi a cr.lt j, uir I'lionn. with a fair and lively , c"l' 't. lirre tlity liae brru a .c ll.r firat ra.
brM and llir jloi w ui.lmit brainiu all jtmind Uul"l"n"1' of a piraa in Oregon, and lo which Ihey
)ou' Hut U.clud will oUciitc the .uii, and hrrr ,',v'' rtf " brn fum aiidconwtent fnrada. With
c are at Coffin Rock."' aud the wa) ihc rain comta ou' " C00"' l'" n amcrrcly wih Uictu " health
I down w a eaut.on to plraaur partira. Thi. rock haa I ,,,d l"8h fu'-'
i bfnudbylhe Indiana a place of drpuait for tiitir I .
urai! Laoora wrie urd ni.u.l ..I r.j;... -.i ..i. ' ror the Uirrou herclator.
Orrcvn cilj, Airtl li, imit.
cut-wtLL, raisTta.
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uYo. t. ciaat, BiuTua
2 Il will br di-tmfll) utulrntooU thai iMtirea an.
HHinrinj rau.l.J.tr. for office, willir regarded aa ad'
rrtinKiit ami rharil . r..td..i'!.
, .( wh.-Ht noulil make .IMK) tar.
ur , anil S!0 rl.ir intit ht ktrn!
U' ."j-i (KK) iii.'ri' uih il than aii
,, ,. islh a- iriilit rxs'.ciu ha.i in
iiaiiitms iimmiiut V A s ti in ii,ual.
h; uit'i t s 1 1 in tin' di'littT us to t lie
nixl t HKt mlmUs fi-aturf l hut
,ii. hi. n' it: it i now -um-iJ lay tho
,(. ,i lah livtli i tho iji'htor into
..n-itMiii to hn further ami inon-
iii.ui'is i.tm our hnnl ariuni;s.
. ' . . .1... .. i ..
1 1 . w Tin r sa s iiiai, - m ?-- is
nmlwuh IslaiiiU l-avitiK $17 pT
lir us' ot tin' Na ami laii'l for-
I as -li'iwu aihillnr li'tti-r I'ruiii
i I of iiium w h' is ii"w a n-siM-t ta.
i. Ii.ui! at Mufi'iTi . lm h k.i. s-tiil
' n .i tlcu-n I lurn-l' ( ihnir, if it i an
i nt in 'n-i'ii I t ' 'f harri I. ami
n " i ' .ir 7 iKM). ' ' U'.i- rvrr' start
,( ?hi' '!!' rv iiiJ'!1- aUmi tho " .nis-
,. nt Mii;'isli l 'nl. ami funis
' , ', thi lulu! inti'tiil U'ii thi'lav
an I IciiL"'"." Wf had sjil notlutig
. i, v r milt-nl lii-ani ol It In-lnri, hut
ti.-rr' thinivs il ou.'h ! havr Ut-n
i- u . (Kfi'inU'' for tliPomivMiHi and
I'., it t our want of iivii ii,'mn
h.I'I a iiu.i'k rxpptl to find corruption
,i. ;ividi"Ui inllimnrc stalking about )
' s'rrr'.s: in un fitiSKlitti lonn. a lo find .
. .ii i,, -in tw Ai )iL or luftfer. I
' ... . ti m it . ! . . ... i-- b J t
, va noticed a ,iiurt. pithy imir cornmu i -. "--- MuiiMt.MI1i.
tin- rsi-M-utor of 'he iMh March, -ywy - " " " "" "f pprr eri)
..naturi- of I'. wlm, lorvrttiiu; , hcrraltrr. the Hoard of Direitora ha.
Ill)'
Caoora wrie uaed iliilrad of rolTii.i. atul r,il, !
Ihe deceaaed were dpoiird all that nn(ht be requirtd n- KoiTOI; It appears to Ln ihc desire
in the journey to I lie .pint land, in llir fulfilment of the I f htimc -l,,r0l,s ' iniproRS upon the commu.
auprntiiioua brlirf enleilained by the race. You may nil-V ,1,e i,,,a ,,,al '',c i'!ir,y w explored llip
To Oi.ar.rusiu mv ,ri a inadmb!e.
Wrebauprrm the letir, fro... "J. s ,. - la iht i ,, ,H . ,h, ,.,, ,,,, ,noulljtrt W1. southern route to this valley, prompted hy
IUm.JoI ll.rrrio,.. h1 doubt no lli.t they will act ' drncr. of thn, Cul.ar custom in Una reepecL , '"'TeM. d or improper motlWS, knowmnly
in I'Ultnn In the iii.Uer lor ll.r brat inteitU of the
j-:tito;
W. are .Ww.ie tht mouth of Cowl.ti .,er. after '"lisr;Prl;"",- ''C HUltiiTli route nnd mis.
a mrhfa e..c.mtwnt mot dLarrerablv n-rd ... " ",P ,,,c "nr,rniiM In tin ir injury. As
i, .,-, . . . i 1 ---(,.. .j r-"" ...1...1 . .. . .. ...
... .. nrec.rq,amiwam.al..KlCMJtbelconarm,rncrof Ih. lnrr.nl. of r.,n .!,(. A A. ""', " -sseriions WIIIIOUl the support Ol rca
nrw opcunumiy and wrt ui Ihrou-hlo ll.r.kin Nrrr nmid. we
-Tlta' haa fa.orrd ua again. We rrrr-t that! . f w.nd. and are under w.v .., M.,n,
p,r M nun an nang prerentJ iHln ttbmt fin." rrse. out of I)., foo on oor n.K. -. ... IV. it. ' "n
t son or truth, should never be resorted to, or
' talc n as arguiuf-iit, I hope to he indulged in
in ihia number
1 " lxrfhano," w. are hapj.y Is e, haa at length
found a local hatatalmo and a nam " We rrccne
hill with a goal deal of pleaauie.
" lducattui" .hall appear iu our neat
Nw Aaa.sxmrsT We art glad to inform our
Utatin' a 1. w lauts in relation to that lub.
jeet.
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i Misiileratiiu. uotiiil lam , """""""" " ri"iiij pP" lu "tn'
, t. r-mal nuflttr of hisjorv. Ir.l.t,t ,7" - ""vtlung that baa been draued, and
I . " r . -I. .-I. ..... .ll ... . ...J .. ..
ir-il U aixsciuwil ol till ? -" " "- -" " ". " u.iira our
ui en early period in our "uii.ir-rof auUcnbr-w.
dinctJd ii'. acainst the A
hut a-'Uiiist tin ' ' T'" T.Tia i are rrquratrd to atatr that
. ..j r?..t. ... .. j i . .. .
w, m anu uu.i ivanoa, ana nrre, we are at "Uili . f . . , . , .
i.un... sj.,i.l, . a i . L I reference to the history of the attempts
I will sailahov' and aure mooch tr.rr. w.a IK. . " . ...:.. . :
,. it t. ' . , ..." . . " to uc-ttir the route to the Willuniette, it wi
bngllrnr, She ... y-elnf ! 55 , on. burthen, and ; wrn ,,, l0 f,d a route, hy the Way of
k a !,7UaJ" '.. J ," 2 ' J.,,f t.wSa..i.n,i, and Mount Jefllrson had hcen
Sandwich liland, lir, officer.. Captain W h k,. ,,..,, bv Dr. W1Il0 u.thout SUCCCSS.
born, and Me-r. Bray and Moody, arc met efficient '.-,, Ur,n Legislature had nrantcd to
in their profeo... and a, p.a.ant gtntlrmrn a. one j Thf mas MeKav, a charter to construct a toll
would dcrr to meet w.th. We wera mot hoapitaUy road through the same part of the mountains,
entertained on board of her. and will find pUaaura in hut he alv tfaC "l "i privilrC without
leiaiu.ng rrmrmbranc. of out mil I n.temptinp any thin;,'. The umc man once
In concluding th robjret for Uie prrrent, wa would agreed to show that pan for $."i00 00, but
rrmark that ih llrntvcame up from opoowie the J failed to comply with his fncaprmcnt; A
rrmdmcc of Mr. lUm., through the 'hanurl on th. very energetic clTort had just hern made to
ninh .d. of I'ugf t'a Mind, finding no lr than two fmd a rao bv some of the upper branches of
I sli ,n n lrV rvqiarawa loarno iiMir aaaaea to c. roro, on ua -ra
V ' n Aiwrtea auhmits to the crown of oic nrr,by ib fim W May awaL
i.r. a' l.i-itam, which I take a a mattPrt-r.
tan ami ill "'n happ'n, if proper nvrars.
un are n-.t nejfSerted, 1 am rsiiadi-d thf.1
Cracrrr Corar-Ta firat Urn M Uua Caart in
CUcaaana Co. waa brld la ttua city aa UaTwaaa. Ta
(' ',-. had tiest allojtlM-r le UiariganleHJ una arcufri rour day, duriaf wmc,U.aproceliBp
in ,iti wrturc of accofniiMilation pruocr-1 wareca' a cfiaracur calcaUtt U aaM dignity ta aar
I . ll . unlli t ! fl IfLJiIllfatl J trka I LJ.., .1 a m. a am .aa. e&A as I - - aul m
4i; 1 Ol. lrrIll Will llt;iii i.-wiuni iv jajaaw.aJ aa-w4 m.Kmmm iaWIM IPJti,i wMi iww
time Jfctttf MuMptr citarft U llw Gnmi Jury
... . . .
.... .1 l. .tl. fll..x. n. .l.n..ik
luseu. eitner iimcii. "in. ms-i.., . v.uR..
the rtmais of Francr or Spain, aw aam twaat
oi' faith, or rrn common jtuUerdeceirfri
muLm-i, and to facilitate auhinimioti, pro.
e.s with the army again! tlie rebela with
viy -r ami spirit, ami uumc a prwiauiwinKi ui
.:,ni ii to all wIki will lay down lieir arnu,
r p'ii a neci-sjuin' example of justice.
It 'Die M-vcral membtrt of lias continental
(' txi s who hac nerved eince tlie declara.
t n f independence, 'id All (Jovernora.
;i i th'e who liarc hem by kia imjesty
a j.j- . nted hi council, and since taken aa ac
me part in the civil or military tfeprtaneat.
tth Ml jndffi who have since wo reneiiKW
pasM d v nteno of death agaiaat aay of kia
K
m
laiChtv'n leairuc SubiecU
Mere' then, was lh vrteiB for carryiaf
out oppreiwion at that eariy period, aa wear
not astonished to find its cotilamiaatiflf
influence in this degenerate ago w Oregon,
ami " nek mem as tkete wiU boa t tVe Ikt
Unman tf taM, mm m American citiun, ma
though tkeyeontnbmted Uthe gimrf mflke $Un
anA siripei." But enough of auck men ike
world waa sick of them before 1 waa born.
When P. will -how himself wonky of our
notice, or confine Unweif lo the subject un
der discussion, w may nt-tntietlyaoniar
his cootmunicaUibaa, knt knew not Ike time at
present, had we the bclrantion toinnulfw
the cHawaisni m tnt nnntw w w.
men of anaai jusfanawte 99 MMlaV
aaal aaU, saw) taat ksey, atVr a ait-
liaf af iwa ears was eMaafffta wit ta Uwaaaaf
tjMCalwlWfsVwMskaaawr inwaieh sn sWse
aaal hawa asihssasal Tea fajiaaaa, gsatliaia esnv
aaa Um Ciaaa) Jaryi Baasawl lafW, fswatse.
., T. 1. Ceaafart. J. B. Bale, WisV
Oaaaee Taaarv- By ths arrival ef th H. B.
- - lauk Cawliu. fraas EscUai. we aava rt
iaas AHhar.J.lalWair.HitaaiBwaJibl, B. Hrj( esie a eaey ef Um Owfa Treaty. Um ratafcaliaas
E. HaiUaw, J. B. r, J. raitstt, Akaaaear Evam
Tkt wera aaaatata caste ease the eaehst, sevea
teUwaKttfea,twe
" . .
tslef in iiUmilMby
iaiVmeftheaksa-
s7eaMak,aiss-
sarafaleslsT rsrfaemCaiii jiiBiBtswseala
sst MeteeJeamaVeeei nywlswssslaeiaMetisr
swasssatsfi iMeTipiieiiaitsiaay lihilnl
ligss'e va. Tayas-aBaaBl fc fkaVsf
leswsttTS.
acteawaeief
asravweftha saaiaesT Bel ta. restygieve on
tee graate4 ataaMeT e aawni his iilmslwea
evawat ef asss ens she Haataf nknj aaiaaevt
III r "-11 the ease tinllsiiil ta aeat sssav Me-
a the Ceart-ssei tta eeass seaat far
hether
gon are men of eetjM )agwisat,nr STeaVaissam.Bnna iEawwa- Meaev
mt.or iaaVeet. whether they ew m4tmP9ammm,m "i"
of the Columbia, engaged in aequalatiAf himaclf with
the chaunela and currraU af tea near, Um moat diffi
cull part ef our aavigaliom. Oa bia retarn, be will
nat procably rtceive bis warrant and caur upea tba
daaebarg at bat dalias.
Tba rales ef pilotage will be from sulaida, or aa
the bar, lo Baker's Bay, $4 per foot from Dakar's
Bay lo Anuria, $1 per foot from Astoria U Aeteria
Milk, $1 per foot fraas Astoria MiUa to Vaaceavsr sr
lNttlaai, $1 per fust The asasa rates to be charge.
lagssBf eat ef the river. Frees ceasieo te Aataria
aeesaclaaiTS seaaeau
. tunii
, ! ,."l I .itl'MlS
,,, . 'truce, directed II". acatlist the A I faUWi. and s half of water at d'ad lowt.de. In the Willamette, hut without tUCCess. Mr.
,., ( , ii- ..I' Oregon." hut afuuist tin " T'" t.Tia We arc rrueatrd lo atatr that m, future rnnarka upon the channel, and current. Harlow had, it is true, undertaken to Open a
. .mi i.i"ns ' our nalionnl Itbtrli's ea4 of ici '"'. nd pari) w.l! (rate lor the Iiallca of U.r Df the ColumUa ruer. we intend lo put (iu and laal road through the mountains hy Mount Hood,
. ,, un'-ris W e insert an extract of one ColumUa n the aOth ir-t.. aad Iron ihcnc to the together, and pnnt a thing ot iwa. but some doubted his performance, and if he
....-v. i ass ' I.' if he cannot perciiw St-ir. n.th a. I.nlr dUy apiU j succeeded, it would not remove the principal
,. s ,. r- latKNiahip l twt-cti the two; Anothrr rnpan) will rtart from Mary "a nrer, PiJk ArroisTMrsr or Pilot. Wt are happy to state difficulties complained of. In the event of a
, ., ,'. .,. i ma be found in full in '"uni). o th. lith ef nrat month, which will be p.. that Mr S C Heerra paawd a aaticfactory eiamina-1 war betwren the U. States and Great Brit-
x '..ii, of the inetiMiri of Aaron H! lo Mr L Scut, taking Um southern rout to uon before ih Board of Comrnavionera for the appoint' I ain, which at that time appeared lo be quite
i ,.. v m the library at ( rcgn City . r'ort 1 1 .11. The rijonng cumpan) for Clamet nrer men! of p.lota un the bar of the Columbia nrer, and I probable, an American ur my of course waa
, 1 1 , v , I -on the .'.th hx . 1779, sayx, U atari at th. Mine Un, and from the tame place. ' thence to the limit of navigation oa the Columbia and i expected to occupv this country. All army,
i . ii wr.tinn to Iird North, one of the Kujf. leiona drwrouaof puuag the ripfoong company, are Willamette n era." Mr. Beerra ia aow at the mouth I (to say nothing Of immigrants) encumbered
wun uaggagc anu anuicry, to travel tneoia
road through a country but scantily suppli
ed with pasturage, inhabited with numerous
tribes of Indians of a warlike character who
arc certainly under British influence, besides
the inanv defiles where a few determined
men mignt make good their defense and ef
fectually check the advance of thousands,
would be greatly delayed, if not entirely
defeated in reaching this valley. Such waa
the state of affair in this country when the
party who found the southern route left their
homes and their private aftaira, to serve aa
they thought, their fellow citizens and their
country. That they sought no advantage of
their fellow citizens of this valley by mak-
' ing their, own aection of the country the ter
minus or the road I rom tne u. Mates, limn
must be evident when it is recollected that
eetx of their number had given their per
sooal services in exploring the Caacade
mountain eajt of the Willamette river, and
besides smaller amounts ulncribed by otk
era. three of them had subscribed tftO 00
each, and one of them actually contributed
sun eioeediag that amount in furtherance
of the aame object, and nearly all of Ikeir
IbjkI claima an located north of La Creole
river, end tke road eaters the valley aouth of
the forks ef the Willamette.
That they were sometimes mistaken in"
dietaaoee they do not deny. They had no
inttrumentt by which to determine their po.
sttau ; n watch, a pocket compass and a spy
eUaa being their whole etock, ami an incor.
rent map their only chart and nearly .their
anly tafermatlon of the country.
Tke party kept n Journal or eacnuaya
jrfwWea wMeeaelwateeMiMOM.eatke ntasf
last Jar. WoM. we are relMTea at aaspaaae, aao iae
leaf Sfsaysievarl Waal we ausaaaediaourlaatas
ssaewsaai te be the Treaty, psevea te be sack, al
aWeweahaMeeHatlbolaBaa. We eaa say aeth
iecfcrtbe deseatsat, hat asaeh sfaiast H. Iteer
mktf m ear ssaananaa, eaa aever be paawiu with the
set bsdyef the Amarlssas laOregea. Wesha
wait aaatoawy te sse hew Use stapler .l.santsass
fkeas iswataaiaes,aaaaewiawsaianai
jhunv-Ths Teaiae, Caetak CsaaVy. wnk a
fett eerae ef hanher aad Bear, aVaaaaa eewa te Be
hafs Bay last week, end by tkbtaneai ereeeeryea
Mwayl.CaMtr.la.
a, vasaaea iraajiini
teOdafcrataekdi Pert.
taAaanla
a akv njanaanvnenan'anB
iHkliMlMeaaay.
Ttoara1eai7.Bray,
Mlls.wkseashals
aiwtlkave
JaiSi5KMSlcW'
wBnvganatesaa.
TheJa that Jtovesa kave
travel, in which were entered the dietanoen
and dirtntien from point to point alone the
laajta, tnt fnailiUea nr oDstruetjooi onereet
k ikaarrasjnd er aAeanw to making a road.
wnverleeUeWleeef the aoaouat of labor neeeeeary
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