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Others the Leg'horn wheat, the ears of which are 

 six inches in Irngtli, iiiifl from the straw the 

 Leghorn bonnets so well known to the fair sex 

 «sr«er manulaotured. 



Pt&Bem^g- m ia^ JCHiniejf i h<^mm this isam 

 and Lupton's Inn, 1 vrm^^^ted by a native 

 black, who asked me, whether " I white feller 

 parson,* for me want shilling but not being 



liie iislerical profession, I did not consider my- 



pllPlicularl}' upon the fiighway. It ofrurrcd to 

 me at tlie time, that he most have heard of the 

 five hundred pounds, granted annually from tiie 

 colonial funds for tlicir conversion, and concluded 

 that ail ^&fgpsim shcmM be&t(>w itkdf shilMngd 

 on himself and comrades. We parted with this 

 conditional bargain, that if he brought me birds 

 and other animals^ he should have shilliiigs in 

 return. 



Passing through ** Bargo RrUsh/* Hm fomt 

 vf&s still gay with flowers^ m&i the additional 



beauty of the splendid proteacous shrub, called 

 the "Warratah or " tulip trw. o\'t}iv cnluuists, 

 which now displayed its brilliant crimson dowers. 



* The rollowiiig is tlie definition of a clcrtrynran, as once 

 given hy one ot the aborigines: '*He, white feller» belonging 



debVU 4slMf Witt weat s^tt tynr itovmV* 



