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loa rss TsrIILlosscsa.

Thefcllowing il The eonsi asioli ofthe iii
Prophetic Sermon, from The 4th oF
4 July last, delivered in the Episcopal
Church, MaIljusbsirg, and now oiIsr-
ID entire, for ne psrhsal of he Pub-
Nc. n ~ ss.s me- ssss l, II
- fks tase 81 81. bays i EnsIish
Wrirefj horrible propensity has kept
Is involved III hostililies (too frsqusns-i
IL wan,on md sgs rsssiye, and still1mof
90 nanesessaty and absnrd) for nearly
two-th,rds Of the iast Atty year., and IA,
sded. inthat period. six handred millions
10 our natidhal debt. hid carried off 81
vioirnt or utitimely death above two nil.
lions Of our Il i:ow.counlrymsn. Y q.
riiss Of Z. wars and iightih9 . !" tiiat Ia Y,
the seal oths destruction Of our sid rs.
tional Character, and introduced such I
total and general want Of common HI.
iaanes feeling amoa Ess us. u Is r.nsI.r
with Gil classes, and both sexes. he -.
,rpsal Of Gaxetkes nnouncipg die alautb.
'ssr vt thoussnds md ruin &c tens q
th0asandss the a.osk FseatIs iritellecsu-
q reereation. Eamilisriz ed "a aeeounls
lof blood, % tales ~ sorrow and deso-
iatien, We are hecome Il love with hor-
rcr, ahd dwell Nith pleasurs g ne
smiseties Of mankind. Our notion n
lDEIfY are shapgrd With our cshef
assoclatiors add fasts and thank srivinrs
for yictory are rssorsed % With y much
leon6 dence = their propitiatory and con.
EciliAtiuk in1usncs. Is Il he Chri.tiau.
God we're being TIE unto nurd.rotis
Mars q classical liaythuloey. lie blnosl.
ithifsty moloch az Canaanifish abonina !.
lion, q she ssnguinssy tyrsnt uhopresi-
'ded over the horrid systcm of nsxican
snpersfition. j, Il s5 4 \; ~ ~ II:
/. An unehristian spirit Of sS1issal
pride, and q unreasonable thirst After
TIE rosaneree az The globe, n kncisd
political advantage ieeming with exery
moral curse assist that propensity Is
war nhick i now the eject az ha5if md
whilst they render us.. extreuAe 10 mari
what z done smissn ~ otherl, eonys.
niensly blind o1rsnavn& Bye Is any deyia.
zion ii ourselves from the o6lieslions III
good fsish md stfiet aaficnai inssrrity.
The din 81 battle has grsaser charrns az.
us then the anal still voice of CD.
speaking IA The GOSPEL of his son |, andt
ths shoas n yic,ery stop, our Esrs d
L =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
CIRCULAR
CIRCULAR.
jVAR bEPART1fENT.
n n n, Anenst :, 1901.
Hi Exesiiescy ne Governor b ne ssass
asyiaad.

1 ami irecsed 81 the President Of
the United States % urgs % the eiRer-
nors ofthe respective states, the in.Por-
rance sc encouraging, by ail mcans sheys
possesa, such solunteer associations .
an contemplated and anihorised b the
act 81 Congress passed the .a4th FebFua-
rystaSt. 8 when oFganized Is Be received
o pars 81 he quota of militia recently
rsaair<a 10 g held h readiness %
The siortest notice.
The present situation of our eountry
Gala loudly forstht patriutic exertioas
ofits citizens, II the ptomps adoption of
such measures 9 viii nastelf ecsudiyen.
able DC 70 i.seet The result of . late event,
which appsAfstg menace its pesce On
dersneh cifcuul stances Il must be Pc
spmsd, thai wisk due ehcourarcuiens,
ihe whole number ~ voiunteers contsfa.
plated ~ the abovs msntioned act, may
Be induced u render iheir services ID
their country end yonf eHcsliency win
readily pcrceiye thc inipoftance 1T sncii
shudy 81 men, Il The astual commences
meat Of WAR; whose t0ur o. service WI
Afford ample dine Cor raising and or an-
izips i regular force for taking the Geld,
in place ofsurh II shsm y nay not b Il.
dined % become I part If a. SECULAR ar-
my. j
Il; n, Il siust BE highly probable, tina,
such solanteer corps win be somposed
|iog osir most actises intelligsns, patri.
otic, and bpirited young citizens they
win undoobssdl y il ths event of war,
stand a Iii u ground . candidates. fol
I.uficeTs ii The regular srrny, Whenever
such an army shall 81 csnsidsred hetes
ssfy. And from the wen known mill
tafy ardor whick peryades allParts 81 on
sqnntry, there can &c mo doubt q
thssrssdinsssof suR lent 1ambssof ouJ
spirited citizens 10 oiTsrthsir services /,
their count ~ at.ihr present time.
4 Z. ] have The honor 10 Be, ]. sSs
Veryrespee tally, q
Your exssilsney obdt Ders't,
/ Signsd H. DEARBORN.
il
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

TIME spbaeribef some iiuss ,i1Ss
rave biz note or - dollars ~ 80
derrick Roads, for i horse, 61sis nppsais
ing that The Said Roads had fiv<ns b;llof
sale fDrthe aaid horse previooaiy % ~
purchasing him. t9do shsFfofc ceuiioA
~ persons from taking q assignmcnton
said note, = am detefmiacd nps . -
L unless compe lied 81 law. ~.
DAVID NO L0kA1oTls Z
August -, iso7s q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
AflRTixsByt RG, i asa.s : !.

From ne AsnIsGrox EEDEhALfsr.
The dstoro ths Washinglon Federal
IS Is requestrd 10 pnblish lie follow.
ing wins request thaiit may be pub
llshsd thsongkout the unicn,
NsiUAfANITy 4
AZ Georsstown, Disaist 81 csiunis
bia, Madame TuFreau, the wife Of de
Ffearh ambassador, has been CT many
',months. md now Is. Ii tie usnhost dis
trcss and misery where she hid been
on ! bed &c straw, ill relieved sby.one
lent 70 her She Il leltii this destisuss
manner, uilhous j cent, and With Two 81
GensrAl Iurscal's small shiidren-.ta
gifl about 3 or years old, and 4 bot.
nottwo ysats old. & enquired Il any
miscondack pf hers reduced her 20 his
miserable situatiop bur heard thai her
charaeter wAs without Z blsmish, and
her condacs jnthis country has been 50
marked b,ppra dencc, xhas abe may dsfy
the tongue Of eAldmny! From de
APPENDED style ofsheI siiabas sadof of lie
powerful Sosrfnmeptof Efshee, re an.
nolwkus &c msans l0f Supplying his lady
with Iuknries, instead oflesyinr her to
statse- -apd yer shs sarves |! 70 ten IL
thai ne has uttered, would harrow ,ip
lihs heAft ofshs most calloul s-.Sufses Il.
e pfesenf. s.. say, NJ tH1FE 81 he
ftsnsh ambessador and grand member
of the legioA u honor. With his Two chil-
dren. etarvE q the seat 81 10 vefnuse.,t az
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

Nj. He retufned q Kenturky,
snd there found NJ. b Mr.. AIeadeI
ksse infornasfion u Judge Tod, who
Issued 1 warfert upon Mr. Meade = q
iastt. MI. N de pas ~ appreciated
Deputy Masshtl of the state, and con-
ductsd Mi. Blannefh s>erks u ibis plnce
under ) guard They izlised 4 this
eify6n Inesday ~, nd 3. 49, IN.
mediately conys5ed to IN PenetentiaEy
81 The mefshal &c Yifkinia, under =
tapias fps freaaoa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

tiinnu,shle rays declare q pfefsfsnse.
We slzkilshns prove onrselys. softhy
In lDiSy ihherstanee atchievtd w The
wisdom ma courage cf our fathsrs
We sisau maniie lest - lie N6fl3 tbak the /
bright xxamplx of olf DIR md great
Wsshipgsoa, s6;i Us sag- i111Ims, have
sunk deep into our hearts and ne shaIi
resent 10 our Oniass Zoe i lr6nt of tAy0-
ness "a tie hsnds sc ffeemen, sssimntinK
Ped. viii honor. asthe 81 hsss uision.
Il good, ehd estimating pesce with dis
honor q he dcep<st nationsl curse.
II he young msn ofshe division iac-3
q under is direetion b. sIlc laws q our
eountry, their general addvesses himself
With because he Nas once
yonhg Ike fllerp. and then ezpsrienced
she honorable t1ih and peril 81 war. ----
The ssason 81 tonih Il shs season Tor
battle War i upon ns. and you arg
young A dsancs, stop the cold and err
ring lll0tmehi 81 draft- PTesert your
selves % Your oficefs, volunfesrs, n
obedience ID The VIII of cong You
a. The greatest gOod g your eoeatFys
you do the greatest j. 70 your enemy 4
and you prove yourselsss fitted Tor the
inpofta6t epoch, tomeet which nstnre
deslined yoI. Aet wen your , III, and
during lie yon Milirsceise de cheating
Appreciation &c all AROUND youS and when
10 more, you win be hailed BY sratsiol
posterity s the iroe sons of yonr gallant
ne detachn,ent required 20 Sc ~.
ai,hed frnnt he fourth firision a spe.
e;6ed IA de anne red detail. The riga-
der renetals mere aues,.tl so five their
6est sfFsrss "a eneonrare ii. volnuteer
lryy, and 8 report progress ron tims
! aotime Eailino. fksy VII proceed 10
i maze he draft x slirsc,e 4 il nsneral or.
i ldeEss s. 81 4. 5s &. 4 s..5
4 " .ieuts taht eol. Sa,ith WIN rive direa.
ian. 81 r. "a; rsrs az cavalry n al mat.
%. $ hui.;te Far theit. due otssfization.
"a m.fe repor, thereof Is lie major
4 -. fnlike nsann.r = a;ior Il aylor. com.
&andsntof arsill.ry. wiIl order ssad e.
non 81 later will be dnlg forward;
sdsoiieu.. eol & Fleming sqnaasaddsr 81
4 ~ r.-v;n,.n,. The surrsons csnnot
pstfotlI, { more AcceptaGis div dor
live ] more smia6le proof II tksir zxai,
they "a euroiIea. re faeility wish
Lkiek tkis or,eration nav Sc pefformed
eateti. 1gEs az
- !. - ls=ts 9 = 4. q. 5 Is - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

aERM !, BLANNERHsssErr

Thu psrson is.in confnemeos, Il she
Peniteneiasy nthis city4-he vls apprs-
Ihended a Isesinetop 10 Kentpckv and.
che folioMi18 iaets sfe eommanicxted. \
s Mr.. p. Meade ofshat state. was ssIn,..
iuoned 20 the trial Of col Burr Is 4 Wit,
ness. p was b this eli, when DE
Grand found a. indietlnsns Il .inss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
RICHMOND, July 90.

We are informed tina. the executive have
ordered she cavalry from Richmond and
Petersburg, now on duty at Norfolk, 10 be
Immediately discharged, aushoris'eg gen.
Mathews 70 call others into service from
the. ceup,ies in the neigbborhood OF iha
place; if. in his opinion, hereafter, 1t sian
De necessary.
We understand. also, that The president
ofihe Uoited States, has (tor special fsa'
sonssa thought proper 70 direct the FIVE Oh
fish prisoners la,eIy taken by cap'a'a Sasp.
fard, TO BE restored. t.ge,her vita 'ns''
boat and arms: still requiring, hows'sl'
the terms OF his proclamation to be rlS0'.
ously enforced against any persons '' o..
British medyessels. who shat! hersahe'
come on shore for the purpose OF rroca''0
water or provisions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
By Z HIS D "a VS. MAT,
NE w YORK, August s

II.
BY the ship Hare, captain Barry, f..
Rordeaux, we have, received French Dam. y
ioSs ths 14.h Of June, from one Of which H. 4
following interesting article is trausia,ss
for the Mercantile Advertiser. y y.
Frankfort, STfune 4
The following details Oh lie position i
the Russian and PrBssiaD srny are ei,ts
as authen,ic. The corps Of Prussia troon,
fc, m the RICH, wing ef the coalescsd arrn !,
lis RICH. is supported BY Frisehsf, and +,
left extends to WormAi.t. The Passsto.
separates il from the French troops ia,
rperis very. shallow. Pfussian de.erssrs Of
enpsss It over TO the French army. h..
,hesr rrporisi, would seem that,heP u.,a IN
trAops are much TOD far extended como,
lively 70 their number. The Hussians oeen.s
sheline L aciug from Wormdiuto Scb,ncaNg
bselshroogh iloisberg s Bareosisin H.
have s;,ong guards posted il the for, !
their wigs and centre. Genera! pla,0w
hetlE,ann Of the cossacks commsndsth,, :
the left wing and carries his recohnoiter;on.
as far as Os,elbnrg. A body Of Rus,lsS'
.uoops separated from the Russian and
msin army is stationed beiWera Bia!y,oeE
aud the Bug.
l'hecommunicstion between ,he Fsrnrh
Prussiap;&IRussiau head quarters coatihu,,
TO be very frequent and a general opiujor
is7presslsnt, that negotiations for lhe Re.
establishment Of peace are fjllcwsd :,
with some hopes Of success. The Prus;;ss
ans appear 10 be extremely DESTROYS Of il
According 70 the Nuremberg Gsz-..r, M.
dc Novosilzof and baron de Hards nbera
have arrived at the French head eoar,ers !,
plspipo:rnlisries. q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
atRrauoria DAILY acbfrtisfr.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4.

TUESDAY, August 4.
-t- 80,
On Saturday last the President o. y.
Uoited States left the city Of Washiug'V'
TO visit Monticello.
The town of Chudleigh, 10 EoSlap =
was almost totally consumed by hFs,.
the 9th IF May; IFS houses we're so''
~ destroyed.
Letters from London by the a'',
state that !" Flour was Of dull sale fro.
to A. shillings-Cofee in brisk dsaaa'r
ahiPpingfor the contirent;".
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
SAVAN NAH, Tulu II.

BY gentleman just arrived in this city,
in 81 days from Pensacola, informa,uu
has been received, ,ha. Fea'cs,, governor
Of thar place, had ab.eopdsd 70 New Or.
leans, having been discovered an accom-.
plice With Barr, inshis nefarious schemss
sgains. the independence Of this eoua
Try.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
From the Boston Gaxetk.
/. HAMBURG. a6.h May. 1907

!" sSlfp,
g ABOUT twenty years since,
I was dining with Mr.. JErrERsoN, when
minister OF the United States ia Paris.--
he then observed, that the science of go.
vernment was rapidly advancing in the
void aud that he did nas believe there
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
NORFOLK, guly 80.

Captain Benshall Informs US that few
days bsforehe left Madsira, big arrived
from Lisbon, which krousht az acccuu, q
an Earthquake On the 9Th Juae. hsirg
done s&ea damage 60 taat city, par,isals,.
~ 10 the agucdues.
The brig Flora, captain Bsu,haIl, afris.
ed this morning from Chsran,e and Ma
delra. left, June S, 10 Aochfort Roads
French line Of battle ship Of 1so guns. 4
Of So, 2 ffiga'es, aud 4 briss, blockadsd
by six English US at anchor off the mouth
Of the harber, said they expected the
French ca, every dag
RIr. Davis, pilot. was Brought to yes
,erday by he Triumph. sir Thomas Hardy
WHO pu. on board black man belonging
to Ballmo.e. Mr.. j. was also informed
that there were eighs more Americans 90
board thar would be gisea 20 os psops'
application.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
JUST PUBLISHED,
Ind TOR sale at r. Cars Boot- Store,
AN OR A tt ON

DELIVERIES ON THE 4TH OF July,
At the request of the Washington Society of
.Alerandsfa, Try
J. II. THoMAs, Esq. st FrsdericAown (M.l
July Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

of t,ssss ars carrying 800, w "
considerable prospccs Of sucee SIS s. IS s
Prussians appear 10 hope ior i With s Ia1'
utmost anietys sss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
Tl2 l-2 Cc@ts SINGLE.

The land ef the Hotieasois htyie,s, or C5,-
staatfnobIe, were open 90 us, we could theve find
refuge from British oppression aud taxes.
Then pray gentlemen, g ,here--you flock
here clerks. agents, and hawke-s of Msrches
ter stripes or Birmlneh am cu'ieyy, you fnd this
country new world indeed You prof, by n,
immense advantages enioyed under a really free
government, MAKE your fortunes. and then ave
the manners of the gentry of Engand-ynu taik
OF rank, blood, and family, as Is you real, had
every pretension ofei,her---vcu corrupt the mo.
rails OF ou' youth--and never cease 10 sbuse and
rid;cule the government which enabled Won to
throw of the character OF grub and assume
the gaiety of the butterfly
DO gentlemen, 1T least when you lave made
Your fortunes, reiun 20 the blessings C: Britain,
and suffer US 20 manage our affairs in our own
way.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
FROM Z m aUR0RA.
GRIIMRLERS.

THE greatest gsumb'ers, against measures nd
men, in this country, are Enyisnmen. fortune
hunters and British factors; they keep alive by
their mercantile patronage, the, greatest part Of
the hostility in the news papers. These men,
af;cc having ligel here 4 few years, constantly
CrumbIIng, send for their families and relations
TO par;ske of the blessings. enjoyed and derived
from the existence of the government they are
forever complainingof They are externally fnd.
ing fau, with every thing we do--Eoreign en-
bsssies ard domestic appointments receive alike
The weight of their dspleasure.
Is these men are attacked for their ingrati-
tude AVID in7crtirsai Interference, they avow
their willingness % live IN this country and tn ir
nhwiNinguess 10 go 70 England and ciioy the
blessings they tax OF. and say, that they mere-
" o5jec' TO our government.
What weak ard silly preteuce.
2!irkey 10 fine characterized has bcen the
seat Of every thing noble and great.
A man may breathe comfortably under the sun
OF africa.
And in Britain the climate and soil may be
superior.
Then. why don't these EnElishmcn q to Tur-
key or Greece, which are fine coyrt' res Why
don't they stay in England, which they shy has
an cHeeilenf goos,Hmea? Why do they COMMIT
violence 70 their feelings by Remaining ia this
cous''y under such 4 government 10 ours?
-" eH' TINS IS a better country 10 u6Ie m
and gettic5.
Aui, pray, what makes ;his better country Z
There 10 n, yellow few in England, why then
prefer Philadelphia, Now York or Baltimore!
Why prefer the yellow fever Of America 10 the
liberty ard blessings under Geo III
silly Hsr--it IS 20 tn, principles and the ~
vefnment Of this country which you are forever
ridicuing and abusing, that you owe your con-
sequence and yOuT riches. If the measures you
clamor for, navy and Notifications and the ike.
were introduced here, where world be your pro.
hts Of trade. your riches and eomlogtsl
Was the government OF Britain, which you
so much admire and extcl, established IN this
couniry, then you wou'd have all the attendant
blessings Of British fraternity, Lo,diy bis5 .bs.
ciergg y,les, princes ro5cs, taxes lori tlcltvies
p'ess 2aggs, and miHt0ts sta,Viag IL poor bousei
and enois.
Then the causes, which drove you 20 thi.
country, from Britain, would be here also.
Where, then. would you fly to enjoy the bles.
sings you have here, aud for which vow arc Sc
! shamefuily ungyateiul. Where could you be raj
sed from that origiuaii7sgwfcl1ee in which ~.
have remained had not the govern nent Of Ame.
RIGA giyen full scope 10 your industry, and rank
ed YOU ia the class of citizens.
| Sill you may answer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
Lee's likrir,

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Coughs, Cstarrahs, hsthnlas, Sore tnroats, and
approaching Consumpiions.
To parents who may have children afflicted
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
Lees Grand RceforatiOe.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
TEMPER ANCE.

The Reader will smile at the Dleasan.
try, as well asapprove The good sense
OF the following thoughts on tempe,
rance, taken from " The Invalid" by
the late rev r. Graves.
1t has been observed that all other a.
n'malS besides man. are contented with
one species offood flesh, fish, or fowl,
or ve<s tables ; and never encroach on that
'f different species.
The lion, though invested with soye.
reign power, and living in regal style, is
coniented with the leg of calf or the
haunch OF stag; never thinks ola second
course, or OF desert, or even Of a sauce.
caulIttower, or carrot, picked cucumber,
or the like.
The eagle also, king of the birds,
feasis himself and his royal family, the
young princes and the infants, Oh brace
OF pheasants, turkey, or dozen of pi-
geons; but would NOT debase himself by
STOPPING TO a nest OF iarks or robin red
breasts, for second course. 50.
Bat man, as lord of the creation, bv
prerogatVe, falls foul Of whatever comes
I in his "ay, and ransacks the universe tn
gra,fy his voracious appetite the fowls Of
the air, and the fishes Of the sea ne beast
Of the forest, with vegetables of every
species: not only herbs, which were IN.
tended for the use of man, but roots
which seem reserved for the food and The
shouts OF hogs; nay. even the excres-
sor nature, mushrooms and tru!l.es.
Indlgestible substances which il thew
were ever intended TO be eaten, il nusr
! probably have been by The inhabitants Of
The Internal regions.
III temperance, however, regulated
our use OF those various articles Of (ood
with which Providence INDUCES us if
we killed the animals without cruelty and
cooked them with plainnrss & SIMPLICITY,
| they might be what Providence int. Dded
/ them, instead Of what we TOO often make
them blessing, and not q curse. But
when we torture them IN taking away
their lives, as we often do, and scarify,
carbonate, and bedevil their flesh, moi
onlY with peC"sr and salt, as We do the,
g.zzard OF a Turkey, but add little nut
meg, litile cinnamon, blade OF maceg.
with chaios and onions, &c. and ca, il
without vinegar and mustard, such an
Heterogeneous mixture, instead of produc.
ing IaC,rous chyic Towing through The
! allmeBtary canal, like he stream OF Arno.
! must become a costic Iluid, rush,n,,
! like the GcrY torment Of Vesuvius, her.
rowing up and tearing the vessels or
al least generate fsyrrs, cadenlurss and
every disease incident TO The human bo.
dy."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

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Which is warranted an infailibie remedy at
one application, and may be used with the most
perfect safety by pregnant women, or on infants
a week old, not containing particle Of mescu-
~ or any dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is
not accompanied with ;naI tormenting smart
which attends the use OF other remedies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
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H|DHI FHc [tcIfcSttOTG.
lt would be pity not 20 preserve the foi-
lowing anecdotc which displays so nucn
or that accuracy of observation which
IS known to be one Of the characteristics
Of our red brethren of the West.
An Indian upon his return home m bis
hut one day, discovered that his vepisou.
Which had been hung up to dry, h ID been
stolen, after taking his observations uDon
the spot, he SET OF in pursuit OF the tibet,
whom he tracked through the wOods.-AE4
ter going some distance he met some per-
sons of whom he inquired, if they had not
seen little, old whitcman, with a short
gun, and accompanied with small dog,
with bob tail !--tbey replied in the air..
NATIVE and upon the Indian assuring then,
that the man thus described had stolen h4
yenison, they desired % be informed how
lie was able TO < We such a infinite descTip-
ton OF person whom it appeared he had
not seen. The Indian answered thus-The
thief ! know is little man by his having
made pile of stones 10 stand upon IN or
der 60 reach the vcnIson from the heirht
hung it, standing on the ground that he
is an old man, ! know BIZ his short steps,
which had traced over the dead leaves i'm
the woods and that he is a white man (
know by turning out his toes when lie
walks, which an Indian never does. His
gun know TO be short, by the mark which
the nuzzle made by rubbing the bark IL
the tree against which it Leaned that his
dog is small, know by his tracts ard
that he has bob tail, discovered by The
mark it made in the dus, where he was
sitting at the time his master was taking
down the mcat."