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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

Sr1J account Of an unofficial conversation
betsveem Mr.. Canning and Mr.. Pinl,ney,
on me 1871 OF January, 1909, continued
on tie 22d ofNe same month fIrans
mitted by Mr.. Pinkney to the Secretary
Of STATE.
l dined at Mr.. Cann;ng's with the corbs
difloniaHQHe, on the 18th January. Before
dinner ne came up to me, and entering into
conversation, adverted to report which he
said had reached him, that the American
ministers, (here and in France,) were about
to be recalled l replied, that was not a.
ware that such step had Eeen resolved up.
on. He then took me aside, and observed.
that, according to his view of the late pro
ceediHgs of Congress. the resolutions of the
House of Representatives, in committee of
the whole, appeared to be calculated. il
passed into law, to remove the impedi
ments to arrangement with the United
States, on The subjects Of the orders in
Council and the Chesapeake, by taking away
the discrimination between Great Britain
and France in the exclusion of vessels O,
war from American ports. He added. tina,
1t was another favorable circumstance. that
the non importation system, which seemed
60 be in contemplation, was to be applied e
qually to both parties, instead of affecting
as heretofore G.. Britain alone
proposed to Mr.. Canning, that should
call on him in the course Of a Cav or two fo,
the purpose OF free communication upou
what he had suggested To this he readily
assented; and it was settled, that sbonld
see him on Sunday following 1.-THE 2cd. al
IL O'Clock, at his own house.
In the interview of the ed. Mr.. Can.
ning's impressions appeared to be in all res
poets the same with those which ne b,d
mentioned on the 1g.h and I said every
thing, which thought consistent with candor
and discretion, to confirm him in his dispo.
sition TO seek the re establishment of GOOD
understanding with us, and especially to Sc
IN the expected act of Congress, Of it should
pass,) an opening for reconciliation.
1t was of some Importance to turn their
attention here, without loss of time, to ,he
manner OF any proceeding that might be in
their contemplation. 1t seemed, that the
resolutions of the House of Representatives.
1t enacted into law, might renaer il pro-
per, IT not indispensable, that the affair Of
the Chesapeake should be settled at the
same time with the business of the orders
and embargo, and this understood 70 be
Mr earnings opinion and wish. IL follow
ed. that the whole matter ought to be settled
at Washington, and, as this WAS moreover
desirable on various other grounds, suggest.
ed. that II would be well Tin case a special
mission did not meet their appreciation, )
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lust RECEIVED, general assortment of
DUTCH BOLrING CLOTHS of superior
quality--disO, two PIANO TORIES.
]. DARMSDATT.
Richmond, Dec. II. It
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M INGFlELD ACADEMY (Forks of Han.
w over) At this place will be taught, the

NM 1NGFIELD ACADEMY. (Forks of Han.
w over) At this place will be taught, the
ensuing year, the Greek, Latin, French. and En-
glish Languages; Geography, the use Of the Globes
6eIIes Letres, Geometry, 4iylthnletic, Book
Keeping and Writing.
EXPENCES.
Boar',, Tuiti n, Washing, Bed & Bedding r 80
per annun
Board, &c. exclusive of bed 6. ReGding 80
per annun
In either case quarterly payments in advance
will be required.
For eligibility of the institution, the subscri-
Der wishes the appeal to be made to- its pat
rons and scholars for a long series of,years past
The school viii be opened the 10th Of January.
and closed the 10th of December Small BOYS
viii be lodged in the dwelling house OF the
subscriber.
PETER NELSON.
Dec. II. ep3w
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II ANK OF VIRGINIA.-The Stockholders
ID arc hereby notified that the first Monday in
January, is the day appointed by law for gen
erai meeting, for the purpose OF choosing Direc.
tors of the Bank and the several Offices OF Dis
count and Deposit.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, casA'r.
December IL. epet
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JUSTICE.
COMMUNICATED

Volunteer Toast, given by an old Yankee
Soldier of '76, at the celebration of the an
niversary of Gen. Washington's Birth Day
in this town on Wednesday last.
/" The British ROSE, a late expectation
from the court of ST. James to America
may such roses, thorns, thistles and tares,
be separated from all true Americans like
garlick. cookie. chess. and tares, from the
good and genuine wheat and may it never
be suffered to bloom, bud, or even take root,
either in the hearts or soil of the true born
sons of Columbia" .... Virginia Herald.
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TIL : JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
PROV ID,

E*tcreIE9 the right If suffrage in the L.diasa ,e,.
r'tory, and for other PURPOSES.
RE~H enacted by the Senate and Xovse at Resys.
- SeHtafives ct the Unitef States of I1pey;co i,
Congress assembled, That the citizens oftbe Indi.
an territory, entitled to vote for reDr.sentat;yo
u the general assembly thereof, SHAH. at tie t;n,c
OF eiectlng their representativesto the said eene.
raj assembly, also elect one delegate from tl,e
SAID territory to the Congress of the u. St,tce
VINO snail possess the same powers here,ofn,c.
granted to the delegates from the several terrific.
RES OF the United States any thing in the ordi.
nance Tor the government of the said tepritorv =,
the contrary Notwithstanding
SHc: : n it FURTHER enacied, That the she
rIits OF the several coumties which now are or
may hereafter be established in the said terrjtnry
respectively, shall, within forty DAYS next sfcy
an eiecton fora delega,e TO Congress, transmit
to the secretary of the lerritoiya certified cone nr
the returns from the several towns,,ips in Nj,
counties respectively. And it shall be the duty
OF the governor, for the time being, e. give tn lie
persons having the greatest number of votes. n
certificate of lis election.
SEC. 3 Ind be IL further ehocied. That so soon
IS t'e governor ofthe said terri shall divide
The same into five districts, the citizens thereof
emitted to vote for representative TO the said os.
neral assembly, shall, in each Of lie said districts
eject one member OF the legislative council. VIII,
'hai possess the same powefs heretofore granted
TO INC legislative council IN the said TERRITORY. and
S"al hnio ticlr Offices four years, and no longer ;
any thHnS IN Tie ordinance for the government Of
The SAID territory, to the contrary notgithstand
ing.
SEC. a. md e j. FURTHER enacted, That The ore.
neral assembly of the said territory, snail have
power to aPporton the representatives Of the Sc.
yersl counties therein, or which fnsy hereafter
DC SstsoHshec therein, according 10 the Bumber
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OF free white mail inhabitants, above The ,pe oe
twenty,one wears. in ach counties Prarey.y.
That there benst more than twelve, nor less ,iian
mne, OF the whole number of representatives
any act or acts to the contrary Notwithstanding
until there shall be six thousand flee male white
mhabitants, above the age of twenty-onc wears. in
said territory after which time the number of
representatives shall be regulated agreeably to
the ordinance for the government thereof.
j.B VARNUM,
Speaker Of the Horse # Representatives
JN MIi.LEDGE,
President II thc Se.a.c PRO tesmasye.
Februory 81, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
freeiScc from pastase all Letters and Packets I.
Thomas SSSeGeyscn.
re it enacted By IKE Senate ard Honse of Re.
- %t@entatiOes Of tMe United States CT A,ny;ca
az sohsIess "Ssean5ied, That all letters and pack
cts To Ihoiias Jefferson, now President of ikc
tnitcd States. ailerthe expiration OF his term OF
Office and during us life, shall be carried by The
maii, irec of postage.
3. VARNUM,a
Sfra1er q tie RoaSe ef Representatives..
JNO: MILLEDGE,
February %, 1869.
APfaovEB,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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SPOTTED

II meeting Of Physicians is 10 be held at
The house Of Mr.. Seth Lewis, in Farmine-
ton, Connecticut, on Tuesday, the last dqy
Of February, instant, az nine O'Clock n. M.
The object IF this meeting, is 10 collect
iron, such Physicians as haze been conUer-
sant NTH me disease commonly called The
Sfofted Fever, tie result of their erheri-
eaeei in that disease, me TO communicate 30
The hubHc the mode@ hrachice best adahted
10 ts cure. TO alleviate The .tearS Of the
Heohie already ercited by the recurrence of
This Jormidd6ie makady, end 10 in$hire them
with cogfdence in the utility and efficacy Of
the fian Of cure 7ohfch shall be IrohoSed,
are objects Of high inheritance.
The first Uokume Of a Dictionary of Me
Tentonic language has 6een hu6HsLed in
Germany. Ifforms mare than 1000 quQrfo
flagc8, and contains &c, 764 articles, akiaouph
10 includes only Mrfr8f fVc letters Of The
aIfhG6ef.
On Tuesday night, the DIST ult at a tavern in
Hallfax, N. Carolina, adispute arose between a
Mr.. Aston and q Mr.. Tariton Johnston. in consc-
gueuce of which Mr.. Aston took Up a large car
wing knife 10 stab Mr. JOhustoH, bot failed in The
attempt they were separated, but Mr.. Assonn
afterwards retIrued and insulted Mr.. l. again.
which reused him to give Mr.. a. a violent p,tsb.
when Nc ielt ulc Ioo"H search OF pistols, which
he procured, and declared publicly he would nut
Rfr. J to death but not being able to find him
that evening, lac next day repeated his search.
and discovered, through a window, Mr.. I. in =
room with some gentlemen, who prevented his
horrid intention from being put in execution. Mr.
Johnston then applied to the civil authority 20
have Aston arrested, but conld not procure assis-
tahce to effect it. Mr. in order 10 guard against
the threats of Aston. purchased a musket 10 ne.
Tend himseu, as he WAS then going oct of tow n
Mr.. Aston followed him VIII 4 dcierninationto
take his life, and Mr.. Iobuston repeatedly turned
round, desiring him to desist but Mr.. A. would
not, and while Mr.. !. wac describing a hill, he
(Mr. A snapped his pistol two or three times
Mr.. J then Immediately after crossing a creek
finding MI; A.. determined 80 pursue, turned
round, bred, and killed him on the spot. Mr.. a.
had Just tine before lie expired, to request a
gca.leiBan that was near him 10 sec him decent.
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= Fa,her'a .ldgiee 10 b, Eo,,

4 Fathers, .fdpice 10 his Son.
Sir WILLIAM pFNN, who. was an adai;-
raj IN the British Navy during the Pro,cesn-
rate OF Cromwell. and the reign of Charles
II. gave the following as his dying advice to
his Son. William Penn, the celebrated foun-
Pennsylvania.
Three tni;.gs (said the dying admirap ]
recommend to You. p
i. Let nothing tempt you to wrong Con-
sciences 1t YOU keep peace at home it will
be q feast to YOU in a day of trouble.
-. Whatever YOU design to dc, lay it Just
ly, and time it seasonably for that gives Sc
cHrity and dispatch.
"3. Be not troubled at disappointmcnts ;
1t they may be recovered do it If not trou-
bic is in vain.
Ihesi rifles viii carry YOU with firm
ness and cowfo:t through this inconstant
world.''
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NEW- York, Fe6. 21.
CoMMUNLcArLoN.

S:'G-ESSs 3 HgaaE On SATURDAY. eyen-
ing last, one Of The most daring gang of
UiHains. which i1ffst the city zvaS discovered
in ChafeL and Barley streets. .Articfes
zphich had been stolen seperat months, acre
found secreted IN different Places, chiefly
consisting ofcu5inetJ furHitmre, plate, cloath-
sng&J dry goods.
Many stolen articles acre likewise reco-
Uered from the Pozyn6rokers of'tAia city by
means Of their checks, which 7uere fund
amongst The fleets Of 1homos Buckley, a
DautattOe man and PRINCIPAL aclar in the
Adore netarious transactions
duc& fraise is due TO the. FOLLOWING gen
Heneu, Mr.. John InsLey, Mr.. HeHry X.
Hem5oid, and Mr.. Duncan Physe, for
their indgatiga6ie and herseUering ererti-
ous torecoUer The hroherty, and effects Of
Meir fekLozv citizens.
/ITCVJTE
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PROPERTY. FOR S:fL E.-Ihe subscriber.
desirous Of removing To the western coln.
try, offers for sale his HOUSES x LOFTS, in
Richmond. He deems a particular description
unnecessary, and wishes those inclined to pur-
cnase' TO view the property. The d~welling-housc,
i"' elegance and convenience, is certainly not in
terror to any in the city the Offices are commo.
dio"s the garden and yard Will be laid out in a
stiie adapted to the buiidings, and the situation
combines the advantage of privacy and retire
ment to that Of proximity to the seem of bust.
ness.
~ small portion only of tho purchase money
Will be required at the time OF the sale. and thss
residue in such instalments as may be agreed on,
or slaves viii be received in payment, for a part
'orthe whole of the property.
JOIN BROCXENRROUGH.
January 81. oa,ytf
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MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS.
BdLTr.raeE, fcj. IS.
" SMUCeLses TAKE Wf2viNc.1

% BdLgs.r3eE. tcj. IS.
u S~MUCeLERS TAEF Wi2NfNc.t
Officers look our :
TIE schooner WendeN. from BOSION..
YEAS yesterday ssized-6 the Collector If.
Baltimore fora vioietion gfthe .Nan-Inhor-
totion act. Ihs.joNoycins- SPECIES Vgoods,
&c. sverefound on board:
Snherfne Broadclotk,
Scotch Thread.
Irish Linenss &c
In all, nfsvards of6O Packages estimated
at about s 10000.
TIE osvter Of This schooner is saiiio hapc
gone of IN u h~urryfrom Baltimore, the day
before y~es,erday-and 10 hare FIVE similar
vessels engaged la smuggling Earrings Gcods.
INFO our sea forts.
Colonel Hdde Hamilton. of the. United
States cavah'y, IS promoted TO the rank of
6rfgadier general.
Lecaord GanSevoort, @.M: York state, is
also ahtointed 6risadicr Sene,al in u. s..
army.
II is sHhhosed that Col. Copington, ofR1a-
ryiand. wiH succeed gen. Hamilton, Ia The
command Of TIE cavalry.
Joseph Short, Esq formerly Charge DIES At
flares from this country at Paris, and at
Madrid, is appointed minister pIenipotentia-
ry and resident from the United States at
the court of St. Petersburg Bait. american.
The Republicans of Oneida to the number of
600, held a meeting at Whitestown, N. Y. on the
31st ult. They pledged their lives and fortunes
in support oftheir country and its wise and vir-
tuous administration. General Floyd, venerable
for his wears, his services in the tented.field, In
rearing up our national fabric, and in the hall of
--.1. ,-..l.l TTl~~. - -
solve tending to heal the divisions to which the
late presidential contest had given rise in that
stateand declaring their undirninislied confidence
IN the republican candidates.
A very general meeting of the republicans
from different parts of the commonwealth of
Massachusetts, was held in Boston on the
10th ult. for the choice of candidates for
Governor, and Lieutenant Governor, when
the honorable Levi Lincoln was agreed upon
to be supported atthe ensuing election as Co
vernon, and the hon. Joseph 3. Varnum as
Lied. Governor.
A handbill, circulating in Connecticut, re-
coMmends a connection between the New
England States, Canada and Nova Scotia,
.Jor tic ftr0tettion GomD,rrce..Geston
Chron.
A late "Londen Courier very graveIy
and with much truth observes, that the FE-
DERALIsTs of this country are "ADvo-
cATES FOR BRITIsH CoNNEcTIoN."...B.
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DIE.D

AT Stoneham. the S,h ult. Widow Esther
Richardson, Gt. ONE HUNDRED YEARS
lacking seventeen DAYS. She was married
at the age of 10, to Mr.. Reuben Richardson,
with whom she lived 81 years, and by whom
she had Is children. Her descendants
are 270-l5 children. 6S grand chill
dren, ITO great grand Children, and 81
great great grand children. She was mem
Der OF the church about s0years. and u con-
slant attendant on divine ordinance. She
was able to walk about but a few days before
her dcath-had her reason until the day.be-
fore her decease.
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" iNOlNiA, TO wIT-At "a Cb,ncerv Dc
tilct Court, held in WILLIAMSBURG. the s,b
day of November, 1903. "A
Samuei Coleman, executor of John Mclean
Elafnt!B-agamst Richard Fletcher, executor oe
FRANCIS Ruffin. who was executor of Robcrt
Newsum, Samuel Butler and Martha his Wife
late Martha Cooke, Martha Cooke, infant dauo,,.
ter OF Robert Cooke, and Martha his wife br
John Newsum her guardian, John Newsun.
administrator o fRobert Cooke, deceased. GEORGE
X Taylor, Richard F. Taylor, Robert Burcbct
ana Ann his wife, Watson Stott and Sarah his
w!tc, and Elizabeth Taylor-wlIich GEORGE K
Richard f., Ann, Sarah, and Elizabeth are chill,
dfen OF Richard Taylor, deceased. who was
partner OF Richard Tal lor and COMPANY and
George Wray heir devisee and executor of Jacob
wray, who was exc cutor, heir, devisee & lera,ee
OF James Wray, who was a partner of Richard
Taylor and company, Defendants.
Inc defendants Watson Stott & Sarah bs wiz.
not having entered their appearance and given
SECURITY according to the Act of Assembly. & tbe
rules OF this court, & it appearing to the satisfied
on OF the court, that they are not inhabitants oiTb;.
Country, on the motion of the Plaintiffs. bv their
council, HiS Ordered That the said defendant.
90 appear here, on the first day oftlie next terms
AMI answer the bill of the Plaintiff: and that a
copy ofthis order be forth with inserted in some
Ne newspaper, ct the city OF Richmond. for two
months successfully, and posted on the front door
OF the former Capitol, in this city.
Attest,
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HE Subscriber will practice the LlW in
h the Superior and Inferior Courts of Hen
r,co aud Coochland, in the Hustings Court for
the cityof Richmond, and in the Superior Court
OF the county of Chesterfield. Nm. RAr: -.
February "a. -
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ANTHONY ROBINSON. c. c
January 81. oawaw.
oaw8w.

oHH ALCOCE, informs his friends. AID tbe
- p,fbhc, that lle IS carrying on his CABINET
MAf,iNG BUSINESS, in all it, branches where
nc makes all kind Of Mahogany Furniture in Me
De9t manner, and on the newest f.shions.-Any
tisso''lgn OF iadics wanting any Furniture, will
can be bought in New.fork, or any other place.
Any. orders left at my shop, in tie Cross.Street.
ADJOINING Prosser and Moncure's Vendue Store
or at Mr. George Greeaiow's where I keen nv
Ware-Room, will be p%ointedly attended to- and
breIt care taken To deliver it in good order.
~ B. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can come well ReconpeYJeJ
January II. &C.
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~ Pursuance ola decree in Chancery, made
Z by the Court ofthe u. States for the :s,h cir
cut, IN the district of Virginia at he November
Term, IN the year 1908, we shall expose 10 Public
Aucoon' at the time and place herein after men,
,lonei l wo lRACTS in the county Of Gaoch-
land, On the Beaver Dam Creek. conta;n;n.r min.
hundred acres :nd the other called Little Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland court
nocse on the court day thereof, on, the Sd Mon
day IN April. The dover of the widow VIM.
Ronald viii be first deducted, and the conditions
on %nici. the said land are directed under the
saia decree, Will appear therein and will be com
Innnica;ed on the day of sale. The terms Of
payment will be as follows; one fourth of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the re.
NAMING three fourths in three equal instruments
OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months credit. In
ai otner respects the aforesaid decree will be
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January 81

persons having claims against
' the estate OF Samuel Pointer, deceased. are
requested to exhibit them, property authentica.
ted to the Subscriber; and those indebted are
s son TO make immediate payment, as suits
liaUuents. 'o u
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8ENIdAfIN WoLFE, oniy Executor.
January %. osysSn,
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" ihSlNiA, TO wIT-At IL Chancerv Dis
" trlct Court, held in williamsburg, the 5th
of November. 1908. 'A
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A late "Londen Courier very gravely
and with much truth observes, that the FEE
DERALIsTs of this country are sADvo-
GATES FOR BRITIsH coNNEcrIoN."..B
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Officers LOOK QUE :

A handbill, circulating in Connecticut, re-
coMmends a connection between the New
England States, Canad and Nova-Scotia,
.tor tic fH0tettiou u GGon1Dtrrce...Gesroai
CRroH.
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JoRN BROCXENRRoUGH.
January 81. oa,vtf
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

sou,h street, Baltimore, administered Lee
Lozengss, agreeable TO the directions, to his
child Of IA mont old--th- FIRST Of which OK.
pelied Worm neaiaring 40 inches long
near half an inch thick, the second ssoie ex-
PEELED another inches long < the fame thick
NED, and quantity Of imail worms mixed with
slime, &c. Tie child enjoys good isate OF
health.
Thoufands Of our fellow citizens have re-
ceived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced TO the lat flage Of diieafe, and many
families Of the fira refpec,ability have given
public telimony Of the aRonilhng cures FER
| formed with the above preparations. The pro-
prietors are we'll allured that Jingle trial OF
any article here enumerated, will convince the
! moR prejudiced perfon in its utility.
| To detect counterfeits, obierve than none
can be genuine without the G9nature OF
Michael Lee, < Co.
(Late Richard Lee & Son. +,
N.B.-Each and every medicine above emu
murated, have directions deicrbing their mode
Of ule in the NOT perfect manner.
Sold at
the bookfore of Mathew r. Lockerman nex'
above the Bank of Delaware, Market -itreer
Wilmington.
December 9, 1909. ly
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For SAFE,

A T the Bookstore of nj. K. LscKgRmAy,
IA Weens' Life Of Washington, containing
fund OF information and amussmeol.s
An interesting history of tue Knights Tenn
plars, their origin, character and persecution.
The history of the decline aad fall Of the Ro-
man Empire, by Edward Gibbon; containing
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches Of Ireland, written in Con-
naught, by Miss Owenson.
Poetic TRIES, by John Henry Mills, come
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Owcuson.
Montabeua novel; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Joseph Andrews Roderick Random; Charlotte
Temple; the Drown'd Wife; the Vicar OF
Wakefield; Blair's Lectures Goldsmilh's
Rome Jess's Surveying: Jackson's Book-keep-
ing the Clerks Magazine; and great variety
Of histories, voyages and trs,e els. day-books,
journals and sedgers, and writing books fevery
description; writing paper, states. scales and
dividers, quilts. inkstands, waters, &c. &c.
THAT scientific author speaking of the FRI eli
and Indian about the time of Braidock's lea,
describes the effect the had in England thus:
g SWIFT as the broad-winged packets could fly a
cross the deep, the news was carried to England. -
Its effects there like that of stone rdey hurled
against nest OF 6Wnefs Instantly, from centre 10
circumference. all is rage and buste..Ihe hive re-
sounds with the maddening insects; dark tumbling
from their cells they spread the hasty wing, and
shr whizzing through the air. they rush to find the
foe Just in the Sea-yting island, from queens
bose to alcbse from King cockaey, ali were fierce
for fight Even the red-nosed ,,orters where they
| met, bending under their burdens, would stop Il
| but, in the streets, to talk of ENoLAND's aoNGs
and as hey talked, their fiery sncr.s were seen tt
| grow fiery still, and Tn1re deform. Their
throwing their packs 10 the ground and leapng into
the attitude oe boxers. with sturdy across ant
rough black jaws stretched out they bend forward t.
the fancied fight, The frog-eating Zoe, in shrtIes
ruies and long ank cue, seems to give ground the,
rising in their might with fire striking eyes they pres
hard upon him, and coming in, hand and foot, wild
kick and cuff and many hearty curse, they shew tn
| oIccL1Nc CROWD, how damn 'en they woul,
| hump tho French"
| September g. 1909.