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RITMBLY sHEW ETH,

Il s q -
That although placed at ihe verge o.
1.-THE Ancient Dominion, and hitherto re
sarded as orphans they have never LOST
isght Of The fundamental principles Of
irepublicabism. That is owing to adj
lventitiuas circumstances, alone, that dis.
society has hitherto been main.
ltained but that all men are originally
lequa. In order, however, to render
lasting these ideas, it is of importance
THAT those who must succeed us, in our
local functions, should be enabled rot ia
Initiate our virtues only, but the e ergies
of those patriots who achieved our Re,
EVOLUTION.
That although we have, with pleasure.
hailed the different acts Of the Legisla.
|! ture. on the objects Of Education. as o.
lpenlnga vista to our offspring, to which
| their fathers were in great measure
strangers and although we, as children
|, of the Revolution. born in these stormy
times, were forced to accept of the i'm
lproyement of our faculties under the
sound of the war whoop; vet we have
Ifondly looked forward to the time when
the light of science should dawn upon
| the rising generation. We have, however
| found our tond anticipation on this sub
liect nipt in the bud-the Act of l@S6
Ibeins so guarded with checks and balan.
| ICES, that it can never, in human probabili
Ity. be carried into effect and the Act
lof 1S--being in great measure super
lceded by the different appropriation:
made during the last war. -
with submission we ask, we wish Il
be- heard Is nothing worthy of Colum.
lbia's sons but the din of war Are gar
tments rolled in blood. the only distinction
we should be ambitious to attain ?
We, in connection with others. ir tho
lpfesent neglected state of education. a;
| fathers, teel with double force the sent
ment conveyed in those beautiful lines
of the Poet, that
| Full many gem of purest ray serene
The dark unfathom'd caves OF ocean
| bear;
Full many flower is born to blush un
seen,
| Aud waste its sweetness in the deser
air.
| Although the means OF education be no
Ientirely out Of the reach of some OF US
Iyet with what feelings must we contcm
lplate the situation of those around Us
But admit that all may, with due pru
laence. have their offspring educated il
tine rudiments OF their mother toHgue-ar'
We to be the reproach of our Eastern bre
Ithien I Are the brilliant talents OF th'
!uative to remain uninprosed. and be con
fined to the culture OF the earth While
the smatterings of Connecticut and Mas
/ ,achusetts, who avowedly leave the Lane
If Steady Habits on account OF lnterlG
Requirements, are to fill our bar. Gu
bench, and GU, pulpits to say Eothint
Ioi the Professors Chair. which under tn
present system, must TALL prey to need.
adventures
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Fail Fashions Of Millinery
November s6

Mrs. MOONEY respectfully informs
the Ladies, that her Fall Fashions are
just opened, for sale.
She has also received so dozen ladies
Straw Bonnets, which are offered fol
sale at a reduced price, by the dozen
Z or single enc.
s November IS DIV
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FOR NEM-Y YORK,

rNJ6 Ne WI OISIAs
ExK The fine new schooner Coqpet
S2Capt. Anderson burthen about
$50 barrels will meet With immediate
despatch and take freight low. For
which, or passage, apply to
Barnewali aad Popham.
November Is ct
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Francis Lightfoot Lee.

For ln7nSd1Gfe sac,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred. the rest mixed Merinos, all in per-
feet health and fine order.
0ctoberS 2a"tl
No. The Editors of the National In
Itelhgencer are requested 70 insert the a.
|oove twice week till forbid, aud send
their account to this office.
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,SIJLLY FOR SALE

HSIiIS estate. situated in the county
a of Fairfaz. twenty two miles from
Alexandria and the same distance from
contains abou, seyeu hun
dred and fifty acres. Little Eiyer Turn,
bike passes through it half II mile from
The dwelling house. The situation lls
handsome. and remarkably healthy; the
water IS good and abundant, The so'
which was originality excellent, has Ion
some wears past had tie adyantase of i'm
proving husbandry, Plaster OF Paris act
Ing with powerful and immediate etiec'
on all grafses and grains Inc helds
Ipreseut good surface for cultivation
land those, nov untitled, are covered wit
red clover. The orchards are very Large
and thrifty the collection OF table trul'
lis choice and various. The mansion
pacious and we'll constructed; the on
houses are ell conveniently situated
Those for farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent i'll their kind.
For gentleman of leisure this would
he a delightful residence; and ,'rohta,
|ble estate to an active farmer. The title
S indisputable, and perfectly unincum
Sered.
A number of we'll taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming uten-
sis of all kinds, and the crops of the pre-,
sent year If desired, will be at the CON
maud of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the sub
lscriber, living on the premises, next the
post office at Pleasant Valley, in Far
flax.
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For Rent.

A comfortable and convenient Dwell
ling House, on the lower end Of Royal
street. adjoining the house occupied b.
Captain Ma, kley. Possession may b.
had Immediately.
Also. for Sale or Rent.
Several Lots on Duke aDd Patrick
streets.
November 26 SIT
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported il
the ship Boston. Captain Finley. just ar.
rived from England, General As.
sortment of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale BY the package or piece.
9 mo. l6 60
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Charles Wills

Charles County, Nov GO SIT
The editors Of the National Iuteiligen.
Ger are requested to publish the above
s times and charge it the editor of the
Gazette.
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The schr. Patience tros. PHI,
win lumber d BY the Custom Ho rs'sS 4
!. Brig Recovery. from Narss
flour, schr. Secses, from Earh, Va, \
Hour: schr, Susanna, bound to A.
with rum and moIasses, b .hs ~ Ses
In publishing the list Of sei, nav.
have IN view to disseminate The !; .
gence abroad, to serve a, war,;l It
all whom it may concern and
vince them, that however at va;
tie lnqnisltiop of such ca lures N.Y.
with the sentiments Of the seizips q
sui 'hey must comply win ,besI, 'I y
winch IS paramount to all other cons !
ratioRs. wy
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November 27
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, April 8.

II Whale.--Qn Tuesday the 18th
instant, while the crew of small
northern vessel were employed ia
catching oysters near the mouth OF
Nansemond river, they perceived a
zohGlc pass by them aud proceed up
that river. They concluded TO fol.
low & endeavor to take it, IN which
they succeeded by driving it ashore
oppnsite to Old Town poiut. After
some difficulty they succeeded in
getting it on dry laod, it measured
fifty feet in length, and is expected
10 yield from fifteen to twenty bar
re!s of oil. A similar occurrence
was witnessed near the same place,
as we learn, about twenty five years
ago; and about the same time q
whale measuring sixly-two feet, was
cast ashore on Cape Henry.
Norfoik paper.
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Jan so
Penn 4 Harmon,

CABINE T. M AXE Rs.
p EG leave to inform their friends and
I'D the public, that they carry on their
business in al its branches. at the large
Brick House formerly occupied BY John
Muir on Royal-street, between King
and Prince streets, where they intend
to keep constantly for sale, a general as
sortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
of the best workmanship and newest
fashions, and are determined to sell on
as good terms as can be had from the
northward or elsewhere. They have
.Nahogany for saleby the board or log.
~ A few Journeymen would meet
wit. constant employ.
February eo2m
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For Sale
400 Acres Of Ind.

E WING in the county Of Eauquier,
& "a Of a nile from, tile Town Of
Middlcburg--'ihis Land lies handsome
ly, well watered, about 240 acres clear
ed of which there are 90 acres of meadow
land inferior to none in tbe state, tie ba-
lance in woods we'll adapted to the use
Of clover and plaister-seyeral hundred
appletrees of the best grated fruit--a
small dwelling, a good barn, &c.-If ap-
plication is made in short time a bar
gain may be had.
I. D. PEYT0N.
( ian so eo2m
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laad marched them s miles. They

|and marched them s miles. The,
Then met a party which was sen
loutin pursuit Of the deserters-they
fare now all in irons"
| I'VE give the above extract t
lshew, as a striking example of tha'
Icowardice which always accOmpa
|nies a guilty action. After the de
|serters had completed the climax Of
their crime, by the murder Of their
officer. they stand like guilty and
appalled, wretches, only awaiting
the signal to march to their execu
|tion. Enable to contemplate the
bloody act, even their sense OF per
|sonal security is lost, 10 their sense
|of horror for the crime. The sur
viying officer seizes ON the critical
moment, on which his own existence
is dependent, and before they have
recovered from the shock Of their
own consciences, before the sense of,
personal security can operate, as
sumes an authoritative tone, Il com.
mands them to ground their arms.
Accustomed to move like machines.
they involuntary obey, and before
they have recovered from the a
mazement Of guilt, they are depriv
ed of the power ofdoing injury, and
delivered over to the arm OF yiEdic-
tive justice.
Tits this selfpossession in the hour
Of danger. which, when acted upon
a larger scale, has often turned the
fate Of battles. ard caused towering
victory to light upon the standard.
1t was the same principle that rem
ders the name Of Erie so dear to
Americans The surviving lieut.. is
an hero ofthe first class. sad shoHld
fortune allow him a theatre as con
spicnous for the exercise ofhis pow
ers. We venture from such evidence
to predict his success
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N'eso York, March go

Elastic MarbIe of Massachusetts
Some time ago De. Mitchili exhi
bited to the New York phi!osophi
cal Society specimen of American
Elastic Marble, measuring four feet
III leogth. three inches in breadth.
and Que inch 10 thickness. The slab
was OF a snowy whiteness. of a
grained structure, and of remarka
bic Reliability. He had received il
|of Messrs. Norris and Kin, who
got it from the quarry in Pittsfield
Massachusetts. Siace The receipt OF
this extraordinary sample. another
tone, Of a far more considerable
size. has been procured by Mr.. Mey
her, from StoekbFidge. This he j.
preparing for a place in d. Stitch
iilt.s ''-.sineralogy.r- --- -
dimensions Of this sS0Ie are Il.
follow: the breadth one foot tef
inches, length five feet. aud illics
ness Two inches; makinS mass o.
1.-TWO thousand six hundred and forty
(cubit inches Of elastic marble.
This slab when shaken uGdnlate:
lsensibiy backwards and forwards
whea supported at the two extremi
tiles the middle forms curve of a
i,,oUt two inrhes from a horiz0nta
line snd when turned over reco
vers Itself. and incliaes as much th'
,other way. 1t has many other curl
ous properties. The substance un
der consideration has already beei
described by Mr.. Meade, in a me
moir printed in the American Mine
raIogieai Journal and New-Iofk
probably now contains the iarges
lpiece that the world can produce.
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Singing School.
w WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he intends opening a
School for instructing in Vocal Music on
Tuesday evening April Esd, at Mrs. Pey-
t ms School Room.
Those persons who wish to be in
structed in the rudiments of this art will
ind it to their, advantage to commence
as early as possible.
l'erms-three dollarssand fifty cents
per quarter. :.
Z Attendance from Z till9 }, twice week.
March 26 eos1SdA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-03

!iinptoi at Paris. The contents Of then
were Of that nature that cabinet coun
!cil was Immediately summoned to as
semble at two O'Clock at the foreign OF
lice (; and al half past two there wers
Ipresent thG Lord Chancellor, Earls o.
liverpool, Harfowby, Westmoreland,
|MuIgrave, Bathurst, and Buckingham.
Ishire, the chancellor of the exchequer
|viscounts Eastlereagh, Sidmouth and
Melville, tue right hon C. B. Bathurst
land Mr.. WI Poole. They continued in
|deIi5erationu upwards of two hours. Per-
!haps in the course of this day something
further may transpire upon the subject.
Mr. Abbottis appointed a Judge, in the
place Of Mr. Justice Heath, deceased.
Mr.. justice Dampier died on Satur
day night.
Extract of aletteD dated Naples, 18th
January, 1915.
I" Lest exaggerated accounts Of the
contagious disorder which has appeared
at Nova, neas Bari, on the coast Of the
Adriatic, may possibly be conveyed Is
yon, we beg to state that there is no rea-
son for surprising it has extended be-
You'd that place, and every means has
been adop;ed Tor arrestins its progress.
Noya, we understand, has been surround
ed by double bitches and palisades, and
strong gordon of troops drawn round
the whole district of Bari. The rest OF
the Kingdom enjoys the most perfect
health. This information may tranquil
lie the minds of macy who might feel
anxious about their friends or property
here.''
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FROM tie u. S. GnseLte.


I" VIII the psuple submit to IL ?'--
Said James Monroe, whilst minis
rrt {. aaaf. or for the French con
On my arrival at Paris in the
year 1905, found it necessary to
present my passport to the Amer;-
can minister for the purpose Of hav
ing 1t recognised by him. MIR. M
observing by the date, that 4 must
have left Philadelphia whist the
British treaty of 1894 was probably
before the senate, as was the fact,
he questioned me very particularly
on the subject of its ratification, be
traying the utmost anxiety that il
should be rejected. 4 gave it as my
decided opinion, that il would be a
donfed by that body. according te
the recommendation Of President
Washington. and proceeding. TO Offer
come reasons in support of that OPT
MON, he impatieutls interrupted me-
10y saying /" And iithey do. will the
.neopIe submit to it," After reco
yering from the surprise this ques
lion excited, 1 replied, I had no o
|ther expectation, presuming they
had done with insurreetion for Il
while, the western iasurrection hav.
inc been suppressed In the same
language it may nov be asked " and
Mill the people submit to having
EsueS man imposed upon them for
ia president. by q caucus too, OF his
lawn eieatures and tools7 Il.
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From The Baltimore Telegraph.

Extract Of a letter from the CON
mander of fort Montgomery, Mis-
sissippi territory, to a gentleman
IN this city, dated Feb. 90, 1916.
We were so unfortunate as to
bave ole Of our officers killed yes
tsrday. by an Internal sooundrei who
from the fort, Lieutenant
Bridges and Grey, Bridges former
ly Of the 10th regiment went 10
pursuit Of them, and evertcek them
about 26 miles, on their way to
Georgia, in a house at breakfast. -
They dismoun,ed and rushed in up
ON them: the deserters being all
armed, flew to their pieces, and
the moment the officers entered the
door, one Of the party fred on lieu
tenant Bridges and killed him on
the spot. Afterwards lieut.. Grey
commanded them to order their
arms, and then to ground them
which they had the cowardice to DO
Then lieut.. Grey, with the assist
anee of one man tied their hands
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AfAmsterdam. ian. e6. Gen. Linsar,.

7 At Amsterdam, Jan. 96, Gen. Lingal
] Weston, Alexandria. %, Maria Carr
lima, HoIstein, New-York. Feb. 9, En-
oeror OF Russia, West. Baltimore.
At Cork, Jan. %, Belle Savage, Tul
lily, Boston. 90, Franklin, Graham, Bal
fillmore; Kent, Sterling, Quebec.
At Limerick, Jan. 81, Melantho, M
lntyte. Philadelphia.
At Londonderry, Jan. 81, Active
i'urley, Philadelphia.
| At the Texel, Jan. 26, Emperor o.
Russia, West, Baltimore. Sailed Jan
I2S, Clara, Lee, Baltimore; Comet, My,
Iers, do. indian Hunter, Firth, Norfolk.
At Southampton, Jan. 90, Regent.
Stennett, Boston.
At Dublin, Feb Q North Star, Hamil.
ton, New York.
At Crookhayeh, Feb l, Lord Whit
worth, You'd, Savannah, bound TO Liver.
pool.
At Rochelle, Jan o5, Apollo, Roys,
Boston.
At Galway, Jan %, Hare, Poole,
PMladei; Jhia.
At Plymouth, Jan 90, Wilkin, Viii
ler, America.
At Bristol, Jan 80, Seaman. BENEDICT,
Virginia. Feb 5, Ms du Monte, Pinto,
Philadelphia.
At LIVERPOOL, Jan 81, Indian, Bal
barney. Ncw-Orleans Halifax Packet,
Richards, do. Ocean, Waters, Charles
ton. Feb S, Kitty, Laughton, Norfolk.
Harwich, Feb 9. Sailed, Argus, Nj
|cholson, Boston.
At Clyde, Jan gs, julia and Mary,
Bald, New-York. e5, Clyde, Patterson,
Charleston. 81, surry, Russell, Charles
ton.
At Belfast, Jan IS, Africa, Choat.
New-York Lorenzo, Dunbar, Ito. Eli
zabeth, Bradford, do. 18, put back,
Swift, Shaw, Charleston.
At Havre, Jan rs, Rowland, How
and, Charleston Eagle, Peabody. do
eugene, Destebecho, New York Euge-
ala, Baltimore. OF, Ruth, Snow, Bos-
ton. 2S, sailed Eliza, Edgar, New
York. 20, arrived Minerva, yarquin,
New-Orleans.
Gravesend, January SO. Sailed Lord
somers, Quinton, New York. Feb i,
tarrlved Indian Chief, Watson, Virginia.
At Newry, Jan "a, Nancy, Croply,
Philadelphia Little Cherub. Parkinson,
do. %, Dido, West, do, John Crow
lther, Hind, New-York. 81, Globe, Dew,
Baltimore.
At Lisbon, Jan. IS. Hero, Nelson.
Philadelphia. is, Despatch, Baleson.
Boston, II, Mary Ann, Silva, Phila-
| delphia. 1S, William, billiard. Boston,
10, Pactolns, Leech, Charleston. : 90
aurora. B!iffen, Newly rk. 90, Pack.
ct, Foste Boston. 81, Venus, sausa
New York, John y Charles. Eambursh
do. Dolphin, William, Alexandria.
The Stark, Kirby, from Londoa tt
New Orleans, that putinto Plymouth Sd
.iastant, is leaky and must unload.
I -H'.--A--.-y.,'>1F ,orss ~ UIf IIIdrIrt
iph:a to Belfast, in,runDing for Campbell
ton goth instant, struck On the Borline
,and, at the entrance of that port, and
| aust discharge, having struck at the toy
ipfa very high tidt.
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New AlnlanacS.
Join II Ste1part,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FoR 9Hg YEAR OF OUR LORD
-l8l6-

Country merchants and others suppl
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers and histories--slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia anG
Dutch quilts and lax powder.--A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
g!;sh school beoks--most of the new pub
LEGATIONS of the day,.and a large stock o..
stapainn works q. merit. yiz-Episcopal
aud roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and Jaw books, &c.
He expects in a few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and has Just receiy-
ed by the WilheImina from Liverpool,
22, 900 English Quilts
OF a good quality and eheap--Englisn
waters III tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
~ 10 gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
solted sizes. ~
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As Lot of Ground for Sale,

Fronting ST feet on Fairfax-street and
the same number of fleet on Eoyal-stfeet,
land running from the one street ZIG
fleet 10 inches, to the otter the above
width, being parts Of lots Nc. IS and
"A, on the plan Of Aleyaaslria. On the
said ground taere is great abundance of
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property of the
heir of Duncan NcNiven, alias Nivea
deceased, IateGf Alexandria. For terms
apply to Mr.. .9ladrsic Jaiaieson.
January ,19. Cav
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Just Received

find for Sale By JOHN.a. STEW.aR1s
A n ENQUIRY respecting the Caps
~ ture Of Washington by the British,
with an examination Of the report of the
Committee of Investigation, etc. etc.
feb 90
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LOOK HERE!
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WNTAS taken Oh tn I'd ult. fFom The
w shop Of Mr.. Evan P. Taylor, {
dark close bodied coat, having in thu
pocket a double cased cap'd Silvei
Watch. marked B. Newman. London
No. l44s. Whoever will stop the safe
will receive the above reward
on leaving it with the Printer.
John LiUingston.
AnriI q
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NOI E..

Mr.. WILLlHM HUME, will teach a
PRtTa9fE 81 SELECT SCHOCL.
in the town of Alexandra, provided tif-
teen pupils can De procured at 9l5 PEI
Quarter.--Greek, Latin and French WI
be taught. Those wishing to enter scho
lays may call and leave their names a,
Mr.. Paradise's Book Store, on or befor:
the sixth If April.
AnriI 2.--eoSt
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!. FOR EN- +

Oh eEN /,
TvHAT Frame House on Fa;rfax-st.
4 tor many years occupied by the
late Doctor Kennedy as a druggists
shop. This house is particularly we'll
calculated for Grocery Store or the ac-
cofnmodation of an extensive Druggist.
The buildings are cemmodious, and the
cellars cool, dry and spacious. Appli-
cation to be made to
]. Il. M'Kenna.
february2. dStaeotf
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!, .onrrs.ulat;ons OF the chambers 81
4 sas n the following terms -
S,ar-The Peers of France are
Ia sIder branch OF that great family Q:
.sh;eh voar majesty is the father. When
sa,r children pressed around the throne.
sa s to yea tho homage of their pro-
smnd regards and tender wishes, we
de. .S ourselves in being the first to full
(, th;s pious duty. We desire to ter
. = as we commenced that year too
l I'm b. an hsndred days; but we enter
Inn the pleasing hope that the year which
: non opening will be more prosperous.
Tranee. saved by the wisdom and Virtues
ol he- kiug. has only tounderstand to en-
=. ii, bene6ts. The chamber of peers
IN INCREASINGLY give him the example of
49, .s,t;tatle without bounds; and a love
confidence without measure; and it
a tSus shatit will merit an unclouded
happiness.
receive the assurance Of the senti-
ri, tsof tie chamber of peers with so
,nscb Measure and sensibi!ity, as it daily
s,rS;shes me with new proofs of them
They are now employed in one Of the
.aa,s Is TIE Museum OF Natural Histo-
~ .s q toru,ias a cast Of the HoteRtot Pc
,.boaied the das before Yesterday OF
~ - ;uoess that lasted sniy three days.
r. Hsr ooty exhibits 10 visible trace of this
m,l,dy.s except some spots OF reddish
hrawa round the mouth, legs and sides,
Var size and enonnoas protuberancss
80 nat diminished, aud her hair, eS-
t cuylcd, has net become length
snad - is usual with negroes in illness
Letter death. The dissection OF this
S.o,asu Naiiurnish An extremely curious
s Sv ID tse history OF the varieties OF
che human species. .uolteur-